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Home My WebLink About1977-02-20 - Orange Coast Pilot... Wllilton~l'• ..._ "Maribof"ovtlh,, If there are cr•cb in the Foun· L tlaUC>Q that .James Jrvine Jr. 1 .created 40 yeuw a,o, they a.re •certalnlJ not apparent to the etabt direeton asalped to pr. 'lent and admlnl11ter tbat trust. Tb• ~tioo baa survived re- .peat«) attacks by th• founder's panddaU&bler in the form ol lT lawauttl that bave challenged .both Uie Foundation and the ~~~Company it coo- Of ill u.O attacu mounted b7 Joan lnfoe Smith, the one •bot that .. moat 1utteutu1 wu an actol ~. 'l'b.at act,· mOft feel. wu passed chiefly u the rfsUlt ot lier belp and prod· ~~ autbon of the federal Tax Refor.m /ict of 1969 ·had the James lrvlne Foundation clearly in thelr alibis when the measure waa put tocether and debated. The act colnpela all tax· exempt foundation• to divest themael"Vea ol '"'1lenhip of more than two percellt of a private company by 1979 and pay to charity a sum equal to a SUNDAY 'apecifted amount of its uaets each year. What s6emed at first altht to be a devutatinl blow to the FOµnclatioo la no lonaer reaai'ded uaucb by ltadlrectorl. ••So we have to aell "' com· mented truatee Kathryn ~er of Corona del Mar, herself a tr anddauehter of Foundation arcblt.ectJames Irvine. .. We aball sell our Irvine Com- pany stock at the best possible prtce..._and we will then relbvest tbe mlJIU) so that .we can eoo- (See FOUNDATION. Page Al) . ,,. Joan Irvine Smith and Mrs. Athalle R. Clarke 1,800,000 Shares 21.4o/o • OTHERS INCLUDE! Linda lrvlne Gaede, .Gldrla w. ervam, Kathryn Wheeler, Melinda R. White, Wllllam T. White 111, James 1 rvlne, Tlco.& Co., Assistance League of Santa Ana. VOL. 70, NO. 51, 6 SECTIONS, 92 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA SUNDAV:, FEBRUARY'20, 1977 TWENTY·FIVE CENTS 'Ba...,,, Poppl••*l Chimney sweep Charlie Mullis jumps from rooftop to roof- top a la Mary Poppins in Chattanooga, Tenn. Mullis and bis partner are the city's only chimney weeps. The chimney cleaner got the-."flue" bug as a GI in Germany and wears the European aweep's traditional top bat and tails. Mullis' .. fllJbt" is actually a leap down to a lower roof. 111 .. Four All'ards Current Speeds Poison River Danger Spre.adS· By The Associated Presa Changing currents in the Ohio River pushed a 70·ton floating mass of the dangerous chemical. carbon tetrachloride past Cincin· nali on Saturday, but it left Devine's Services Tuesday Mem-orial services are scheduled Tuesday morning foe character actor Andy Devine, best known to television fans as "Jingles," Wild BUI Hickok's chuckling television sidekick. Devine, 71, of Newport Beach, died Friday night at UC Irvine Medical Center in Orange after a cardiac arrest. One of the Orange Coast's most colorful figures, Devine bas suf- fered from leukemia for the past decade. Services will be held at 11 a.m. at Pacific View Memorial Park in Newport Beach. A private in· terment will follow the services. The gravel-voiced actor, whose career spanned three genera- tions, is survived by his widow, Dorothy; two sons, Tad, Of Corona del Mar, and Dennis, of Studio City; bis brother Thomas,. or Brownsville, Texas. He also leaves three grandchildre~. (SeeDEVINE, Page AZ) behind a residue that could still contaminate drinking water. People in al least four river communities upstream from Cin· cinnati were told to boil their drinking water after the chemical pollutant was dis- covered Friday, but the boiling order was lifted Saturday night. "The systems were purged out," said Joe Harrison ol the Environmental Protection Agency's regional office in Chicago. "There was no longer any concern of the chemical be· ing in the tap water." Meanwhile, officials in Louisville, Ky., made hourly tests of the river there as the chemlca1 mass rnoved toward their city. ''There's still no sign," a Louisville Water Co. spokesman reported late Saturday night. Initially, the carbon ~tracbloride -which is used in dry cleaning and bas been known to cause cancer in laboratory animals -was not expected to reach Cincinnati for several days. , But EPA officials said Satur· day they had miscalculated the speed with which the mass W8$ moving. By then, it was already past Cincinnati. · EPA officials said up to 100 miles of the Ohio River was af. fected when the chemical en- tered the big river from a West Virginia tributary. the Kanawha River. - The source of the discharge has been traced t.o an industrial area on the Kanawha in Southern Charleston, W. Va., but the com• pany involved was not pin-e pointed. "We just don't have enough evidence to point the finger at any one company," said James Manwaring, district EPA dire<:· tor at Philadelphia. However, Alvin Morris, a de- puty administrator with the EPA in Philadelphia, said "the focbs of our investigation" la on Ute FMC Corp., one of four com~ panies with permits tO discharge prescribed ~mo"nts of the chemical. DNA Disaster Looming? UCI Scientist Urges Safety PrecautW1111 By llILAilY KA YE ot-.o.11y f'llMStaff A Laguua Beach women ~ /eeling ill. At first, •M put it out of her mind. FlrJally, 1he.agreed to see her doctor. SM um #Jocked to karn sM bad cancer. It um pinpointed to. a maag. D<Jnt tumor. and •M tD<ll given m monthl to lme. T~ woman came mto coniact 1Dit1a 1umor virus cdU whiU nofmming .in tM octon. "'°"' her houu. ~~ .at . a.~ prltXJte reaearch com- Plntl were cortductmg ~ tDUdh gene•. and bad blodvertantl11 .ollot.oed.an orgoniam Ct,lf'P11;iftg ~ viru• cells to ••cap' /rom the laboratory. The oroani•m mooed jnto the sewer aystem .end tDCll ~~ umMd Jnto the ocean. ftfOr ~ Beach, tl1Mre tM womon was twim· in;g9 above scenario may sowid f arfetcbed and indeed, it ma>: never happen. But a UC IrviJte microbtolOelat admits it could happen and insists that private reaeardi companies s)lould be reaulated to avold It. W ~nd~rTops Grammies Dilutrous bloloeical borrof'S, such • new strains of cancer or , previously unknown sources of birth defects, may be unwtwnalY introduced to human IOclety by research companies lacklqf . .. corporate morality!' To guard a•aln•t a.uc&-~alblllties. uct mlcrob~ • ( , • r. David Klnpbur)' who heicfS a 1peelal campus 1•ittobuard committee, 0 1ay1 be liaVCJn a state law to atrlctly t~ate aueh companlel. , •'Corporate moralU~ ll .•• well, DQU~ably. lackiq 1il ·m apy companies,•• aa" Kln1sbury, whose commltte._e ovenea all campus researt4 projecti dealln8 with the COO. troveflial uw lab teebnolou caUect••recombtnau.tDNA... ~· Put llmply, ~eccmblnan\DNA resear'eb takes 1enea from ooe or1anllm and 11nb them With the 1ene1 ~another, formiol~ ty new blolollcal uoitl. ! . .. .. ..t . .. • .., . .. . .:: '" Mission Viejo Lake Deep in Controversy D~pite publicity and outcry in drouabt-stricten. North.em California, officials of the Mission VleJo Company have announced they plan to continue filllDa their 1.2- blllion-gallon manmade lake at the Casta del Sol recreation center. 1President Philip J . Reilly said last week all the water ls nowlns from the Colorado River, not from Northern Callforhfa. They Took Roles to Heart It was Susan B. Anthony Day last Tuesday al Barcelona Hilla Elementary School in Mission Viejo, and 14 girls say· their research for the event has "liberated" them. Eacb studiejl one outstanding woman from the past, then ap· peared on stage dressed as that woman and presented a re- port on her. .· Huntington Beach Making Waves About W~ter While Mission Viejo oflicials continued to fill their lake, some Huntington Beach residents were asking the city to drain theirs. The "lake," about three feet deep in the south central part of the city, consisted of stagnant water fiJ led with trash aod producing a considerable stench. City work crews finally cleaned up the mess Friday. Newport Beach She's Mistress Of Her Memories Judlth Campbell Exner, who· · · claims she was once the girlfrieod of both President John F. Ken- nedy and Mafia boss Sam Gian- cana, is writing her autobio- graphy in a rented house in Newport Beach. A watchdog is •· guarding against what Mrs. Ex· ner fears could be attempts on her life. Laguna Beach Unseasonable 80 degree weather brought 300,000 people. to Orange Coast beaches last weekend -and backed traffic up on Laguna Canyon Road beyond the Laguna Beaeb city limits for most of Sunday. Heavy traffic was also reported on the freeways and jams were noted in Balboa and elsewhere. More oC the same is expected this weekend. Costa Mesa TV or f\J'ot TV No Longer Question A would·be TV purchaser bu learned he should screen hia source of 5upply-be wu cbftted out of $700 by a man who offered to sell him several televlaion sets cheap. Costa Mesa police said Frank Standard of Huntincton 1Jeach paid the man in cash and was told to pull Ills truck around to the loading dock at Sean Roebuck in South Coast Plan. There be discovered that the deal was a fake and the .. seller" un- known. . -- 1l)'ANNECOO•Ea Ol•Oef!! Neeltalt Autil« BlU IJbby. wholse book wlUa Jama llooeevelt called ··1~Panm.ta" bu aold ._000 H • Ill ttl ftm two mocrtht ~ pui:i cit.loo. 1a,ya he writ.el bOob becaUM be'•~ J.ou1 ballplaJ•. IJbby toad ~ts at CuWl• St-bool ln 111.WioO Viejo t.bli ,, .. that wbtlD he discovered a a youn11ter be waa a terrible athlete, be decided to wrlte about sport.I. ••1 read newapaper aports col· .umna and wrote my own . v.maoa,.. said the 0.')'Nr-old' autbol' of 5.1 boob. .. !If m4tller' -.tboua.bt my aporta wnUDI wu a IJ'•at waste ol. tlm .. but I paid about • much a1teD.tlall to blr as most kids pay to t.belrr.arentl ... A stint on hls b 1h school neW$.Paper with fellow atuden.t Kurt Vonnept detennioed Libby to study JOW'Dallam.Hla first Job after coneae was reportlac fOlr • newspaper In Yoabrl, N. Y., a.Dd from there he went to th NewYorkP.oA • WriUn• for newspapert Md one big dniwback fOl' Libby. '9 told Castille 'ltudent1 -b11 atones were too loa& and w41re alw a.ya cut. • .. I didn't like that. beeauae I =Id~--\ Ka1ulae Wri=u.4 a cb&Qce to wrttO er lleidee Ma .bave tbem pu lDW:t. Prom tree lance ma1aalne atottt., UbbJ moved to W1Wq boob. E·tta now. UbbJ bu material cut or .-t back to be rowrttten. h• •aid. \&fltQ.l ltUdeota not to be clla~eil bjcnUeltm. •'Tbcte bu DO'fer'beeQ aD)'CDe 1Vbo evfll'wrote who didn't bave a .man~reJ~ ... boakt Lll>by atte11ed three fun- (fammtala ~ wrlttq: mutert.ni eOn.et apiJU.nc Ud irammar, aKlni:E •bout a tubJ~ Ud 1 olt a •tdir7 •ltll what la mosUn tins. .. Next ti01e Y®r teacher asks you to writ~ • •t.c:llT •bout l'W!' vacaUon, don't start off with •hueyuu wait. .. be aald. •'Write ll>out your "'Vacation the way ·you'd tell lt to a friend. For uample, the thing I'd write about my vacation to see tbe 011mpics In Montreal was be- lnl rt~ oft -1 bad my bags 1toleo. I'd write about that, bee&UM that's what I'll always remember." Llbby showed atudenb the Offieer Honored · Irene Lansford pins the medal of valor on her husband, . Laguna Beach Police Officer Jim Lansford, during ceremony Saturday. Lansford was honored for his bravery in foiling an attempted jewelry store robbery. Lansford was struck across the head by the bandit who is still at large. Devine appeared in nearly 300 films. but is probably best re· membered for the 118 episodes of "Wild Bill 1iickok" televised in the late 1950s. · "He spent SO years making people laugh,'• said Guy Madison who played Wild Bill Hickok. "I don't thinlr-he would want us to be sad because he bas passed away." Devine also replaced Gabby Hayes as comic companion to Roy Rogers and appeared with the cowboy star in a dozen films. "The nice thing to remember about Andy was be was always bappy," said Rogers. uy OU COQld bear bia laup a mile away." Devine, his voice like a rusty • • barn hinge, was once heard to say, "I never won an Oscar but I've lent money to a lot or guys who did." Perennial sidekick Devine went oo: "I never starred in pic- tures. I was always the .second man through the door. I never got the credit when the picture was a bit, but I never got blamed fOI' all the crap I waa in either.•• Devine•s family suggested memorial contributions be made in bis name to either Medicalert (Help for the Children Program) of Turlock, Hoag Memorial Hospital or the Motion Picture Relief Home. Fog Shrouds Regatta Carter Asks Fund Cutoff For 18 Dams t~ord turnout of l,W and 20 pow«;rboata I>& llbt a1r1 and roe eondWons reduced vblbWty to leu one mile Satutd-.y Jn the ~ comeetW•in tbeatb CallfCl'IWr y •ebti:bl As· ~l.tiGll Mldwlnter Besatta. · i Oranc• County yacbt club! m Dana Point to Huntiniton r~CO\Ulted lot 321 of th6 ~bO&ta. Dana Poiat.Caplstrano r 7echt clut;>a, parilcipatinc in ) SUNDAY th• llidwiDten ror 1he f1nt time, had Ct boats; Balboa-Bahls CoriD.tblan, es; N~rt Barbor-lJdo Ille, 123, aDd Huntlqton Harbour, 18. · Larpst entrJ ... Al•mitoe Bay Vaclrt Club. "1th 171. otben were Cdfornta. 85~ net Rq, 105; Ktq Harbmr, •: lJttle Ships Fleet, 67; Loni BA 21; Loe AD1ele1, 88; Sear.Beach, C. and CabriDolncb114. -· Ira Jani}a,y of Del Rey Yadlt Club, at tbe helm of a 1NirroJt1ed boat, ll1st.J Sea. WU 1h. wbmer of U.. U.Mlle SCY A predJctedlo( -race. tile 1h1•l• powerboat feature of the Midwinters. Tbe contest was combined with the Santa Monica Bay Serles and the Rlttl·~es tor a tot.al of 20 boats .. nfne <A which •ere competjq for the Mldwtntera perpetuals, the l{arry Bittaln and Dobrich tropld•. Tlle...ilboet competition of the Ml4winteri continues throueb ..Monday. · RetUlta of the SCY A predicted lot •r&S?e: tt.. Misty Sea, Ira Bardfay, ISlhO. 1:2424 percent· or error: 2, Shlpmatea, Bob Wllloa. CYC, 1.2'187; 3, Captain. Doo Leeb, Hollywood vc.1.7SZ1 'W ASIDNGTON CAP) -Presl· dent Carter la asldne Conll'ess to cut off milliona of dollar• fn fund· ln& nm year for 18 dams and other water projects ill 15 states, includina California, until they are reviewed for ecop.omlc nece11lty and environmental alifety, lt waalearned Saturday. The ,move brouaht an lm· medlateqJJt.ery from members of Congress ln ttai.a where tbe pro. Jecta are planned or under Waf. Same are membln of the Pnlt· dent'•puty. Cal-s Kill Girl, Man · "With ~Jbt pippln1 t!ae ••tern U~ Stata, this ii DO time to kUl water project. which are DectllU.fY to lnlure tuture water auppUes, a8rlcultural and economic arowth,' • aald Rep. Frank Evans (D-O>lo.). j Opponent• of tb• proJecta elaMHCI Cuter'• blOYe. One. lohn 6leb, ebalrmlD of~ Oabe Coblenancy Sabd1ltrlct Boen! Sn Soal.b l>ahta. dedared: ··1 feel the ~clen,t bu eome out OD the lido of the people lo South Dakota." , Acflillnlati'atlon 10Uttt1 Hld tli• Priiiltd4lll baa del...S tbeee Banau ol ReclamaUOe projects from Uae covernmeDt'• 1t11 bedalltl I :.JTlie ~ ~ Projed; ~Qb\irll.J'olloda 8oUtll, Ceatr8I van., PNeet • Callfarida: tM ~-r.nMIDd llm l'r'Oo UN JaOilltiidu; U.Sft.,.J!tat .. PrcdeCt -OoJl*;Mlo -Wyomla1; tller>G•rtlaon DtY ..... U .. ilD lfClrtla b8ot8 Mil.,. l>Mwta; lbti o.MV ta-laiatli ~ ailid tbl c.attil ~--~~UmtiD 1.IW.. • ~ • . "-" ... ---- • of Wo!!k 'LOUSY BAU.PLAYER' Aut'-Bill UbbJ have beell Oft!' when I was SS." be said. ''I WOUlt\ be a 'bas besl' today. A.!! a wrilet', I can wort a.s lone as I ll ve." F,.._PaeeAJ DNA DANGERS TOLD. • • Kingsbury says nature bas Only12suclilabeexiattoda)'ln been routinely recombining this country, mosUy in the eut genes for centu.rtes, but that and southeast. Kingsbury says. acienti.tts just recently dis· They cost about sz.s million to covered bow to imitate nature. build and. equip, u compared to State legislators are conald~ the approximate $7i500 fi&W'e for ing new regulations that would a P-1 microbiology ab. , ff t rl t h The only labs involved ln re• a ec P va e researc com-combinant DNA r-·· .. cb at UCI panies. Public agency research ~ is already controlled. are rated P-1 and P·2. KJ.naabwy saya the projects at this campus Kingsbury is wholeheartedly in do not have the p.3 or P-C danger favor of a new state law. He says factor and ao such a complex be would like to see across.the-facilltyisnotneeded. board regulations to force · Labs used in this type of re. private and public research search also have safe1u~ds ln a1encies to work under strict terms of the mlcroor1anlsms guidelines. used in the studies. For experi· The beneficial possibilities of ments with a severe dan1er fac- recomblnant DNA tecbnoloky t o r , 1 a b s m u a t u a e are endless, ranging from wiping microorganisms that would die out certain diseases to bolstering outaide the laboratory. the wordwide food supply. ''The safeguard is such that But the dangers are just as even if a microorganlam could numerous and must be guarded escape from the lab, it couldn't against, Kingsbury says. live to do any harm," Kin1sbury explains. In terms of benefits, the new UCI currently baa three re. research may pave the way for com blnant DNA projects un· cures to hereditary diseases such derway, with a fourth being as diabetes, hemophilia am~ planned. Three have a P·2 rating slctle cell anemia. and the fourth is considered an Drugs such as lnaulin and experiment for a P~l lab. pituary hormones may be pro-All of the projects are al.med at ducecl through gene grafting or IOoklng for ways of replating cloning. ·gene expresaion, Kingsbury ex· And the worldwide food plains. shortage may be eased if new .For example, one project in· crops are grown with different . volves talnng genes of lm- 1eneUc atructurea. mu1lobulin (antibq_dy genes)- F I l from 1' mouse cell and repllcat· or t! x a m P e • sever a ine them through the recombi· laboratones are tryb;l& to pro-.nant DNA process. duce a new type of com that It's a way of studyinc the would not r~ulre ~ nitroten ·m ecbanlsms by which an· fertiµzers. The sclentisu are ad· tibodl .... _. fight .. ,_ ding eenes from nitroeen fixation es, \.Wit. uuteue. can into tbe com 80 that nitropri be introduced into humans, be fertilizer would not be needed. saJitbtgsbury was asked about the But accidents could happen-new technology being abused to that would make all those pluses create a new biological warfare pale in comparison. tool. .. You can get a dangerous gene He called that belief "naive". through the process. It can be put But be admitted it is possible and into a microorganism and car-that ls why strict guidelines are ried out into the environment." necessary. explains Kingsbury. "Actually. the chances of go. .. Nobody really knows yet bow meone. coming up with a 'super hazardous this research ts, but pathogen' that can serve s,~h. a caution is defmltely needed," be purpose are pr~tty remote, smd adds Ktnesbury, noting that American Tb;,.. .. ~h the creation of new· scientists worked on · biolOllcal • .._ warfare studies in this country biological forms, which might for many years without maJdna a escape from the laboratory, a real breakthrough. new birth defect might come into "It •1 just not that easy to find a. e~latepce. Or, epidemics of microorganism that is that cancer or antibiotic reslatam dis· dangerous,•• says Kin1sbury. eases might occur. through Kfng'sbury says that every. genetic transformations not as-thing possible is being done at sociated with the original dlaeue UCI to make certain new re· source. search on campus la completel,y Several years ago, 1clentlsts 1afe. bel~ to fear that such research But be 1tresaes that all of the ml&ht b.ekflre. In Cambridge. safeguards required of public Mus., tbe City Council ordered a atency research will not be ef· bait to all recombinant DNA re. f e c tl.ve unless pr l v ate· search at Harvard Unlventty. pharmaceutical firms are forced And cloler to home, the San to comply, too. •· Dle10 Clty Council be11n ~~~~twaaio1nion•t Two Victims Finalb', rut AUIUlt. the Na· tlonal lmUtute ·of Health (NIH) Badl ' B ed ' la1ued a llrt of comprehensive y om auldelln• deal&ned to protect 1oclety. All research u11J:tc Two unl&mtllled traflle .8ttJ. federal tSr •tate money muat dent Ytcthu were reported bl followtboletuidelines. crttJcal eondJtioa tb1I mornJq a& DepeQdlnl OD ho• t'he Jn· 1JC lnlne Medical Center bUm dJY14\aal apertment la rated (by ward followtnl a fiery auto cruh· l10Q9 sUcb u JtlQlaburJ'• cam-·tn Uqntlnston Beach at mldntct¢ put bklbaurd committee>. tbe Sat~. lab 11 wbJect to use of etiteba Wltn~\~e• told HaaUn,toll proced'bret aad eqat1)me'.lll to BHcb pollce a 1ar1e Adan reu- 1aar..._ co.otalmnent ot th ended a aporU .ear that hacl mlcroorpnlama. .atopPed at a traffic U1bt on , Labi.-tollowbolft~ 01MaelJ Boulevard near Wamerr bet blOlollCal auldillDa. I'• Avenue. "1'Jka1 coatalnmat. Uio lalie Wltnasa aald tbe cow.Ion annt.dtrom P·UoP-4. ruptQ.red~a car'• au P • 1 lab 1 a r I' e & ula r ·tank. .AD afa)fe4 tiGtla mterctio&ao la WttJl UI• \11\lAl n!*l•tri amount of eontalnmeot. P-4 Poll~ laJd QMi tw Qal1I ell'· tactllUei are like a 0 loeul occuplllta ,.... badJ.j,,:b'CU:'IMd f 1Io•1b0s • ., In Kln11bu.-,·a ad tr~ bJ . .an~to = wvtdr. 1M bilm-'t. P-4 Jai. llte locate4 bi a bti4 · 11Wll4mtl wtOl iin.bWDel tieoeM. Tb•J bff n•&atl•• all' flow q~ .,,.... air c:an btcnt In, but not aut, lf tho door la OlNIDed.. .lt..w..i4 blolocSaal cabbM!la are UUdfoflll~ r - Daily Pilot Photos by Lee Payne Hall to Chiefs Lagrma Stdute• Patriota Brightly colored floats, gaily costumed student bands and un1tormeo marcnang unns covered a 12·blo~k route through light early morning fog Saturda>: in the 11th annual Laguna Beach Patriot s Day Parade. Anappreciatlvecrowdvlewedtheparade starting from Laguna Beach Hlgn School along Park Avenue to Glehneyre Street to Forest Avenue. The march lermfnated at Broadway. Mission Viejo High School band won the Sweepstaltes Award as the best parade com- petitor. Grand Marshal and Junior Youth Band awards went to Laguna Beach Elementary School's marching group. The school's marching band won the parade's Theme Award. Laguna Beach High School band was given top honors for the best srnaft high school band. The Freedoms Foundation at Valle~ Forge, Orange County chapter, women's division 9arnered first place for the best civicservacefloat. * * * Pictured. are (upper right) ThuT&tqn Intermediate School band with the Junior Citium of the Year, the Lagwa B«rch High School gfrla volleyball team; (up- per left ) Lesley Cbatb.an.and Lee Barnes, Lagwa Beach American Ugion Post 222; (lower left) Mission Viejo band member Nancy Paine. ,,,.._ Pflflf! AJ FOUNDATION~ HEIR LOCK HORNS. • • tinue the work our grandfather directed us to do." she said. "THE BOARD is unanimous on this," she said. "We haven't de· elded yet how we will reinvest that money but that decision will :betakenataluturemeeling." If the Foundation's plans reach fruition, the directors will be bankinc a total of $281.9 million after bandln& over the or1aniaa· tloo'• (,590,000 ahara or •tock in tbe lrvtne Company to the Mobil Oil Corporation. But not If their perennial nemesil, Joan Irvine Smith. bas her way. She took lqal action two yean a10 to bait the Foundation'• sale ol ita 5'.S percent contromnc in· terat lo Mobil at a Ume when the oU company bad aucceaslully of- fered $200 million for the bloc ol atock. That would have put the stock price at $24 per share. r they learned that the Irvine Com- pany stock had to be sold, Privett buarped. BUT ONLY MobU remained in- terested and entered active negotiaUons, be •aid. "It wasn't so mpcb ,_ mattet of our favoring Mobil aa our aeek- in& the beat offer we could get for our stock," Foundation director Jobn V. Newman explained. Newman, who is also chairman of the Irvine Company board, said the Found(tion was naturally interested in the future and prospect.a of th04e 1rviJ¥! Company employea who would be absorbed by the new Mobll·lrvlne subsidiary of the oil company if the meraer is ap- J)l'OYed in court. NEWMAN AND other Founda· Uon directol'I have made lt clear durins the trial that the ~ speeta for Irvine staff aJ>Pear bripter under Mobil manac• ment than uncler the ~ntrol ~ what b.M come lo be known u the Alle11·Taubman ~p. Autbon ot a S283.7 million old, Wall Street fiDancier Charles Al· ltn and Detroit developer Alfre8 Taubman, are ltiU very much in the lntne Company acquialtloo· race. Appreb•nalve compln)' manaiem• bu c~ noted Allen-Taubman George and ltlartlaa'! No, not really. It's Teddy and Sarah of Newport Beach. Teddy Kalil doesn't look overjoyed about being George Washington but Sarah Lynn seems pleased as j)uncb to portray George's wife. Both 7-year-olds are first· graders at Newport Elementary School. They helped put on a Washington's Birthday celebration Friday in ·the school ca!eteria. · Rockefeller Guard to End W ASHINGT01"J (AP) -Presi· den\ Carter has ordered Secret 84n'vice protection for former Secretary of State Henry A. Kiss- inger and Susan Ford extended for at least another month but is endin& it for former Vice Presi· dent Nelson A. Rockefeller and bis f amil)'. • On Jan.18.( Congress approved up to lilt moat,bs of protection for Kisainpr, Mlss'Ford and former TreUlW)' secretary William A.. Simon after then.President Gerald R. Ford requested it. Si moo turned do\¥0 the ofter for protection before be left offl~e. Harper's March at 1th End After a Jan. 23 fire gutted an eigbt-cla.ssrooro wing at Harper Eletnentary School in Fountai.ll Valley, orchestra and vocal stu· dent.a there have almost become a marching band in their searclt for a place to practice. . With classroom space at a pre• mium, music students practice<[ outdoors on foggy motnlngs and on occasion in the principal's of· fice. · But the search for a practice. room ended last week a.ft.er a. nearby resident offered her' garage for the music students~ use until replacement faciUtie& at the school are completed in' April. : Alice Lucey of 8900 Canary: Ave. agreed to allow seven music. ·classes in her gatage from as· early as 8:40 a.m. until as late as: 3p.JI1. School officials said the classes would be held Monday 1 Tueaday. Tbutsday and Friday in the two. car1ara1e. "I don't drive mu4Jt anymore' ao I only put my car in the garage when the wealber is bad," said Mra. Lucey. who described hertelf as "over 39" years of age. Mrs. Lucey said she has three 1rapdch1ldre n who attend Harper School . Her grandchildren live across the atreet troro her home with their parents, sbe said. "Practicing outside on cold days bas interfered with instruc- tion and distracted the children,·· said district music instruction supervisor Marlowe Earle. "The neighbors were given a prectice schedule and have been very cooperative," said Earle. ~,any ol Mrs. Lucey·s neighbors have signed consent forms to al-' low the students topractlc:e. It may be two mootbs before; Harper music students can prac- tice ln ~ir regular room which la now beina uaed for other cla•aes. d.Lstrict officials said. But rt.ude11t1 and lnstructors are just be&lnning to feel at home in Mn.4'cey's earage. . 'lllB L&ila& .... caDed .... ,,..._ 61lle JDep1 me fll ae .....-. ,_,... _. fr1 dn1 aeweral P..n.me-aw1•·1sts--• prfsoo. The New York bombin&s were similar to two that occurred 22 bau1"S ceder' ta Cbfeqo'• Loop area, pelianid. ,/ Because the P ALN communi- • que found here was dated Tlaurs- day. police apec&1lated U.at the •essage m1cht kue been meant '.: f~~~h~~de:i~Yor ~::~ thbe!~ ·. planmd to. coktdde with the one • in CWcap. No •e baa c:Jc.med res.,...U,Wty for tt.e Cllingo blast. Tiiiie siaCle typewritteo page tnam' Ille PALN WM fon4 iD a telepboae bootlt •ear tbe GremWidl Village aeedon of M..+ett• after a man dalmlq to 1eaa aw:ut P ALN notified news organizations. A n::uEaA.L O'aad jury bas beat lmalig,attng UldFALN and 2 1975 bomb t!llploslon that dflmed four li•es at the ~ 1ear-dd Frmmces Tavern iD'tbe Wall Street area of Manhattan. Y ALN daimed respoa.sibUity for the blast. bul there have bee.n no arrests. Police 1aid Saturda.y that they believed dyaam.lte was asecl in botJa New Yon blasts. Tiie npJcwions sbattered P* itu.a windows cm tbe.lower &On of the m1.ctm11 ad catapulted a tad *Iver out of b1I cab. A pedestrtaa wu burled to the al~ A bout so persona were evacuated from the 44-story Gulf & Western building after the blut, wblab was beard 35 blocks away. * * * Tear 'fas Shows Lack Of CDltore ): Former EPA Chief Raps Nuclear Rower EW YORK (AP) -An aer'ollol can fillecl wit.b a. ''tear c..-UU t1J)e al. bstance" ex-~ Sat.urcli1 • an ~tor at U.. ~Opera ill Lin- eola Center. drhia& f ,000 penom Mm the theater. The falDes ftlled Gae lobby and drtfted in.to the main theater just before the Cmtaln roM oa the 8 p.ID. performwe of "Dialogues at the Csmelltea" b)' Poalmc. Tbe performmce was delay,.S an hour. WASHINGTON CAP) -The (.-mer bead ol the Enviroamen- Ul Pro&edioa Ag~y •8.)'11 U.S. energy politJ should aim for • 't..be ~ out and eventual elimination of all nadear power.·· Russell E. Train, who first beaded the Pres.ident'a Colmcil OD EovirODD>ental Quality and then tbe EPA under former Presi.denta Ricbard I&. N'uwn and Gerald R. Ford, expreaed t concern about nuclear w~ and • tile secm1ty oC daDuroas nuclear ·111.c.tair. Tntn -mdlcated iis J skepticism about the abllU;r of _goveromeot.s to cope wUll these probleaa Tnift r't'Sitned n EPA had last ll'MJlltlt when the Carter" ad- miailltHti• took offiee. TaM~ a1ltinuclftl'• Tiewa, ftidt tlad not been dpt eaed · .1¥bile be was in office, were pu,blis.W in a newsletter fJI. the · -COmenatioDF~tieen , vironmental orfaakatieil be direeted Wore anumbt1 his 1a.a wt poets. He 19 rejaln-ill« the f~ on a part.time buts. ThefcaMl:atiee quoted Thill as 'N7illc be Is ''most boOlered by )Ile c..deer> wnte maa1e- • .r1M11t .. pl .... 1DD safecmrd ,......,.._ batt. utionaRy nd tn· ·~ ....... !Mtpro-. ' lifawdue f!I mtelar weapons capetd11es armmd lbe.,..ld. .. "I )Ill .. , ........ t& e• ~ ......... Tnlll acWell. "I dM't ... U. ~ lna6Wtions tome r;..._m.a.. . ti'fttJ It . IUpolUlie ...... 1 ''WHAT I BA ft e.-e to we ,..._.mcreilatec~ illc:J• 2 &tr eat fll aMnl lit --,,-die abiM7 fll ...... .....,, .... aptt." tNorth Traill laid be. WoaJd not.aped tile qdQn to enmtnate nuclear P919rr ''ov~·· But be •aid. "It seems to me we need to develop a 'tt:J:Y flnn commitment to the elimination of nuclear' pow~ aa a aource al. energy OD the earti. •• Tb& Nison and Ford ad· ministrations supported the eit- pansioo ol nuclear energy. Prai- deat carter and tu top eoero of. flCiala ll.ave taken the pc»ltion. tbat nadear enera is a "Jut re. sort•• bat will be aeeded ln ...... stanllal quantities. Several persons were reported taken to Roosevelt Hospital to be treated fer minor irritation of the eye1 and throat, an opera spokesman said. Wendy Hanson , a spokeswoman for U.e opera. said she had no idea why someone woald release tear gas as the performance opened. "I can't see any Jditical reuon foe it. Ma7be they Just don't like opera," she said. Trucks, ~ ReptJirs ' Hit in Highway Damage WASHINGTON (AP) America's federal highways are wnriq out faster than th~ are beiDC JWP*ed. ill part beenae federal 4M:neen fine Dot en- forad-!Ules that require states to fbt tbe roeds. tlae Gmeral At- coat:iCOffieedinps. The GAO, the accounting bnadl cl Caftlress, al9o said the problem might be()ome worse beeause lleevier trudu ar=r.g allowed m the roads mc1 funds for repair ar6 becom g m.naHpble I TM GAO urpil1 ibe FecleraJ ~.., Mmk+lt-illiaa lo aet toa1i. wiU. .Ute .tfleials ra .... ible for road maln- t=,.. nae GAO's com.menu wse in a ttpl.W'( last week tq Transporta- Uoa Seeretmy Bncl" Ac!azm. tained. and the highways are now deteriorating 50 percent faster than they are being replaced," the report said. It said the Hlebway Ad- mlnistra&n. which is part ot the Transportation Department. has been lax in setting maintenance guidelines and in penalizing stat~s that do not repair the roads. It urf ed the agency to make a "1uJt1»Ual effort" to eorrect Uris. THE G&O llEPOaT DOted the United Statu bu 3.8 million mUea of lli&hW&JI, of which D,000 miles are OD federal-aid systems. Latest available flpres allow that 1.29 trillion .ebicle- mUes were crawled ln 1974 on the bf1b•819, three-fourtbl Oil the federal network. .. The states are required by lsw IOJllO'ide MequtelfUllD.. teaaaee &o tbe f.Seral-afd hl1•wa1• ... GAO said. .,DltA I 'rt IPniiia A•" o . Steo ea CJr•c•:1· ~eHle Co•fter. ft 1 •xL c.otraa. .'.N9 .,.._ co. 1.talJ'--111* ...WU.,*"-&Wr ..... lajWl .... ..,... ........ te ... • ~~c!Ull9t ... four llM9 ._.. c1rtMa to MiM 1UD1 _....,....aadb99dllaa -~ ..... to 10, ........ M. beJ4 a 1oD compaay ex· eadlw' boiltae• ID aa apuUnent i..c-1~ Be,...,... be ...W ~on a tu0.ooo loan Md Uta be ... niDd.led bf the com~~ ~~~:..•· Gre1CJl7, rr. hold MVen ~ bl a Sil.er Spr· Klrttllswu UtelriltiW . •'fteri ts~"~ that ~ b ~pg aDd that the md&._ IDffumcetbe 1>41noa.'' aald PrOf. Berna.rd Dla ........ ~hlatrilt arid lw P.rofe1101' at 'UC Berkeley. ·~ ume GM HM •• \'WV wide pubUd\)t, tMre an apt to be~ uaes fOU~ l!KirtlY. We&m'tboWwt.;.•• 1D1 )Id., bank. Re blld fUlt bad a ftc't wit.la h1a 1lrlfr end. He dWD't..., what be wantecl. He Ukt be wa ·~ to tnake a point." ••J.-~WM MViral ~-occur IA nccNelon do. llOt maan Uflt1. ln0taeoff eaeb other, .. be cautioned. ..StatbtloaJly. ~ ... ~ t.e • thill4iri.nl. But "There ceu to•• kind o1 pro. theN II a 111Qtltlon tbat people totJpe. When eomeane lbon the .do1eUdeutrome~hother." ·way, lt ll euler to follow. In -ON l'EIL 11. Coulter, 42. and bD fCll'DMlr wife Rita. beld el&ht i.o.tac~ ID • bom• for unwed motben In anctnnaU. He want- ed to find the IOll be 1ave up for lldoptkm IO 1ean qo. He aa1d he wu lnsplred by tbe teleYialon epic "Roots." Prof. Dlamoad Wdl '-i'bere 11 term• of bostaae t.aklnlJ dae no one tne of person. The com-· modeohtolenceia related. mon deoom.ioator in aucb cases is that they are all very desperate people and emotional- ly unstable. .. TREY COMMIT these terminal acts because they The four men who made headlines last week had different peraooallt.lea. But a common· thread ot violence and frultra- Uon ran t.brougb tbeir ll•ea. -On Feb. 14, Cowan. 33, tilled ftve men. held two hostages and finally killed himself in a moving company warehouse in New Rochelle, N.Y. He was 8Jlll"Y became be bad been suspended from work. • They came from different places, had different peraonallties, different problems and their violence was triQered by different things. Business pro- blem, love problem, family pro- blem, job problem. Crackdown on CBs May Hurt Hams ToO Io common they had their desperation and their 1lmilar solutions. They didn't know each other. But perhaps, one after the other. they became aware through the media that other desperate men chose desperate paths. PER.HAPS, ALTHOUGH no one can say for sure, Anthony WASHINGTON (AP> -The Federal Communications Com- mi.saion is prvpoe.ing to crack down on llle&al use by citizens- baod radio operators of bllh· powered amplifiers that are creating interference with otMr' CBers and with TV receivers. But in doing so the com mission would mate it more difficult for legitimate users of the hllh· powered amplifiers, amate\lf radio operators, to get the amplifiers. Matzohs Sped to Egypt NEW YORK CAP) -An emerJency shipment of 2,500 pounds of malzobs is on its way to Jews living in Egypt and is scheduled to reach its destination by April 2, the beginning of P~sover. , The shipment of the thin, unleavened bread was sent on its way after the only matzoh oven in~Egypt broke down and could not be fixed. THE B. MANISCHEWfl'Z Co. donated the matzohs. Rabbi Alexander M. Schindler, president of the Union of American Hebrew Congr egations, arranged the shipment with the coopera- tion of the Eyptian government. About 400 Jews live in Aleundria and Cairo. Specially prepared mat.zobs are eaten during the first two nights of Passover, the festival commemorating the flight of the ancient Israelites from Egypt to escape the oppressions of the Pharaoh. MORAL CHOICES 11 e11t-r1ry nclltr I CQUBID DY N€WSPAP€Rf Beginning Satunlay, Feb. 12, the Profeuor of SocfologJ at the Dally Piiot wlfl pUbUah e 11-WHk Unlveralty of Penneylvanlf, ~••• of new.paper ''lectur"" by coordinated the cour.. which H · elnen chtlngv19Md Khola,.. a1111n .. the .,...nn1a1 probleme of Thi• lllXltt CoawH by Ne...,,.per how we ••to he. The commlsslotl would cbanae ita rules to prohibit the market- inl of external radio frequency amplifiers capable of opftating from 24 to 35 megahertz. CB f.re. quencies are all in the 27 me ea.hertz range. THE OOMMISSION approved t.be action 7 to 0 late Friday but Chairman Richard l!!. Wiley ex- press,,cl in a separate statement his concern for the amateur operators who, unlike CBers, must pass strict examinations on communications, FCC rules and internattonal Morse code. They communicate internationally rather than locally as do CBers. CB operators are licensed merely by filling out a form. Wiley said, "One of the.most 'professional' and self-regulated services within the commission's jurisdiction" ls being penalized because the FCC wants to clean up what he called "the rapidly proliferating and sometimes troublesome CB service." The CB craze of the past two years has meant an increase of between 500,000 to one million a month new operators. The proposed changes were opened up for comment due by May25. unlvera1t1 .. throughout the country. The t:="' Is fund9d by the Na-tlonal mel't for the Humanltl•• end otr•ed by the Dally Pilot •• • public aarvlce. Cou1'9e credit may be clelmed bJ emolllng at Coaatllne Community eoa.g.. airemlM• the often c:ontrove,.lal Orlglnat~ end developed by .noral dlllamH •rroundlnQ laeu•• Untve...ity IJitenelon, UnlveraMy of our aodety fee.a lnc:k.ldlng abortion, California, San Diego, CourH8 by anual ~uct. crime and panlai.-New.,..,_ ~ mateflala for Realdenta of the Saddlaback Com- ment. bomnHa end pof!Uca.I ethic•, cotl• leftl OOW88L They are munlty College dll1rfct muat obtain • science, tectlnology, work end rKe. preMntM threagh ttw new..,_,,.,. permltfromSaddtabecitCof~prfOC" Pttlllp Rieff, Benjamin Frenldln and parllclp•tlng colfegea •nd tor~l.ceftngforthlacourM. For conHIMnce, use Ute maQ reglantlon blank below,°' ail ll3-0l24 I 5..81...,_ I ~ o;, Still 1. High Schoo& Lut Attended ---,uame=~---------1--,.,cr1::ty ___ _.t_~Cii\W::T:l""f -''---s,.,.,.,.,.,.-- a. Addr .. .,.. •ttendln9 eouutneCommvni~ COteoe--~::r:::--i=--,r,:T--~--~'T::ir'"ll:"-J.../~--:l'IT:l'-.-./-...~~'~~=---,.__. W 51,..fGt NO. d& Di> ...... IF LESS THAN 12 CON8ECUTIW MONTHS AT A80VE AODRESS. ~PLETE BELOW: .PAEVIOUS ADOAE89 I ... I I .U.S. CITIZEN? • 0 VIS 0 NC) IFNOT. WHAT • TYPE VlSA WHICff .S NOW IN THE ACTIVE MILITARY 0 SELF 0 SPOUSE 1 certify ttuit 811 lnfonnatlon la eorrecl fate1Acetlof1 of lnforrNllon Of lellure to ,..,_, ~· ln rtlldency may raautt In dlamllNI.· 1. 1 a Mai. • 2 a Pemete . 10. Ate~ now or'"" you bl a Ngtt ICtloof graduat9 at the tirMof ,,,. .. lflllf,.lltlot""*"h? 1 O Y• 2 O No 11. 19 -Y .. of high edloCll gradualoft Of .... data .itended fllClh ICflOOI OI elttnelltafY ~. n. Ale you woftClnO tor • College Oeorff1 1 a ~ tn Al1I CJunlc>r Co1teQe Oegrw) 3 c ._,.A~ •11d 8acn.lof'• 2 0 8adlab"• oeor-4 0 No 13.Tr•naf• Plana: 1 a ~ Tranat• 4 o ,,,_,. Cotteoa Of lMfvlnfty, Cdfomle 2 CJ M* Cdlefe,. Cllfon\le S 0 Out of Slata College OI UnlYMltf '0 .... ~.OaMof'Na ,. • ...._,,._...,_... __ ~ fOY• 20Ho t$. ",.. .. 14. diedl --... ~ '0 Good .. d!O 2 c Ptobdoi\ 3 0 ~S..'fllll04elllcfl&<..-Diam!.... • .. c-. _,,.. .............. Ngilllnllloft: 1 co•ni. 'aeo«"*"-nodeor-· 2 o ao to ""' "OJ.-Colaoa 0t 1our-,.ar rr . ., '°" _. 1111 __..,. _,.,.et.... tne ,_. .-.. ca 1 • • CommU""1 coeege .. HIGll tcnoot ~ ----------=----~-::.---~-=-~--~-.-.----~~ ti...,.. __ ~.,._., • .., at.....,.,. •ca ••~Collate a 11th o 11ttt ....... ..,. ..... ot ........ attaClded OAKLAND <AP) -For t'•an. black actors were fOl'cid IDto rOlta that aerit them abuffllnl and bowtnc aeroa the clnema 1creen. Now tbe Black Fllmmaken ·Hall al Fame aaya lt'• trytni to Mt the record ltralabt. The fourth annual tnduet1an of new members Into tbo Hall of Fame is scheduled here to- day, with an expected crowd of more than 3,000 on haM at Ule Paramount Theater. .. We felt there wu a vold as far u black ftlms were con- cerned," aald Don Tberrence, tbla year'• pro1ram "WATER JS ybat we need, but when it Isn't there, we need help ... chairman, who al.lo helped ln· ltiate the festivities. "Our idea was to find these people to salute them. Because of the racial at- mosphere in the country, they never received the kind of ac- claim they were due.'' Brown said PresJdent Jimmy Carter told blm Friday that tM federal aovemment .. would meet us moretban baltw-.y" io belpln& deal with the droQaht and lts ef. fee ta. Gas· Use· CJimbs in '76 SACRAMENTO (A~) Californian motorists used more guollne · 1976 than in any previous year, according to ftpres. Tbe state Board of Eq atlon also report· ed Friday that December gasoline consumption totaled 935.85 million gallons. That was six per- cent greater than the previous December. In 1976 total consumption was 10.75 billion gallons, compared to 10.23 bllllon in 1975, the state said. .S.. l'ra..a.ee Crime IJJJ SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Serious crime took an 18 percent jump ln San Francisco last month over the same period in 1976, police statistics show. Camarillo Deaths Studied SACRAMENTO CAP) -The state attorney general's office plans to conduct an investigation Murder was up 40 percent, with 17 homicides ln January compared to 12 in the firat month of last year. • Showing decreues were rape, down 33.3 per- cent; robbery, down 22.2 percent; and burglary, down 11.4 percent. · Prlee-marldng E%tftlded SACRAMENTO (AP) -Tile state Senate has approved a two-year extension of a law re- 9uiring price-marking on individual grocery items. It would require supermarkets to keep stamping prices on individual items even after installing electronic scanners which "read" coded price markinas at checkout counters. :·of its own into patient de- aths at Camarillo State • ,.,, •••• l.iJae I &OOd neichbor. Hospital,. a spokesman A Saltfarmilhft. 1445 Vie Ude ....,.. .... PIU7MllO says. . ....... ,. s. ... , ......... r.-..-. j Also, the attorney --· -°''"·---.. .,.....,._..,.llllli~~.-~~~...-......,;~ eeneral's office has an-"'-----------..;;:ii- i DOUDced plans to review a state Health Depart- Dlent study of deaths at the other 10 state mental bospitals. The announcement was made to the state's watchdog Little Hoover Commission. wbicb called la.st month for an iDvesti1ation by Atty. Gen. Evelle Younger'• staff. PUBUC grand jury bearings called by the Ventura County district attorney into deaths at C.marillo have resulted in charge. a1ainst four boepttal employes. · The atate Health Department bu been re- Tiewlq 1,200 deatba in tile Jut three yean at the other 10 bolpttall, bat bu deferred a 1tucly at Camarillo while the -------------------------- local lnvestlaation COO· tinues. · ·Health Directors In Suit LOS ANGELES (AP) -The attol'D4l7 .r,,e:enl Ila filed suit q tbe cllrectora of a Loni Beaeb bealtb p~~m1 cbarlin1 they dlvenea more thm $1 millloe to their own mes and to =ltloaa tM7 eoD• • 'file Superior Court d.U . .mt. ftled FrtdQ •lalnlt hmlb' BUWl Prosram. Inc., lta dlrec-- ton and several wt•ate cleYelcJpa:leat mmpanl -:. Mlbt ftall HCOGDtiq ()( ' ..... ftna'• l!qsiMt• af. f aJra, remo•al of lta dlreetcnad~ to atop ta. .u.w... Knils • ~~tbo Profta0r-ln<hief ol the t1CLA __ ___......._.~~iDClllol beftDatelofj ID the acbool aQa ---~ the trM*ncnt 11 ••Dotb1J:w1tart11n1. •• THE D&UGS are not new, but the tandem tr.~llMl.1t MOmJ to be mpre potent tban the use ol each aeparateb. The t1'oi Vitamin A acid -.id ~ hydroxide, can aecohflni to Dr. Sidney H~ft1 of the Yale Medical Sc.tiool, "produce dramatic results In a relatively abort period ottlme." He said the one-two punch of "the dntis penetrates deep into the akin, flushes out pores blocked with clumped skin cells and cuts down on bacteria that oit. KIWI .. cause r.cldened, lDfiamed blemllhes. Hurwitz reported that in a test series of 404 cues, the dru1s cleared 80 to 88 eerceot of the acne problem iD 88.1 percent of the paUents. Dr. Jaet Kramer of Costa Men, wbo mes tbe ntW tNltment •l hla foqr Ac:uo Cafe Cllnl•, belleftl lt WW be med b1 nearb' all dem:Jatoloeilta 1n Ule DMr tutu:re. tuJrn CIAlllS the mu, ~ 1tlclia la .. mare tbu tw$c. u effective" u tnatmeata be '1lec1 in the put. . Tbednlo must be rubbed on the akin n11.-.. 11-one in tfie Dl«>niinl and tho other at lllOt. Altbouah the d~ are potent and may cause an allergic reaction, th1a hu happened lD fewertban one~entolthec~ea. Krameraald. · "1 tell paUenta they cane~\ cbooolate or alm01t an)1blna they want, because we bave found that dietary reatrictlom are not very important ID tre~ inl ame," Kramer said. 0 1 tell them DOt to use abrulve cleanaera -whlcb don't do mucb aood. anyway because they don't cod~~b." . Because moet pattenta see nOlt 1mmedlate improvement and are lat1ety tree ol blemllb• tn a ff!W weeb or moatbl, the treatment Is CClllllderahly cheaper than traditional therapy, •CCOl'Cllnl to Kramer. 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SAVE40% ARCHER• SMOKE DETECTOR Sleep Swlt~h PUis you to1faep w~h music. Snooze Bar for a few extra winks In the 1 • morning. Contempar1ty white case end smoke tinted front. .. ) \' Jt loOb as If wqtre gotng to bave a Clttua over the ' '1e&Ui pe0a1iy JIS\M rtaht -.m CallforDI~ ; . • RamOOnctlous, arcb:.eoaservaUve state Sen. H. JUchardson la a bard·lhier Oil Ute deathaalty. I He•s dedlcated against "criminal.coddll.Q1 ·uclans , pd adl~ social mormen nd beral ac. I ~vllts ll'Ot_IPl0 -who presumably. are those opposina tile deatb penalty.· • ~ . . · With the bel.p Of a malling list compiled for and by I gun lobbyists, Richardson has opened a mass-malling cam aign to gather $300,000-whlch ln turn would be J us':/ to spread the pr<>odeath penalty campalp statewid~ • -- ,.: JUcbardson wants enough support to override the I aovernor'& veto on 4 death penalty bill. If that falls, I presumably, he would expand the campaign to pre-' sent it to the state•a voters. Ultimately, Richardson says. ''We hope to have 1 enough money for radio and TV ads explaining the ~nefits of the death penalty." Wider and more col- ' orf ul mass mailings are planned too. " Los Angeles Police Chief Ed Davis is honorary 1 chairman of Ricbardson•s Law and Order Campaign I Committee and so far, says the Arcadia senator, "It's just going fantastic.•• It sounds to us as if the senator is treating the is- sue like a spectator sport in which votes, like tickets, ~an be won with hyped-up campaign tacti<:s. Generally, it seems to us, lndlvidual attitudes ~ward the death penalty fall into one of these four categories: • --·.-'911 ____ _ -Those who believe the death penalty should be expanded as a deterrent ~~~rbnes . ..___......_ -1bose wbo believe llle imprisonment without chance Of pafole 1a a harsher~ than death. -Those who believe the taldQg of ap,y llfe IS wrong. ' . Whichever category one f alla ln. the posJUoo as· sumed toward killing another person deserves sober or even solemn deliberation. It is not-na matter how jolly Senator Richardson is over the campaign-somethlnc to be decided in an atmosphere of 30-second TV s~. hoked·UP mailings and radio jingles. No Sale As if Amy Carter weren't having enougl\ pro- plems coping with a public school classroom amid Secret Service agents and Lord knows how many curious onlookers, some enterprising cartoonist has come along and wants to make a comic strip out of her. Yes sir, it's "The Oval Treehouse:• featuring Amy and dog Grits and guaranteed, we're sure, to of· fer more than a fair share of poor-taste gags. For what it's worth; we pass. Amy and dog Grits can do without a daily comic in the Dally Pilot, despite the bard pitch that more than 100 papers have signed up to exploit her. ; -Those who favor death for particularly heinous ' ~r outrageous crimes, such as killing a policeman ~uring commission of a crime. We say a 9-year-old -even if she is daughter of the President -needs all the chance we can give her to enjoy life at that age. 'I told you Carter was a radical! He wants access to our production, storage and supply data!' ~ongress Wat~h8ogs Charge Gas Kept Off.Market . • WASHINGTON -Congress is ~ringlnt quiet pressure on Atty. Gen. Griffin Bell to crack 'down 4n companies that may he withholding vital aas from the aiarket. This would be a clramatic departure ft-om the Ad· ministration's bands~ff 'policy (oward the oil and gas companies during the Nixon· Ford years. "rhe Federal i>ower Com- mission, for example, ignored the call of a n a d • ministrative law judge for .. criminal ac- tion" against 1 Gulf Oil. 1 He found · e~ldence ol a · "conaplrac!y" to wltbhold gas and, tl)ereby to clrlve up prices ''iii vIQlati'on o( federal antltruat laws." The Justice Dept. has also been sitting on evidence that two IU companies lied about their abili· ty; to deliver gaa durtnc tile 1974-75 winter. Factories from Alabama to New Jersey were 'tflreatened with 1butdowna. Now that the nation ta caught ln an icy grip and the worst fears of 1974-75 have materialised, in· vestteators have chareed that cu cam~es may be holding back gas to force an end to all price controls. That indefati&able con- gressional watchdog, Rep . .1olm Moss, D . .Calif., is puslting the Carter administration to pro- ,eeute the corporate ·oUenders. Th1a would set an example. be believes, that would stimulate the flow of natural gas. THE GtJLI' CASB ls compJex. But ~ally, Gulf contracted to sgpply C• to TeuJ J,:aa\lrrn. a liant pipeline company. which delivers au to 16 states from TexutoNewYork. Beginning in ltn. Gulf began cutlin& back the flow in defiance of the contract. Yet at the same Ume. Gulf seemed to have plenty of gas to sell other customers at higher pricu.. Investicators claimed (JACK ANDERSON) this was a squeeze play to push up prices. They also found out that Gulf bas been dllatory about producing the gas from it.s leases. Thus the gas bas re- mained securely in the ground wblle the price has been shooting up. , None of this seemed to disturb Texas Eastern, wbicb tnerely purchased more expensive sup- plementary gas and passed on the cUlt to the consumers in the form of higher rates. Indeed. Texas Ea.stern was so indifferent about Gulf's breach of contract that the administrative la)V jud4e suggested the two com-parues bad conspired together "to withhold gas from the in· terstate market until the price bas been driven up." Another alleged corporate culprit, the Mitchell Energy Corporation, contracted to supp- ly gas to the Northeast from its offshore reserves alone the Louisiana coast. Ita wells were supposed to start pumpint gu into the pipeline in September, 1974. But curiously, the offshore platform didn't get completed throughout the cold winter, and the gas didn't start flowing until the following June. In the mean· time, ot course, the price had mDVedup. THE COMPANY was called on the carpet over the mysterious delay. Testifying under oath, the corporate vice-president, Sidney T. Walker, SWOl'e to the Federal Power O>mtnission that the bold· up bad been caused by bad weather. The FPC has evidence, however. that Mitchell caused the delays by instating on numerous technical revisions. Th1a happens to be documented in a series of letters between Mitchell and its equipment con- tractor. J.R. McDermott and Company. Yet Walker testified that there wore no written re- cords. His testimony came at a time when FPC investigators were frantically trying to find why more gas wasn't being produce4. Complained House Commerce Chairman Harley Staggers, D.· W.Va .. in a confidential letter to then·Alty. Gen. Edward Levi: "Mr. Walker thwarted the legitimate efforts of the FPC to determine the facts contributing to ... the severe natural gas curtailments during the critical 1974-75 heating season." Stag- gers was incredulous that the Justice Dept. never prosecuted Walker. "Any individual of average intelligence would con- clude that Mr. Walker perjured himself," fumed the con· areasman. STILL AN0111ER company, Cities Service, misled the FPC about iu offshore wells near Tex· as. Al early as January, 1974, the company discovered that its drilling rigs and tubing were cor· roding. Yet repair work dJdn't begin until September. cutting off the now or gas for most of the winter months. Cities Service executives told the FPC they made "a total com· mitment of .manpower .. but couldn't find the right equipment to fix their rigs any faster. But in· vestigators told us the company used only one employe, who failed to contact several nearby companies that could have com· pleted the repairs. In fact, Cities Service turned down one un. solicited offer from a repair com- pany. SHELL OIL has also cited tecbnical excuses for holding back the flow of gas from ita tremendous reserves. Investigators suspect that similar tactics may be responsible, in part, for this win· ter's vanishing gas supplies. 1be emergency bas now forced Presi- dent Jimmy Carter to temporari- ly lilt the lid on price controls. Apparently, this is what the gas companies have been walling for. The Atomic Arms -Race: A · Mutual Suicide Pact Paul Warnke, Jimmy cNter•s choice to bead the Arma CoatrU and Disarmameni Aaeoey. bu nm to b'vuble net became be ls unqualified for the Job, bat beca...., paradoxlcal17, bell D Nlddee. The Aims Control and I>li- • 1·m amen t Afency waa ·alabliaed by act of Con-•reaa under President .John r. 1ten- n4}d7 In llll .,_ tempt to C0'1Dter tb• .l"JVI threat to , American ..e'ari'1'JCMClbf t.bearm1 race. l)aplte the bil1iaq ot dol1an poured ID to def••••• tb• America people were actually 'Jeu secure wiUJ each pusing year. M the arms race spiraled upwaids, IO did tbe national in· security. Tbe reaon wu obftous. I.a we Caiaedln mllltary lt:Nlllth; so did the R-•ans. M we de'filed new ••QODl'1. that could obliterate aJl1 comblnatioa ot enemies in a matt•r of houn, 10 did the. RuuJam. Tb• arms race between tbe two avper powers wu not a eompeti· lion in .zz caliber rifles. Both lides were stoctplllnt thermonuclear explOllftl and were de'f'ilin& ••1• of deliverm1 them on tar1et. Both countries have the capablllty to devastate one another. Bvenif C11Moftlaem could la cb a IUl"prile attack CJD the oUMT. \be clouds ot raclloactlYity [ NORMAN ] COUSINS produced by the holocaust would probably cmclemn the attacking natlooanvell. THE tJL'IDIATE folly of an atomic anm race ls that it is a mutual suicide pact. In any case, the word "defen!e'' bas been a milnomer. We have no wortable defense that can protect our clrillan population. All we can hope fot is that our 1.inderlJ'OUDd and UDderMa ntallatory capaci· ty can Inflict mote damage on the en.emythanhecanlnfllcton ua . It ti an ins~ business. Each country ta damaainl it. economy iD aD ld&empt to stay ahead. but there wcuid only be losers lf It comes to an actual test of atrenath. For HC\lrity, therefore, we are dependent on the control of nuclear force in the world, rather than on the pursuit of a mJtldcal superiority. Tbll, then, was the bull of the legialatioo leadlni to th• creatloo of the Arms Control and Dtaarma- ment Agency, which would bave a tqhly deyeJ.oped capabllity for nea~atinc an end to tbe arms race. It WU felt that both the state Department and the Pentaaoo could not negotiate diaarmament a1reemeata wit.bout gettia& into a confllct of Jntereata lnalde their own depanments. Hence the no- tion that a-.rate and lndepen· denta&CDCY•bouldbecreated.. Now, if you were looktnc for someone to bead this agency, would you pick a person wbo would beliWe the dangere of the arms race just to smooth the way for top military expenditures? Or would you look for someone who bad a basicunderst.andlng of what the Anm Control and Disarma· ment Agency is destaQe<l to do, and ta determined to carry out that purpose? JlmmyC.net-dedded bewnt· ed a man whose experience and views were consistent with the re- quirements of the Jeb. But no sooner did be notntnate l»aul WamkethanaboWlofproteatwas heard from Congress and from the pro-military lobby. Warnke wu accused ot bein& an opponent of heavy mllltary •pending. In abort. be WU uid to ltand for ill 80111"3 Killers , Can . Become Good CitizeDs · " • ( I ' on a par with all mUltary IWVScee. I'~ fer ibe national def~ our men are aot emp on a 40-t.qur week. Under DOnDal cGftdWcint (peace Um•> •.N8'7. man..,..... a tGta1 ot 91 boilr'l l*'.~tet. ._ wateb or wocld!DI, -.1dle bla lbfit lS tmder' ..... ;UdallCJD•~ watda~ war Ume. ltiftding two... = (oa watdl am watch). bo be putttna m 1• ~ *• bis 1blp .. In pGl't 8M m a tbree•tectlon watcb. lit IJ"!ft:d1 a tot.I Of '16 bows ~ won dicl watch ~ ...u. 'the things that Jimmy Carter bad a right to expect of a man who would head ACDA. It was almost as though JhmQy Carter bad appointed a tax expert to head the Bureau of Internal Revenue ooly to have the ap. pointee criticized because be didn't want to repeal the lnoome tax. ' PAtJL WAllNKE. therefore. 19 a responsible and ~ public servant. He believes In milltary strength but be abo knowt what lt can do and w.,_ lt cannot do. He wants to protect the American people and their baste 'freedoms, but he reco1n11.et tho threat to those values In a altua- Uoo qt mounttnc world temioo and muabroomlna inflation cauaed by runaway •pe~ whether on weapons or anJtblns. else. In abort, he ia tailor-madO for the job. Jimmy Carter made a toed cbQlce 1D Paul Warnke. But it a. apparent that~ biaatjobta to educate the American ~ abo\at U,., reali~ that tbel'9 II no- dlrect ~Uon between tbe aluof GWmiUtaJ7buclcetandt.be kind of 8'curtty~eiet~ returta; DAILY Pit.OT I , - Some b pty IOuls here. motU)' ol tlfbt·winl ~nuasion, are .. but et the thouebt of a lady mvderer havin1 free run of the While Bouae family quarters, and with poor UtUt AO'ly around, too. Other popinjays lament tbe presence ot so many Carters on t.bf premiaea and sniff the air that any President would install seTen ol bis kind in that sacred structure. • pl•a.S.id 1uJlty to murder l.n Lumptio, a small town in OeoijjL H~r priion record 1t · «ood, and her bepen speak well ot her. "She'• a very, very warm penon, and kids t&kittto ber very well.'' said Pat Ford·Roeper, diJ'ec:tor ot the AUanta Women's Work Release Center, where Mary stayed two years before comlng into tho While House. Now the aforemenUoned center attracla do-gooderi ol the sincere variet1, like the Junior League ot AUanla. It was two Junior Leaauera who paid Mary's fare and accompanied her lo Washington so she could serve the Carten durln1 ln- au1ural week. And it was the Junior League which proudly let this story out, not the Georgia authoriUes or the White House which preferred it be kept quiet. THE JUNIOR Leaguers breathlessly informed the Atlan- ta media that there was an ex- chuive story about Mary Fitzpatrick being sprung and New Goal for Castro Cuban Bid for Letukrship of Third World WASHINGTON -A fresh analysis of Fidel Castro's dis- patch of Cuban expeditionary troops to An1ola in mid-1975 bas now led lo tbis disturbing con- clusion: it marks Castro's bid for leadership or the Third World re- volution, which he intends to ex- ploit far beyond Angola. In the U.S., this new analysis ereates an immediate problem ( EV ANS-NOV AK J sent out contradictory signals in- dicating detente with Uncle Sam, the leader of the imperialist pack Castro is out to destroy. dent agent or the black Rhodesian "patnotic front" - led by guerrilla operative Robert Mugabe and nationalist leader Joshua Nkomo -suggests that serious planning for war in Rhodesia is now under way. This agent, named Jpseph Dube, arrived in Cuba two weeks ago. He is a fiesh-and-blood sym- bol that Castro hopes bis expand- ing African horizon will enthrone him as the acknowledged revolu- tionary leader of the Third World and truly believes the tides of.bis· tory are on his side and running strongly against his huge neighbor across the Gulf of Mex- ico. - •ea41u tor tM WbJte HomL ~ennMd~ quicJr.11 ..aabled; Mary ,... li•nt a orchSd at the Atlanta ~ _., ber two chlldieD, ud a•ar ........ DOt lmoWJq \bat. ber tale craclsltid OD the aDa tUt • Jdt.Oli ol newaJMlll"IODI would ~~· vpoo b at the w~~- Krs. Carter'• otftce, l\ll1>'11td by ~e pubUclty boomlet. diJ. pat~hed presa aides to separate Mary Ftt&alrick from the news crowd. n all nu.bed acrosa TV acreem and the publlc prinu, in beart.warminc tubioo. Tbe press wu u breathless as the Junior Leaaue. On tbe flight, it was re- Porled. Mary h.ad ahattd a ein and tonic with a reporter and talked about ber love for Amy, whom she regards as "just like one of my own.•• Mary's odyssey enlightens us on the Carten. As a prison trus- ty. she worked four years for the Carter family in the governor's mansion. moetly tendin1 Aft\Y. She was unpaid in this job which correctional authorities deem a "highly sought·after assign- ment." The Carters los t Mary when Jimmy left office in 1975 ---__,,...~~_..,..., ... MAl&Y!I PAY com., to •"fBE MAIN tblo& that quall· fied it (reprieve>,'' satd Rob Haworth, the board's executive director, "wu the letter from the White Rouse and her past re- cord." "Reprieveslikelbisdon'toccur too often,•• said Pat Ford· Roegner, director of the center. ·'They are usually for serious problems like illness or death in the family. But she had one of the best people offering her work op- portunity.'' Haworth explains that employ- ment or educational op- portunities sometimes make it for a DcimbialAO;tiOQr we.et, bU& a ~: =·=:t:r==' work ii& t.Oaeveada.n a Wtet. •• It'• unlikely that anyoa• but• P.realdent could a•t Matt Fttapatrick O\lt early. 00 r CQa· vtciff murdoren must walt for tbat patQ\e date. Mary ts thrilled· to wort in tho White Houie. Sit b a ~ belp and coJlveilimce tO the Cuter f&O'lll)'. • It's a amall matter, but Mh Carter railed plenty a1a!nat privU~e in h1a campalen. In bls nomination acceptance apied:i be spoke ot how .. tbe pow;;;\;i always manaee to diacover-.nd lo occupy niches of apeclal lo· Ouence and privUege." Certainly in the cue ot Mait. Fitspatrick, whose life b vutli improved by her job (Which, m turn. m(&kes life easier for tbe Carten), the Prealdent bas us~ only a small amount of privileae. nothing dangerous. But a sense bl power can build. rt can last& good • for the pro- mised dip- )omaUc ef. fort ot the new Carter ad· ministration to end the 1001 Cuban estrange- ment. IC the analysis is correct -and it rests on evidence widely ac- cepted by both U.S. and Euro· peao experta -an early end of the U.S.·Cuban cold war seems beyond reach. To the contrary. with Castro's African role as scourge of the white ex-colonial and capitalist powers emerging ev•r more openly: even the most painstaking search here for some end to u.s .. cuban hostility would seem politically doomed. The Cuban leader did precisely that, in fact, in 197S when, in the face of the Ford-Kissinger olive branch, he sent his troops lo Angola. He is determined to hang in there, and is sending several hundred military advisers lo train Rhodesian nationalists in Mozambique, despite severe Cuban casualties. For example. the official report of South Africa's role in the Angola civil war during late 1975 describes the "Battle or Bridge 14'' from Dec. 9 to Dec. 12, 1975, during which 200 Cubans are claimed to have been killed in action out of a total Cuban force in the bloody engagement of only one battalion with supporting artillery. ... l Washington: Rich, Expensive The immediate objective of the Cuban revolutionary and Com· .mOnistleader, as revealed by the new analysis. 1s the 1979 non- allcned conference to be heJd m llavana, the first time ever held there. While other Third World coun- tries with pretensions for revoJu- Uonary leadership an the world talk, Castro can now say, and say with proof, that he has acted. "He's putting has money where bla mouth la," one acute U.S. stu· Cleat of Castro told us. "He's CHaUna new chaps with every move he makes In southern Afrlc:a, and be will play those cblps ln Havana when be meets frilh the rest or the Third World.'· INDEED, some experts are coevtnced that one paradoxical bUt pttdlctable result of a ge- nuine warmin1 trend between Washln&'On and Havana would be even more ardent revolu- Uonary Ktivity by Caatro In such far-off places as An1ola. Namibia <South West Africa) and Zilhbabwe (Rhodesia>. Why? B ause Castro's quest of the ctown ot Third World militancy would surely be challenaed If he In more recent limes, Castro's uniformed men in Angola are un- der severe constraints from a general lawlessness tinged with anti-Cuban nationalism. Even in the capital city or Luanda. un- iformed Cubans travel t he s treets always in twos and threes. THIS STILL mild anti-Cuban nationalism has taken another form wtuch complicates but has not begun to reverse Castro s glittering rise in southern Africa to Third World leadership. For example, with a single exception, the "frontllne" black African states now worry -•·scared sick ... says one official -about the incipient political efrecl or Cuban, military power on tneir rountries. The exception is Marxist presi- dent Samora Machel of Mozam- bique who feels easier with the Cubans, probably because of his connections with the Soviet Union. But leaders of Zambia, Tanzania and Botswana fe ar Cuban powtt and see Cutro a men doing the job they want African nationalists to do EXAcn. V when Castro will find the time ripe for expanding military operations into either South We.si Africa or Rhodesia is still aruenwork. The appearance in Havana. however, of a resi· f W ASIUNGTON -The first thing the Carter people did when they got to Washington was scream about the high price of housing. They're still screaming and carrying on as if they may pack up and go back to Gilorgia unless somebody gives them a break on the rent or a raise in pay. Indeed the cost of shelter here in D.C. is offered as the final proof necessary to show that a big government pay hike is the only humanitarian thing to do. Nobody asks wny housing costs so much in Wasnington. You'd thank all oa 81 as 1lla Nortn ilere was ou11t on mud dnU qu1 cksano re- qu1rin~ cxtra- e X V \.'.I H • '/ C 1oun<aa.1ons. Or ia tnere .t &an<ilorti monopoly ? Mayi>e those 1ouay Arai>S i1ave secretly boupt up all the homes and are Jac.ung tap the price until arms snipmenta ~ Iuael are cut otf There i.a, of coune, anotber possib.e re&sOA for Wasrun,ton houslJli pn~ to be the highest 10 the nation; 11 Waahinetonians were lhe r.icilett -people in Jtmenc• al ~ld stand to re&19n tnal they woulo i>id up the price of shelter hlei"c.r than anywhere e11e. And thJt's the caae. Residents of the WuiunlWo metropolitan area have tM hlibest income ot people llv1n1 Jn any city ln ( VON HOFFMAN ) America. OrdinJU'ily numbers are bor- ing, but these fieures are st.a&· gering. Last year the average in· come .. per household in the Wasbineton metropolitan area was $23,602. That's the average, alter it has been draeged down by the unemployed blacks in the center city. How does Was hington 's •verage household income of $23,602 stacit up with other places? The figure for New York is $16,389. For 1.os Angeles it's $lti,227: for Chicago it's $18,017: for booming, suni>eltl.Sh Houston, Texas, it's $16, 780. AC11JAU. Y. only ~hree other metropolitan areaa even go over the $20,000-per-year level - Bridgepor-1., Conn .. with all t':lOSe millionaires in nearo,·· Greenwicil, Nassau ane attributable :.o the area's connec- tion with van°'J* iorms of gov· ernment largesse. Here's another indication of bow rich Washington is . Althoueh· tile Boston metrowhtan area contains about a million more people ttlan Washington's, the happy heartland or lite federal payroll boasted abou,t $2 billion mor• in disposable personal Income. Ac· tually Washington, with sliahtl.Y less than three million people, came surprisingly close to the aggregate disposable income of metropolitan areas like Detroit and Philadelphia with a million and a half or more people. If we look at per capita income instead of household income, Washington doesn't come out quite ao rich. Bridgeport, Conn., with its Greenwich millionaires, beats out Washington. No other city. though, :.Ops Washington's $7,102 per capita. Most don't gel above $5,500. FOR THOSE mean-spirited enou&h to suspect that these in· come levels were achieved by welfare cbeatlfabout 75 percent of. the area's income derives from tne 6yerwnelmingly white suauri>s. More precisely it comes from governmenl. empioyes who represent aoou~ one out of every rour people in the whoie me~ropoiltan area. , These ftgures µut a shadow over ti\e often-shouted contention that government employes are paid the •ame wages as people in the private sector doing the same wori<. Now it is true that Wuhinf".oo·area residenta have tile biebest level of schooling of any place m the country. but ooiy in the civil service are paper credentials converted into as- aured income levels. In buslnesit, it doesn't matter how many Ph.D. 's you have. If you can't deliver you're a bum ~nd you're paid accordinely; Since government service Is .set up so that there is never an)'lhlni to deliver and no one ls ever Arafat SUlte on the top flQOr where Mrs. Fobes and the other three weH already waltln1. Fobes responded by tweaklna the manaiet'a nose. which be had been warit wanting to do ever since tbe latter hld ignored h1I ''bOn Joor•• on his arrlv• .. • Deatb lo all 'French assa.sSlns," be· · plalned u penalized for failure, the size of your salary b heavily influenced·• by the thickness of your parch· ment. The unavoidable con~\· cluaion l() be drawn from ~ese numbers is that government employes are paid far more ._ probably in excess of 20 percent -than people in the private sec- tor. · Subjective impressions. o{ white Wuhineton back up tlfe . hard figtU'ea. This ts an easy money t0wn with high prices for inferior eoods and services. Din· int out here? Dinner for two in aq, ordinary. everpriced and over- p r al sed, third·rate French restaurant will cost $70 plus. Tbe excessive salaries paid directly to e~ployes and indirectly through firms makin1 the\r. • mQney off government contrac~ tors has bid up the price o(. everylhine. · .. HENCE THE argument tha~ salaries have to be raised agatn ' Cpenonai income in Wumn,ton jumped 54 percent from 1889 \o ~ 1874. according to the 1atest fieurea> ts fallacious. Raising · salanes will only serve to rme · prices and thereby set the stae~ • for yet another demand f~: bigberpay. • Ws aJso being areued thaf · higher pay is nC<!esaary to attract the best, or "most qualified"~ pie into government servld. • Since the covemment already of. (era the ht1hesl pey In the COUD· try. It 1hoWd already have tM be&t, most qualified people, a propo1JUon It would be bard to maintain without lau9hlng. LAS VEGAS, Nn. CAP) -'!'be cltlJens band rid1o erut. not Just • fed that will flift. but. fuJl.bJOwa tnDd that may nqu!N ....-: IOT· ernmental attmtion, accordlnl to a aa.mber; ol Collt"llll llDd the m ber ct UM 11 Com· munlcatloaa Commlaaioa.. FCC Commlaalooer BelUallibl Boob, wbo will ,.q.a bis poet liter this ye to e °'!!J'" u the challman ol the N•tiooal Aaoelatlcia for the Advancement of Colored People, said tut week the relatiombJp between the FCC «net the CB ln· duatry II aomewbat atralned becaua of the FCC'a ...,Wationa. "Gettlna atone with the FCC la like maldn1 love to a 1orilla,., a aid HooP. "It can be done ... but only on the gorilla's terms." B •hort·term problem, .. Van DMrltD 1ald, that mqycomplalnta have beeaneil'Md eoneValnc CB lntnaaloa oa ~w~aot meant for aUc:b reception. "A dwreh CCll\INl&t.lon ln Dill .. Hald «>b;. •cealtl• over tho pubUc addreiila system dwi.nt a SUnday Hr1DOC\, and • cbwda CODCJlltl•tioo in Iow•.wu:Juat nnlabhti tbe LOnt•a Prqer wben they heard, °That11 a ten·four bla daddy," Van Deerllo aaSd, po1nUn1 out aomo clustc ezamp of the problem area he waa refentnc to. VAN DEEllUN SAID that at first alance, the terterence problem appean to be one that ahoUld be worked out \l the market place without lealllatlon. On the antennae installation problem•, Van Deerlin noted that 92 deaths anc1 t5e lnJurlea were reported in the country last year lnvolvlna Ute tpst.Uatlon of CB antennae near readential dwelllDO. BOOKS 'roLD a convention ot electfonlcs manufaeturera and diatribut.ort that the CB rad.lo may one day become mon economical than the telephone as a means '1 penooal com-municatkln. ~~~~~~~--.~~~~~~~~~ EACH PART FAE>M AUTO BEING RESTORED MUST BE REMOVED AND RENOVATED Hlbeml•, N.J., Worker Examtn•• Some of One Cl•Hlc c.r•a lnn•rd• "Ccoatdering some policies of my own agen· ey In the telephone area, I fear we may aee a time when lt is more cost-effective to use penonal radio communications to call local buai· neaaea or acquaintances than to use the telephone," Boob aaid . . Cars: Love or Money? Hoob also said the FCC will support the CB industry to help it reach its "rigbUul destiny." Rep. Lionel Van Deer Un CD-Calif.), chairman of the House subcommittee on com- munications, predicted continued rapid growth ln the CB industry. By BURT BERUNER .--1at.i ,.,.., Writer Ten years ago, antique car en- 1busiast William Jackson of Hummelstown, Pa., paid $1,850 for a modest 1932 Aston Martin. This year, be turned down an of- fer of $14.~ for the car. In Long Beach, antique auto renovator Dick Yeo is restoring a 1931 Packard '840 Phaeton, bought recently by his client for $8,000. Renovations will cost $20,000, and the fully restored car will fetch an estimated ~.ooo to $75,000 on the auction block. Such price increases for collec- tible cars are hardly unusual. to the dim dismay o! hobbyists like · Jackson. a founder of the In- ternational Society of Automotive Historians. "WE LOVERS of old cars re- sent the emergence of the anti- que and classic auto as an invest- ment. We can't afford them anymore," be says. In the last decade, antique and classic a car collecting has become an increasingly popular tax-sheltered investment, earmarked by a 10 percent to 20 percent annual appreciation rate. There are three categories or collectible ca.rs: -Antique: cars manufactured prior to 1930. -Classic: expensive, quality performance cars, usually custom built or limited produc- ' Uon models manufactured from 1930 tbrou&h 1951. -Vintage: popular but lower quality cars of the post war Warllyears. ANTIQUE AND classic autos are rare and esthetically pleu- ina. The demand far exceeds the supply. Here are some examples o! price growth: In 1972, a 1929 Auburn Boattail speedster broupt $!0,000. Last year, it sold for ta.~. A 1930 Pierce ArrtYfll sports couPe climbed from $f,OOO to $19,000 durlDI tbe same period. A 1936 Packard converti- ble coupe went from $16,000 to $28,500. - Vintage models, often more af. fordable, show the aame track record: In U'12, a 1957 Chevy Bd Air brought $7SO. Last year it sold for $2,100. A 1953 MG TD Roadster jumped from $2,100 to $f,600. A 1956 Thunderbird went from $2,000 to $5,200. ··we hobbyist.a are now~ relatively new can that may become the classics and antiques of the future," says Jackson, publisher of Tbe Sun, a weekly newspaper in Hummelstown. "I wouldn't concentrate on these cars if I weren't priced out of the market for antiques." "I SEE NO evidence of curr~t appreciation rates leveling off," says Dean Kruse, president or Kruse Classic Auction Co., the nation's lartest collectible car auctioneer firm. During it.a first year, the com- pany eoaducted seven auctions and made a $69,440 commiasion representing eight percent or sales. At its record auction last January in Scottsdale, Ariz., the company sold 460 cars for $2.5 million and earned $200,000 in commissiODS. Bur VAN DEERLJN said there are two ma- jor areas that give him great concern- interference problems and difficulties in do-it- yourself base station antennae installations. "The interference problem seems to be your Hobbyist.a complain that the 1 rapid rile in the number of auc-----COLLECTOR1S tiona since 1971 and efforts by speculators and promoters to turn car collectiilg into biJ business C have driven the cost of renova-5~~ lion.a ao hich that only syndicates -. c.-._,,.,.... O of Investors, wealthy collectors ..i s.,,1a Felt. 21 ·2' . and muaeuma can afford parts 1977 and labor. R "Inflation in the last decade i\ bu forced prices up across the board," contends Kruse . WASHIMCiTOM IUCK ..._. "However, the value of a re-n novated classic or antique auto WORTH s 1 E remalm well above the inflation rate -more than enough to on Any $5. or Greater Purchase offset increased renovation R costs." &ENOVATION companies say One To A Customer that abop rates -what the ,._ cu.tomer pays per hour for labor I I -have risen as much as 400 per-I QO/o OFF ~ ':1M~:..._ cent in the past 10 years, largely _ _ due to increases in the cost of supplies and employe blenefits. SOUTH C01ST VILLAGE Ten years ago, Hibernia Auto ll 1 o So. rtn• Dr .. s .... AM Restoration Inc., in northern 17141116-HSO New Jersey, was a six-man shop o,... 10-s ~·s.lw*y with up to six cars in its stalls at .._ ______________ _ FEB.17-21 ANAi-EM CONVENTION CENTER THU-FRI: 5pm-1 Opm SAT-SUN-MON: Noon-1 Opm CARS-CARS-CARS! Domestics. Imports. Classics Entertainment -Bring the Family! Adult> S2 S01J•• & Se.,101 C..1111.-11• SI 1K1ds unrlcr 12. FREE' Motor C.r Dul.,., Atlocletlon of Ol'llllfl Countv any given moment. Customers paid $4 an hour for labor. Oc- casionally a complete renovation job brought in $20,000. Today a 17 ·man staff handles 22 autos and customers pay $16 an hour. About 20 percent spend $50,000 or more for a complete job. A nENllOlll 11 IKE ' CARPET 5 WAREHOUSE Residents of: • LCICJll"a Beach, Mission Vieio, LCICJUlla Niguel, San Juan Capistrano. San Clemente, EXPANSION We've added a new HUGE warehouse and have a bigger thpn ever inventory! MORE stock means MORE 5C1Vings to you I Hl·LOW S PLUSH SHAG SOUDS& MUl.Tl-COlOI 100% NYLON ~~$.11.9s SHAGS S ALL WORK GUAIANTEED FUU YI Rm Otlallty CGIJHlt Only! • ,.,_.. SMga • Sculptures • K.4owl • Tri-Color Shags • Nylon SflGgl •• Solich •TOM on TOIW V...,._ T• $f.tS Dana Point, S Toro, LCICJllrla Hills, Capistrano Beach, South LCICJUlla You are invited by Orange County Law Enforcement Agencies To Learn How You Ccm Help PreYent lurcJlary Loss In Your Neighborhoods. CALL 493-7501 DURING BUSINESS HOURS OR 494-0753 After 5 p.m. & Sat .. S1m. & Holidays and our CRIME PREVENTION MOBILE EXHIBIT WIO come to your nel~rhoocl Where quQlified-" personnel wlll demonstrate, advise •d •swer your ••sffons! l B7 MYEST&ADA_ ... Dil'i1~IWI l'OWWl.bi Valley cfylc Je-.. laat "eek decided to dlatritJut. two crfnle brOchurel to r ta u the ftnt step 1D poUc~e:;ca11n. Tbe brochure. aln bow to sec:ure bomes acalnat bUfllary and report 1u1plclou1 circWD.ltal>ct!:t in nef&bbodioods to poll~, said Lt. Lou Barlow. Police Chief Marv Fo.rtln re- cenUy told 2:s civic leaders. "AU major crimes In the city dec:reased in 1976" with the ez. cepliooof auto theft. FO&TIN SAID be Isn't satlsfled with the 2.2 percent crime rate riiduction from 19'15 to 1976. He asked civic leaders to assist the police in publlci%lng ex· isling city crime prevention pro- grams and in startJ.ni new ones. I Lt. Barlow •aid the police d• part.meat will concentrate oo in- f or mine residents about residential burelaries thia month. He said cily police have pre- viously passed out brochures to resldenta explaining what can be done to protect homes from burglary. But these have brouS)lt Oeeult Class GWC Offers /might The public is becomioe more openly interested in parapsycholoey, ac- cording to Jay Bullard, who will speak on the subject in a series of four lectures at Golden West College In Huntington Beach starting Friday. Bullard and Mark Shafer, doctoral can· didates ln pi1ychology at UC Irvine, wlll conduct the free lecture series m the College Center. from 7to9p.m. The four lectures cov- er the background of parapsychology, ex- trasensory perception. psychokinesis , and psychics. '"THERE HAS been active scientific re· search in the area of parapsychology for about 100 years,'' Bullard said. "The re· search has become bet· ter and better -and as often happens with any kind of scientific en· terprise -it takes a while for the public to catch up, takes a while for science to become popularized. I th.ink that is perhaps one reason for public interest becoming more open. "As a matter of fact, our treatment of the sub· ject will be a scienWic treatment. We will not talk much about pseudo- science, but about parapsychology as an empirical science, as a research science." <Astrology is a "pseudo-science." ac· cording to Bullard, and so Ls palmi.stry.) "OUll TR!!A TM ENT will be primarily a look by a couple or social s cienti s ts psychologists looking at 1ome ~the ~arch ftn. dings of the last 100 years, but also at aome of the strance phenom· ena for which there are no aceeptable of scien- tifically accepted ex. planations. For ex.am· pie, phenomena such as pre(ognitioo or, for .thai matter, telepathy end clairvoyance. Deatla Noti~e• "We will be talktng about dowst.ni, wbieh Is ~~~~~~~~~- HAoouo .. H1L1.111'S a special form of 1•· T1'4ELM ... F 1'4AGG ... RO PHILLIPS • "'iclent o1 LA9""" N"luel Sur•'••d bv d1on1cs. """· JOM ... H-rd ... L.\Q-NIQ ... I "There are things that •M lly.,.,. CS..,qllltr Pttric.t• C H.-, o( th eta ""' P""''°' o1 Euqo,.. ~ ..,d .,., are part e every c.y o ... ""'"°"l>Oht••. 1(11•11""'" h•h world for which there is H•vv•<d PYl ~rv•tu undu tl\e d ale l ti dlr.cu"" 01 o '°"""' L.,9...,. Hui. no a equ exp ana on Mtrlu.o•v in terms of scie.oti!ic -:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:-theory." 'ACIAC YllW ' The lecture team will MIMOaJAL P'A•• also discuss paranormal Cemetery Mortuary healing experiences, Chat>el I 3500PacihcViewOnve m nd over matter Newport throueh channels outside Calrforn1a the normal senses, the 644-2700 action of mind over mat.· McCO•MICI litOltTU4•tH laguna Beach '494·9415 Laguna Hills 768-0933 Sa" Jua" Capistrano 495-1778 1.un-•••1.10M N4114LHOWI Cororni def Mat 8 73--IM50 Coste Mesa 8"&-2424 Ill&. llOADWAT ..O•TUAIT 110 Broadway Costa Mesa 642·9150 jler at a distance. FILMS WILL be shown in the second week on ESP. the tblrd week on psycbokineais, and the fourth week on Edgar Cayce, giving a case history or tb'9 natural psychic and what happened ln hla life as a resul1 of bis peeoliar abillUes, Bullard said. Shafer holds bachelor's and maater's degrees from th e Massachusetlll Institute of Technology Behind the Headlines 87 JACKIB HYMAN Of Ille o..Jlt "'i.t Ntft Many stories about newspapers declare that they will tell you "what's behind the headlines.'' But here is the story that's really going to tell you what's behind the beds, as they're known around newspapers. What's behind them are a lot of copy editors struggling with short counts and complicated stories. A short count is just that -letters each count a certain amount <m more than i, for instance). MVMAN THE COUNT depends on how many columns lhe bed is to run across, how many lines deep it ls and how large the type is. . Bact1 to the stru11ling copy editors. When lt-,eomes to .. hard'' news stories, the problem is simply to convey facts. But when it comes to features, e,ditors alsQlike to use puns. An excellent example is one that won a second prize in the recent Orange County Preas Club contest for Carol Moore, the Daily 1Pilot's Sunday editor. On a story about pow de~ fruit drinks, her hed read. •·From lt\e Sub Ume to the Ridiculous.·· AmOlll her other engaging heds have been, on a story about the Pageant of the Masters, "Pop Goes the Euel," and, on a story about Communists and the balance of payments, ·'Communists Deep in the Red." I AUiO UKE to play with puns. My personal favorites have been, on a story about the Supnme Court, ·•Jurists• Prudence Alters U.S. Law." and, under a photo of a bizarre. looking fish that turned out to be a rare member of the tuna family, .. Can You NamE That Tuna?" · But heels are like fish -t.he best ones got away. I've complied a list of heds that never made it into the paper. most for good reason. However, bere they are in case we ever get a story about: Priaoners who write -.. Prose and Cons" Rtatne water trapping someone -"Water Cr eat Sandwiches'' Winston Churchill's bad points -"Winnie Poo-pooed" Fish and chips -.. Down to the Sea in Chips" Searchlng for lost music -''Haydn Seek'' A gentile and Burl Ives -"Goy Meets Burl" 11• SNmf TUTNU u ... WISTC&.lftJ CHAPIL ~7 E 17th St Costa Mesa • 646-'4888 Sn 1 Ana Chapel WANTED !> 18 N Broedwlly Santa Ana• 5-47""131 SM'TMI' MoaTUAIY 827 Main St. Huntington S.ecn 53M&39 naPAMflT <:O&.OMtAL PUNUAL HOMI 7801 8otsa Ave. Westminster 8~525 THE EPl'UN SOCIETY CREMATION Burial at Sea (714) 846-7431 -~~ MIO*· eoa .. ""1· lulie I Newport letlClh, Caflf. t2tt.s TOP CASH DOLLAR PAID FOB Gold Jewelry Diamona.& Other Fwe Antique or Contemporary Jewelry Watches Crystal Poteelaim China Paintin{18 Bronze Statues Silver Vintage or Classic Aut09 Boat. Antiques etc. We appraJ.M & buy whole estate• or aingle ltem.a m w.'ll Mll for you on commiaion. Ii you don't know wbal it la or wbal it ia worth-bfiD9 1t 1D (01 call us and we'll come out). No obligation ot chotQ• for verb.l apprailal, either in your bom• oc in oui goll..-y. -. -- Br LOR SOM.m;-w ....... n-za, SOUTH 01'"" HAaTFOBD1 Cclen. CAP> -Amtttc&'•5lat state Pl'OY• to be. oo ~ti.On. -u-ue to ltl blab pw]>OM .. t.be d~ It wufoundechiil thlaalgn wu ralltd etlta ~er: .. Enterial Nuau,, CQital of Glastonbury. Bypuaed by Protresa and B1Cssed by the Lord, .. And down below: .. Please walkyov horses. Adults at play.•• ANYONE VNA\lABE THAT AlfER.ICA bu a 51.lt atat.e, Nayaua, wtll be relieved tbet it la, as Mayor Jlm Fin.De explains, a state oC mmd. Anyone unaware that America needed a new state of mind bun 't been piJins Jttentloo to wbat'a unimportant. Ob. Naya111 Is a place all rlJht. a ruralaquan mUe bounded by the Connecticut.River an4 ltoartq Brook where hypocrisy ls unknown a.od the meek have inherited the earth. "We just think life is terribly ,nm," Jim Finne said ... Everybody aeem1 to be runninl around ~th gavels and clipboards and causes and tak..lq themselvessoaerioualy. Well, wedon't."' DAil Y PaOT .49 Tiiis ......_ II '*'CllK..., by IHI 111-lllvidllel PUB(..IC NOTICE --..,J,c:.n.-"ICTITIOUS8USIMaU This llattfNl'lt Wfl flied with ,... NAMllTATaMIMT C-ty a-of Or .... Countt --n.......,. ......... wi ... ~ ,,.,_., 16, ,,,, .... : "191 NIWl"OllT WOOOWOIUCING '°'*lllllldar..a ONA o.llV .. llot, ITUDIO. 1115Wllllttiw,UNIC.12,Cost. Fft.2'.'1,MCSMetc11•.1J.1'n •n Mew,CA.ta27 Mk'-1 ~ llo", t3aO Art. TO PVT ft' ~· ... P .... •c NOTICE Ml•on. T-..n, CA. "50l D&&&.t.VL Y. WHAT N ayaugians do in· "ua.oa o-ve ""4M eoa. m c..u -.. stead is skewer the pompous with satire and laugh •---P-1m_11_ou_s_•_u_11-.. -.-u--.. i~~.~~,.,. " • all tbewhl.le. MAllMSTAHMINT 119Mf'el-'Nfllllp. Thus tbey elected Chet Hodge, villaee butcher. ~~1aw1,.. ..,._ ,, ...,. ...,. MlcMl4J.aott as Man or the Year, held a parade and also a house svNTRoN1cs11vNT110N1cs e.!:!:, "t~ O,~:;!..,:., •: tour around Chet's birthplace at which Nayaug secuAiTY SYSTEMS, 300 c.tM' "*-'' ""· ..,, .. Social Lane. •D.~leKll.CA'2'1111 Director, Ruth Witherspoon, pointed out such Mk '-' it. 11o11. • c.eane., Lane, "'*'-0r-. c.out o.11., "''io.. historic sites as "the •302.N..,.,nllMdl.CAmoll ~. 1J.to.v .wMatt11•.1m nz.11 Tiiis MlnHa 1$conOucted by an ln-dralnpipe Olet slid down, dlw1c111a1. ( J the tree Chet climbed, the rnis :.=,~· !:'~ m• w1"' ,.._ PUBLIC N011CE AMERIC4 window of tbe room County Clfftl ol Of•nait Coulrty on Plc:TITIOUSMISINIH ..___________ where Chet was potty· F•b ..... oyit,1'77 NAMllSTATllMINT trained." Overcome,, Pu1>11P1ec10r.,,.. c .. s10.11,":.::, ..!!':::"111w1no,..,._•,.ootno1M1· Chet wept. Feb. 20, 27,INIMardl•, u, Hn 601·77 AIRflORT TIRI!: SE.RVICI! co~ Thus. they elected villaae crocer Elmer 1-----:-------m•c....._o.. .. .._,a..dl,cA Gardiner as governor of Nayaug and when be an-PUBUC NOTICE or .. C:.~1==~c!':.!"8'1°"d nounced for president from atop a hay waeon at a LNlsM111orsu11ev.m11M1.si.1. pancake breakfast, they fired a 2.1 gun salute in his P~~'":!~:~· 1"T':i~::i:'.':'i;"~" iw • honor,twomusketsandapistol. n.. faltowlfl9 person is dolr19 bu"-111Mra1-1nen111,.. MUH: G...,H.Plwce M I It E $ 8 U I L D I N O Tiiis toUC--.t •• filed wltlt llw THUS ftlEY DEDICATED A SECl'JON of MAINTENANCE, sm Tmlw Or., C-tyOMOllOr .... c-ityo11'1b. Mayor Finne's pasture aa a Villaae Green, and "..,""9tonlleedl,CA.-1,tt77• al e Mklleel L*9 Tlftlrnlrl, S71Z Ten'l4w 1'71Mll ter a few appropriate words from the Nayaug His· 0,., Hul'ltlfllll"" e..h, CA.,,.., PUlbll...., er-. ODett o.r1y "11ot. torian, E.P. Mangan, and from theNayaug Venera· n.1s llWMU is c--..ct• by.,,•~ , ... u.•.v.-M.we11 .. 1m as-n ble Latin Scholar, John Finney, and a few lines dM-1MiteL. TI,.,,,.. from the Nayaug Poet Laureate and Militant Thi• ~ _, flied wlltl IN Feminist, Hilda Moe, and ldaaes all around from c°""1" a-of Orange Cqunty on 1---,.,-CT-,-n-ou-sa-11$1-.. -.-... ---,. PUBUC NOTICE Fet>Ne,., 1', 1'17. the Nayaug First Lady, septuqenarian Ruth Du!-...,.,, MAMmlTAHMIMT ford, and advice on the daneer of sitting on cold Publlllled er.,. eo.s1 °"11' .. 1'°'· ,,.'!!':.~lowl!IQ _..... .. ..,,. IMl"4 t Feb. 20, 27, 811d M.w. 6, 13, 1977 u.-n s ones from the Beloved Proctologiat, ,OHR House a. er•. '110 Archibald Ascoulbrooch, and a tune or two on the ~.=-0r~S11Jt.eto0,N .. 11«t piano by the Nayaug Musical Director and Am· PUBUC NOTICE Ann J~UM ,.,._, .os tr1s Aw., bassadoc to the Vatican, Joe Puu.o, the aaaembled P1cnnousaus1Nns ~.·::,'::;ftc:C.1c1 by an ... Nayaugians erected a sien: MMUTAHM•Nr d1wiou ... "On this spot 357 years ago nothing happened." ,.!~~1ow1,.,.,_.,.dol,,.11us1. n1s :;:'~"'-:_:·~~ed with ·,,. 8RITTA.NIA FURNISHINGS, I01 County 0-of Or9n119 c;o.,,.tyon Feb. NAYAUGIANS GO FOR SIGNS. One sign en· w.e:i::~:-::~c~~~~ mn t.im P1UsJ courages ball·playing on the green. Another, placed K•lloa cir .. Huolll'!Vlon e...:h, c A. .. 111>11111ec1 0r11n99 eoa.1 0.11., P11o1. by the Nayaug Co~servationist -or was it the Cat nwHutll 8 ,1.,, eiacllw09d, '°'~ '1t1n1erv•. •uo.:n, 1tn Control Commissioner? -warns: Native Rat· •Jottet,....,..1notone.ach,C"-'2M1 Uesnake Crossing. Tiiis !Mines• ts conouct.d by • PVBUC NOTICE Even before all this tomfoolery began, about 15 ~·1 ~~ i---------- tb ' hbo hood b bo ,.CTITIOUSaUSIMHI years ago, e ne1g r erea uts was .known ~s.c.rt.er NAMasTAT•M•NT a• N g th lb t' C • "'-• Tiii• _......,. was flied wuh th• " ayau , e SOU ern Sec lOn 0 ~ Clty Of Co111ttv Clert ol 0rar199 CO\lnly on Tiie lollowl119~are11111119 llw•I· 91astonbury. The name is an lndl~ word for Roar-, ,...,..,., .. ,m. "'"" ""s~~~.JOiNveSToRS. nmwvlN • mg Brook. We have that on authonty of the Nayauc Put>oft. Q,_, ,...S '• 19 OrlW,MllllaflVlejo,CAtM75 The tribe was descnbed as a peace lovt.n,g peer 4'+n i-i. E. ~. m.1 u Vln• pie often harassed by more warlike neighbors,•• 0r1 .. ,M1.io..111e1o.CAm11 Mayor F1nne said. "We fmd that appropriate." PUBLIC NOTICE oe!::~~~~ <ondllcled b'f. • SUFFICIENTLY HARASSED, TROUGH, peace-loving Nayaugians will fight back. Like the time the city tried to pave Nayaug's last remaining dirtlane, Dug Road. ''The Town Manager, Don Peach, wanted it pa.ved," Finne said. The voice was shrill behind the grin. •'That sort of progress we can do without. "So, wtth proper ceremony, we changed its name. We changed it from Dug Road to Donald C. Peach Boulevard. Now I ask you, would a public servant dare improve his own memorial?" Donald C. Peace Boulevard remains un- progresslvely unpaved. "IT'S GOOD FUN, SOMETHING neighbors can catch the spirit or," saJd Social Director Witherspoon. ·•u It helps us keep our perspecUve, so much the better. ··we plan all our unor1anized activilies, of course, at in'e&ular meetings or lhe Nayaug Great Boob Club." One such acUvity was an assault last week on the Connecticut Le1islature to petition Nayaug's netgbboring stale to join in pardonln1 Lord Cornwallls. IT'S A OOllPUCATED STORY, something to do with Cornwallis bavin1 had an amour with a Nayauc mafdeo. and therefore couldn't have been all bad and, belldes, Ford bad pardoned Nixon and, furthermore, Gov. Gardiner had made a campaign promise .•.. Tben there wu the Great Whale Walch. Tbat recent aatherinl came about after John Finney, on a mooollaht 1troll wtth bis wife Dotty alon1 the riverbank. spotted what wu, he aaid, u.n· mistalrably a New zealand Right Plgmy Whale. J-S EllnWr "1CTfTIOUS9USINIU This •lot--•• rn .. •Hh ,,. ~fTATeMRlrT C-tya.rtielOrlft99ea..myonRb Tiie lol1owln9 per ton la ..,.,,. .,.,... •• "77. • ,,. • .,, P1Mt AOHAN ENTl!l'PRl9ES, ttH ""41.,.., Or'-CeMt D•Hy Pilbt. South N~ Allt. •7', AMMlm, ,. .. n,20,21,-MMch6, 1m • CA.fHD' ... 11 PVBUC NOTICE : R••"*" J. R-n. nn s..111 NlllWood, Al/t. •7', _,,.Im, CA. '2tcW This bUSlnal Is candUCled Dy en In· cll~I. --.:-, ... a"""1_n_ou_s_•_U_lt_N_•_u __ Tiiis =J.;.~ .. wllll U. NAMalTAftAUNT C:0Uftly Clerk of Or•ft99 Covnty on Thefollowl,._...,.s.,..dol119~i.1- FellruaryZ,l'71. -:~llERLV WEST CLl ~F PublUSllM 0no~ C...•I Dally":.:~ APARTMl!NTS, 1616 lledfonl LAfte. . .,,... _., New-18Nch CA. t26eO • Febnl.lry6, 13, 20. 21, 1'11 a.n Cla'(lon Sfurdewant, JOJ7 $Wen Of'., Costa Mesa, CA. m» ----------1 JuOe S. SturdeYMll, 2037 Sw..n Or • Cost• MeMo, CA. '1U6 • This buslnen 11 conducted by ., --,..-=-------lgeneral 111W1neF111tlp. ,.CTITIOUS •,us1NaH JU41• s. S4urdevll<tl • PUBLIC NOTICE NAM8STAT MINT Tiiis llotl......,l w•i. filed wHh -~ ~10w1119 perton I• dolnv b1is1-COUii ty c1 ... 11 of Or•no-count., "°" AT0 EASE INDUSTRIES, 27U FeOrueryt. 1m. • Qln.ry Of 0.1.t MltM CA. 92'26 "7M11 Johll Alf..O c;.,_~ lr.Jl CM••Y Publl.-Orangs Coast Delly Pllet, 0r.,Cetta/MM,CA.mi. Feb. u ,20,n,-Marcn•.1m This bllMleM II <Mducled by M Ill-""" dlvlduel. JollnAHIWeo.r Tiiis '""-' WAI ,.,. wllh ttM ----------co ..... , Clef1I 9' Or•"toll County on PUBUCNOTICE FWnieryl. "71 I MEANWHILE, tho San Dieto CountY Bi*TII of Su~viaori Joined aQ earlier 1'equeat by Mayor Pete WllioQ for Pi'elidelrt Carter to ualp top f edtral of· ftclali to the probtemt createifby the=' crime problem alOQ& the . Carter met last w41ek with Prealdent JOH Lope& Portillo of MexJco and diacuued the alien problem, amoni others. BE SAID MONEY made by il· legal aliena, who will work for less than U.S. workers demand, frequently is funneled back into Mexico. affecting lhe U.S. balance of paymebts. He aald some officials put the number of lllecat aliens in Calllomia at 1.3 million, a reason the state's jobleu rate I.a rl.aing. Supervlaor Tom Hamilton, whose district Is along the border, said emerfency IQedical treatment for .Ueos eosl the county .-0,000 Jut 1ear and is expected to rlse drasUcaUy this year. . Chiek·Tae·Toe Cruel? LONDON (AP) -An American game in which the player matches wits with a chicken tQ play tic-tac-toe bas ruffled the featbep of the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. "We are totally oppoeed to this kind of thing," said David Leutchford, an executive of tho society. "Our society's policy is to fight the exploitation of animals." He said the chicken "is not mistreated and estjoys what it is doing. You can see that because it still lays eggs. It will tive foe five years and is better off than most chickens. They end upln tbefreeier. '' Gordon says he has devbed other animal games in which ducks play the piano and rabbits take photographs. The Daily Mirror said the chicken game retails for $4,000. ......_._.......,_...._.,,.:-'::'~~wi:",.-., .. , THE SCOOPER WILL colled its first sam· The Viking's SCOOper. .• .J...:Cfr..... ple for Vikinc l 's inorg8:ftic soil analysis , WI 11 laboratory in mid· March. A final sample will be has already dug a few inches obtained about i month later. The claw does not dig constantly but is pro-in to Martian soil, will now grammed to act when Viking 1 is nolbusy doing . . its other chores, Bame said. be directed to dig a hole Scientists are "not concerned about time. about one 1c00t deep It's in~ tropical •.rea and they're not worried 11 • about wmter," he said. The tabloid Daily Mirror said the game was invented by Jack Gordon, a Nevada came manufacturer, and bas been added to the selee- tion at Lord Kitchener's, a trendy London atazaar off Piccadilly Circus. THE Starts Sunday, February 20. play=~.:n~o<~":e:!::~i!f:i:::n-:. ~W:.:4: S p· e cl 1· a· I p u r· c h as e The chicken, stand.in• on wire mesh in a small All COMD. cage, responda to fiashini lights by pecldnc at m.. .-. them. ..,__, S~<• In Your Ar••-C..U Each peck lights up either an "X " or :in "O" ""'sst0Nv1eJO on the SCOl'eboard and the chicken is rewarded z1922 c.rn.no c;.p...,•no with train for each ~ck. The human resl>Onds "'495:'o4o ... i """' f s ;.!:!g88,~~~oa;:~~trr.~.~~~~:ib:~ .3;~~s:..d ~·L· r 0 m ea I y "We find the chicken normally wins," said a 642-175 """' member of the staff. "But even if the human wins, be does not get bis 20 pence returned. The point of the game is simply the contest with the (~•CK THIM'llESCH) bird." . . I I I r-~-':n G_i:~_pl-~y_~_::_Ui~-~-~-yedMirro_~_~_: ~-·d_t ~-e·-~i~_d: __ •n_.~:_T-HO_U_QH_T_FU_l _feat u r i h g ex c e pti 0 n a I buys 0 n StartsSunday,Februery20. a discontin.Oed 1976 cover. Custom drapery · · · ··. sale • 20°10 off fabrics • 20°10 off lining • 20°10 off labor • 20°10 off installation EnJOY great savings on a hne collecbon or bea\lllful fabrics that include prmts. open weaves. damMks, jacquards, sneers. satins and much fTlOJe. Enjoy great saY1ngs on upen wol'tuTU1nshlp, llneng and custom installatt0n. Our custom draperies are fabricated tn our ~workrooms and not by outside con~.ctors. All sale prices effective through Sunday, February 27. Viall your nearHt JCPenney Decorating Studio Or piton• for• free In-home appointment. Full mattress Cff foundation. $79 each piece Queen set t<ing size 3-piece set each piece. twin size mattress or foundation Now's your chence to buy a fam04.ls quality, multi-quilt Sealy met· treas will'! firm innef construction at a row price that would have been Impossible a few short months ago. The covers are lht year's design but the deep down comfort Is what counts-and that's just greall Buy now before thes& super buys are all gone. ~our ~st low priQla. The unique 6..iy baclC·eupport :C: Mlps PfeYent rnotniftO bactcache that ....vita from riO on a too aoft matttMa. 119.95 Charge it! • 11 s 1ne Qutek and easy wey to a11op, P•Ck up • bargain on lhe i;pol Ne.1 t•m• )'OU ,. ~ Uk tor a Cllarge c .. ci a~·c111on. Wt u do ll>e re11 Chances are. you can Charge t~ aame oay Plane Gripes BAGGAGE complai.Qt. to CAB totaled 2,014 Jat· year, with \~322 for lo.tor damated lu11•s• ..... '41 for delays. Some 1,519 oom- plalntl ecmeerned ce>ofUlion ~ different price plans and 1,221 letter-wrtten were upset about late fti&bta. But the .,ency said the volume of complalata iti bandies ii not neceaarily a vllld 1aaae ol any chaaie in the quality ol airline auvlce or illrline respomlvenesa to pasaeaier problems. Tbe A.TA IJ>O~ .. maa ••lei anoUaer t-=tor ln tM cwer.U ri.ta in complalntl ..... tbaUO mllliOID 11>cn paaea1erw new °'4t" u.a. a1rporta ·tn 1t'ft tbu lt7'. '!be com~ to tbe CAB reJJl'•tnt fewer than three pia.aMni .. per 100,000 boardirip; be •*1d. The compla!Dta about OVU· bookina result from the wldeaprud industry practlce ol aelllnt "coiitlrmed reaerva- tioaa" on a fll1ht to more customen than there are aeata. A DY •BASON for tbe lncreue ti tbe pro- ltferatlian of cllarten available. UnW ~tly. you W to be1ona to what wa known u an aftlnl. t1 ll'WP -a bobby club or study fr'OUp, for ex- ample -ill order to take advantaae of ebartss. Tbe membership requirement ltb been eased and anyane can IMly chart41r·fllaht tickets for everythlni from almple air fare to complete tours. Tbe Office of Cooawner Advocate said many exlatilll charter contracts ''ccnta1D insufficient Hawaiian Paradise _ Isn't Cheap By STAN DELAPIANE · · WAII:.EA, Hawaii-We're picking up a little sun and surf on the island of Maui. '"Here today, gone to Maui," is printed on the T-shirt of the Ii ttle brown girl.) We drink rummy maitais. Learn some island pidgin. In the evening we watch the sun plunge into the sea between here and Lanai. And the guitars sing, "Maui no ka oi. Maui is the best . ., WAIL.EA JS THE biggest -and most talked about -resort project in Hawaii. Three times the size or Waikiki. Five white sand beaches. A million dollars worth of tennis courts. Three million of golf cours e. There's an Inter-Continental Maui hotel of 600 rooms that cost $27 million. And so far, 350 condominiums -the medium priced ones go for $94,000. When it's finished there's to be three hotels. A shopping cente( planned around a vill~ge green. And 3600 living units: Con· • r dominiums. Duplexes. Cottages. It's built on marginal farming land - (but ideal resort living) -owned by Alex- ander & Baldwin, sugar growers of Hawaii's Big Five. The final cost will be $10<rmlllion. You can bet it's being planned so every dollar buys a dollar's worth. • * * "NO WGH RISE. No house closer than' a long stone's throw to the beach. All build- ing to be screened by our own Environmen· tal Committee." Last year Hawaii drew 3.2 million tourists. (Tourists now bring more outside ,money than any other product. Seven times what Hawaii gets for sugar, for example.) For the first time, Maui cracked the million tourists mark. * * * THE SfATE HAS grown double the na- tional average -now 865,000 people. Four Qf five live in Honolulu. Governor Ariyos hi has asked thi Federal goverrlment to stop immigration from the mairiland. The Supreme Court ruled that you can live anywhere you like. And Hawaiians say mainlanders come here to live on Haw ail an welfare and the easy life on golden beaches. Wallea will certainly not bring welfare people. But Ariyoshi thinks ANY more ~eo ple threaten the fragile state of the limited land. * * • HOW DO YOU GO about getting your share of this Paradise of the Pacific? A Wailea sales g!rl worked it out for me: For a $94,000 condo with a couple of bedrooms, baths and outdoor lanai, you must put down $18,800. Take a loan at 91h percent and you '11 pay $840 a month for the next 30 years. Au we! . If you've got $94 ,000 in your pocket, you pay $207 a month for maintenance, elec- tricity and taxes. WREN TBE CBAUEU ftnt were in· ' .. troduced, mUJ ol the complainta concenied . < flighta that were canceled at the last minute .. when tour operators could noC &et enouah • passengers to make up the package. Now, however, there are complaint& about the opposite problem -overbooldn&. . 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Unprecedented California drought conditions make 1t seem posalble that Ora.nae Coast resl- clentl CCklld one day be sitting on a similar barren waste, dream- ing of that same clear, cool water. , The Metropolitan Water Dis· • trtct (MW!>) las Issued a call for .all Southern California residents to reduce water use by 10 percent becall5e they face a nearly 54- billion-gallon water shortage this year in Orange and five other 1 area counties. And federal, state and local water officials are saying it is half . past the hour to begin saving j every trickle. I WHILE OFFICIALS at the federal Bureau of Reclamation believe there is sufficient water YOU in Colorado River reservoirs to fill llWD'a water claims for roughly !our more years, local officials explain th~ir share of the river water isn't enough to fill current water demands. That mean.s additional water must be pumped from the coun- ty's underground water basin and local officials say that source ls near an all·tbne low. "There just isn't as much water as everybody thinks there is," said MWD spokesman Joel Schwan. The 1976-77 so-called rainy season was the driest in Calilornia records, Schwarz ex· plained, the second dry year in a row. IF THE DROUGHT runs into a third year, "then we are going to be in trouble," Schwarz con· tinued. "Nobody really knows DAILY PILOT SECTION 8 Sunday. February 20, 19n what will happen at this point," be said. The problem is that in Orange County 75 percent of the roughly 350mlllioo1allons of water used each day ls imported through complex aqueduct systems from other areas. Normally about half that water comes from Northern California, a source now nearly cut off because ol dry conditions there. The other half normally comes from tba Colorado River, a network of reservoirs now filled to near capacity. IN ORANGE COUNTY about 180 gallons of water a day are used for every man, woman and child, includlng home, industrial and agricultural uses. Home use alone now averages about 100 gallOJlS a day per person, state of· ficial! say. Water officials claim a typical homeowner uses half his water supply outdoors, and that half of it is wasted by overwatering lawns, shrubs and trees. In other words, the average water user wastes 3,600 of bis 7,200 gallons a month. Water officials measure their sources in acre feet. Each acre foot contains 326,000 gallons. The • average family of five, water ex- perts say, uses one acre foot an- nually, much of it needlessly. Last year, MWD imported 800,000 acre feet from the Colorado River to suppl9 the six counties in its jurisdiction. Another 755,000 acre feet were imported from Northern California. THIS YEAR, the agency will receive a larger share of Colorado River water, 1.2 million acre feet, Schwan said, and the maximum MWD is allowed. That water will be high in mineral con· tent and may taste slightly dif· ferent. Another 375,000 ac:.re feet 1s ex- Sjx Ways Say You Can Save on Water Usage SHOWER: SHAVE: TUB BATH: Norm•I, 5 min., Water running, With fuU tub, UH• 25 gallons. UHS 20 gallons. uses 3egellona. ConHnt11tlon; Con~tJon; Conservation; wet down, water fill bH•n, mfnlmum depth off for soaping, shav •• u ... uHa 12 gallons. rlnse-4 gallons onlw 1 gallon. BRUSHING: DISH RJNSi: IRRIGATION: W•ter running, W•ter ninnlng, Hose flow, 10 ., ... 10 gallons. UHS30gallont. g•llons/mlnvte . Conservation; Conserv11tion; ConHrmlon; • dOMllllP rtM In 8intl aoak weetcly. •""• bn.lstllng, or dishpan. UH native u••• Va pion U••• 5gallonL plants, shrubs. Variations in personal habits may increase or decrease the amounts of water you may save 'Taps' for Leaky Fauc~ts Cottlnc baek yoar water use by 10 percent a day was called "very very easy" by offklalJ of tbe Metropolitan Water District. In issulni a call for a fo percent reduction, MWD spokesman Joel Schwan said, "People have just got to learn bow to use less water." He noted about half the water used by famiUes is outdoors and .. the biuest waste is on lawns.·· Schwan claimed most lawns would survive fine with a 10- minute wat.enng once a week. 'l'llE OSANift: County Water District also bas prepared a brochure called .. The Art or Keeping It Green (Without a Lot of Water)" The brochure includes a list or plants needina little water along with watenh Ups. Local officials also recommend against placing a brick in toilet tanks. They said the bricks can crack Ute tank and eventually may crumble and lead to plumbmc problems. Instead. they suggest usm, two empty one-quart plastic bottles weighted with pebbles. And they caution onl.v that residents make certain they don't place the bottles where they will interfere with the tank's operation. OTHER WATER tips suggested include: -Use a broom instead of a hose to clean patios, sidewalks and driveways. -Buy a lower-now shower head, take shorter sbo'fers (they use five to 15 gallons a minute) or keep the tub "filled only one· quarter full. -Repair leaky faucets, which can waste 50 callons a day. Also, place a few drops of food colonng into your toilet tank. JC it seeps tn· to the bowl, it's leaking. -WATCH YOUR water meter. Turn off all water for 15 minut.es and check the dial. If It bas moved, check for lafdden leaks. -Dbhwashers use about 25 gallons and clothes washers use 30 to 35. Wub Ml loads. -U you don't have a dishwasher, don't let'1be tap keep nowin1 <See'TAPS,' PageBZ) • ch"*81 lnMOttcld• recommended bf your nuraery. l!Jtfter metttod ehould klll off eny new bug• and • ...,,. '°"' plant• of antv.,wlthyou8tyournewhome. , peeled to come from Northern California but only part of thaL amount already has arrived and there is a question whe,ther the remaind~r will ever come. Schwarz sJlid. f That leaves MWD with a total of 1,525,000 acre feet avail()ble, he continued. but,ageticies have requested 1,690,000. MWD, then, may.face a 165,000 acre-foot deficit or a shortage of aboat54 billion gallons of water. MWD IS THE agency ch'arged with importing water for the six counties. The Municipal Water District of Orange County then purchases the county's share and sells it to agencies serving local residents. A third agency , the Orange County Water District, normally buys about half the im· ported water, pumping it into the underground water ba5in to pro- tect it from seawater eontantina- tion and to provide underground storage.· But Schwarz said the droqght will change the picture somewhat. , I "The only way we see it poss1b· le to make up for this deficiency is to ask tJeople to cut back on their use and cut back on the amount for groundwater replenishment." he said. Orange County Water District spokesman Goron Elser said that means the underground basin, which has a maximum capacity of two million acre feet of water, will be pumped lower than local officials prefer. THE TABLE already is down to about one million acre feet, Elser said. and likely will dwm· die by another 75,000 to 100,000 acre feet by October. In other words, more water will be pumped out than is being replaced. In a Jetter sent last month to water district directors, Manager Neil Cline said the dis· trict's Water Factory :21, which helps replenish underground sup- plies, ''was completed none too soon."' The Water Factory, located in Fountain Valley, reclaims treat· ed sewage water from the adja- cent Orange County Sanitation District and purifies it. That water -now about seven million eallons daily -and whatever imported water is available, are pumped back into the ground. THE PROCEDUllE also ln. volves a string of pumps along the otean that take seawater from below the ground and replace it with fresh water to fo11m a barrier against sea water inc~ion. And Elser said 1977 likely will l be the year that will test just bow · effective the procedure is. "Tbe water district really is stakin,e the groundwater al9n& the cdast on the way Water Fae· t to~y 2liprotects the basin," Elser ~ said. •1 • Frank Lombard, one of sax 1 State Department of · Water• Resources officials manning a Drought Information Center in! Sacramento, said the water shortage will increase Interest in facilities like Water.Factory 21. . IT AJ.SO MAY revite interest in plants like the Water Fac- tory's '10 million seawater de. salter. now mothballed because of a cutoff in federal operating funds, Lombard said. Local orriicals said the five· million-gallon-a-day desalter was working well technically but admit they can't afford to operate it without federal funds. While it seems unlikely the county would lose its main source of water, the Colorado: River, for the present, local of# ficials say if that did happen th~ underground basin probabllt could keep faucets running COD' about a year -with strict ration!' ing. Julian Rhemhart or tbe U.S. Bureau of Reclamation note( various agencies have rights t<> Colorado River water. Tho~ rights are called entitlementS and are ranked accordiog to a- fixed priority BY TREATY, the Mexicad government bas first claim to 1.5 million acre feet annually, Rheinhart said. although Mexico can be cut back proportionately if other water users are cut back. The Imp erial Valley agriculfural area has second ,priority to water, followed by ·MWD. Rheinhart said current water ~upplies along the river are suffi· cient to funtlsh the entitlements of Mexico, and seven other statel{ using the river, for about fou * years. "Of course, there is no way ~ can second guess the weather.'~ Rheinhart continued. "But as· things stand now there is an ade- quate water supply In the• Colorado River system." ,. . STATE OFnClALS said last' week a continued drought in Northern California could also have an effect on the Colorado system. Lombard said al pt-esent tbtre is no pumping system available to ship Colorado water northward. But if conditions worsen, he said, an emer1ency pipeline mJeht be built along mt interstate highway. "We don't really know what <~ WORR.IES, P•1e 82) ,. attorney oen .... 1 h•• recau .. ted th• court to IHohtblt th• owner f,.m doing bualneM In lllln9'•,•od totpe him to rnttk• Ntlttutlona to 111 cuetomen. The firm, however. I• ttlll accepting Of'dera and paymente. ~Ing to G"'99 Head, •Chicago poatal lnapector, Ute Poetal Service looked Into Ttt_.r !lec:tronlct but determined tt11t the c ... tre• under th• futtadletloft of the 'ederat Tl'8de Com. mlatlon. The 'fC h81 taken no llCtlon It Ulla point. ~ ,.,-Undt win be luued II not known. eut thoM With compWnta epln81 IN ~ are acMaed to wrtt• to John McPhff et the lltlnol• Attorney General'• Contumer Fraud DIYlllon, 1 M LaSat .. St., Chicago, IL IOI02. · W.. W...i.i Ji .. ,..• ~N•t.....,, • ..,, • ., DEAR PAT: lsithere any offlcl•I defln1tl0f\ of a natural prodUct? How c;an you tell the real natur~I lrom the fake natural? I dori't know eboUt other people, bUt 'm IO tired of hearing everything from cereal to so.o being •dvertlsed as "natural." Pfease check out a~tlc ''natural" tor me, and let me know If other consumers are a1 tired Of this advertis- ing trend~ I em. • Youthful ~Murilerers Face Sternest Penality 1 .. .... ...... ~ .At Ct••'-~&117 ot.b kkt ··..._be,,......, wttb a car, i.na ' f fw •am•. 1olnt out ~,: a ....._ over wbt to . uh el Ulla •any yeara of life ~"t1 .. •tb1Mea4. ' · Geala. II dola1 none of those ~ 1 Maa. lle•lta oo death row wait· :< 01 for tbe atate to kW blm. Be ia .T7eanold. ~ GEOaGE. GAJlY and Sammy md perhaps a dosen otben have , :illed. md now the atate inslsta bat~. too, shall die. ~are chlldren ol death. , Dey are ebi.ldieo in the eyes of ";odd.J because t,ltey have not ' >aued through the rites of Miultbood. ftnhbed scbool. taken ' atead1 Job. established a home 'I their own. started a family. ·, r1ley baft oat stded a claim as • .& '"""'"up in the community. BytbecaJendar,too,theyare ehildren. G«>rce was 15 at the ~ :ime he slammed a rock into 'Pamela's head and killed her. \Gary also was 15 when be shot tm for murder. Tb• most reeent wu Joe Henry .Jotinsoa. btack.17 when executed ln lHl lo Alabama for munler. • • • burJedsucb ltlef upon tbem. IN DECEDE .. tbreo months after ~ turned 11, Gary Lee Haw• stood in a Sout.b Geoqia courtroom and bevd blgJSelf aentenced to death: He wu coovtcted of abo«fng Stephen Mlchael JobJlson, a i.. year~d checkout elert, dming an armed robbery in a auperma:rket In Clinch County. Ga .. lut April 20. Hawes' two older brotben were convicted in the aame case but they were sen- tenced to life. ••Some kids get off, some don't," aaid J4.illard Farmer ol AUanta, bead of the Southern Poverty Law Center's death penalty defense project who is representing Gary in his appeal. . . . INVESTIGATO&S questioned Geor1~ at the bome ol hia pareota. Gus and ADCie Vull. and tile boy COO· fessed. Because of Geotae'a qe, bis clean record and the evidt:nee ol mental disturbance, Schopp was startled when the Jury reeom- mended death and the Judie agreed. While tbe cue Is on appeal, George la doing b.ll IJ'OWhic up in a death row cell at the nortda State Priaoo. He told an in· terviewer from Corrections Magazine, ••1 understand things more clearly now by being here. I just got to learn to control myself-watch out for tblngs." 10d killed Mike. Sammy was 11 ( •hen loan died by bis band. , But they committed a very l ~dult crime -murder. Under ;~ay's laws. and wath statistics :showing an increase in violent !Junnile crime, the children will ':aot be spared by the juries. Tile state laln upheld by the Supreme Court last July require that certain mitigating circumstances, including a de- fendant's youth, must be taken into account in imposing a sen· tence ot death. YBOUGB A NUMBER of states include youth as a mitigat· ing factor, the legislation sug. gests that age bu not been an im· portant issue in the death penalty debates across the country. According to prosecutor Joseph Briley, Sammy Gibson "was Just a run or the mill 17- year-old" when be killed and raped Joan Bryan in her Gray, Ga., home while her S.year-0ld daughter Stacey watched. WORRIES OVER WATER SHORTAGE. • • .. ! THE CIDLDaEN are among finore than 350 prisoners on death :rows in 20 states awaiting execu· dion. Just bow many children is :difficult to say because or the palttity of data and because of •confusim about the legal status !of capital ponisbment laws in 1several states. : From data compiled by the Na• 1tional Associatk>n for the Advan· ·~ment of Colored People, foe of ,.,e death penalty: • This country has executed 126 ~rsons who were 18 or younger, ...and M ol them were black. The jyoungest was H·year-old George .$tinney Jr., a black electrocuted in South Carolina in 1944 for ,.111urder. 1be youngest girl wa.s ~Virginia Christian, also black, 17, when she was electrocuted in Virginia in 1912 for murder. THE FIRST on record was Jlenry Welcome, race unknown, '18 when executed in Vermont in One reucm is that most states allow children to be tried in juvenile~ where the death penalty cannot be imposed. But the Natioeal Council on Crime and Deti.oqamey reporta a trend among the states to lower the juvenile court age and send more teen·a cen into adult court. That bas (ollowed an apparent increase in youth crime -usual· ly vandalism. purse-s.aatcbing and muggin1, but sometimes murder. The FBI found a 28 per· cent increase in the number of persons under 11 arrested for murder from 1970 through 1975. The number of adwu arrested for murder dl.O"ing the period rose 22 percent. • • • The case histories of Gedrge and Gary and Sammy sound like so many other dramas or death. There are the victims. There are the survivors, finding no comfort in the notion that a mere stripling Briley asked for the death penalty. He has sought death for 12 men, got itfor five. "It weighs awful heavy to sit around the office and think about having· live people on death row," he said. '"Course, I didn't put 'em there. They put themselves there. None of us is bloodthirsty ... . . . The case of George Vasil, the youngest American facing a state execution, also is on appeal. ACCORDING TO Florida lawyer Richard Schopp, public defender for the 15·year·old youth in his murder trial, George was a lonely, mixed.up kid possessed by powerful emotions and too immature to control them. Whatever the motive, Pamela Ann Vasser is dead. Pam, a blonde, brown-eyed child ol 12, was diabetic, her mother said, "and she knew she bad to eat al certain times. She was always prompt." 'TAPS' F OR LEAKY FAUCETS •.• -. <From Page 81 > lo rinse. Plug the second side of the sink for rinsing And do the ~ame while sc rubbling .ngeta.bles. -Keep a container of dnnkmg "fttater in the refrigerator anstead of running the tap to cool at. -DON'T KEEP running water iibile shavlOi. brustung teeth or washing hands. -Covu your swimming pool to avoid evaporation. -Don't use your toilet as a ,,,.astebasket or ashtray. , -When washing yO\lr car use soap and water from a bucket, then quickJy hose off. -Mulch outdoor plants with a layer of leaves and dig water· retaining ditches around trees and plants. -DON'T WAT£1l oo windy days and water preferably in the ~arly morning (watering in the evening can lead to fungus pro- blems). -Let the grass grow a little longer to keep roots from dry- ing. -ll you use a water softener, make sure its backflushin& de- vice is set properly according to your family size. Depending on the unit, about 40 gaUons are used each time it flushes. (Local water conditioning sales people say studies show sort water makes cleaning easier, requiring less water to be used and in the end wasting little water.) Additional inform a ti on and brochures are available from the Metropolitan Water District, Municipal Water District of Orange County and the Orange County Water District. They are all listed in the telephone book. SACRAMENTO -Rep. RobertJ. Lagomarsino (D·Veotura) reports the bilin&ual ballots printed during the last election cost $1t8.12 per ballot in San· ta Barbara County. • (From Pa1e BU • will happen in 1978," be said. The drought also is taklna its • toll on energy sources because many Northern California plants rely on hydro-electric power. SOUl'llEaN California Edison Co., for example, recenUy cut voltage to customers by three percent in order to supplant ••Jost" bydroe)ectric capacity. Lombard said that fortunately, power supplies can be transferred without elaborate puml>.in£ stations. Bot,h state and local officials agree that despite shortages, they want to avoid water ration- ing. Along with calling for the 10 percent cutback in water use, the Metropolitan Water District has proposed drafting a model or· dinance for cities and counties outlawing water waste. The Municipal Water District or Orange County Is working on a similar proposal. AND WHILE local officials fear enforcement D)ay be dlf. ficult, they view the ordirraneea and water conservaUon cam- paigna as steps to avoid ration· ing. So far only resident.a of Marin County and the Oakland area have water rationing, although agricultural water bas been cut back by eo percent and residen- tial by 10 percent in Kern County, Lombard said. In Marin County that meant. for example, residents who bad been ust.Qg an average or 100 gallons or water daily, now are limited to only 46 eallons each. Lombard continued. "Voluntary conaervation is a Jot betterthanbaVing people in lit· tie green uniforms ruruiing around to check your meter each day," besald. "Let's not get into something we really don't need until we need it," be continued. AND LOCAL water officials said they fear water rationing could have severe economic im-· pact lncludin1 .loss of many agricultural and factory jobs. One official compared ration- ing to what happened along the east coast during this winter's cold snap, when gu shortages prompted mass lay~ffs In lac· Caspers Park ·Annive r s ary Set The third anniversary of tbe opening of Ronald W. CUperS Regional Park has been set for April 23 by Orange County supervisors. · County officials, in a report to the board, said more than 2,500 park vialtors have particiJ>ated in anniversary celebrations the put two yean. tories and closings of schools. He said a continued drouaht and a failure to conserve could have 1lmllarly aevere conae- quenca here. School Lundi~~ Coordination ~ Recommemled w ASmNGTON (AP) -The Agriculture Department should consult school districts more about their preferences 'before buying surplus foods that are used in eovernment·sUbJ1di.zed lunch programs, the General Ac- countin1 Office said Saturday. Better coordlna~ton of the lunch programs with the depart- ment's buying program would cut down on "plate waste" and high storage and administrative costs, said a report by the GAO. an auditing and investigative arm of Congress. The Agriculture Department buys qricultural products to re- . movesurpluses from the market .. KNIT TOPS & T-SHIRTS a.,. SIZ.00 HOW 1S•& •7w LARGE SIZE ILOUSES Ot4 SAUAT ..... •10• & •12• The event is co-boated by the counb' and the Charles W. Bowers Museum of Santa Ana and includes many historical and natural history exbibita prepare<l by county agencies and civic groups, the report said. Fashion Boutique RUFFEll'S UPHOLSTERY JJJ I. 17tlt ST .. COSTA MESA Behind the lntemltlonal Paocak• Hou1e ... (7141 '4M32Z • ~Inventory Reduction SALE Thia compares with the coct of 33 cents per ballot for reeutar balJots in the same election. The county only bad requests for 71 biliDgual baUota. W...Y•W..t .. .... l fU ...... llM. c.f•Mfte-141.0H f WHAT ARE YOU DOING HE REST OF YOUR LIFE. Be the Funlenberg on your block %OFF This flt ~e(J ~llidl .. from I our •tOdc. r90olarfy IOld In out own a.tore. Chains Ri"iP Pendtnts Pins Witches BntaUts Necklaces Charms &mrvs of atl Kinds 0.JOW'~OC' ..... a..;re No Home Ct'll(ves AllSIS .. Fln.1 INTERIOR DE SIGN MIGHT BE MUSIC TO YO'UR EARS H you would like to become the decorator of your own home in just 3 months you can ••• • Leam the use of cofor, te>rttles, watlcoverlngs, anUques, etc. • Leam how to estimate 1 draperies, carpeting, wallpaper, · upholstery, etc. · •Save money on a It your f umlshJngs. optlml fasl1lons bY dlaM von futstenberg t SERVED 34 YEARS Mra. R. Wiikin • 30 YEARS OF AID Mre. W. Picketing 10 YEAR AWARD Mrs. J. Bloodworth BB Women Honored Three Huatincton Beach WODlen have been honored for their volunteer efforts for the Red Cross at a recent recognition tea in AnabeJm. Feted for 34 years of service in the · blood proaram was Mrs. Robert . Wilkin. Mrs. Wayne Pickering was honored for 30 years of service in the • blood program where she currently works as a staff aide. Recognized for her 10 years of service in blood- mobiles was Mrs. John Bloodworth. Each cl the three women received pins showing the length of their service during the tea at the CUitural Arts Center. The awards event is held each year to honor all county Red Cross workers, who have given extensive years of volunteeuervice. , Volunteer Units F ete Workers The West Orange County Voluntary Action Cen· ter /Volunteer Bureau bas awarded dual prizes to two volunteers' for their work in the county. Dotty Moore, of Huntington Beach, received her honor for dally work in the Huntington Beach Con· valescent Hospital where she bas given personal as· sistance to some patients, helped others overcome handicaps and consoled the dying. Also honored was Sister Michele Renee of Orange, for her work in teaching thousands or pon· English speaking and illiterate persons to speak, read and write during the past eight years. She was also honored for training many other teachers. O.lly Pli.t Si.ff f'llo .. AIDE TO THE AGED Dotty Moore Persons interested in performing volunteer work may contact the Voluntary Action Center in Newport Beach at 675-9210. Those living in the west county area should contact the West Orange County Volunteer Bureau at 530-2370. Both agencies offer a wide variety of positions that make use or special ---------skills as well as general volunteer talents. Go West, Prince LONDON (AP) -Prince Charles, 28-year-old heir to the British throne and the world's most eligible bachelor, has been advised by the mass-circulation Daily Mirror to look for a future queen among America's blue-blooded heiresses. THE NEWSPAPER'S New York correspondent, Mark Dowdney. wrote that with Britain's economic • troubles, Charles could do worse than ••go West, young man," and might make a match that "would work won· ders for the Anglo-American al· liaoce." Dowdney named four front-runners whom "Americans would love to bail as Charlie's Angels:" -Cele Briscoe, 20-year-old daughter of Texas Gov. Dolph Briscoe. Mhls Briscoe. currently at- .tendin1 Southern Methodist Universi· ty in Dallas, was described by Dowdney aa "a very private person," happiest when she's riding on her • millioruuredaddy's Texas spread. -Dallas Pell, 25, daughter of Sen. Claiborne Pell of Rhode Island. Dowdney said the Pell family is one of the 400 oldest families in American and lhat the blue.eyed Miss Pell, now studying at Boston University, is "an excellebl swimmer and tennis player." HEATHER WIUTNEY. v1vac1oui. 21-year-old daughter of Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney, long a leader of East Coast aristocracy with her husband, a milhona1re bus1 nessman and racehorse owner. The family has estates in Saratoga, N. Y.; Keotucky; Portugal, and Spain. -Anne Lindsay, daughter of former New York Mayor John Lindsay. Dowdney said that although 20-year-old Miss Lindsays' family "is not exactly knee-deep in dollars, it is one of the most respected in New York." He said Miss Lindsay plans a career in photography. ANNOUNCING MAJOR MEDICAL INDIVIDUAL (OR GROUP) expense benefit plan for · Members and Member's Families who are under age 65 and are eligible if: SEL~EMPLOYED,~MPLOYER GROUPS, EMPLOViEES, ASSOCIA- TIONS SPECIAL GUARANTEE ISSUE PROVISIONS $100°0 Deductlble-900/o Benefit Provisions $250,000 Maximum Save 40%-50%on natural handwoven bedspreads. The natural look has become this year's colorful news. Our beautiful Bengali bed- spreads and matching pillows from India Handlooms are 100% handwoven cotton with hand-tied fringe. And they're on sale at tremendous savings! Available in natural or oatmeal only. Mail/phone. Curtains/Draperies, 60. , , Save 25% On ot:1r · OiRartment ·Size ~iningset Reg. $489, now $359. Set includei: alt wood table with 40" frujtwood finish top and antiqued white finish bale, (top extends to 58") and four · matChing cane back side chairs with antique white painted finish. Allow two weekS for delivery. Fumiture, 71 Shop Sunday 12 -5. B.li. Twin .........•.•• $95 Full ............. $115 Queen ..• ~ ......•. $145 King ...........•• $175 Matching pillow ...• $14.95 Pillow sham ...•... $35 ~95 $59.95 $89.95 $19.95 $9.95 $19.95 I I Wben the S ndsi.IDen~ P1am nearly_ ti mocu. •co for a St. VeJeottoe•1 b.,-mstume party. memllen and l\Mlta •t•rtedt.blnkin1atwbatto totbe ball. • AS tbeevet wsturled ~ eYenlol 1D the Ree1atl'J 80tel. Jf'Ylne, lt Wat eVident tbat 1:91117 PeoPle had tone to mat Jenitba to aet out ot thelr Cll'dlDary r'Oles in Ute. MOid.Of the Glore than• iuest.a ca.me ~eel .. abowtb'ta. jeelft"I, mysterious Ara , tn1li•h bobbies, hlib ICbool cbeerle.aden, \rit.eha or clowm. - One imqtutbe couple came u the Jolly Greeo Glut and a pea. and two downa 1ot a lot ot lauebt with their Hula·boop waiau. • The costumed party-1oers created quite a stir amoq hotel ruesta and restaurant p.ttnlm and several were embarraaed about 9tepplngputalde the party scene to find the powder rc>oD,?: ,,._ One iuest. chided for appearini in a business suit, repuea that he wu in costume. He normally wean sporty clothes for his job au-pro, ~ uplai.ned. Sinee tbe party bad a Roaring Twenties lbeme, many suesta came u ftappen or Mafia members. The Walt Tolleson Band and Show was popular with its slnt· aloot music. inc:todint such tunes .s "I'm Lookinl Over a Four- lealed (Jover,'' ''I Want a Girl Just Like th& Girl That Married Dear Old Dad" and "Susie.'' Durin&' lbe evening, mftllbers ol the Sandpipers' Diamond Club, tbe llesara, and Mmes. John Cbnnell, George Elkouri and Nickolas Sham mu were booor«S for their contributioos ol $1,000 or more. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Darmell (above) ventured out of the Valley of the Jolly Green Giant to attend the Sandpipers costume ball. Tbe ball broueht proceeds of more than $10,000 for the Donna Duffield Memorial Radiation Therapy Center al Hoag M~morial Holpit.al, Presbyterian, a spokesman said. Funds were raised through ticket sales, a mem~ecU>ry book and private donations. The Sandpipe.rs, a two-year-old group, was founded by Mrs. Elkouri and her daughter, Mrs. Jeffrey Estabrooks, for the specific purpose of helping purchase sophisticated new radJation equipment lo: the hospital. / Vo.:ws Repeated J Schmitt-Bryan Claudia Bryan and Rick Schmitt were married during ceremonies conducted in tbe cbapel at George Air Force Baff. The bride, dau1bt.er of Dr. and Mrs DDci Bryan of HunUniton Beach. is a eraduate of Edlson Hi1h School, attended Golden Wul Collece and araduated from California State Unlversity, Long Beach. She leaches 1lxt.h ar ade in Ap· pie Valley. Her husband sraduated from the Air Force Academy and has the rank of a captain. He has been an instructor pilot for the Iranian Air Force His parent. are Mr. and Mn. Earl Mathew1 of Sparks, Nev The newlyweds will Ii ve an Vic· torville • • • Pasquarosa-Andrews Harbor Ch.rtsUan Church, Newport. Beach was the settin1 for the maniace of Cheryl An· drews and PauJ Puquaroaa. Their parents are Mr. and Mn. Peter P. Andrews of Santa Ana Heights and C. Joseph Pas- quarosa, Newton, Mass. The bride lS a graduate of Corona del Mar High School and the Uni versity of CaJlfornia, Berkeley where she rnajored tn French. She also studied one year at the University of Bordeaux. Her husband received his schooling in Massachusetts, and the newlyweds will h ve in Newton • • • Thornton-Robinson The Re\'. Gary Robinson as. slsted the Rev. Dr. II. W. Jef. feries ln performing the wedding ceremony of lliJ daughter, Joy Lea Robinson and Gale Robert Thornton. Nuptlab were exchanted in the Arlington Fcna.raquare Church. The bride, also the daughter of Mrs. Robinson of HunUntton Beach, Ls an instructor al Irvine College of Business. She graduated from Edison High School , received a bachelors degree in psychology at. Southern California. CoUeae and a masters in sodology at Aiusa Pacific College. Her hU5band, son o( the Loren Thomtons of Anaheim, wu a bu1ine11 major at Southern Callfomia Collete and rraduated from Savannah Rl•h School. Chains Link' Family llomemade cookies or a chocolate cake makes a welceme gift lf you caa't afford Co b&ay aome&hln1. ' Clad in Roman togJ!~~- (right) are Mr. •and Mrs. Mike McClellan. Clowning around at the Valentine's ball are Mr. and Mrs. Andy Nelson (far left). Mr. and Mrs. Richard Beauchemm clean up. Enrichment Varied MEDICAL FACULTY WIVES ASSOCIATION: The UCI group will sponsor a benefit performance of ''Two Gentlemen of Verona" at 8 p.m. Friday, Feb. 25. at the South Coast Repertory theater. Costa Mesa. Proceeds will be used to re· furbish the audio-visual system at the UCI Medical Center audltoriu~ Tickets are available from Mra) Jeremiah Tilles, 18671 Via Palatino, Irvine, 927l5. OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH NtJ,SES: The seventh annual trl·aaaociaUon seminar .,,.m be sponsored by the Orange County, Harbor Area and Inland center groupa, beginning at 8:45 a m. Saturday, Feb 26. at the Edgewater Hyatt House, Long Beach. Theme of the one·day seminar i1 Health Asaessment, with keynote speaker Hector P. Ble· jer, MD, director of tbe Occupa· tional Health ServicH Program, City olHope Medical Center, who wUl di&cwra Health Assessment of Conditions Related to the Lungs. Flve caotact lwurs of conlinu· inl educ;atiOQ credit will be is· 1ued t.o nuts~ attending the en-tire mtellna. Regiltra6on la belnt tann by Anne M. Eddy, 788-2200 daytime, or 58l·S284, eve.atnis. SIGMA ,JµPPA: Orange Coun- t)' alumnae •IU 1ta1e a Casino Nltbt 'Tf on Saturday., Feb. 26, at the El TOl'O Marine Corps Air StatiOtl Offlcerit •Club. Cock\all hour begins at 7: 30 p.m .• wiih a buffet dinner at 8:30 p.m., fo&lowidby ••mes. Proceed• will 10 to the aororlty'a -philanthropy, Slama Slaten <Stater. In ServJce to Elder!r Re&identa >. which wwk.s wtth ~ Department of Social Services to provide elderly pel'.IOCIS on a lln>lted income with fUiuclaJ aid. J\uervations ma.y be made wltti Mra. Baker SJayback. •2143. ' taVJMS nrNJOa BB&U.S: Tbe club Will bosteaa a plcink oa ~. F~. as, in the Jrvtne Parki'"1for Bt1 Br0ther1 and years and is offered in 15 Orange County cities. , The proi:ram is seeking volun· leers over 18 to s pend a minimum of two hours per week for one year with an assigneq youth. More information is available from Donna Tacket al the Youth Service Program. 752·6123. MARCH OF DIMES: The.1 newly.formed North Orange County Council has scheduled a volunteer orientation meeting at 9:30 a.m. Monday, Feb. 28, at the March of Dimes office, Santa Ana. Interested residents of Seal Beach may call the March of Dimes, 979·2270. for more in formation. RADA8SAH ISRAELI F ASIDON SHOW: A showing of fashions by Israeli designers and a luncheon will be held at noon Monday, Feb. 28, at the South Coast Plaza Hotel, Costa Mesa. The event is co·sponsored by Hadassah, Newport. Beach, and Masada, national Jewis h women's organization. Proceeds 10 to the SUl>port or tbe group's educational and medical services. Reservations may be made with Mrs. Georfe Ellenotr, 891·6918, or Mrs. Leonard Shane, 6"·9191. RETIREMENT LECTURE SERIES: A fout-part series, titled Pre·retlrement Planning, Your Financial Commitment to the Future, will meet from 9 a.m. to noon, Saturdays, beehtn.lne Feb. 26, in the Scien~e Lecture Hall I al Orange Coast 'College. Series coordinator is Jack 01 ...... MAXhl\1" PARENTHOOD WOllKSHOP: A seminar eivin6 t)artnta positive, easy to un· deratand, easy to apply prln· clplea ill estabUshlnf and main· t.ln.lna healthy parenl·chlld rela· tlonabips •IU be &>resented Saturday, t.eb. 26 , at tbe Newp()llter IM. Tim TlmmoH, director of MuJmum Ltfe CornmunlcaUons Counidin& Center ln Newport J)tatb, 1rill conduct. MCJre lnformatloo la anUable from &n;.o'J601 Electro-jump outfit wlll be :; featured at Hadassah show. · at 9 a.m. on Saturday and Sun.· day. Feb. 38 and t7, al the So~ Coast Plsia Hotel, Costa .Mesa. ' LEAGUB OF WOM&N' VOTERS: The Oran1e Co~t 1roup will sponsor a ben,flt performance or ''Two Gentlem• of Verona" at 8 p.m. SW'ld~. Feb. 27, at the South Coaat Repert.oryTbeater, Costa Mea,, Proceed• will support lb+ luaue'a activities, .lnch.adlM apon rtna debates, provlcUN pro• and cons of b&Jlot measut91 and other w&er 1ervlces. • More infonn.tioo is avail • from Nancy Mutln, 768· 7992. .. • WOMEN'S BAP GltOUl»S: 1ri format •mtnut• s , l'fl ed to 10 members, wUI 'bt hdd'tai • the Womep's Center at GOiden West College. . • The elcht·we.k Monday ~ Wednesday noon series wUl· be1ba ftb. 21 and March 2. • • ·~~-nl·l"ri~ DSNTAL llYGlENISTfJ' .U. 80CJATION: The Soutbtrn Ca\Uotnia ltOUl> ww bold lta mld·WintU COrlf ce Watnnlft1 SAPPA DELTA ALVlfNO:• The f:WPOrt Harbor club WUl bear merlcan F\eld Striicelt\a. data·~ at '1~ao p.m. MObat1~ Jl'tb. * at .the bom ol Mn.: TWYOllUs"8t.Tvlce PrOoua•• 'Ml...._ ~al Prl~net Ot'· 1ula.attoa bu bffn actlv ly ..., )Wdl tor t.bo put tine JamesRote, ltviile . 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O.lly ...... .staff South Coast Plaza a few years later becan mak· But &radually the mall filled and the people · ing plans to substantially upgrade its mall shops, at came back ... It took about a year for the public to : least in one end, and the higher price tap wen on recognize the upgrading,'' Segerstrom said. LOS ANGELES (AP> -The American Hospital Assn. i9 trying to keep down soaring medical costs for its employes by enticing them to avoid habits that are bad for th.eir health · Under a proposal made by AHA President Alexander McMahon, those who increased their risk of illness by refusing to avoid such habits as smoking would have to pay higher premiums. The proposal is currently under study by the AHA headquarters in Chicago, McMabon told a recent meeting or the Hospital Council of Southern California. Besides smokers, McMahon singled out those who refused to take medication for bigb blood pressure as persons who would be re- quired to pay higher ins urance premiums. The AHA b facing a flO percent increase in the cost of beatlth insurance for its employes. On another matter, McMahon said hospitals oppose a proposal by the Carter ad· ministration to bold down soaring medical costs by limiting them to 15 percent increases yearly. Generics a Flop WASHINGTON (AP> -Although most pharmadtta favored laws allowing them to sub· stitute cmertc for brand-name drugs, few or them are t.akina lldvantace of these laws where lbey have been passed. a 12-at.ate study says. More the 20 states and the District of Colum- bia have enacted leeislation allowini the substilu· tioo of eenertc d.rup. The stod.J found that substitution i.! beinc more commcmly practiced by state and federa'J agencies than by the 1.-ral population, with the result that far moH ol the savings have been to public treasuries Uwi to pri vale pocketbooks. In South Coast Plaza today you can buy a de· signer umbrella for $100, a aalin <!omforter with matching d\14t rufOe and pillow cases for $600 or a piece of jewelry for "whatever price you want to pay." TO LONG-TIME residents c'A Oranae County, it's obvious that a chanae hu taken place in the area and the cout in particular, is able to support hither and higher price tags. What has happened? A're Orange Coast resi- dents getting richer? Or are more wealthy people moving into the area? According to several local businessmen, both shifts have taken place With its average family income ol $26,000 along the Orange Coast, the coast bu a ways to go to catch Bel Air, wbere $48,000 ii the median income, but when compared to ioland county cities with a $17 ,000 averaie earning per family, it's evident that wealth gravitated toward the coast. The story of the county's metamorphasis began at the end of World War II, 1>ccordine to Henry Segerstrom, a major Orange County developer: "Sou.them California was still part of the Los Angeles Metropolitan Area then," he said. "We were economically dependent oo Los Angeles. "IN THE LATE '50s the chambers of com- merce decided Orange County should be a separate metropolitan statistical area. This was extremely important." Population growth did not coincide with the de- velopment of shopping areas in the major Orange County cities, Segeratrom pointed out. Downtown areas stagnated u shops moved outward. . He said the "dawn.in& of the qe of 1.IPC?aded re- tailing" came with the development of Fashion Jaland in Newport Beach and Fash.ion Square in Santa Ana. Fashion Island in Newport Beach was d• veloped u •hat ita builders hoped would be "the Beverly Hilla of Oranae County." their way. · "'Jbe average Newport Beach housewife pro- bably spends a greater Port;ion of her income on • "'WE WANTED TO GIVE retailing some spice herself today than she never bu,' says Al Auer, an -some salt and pepper." Segerstrom said. "We Irvine Company vice president. "The more fuhion . targeted about 80 retailers, including the first stores come, the more fashionable women will be." • French couturier boutique in Orange County.•• Better quality stores are successful in the coast His fellow buainessmen must have thought be area because of its dominant restaurant industry. was crazy then, because the mall expansion and up-Auer adds. "People are aware ol bow they JooJt grading cQincided with the gas crisis of 1973. No one when they go out." wanted to rent space and no one was sure there-----'-~--------------- would be enough gas ever again for long shopping trips. Cancer Agent Tags Listed WASIDNGTON CAP)-TheConsumer Product Safety Commission bas been deluged with calls con- cerning the chemical trls, commonly used to make children's sleepwear fire-retardant. The commission offered the following guJdel.iDes to help determine whether children's garinerrts may contain t.ris. -Fabrics uaed to make children's sleepwear, sires 0-14, which frequently require the addition of tris to achieve flame retardancy are 100 percent polyester, acetate and trlacetate. -Fabrics used in sleepwear which are in· herently Oame retardant and therefore don't re· quire the addition of tris are modacrylic, also · known as Verdel, ~ynel and SEF; Cordelan and Cordelan blends. -Fabrics which require the addition of chemicals other than tris to achieve flame re- tardaoey are 100 percent cotton and nylon. ORDER YOURS NOW • • • • .. • ·•. ~ 7b·~a;---p (>}'IS' 'tr-i.:~ • • • • • I '· l , ,, , .. .L. ,7 ms Tell.s 1040 Instruction Errors: 1000 BEAUTIFUL STICK-ON IABELS But YOU Still Pay For Mistakes withheld To be ellrlble tor the credit you must m.aintaln a household for the en- tire Jur fot JOU and your cbild wbo Is under 19 or• U 19 or older• a tull·tlme •tudet. BUT YOU AJ.80 can be eli.llb1• lf your cblld ii 11 or older and la clla- abled. In W. cue the child need not be • full.time stude!lt; but tbt ms publicatlaa does Dot 07 this. 'l'be ear-netlcm i. made Clll the mJatab lbeet. l'iDlllJ. two c:or r.etiGID ~ re- quired for rulu under property tramferred to • f arelaJI trust llDd COil- e mtns ~t option• under pro- State Se~b Saviers villona roveminl the maximum tu on earned income. Tho.e chanees should not have wide appllcatloo for the maQorlty ol U.S. taxpayers. In 8dd1Uon, at 'teaat one private firm that publl1he1 a ta.!f.ayer handbook hu lmerted a late abeetln lta publication exp= th.at wblle the book wu belnl • the US (Oblld t.c> erron in U. IBS- prepared tax tables that were de- atped to make lt euler tor taxpeJen to ~their tu bW for the 'I 8TYLISH TYPE ONQOOO• OUALITY WHITE 1GUMMED PAPER • PERSONALIZED • EASYTOUSE • FOR YOU OR A FRIEND - PllOT PR:NTING . . ... , ... -Ot!LY PILOT Ullman :·,wTacldes d ...;Broadway :!h :· NEW YORK CAP) -Liv 1 Ullman was role-probinl: e~· cased ln buae black l\lmDOOtS 1p.nd a somberly old-fashioned, • 1oven1J:ed raincoat. ,_•. She released a bead.lock pip •. ,~the leadin1 man, at.ood up, all . ~a11ard warineaa. Both were ·; .. breatbin& hard after all tbe Judo :,pertlon. ,, "I'm sorry." The famous ac· eent-tinged voice waa at theater volume in tbe small room. "But , rou have no right comtna here 1.and pulling that rough stuff." . ., The director, Jose Quintero, .. watched intently, left band cup. pine chin. 1be star from Oslo and , John Utgow from Princeton, N.J., continued tbe scene from .. Anna Christie," the Eusene , O'Neill play due ln April on , Broadway. ,, PRACTICE STOPPED · .minutes later as Quintero jumped up to revise the action. Instructions were whispered, • then as be put an arm in de-·~ JDomtration around loose blonde ·tresses that tumbled like an ,,aureole about her shoulders, lbe p.Lredor explained more loudly: '11 .. You lift him, but yQu feel his strong arm about you." He kept ~ pronouncing her name "live" .: ~ough it correctly rhymes with , , 'eve." More whispers, a throaty · .. laugh in reply. The scene restarted, halted for blocking adjustment, repeated ·for nuance shifts in delivery. . When not speaking, the star 1 studiously kept expressing emo- tional change with eyes and lips long trained to camera closeup. The rehearsal ended, she talked of differences between theatrical preparation here and -in Norway or Sweden where she ( .. works mostly. The O'Neill drama (:is her second appearance on an t• American staee, and she bas f! never performed in England. ~"Three weeks time for me is • ,.., ......... TAKES ON TOUOH ROLE IN O'NEILL DRAMA Uv Ullm•n Relax•• Against Mirror enormously little to learn such a big part.. And the La.niuage trou- ble. My cli.alect ls riaht because Anna was Scandinavian, bul l must learn to say ungram· matical things like 'we was.' "AT HOME TBEaE ls always at least two montbs of rehearsal and on at.age wilb real furniture, not on a floor with three chairs." She waves at a trio or metal foldups being used as substitute roracoucb . Such comments, however, do not institute complaint, just can- dor. Miss Ullman abjures celebrity temperament. And she avoids comparison when asked about lbe contra.sting methods ot directors for whom she has performed. "Jose is wonderful, and that bas nothing to do with bis being American. A good director is the same all over the world. A good director is one who provides the inspiration and courage for you to use what is inside you. That's where Quintero is fantastic. "Sometimes. directors try to impose their own character con· cept. and you can'tgetridofthat. Mostly they spoil a performance and so you just don't work with them anymore -stretchinl ol souls must be a mutual thing, and you will be limited if they are only interested in their own fan· luy of a part." THE O'NEILL DRAMA about a luck.less woman who perhaps finds happiness through marriage to a sailor is proving "quite strenuous -we go on knocking each other about. It's a tougher part than I usually do.·' Psychologically as well as physically Miss Ullman is engaged in struggle -"Anna bas a backtround I'm very little ramilluwith. She's a booker and bas been for a long time and there's a lot of hate, a lot or dreams ... " The star's voice trails off, for a book of her own memoirs, "Changing" is just being published here. and "in it are my dreams." For a few minutes longer, however, she keeps talk· ing about the player rather lban the writer. Miss tnlman's alliance with Quintero beean last year. soon after she wound up her first New York stage appearance in Ibsen's "A Doll's House." BIS REPtrl'ATION as an ex- pert stager or O'Neill scripts. meanwhile, won Quintero an fn. vitation to direct "A Moon for the Misbegotten" on Norway tour, with Miss tnlman starring. "After rehearsals," be recalls "we shook hands to work together again here." TDDAT'I CllSSIDID PVllLI ACROSS 15Humoriat comment "before" Latin 77Poet 1S4Greek 18For 87 Long for 1 Awakened Naah port.loo exampfe 89Loou1t1 7Endurl~ 780uellng 135And not 19Marmoaet 90Hawallan 14 Thoroug fare IWOf'd 136Plane 20Platea dllh 20Artlflclal 79Small polygon 23Plantlng 91 WHlth teeth crown 131 African Heda 92Tempera 21 81ugolahneH 80R.eumbent I My 31 Pastoral 94 Palmllly 22Mob 82Nlckel 139Tlme statfa 98 Llatener'a dlapeller aymbof zone: 33Femlnlne "la.n" 24Not: 83 Timid abbr. name 97S.llva G:"" 84Swollen 1 40 Morlndln 34The 98Actuate 25 pochal 85 Mists dye Orient: 2 tOO~ladeed 26Remaln 87 Young 141 Alone wda. 102 i.vator ;: 27Terblum ... 1 142 Correlative 35 Defunct cage ~ symbol 88 Digraph 143 Charged 36Slva·1 104 Out: • 28Engllah 89Greek pertlcles wife Dutch ,., compoHr I stand t 44 Italian 38 Rust 106$11ke 29Sudanlc 90 Proposition city 40 Slice 109 severes la09uage 92 lrtsh 146 BlbllcaJ 41 Luggage 111 Of 30Small nobleman :,onoun 43 Sobs ~r drlnlt 93 Proportion 147 hlne 45Appetlar 1 t2Dye 32Landed 95Compe" air en 47Sea aoaln properties point 149 Young Inlets 113 Pitcher 34Reslstrng 97Deadly .actr"s 49Tree 114 Girl's 36 Witnessed chemicals 151 Bunting fluid name 37 This one 98 lnterlof fabric 51 Firm 116 Advance Latin 990.crees t 53 Rec:ompense request 8uard _. 39Roof 101 Combat 154 Ametlcans 52 lndlan 111 utch edges maneuvers 155 Chemical title coin 40 Profeaalona 103 SullenneH compound 54 Encount8t'ed 1 t9 Dlmlnlah 41 Italian 105 Himalayan 56Rumora 1 20 Soothing seaport monkshood DOWN 59Farm 121 Man's 428eQUHth 107 Light animal beard 44Mlsdffd shaft 1 Trusting 61 OHenalv• 124 Large 45 lnleriOf 108Aware 2 Forward algflt •hip do; slang 3 American 82Fool 127Lovea 46Uncooked 110 Sharp Indian 63 Third "madly" 47 Cicero's C1Y 4 Positille Catd 130Lamprey t.09uao• 111 Belief 5 Expu09e 64 Blggeat fisherman 48Flxed 115Fray.d 8 River 66 Seine 131 Main look• 118Herb moutfls 67 SnOOZln~ artwy SO Calms drink 7 Paid 69Standar 132Female 531njurlng con111ner attention deviation· bUffalo 55 Stern 122 Bell up 8 Poker abbr. 1330vetact 57Cozy again S1akel 70 Office 138Ruaalen room 123Phllll)PIM 9Heavy term• wetoht SSeo.llke dwarf swells 7 1 Ambuahera 137 0.cOfatlv• curve 125Spentah 10Attempt 74French metal 80 S.fecrec1u11· article 11 Nevt• king 138 8wtdlah ... :Y 128Brown tonQ'Jn 78 Flagrantly m .. aure et Le;a bet kiwi 12 ltpeter 79Actor'a 141 Stltcfl up 65Palace 128Tr• .... t30alher signal 143Annoy 88Browna filaln and 81 Lode 146 F,.nch brnd 129 roatse •tof9 to.d fr Ind 72Cloth cake 148'9~ 8.tJogged 148 Concerning meaaurea 130Draw 16Gul along 1sooneor 73 O.fenalv• along 11Tontd 85 Bol.t any wall 132 Staae 17 Poetic 881 lcma: t52 Af home J ) ROME (AP> - Weatern Europe•• economic malalle hH spread to lt1 one• nouriahin& and bl&hly aoolalmed movl• Industry, cau1ln1 a decline in production, atteodance ·aad, by crlUcal assessment the quallt;Y ol tum•. In some caset it bu lntensified the mlaratioo of producers, d1rector1 and stars to Hollywood • An Associated Pr~• sampllna shows the crisis ol the continent's motion picture induitry is particularly acute ln Italy, France and Germany, while in Britain the industry la counting on recovery based on devaluation of the pound. REASONS FOR the slump range from the coming of age of Western European television and increasing ftlrm on the tube to spiraling ticket and production costs. A renewed onslaught or highly publicized U.S. films also figures in the crisis. "I always said," remarks Italian producer Carlo Ponti, ITALY'S Hollywood·on-the-Tiber pumped $144 million into 230 fllms last y~ar -60 productions fewer than planned and mostly cheap, fast orl&inals and imitations geared for home consumption. For 1977, it bas not announced projects for major productions. . .... . ClaiDls Won't ·Wash "SHAGGY D.A." "IN SEARCH OF NOAWS ARK" (G) -ntl..olCB". ~ ~lll ... By ERMA BOMBECK Mayva popped into my utility room the other morning and said, "So, you've switched to the new laundry detergent ALL NEW SCUM FIGHTER?" "No. it's the one I've been using for 20 years. It's just had sparkle added to the s econd rinse." "I thought they added sparkle last year?" "No, last year it was Improved with the bleach built in and before that they added an Advanced Formula so I could s ee the difference." "WASN'T THAT the year my detergent was called Revolutionary Clean?" "No, yours was Power Boosted to eliminate the odor . Remember? People were fainting a lot.'' "I remember, but I liked it better when it was Reborn." "That was the year AT WIT'S END mine was Streamlined, but then the ecologists screamed and they came out with a low sudser called Perfected." "Remember the year HMQ was added?" smiled Mayva. ''I certainly do . Incidentally, what was HMQ?" "I DON'T know. but their advertising campaign had a fuzzy monster coming out of the washer and grabbing the clothes right off your back." • "You've used your detergent a long time too, haven't you?" "Yep," said Mayva. "I've stuck with it through Renovated. Futurized. Upgraded and Reinforced to fight grease." "Me too," I said. "I've hung in there throughj Newly Developed,. Renewed, Revised and~~~i.'!~~~~!!!!!. Enriched." = "I was going to buy •u" mine when it was All Modern, but before I could buy a box, it had changed to Advanced.'• .. Y 0 U 'VE GOT to ._.ilr.r:w:Y:Tir:i. .,,...,.,..,,_ move fast or you miss a step," I said, opening the dryer. "Was yours ever Alll Purpose?" "Oh sure, at one time , my laundry detergent was so powerful lt could P.>411m.10~1111~, ..... ,~,~wt~1~11u11i..:111:..1., ... ..:1.1.1M1C• clean without water and "IOUMD would take the U ver FOR GLORr•IPGJ spots off your hands." '"I wonder where they s•Tt~~-,.1• go from here," asked Mayva. "I mean where do you go after Better! Better! All New! and Ultimate PerfectiorY?" "Funny you should say that. I just got a new box of my detergent in the cupboard. It reads, "The Original Scum Fighter!" "We've been had," said Mayva. "I know." SO. COAST PLAZA >41Ullll11St S.11111 llCIPlll•f 11ROCKY11 7:JO & 9:41 S~T /SU../MOM--1 !JO.J:4 1:4M=-10:1s CINEMALAND I St M...., • lallt• UH I I °KING KONG11 • -•n1111 CPG} UT~l1>4M:IJ.t:ti "U~~ .... ~GIAT 1 .. 11ff PAUi. NEVllllllN IN A GEORGE ROY Hill AIJTl Sl.llP 811011 . . t ~ • " ' QW YORK <AP> -Caey Adam atnp to p l*l·tn music wbll• be ID!pe and tt1le1 In • BrooklJn beauty parlor. The eustomen tell blm they love It. 6o mucb, In faet,. tbat Adam put h1I e,10 and -OD the line,... eenUJ to cut • tape at a lllDh~ tan studio that oUen 30 minutes reeo.rdln.I Um to prerecorded, full orchestration. "I Wouldn't mind comin1 back apin.'' be aald. beaming u be listened to bla rendltioo ot •-ne a Yellow Ribbon 'Round the Old Ou ~·· 1 bit tlDle ftom ToQy Orlando and Dawn. "I ICJUDded better Uwl I thoulbt I would. rm aonna play tt in the abop ... BEATS SINGING IN THE SHOWER TDK WAY Ed CbalpJn sees it, there are tbouaanda ot people like Cuey Ad.am who wW pay to see bow they sound backed up by a bll band. He opened the doors at hia Manhattan atudib three weebaio. +aJrdrea1er CHey Adam at Studio just substi your voice for the music, sounding like the bit _but star's." lacking only Orlando's voice, started. He went through his "Row many parents do you know who aay their child ls a natural born alnier who would pay $99 to see how they sound? How many people do you know who would love to see how they sound with the exact arranee- ment of' their favorite artist?" be uked. .. , SANG T weddings and bar selection -picked because "I mitzvahs bad a group that know it and I think I sine it pretty played am 11 loun.8es, but I good" -six times. became a s · ous hairdresser in He got through the first try, 1964," said Adam, who never broke early into the song the studied voic second time around, dropped the Chalpin said his company bas the original sound tracks of bit records and sends them worldwide for dubbing over by aineen in other languages. "I sing Muzak in the shop last two words the third time and and the cus ers say I'm pretty called for a glass or water good, so wh I beard about this I midway through the fourth take. .. Today. the music ls recorded first and the singer comes back for bls part," be said. "Here, you figured I'd w away a hun- dred dollars yway, so why not see bow I d with good or- c bes tratio " be said. "My mother call me stupid and my boss laughed t me all week." "DO PEOPLE wind up with dry mouths in here?" he called from the studio and was teased by engineer wbo said, "You think you 're a si,.Y already, sending a girl out for a glass of water." Adam beamed. . Adam a headset to bear the music, g a signal, and the Libra Due f~r a Shakeup MONDAY, FEBaUAJlYZl By SYDNEY OllAJtB AJUES (March 21-April 19): Flexibility is more important than might be imagined. Keep wary eye on legalities, rights. permissions. TAURUS (April 20·May 20): Someone bas a secret and wants to reveal it -to you. GEMINI CMay 21·June 20): If desire is to be fulfilled, get ready for significant change that may include travel. CANCER (June 21-July 22): Challenge is good at this time. LEO (July 23-Aue. 22): Perceive situation as it exists, not merely as you miCht wish it to be. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Organize priorities -protect interests, financial and emo- 1 tional. LIBJlA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Status quo gets ' shakeup -what bad been regarded as settled or 1 routine is likely to be something entirely dif. ferent. SOO&PIO (Oct. 23-NoY. 21): What bad been • discouraginc situation now takes on air of op- timism. Accent on routine. SAGnTA.UUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Intrigue is in picture -you have a choice between flirta-tion and a solid relationship. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Inquiries are made coocernin1 your abilities, references, claims. I AQVA.UUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): steady ap- SUN.-MON 1:ao-3:20 5:10-7:00 9:00-10:4 (PG) proacb brings best results -stay out or traffic, if possible. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Check costs - be a comparison shopper. NOW SHOWING ····••OUWT PICT\laUnUQfTI MARLO THOMAS CllARUS GRODIN 0..bnl .. "THIEVES" lllWIN COREY .. ,.. • .,.,.,nuoAaDKa Co.HfT AT CINEMA CENTER "A MATTER OF TIME" UZAMINNEW I DAILY Ptl.Of Disasters DoUhle Up The • be•leee1 at the mo- IHDt. la baVIQa a Jaou&r1.·Wblte ..... All IOl'ta ol bai'lalDa .,. popptq up to replace U.. bcimba tbr/ cb opPed Oil 111 duriq t.be CbriatmuMuoa .•• .. 'no Cassadra eroa~· ls for falb WbO like th.e1r eartb· quaha, 11nk1DI 1hlp1, bur- ri~n• and bumtng . bvlJdlnp with • l'tar ID every frame. Tbb ce.teltlall1 ovetcrowded disaster ePtc feat.Lna not one holocaust. butt.o. The CUaandJ'a Crou1u is tbe name ot a c:oodemned brldte in Poland that bun't been used 11oee World War U. Now there's a bit, aJitny tranacontlnental ez. press treln travelJnt from Geneva to Stockbolm with 1.000 puaengen aboard who all look suspidouaq like movie actors. BEFORE THE train left Geneva, aome terrorists broke into tbe headquarters of tbe In· ternational Health Or&aniutioo and accidentally knocked over some glu.s bottles contalnlne cultures rt bubonic plague bac· teria. One eot away and ts now on board the train. drooling in tbe rice and breathing on children, nuns and Sophia Loren. Because of the contagious dis· eue. no country will allow the train to atop or unload on its ter- ritory, so the unsuspectlne passengers must be rerouted to a quarantine center near Warsaw, forcing the speeding train to cross this frail, abandoned bridge. There's Richard Harris, straining the crediblllty gap as a neurosurgeon; voluptuous Sophia Loren, u his journalist wife wbo has written an expose novel about him that threatens to be a scandalous bestseller; plus Ava Gardner. Martin Sheen, Lee Strasberg and 0..J. Simpson. Back at the health organization ln Oal'va; Burt L&Deuter ls the ruthl• and unaerupuloua health oftlclal wbo cou14 save them all, but woo 't even try. Jund Tbulln ls tb• doctor who watehet the tef. ror and hYlteria accelerate. Tbil all·llar adventure aaca packs more excitement into a abatle teen. than moat movies even attem1>t. Greek director Georee Pan Cosmatae bu a keen eye for detail and keeps the ac- tion movin8 at a brisker pace thanUIU&l. * • * AaT CARNEY and Lily Tomlin, two veteran comics from TV, have teamed up for "The Late Show," so wouldn't you quite naturally expect a com- edy? Well, don't. What little humor they squeeze out or thla lame little film la mild, not wild. And whatever it ls that makes the film dlvertint derives from cbaracterbaUon rather than tbe usual elements or good filmmak:ing, such as plot, dialoe, style, tempo, structure and ac· tion. It's labeled a "romantic com· edy thrlller," whatever that means, but under any name it's a curiously uneven oddity. Carney plays an aging private detective who limps, bu a bleed· ing ulcer and lies around a rented room reading cheap paperbacks. While attempting to find the killer of an old partner, be gets saddled with a cuckoo-brain Holly Wood drifter, played with llp-amacki.ng lunacy by Lily Tomlin . She owes a guy $500, so be stole her cat Wmston, and now he says he'll strangle Winston if she TWILIGHT'S LAST GLEAMING ' CINOOCOHER M.AUC>a&t..-.A.Mt..COif•...._.... YHMCINTW tlt-4141 CAR~IE "THIEVES" (PG) MARLO THOMAS CHARLES GRODIN "A MATTER PLUS OF TIME" doe1n 'l CGufb up tM mone,. She otten Camey $25 to flDd the ea\.· napper, and tn the proeeu UM two cues merce. pluntlnl both into a vorta of HX end bomlclde u bafflin1· u aometbina Dashiell Hammen mltbt tW'D out ln bil aleep after a dinner .of encblladaa and platacbio aundaes. Llly Tomlin can't really· ftt. She baa no vislble technique to fall back oo when the 1olna 1eta roueb, and ber craft u 1Ull In the cllaper •tac• of career evolution. But abe whines and drones iD hr sad comic voice until aom• tort of character la establlabed, then she coasts on euy naturalism. Camey, on the other band, 1oe1 riaht for the heart ol hll character, establlabJng instant idenutlcation with a bum lei. a pot belly and a heartnc aid. Not a 1reat movie. but pleuanUy un- uaual. • • • "FUN WITH Dick and Jane'' ls a wickedly amoral comedy abOut the disintegration of the American middle class, focusin& on one all·Amerlcan couple who decide to do something about it. D)ck eets fired because aerospace dynamics ls suddet\ly classlfted '5 a "depfeaaed In· dustry." Abruptly, with every- thing morteaged, Dick and Jane find themselves with no as- sets, no income and an eternity of debts. Dick and Jane pool their talents, resources, lntelllaence and sophisticated wit, and become the Bonnie and Clyde o1 suburbia. The public cheers. Director Ted ("The Appren- ticeship of Duddy Kravitt'") Kotcbeff knows bow to take the grain ol an idea and give it a u,nl· que feel, a rhythm and shine all 1tsown. •m-~I .. ,,_ v DAILY PllDT Oregon Upsets Bruins EUGENE, Ore. (AP) -Tbey will remember Greg Ballard in Westwood. The 6-7 forward, whose two free throws with one second re maining gave Oregon a 61-60 baisketball victory in Los Angeles last month, did it aaain here Saturday. lJe scored 28 pornts, 16 of them in the first nine minutes or the second halt, as the Ducks dumped the third-ranked Bruins 64-55, leaving the two teams tied for the lead in the Pac1rac-8 Con ference at 8-3 "Greg Ballard 1s the best player in the Pac-8. I've saJd 1t all along," said Oregon coach Dick Harter "It's Just that the press up here isn't as powerful as tile press in Los Angeles, and he hasn't gotten the recognition that he should have " Harter was referring to the at tention gaven UCLA's All- Am erica forward Ma rques J ohnson, who led the Bruins with 22 points. "I 've been hot before, but never anything like eight for eight," said Ballard. wearing on- ly a net from one of the baskets as he talked to reporters in the dressing room. Actually. Ballard was seven for seven and all came in the first nine minutes as the Ducks bat- tled back from a 37 29 halftime deficit. Unheralded Ke lvin Sm all scored all eight of his points down the stretch as Oregon, 17 7 for the season, pulled a~ ay from the harassed Bruins. "'ho didn't score the last 4 41> of the ~ame lt was l.:CLA ·s fourth loss 1n 24 games. Oregon grabbed the l<.'ad for good on Small's Lip-in \\1th 8.55 remaining. UCLA closed lo within two at 57·55 with 4.46 lo go as Johnson scored two quick baskets. Small scored from inside with 3.45 left a nd the Bruins ncHr scored again. •·we had soml' dt>fcns1 .. e breakdowns 1n the second half," said UC LA coach Gene Bartow. "The guards today wcren 't quite as alert as they were against Ore~on Stale and Was hington State." Hartl'r, who was called for a technical foul for !>aying somethmg to Bartow 1n front of the UCLA bench in the first half, praised his team's defense The Bruins d1dn 't score the last 4 :46 of the game and were JUSt seven for 23 from the floor 1n the second half Oregon "as 14 for 21 in the same span ··The story of the ball game was defense." Harter said ··we played their basketball in the fi rst half. just chuck and duel.. NBA-style ' llCLA IU I Gro•n•ood 10 JOM\On '1 Vrorn•nl H..-n11ton11 ~Oftltlf"•6 \/,.not~' 011£~ , .. I """' ' 8•11.,d 11 "'"""" ~ Orummono 8 (.toV. 1 Murr Av U H••'l•mr UCLA II H. 0."90",. '011t<'dout H .. m,.lon Tol•f fool\ 0•-n U UCLA 14 f•c"n•Otl Orfli'90" c°"'" "' .... ,.,.,,., a to ~ • f oots 66, Bags 3-st keLead ~ LOS ANGEL.ES (AP> -Lanny Wadkins took note ol the Une- strc>ke difference that 1eparaled him from tournameat·leading Tom Purtzer and offered two ob- aervationa. "With that kind of a lead, on this COW'8e, lt's pretty much his tournament to win or lose," Wadkins said Saturday after Purtur had taken control in the third round or the $200,000 Los Angeles Open golf tournament. "If he shoots a 69 tomorrow, it would take a miraculous round to beat him." Then came observation No 2, BB Cage ColU!h delivered in a 10Ct -detennined lone of voice. "I've wop three lo two of them I ca strokes behind in e last round and in the other I c e from four back. Maybe I'm · ·ust the'pOSi· lion I'm looking fo It's not that hard for him to sh a 75 on this course." Purtzer, a non· shot. took sole pos Lo"W Profile E Was Conibs' Elmer Combs chose to retire without fanfare, hoopla, or emo- tional pit~hes which might have fired up his Huntington Beach High varsity basketball team in its final two games last week. Although his wo are highly imp handful or his pe went on to enjoy success. oss statistics ing, only a ormers ever ajor college Dennis Hamill and Mike Contreras did at izona State. Kim Stewart did it t UCLA. Perhaps the te that is the flossiest example his coaching expertise was the 1 2· 73 ouUil. It figured to e of cham· p1onship caliber. ading it was lead with an erratic, five-under. par 66 that wu highUebted by some brllllant putting. "It was Just one or those rounds you dream about," he saJd. "The holo seemed like it was six inches wide. "l just hope I have enough gas left to get it around okay tomor• row." Purtzer, 25, another in the growing corps or previously· obscure young men who are claimini the rich pro tour u their private playeround, put. together a three-round total of 201, 12 under par. His total was within sight or lbe record on the 7 ,029-ya:d Riviera Country Club course, one ol the most demand· mg the touring 'pros eocowiter all season. The Arizona Stale graduate, v until now just another face in the gypsy crowd of tourists, had his only previous exposure to the spotlight when he led through three rounds or last year's Philadelphia Classic -then shot 75 and faded back lo 12th in the last round. Third roon<lleftdlo" In lh~ lo• AngelHOp11n901t rournamenl Tom Purt1..-l•nnv WadklM B<>b Glldllr CraoQSIMlll'f Jim Mdi\~r•o Roqer Mllllll• Grel\ilmMeo" HO#Ud l w1lly OalrH•.,., J DP I n rTW1'+ Fuuv Zoo•i.. BobbyWelrf'I TOM PURTZER LEADS THE LA OPEN BY THREE STROKES. Closing the curtain on 17 years that produced as Oilers head coach, 328 victories, eight league championships, a dozen years m the CIF playoffs and a career that turned out eight All·CIF honorees • bis last-ever game at home Friday night could have been a scene he'd never have forgotten .... had fans known or his plans to retire. Rf' Ml\,.'""I• OovQh-.11 OOtlJ•n.,.rv Jtrry McGff oa,..Eo<hel~r9"" MikPRU'o()r G.llMor~n PelPB•OM> 61-&7-M-201· 6H'l-69-:io. . 67-71..a-• ., ... ,0-~7 IOIG*-208. ..... n-210: 1)·'7·70-210 10.n-411-110 11114-111 "'10-1C)-111 n -116'-111 10 IJ_.9-?I? U·1>71 112 111on 11l .. r.J 72-'llJ 10 n 11-11> 111? 6' ?ll 1•·10-69-lll 11u01-211 7) 70·11-11' JI 7)70-11'. 691)71-11' 711>&-14 -11' 69 71-71 -11' " ls.M-214. 10·1Hl -11S 11·10·11-11S 7Jl~21S 701PO 2U 68 ,..,~ 716 n -n n-ni. 10 74.71 , •• 13 10 7J 216 ll·ll-71-216 14·10·11 -21• n 1:.-12 111 70·11·1S 717 •9-71-16 111 11·7>11-217 ...... ~-------1 Sports in Brief WHITE WASH SI•,.. Melnyt< Lon HIM.I~ RonCerr<D> 8.,ryJMOM Tom Kite 1Ctrm11Z~y Torn Wp"kOClf Kings Wi~ 2-0; SC in 80-65 Loss But it was his choice to keep it quiet, not to turn Friday's game into an emotional circus and not to make a big deal out or it with his players. Combs was always that way with bis teams. He played the cool, low profile approach to the most crucial games. "They know what they have to do, there isn't any point making a big deal out of anything else," Combs would say when asked if he had used any ploys to fire up his forces for impending big games. ........ --~ ...... ~ CilE~~ WHITE a growUlg 6· 7 ltd. the tallest player Combs "f>uld ever have started. But two weekJ before the first game. the bqy committed JC SM<Mi C...0.qw Uldlr G•IP• J...- 80COyW-ln• John Sclllt!f' Lyn loll D••Qhl N~•ll Terry Otetil 8tnCro~l\.lw Ed S"bo ArhP M<N1c9'.1t 1l1•J "'~lion ING LE WOOD -Mike Murphy's 22nd goal mid way through the rirst period was all the scoring Kings goalie Rogic Vachon needed to record his fifth shutout of the season Saturday as Los Angeles defeated the Boston Bruins, 2-0, in a National Hockey Le ague contest. Butch. Goring scored an in- surance tally ror the Kings with 1.02 left to play, as he raced m on a breakaway to beat Bruin!'> goalie Gilles Gilbert. The defeat dropped Boston into second place in the NHL Adams Division, two points behind first place Buffalo. Vachon was spectacular in th(' nets. turrung aside 29 s hots.to re· cord his fourth career in his last 10 games. The blanking of the Bruins was his 38th career shutout. The game was unusual in that referee Wally Harris failed to score a penalty throughout the 60 -minute contest. Trojans T ... b~ CORVALLIS, Oreg. Oregon State stayed m the mixed-up Pac1f1c-8 conference basketball race with an easy 80·65 win over So uthern California here Satur· day night. SOUTHEllH CAL lU l H..,dH\On IS. Ho". 11>9lon 1 Arnold 1 Joni'< 7 S4'11ord IJ. Carlino' P0tle• 10, Wldtleldl &. 8r1911arn 1 OllE:OOHST. (till 0 Sml1114 Le• tt,Jonn.on 11 T ut~~r 11, ~ Srnllll 2S, J0<dan • Co11mpcell J Allon? Hallli""! OSU 41 24 lotal touls USC 25 OSU ll Foull'dout USC Carlino A' 9.0S3 E~•onWin• SAN JOSE -Newport Beach's Roy Emerson ups et favored Roscoe Tanner, 7-6, 6 -4 Saturday night in the SS0,000 Grand Prix tennis tournament to move into the semifinals against Sandy Mayer. The other semifinalists are Jin Hrebec of Czechoslovakia, who outlasted Steve Docherty, ·Hi, i-6, 6-4. and Billy Martin who beat Tim Gullickson, 64, 6·2. Lutz Del~ated OCEAN CITY, Md. -Vitas Gerulaitis settled down after a sh a key start and rallied for a 3-6, 6 ·1, 6-2 victory over San Clemente's Bob Lutz Saturday in the final or the $100,000 Ocean Ci· ty International Tennis Touma· ment. Connors Survi.,e• TORONTO -Top-seeded Jim· my Connors needed nearly 2~ hours Saturday afternoon to de· feat Eddie Dibbs, 4-6, 7-6, 6-1 and advance lo the final of a $100,000 World Championship Tennis tournament. Connors will meet Dick Stockton in today's final for the $.10,000 top prize. Stockton, the No. 2 seed, advanced by defeat· ioe Tom Okker or The Netherlands, 6-C, 6-2. Combs played with intensity in the days when he was unloading his 20-foot bullseyes for the Oilers. And he coached with the same determination and com- petitive spirit. "Here I am, 48 years old, and I still haven't learned how to ac- cept defeat," he said recently when reflecting upon his career. He gave players bell when they needed it. He gave officials hell when they needed it. Yet off the court be was a person who deeply cared about his players, whether they were the super stars or the last guy on the bench. Their troubles, studies and family life were always a major concern to him. And their loyalty to him is reflected ih their continued com- munication with Combs long after they have been graduated from HB High. Combs says be takes pride in having gotten the most out of his players. And the records bear him out his claim for having done that. s uicide. ~ Combs' took e death as a personal loss. t be sucked in his sadness and set out to keep the rest of the players from becoming depressed or starting negative thinking about the im- pending season. He regrouped them and came out of it with a 20-7 record and the Sunset Le~g u e cham- pionship. I alway!f felt that was his finest hour of cdaching. Combs never aS?ired to coach at any level other than high school. "To me ~here is more c hallenge c oaching in high school," he says. "At the high sdool level there is no recruiting. 'vou take what you get and makctJo." he says. C o m b s p elr h a p s u n derestimates his 'coaching abili· ty ... I'm no 1fferent than anyone else, th 's, why I had three losing seascps," he says. But the record ~hows he is dif- ferent. And his rettemeot from coaching leaves basketball in these parts with one hell of a void. AIA in 98-68 Rout Bayard Forrest and Brad Hoff- man combined for 43 points and Athletes in Action defeated Chap- lindhlad Sold For $400.,000 CHICAGO -Oakland A's owner Charles O. Finley sold re- lief pitcher Paul Lindblad lo the Texas Rangers for $400,000 Saturday and set up another possible confrontation with baseball commissioner Bowie Kuhn. In making the deal, Finley ig- nored a teleeram he said he re- ceived a day earlier from Kuhn asking that the commissioner be notified of any deal involving a star player and a substantial amount of money before it is con- summated. man College, 98-fB. in basketball action Saturday ~ight at Orange Coast College. Leading 48-45 ~ halnime, AIA came out shooti: in the second half and with se n minutes yet to play had buil up a 20-point lead. The 6-10 Fon-it. who played coUege ball at rand Canyon College In Phoe x, contributed 27 points to the wi ning cause. Hoffman added~6 and forward Irvin Klffen was edited with 12. The victory ran IA 's record to 32-6. AIA baa now on 22 in a row. The game wu pl yed to benefit Children's Hosp al of Orange County. j AIA All-~ f, '°'Iman 1', UWWt 10, Lerrew 6. i.-.. ~. l'orrJ.27, Onen 2, Klffln n, 81.0. •• Hell 7, OA111,..., C~ (")-Beu!er , Davis J, K~ 1. t=':°" IS. Mett lO. Th11r an 6, Sllafl • 0-.14, lolalrtlme•AIA.4·0 Cal Star Roth Dies Of Cancer BERKELEY CA P ) - University of California quarterback Joe Roth died Satur· day at his apartment here after a Jong fight against a rare form ot cancer, the Univers ity of California Medical Center spokesman reported. The spokesman said Roth, 21, died at 3:55 p.m .• surrounded by his family. friends and Cal coach Mike White. Sufferinf! from a hig hly virulent form of cancer called malignant melanoma, Roth was hospitalized at the Cancer Research Institute at UC San Francisco Feb. 10. At his own re- quest. he was discharged last Thursday and allowed lo go home where he remained under the care of his physician, Dr. Michael A. Friedman. Roth played for Grossmont College in 1973-74, guiding the Griffins to a state division cham- pionship the second year. In the title game, Grossmonl toppled Orange Coast, 34-17. After it was revealed early this year that Roth was fighting cancer a second lime, he said: "It didn't come as any great shock. You always know once you have it that there's a chance it may crop up a1ain. "If everyone starts coming up and feeling sorry for me, I'm afraid it will s tart making me feel that same way. I mean, I fear I won't be the same Joe Roth anymore. Instead, I'l\ be Joe Roth underdog, the guy ever· ybody feels sorry for. I don't want that. "Really, just figure I'm a normal guy. Whal if some guy sitting down there on the street comer 1ot cancer? Would ever- ybody make a bl& fuss?" ~~~~':' ~~~~~~b ~~eem~?!!~ f~.~~~~~ ~ ou11eo.11vPll•U'4lff beaded for an upset of the queen in thatflnalset. over the court with her uncanny LOS ANGELES-Chris Evert of tbe women'• tennis world. She broke C~as· service with returns. and Martina Navratilova coWde Cuals won the firlt four games a smasher, winnin the ant four She made most. of the spec. today at 1 for the championship points of that came. ~ tacularplays. of the Los Ana'elel prof essfonal 0• rt' red.. that she WU nearl lnvlnclble. But when the cb.lps were clown. "'omen's tennll touroament with In tbe next four am• Cuals Evert came t.bioudl. battlesetattbeSportaArena. O...ael2 at 3 could win a total Of only tbne "Wbcln my HrVice 1oes; my Evert made the pade with a polnta and by th"1 Evert was 1ame •oes,·~ Evett satd. "J don't' Jut-bout cmnebact over apaulry of the d«ildlnf set and l:vert ap-leadlng, ftve 1amd to lour. know What went Wf'Oaf wlUa tbe Ros1e Cuall. '-4l. e-a, M, S&btJI. pearecl tlNd ud detnorallud. And it wu .Evert'• acnlte •~e. but. •hen ltl1 otf; lle1e- day night. And ln the MCOOd cc>mlq up. ~ battled to 30-30, concentration on other partt ~ match Nan-atllon advanced by Addltlonall1, U wu Caal.I' tbenEnrtforcedCualltohitln· tbtf•m outdueUnc Maran« Court, 5-7, aorvtce comm.c up lo tho fifth to the net to lake a 40-30 lead. •• WU•urJ>f1sec1 to))ull out M.M.' . catne. Ewrtl111dbeenatiuUllnl Then put aw1y1th• match matcbaf\es:l>elJlldown4i-OlD Tho v ·Casala matcb a a with Mnlte, bavm1 lt b en wben Casali drove put a deep final ML'' claialC With 10 senfce four dmes and beln& 1Ullt1 ot •botalmedattbeeOnJer. · Culli •aid 1ho wu dlstUi'bed U~ went to Eftit) ln tbO 7$" dlt2tdoUlefUllU. Cuala pla)'ed llkt a demon. to b&ft 10 many bad ~lb frOm • mlnute baW.e. liow9wa-, ea.me to lilo after Sile medo pltYa wblt• dlvtna aDd tbe llnelmen. .,..,.... CffR.19 EVERT. 81DS FOR LA 8'NGLE.8 TI1\.E TODAY. .... ......... ..-#""'' T Sunset League Claa•pioas Coach Wayne Mickaelian's Fountain Valley High Barons captured the Sunset League wrestling championship. Kneeling (from left) -Bob Chase, Steve Barreto, Chris Gilbert. Gary Bohay. Tony Larkin, Ron Nozaki. Stand· ing -Pete Chinnici, Mitch Finklea, John Nicholson, Larry Budgen, Rob Greeley, Kimball Hall, AJ Saenz. Mickaelian 'Barons Dominate Sunset· Anteaters, 'SoCal Win .Barrios, DeBusk Honored Twin Bilis Fountain Valley High's Barons dominate the official 1977 All· Sunset League basketball team as selected by the Daily Ptlot. The Barons or coach Dave Brown, unbeaten in league and possessors of a 24·1 overall re· cord, claim four of the JO spots No. 1 among this hst is guard George Barrios, the clever 6-0 guard who has led the Barons with his outside s hooting, krufe· like assists, ability to ha ndle the ball against a press and all-round play. Also granted first team berths with Barrios, the most valuable player, are Baron s Roger Holmes and Scott Ford. Bret Wilkinson, the fourth Barons ace who also averaged in double figures scoring, just missed a first team berth Coach or the year JS Newport Harbor High's J erry DeBusk, a freshman coach who piloted the Sailors to a CIF 4-A playorrs ' berth assignment. I A junior, Holmes clogged up the middle in.side the Barons' zone, was a tough rebounder al both. ends of the court and dis· played a soft touch from 15 feet. Ford, who scored well from outside and seemed always in the right position for one of Barnos assists, was another gem in the Fountain Valley attack. Breakin& up lbe Fountain Valley domination are Hunt· ington Beach's Cary Burt and Newport Harbor's Rob Galey. Galey (18.9) and Burt (17.7) sported the highes t scoring averaees in league play. ll wru. Galey'a work from outside, along with bis overall play, that sparked Newport to second place in league standings Burt, although a Junior, dis· played the flwd moves or an all· league player. Only 6 2, he con alatently outclassed bis oppo- nents in jumping s ituations 'Iitam Stop 49en Sophomore g uard K e vin Heenan scored 17 points as host Fullerton Slate upset Pacific Coaat Athletic Association leader Cal State <Lone Beach), 78-73 m eollege basketball Saturday nieht. JERRY DeBUSK Coach of Veer • GEORGE BARRIOS Player of Veer All-Sunset League First Team Player, School George Barrios. Founta m Valley R<>ger Holmes. Fountain Valley Car y Burt. Huntington Beach Scott Ford, Fountain Valley Rob Galey, Newport Ha rbor Second Team Bret Wilkinson. Fountain Valley Bob Herson, Edison Mike Sodders, Westminster Steve Timmons , Newport Har bor Tony Warren, Marin a Height Cl. Avg. 6·0 Sr. 15.8 6-3 Jr. 13.0 6·2 Jr. 17.7 6·3 Sr 14.6 6-4 Sr . 18.9 6-3 6-4 6·2 6-4 6-4 Sr . Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. 11.5 13.4 17.1 13.1 14.0 Gauchos Blitz Foe OCC Five Dealt 84-72 Loss Denrus Smith pumped in 29 pornts, s parking Saddle back College to a easy 106-80 Mission Conference basketball win over host Chaffey Saturday night, keeping the Gauchos in a first place tie with Palomar And in another JC game , Orange Coast's Pirates blew an eight-point halftlme lead, fallin& to host Cerritos, 84· 72, in South Coast Conference action. Saddleback, dominating the boards, rolled to a 59·31 halftime lead and didn't let up after the in- termi.ssion with reserves seeing most of the action. The Gauchos bad 60 rebounds, the high for the season. Tim Shaw and Marty Zogg Jed the way with 10 rebounds. Sports on 'IV Today In the OCC-Cenitos game, the Pirates ran into foul trouble in the second half and the Falcons converted 17 of 20 from the gratis stripe after the in~rmlasion. Curit.oe passed OCC with 12 minutes to go · (49-47) and the Pirates trailed the rest of the way. 9:45 a.m. (34> -FUTBOL SOCCER. 10 a .m . (2) CBALLENGF-OF THE SEXES -KAen Logan meets Oscar Robertson in a 1ame of Bone. Alao, Teri Xuar vies with Dick Stone in a motorcycle jwnpinl event. 10:30 a.m. (4)-COU..8GE BASKETBALL -The In· Allana Hoosiers meet the Purdue Boilermakers in a Big Ten auu Jn Laf.,ett.. Ind. 10!45 a,m. (I) -NBA. BASKBTISALL -The Le. ADf•la Lat.rs meet the ·wasbla.ltoo Bullet.I at Capital CJe:Dtrein LandoYtT, lld. Nooo ($) -CHAMPIONS -Jll'1illtbta ot ao Lndoar tract and fteld bleet. Abo, a women's Slalom at e World Cup •tuna compotJUon in SwltaerlancJ. 12 :30 p!m. (T) - SV'PBU'l'AU -~ q'uallften eompi:et,e few tbe,... Cllftc:lal tlUo ohrorJcl•a top an. arowid~. lp.m. (2)-NJIAJlA8Kl.T. BALL -The Boltoo Cdtlca pl.,-the Gcldm Slate 'Wallo non ltOakJUll.'. 2:IO p. • ('J) -OOLP -ftlal l'OUDd ol pl,q 1n th Las Mieles Open from Riviera Count.ry Club. 3 p.m. (2) -TENNIS - Taped cover-a• of the •inales final in the Los Angeles women's professional tennis l.ournament. (S2) - BASDl'llALL -meblllhts ol a tame between Athletes in Actloa and the North Carollna Tar Heels, taped. 4 p .m . (7) -AUTO RACING -The 19th Daytona 500 grand natiooal stock car race. 5:30 p.m. C'7> -WIDE WOllLD OP 8f'OBTS -The Chlne.e Acrobat. ot Taiwan give a· perfprmance In· Herabey, Pa. Ti.peel. Also. the international tobouan cham- pionships. 5:30 p.m. (28)-TBE WAY IT WAS -'lbe 1968.meeUq of UCLA'• Bruln1 ana HOU!ton's CouaU'l ll re-Uted bJ Kareem AbaulJabbaJ' and· Elvin~ 6,.m. (21) -PAO aoc. CE -~ bllt$l'f!ta '1t ail Endah ~Foiotball ..... match betweea J>ti'bi CoWs\y aJld 1Aeda Un1U4. u:ao p.m. -ftNNIB -Ill• N-... meeu HarOld SolOIDOQ fD a W'Cl' dl•llCQIO cup~ > OCC hit 46 percent of its sbots- whtle Cerritos aluled with a 61 percent man. Phil Bolden paced Orange Coast with 18 pointa while Jeff Golden 1rabbed 13 rebounds. Cerrltm' Brian Lumsden took iame ICOring bonon with 20. Of .... Clfft(ft) .• " ,. " ....,-, 30 S 6 HaUeM 1 0 4 4 Qoldtn S 1 S 1J \f099lta119 1 ! , " UIOl4t t O 3 2 ...... 7•311 <>mM ,,,, "-"'-ut ..... y.,...., •• t • ... ,()on1 .. ....... ' , 1" 2 2 2 ' S t t H IUpf1.1191" .._.,_ SoMme L_...,. o-awa KhKal4 S-Vlfta T.t.ii ' ... 2111 s s • tS , 0 t ' 2 • 2 • JI .... Tftm• •• 2t '12 Helftltlllt Ol'9'lgl C'amt.INf It PA 2 D1I ltlll .,°""" """"' ....... SMltll H 1 t " OM• 4 t <I I Olly t , I tt MWtll S ' ' tt Mclrlntlt 1 • • " ....... 11 2 2 24 s.... te11o~t•aa ~ ... ,~ ,, ... ...... 2oa•w.o.,......ooiao •-16tllWMtfle .. t0t2 ""'"" • 1 • ' Lent t • 1 2 sinPMft • • t s ~ " a • .. M*l•ltt .1 • • a Tel• a an• HeiM tll<I i.tlMlllllP 0 0 t 0 "" ' .. ~ ,_...,... 11lJ ....... . . ' . TNll ••"* ·1 A UC Irvine a nd Southe rn California College won baseball doubleheaders Saturday. UCI's Anteaters. behind the bat of shortstop Scott Thayer . toppled host Cal Slate (Long Beach> by score:. of 12·3 and 6 1 while SoCal Colleges Vanguards turned back visiting Redlands. 1-0 and 10-0. Thayer had fi ve rbi in UCl 's opener, getting a grand slam homer in the sixth inning. Team· mate Scott Winters also belted a sixth inning opener while Bruce Banning had a seventh inning round tripper. In the nightcap, Thayer con- tinued his hot streak with a dou· ble, triple and sin gle And An· teaters pitcher Russ Johnson, a left·hander, handcuHed the 49ers on 1ust fou r singles. striking out five and walking JUSt two. UCI returns to play Monday, facing UCLA in a twin bill at noon at Sawtelle. In th e SoCa l-R e dland s doubleheader, the Vanguards combined good pitching with timely hitting. SoCal's Butch Ward tossed a tbree·hitter in the seven inning opener with Larry Adams and Bobby Sampson combining on a three-hitter in the nightcap sec tallied its winning run in the final inning of the first game on a one-out walk lo Rick Peters, a single by Stan Thomas, an in· tentional walk to Mike Scheetz and a long sacrifice fly by Randy Greer. ll'lllSTGAMI! UClrvlM (121 aD r II r1>l H•stor, 21> 5 2 1 2 Espy cl J 1 O O S.ucedo.ct 1 o o o w asllnotn.rf 1 t o o S1om•n. rf o o o o Tllaver. ss 1 1 • s Ad•ms.u O O 0 0 En91e, lb l I 2 O Mc Miiian. lb 1 o O O We•Y9r.ll 5 0 I I Romo.II O O O O Morton.ell! • 1 1 o Oedrlclr dh o O o o W1nte"-Jb 5 J 3 1 8annl119.c • 7 2 1 Grippi c 1 0 t 0 Goodyur,p o o o o HaQen p O O O O Total\ Jt 12 ll 12 SECOND GAME UClrvlM 16) ab r !I rD• Huter. l b J o o o Payton.cf • 1 2 1 WHMOtn.rt • I 7 1 Tllayer.n • 7 J 1 Engle, ID 7 1 1 • t Wlck,c ' o t 1 w .. v•r.11 , n o o Morton.ell! 7 o o o Romo.dh 1 O O O Chard.JD 3 1 I 0 JoMsOfl,p 0 0 0 0 Totlll 1' b 10 ~ SC:Olllf av INNINGS ll'lrttO...,• r II • UCln m"' Oll on 100 11 1J ' CalSt1t1 lllll 000 010 101 J I I S.UM-e UC Irvine C.ISl•te (L81 "lllSTGAMI s.cll (fl "'",_. Chplrs-H,11 3 0 1 0 MlyHhlro, rt J 0 0 0° P•lett,M 2 1 0 0 ThomH, 11> 2 0 2 0 S<ltfftr,c t O O O Gre•r,cf 2 o o 1 Sllel 1011, dh 2 o o o Wll-.ltl 2 0 0 0 All>l11, 2D 2 O 0 O W1rd.P 0 0 0 0 T-• M I I I ' ~ . mooo1 .. 100 001 000 0 I 4 I HCOMOGAMR $9c.4 (ltl ... ~ ... Chl*l-IS, II 4 I 2 I s1-184le,111 o o o MIYISlllro, rU 0 0 0 Tllll01'd,rl I 0 0 0 P1t1rs. n • • J ' ThomH, 11> 4 2 2 0 S<ltel ll,C ~ I 7 I Greer,d i I 7 1 Wood,cl 2 0 I 0 Sii•' '°"· dh • 1 , • wu..,.,a 2 •t o MlllMP.lD 1 0 0 0 Albl11,2b l 0 0 O Ao.ma,p 0 0 O O kmPIOfl. o o o o o Totelt SI 10 14 I $CX>lt8 aY t•fllMM fllmO-,, ... ltedlanon • a ,_. J 1 SoCal Cell• 000 000 1-1 3 ' S.C....O.me ' .. ....... Nb 000 000 --0 J ' SoC.11 Coll... 101 OJJ OOx-10 U I Santa An.a Collete nlll .. for three nm.a in the eighth innlnt to toa ~. s.3 JC baseball victory over vl1il.ln1 Golden Weal CoDeae Saturday. All three rum were unearned. GWC'1 Rustlers tc:ored daeir ftnt nm lo the HOOOd on u error and JfiftY Vela.actuea'• doublo. A trtpl• ~ Mille Selwood and Scott J)atol(er•1 .aerlftce fl7 tal.lled Golden wen•a ffCOIDd nm. • --1 In the MYllblh, the lttiltltn bl'oke a J.2 tie wb Veluquea '1Dlled, •• ~ and lcortd GA a b7Vblee Btaek. • OWC. llOll ~ rebUDI to plq Can you ima1ine a football lea1ue conabtinr of Biabop Amat, Servite, Loyola, St. John ao.co. St. Francis and St. Paul? Tbat hlc.b school setup could euUy be fact every other year if a current proposal within tbe Catholic Athletic Association ia eventually approved by the CIF. Here la the thought dreamed up within the CAA to offset years of domination by some schools and years of also-rans for others: Each year those who gain a CJF football berth from the Del Rey League (Bishop Montgomery, Loyola, Cres pi, Notre Dame, St. Francis and St. John Bosco) and the Angelus League (St. Paul, Servile, Bishop Amat. Mater Dei, Pius X and St. Anthony) would form a new league, leaving the other six to compete separately the followin& season. The following year the teams that earned bids to the playotrs would again be lumped together, assuring other schools a better shot at qualifiying for the playoffs at least every other year. It would assure nine diffferent schools a playoffs berth every second year-assuming three teams were granted spots in the eliminations each time out. A second proposal for the 1978 campaign is to switch Servile for the Del Rey's Bishop Montgomery to make the Angelus League an all-coed setup with St. Anthony and Bosco Tech added lo the Angelus for all sports except football. As it stands now, Bishop Montgomery is part of the Angelus League in place of St Anthony, but the former will not be competing in football. The Del Rey and Angelus leagues are now five-team circuits -and Mater Dei's U117 bye figures to be filled by St. John Bosco at Santa Ana Bowl. St. Anthony dropped from the Angelus grid slate. Regardless of which proposal the CAA decides to submit, the other two leagues appear set with Serra, Verbum Dei, Murphy, Cantwell, Salesian, Cathedral, Mary Star, St. Anthony (football only) and LaSalle (all except football) in the Camino Real League. twl.YN.OT • ... •• • .., . • The other circuit la comprt.Mil . of Alemany, St. Genevieve', Paraclete, St. Monica, Pat~ Noa I.er, Bellarmine-Jefferaon. Cbami.nade and Harvard, Fountain Valley Hl1h"• Barons, lncldentally. will ~ sharing the coeta with Suns,t League rivals at Mlle Square Park this li!UOD ln lhelr ~ baaeball vemtures. It appears there will btt some type ~ admission to of!M!( . ~ ROGER · CARLSON - the costs of operating under lights. Another Orange Coast aree, team which scheduled a greatd~ al of time under the Ugh ts is Costa Mesa's Estancia High at Cost.. Mesa'sTeWinkle Park A group of cross country coaches is pushing for a tbree- m i le event rather than the' customary two miles-dting • separate distinction is needed• from tracks's two-mile run. ' According to their survey, 88 percent of U .$. preps use tbe, three·mile format. ' "" Cost a Mesa High football coach Tom French, Incidentally, with cross·town rival Estanc\a on the 1977 schedule, s ays theres only one other opponent he wants on his futur e schedules- Newport Harbor. French, who guided the Mustangs to the co; championship of the South Coas~ -League in 1976, has been saying that since he arrived at Mesa three years ago. , Newport Harbor owned Coslta. Mesa in the past, winning 9 of 13' (one was a double forfeit in 1961) before discontinuing the series. after 1973. The last five contests found Newport Harbor atop, 14·0, 9-7, 17·0, 40-7, 21-0 and 28-0. AdaIDS Leads SCC; ~ Anteaters T11rnble SAN DIEGO-Randy Adams poured in 21 points and hauled in 22 rebounds, s parking the Southern California College Vanguards of Costa Mesa to a 64·56 NAIA District Ill Southern Division basketball win over host UC San Diego Saturday night. And in other action, the visiting UC Irvine Anteaters lost to UniversilyofSan Diego, 83-67. The score was tied at 34 at halltime, but the Vanguards, hit- ting only five or 21 field goal at· tempts, fell behind 4.746 with 7:44 lefttoplay. Fred Glaster or Southern Cal hit three in a row and Adams con· nected on three to put the Area Sports Calendar lloaqr afternoOli (>. 30), boet-- iDI arcb·rlval Oraa,e Coast (J..1).. -... ......._,.. CSJ9111PeMa ..... ,., ... ,.,.. ..... cf 41 • t I NllltAtf,c:f, J I t I ·~· a ' 1 o L.lftMf\,a " 2 _, o H~ • 0 t 0 H""',tlll 2 e t t .,,..., •• 0 2 ' SllGllllf,tf • 0 • 0 .._ ,,,, 0 • • • ""'""'"" t • • 0 KllMdt\;• • 0 0 0 U'f"llf-.pr e t I 6 ........ I • o • •e111ir1a.c • t t t ........ • 1 •• Cettllle.31t •• t ' ........ " •••• 1( ...... 1 •• ,,. v--.a • t 2 t ewu,rt a • t • .......... • •• 0 Wlllff.rf ••• : ...-...;, o e I O llkC:M911t'.IU e t --""'-· • • 0 • ~.. • • • • T••• a& a 1 ~ :c•• *' s t • -· ............. t . \ f1sbt' • Vanguards out front 59.54 with l : 33 lefton the clock. Meanwtule it was not so brigbt. for UCI as the Anteaters, shooting 42 percent from the floor. were never really in contention. UCI freshman Steve Rodgers was the leading scorer for the An.. teaters with 11 points. Rodgers also led the rebounding for u. .. losers with 13. r The loss dips UCI's sease. marktol0-16. let.I Cell.,. IMI .. fl,. .. e1a11..-Berron AIM ms CNn- Berverwn MalSlHG Cleyton CS.I UCSM!Dlel9 " ft ... ' 0 ' .) t t & S I 17 Stark S l • lJ Omel~" • l S 2' Sm1t11 t 0 l 4 2 s 2 0 1 • • a " 1 , 3 0 • "U • 22 o O 2 o Melvln Totat1 3 1 1 7 Ntcl'tots"" t o 2 2 G"'d""r 7 o t • Fra111r » 12 I& M R""y1n UCl,..IMl41) ,, It ..... .,."_,,. J 0 2 6 ROdtffS 3 S 7 11 GontllH I 0 4 1 TI""""" l 1 3 e Sll1)Mni .> 0 t 6 carson l o , • Lovlr!QI• 0 0 , 0 Otrl1t 1 7 •• Hair 3 2 • 8 ""'° 1 •0• l(nl>dtett I 4 7 I> Tol•I• 14 1t K 61 Helltl-· USO, .. ,. Tot•i• CSJI USO .. " Cole ' J On l• to 4 ~::r ... u ! ! 7. ii ~c::••mor~ ~ ~ ~ Erlle 1 0 Strode l 0 st-ert > 1 Honl 1 0 Totll~ 3l 17, UCI Blasts Swim Rival SAN DIEGO--Oary Figa Ken Watson and ,vaaa•l Coskinu won two t1venta each 1parkin1 UC Irvine's 1wlm team to a flS.27 victory ov~t Sin Otego State Saturday. Firueroa captW'ed the ~ (21.9) and the 200 back (1:01 . Wat.son bad bis Mil effort& ot season in winD1nl the 200· (l:U .7) and the iOO tree (4:52 while Coskinu nabbed ~•200 (1 :59.8) and tbo 200 uidllwtl~ medley (2:02.7). otber indlridual wtnnen the Anteaters 1.ocl.uded G .Newland la tb• 1,000 fr (10:~.8) and Mike Lindab'onl the tOOfree (4iU). -\ .. , ____ _ .. JIJfOAJLVPUDT SUnd!y.F!bru!ry20.1D77. • 1 . Chase, Belanger Star In Wrestling &ctiomils Checking Goff Girls Sports lrvine~Leails Weet OutdiaP Eaat, 11-S IJ.J IAUSENE KEYS cwa. DU11 t'IMIS&alf Pountain Valley m1h •• Bob Chase and Marina's (Huntin1ton Beach> Dour Belanger remained undefeated, winnin& their weight dlvialons at the CIF sec. tlonaJ wresWng touma· ment Saturday at Cypress College. The top four wresUerao In each weight class qualified tor the Southern Section Cham· pionships to be held at Fountain Valley High Saturday. The SW15et League got the lion's share with 16 or 1ts competitors advanc- ing to the cham - pionships, including five first places. And the South Coast League qualified 10 wrestlers with two firsts. Fountain Valley's 98· pounder Ron Nozak1, Gary Bohay in the 1065, Larry Budgen (168) and the 136-pound Chase placed first. Chase extended hts season record to 34·0 with two decisions and u forfeit over Steve Gruner of Edison <Huntington Beach) in the finals. Gruner forfeited because of a shoulder injury Belanger will take a 30·0 record to the cham pionships. He pinned his first round opponent in 3:05 and had a 9-5 de· cision over Frank Bitetto of La Habra in the finals Budgen won his final match with a fall over Dana Hills' Rick Bat tersby in 3:20 In the 115 pound division Costa Mesa's Bill Brookens was awarded a 10·3 dec1s1on over Rudy Arreola of Dana Hills. And in other action, Chris tian Fives Roll To Wins Miailoa VleJ0'1 Denn,y Morrow captured the 1'l·pound class with a default by Fountain Valley's A.I Saenz in the finals. Mor row lifted Saenz wttb a fireman's carry, but Saenz: hit bas bead bard oo the landing, and could not continue the match. According to Fountain Valley coach Wayne Mickaelian, Saeru will be able to compete in the championships. Cll'SKtl-• .. -1 NOlalu IFVI 2. Winier\ •SollVI, Jll-11 IUn•>. s M<C.nn IOHI s 1w.ona91 <EIOoudol 106 -1 c. Bo!Mly IFV' I. Wn11e IW<'•lernl J C.urry tEd"on> • 1wa,.19a U!I Ooredol S. t<erte lllln<llOAl 1 1 IS-1 B Braolcens ICMl I olln-• IOHI l 6 Lin IH81 • Chu..:tor CWtttfflll S. ltttu..t tEI ow ... 1. UJ I K.ttl\ t•~ (It Doi' .. ) 1 CrotMI" (°""I J. 1.....i11e 11<.eW!lal 4 T. McC-IOtO S. Hoy CLAM11. 1»-1 UW_..., ICM-It. Ne.,. (Vll<lft<l4l > ~ (H8> ._ T,.I• IM«IMI S. 8'-(Ntwl>Ofll U•-t. c ..... 11•v1 t . OruM• U!dlM>l'll 'v Hollow11 (('y-U) •• 81.11\op IWt$lmJMttr) S. SltUQM ... CSollVl. 1.i Morrow CMVI 1 S.nr 1eov1 a. Wellkotf Ill Oor1dol 4. V•n Holl-•Y IC'fPf91t) S. Jutl-(fl MOde!ll) t .. -t llelllllOf" CM1rlne) t. 8119119 <L1Habr1I 3 Mll-y CS.-y Hlll'l • ~lckok 181 Dorado) s. Allre4 tlltHI. m -1. f<rultr <~•l 1. W90Clt IM1rlNI 3. Ro\\ IHBI f . llr..,.., lf!otsel S. Schroeot< (UflJI. 1M-1. lkldQen u•v> 1 a.tte"bY tOHl J MeMenmllh (SCI f . OUlllhe (Canyon) s Moon IKalPllal 111-1 ll>oma CB.-1 Perk) 2 NlcN>IMln IFVI J Men-ILAler•l. Bo•w•ll IWHlm•niler> S Ferrw (Bot\.11 l'M 1 Sc»<k IEI Oo<11clol 2. Goe9· ~I ICdMI 3 f'lnlllH IFVI ._ P9ret ICMI S Roth IHBI Hwl-1 Cl.,k Cf'ullerton> 2. Eslrao. tTV\l•nl 3 Roll ICdMI 4, Wol'°" t~•lJ Olerrv IMlrlnal. A rea Roundup JC S-wi.IDJDers ·Shine in Meet Orange Coast's Steve Wyatt. Golden West's Mitch Goldstein and Sad- d I e back 's Marcas Vassallo captured their specialties to highlight compet1llon in the an- nual Gold Coast Invita· t1onal swimming and diving meet at UC Santa Barbara Saturday. Wyatt. who won the 100 free Friday, nabbed the SO yard free Saturday m 21 61. Goldstein also was a double winner, captur- ing the three-meter div- ing event Saturday after claimmg the one-meter title Fnday And Vassallo won the 400 md.i viduaJ medley in 4 13.3. 21 •;' Meyer\ (s.JOcllObaCkl 7J 1 •OO meol~y relay 1 P~uden1 1 o 7• z. F11ll•rton J o 2•, J Sad dlet>ack 3 an. II OCC• 0\ 0 Olv11>9 -I GoldSft1n IGWCI 3S7 H l Lallone IPlercel 3 •I •1 3 Ktmp ISequoool>I"' 8' S Zumtlt'r~ COCCI J. 1• 8, 7 PrlCltlGWCI l " 7 •00 ind. med. -1. 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IFronll- Ptlylll' HofflM!I, 3S; tl!lekl-0.ls H.,.chchudl, ill; <Tolll)~ n II l'lltlll lf'rofttl-Edlll\ C•rP<1nter, Ul'I; (BeckJ-Grtce Moflill',li'n; <Tetell-CWpen-.71 C ~119111. tl'ronll-Sllerry £15'-3', IS.Ck)-I.-Ken--y, »: CTCIClll-&.iman, 12. o l'll_...1 (Fronll--Ml•lnr Pllrer. 1', C8eckl-Vlroll\ll Brans/)'(, »'n; ITotell Piwel.1'11. lllYIN• ClOASTCC Tee to Green Tournament· A FllQhl-1 0.. 0.. Whlle, 47; 2. Nar$1\e Storti, '711>, 3. M<ir1l'l'fl Jon•s, so B FllQnl -1 Glori• Oallou. •S I. 11111 B•lls He11-. Jl#le RU\l'tlor111, .. \.'J C FllQllt-1 Ewlyn Conent, f!Y,; 2. CUe I Elel,,. Rush, Olrls Winton, 0 "'1; •. (li•I Arlene Bolhwell, Oorolhy Bowell,""";'· N1ncy Bllrnes, 49 O Fllgll(-1. Berniece Sletton, 47''>; 2. Pet Clriscn. """· 3. olluclrey C.oe, SO; 4. Mllr99ret McKentle. S4'·'>. Even Hotu Tourn1m1nt· A Fll911t-1. Ruth Poole, 34\'); 2. JanM Holl1d1y, 3S, l Ctlel Setty Col\n, Nelll1 Lllllf', JS\.'J; S. lllel Bette C1thc1rt, Alie• Rhode, 36 II FllQlll-1. 8eny HenOenon. 3S'h; 2 0oto1wwnQ111 3"'>. C FllQlll-1. Merilou H09tboom, ,,,.., 2 Fren Strkkl .... 35, l. Wei ler"lct Noec:e.:ner, Chr's Winton, BarlMlre Wood. 311'1; 6. Itel JHn ollll>Ulln, Kat11 Odtll. Jo.,. LHte<, M1rcell1 F191111, Errasune V•ICIK, 311 0 Fl1Q11C-1 L.,.,. llennell. 3t; 4 Mlrtl\e HuO!on. 3'1'>, 3 Cbel Ruth Jolln•on. Connie Tyson. RoHl•e Wine, Jiii> ELNIOUELCC Silver Flu Tournell'Mnt t . 01ck O~lfelltch M1rvln JoMion, Jim S.Qo•le P1sc11 Nido, S.; 1. Oon 11...i Oiet Krutclll. O.Oroe G•rtior, Herold Halbeck, S4; l . K•1th H191>er9, Tld Mel ........ 1~. Norm Blonclln, Herry Hvper, S4; • Vic CamPMll, Jim Mlrshall, Wllllem Howaro, Frenll ollshby. S6. . s Courlland Lower..,.., Henry HOCMrn<tn. Irwin Kee. W1lltc1 Curtis, S6; 6. Craig Wllllem\On, Jo.,n L••Y, Don Smilh, Fr•nk Ral\lon, S4 B•ller Ball ol Founome Toorna- ment I Mr. •nd Mr. Olck Bram•, Mr.and Mr~JlmSa90vla;Z Mr aM Mf\ M1rvln John~. Mr and Mr\ Harry Grant; 3 Mr. end Mrs. Rick Gouin, Mr. and Mr\ Craig Wllll•mscn, •. Mr ... d Mrs Waller Slllblrt Mr encl Mr< JohnWrav. SPORTS Pirates' Barreto Nabs Title SAN DIEGO-Orange Coast College's Mike Barreto, a freshman from Fountain Valley High, captured the 150· pound division in the Soutb Coast Conference wrestling finals at San Diego Mesa College, here, Saturday. Barreto defeated Cer- ritos' Craig Leitner, 5-4, in the championship. Coach Vern Wagner's OCC Pirates finished fifth in the team stand- ings. Cerritos captured the title. One other OCC wrestler-Joe Young made it to the finals Young fell to Bob Helena of Grossmont. 8-5, in the championship. The top three wrestlers in each weight class advance lo re- gional action next Thurs· day and Friday at Moorpark College. S.lltllCNstc...t..--e "11111s llt SM 0Mte Meul THm sc:orlnit-t. Cltrr1tos 71'•. 1. S..nt1 1111\1 ~; :J. Ml SollC •t''>. •. Gn>Umont f7; S Oun.,. Coa•I •O; •. Sen 01"90MHll• 7. Fu11H1on 11 °",,..., ... , l'llWlls 118-Hllen• IGrossmonl I <1~•. Yoonq IOCCl.f.S. 116-Man<k•e IGroumon1 > d•c. Mort11 ICltrrotosl, 7·• 13•-Tnomu !Santa ollna) dee. Slnvn (Ml. SAC). 8-1. • 51or .... a11 COCCI. U2-M Maciel !Cerrlto•I dtr Sttgner IMI SAC.I .... ISO-B•rrolo IOCCI d~c Lelln.r (Cer,.tml, S-4 •sa-o Macl•I IC-rr110\I df'c Cot~ I Mt SACI. IS.I .•. Ball•v IOCC> 167-Coucll l~rrllo\I <lf'c BM•o•n (Mt SAC.I 10.q l Carll.rP IOCCI 111-0raper CS..nla An11 aec lhh tc~rrllo•l.6.0 190 -Hill !Santa olln•I oec Harrl<- IGrossniont I. I·• Hwv -O"v•ne fCf'rr•to,) Cltt Morrl•bVtOt'l.,I l Ern•rv •OC( 1 Net Toum.ey The W t ddeated tbe £ut.. 11.a. l.cl tb annual drag racln1 cbam- etonablpa at Orange County International Raceway Saturd•)' nltbt. The event. waa stopped a Uttle after 11 o'clock becauseotfo1. TUCSON -Jean Nachand and Lindsay Morse won two siniJes matches each and teamed to capture a quarterfinals doubles eonteat, aparkin1 UC Irvine's women's tennis team to the lead in the prestigious University of Arizona Invitational, here, Saturday. UCI bas 1S pointa while second place Southern Methotlist has 13. Morse, the top-seeded player in this tourney, faces Sue Wright of the University of San Diego in the semifinals today whiJe Nachand takes on Becky Bell of UCLA. Nachand, sixth-seeded ousted second-seeded Stacy Bowman orTrm1ty Saturday In doubles play, the UCI duo face SMU 's Cm- dy Benson and Ann Broyles today Morse has a 16 -0 singles record this season whiJe Nachand 1s 16-2 The two have a 13-0 doLobles mark. U ot ollrhon• ln•llallon•I l1tTuuonl Thlnl Round 51ftllltt N•<h4'nco l'lrizona Sl,U•I .. 1 1>-1 ~locklon IUCI I cit• Nllnon lUCLAl6•6 ... 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Tourn•¥ l'tn Valley IO I fi.J) Mir• Costa B"Sln ISi f l~l M•v•r l•onerd 181 f ••I V•\11• JC Cage Standings SOUTH COollST CONFERENCE W L PF Poll full• rlon •O ' 179 660 S..n1a "'"" a 7 -ff.,. 734 c orro10, 1 • as2 112 Jll<1cten llt> c C121 Roven ROlltrlt 111 G IJI Tetllov&ILf 111611 (0) 0 111 °"""' ltv-lnt1W·Wllll1n1t•. 1tt11'111:f'v ... 1t. ~~ lslMCle CMI 1111 ll11t1 An• T'llOmDSOn 111 , l•I Cocco .Hll'll'°" (l•l P IOI S.son R ll•Y ltl C W S.WIHllltm Car'ldo (10) G 112>Sclll~ t..00111tlekl(S) G IOI Ward ) •'tenct• 1CO<lne -.; McN1mmu 7,Zl•t.,.$111t I H11111rne: eu .. ci.. ,..,. HIOlll. aMQ IMI 1311 Kltelll Wrey (71 F 161 Muhl• Lockl\ert 111 r C.l Meyer Burrow,(\ll C llllMOf'ly CACly I 141 G C.I Slmpion Doyle 11'1 G IU SWHrlneer HBS<Ot'HIQ-Brownl,&lly .... Hallltme HB 30-11. FREE !iO 000 loll EXTENOEO WollARANTY ON NEW CAR PURCHollS( 77 lEollSE1BUY PlANS. SENSIBl.E PAYMENTS ~~~ ...... • ... $0VT)4 Mft. IOUll•A .. ....... ,..,.,..,.". llJIH~l911 I hlrl y Muldowney re- corded the low elapaed. time (5.88) and top speed (240.00). In funny car competition, Raymond BeaUe had low et (6.20) with Ed McCulloch post- ing tbe fastest time (225.00). And in pro stock com- petiUon, Butch Leal up- set the field with an 8.19 et and 168.85 mph. MBZ LEASE MA.IMT'84AMCI PUH ~ '21<'.'.A _._, r I For quality. selection. service. and price see the Master Dealer Nabers Cadillac 2600 Herbor Bouleverd Coll• Meu 540 9100 "1ahnson & Son's • • price 1s Dan Willard and Paul Ray combined for 29 points. sparking Liberty Christian High <Hunt mgton Beach 1 to J com<' from-behind 46-35 Chris t1an League basketball win over v1s1llng Victor Valley Chnst1an Satur- day afternoon m Santa Ana. Pasadena CC, the de- fending state champion, was an easy winner in the team scoring with 604 points. over 350 more than second place UC Santa Barbara varsity. Saddlcback placed third, OCC was fifth and Golden West sixth in the 22-team event Former Newport Harbor Htgh swimmer John Dobrott. swimming ror l'C Santa Barbara. won the I .650 Cree m 16 05 66 FROS ... SOPH THm IC. .... -1. San M•rlne 20\. '· ECll\on 1,,Vt J RelllftQ H•ll• 6 Ftn V•llO 100 ~•f r.r•y 7 Fin. V•llry I SS 9 6 Ed•'°" I 18 9 College Basketball O•anc>e Coa\I &% 131 Ml S.n Mlon•o 1 691 13q S..nO•"'!OM<'•• 1 •H 7SJ Grou.mont J ft e.11 1'l~ S.turo•y • S<Ofts Cttrll0'>8' O•MQO CIM\I 11 l'ullorton 12 Ml ...... Anion to S1 <;antaoll,,.. 71. Gro'"'"'nl 6• always fair" And 10 a night en counter. the host Hunt- ington Valley Christian Conquerors or Newport Beach ripped Bethel Baptist of Garden Grovf', 107-28, in non-league ac tion at Southern Cal College of Costa Mesa Willard scored 15 points as Liberty boosted its league mark to 12-2 in its final reguJar season game. U...C1Wlt1l ... 1 .. 1 And m prep action. Newport Harbor's Jeff Stevens scored a double m the 50 and 100 free as host Newport defeated Newbury Park 100..SO. Stevens won the 100 in 48.4 and the 50 in a speedy 21.6. Gold CA.1•1 ln•ltHl-.>1 C•I UC S...ta ll<>rti.r~ I t.~m 1o<orono 1 Pa'ld<'n• 6olM 1 UC~B V4"11Y HI 3 Saclclleb.lck )).,• 1 • ~Ull•tlon 111 ) Or~nqp COl\I 0\ ' 6 CiolclPn WMI 13'1. 7 Ptef'f'.'f' 1U 8 Y'JU0'"' H)7 • CvOrM,, 8J 10 S...l• A"" 11 In tum• com P"l•Cll I 6SO Ir,.. I~ 0\ 0 1 I• 06 ... l I~ ll u , 10 "\1 u • J Ooll•oll (UCSB I Pfl'tttrt.on CP•sad•n~, Rathbun IP1Yid•n•l QulnonH (S.d<ll•t>ac •I I• II .. 1 I 1 0 I I 111 SO tree-I Wyatt IOCCI 71 61 • I I\ M•·-· IP--..1n11 3 Cer\I~ 1UCS8l n SO 4 Johnun ISad· O•-ul n llO I Wh•tmor~ COCCI Gtlfl .. ••• Illy t<e-\11• H ...... IM hi••~ • a .. n 1 1 I • I 1'I • •• .. S< .... WOW.rton V•«orveu.., n • • 1 .. n Liii. C"'t•llln • 1J 11 II .. ---.veri.., 1"11 .. ft .... o. 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CONTAINER ON 6" CASTERS MAYBE MOVED ANYPIACE ON PREMISES TO LOAD. 2051 Placentia Ave., Costa Mesa WILL DEUVER IN CmEs OF NEWPORT, COSTA MESA ONLY \ New Irvine Homes Set For Debut Pint 1roondbreatJn1 ac- tlv ities at the Villace ot Northwood in Irvine began UUs week as the Meister Company, an Irvine-based bomebuUdint ft rm, initiated site preparaUoa for Willow Creek. Builders' 'Aware' Talk Se t Richard Sktlakey, ex· ecuUve direct.or of the American Institute of Aw arenas, will be the guest speaker at Mon- day '1 meetine or tbe Oranae County Builders Association, ~yeu-old 9undiy. P!bruary20, 1'i77 DAILY Pit.OT • JI. Na tional Surveg Home R e sales Reach P e ak WASlllNGTON -The sale or existing (resale) sln1l•family homes ln the Uruted States reached · the hllbat rate duri°' December in the nine year history ot its 1urvey, reports the National Associa tlon of Realton. Situated on the southeast e«· 11er of Yale Avenue and Northwood Drive, the 11.6-acre community will be developed with 55 patio homes. Created by C R Design of Irvine, tbe de. tacbed bom• will feature two or three bedrooca, two or three baths a.ad both one-and two-story models. Tbe tour floor plans will range from 1,225 to 2,lM squan feet of interior living space. 1 professional or1anlsa· tlon representing over 1,000 individuals from Deeember sales w-ere 7.2 percent above Nov· ember's, standlnf at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 3,560,000 units, according to Kenneth J . Kerin, director of Eeonom ics and Research lor the uaociation. ~~~~~;;;:;..' more than 200 member • firm1. "Willow Creek will be among the flrat commu.nltles to open at the Village of Northwood, the ci- ty of Irvine's newest viUace. which bas been in the planning sta1u for over three years," stated Thomas K. Callister, ex- ecutive vice president of the Meister Company. Four models, decorated by Gary Donaldson and Associates of Irvine, are expected to be com- pleted sometime in early sum- mer. Robert Sawyer and As· sociates of Costa Mesa has been retained for the landscaping. First occupancy of the homes is· scheduled to begin in the fall . The 1,400-acre master-planned residential community of the Village of Northwood/Irvine wul include neighborhood parks. schools, bike trails, pedestrian paths, shopping facilities and a 20-acrecommunity park. Custo m H o me T r a ct O pens In Cou nty Red Hill Vista, a development of seven custom estates sur- rounded by one-haH to two third.9 acre of land, is now open in the hills of Tustin. Built by Criterion Develop- ment Inc., a known name amone Tustin and Villa Park homeowners, the one-of-a-kind homes were design,ed for indlv- duality and privacy. Priced from $145,750 to $212,750, the one and two story homes offer up to 4,330 square feet of living area with 1 fOOf', five and six bedrooms with ap to four-and-a-half baths. EXTEllJOBS styling features wood, timbers and brick veneer. Interiors emphasize blgh ceil- ings, curved stal{cases and UJes. The livine area contains a family room with vaulted ceiling on the one-story models manive fll'eplaces pJus living rooms with fireplaces. Many models also contain game rooms and some offer cantinas and wine storage rooms. CONSTRUCTION OF these homes is now in progress accord- ing to Ron Dougla,a, president of Seven Gables Real Estate, onsite sales agents for the develop· ment. Occupancy is scheduled ' for mid March. A temporary sales office m·anned by stare of Seven Gables Real Eltate is at 12471 BTOwning Ave. at tbe corner of La Colma. INTERIOR OF CASTA DEL SOL FIESTA HOME Fiesta Homes Have Security, A m e n ities Soon-to-retire adults often must give up some of the amenities of a large home, such as formal dining areilS and single-story detached design, when they move into a reltre- ment community. "Fiesta patio homes are the exception," said Jim Leishman, sales manager at Casta del Sol, Mission Viejo's exclusive retire· ment community bordering the Cast a del Sol public golf course. "FIESTA HOMES have the ad- vantages of a high security re- tirement community and the amenities of a s ingle-fam1ly de· tached home. Three of the four plans offered have both separat- ed formal dining rooms and breakfast areas in the kitchen The fourth has a dinmg area ad joining the livlllg room and a breakfast nook. All single-story detached Fiesta h~mes have oversized two-catr...4acbed garages with direct access into the house. patios accented by low masonrv walls, fireplaces, and vaulted ceilings m the lJvmg rooms and master swtes. Thirty.two homes, priced from $58,500 to $67,115, are currenUv available for sale. The two and three-bedroom, two-bath homes will be ready for occupancy in April, 1977. HOMES IN THE Fiesta series are bu ill on quiet cul de sacs with no more than eight homes on a street to enhance the peaceful Casta del Sol atmosphere. Models of each or the four Fiesta homes. furnished by Mel Grau Design Corporation of Newport Beach, are open daily from 10 a m. until 6 p.m. The sales complex, on Casta del Sol Road. is above and adjacent to the Casta del Sol public golf course To reach the adult community Lake the San Diego Freeway to the La Paz exit and drive east m lo M1ss1on VteJO Turn left onto Marguente Parkway and follow the signs to Casta del Sol. Realty Chie f E yes Easier Financing The president of the state Realtors' organization said today he believes easier home financ ing can lead lo a powerful push in home building. "IC builders start meeting the demand, it will cool the tomd pnce rues we've been seeing," Jerone Blank said. "It's purely a matter of supply and demand •· The Albany Realtor is president of the 98.000.member California Association of Realtors Blank said he has often been asked how young families can af ford a home today when pnccs appear lo be skyrocketing. "LESS MONEY down and lower monthly mortgage pay menls are among goals all of us m the real estate industry are constantly seeking." Blank said. "The expanding market is focused mainly upon young couples with limited, but growing lncome potential. The majority of these couples are renters They're happy to be h'ving 1n apartments. but they !>till rl'gard apartment living as a transl· llonal stage before buying a home irahle for a fJm11\ with children · "In addition to certain struc tural features.·· Blank said. ··such as a home where children can play or a basement 10 which a workshop or hobby area can be set up, a home 1s advantageous because people associate it with stability and permanence " THOSE IN younger age groups who are living in apartments "for now," will certainly move to single·family homes some dav. · the CAR leader said. ''There.,s plenty of money available now to make mortgage rates head downward and this could ht> the impetus needed for homebuyers which would almost certamlv ., t re n gt hen our nation a-I economy." Blank ~aid Planne r Sets Talk o n D esign Davtd Lormziru, a pnncapaJ of Newport Collaborative. Architecture. Planninc, Interior Environments or Newport Beach, hu been selected to be a guest lectw'er on .. archJtectural design" at the Home JmptOYe- ment Seminar, sponsored by the Cotta Mesa Beautification Com· mittee Saturday from 9 a .m. to 2 p.m. at Orange Cout Colleae. Desiped u a "bow to" session- on home mamtenance and re- pal.l', the seminar is open to all Costa Mesa residents. free of charge. Presentations will be scheduled at 30-minute intervals, and displays and consultants will be available to participants throughout the day. A member of the Costa Mesa Plannioa Commission, Lorerwni also aerYH as an alternate member of the city's Community Development Committee. He is a hcenaed architect in California and three other states. A graduate of the L niversity of Pennsyl11a ma in Architectural Enganccrani:. he received a Master of Buddanl? Sc\ence degree from the Universi\y of Sydney, Awilralia. He also has completed course work in Construction Technology. Economics. Computer Graphics, Art and Landscape Design. Remember -when you ''tnissed the boat'' at Big Canyon in 1970? Elegant Big Canyon Town&omn-tht newest and . most prestigious townho?Dl!I by Mclain Development are being built in Big Canyon-and are now available for sale. Thty o&r a rare opporturity for just 83 d1tceming families who wish to live in thJs adu!iw Newport~ ttaviron.ment. Here's another chance- A GRAND OPENING! Luxtaioutly detailed, two or LWTA AHA rw'f three bedroom condominium homes with view patb or babx\la overlook the lush golf .cowtefairwa2'! cl~ !:t~=bmtitifutly Jancncaped courtyardaand 1uduunft\lttesaa pdva&e andiwbnmfng. Vt!i fl'Cllft sm.a. ~ ___ ....,... ~ Big CanYQR ToWnliomes • Neyvport Beach Md.aln DmJoPmimt Co., 15 Canyun &Lind Diftt, Dada, CA 92663, ('11t) 640-932..l Skelakey will address himself to essential ele· menu of intereat to in- dependent businessmen such u overcoming pro- crastlnation, resolution of inner conflicts. time management, and eoal settihg. In addition to directing administrative affairs of the institute. Skelskey also heads the teaching staff. The institute ls the largest sales training or- ganization in California, conducting programs throughout th e Southland on the ex pansion of human capacity and awareness. The evening 1s scheduled to begin with a no·host cocktail hour at 6:30 p.m . to be held at the Orange County Builders Associations· plan room, 1530 East Ed· Le1al aspec practical could of condominlu versions will be ject of the Fe meeting of the ment Associat of Orange County, M day, February 28, the Quality IM in An eim, beg1nningat8p.m William C. Roi partner of Holz THE YEAR lt7fl WAS IN all respects a banner year for the amgle-famlly reHle market. Kerin said, with records set in both the number of transac tions and the dollar volume or sales. The number or salea l'06e by 22 percent from 2,452,000 ln 1975 to 2,998,000 in 1976. The dollar volume hit $126.S billion, a 32 percent increase over the year earlier figure. AL the same time pncea coounued to n.se, Kerin said, with three out or 10 existing single·ramily homes selling m December for $50,000 or more. Five years ago only one in 10 was priced that b1gb. In December, the report says, the median sales price rose a modest $200 over the November figure to $39,000. The average, or mean. sales price was $43,300, up $400 from November. THE INCREASE IN SEASONALLY adJusted sales volume was accounted for by the north cen- tral. south and west regions, the survey indicates. with each of the three regions showing an increase of 80,000 units over the November figures. The December totals were: North central, 1,020,000. south. 1,330,000; and west. 730,000. The northeast re- mained level at480,000. The three-bedroom home continues to be the most popular by a wide margin, Kerin reported, ac- counting for 55.5 percent of all resale tnnsactions in 1976. and Schoellerm Newport Beach, Thomas L. Powel as- sociate of the teeal rm which specializes I eat estate development on- dom iniums and pl ed unit developments, ll1 be the guest spea rs. The rinn serves bui · g industry clients in an Dieio. Oran e, Riverside and n Bernardino counties. inger Avenue in Santa --------~--------------------Ana. Dinner and the pro- gram will be at the Revere House in Tustin, beginning at 7 · 50 p.m. Cost will be $7 50 per person and reservations may be made by contact- ing the Orange County Builders Association at 543·8225 New R e alty Firm O pen Whelan Real Estate announces the ~rand opening of its second new sales office at 14980 Golden West (corner of Golden West and Bolsa). which is scheduled for Saturday. This additional office will serve the Huntington Beach-Fountain Valley Westminster area Ed Phillips is the manager Th£' public is invited to attend the open house. which ~tJI be held from 9 a .m . to5p m In the hills of Tu .. ' . Land. So precious, so rare, so private. In the exclusive hills of Tustin there is Red Hill Vista, an exquisite collection of seven custom-built homes, each surrounded by one-half to two-thirds acre of land. Quality estates secluded amongst trees and hills. Archlecturally distinctive with up to 4330 square feet, these homes await you. Four, five and six bedrooms. 21/2, 3, 3 112 or4baths $145,750 to $212,750. ~Jlt/#~ ~ ....... ~Al'oO °" ....... _1-ClllllPJ_,711.$111 , , , • ::::--...------------... t-""'··-----... ---~ ------.. ...._.... .......... --.:' 111 "".-., • ...,_..__ •• --... :~ .... ·~ ... ' II J . .. open Monday, Washington's firthday, 9:30-9:30 .... Tuesday-Friday 9:30-9:30 •.. sa·turday 9:30-6 ... Sunday 10-6 prices effective Mo day, Feb. 21st through Sunda~_Feb. 27th. ~ special buysl 100% polyester shirts Polyester prints and solids in tailored shirts with 2 button cuffs and 2-piece stay collars. Sizes S-M-L and32-38. $10VALUES 3.99 women's doubleknit pants 100% polyester, pull-on style; set-on waistband, stitched front crease. Rlack, brown, red, navy and more. SizesS-18. Special Purch89e 2 FOR •11 5.99EA. 50% off chokers and pierced earrings Textured or polished gold-tone or sliver-~/\ 1 F ( /\ tone. aceted bar or ~ ;-• •\ I twisted style chokers. ~__R .1 ; Pierced earrings, '....._p . • post or wire; as- sorted size hoops ' ,,,,,,. . •" , . , .,: } \ t REG. $2EA. •1 EA -~ _, ~ ... -·-" ._ -. ,· ,·\ \ \_ \I J _x._ _ I purse organizers Features include an outside coin purse, • a place for your check· book, regiater end credit cards.Suede or vinyl in variety of styles and colors. REG.2.99 1.99 great buys in bath towels Aonsl patterns in ct.corator colors. Small imperlectlons won't affect wear orlooka. IF PERF~2.99 EA. 4FOR •5 Bathalze only fabric buys! print broadcloth and batiste Machine waihabte and dryable cotton end tyntMt:to blends; veraatile, colorful. 46"wide. 1.49 YD. VALUES 77ovo. \ polyester leisure suits Lined, button front 1acket; belt loop flares with western top or side slash pockets. Texturized polyester. Jackets, sizes 38-46; pants, 32-40 waists. Special Purchase 13.98 The Set ather trimmed enimjacket pecial purchase of enim jackets with ure leather trim. Zip nt and many pocket styles. Available in izes S-M-L·XL. VALUES save on 2! printed tees 100% cotton or poly- ester I cotton blend tees; action and person- ality print fronts. All in sizes S-M-L-XL. REG. 3.99 EA. 2 FOR $6 I 3.19 EA. I ,,,--¥" Lmg Sleeve, REG 11.19 b . 2FOR •11 5.7\ Ee acetate/nylon sport shirts 65% acetate/35% ny- lon. short sleeve styles; French front, square _,,.ILJl'n\ tails. All-over patterns special buysl kitchen te~rles Choose from a \Wie lefection In absorbent cotton. Tiny Imper· fectiona won't Impair wear or look.a. . IF PERF.1.49 EA. 2 FOR •1 , or florals. In sizes S-M-L·Xl. REG. 4.99 EA. 2 FOR •9 4.89EA. ONE DAY ONLYI Monday, Feb. 21st longs in jr. and misses' sizes Style shown here is just a representative sample from our large selection of fem- inine, easy-care longs. Dress Department Reg. $17·$36 SALE 12.76-26.95 25% off cowl neck knit tops Polyester I cotton rib knit in a great selec- tion of current-look solids. Sizes S-M-L. Special Purchase 3.99 save 3.01 ! long hostess wear Caftans, peasant dresses and muu-muus. Easy-care fabrics. Prints in sizes S·M-L. Loungewear Dept. REG. $11 7.99 women's briefs and bikinis REG.1.35 PR. lace-trimmed nylon; elastic leg and waist openings. White or pastels. Sizes 5-7 Bikinis also 89¢ @-,--in prints. ·-.. \ • sale! toddlers' Pampers® For babies weighing over 23 pounds. Case of 18 pkgs .• reg. 28.02 .... 24.60 REG. 1 .59 PKG. 1.39 PKG. 5()0,.b off girls' acrylic pullovers 44X Ca.M·U REG. ti EA. 2 FOR •5 7·14 ca.M-U "EO. MIA. 2 FOR•& Crew neck ltyl .. Jn patterns; choice of bright colors. Ma· chine waahable • t boys' print front knits Short sleeves; crew or tape neck. Cotton .1( or polyester/cot-1 ) ~ ton; solid color knits with multi-color prints. Sizes S-M -L. ~ REG.2.99 I 1.99 ... "The Collage" by Burnes of Boston Reg. 18.99-64.99 SALE 9.47·32.47 50% off The "Collage" is 14"x14" square and holds 12 of your fa- vorite photos. Cosmetic Dept. REG. 12.60 7.99 quilted throw spreads Polyester/cotton or acetate/tat· feta; many patterns and colors. 9 97 RE~. 1~.97 • Twins1ze '• . - ·f '· ·> __ ................ ..._ __ ..... , . Cannon® "Picnic" sheets Plaid cotton/polyester muslin; 130 threads per SQ. inch. ;=-+-,: .. 2 FOR •5 REG. 4.89 EA. !if:..._. '?·. Twin flat or fitted sale I save on family boat shoes REG. 7.9M.t9 •4 Women's In white or blue. Sizes 6 to 10. Reg. 7.99. · Boye• end gfrle' In blue. Slzet 11 toe. Reg. 7.99. Men'• in white or blue. Sizes 6 ~ to 12. Reg. 8.99 ;. Shoe Dept. .1 .) ·1 , • ---·.........--DAIL v PILOT CJ ·Board -Sets The aeeoad JamH lrvln• !Hated tbe Foudatloa tbat .,..,.. !m name OD Feb. 24, 1131. le namfld IP IOU, llyford, u lta mt ~ aDd appo(ntecl 11 >llllnesa and civic leaden to ~e aa tbe board of trustees. ,, Tb• Foundation'• expreaaed alma were stated at that time and a,ve not cban&ed ln 40 years: 'To utlllze the foundaUoa'1 In· ~me for the public aood ln .;1&1iforula by dhtribuUona to !llaritles which do not receive 1ubstantial aupport from taxa- ;ion." THE NUDE& of directors ol .be Found.Uon has varied over .~e years. Eieht trustees fill :hose poattiom today. Foundatkm arants and the re- :ipiema ol tboM charitable con- :rl butlon• were determined >ehind dOMd doon and withheld '.rom public scrutiny In the first fears of the oreaoi:ution's >peration. Not to today; grants and the ·euon.s that led to Foundation ionaUclos are public record and ;pelled out for public analysis in 1 wideb' distributed annual re· port. JAMES DlVINE II ruled 40 years ago that Foundation grants 1hould be equally divided be· !ween Northern and Southern ::allfornia. An analysis of 40 years >f donations shows that his wishes 1ave been respected. Orange County and San Fran· dsco have been parlicularly ravored, again in line with lrvine's wishes. He recognized both areas as bis home. ()range County organizations have received more than $10 million from the Foundabon in 40 years. More than $1 million has been distributed in the Bay City area alone. TOPPING THE list tn Orange County in 1976 were: Boy Scouts of America, Orange County Council, $500,000; Chapman College, $300,000; Newport Harbor Art Museum, $250,000 and St.' Joseph's Hospital of Orange, $200,000. Other major recipients beyood the county line were: Stanford University, $1 million for a new lillfary; Golden Gate University, Satl Francisco, $400,000; Hospital of the Good Samaritan in Los Angt~les, $300,000; and the Los An•el• Music Center, SZ,0,GDO. Other ~ ftdplenta over the yean bave lnclwled lbe Soutb Coaat. Commuolty' Hospttat, wblcfl bu received more than $200,000 In crants, and tbe Santa Ana Community Hospital. wbkb has drawn JDCJn than '300,000 from tbe Founda· tion. EVEN AnEa aale of the Irvine Company, the eicbt trustees 1overni.D1 the Irvine Foundati<Jn pres\lmably will COO· tlnue to distribute profits from new lnveatmenb in a manner followine James Irvine's wishes. These are the eight trustees· * * * J amea Irvine Foundation d'lrector N. LOYALL MCIAIUCN helped James Irvine form the charitable trust in 1937 and .bas been a director ever since. A partner in the accounting firm of Haskins and Sells, McLaren, 85, lives today in Greenbrae, Marin County, in semi-retirement. He bas served on the boards of the Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fe Railway, the Pacific Telephone and Tele- graph Company and the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco. Another accomplishment, be points out with a smile, is "three. and one half inches in Who's Who in America. "A lot of space for one man," he says. A member ol the Foundation's Northern Committee, McLaren approves ol the proposed sale to Mobil Oil Corporation: "But don't go saying I have any ties t.o Mobil," be warns, "because I haven't." "All I want is the best deal we can get for the Foundation because I know my old friend James Irvine would want it that way," be said. "I don't think be would have wanted to see what Joan (Irvine Smith) is doing now or bear about the 11 lawsuits she filed against us." * * * James Irvine Foundation director KATHRYN N. WHEELEJl of Corona del Mar is lbe wife of Irvine Company secretary Charles Wheeler and the first cousin of Joan, Irvine Smith. t Her minority holdings in the Foundation directors, from left, Metzgar, Carter, Newman, McLaren and Peterson Irvine Company are included In the 5 percent bloc held by the J.I. Corp., wbicb holda a "friend ol the court" status in the curTeDt Orange County Superior Court trial. A mother of three children who have given her seven grandchildren, Mrs. Wheeler is the daughter of Kathryn Irvine who was the only girl among James Irvine's three children. A director of the Foundation since May, 1950, she voted for the sale to the Mobil Oil Corporation "because I thought it was the be$t way we could carry on doing the job our grandfather wanted us to do." She reveres the memory of her grandfather and recalls with pride that she was born in the old ranch house on the Irvine Fann. "But I am a housewife," she declares. "1 don't know much about business and I don't want to. My grandfather used to say it was very difficult to give money away and, believe me, it is." * * * James Irvine Foundation director MORIUS M. DOYLE of San Francisco is the president of the organization's board and a member of its Northern Commit· tee. Doyle is a senior partner in a San Francisco Jaw firm and re- cenUy testified in Orange County Superior Court that his firm handles litigation for the Mobil Oil Corp. Doyle, 68, supports the sale ol the Foundation's shares in the Irvine Company to Mobil. "My connection with Mobil played no part in that decision," be said. A Harvard Law School graduate, be serves on the boards of other charitable trusts including the Alta Bales Hospital in San Francisco. * * * James Irvine Foundation director ROBERT H. GERDES bas served on the board for 30 years and is second only to co-founder N. Loyal) McLaren in length of service. Gerdes, 72, lives at Piedmont and is a member of the Founda· tion'a Northern Committee. He is married with three children and seven grandchildren. He is a past chairman of the board of the Pacific Gas and Electric Company and a former director of the Fireman's Fund Insurance Company. He voted for the sate of the Foundation stock in the Irvine Company "because It's by far the beat offer we had. We have t.o sell and it doesn't look to me as if we'U get a better \Seal whatever Joan says." * * * James Irvine Foundation director RUDOLPH A . PETERSON of San Francisco is a member of the organization's Northern Committee and a strone supporter of the proposed sale of Irvine Company shares to the Mobil Oil Corp. "l'm a bard boiled banker," he said. "U I don't see the color of money I won't deal and we've seen the color of Mobil's money. It's the best offer we've had." Peterson, 64, serves on the boards of several finanical or- ganizations in Northern California and until recently was the chairman of the United Na- tions Development Program. The Bank of America ex- ecutive was appointed to the James Irvine Foundation in 1969. * * * James Irvine Foundation director JAMES H. METZGAR has been a member of the board since 1959 and is a member of its Northern Committee. He lives in San Francisco. Metzgar, 63, is an insurance executive with CJeverdon Insurance brokers in tbe Bay Ci· ty and a vice president in the Orpheum Building Company or San Francisco .. He is a member of the San Francisco Bachelors Club, has strong ties with Stanford University and is a trustee of five other charitable foundations. He voted for the sale of the Foundation stock in the Irvine Company to the Mobil OH Corp. But be bas no comment to orfer on the proposed deal. served on the board since 1983 and bas been chairman of the Irvine Company board since 1973. Newman, 66, lives on bis ranch near Ojai in Ventura County. He is married with two sons who have given him two grandchildren. Other business interests in· elude his service on the board of the Sunltist Corp. and presidency of the board of CBS.Sony, Calif. Newman approves of the sale of the Foundation's Irvine Com· pany shares to the Mobil Oil Corp. "We haven't been offered a better deal yet and we have to. sen to someone." he said. * * * James Irvine Foundation director EDWARD WILLIAM CARTER has served on its board for the past 11 years and is a member of its finance commit- tee. Carter, 65, is the founder and president of Carter Hawley Hale Stores, Inc., and serves as direc· tor on six other boards, among them American Telephone and Telegraph Company and the Del Monte Corp. Married, with two children, be lives in Bel Air. He is a vice re- gent of the University of California and a director of the Los Angeles Phllarmonic As· socialion. Foundation Battle-scarred * * * J amea Irvine Foundation direclol' JOHN V. NEWMAN has He voted !or the sale or the Foundation stock in the Irvine Company to the Mobil Oil Corp. "because it's the best offer we can get." (t".rom Page A3) the Irvine Company's "highly c~able ma'laeement team and the carefully planned transformatioti of the ranch into a better urban environment. "J.I. loved this land," he re· called. "He always tooic care of it and he was very protective about bis It"Tine Ranch." RE RECALLED. \rith sadness, J .l.'s death in 1947 a1 the age of 80. "After his death the urban pressures intensified in Oranae County. ''Theycouldhaveresultedinthe ruination ol the environment as they have elsewhere-. But at lmne that didn't happt~. And it t.sa •t bappeoln1. "It'• a IOOd place to live in and it •ill become a better place. I think that J .I. would have ap- pro•ed ol t.bat. ·' No matter how McLaren -views the deatiny left by James lnine, Joa.n Irvine Smith believes .it is ibe-oot the Foundation-who bu been left with the mantJ'e ot iutdinllt. • BES PEUONAL animosity toward the foundation, and espedaUy a&a.lnst McLaren, has poured over frequently. Jn Irvine C•. board meettne.s. ahe has maintained a pepperlna barraae of criticism toward foundation control for more than 15 years. Before a CoocreuJonal com· mlttee in 1889, she natly charaed the Irvine Foundation with "self dtalln1 and mlsmanaaement" and aaid McLaren ntled the com· pany and the foundation with •'the ruthlea1 tacUca and atronprm metboda of a dJc-tator. •• To friends, and lo OD·the- neord iDSa'Yien, lln. Smltb hu •ta • ed tbe lqaey 1be feels her itandf at!H!r left. u lO&D WU a )~ teen-apr .•beu bet father dled, • comment· et one friend. "She spent mucll of berCbllclbood oa lbe ranch ud ., a naultaequlred a ~to ~· tnndfathe:r and ven men .Cl( a dmitlm tor lb r lad." T " E S S '£ ! !i: ~ T " ----:.. -- Original charter established Foundation tlo.n actlvtties and laJina down lta suJdellnes. More than 50 percent of the $40 million bat been devoted to educatJoa with 29 Calltornla col· Jeaea recelvlna Foundation acbolanhlpa and lnternt-free 1todeat1oanfunda. Granta to medical and betltb projects totalled more lbaD J2 percent, youtb pro,rams ~· counted fw 15.4 pereent and com- munlty cultural proJecta .,.. baeked to the tufte Of 8.4 percent. TIJE GaBAT bulk of th• l!Jcmef that ls d.iltrlbuted by tb• Fou.ildatloll lJ deri Ted from lta 4,'90,000 aharea ln the Intne Company, M.5 pereent of I.be ts. aued lltock. MON than $1 mllllon will '*" ftolo Uleco.mfaDJto tb• ,.~ tloi1ble year. nw aum, With~ dl.t48nda tbe Fowidatloii .. ,,. fmn lta tT lnllUon liltleta Iii& portfolio, will be puaed on to eh~. No inember of the roundatlOI 11 wtlllDt tollf'ldk1. bciW UM Kile GI aranta will be att9CU!a b1 tllil .. i. or tbe Jnlll• Compw •haret. The amount of money available obviously will depend on the return to the Foundation of funds that must be reinvested oo their receipt from the successful bidder for the Irvine Company. THAT PAYMENT will end 40 years of interest in an empire that now covers well over 70,000 acres in Orange County, the 83,000.acre Flying D Ranch in Montana plus 17,000 acres under lease in that state and 5,500 acres of land in the Imperial Valley. There will be no more revenues to the Foundation from the com· pany.owned structures and facilities that now dot Orange County. Among them: shopping cen· ters, a marina venture, an in· dustrial complex, a cable television company, a golC course, two high rise office build- ln1s in Newport Center and an 18-story omce building. Also, a commercial center that includes a number of restaurants and a commercial buildine adja· cent to Orange Cou.nt,y Airport. It is a prospect that obviously saddens tbe ei~t directors of the Foundation. AFl'Ell ALL, Foundation at- torney Howard Privett noted, at .the time James Irvine established the trust be ex· pressed the "firm cooviction that no other security could aflord the James Irvine Foundation a more safe and stable investment than the capital stock of the Irvine Company." McLaren readily conflrma that trvtne'• description or the tederal process tbat end.I the Foundation'• tiet wlth the Inlne. CompaDJ would be colorful ~ deed if be were bere to comment on a development unheard ot in bllday. But dterlbat. d1rector Kathryn Wheeler noted, be would ha••~ the lneritable and look..S for otJMt wa11 to help t.bOM betbouahtdea.Ved help. .... mtd to do _ fJla,t,'' lbe uld. •11 Ja whit ou.r OUdf&tber •oukt have wbecl. An4 I tblnt we bne complied ·with hit lri1be1 Dn!t1Y f althfully over the 1ean .• ...-----· We mq 1oao ... tbe name f' MoblJ..lnfne in Oruto C4JUDt1. Or All~Taubman. I c L A s s I F I E D 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 . 8 ••••••••••••••••••••••• GeMt'Cll I 002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CALLUS FOR Condos Twnhses In Tustin & lniH From $39, 000 to S69 ,000 EXCELLENT TE RMS THE HOMESELURS 752·5353 COSTA MESA DREAM IRING YOUR PAINTBRUSH We ~tart you with an all new sink, garbage dis· posal and water heater. All you need to do is paint the outside/Inside In this lovely College Park home. Bright and warm exposure or the sun fills the living area. 3 bedrooms and a family room is yours but move fast! Call 546-2313 ~111 O•tl S fUN roerT..ll'I r I $:1Rldtll tt.tMr View HolMs Mootego model & shows like one! Custom wall window and noor cover· I~. 4 Bedrms, formal' dining rm, spacious family rm, fireplace. Lots of built ins and other extras too numerous to mention. On a beauUful· LY landscaped comer lot. See to appreciate. $1~. 644·7Z70 OpH Sat. SUll Moll l·S 1975 Pert lrfdol Ml ei. DBtGMIDFOR COMIOITAIU: LIY.,_tH MESA DEL MAil Wow! Loada of charm tn Uds decorated bome. 4 bedroom• and family room with versatility for tbe creat.1ve homeowner: Your famllY wUl live la warmth and privacy with Hparate matter bedloom. CIOH to all 10tlroeedl. Call Deh!l. lha Jldctfntdtl -.ztu ()jllfH ,. ..... W'HlM "'" ~ • ~~--' THE REAL E~TAT[RS Thi lllcPtt MartGltplace • on the ~Coast DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS You Con Sel It, F;t,d Ir, Trode It W11h o Wont Ad [642-5878 ) One Cal Senlc• fast Credit App<ovcl HouMtforSat. •••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ IOOZ ......................... ... ............... . THEILUffS ! : Carmelita Piao, one cl , the best! I Located on • beautiful ireenbelt. • Spacious 4 bdrm., a : balha, formal dJoln(, , cheery brkfst. area. • Price reduced • now • $118,000 ! EASTSIDE • : CREAM PUFFlf. Immaculate Eaat1lde Costa Mesa famlly home • on quiet, cul de aac • ltreel. a Bdrms., 2 batbl, I lee. family rm. wltb • frplc., new kitchen, 2 car , 1ara1e. Showa 11.U a 1 model: $13,950 J llGFOUR 'I sz.ooo. • Bdrm1. + tarr• I bonus rm., countr1 ldtclMD with (rplc. Ore.at I locaUoo between Soutl\ Coast Plua Ii Newport. Beach. Next to park lls t4lm1a. A aoUd value I • . I • ' t I I I t l f I t i r - • 1· PIMll HOMES FIOM $67,950 TO Sl.200.000 1100 DOV. DL-OPIM SUM. 1-5 Sm~ traditional. Used brick - shake r~ -all new carpeting. Bright & beautiful kitchen. Dining room w/wet bar. 2 handsome BRs +· den .. View & compare the value in Newport Beach! $124,500 incl. land. (E48) ( llG CANYOM Golf course view -2BR popular Oak crest plan. Wet bar; firepla.:e; tennis -pool -jacuzzi. Priced to SELL NOW at $124,900. OP8f SUM. 12-5 P.M. lt CANYON ISLAND H. (E49) SUPBl VIEW HOME -$182,000 Custom Peninsula one-of·a-kind home. 3BR, 3 bath, 3-story, 5 yr. old home w /huge 3rd BR on 3rd floor w /fireplace & wet bar (could be bonus, family room or g ues t quarters). View from every room. MjlrY Lou Marion 642-8235. (E50) IATFltONT ESTATE 113' on Newport Bay -Linda Isle. Over 6500 sq.ft. of the finest con· struction in the Mediterranean style of: heavy beams, carved doors, tiled floors & antique fixtures. 5BR suites, study, family room. billiard room, pool, jacuzzi & sauna. For living & entertaining at its best ! Cathy Schweickert 642-8235. CE51) NEW IM II~ CANYON An exciting extension of a popular Broadmoor home -approx. 4500 sq.ft. to accommodate free & east family living . One of the largest Big Canyon lots. Formal liv· ing room & dining room -harvest kitchen w/wet bar, family room & billiard room 5 spacious BRs + library. Beautifully decorated &s ur- rounded by lus h gardens & patios. $310,000. Beverly Morphy 642·8235. (E52) StV & SHORE SPECT ACULAlt Promontory Panora mic View -147' on bay (70' slip). Ultra elegant home w /spacious private master suite, lg. country kitchen, unique separate dining room & ma ny more amenities. $550,000 fee land. Donna Custer642-8235. CES3) GOOO LOCATIOH - JASMIHI CIEB Wann neutral tones in this 3BR, l· story home. Ideal for entertaining. Redwood jacuzzi. Area has pool, ten~ nis courts & guard. Gisela Hanen 644·6200. (ES4) •A TOUCH Of CLASS .. Ocean View -City Lights + 2- s tori es of built-in elegance w /spacious entry, spiral staircase, cathedral ceilings, 48Rs. family room w /brick flttplace wall & huge recreation room w/ocean view + balcony. Gorgeous pool, Jacuzzi & 8' firepit. $315,000. Marjorie Mahon 644-6200. (F.56) DIUYE IYI 130Santa Isabel, Costa Mesa -2BR, 1 bath. neat fireplace, hardwood floors, all this PLUS, PLUS, PLUS. S67 ,950. 1'hen call for info -Lois Mil1er642·823S. (E56) MIWPOIT SHOllS A-Frame in move-in conditibn. 3BRs, 2 baths. New carpel. freshly painted. Near beach -also comm. pool le tennis ~ourts. $83,500. Martha MacnabMZ-8235. (E57) I ST T1MI Oi I HIDI This lovely 3BR. 2 bath home is de- corated lD cool greens & ls located on a lg. corner lot iD Harbor View Homes. Both the grounds & the home are immaculate. $138,500. Bob Lane&M.a>o. (E58) AMCm• WOIU.Dl • Deauvllle dream home in pre· ati&ious •picturesque Big CanycJa w/ateasive golf course view. •Blls + attic is fl.Dished room w/added wmdows. $285,000. Doo.aa Custer ~ (E59) MT Ol'IM THI Dooa you'll fall in Jovel OnlY a yrs old 4: aboundinf w/Country Fr41ncb charm -lncludlog marble ftre{>lace, leaded glim, used brict & hudpelnted ceramic llgbtmg fix. blnl, tBRa, 21,A, baths. All tbll cm a lOYely little channel. Well priced at '157 fQ. BobOWem MUZIS. (EaO) FOURPLEX $75,000. S5()00. down, uaume VA first. assume 2nd, owner will t ake 3rd. (4) 2 Bedroom unita in V'!Jta. Now on properly manafement. Nol in multiple. Sroker In· quiries invited Don't sat oothls!!CaU~. LOW C~H REQUIRED OIOice Mesa Verde pro· perty. Close to shopping & schools. SUPERB 3 bedrm, 2 bath home. lge family rm, fireplace, new paint. Move-an fresh! Offered at $10,SOO. Call now while it's stall available, 549·86SS. EASY LIVING Quaint French Quarter 2 bedrm Condo. Steps to poot Pnvate courtyard. Taking deposits now at $51,000. 549·8655 . MESA VERDE'S FINEST! 4 Bedroom, 2 bath and faauly. Pnvate Spanish courtyard entrance, lg back yard Great place ror children. Neat and clean! Sec it today Seller motivated! Make offer!~ 549-8655 PAMYASTIC ... CAMY~bl.IOO BeaUtitUl Country Club atmosphere! Lovely 4 BR home with 2 baths + guest powder nn. Lae living rm wilh cathedral ceiling & f1oor·to-ceiling fireplace, formal DR, fam rm with fireplace. Bright, sunny kitchen le lge breakfast area. Alr-cond, auto spmlden & delightful patios. Former model home on quiet street. 5 TORREY PINES LN. Sat/Sun 1·5 SICLUDID ~ICUff!S-.tZSS.000 Your home of enchantment! Charm- ing 3 BR 3 bath Provincial home. Rich woods thruout create a warm friendly fee~ Panelecl & beamed Cathedral ceiling in LR. Country kitchen. Free form pool with waterfall. 201 MORNING CYN. Sat/Sun 1·5 llG CANYON-A RAU OHE! Golf course view! Perfection thruout this elegant 3 BR 2·story by Deane Homes. Formal DR & 3 lovely baths. Soft colors, finest wall coverings, par- quet entry. lush cptng & drapes, prof. landscaping. Many extras in kitchen, exciting jacuzzi. $285,000 7 RUE GRAND VALLEE Sat/Sun 1·5 l llG CANYON TOWMHOMES Sparkling New! Country Club at· . mospbere. Private garden court-yd. entry, pools, tennis & golf course view. Sunken LR, wet bar, security. The "Oakcrest" 1-story 2 bdrm. model highly upgraded. Air-cond., lush cptng & cust. drapes. Microwave oven. Lease $795 mo. Sale $136,500 Beaut ''Greenbrier" 2 story. 2 BR, sitting rm, 2 bath, formal DR. For tease $600 mo. For sale $149,500. Spacious "El Dorado" 3 bdrms~ 2'h baths 2-story. Lge kitchen, lge DR. For lease $600 mo. For sale $159,500 26 CANYON ISLAND DR. Sat/Sun 1·5 (off Ford Road -East of Jamboree) 2111 s.. Joaqllill Hils load MEW..,,p()lt..,...IT..., CIKTH. H.L 644-49 I 0 --Gettttal I 002 IGetteral I 002 EXCLUSIVE ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Deautiful 3 bedroom, 21 ~ bath. ocean view Condo Swim'g pool Fee land $87 ,500. Hurry on th1:-. one! . 640-6600 ASSUMABLE LOAN SS 1,900 No quahf}'ing and no loan f~es on th1 ~ 3 bedroom beauty Fireplace, upgraded carpets, and drapes make this one worth i.ee mg in a hurry' Call col lect (714 , 842·2S3.5 OP'tN rt, Y • '' 'l>l fU l'I fl I' URLYILUFFS 4 Br 3 Ba hme . Gl amorous entry & BACK BAY CUSTOM IY OWNER -$I Z1 ,500. 4 Bdrm, 3'h Bath, fam-rm, playroom, laundry room. All rooms open onto pool. 2600 Sq. ft. plus 2 car garage and R.V. Parking. OPee HOUSE SAT & SUM I ·5 l'8 YI.ta laya. Newport leach *BLUFFS ONE-OF-A-KIND* °"loftihl" Plan BAYVIEW Ho Stain This 1s a RARE combination. staircase Lge walled ltlt vt_..._ C__._. $145,000 patio Balcony w / ltte •1a111 - view 5('(' 1t today• Open ----------------Hse 2116 Vista Entrada Ownr / Agt. &1Mral I 002 GtMf'Cll I 002 ----............................................. . t UHl(f)UEFIHD Huge custom family OPtH SAT SUN. 1·5 room, unusual pool and JI OI lltOAD jacuzzi make this home Newnnrt Heights, N B. one of a kind. Oversize ""' cul-de-sa<" lot still leaves Brand new 3 bdrm , room for the kids to play family rm • bonus rm. If you hke open taamed $141,000 lac\. land' ceilings, custom drapes onM SAT SUM 1·5 and room lo spread oul 307 CAAMA TIOH you must see this home In CdM; but wotda won't Call collect (714 > 842·2S3S descn be lhls house or Ol'f"' '" q ·" ~ 'u"' ,, "' "''' • view, you Just have to see [e lffNll :~ .. u .... " ~THC REAi ~~£~A1£HS ~ THf. F.i:l\l ~ ESTAHfiS WATlll. WATa WA1a a bomm located 1n ~ Newport Beach watertroOt area. OWn your own 32' boat dock. 3 Bdrm., 2~ Baths, beautiful courtyard. Open Home Sun· day 1·4 :10. Owner will consider lease--.ale or lie/opt. 4423 & ~ W. Coast Rwy. Priced to sell. $124,900 & $128,500. LIASIS .. ON $450 TO $650 I • ONLY A FEW- can enjoy the Newport Beach lite style -why not you? MIWPOIT SHOalS ~~!11,IOMT Under coostructioa, 3 oarm. & a den. architect designed, you own tbe luad. Call fot details STUDm.....X3 Bdrms. each; frpJcs .• patios; sound construction. Near beach. $129,500 WIST MIWPOIT DUPUI 3 BR. & 2 BR.; lge.-Jot. Close to water. Sundect. $130,000 C51•r.a IOOZ G........ 1002 ••••••••••••••••••-••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• CAMMIRY VILLAGE Commercial, choice corner Jocation. Good visibility + parting. sno.ooo DAVfDSO N REALTY ssc \\ : .Hr• .... r. ~ 6-15 · 7575 31~' N,·.-;:-:•1 Bl -·.: 673·9060 1002 .............................................. Shimmering pool, den, lanai. Coats & W._. Ital Est.le S4M 141 G1•rc1I 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• FRONT ROW Irvine Terrace custom 3 bedroom + maid's or office, 3 bath, heated pool. Living room, dining room & master suite all w /walls of glass overlooking the entire harbor. OFFERED AT $240,000 CORONA PACIFIC HALTQJlS 644-1567 I 0021 Geweral 1001 .............................................. TAMAUOH IESOIT, COlOIADO In winter, a luxury hideaway, com· plete with uncrowded skifng, indoor tennis, health spa, swimming pool, massage, fine restaurants & live enter- tainment. In summer. known as one of the finest golf & country club r esorts. Xlnt condo-rental investments. BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 3.11 Bo y~1d .. 011v•· N.B f·7~ t'tl GeMrat 1002 Ge•rol 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SANTA ANA HTS. Country li vinc. mini ranch for the horse lover 2 Bdrms. den. I"• bathi., gas bll·tn kitchen. h:e ramaly rm with used bnck frplc .. 20ll.40 renccd pool, 20x30 recreation rm. with bar & relng 4 Car garage Corral ror horses . Bloc k ~all fenced Pri ced al BIG CANYON CaNDD L uxurious Oakcres t model with lush gold carpeting mirrored wel bar. dttk olf IAvwg room wath fantasllc ~ ol golf course. Security guard and underground parking. S\29,SM> Phone for app t. I£ jQuall ~ ws~. • Place PALM SPRINGS Prap..-ti•• U b I bl . th 732-1920 n c 1eva e, in (' 1400 QUAil ST. NlWf'OU HACH heart o( Dee p Well, ap prox 1-acre beautifully c d ' landscaped esta te. • on 0 s Bdrms.. 4 bath custom home. wttholympic sized pool. designed for run hv 1ng with all the amenities Priced at $350,000 Phone for rurther information. "C"THOMAS REALTOR NEWPORT CREST for Less than you'd expe«, new condo's aa Eastshle Cosu Mesa. For details call your Red Carpet Realtor, '754·1202 OHL Y $82.000 Two story Newpor Beach liptut'J. Formal dining/ 3 king sue -------- bedrooms with massive OLDIE master swte. Fteidbl IUT GOODIE financing. Area's mos ular condo n.lan C U I Bedroom With central :fay1646-7tn .,....... a •fr conditioning. good O'fN ,,. 11." HUN ro 11 ,.,e, • location for only $43,950 . H h ~HER[Al I £STA1LRS ------ I· it i 11~ i LI 1; ,t i•A1C i Tl l•1:iTti£1 WF S~~IQ!'. :;:.AL TY t NC 848-2323 ~...-........ -...-....--11 TV ~1"9 Is• blJI, · I can't get my fill. ..................... .oo.-;-..~t Whff~· --wm. ..__.. __ ~~1· t .-:-.. ~· i.;..A..ioi ...... ~ ...... .;.a.;....i_ .... .,.... 'ml!-......... ~· filc~---crM¥M OPBe HOUSE l·S UDO tsLI U YROMT' 219 YIA UDO SOUD $550,000 CORONA oa MAI. Beautifully maintained couple's home w /2 bedrooms. 2 baths & large viewing deck overlooking Canyon & Little Coroaa Beach. Have plans foe expansion. $21S,OOO. • OftH 1-5 2l4 HAZll. WESTCUFf'S R'41!S1 -JUST USTID Across from Mariners Park & School. Walk to s hopping & business. Country kitchen, lovely landscaping in this beautifully kept 3 bedroom home. $130,000 OPIM 12-6 1127 MMD&S DL PlllC AT 1HE PACIAC Large, near new condo. 4 bedrooms , 3 baths, large living room w /wet bar & fireplace. f onnal dining. Recreation center with tennis. s wimming & jacuzzi. $105,000. ~ 1·5 105 COi UMllA. HEWPmT CUST llG CANYON -COUNTRY RENCH Architecturally exciting in ever1 detail. High , coved ceilings, French doors, plank floor entry. Tastef.'111 blend m wood, brick " marble. f>en w /ftr eplace, watt-in wet bar, wine refrigerator. formal dining room. Prime golf course view. $435.000 SUP&I UDO HOME A 2-story atrium is the focal point of UUs custom built comer home with five bedrooms & baths, den, separate dining and family rooms. $275,000. COROMA DB. MAit VIEW This spacious, private & dramatic 4 bedroom home is cor:nplete with pool & pane4ed library. Ocean & canyon views. Outstanding home, setting & nlue at $215,000, & you own the land. llG CAHTOM -IEAUTIFUL • Tas te ful decor in soft colors, gardens lush. with auto. sprinklers & private patios, cul.<fe--sac location are just a few al the eye stoppers in this 4 bedroom, dining room. family room home. A show stopping price, $229,500. Lift IM A PAD 4 bedroom home surrounded by large trees and professional landscape. Best buy in Newport Beach. Only $129,000. S'"4Y. HAPPY HOMI Great locatioo in Ba.ysbores Private Community, n ear swimming beach. Custom remodeled with spacious open feeling. Hurryt $147,500. , SPEC1'ACULU OCIAM V1IW One of a kind home featuring 3 bedrooms, guest house, 3Y.a baths, formal dining, family room, 2 fireplaces. Has office, workshop &llld rec. vehicle parking. All tbla iacJading Old Corona del Mar dlatm. $275,000 9MCH NOMI-WIST MIWPOU Clean, well kept beach home lD West Newport. 4 bedroom, 2 bath, prkat.e sundeck off master bath. Oammunity pool!s, tennis cowt • ciibbouse mate this home a truly creat volue at •.soo IA 'i'NOMf 15TA11 Supei'bly constructed S bedroom bome + servant's wing, complete w /batler'a pantry, ele•ator It basement. Other amenities tnclado pler 4: slip, sandy beach. beautif\al ·po01 ln fonnal 1arden settlna • P•!blg Cor 12 cars. Peninaul• locaUon cm fee f<>r ..._00!>- I ' ' . .......... ,. ....... hf: s-. IHOmes .... w. ....... '°" s-. I..__. Fors. .,nd!y, '.o"'' 20. 1•11 oMv l'tlOT ·a . •••••.•.............•.. •••••••................ ....................... ..•..•..•.••........... ....................... - G1w.. 1002 GtMr.. 1002 G .. 1002 Gt•r.. IOOJGew• 1002 HovM1ForS. tto.u.forS. Hoan,_.S. • .._....,.S.-. ............................................... :::::: ........................................................................................................... ca····;;··············· .......................... . -~~ 1002G.._. wr lliUTIFUL 51.wUN W POOi 4 Br Ex~uthe E~tate, 2ZOO IQ f\, Sln&le story, azutlocaUon in H.B. $91.500 847-2622 .... Handy"'°"'• DellQltt FOUN'f AlN VALLtY f"OR lllM aox20 Separate deluxe works bop. FOR HER: 4llr single story upgraded t"ruoul FORTHEl-'AMILY Kol Fish Pond. RV access & cul-<le-uc street $84,500 847-2622 .... MEWLYWED SPECIAL JBrtn GARDEN GflOV1'. Enclosed patio. 3"1:ar de tached garal!l' & ll \ st.oragc. 2 blk:. tu fry, S :.hoppmg & ~chool:. $49,500 DOVER SHORES A c~~~~~!l~ .... ~~!'] f.ir a family Sp;H1ous \ersatile large v1c11t rooms. beautifully de toralcd, 6 IJl•drm. l' baths, lgt• f.1rn rm formal d1n1ng rm Watnsroatinl'l Sec all 111 this and buy at .1 bargain, of ~.Joo i~Ul" d.~i°R,~,\\ dM===='t $45,000. OOlLHOUSE OPIN 1-1 414 YISTA MAHDI IAILY &UfFS Custom, ooe of a kind, bi& 2250 sq. fl. E-Plan. Better than new, with fines t quality improve- ments. Panoramic view. Artistic patios. This home is super special! Asking $177,000 OPEN l·S 2'15 '9UEDADA I.Pl.AH Just listed! First time orrered. 3 BR. 2'r'J ba., form. din., paneled Cam. rm. 2250 Sq. ft. of charm! 2 Lge. encl. patios. Greenbelt. poolside loc. PLUS bay view! $142,000 OPEN 1·5 2617 VISTA oaMADA IA YROMT ~ Spectacular view! 2250 Sq. ft., 3 BR, form. din., 2112 ba., huge fam. rm., new carp . shutters Near pool. $152,000 HELEN 8. DOWD REALTOR. IMC. MlS 644-0134 1973 Top Uster & Top Sciln ... 1974 Ir 1975 a.-....up tie.wport-Mesa lo.d of Reattan ~~!'! .......... !?!~~~!'! .......... !?~~ WANTED LARGE OLD HOME For Newport Beach based charitable service organization. Lg. old home or apt units in homey setting, capable of accommodating 25-30 adults with separate rooms for counselling. Up to $1500/mo. or lease/option or purchase for max. approx. $100,000. Total mo· cost not to exceed $1500. Will do some fix up Reasonable access to public trans + need some parking area Facility must qualify or be capable of exception approval for numbers 10· volved Ideal location would be on edge of res or comm ·i area. (prefer P zoning) within 25-min. driving time from Npt. Center. Tax deduction con- sideration avail. Individ\lal owner ap- ply directly. Cooperation to brokers. Contact: Tom Allinson, Macnab· Irvine Realty, 901 Dover Dr., N.B. 642-8235. 2 Bedroom . 2 bath . " l' II II!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! t' o n 'I t r u t' t e ct • w 1 t h , hardwurnJ flour,, 111'\\ Ge-Mrol 1002G~oJ 1002 rarpels. Ul'\V tis apt·"· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• new k1tl·hcn und JU~l • ......--~ nt"W' CALI. 7:il 31!11 about C\er.)>lh1nj.! 1•l"l' 1~ EXCHANGE UP C:::SELECT I PROPERTIES CHOICE SOUTH IA YFROMT $315.000 . J Bdrm :! ...,1111 \ holht' plu:. I Hflrm 11·111.11 • "' t.1.:e ~ 1111 ', ....... ind 1111 'ho rr m11nr1ng Compleld:t rl'f11rh"h1•d and furmi.hcd CHOICE MORTH IA YfRONT $275.000 Sandy ~ach and p1t-r ror L.arge boat J Bdrm home and I Bet rm \pt \\1th an xlnl rental h1~tory. ('um1· and S•'l' th•~ i.up1•r Bayfrunl & and the · 111:-. toric Palm" 11\llltt\ hi \'\II • 671-6900. Spread Out and Enjoy !luge P"OI Kol P•>nd . garden om<·· llbr Jn bar, ram1lv rm ct1mn1: rm, 4 bedrm' 2 bath'4, 2 fireplace' \II th" In J one story homt• on dll out Mze lot fur onl> ~.%11 Mother-in-law's Detight!! :! Master ~u1tcs. 2000 -<q .rt lntluri('t. 4 bedroom!!, large separnt.c family room & lots or storas;c<'. Pool and RV access on bt>nutlful cul·de s uc for only m.~. ... or HI °" o tax~fftnd Cllftlity basis. Quail Place Properties closed ncrows Oft o•er 19 Million doll.-s worth of property in the past 1b .....ttts. Whether you are ready to 1'-i yow ift•nflwelllf pt ogr-« an ,... acty to MOn up, fint cOMideraHOft Oft MW listiRCJS ~· to our ex~ cli...ts . leco.. OM now. Call for • ca++oifwl11oc11t. We ere now adnriisinc) 3, 4, 6, 8, 42, 203, 1111ih plln cCNMMrcial properly. Ott.rs an o•oi1cit*. A professional staff of o•er 45, LOnJe fnoucJ1t To Ser•e. ~ EftouCJh to con. IJl!llQuaH ~ l,.Quail l liillPlaat . liiiitlPlac• · Pr ..-ti-Pra .U.• 1111752-1920 "752-1920 1~00 QUAil H Nl-f M ACH, 1400 QUAil" NlWl'Oll llACH I I 0021GeMrol 1002 ············•······•··•··········•••·········· * IJaff,oa !J~fand * HOME & INCOME 3 Bedroom. 2 bath home on large lot just steps from North Bayfront 2 Bedroom, 2 bath apt in rear offered at ~175.000. WILLIAM WINTON REAL ESTATE 229 Marine, Balboa Island 675-3331 GeMt'at 1002 Gewerol 1002 •.•...•..........••..........•......••.•...... HURRY!! I st TI'"' Offeffi:t t .. nrl{c 4 bedrm family home t'loi1e to Mesa Vcrde Country Club. Grand piano s1:icd living room, large separate family room complete with wel bur. big bedroom, and heavy shake roof. Covered patio and beauUful grounds surround An- lhony free-form pool. Call 546-5880 ror full de· tails. ~HERITAGE . • REALTORS ., TUDOR POOL-HACH $62,950 Circular drtv<' lo secluded entry . Huge Living Room with crack li ng stone fireplace. Pub gourmet Kitchen. Dine. DramoUc view of coverede>ovlhon and sparkling healed & rlltered freeform pool. Hideaway Master & Guest suites. Assume V /\ Joan. Hurry! Ca ll 963-7881 THE REA LI ESTATEHS -----~~ ·~ C:AMIO HIGt&AMDS 4621 Cortland Dr Beautiful ocean & Catalina view. 3 Bdrms. & den, with nicely landscaped yard. Spaciou~ rooms. Key to 3 private beaches. Owner leaving area. $160,000. See Marge Wolfe Sat/Sun. l·S II~ CAHYON #10 Rue Cannes. Exceptionally lovely garden condominium with 2 lge. bdrms. & den , surrounding 2 landscaped garden courts. Price con siderably reduced to $204,950. See Muriel Barr Sat/Sun 1-5 HAUTIRIL IWffS 468 Vista Trueba. Y-Plan. 3 Bdrms., 2~ baths, former model; lovely ap- pointments. $113.900. See Evelyn ShatzenSun. 1·5 rttOFISSIOMAL ILDG. 10 Modem omces, 2 secretary's of- fices, vault. kitchen. 4 baths, air- cooditioning, music. walnut paneling & lge. law library room. Ample parking. Plans for large addition. Real pride of ownership property. Scheduled income $27.000+. Price $225,000. DOVBl SHotES F root row magnificence with panoramic view of bay. ocean & Fashion Island. Bright & cheerful, with 4 large bdrms .. large family rm. with frplc. & wet bar. Huge formal dining rm. $325,000. llEAUTIRJL 5 IDRM. Mission Viejo's best & largest, with large family rm., formal dining rm .. frplc .. 3 car garage. Good mt. & night light views. This 2,850 ft. beauty, of- fered by transferred owner, for $125,000 MEWPORT 151.AHD DUPLEX Well maintained. 7 years old; close to water sports & sw1mmmg beach. Each unit. 3 bdrms., 2 baths, frplc. & encl. garage. $172,000. With tax deferred ex- change. DUPLEX OM AVOCADO South of Hwy. on one of Corona del Mar's prettiest, wide streets (opposite Irvine Terrace). 2 Bdrms., with frplc. & 1-bdrm. apt. with a sep. room & bath for use as guest apt. or office. Shown by app't. $135,000 f • t' U.a .. 159-081 I lU l.IWO" OU Fl Giteal W ~uu 'Bldg. ------------- POOL -NEW CARPElS and BEST UPGRADES Loctlltd II choice Taft. ... ,_., ,., Dd. l'W• J ............. Ito-.-,~,'!?: wHlt ... ...... dt4or. Y• ... ... MW carpet., V• ult papen mtd 99NICJ• w ..... S....dtcoratw .......... be ...... lllfoy yow ,... ......... . .... ...... .. llQ .... •• klNg pool OHLY $12,tOO. T .... scliloob _.. ....... <>Pa. H..e Sat/S.. l·I 17'22Mlltr,T_.. , ...... lniH Ir Pro.p1ct.t LET's GO A.flSHING 210 ACRES .... IMatlM Lo* 1.-..a la Sierra foottims. o.1y 175 ... Morflt of Lo. ........ ...._. road .... ..,., for resort. bld161ip. ulMas. Hffr HMaf, flslliag. efc. Wiii ull IRdhld•ol parcels. Oaly SI JOO/ocn. Pict.res at Us"-J offlc•. CALL NOW 752-7315 DONALD M. BIRD Associates, Realtors -------------G.-rol I 002 Gewrol I 002 ·•········•·•·····•···· •...•...••..••••..•...• TOPS THEM ALL . Corona del Mar duplex. Two 2-bdrm., bit-ins. plus rumpus rm. with wet bar. Separate front home built around patio. Large, private patio ror rear. Cedar exteriors, great charm! Xlnt condition Call for information. $150,000 Q: Orange Coast Q: 2600 E. Coast Hwy., Corona del Mar REAL ESTATE 644·4143 General 1002 G.-ral 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• $~2,950 HEWLISTIHG Yes, 1t s i.llll 1>0:.s1bk to 4 Bd 2 b th f I "d a :l bd 11·"clcncc for rm,;-.. . a s. rp c ·· under $.'>O lMMJ' Come dl•n Furn~shcd . Plu:. rul'nt tcwatu:rn tor ~hup bachelor unit over 2 car µ1ni: & <'ommumt v IXKJI & garage. Xlnt rental pro- J.ic·uni avatlat)lc too' pcrty,ll clo~e to beach. Rcttt•r 1·ht't'k this uul ~3.S·~.! TODAY, t>4li 77 1 t ti7J.366;1 642 2253 Eves associated SALES ASSOCIATE JEAN LITTON OPEM HOUSE SUH 1·5 206 7th St. Huntington Beach 4 BEDROOM, 21h BATH $87,900 8915 Barcelona Plaza, Westminster 2 BEDROOM, 1~ BA CONDO $62,900 6871 Retherford, Huntington Beach 3 BEDROOM. 1~ BATH $64,500 4591 Ranch Grove. Irvine 3 BEDROOM, l:\4 BATH $66,500 8951 Bolsa Ave .. Westminster 2 BEDROOM, 21,2 Ba Condo $54,900 275 Albert Place. Costa Mesa 3 BR, H• Ba .. F .R Pool $83,500 Of PORTUMITY CAREER MIGHT Come as you are and gel the details on your future in the lucrative real estate profession. Speak directly with our Fountain Valley Mana~cr. Available Tues. evening 6 to 9 p m. or call for appt. PLAM TODAY FOR YOUR TOMORROW 18055 Magnolia St.. Fountain Valley 963-8311 Ge-Mrol 1002 .•••....•....••....•..• ·•····················· SPYGLASS SPECIAL 4 IR. -POOL -JACUDI 1-Level. spectacular home; complete· ·1y redecor . Finest quality. Air-cond. Lge. fam. rm. with 2nd frplc . 180' Front row, unsurpassed. unobstructed view. ocean. harbor, city lights. Invit- ing pool, jacuzzi, fountain, gas fire pits in lovely. low maint court. $249,500. App't. only . HELEN 8. DOWD REALTOR. IMC. MLS 644-0134 I G ol 1002GeMral ~--1-0_0_2 ~~~:! .......... ~?~~1 ~~~~:! .......... !?!~ Gewerol I 002 General I 002 •• ~~ •••••••• ••••••••• •• •••••••• ••••••••••••• ..........••••••••••.••.•..•••..•..........•.• ~COATS & WALLACE Cc:J1 REAL ESTATE. INC. BLUFFS -WITH FAMILY ROOM Beautifully decorated. original Bluffs. some view. 3 Bdrms., 2 baths: ready to move into. Offered at $129,900 DAMA POINT BLUFF Located directly over new marina. 2 Bdrm. -den, 2 baths. & pool. Protect· ed by locked gate. $69,900 BLUFFS -FOR LEASE 3 Bdrm at $485 , 3 BR. Cam. rm. $675 759-0226 G..wral I 002 General 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• C 41EDROOMS WEST LIFF HARBOR VIEW Heated Pool HOME $98 000 Ideally located for 1 ; children across Crom Prestlttlous WeslcllU Greenbelt. Great family area or Newport Beach. home on corner lot. Only Warm walnut paneled 2~ years old. Price is llvin~ room overlooks $132,000. Call now for ap· cove r ed t>allo and pointmenl to inspect! sparkling heated pool. Call 673-SSSO Just 10 % down. CALL ""'"' "' Q." s rurv 10~1 ~""' :.-. K£Y [Jl:IUIH:ll ~I P.E:ALTOP.Sh CALLUS FOR TwnhMI Condos In Tustfft • l"IM From '39,000to118,000 EXCELLENT TERMS Wants duplex or triplex THI HOMIS .. • .. RS lo N B area. Contact Mr. ~ PRIVATE PARTY L-Wolf. (213 )1194 . 7422 __ Ph:_l_7_z._s_JS_3_--l eve. --------1 Classified Ads sell bl& SEIL tdle items with a items, small items or Daily Pilot Classified Ad. &!\Y Item. 642-5671. G1•ral 1oozG1Mr9I IOOJ .............................................. --------l- A LOCALLY OWNED COMPANY SlRVING THC SOUTH COAST AREA SINCE 1963 LOVELY FOUNTAIN VALLEY Choice 3 bedrm, family room with breakfast bar, corner property for your RV or boat. Asking only $69,500. Call 546-4141 NOW REDUCED This beautifully decorated Mesa Verde home will please even the "picky" buyer. 3 Very large bedrooms, huge living room and nicely landscaped yards with cov· ered patio Spectacular interior! Super clean and sharp! Just re- duced for fast sale! $72,900. 546-4141 BIG CANYON Brand new, never lived in, ex -~ ecutive home. 2 Story living room with massive fireplace and view loft. s Bedrm, 6 bath, family room and library. All of this looks out on· to spectacular pool waterfall and golf course. Truly an outstanding home. Open House Sunday 1-5; 17 Royal St. George, N.B. Call 640·6161 HARIOR HIGHLANDS Cbarm1ng 3 bedroom home in pre· stigJous Newport Beach. Fantastic swimming pool with sepafate dress- ing room. Excellent location, near shopping and Mariners Park. $89,500. Call 64().6161. $74,900 MESA DEL MAR T -PLAN. 3 Btdrooim, 2 baths, beaut.ifuUy de· corated bome has cathedral ceil- ings and private master bedroom, covered patio, and extra deep lot. OWNER NEEDS F~ SALE! Call now 962-44.St. NEED LOTSA ROOM? This unusual home bas S bedrooms, 2 baths, 19' knotty pine formal din· ing room, separate family room with fireplace. LOW ~ance )'IN with et.ant covered paUo + oveni&td detached garaae; can to ee this bome now. 982"'"54. OM .UDO ISLE SURROUHDED IY WATER $275,000 GndollS s ... Ha.e h&tlhll Pool -Pmsy Two Loh -Two Stratos 0,... s..cMy I ·5 PM. 200YiaM4tftfoM MIMI EST A TE -VIEW -POOL $244,tSO hstlRtt.Hlls Move Ill_.._,..._. AUn Decor! Lo....ty 4 ...... Ir FGlllly ROCMR Fond Dllliftg R11t & Gn1Mry OH THE WATER $2Jt,OOO T1• 'fOllll' bay boat in frORt of .,.... cnto. -.. °" P""ffcJioas lJth lc6oa. 1"-4 ~ C)tass. bridl. th ..try. IMw & ww w."C&. 5 Yn MW l .... J V2 baths ,a•s •xtra ualt few ,....al er h"OIJI"· C4 ROW -Get ready for ..... "· IH HST LOCA TIOH SltS,000 lt•fft.I ...t MW ........ $tMld-5 ................. pool .d ......... yscl. ,_._He floor ,._ for ~. o,_ hay 1·5 PM. IOI I Mmt• L..., Wntclff. MIW IHGLAHD STYLE -POOL Sllt,IOO ,,. ...... 4 .......... Qldty ... ............. .,,.. .... .......... TWO HOMIS-OHI llG-°"' UTTLI $114,000 Cltolce~delM•loutloa.Rft .......................... .._ 11. ar• .._, MIW CAIPl1' _. .,.. .... See It Sal•., ., ....., 1·1 PM. S1WS TO WAT& -Y11W $114.500 , ..................... ... ... J .......... caa..to t.ed Wltfil VllW. 0,. w. , ••• , .......... :,:~V=T JNoa..hr:.t?d!y,FetJN.::.t:W. ~:::.~.~ ....... ,~.~.~ ....... ~.'":4!~ ....... ,~.~~~ ........ ~!:.~.~~ ....... ~·!:~.~: ....... ·············-·-···· ............... 100• G -1 100• G.._.. 1001 Ga ... 1002 .,, .. ,., 1001 ea 1002 . ........ ....................... . ... ,. . ........................................................................................... . •. .._.. IOOJ•••H.. 1001 ._,... 1002 .................................. -......... . ' , ............................................. ···················~·· ' • l + F It + POOL ------------...-- ' I I 'I .. CDM DUPlD -$1215111 vet~~':= ':z7ooo .. n ~ nit VJ 11. New llstlng-t o-2 bdrm wilts with ~i~ fi~:~~ c:~~ /-"'ete V.:>aJ-re f<;_eaftg fireplacet, tMparat e cances Ud qualify even ii you have I pa tio. All very close to Cd)( used your eh~1btlily. p rejen j a m enitie.1. Priced for quick sale. Low down to non vet. BAYCllDft'T $1H Hurry! Call 963-67f7 JllLJ "'-5 BDRM.-""' °'"'"''9 •llHU'lllOltNW NEWPORT HBGHTS :wtr=~ed-a':::te fu~t ~~~ I~ l!ltl t~.c:' S::~~E t:'v~t~ ~"b.':J::;::; nbrbood near Westctifr shop'g and . --==•••"m:::::i· bungalow with lots of potenllal to fine schls. Spacious family room, 2 OPEH SUM. 1•5 develop. $75,000. brick frplcs and plenty of room for 1111 PEMIROIC! 511 lnlnt. Mwpt lch p00l & Jacuzzi. Call for appt. MIWPORT HACH EASTSIOE DUPLEX SatjS41n l ·S £/SIDE C.M. DUPLEX -$96,500 M~ !~~~~~t: CU11 Ate MEAT-2 bedroom units. Plenty of green lawn on corner site, rourtyard, th.ru a do11ble Excellent Costa Mesa area. $'90,000. 1~ blb to all E/Side 17th, C.M. ~:a~fo~~~:r'. !r0iJs ! HORSE PROPERTY, TENNIS? amenities. 2 BR in ea. unit and all colossal living room with l'li ACU ESTA Tl IM IACIC IA y _ on freshly painted, crptd & draped. plush cupello& and bluff overlooking bay, mountains. peek-a-boo brick C.M. -16 UNITS -NEW tireplace-perrect for Rambling home with separate party ' Four 1 BR & twelver 2 BR new units in xlnt C. M. rental area close to everything. Laundr y facil's, lrg. heated pool & rec area w/gas BBQ's, workshop & real·li ve dichondra lawns. Pride-of-ownership. Stucco & shingle exteriors. Owner will carry 2ndT.D. company. A family room house by lovely pool. Room for tennis v.1th separate bath could court or stable. $550,000. bt.! 4th bedroom or mother·ln·law quarters' PANORAMIC OCEAN VIEW 3 liedroom, LARGI!: CUSTOM HOMr. 0 ... THE ILU~ This COUNTRY K ITCHEN '" "" rr~ v.ithistand,makelhisa spacious corner house has 4 perfect family /enter-bedrooms, 2 baths and breakfast nook taJnmenl home ID pre· -plus ~nique feature Of Separate sllgious WESTCL11''1'' "mother-m-law" unit. Auto garage area. $130,000. 675-2311 l.MQuai~ liiilPlac• . Prapwti•• 7S2-l910 I~ QUAil n NIW 1 llACH Try a Dally Pilot opener, sprinklers, etc. $135,000. 642-5200 Classified Ad to buy, sell !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 1 or rent someUung. J General 1002G1Mral 1002 GeMrcll 1002 Gftlef'al 1002 General •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• OPEi HOUSE TODAY 1PM·5PM STlf'S TO POOL Lovely 3 bdrm , 3 bath townhome in most popular "Tiburons." Huge master bdrm., dtning area, wet bar, covered patio. Nr. new cpts. & drps. Quiet end location. In m ovein condition. 18261 Arches, 545-9491 SPANISH HACIEMDA On deadcnd Cul·de-Sac sl Safe for little fe et 1 3 bdrm, 2 ba, w/frplc, B/I kitchen & b1g dbl. car garage Owner leaving area. 1 blk. W. of Ward. So off Ellis on San Antonio, 10485 Crane Cir . Fount. Valley. 968-3371 SANTA AMA IEAunFUL POOL HOME This exqul51lely decorated & la ndscaped home is brand new on the market. Only 3 yrs. old, heavy shake, vaulted ceilings. formal din. Too many extras to mention. Lg. pool & jacuzzi m elegant yd. 3121 Grisel, 545-9491 POOt. Ir JACUlll Make this beautifully decorated home JUSt the right situation for business or social entertarning. 3 spacious bdrms, 2 ba, & ram. rm., in convenient location nr. So. Cst. Plaza . E /Bristol; N/MacArthur. 1201 Alton Ln., 646-rnt YIUAGIWAUC Spaci~ 3 bdrm, 2 ba. Condo w/big dbl. car garage. Ideal location in proximity to So. Cst . Plaza. Btwn/Harbor & Bristol. So. of Se~erstrom. 2901 ''B"So. Fairvicw.646-7711 1 PRIME AllEA Plenty of room in this 4 bdrm plus den or five bdrm, 3 ba home. Has form din. great de- cor, immaculate cond., on tree lined street. 2309 Avalon . S.A 545-9491 COSTA MESA . MESA VERDE IEAUTY Uniquely designed around a lg. beautiful pool This elegant 4 bdrm. home t!> ideal for graciou~ family liv· 1ng . Outs tanding prof lndscpg. Beautiful area, close to the Country Club. Jus t listed $159.000. 3030 Country Club Dr., CM. 646-7711 HUGE LOT MESA VERDE Btfl 4 bdrm, 2 ba. 2 story home. Great floor plan . Italian tile entrance. lge liv· ing room w /PV s tone fireplace. frml dm. family kitchen, cul de sac street w I extra lge lot. 1935 Kildeer C.M. 545·9491 nrv A Tl COMMUHITY Of single tam homes m this btfl Npt. Bch location w xlnt VIEW. Quiet cul-de-sac st. $139,500. 2201 Private Rd • N. B . 646-77ll FAHTASTIC VllW From this immaculate Newport Bch. home . Superb oversized f am. rm. & formal liv. rm., both w/fireplaces. Btwn/Coast Hwy. & C~ff Dr. 251 Oceanview. Newport Hgts., N.B. 646-7711. l LIDO ISLE Outstanding custom bit home w /4 bdrms, :1 ba. fam rm. separate game rm & 3 car garage. Excellent value at $217,700. 107 Via Genoa, N.~. 646-7711 IA YCRlST ,OOL HOME $pac1ous, beautiful, newly de- corated familv home in :-.l'lt'cl are<i Prict•d right for im- mediate sail· 2051 Ship\' ay Lane. N B 6-lli -771 l. EXECUTIVE MAHSIOM Superlative in every respect is this plush & comfortable 4 bdrm, 3 ba VIP residence. in sought after. exclusive area. New on the mkt. 1230 Somerset, N.B. 646-7711 LAGUHA IEACH CROWN POIMT Elegant custom-built 3 bdrm .. 2 1~ bath home Situated on street amongst $350,000 homes. t~ blk. to ocean. 2 Mstr. suites, stone frplc., Parquet floors, elegant cptg. Many custom bltns. & extra features. Must see to appreciate! This h o m e will sell fast at $185,000. 545-9491, 156 McKnight. or1 HOUSI SAT/SUM. l•I . 1111 GAi.AXT Dlt.. Dover Shores. 3500 $Ci. ft. of pure unmitigated. spoil yourself you d~erve it, luxury & beauty. L!ir.Ze p ool & aep. jacuui, &la.as wmdbreat; 4 bdrms., 3 baths, office. All th.is + panoramic view, at only $258,000, while it lasts. OPI M HOUSI SAT /SUM. I ·5. JI t AV .. A CIEAIJTOS, The Bluffs. This also has a full p,ooramic view. 3 Bdrms., 21,; baths. wet bar & in spot· less, move-in condition! $149,500. Fit for a mayor or a king. Hot JUST AMOTHIEll FAHTAmC YllW In addition to the view, this 3800 sq. ft. home is 2 years new & has every quality goodie the owners could dream of, including a security system. At $320,000, this can't be duplicated again. Call us for an idea or some of the special, extra features. LAllGE. YllW LOT IN EASTILUFf & perhaps the largest pool, also. Un· jangle your nerves here! A great 4 bdrm. family home, profess. decorat- ed; from heavy shake roof to copper plumbing, a truly sweet domicile. $158,500. Just listed exclusively with Harbor Realty. We dare you to beat this! 673-4400 · DM sloit of HCS'bar ln•eshMnt Co. BAYFRONT, 'pier & float, lots $185,000 , to $295,ooO, to 'build your own custom home. Several areas to choose from. ATTRACTIVE Linda Isle 5 BR, 41h ba., fam. rm. & formal dining; lge. · tile patio & waterfront deck. $295,000 BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Boy\•d·· D'"''" N B b/S 6161 Ge-Mrof 1002 GeftffGI 1002 ........•.....•.•..•...........•.......••...•• ' C!£ GEDIGE ELKINS ca. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE eoPEH SAT. & SUH. 1·5 205 VIA UDO SOUD Bayfront Home On Lido With Great View! 5 Bedrooms In This Delightfully Bright & Cheery Residence. Open Plan With Pass· through Bar I nto Lovely Large Kitchen From Dining Area. Beautiful Deck Over Water With Pier And Slip. Super Home For En· tertairung $210,000. Leasehold. 402 VISTA TllUCHA Elegant Listing In the Incompara· ble "Bluffs" 3 Br 2~ Ba, Conversa- tion Pit 2160 Sq Ft Very Private Locat ion. Adjacent Major Green· belt Like a Jewel Near Pool $115,000 I I J Y1A UDO SOUD Huge Entry Features Beautiful Blue Lagoon Jacuzzi With Lights and Fountains. Spacious Throughout. Tremendous Game Room With Sliding Roof. 2 Wet Bars. A.Jr Conditioning Up. Living Room & Large Conversation Area With Fireplace. Luxurious Master Bedroom Smte With Fireplace Boat Slip $375.000 FEE 2104 Y1STA LAllB>O-ILUFFS Highly Upgraded 2 Story Townhouse On Wide Greenbelt Near Pool Finest Appointments Thr oughout C4 Bedrooms 3 Baths> Separate Guest Quarters Down, 3 Bedrooms 2 Baths Up. Spanish Plaster Interior. Open Beam Ceil· ings Italian Tile Entry Tile Kitchen With Built-Ins Large Secluded Patio Re frig Wash er & Dryer I n cl $129,500 SUNDAY 1·5 e IY APPOINTMENT 11I2 •ALAXY DlllVIE -DllfVI IY - CALL TO SH. Much Sought After Area of Newport B each . F in est Appointments Deli~htful »iting Colors. Pass Tbrougtl B tSide Dlnlni Area Wit,Jt Dram view r ur u1uae Who Enjoy The Finest In Executive Surroundings. Living With ft. Flair. 3 BedroomS $289,000 COltOMA OB. MAl-DUPUI Garde n -Like Atmosphere With Formal Llvlng & Dining. Great Kitchen For the Gourmet Cook. Lots of Extras Like Storage. Guest Rooms Billiard Room, 4 Bedrooms Plus. Imported Ceramic Tile and Carpets. HJdden Wine Cellar. l Bedroom, 1 Bath R.ental Recently Rec atpeted And Palnted $1§,000 lnclud!ng land. 1, REALTORS 67S.551 I WEST SIDE COST A MESA IEAUTY - 806 JOA.NM. 3 hdroom, 2 bath•~ soc. .... c..,.ts, dropes, pahd. loo. for boot or RY porldng. Only $61,500. Open Sun. 1-5. RANCHO SAH JOA9UIM ~ THI GOLF COUllSI. 2 b.*oom. 2 bath, .. wtt11 wet bcr . ..._...., ~oded. c......t carpet.. lltg. I 0 ft. c ..... J -.i.n.g ~ doM to pool c• for •P''"'"""" HAlllOlt HIGHLAND _. 4 ... deft "-· clow to schools, library, shoppi!MJ Ir paril. llG IOHUS Is a large f.,. styt. kite._ w I"-ceiHftgs & cu.to. woad caiHneh. Cal far ...-hwt. SHIP AHOY -Mffhst Cllbodt i. toww fw bochllor pod fw 9'Y. or C)Cll. Chaki loco- Ha. Sa.th of HlfJlrw.y lft COf'OftO de4 Mar, GM block fr'Oftl lhJ COf'OllMI hoclL llfy .W -pet"'hct slh for Mwe 1-. ho... $91,500. Cal for appolftt11•11I COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 2515 E. Coast Hwy .• COf'OINI de4 Mer 675-5511 WOODSY Surround yourself with pines tn this 5 bedroom, 3 bath custom-built home. Family room with wet bar, formal dining room, pool and low main- tenance yard. Great for entertaining. EASTBLUFf Gracious, happy, bright and beautiful 3 bedroom and family room home, 2 fireplaces. gourmet kitchen, lovely patio and spectatular view. $71 ,000. Sharp 4 bedroom, family home. Up· grades thruout. Garden-like yard, cor- ner lol. Protected hy our one year warranty. PRIME COMMERCIAL Lease. Newport Beach. Plenty of parking CALL 640-9900 VAi Jl~~~y ~RF~Al.;lY 1470 JAMBOREE RO .. NEWPORT BEACH ~~~~! .......... ~?~~1~~~~~:'! .......... !?.~~ ~ WATER VIEW DUPLEX TWO BLOCKS TO THE IEACH 3 Bedrm, 2 bath upper unit: 2 Bedrm, 2 bath lower. Quality carpeting and drapes thruout, bulltm range & oven, dishwashers, fireplaces. huge living room with 24 ft. deck overlooking the water. Steps to bay beach and close to park. $1H,500. JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 2919 Newport llvd. conMr loth 1002 GeMral 1002 .........••.....•...... ····················~·· AVIE MIW USTIMGS ./ CHICIC THISI { CAMEO SHOAIS -3 Bedroom fa mily rm, formal dine, parquet en· try' pool, $199,950. ./ HAUOa YllW HILLS -beautitul 6 be drm estat e, f a m rm, pool, jacuzzi, putting green $199,500. ./ SrYGLASS -Fa bulo u s Portsmouth model on corner lot. $235.000 . ./ J.ASMIMI ca• -Super sharp, 2 & a family rm wlth open beam ceil- ings, wet bat, sep dlnlne, $162,500. ./ C....-0 HICMtLAMDS -4 bedrm, sep dining, spectacular ocean view, all on a n excellen t. bomea lte. $189,900. , HOUSI$ FOR SALE I llDIOON 300 E. Coast Hwy. CDeAnu) NB 642~ $27,SOO Sat/Sun 1·5 2 8'HOOM 1111 S. Coast Dr.1H02J Woods.CM 545-6637 Sat/Sun 1·5 •18S06 Vallarta Dr., HB 838.8802 $77,900 Sun 12·S 234 Hazel, Corona del Mar 644-1766 $215,000 Sun. l ·S 18562 Pueblo Clr., Hunt'g Bch. $75.000 Sat & Sunday 12·5 542 Catalina Dr (Npt. Hts.) NB 646-4463 $89,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 515 Irvine Ave., Nwpt Heights 642·5200 $75,000 Sat/Sun l ·S 58 Beacon Bay, Newport Beach 675-6000 $121,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 27602 Summerfield Ln. San Clem. 496-0505 $56,000 Sun. 1·5 34 Canyon Island (Big Canyon) NB 642-8235 Sun. 12·5 432 Carnation. old CdM, CdM 675-6000 $149,500 Sunday l ·S 2 IR & FAM RM or DEH 2 Northwind Crt. Newport Beach 642·5375 $69,950 Sat/Sun 12·5 #6 Nuevo, Irvine 752-1700 $99.500 Sundav 1·5 320 Via Lido Nord #1, Lido Isle · 640-6161 $229,500 Sat/Sun l·S * 1000 Santiago (Dover Shores) NB 644-6200 $230,000 Sat/Sun l ·5 11 M adrona <RSJ) Irvine 644·6200 $92,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 119 Via Vella (Lido Isle) N.B. 673-7300 Sat/Sun 1-4 2515 Port Whitby, HVHms, NB 675-6000 $126,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 •21 Rana, RanchoSanJoaq., Irvine 675-6000 $97,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 208 Barcelona Ave, San Clemente 492-6714 Sunday 1·5 l Jorda n East (Terr ace> Irvine 752·1414 Sun.1·5 1100 Dover Dr .. Newport Beach 642 ·8235 $124,500 Sun. 1-5 3 BEDROOM 11 Greenleaf. Irvine Woodbridge 559-0881 $58.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 #12 Escapade Court, Newport BchJ 752 -7315 $92,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 128 Via Vella. Newport Bch 673-1610 Open Sat/Sun 1-4 2036 Ocean Blvd. Balboa Penin Pt. 673-2295 $159,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2686 Queda Way, Laguna Beach 4994551 $145,000 Sun 1·5 31555 F.irst Ave., S. Laguna 499-4551 $125,000 Sat/Sun 1·4 1989 Vista Caudal <Bluffs) NB $145,000 Sat/Sun 10·4 242 Lugonia <Newport Shores) N.B. 548-1290 $75.900 Sun. 1·5 15312 Seine, The Ranch, lrvine 558-8844 Sat&Sun 1·5 •201 Morning Cyn (Shoreclfs) CdM 644-4910 $235.000 Sat/Sun l ·5 1 Rue Grand Vallee <Big Cyn) NB 644-4910 $285,000 Sat/Sun l ·5 215 Costa Mesa St.. Costa Mesa 87()..4220 $71 ,300 Sun 12-5 14702 Comet, Irvine 752 -1700 $69,990 Sun. 12·4 #15DogwoodSouth . lrvine 752 -1700 $77,500 Sun.12·3 213 4-0th St., Newport Beach 673-2058 Sat/Sun l ·5 2252 Avalon. Costa Mesa 546·2313 $64,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 501 Tustin, Newport Beach 546-2313 $165,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •810 Governor. Costa Mesa 645·<m3 $57 ,500 Sat/Sun 12-5 806 J oann. W /Side, Costa Mesa 675·5511 $61.500 Sun 1·5 308 Vista Madera <Bluffs) NB 642·8235 $149,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 4515 Hampden (Cameo Shores) CdM 644-6200 Sat/Sun 1 5 39 Whitewater (Jas Creek) CdM 644-6200 Sat/Sun 1 ·5 270 E. Wilson (Ea~tside) CM 642-6368 $64.900 Sat/Sun 12-4:30 #5 Searnist Circle, Newport Sch. 642-1767 Sat/Sun 211 Costa Mesa Street. C.M. 646-0834 $69.900 Sat/Sun 1-5 1811 W. St. Anne, Santa Ana 963·989.5 $59,900 Sun 1·5 6711 Calpe Circle, Huntington Bch 524.5940 Sunday l·S 618 Lakeview, Costa Mesa 752-7315 $92.500 Sun 1·5 • 1906 Diana La, HarbHghJnds NB 640-6161 $89,900 Sunday 205 Monte Vista CE.Side) C.M. 751-1473 $64,950 Sun 1:30·5 223 Colton <NewPort Shores) NB 642-&35 $83,500 Sun. l ·S 22811 Larkin, El Tol'O 642·5200 '$66,SOO Sun. 12·5 •501 Playa, Bluffs. NB 675-6000 $126,000 Sun.1·5 3 U Ir FAM IM or DIM 5022 K.rooSt.(The Ranch) Irvine 551-487'7 $74,000 Sat/Sun 14:30 515·16lh St. Huntlngton Beach 842~ $'961900 Sat/Sun 1·5 6031 Veiley Dr. HunUnaton Bcb 847~1 $87,SOO Sat/Sun 3'11 Carnation, Col'ona dcI Mar 6'0·'7000 Sat/Sun 1·5 3108 Broad (NeWJJOrt Htl.) N.B. ~~ $tfl.OOO Sat/Sun. l.S 113 G Striet, Balboa PCtllftSi1la 558aM . SaUrSun 1~ )I ' DIRECTORY IC"P thlt handy directory wtth you thl• weekend H rou go "°411 .. hunttnv. All the looedont Nlled below are detcftbed In,,._._. detan bJ ad,vertltlllff elHwheH tn todtlf't DAILY PILOT WANT ADS. Petrone Mowing open hovMa for -.a. or rent.,. U.,..cf to llet auch lnfonftetlon In thtt column Hc:h Satu..U.1 end Sunday. 402 Belvue Lane Penin Pt, Balboa 673-4037 $135.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 921 Peace Place, Costa Mesa 963-6767 $77,500 Sunday 1·5 8811 Lanark Cir .. Hunt. Beach 963-7881 $65,995 Sat/Sun 12·5 821 Cortez, Mesa del Mar. CM 751-3191 $69,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 4033 Humboldt Dr. (HtgHar) HB 846-5531 Sat/Sun 12·5 3290 California St. Mesa Verde 540-3387 $72,900 Sat2-5, Sun 1·5 8271 Terry Dr., Hunt. Beach 842-2535 $72.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 10652 Morning Glory, Fount Valley 842-2535 $69,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 10884 San Paco, Fountain Valley 842-2535 Sunday 12·5 2927 Carob, Eastbluff. NB 673-8550 Sw1day 1·5 5062 Doanoke. Irvine 752-1700 $73,900 Sunday 1·5 9692 Melinda Cr (La Questa) HB 963-4088 $115,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •3952 Hemingway Ave (Colony) Irv 552-3952 $78,500 Sat /Sun 12-5 1836 Port Tiffin, Harbor View NB 548-1927 /752-2887 Sat/Sun l ·5 •No.18Cyn Isl Dr, BgCanyon. NB 675-5.511 $158,400 S/S/Mon 1·5 •4600 Roxbury. Cameo Shores, CdM 675-3411 $199,950 Sat/Sun 1·5 17 Monterey Cir, Spyglass, NB 640-2437 $235,000 Sat /Sun 1-5 4621 Cortland (Cam llghlnds) Cdl\t 759-0811 $160.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1700 Port Charles (HVHomes ) NB 644·6200 Sat/Sun 1-5 15 Rue Cannes (Big Canyon ) NB 642-8235 $215,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 428 Vista Roma (The Bluffs) N.B. 546-8640 $129.500 Sat/Sun 1-S 18l7 Alsuna Ln. Huntington Bch 536-1263 $65,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 219 Wst Yale Loop Woodbridge. Irv. 644-8984 $98,500 S IS /Mon 11-5 3007 Carob, E /Bluff. Newport Beach 640-9900 $158.000 Sun 12·5 1521 Kings Rd. Lido Isle, NB 642-3600 $175,000 Daily .•2540 Vista Bay a , cor Tustin NB 646-3255 Sat/Sun 1·5 5 HermitageLn (Rig Canyon> NB 644 ·1766 5435,000 Sat/Sun 2·5 2976 Andros. Mesa Verde. CM 546·5880 Sat/Sunday 1·5 2449 Windward Ln, Newport Beach 642-8235 $15-0,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1600 Sandalwood. Mesa Verde. CM 549-86.55 $70.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 15101 Syracuse. Westminster 540·9922 $83,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 17823 San Clemente St. Ftn Valley 963-3308 $76.000 Sun/Mon 12·5 25511 Charlemagne, Laguna Hills 837-4521 $85,500 Sun. 1·4 * 17622 Miller, Tustin 752-7315 $92,900 Sun 1·5 17380 Palm. ft'ountainhead. F'.V. 546-4141 $69,500 Sun. 1·5 1681 Labrador. Mesa Verde, CM 540 1720 $76.900 Sun. 1·5 1392 Galway, Halecrest, CM 751-6732 $65,800 Sunday 1·5 •18712 Via Palatino (T.Rock) Irv 640·0020 Sun. 1·5 •6 Rue Villars <Big Canyon) NB 642-8235 $295.000 Sun. 1·5 1234 Sand Key, HV Hills, CdM 675-6000 $15.5,000 Sunday 1,5 749 Olympic Ave (Mesa No.) CM 540 9922 $60,500 SWlday 1·5 4 BEDROOM 21242 Breton Ln. (Seabury) HB 536-0967 $76.000 Sat/Sun •1059VallejoCir, Costa Mesa 963-9895 $102.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •Nantes (The Ranch) Irv. 752-7541 $81,990 Sat/Sun l ·S 2116 Vista Entrada (Bluffs) NB Sat/Sun 1·5 13731 Olympic Ave, Costa Mesa 540-8149/546-5605 Sat/Sun 1·5 •4506Wayne Pl (Cam Hghnd) CdM 646-8708 Sat/Sun 1·4 426 San Bernardino, Nwpt Bch 546·2313 $120.000 Sat/Sun l ·S 113 Via Lido Soud, Lido Isle 631-1800 $375,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 4833 Dorchester, Cam Hghnd, CdM 673·3890 $189,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 6221 Cboctaw, Westminster 675-4822 $69,500 Sun/Mon.1-4 9332Nautllus (Seahaven) HB 640·0020 Sun. 1·5 4 Ill & FAM RM or DEN 225 LaJolla Dr. Newport Beach 646-7968 $139,950 Daily 9961 Oceancrest Dr., Hunt. Sch 968-5469 $136,500 S/S/M l ·S •No.14 Birdsong(Woodbrldge)Jrv. sr79-8533 $125,000 Sat/Sun 10-4 502 Klllgs Road, NewPort Beach 64.2-0200 $195,000 Sunday 18105 Leatherwood Way, Irvine 552·7933 S105 000 Sat/Sun 9.5 9691 Orient Dr .• liuntington Deb 96Mrf5 $93,450 Sat/Sun 1·5 •••219ViaLidoSd (Lido Isl) NB 6'4·1766 $550,000 °.un. l..S 3008 Grant Ave., Costa Mesa 545--0841 $68,500 Sat/Sun 10·5 2145 Seville (Balboa Penin) N.B. 675-9111 $158,500 Sat/Sun 1-S 2207 Port Lerwick (Hrbr View ) NB 640-0254 $165,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 26031 Via Del Norte, Mission Vjo 731·3434 Sunday 1·5 5 Torrey Pines Ln (Big Canyon) NB 644-4910 $235,500 Sat/Sun l ·5 * 1524 Sylvia Lane. Newport Bch. 646-8023 $98,000 Sun 1·5 8561 Afton Cir., Hunt. Beach 963-6767 $89,500 Sat/Sun l·S 1853 Pt. Sheffield, HVHomes, NB 673-85.50 $132,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2173 E. Ocean Blvd, Balboa Penin. 751·3191 $191,500 Sat /Sun 12-5 •2861 Velasco, Mesad elMar, CM 546-4141 $79,900 Sat/Sun l ·S •1718Galaxy Dr. (DoverShrs) NB 673-4400 $258,000 Sat /Sun 1·5 3902 Hemingway Av. Colony Irvine 552-1715 $79,900 Sat/Sun 12·5 *13832 Margene, Irvine 752-1700 $130.000 Sat /Sun 14 •3076 Molakai. Costa Mesa 546-2313 $82,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 843 Sonora, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $72.000 Sunday l·S 1720 Port Sterling. HarbVuHms 645-0303 $138,500 Sat /Sun 12·5 16 L assen (Peters Univ Pk) Irv 833·1181 $114 ,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 • 11349 Goldenrod. Fountain Vly 962-9311 $79.950 Sat/Sun 11·5 3101 Coolidge, Costa Mesa 546-5880 $72,500 Sat/Sun 12-5 • 14 Mission Bay (Spyglass) CdM 642-8235 $269,500 Sat/Sun l·S 2731 Bayshore Dr. (Bayshores) NB 644-6200 Wed.·Sun.1·5 3253 Iowa. Mesa Verde, CM 549·8655 $69.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 468 De Sola Terrace, CdM 644-7211 $165.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •398 Vista Baya, Newport Beach 646-3503 $127 .500 Sat/Sun 1-5 • 1743 Bayfront Way, Back Bay. NB 675-0000 $116.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •2101 Hi ghland.HarbHglnds. NB 540-1151 Sat 1-5/Sun 10 :30-5 •2600 Lighthouse Ln., CdM 675-6900 $163,950 Sat/Sun 1-5 1975 Port Bristol. Harb Vu, NB 644·7270 $136.000 S/S/Mon 1·5 2829 San Juan Ln M. de! M, CM 556-2660 $76,000 Sun 1-5 395 Granada Way (Back Bay> CM 835·3696 $121.500 Sun. 1·5 49 Montecito Dr .. Corona del Mar 496-9501 $275,000 Sunday 1·5 208 Susannah Pl. E/Side, CM 556-2660 $75.000 Sun 1·5 •2010 Lemnos Dr. Mes;i Verde. CM 546·5880 Sunday 1·5 • 32 Point Loma (Spyglass) CdM 644·6200 $315,000 Sun. 1·5 •19 Royal St.George (BigCyn) NB 644·6200 Sun . 1·5 981 1 Fairtide Cir. Huntington Bch. 540·1720 $69,900 Sunday l·S 3339 Maryland Cir. Mesa Verde. CM 540· 1151 Sunday 1 ·5 1101 Kings Road. Cliffhaven. NB 675·6000 $325,000 Sunday 1·5 10372 Pua Drive, Huntington Beach 546·5990 $63,500 Sunday 1·5 18691 Via Torino, Turtlerock. Ir. 675-6000 $139,500 Sunday 1·5 • • 50136lh St.. Newport Beach 675-7060 Sun 1-5 5 IEDROOM * lOll Marian Lane (WestclifO NB 631-1400 $195,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •6111 Orlando "Prestige," H.B. 842·1418 $89,950 Sat/Sun 1·5 205 Via LidoSoud, Lido lsle 631·1800 $210,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •200 Via Mentone (Lido Isl) NB 631·1400 $275.000 Sun. 1·5 S IR & FAM RM or DB4 20122Tranqull Ln. (Landmark) HB 962-2104 $84,900 Sat/Sun 12·5 2390 Redlands Dr., Newport Bch 645-6365 $175,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2758 Mallard (Mesit Verde) CM 557·7648 $121,500 Sat/Sun 12·5 1228 Marian Lane (Westclirfs) NB 644·7878 $159,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 22 Drakes Bay, Newport Beach 549.9209 ~.000 Sat/Sun 10·5 * 17 Royal St. George, Big Canyon &t0·6161 $41.5,000 Sat/Sun l ·S 20082 Mw-al Cir. Huntington Beach 540-1720 $89,SOO Sat/Sun 1·5 43 RbyalSt. George <B Cny) NB 642-8235 $310.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1621 Port Barmouth, Harb Vu, NB 644-7270 $174,950 S/S/Mon 1..S 1789 OrioJe <Mesa Verde) CM 540-4843 $134,500 Sun 11-5 ••&•AMaM•~ • 3628 e&taJna.ri'ail. Harb VUHll,OUI 640-1867 $199,500 Sal/Bun l•S CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE Z llDIOOM 4 c-erflto., Rancho.SanJoaq, Irv. 6's.o:n1 s101 ,500 sat1Sun i .s ws<>cean Blvd. G-44th flrCdM 640-1515 $159~~ Sat/Sun 10·5 9598 PetUlwood, nunt Bch 9e3-3957 $56,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 .9 AmberwoodSt. Smoke Tree, Irvine 540-1720 $64.500 Sunday 1·5 •1426 Deauville, Fr. Qtr, CM 549-8655 $51,000 Sunday 1-S 2 11 & FAM RM or DIH 10 Rue Cannes (Big Canyon) NB 759·08ll $204,950 Sat/Sun 1·5 217530cean Vis ta, So. Laguna 494-M57 $94"500 Sunday l ·S 3 ll!DROOM 601 Seaview La. Costa Mesa 645-0003 $77,500 Sat/Sun 12·4 •394 Sunrise Cr (Bk Bay Vill> CM $89,500 Sat/Sun 11·5 26Canyonlsland Dr.<BigCyn) N.B. 644-4910 $159,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 319 Avenida Cerritos (Bluffs) N.B. 673-4400 $149,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 468 Vista Trueba (Bluffs) Npt. Bch. 759-0811 $113,900 Sun.1·5 4441 Coast Highway, Nwpt Beach 645-0303 $120,000 Sunday 12·4 * •4423 W. Coast Hwy., N.B. 644-1133 $126,500 Sun. 1·5 3 1R & FAM RM or DEN 402 Vista Trucha, Bluffs 631·1800 $115,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 465 Gaviota (The Bluffs) NB 759-0226 $129,900 Sun. 1·5 ·• 361 Ravello Lane, Costa Mesa 963-9777 $63,900 Sunday 1-5 *19 Crest Cir.PacVu/SanMig, CdM 675·6900 $114,900 Sunday 1·5 TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE l llt & FAM RM or DEH •29ll "B" S. Fairview. Santa Ana 646-7711 Sat/Sun 1·5 HOME & INCOME 3 IR & 3 II 415 Poppy, Corona del Mar 673·2278 Sun. l ·S DUPLEXES FOR SALE 3 BEDROOM 3205 Clay St .. Newport Beach 533·6600 Sunday 10·5 3 BR & I IR * •312 Grand Canal.Balboa lsld 631-1400 $239,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 411t&tllt 715 Jasmine. Corona del Mar 631·1400 $154,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 411t&l1R 4404 Channel Place. Newport Bch. 631-1400 $154,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 HOUSES FOR RENT l llDROOM 507 Marguerite, old CdM, CdM 675-0000 $550/mo. Sat/Sun 1·5 •301 Avenida Cerritos.Bluffs.NB 675·6000 $650/mo. Sunday 1-5 4 llDIOOM ••503 Edgewater, N.B. 631·1400 $1400/mo Sat/Sun l ·S CONDOMINIUMS FOR LEASE 3 11 & PAM l~w DEM No.6 Canyon Ln. Cany Crest 675·M11 $640/mth Sat/Sun 1·5 CONDOMINIUMS FOR RENT 3 HDIOOM 2975 Qucdada (Bluffs) Nwpt. Bcb. 833-8600 $695 mo. Sun.1-4 J • a PAM aM « D'" 418 Plata, Bluffs 631·1800 $750/mo Sunl·S MAGHIRCEHT Y11W USTILVFfl S"ctacalarly louled overlo4*1DS U.e ~oun· t4int, upper ba~ and nlaht 1t1ht1, tllrn lp#CIOUS bedroo~ end distinctive Fumlly .Room . Thia eleonur. customluJ home· 111 o • rercd oL Sl~.000. ~hown by appointment. -Open Wed. 1·5. Call e73~ to . . v~,:, 111••11 s JUN rorl NICI' SpyglaH ly OwHr 6br Southport, Igo ouk paneled game l'bom, Cam.rm w /cuJ1tom oak bltns, lge sep diJ.rm, side yd w /play bao for children. Beuul p ool, Jacuul & Gazebo. On the market at $325,000. Make us an offer. Our new home is being construct· ed. 644-6709 VIEW ON THE BLUFF Huntington Viewpoint OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 12·5 18506 VALL.ARlA • Beautiful 2 bedrodin. 2 bath. Custom carQeting & wallpaper. Flref11ace, large entry hall with wood pe1a:ed floors, 2 patios, double g;tragc with electric opener. Pool. tennii. court:;, Ju11t !l months new. $77,900 Locat ed off ~llis between Beach BIVd. & Newland in Hunth1gton Oeach. Coastline Real~ 636-8802 SP AMISH VILL~ SSS,250 • BEAdH W 1 n din~ w a I k°"· <i y through Casti}ian courtyard leads l o secluded entry sheltered by red tile roof. F'lesla dining plus cantin' bar and gourmet kit&e11 Soaring stoir cate 1 .. Master bdrm plus cJ\ild ,.. retreat. Pool plus t(J101s r.takc this Twnhm U,·ing ut its f111est. Try $6,600 lolal d•Nn. Call 11-17·fHO ~ 11; '" , • 11 '\ 'urJ 'CJl•I •• t ATTENTION ·• IMVESTORS, $36.500 I otder homo 1ocatr In Huntington Beac on 60xl00 ft. lot near s ool, park and new llh(11ry. Great starter home, ll"or more Information o lbis uruque buy eall 963-61 Q'flJlll9 •11S flJNl0ftl t• Laguna Rmcheff• WITHVIE Nearly 2 acres n among giant oaks 2'h miles to lhe su 11 rcmerlcable c built a bdrm + d family rm bom tlcn«i to moxirrU. panorami c, h ronchland view. CllJ' covtrcd P•tkl room ror campers, etc. Tho corrtl ca commodaui as hortes a" )'t>u eoul want with room to a OFFERING P $220,000. c.&•44-7.21 •r .--> Income Property! Tarbell's Costa Mesa office has a number ol excellent rentals available tor your 1nspect1on Tri-plex-2 blocks to the beach All are two bedroom units for $120 000 3 units great Eastside location 2 one bedroom homes and a 3 bedroom unit with lutchen tac1ht1es $90.500 • for more details call 540-1720 Landmark Giant: Gorgeous 5 bedroom family home with all the room you II 1t11er need All concrete walks and • patio. sprinklered yards Convertible den. 3 baths Huge family room with ltrep11ce to cud· die by Luxury h111nq room private master suite lush carpets 6 months new $89 500 call 540-1720 Del Serro Ranch! Submit all ollers today on this newly fisted rambling ranch home. tmrned1at~ po~session available 3 bedrooms, 11• bolhs Donong area ne>et to the gourmet kitchen Private master sutte with 1t s own bath and dressing area En· terlaoner s living room woth fireplace Forced iar healing $65,900 Call 540 1720 larqain Priced! For tli1s prestige Mesa Verde area A de· •corators delight inside 1n rich tones and tex· tures Newly painted and insulated, richly paneled family room with a cozy fireplace Din· ing area. party sized living room. The best 111 kitchen buall·ons Covered patio for outdoor fun Fully sprinklered yards S76 900. call 540-1720 <:- $54,500-Vnla! Starters delight Shows very clean and neat 3 bedroom' condo. 2 full baths Dononq area on the country kitchen. top quality appliances thruout Enclosed patio could hold your pool or pong pong table. Comm pool and rec facohtoes available 2-car garage. forced air heating Call today. ~1720 Ntwport Crest! Handsome home with a 1new to Catalina trom the private master suite Walk to the oeach tennis covrts & comm. pool Deluxe kitchen 'with self cleaning oven. trash compactor for a space saver• 3 bedrooms. 3 ba ths Eattng area 1n the kitchen fiesta lamoty room log sized ltreplace Garage door opener ror convenience. Lovely condo S89 950 call 540-1720 $40,500·T•e AclYantGCJe! '"nd save on this carrm1ng starter home Reduced $1000 good area Separate covered patio with BBQ area arid playhouse tor the kids 3 bedrooms. woad decorated kitchen 1111· mg room + eatmg area Extra wide concrete driveway Close to shops and bus service $40.SOO. call 540-1720. Mo City MoiHs! Quiet . piwate CDS street so you get hardly any noise and low trat11c' Walk to grade 1chools. pretty pet10 area Neally manicured qrounds 4 bedroom•. 11• bllhs Dining k1tctwn cozy hreptace 1n the 1tv1ng room Semi converted gMeg• with wood panehng arid carpets Forced air heat $69 900 Call f>40-1720 Pn1ticJ-V1Da , .. td Freshly painted mstde and out gorgeously de· jorete<:t central forced air heating and atr con· .Jf1tiontn41 • ve<"ahle bedrooms 2 batM In- timate dtn1nq room woad burning fireplace 1n the POOi tibia 'ltzed family room Enl"f hall to llv1n9 room covered p1110 Sprinklers all e round heavy shake roof $120 000 Call 540-1720 OwMr's Prid.! t Sharp home 1n great area Beautifully fandscaped home large L shaped patio. 3·car ~arage Professionally decorated on warm tones and textures 3 bedrooms. 2 baths Fami- ly room with hearty lireplace central air to keep your coot Deluxe kitchen. handy ap- 1phances and working areas $67.250. call .~.n~ - 540-1720 2955 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa MIMIMr RELO· HOMES OPIM I ·5 Thia Aflwnoon UMICi)UE IM IAYCREST/IACKIAY Nicely localed 4 bdrm., 3 bath, w /fam rm. +pool & lge covered patio. All f<v: $116,000. See Bonnie Evans at 1743 Bayport Way. UMl9UE IM HAlllOll VIEW HIU.S - tremendous view, delightful home','2 bdrms. den, nr pool, tennis. See N~ cy Laux at 2515 Port Whitby. Bl'idg $126,900 for fee land. UMlquE IM COllOHA DE:L MAil -Col- ta ge, So. of hwy., 2 fireplaces. 2 bdrms. 2 baths, See Pal Lane al 432 Carnation. Bring $149,500. UNIQUE IM HARIOR VIEW HILLS -3 bdrm Lusk, charming, s unny, super condition. See Sharon Smith al 1234 Sand Key. Bring $155.000. UNIQUE OVER NIEW/ORT HARIOR -4 bdrm. 2 s tory. mcredi ble Bay views, room for tenms. Sec Jane Paquin at 1101 Kings Road. $325.000. UHl9UE lf'f THE ILUFFS -3 bdrm end unit with lovely patio. Asking $126,000. See Marge Ellmore at 501 Playa. UNIQUE IN RANCHO SAN JOACi)UIH - s mashing condo. 1563 sq. ft., views, decor, privacy Asking $97.000. No signs allowed -so you must fmd Ron nie Lundy at 21 Ra na UNIQUE IN HUMTIHGTON IEACH - Glen Mar. 4 bdrm or 3 & den, sharp. See Phil Handleman at 10372 Pua Drive. Only $63.500 UNIQUE IH TURnEROCK 4 bdrm. beaut. cond . tree-;. ~1ew. lg e lot. $139,500 See Carol Drake at 18691 Via Torino. UN19UE IN THE BLUFFS -Water view. 3 bdrm end unit condo for lease at $650/mo. See Marilyn Shuff at 301 Avenid~ Cerritos. UHl9UE IN BEACON IA Y 2 bdrm . impressive, large patio. See Marilyn Hodges at #58 Beacon Bay, bring $121.000. UNICi)UE IH OLD CORONA DEL MAR - Exclusive lease neat. airy 3 bdrm w/brand new a ppliances. $550/mo See Barb H utc hin gs at 507 Marguerite REALTORS· THE NICEST P£0Pll:: SE LLtNG THE NEATEST ~0"4£5 CORONA DEL MAR, 675 6000 MESA VERDE, 546-5990 • CALL U$ mac nab I Irvine realty EXECUTIVE HOMES FOR THE DISCRIMIMA TIMG BUYER OH A llEAUTIFUL LOT on a beautiful s treet' Custom 4BR home w/family room, formal dining, den & 4 fireplaces. Approx 4200 sq.ft. of marvelous li ving w/high ceilings, circular driveway & lg. pool w/decking. Ideal for entertain· ing.$297.SOOfec <E39> DOVet SHORES Beautiful custom home overlooking Newport Bay ocean and Newport Center. This delightfully inviting home has a mansard roof - formal dining lg. family room -2 fireplaces -4 over sized BRs -love· ly terrace & gardens. $329,500. (E40) LOYaY HOME- LOVEI. Y MEIGHIORHOOD A charming 3BR home in Westcliff. Trees -used brick -country kitchen -lovely garden living room -near Mariners park & school. $124.,500 fee. < E4ll SPECTACUl.Al We challenge you, to !ind fault with this magnificent Big Canyon home. Garden entry w /fountain opens to a breathtalting 2-story living room w /Italian mar b le & luxurious carpet. Gourmet kitchen & family room overlook pool & jacuzzi - fairway view. 3 lg. 8Rs. $295,000. 0'9I SUM. l·S P.M. #6 IUI YU.LAIS. (E42) . MEW EHGLAMD CHAIM Newport's newest condominiums - The Knolls. Luxurious 2BR & don w/plank floors, upJ(raded carpets. French doors, bay window, brick & wood. End·unit w /park-like setting. Comm. pool & tennis court. $122,750 (£.43) BARBARA AUNE 642·8235 ' ~.~~-~ .... J ~.~~ ....... ~~-~-~~ ...... ~:.~.~ ....... ,~!!!.~.~.: ..... c..._.w.....,~ 0UCww:dl04• IOU C....Mne I 4 CiftMnO 1024c.et8MeM 1024 ................................................................................................................... MESAY IDi -------------.. t Bedn:D;. nunlly TOOm , ~ rpet, drip • Cresh nt, ~Uo. larae yard •t trM111 mooo. •~Mee.,. R"1tOt ' .. 0 Newport C..toMelo541·7729 EXCLUSIVE MESA VERDE POOL HOME Secluded entry Into this &ill'lt!OUS 3 or 4 BR. Fum Rm, w /oullilanding brick patio & poot area. One of ukmd! SUPER 3 BEDROOM IROOICVl!W tOWMMOME Speclam floor ,.__ •• ...,_ .. Alll\w Hghh. .. C9,_t1 9d •·a.·C..•1•_, .. '"""' lacaD. -4 ,... ............ ¢_..._ laclllclts: ••fvkjwator, ........ -clrjw. S•~ _, two patios. ..._ Souttt Coaat Pfau.°"" $16,000. OftEH HOYM s... ·~ .5 ........ ..., lab>a P~ I 007 Corono d., Mer 1022 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• LOTS OF P,OTfH11AL Peninsula Point EXCLUSIVK 3Br. 2bu. Raised hearth frplc. beamed ceil.mc, panel ing. Cpt'g thr\J-out Enclosed patio. forced air heal. $159,000 b) owner. prin. only. CJ!l 673-2295 4 IR.-2 IA THS Plus office; prime 10<.'a lion. Listed at $158,500 JEFFBRIERY REALTOR 675-9111 en the Point. Close to Bay & Beat'h . Sbr. 4ba, ronnat dm. rm. ram. rm. den, finished dbl gar. wet bar. Sl79,500. Pnn only. 673·3226. EMCHAMTIMG PATIO ENTRANCE to this lovely JBr + den hm on Balboa Penn 1:-. JUSl the beginning 1\n add1tnl pvt patu> m lhl' rear enhances the <:harm of th1i, warm Cam hm JU:-.t 50 yds from surf & s Jnd Call I or appl. SSa..8844 Bil BAYFROMT Old World Charm in th1:-. 3 Br. 3 Ba w 1fplc Onl~ $:!25.000 Open houM· Sat & Su n 1·5 . 201 E Edgewater or c-;,111 Pro1lerty House ti.i2 38.')(t 402 Belvue Lane O~n Sat Sun 1·5 f'ant~t1c custom horn" on tree shUdl'<l sl1.1t.1 :1 Bdrm, 2ba +Den L i.:t• II\ rni: & dm1n1o: mum Shake roof. Pnrt·d to sl'll this weekend! SI :~.lttHI Call Agent 673-4037 Corona det Mar 1022 ....................... DUPLEX Sparious 3 bdrm & 2 baths. each unit Lari:l' mstr. bdrm . beamt.•d , ell . xlnt rental,.,' Sl39,500 PAULMAHTIN REAL ESTATE &U·i383 WeltunC'&Compan W I • 1 • <1 • "' 2600 Lighthous~ La 4 BR Broadmoor. FR pool & jacu:w Slfl3,!J50 Open Sat /Sun I :. 675-0000. COUNTRY COTT,\G 1-: 2 RR. 2 ha. S or II"~ ~.000 Paul M;u"tm · Real Estate 64.t-738:1 Welton<.&Curnpany fl ... ' ...... 19CRESTCIRCLE CAN\'ONCREST 3 BR. pool side Condo DR. FR. Jacu111. tcnnr ... cb. Sll4.900 Open Sun da} l 5 6i5·6900 OCEAM VIEW 3 Br. dE'n. dm rm & ram rm $30.000 upf!racled m past year. All n<''' kitchen, cpls. wallpaper & tile. lluge lot. Un· believable reduction to $149.000 Nick Vracin Agent 752-6521· 551-2784 DUPLEX . EASTSlDE GEM Sharp 3 Br, 2 ba on lrg lot. Red1.1Ced to $69,900. The 1deuJ combwatron or _B_kr __ 963_837 __ 7 _____ 1 a new home in an 2Br.oneyroldlSOOsqfl. e s t a b I 1 s h c d C'.ondo. Adults only sec. ~e1ghborh~. teaturrn.: All amenities, prof de. all tht' latest appornt· cor'd For sale b} ment:;, O\oers1zed garai;:e, u~ncr. Si 1.500 "Prine. lurge rooms, 3 bath, s~cp Onh 545_6637 OPEN HOUSE BRAND NEW 4BR +DEN Mice 4 .._.oom .._ wltll ~ rOOfll, t. MESA VBlDE .-.o of <;oata Mn&., ... to laa.e • choice of color for MW c_,... tlltr•CM1t. Hear schools. A DOM. lllD EXCWSIVE for .ty $70,000. Hllnyl CALL-NOW 752-7315 DONALD M . BIRD down wet b;ir, m1n1 ------Associates , Realtors ocean Vlt!W. All walkin~ d1stanre to pra' .tll' beach. Only $165.000. lee OPIEM SAT SUH 1-5 468 D• Sola Terrace <corner Seu\l>ard lid I dB MESA VERDE Lllrge~t Republtc ~lodel, fabulous trt·level floor plan, 5 Hr 3 Ba. h:e Fam Hm. w '"clbar, 2 fpk ·s. formal dmmg, massl\ <' m::.tr suite. nr ne" lt('g10nul Park. N1t·C':.l ne1i.:ht.iors ~ best schools 111 Co!.ta Mt>sa. $121,500 Ownr Ab<l 557,7&18 -------------Dana Point I 026 Dana Point 1026 ····•····••·····•··•··· ........••........••... :.~:!~~~:~ ....... !?.~~ --A-R•C•H-IT•E•C-T.'S-- REMODELED E. SIDE BEAUTY 4Br. lormal din rm. !am rm. all new kitchen C\ t•ryth1n~ 1mmal'ulale m & oul Cull for an up pointmt•nt to set· Slil .500 REESE REAL TORS 751-1473 ~IAl<\'M.Ot'S l'\l'O\I E OPPOHTL:'\IT\ In lasl i:ruw1ni: t-;Ji.b11lt• DELIGHT LoL~ of n.'Clwood, ,.k~l'l'' & brown plu-.h l'i.;1i->ct!> make this Ml'sa \ erdt- homl· a real\ alul' at rinl) 1:>16,000 :.I Largl bt•rlnn-. 2 bath~. hU).!l' ) ,int ... hnl·k pJtw .ind lrttll trl't'" Uurr ~ <.llf S46 5&l(J . .. HERITAGE ~ REALTORS QUIET CUL-DE-SAC STREET - with lol'i of greenery highlighting this cozy 2 BR home. Fireplace in living rm. Good ocean view from xtra-large deck . Don 't he s itate. call now .$81,000 I.\(; t':\ \ Ht-:.\Cll -19~ 2l>CI 493-8812 SOLTll I \<; t;"\ \ l'l'J 15!!1 LAGUNA NIGUEL 495-1720 <.treJ Two :-Ol'llarall' ---------· hou!.es on J lot sl'P Costa M~sa I 024 Costa Mesa 1024 _, t-lrds. J.:Jt ·s. lK•lh 2 Ur l ••••••••••• • • •• • • •••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ra, bltn<,, lndsqxl. t'll' ~r lJy sho111uni: & truns B y 0 w n l' r ~ 7 'I • ;, O 0 ill-.i!J.120til Sak• bv Ownr :1hr l'11ndo, l"a•nC:·h <~uartC'r.., <>1H·n d.irl) 10 5 pm :I IK:I C•>lll·gl· ,\\ t' 55fi Kh'i I l'nn onh BYOWMER Opt.•n hou .. 1.· l!I, W, :!hi a ~SJ~!~.e~ ~~.~~t,y'" Ill'\\ p:nnt. t'J>h. tlrps . .\. lott.hl'll jlnl.\ Si:! ~11111. I BEACH LIVING 3 Bl<. :! BA. atnum, t en 111~ 1·ou1t. pool. private 1 luh Only S63.900 Hurry on llus Ont>, c·an 't la .. t. • •111><·11 hou::.c Sun l ·5P\l l'.11 I aurk•r1\ 963-9777 Ol'[NHOU\E •£f,llY REALTY WORLD X HUOr'""" Co,l• Mt\4 - \.!, \ 645-916t · DC9'1a Point I 026 .....•.•..•.•.••..••••. :M~lli (;1 ,111t AH: L';\I I llt, 2h,1, dtn 1m flpk, ..:=========;.1 UNDER $60,000 lh U111ldl'r N<'w :lhr, den r'am rm. som<' ocean l'ollC"'l' l':irk. dl'l\l' IH 4 BH. 2 JI ,\ \\Ill k .. l'l•>f). s~.IMMI l'Ho 2ox:i OflllC' L).!l' Ctl\ t ti p;ittu !-liH.5110 l'h 51.J llX4 l lk .. t Bu\ m \I l· .. a \ l'I dt• :I.Br S'il.500 545-0630Jll -tl'\I BY BUILDER CL'STO;\t tnµlc' undl•r t•orn;tr uc lion 3 hr, .! h.i . 2 o;ton· OWlll'r s U!ltl -+ :.! • 2 stor) :? hr. I', ba units T1ml' to 1.·1111.,1.• n1lor-.. Xlnt E '>Ide 1111.· ~IH5,f11MI hiJ ]~l'\l'S BYOW'llf':H EASTSIDE <.: ~I 3 Br. I ha. M'r & laundr.\ rm. :.! 1.·ar i:ar, Ir~ Int " cstm p,1110 & hltn HfSI.) \tm t' in 1.·on!I . 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Jpk 11:1· t'nt lul. lrlt "· .lw. tHll:.!155 Jl'lt·~-. :\r It"' \i.;t O\\ncrucault\\nhm.2 yr-. !H09:1l2 nt•\I>, 2 M)'. 3 br. 21z b;1 FANTASTIC 31iR :! rl ba 0!>, ne\\ l..tlt'h Dl'\\ p;unl. \ te\\. bo<it ac 1.·es' Onl~ SW .900 C.111 Richard D. Farney S Assoc's. Realtors &Hl-1700 THE WHITE HOUSE 4BR +POOL $69,750. Outstanclrni: 1111 nl•at st:hl::. & ~hoµ ~ I' or 11110. rail .\gt 673-7601 I r 11 I l . c· r p t d . P \ 1 al\ .ird. 2 rar j!ar romm pool ~!I .:>llO il>8 .'ii26 111 1~2 .. u!Sil Pnnc only UPGRADED CHAPPARRAL MESA VERDE Tidy nl'w list1ng-:J 2Brt Burcnla horn<'. 4 hl•dt m, :? bath home· ~rs. old Lot~ or "' rnughl 1,,.11.;, ol extras· upgradl·ll iron &. h1 tl'k O I' 1-;1'< q lts & drps. m1rrorct1 HOUSE SL:"l l 5 Ai:t warcfrohl's, sprinkler:-.. 67:1 7fiOJ nH'l'IY tkcoratt•d. bl tu 1710 +of sµ,tl'tOUS 11\ln~. --- -. , slora1otc. n•arly lo mon• •I Br, I •, ha. lrg dhl ~ar ~1x:n llousl' Stll'. I~. 5 :1111 • in. ~i.50(), w <'lt'C opener. All new 2~ia hml'. umt~,1 .~ '!11 to 22811 L arkm St. carpets & drape .. Np H:irh~r .,';!.> lu~la OpenSunday l25 thruoul New insulation )l\'sa St l!i0·4w20 Rurrc•ll Heally 642·5200 Sc>undproof c·e1hngs, "' E. SIDE DOLL HOUSE ~~ count~ bl•lt Can opcrolt· hu!.1nc:-." trnm hom1.· OPE:"J llSESl :-.; I 30.'i Fountain Valley 1034 S1x1lil'Ssl~ dean in-.1dl· & On l\tn~ si lot. 3llr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• out ~1uthl•rn CJlrfnrnra IJt.•amcd ntltn~. <oiv • -0 ti lrplt. nail~ lu mm l' 11i 1.ea1e p on Rralty. !HIJ8149, !'>-Ill 5605 »l 'l51J 4 Bedrm, 2 bath ranch RITA Reese Realtors style home in rmm.H· EASTSIDE 751·1473 <'ondtt1on f''rc!>hly paint I Ur 2Ba. Jli'-. Ill' FR. RARE FIND! 2fp COS st. fruit tret•:-. Is: M V d lot ~.500 Bcttv \lartm. ENCHANTED FOREST! ed Nt'W <'PlS. All bltn ... S1>o1rkhng 20X40 pool Vurant. 1mmed. poss $79 !150. C1t11l 5 15·8424. BKH HG er e AJ.'1 549 3598 or g79.1;.i3,i 2 Story. 4 bcdrm. formal -- duunic and fam1I} rm Beaut lndscpd & des11(ned Qulet culdesat·. Extra 5Br,3Ua,3000sqrtfam') large park llkl', ard with home Best rsd ·1 :\tesa auto !.pnnklers ~Ind light Verde. Furn rm. 3 rar ing 2 Pnt101;. Look<; ltkl' 11 i:ar. Sl:W.500. Opn h.,l' model home. i\i..kl n1t Feb 20. 11 5al1789 Onole $15,950. Call 540 1m 5404843 Immaculate 3 B1 :! Ua Ea sl-;1 de homl· Complell'l\i surroundl'll bv beautiful t rce:. & r~ms Only SIU .!IOO SOUTH LI\:'\ Dtms 6-12 ti:lllll UWNEH 3Br.2Ba. FOR SALE OR HENT OPEN HOUSE Sat/Sun9 6 15999 Ml. Matwrhom $66,900, rent S42S. :>.&6-1877 Prin only. 2BR + den: 112 Bi\. w1J(arage apt.· I BR. lBA. FIXER UPPER Costa Mesa 1024 CostaMHa 1024 Beam ceilings. frplc. .. In nil'e nhrhood. Brmg Hurry, priced to sell. your pa i nt & TLC. ACT .. Carey Ward.1·---------i $80,000. urea As king 675·5321 1646·74\,f ~.950 AGT ~7_3_·i_60_1 _ Co1taMua I 024 Costa Mesa I 024 435 Acacia ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• °';':::=::~:.. r .... craiiif op·e·i11ng······l -4-~p_nr~_::_~~-e~_:;._~_i:_r , i TERESITA VILLAS ~ Fan~!~~J~~~ghls i CONDOMINIUMS i 4Br. 2':'2 ba. ram rm. f''nr : 1 M'Luw..-v TownhomH • : •ale by owner 1199.SOO • ,,.., -~ • Completion date April : ~ 12 Left : "T1. Call 644-6826 • • ______ ._..;., ___ , : Feat urine Spac ious 2 Bdrm & 2 bath. : CAMEO Kigblands."' BR. •. with fire places, bakonics and • • 2'i Ba, da-c)rator new Tot•llY reconditioned : private patios : Utruout. Reatly for 1m • • med. occupancy. Spatkl : FROM $58,SOO lnit pool in privat«' p9Uo. : pvt beach. Open Sat/Sun • t_.. Owner. 4506 Wayne : 229 V!(. Wiison, Rd. 648·870&, 673-7011 Costa Meia eves For Cl ual!lt<l Ad .ACl'lON Call a D111ly Plfot AD•V1SOR fW.2-5671 I ., , ·······•···•··········· ······················~ PUBLIC NOTICE Mow Available to tht rubllc Ovtf' 30 Prf•ately 0Wfttd Homes Same with MO ISj:ROW FEE MO LOAH FEE MO TITLIFEE NO DOCUMENT FEE MO NOTARY FEE MO POINTS SS Save $ $ Low Down S S Save S $ SOMI l.IPUllltSHID SOMI ,_... W'f'aS l·J-4 llDAOOM HOMIS 1 MomesForU. ~.._..,_,. .......... S. ............. "-t ..... S. .· . ..._..,_,.. 9U ,, ~1m DM.YPLar .. ••••-•-•• • •••••••••••••--•• ••••• .. •---·-"• •••••••••"•---.. •••--•-••-••••••••••••••••••• .. •• u..:__ R---t ..a... t.a--~ II!....-~....&.... .......___ ._ •....&.... ••• •••• . ....... ... ....... . . 1044..W.. 1044,,_~-.._...._.._ ~~-•m•••vau., 1034 ht '*Y.., IOJ ......... lttlelt t040 -4 ....................... -.. ·-··········· .................. -.......................... ··-·· .. ···-· ...................................... -..... .. ............ 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'74,000.~14'7 Ba, U.PJradsd cpla & m W, YALKLOOP vltW fro~ d ra m at c 8 T b drps, Plan D of Peters w •• ri ""'·dO 39 u ... ue 1tn11-homo 38 1 r own ouse . .'SanJoaql.llnCondo Univ PltTwoluna.Or'Oat -~xu out au r. r, "'o.J .. nwa • • C lubbouu & Pool • CalltheSpeclalllt vie..; of Tur•leroclr 6 z~ ba, frml din rm, 2~BA, den. 2 frpl • IS2,8150.Call98&-039 • zBRGt'OUlldLeveJ " k• A kt beautkltcb,lamUy room trvpical lanai w/jac • = ..... SatltS..11·5 II ~ 1od. ......... Y..., 1.AOUI STA ~ tl Dorado with Up.ta.In. super bonus room. Jacuul. 3 Bdrm. 3ba, lam rm. Upard 'd thruout. $115,000. 9692 Melinda Cr. Pb 983-4088 . •B• -n.•vtow ', M11oll P•.~ b' n1 & ns>tc Pool as Jot UP· D'lll!U' custom teatu.,,. .. ---' RH 000 Ofo:niu y Con-d d. •98. 500 $l.80.000. , IBRl1Aue,t125. temi>or~ry Jnvcslmcnt.s ara e cpts. • • · •MAJUONlllLNE•, IEACH&VAWYRIALn 96Z·fll I NORlNS R E ALTY S-.111,' ..... ~ t.oe.as-un Evee84+89N · REALKSTATB .. .i. 712-t .. 5 , ByOwnerTurtlerock N QR I N S 818C..t . .Hwy. ...~ D--J:eld ( Br, 1109,000. Fee. Ten-RANCHO C'C'l"TI ~=f•dl.Princon· SAN JOAQUIN R E ALT y .. POITallALTY 1 THE PLEASURES OF ToW..home .... EXCLUSIVEUSTING lOOON~CltHW~ .. una Fo•lf•Vt61J 1034H.a1"'9••9Ch 1040 OPEN HOUSE 2 Br 1~ HOME. Wltbout the lnatanUy appeallna 'ls WOODBRIDGE PRIMELOCATtoN NOSMALLCHARMER. 497.z4 · 1 ••••••••••••••••h••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ba, Yorktown Condo. boUMtr. 3 Bdnns .• lamlly the ooly way to describe WITH VIEW Occanvlow condo retreat OPIM SUM. l -4 ' BYOWNER $56,500.963-30000wner room&2~balbcoadoln tbh excep tional 3 LUXURYUPGRADES above Aliso Canyon. 2 3'4421dpwoodl.'4 Excllllin Cb.,..,. 2Br, lV.Ba, Yorktown OpenHousell·SPM,Sat& the Vlllace. Spanish BDRM .. 2~ BA. home. $581000 •PRICEDTOSELL Bdrma.,2\labath.s,deo& S. .... C ... t Arched, S{>ani~h Villa Condo, $56,900, Sun.Pool home38rden, Edinburgh plan E . Beauliful&reenbeltloca-()penSat/Sunl-S.Profes JACKl.EARCHER,Agt 2fireplaces.Owneranx· s.n J uan VlllaaeConA· fireplace, massive b_nck 963-3957. Open House 2 ba, w/sunken bathtub, Fireplace & double lion, m al\1 up gr aded decorated 3br1 2ba, 752-0283 · 640-0166 ious. Wat~h the sun.sets try C61.1rt homeF.;'• BBQ on the spac1ous Sat/SUnl·S fplc la lotonculdesac. gara1e. Directly 00 futures and 'close to c ustom lightin g & for~,500. bqnns.,ram.Uynn ... I patio. Queen's kitchen, 2 By 'owner. "'"'.500. 8711 green.belt. '82.950. • poolaaAdac:booQ.Coctve-lnacpd . 11 Greenleaf --......... 1 8 -u .... 1 _.. :~~~II~ :~::~Ss61;~!1t ~M:m~; ,~~i:. B:; _Pr_in_c_•_s_c_r_. oo; __ ·S804 ___ , __ ._ .. _,_4-1 __ 0_1_1_• __ , ;;:.~ g~~:lt>~A\; ~r;;e~y ~:~:re;:~"~ 554•5001 ~~~~~~~11!Wills "':W~oos~of 1r• 53.1·5800 beach, schools & shop-POOL Home 3 Br, den, 2 • • Tftllls bfft . .1-S PM.11 WI~ to bkn. (714) 673-2012 or Yes, it Is still possible to area. $4T,5CO. 4 Bdr!JS·· 3 b~--t' ~2: W-.... --R·alt--ping. 1 yr old, SM,900. Ba, w/sunken bathtub, ·n-a· .. 11u)p••'--'delocin·· <n•)c:c:.n1>001 • b f • ble 3 Coast Hwy.-Victoria r~ .• u.ecks. """""u~ • ......... n •n .. -·· k d """' ..... -~ .. ......-uuo beduyrooamcCoomndoor;'"aSharn Beach area. R-2.••s,000 tnvate·, walk to beac . .... , RE H.tworic Call aft 6, or w '.1 s. fplc, Jg lot on cul de sac. hances tJUa unique 4br "' • .. ,,. ~~~~~~~~~Open for inspechon, By Owner. $83,SOO. hme. Formal d in'g. WOODIRIDGE ·WALNUT SQUARE, but each;C·l,$48,000each. ·2 Lot, fOOlll for add 1 -962·21M 963-5804 Showslikeamdl.Callfor WONDER you better HURRY! * 494-41057 * unit.$1~.~ITS . OPEN HOUSE By Owner 3 Br 1 ~Ba con· No Narrow Hallways ill ex c 1 us iv e show' g. A better tban new Broad· Park, pool and cable TV . '1 Jmmac. 3BR. By Owner. do. Best area, dose to this beaut decorated 3br 5"·9'll lllOOl'B Labw:elfwood 1 ... ,!lan ~ BEST VIEW ~g:~~,;>Jt ~4:~ ut. Fam rm, d~n rm, H4ba, beach. 963-9424 2ba Lacuesta bme. Rich E.( ?',3 a, rm .... , rm, EMERALD BAY STEAL $575,000 1 cov'd patio. $81,000. bm Spanish tile graces fam rm. 3 car gar. Open : 6000SQ FT lO 1 ..._.ITS 1 OPEN 5 S t S Sat Son from 10 AM to 4 · . ·. "'" " lpm· pm a : un LACUESTA the floor of the Jge Best Financing A P t . b 1 d g . 1 L 12noon to 6pm, 17767 San Charming 4 br or 3 + fam.rm/kitch & open lf513C.AMPUSJ)a~fRvl"~ ~~.~our best buy al HELIN COFFE3863Y OCEANSIDE. SoJ~ Clemente St. 968-0913 hbrary' 3 ba, family rm beam ceilings soar above ~ ........ RIGHT RliL TY 673-1514 673-cash flow; $450.000 BY OWNER w /frplc, country kitchen Ole roomy master bdrm. A&AL. OPEN DAIL y Call 9794533 PROIA Tl SUPER SHARP 3 Br. overl ooking huge 53&-1263$65,500 ~ 8A.M.T06P.M. UMCHRliLTY C ALLUS Almost oceanfront 3 2ba, ram rm. Many ex-parklike lawn, garage BIG E.STAal..ISHM.!ln" -..... lllllll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!IUHIVERSITY PARll 55 1·2000 ... for all the latest multi· bdrms. Asking $185, . lras. 5.,., yrs oht. $76, fully finished for pool tbl. F""Ml'Y 1----------1 "'t pie listings available in Submit bid. , ; orgameroom.Over2400 ~ • OwaerHaslougltt Terrace Cambridge ASHFORD! 0teLagunaBeacharea!1~~~~~~~~~! Ph963-3308 sq n. Warm, friendly in-ROOM .......... Twnhae 3Br, 2ba, Crplc, AJsowehave-I-I FAMILY lt>rior done in earth Looking for that large In th·e s1'xUes del1'ghtful. RETUALRTTUY CORl\OC1PAKNY. sep din r~, wdet bar. up-Ava·1 AblSeHatFOtheRCDr!oss1'ng A large oceanfront O.Y.O. ' tones. MANY. MANY home near the beach? If • grd'd, cpt g, rps, coun-1 a h 0 me, downtown ~ ORIENTED EXTRAS! $93,450. Prin. so consider this 2 story, 3 sy0taungrt~~upl l;.n2i~. ~alb~~ 6 IR. try kitche~ fnc'd patio . .in NEW Woodbridhge. A. 2 Laguna. Commercial ~eglo!s~1~j11~-i:.~· Parkside estates w/huae only_. 963-4 __ 37_5 ____ 1 bedroom, 2~ bath cozy Plan 1 across rrom park _S7_6_,soo __ P_h_644_·7_47_5___ bedroom family ome 10 possibilities. $350,000 li bl .., 1 il h Lo charming kltch .. prof es the most select area or over sand. Undup ·ca e. bonus rm, c?mplete By Owner 3 BR, l~ Ba, am yroom ome. ve-l.nd.scpd. Gorgeous patio &pool. Prof. low-mainl. POPULARCOLONY Irvine. Never been lived CaUfordetails. i w/wet bar, plu:. 4 bd~, 3 I lot deck patio new ly landscaped & newly & cozy frplc. 9 mo old. landscaping+ patio cov-4-BEDROOM in. No wailing in line. -tl~fi©IP& bas, l~e master suite, c~ts & more. S67,5oo. painted. Come to our Callnow,S44·S.ll er.Care-freelifestylefor Newlistingbyowner, callr(ll'partJcular:. ~~ frml dm, fam rm, w/wel 6031 Fenley Dr. 847-0981 Open House Sat/Sun/· your family! $128,500 Spacious living room , . r 4 99-2800 .v bar. Xlnt schools, n~ar Principalsonly. Mon 12-4:30 PM. 10201 Incl. land. Madeline dinin g area, family · ~ sm park . We wlll ____ CLiffDrive,H.B. Cross752-1414(E61) thed 1 lin guarantee sale of present 5 BR + POOL JA.DE REALTY POPULAR ~~Full~ u~~1rad~sd ~~ ""DRAMATIC 11 ' home. 96S-33'7l "Prestige", corner 2-____ 8_4_7_·_12_3 __ 1 __ 1 · WOODIRIDGE with climate control-Wood & glass. Quality I r. 1 h ed 3 lge Brs, 3 baths. EK-St. Bonaventure Schoo. 8450 Drey Rd. 3 Br, 2 ba, llUL Plan C. 3 BR's, 2 baths. filter, irep ace w;~ . u~ed pansive decks. gigantic 497 1711 1111 story w/boat access, nr BYOWNER WilMIMGTOH A/C, humidifier and homeonbugesttostlot. , . $89.9P50A;,....,,I WALK84E2R·l418 neat & roomy. Gd area. ~ designed for indoor /out· brick to ceilmg.dm1st. y fam rm, 2 frplcs & dream • • Cls to sch I. $62,950. ---------• door enjoyment· atrium garage, covere pa 10• RANCH REALT kitchen w/loads of cup· •liiiiiiiij~iiiiili-...-iiliii.,. LL-.o.:..;.aon •-ach I 040 ___ HEALTY Owner help finance. Call ___ ,_ _____ I & private patios serve garden Ing deck. 551-2000 boards & ceramic tile $105:00oRestaurant ' .--.n • ..,.. DC a!t5pm,531-6S94. luxurious activity & sprinklers. Close to pool. ----counters. Just listed. XlntLse·Location ', ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ALL MEW• Starter Home' privacy areas in this ex-kiddie pool, tennis, park OH THE RANCH $174.~ $169,000·3Br f2Ba·OcVu, OWNER SACRlf'JCE: PAINT, I?RAPES, BACKOHMRKT • citing home. $79,900 &tot lot, schools, shops. J\ 4 bedroom family NicholsRealEstale $189.()()().38r/2Ba-Bcbsd Quiet CDS street. Close C'.1rpel:., Dishwasher, Cute 2 bedrm wilh Natalie Benjamin $79,900. By appt. Call home in a superb sur· Call494-7220 to S"hools. 3 .. ""rooms, 01.SposaJ, w.ater heater, Gracious living awaits custom fireplace & 752-1414 (E62) eves. & weekend s d' f r .1 •---------$300,000or$37S,000 • '" """ L~. L ht fl t you. 4 spacious bdrms, et 1 ed f t u'"-1715. Open house Sal roun m~ 0 amt Y al· 2ToChoose From l"• baths. formal dinrng •·umace, ig . x ures tast ully enc os ron ---------1 ......, mosphcre. NO ASSOC. . TRADITIONAL v & breakfast bar. Only front door. Mail box, etc. ~~r!:!~~!6:;;1;!'dre~'. patio. Yard is a &Sun 12·5. FEE. 4 bedrooms. Call to FRENCH . , ~1g~~~~oo~ • $64.900. Call Tarbell, 3 Bedrm, 2 ba beaut~ on . re 1 a n d s <' a P e d WOODBRIDGE see. Phm ahead! RLTRS 842 8854. a huge corner lot JUsl Must see! Submit o crs. masterpiece! Near com· MAKE $$ HORMAHDY • sleps lo the beach ~ly Anxious. 963-5671 munlty park and pool ESTATES /@J Large brick fireplace. S&S Resale Specialists. J, $77,900. Leaders)lfp Real lill and tennis court! Sound By the lime you close Breathtaking, spar. 4 Br. diamond paned windows, 4or5bdrmmodelsavail, &late.842-44 . nice? Call Red Carpet escrow on this g~nt S 212 ba condo. Decorator ~ half timbers sel in a somew/pools. 9611-4602 . abury4 Br, walk to bch . ReaJtors,833-3380. ~::r~r1!ig~~~d~~~ ~~~\gn"aelded~ ~~l:~d ~~: : :~ool~kir~~i.s~~~:!~1~ _Pennington Pr_?pe~i:s ge atrium, upgraded. · lot you have to know you vaulted ceiling, rrml exterior. OPEN HOUSE I ·SPM Last time of rd al this ---------TURnEROCK have been fortunate! If dine, country kit, soanng The warmth or 3 cheerful Sat&Sun.515HithSt. pncc.$76,900.536-0967 TRANSFERRED President home; 4 youcompare-dollarfor staircase, fam rm fire, adds to the joy of Br 2'~ lia deluxe b Moving to No. Co. ;irea Bdrms .• 2 balhs, family dollar-this is a rare w /frpl, view of Sad RANCH REALTY family living. Elegant Walk lo beach. brnnd By ownr. 2 story. 4br, Btn 4 bdrm, 2 batp, walk rm., frpk., lge. patio. find! dleback Mtns. air rond. 551-2000 oak hardwood floors new. $96,900. See today' tam.rm, Jba. $l36.50o. to park. lush int decor. Outstanding view of RedCarpet Realtors Owner $98,000.0pen hse ------thruouL Practical Willnollast. Open hse Sat/Sun/Mon Must see. Anxious. lights! Immaculate coo-833·3380 Sat/Sun. 208 W. Yale loglmaleach 1048 ceramictilecounterlops J 5. Prin only. 968-5469 d E · · ~~~~~~~~~I Loop 67"' ""'27 · LEADERSHIP R. F.. 963-5671 ... ition. lectron1c air _ · ......., · ••••••••••••••••••••••• in an expertly planned 842-4466 OPEN HOUSE ail filter. Close to schools. OPEN HOUSES 1•5 IMM ..1.cu• ... TE Oc~front new kitchen for efficien- UMDA. y 1 S PM Owner transferred. This "" I.A n--S..ndnv I ·S cy & care. S • won'tlast 1 Callforapp't 17502WAYME Lovely3Br,2bathhome _,...... -, Vaultedceilingsma~mfy VIEW 4 BR, l~ BA, large yard, 1 $139 500 · · A most unique, one or a in The Ranch of lrviue. Surf, fish from the deck the already spacious liv· closetonewlibraryand u'o..a1vERSlTYPK. kind. Culverdale home. Bit by Ayres this (at high tide ), 3l099 d If " h' d · ed d 11 d Coast Hwy., South ingroom,i ea orenler-park. New Peters townhome, Arc itect es1gn an tastefu Y decorate • Laguna. 3rd houso ta1mng. 6711 Calpe Circle popular Plan-B. Xlnt end contractor built addition. nicely Jndscpd hm is a NORTH of ALISO PIER, Centrally located, a lnt""'ational u.-t..:_._ ·t 1 0 k b' •~ P r of e s s i o n a I l y must to see. Call fur short stroll to the beach. ,.__~..,..--uru oc. a ca me~. 2 slory, 5 bdrm .. 5 baths, -Real Estate Network HarbOur 1042 blt·in microwave. 2 landscaped yards on a appt. family rm .. just 14 steps Lovely landscaping 524-5940 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bdrms., den. l~ bath. neat corner Jot. 3 558-8844 to the sand. Has the harmonizes with the ON THE BLUFF THE REAL ESTATE GAME · ''IT'S NOW PLA YlNG ~ lN LAGUNA BEACH" 1. WATER, WATER•. EVERYWHERE; that'~ the theme for this lan- lastic 3 BDRM., SE1' GUEST ROOM, 3 BATl'f residence. Has SWI~ POOL, JACUZZI, etc .• awe inspiring OCEAN VU. IT'S COOL AT SJ,00,000 • 2. 3· 'BDRM. HOME< Huntington Viewpoint ---------Live in Hntg Hbr 3Br 2Ba Frplc. $93.950 Bedrooms and sup4'.r -~ charm of a courtyard en-architecture. ~ Huntington ncauty. s11s.ooo. 4033 DAVID D. CARLSON family kitchen. Stop m ~ a try. sloped beams & 2 The front yard i5'Shi1ded • Humboldt. Cheer Rily. REALTOR 833-9293 andtakeapeek. I I • I t frplcs., EASY TERMS by a graceful spreading ' Viewpoant 846-5531 WBERRY immed. possession. Sub· Maple tree whfch bursts 3. RANCHO LAGUNAJ localed up high, will\ ocean vu. Open bea~ ceilings, stone fireplacQ, extensive use or redwd>. walls. A REA~ CHARMER for $105,000 • OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 12-5 11506 V A.lLART A &11ullrul 2 bedroom, 2 balh. Custom l ,jrpeting & wallpaper. Fireplace. large entry hall with wood pegf'tf'd rloors, 2 pntlo~. double ~arage with l'lect r1 c opener Pool. tcnl\l$ courts. Just 9 tTl<lC\t.hs new $77,900 Lo" 11 t e d o ff fo: l l 1 s between Bearh Blvd & Newland in I luntinjlton Bearh. Coa~thnc Ht•ally 63«>8802 Beaut S&S Woodbridge #3 SNO • • -mil your offer (will lease into beauty in the spring. modern t ropical int OPEN HOUSE By Ownt;r. waterfron townhome. Near park & Sharp DEER FIELD · $1300 per mo.). Asking A velvety lawn & sun fluence in this 3 BDR~ SAT & SUN I 2-5 hme. 144 of water fron-shopping. Well located t ownhome w ith up· LaSalle Model $350,000 drenched patio & deck + dining room home.. 18562 PUULO CIRCLE ta~e. w/pvt boat dock_. Redwood Model. 3 Br, 3 ~raded carpets, drapes. •OPENHOUSE• BeachCottCIC)e . enhance out of door liv-Ferns. plants. huge 10 from hme: ~ Br 2~:1 ba Anxious to sell. tile throughout. POOLS, By Owner. 4 Br, 2,12 bath. Ocean side of hwy., ing&socialgatherings. atrium entry, big room~ Ba. formal dining. Call · b ·k SPA TENNIS and much • · With only one value like walls of glass & Redwda 213-c:92_1c90• Shown by 833·2144, no ro ers • ram rm; frml din rm. North Laguna. 2 Bdrms., ,, ~ .., 1 more 3 bedrooms and v·i 1 this in town, don't miss with canyon & mount ai apptonly. _p_e_as_e. _______ 1 • • ' End unit in 1 lagc I. frplc., view, renls for sepai:a~e family room Paneled & wallpapered S12S month.on 9•000 sq. oot. Offered at $159,500. vistas. Easy expansion Beautiful single level 2 ,-"-IM --I 044 #2 llue River5 a~ dini~:if~m. Stop by thn.iout. Bltn bookcases, ft. lot. $125,000 •. Call for directions for possibilities. $142,001 bedroum. 2 bath, at· ••••••••••••••••••••••• OPEN SUH. I· an say · 2 frplcs, .1.in mstr br. * 494-7551 * <1pen house on Sunday ~l~~rJ~EREALTY tached double garage Wooclbri....._Arborlok~ PRIME LOCATION @> Was model home·ls a re· 1-4. with t>l~clnc opener, ....,.. completely upgraded 3 al gem surrounded by 985S.Coast,La1una fireplace, 2 patios, Superupgraded2 Br,lux br,separatediningroom ~ greenbelt.$105,000. Phon.494·0731 custom carpet & <;ondo. near the lake. park home in desirable 18105 Leatherwood Way f wallpaper, a truly main· Save S o~er next phase. DEERFIELD. Prof. Call552-7933 HewUstlngs . • lenance free lownhome, 559·1833 • 4~5-59os By landscaped front & rear. NIGUEL SHORES 939 _Glenneyre 4!M-8519 Updated home plus. cot• 1 overlooking landsca---A Owner. 1st resale of this plan. Have something. to sell? d r;s, C tage, on 'Al acre. $82,500. 1 ~ Cl ·r· d d d ·t 11 Popular J-Plan; 3 b rm. greenbelts, winding MA.GHIFICEHT BETTER TAKE ,A assiie .as 0 1 we· &denpatiohomeinlhis "1 0 DeluxeCondo • pathW11ys with night d 11 .. LOOK! ·_ · RAMCHREALTY ·i-t-..-1044 "~·~ Ocean next door, P90t 11 ..... 100. La""e re!ldent Expande "LaSa e SS l·ZOOO , ?.,.. popular, private area. r.."' ~-, .,.~ . ,11 , ..,.~ " ... townhome in University I The pool & jacuzzi are •J " T'J andviewSM.SOO. ~ clubhou!le, swimming Park. This fine home has surrounded by beautiful :::i ~ "Z" REALTOR (!H-8f1t poul With separate 4 bdrms •den & family ~ landscaping. $130,000 u'cu ~ ;.'::. ~.::3 I-:::::;::::=:=:! tPhleusraapcyhasmpaplo&nshsiaputnean. nn. & features ceramic . . CALL499·4591 I -tile flooring, VanLuit ru:. c1ourt. A V<'ry unique papers & upgraded SOUTHERM ••• resacence, carpeting. The view .•. charm in North REAL ESTATE from the den must be Laguna! 2 Units on a seen! Call us, we'll ar· RANCH RIALTY large R·2 lot. Front 2 SHOWROOM DECOR· ~f!~;s;~~ Only $75,000 range it. $129,500 551-2000 WOOD•IDGE PLACE bdrm. unit perfect ror Commer<' i a I P I us "' Beach Bl to Ellis, East to ~ owner. Sl50,000 s~acious 2 Bdrm .. apt. An Odyssey OWNER ANXIOUS· Walk Chapel (2 blocks), right 552_7000 Prfud New 3 bdrm., family rm .. home CALL494•1177 with an ocean view. M d 'be ) lo schools, shops near. 3 to (1rst ten, then le!\ to 11!--~ck s• j t h ( t ti V' llag of . $135 ()()() ay escn )'Our Qt • bedroom+ dmln~ area. 18562PuebloCircle. THE _· . -r'UI'....-n e ap as c l e .• . . --joumeythru tha3bdmt living room with ~yOwner -Beautitullyupgraded3br Woodbrid ge. Beau tifully HtGUELTERR. BUY A PIECE OF vu home. Nr. Vlcto{ilf fireplac·e. Deluxe kitchen ---~-----1 VILLAGE . . lwnhse. Profes decorat-decorated. thruout and located Beautilul ocean views & LAGUNA-The. price is Bcb ; cedar , Jacu <ilJ with pass thru to patio. 2 Dr, 1~ Bath Condo. . ed,cuaHrplc,21Aiba.Loc near beach and Jake. A must Catalin a sunsets from right to hold for future bugeyd.Sl47,500 J S6S.9oo, ~all Tarbell. Ml.900FHAavai.1. Frplc, REALTORS _ ~g~e=~!is~~~~ see atonl.Y $95,900. ~hs~oC::S ~h~ri'~~g! development/inve~t -Surfllne Vu i RLTRS, 962-5566. Patio, uUI rm. 1ncludea ----------i won'tlast. 5'4·S4ll walled patio Is perfect mt?!'t; owner may assist Well destined ror I Ul)4!r 1ur.7 ooo-c•--wcash~_d!:.:~! & refrlg. Colmly Pim I 00 1HE TaUCI for entertaining. A 2nd in financing. S4.500. location; great 1160 -• -rpl"" _...l near new. OpenHouaeSat/SulJ12-5 tio h I l b Ul As0Whl1tte End unit. Very pvt. Call 3Br, fam/dln rm, A/C, CAMlllNI ~~celyasl:~~nc:pe:d: llLA°'GSoU.NCoAaBsEtAHCwlyl. ~t:U~y a~::: ;•w::!j Gorgeous condo. 2 (714) 898-8300. eves 0~ u pgraded thruout. One of·the most popular plans $L89500 95000 f bedrooms, 1~ baths. <714) 828·1751• Lori landscaped. e l ec in The Terrace in University 'CALL499·4S91 497·2457 ' fireplace, eatJng area, Brumley, Owner/Agent. sprinklers. Clubhouse, Park. Includes 3 bdrms.,. 2 large mast tersbui~.1 tsba1g --------.. po8o~,.,.," Pt~nnia lycrts. ~AMI. batbsf!"'if/ace, formal dining carpe s, u 1 -n No'Down $1 ,iilVV. ..non • no d D d ted A bookcase. Private! Call agts. 552.3952 an U U y ecora . Tar be 11 • R LT Rs. --------great location at a groat price 842-8854. Ta Vets! ~-········~·!.!!~ ~................. or $78,500. A.way Ff"Offt Excellent 4 bdrm .• great ----------------, ._ ••,no NOMI .. T--£11.f. locatioo. Huge covered [a .-n r"' y ............ c patio. listed for $65,000. l~W~~ OML.YS'l.IOO Quiet orea. low nolae. Owntr very anxious. Unbollevable, but true, a sharp Jl'rult t.rw!s, private CDS. Submttt -•rotr•r. . 2C .. ...H "'-tn ~ 3 bedrooms i~ baths -. Plan ...... o ..ume e lonml cllnl~. PV atoo~ Ult!bt +: IUlJjijj1 c"oseout. Tree. Complete With cent. fireplace w th raised 'ltm-<Mn sa:;;; ·l! cond .• fireplace, tile roof and hearth. -.ooo. Tarbd.I, ~~~~~~~I st eps to tennis courts, PoOl N. Side, Nr. Beach, lovely 2 Br apt, patio, $49,500. wr 49'1·3.595; 494-63.20 agt. "''"-Want Ad Raults 567 110S N. Coast Hwy., Logu"° .. 494-1177 .. ~..... 1041 L.9giMIHch -............ , .............................•.. MUST BE SOLD THIS WEEKEND-The mott beaullful Condo Pen· thouse Apt. ln Lal\lflll Beach, right on t he ocean. OPEN SAT. " SUN: 496Clitr Dr. U. RLTRS, llQ.5566. Qty one new home left h this odl.At· jacuu l and exercise r oom. ------1 WAIJ TO BEACH!! It's~~~=~ Fant.atlc California living at' SEA HAVEN 2000 aq.ft. t Story w /PoOl, wtth 0 golf COi.Qt \/lew, S108.000. only $81,500. -B EAUTI FUL N. b6GUNA DECORATOR H~llE w /guest houte. OPENSAT.J.S: 330Hlah I cust drapet • carpet.a. Col today. · Prestia• aNa. Close to Open HOUie, ~ 12-6 1choor1 and sbopptna. T.-. ~ (71-0 752-0eJ'I Xlnt buy, only •• 500. ......, ,..:.........;_1- ACT NOWll CaU C.O· ..,.._ ~ ,.,,_, luey21Ladera-..o:J. HWllll Pacllc: [)e .. .._,..,., ._..,,.,....,, ll·MO.MIW QMlCho 1.a euest.Racqoa ctub. ~ "nJo.aqwn a br + bollus. beam.loft '7Ql· 1 -BEA\rl1.f'U'LJ ID1bl1 liPlndt.id. P411: '18.110 towJlhal'ies fl,11 I V'rl •,,, t••• • !tf ~ ,\ , I l 'J ·I• ,•,n -~Q red hill Dr. LAROE FAM I LY llOllE W/hla •lew. OP~N SON. 1·5: IJI mp Dr. ------·- , ,_.~~ ' . ~ ~LYPfLOT !""!f!Y·'!bn.l!lx20. 1177 I . ~~~ ........ ~~~ ....... ~ .. ~.~~ ...... ~~~~~ ...... ~-'!:~:!~ .. .. -....... ,_.. HouN'-r.W. MoaftPOrS. Mlmeto .... S.• Me-.,..tlHdl IOHW.........,. Iott.._ ... ,,.,., ......_....... 8Ntt4 1202 ................................................ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ........................ ....................... ....................... ....................... ~ 2700 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ' ......... ...,......_. 10• ..... poi't•a 101,...,..,...a..c1a '''' .......... _........... • • .,.,0 •151, ........... ,, •• ,:;:: -.--.. -···-·-· .... _.•••••••••••••••• ....................... I~ CAt4YOM SPICULA TOl5 TWO A.Cal ~ ft! txcliime Braod °"' 2 BK. 1Jn1lt lililiile 5 Bdrm. lGO Ac:r411 Tw'abuco Oab. MIMIM~H • Br.-nd new. only 60 yrds THllLUFFS level. Stat sQJI course W~fuhlone.d charm. l,.8 Miles of road rron 4BR. z~BA, 3000 sq f\ from Lake u. Up1raded COASTIOYAL V.....11 area: 8 BR. end vlow.9125,000 EvCt>'thinlnow! Cuatom !!!!:..~~~e.1-. wwu. Call ~on 2·1evel •C~. a 3 bdrm, 2 .. lb. 2 ----Opeil.ROmel·5SUn unit.. Greenbelt. lmmac. AGE.NT 640.556C cfKor .• 3 custom tllo ~............... """rear. barn. tacarm, atriuma, security--"-' • f Sia$¥~• "1'riit:a Plan" bliths. Jl\lle lot w /trailer < hone #tall. fruil t.reea. beautiM home. $f75mo . • 1 s,4 " S. Laauna Sl.25.000 act H •. Huge and 497· l 7 f 1 fenced " croH·fenced, AGT. 642-0200 •,1.1 lfeaut.oceanvlew-ZBr. ACE!ft 640.~ S.C.._ftte 1076 boutiful. Hurry! and lots more. Priced----------"~··f ~:.~·~Jtlet!ta~:':! .............. ., ...... Im • b~low mark~t . Xlnt ~drmoleodtJ2tl --.kach. $117,500. ARCH MAllNRS ,fJ _J~71""'1D!¥G =~~a. '1141522·2080 ..................... .. 7''>•'-IMY REAL ESTATE, A TIULY EL!GAMT RESID&ICE PO~MT ~ liW"tr.v RMI...... TOWNHOUSE with ~ .. •227'1. -in Big Canyon, Newport Beach. CUSTOM VllW tr-.,..__ ZIOO OCEAN vu. 3 er. 2~i ba. .~l • DOLPHINU. ~~OPENING FOR • 1ffE 'BJONIC MAN OR :_, .. ~OMAN. Lt•~ •e fUmiab pleasant of· "flee faciUUea, training --f« oew licensees and an • • ... 11J n t commission .,. -ichedule. Call Dee l)'a1ces '94.as81 V*' '°':.i .. ,, ... :' ' 1, l.agu:tCI Hiiia I 050 :~· ...................... . 'J • ., r4 . OPEN HOUSE r, '1 JJJ 25511 Charlemagne Sunday 1-4PM .~r 2 Ba, 2 sty, huge den. ,-~sq.ft. Pool size yard. RUCKEtt REAL TY ·:(): .;-' 642·4758 Lagwta Hk)MI I 052 -....................... . "' .UVe..in a pv1 beach l'Om· • ' " .. uruty, a lovely 2 Br + den. garden hme , !'J2,000. Prine. only. By • 6Wner. 496-5988 'i~ NIGUEL Terrace •.,. .bg. 2 Br. 2V..1 ba. twnhsc REGENT llEAL TY SPYGLASS HILL Sweeping coastal view·2700 sq . ft '1 Bdrms., 2 "2 baths. fami ly rro. & pool w/jacuui. $'l75,000. * 49.9501 * Harbor View Two bedroom townbome with 2 baths. DOW't' MAICE THI ----r Call 997-4532 rd . . . HOME YOUfDE SAMEMISTAICI ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---Built-in kitchen. Awa W1DD1n(C patio Construction to begin ft 120 ACRE FARM in and garden. Master bedroomd suite January "7T,. SUXISq. Cl. lllODIN"! lt 's ta~Gt1.Amt~I •. o""ce Beautiful Minnesota.tccll'Ol.adetMor 3122 with large closet area and ressing 4 BR. 3 Ba contemporary n a " " "' " bams, sheds, 4BR home. •• .. ••••••••••••.••••••• room and sunken tub/$20t,950. ~k for ranch style home.1 Many, OnlYJ49 1 950? ::,at!!'b~~~~sr~:;~~ub:; sauna bath. Nice timber. ~• Blks to beach 3 8r 2'11 Gary Knox. OPEN HOUSE Sat~ay . many xtras. Pans & to bizy income property wildlire. near 5000 lakes. Ba dplx. 61512 Mariaold, and Sunda'/. Feb. 19 and 20, 1:00 to specificatloll.ll avail. in OW! last uear. Your friends $75,000. Wanttolradefor $450mo.644·2405 otfl·ce .., ..... 900 ~ fr'"'e & clear or low # R C · ...,.., · 3 Bedroom, 1:i... bath + are getting richer & '" · y· r 5:00., 10 ue annes. ·""' ~ h mortgage. Newport Pa~oratn1c 1ew rorn 499 .. 551 'ti':..,,,.,. d~. Central ¥allnil & sheltering t eir income Beach or Laauna 84lach this 2Br charmer on LAGUNA BEACH 497-2489 -ti! from taxes. Now is the home 2 or 3 bedrooms. Bluffs close to beach. an DANA l.AGUNA lime to learn from your Write' R. Briggs, 221 E. oldie-but goodie, $.175 + POlNT NIGUEL mistakes. Call now, 1 still Vanwagenen. H .. n . Sl50dep. 675-0633 493·8812 495-1720 have some choice units "' WESTSIDE REAL TV INC 848·:?323 (s t) Newport Beach I 069 'Newport hoch I 069 omerse •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• OPEN SUM MON I ·4 6221 CHOCTAW left. derson, Nevada 89015. ELEGANT OCEAN vu 4 LIONS ESTATES. Owner, 702/56S·7997 Br 2h Ba. din rm. Cam 536-8834 Real Estate rm. no pets. $'150. 6«-2970 5 Bedroom with a great feelmg of old·fash1oned space and comfort Fireplaces in family and living rooms. large eat·rn kitchen 81\d family sized formal dmlng room. All Uus on a large sunny lot just right ror that future pool, (and you own the land> Buy 1t tod1ty and cl~e in June. VIEW HIGH OM THE ILUFF OCEAN -LIDO ISLE -IA Y! 152 I KINGS ROAD OPEH DAILY I 0-l OPEN 1·5PM 27602Summerfield Ln. 2 Br, Hit Ba. charmer on greenbelt. Custom cpts. drp6, fplc, A/C, all bltns, pool. Only $56,000. 10' < dwnOK ALLEN REAL TY 496·~ ------- 4 Bdrm. house on large, comer lot. beautiful con· dition! Room for RV. $Ql.S00 RUMIOLD REALTY lnvntn.nts 675-4812 SEE THE SAIL BOATS OtherRealEatate from this spectacular ••••••••••••••••••••••• view'• 2 acre lot 1n area of Mobi• Homes expensive homes. Asking For Sal~ I I 00 145.000. • •••••••••••••••••••••• HR. HOAG HOSP. W..tecl 2900 3 BR. 2 BA fplc lndry. no •4.PUX • •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• t 'r g •09 Near Lake Park.•------• ~1:~n~$.l95 ;,~:moo minutes to beach. 1·4 BR Small Building Firm · --- 3 ba.1·3 BR 2"2. ba, 21 needslots.teardownsorLOVELY 2 br w /lg BR. Corner lot. attached fixer.uppers or even add paneled den, could ~ 3 garage, fireplaces. ons.R·l.2.3&4.Allcom· br. Newly decor d . $168.~. 1703 Alabama, missions to selling bkr or w /paper & cpt. 675·34 ll Hun l 1 n ~l o n Be a ch. no commission for ownr or 673·6431 536·1718 seller.Bkr.646-0666 --------- - - - - - - -2 Br 1 Ba cottage, 2 bl ks tc> 25 Unit Industrial ocean. Comp remodeled. 46,000 Sq ft. 3 luild· :r Bd·2 Ba-NB·CM. Must 6'15-0ll9eves. • 2'/ __ be A·l buy·A·l Joe. Run tn«J$, J ,. -MW, near dn ol<. Prin only 646.7390 Cust Bil Dptx, 2 Br, fam Harbor & Warner, rm. dln·rm. 2 ba, Lse S.A. Price: $710,000. WANTED 3Br, 2Ba Con· S~60. Agt . Dave S . ·77 Sltyhne l2x-14 New A .. 1 um e 1 0 an 0 f do, E. Btufrs, P1in :>nly . &'4 __ ._12_1_1 _____ _ coach, adult park. • 6394624 C79'.l.1K I \mericao Mbl $460,000. at 9%. __:_ --21, BLOCKS TO BEACH I t.ndscpd, wood panel'g. I .tf-Omm . pool. For sale Early Bluffs "J " µIan. • '''$65,500 /lse option. By end unit Can)on. Fa~h 31R, llA, npett c...tyrrd. AHCHOl.AGE fMYESTMEMTS 17141 4'6-7711 Hms.557·9390 1-'orinfo&viewing.cull; R--£al Br roomy upper. Beam!>. "=::=:==:::----::---...J ---------J .A. REYNOLOS&CO. ...., s fplc. $350 util ind. Pref 6 OPEN HOUSE COSTA MESA Bkr (714>640-8260 ••••••••••••••••••••••• motse. 714-870-113115 etNner. 640-0254. Isl \'h~W 3BH. 2BA, dn'g FM, 70' X 110' LOT SUNDAY 1-4 .30 ·77 Skyline 12x56, new . Houses Fumithed t~ ... · rm, pal10, Aslrotur ' ?'tE AR TH E G 0 LI-' de t k, po o I . Own r 3Custom residences. Coach. Adult park, walk CM DUPLEX ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• 3Br. 2Ba. nice yd, locked 449,447,443Avenida to supermarket. (7968K) Newl~ ;efurbished 2·2 CoronadelMar 3122 separate gar w/lndry American Mbl Hms. Bedroo 't .... 11 ••••••••••••••••••••••• fac.nudrps,refreq,$.500 ' COURSE-4BR +den. A $110 ooo. 644-7641. Prin < .. Jj>vely home. prof'ly only' ~~Wl'laT.J:ll Rhoda Magil, Rltr 17141 642-3600 Crespi m um s in mg I Y mo 640·l032 $148,500-$164 ,500. 557-9390 desirable rental area. ELEGANT OCEAN VU 41 __ • ______ _ 1 .,.Jds cpd., 3 -car gar. 1 -~ Sl44,900. Sea wind dlx 2 Br l'ondo. · Newport Beoch I 069 Mewport Beach I 069 David D. Olis Realtor Blocks to the beach. Br 21 ~ Ba, din rm, fam Turtlerock Glen 752_9031 2 Br, 1 Ba . Mobile Home. $79,900. rm, no pets. $950. 64<1·2970 ----------Bays 1 de Vi I I a g c . New & terriric on best .. · :·JAYW. YEATS sty. 112 ba, fptt. up ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• .', • 1 -~ .. 99 2237 graded, encl p<it10, tis t , r. ~ C'Ul'Jors "" • och. $65.SOO Pnnc onl} OPEN HOUSE NEWONMARKET Newport Beach. P\;t ___ B_k_r_75t-375b CostoMesa 3124 street location \\1th " 1·9'J8 6320: 646· 76ti8 en. ~3 BEDROOM, 2 bath. wknds. CHARMING Near new lx-ach, 2 pools. 2 jal·uu1s. 40 . I hdroom Units ••••••••••••••••••••••• sizeable yard. Be lht• Cui.tom Bit house. 2 Hr & boat doc km~ I ad Ii ties G ond r c n la I are a. Cute Eastside 3Br. 2ba. first lo live in this nc\\ 502 KINGS ROAD ..... 4·iew, ram rm, pool, ~ • )acuzzi, tlo:;e to sthl & HARBOR VIEW !>hop'g. S89•500· PORTOFl..._.O PANORAMIC VIEW Spectacular bay. ocean & mtn vista. A 4BR. 3BA beauty. Hrdwd floors in din. rm & game rm. Sunken liv rm opens to lrg & beaut. patio, huge enclosed yard. ON SERENE KINGS RD -one of the finest locations in Newport Beach. huge beamed <,ceiling avail to tenant. S2S.500 s;;5o.ooo. Submit 15,~ All fenced. Wall to wall ness and help decorate :i comb den or bdrm. 2 bJ Royat Realtors down. a\'Crage rental ·cpt'g, rd rig .. bll1ns. Rr & Din rm. S6501mu ~ORTHVIEW< Custom "" .Upgraded thruout. Walk 645-0882 S175 mo. Prin only. Bkr $445/mo.642·5299 tt,~TERFHONTHOMl'.:S 2 blks to bch (overpass 1 , • <il4) 540.5520 _days. (714) FOl.lttoin v•y 3134 6Jl-l40<J SBR, FR. 2-sty, deck. " Lovely view of mtns. 500,900 BOND REALTY 831-9411 -Mission Viejo I 06 7 •••••••••••••••••••••••• Transferred BEST PRICED CORONADO W 1Addition. 41gc br !>, 3 •~ I I b a , o v e r s /. d ,,)um /game rm w 'palisades ;,lone frpk. Mu.st see to believe. · .. 26031 Via Del Norte Open Hse Stan 1-5 _ . VIHa Properties Inc 17141731-3434 N~w Castille 3 Rr. Italian We, entry. hall & l'ntry ·.1!11. sprnk}rs. co\ p<1t1c>. . -~!. ~.900 76M·0065 .. Newport leach I 069 ••••••••••••••••••••••• f1lWPORT CUSTOM 3 IR+ pool $249,000 Newport's finest custom 3 BR-4 balh plus 3300 sq.rt. Massive Del Piso foyer. Huge formal Liv· inp. Room ' Family room '1l o s t s : R a i s e d '.stumpstone rireplace, (larquet noor. cathedrnl 1 eeillng & wet bar. Secluded Master wrng walkin ·m1rrored wardrobes. Walls o( , c,lass overview 36 ' •sparkling pool. Laundry room. Loads or storage Callloprev1ew. 752·1700 C)PftttJ.9'•1fSJ~l..,t't 1 t' .:.~•·1111 ( ~IT SHORES Qrlest l·sly A Frame. 3 ~. 2 ba, 2 car gar. 2 ', P,Uos. Close to pools. " 'Club le lennis. Walk to I fieach! S75,900 ~A YWOOD llALTY .... .. • 54t-t2'0 •. Oien H!le t0am ·5pm l/Sun 1548 Irvine Ave. " r, 2ba. comer of Irvine J Br, 4 ba + bonu::. rm Plush lndsc pn'g & magniricent patio area Open house Sat & Sun I S. 1836 Port Tiffin. KATHY TRACY. REALTOH, 1100 Qu;HI. N pt Heh 548· 1927 or 752·2887 MR. EXECUTIVE Big cun~on hc<iuty ! EX· dusl\ c location I bd Only $195,000 ............ land included. DAVID LEVINE .,..-i_~ Pl.ICIFIC ' ... ~* ' Af7U fST7Uf -~-Pl.IClflC '" 1*.t' Afr.IL EST~TE Byowner492·6714 Older Mdl 20 · Gd cond 493-336Smghts/wknds ••••••••••••••••••••••• ------------------1 Palms Park.CM. Sp 25. I San Juan blk ofr 17th, 645 3974 ---------13Br Condo, 11"' ba, 2 car 6 CAN Y 0 N LAN E Capistrano I 078 . 39 UNITS gar. encl patio, pool. ten· Canyon C~est : Close to ••••••••••••••••••••••• A f I 1200 Santa Ana. $600,000 nis. kids OK. $345. ph Harbor View shopping BEAUTIFUL creage or so e 27 Bachelor units & 646.5786 cent.er. off Pac1f1c Dri \ e ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3BR. ram rm, :!'iba. SANJUAN l2l-bdrm.units. HuntiftC)tonBeoch 3140 f1replc-an ltv rm &. TAXSHELTER? llLLGRUNDY ••••••••••••••••••••••• master bedrm, formal 0\\TI your own land in REALTOR 675-6161 LA K E p A R K : dining. $650 mth yrl) \'alcncia nr !'llc1,1;hall 62M ---------II a n d ... o m c • lease. Open Sat Sun I 5 "~,-714 b42·0200 .., 714 642·0200 home on prime ·1 1 ;icrc ------------------lot 1,1; view of e1ly lite~. 1wlf rour:.e ck T••rnf1c Newport leach I 06 Newport leach I 069 For salt' by olA ner. T1,1;0 story home "ith custom interior. a Bdrm;, . i:! balh!>. dining rm , tile roof. community poul w jacuzzi, water !>Of teocr + punl1cr & redwood bakony WITH OCEAN VIBW $73,500 Call 496·3880. acrc~ or hilly Lcrrain. up C 0 M P L E T E L Y To"slcy Canyon. LA p1n10E FURNISHED3BR. rami· FANTASTIC \'n;w ancl County Only $200 per .ft I ) r n o m h o m e ll l G 11 T ON T II E <1Crl'. will l'Ons1dcr :.omc Of Ownersh1·p w gardener. Quiet area, BEACH. BIG CORONA patio for exec enter-tc_•in· •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ing Call Jor dt•ta1b NEWPORT HTS. trade ~fops & picture in JU!>l a short walk to Breakers Dnvc l Uedrm office. f)vc Superb Towntiousc beach and s hopping. & eon\'ertible den. Yrl~ &t6·3!l28.eve:67:.-4S77 Units tnt·luding :J S550 / mo . AGENT, lease$650t mlh. bedroom. 2 bath owner·,. 75;n315 COLE OF NEWPORT 1138-6256 SparldinCJ Pool FIXER-UPPEA - ..-----Baycrest Area Finish remodeling & pro· hcJmc. Prt\'ate patio:.. :--REALTORS dishwashers and washer ~ Br. Children welcome. 675-551 t Lachenmyer IUILDER'S HOME 3 l.ledrm. formal dining 11t I Lol'i or Potential On & family rm Upgraded ly $89 500 Call Rae a~ ' thruout with lot:; of t''-· ' . \ Realtor &drycrhookup.Onlyonc Y.ard. Great. view,.-------- year young. Call for ap ~/mo. Dolphin R.E. 3224 OH THE BEACH SUNSET & SURF 2 Lots "1dc at t·orncc Li.:c walled patio & garden Outdoor bnek tra~ Astroturf covered pool de<."k A hc.1uty ot fcr£'d al Sll0,000 Call 54().J 151 ~HERITAGE · ~B:.ALT~ pomlment 494·8581 Costa Mesa ••••••••••••••••••••••• Glenmar 3Br. 2ba, di~ rm, CUSTOM 3br 2ba frpcl I .Quail ~ New cpl 'g, paint. pool w/spa. ~u ~t. cpt-. Plac• landscp. $395. Ph 963·2475 & drps. Wik lo schools P t • a!G church & shop'g. $465 rapln' ••• • --.. leoch 3J48 mo. incl pool service REALTORS 20611ivenih.N.I . 646-4463 ---rrptc dttud1cd 3 BR. 2 ---------&. rooi:n for expansion 1--------- 752•t920 --r--963.6505 ....................... -------- Mulliple wning. S275.000 By owner Phone ~1on · Fri, 6pm·lOpm. wknds 8am llam (714 >675·0068 NEWPORT HGHTS NEW 4 Br. 21"ba, den, h\• rm. din rm. wet h<tr frplc + manv -..tras Some ocean C<ttaltn.i \-ll'w!. Hy huilder. trade-. cmi.s1dered. $139.950 225 LaJolla Or. Open Daily till dusk. 646 7085 or 646 7968 BACK BAY Opett Today 1-5PM One year new. luxunous 4 Br 21, Ba hme oH Up· per Newport Bay. Vault ed ceilgs, spac. ram rm. w/hllf(e bn('k fpk & wel· bar. Massive master bdrm retreat, oil on a beautifully lnd!IC'pd BY OWNER 3 bdrm. 212 b<i, frplt, gas BBQ, all bltns . up· graded lhruout M U!:)T !:)E£' OpenSat &Sun 115St>am1st Ctr 642· 1767 A PETITE PAD on fabulous LrDO ISLE. for the couple just starting their family or the one that has .. thrown 1n the ~~~~~~~~~I towel". 2 Bdrms. + den. Sl45,000 BY OWNR--UNDER MKT Sharp 3br,l1'2 ba. condo WWC S49.750. 493-6590 Lots for Sale 2200 •...............•••.... OCEANFRONT E·side 3br. Iba hri.lwooll 5 BR .• 5 baths, 2 fplcs.. Ors, Jge yd. Clean. Newly maid's unit. priv. steps dee. $395. 548·5213 to beach. Lease $1300 mo. --- Hillie McCormack Mesa Verde 3 Br, 2 B<t. Realty 494.7551 fR, 2 fplc 's, bltns, grdnr ---------• incl. S425. 839·494~ Newport leoch 3169 ------- ••••••••••••••••••••••• MESA VERDE • Atlrac· LIDO YEARLY. 4 Br 2 live 3Br, 2Ba, w /w cpl!>, ba. 'ram. rm .• sun~y drps, dshwshr, frplc . DUPLEXMPTBCH 2 BR, 1 Ba. Condo. lnnstor'sChoice . patio. $700 Mo. Agt gar,$420mo.540-33q8 OPEH HOUSE . Furnishings avail Uy R·l, R·2. C·3 land for 675·6161 · . 4Br, 2na. $43S mo. kids & LIDO REALTY :t\77 \ ia l.i1lo. :'Iii . n. *673-7300* Sunday Feb ~h, lOam to ---------Owner. $42.950. 493·4115 sale. $65,000 to $500,000. Will accept mo-to-mo or pets OK, fenced yd • S ---------1 Prin.only. 5570237 5pm at 3205 Clay 't., 9 •••••••• BY OWNER · Nicest 3 Br, FOUR·PLEX nr So. Coast LIONS ESTATES yr 'round lse. 4 BR, 2 Ba, --·------- mos o Id , Pride of 2 Ba home in tract, Plaza $84,500. P.P. Will 536·8834 lndry rm, patio, 3 houses Beautiful 3br 3ba FM ownership. Each unit has beautifully tndscpd, carry 2nd TO. 644·6504 or ---------from bch. Partially furn. FP, FD, nr' bch.· Onl/ 3 bdrms. 2 bas, patios. SLEEPER! $ro,500. 493·5506 (213l 426-6451. OCEANFRONT ( 7 14 ) 5 5 2 · 7 4 1 5 or $750. mo. 646-1035 dbl Rara2es, occun f t ' Old. (213)883-7887 views. Mr. Cruzon SattaAlla 1080 lli(}'ofocean ron an & ---------E-Side new 3 br, frnlc, 7l·l·c'''"6600 Investment ••••••••••••••••••••••• Condom1·n1·um'" To-n Del' Mar. The last of it's 2•...1-1.1--...... ot bl J · ;r · ....., Ownet-Wanh Offer • .. kind. The only one on the --.--. ... .,. lns, gar, poo • Jacuzzi, Div1s1on, Good buy! Good area! 3 houJHforsale 170 rnarketsince?$12S.OOO. ·call645·2127 laundry rm. $400. - This WHkencl! br. New paint in & out. •••••••••••••• •••••• •• 644·~8 EXPAND OWNER'S Trlr access. Much. much Oceanside Townhouse By FREEWAY RAMP Oceanfront 3 br deluxe --------- UNIT more. $48,500. Hadley Owner, 3 Br. 11111 ba, en AJmost l acre next to duplex, deco. furn. Nr. Mesa Verde 3br, 2ba, . ANDMAKEMONEY! Realtors.963-8933 unit. Super sharp. freeway ramp. Special new. frpl. $600/mo. Cam.rm. din.rm, beam OPENSATtSUN1·5 $3.SOOO (1)7580992 u.sepern'litssafefreeway March. April & May. ceilings, 1mmac cond. 21340thSt, Nwpt Bch 3 Br llf!i Ba. Santa Ana ' · · service facility. $115,000. 675-1849 $ 4 5 0. 1703 New Ne~PlerR.E. Condo. Adults only. fncCMMPl"OfMrlY 200 U.._.BELIEV•ILE OCEANPOOLPRIVACY Hampshire.645·0049 S35,000. 963-3000 Owner. •••• •••• ••••• •• ••• • •• • " ~ C 673·2058 FIXER UPPER 80 Acres in the path of 3BrCompletely Furn Monticello Townhse JBr. est.at, sn:e lot. With fully ~-... __ ...... ~·-automated sprinkler .-perucvi;n ... x system. Prestige for only OPEN HOUS Sealleach 1014 San Marcos develop-$300WEEK.f46·5788 2ba, bltns. $325 mo Incl tri-plexes ment. Seller needs quick L 1186 pool. 968-0656 .• sale-Ul help finance-South oguna OK Nickerson fans. s ub·ordinnte-+what •••••••••• .... ••••••••• Nlce2Br1 Ba, fplc, huge Priced at $80,000. and ever. $5,000-Acre.' 3 Arch Bay, 2 Br, WW fncd yard. $350 mo. Sl2l,500. 3!15 Cranada SAT 1·5: SUN 11·3 Way. COllta Mesa. (oH 20.1Cedar,N.R. Irvine Blvd, l blk S. of Like new 3 br & 1. br. Uruversity Or ) 1 many xtras, ocean view.--------- HOBBS.ALAN CO. $129,500. Call 642·3850,l•------- ' • Highland. $82,SOO.. By : dwm.. ---------House + Guest. Peninsulu 835-3696 or 633-8100 Property House. WESTCLIFF'S lfcJ & hauffful SBR • 3112 Batttt St 59,500 $95,000. here's you l d f J t 6420282 choice to build up equit The Jelley Compcny cp s, rps, ~ c • pv ---------- fast. 1139-41Camino Del Mar !::~:T:" view, $5253BR,1\.1t Ba ~ndo. pool & FO~ESTE OLS ON ~ . .. . -- 3 Br 2 Ba. Agt. 968·888C evs; 87J.6880dys. II I 228 Mari•&.... Del Mar, Ca. 9201' · playground. 1st & last, j& lcauia~ · (714)755-0617 ---:;:!~a.=::.;; so. c,, Place Moblle hOIM •••••••••••••••••• ••••• L.. TrtrPrb 2300 G••Dll 3202 Dix poolside 3 Br 21h Ba, • ----~----1 Prap•a C • .-..................... Woodstrearri Condo. • JS2•tf20 '"•••••••••••••••••••• Many amenities, fplc, MOOQUAl4n TtH.c:M OWN your Mobile. Home 'IUEBLUFFS-Viewt BR 2 b _,.5 .. dbl gar w /opnr, vi~. 1---------111 Lot in a Planned Com· 3 • "' a . ..,., ... o. Irvine le University· Sis • ........ m........_ C----t--munity. t/8 to 21-il Ac lots SEAVJEWTERR.·Vlew $425. 714-839·2SlO ----·---on rolling hills In So. a BR. 2't\ Ba. SlOOO Mo Profe1 lnveatment eaur. 645-8880 or wtl L. BlOCANYON ---------1 an.alysia, appi-alsal.s, ta.a Harrison, Bkr .• ts2T 3BR.a"'Ba. $700Mo. IOtO & ·exchange advice. Newport Blvd, ''11". LAKEFOREST Specializing In Bcb QlstaMesa,Ca.9282't 38R,2 8a.l600 J••------i-s muJti.plex properties. UAUT1FUL Sellers & buyers avall. .._. .. Desert, 1 llOA.DMOOI Cent~~~~~ .. !~ ......... ~~.~! 3 Bdrm hornt, hl&hJr UP-Cross Country 96().1358 INDIAN WEUS CONDO, aradod. Pool & Jacuul. --------i CK C.&a Dorado-3 a,~. me>_ ...___ ... _ golf, tennis, poolspa. blk· ,_..._....,..... CiYlc CllfrD• Ing. Pers. situation ctc- 7SZ.5SS3 · Good rental. 1 £1k to rnands sate. $88~~ CO\lrthOWle lctran.sporta· furn; unt. (710 348· : Uon. EMf maiotenaoco. 84&9837 3 Br. Iba &2 Br, lba. Ca.ll Out --.. -c---..w ____ r __ , 55t-0589M•ry ._..-.,., ·•so OPltNDAILY ""'-r-f'TI &9 8A.:M.T06P.M. · OWMIRS OMLY ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• ---------1 BROOKVIEW TOWNHOME. New, spacious 3 bedroom, never-lived-in home. Up- graded chocolate brown carpets, new mrlgeratbr, washer and dryer included. double att•cbed aarage. Close to South Coast Piasa! $SOO. mth. AGT., 752.7115 J wanttob\.11 lnJ:Qmepro. W.....,.Styte Hoilit 1-------- ge£M~ ~~~!'! • 2V2aare1 1ot. Fred Pter•cc&l 1502 Bea.uU300.q ft home un- No. El Camino Rea , Sall du a 'fflG pl•nk '6or 1--...... ...-..-----1..------~ ..... Ctementc. PMl&-508 •Ile bea• lnetudiftf • •-----_..,., __ __., ap.ctom area that would SANct.BMENTE UsU1 convert to a lar1e Tri·Plex 1·3br, Nbt JIMSt bOuae $1101000. Call 1129,000. MuoOfler bdOftll'•toolate. T111tor-U•d• Real GALA PROPERTIES .... Mr Pre7 Ctlt)JU.K59 .. J. J - MESA Verde Nowl~ dac:'d. I br, lYI ba, W/W cpt., drpe, D/W, aar. Avl . 3/1. SUO mo. ~:ms • • ·'fbe.Worid, 4 Br a Ba. bltm, ... lot fpk:, MW custom drps, new palot tbr110ut, upsrd cpl1, fantastic oceu view. Lf• pat.&oa Is deck. .. Br l&nl• Qt, 1 Ba, Your nmt.dollart 10 eveo W~ CamatloJl. , 1 furtber•••A terrUlc f11-<llM8 mailltenanee cre-w, pro-1.:.... reulonal mana1ement O mo. \ Br, ~dee. 1---------1 atalf that CJret. and Garqe. Tes~ M8f'l1oki. New3Br2Ba,fplc. 48R,JBaup&radedn OPENDAILY frludly nllahbon. ()pen.ta-9918 S425mo. $$95. ino. w/1rdnr. --------IA.11.TOIP.M. 3421 Mode1a open daily 10..T. "~e"'n-, lba Du .. i..v, So 5'5-550lor875 2305 Ml-OIOHG7411Julle. ---------1.;;.;;..:=;:;.;.:::: ____ , _________ • e-. ~under,.. •. .... .... -------·---1---------t....... JZ44 TURtt.EJlOCK 4 Br, 2 SUPER 2br du,p, kids oil ._.;,-.oo...... -· ol bwy. 1ai: hlehlded . .... lllwV....,. NEW 4 Br. 2~ Ba, fplc, ....................... 81. Pam Rm. den, paUo, AvallnowSZSOam fee ::.vrc•ta. Room male $320 f"'M0-0!115e\oils 621 W. Wll.aon Me.2010 din area, wetbar, l bkk Tw1lerock Olen nJW 58r wa&erf.U, Ill' park, pool, TENEX W 9pm 888-9191 lb·to-~~a~~b~:~0~· ~ NODEPOSITTOQUAL. ~~~Mtm mo, 3Ba,famrm,tc.!nn11.p;i,i adlooltimmo.MO-l7H ~..,... 3252 <2> SOR, 2BA D\q>lexes. •2brtownhomew/frpl --===~:::-=:::--1~ownr.:..'.::...;*°=:::·..::64G-::::.:.3'=.:ll=---~ OJ• Plao 4. ••••••••••••••••••••••• OakwoodGardeAApt.a avallabM, e~to.aiopt, ·~atlo"enc. aar. SlJPERSHARP Sbr. I car 1ar, pool, ten· FJepnt 2 Br 2~ Ba, con· --''---------beach & pert. XJnCdM. :&naJ:;!.~ 16 "over Lovely 4 Br home, 11 L&u1W')' 2 Br nil. '115. mo. Ml>-lM4. do. Oceu view, Monarch Harbor View lloaaco 880 Irvine (at l7t.b> locations. From S3SO lo __ _..;;...-_·-----• fwy. shoppl.q ~Khoola. TwbnH.A/C 4 Br 2 Ba FR. cpta drpa Bay. Rec facil, SSOO mo 3 Br2 Ba. $.1SOmo. (114~ S475, Ask for Mias I, Brand new E .. lde condo, !:•~i:oo\ui~~ RucboSanJoequln prof lndacpd. S62S. 5 lse. ~l 6U·JS19 M4-4211orMZ·3984 170016thStCatDover) ~ ~~·st:.:~~~.d~~:!: >.t:t'. No fM. ila.CUJ A ~mo. 752-1110 ~=1dew. 552-1350; evstw Charmiq 2br lune, fine ~~E :.~~ BR, (714)642-8170 988-2'342 e.-5315& l.avely3br"denw/vlew. Joe, nice surroundln11. ~·~ cti 2BR 2 2 BR Condo w /pool/jac ---------• BE ROOM b th i Avail. March LSt. Only PH: M2-445213'7Smo. Ba -1uah.. ~10 on ' View of lhe bay pauo' Meea Verde 3br, 2ba, 23 D . • 2 • n •llMTALS* Dehote4Br.2be,central S4SO. per mo! RataTwnhse 3 br 2,~ ba n...:l"havepoo.l Jaft .. _, car wshr /dryr' car & a r, f n c d yd, preah1e area of ex· •DD 2 Ba .,.._ air_.. f-t plu.h cpl Myers Rllr 494·5420 • .,..,, · ......., • ... u.uo, • · ' children&petsOK.Xlnt peo1ive home~. •un. ........... _.., ......,.., • .,., · • ' Never lived In. Park aarage, etc. 551· 15 S38S+utal . Tom B location. New paint in· Spacious, .P'W•le ~~o. 2BR..2~Ba ......... su:s Short lae. 540.0469 or 961().1701 view. $450mo. Avail 3/1. an)'tlme. S46·3693 dys. Wknds mo. 631-31tonJ SI-'-, Avail now uo.l?20 community awifn I · 2 BR.ZV.Ba .••• " ... $.'550 644-841$. lmmac 3 Br View fncd 1162-7183 ...:64S-::::.:997=S::_ ______ 1~:-:----:-:---:--:--""'":--..,. pool 2 car gar bu& 3BR,2Ba .....•..... S.00 B b -1--' tral . is t' .... 25 Near Beach. 2.Br, Hnt& "'--· BR Adul -• THE IASIL I.bf Newly redecorated 2 bdrm. 1 ba apt. Pool. Near beach. Adults. S300. ~ COATS .·.W~LL ACI n[l.l r ·.:.-.n •Ne - or496-3834 ' b • 2 BR, den, 2 Ba ••.... $42S Nlce4 r, 2 a. centra a.r cen air, e op · .. ' Excluaive WeatcUff, Im· Deb. Nr pool le te.nnla See Park Newport under """"ce 2 · 1 \ "'""Y: mastu suite, Ito oven. 3 BR,2 Ba ........... M30 cood.frpl,coveredpatlo, lmmed occy. Wtr pd. mec, SBr 2Ba, tam rm. crll. Plush. ~O/mo. unfurn. apls Newport $320. 644·4848 Oays, JBr, 2Ba twnhse, 2 yrs nu. S 3 9 5 I m o . K E Y 3 BR.. FR, 2~ Ba .... $(50 !~.or!.}se· 540·0469 or 831-9'89 or495-19S8 custom kit 848-232() INM805 Beach. F\arruture avail. 675-3255 eves. , nr S. C.t Plu.a. kids OK, REALTORS, 962·7181t .,....,.._ S350.645-507l 38R,1~Ba ......... $'$25 · OceanView.new2Br,dfn .. (710644·1900 2 BR, 1 ba. $350, tearly. _;_--------•Condo 1 sly, 2 Br. pool. 4BR.2Ba ........... S.~ Beaut3Br,2ba,frpk,up-Condo, adlts, $495mo. 10;;rJ::C, llOO Beaut lpk&docks adlts Adults.Nopets. 2 Br, 1 ba condo, pool, Call Kay Hod1e a 4BR,FR,2Ba ••.••• SS50 1raded cpt covered (.213)831·2-iOl 3 Bdrm1. +maid's. 3YI · .. • ' WJLLl•MWl.....,.O ... b 4 BR FR 2 Ba S8()() ' Baths Q··•et nd ••••••••••••••••••••••• S79S yrly or ' mo mm. "' """' ,. f~~'1o~aGt~~2.s!~~s. :::1':~ or Bo <213 ) ' ' ...... =~·~rt lse. MO-Me 2BR.2BaCondo'sonGoll beactL y,"'Blk~i:N~\'J. San Juan Capo. For rent: 675-9877 REAL ESTATE 876·3331 YI .. ,-&.11-C--...1-. Course. Avail. immed. 1 Yr. le e. MO Mo . 2 or 3 mos, my nicely On the Pen. 1 bT all util pd. 2 BR., 2 ba., frplc., 1 y,, 1WOfor you 2br hse S2SO -~ -Woe6rid9f Ploce from. $365 mo. Fausta furn 2 Br Townhouse S225smfee blks big beach. No.dogs. &2brcott S255sm fee 3 BR". l~ Ba, pool, ten· Larceat Woodbridge Vitali, Realtor. 499·2241 Lawson w/lake & sw~mmln& TENEX til 9pm898·9891 Vacant now. $400 Mo. TENEX tll 9pm 898-9891 nls. facing park. Near home. 5 br fam rm liv 8 f 2 b 1 pools. $475/mo tncl utJI. Agent 679·1494 schl walk to bch New din ' b ' 3 r. am rm, a, enc Mature adults no pets 761---------Boat/RV stor. Redec 4 Br I. 25. nn, rm, 3 a. 3 car yard, CUl·de·sac. Avail R~•lty Comp.,ny 1---orrn~ 2541 . s.. ca...... 17 CdM·ocean view· 2br f -'·-' 3096 R --" pa nt, crpt. 14 · mo. G t 3 B 2 b gar. All uparaded, A/C, 3/1 Will take fthildreo •-..._ ......,. · ••••••••••••••••••••••• d 1 f I .. ~l'Jb pie,...,, g. oa .. ...-e. ~.9475 reeo ree r. a 1 k Le a 5 e . .. ""' up ex or ae W;w a. Vaca. Try $475. 712-1920 house. Lrg lot, cul-de· n r • a e • · pets. 494-9721. To...-DMM 2Br1 Ba, S250 per mo. bltns r 1 ~ ~l Jeanine,835-0211 Pg'l'GSL ~ 3br, wJfrpcl, new sac. $380/mo.&'4·4646. Owner/Brlcr,MZ-7588 .,........a..d ]525 213·339-33'1 or ' rpc · ' Dls.111 •tL"' cpla tl drpe, IJt yd, blke Woodbridge Place, close The Terrace, oo gm bit, Mluioft VMio 326 7 lbr + Ice convert. den. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 714-498-0311 ON BEACH yrly 2· Br 2 HOME 2BR""'28'" D to bch. 2 car 1ar. $395. toLake 3 BR 2 Ba fam· Clrdiff Mod. 2 Br 2 Ba,••••••••••••••••••••••• lba, beanu, frpl, dw. Nr Grand Opening 2 br 1• Ba, spectacular vu, no • a, en, Daya 597-4358. Eves • • ~ pool Jae $400 &44-2932 . bch, tennis, pool. $350 studio, deluxe. Adults. Beaut dee duplex Inc I pets. Deck, rplc • gar, c:rptd. drp1, forced air 90-3Us 'rm. din·rm. Finished ' . . AvailNow.2600sqft,new lse.Nochildrenorpets $280/mo. Sat/Sun 12·5. frplc, pool. yard, sec.&ate.$475,adl\son-heat, garb·dtSp, bltna. March 15 .. Lease 9·12 Woodbrid&e, huge 3 Br, s Br, 3 Ba, kids. pets, 6'5-J70l 1919 Anaheim Sl., CM. washer /dryer, q ulet 11. 67s,.7559 patio, garage, water 3 br •. crpts,. drps, fncd, mos. w/optiOn to buy. &1r, lndscpd. $&00 mo. park· pool. EZ terms. C!:iO. toJune25. 413-7394 )IZ• furn. Adults only, no cover d patio, detached 557-9001 Ownr/Brkr640-0926 $549. 997-128( (714) K.V. HomH. 3 bd, 2 ba, o.p&.11.es u.funl 3600 ~. .... Cott. MHo pets. gar w /2.'4 bath. Walkinf llSO/mo. Gardener ancl ............. ••••••••••• """~ ........ ••••••••••••0 • RATE REASONABLE distance to beach. $395. HO WAITING! 3Br, 2Ba, 2 car gar, Univ. 3 Br, 2.ba All.so Valla Con· 6'()..1377 3 Br 2 ~. pvt yard, 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cua de HermO¥ Across from Country 842·6091 2Br,$32:5-$4.25permo. Pk, tennia, Jacu.ui, pool do, single story, A /C, --child· no pets. 645-17S9. Ge•r.. ~102 2br apt w/firepla~,. n~ Cl b 3 Br, $385-$475 per mo. ~-752-7847 cpts. drps. view & pool. OCEAN AIR. 2br dbl aar c.ost& Meaa ~ bath, range, oven, dis-S M Du . 6706 Beach Walk Twnbome. 4 Br. S440-SS95 per mo. ~ No pets. 8JO.S08S ch.lldok $350sm fee ' •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• hwasher, $320. Alf'> 3 br 21 esa r.•5'8· Beaut.2Sty,3br,2Ylba., 4Br,pool,spa,S700. Ul\lvPkklcbOK,.3Br2 B ~B ls d TENEXU19pm898-989l E·Side Colt.a Mesa new 211WATRNOHT <.tep.bldg)$370. • -COU.EGE ~RK 3BR, famrm,wetbar,2patios. Ba, DR, fplc. 'gar ••• cb 3blt"n's1 grea'atcpAo'verpsr'd• BLUFFSCONDO 1&2 br, frplc, bllnl, ear, Builtins, crpts, drpe, B· 160W. Wilson 2BA, den, flreplc, S500 mo/bat olr. Call pool. schl, shops ... 35. • ... · -""' ) .... ··--• lndry rm ...__k I 0 Patio frplc S375 mo WANT"'D .,......, -'""· . ~S·. huge u""' '&•rage. MESA VERDE •ioea. bulltins, dish hr. S3llO. Maree 848-2801. 17305 Rosewood po • . • . r. S300/SSSO. &M-087& ~ _. •COLLEGE PARK · 998-5.S05 2329$V,a Batua. Owner byCPA&damaly.3-4Br, 36mFINLEYAVE.ND. llomeatmosphere.3&3 POOL. lBR, 2BA, ram 4 Br, Fam Rm. 2 sty, 3 car M9-8861 & 768-61.25 or As· brklat rm, 2 sty. $450. Af h1wflh Fvrftlshed J •cots RE •LTY br deluxe apt.s. 546-1034 rm$l2S gar,84S2Newbury,tben ,:. Turtletaek4Br,nrUCI, socialed Realtors lon&termlse.644-4871 ••••••••••••••••••••••• "' ~ •SANTA.ANA HEIGHTS call846-7996aft7PM " tmnis, pool, gar opnr, 58H100 1c6HP...a....la 1707 675-H70 East.side quiet 2"3 bdrm 3BR 2BA f ...,,,< .. $495. Avaal 3/1. 833-1354 S31B River, 3 Br 2 Ba, new-••••••••••••••••••••••• unfurn w /patio. Some • •am rm . ..., .. .,, Vacant 3 BR, 2 BA. fplc, 3 Br. 2 ba. cpls, drps, ly decor'd. Walk to bch, . BUENA PK. New, l & 2 w/tai>lrs .Adultsonly.Al· •BIG FAM. RM., 3BR, upgrd. blln.s, DW,no fee. lmtell le.tty Orangetree Patio hme, 2 bltns, frplc, air cond, fncd yd. 2 ca r g nr, Xtra lge 2 b~. 2 ba. utll Jn· Br apts, cpts. drps, bltns, tractive rents. fin!plc. $.125. 846-3301 : pm 968-2884. 551-2000 br. 2 ba, den, tennis. covr'd patio, S3'1S. mo. &IS--m98 cl, $325. Winter. 1115 W pool. The Villa Woods M-&.&.:_.• ... ..._ •BRAND NEW pool. S.OOmo. &41·3686 27046 Via Callado. Owner Balboa 962·0505 81824th St (714) 521 7072 ..,...,".,.. ....... . 3Br,famrm,2SA$475 New3br 2batwnhse.lm-RanchoS.J.3Br2BaSan ~&7686125orAs NWPT HCTS ~ br lge · · 1mSantaAnaAve:CM 4BR,lamrrn,2BA$550 mac., hltns, dsbwshr, Luis Rey aolf crse & TURTLEROCK. Plen4,4 sociated Realtor~ den w/fplc yd 1 ~hlld C:..taMHa 3724 lalboallland 3106 646·5542 . • S 0 UT H C 0 A ST pool, db4 encl. 1ar. W-D lake vu . .00~547-7044 bdrma., femlly rm .• din· 581-1100 no Pet.a. $375'. 64&.2067 ' •••••••••••••••••&•••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mesa Verde 2 br upstain.. SHORES 3BR, private hkup. $375. 968-9222 log rm ., 2~ baths. $40.00 WEU UP 2 br, I,<\ blk to bay $325. New cpts. Refs. Av:ul lake, pool, jacuzzi. $450. Turtlerock Glen Plan 2, 4 Ganlenerincl. S600 Mo. Barcelona 4 br, 2ba, •Studio le l BR Aplll mo. incl. gas, water & now. $250.498.1936 • • SELECT · BeachwaJk condo, 3 br. 2 Br, Fam Rm. tennis, W () 0 DB RID G..E _ fam.rm. AC & punfier llSTWATlllFltOHT •TV &MaidServ Avail garage. 111~ Agate, ba. up&fd'd cptS, auto pool.$800.547-7044 Popular Washington $f.S0.831-2179 LANDMARK LOC •P'honeServ, Htd pool (.21.3)541·3316 Mesa del Mar. 3 Br 2 Ba, PROPERTIES aar dr opor. A1k for model .• Bdrms., fasnily ~ "" ~~UAL 2376 Newport Blvd. CM ts $275 516-2660 Grant (213) ~&281. Turtl~k 4 Br. pool 6 rm .. din.In& rm .. 3 balha. Fantastic View, jacuzzi. 3 -".,.., .... ' ,.. 548-9755 or645·3967 2 Br & diln. 3 Ba, bltns. no pe per ,;no. . teorus facll. $575 mo. Beaut carpet $.'550 Mo Br 2 Ba. 11/J yrs old on a beautiful corner gar + patio, i.ml hot hse 845-1103 or548·387' PRIME EASTSIDE C M See this' OnJy $200. 2 br, 644-4157, short rental OK. DA YID D CARLSON Wshr dryr. $380 mo Dys with boat slip for a large SUS CASITAS for plants. Adlt•. $4 THE I "'Y LE A'.11: kids petsok. Fee · 8311.253· Evs644 5683 boat Outstanding 4 A ~ .... CONDO. 2 Bedroom. 2 Main Rentals. 540-5370 Sing I e fa m ii Y. The REALTOR 133·9293 · · . Bdrm home with Minutes lo NB 1 BR _m_o_7_52_094 __ 2 ____ -f 2 Bdrms, water pd. $260. bath, double garage. Colony beaut 3Br pool Bdrm tbho 7 ChanniDg2br Barcelona 'vacy trees larae furn. Adults, no pets Balbo t I t BeauUful spac10·""91ew Brand·spankin& new Unfunusbed house ex-&tennis Griin1wtr'tncl 3 ,2ba me.14 lJ M·-"icent view, frplc, pra , ' • 2llONewportBlvd.CM . a se&,aragcap on , -ye a r I y J ease al cellent condition. 'good .....,.. ........:.r/A«+ ...... 2932 · Deer Park, nr. ~I & _. ... , yard. $1400mo, yrly lse. yrly Jse. Open house apts. Pool, pvt patlO&. $4.SO mtb. are a , p I ease t'. a 11 -· ..,...,,. •·· -school. Do not disturb :.!:ea~~~:.~-~~~~r pd. a...,. fun. 2 Ir Sal / Sun I M on. 116 '~ Adul11 •. No Pe~ COUOJMIWPOltT 963-6238. Woodbridge4Br,3ba,dan ownera.Agent,640-7118 OCIAHNOMT BJt.m, wrw, drps. Adlts. Topai . 329A~~-~C. · REALTORS . rm. fam rm ,3 ca r 3 arw/denorfamrm,2 3Br.s:ns.delgar.patlo, r!NIMPOJNT nopets.$225.~S.3971 loltoeP...._a. ll07 -------- 6'7S-SS11 New 3 Br 2~ Ba, view, 1ara&e. Lake " pool ba In xlnt neighborhood dr by 27336 Padilla. appt OCEANFRONT 5 Bdrm ••••••••••••••••••••••• E·&ide 3 br, l ba dQPlex. --------1 condo. Attach·1ar, w top· 1525/mo. Call 7S2·757S. ~ t'ul de aac walk dts'. (213)421-4582 OR J Bdrm and lfparate STUNNING lfe l Br grdn -..35 Yrly 2br, 2ba. 2 Slo""", Fncd yd Kids .. small dog Brand New JBr. 2Ba. nr, pvt peUo, end urut, • Bd rut f t apt. Pool & rec rm. $220. .. •.1 k M w fai>lc, pool, plush r pls, near pool. $425 mo.COLLEGE PARK . lance to sctals. PaUo & Mewporthoc9' 3269 2 ., rmu or eenager 710W.t8thSt.$40offdep. 2carencl.gar.,balcony o 2001 anon · ay. pnme resldent11I area. M8·234l,ev1/wkns Popular Yale model 4 boa~entrY·ci::''"f'cf.:. ••••••••••••••••••••• .. ~.B:~~~.n. Pt. loca-with ad. ~·1603 ~_._54_9_·<»_33 ____ _ 11reat entertamine fami bedroom with step-down ~II ;:0 · Dy nrssi"~· Big Canyon prestlglou1 Hillltl ---_..----.. -ac-h-3-7-4-0 1 2 Br. Iba. $325 Yrly. Open Eastside new tnhl>/:ises ly home. Lyn ~56·2660 3 BR, 2 Ba, r[fctc, country famJly room. Gardener iee s: · · Broadmoor home, 3000 WATERFRONT • ..,. beam cell. frplc. Day Frpl, enc gar. 2&3r1Jr, 2 991-3<MO k • t ch· H 0 E l\Js tr and use of J community Evs. 834·082S sq ft. back bay view, 4 br. HOMES ••••••• 5 •• 1 •U•• 0 •• 1 • 0 •••••• •• 848·2222, eve S57·9698 ha from S32S. 642~ Bdrm, "50. mo. ~·5810 pools, ch1bhouae and ca· ....... le•h 3241 2in ba. ram rm. $1150. REAL £STATE 1 Bit duplex, oldeT' adult& Very sharp 3 bib to bch ble TV. No pets. ssoo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Flexible terms. 640·1714 631·1400 ''FroM SSS Wnkly" Uttle gem! $175. UUI pd. EASTSIDE 3 en, ~ Ba. onlpd >:·.~~ .. do13115' SlSQ. Gas !lbr. 2ba, iam.nn, bl : m9t. AGT., 752'7315 Lease In Exclusive 3 Arch Full kitchen & TV Child ok.:;c.-c. de 1 u xe f eature's' 2 . ,,... ~ 0 h 11 d Ba 3b 2' .. b F R Harbor Vu Hms. Carmel 3 ~~ U & U ·11 I Main R tals s•o.c....,o oaragcs. $375. 645-7554 -etc. pen se a ay Beaut Deerfield twnhse. 3 y. r, n a. . ., vu. Br + FR S500 per mo We're How loold-nens U <es · " .... ,. ..!..._... 4 BR SUPER SHARP' Sun. 22082 Surfrider Ln. Br, 2 ba, 2 yrs new. Pvt bch. Tennis. Call (belowm~rket). 752.0617' ··~ MILE TO OCEAN Lg 3br, 2ba. bltns. frpl, 38R, 2UA, n~ar •park. Meu Verde, Fam rm. Nrlr!aenoll11~Bannlng. $425/mo. Call wkdaya BrokerRuthSacharevea Sunwnerl"9t• ltoy•SuituMot.t balc. tiar, steps to bch. Bualt1ns, C1reP'lace, Din Rm, fpk. cpts drps, $:111&.. mo. C2l3)371M2&2 DI ane at 992·5000; 997-4051, Southland As· Watafront·Dock, 4 BR. 2 721 Yorktown lt.d $450. y rLY 673·2026, enclosed garage. $325/ fncd yd. family. singles, SMO 3 ~ b wknda/evea873-7l9'7. eoc., SlS-2012 Ba, frplc, new crpts, LIASIS Beach Blvd at Yor~ m.l307 mo. > peUOK. '450 ~5607 bll1:~· arda tao WALNUT SQUARE 3 Br 2 OCIAHNOHT ~sl·=· $700. 544·9932 3 Bdrm, 2 ba, patio. 536-0411 Bach apt, refrig, pnt10, 2RR apt for $250. _:L D.. P.W 1126 Balmoral, m rsht Lo Ba, up1raded twnhse. No 5 BR • 5 batha, 2 fplcs., Park I B ch near b Y B ... 1 . steps to bch S18S. yrly an AGENT 1>1DfM6 ....................... 111161 Caledonia Cir, end pets. 1335. 642·9199 maid's unit, pr1v. steps BLUFFS CONDOS ~/mo 1 r twnm•e, poo • patio, cl uUl873-2026/833-3307 , - PVT Comm w tl'nn11, of cul de sac. (714) tobeach.Leaae$1JOOmo. Leases start.inc at $450 OCEANFRONT5Bror3 carport, no pels. Avail -2Br,28a,cpts,drps,encl swima 2 Br 2 Ba condo 53611884; owner <213) Sharp 2 story, 4 br's, J Hlllle McCormack Mooth. Agent 644·1133 bdrm+sep 2 br unit for 3/1 $265. 963·2077 C••"-hoch 3118 J!Jr, $250 edits, no pets. _w 10. D W ~t5 83t 1671° lllll--0908 ~~_!•~mto ~u:iT! Realty 49MS51 Big Cyn Twnhse, 2 Br, ~~".,:~1~rp:i~u:Ca~:;,~t SMALLDEACftHOTEL ••••~;;;;;.~;;;•••• 644·1103 ·~ 8Two 1212 5 Br. 3 ba, fam·rm, frplc, at park. Vacant. Avail Ocean view, fenced 1 br. den, 2~2 Ba, DR, pool, Sl200per mo Rooms SJOWk. LOWS. DUPL•x Garden apt. town~o~w/ ••••••••••••••••••••••• bltna. fnc:d yArd. Kida. now. $430/mo. Call Dave ln5. Pet ok. Fee Jae, teMis. SS95. 640-8146 Turtlerock .Glen. New Apt.a $130 /mo. 536-?056 r ~ '" pal.lo. 2 br. vanaty.;t ba I..allt' Fore5t new choice P'U OK. Avail April 1. ~11.51. Maln Rtntal1, 540-5370 3Br on bit st. $850/mo HlmtMgton With fijeplace, 2 Bdrms up I br/den, full .bath lakefront 4br, 3ba, wet Sf70 mo.141-0293. THE COVE lse ~ 3742 Cl vet) larae master down Mature adults bar. A1C, SGS. wwered ~---......_ 3244 .,..,.. 3244 BoatsUps avail. Waterfl"Oltt Hofttet ••••••••••••••••••••••• bedroom>. 2 baths, bwlt· only -f 0 r q u 1 ck re n 1 a I . '-~ to Hwrt. Harbour. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• I Or 2 BR. condominium C .. 631_ 1 .. 00 ins & two fenced patios Marilnl ... A.ph.#2 m•l9N-UiOld New 3 br, 2 ba In exclualve bayfront "' Bach Studio. Frplc, Locatedlnth~Pallsadel!. 2?SE.lSthSt.C./.l ay~ ~. Bltns, frplc, ' community. Pool, beach, balcony, view of Harbor, Extenor maaotence an· 631•1003 LAKEFRONT HOME:· &ara1e, pool, tenn.ls els. security. f150 eteps to bch. $255. cluded·$350/mo. Call, ________ _ New moet fantaalic Vil' $12:1/mo. (213)191·8214; macnab/ Irvine SHERMAN AS.CK><;. WESTCLlFF 3 bedim, 2 _8'6-_'1884 ______ 492·344701 496·3959. Lae 2 br cottage, t:slde at Lake f' ctt .a Br 3 Ba IM&-tOll I 6'o-6500 ~. IW;i~ar~~:.'~r~!-;.~~d. &..na leach 37 41 c.ro.o ct.I Mw 3122 c. M. Crplc. beam Lc_~u. clb ~· • sailing, 0.EAN~EAT 2br plex. fl8 ty Bluffs condo-View. Lov· gardener lnel. Avail Im· ....................... ....................... Encl. gar. SJOO. 5481:i300 ~ · frplc only Sl&s am fee el)' 3 br, 2~ ba Trina med. Act 642·5200. Oeean view $150. Utll. pd. --------1...ae Jbr. 2 1, view TENEXUl9pmllll-18111 Model. Prof. decor. Fee. ..,,. ol lake & a.In. cau 38r, 1_. .. ba TwnhooH. 2 Avall. now. Lowest Exec. Pk Lido Tnhse 3br, Main Rentals, M-0·5370 .... ..., 76&-114lar ·3CXll. car pr, ,oel. no pett. Beautiful :~:::.· townhome ~.!~d view. 844·5010 ~;:::&.~1r.~&:fr Llll-oHI• 3750 'rlre,!~rt•_ On the Lake 3 Br 2 Ba, $.18$.. Ph IM-f511 .... _ lak Br d 6 -'-' ••••••••••••• ••••••• • •• ""°...,.. " fantastic view. Sl56(). mo. ...-•• n•cH• near Vl'CI e. an new •P8•M· EMTBLUFF 10\'el)' 3 br 3Br, HbrJDahlanch, avail ALICIA PLAZA mo-GLS nsAA " lna clean. Features woocMNrnlng eondo. pvt patio, dbl 1ar :mm. $400mo. Scenic Mountain Views CORONA DEL MAR ---------t 2 IWrm TwDhH. New fireplace & 2 paUOI. Avail. 3/1$. w/OS!flr .. pool" rec lac'a. 548·2501 Large. dlx adult 1112 a Br Townhouse, frplc. ,... t• v..., 32J4 ana. nr pool ar t~nnls $&10/mo. LUa Harper152-141f. (E4C) 9'50. 213-SM-2135 3 Br. lY.i ba, r-lc, pvt. Bdrm Apts. F\am " un· Pool, tennla. Some ocean { ....... ·············-······· -....... paUo -mo • .. " IL ca•-11-a v'aews. Close -ff. 'i.8.M , -. S&ep9 to bch. Let, dlx a br pat.lo. Avail ,8"15. $375. .um. . • ....,., 3 Br condo. 2~ ba. $425. ~ Wll.CO... duplft. Newly dttorat· Ph: 55a-7350. Pool, Jacuzu. Billiards tosbopplnc It nne beach. F===;......:.;;.;;;;;;;;,;;;F;;;; cu 1ar. 1H4 sq. fl.1:4, 2br + boailll room, -a 2u. b th t ··-._ If mUy eel $400/mo yri)' Day :WSHL51or581~130 644·2111 lwofOmnge~ -.nn walk to bcb, t ehoola, 00 , 711 a Owmiome W a l02S48.eve1.m..52 S.Cle•• 3276 JS211 Stockport. La1 ~~~~~~~-1 m<*btolAlfUloJ)O(tnl• 3 Br, 2 btl. KU. Sq. Par J>Ut, shop'•· MOO mo. room. Air eondWoolng -hlshly up-••••••••••••••••••••••• Hills 3 Br, t~ Ba, dplx, above communllel.Areladlg area. Very nice . .-S, ls Fncd yd. Oarde111 are1. craded draperies & carpetlnJ HARBOR View Somenet $!115. 2 Br + den, :xlnt Sorry, no pets. Qtlna Cove, view, FP, selllngduhoms. l ~ lHt. Aull atl -..as thruout. Cloee proximity to pool & 5 br. a ba, v1ew, walk to tond, walk to~b. pool"~.._. J76t 2oe Fem leaf. uso. WOlllilfolls.ondmoJnll (213)430·0700 <714 MewO........ jacuui. $485/mo. Holly Marta• ~ &r tenn. SISO/mo. Jacuut. Call Pat, ....................... ~tcSU104;714-492·9912 r-.ftalJMgpooa.., 9CM303. .... ""'9 6"-GOO. (E4.5) AA.6PM8"..a21 ::;=~~~~or tbrcnobllthomtlnquiet JBEOROOM JoculZJ.souna,blllonll, • BR. 2 .. _ bit .... N.D. pArk. Pref. llin1lt .... s YEARLY ondexclncl~ .. d r P s •.... i u ~· ;.r; Dowfttown R B. s blka l'UULmoca ..... ...,._ V• .._ S. .,._ rox ln 20I or*· mo. mo. ... M&-0111 with IOdol ~ !~ Z13-891·5111Mal\7Pll ~o;ro'be~v:; Brand S8ft. • b lb ho .,1_ S B~drm MONACO c..wr-. 3271 t42-05l3eves, . gym.and~at ~ occ.;&oc1 .. Of~b new 01 a Ole. nu w/vk:w. Avall Marcb 1, ... •eI•••·••••••••••••• .._ So 1 Ba b Ul pd 2_~t 1 Ba, blt.N, dbl aar, ll)I~ Morto1 BEST AREA JN FOUN ._ ~. condlUoned -lovely C!arpetl It 11177. RARE FlND Jbr coiy bch vu' taW:. 'nice toe puot, nrbuch, adulu, no ~..,,.,.,........,...,, TA.IN VALLEY 3br,Aa '*W:500. mo. S3&GG or drapes. Comm. pool & tennis. IWftC.-fn>konly$37S.Smfte Reta. Wlnter.8?5-658.1 ~ta.. a10.m.m:e k;,~l=.'11.!.~-~ bltna, l1e yet, nr $'750/mo. Joyce Edlund "2·8235. Sbu1t 3 bedrm home nr TENEJ<Ultpm-.988l Brood New . 2Br, trplc, '""''-~ " ahoP'I· $425 mo (B48) QSM ID ~hool. v1eut 4r Near beach, 3 Br hm, es.an 1&2 br. Adulll, no bllrul, lodry rm, gar, $100 0ne9"dlM»Bedroom 548-3111 read)'.$550/mo. I I 1 ...,.5/ »eta. $200/$22$. 2421 E. mo &M-UllSTeve WIM'IQ. '4Mt61 pat o, rp c, .,.. mo. JllhSt.. N. HtsMl-1801 --· -------1 Oftlces-O:OOto .. ~· cau-.... YEARLY, beaut. 2 BR., ...,.... ~ s.t. Mii )210 Oe•nttMl Jbili ~ 9UO l~ bl. UDJt wltb 1pee• NoW "'*"' nf ...... -••••••••••• .. •• mo. AvalJ wr ~ 1$. tMutat vs... or bay • CJW1n1Qa t br. ms. P• ocean. ~ Decb. frplc. • bit. r-. 8Uh Apt nr Nwpe. Jkh Ill'. Walktobell-.SOmo M.aln llalala. MO-SJJO Plor. II.Simo had utJJ, WJU.IAM Wl4TOM 111 MUI • c.11 ~ A.EAL ESTATE f'T$.l33l 1 ..--,. . Office.... 4400 Office ...... 4400 ..... .. OfJ a;taR!y IOOS 60'Pa sqF.T QIM, 700 tq.ft. cpt.s, 1117 WES'l'ClJFF NB drps, A/C, amplia lrff ._ ... , .. "GIHCY AGT.Nl·~ ~J>~_t.kl I · From 41•. , .. .,..."" r----~--~~•..JIU.tert,ID-4121l ~t•bllo.tMtd, tdl." 1 N.B. 1501 W..telff Dr. loc. Ow-Mr. Wnte to Ad HIW MIU --------• ~ewporfPl.nanciaretr .. ::..t.:.........-.......... ;.a ~4iro IOO, Daily Pllot. PO De>• G .......... •-....,._ -O pd --,. " "60. C~lA Mesa. Cii ~""'"I or r•wa -· mo, U , Leftleij Offtee ~· ••••••••••••••••••••••• 928:218 ....................... Z631*-m Scot1 Pl, oU Pla~n· CallonSitella~er LACMIMAllACH •--------n ... roo , aauna, ~a.toMS 50-949% Luxurious l Br Pent· Chldto/~t• OK. $311. ('71•)Ma-3JllexUt8 S-U CHICICIH modern avm heated..,_ •B •Ba ,_I d Pe.,.rwoocl...,.._ hou.se, fwl ocean view .... ., .... 1,, <"t•> ... ., ...... -'"'"'N ..... pool " bllh~rd rm. ·-"• r. • ·~ c, yar • .. N£W4'NEARNEW" 1 Br, Sl9S mo. Reine. & 2607 Solano Wy Call eves ,._ .w v • ~ ...,,. ....... Prime location in Hunt· C archll Store -"' •H Adu!U, no pets ::iii:0· 60 5501 or Cpta.., cirpll, bl tu. I& stove lncl. CloseLo shops & wknds 497·3t95. J~ · In 1 ton 8 e ac h on or c•n tie U! «I aa pro· ~~: ~an~~:Pt~ty ~~ 2881 Brlal.olSlreet -']lltio. W • dryer •5Choot11. V!lf.~ . SOillii LAlijlNt 1116 Brookll~t; 800 square te&&lonal ol!I . Localed I K l t Costa Mesa Bachelor funPSl~ od wt• bk.ups. 1 &. J br'• Crom Oceanfront Chrf Dr. 3 br ••••••••••••••••••••••• feet. Sfn&le. ~o l)'pc 1n· older 1hopplna com oc · <.>q u reai 00 Y --------•turn $170. Stv/refrig. $205, llHd)' 2 /lS/77 8~1chelor Cpts, drps. ~/mo, 1 br S3ZO/mo.1.«e,quiH,luxunoU1,tX.· atoreorotnce.Goodex· plex, with rustle at· U~iOOO.dn. Dave 842 7311 100 MS-Cmot&u-9$4S K tchenette. •111. mo. (213)876-2723 eve:; ec: -a br i . bu a pt posure, assigned }>iarlt· mctpber11. $1'75 Mo. utJI. 751·374 I \PAi'.t,.tE:rc.oR U60 Wllso~. AptC • Westside 2 br 1220 C t :11.~ pd. Nr arbor Ocean vu 2Br, POOL, Elevator t6 scenir prlv· :_t67~11 ~lr. ~I um mer lM&id by landlon! • WHOLESALE DIST Ch . p • Laundry Adi ts No pet.is bdl. Party & aam• room MlSSION REAL TY $250 000 s I 1978 Alt6 30,673'8146 Good location. 2Br, 2b1, drps, slY. ildren OK. 3Br 2ba ew cpl blt.ns s.'125 I • AS\ H M • tot11I Heunty. Perfect 118$S.Coa.sLLa&iwa Nation'a1 dtst~b~tor ror & a r . bl t n • • tr j.1 c • 5'8·9580 aft. SPM paUo 2 kl~s OK ~o pets• 497.24;:· aua llvma or wknd retreat for 494-0731 van & motorhome IH' NEW Lux 2 Br, patio & drpa/~~~lo. Aedulb, 2 Br garden apt frplc 1040 A Valen~la. mS the adventurous adult. BEDROOM cess. Easytoaddret1til& ~d~k , fplc, d1hwshr, ~~Ppe 549_.050 ;iss1 .• :t1 patio,dshwhr,fi. ' 0pen&.t1Sun all day, Ph Starting at SSlS. mo. ~rv:0c~:_s~~~o mllil order to Increase !ru~~t~o ~t•. 642·0461 wlS. SS?-2841 MS-7983eves Newport leach "" 4.99·2835 EXECUTIVES I (., Jerry Wynn (213)477·TI01 ~~i;:~d~:~ ggro~~~h fr!~u --Spec. S br apt or~ lt as 2 Lartte duplex. 2 Br, aar. •••••••••••••••••h•••• " CodoMHO , ll24CostoM"41 3124 br & den. •'rple, patio & W/D hkup, 1 older child WA.1'8RONT Apailuw ... 1Fundt.hed Wuntto move your~t!lce ~ ~f ~n,\;C::e;{':~l U'if 837•4100 ••••••• ••••,•••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• pool. Aduhs. $32:>. No OK, no pets. $250. 2178 B. VI~ or UftfurMl'9d 3900 out of the bedroom & rnlo .. _ C M v '. --------- .. ----------------.. , pets.6t$-3381or837-9517 Placentia. Open Sat 11·3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• prestigious Jl(ewport uvwnlown · · :.nous • Ph SoU 7983 eves • THK l!:XCITING Center at a fraction or alt.es. Bob, MIH313__ Employment edlterranean lr11 Large 2&3 br apts, 2 ba, Strlkl~desl90ano • .n PAl.MMESAAPTS the expected cost! The Downtown Laguna-Ideal ACJlftCY v I aAe pool, exercise & rec rm. 2 br, 1 bu upat1urs Encl el~ant excttf"9 wn to MINUTES TO NPT. £.xecutlve SUile has the olc or store. A/C & ulJI NEWPOHT BEACH tj sauna.2881Brlsto!St aarage No pelt. 2865 ~~':s~~tfu~fre-BCH answer incl. C81J or stop by 26S Well estab Divorce Mendoza. upt C S2M ... ~-" """' ••-h '·"'BR Your off c• t · forces sale Bus1ncsi. •Beamed ceilings, wood paneling •Grasscloth wallcovering •Fireplaces, wet bars •Dishwashers, walk-in closets •Balconies, patios •Park-like landscaping • •Swimming pools, jacuzzi .. Lighted tennis courts ,•Minutes to freeways & beaches •Security systems I HDIOOM I llOIOOM & DIM Zll-2HTOW~ ? BR. 1 Ba, encl patio, & 751·3006 ....... C> .our own .... vate u.c '1...... l ... ren la· Ocean Ave or ca 11 sin"le gar, 00 kids or _ ~~~~cr,~·i;'~Y fromS19S eludes; reception 4i4-31Mor642-4463 J:ood, potenhal great &' ~"" 28 l d bit r Adult.a No Pets service, conference --Selltr will tram Good pet:. . .....,.,.846-7129 r. cp $. rps, ns, enniscourn. too ' roo~personali•ed ....... Rftttd 4500 Lerms TIME75H400 adult, no pell> $200 mo 1561 ¥en Or • JUST Completed B4!aut. 1 64S-3417. 846-8855 IS Blks East of Newport• tele e coverage, m1UI ••••••••••••••••••• •••• br apt. Freestanding ---Prontorit(M'yPoinl Blvd) ha11dling. underground~ sq ft. AC bldg on DIHHElt HOUSE frplc, bltns. Many wm 2 Br 2 Ba, dshwshr & dis· Sta 9860 ~. janilor service, 16.000 sq.rt lot Paved LAGUNA BEACH dows. $23S. 64S-3258 or posal, cpli.. drps, nr alluUliUesexceptphone. "fencdyd.Jdealforcon· Urutarybwkhne scatsSO 919-3376 shops. 675-8862 rttEYllWIMG <:ail 714/640-5470 tractors, engineers or inside plw. outside patio 1------------luxurvaduttrentalstrom ZNDUHIT THE EXECUTIVE scbools.Agnl.833·1361 Nostalgic 11lmosphere, Sow renting 2 br S22S & 1 Br, slv ref, crp drp, uhl MOOmonit1iy • SUITE -.---------1 ocean VII!\\ As king $2.35. Adults, no pels pd, ho pets, adlt:. 383 w ~t;,g~~~os;~w:t the Beach House 567 San Nicolas Dr, Suite 4550 .-,0,000. terms' Pool, crpts, drps, stove & Bay, 548·9516, $;!()() on Pacific com Hlgl'IWay 106, Newport B4!acb, Ca ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ull 837-4200 ~rig. Next to all shop· "--,_,_...--3826 Teteohone 1714> 67~·9000. Contemporary & casual Small boat• trailers, ren ping. 313 mh Place at ---~~~~.~n<lc~~:~~ ov The best of NewpJrt 's layfrmt Offices tal space, $109 per root. ICE CREAM Santa Ana St. 642·2464 •••••••••• .. :•••••••••• goocillre. Avail. 675-BlU Li mil length 22'. 1111!1 & SANDWICHES ----·-----2br, 2ba duplex Lge sun •Beamed ceilings Monrovia Ave, CM See NEW BREEDAPTS deck w/ocean view, child •2pools&recctinltrs • l MO FREE REN'l'• Mgrorcall:>48-8627 SOU T II OHAN GI-: 1 br w/loft. f('J)lc , applns, ok. $300. 838 0193 3 brcondo +bonus. 2 ba. 1 •Plush crpls &drapes No lease req. Dix ofcs. ------,-COUNTY pool, J&cuzr.i, encl. gar. ---yr. old model. Back B11y. •Andso much more Adj. A1rporter Hotel. Rettals Wonted 4600 lhL~band transferred and I\ special section for those with small pet.s. Adults. $260. mo. 3!13 Fountain ValS.y 3834 Cpls, drps, bltns. $425. f\im. bachelor $230 From l·rm. lo 2800 sq. ft. ••••••••••••••••••••••• must s oil wire's bus11w:-i.. Adults Only Hamilton, 645J\411 ······r··A··c·i·F··,·c······· 64S-9M3. 646·1164 Un!'"M·J:lv FOR $255 LOWFSr RATES. FULL ~ROPERTV OWNERS ~':!lk:~~"r.ton~~~al~~~l Office Open Dal"ly g to G ~ 1 Br. stove. refr1g. 1 2 Br. 2 Ba lux. apt over-IESTSELICTIOu SERVICES 833•3223 lil WE HEED terms TIME. 751·1400 ~ Washer & dryer avail. looking Newport 8.ay " .noon ' RENTAL LISTINGS DOG GROOMING 17141 557.aOJO New pol in/out. S23S. mo. WOODS with balcony & fireplace. 1433Supenor " Two 300 Sq.ft. deluxe of· We provide tenants to 2400 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa, Calif. 258 E. 15th St. <2131 833·9234 Newport Beach fices. $120 each. C.M. you; or Property Mgmt .. ______________ .. , 654-51~ Woods, Waht-wcrys IEACHREMTALS 646-8453 ~2130or679-3709 !oryou. $10,000. or SUBMIT Outstanding So. Oran!!~ Cly site Ideal for pen;on CostaMesa 3824 CostaMHO 3824CostoM~so 3824 ClllldYat1" WINTER ·SUMMl:>:R ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••• •••••••••• ••••••••••••••••• •••••• C'i)uality Adult Apts YEARLY MEED A REMT Al7 sor: per sq. rt. alone Bl! rr Wh it~ H ~.tl lM Mun Aponment Homes with a Winntng Ufesty1e. Choose the best comblnotloo of supero recreation, premium tocanon. ono all of the appointments you desire to make yOU< life complete •Air-Conditioning • BuUt-ln Appliances • Pnvote Patio Of Batcooy Lersure Life ArtraCflOns include • SWimm1ng Pool & Therapy Spa • Two Lighted Tenn1S Courts • Clubhouse wlttl Fireplace. Biiiiards, Gym, and Porty Krtchen f~ One and TWo Bedroom, Jr' ~ One Both, No Lease -IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY ~ Ffom $230.00 faPk~V~s 550 Paulonno Ave .. Costo Meso (714) 751-6995 ~···~~:fi:t Ull I & 2 Ir fun. & unfum 2 Br yr1y Un! S400 TENEX c1m help your 4001 Bireh-N.8. gel that hard to hnd Agt. 541·5032 vacanl:y. 0\Cr 1000 ;>901 Nt'NPOrl Ulvct N 8 (714167!> 4(\J(l 837-4200 GASSTATIOH NETS ~.000 YR Owner reunng. Propert~ and all Roes 25 000 l>Q. rt locat1011 50.000 Gallon:. month 419'. Down TIME. 751 1100 Sorrynopet..s Comrortablc clbhse ~ all amemties Mdl Open Daity 9·6 Opeft T~ til 8'M 163.'i() Harbor Blvd ill Edinger 21 2 M1 N San Diego Fwy 839·2140 ~-----HYnti ngt on a.och 3840 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2br.2ba.enclgar,close to bch. children ok, small pet. $290 536 6565 or 962.2500 •OLIVE PARK* APT HOMES Nu 2 & 3 Bdrm .. bll·mS, cpts. drps, encl. gar., all nu. (714 I 847 · 7566, lOam 5pm 7dys. Burr Whi t~ R~alt~r 2901 N~wport Blvd NB ! 7 i.s I 6 7~·4630 vacancies listed dally OFC. SPACE Newport Sm fee. CALL NOW Sch 1300sq ft.~orc:s. + --------- 898-9891 lg room + 2 toilets, gd. tBr hse NPT BEACH. ---rond A~ 1s $400 per mo. w/gd schls. Lse 3·S yrs ----'--------'-=""Rooms 4000 Call W.T . Leonard, (213) ---------!••••••••••••••••••••••• PACIFIC Real Estate 629-2622 OCEAHF«OMT 1BR,1 Ba, wnlr. Sl80 2 BR. 2 ba. yrly $4SO STEPS TO BEACH 3 BR. 2 ba. wntr S350 2 BR. 2 ba. wntr $375 associated BROKERS-REA LTORS 20H ~ Bol,,.,o Pi. Jb6 I ROOMS $2:> wk up with Gene Hiii 642-020Q -W--t -d-b--N-B--b- k h $37 SO k an e Y • · usi POOL SUP ilc en 155 w up Sm. ofhce avail. in nessmao age 34, lg£' PLY apl.s 548·9 SS Fashion Island, Nwpt room w/pvt bath 1n Nwpt ANO SERVICE Business or profess Center.SlSOmo.673,8167 Hts area home. Roland, M1ss1on V1eJO area. re· 67s.8866 tad store + roull' person. Walk lo bch .. lov-• Offi · Includes truck. Ideal for ely home&t6·103S Airport ICH 1 blk to O.C Airport East CM o r NB 2Br hustler. $5000.down Bach apt. Everything rurn Pvt enl. Bch. orcan. Vic PCll, Uch Blvd. 536·8518 Suites from s125. No HOUSE ror c~l & adult UBI 837·4200 I case t' e q . I n c Id s son, to $300. S36·943S PIZZA & DELI cpts1drpg, janitorial svs, Semi-retired builder & NETSSl,200. MO i''M systm, all ulll. Suite wife wish z or 3 Ur home. 2 Girls looking for fem ---------roommateloshare3 BR. *LA PARISIEMHE• 2 ba condo in N B . 200, 2082 S. E. Bnslol. SJOO max. 645.7101 or l Yr nl'w, partners :.plit NB. (714)557·7010 751.3539 Lin~ Need agress1vt• (behind Carl's Jn. owner to double prof1b. 1 & 2 br furn & uniurn belund Hoag Hosp. Sl25. from $215. up. All elec· mo + utal. 1st & last. lnc. Fireplace. Heated 631-2006 an 5.30 pm pool. Adults. no pets. --------Grc<1t loc·a t10n. Onlv LAGUNA BEACH lusiMSs lnHst Slll.000. full pnce. TIME. Xlnt exposurt: corner on Fiaanc~ 751 1400 North Coast Hwv . street ••••••••• •••• •• • •• • •••• COIN LAUNDRY level, 320 to &lo i.q. ft. lusinHs . Free parking. OpporfwMty 5005 Sl0,000 down pay ment Hillie McCormack ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2-1 Active washers & !I 97~H268or645·1260 Room and bath. Separate t..ee 1 & 2 Br, 2 ba. sec Across from golf course quarters. Call arter l apts. AduJts only, no :?Gi32SantaApaAve pm.646-5167 pets. A/C & Dshwshr. -------"---i P\'t Home Share semi Pool & Jacuzzi From $220 mo l9l32 Magnolia. NOW P''l ba. house pr1v1l. 962.1800 Gent I em on pref , 549-9847. 642 4546 "ork :I BR, 212 ba & 2 BR , 2 Ba. YOU CAN AFFORD Guest~ 4150 all con\ en1ences Nr NEWPORT BEACH bea c h 536 15 79 eve wknds Park Newport 3 Br or 2 + den1 5 blk!> to . ~~4:; sharp. $365 mo. LUXURY APT LIVING Overlooking The Water NEW TRIPLEX Enjoy $750,000 spec· tacular spa. 8 swimming pools, 8 lighted courts. miles or bike trails. put· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Room 1n my pvt hm for rel person Gd food. gd car e. On bus lint' 494-8944 Summu Rentals 4200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WANTED July /Aug J.4Br, on/nr Baltxia Bay. W.T . Leon11rd (213) 629·2622. R It 494 7551 C---1............i I 7 dryers Owners relall ca Y · ._ _.."9 a us business force:; quick MUTUAL BLDG Over 500 Acltve local !>ale Very Jllrad1vl' • bus. listings. Please call termi. or slop by ror free info Ull 837•4200 All categones & types __ __ We guarantee lo pleal>c HOllY SHOP you. 751·3741 MISSION Vll::JO UNITED BUSINE ... S Loc:alcd in one or tltl' ;.., r1nesl centers 1n So INVESTMENTS Orange Count)' \.'1•0 JI 1525 Mesa Verde Or E tractive rent & ll·rm:. (across from Kona Ln!t) Ull 817-4200 Suile 106, Co:;ta MeltJ UBI ' Open 7 days Mon.y to Loon 5025 MANUFACTURING •••••••••• ••••••••••• •• Patented Item From $295, incl frpcls, dshwshrs, gar's. Earth colors. 962·7787 or 536·0907 Ask for Nan lmg. shuffleboards. ------------------ Balboa. 11wks.6/19·9/2. 2 OFflCE SPACE 1 Unique piece of equip ment projected net $280.000 this yr. Present owner unable to handle. Can be relocated . Leverage w /29rk down. I st, 2nd & 3rd T.D. 's LOANS AVAILABLE Cred1l not important bdrm, 2 bath home. AVAILAILE , $1800. Ownr. 673·664• Vacation Remds 4250 nss. 1 br, near water. Pet ok. Fee Bachs from $249.SO/mo. Mam Rentals, 540.5370 Also 1&2 bdrm plans 2 story townh"ouses 673 4883 Brok~r 2 BR, I ba, encl gar, 1023 lrviM 3144 lnille 3144 lniM 1844 Lake St. Mgr showing Elec. kitch. priv, patios ••••••••••••••••••••••• BIG BEAR LAKEFRONT Cabins. <714) 866 7701 494.9727 or 839 5173 1763 Orange Ave., CM. 10x26, 10x18. &9x14 • Ull 751·3741 Call 645·9161 to view~ COIN LAUHDRY 2nd T.D. LOW BANK RATES LONGTERM FIHAHCIHG MECHANICS .. •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• apt btwn4·6daily. & balconies, C£pls, 'jjiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil draperies. parking, 11 Quiel 2 Br, on golf course, elevators. no children. Call 846-3286 or t2l3> 598-5612 • Now you can rent in Woodbridge. Woodbridge Pines Apartments may be the beSt-kept ...ecrel in this 011eason's residential best seller, the Village of WOodbn~e. And this rustk apartment community 1sn I u sy to get lo nght now. either, with all the village construction going on. But these one·. two·, and three-bedroom units, designed like early California bun~alows, are well worth the effort. Ttt.~ a~ co1y built-ms. Fireplaces. Patios and balconies.. lots and lots of atyle. Plus aU the wide-opm village recreAtton and other goodne• of Orange County's most exciting new pl.Jee to live. folJow our map. With de~rininatlon. And visit soon Befure we're all taken. too. Woodbridge Pines Apartments, 115 Pinestone, lrvme. ul1fom1a (714) 552-0400 Rents from S210 Owned at managed by The lrviM Company Le.bing offi~ hours: 9-5:.30 da.ily EQUal Hou~ing ~ l Opportunities 1.::1 Townhouse 2 BR. l'n ba. uul. rm , garage, pool, paUo. refng Very mce. Av111I. art 3 1/77. $.190 mo. 968-1159 or 549-0982 1 Br, delux patio apt hme. Nr beach & Civic Clr. 842-3513 LGE 2 Br 1 Ba, spac. patio. $235 mo. 2102 F1orida. 960-2277 2br, 2ba No. H.B. Children ok, S23S mo. 536-6.56:> or 962-2:500 For leasing information . 714/644-1900 OPEN HOUSE·SAT H Spectacular Ljdo I ale bayfront apartment .. $1675/mo 1·2 yr lse avail 413 Via Lido Soud (714 )673-J.2BJ 3Br. 28a. rrplc, garage,•--------- $340 mo. 494·3720 Of LIDO ISLJI! 146-5003 WATERFRONT 3 Br, ---------• $850 mo. Lease. 673-88116 2l ....... Zlatll Deluxe apt w/frplc, ll(;CANYOH · bltns, 11 pelio, encl Golf COWJe View! 1ara1e. lnctr·y fie, great Uve i.o at)tlel Brand new focationa. $285, $38~. 2Bl' or 3Br, 2~ Ba. pool, 148-0U4 tennls, security. IOOOmo. -.-•• -l -TO-IE-AC_H_1 w..an M. Twlor Co l.lt 4 br. 3 ba. frplc, N~RTCENTER dahwhr. att. (far1fe, REALTORS 8'4-4910 etael. yd. No doas. 1703 Back Bay 1 br &hwbr, Alabama. 5311·U65 or pool, a>. Fee S.1711 Maln Rentals, 540-5370 HHdARH••te? To ProlenJonally Find 11lATRIGHTPERSON OFFICE SPACE for lse. Only $8000. cash down on major st. Costa So>.OrangeCountymaJor Mesa/Santa Ana area, shopping center Joe from 1510 to 3520 sq. ft. Good qj!l on books. Contact Ull 751-3741 Corpot'ate Realty Bud Olson or Richard GIFT SHOP, Bal. Js l Kenworthy SG.000. 17141 S5t.1701 SANDWICH SHOP. c M $20.000. COUNTRY STORE, NB $59,000. Owne1' will ltaln. Terms avaJlable Dick Park, Bkr. 873·7348 NATIONAL BANK aslc for ,at Groc~ 523-8292 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5100 ........................ BACCARAT leuen, LAS VJ-;GAS STYLE. ~ R .... alt Reservation!!, Booltsproves,,(),000,net. ~1Cli86-10P.M __ E-Z operation. Motivated seller asking sss.ooo. but SCRAM LETS invite all offeni. Hurry • ui~ooe. 1si-3141 ANSWERS Affiliate Ta.Sheller ~-02mJ1Jl.a.&Mnm ----- ur.t-G«~~ Q)~~ •• 832-4.134-Sltlce 1971 2 Br. C'pta/drps, child OK. Upper Bay 2 br, bltns, nr Beach Bl/Warner. 1•ra1e. $275. Adults. 7&21Sycamore. S2AO '7S1·9251 1---------1 - ...... . ... . DAILVPfLOT CJI DIRECTORY --........... ,~. ,......,,. ... "-9 ............................................................................................ ....................... ...................... . A.tthlltctlltal al Strue etareCarpelCle.Mn PtrrA ROOM OVER Oldnawa Landacapelne. ~ & Je:r. FREE haul-Experimeeil bouacbeper MOVING PAINTING. lnt/t.:xt. Roollni. Save 20'itt on a tW'lll Plam. Rmdl •OT Stcamctnnc:.-&Mapoo YOUBGARAGE Oard4tniqMa10t~ance. me. rieaoup, tree wort w/Ntere.ncea. NB uu. An1where, anytime. ~. dependable. Frtt new ahJnal• root. Cell • newcon.tnactloo. Reakl· Aleo tJpholatery.All RaomAddltJ.om,HouMll, Cleanup.~ for usable items. Feo· •7337. Fut upr'd, very reu. eat. Call Jay 645·796S Donforra{-.w.-OOM .. /Com'l/1Ddu1trlal Worlt ApartSMPta. ~;;;;;;;;-S.....--k-H ___ cutbJdgs removed F'\llly e11cld 2T truck BofA&Masl.etthfacpld .,_.._...L.•-a-...a '" M0-'7Ul!O 1gu.Rel1/MC. F"r'eee.l Commettlab M7 ~ HOUSECLEANING ls w/ll(t sate. Winton ,_..,_ .,,_r ' " ReuR ta•au.J7Je For tr. e1t call l.'1·aoe6 Our Bustoe11. Call ~m~nf .......... , ........................ :.1 ARCHITECTURAL Plana " tlnanclDi occ Students, Bic ~T Janice'• Raaeedy Anns ....................... CANOPYTVSERVlCE PLAMnNG & DESIGN. Sh»mpao • 1tHm clean. available lruck. Move, tree trim or alfT~ ,~ P•"-9 Lane Pbotogr1tphy Whe-n lit RATE SERVICE 6'71411TI COior bntbl~n.us: wbt KmAhrenberf IXOY£ crat\aman. Pb. MS-0302 ? Cheap! &•$·7979, ••••••••••••••••••••••• you need the bes~ & you At Faur Prtc•tf»-1633 - cpta, 10 1nln bleach. BillSMrbacofr ~ lftcOIBfT.. p-t-.ay--Cas..._ needltfast,c:all.sM-1397, ~ Clean llv rm, dill rm & U nsed & Bonded S36.a5i96 0on·1 Plwnblog, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Av'='a• :.::,1 C?•-· ~" 581-4506 WRIGHT TV. ••••••••••••••••••••••• hall $1S Ava rm f7 50 cc carpentry, electrical, ~ Former lRS Aaenl auen ..... .. ..... ._.., --Reas rates, ta1t depen· BabyslUiog. Nr. South couth $10, chair .SS. cu•; Drafti1MJ & Detlp an' I rp rs+ car rprs ••••••••u••••••••••••• complete, professional 2-Slr)I ~.Jilli' ~5rm Plaster Repoir dobleservice. &46·1'186 Coast Pla:r. R Is a I h od C t ' ••••••••••••• 536-8596 Want a REALLY CLEAN taxserv. 963-2035 Pricea lncl malr'l/labor ••••••••••••••••••••••• 557-86.W a. e . v1u . c m pet or. p re·•••• ••••• ---------HOUSE C 11 G' h Guar,insrd,freeest. PATCH PLASTERING Tiie ''. ----~pair ; U yrs expr. I do Architectural Draftsman PlumblOlh Electr'l, Girl. Fr:ee:la.M~f~m....... Ted627·1900or5S2·0134 ••ALLTYPES•• •••••••••••••••••••n•I. ' luUIMtss S..ice work Refs Ml·OlOl Ho4JaedPlaru;,. I help y~ Cptry, Painting, Tree ••••••••••••••••••••••• WORKOU .. RANTEED' Free est. 540·6825 CERAMIC TILE. New or ,, ••••••••••••••••••••••• get bl g permit 926-l trlmnung, Yd. cln up, HOUSECLEANING rRONING DONE IN MY " Nmodel. Frest,1mljobl , Typjngatbor:n•.anykl.nd. C:..Cr.te collect. Hauling, Drain clo, ByreliablecoupJe HOME. REASONABLE. lntr/Ext.r.Free&it. Homes·Add1tlon.s. Re11llx: welcome5J6..a4216aft5. Reas rates, will pickup & ....................... Gai• ti 11 Waterfal!Jl. 8'2·2629 Refs 96S·5813 Ph646-8>.20 2:5yrs Expr. 642..()296 co over blk walb Free -dellver.54~5441 PATIOS· WALKS ••••••••••••••••••••••• "L~ s u l ed 1 est lowrates586-4892 WIRdowC~ 0 J .,...__... COUPLESCLEANlNG MasoNy late c. oau.r . ow ' --•••••••••••••••••••••••'' • Phillips Cement Co. Lie. Cabellft'O ft Sons. Expr ....................... CleaoingwitbCare. • ...................... pricea loo. Exterior .._....ICJ Window Clein.lng Service Bonded. For Eat. 751·5657 gardener, rr uts. re-5.klploader, dump truck, Darel & Paula, 631·0913 Fireplaces-Planters specuilist. Try me-Calico ••••••••••••••••••••••• Fast, efficient, gd rates.~ a!ter 6pm&7-8am asooabJei46-46S4afl4pm baullng,treework.arad· art k 836-5S55 PLUMBER Repair, re Call557·228S • MRS KINGS CLEANING c Concrete PaUo LOU'S HOME REPAIRS, Concre te Driveway11, JAPANESE ing,demo,etc.7R3930 PAlNTlNG & CARPET BlockWalls BBQP1ts PETERSPAINTING pipe. in slall.al1~n --------. 30 yrs exp Cucpentry, walkwtiys & patJos. Free GARDENING ......._ CO ''WE 00 IT ALL" Refs, F.at.s 646·0464 Expr 'd. Reas Rates ~erv1<.'es. G · Gidley• panl'e, patio le dr::. ~'t Areare(s5"7-228S Completejob&cleanup ._, Free Eat. Call Gene 642-931S_.__ UsetheDatlyPilol 5Sl-2054. Freeest.963-2598 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~3561 Movlftg 552-0458 HOMESAVEl'S Plumb '"Fast Result" service Hauling, moving, <.'leanop d ••••••••••••••••••••••• ' ., Tr k R Hsecln'g at affor able · •-H •· F t d GARAGE SALE ads in You don l need a gun to Prd J apanese Landscap-•"Ul> eewor eas, pre Free est. Re(. avall. WHY NOT THE BEST'> Excellent Painting a.ng .,. eaung rl'e C!. •rectory· Your py reulls Tu place your place .1n ad in the DwJy est, S&S-70'72 Geolbushi. MOVING & HAULING, ----------• Expr'd, llc'd/lnsrd. Free _Fr_ee_es_t_. _c_al_l_548_·27_os_ ~;~&!~51~1~::.trchg specially the Drulv Pilot bnng hap "draw fast" when you a.ng & Garderung. Free ~ f~est8'2-4597 979-1614. 646-7939 2 Men wtll Move •You Int & Ext. Reas. $10Hr, Honesl & Rehoiblc service is our I ~:.~:::.~:;;~ ~=~-~~::::: ~:~~~~·:~~~ :~~~:~~~:.-.:-~-! ::.~~~:~~~ :.~:.:~--~~ :~~:. ... ~~ :.;:. ... ~~~;. ;::;:~~:.:~! I Found, blk Lab. female Onnkin~ probler;n? Are you 22 to 35, female, Beauticians wanted. Building maten aJs, retail ~~~ I 7-8 Mo's old. Vic. Pac1hc Call Alcohol Helpline single, attractive & at DATA ENTRY Great opportunity for sales. Individual eapable COUNTER HELP Coast Hwy & 7th St 11 U 24 hrs a day 1135-3830 ease at social functions hairdressers w /Newport ol aasurrung responsibh· S36-6319 and available for ex ACCOUNTING Q.ERK Beach chentele someone ty. Heavy lift 'g req'd, ----PREGNANT? pense paid traps to who would lake to exper Muumum slart'g wage DAY SHIFT. FULL & P/TIME f'OUND Sm dark frm:..le. Carin~ confidential foreign countnes at the Full time position open as a video the finest salon that $3.SO hr. Ph: Tues-Sat ReJdble Hours For HOMlewfYn l' u r I y Po o d I c. v 1 c counseling & referral end ol Marcb. 1977? Cull Newport Beach hall to of-8:JG.S:30S4G·l032 Jeronimo by l!:I Dorado Abortion, adoption & display terminal operator for a fer 640..0023 Pk. 830-3627. keepang 646-52SI ·Basic/ Four mini-computer. Some -·------Cafe Metro, Lido Village ApAhl In Person J APCAR~ 547-2563 · · d · bl b t will t · Beautician needed with or Shop'g Cntr now accept-r"'r l..osl. Irish Seller male, 9 .,fa..,ldo_....,oy..,..-nt Ir expenence IS es1ra e, U ram wtlhoutrollow1ng. Full or ing applications for mo's old Vac. Ueat·h •SHARON•S• '"9-oHon individual with demonstrated typing PttlOle.897-3414 CocktaH girl, Bar ten- Blvd & 1nd1anapoh~. ••••••••••••••••••••••• accuracy and speed. Work in pleasant ders, Bus boy, Sandwich DEL TACO _:._ H.B. Reward. ~·0124 OUTCALL MASSAGE Schoolt Ir e n.vironment with good company Beauty operator. Haar maker & Maintenance. 499-1224 1_ ..r 7005 n dresser w /followlng for gpfrucnOll > benefits including 2 weeks vacation exciting new NpBch _67_s-<M!0 __ 1______ 25252 La Pm Rd., LC11JU1M1 Hilb LOST in Jan a male w1reha1r l''ox 'terrier Whl w/bm & blk spoU. Please <.'all 833 11064 "THE EXP ERlENCE'' ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ad ult motel Closed MEN WOMEN after one year, ·company paid group Salon. 642-6164 *CARPENTER* l'1r<.'wt TV For Reserva-TRAIN FOR insurance, credit union, etc. Apply at Losl BlLLfOLD VtllJ.:e Shopping Cnlr. C\f Tul's t>\e 2 IS Rtwn 5 Ii pm REWARD ~0.4178 uons,&iS-3967 IAJlTENDIMG ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT •KAREN'S* TWO WEEK CLASS llO W. l.y St •• Casto Mesa NATION WIDE JOU between the hours of 8:00AM-S:OOPM OUTCALLMASSAGE PLACEMENT "-for~..___....a--.. 6PM 2AM 838-1780 ASSISTANCE ~ ..-.,..._... Found TanPuppyM<.tll• GOODJOB 642-4 21 ,ut276. sh o)' t ha I r v I c ABORTION OPPORTUNITIES Equal Opportunity Employer Baker / Harb u r, CM CounseUng & Referral AMERICAN 540-6823 Preg. test.avail wknds I A R T E M D E R S ----~I Hr Helpline 547.9495 FOUND. c.wam1c statue SCHOOL HttpWanhd 7100 HelpW..ted 7100 an II 8 O"'-ner 11knt1fy MASSAGE 116' E. \7th St., SA ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• by type. date & lo<' lost, FIGURE MODELS 834-1960 --------etc. 11 B p U. propert} SchoolsCoastToCoast ASST MANAGER, Pvt oHict>r. a:JU.5(;21 ESCORTS L.A . C 0 LL E G E o ( ~SEMBLERS ~~7 ;~~:~nM&st h~v: FOUND, Kodak Camcru OUTCALL OMLY MASSAGE, Low c·ost food background. For 1n- Owner 1denty typt.•, luc 631-381 I Day-Evt>·Sat Classes in TRAINEE formation call 644·546'. lost. ell' Cont,11.:t IJ II SANTA ANA 5.'i6·7171 for Needed lmm1.•<hatcly P.IJ propcrt; ofC1c.·c1 IU:LAXING MASSAGE pamphlet. Acrdt CAL Day&loiwmgShitl ATTEMD~MTS 536-5«21 Bob Jam es Lie Masseur Dept. Ed. Interview hour::; bctwn Full lime & part time hr· Out<.'alls99 494 5111 8 30· am noon Mon 1-·r1 ly a ttendants to in· Found : Sbep Max Fem.ill' . ' :___ Jobs Wanted. 7075 traduce new innovative IOAT MAHUFACTURU Appllcallons Now Bemg Accepted For •RNsltLiH C.-petdft'$ •C.u..tShop AsHmblers •Cabind Shop MJllmtn •AbercJlcHs Molden •Abercjlou Toucklp •Hantwcre lnstall4trs •londen •Stock Clerics •Detallen •Janitors Pay scale bas1.'CI on Highly qualifled, mature, craftsman HelpWmhd 7100 H.tpWcmhd 1100 w/workang exp. ln all ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••-••••••••••••••••• Od.s quality custom home ---------•I coru1truct1on. Bonuses, CLERICAL Dehvery Part.time, 5 to • m<.'enllve program. etc. 9~!11 , or weekends. •• Refs. required. Alex CLERK TYPIST biS.7196or49S-0061 • .... I 493-9468 days. • ~ For production control DENTAL RECEPT :•!'•· CAR WASH HELP dept. Knowledi;c or __ .-.ed f 11 u G ·-~.,. tiJ blueprints & material ror '"""" u me. oow....1 F/tlme.18&0ver inventorv control de-opportunity for r1 gh MetroC~Wash ~ person w/pleasant Ul400Beacbi31,H.B. sired.Llletypmgreq'd. personality In busy • STACOSWITCH tHC specialty office. Santa> \ CASHIH 11.39 Baker CO!>ta Mesa Ana/Tustin area. Must~,. 1 F/Ume.Growth co. 549-3041 bl• accurate t y pist.; .. 1 5Loc.Gdpay.Ovr20 EquaJOpporEmploycr Salary <.'ommen:rnrate ~·, Metro Ccr Wash w /experience. Cal I • • 2950 Harbor Bl, CM ·---------i S44 5337 blwn HHlAM or ~ .. ---------2 JPM. , 'a CHEF S1300 mo. Kitchen CLERK Helper $2.50 hr. Sid's Dental Assist, front &+.4 : Blwn ElhstTalbc•rt un EXOTIC GIRLS ••••••••••••••••••••••• health screening pro· B<.'h Blvd If ownN Muss;1ge&Modehng l~ework and babysit· gram. Must be well paslexpenence. Trnes also l)eang accepted. Apply Secunty Office ERJCSOH YACHTS Blue Beet, 675-3333. General Clencal pos1t1on back n f c. P I time , avrulable in accounlrn.: F time X ray cert rcq'd l CLEANING Quiet elderly section SHk tng 10 Sal open. 642·6880 or .. •,.· cple desire gen'I clean-dividual w 1 :..c cou nl~ 6733403. • doe::.n 't want plca:H' Oukall5.i2 3169 1543.3250 ting, reliable. own groomed & able to deal notify. 963·'1237 ---transp 847-6453 w the public. Flexible 1931 Deere Ave. S.A Equal Oppor. Employer ing woman 2 mornings payable back~round .•: per wk. Own transp & Contact Personnel Dept DISllWAS HER, Days • .. 1-'ound · Male Du<.'hshund Spiritual Rudet' SALES . Will assist E; 3848 Campus Dr hrs & flexible days. Hrly c > n Ta I her t. v 'c ~RlS ~ El Cam!no Real ec tReps./Agcnts with ~741 wages. Call Deanna for ref's.l'lJ.3330. PACIFIC MUTUAL Apply, Sla\•ro's, 5930 W ;t.! 700NewportCtrOr Coast Hwy,N 8 ----~>. Urookhur-.t Bushard San( lcmente 1-ull; Lie composing lettl'~. <.'ust. s From appt 640·5500 f'tn Valley %2 12(}t For Jppl 492·7296 _ sen, <.'omplamts. orders. ( g o Airport) AUTOMOTIVE BOAT M ECHANlC Must have exper in yacht repairs. diesel, gas & electrical. Black1e's Boat Yard. 673.Q34 1-'ound 1-·emali• ,,mJllF:LITfo. SAUNA & tracing, etc Top or EqualOpporEmployer lmmedlateopenrungfor champat!nel'Olo;.~11: El ~1\SS.\GE ••SlO ft.:LL ganazalional skills. VW1Porscheautololboy. lis & Brookhurst '• llour with this ad. Leaveyourwornei.with FullUmeonly.CaHSaJes 962s.itll l-'R~E \\h1rlpool"' 1 Hr. me. Resume FREE ---------•! Manager. . \la.o;sage Ind\. Rms ror YOURSELF! 640 ~7 ASSEMBLY 137-4800 493.4511 _BO_A_TS ______ , FOU:'<D TJwny. IJ"'n \I \kn & Women lOAl\l-Salk screener, 8 }rs eAp, WILLARD C«ker Spanit:I "' tags ~luJ MON·SAT AE, BA, w mylar textile & TRAINEES Automollve 10 ... TCOM, ....... Y Alto Cap1~tr.rno, SJ<.; \J<.; & Che~ks Accptd P.C.B. Seeks lo~al New Detail Shop needs ""' ""'" l93-!d7 1400 W McFadden, S<in employ ment, salJry MANYNEEDEDNOW! help. ll200CondorAve ta \na •~ Variety or jobs & shifts. Top wages paid. Engine Founlaln Valley Loi>t toy poodle. purt1 rnl ored, black beJJo:l', v1t•1m ty B«b "Talbert 2117 177, a nswers to Muffett GenerOU'( r ew.ird 847·lz.t3 drs or 536 9926 eves. Lost Irish Sl'ller, b11( male ,\nt1p1Js · SantJ · S40 8195 ~=~·6P~ · Gregg Need c<£r & phone. No ex· Steamers, eng painters, Immed. Openings For: per. req'd. Short & Joni; buffers & polishers. up-Exterior Carpenters DRINKING Http Wmhd 7100 term assignments. holstery shampooers, Interior Carpenters l'reatt•s problems. It ••••••••••••••••••••••• Never A Fee Al Tempo check out, pick-up & de· • Touch-Up doe::.n 't ~olve them. H livery. Apply at Experience Preferred you need help. call AceoulthClertl 2 6 tempo 2059HarborBl,CM EqualOppor. Employer CARE>..tANOlt Hospital Capable or performing _ 64.S·l030 10 Oru 11e. 633 9582 general clerlc:al/accnt 'g A SECOND CAREER duties. Pertinent to re volvang cash funds Salary range $718·$792 TEMPORARY HF.LP Call 540.4455 BOAT WORKERS CLERICAL *TELEPHONE COMPANY* Personnel Needed Immediately EXPERIENCED OHLY Newport Beach Olstn butorTramees ;""•' Equal Oppor Employer LARGE HA TIOHAL •Z •: 'SUPPLIER OF '.• :• CLER K & XEROX COPIER Operator. 8:JG.5 30 Mon·l''r1 S2 75 hr Copy Service 631 i42.'> Hardwan&Tool1 1 • • -.• Cocktatl .Be A Profsnl Cocktail Wa1lress •$99.00• Exciting & Profitable JustOpened 1 .o', LocalBranch , • 4 Inside Men Only NO EXPERIENCE NEC. Good hours & x.lnl pay Cllll Mon8·1 TueS.10:30 •751-9134* Glamourous Proress10n DOG GROOMER •Learn in 40 hrs from Prolsnl's the fine art of Assistant. Expr helpful. 1 12.'i''2 Broadway, Costa 1 waitress techniques. Ml'S' , ·Fr~JobPlcmntAssisl a------- •Day or evenm~ sessions Drapery ta bier needed. ; CALL (714) 751 9194 E x 1> e r . f o r n e w- For a free consult in one workroom. 546-1548 , An a l 'llh . CM RF.WAUD .148 -1110 Ph~asec:11l profes11on.ll tra1n1ng COUr.Je In II) prlO!.I!> IS of· fPl't>d by oc ·, only H E. (.' ;,ipproved ~chool. Quallfle'> Crads for i11atcw1dc rexutratlot> & CN1.Jf1cate Can be taken for full JCBdemic credit, monthly depending on Equal Oppor Employer exper. To apply please _ contact 1 rvane Unil1ed School Dist. 2941 Alton Ave, Irvine. Ca. on or bef AVON Exper. Must know If you're dependable, or· fiberglass, rigging & an - ganized, like to meet peo-stall a lion. Takmg ap· pie. & would like to sell plicataoru Mon 2/21 at beautiful lragrances, Westport Marine, 124 *Customer Rep *Operators *Clerks oflhe most profit profess So. Calif Waitress, Inc DRIVER, TOW TRUCK • .,ri lv ,~ l m2Sky Park Bl, Ste C Apply al 964 W. 17th St .• •• .... 1.rvine,CaliC.,92714 CM Mustbe21orover. -... s.25 r•ward llY.ft lady'' peur "iotd nna ~t $8th & l!Oth. Sl Np8ch 5«)-3071 Feb.28. Equal oppor employer We will train. Apply Tustin N t B h 7AM, MocGregor Yacht Jewelry, cosmetics & • P · c · ASSEMILERS Good ctnving record ~ Construction supt. asst. expenenced. LOST. Lg. nurry Oranae Ol, male. \1c Ht1m1lton . Broolthur.;t H.8 963-9637 3 umts A~k :1bout our 1----------Corp., 1631 Placentia, farruly producta, you C!in Bookkeep e r assist. C.OSta Mesa earn g~ money. For an-Pegboard system. Heavy -----1 Connalloncall~70Uor det.ail quarterly taxes Zeruth 7•1359. AIR & A/P. Non smoker'. 3141 Campus Drive 546-4741 <Across From Orange Co. Airport) Equal Oppor Employer for lge apt & tri-plex ----- tract. Costa Mesa. Must EARN $18 $50 Per Eve. haveexper. as asst supt without ex per. Seti on res. job Xlnt potent1ul l:lcehnc Fashions at in leading to full supt home style shows. Use or future 642-4907 wkdys 9 5 <.'ar & phone. Weekly pro- MuJor dl"ll!f'ff pro11ram startmir Ma~h 3. P.H.I. 7~2SU ,.... _____ _ GeM~ re~nrrl for inf'.~ WEDDINGS l•d g tn tht rl'lurn of .. l..ic·en.\c or Conr1dentJal small Ternl'oi t I 1 brn Home ChJpel Room Yorkshire "Scruffy " 11 > Bc.tt·h ' Oray Yorksh.ire Terner CALL MS 7716 .. Laddy · 493-8571 or - 673-8833 UMDA Ir VICKI FOUND: White c:.il w t>lk Outcalt Mossog. tall & blk apot on b1i1ck, For th.,._ of HI IOllt awhile 6'73 8881 Servin(! ;all Orange Co. --- -549-2743 FOUND· Set of keys, hy MacDonald '11, llnrbor SELL idle Items with a Wvd. C.M C;all lo 1den Dally Pilot Classified Ad, ti.fy 556-10>17 - -li42·~78. ~----~-~~-.......... S350Peno.tals 6350 ························~····················· ACCOUNTING ~SEMBLERS PRECISION Babysitter, mature CLERK Only qualified personnel woman 5 days week.1----------i 2 Years A/Payable & need apply · Good Mmthaveref's.642·7770 BOOKS ---------- Rec ex per. Good gen 1 mla nu al de x t e rGi t Y. Studetlh Cl.ERK TYPIST acct ne backaround. M croscope exper. row Babysitter my home, M· HouMwives & M~or Pension Ad- Ty,... 50 "'pm. ffaavy w/small co. in Mission Th; lpm-7:30pm. l ~rl 18 .... _-.d....__ 1 to , l . t "" .. "' VI jo "'-It c J o ..1 ..._.,.,.,... • m tra r req s yp1s wark load. 1<1hy adder. e area. ~ aro • moe. wn trans. ... •• Million dollar corp. f« stock record duties . Some college accountm1 581•3830 belwn l·Spm. Perm. S90mo. f73.6al needs men & women br Accuracy a must. 1 Yr eourseshelpCul. ---------BABYSITTER WANTED any a1e who enjoy ore ex.per req'd. Xlnt Tustin area. 832-4770 r1t check Up to $300 sam· COOK pie wardrobe al no cost. Exper only apply. The Call for appt. 963·7470 or Quarter Deck, 2:>30 W 639 9047 CoastHwy,N.0.5481177 ------ COOK.EXPER'D With refs. Carrow's Restaurant, 620 A venida Pico, San Clemente Elderly woman (not in- valid) reqwrea live in housekeeper, CdM. Please contact Mu. G1llol!ly, Lloyd's Bank, C&ll lor appointm•nt Asaoctate Rep Mature, own transport&· speaklna w /others Ct who benefits. S500 to start. TB.OMIC ALTAIR t I OR OVER lion. Refs. 2 days per wk, are bored w /the averaae Apply 2nd Floor . 180 COOK 2HD l7t4J4t4-9401 MOllCPlll.HIC 2:~PMtoll :30PM.My nmolthemlUJobll. NewportCtrDr,N.8 . Exper'd in continenta11--------• 835-3181. = .. _.. bocne.863-5881 _..1 _K9'ValST cuisin e. Equal Opp. B.EC:TROHIC ---------•No actual aelllna ln· -"" '"'" Employer. Apply in IHSPICTOR Equ par Employer votved & no setUna ap· Heavy l)'pinJ at gen'l ofc person Elect.ronlca monur. has J)Olntmenta. Work w /one dutlH for lands~ape Victor HU11JO 1111'1 lmmed. opening In quaU· ~ the most popuJ•r le archl~cture/en!aron· 31JlCUfC Dr. Laguna ty control dept. for elec· ---------• aucceuM ~roducta on ment.I pJannina CU'm in ' -tron.il!ll test lnsl)edor. 1·2 I I I I I I f *BREAST~ IMPLANTS ©©© ADMIM ASSfSf ••. ''RUD The Show'' To $150. Tbia "very IPCCiaJ spot" reqaifftl a phone peraonality that oan "melt butter 1" ~ery IJUle" typ1nJ. 1 Penooolc for San Dleco ep. moviq a branch to Santa Ana. Call Control ~areer Employment ~.~. themark.ttoday.A,,ln• N.B.Mln75wpmtyplng. COOKS & COUNTER Yrsexper.Mua\lmowot- expenat-ve pt'Oduct WhOM Good trammar .l spell· HELP Day & evenlna cilloscopes & tat. hitlru· name i• a bouaehold Ing 1kllla. Call for appt. poe!Uons avail. Del Taco, ment.s Xlnt beneflta to- --'--------• word thruout. the world. 844:!\0!· Supetior Ave . Costa clude·modlcal/dental in· Work In a youthful,i---------Mesa. friendly atmosphere • CLERKS 1-------bave f\ln -while you eam COOKS, S-Outh Laauna ---------•tap pay. You receive a P/timo It f /Urne. Coffee 1ua.ranteed aalaey + ex· fllf CL£RWS ahop exp. Reta. pleaae 1ur. DISC .. ...._ .... 102 E. Baker, c.M. 979-5300. EOE. I 1 r Bettie )OJ decide about lll'J upry r.atl ~ fer 11fcrmation reptlili the LOWEST FEES & FINEST CARE tN CALIFORNIA ,, ( tremely liberal com· · ft Charlie's Chill Ofc. (714> mluloo " bonuses. Con· TYPISTS 5t8-03:51 , ______ _ tau • other' lnccnllvea. • 1•--------Electronlc:9 Tech Work Xlnt advancement --o nPISTS with an ocean vie• Oil ---------• =~focbotbmal ftUll COOKS Marloe Electrc>olc stAJ nPIST$ Th• Jo JI y Ro I er Equip. Two position• No eXJ>tt nee. You n-11 a.&.aurant la accepUng avail. Stnlor 4' Junior -------• ~r!!!'_llpayout.i_!tanllobtf"I ~"ARIES AOPUcatiC*l fcw .Exper'd Tech'•· Mt.h 1mall Com· ... _ y " work &WK.I C"ooka . Xlnt frl"11• pan1.1oodbmelU..App. moro1.na or eve brt. Onl.Y Loca" Short bcnditl " houn. Apply ly at 8lin W. 1$.h St. Nwpt 10 Kin. by Fwy from all Tenll Aalpmtnta in f*"IOl1, '*00 S. Coaat kb. S.-1822 aurroandln• com· Hwy, La1una Beach.1---------- ml.IDWa. You owe 11 to CM-Sl.37 V OLT ' I I l • l •• '' • \. itCJ.I DAILVPILOT SUnd&,F!f!N!y20. tt77 t:WpW..t.d 7100 HelpW~ 7100 ....,W.t.d 1100 tw.W..-M 1100Ht1pw.... 71~W..W 71to ,wpw~ 110o .......... w..w 11-....... w_....... 11oa --··················· ....................... ·--················ ~·•T·······--··············-·-··--;.;~ ........ -·-· Olf. .....,. v 111 ,.......... --~ NllB8£ RzALE9TAT8S~BS • a ma an am 1 ........................ ~ ....................... ....................... LYMJ.11 P, ' } W.AIJC.R a ua ..... R«ept/S~~broli:en1•. -;. ----- nll'lllrrB OlRL FRIDAY, part lfou.aekeeptr, JUO P9' iJhdleaUon1. J1h1a c--ltM. ,. ,, -·..a..•·•-•.,. lo Paablon laland. IO ~rl'IEJAIJ • U1alfttu tlm+ ~ fillnl typ· hour. Balboa Jab. lOS Verda Coiiv lb &11 m Bed Onnio Co> ac-amu.~•••• wpm.~ at ?am. ~ ,~ COMPOMIMTS 111,: HJ·li34 eve• M&lnSl.•7U740 CellLe.l'Sl,cM.Sd-~ cute care boip. loc. nr. LOCAnoMS &44·'1040 6et ?:Jo .. ll:30 TO ' • !>f-gree llOt ntt. ~ Yrs Brookhunt/AUanta. KB HOVSEKEEPER to Uv• · =Bead\. bu iiDmcd MA &ocaUont Jn Or•na• 1-Bobin--------1 "l' mill. aper. 1n hllh re-GlaLMIDAY in+ l'tD Ii board+ ul. MACHIMts• om. ~!ld Loa Anaelu. COUTllOll£1 • UabWty small eomPo . Npt Sch. area. ~3740 '' ruventde •Dd San m.&o t.I. SALIS' ft I ft ,, nene.. NcwfaclU\y, Mil· Secy /Bkkpr. Oood daya;&tM62:Bevea. Proatre'°i'sive arowth F T&P T countJa. With tacUIUn Full Ume poaitton now available. slon VleJo area. Xlnt peuooailt1. Non oriented electronic• S.11&7·UShllb averaalnc over 2.000 :WireaJ~EsL °'~·Jlnt Duties Include heavy atati.stlcal t:!K: bent. Salary com· •moll.er. NeededJmmf'd.lnsW'&.OCe manuf. bas openlni for MED/SURGlCU/EClJ aQ .ft., providlna ~::ee """' me i mennnte w/tnck· Hardware SuJ>ply. Ex· OwaYowOWB mllcbJni&tw/Syrtexper. aeparat.e lobt>y area terv pl.Ui~r In· ng, with close attention to det . . , 1round. Call carol. per . ., mt rt«. Cad Mel .._.eo.f AgtM on lathe6 • mlU.. Setup COntact Nuratna:: private counsellni w Ill> • • Must have see.retarial experience with .. $81.,aaobe\wnl-Spm. rorappt548-9326. Nooxp 'd.cunwtue &s opente close C714>826-MOO room•: privateR~STAURANT. Part-demonstrated typing apeed and aC· · GRINDH OPlt you lear':.\eep your pre-:"~inP•:n!i,~~tf. <213> •UUoxt 203 mauaer • olflce nd lill).e, morns, food pre-curacy. Work in pleasant environment Up ~8.~1. + <CENTERJ.ESS) '~h11.~~· cludin1 mcd1cal/dcntaJ CEN~~"~~AL !4:~:1.ea::~" :s":!ra~ paration. 9'7M303 wlth good company benefits lncludlng ,, comm.oneA.sale.Lead· 1 Yr min . exp•r. ,......_,.. __ • plan.Aircond.plant. 37SlKate11aAvenue w1tb hia own dealt and llTAILSALIS 2weeksvacationafteroneyear.com· , : 1na Financial Corp. Send ~~!~0$t~cc.~~rf.s.~~ Ed' -1 ~s~i 1 ~7 DISC Eq~AJOpapam~~;:rn<>ployer telephone: so. COAST PLAZA. ex· pany paid group insurance, credit un· cont. resume. Ad. 8'6. 8am·l2noon. ...... . 1!.,. "' lnstn..flh per'd salesperson for ion, etc. Apply at: .. , '.Dally Pilot. P .O.Box insurance 102E.Baker.C.M. NURS~ TR.AIMING desian oriented store, OIAMCll COAST DAILY PILOT 1380.C.M.92626EOE GUARDS Peri.on.al llnu Sec'· msaoo.E.O.E. LYN'S Tuition assistance Cor work eves & wknds. JJOW • ..-St .. e.e.MeM '' WC SICll!TAltY Costa "'""-o ty/Underwrlter for FI · t pre-licensing school. 7~l·O.nO. .._. _., • ~ t1me, a ternoon famous "Head Start"1-_.weenthehounorS:OOAM-&:OOPM &u>erintendents ore. Permanent. Full & Part· mortcage banking firm. MACHINIST· Charge & Medication training. Classes in: C.t FwA,~1lat 1nl ...... AJio, ac:u as recording time. Phone & tramp re· S.A. Exper a must. Xlnt AEROSPACE Nurae. P /time Nlabt financing, escrow aod RETAIL 642 .11. 2 I .-276 . , secy. to the board or q'd. Retired welcome. job oppor w /grow'g Engine lathe, turret Nurse. Good sal, -u • education. Reefs sb 120, Call 546-0274, otc hrs 10-2. agency. Salary open. For lathe & vertical mill. benefits. Apply Park guaranteed sales. Plus: CLERICS F.q.uat Opportunity Employer typm, 65. M"'5t have 2 Closed Wednesday. appt call Claire Lutes, Day shill, all benelils. Udo Conv. Center, 466 audio, vlsoaJ, weekly of-VT yrs college training or 835-0588 557-4321 Fl a gs bi p Rd, NB . !ice training and on the n FiOP'JJa17PSJ:Jl.1C01.1l::ctJTl10LT.ScciOl:1:1.1'1 .. equiv. in olc mgmt. & 5 GUARDS 642-8064 Job training. UTOTIM .... W..t.d 7100 ..._.. W..ted 71 Y rs resp on s •. b I e Full•-P1t· El T & JANITOR Mi\IDS WANTED ,. __ _. ___ M .. -&s • ......,. 00 "' ime. oro T d Tb M "'N "'GEMENT """""'"'-.... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• secretllrialexper.tokey Lag Bch areas. Car & opwagespai ! elnn MURSESAIDES "'"' Posilionsopen2nd&3rd SALIS,ART·TIME administrator. Year phone nee. Uniforms CUSTODIAN· alLaguna,2llN.Coast Allshifls.Exper.pref'd. We will pay over shl!tsinSanClemenle& SICltETARY around position. Laguna furn. Please phone ror Hwy., Lag. Bch. Apply in person, Park $1, 0 0 O. O O O to our Laguna Beach. Other Ml, SAT Ir SUN lUGHSCHOOL Beach Unified School appt. Mr. Dever (7l4) JANITOR MAIDS WANTED Superior Conv. Hosp, managers in 1977 to in· areas have openings AFTHNOOMS Skills sh 90, typing so. 8 Disl(ict, Personnel Ofc. 994.2271 Don Quixote Motel 1445 Superior Ave, NB. sure that you receive the also. No ex per. req 'd. Our program is flexible, Hr day. H Mo's per year. 494·8546. 2 N 1 C 642·2410 training and help you Apply at any of our you can work part-lime Laguna Beach Unlrted GUARDS WANTED America's leading de -lOO ewport 8 • .M. need for a successful stores. near home ln a major School District, Person- Full·time. Anaheim & velo~r of planned com· MAID Wanted SeaclHf NURSES AIDES lifetime career. 2588 Newport Blvd. dept store & still pursue nel Ofc, 494-8546. FACTORY LABORERS Irvine. Age 21 & over mu~1t1es hus an lm· Motel, 1061S. Coast Hwy , & ORDERLIES CoetaMesa 642·1702 outsldeactivltles. 1---------- Mature men pref'd. media.le opening for.an LagunaBch.494·4892. ALLSHJFTS AIDS DIMOMSTlATI (30) NEEDEl> NOW! Should have own car & ··, phone. No exper. req'd. ... Production, Warehouse &Assembly. 6 tempo , TE!\lPORARY HELP CoH 540-4455 Equal Oppor Employer Uniforms furn. No cash expenenced Custodian Exper. pre!'d. Wiii train Member of 26 Really A Reivolutionary cooking ouUay. Car & phone nee. Custodian/Jarutor. MAID WANTED interested individuals. Boards. Member of a Na· Retired man as driver for utensil in a store near Apply Universal Protec-Lido Shores Motel Lido Convalescent Ctr tional location service. florist part time to eard you. $4 .00 Per Hour lion Service, 1226 W. 5th Qualified candidates Call673·8800 1SS5SuperiorAve Guaranteed sales pro· up ~limit of social aalary to start. In· St., Santa Ana. In· ml.IStbeCamiUarwilhall M t NewportBeach 646-7764 "ram . Ext e n s ive sec rity. Nee lo have tervitws In your area. lerviews M-F 10_3oi:m types of cleaning nuids • am enance -.. safe v'g recd, neat ap-Call (2l3) 0 """ & used on carpeting . HEATING&AIRCOND0ccasionalsitler,vic.Bal classiried and yellow pear,knowledgeofarea. 477....,.,.,. noon 1:30-4 ·30pm. ceramic tile, formic a MAINTENANCE. exper Penn for 9 yr old boy at page advertising that i:et Call Clark Kennedy An Alcoa Aluminum Jlt\.lRDRESSERS wanted and vanous household reqwred. salary ra!"ge 2:30pm and/or eves & results. Over 90 pre· F1orist. Fashion bland, Subsidiary apply in person. Regis. appliances and Cidures. ans to Sl,232 mo._ S~d · wknds. Refs. 673-0407 Printed c 0 n tr a cl s • N.B. 640-8181 Salesperson wanted, must So. Coast Plata. 540-1!!:!88. Person must also have a dl.e~ack College M1s~1on . brochures and forms to enjoy people & tropical ----pickup truck or similar VteJO. 831·9700 Ext 302 or OFC MANAGER. Typing, make your job easier. RN-DAY CHARGI nsh. I( you don't enjoy ,--...,,, vehicle for carrving 303. lltwn8·5. payroll & acctg. exp. for Free installation and Apply in person, Park kl '"' ' " ,", I l' ' d property mgml co $750 plck·up of 8 ft tall lamp s · c H wor ng, don't apply. '-'1 ''-' ..._, var ous supp ies an MANAGEMENT , . upenor onv. osp., 1.510W Baker CM ,, materials. P tTIME mow/benefits.645·4411 post "For Sale" signs 1445 Superior Ave, N.B. · • · HAPPY DESK! with built·ln lock box. 642·2410. SALES "Eager Beginner " This is a permanent full lnlernallonal company Payroll Clerk $850 Free business cards PHONE SALES $5()()/Fee Paid. Newpor\ ,time position and is ellgi-expanding rapidly needs Trim Well Groomed alter initial order. Sales RN or LVN p Tl I IV Female. Some shop ex-Beach. "Be Trarned'' in ble for all company 3 assoc. No investment PlwhFasblslloc a~ents for over 150 sub· Full & p/time. Beverly M IES per. but will train. $2.85 all there Is to know about benefits. Vehicle ex-req'd. For interview cal) Employers Pay All Fees divisions. Support sub-Manor Conv. Hoapital, We have (5) dnt p/tlme FACTORY HELP SECRETARY Immediate opening for p/lime on-call Secretary. Type 70, sh 90, stali&tical typing. Also. n~ p/lime on-call receptionist. Good appearance. Type 45, phones & public con· tact. Call644·lllt 9AM 'lit Noon THIE IRVIME CO. 550 NewPort Ctr Dr Newpart Beach Equal Oppor Employer Secretary ~~:~~~-~~~.Call "this job!" Outgoing penses will be reim· "96-b775. LizReindecsAgency sidiarles in escrow. 496-S7&6. posltionsforpeoplewho ---------I confident personality burse<I .. Position involves Manufacturing 4020Bin:hSt.SteUW mortage, insurance and want to kmlake a ghood. "Rusty 4s typing ok" both d d d Newport Beach 833-8190 marketing. RH Su-.lsor waie wor ng extra rs. I It C• "'SS work.'° oor an out oor TECHNICIAN r-· . Work eves Mon thr F· I -Call Control Career CallforAppt/Estab'65 11·7.fullorp/tlme.Mesa u r PERSONNEL SECRETARY MARINE PAINT BR E COMMISSION 5·9:30, Sat moms 9am-Salary ss. hr + company ssXployment A1!ency • 3 Yrs min. exP4!r. Xlnt PEOPLE PERSON Verde Conv. Hosp, 661 2pm. Earn SUJ0-$150 per benefits. Send r~sume to 8505. Please apply immediate· benefits. Exper. in high Newport Exec needs Up lo 70% Immediate Center St. C.M. 548·5585. wk. if you can sell. i3 Per ly to: I b It II t · · commis:.ion with AD hr F · { Ad. 843, Daily Pilot. P.o.i---------1 re 1a 11 y sma compo· par lime associate in VANCES that allow you Rubber .Press Operator guarn. or more tn o. 1560.C.M.92626 "HAPPYllRTHDAY" MISSION VIEJO nents. Electronic back· wholes ale supply . to receive commisbion ~II train, must be w.111· call 834·1030. GEORGE ground. Mission Viejo 673·2223. belorecloseorescrow mg lo work any sh~ft. FOOD COMP4MY area. Call Carol, 581 3830 · Must have good working , PREPARATION .,. newport 24800Chrisanta betwnl·5pm. PET SHOP record & attendance. • F /lime-morns. Good -~I MissionViejo,Ca92675 Full or p /time. Must Mer 4S years in busi· 962·6648, Specialty wages. Apply Del Taco. ~S. }.;;:._~personnel AnAlfirmaliveAction havepetshopexp. nesswith4Scompanyof· Molder, 18275 Mount Sales & ReceMng Indoor plant knowledge necess. Wed, Thurs, Fci & Sun . See Judi at Roger's Gardens. 64().5800 Major Newport Beach firm seeks personnel secretary w /substantla I exper. to assist in all areas of compensation. Exper. In benefits, wages & salary & record keeping + good or· ganizational ability re· q'd. Must be a self starter & have good public & telephone personality. Com- puterized person ne I systems cxper. desired. Sh 80, typing 60. Xlnl working cond11., salary & benefits. Position avail. March tst. . 25252 La Paz Rd, Lag. ·~ Employer M /F /H MARINE p--1.-•s p-A.. fices to insure continuity Baldy Cr. Ft.n Vly. 1 . • agency KETTEHBERG Ynll•• •n of policies. our 800 as· _Hi_'_ll_s. _______ 1 • -752.0331 MARINE 2622San Miguel Dr. sociates are setting new SalffCoorcNnetor GALS Wanted lo crochet JANITOR. F /time. eves, N B. 640·7609 industry records. Our Regional sales ofc for SALIS SICRETARY bikinis. Exper'd only. 2192Martin, Irvine Local. Floor exp. Lead A WestCoast ~olume is more than Ws world wide mfg has Busy electronic sales of· c a11768.5248 cves. Callforappointment man c apabilities MaJor BoaLBwlder .,l.000.000 a day'. 1.000 an opening for a sales fice . type 60 wpm, -___ , _________ , 979-39?..3 Homes sold a month. coordinator. Position re· shorthand & semi con· Gurdenc r ne udud for ------------PHONE SALES More 1mportantlL' last ductor I lar" .. ~tale M~us~t have H~lp Wanted Ma le & J. HttMrt Immediate openings in • .d t·'· · q'd accurate typing & sa es exper pre· ,,~ "" f· <) 18 i\ I prod t' r rt year we pa1 ou more good telephone com· !erred, but not man· knowledge of cacti. sue· r:n: v~r t -k PP!-,~ 1~ Hall Jewellen sailin~cc~~ft. ~in~~~r'n ~ Phone Sales peo~le. commissions than an}' munication skills. Exper datory. Call Sharon for culents & native plants rson. en uc Y ric Now Interviewing at So. male or female. 16 to 65 other year in history-eppl 549.0375 Ref's. 493-1571. . Chicken. Laguna Beach. Coast Plaza loc. Perm. years experience in pro· years of age. Guaranteed and let's race it, that's pref'd but we will train i-~--------• /ti duction boat building de· wages or commissions. hat ' both . t t the right person. Good Sa d 'ch Sh B lb GENERAL OFC. Bk· Home.Sewers w /power P mcStockRoomhelp. sired. w were ineres · salary & benefits. For n w1 op, a oa k n' . machine & overl()('k ror Some eves & wknds re· •MASTER MILL 250 East 17th Street. ed in-YOU-the sales appt call Mr. Sam Island, needs person to P g. typing & misc. bik1ois & s portswear ~d. Apply in person. -SHOP CARPENTER Suite 0 , Costa Mesa. associate. Booker,4934503 work part time. Call 20Hrs wk, flex sched 7fi8.524Seves · •MASTER LINE between 5:00 & 8:30 p.m. AM Fl 675-3712 Westcliff area. 645-6501. · Kennel Man·attractive CARPENTER 646-4223. If you're serious about p D nl cl. S S THI IRVIME CO. 550 Newport Ctr Dr Newport Beach, Ca 92663 Equal Oppor Employer HOSTESS p1time A 1 bch city New facility Equal Opportunity becom·ng a R 1 Est t ·8 · iv son EAM TRESS, exper. SECRETARY General Ofc p /t1me ·• · PP Y • • · •MAST RJGGI~G 1 ea a e EqualOpporEmployer Schoo m k C b 11 9.J().2.30 h ' . · in person. Ben Brown ·~ Good start g wages. Rep· ' NST R Employer professional. call our n a er amp e & rn·in'g P ~n~. ~':!:'~~f. Restaurant. 31106 Coast ly ad ff827, Daily Pilot. •MET~L F~~~E personnel department to SALES· Do you have an _s_ai_·is_._<2_1_3_> 5_~_._94_4_1_· __ Seeking a n Individual 6-12.3490 · Hwy. So Laguna PO Box~. C.M. 92626 PLUMBING ---------• make an appointment to enthusiastic personality SEAMSTRESS p /t. Ex-w/xlnt sh 4 typing skills LEGAL SECRETARY INSTALLER PRESSER. exper'd Com· INTERVIEW US! & the ability lo com-pert in alterations. N.D. lo work in group un- GENERAL OFC HOTEL MAIDS He__.. hoch •MAST. ENGINE & binat1on. Xlnt pay. Apply JOIN THE munlcate well ? Then Clothing store. 642-4142, derwriting dept. BeneCits Trainee. Type 40+ "P"' u THOUSE'•EN ~,...... ELECTIUCALSPEC. in pe rs on. Valetone UN-"'NCH'•ED! contact Teleprompter ask for Sherri. include a 37Yl hour work Neal handwriting, able r __:;' t rt' '"1 r Bril(ht ex perie n ced •ENGINE&SHAFT Cleaners. 8868 Warner rlUl . ~ Cable TV because the Z ---------1 week, co. sponsored In· to handle detail. Good ";""' 5.ad '"~ 5~ ary or St!nel11ry wilh g ood INSTALLER A\'e, F. Vly Los Angeles (213 I channel is now in N.B. S...STatdoD•t sur .• education refund w o rk Ing r u n ti s & et pendr in iv1 lua + ou,t· skills needed by attorney Top rates and benefits. 589-7362. Long Bea ch We have several posl· Salesperson needed. program & more. Salary •~-ef s a 111g emp oyee pro it w "eneral c1v1'I pract1'ce. PRESSMAN (213) 596·2791 Orange tJ' I . b t W U ed M t b $700+ ..,.,n its. Apply National shanng plan. Will lnim S .. 1 Ideal location in Channel · onsopen. nqwre e wn e 1room . us e · 'Systems C?rp., 4361 Apply in person Mon Fri a ary open. Ca l l blandsHarbor. Small shop, A.B. Dick, CountyC714)7'76·93SO. 2·7pm able to work flexible ContactPersonnel'Oept ·Birch.St.NB. <Near 9AM-4PM. _644·7_6_77 _____ ._ J615VictoriaA,·e salaryopen.644-8233. WALKER&LEE 646-o.585 hours. P/tlme. Cathy, PACIFfCMUTUAL _ <!;C Au.., rt> JN Hoot Motod;w L E G A L T R A 1 N F. >;. Oxnonl, Ca 930.10 PA Sol.,., $1~$70 wk up. REAL EST A TE S, I e, g 1 , 1 _ w 0 m e n , 1 _.54(). __ 3333_._e_xt_34_L___ 700 Newport Ctr Dr GEHHAL OFFICE E gr E. Dyer Rd. IM IF rnght. xlnt typing s~;lls Cal~~?~\~t~:~;pm Men. ladles, students. WE'RE PART OF clothing. Xlnl oppor for Find what you want in Eq:,eo:;,~ ~~~~oyer 1 nleres ting pos ition " or career oppor._ on. ag ll l3) 475•2437 Eves /Sal. 554· 7851. YOUR FUTURE exper & mature person. Daily Pilot Classifieds. answering student in llOTEL '·'· l)~ewr~ter _ in N.R. . 839-7696. Eves & wknda. C.M. qwries by mail. Req's NIGIIT AUDITOR ~state plann1~~ cor Equal Opportunity An.Equal Opportunity 00·1804 Help Wuhd 7100Htfp W..tH 7100 mature Judgement good Loolti f bl J'IOrate law practice. Mag Employer M/F Real &tote Employer 1---------•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• d . · ng or pen.ona e. II exper pref'd but willl~~~~~~~~~ APPRAISER !-----'--'----- memory, elail ability, mature, re liable in train Ca.II <714 l m ·9983 lm""'n·a1 S & L Ass'n, RECEPTIOHIST l :yp1ng 4S ~ wpm . d1 vidual w/positive al-"" C~lomer service back-titude & abthty to re ________ _, •MASSAGE TECH• E. 0 . E. M/F. Qualifica· SALESMAN ground very hel!_>ful. AP· member customers by FEMALE lions; Z yrs full time ap· · r ply National Sys le ms name. Exper desirable. Library 55~ Comm-Guar min. praisal exp. or class 2 de· , • Corp. 4361 Birch St. N.8 $3 50hr. depend in a on f'ull &'P.T. work. Mbr signalion. 673·3130 ext. <nearOCA1rport) qualifications. Outst"and· We .need energetic, CMTA or 2 yrs exp. 40, (9·3) Attractive, over 18, for HEALTH SPA. We will train right person for easy fun job. Mr. Gee, Days , 752·9561, Eves. 586-0529 To locate Prophylactic Vending Machines. No cost to location. Easy presentation. Good clos· ing average. Com· mission payable after machines are inst•lled. Call Mr. Smith, (710 464-4416, (714) 453-4464. articulate people Legit -'-------- Girl betwn 19-23 for b1kim ~II employi:e profit shar w/dynamlc pers~alit~es l'.:Ll'r.ESPA 540-8195 Rea1 .F6'tate & sportswear model mi P.lan. If interested ap-that we can traan to in· ---NEWPORT Mode line & ritting . ply In person, Mon· Fri troduce our product lo MAT. URE W 0 MAN IEACH Recept/Typist. 4 man · 9Al\t4PM. t J6.2S-3S.Rags Unhm1ted. lrvH06tMolorHotel cusomers In Calif. & p /l1me to ·welcome Law Firm O.C. Airport 768-5248ev~s. 1717 E.DyerRd,Ir~ Arizona. Work 6 hrs a newcomers & contact Opp.forREsalesperson. area. Exper pref'd Sa---------• day. perm. in our office merchants. Flexible hrs. at top NB loc. Kona Kai S33-3622Corappt. les _E_.o_.E. M/F nearOC.Airportlnldeal Need car, lite typing. Rlty. Div. of Pacific ---------1 Need3 Female or male Don't ~rop the ball! Gel a HOUSEICIEPIN~ fnendly ofc atmosphere. 547·309S. lnvstmt. Properties. 1hanagement trainees, job with a low·cost Dail) F Creative OPPor. for men 759-095Sor545·8374 The rastest draw in lhE full or part·Ume, no ex· , Pilot Cla~s if led Ad /lime. Mesa Verde & women to make as Mature women wanted West ... a Daily Pilot perneceasary,wUltraln, . ',Phone 642_5678 Conv. Hosp. 661 Center much money u you de· r o r ho 11 sec le an in~ Sell things fast with Dally Classified Ad. Phon< call rot appt. 968-8610 art ------· ----1 St. Costa M_es_a_. ____ 1 sl.re while retaining an service, P tr. Top$$, car Pilot Want Ads. 642·5678. _2_r_M _______ _ HllpW.ted 7100HelpW..t.d 7IOO x!nt base salary. Perm. nec645-5123 • h••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• positions available. Ad· Help Waated 7100 Help W..ted 1100 H.lp Wcnthtl 7100 van c ement toMECHANICAL••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••_e•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .. - 11 •' ···' ... .... Of.SIGNERS/DRAFTERS The headquarters office of an in· ternational engineering and con- strucUcn company is now in the process of relocating to Irvine Calli. We serve the petro-dlemical' natural gas, refining and enviroll: mental control industries. Due to our expansiOn and relocation, we have Immediate need for ex· perienced piping, electrical, civil and lnstnuneotation Designers and Dratten . We offer exceptional fringe benefits. These 1nclude free medical care and life insurance, a ... non-CODtrlbutory retirement plan, a _ saving plan plus other voluntary prorrams. We also have llber•I , vacaticn and holiday schedules. and ~. ,we will be altuat~ in a convenient· b' located, brand new buildinc ln 1 ~autiful Irvine, . ·- managerial position DRAFTSMAN 1tvaUable. Work evea or w/mathbackground, ,... FREE REAL ESTATE "11111 mornings. For personal full tJme. IM8·2541 ~;~~e~33~~~i~~t:Ti1!'~ ~~!~::N:~~:z51~~ CA • EE • SEMINA ' Lire Libraries, Inc. permonth.5'8·1140. F.qual Oppor. Employer. l~~~~~~~~~~IMercury mechanic. Pref. certllied w /exp In ou\-UVE·~· Ute h11kplng Ii brds &t I.O's. Permaneot cooking for 1 prof. full-time position In womm. May have oul· Hawaii w/e.t.abll•hed &t side ~mployment. Write Jrowlna dlr. Xlnt work· C!ass1nect Ad •&20. D~lY 111i COIW. c1w 557-95$9. Pilot, PO Box 1560, CoSta _...;::;...._ _ __;,,._...; __ ...;_:._ 1 Mesa,Ca.92e26 MEXICO Tour Co. 1 _________ 1 Newport bued needs 1-lh&Jl> girl. ot!Cce work. LOAN Knowledge of Mexico rt· RIGIOHAL ~·d. Call Diane. t0:3oam· COMSUMll 1:30pm, 752-0788. LOAM OfffCa Mgmt h, perm. Earn Leadln1 Savini• and $175·$200 wk. Fuller Loan auoclaUoo with of. Brush Sales, SS.. T8Sl. fices In the Or&.1\6• Coast ____ ..;._. ___ _ area 11 otferll\C a Need 2 aggTeSSIYe R.E. chll1cnlinl t'areer 8d-·aalespeople. New olnce. Vancemtt)t o.ppe>rtunlty Scbuval Rily. 1967 for an individual with Church St. CM. 'l.51·9334, M~nl years prior con· 5411-<MO& sumer loan experience.--------- Dulles will include loan NE'ED EXTRA $$S 1? .und,.,.rUtn1, bu1inca1 ·s h'o w the l •tea\ development and in· BEELfN.E f'ASUIONS ~~7::°~~= ~1:3f~mw:"tfo ~~~!:t~ • wttll a 4;0mpqy wldch menf, ltO oicp. a~. WUI "No Obligation or Cost" Tundoy, Fft. 22nd at 8 p.m. 1624 I le~h ll•cl., HUftffatton leach IECOME P. ART OF OME OF THI TOP PA YIN& CAlllRS IN SALIS ~ SEE ROBERTS: IOI ROBERTS: • Mvanc~ Marketing Technfqu" • Audlo-V11ual SalH Training Program • M".zlng ERA Electronic Propef1Y Prnentatfon System • SuoceN Formula • 197'8 Cetoer Opportunities • Unique Profesaional Tra.infng Program OPIN TO THI PuatJC COMPLIMENT ARY REMISHMIMTJ j ' tn..,.lhcl PtnOM, UHos.d or ...ikftnct ... fft'flted to caft for IMlhd •IOtttlt acco•a ......_ 848-1688 ' "' t1 your ablllties train.. Cu Is Jlh. nq. Call G eootn~Uona pleue Mn Wrilbt, t3N39G lot Petlottn.l:' (Ill> ~later'V1ew. " *"433t ( ... "'.1 ... ~ 11 GiHAUraaAL Nurte1Ak£11 .. ) ,I Roberts • Re1lty J1 . .. SAYl .... S '~( . Y.a~ ~·· I ~aal ~l1 Aidr to: Garfield eoo. '1 1 Emp Jar -~'i vtf~ tnl Oarfl~ i .._ "" ,Aye, U.B. Pb:"7-IC71.~, -. < ~ '!;"-·"' , ,. ~ -~ - -·--I . ·~--· --- 11 San Juan Capistrano Yo~ ma~ h~ve n~ticed the new big white bwldmg with the orange tile roof at the Junipero Serra offramp to the San Diego Freeway. That's our company, ENDEVCO, & we ntanuf acture & market sophisticat· ed 'precision electronic instrumen- ' tation systems. •W.e.clMocWeA111 ...... 1 •Dnlptr ......... M•hllllst A •Pnchloft M1chmlcal .......... •...,.roceu lnspecton •TestTtcWd .. .............. c ........ IC you have experience ln any or the above, & would llke to work for a well established ~ivc com· pany in our beautiful facility, please submit your resum" or stop by & apply at: ENDEYCO l•mMhll S111 i•Cli*b• ' 1 1 t . -.._w_.... W..tM 1100 c-,.a rw•.. 1050 sunc1ey,Fet>ruary20.f111 o>.1LYPILOT CJ:t ....................... ....................... I,.,... IOJO ·-·-·········· ·····~ ~ 1010 -................... Sol•. Love aeat, chaJr .... S-. 1011 Mt.eel••-1010 ...................... . S£CREJA £$ W'lDEffOUSE S$mcn Mlno!ta SRT 101 Betr tapper, bar. mlac. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Reeletorauo1Salc __.N..,.,..,. TaUA M w/.SOmm len•, 15/260 C:.llbd~m.569-4W2 t&S\ln93.Antq1,furn, 5WwMMIH•POOL 1..a· yel/tm 1lrlpe berc "• ~ 11> Y/tlme Po8ittoa avall. aeau wuehou e worll &oom vlva\ar ltn•. hffhold rttm1 etc 1986 SACRIFICE aofa. 2 contmp burnt ~fnis~att::e~ 'sa~ed"~·~--------Muat have bankiQI ex· formenfswomen. Oayfc tripod. Xln\ eood $270. Lovtly etrls twn H wbite Tustin Ave.CM. ' Ludin& &Hi_r " dis· oranao n•UI chf'I w/ol· ·-per. Call Mr1. Todd at "'11\1 shin.. No expu. SSH.SZS & &old canopy trundle tributor bu dlx above loman, 100 tq )'dt 1rn ~rt!~!r~~~.!'!~ na Machine operator, Goldeo1tate Sank ln neceu. 18 " over. No Kod k Ekt d 140 bed. SlS0.833-~ liUm &toil plllnting•. 1692 RrOUnd swtmmtug ponl& 5ba1ept•1. m.nn .... o lull le putt.lime Dowuey, 10230 8, Para. chanie. ~ asounKod k Palau Place, C.M. S•l & fert over from 1U78•-~:....::;......;'------or hort t erm assign· MIH965 moW>t. (!ll> ~1 ~Q~ ff . • ~· eamer11 & a Lr& naug•hydc rcclnr, pd Sun MM to sPM sea 8 0 n . "" Pr 1 c e . 3 LOVE BIRDS S30 ea. mcntaTop»l •---------Equal0pp.J$mployrlf'/f O ice l!:ktaaound 20 movie $200, sell $75. Guarantc.'fld init•llitUon Mesh playpon S5 . 0 Sewin1 machlne~~~~~~~~~~I 0 overload projeaor+ca!le,never Thomasville din set,GarageSaleFebl9&20 ... wrms.Call<Anah&lm) ~ ~ operators, aing'le & dou-1; used, $300. 642-3647 tttS8d lbl, 4 strght chi's, 26591 vta Cuervo, Mis· 1.....;..;._.; ______ _ em no bl•needle. lmmed. OpeQ• THI LOOK H7..0061 2 arm. cane backs, gld sioo Viejo 5 3 3 3 2' 0 c () 1) e cl 5~~ Johnson Outboard F'i ln&s.5'().368' T. ,...,..,,_~ t 2 h ...._ 1040 velvet seats xtra Jear Days/evt!s $200, 3 Power lawn T8MPORARYHELP ~i;'i:ter:tedsi:'! ~23Blrch$t,N.B. :::?:•••••••••••••••••• olfwbt$17S:B1kvelveiDinette i;et $40. Baby mowora;. $20. 7' s ur CCII 540.4465 f /time perm. position in Krohler swvl chr $35. tt~s. Tub $1. Automati.c WANTED rbuard, $15. '96·1015 EqualOppor Employt'r ~Metal men'1 Europeanclottung WELDERS C h• m P i on AGK C Singer sew mach, pd swing $5. Infant seul 75c. TOP CASH DOLi.AR ,, .. dy's S,.hwinn lOspd &sportswearsalesw/ad· Doberman Pups. rut $150, seU $65 Rattan 3 Real hlllr wiglets $4 PA10 FOR YOU •0 " FOREPERSONS vancement Into manage-liUll-time 548-2541 t.emperment, show qu11h· seat couch & 2 end tbls Baby cl~tb~s, frorn JEWELRY. WATCHES, blke. like new, all xlr<111 SECRETARY ment. Exper. in clothing WOMAN over 40 yrs. com· t,y, SllO, 751·2928. C.M. $200. 968·52111. 10c·$1. Traa! hike, Sea~s. ART OBJECTS. GOLD, Restaurant tbls. JUtlll / ElCfi:.rienced Real Ei;tat<J SHEET METAL ~ales neceas. Call for bin11~on front dealt clerk Old English Sheep Dog. child. il2· ~enmore mml S 1 L VER SER V 1 C E. Federal St. C.M · Call Jn Of le" procedures. 5 Hr appt. & relief on phones. fem. 7 wk& old. AKC, Walnut Dining room table 'a.c uum cleaner $5 . FINE 1''URN. & AN· -'pe'---rs-·o_n_. _____ _ day, Hunt. Beach. Ca.JI 644-6500 Merucal or answer. serv. $200. Dana Pt. 496-7257 & 4 chain>. Xlnt cond. Chlldrens toys, puzzles TlQVES. 645·2200 • POOL TBL. Gd condlUon. 842-937laskfurKr1~. fABRICAJION ----------1 exper. helpful. F1ex hrs $200.644-9138. Womens cloth~s & coa~. 4x8'. All accessories. --SECllET ARY--Therapist trainee wanted & some wk.nds. Refs n~. Adorable Germ Shep Duncan Pbyfe Table & 4 size 7-10. Men s clothes, LUGGAGE TAGS Make offer 541>-6073 Xlnt pos. ror mature we are a growing na· 1mmed. Will train. Pilrt Jntereslin& work w /a P\.q>s. Ped/AKC, papers, Chairs med., pants. sweater:i: from your business card. --------- person. Ole near oc tional manufact<irer of or full time. Dr. Gary future in busy N.B. ofc. shots. 2 bllt fem left. ean 759 0647 New bed~pread ~· Boys Send one card for each Nortalti china, complete Al rpo rt. N 11 t 'I co. fabricated metal con-Cooture, 204.3 Westcliff Free health insur. incld. ~3117 · ~lot.hes size 5, 4, Jac~ets lag plus Qne spare. We service for-8, $22S, xlnl $67S/mo. fringe benefits. struction products head-Dr,N.8.MS-S300 CaJI belwn 6pm & 9pm, .v..: tr I llsh ls Merutfurnxlnt: Red/gol4 ~~lopedh edMl!ing bbnckks. return permanently EW6-4003 ----------i 6484071 n1uppe ema e, a o , ,.,,., ...... "'OO·. tbls '°"''/.-,c, ~ eac . 1sc. oo s. aled t ' t & ---------Respand w/skills & ex-quartered in Fullerton. · house trained. 7 mo. ;;;;," fu .. dtnetl;""$100.· Much more. 665 Coco St, se aura~ l\'e 8f. Color Consol& TV, new per. in bnef letter t We presently have a SU-4SU 768°:"4839 CM. 84Sat/Son. 548·11778 strap, m.eetmg ?'r ane pkture tube. Good cond CllllSSified ad no 799 c/ challenging opportunity TOOL ROOM Mflrcha.diw l.D reqwrements 1 ,Pre· Set of Rogers Silver Daily Pilot, PO Box 1560, for career . oriented ••••••••••••••••••••••• AKCYorkshlreTe1rricr King sz Thomasvilk GARAGE SALE vent loss & theft. For a F1atware. serv. ror 6 12 CO$ta Mesa, Calif. !12626. fronl·line supervisor on MACHINIST AnffqiMS 1005 Puppies. 2 ma es. hdbrd & frame. x Int SAT /SUN 9 S personahzed tag e~close teaspoons. 842_0247 ' SECRETARY ourswingsbift.Theposi· . 1 . . •••••••••••••••i••••••• 630-3014 cond,96S·607:l t826ButtonshellLn.NB wallpaper, fabric or ---=-------- lion reqwres 3.5 years Progressive nJectaon d DOG 0 BED1 EN,. E -----Toys. new appls, Cum. "Day Glo" paper & we Kenmore Ptbl Dsbwshr. Fash Isl Financial Serv. sheet metal assembly ~oldMakingCo. reloc:i:t· Wonderlan ,..., .. """toslartThursday Chest of drawer:. S25. pictures. hsehld acc. will back & trim your wht, xlnt cond. sn. firm. Typing 70 wpm, s and tor fabrication ex· 1ng to new facility in ~ Desk szs l'lot.hmg, 3 hanging htc tags Or try two cards Servel Gas Refr1g. gel 90-100. 369 San Migue perience includi'ng HWll.mgton Beach needs Of Antiques! March 3rd. 7:3o PM. . 548-7800 fixtures. MagnUJ. elect backtoback. cond.$37 .ShagCrpt,red. Dr,N.8 .Sui_te_2_00_. __ -1 thorough familiarity Mactunisls. Min. 5 yrs HUGE warehou se Nwpl/lrvane are:;.----------chord organ, lampshade. PRICES freshly shampood, $2 with spot welding equip-exper. Xlnt wages & crammed with over soo 546-49211 3 Earstools, wrought. irun pillows. bikes. wi.hr. 8' $2eaor3.$5 yr d /o r fer . Con 11 SECRETARY menl, punch presses. overtime. Profit sharing music boxes, nickelo· Apricot poodle s m. min 28"1" high, $25. for 3. sport Yak $100. musical 41Stags Sl .60ea. Tr um pet. SSO . Fu 11 Archilectural Firm de power brakes and power &other benefils. deon pianos, cirl'us or· Ped. all shots. Neutered. Drop leaf ta bl c S25 . car horn. 646·0681 ti19lags ~.50 ea. Wetswt $25. 545·7913 sires person w /in :.hears.Forprompa,con SchneUCorp. gans. wall clocks. Lovable.$7S.S48·5Jl7 Walnut chair $20. Ol· IOormoreSl.-IC!ea. lelligence, i(ood a p !1dent1al consideration (213)678-7500 grandfather c:locks, toman $10. 645-71157 arter Dinghys, refrig. furn. Salt-sTax lncluded l!7 Volumes·• Washingto11 pea.ranee. typmg & book please send resume or or(213) 673·2031 fascinating antiques. Puppies 1 ~ E. Sheep ,., 12 noon, hsehld, m1sl'. Sat, Sun NO CARD" lrvmg". Authentic auto keeping ubihty • a hard apply in person to: 0-(er $.1,000,000 Worth Apso. Cocker. 2M & 2F. C . -. ---.. -15-W Miramar Dr. Ba_I._ Draw your own or send graph by aulh?r· Will :..ell working n\Jn·:.moker American lnternatlbnal Blk/Wht. $50. 494.2108 Boal 'apt ams taule. Don'l Miss This G<.1rage name. address. phone & or trade lor high quality Het,W..W 7100 HelpW .... d 71 ............................................. 641>-0644 TRAVEL AGENCY Galleries; 1802·T Ketter-. solid wlnt. 5 Captain we'll make one card per shotgun. 546·9977 SUPERIOR MGR ing St., Irvine. Tai. Fem C~lhe, purebred .. ch.ai rs. Hesl offer' Sale. SOC·S25, 757 W. 20th ta• Add25' each SECRETARY-Does )our ~ . 536-11280 St CM 642 5487 g. . Misc~llGMOUI boss appreciate your fl REPLACE Mins yrs exp-domestic & 754·1777. Open Wed t.hru Xfu0~ wat~ dog. Loves _ _ ' • · · ---Send check or money or-Wanted 8081 B.A. We ~ill if you're lnl'I ticketing, lours, Sat. 9AMlo4 PM. Visit! ~s~:· · 551·0833 or 8' beige sofa. xlnl, $125. EVERYTHING GOES! derto: ••••••••••••••••••••••• oulstandmg. Send your COMPANY cruises. Agency in PUILICAUCTION Wood l'ane uphol side PHIVATEHOME PILOTPRINTING best written reply to A Division Of Newport Center. 644 ·5373 !\IANY f.J NE ITEMS Of' Keeshond 8 weeks chc S2S-O. TV stand $.5. If !\IO:-J 'TUES, WEU P.O. Box 1560 Collins As:.odates, 567 '.\IOBEXCORP. TROPICALFISH !'.:STATE JEWELRY, MalesAKC fn.utwood hanging con· 429 "M" St. Balboa CostaMesa.Ca.92626 San Nicolas Dr Newport 4325 Artesia Ave $100 8~2·5066 sole $200 30" gold can· Peninsula Appointment Beer drafter, holds 1, Keg SSS CASH FOR Good used furn/rcfrigs frzrs & stoves 546-0768 Beach. ' l'ullerton.Calif.9l!633 SALES ART OBJECTS. AN·--·------delabra $40 Gold cupid orOtherwise.673·5027 of beer. ne'" cond. ~>oo. Usedtrum,.,..t. must liem Good knowl-.... ge of fish TIQUES, FINE FURN., Golden Retriever Pups, hanging lite S25. 182ti ---.. -r ------· cu ETC PHONE FOR JN 1· bl3-5276.Callaft11AM. good cond. & reasonabl) An Equal Opportunity req'd. F /time. 642-5522 · · AKC reg, champ mes, Buttonshell. NB. lw6·0681 N e w P o r t 11 l s pnced. 49-1.7007 SECTY PERSON EmployerMt.1-' FO. & BROCHURE. $125.494-8714 ----Neighborhood Garager FRIDA y ~~~~~~-~~~~ ---------t ~2200 7' Hide·a·way sora bed, Sat Sun 9.3 Campy eqpd 8045 rcntl•· recovered. Bob Jackson !Ospd rnt·'g Exper'd, good typist for TYPISTS Antique 100 yr old 52" Free to You S80 ~ 842·5800 b'ke SJOO 'lotor :'.t CUSTOM WOVEN WOODS Wanted, Queen or Kang bedroom set. busy PR Office .. •end re· SHEET MET AL 1 . ,, c) ~ e. ~ round oak table w /6 ••••••••••••••••••••••• kmg si1.c \\ aterbetl + sume, salary r\'qui re MECHANIC Life 11 Never chairs. Sac. $750 673·4980 • 2 Alask11n Malamute 7 l'urmture f<'or Sale wood frm, clothing. ace 50r: TO 80' r OF!-' S48·5-l97 ments to PO-Box 1003, Min. 5 yrs exper. operat Dull With wks old. 2 m11les left Mt 6342 Rochl'llc. aeam maker, healer. Newport Beach. Ca. mg shear brake & strip· Office Overload 2 DBL. Brass beds.tor· 6orwknd!.!162·3956 Westminster.Ca. bai.kets. !>huller~. rugs 92663 pit req'd. Salary com Th T note ($5(JO.), 1 tubular -------ood O\'er 40 m·St()(·k patterns WANTED· Older slo\'c 111 Also MINl·Bhnds good working order ancl ------• mcnsurute with educa Join e eam (SHS.). Huge Anlq. pine ToGoodHomc. Beautiful. Corncrunil.reuphol S225. Lot.sofMiscg ll'I> 25l!l uon &exper. Xlnt health That Offers Opportunity secretary, circa 1880 large Fawn colored 2 )I' Sofas, table, matd1 ot· !foll) Ln l'\ewporl lits f>t5·8950 M:IJ.!1770 Reasonable 631·314!1 PUBLIC AUCTION NEED TRUCK OR VA:-; SEC'TY RECEPT. & educational benefits. Stat Typists s.t.50. 752-5586 old German Sheph1:rtl. tom an. 1> w a S I amp. Tues·Sal. We are look'-' Mag 11 Operators Fanta1>t1c pet. Very af. 493·1:1626 __ _ "' Fuzan Corp., 1006 W. Xerox8000prs Washstand $98., Sora ta· Antiques Whale sew111g mach, maple cab SSO. Linen drps 120xlll & 168x81 w /hrd"ure $35·$5(). l\llSl:. 312 Santa Ana Ave, N B 9 3 Sat Son MANY ITEMS <>I' FINI<: trade for Bay Boat. :.t!\ ESTATE JEWELHY, adClass90'10 for an exper, well Hoover Ave, Orange, General Typists ble$98 .. Pine kitchen ta-feetaonate. We pay bl 6 Custom sectional & groomed, poised & em-639-1893. CALL US TODAY ITl05 food. 968·2357 matching tbl. xlnt. cost cient person who wants a ---------ble Sl25 .. Hall tree $125 .. ART OBJECTS. AN· ------ TIQUES. FINE FURN .. Mulical ETC PHONE FOR IN lnstrumtnb 8081 permanent position. ShorlOrdCook STARTTOMORROW Country French Refoc· S700.sellS350 536·7870 Must be an accurate 6 Days wk. Approx. '10 ~Q~ office • lorytablc$595.,Armo1re Fvmitwe 8050 MOVl:"\G ~t-·t !>l'll- FO. & BROCHURI'.: ••••••••••••••••••••••• 645·2200 Conn Min·O-Mulic elel' t P·st & , k' h L h I ll SS95 .. Halllree $295., ••••••••••••••••••••••• r 1, 1 us · . Y 1. enjoy wor g rs unc eon on y. vt Q overload _ . re rag. oro mower. W,j)('Qple Non i.mokl'r. club.644·0050forappl _640-__ 81_69 _______ SAVE~ FE!3. SALE. N~w edger, dolly. ruto·tillcr, Luwnmuwer, rotar). 8' Gah Cenci' posts. new lrblgls hoal gas tank:- !'\1uch mur·~ m 1st· :!2K Magnolia Sl . C!\I 642 2.552 organ. excellent c·ond1 EARTHWORM SALE lion. f,600, P I'. 532 12.'ill FOR GAHDENS. Let the - - -C<.111 ~lrs DU\IS bet 10 & 557 0061 Anliques·Grand Opening & used .1ur1.1, appl '· Honcla motorcydt', king llam only 642 1626 1---------• · of Tide Water Trading lllJ:iC Wilson s Hargaan st bed. etc &lt.i·269~ allt•r· worm help you culti,•ate. Trombonp Conn n•cl 1000 for 54 3000 SlO t\bo hras:., bdl Xlnt rnml worm east 1 ng,, H ·s S20CI. (71-l l !Nil! 0711!1 S«y BooklcHfNr Property Manal{ement SR. TYPISTS 1~~37~·~23~B~1r~c~h~S~t.~N~·~B~~ Co. Sat1Sun 10-5. ;!720 Nook 2 Stores, 545 & Ill I noon,., I ----Coast Hwy, CdM W. 19th, C~I 642·7930 & ---- NEEDEDIMMl'.:D. TYPIST·Accurate for ----.---548·3262 B1anc.I ne\\ Barkl'r B.ros Worm F:Hm , li:lfi:! Drums. Ludw1i: 5 pt· sl'l Goth:ml. HB 8-17 5111 xlnl lor bcgmner. Mu:-.1 Soil Technician lJe~ree not required Min. 5 years ex per. F C BoolclcHp~r NCR MacllJne expcr. RHidetytial Cabinet Mak•r l 1nlon Teller, Exper'd ~J\ m~s & Locin ro~1t1on!> LU\';Jll'•l In Saddlebat•k ,\1'l!.1 C<lll for appomtm1•nt NIGUEL PenonMI A~nc:y 27601 Forbes Hd , Stt• ~!I (J r1ags Ct>nlcr I l!Jl· 14;7 Laguna :-.<1..eut'I VOLT '°CMPOAA'1.,. •.=-tRVtCL S 3848 Campu1 Dr 546-4741 <Across From Orange Co. Airport > Equal Oppor Employer 'TUDENTS Part·time. 5 lo 9PM. good income. 4!15·0001 or675·7196 Tl'lephone Sule~ People. 13) positions. P lime & F time shifts a' ail. :'\e\\ & repeal orders. Tup pa) 5'10-6001 ---------• Tt.'ll'phone Suhl'alor:-, l'.\· per IJrp:., shutll'r;,. Senice St_a \tkndJnt. blind-.. v.allpatx•rs Top exper d ~ ull l)r p time pa\ II-IA c~'i22 ,\µµly Arco StJt11111. 17th · .\:lntnt'.C \I \\',int \1b <'.illn12·5f;7H H.tpW~ 7l00Heft>W•t.ct 7100 ···························•···············•·· SECRETARIES The headquarters office of an in· ternational engineering and con- struction company is now in the process of relocating to Irvine, CaHf We have an immediate need for the following: SICllTAIY -3.5 years experience. Shorthand or 90 wpm and typing speed of 60 wpm required. SEHl()I SICllTAIY 5·10 years ex- perience Shorthand of 110 wpm and typing speed of 80 wpm required. We offer exceptiona l fr inge benefits. T h ese include free medical care and life insurance. a non-contributory retirement plan. a saving plan plus other voluntary programs. We also have liberal vacation and holiday schedules, and we will be situated in a convenient· ly located, brand new building in beauWul Irvine. Ir you have the necessary qualifica· lions and would like to help us "get our act togeth~r" in-Southern Califo.mia, please call now for a personal lnterview today or tomor· row. 752--8777. ext. 1019 or 1021. An Equal ()pportunit,y Employer mortgage banking firm Handcarved Desk from compl Bdrm sci. s;H· in Newport Financial Equador circa 1000. S.SSO. **I BUY* * r1l'ice $400 'otr &lli·0073 Clr. Unusual Oppor 4 675-8867 _ _ _ _ Good used l-'urmture & GcrOCJe Sole BOSS Day work wk. Exp.er'd Oak Bookcase w /gla!>S Appliances OR I will ••••••••••••••••••••••• on IBM exec. typewriter. doors. SIOO. Sgl Brai.s sell or SELL for You PUBLIC AUCTION Send resume,&salary re· Headboard. $15. 673-01117 MASTERS AUCTlON MANY FINE ITEMS OF q'd to Class1fied ad no. ---------646-8686 & 833°9625 ESTATE JEWELRY. 819. c :o Daily Pilot, PO English break£rnt $.100. Bo~ 1560, Costa Mesa. Ca Buf(et s.100. 540-9779. 3046 7' sofa, like new $125. Also ~.~~E~~JF~:~J~·u'~~. 92626 Killybrooke. C..:.M 2 bar stoob, end table,,, ETC. PHONE FOR I:" TYPIST Appaances 8010 queenmebt'd,etc.~IOV · FO. & rrn.O<:HLHE • . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ang. must sell all. 201 645·22tl0 Needed full time. ~lust . . Collins. Balboa Island. ------- SUPER SALE! Sunday Aft 12 Hoon 18256 Bay berry Way, Village ll. lr'v111c . Ong 01 ls SS to S25. S1 h·er Tl•a Set SIS. Ornclle thlc w lraf SIS. Mink l'Oll<1r SlO. Students de~k w al tacht.>d chair SlO~JS Chma Demi·tassc i.pns $.5(1, 8 Slerl S1her demi lassc ~poems s;.o. POOL Tbl Stanrtarrl '<llC Gd. cond S75 or best ol fer 6i5 5707 sell'. 640· 71iill t pl' Drum Set w stand~ No snarC' drum Must sell Must ~ell' •, Pnl'c mcm· Sl_SO_P_h_ 5~9·081G ben.h1p to Sant<.1na Ital' 'i'AMAIIA Classical G85i\ - quetb:.ill Club. !)i!i Xlnl cond SllO w/casl' Carma. 557 llO'J:l &IO·l:!08fi M0\'101!. S:? 00 haj.! :.ale E\ cryth111g }OU c·an gl'l in a ba)! f'eh 22 l"eh 2.'i 10am·4pm Thrirt Shop. Rhvlhm Automal1e drum almo:.t nc" !1'175 968·6&«.i be accurate w retep· Norge_refng. ?.rchid cl!" 673·4980 Super Garagl!r Sat. Sun. tiorust background. San· \\Ork.s raulllessly. Ask g --------IG-4pm Nice turn. ell'. -145 !::. 18lh St C M 1; s1zc Rolh \'iohn Good ta Ana Tustin arl:'a. S30.536·8+19aft6pm 3 Wrought iron burstools. 2001 Port Alban~. NB Horses 8060 Salary commensurate GE refrig .. left side xlnt S2.5. dro1> leaf table, --•••••••••••••••••t...••••• w H•x perience. Ca ll opens. like new sgs. s.io . Medit room HUNTINGTON X'LNT. Child 's Show ~-5337 btwn 10· ll AM or 548.1627 e\ e::.. 917 , 2 lSth divider · bookshelf S35, HARBOUR horse Trainer! Enghi,h. 2;3 PM St. CM walnut eha1r S20. ot ~loving Mu~t Sell. patio Western, Hunter Hatk toman SlO. Call 645-7857 r urn. st er ... o. RC A Superb temperament & TYPIST WANTED uprt frzr. ~lax aftSpm C..:onsoleTV_frzr.Lowrey NO Bad h<.1b1ts ! S400. RECEl'TIONIST 30·· w1tle. 15 cu fl Day Washsi,and S9B., Sofa la· organ, oen. din r m furn, w some tuck 997·7513 -----(0ond1t1on NeY: ~tnng~ ~ 16 ga. dbl hrl ~hotgun bow S200 or bl'sl offer f'reneh mad(• :\!mt c·oncl. C:ish. !>Ill-IHI)!> S12.5 bi,t ofr. 642 728!! · ---- Mo\'in~-usl :-ell ~la pie Offic! Fvmiture & din rm .,et, hlut> wht Equipment 8085 dmclle ~et. h1 Ii. ~1rl 's ••••••••••••••••••••••• hikes. M1 \c items Used steel office desks 5513514Walrlut~.ln \IJrious "ites avail Mature, front office ap· 6751393.e\'c6't6·7390 ble S98 .. Pinc kitchen lJ· picture:.. l'lo•h1n~. & e\eS. 751 ·3820 wkdys for Pf'arance. t) pc 60 + . . . much muci1 more. Mo:.t appl. W l',, t i n I!. h o u ,., l' ----492·112.58·5. Mon·Fn. 0 1 t ""'O \\oalK r blc Sl25 · Halltret· Sl 2.'i • 111 l.sl , ... \-., conu· s~\· .Sun Reln°cralo1. Ii cu fl. W p M. in\ Oll't'S & COi . oer rah. .""' . . . ?e C l f" h "' f a ~ u > " Sc<-y desk" ·rel $95. M11>c rccC'pt rm furn. 1 •. :.p 11 n cl e 11 ( c . S2u. Bath tu~1 l!enc1~ S20 oun rb· ;,~~c ,.-.e CL J0.5Pi\I ~0821 Sea Witch Hcg Thorou~hbred. ha) Avocado t:rn. $280. s wllcht>oarci & l't.'CL'P· All t;ood conu 642·0039 ~~7s~~ ~alllr·~~ r~~~~ Ln. ~·H....:_~0·226.f ~~lkll~1.1f.·011~:;1 hands. $350 MrLanr Rel' I l\I ow er d t :'11 "" '"" .. ~ S200 Ph 962-0873 Uol\JS\ u ie!\ • rnimum WANTED: Olde1 siove in &10·8169 La.rage Sair Sun. l''eb 2ll. :---.---- 2 }rs current exper new gooti wo1:c1ni; ordc1-<1nd -.-.-. -_---12·3. L<Jmf'I!>. lbcwares. 8 ')r mare, Western rider. 2 SURFBOARDS, l like al!iiress1H lrnnl· Mfgr, Reasonable. 6J;.3l4!> 2.1 Rec,a?g~lar . Tubt.' be<l 203 Columbia. NB. l!entle. good look ans.:. new, SlOO, &$.)(). phoneforapp; 5'10·889;\. ---------Col~r T\i . .; .t11n ,r'.TI 642 ~ Gold Bar Stables 640·l!l8.1 Call ll-14·65()..1. DESK 15X30" CONTJ::M I' TEAK !''OHM. TOP. At COND fl75·13!i3 L-Ol<il>pol frost freL rcrrlg c;1a1rs, cock:a11 ""''c ---847 2772 $150 Washer \'.< e<cc 495-6139 G1gan;1c G aragf' S;lle ----------Ne" rotary lawn mower ••••••••••••••••••••••• dryer $70. eu Go<>U conG . • .. . , Camping Gear. Motorcy· Gentle Appy mare .. 9 ,Yr:-w catcher S7U ofr. Still Cockatoos Pets 8087 ..... _, '-' 642·9403 2 <Jar s.ooli;., end table. cie Part:. Hl'fnu. Ne uld $.500. Bel .'i, 84ti 2218. under warrant) 55HJ9411 GreaterSulpher U SHOW EM! -------coffee :able. etc Mo\' mg. &lO'l .Belhn~l'r Di . u B aft 6 6i5·8493. ~i:>. 548·471·1 '.Beginner's Spot" WASHER-DRYER mus~ sell 201 Colhn~. -• ---·Lime green open wc<ivc , .. uv. L· p · N t Balboa Island 673··i980 19 Inch .English sadtllt• dra""rit!s from Monaco Trop1r<1I I< 1sh, breeder '1JV'>•1 r ee aiu. ewpor La:e mooe:. i.uper Ce· 11 f ,. ,..~ . b d I,,. h u di l•·fl su•ERG .... R .... GERI. Sl25 Ca ·.• ter opm Model.rwugahydbcnuch angt•ls. rr.e er ,.,uc ·nan e mai <>1 1 luxe, Multl·t')Cle. like Gi:>:.on Set. table, 4 ,.. "" "" Wkd 00 " " IOI?\\ ·add1t1onal training new. Perfeci. cond1:1on. c·naa·~. ~hrome wood & Furniture. collectables. ays. -1!13·.->9. . & lovesc<Jt. Lamps. ;111 tit-mk P~ <· Y.,. d Is" u ~ r th " rf I '" ' · M '·1 I '--~.l off"r Good cnnd Tan s, SS. :l5. 25, 15, HI. oro er 0 •t·c earn· Sacrtfice11~$23Sforboth. :eather.6mosold.S400 rrusc. ovinr.: ... ustsel. Appaloosa -En..:. or"" ' 1 I mg, ... Ru:st> 4S ~ypmg . . 751-517'1. 640.4689 12 O 6 Es s e x L a n e . Western. A:,;k for Robin. Remodel mg. 640 5078 I{ a i,., i\ I com P e \ e 1"ree & Fee Pos1t1ons. ------Newport Bl•ach I've· 4fl:? l7B6, San ------&t5·-lll!!J Call Co17trol CiJreer 20 cu ft refrigerator With Dining G<.1me labl. \\. ~ cw~~I~ Clemente $1300. Fine quality 4x!l Pianos & Organ• 8090 Employment ,\gene y. ice maker: 22 cu ft up-chairs, Walnut \'encl•r Mahogany Pool Table. 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $56 8505. right frost free fr?r. $12.'i top. & base. $80. 548·015:1 TOP QUALITY 9 Yr old Sorrel Gclchng yr old S650 646.0000 FIELDS Wu rehouse sail' ----eB. 673·7787 Garage S.1h• Selling i:ood G~ mkhana S650. 400 p 111 nos /0 rga 0 s WAITRESS Beautiful sofa & lov everything. furn, beds. Tack & tack rm. xtra new used . Spinet'!. ex""r'd in din in" rm HEAVY Duty GE Wash & eseat<earthlones), Kn~ i;portino "uotl:.. knic ll42·11119 ___ Si'mmonu. dlx wht Canoi,·y r 1 G · '" ,.. 0 4 Id XI l .. "" ~ Grands. • ayers. 01111<1 service. Apply to John ryer. yrs. o . n . s z 8 d r m s u i l e knaks & <'lotht·s :i:ioA C b I h ' 1 out for busmcsrs. Rent· Isl' G1lde. Food Mgr. llotel cond S300 both. 960-2952 w/armoire, Qn sz Bdrm Ba Ibo a n 1 v cl NH Welsh Mare 3 yrs. :SlOO ri w Ima ,. ·' c wr Laauna. 425 S. Coa:st aft lPM set <Birch ). Inlaid wood Sat Son. Wei;tern show saddle SSS. chest. $.150 675 02SO opt. Kawai . Steinway. ... f 540-5022 llaldwin, Chickering, Hwy, Lal(. Bch. Refrif• frost free Ad· =~~et!~\·e co~=~l l~~~~:· MAMMOTH 3 FAMILY ~ro,·1omdel'• n. wBh1111 ~r•~n: dh Ya mah a. Kim ba 11 , Wall-• Food/C""ktails. m1'r I, Lge freezer · ' •-w-•ry 8070 " " ' ' Wrltvr 1714)638 2770 • ....., ""' Na U(! sofa & A au g GARAGE SALE SAT !I·? -.. Pro'. Obi bed Crume ~ . Apply aft 4pm. Sid's Blue $140tbsl ofr. 493·3230 r ecliner, lamps, glass Consistinic of JOO's of ••••••••••••••••••••••• w , m 11 t c h c ht' s t . t2(n2 Brookhursl. GO 8eet. l072Ut Pl. N.B. Older Ref rig S35, Gos top dinettes, bookcase. items. pwr lawnmower. WANTED Surfboard m gd {'ond 1----.----- WAITRESS, 9AM·2PM. 6 Dryer $45, Washing barrel or wing back icemaker, upn.:ht frzr. TOP CASH DOLLAR 962 6592 USED ORGAN days week. Apply in mach $45, Elec dryer $45. chairs. Xlnt cond. excep· &WI case. 6 game chrs. PA l D F 0 R V 0 UR ---- person Tinos, 30242 2528 Nwpt Bl. CM tional values554·4760 dinette i.et. sofa & chrs. JEWELRY WATCHES Sears Vacuum. $100 CLE.ARAHCE Crown VaJley Parkway, &45-4183 r & lamps. 10724 Camino ART OBJECTS GOLD' Singer ~wing Ma.chine, All our used Organs in LagunaNiduel ar-11...~ IOZO Relri(l; 2 so as mMe. Real&,10734Compadres. S ILVER SERVI CE: $100. Bnggs & Stratton "llkenew"condition. ... _, ... ~ Nothing over $40. 17391 FtnVl.).962·8975 FINI'" FURN & AN Lawn Mower. SlOO LowreySpincl $39!\ W a It res s es -~ o u l h •••••••:•••••••••••••:: Queens Ln. #4, HD Neighborhood 3·St re ct T1QUES &15·2200 ~~ Ch a Ir. $100 . Hammond LHIO . ~I!\ Laguna. P /t1 me "Ladles 3-wheel 20 , Sofa 2 ch airs 2 end Garage Sule Sat Sun Hammond Mlll $1095 f/time. Coffee shop up. bal\k•t. Good~ndttjon, l a bi es, $250. Lamps. 9am. 2?1..'> Island View. NEW 2 pc. wedding ring 3 Admrl air condnr'ii. un· Hammond T 200 $1395 Refs please. Charlie's *75 545·13$3 Bdrm set.. dresser, end CdM set. ':i ct. total weight. der 1 yr. pool tbl w/pi nl( Hammond Ph~nlx 114% Chili Ofc. (7H) 549-03Sl c..r. & table., bookcase. desk, S2SO /besloffer. 673-0526 pool( tbl top. 195.65~ ttammond A·lOO S2U15 WAJTIESS &...r-tOJO dbl bed, r11tt110 hdboard, 4-Family Gor Sule. Sun. Uv tock 8075 LoMAwNreYy GMAOKRHE NeS3.29w ;'I ...,.,...__, $200. Call Aft 9AM, 3040 Fillmore. <illt·y •••~•••••••••••••••••• Slalom Kayak Sl2S "' Exper'd. Cocktails & ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ Furn, cloth'g. hsehld, 7x4VWVantoprack. UsedToChoosel"'rom •"ood. Daya or nl11ht1. GA.l-'3000Sound Projector Misc ~.Morgan mare, broke S60. 675 5757 HAMMONDOROAN Xlnt oppor. lor •dvance· Sl2$, OAF 250 XL Sound U upholstered chrs, to ride & drive. blk &PlANOCENTl£R ment. Apply In ~non, C'a~ra. 112'. Nrly new· crushed gold prov le. Lots of ttoodies. Sat 11'112. parade Mor"an gelding, Professional Oster animal 28S4 East Coast Hwy Ml'lter G's, 3l00 Irvine xlnt cond. 552·76"22 al't blue tapestry, xlnt cond, all day Sun. 39G W Eng, Western (714) grooming clippers, used Coronadel Mar 644-9200 Ave, N.B. 6pm, nc. 640-4306 Hamilton, Costa Mella 338-1011 once $45. 673-7787 1---------- 1025=-IOJI 1025 =· MWliitcl....._ 1025 ~ .... -----~----1 1025=• •••••••••••••••••••••• 0 I ················•······ •...•.•...............• •••··········•·•·•·•··· ...................... . CEDAR REDWOOD WAl.L . COVERING 'I 5s' c..... Jl14ft. ....................... ·•···········••·•·····• RED CONCREIE STEPPING STONES 49c ... l ' .. I Cl4 DAILYPtlDT sunday F!bN!ryZ0.1177 ~vdet/ .,,,,,. .. , • Tna 9HO ..._Wtllled 9'90 W..l•111W AatM.r..,...._. Sc11feus 9150 Clillict 9120 ........................................................................................... . f'-ao,..-lotO .,-.rower 9040 ..... W 9060 ........ ••••••••••••••• •••••••• .. ••• .. ••-•••• '73DataunPU. TOP IMW 9712 ~ 9720 ....................... ....................... .................... SlJIO. ~ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Lowr•.J Oraao, beaut. i.•0ut.board ZS' Vcrsb:IN •/trir. Xlnt lnllp~~~~ ~==lye.:;;~ Lowml 6116-7113 p.a.•D •.•7,·~~.!~ .. &. WM!d, av.i.o rbyUun, 3Sbp. UJlderwlf.rrant.y cond, maa7 xtraa. _ _...._, dtred u..t. ~I M11t1t __. -· v• JdntCIODd. ~ $1200. 81H3M •1~00 day. Ul·5a'15 see to aPP"C'iat.! Pr1. "71P'OftD (30UT) l'ORCLEA.IQ Air cOocl, •lUeo tape. <MuPriJbtl\q ntPlano. i42B' "CU'ITER". FullY , Vny clean. ssso w/trlr apd., apoke wh.la .• duel ,. .. ,. •l4• llnt cond. $58'75 or a.s· e\'e. "72 Ronda~ XL. HOO ml. pty. S!l·T'4&. ~ Con. 21121 ml., V.S, 4 &' " a UC»llWAY map. new linlll. •M ml, '300. or bHt offer. equipped lor fishlq I< DOWN &AST JS fully •MOTT, a..ASSJAGw/FREECB. tanka,H.Dllus~ton. 83•3171 1umableba.l.olbe.PP. «·14Zlwedda,ya. Llv1n1.111.soo. se&-lOIB. equip., avall. to qualified '17 Jaa 420, 4 dr 1edan ~s "' i\ Sklppa'I for 1100. p/mo "7S Yamaha 400 Mooo Gold w/blk luth lnlr, COllLAHO'S lMC11UNAn01UVt..ow.c-• ••••• 0ptttmO"J91 'Chrla Cutlass, lmmac:, Uicld. allp, malol .• in Shoek Pl<P, 2lanka, xlnl wtres, AM/FM, Johnson •UHD IMW't* "'--" ........... ._.-.-~ - S1!5 lff·ZlW trlr, loaded. Make olr. sunnce,•PPrw/mem· cood.lllOO.ID9·S211 CB, A/C. New paint, J':-;~ '7$~ <HXWT> 13 Datsun 810 wri. lm· --------• ~an'I. bersbip.6'1S-8866 t1 h t Lo ·1 lllOOl •· int t. ,.....,...,...ITC"'l$ .,.Ba .... S/R ..... LVY N U_., pA•nl $p 'filwJGoodt 1094 '14Hooda XL12S. Gd cond res, ex au.s . ma es, Sant.a Ana ~·8000 .....-v "' ,,, v ... a """' mac. ew ...... _... • ••••••••••••••••••••••• SK.JP JACK 20',' Cyl, CB, CYQ.ONE, Incl dry land Muataell lhll wknd. $300. atnt cond. For Clualc 11:0 uirR ... .,..UC"S AU. MODB.3 '78200241pd SIR 3S4PCW Muat see. 494-0476 Huntinl RJlles, var. cal. & Trlr, B lank, o/ng&era, dolly, xlnt aalls. asso. Pb PbtW&-3886 car Jovera. $3$00/of. .. -'" " ..,~e;.~~:t1~~8 Ftnwt 9723 12 P abot&wu All NRA. ss.ooo. &&2·2121aft.6pm MS-02J53 Kite :S,7842 OI' before s COP&AMD'S WI '76m 41pd S/R 602PUM ••••••••••••••••••••••• Xlnleood 830-~7S SKJPJACK 24' Open 225 25' SCHOCK v. TON, lull ·a:h~:i·~:i.re~.c .• ~t~~ pm, 71 JHP CITY CJoMd 0. Sundclya 74 Dino Mldni1bt Blue, seon. ~ntaurOnt. OmC Late 1971 Good Ena race equipment, sails, in· Gpm. 1llSS Morn. Minot' Woodle 2001 £. nrat St. NHD factory air, stereo. mint. ._.. 1095 CleanSB.SOO. 873.0429 board eng1 moored at Waf:n, 4 cyl, 4 apd, Santa Ana 5S8"8000 CL!AN ORAHG! COUMTY'S cond. 23,000 mi, $22,000. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'W 20' Skipjack, .Flybr, Balboa, make olfer. By Used Vetpa Motorscooter ma in Enitand. New '7• Dal4un PU, 4 •pd. USIO CARS OLDEST 673-_3.197 _______ _ Pi b ~<N\ ( t ownr81S.7036 mdl UO, runs xlnt. candy peW'l paint job, C""'om lntrtextr e->a"". ....OW l!tat 9725 ano ar, _.,.,. seas 160HP Mere. cru.iaer. 49t'""392 wood work new. Eng. ~ ""'ovv " & " 12). Dio rm tbl tops & Tandem trlr. Blmlnl top, UDO 14, #3723, complete work. new tires, new Int, (714) 84().6028 CALL PAPPY ••••••••••••••••••••••• c~ QUARTER DECK ~~6ss;okoda:Sv~ ~Y4 race equipment, Ulman '76 Ya mu.ha xnoo En-new chrome. Mint. cond. Packaae Deal. G6F 100 540 _ 5630 : * * * * * * * * * *,._ ""'"" Paca·ra·c Cst Hwy u<7.1110' saila, lrlr, cushions. pad· duro, $Z'750. or best offer. Must + '72 Huskavarna. Many SaJes-Service·Leasing .... ~ ...... 1177 .,., die, etc. '100 S1800. By "Like New'' s e 11, desperate. xtras S800 54&-8639 ... • .,..., ownr675-wot 00·2556 11761·2664 Anaheim or · · Roy CcrTer,lnc. • • TY, Radio. Seacraft 23' Flsherman, 5C-S556 'T4 Ford Couner. Xlnt Rolls k BMW • it 8098 twtn lSOO Meres. record· '77 VENTURE 25' '76 Yamaha Chappy, easy cond, lo mi, Camper, 2626HARIOR llVD. ~ij~~mboree • • Hifi. Steno I at ho. VHF radio , ~7SO and Cun lo rade. $250. Best '52 Chevy sed del panel. COSTA MESA ••••••••••••••••••••••• custom tower, bait W/manyxtra.s.Trlr. oiler 642·7590 Ctn. & ong. See to ap· ~·~~\s~~~~~~.tar,eh Newport Beach 64G-&4~ lt • GE color TV, 23" coru;ole, t~. oulrtggers. A fast Almost new. 393.1836. prec. $2250/ofr 549-.8098. 8.»78911 WE BMW 76, 2002, Al\t /1.-~M. It • walnut eabinct, needs rough water fishan' '76Honda750.Chromeex· 7Mma,nucond,P.Pty, • it work.$5()-0ffer.~8028 machme.PPdays (M·Fl '73 Catalina 27, well baustsystem.m1ntcond '59 Studebaker Lark-8 ·~Ford w lumber rack, HH:D 714-831-1178 it ~1• Os 4 h I (213) 6294411, Ext. 3S6, equip'd for racina/crws· 1500 mi $1400. 846-7901 S9m ong. Nu U.res, mul-~ '-" .c 000 . $1000 YOUR It • it Teac 334 <' a nne n--. $185". Mar'-54"6847 ...,.,, ""• ma, 73 °-· A • pd ev~ (714)496-9258 ing. PP. 963-1396 Mon· Su k •oe< ... .,.. 531).4873 o.avana: 1r, .. s . * • Simul-Sync Stereo tape -Th zu 1 l85, l972 USED CAlt AM /FM stereo, 43,142 it • it deck. Newr used. $900. •74 HORIZON 18' Jette. ur evs. good cond, S21S. Collector's Classic. '63 ~7 Speedster, Sharp. .,,.OW mi, Clean. S&495 675·3119 • 00-3&&7 455 Olds. Berkley jet. LIDO Type 14' frbgls 6468548 aft 5PM Mercury. All oriainal. 671-3074 " 9715 :.__ __ ..;..:;:::;:..;. __ _J •GE Stereo console, btfl r~~~~m962t:11863r. Xlot cond. Trailer. Good cond. SS25 SllOOcashonly. 494-0051 TOP s PAID CGpri • .. --",cost ..uw., •uc, $179. "'"'""" S48·S468, S48·728S 76 HO.._.D"' Cl200 'IU> CAD, • dr, .. rdtp con· SS Chevy Van, mags, CALL GORDON ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• It 11•.RU •RI• DI. ''DI.It • ~VI"' _..,., ., " ~ ..., .. u SlOO 645 0739 73 Capn V6, 4 spd, aar. it '' M "'"" ,.. 6404396 &talc Sale: 19' Cruiser. SABOT, Nearly new, with 1600 miles, looks. runs vert. Blk/silver. AU pwr. • COSTA MESA AMJFM stereo. $2300 or lt GREAT DEALS • --<..:ray manne w /aux eng. dolly and extras $200. and 15· hke new. SGOO. New tires/batt. Mu.sl see ·ee Chevy PU 6 rvl, 3 spd. •MC JE-o(Cer. 847·3384 aft 6PM Jt wii• ,.,. •• •• •••· •' • JBL 166 $4~. JB~··Ll65 Cabin,fullyeqpd.w/trlr. 673·2490 6753662 64S·2200 to apprec. $2200. Call Fleeti.ade, AM /FM ~ • ...-• • • $500. New factory, .• c~ ed 1''1sh1ng or pleasure. Bst 979-1668 2524 HARBOR BLVD '71 Capra 2000, 4 spd, • ,.,.i..~.,..w111-<1••M ,.. cartons._ mU!)t sell. Pvl ofr 842.Q'l'll Mariner 31. Diesel, whl, · stereo, Sl5SO. 962·5771 COSTA MESA AM /FM cas:>ette :>lereo, • ::.~~.::~££ "'-it pty. 640.6418. refrif(. ready to crw::.e. Yamaha 250 Enduro. 2 4 Wheel Drives 9550 . --549..a023 CB & xlr, S2000ioHer • • 2 NEAR New 25" Color TV's. $35Uw/cuar. & S200. 675 2056 DEPENDABLE Avery&Co.6758990 new tares , chain &•••••••••••••••••••••••i 4 FordCouner,47Mmi, as,549·3164askCorDuve * it BOATING sprocket. $300. 546-2729 tnt. Scout. '70, VS, New clean & good; ~~50· A.utos, lmporte-d _ it it 59 llrs l)n l!ng since main· tenunce rt:blt, 244 total RCA stereo and color con hrs. 11 hrs on new Prop & sole $200. shaft. electric recirculat· __ Phone536·5753. mg head, galley, sips 4, 25" RCA Color Set. complete maintenance Guaranlcl'<I $158. 7115 W manuals & records. 1ilh st, c:.t, UnaL u Xtras. Slip avail in Hunt 1ngton Harbour, 26' &16-1786 Owens Caban Cruiser , Boots & Marine $.'i5()0 ra rm. 1714 I 968 4585. Ecppment tape or <213 I 592 5965 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 12' Aluminum boat, 7 HP, General 90 I 0 o u . + m a n y a c · ••••••••••••••••••••••• c:~s~or1es, brand ne'A 13' Clean fabcrgla.,.s Whaler l) pc dory "ll h \Int cond, S3'i5 best ofr. :'llu~l sell 546 6341 Dave "1dcslet•nngancl .,.hift.10 Ill' De1 scl Gay 90's !IP .t-;vmrudc S80U rephl'LI· Bay boat, "111 tii15 3662 M5·22llll trade for truck/van or . $1750. 675 6666 Aloiuela 38 --tires. rims. snocks. $1950. S48· ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• '71 Capri, body good. it • By owner (714) 646·5918 74 360 Bultaco Pursang. 548· 7302 Ford '72 ~ To Pw St B General 970 I needs eng reblt. it it Nudto~.e50nd7~1 ~11ec57t. Xlnt 4SM m1 4 A~i.o t~aus' ••••••••••••••••••••••• 673·8146aft6:30P_M_... .... 9c'"HE' SAaiPU.ng Dinghy, new. con_._,._. 4 .., 50 USED 4x4's 557·7788.. ' ~ ~ '74 Capri. Yellow w 1blk • • 646.4965 '74 Honda 360. Good condi· COPELAND'S Vans 95 70 mt, auto. 2,000CC. 38,000. • • t1on. JEEP CITY ••••••••••• • ••••• •• •• •• m1. $2,000 farm. 545 3567 Jt. • 16' Sailboat, w/trlr, good SSUO S-10-6770 2001 E. First St. ,64 Ch V mom'gs &e\es. • • cond, needs sails only ... 7 .. y h E Santa Ana 558-8-000 . evy an. new mags • """'O'EGOfWV. • Makeoffer.645-5206 l 175 re ama a n-&tares, air shocks, $850. ·72 Capri, 55,400 m1'-; ... ..,... ~ ,. ----------• duro$t00 751 !1565. Extra Willys Wgn. 4 Spd, Warn 644.8718 $2100. Whale wired inter ... Lido 14 w /traaler, xlnt goodcond1t1on. OJD, good body, bag •SALES Marhelin tares, Sanyo it********* * rond. Look~ gre~t. $1195 2 .75 llondas. ST 90 Has & tares, im•l>t'd $1550, sell l.911>Chevy Van. xtra long, •SERVICE AM /FM Cassette deck 1-78().825.8 R1vers1de llers l.1kl' new. S700 for SHOO. Call 548-8673. good tares, good cond., •LEASING Good cond. Call 673 2445 ·73 Fiat lU Sport Cpe. 5 both r..tli 2002 Sl250. S-19·2683, an. 4P!\t wknds & !'.>"8 3570 Mon spd, stereo. mags, xlnt HOBIE I 0, $375 TrKks 9560 Overseai Fn eve. cond. PP S2650 6.11·2923 Call 751 ·4641 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1976 Chev lU Van, les!> '76 Vamah.t IT 400 than 9,000 miles V8. DeliYlll!>r'V ' Cltroeft 9716 '75 X19 Faul Chocolate •-~ ~-!\lono::.hock take O\ er '56 Ford PU classic FlOO, auto trans, power (da·s··) -·' b p f 8VVJ>, .-1-d good cond $1""'" Call ' Scn1ce&partsnowopen ••••••••••••••••••••••• rn con•crl er eel D L-r-9070 pymnts Xlnt con. · """· brakes heater . d , II OCa> 6'73-813L on Sat::. II to 4 for ) our Citroen SM '73 Classic. con Ca any lam l' ••••••••••••••••••••••• 642·507~ whllewall lire!!, Van) I COTI\Cniencc auto. AM FM. pwr, air B40.U82 __ ·75 llO~D.\ XR75 New DOCK lo 32' power. SlOO rand. onl\ rcw hrs. $335 mo. No ltveaboard Phti41·113l10 675·5707 •75 Toyota PU longbd roof. tinted glass. wheel Id 1 1 k camper shell, AM·F:">t co-.ers Panel interior-rond. go · mmal', 1 c 69 JU Spt Coupe. nl!" stereo 8 trk. new cond bubble windows. 207832. new in & out, & mcch patnl, tares, :.hock:., & lA4l913 Call 552·391!1 $S399. ~~~oopl ';1edchs1:l"~ 6':-;"gt tra~ Runs great. $1800. 74 K11wasak1, 400KZ. 8SOO Johnson and Son ~wn / 7 52.18'00 ·day, 673 0701 IJ' Clean fiberglass Private dock ror rent. ma. all xlrus. xlnt rond Datsun '73 P.U. -I spd. LancolnMercury 49-l-4502eve/wknds '76. 131S. 4 dr, dk blue, s Whalt•r type dory with DoverShores,NR.t:p t Si50S:J011575 AM1fM. :.hell. Lo m1 2626 HarborBlvd, d Boah, Marine Ecppment 9030 ~1cl1•sleenngandsh1ft.lU 55', max hgl, 15' new lircs /whls, clean CoslaMesa 540·5630 Datsun --9720 spd , still un er wrnty , Two 1972 Chrys.ll·r Marini! Pr"va111·nu rate. 821·0.,..'I Mot ...... u......,,, Pvtptv . ..,l\NI, 496·2530 -1""""" H b C M 646 &M>., 1 mm u c' mu l> l !> e 11 ....................... eng 1 nes-1''. W. C. 225 Ill' L\ inrude $800. ~ " "'"' .... n ..... ,_ ~ 2 Vans, '69 Chevy & '62 ~ ar~~ · · "--:::'. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 968 638-4 hor;epower,l '~tolgear b7S..3662 645·2200 (714);(2131924"4491 Sal• RHt 916 0 1972T T kF cl 350 Fnl """" h b AJf R 97 DRIVEA h l•---------i .. •• ......... ••. •••••.. ow rue or . . o . ..,.,,.., cac or c:;t 0 orneo QS ratio & approx. 400 our:s Boats,·~ & fully eqwpped, 4.000 mi. ofCer. 494·9686 ••••••••••••••••••••••• LITILE of use. Comp,~elt• rwunning 14• Hnston Wh;.iler w 30 Ski 9080 NEW CHINOOK $6800. 546·7000or 55-1·14JH .,-.--d-,,_, 1 ·w GT\'. r\M FM slere0, ••• '72 Fmt 124 Spyder Good com.I, s.!150. (~78MXG 1 t>l5·00:il •·ngmes W/u.Jrg Jrnl'I' llP Johns.on elt•(, 3 pro·••••••••••••••••••••••• $6495 .an ecor i ou app Y b d SAVE A LOT traru:im1~s1on::. ','rll'l·d to""'· 2 tanks. t1lr &. ne" Newl8'sk1boat&traill'r •RN28051""31·76 ·soche\'y PU. Xlntr,u,n'g Manu. direct tree ~~5.~~~mmt con. ~ell qualdy In ptv t'1""1u ........ ~r 51250 . -u. cond, 5900 bst o er l'alalog 1260 II LoJ:an, SHOP&COMPARI:: Hoftda 9727 1951~5 .... uu~.10'v•~ custom upholstery. 642-9378 CM.5492.477 .... ~,· 9707 IARWICKDATSUM .,..., "" 350cu" engine. $5,5110 - 840.2251. 'i6 Chevy Lt"\/, Wrangl('r l!l76 Dod~<'. crptd, panl'd ••••••••••••••••••••••• San Juan Capistrano ....••................. Brand Hew '77 HONDA Cars MANY 20' Uo<Jt TrJ1lcr lll'J' y <lu ty, .sani:h: a.\lc, xlnl <;ond, 9115 545 7tilG '7fi Sanger Sul)<'r Jct xlnt l'tirlll. 11n~ ownr. Hst of- ter !lti2 311!1 ·74 Johnson 1.5h1_1 OH mtr St•a Rav :?:!' Cuddv Cabin '\1a~u.i~. ~ S N.r nu $·100 :!:..~\\i'C loaded a·nd , ery liT.Jnlv1hur.,Sun dc•in. S6!150 anl'ld's Beautiful gold o'er white 16' Glastron CV.J6 ska boat, economical 130 HP Volvo en4., wlll ~ J5}1 PH. I 0, deep V ~!!I hull Musl sell 842-3274 Brand ~c.,. \'an,un Jltl.il trJlll'r 641 11376 T I · · c II rr Gaylord Queen. run. r r lh 18 • ~100 l" J lo-'-, Sot.I 9060 ood f or5-5ilJ7 ""' g . lrlr. S2UOO hest o r ••••••••••••••••••••••• •68·-'839 Boah, Power 904 0 26' t:m:son. sips 5. i:alle~, 1958 1u · ''hn.:-. ''r"fl Con ••••••••••••••••••••••• h~Jd, ti ~u1b. el<. etc 0 ~ ~ ~ t 971 Bell low CC, Hkr 673 1003 tmental. dismantled re r -----ndy to restore. new Ii( "hi I rlr, m.iny \lr ,, '• )l.inMr 40. Dae~el lo.etch -V a n s o n t r I r '"&out OU, O\tt' \l.ahoi.:any hull bronze with without cni:. 'lak 39 Channef Lido Pk faslenl'd SSU ,iuto pilot· olfer 645·4203 H..I. 673-0160 Rollt.'r Jib. etc (•tc,. kats St~ 9090 13 Sl..tpJJd • .!O' t-• II f c •1p. ft,h, l'rul' .. t'. :\l111t l'oml. ;\it.-w \'an~un trli. ~1.15 64..!~1:! ( )\\ nr ~•n'C IOUS. $52,900 ••••• ; ••••••••••••••••• .\11nne~ '· 548·4192 Albatross 54oop G•Kld rond 752 83S3 dys .t. CONvtNl(Nl ~OPf>INC ANO Sl:w1NC; C.UIOf fOll THC CA.l ON lH( CO International Designer Pattern 't0132 BOAT STORAGJ-.: S30 mo free launch S.111 t Pwr Newport Dunes, 6-H O.'ito Transportation ...........•.•......... C~.Sale Rent 9120 .•..•....•............. '75 VW Camper Xlnt l'Olld. AM FM, 9300 m1 Days, 975·2285, eve 5S1·1~2 '74 Toyota Chinook Lo mt PRICED RIGHT!! 832·51fJ! -------- !!" c o Galaxy c .. mper, 3 burner stove icebox. gd, rond. SSOO rirm 841>-8730 1-'ie~ta Camper, AC DC refng, sips 4. very clean $5C)() 962 577 l 1012 Overhd cmpr. sl!)ll 6, w 1jack & boot. SC, $1200 846-71.26 aCl 6P M Motoriaed lllcts 914 0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• s hell. boot. I :>pd, 5\'rwarranty, 10,000mt '71 Audi lOOLS 2dr. snrf, 811-1375493-3375 AM /F:\l casette stereo. , Baby blue $5195 675 9699 AM FM. Sl200. needs TOYOTA CHINOOK Tryhfo,.. Yo.. luy Rental RebatH at llll MAXEY TOYOTA 1818 1 lf'O( h l l•d Hu"li"qton l~ar.h 147·8!.S!. mirrons. lo miles, l\lnt AutosWanttd 9590 somework.&12·07_28 __ _ cond. MS-0263 ••••••••••••••••••••••• il Aucta lUOLS. 2 dr, stick, '73 Courter, 39,000 mi, CASH FOR CARS• 1 ownr. 52.000 m1, clean l>hell, AC. chrome whls, Top S Dollar S paid 'ror SISOO &.16 675!._ __ _ air shocks. 2 J?al> tank<o. clean u~ed tars, truck~ & Austii~Heoley 9709 S2400 536·85-!_6__ __ Conellei> Ask tor Paul ••••••••••••••••••••••• '64 t:I Camino S550. or be:-.t O"Neall ·;4 AUST!:-. \tAR!N;\ -l offer. 1510 Ore;harc.J Dr HOWARD Chevl"Olet dr, Xlnl cond. lo ma Santa Ana Hgt:. Oove&Qoa11Sts Sl600 Ph54!18171i iO Datsun PU, must sell' NEWPORT DEACll BMW --9-7-1-2 Sl300 Days. 64:i b-t30 or .••.....•....•..••••.•. en-s 536-1888 '53 Che\'v ·~ T Pt:. Reblt 1970 Wlnneba!(o Motor eng. new tires 'brks. Bc::.l Hme, ii·. 21000 m1. pre· ofr 640 705-I. \llF. Pi\V TOP OOLLAR FOR TOP USED CA RS FOREIGI'. DO\IESTIC or CLA..'>SIC!'i If your car 1:-. extra dean see us rarst SADDLEBACK BMW ml um contl s.;2.1921; -------BAUER IUICK !>+4 4ti63 ·72 El Camino SS. P\' r ................ ..._ ....,_c.o_ $120.29 -' {') ·-....... r-" "'"' •• ,. 1! .. .,.., tin•~ 1·1·~·-,...,.,,J ... ...--•""' ,. . Bill MAXEY TOYOTA , .............. ,, .. , ,,,, u v ... ,, ... ..,,,, ....... .. 1.>rk.s & steer. a Ir, 292S Harbor BIHi t\M,FM stereo rai.:.. Coslo.Mesa 9792500 Xlnl S3IOO:ofr. 89:! 3933. "76 Datsun PL', clean. 13.000 mi, c mpr, ma~s. AM1i''M tape, SHSO be!>l ofr 644·2607 '68CHEV (:\117315} V 8. new tires, nef'ds front end work $600 COPELAND'S JEEP CITY 2001 E First St Santa Ana S58 8000 ·;5 FORD 160880) :14508 mi. \'·8 auto . spoke \\his .. steJ)!>•de, air rood s:J995 COPIUHD'S JEIPCITY 2001 E. First St. Santa Ana 558·8000 '75 CHEV <30071) WE BUY CLEAN CARS &TRUCKS CONNELL CHEVROLET 28211 Hart>or Bl\ d COSTA MESA 546-1200 ---- TOPDOLLAR PAID 1'1'1 EDIATEL V FOR ALL FOREIGN CA RS CALL OR COMt; IN TO SEE US NEWPORT IMPORTS 3100W. Cgt Hwy, NB 642-9405 WE BUY •USED CARS& '77 630 CSi HERE NOW BUY OR LEASE YOUR 1977 NOW IMWRESALES U:\IW2002s l9i2 Auloma11c air \M F!'ll 112lfl(.i I 1!!73 4 5J.l('ed·Snr1 . 16505 J 1!175 4 spce4 I B\fWBA\.\RIAs 1973-4!!peed·1680PP:'lt > 1974-4 speed IJ.18LF:.t I D:'>tW53Uls l975-4 spced '62-IMWZl l9i5·Automat1r. air & -.terro 1002N IF I l!l'ifl I Sl)t'ept•ed w !rather & mag~ <235CFS > 1973 2002tu This one 1s loaded' (238JTG ) SADDLllACIC NEWPORT DATSUN SPECIALS B210 4 Door 4 speed radio (C$'7PKF.l HOWS2895 888 DOVE STREET Near MacArthur &Jamboree Roads 833-1300 To Cltoose From! UNIVERSITY Oldsmobile Honda Con • GMC Trucks 2850 Harbor Blvd Costa :\1es J 5·10-!lf>-lll '7ti Honrla Cl\ 1c CVCC s spd. Htc·hbl'I~ ,\C, xlnt TOP IUYER t·ond. $3400 <711 W62·-12:J.t See us first. & last' Top Jll-lpm ---- dollar paid for imports 'N llonda Cl\'IC, autn. COSTA MESA hatchbk. A1C. AM radio DATSUN 20M. t•stm pnt 646 ~~ 2845 Harbor Rivel Hondo Civic 1973 Costa Mesa s111 6-llll $1950 646·8548 art 5 ·74 i, 260Z Lt blue, mags, air. lo m1. S5195 Call Hnrry 51Mi 55!11 or752 1920 ·711 Honda CVCC, yellow on blk, .,.ll'reo. AM 1PM tape, hk<' new $2,95(). 494 !1473 a<;k for Tim. 1975 Oalsun 21iOZ 2 + 2 1r * * 1lr * * * * * * * Lo..idffi' ~l!'talhr brown •i · lt- extenor w1lh s .. ddll• an :it it- tenor Llkr :'> E\\' Ask 'It in~ $6300 l'n pl) Call ,. 581 0058 • '73 itOZ. 4 spd. A l' mags it AM FM CB, 1 o"ner >t $U95 552·9395 ,. '72 Oat.sun 510 Stn Wi:n * 4.spd. orangl'. good lOnd, • $1500 9611 · 122'1 • .. .. • ,.. • '72 Datsun 510 I door \'.Int rond Lo" miles \lu:.t Set' 5-&11-1077 .. -- '75 Oat 8210 4dr, >.Int <'Oncl, $2395 or b::.l ofr Call Mr Nnrnk 540 5222 l\t 1'' ,'75 Datsun 710. AC. AM rodio, low m1. .. Ill RH I Rlt Ill \'lnR it it '' ~1 \K\\1, lt ,. GREAT DEAL~ it ,. ,.. ~II~ 1hl• •~ tt 11•• &I Jt : ::::ff~!·~·::.~·~·;;·~~': • , .. b., ·--.. it • ... l ton cu.st. deluxe. V 8, 1poke wbls .. dual tanks, 4 epd., 33000 ml. like ne~ $4395 COPELAND'S Jl!f'ClTY 2001 E First St. TRUCKS• Come In or Call Fttll Appr•laal Groftt Chevrolet 18211 Beach Rlvd. lluntlnaton Beach VALLEY IMPORTS ___ _ 8J 1-20_4_0_4_9_5_·4_9_4_9_ Oat 260Z 2 + 2 }1et11 l llc ~~~!::!!:!!!:!:::!:~,.. $3500. 67:! 1331! Santa Ana SSS-8000 ( 147-6017 • 54'-lll 1 ·74 BMW Bavaria. lo mileage, clean, make of· fer 673 1859 bronze, am 'fm. AC. Mui( whls, sharp $4750 493.5450 .., • .aoz. 4 apd. mag.~ , new rad•al1, air, AM/FM, ar••t cood t•t&O . ~ '61 Dataun 1800 Rdatr. Totally ralored, tooq like mrw. $15~ .• S7S-J&SI c It ,.. • • .. .... * * * * * * ..... t Jaa. ron\'l, v.12. ~ •uto. ll.000 nng mi, 1 to ~U•vt, mo rAl 0234 also located uatd J •I• • ' ' SAVE ON FINAL FEW NEW '76 JAGS. ORDER YOUR '7'I NOW! Lowe pymts oo '78 Jap. B\lY it .a differeiit. way wi aemible pymta. Catt fo ~··· '74 XKE (Cal Reg '73) All xtras. Wire whls. Under 22M m i, t>all 552· 1726 or 55!H232. '69 Jaguar 4 2 Coupe, sharp & loaded! $.1750. 642·2335 '68 Karmann Ghia. Orig ownr. Reblt eng. ln1out like new. $2200. 495-4187 '71 Ghia, xlnt cond, see & drive to appreciate $'l450. 675-J1Z7 Maida 9738 ••••••••••••••••••••••• miracle mazda HOUSE OF IMPORTS MERCEDES BENZ MEWC.AR TRADE IMS 48 MOS BANK FINANCING AVAILABLE HOUSE OF IMPORTS FULL MAINTENANCE lmEPLAN 450SR 1978 Mercedes 450 SE, xlnt cond. Call Tom 3GMOS. cau.•.-a.,. NIWI EXCITlNG 1977 LudwigMZ-16Sl ·~ & '69 SL Roadsters. Super clean cars. 678-3434 ~Dinel ''5 190D. a/cond, FM stereo. very clean. $2600. 50-9505 or 631-3586. 280E MBZ '8' 600 Limo Clauic. abowroom cond. Full Jldt arrived, new style. pwr, low mi. $15,000. $17,000Cap., $10,200 8.8. (750PCV) 3$ Months + Tax, Lie. ,.,. !30 SL. auto. Id cood. Cnase Control. Alr, Pow. $7000. (8002) Windows, AM/FM Str. Ew'opeaoAutoBoutique OWBlJ (714 )848-9503 $.107 .88/Mo. MERCEDES BEMZ '70 MGB Yellow, 4spd, AM /FM. radials 645-6907 Pvt Pty <867ASJ> 004 HJ.LUX TltUCKS AUMODaS SALE PRICES ,....,_ BILL MAXEY TOYOTA •i•l l lrorPI f!I• t 14" •\~\ MUNf lf'IC(,fu Nll ACH 72Toyota ...... ~ ..... e cvt •"°9P41Mflllv ~ .. 11 c.t IU""3ntl $3695 Bill MAXEY TOYOTA •---------'66 VW ze..Window bua. ' ...__.. 9767 Sunrf. 1500 Rblt en1 • ,.._........ i\M/FM. rf$-4197 ....................... 1~_.;.--------1 70G>T6+ VW Poptop CamQer, ll550 64().1062 10,000 on 1835 cc en11 AM/FMtapedeck. Many xtr111. $2195. Ph 496-4617 '71 VW. new paint, good - . .P 1 cond. askin1 Sl600. 536-m<12 Ron alt 6PM 1o14sou1 .. 11REA11ouu"""° • 11Ro '76 Rabbit. leatherette pin . 11•-.mo•1lll990~• stripes, AM/FM. 7,000 '70 To)'ota Corona, 4 dr, N 0 W TAK 1 N. G ml,almostnew.makeof· air, rebll trans, askmg ORDERS. On exciting fer must sell 1olng over- Ill.I l •ed•l .. d. 14'' H'\\ HUNflHUfONIUA (H $850. 493-2:8l8 new 1977 TR7's. Be Cirst se~ PP. 644-8876 ------on your block . 27 ----------i '73 Toyota c:.k• Au'o tr•M wnt1ein uaed ca, w1u1ntv CU·3748) Bill MAXEY TOYOTA tli 6 t I roe\ l t.d 14' I\\\ HUN flH C.,f0Hll &Ct4 '71 MK !I 1.'.'agon. 4 Spd, lug rack, mags, low ma. Call 540-4439. 74 l!J.o~a 4 IC>e9d tedlo ~f9'! ll"yt root n•ee dean ca, qoad m1l••o• mall.81' one "•ar """efl ~ 'l>-l~eo· Bill MAXEY TOYOTA ~ l lllt l t'Otfirl l hd.,14) 8\\-S, ~ HUH Tl"(;. TOH II A CH '68 Toyota c-- Ao'o ''"-"' T"h..., 1.,, , V1tl"'t' c.1,,11n tr l)-313@; s I 095 ·t Bil~ MAXEY t · .. TOYOTA ·. Iii !IHI l•ot'~ll•d U l l>H '( HUHf1P1G!Of'OIUCH • .. • •• .J • '77 TOYOTAs Leuse Buy Plans with sensible payment:.. ----'67 TR4A, lRS, gd t>ond low ma, sacnflce. SlS95 or orr er. 645-665.il '70 Spitfire. xlnt, reblt eng, stereo. $1650. -197·3195 MUST SELL '71 Sp1tf1re con' ert Runs xlnt Bolly perf . Sl6001bst orrer. 771-3918. v oGts""CICJltl 9 77 0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• NEW*USED vw·s 0'l'er 125 IMSTOCK Herd to find mocMl1 SAVEMOMISY SHOPIM SAMTAAMA USB>YW's .,. """72 rrom $995 GNY483 Exceplionally Clean! Mecharucally and salety ins ed! ~~!'f'l'l'll"~"' 1972 VW. 49,000ma, xlnt cond, r:;adials, engn superb, AM/F'M stereo cassette. 642·1965. ·70 SQUAREBACK. new eng. Very cln. $1450. or otr. 557-6626 '88 VW Bug. Rebuilt ena111e, sunroof. 7800 Weatmlnate! Blvd. $1075 642·2978 Wntmlnater 893-7551 .70 vw Bus w /sunroof 'Ill VW Bus. Snr!, Cor·:a.ir Runs perfect. Clean in- eng, fix up ear. Call tenor. Needs body paint. David. 497·U32 $1.300. 646-2002 '69 lug, S..nroof, '68 VW FASTBACK Reblt eng. dean. Best offer Sl295. 645-1513 ~O·l~ altemoons '70 \I\'.' Bu; Pricoo for 68 "W. red, xlnt. recent quick ~ale AM 'FM. rebll,$1150. ' auto. good cunll. $875. 979·3927 499-4701 eves. leautifuJ '69 vw 'tll VW. dulomatiC' sll~k. Camper. Xlnl eng. New new tires, xtra clean. trans, brlts, inter & much Sl.200. 842.StH8 more. Call 6'2·5676. ---------· '66 VW IUS iO VW Bus, xlnl cond. Complett' but not run· Fact reblt eng. $Z"2()() ofr. rung. $150 b75·tl970, ask 6 7 J · 8 2 3 8 b e t w n _fo_r _Bil l_ ____ 1o_a_m_·_6p_m_. ____ _ '66 VW nus. rehll eng, runs xlnt ~ms 497·307!1 •VW ').;f't•morle t • Over lOOto choose from '67 Bug YEW674 $877 69 W9n LNF522 $977 'l:fl Cmpr 371 MNN $1677 Lakewood Motors VW (21J) 866·0741 nt4)521·7211 51HSSo. SI . Lakewood ·70 VW bu~. rehll eng. & clutch. new tare:. & batt. $1295. 842· '850 ·64 VW Sq back Xlnt cond. Must sell. Best orr. 494·2145 eves. '73SUPER BEETLE Or1g1nal ownl'r . Complete serv record 644-2386 Volvo •........•............. '11 VOLVO Buy or Lease •NEW COLORS •MEW MODELS ZDT712 72 MAVERICK $1295 Auto. Air. 253088 71 OLDS Toronado $1695 l.23GRB 69 TOY OT A $695 4 speed. XTL2A5 W EL DORADO $1695 Loaded! XPX304 71 FlAT8SOConv. $.1495 LOOK! 64 Cad. COltY. $1295 777CJN 70 MUSTANG $1595 6 cyl., auto. 700AZM 67COMETConv. $895 222EOH Iii DOOGESdn $795 YSL..024 68 CHEV Impala <.:pc. $795 WWS982 72 CHEV PU $2195 Auto, P 1S 93438L 67 FORD PU $1095 4 speed 54003Y DAILY PILOT CJ& I i' '59 Studebaker Lark·!' 59m orig. Nu tire11, muf- Oer. $185? Mark 5'0.6847 AMC 9905 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1974AMC HORNET WA'iOMS The Daily Pilot has 5 Hornet Sportabout 11tu- taon wagons for sale. Equipped with air condi- borung, deluxe trim, roof rack, power steering and economical 258 CID 6· cylinder engines. All maintained by our staff All priced at $2 19 5 #.DP·62 is finished in Stiver Green metallic· with green vinyl interior. Priced right at ohly S2095 #DP-55 has only 41,000 mUes and f1n1shed in Mellow Yellow with Cin· pamon eurr vinyl in~ terior. P.ricedatonly: S2695 Big 70TOYOTA 4x4 $1995 4 whl dr., Landcruiser All cars muy be seen in 884PTY the Daily Pilot parking 62 FORD Van $995 lot, 330 W. Bay Street, V-8, mags. 1A66743 Costa Mesa. Call 642·4321 E Pu for more information. 64 CH V Sl295 Ask for Rick or Oscar irr Auto, dual tanks. extras th fl t 11omu e ee garage..:_ __ 73 VW Sop. Beetle $1595 . Trade your old stuff lor 486HGC new goodie s with a 70 VW BUG $1295 Classified ad. 6-12·5678 883BBO 71 VW Sop. Beetle $1395 609CVE 642-0653 CORNER Vidaria Ir Harbor CostoMua For Classified Acl ACTION Call a Daily Pilot AD·\(lSOR 642·567!1 Prices Good With This =======::-:--= Ad Till Feb. 21, 77 Autoi, M•w 9100 Wagon Value Ever! NEW 1977 BOBCAT WAGON '3999 • . .. . . ~ . . .. • .. • c .- ... · .. =· • • .. . . · ·. .. -. . f:'l8 DAILY PILOT 8und!y, '!ebru!!y 20, 1971. .,. ..... ~~~ ......... ~.~:::'.~• .. •••• ~!'.~:!-! ........... ~.~= ......... ~ f ~.~~ ........... ~':.~~ ....... •••• A..los. Mew tlO New 9100 ~ Uwl . 1WcJr ttl c ... c ttl I Cr• 1 -:;t; H Cedlll.: tf 1 ~Clle¥1 llel ttlO Cllrytlw ttJI ..................... ,. ................................................................................................................................................................. ·····················~·· • ..,....,... Mck HtO • •11 Et D d Conv\ '13 Mocte Carlo. Fully •tsau,..lcrNewport IP Yvv ... IUYIMCi A ••••·--••••••••••••• st Buick Electra. Od 1913 CadllJ•c Sedan (!!) ~lit 0~ ob kaktn eqpc1 xlnt cood. 12300 OoodcondJUon PlllMf CAR. llMB•R , 'M RIVI ERA Classie. ~yauon. 1?7$. Pb =· ~"'C::::.:t::: JI top, 1eaU1ar. 1:mac. Day: Ul•OIO. Eve: S3l5. ~ f1,'ALFAROMEO GesTt817151..E.SSTHAN A XlltLCCDd.~ tun"°'""' stet'eOndto Da1• IJ hh eyu -.im Coe•IMat.. ftJG PO~SCHE024.~ , . •BUICK Gd c:wct. *'°°• heater whltewaJJ Ura' (114~ '•Qevy2drCaprice. •••••••••••••••••-•••• H. ALFA ~ • EDAN I $'1 LESS 'a Buick 4 dr, new tires, offer. Call aft. 6Pll, vinyl i.,t, Unted ciue: "720adCdV Good condition "1a Cpe. GM. A real tlnd THANA.8tM!~·-...... :. xtraclean,l&OO.MZ-1611 GZ-3U6 whee l covers. Fu""--Pvt Pty •lbetoC'r.844-28'7S w /all tt1a xtraa • ._.., "' ·-• f fl 5 6001UQ113, .., __. • ' Look/MINI millt. M5()0.. * 74 alCTIA * ~~••••••••••••••• SU95. 1'i.1-1be15 S3,000. IMG-7* '14 Monte Carlo. Black, pp 54'·9366 . 1978 A.LFETT A. 36 mo. open end ieese· cap cost "300· rntd 0 ual $3213; 1st s 1311 month, license & eecunty deposit. On MO. approved credit. (1049). BUY OR LEASE. BEACH IMPORTS HI DOYI STlllT 752 0900 HIWPOIT llACM - ..... Mee ........... J ......... Complera S.W:e Focrlti~ ;Foctory T1oned Mechanics r .. lllu.., ~.,."'°~·too" DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS Sedan. VB, Auto, AC, VT. Must aell "Ta El Dorado Jobnsona.odSon 1...a '73 CAD C.D.V. low ml, new brak•, alr landau, C... ~~h~~::e Sil~er w /blk Int; ~=~~. Cadillac ~~PVD! .• ~~. ~~~ l2800.LvermU_.94-44TO ..... ~ ......... !!.~~ lion' 787JPP Cabnolet lop. All pwr. Costa Mesa M0-5630 tires. 84'7·2758 '13 Moot.e Carlo, Landau, CORVE I I ES IOI. , ... ,.110LDS MakeoCr.'96-7635 QualityandPrlce air, AM/FM, new -----------1975 CadiUac Eldorado. Guaranteed radials, S2500~orr . 234S N. Grand 197'7 CadWac Coupe de v..a factory air condi Cm• o 9911 496-all Santa Ana 542·8111 Ville, loaded w/lo mi, tlonln,, full power: ~asing Specialists ••••••••••••••••••••••• --------- '12 Buick Elttt.ra. 4 dr, 63mlu30s1oauume lse . stereo radio, heater. Preferred Rates '74CamaroLT.Tlltwhl, 1974CHEVROLEJ vinyl top, every avail • whitewall tires, vinyl Largest Selettion vinyl top, sharp local xtra. + Craic cass '75 Cad. El Dorado Cpe. roof, tinted glass, wheel of New& Used car.Mustsell.M7•9349 MONTE CARLOS st.erw. Xlnt cond. Orig Clean, many xtras, must coven. 605bl!K. Cadlll.11cs in "'TS Camaro, fully equip . owner. Very classy car sell. 871·0300or759·0163 $7895nd. Orange County Xlnt cood. $2000/FIRM. Call Jobnsona Son Ml·l.364 493-6.S75. Chen'. 1973 Cadillac Cp De Ville. Uncoln Mercury Open Sund;iy For Ad Action Call a Daily Pilot AD-VISOR 642-5678 V·8, factory air condi· 2626Harbor Blvd. Cadillac honing, full power, CostaMesa 540-~ Master Dealer stereo radio, beater. . 2600 H b Bl d ·m Camaro. Auto, air, PS, PB, AM /FM stereo, tape. 846-9092 whitewall tires, vinyl 1971 Cadillac Cp DeVllle. ar or v . 9920 root, tinted glass, wheel V:-IJ, auto .tra~. factory Costa Mesa 540·9 I 00 ~1 olet covers. 758 Gus. air cond1l1?n1ng, full Nabers ••••••••••••••••••••••• $449S power, radio, beater! 1976 Suburban Wgn, Johnson a~d Son whlte~all tires, vlny Sll verado, rull pw r • Lincoln Mercury roof, tJJlted glass, wheel Cadillac f !mt/rear air, cruise con· 2626 llarbor Blvd. covers. 396 DMI. trol, auto trans, 454 eng. Costa Mesa 540-5630 $1009. Third seat. 673·1935. Johnson and Son '73 SDV. Pwr, loaded, Lincoln Mercury '73 Cad Eldo. Xlnt cond. '63 CORVAIR Comp., but leather int. outstanding 2626 Harbor Blvd. $5295. Aft 8 PM, 675·8493 not running. $12:1 or best cond. SSUlO. 642 3555. Costa Mesa 540-5630 bef 6, 846-2218. olr. 496-0218 EARLE IKE SAYS: --~~----- '75 Malibu CL. 4 Dr. Air, radials, must sell. Owner. $MOO. 962·0686 Must set! '74 Monte Carlo . xlnt cond. Low mi, blk vinyl top, blue bottom, new tires $3,150. 540.0737 lltillllM ... ~._.,.9111111~ or646-4750 CHOICEOF 15 1961 Tl«U lt'77 4 speeds Is Autom atics O....,.Comty .. ~Finest E Z FINANCING WE LEASE CORVETTES HOW ilD CM•rot.t Dove & Quall StreeU NEWPORT BEACH 833-0515 WI HA.YI UCUVID 1 TIUCILOADS OF CAIS IN THI LAST WIK, AMD All RAPIDLY llCOMIMG OVllSTOCllD. SIYaA1. MOU LOADS AU ON THltl WAY AND WI AISOWTILY MUST MAii IOOM FOi nfESE lifts WBIHO. ·m Chevy Caprice Cpe. ~ 9935 AC, PS, PB. PW, blkl~,,..,...,~""=!==m=:!o=~I ••••••••••••••••••••••• vinyl top on s ilver. Good cond lhruout. P.P. 546-5873 $1395. '71 Chrysler '73 Polar a, 4 dr, V ·8, auto, Xtra clean. New tires, A/C, sacrifice. $1500. Al. $1250. 536-3272 675-8866 ~~~~~~---Autos, Hew 9100 Auto1, M•w 9100 Ford 9940 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• NIYI 1977 Corona 2·D00Rr L ~,. -5 112~ Gran Tonno '73 wag. Air cond. P 1S, P / B, 25k mi. Llke new P /P 642·9540 '72 LTD. lo mi, ajr, vinyl roof, pwr, lo book $1750. 557-6434 I ~, =:: ~ .~ WE LEASE All MAK.ES ANO MODELS! . ' . . CREDIT UNIONS WELCOME! S~RVICE OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK! R Tl 15-00699 7 S 750 down tai and Ire 48 mo at s 112 27 AP' 12 74 cap cost S4950 oac 2 YEAR OR 20,000 MILE SERYKE POLICY ••• OM WOST USlD CAllS! DEMONSTRATOR SPECIALS!! UKENEW '76 YOl;YO LIST•10.10S ~1 58792 FACTORY AIR · AUTOh,tA TIC POWER STEERING· LEATHER ... FJ40-226398 $ 750 down. tax & Ire 48 mo at S 117.39 apr 12 75 c.ap cost '5132 23 oac f' I Free Air Conditioning or Your Down Payment (maximum $429.) .Q[ $429. cash rebate when you buy any New 1976 ,CAPRI Make our Best Deal ... S.. how It w.otb1 Yo.. Mole• Your let! Deol ''"' , •• Onc1 tl\efl -gl'te you ,... factory Alf COlldltioning PUE .•• 0< you con toll• !ht S42t credit for 0 doWft poymMlt (0.A,C.1 • , , Of -will give you $429. CA$H '8AT! (O.A.C,) Toh your dlolcel A.fly _,, l'OV go it's tti. vrec11e11 car deol _,,II '73 Ford Ltd Wgn. Air. auto, P /S, P /8, 8-lrk stereo. Cln. $2700 • 631-1531. • '75 Granada, 4dr, 8 cyl. AT, PS. Air, 5 new steel wsw tires, clean $4095. 751-4303 '75 Ford Grand Torino. 2 dr, dark blue. wht vnyl top, 351 eng, auto trans, PS/PB, lo mileage. sasoo. 963·8839 '63 Galaxy 500. 2-door, auto, P /S. Good cond. $475 646-8736 1975 Ford Elite cp .. Twin comfort velour seats. 870 MYA . $4395. Johnson and Son Lincoln Mercury 2626 Harbor Blvd. Cost'!.. Mesa 540.5630 1976 Ford Granada Ghia cp-flear new, only 9,000 miles. V-8, auto trans, factory air conditioning, power steering, power <disc> brakes, radio, heater, whitewall tires, vinyl roor, tinted glass, wheel covers. 193 M YZ. $5395. Johnson and Son Uncoln Mercury 2626 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa 5'10·5360 '75 Ford Elite, all pwr, low mi, xlnl cond. Pvt pty. 768-3685 '69 Mach I · 4spd Classic $1599/olr.768-5127 Granada '75, 2 dr, 6 cyl, auto, air, pwr, R&H. 7800 mi's. $4100. S36-0449 '66 Galaxle, xlnt cond, 40,000 ml, sacrifice $400. 631·3320 Convert. '71 Torino GT. all pwr, new top, paint, & tuned. Last of model line, future classic. Must sell! $1900. beat of(er. 003,9209 73 LTD Broughe1m, air, P /S, P /B, AM/FM stereo, lilt wh l, xlnt cond. $1,995. 768-4737 · 'EB LTD 10 Pass. Wagon. many xtras. A /C, etc. ISOO. 546-3886 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '71 4 door Lincoln· Ute blue, dark blue lea~er • I.Op. Runs like a chtml>. Too many c1rs, need to dispose of thl• one. S149S, 497-1215 ... . -~ sms. J ' -'Sm '7S Olds Cust Cruiser Lilleolll~ Wac. PIS. P B, P /W, JDSHad>orB!Yd. Plant, A/C, c:ru1se + o.t.aMeu Ml~i»J oOler ~ss Lo mi's Xlat cond S1700 'fi1 llerc. Ranltp, a8tJo 59-9128. lrau. PS. gd c-d. -----_,/bst ah. 14111; SM '66 lllustaag. Auto, air. new tins, brb, V8, dyn ps ml S'500. or bsl cash olrtakes il. 631·3647 9960 l;S, coavert. 4spc:l 302, new ••••••••••••• •• •• •••••• brb, xlnt mech. cond. '67 Barracuda. 273 cu in. 4 .,.~,... Bat for over S1500. &pd, P/S, recent clutch 497·1'34 167~h 496-2327 '&6 Mustang. <?ood cond. ·a Plymouth Wagon. Nds SlSO. 140 Cabnllo, CM S WOl"k, but runs $375 or ~-call MS-3974 trade for pick up. Bst orr on cash. Call aft 12 noon Sellin& anything with a 142·03M Daily Pilot Classified Ad -------- is a. simple matter . . . '65 IARUCUDA ....;j_us_t_c_all __ &a_~ __ . ---1 $150 S48·ll109 tlOOAatos.M•w One Fantastic Buy! New 1977Comet Loaded! $4899 Am.,lco't a.st $entice Value Corl fACTORV Alll CONDITIONING, 302 V8. Aute. ttons., powu steering, power dhc bfo .. s. Rodlo, radiol whltewolls. Decor pkg. Vinyl top, Ovra Sporli ignition. Dvol rocing mirrors, tint. glau. Apptorancc ptotedion group. ($et . .$09 36 a. 0237) Phil Long has eome to 1 . -your reseue -~~ r!·J 0 \._, . ~ .. \. r' 'l • l - ·~· I ~-- With the Newest, Friendliest IXalership in Orange Connty 768-5888 We want to be the kind of automobile dealer you've been looking for. DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS Wherever you live In ·orange County, buying a Used Car In Costa Mesa from Johnson & SQn "Just Makes Sense!" • '76 MUCUaY MONARCH Near New 21,000 miles 4 Dr .. Sedan. VS, auto. trans, p. steering, heater, w5w tires, wheel .covers, silver w/maroon interior. '489.5 '7 6 F0JD CiltAMADA GHI/. CPI. Less Than 9,000 miles A uto . t r ans .. ra c tory air conditioning, power steering. power brakes. r adio. heater, whitewall tires, vinyl roof. tinted glass. wheel covers. door locks. (193MYZ>. 55395 '71 UHCOlM COU,l V8, automatic. factorv air rond1tioning, whitewall tires. full power. heater, stereo rad10, vinyl roor. tinted glass & wheel rovers t252CCYI 52495 '73 OLDS CUTI.ASS 2 Or. Coupe. VS, automatit, ractory au· <'Onditioning, pwr. stel!nni:. pwr. brakes. stereo radiu, heater, tinted ~lass. vinyl roof, whitewall tires & wheel covers. (537HTYI 53195 \ '7l CAOILUC C,, DlVILU Automatic, factory air cond., full power, stereo radio. vinyl roor. tinted glass, meidum blue, less than ~4.000 miles. <758GJS). '75 UHCOLH MAH IV V-8. automatic. factory air, power -steering & power brakes. power windows. power door locks. cruise • eontrol. turpuoise with matching -{eather interior. 58895 · '75 MIRCURY COUGAR COUl't Y 8. automat1 r. fartor y air ¢onditioning, pwr steering. pwr ijra k es. s tereo radio. he ater. whitewalls. vinyl roof. t anted glass a wheel covers. (432MVK1 • .. CAN YOU BELIEVE. •• ~'!! s7111 TO BUY BUICK1S SMALL CAR MEW OPEL LOW LOW COST HIGH GAS MILEAGE -Calif. EPA Ratings: 22 MPG CITT 32 MPG HIGHWAY • iiDiCi1 P~ICIS •4s monthS ai sn .7~ cash.Pf1ce S2888 (plus tax & license); defemtd payment price S3891.36; APR 12.87; down l)ayment S 199 p lus tax & license (cash or trade). On appfOY9d Ctedit. . MIRACLE ·MAZDAS 11ASK TO SEE · THE FACTORY-~ INVOICE11 SALE 5 YR •• 75,000 MILE WARiA-MTY • '76 COSMO DEMO SAVE 52000 .. WAS $6015 HOW 54085 Se• •CD23C7027G4 • '7 6 MIZER S2S45 SAVE s537 69' •STC3e210G • '76 RX4 DEMO $3974 SAVE 5 1500 Se• •LA 235141579 • HEW RXl ROTARY WAGON 5 Yr .. 75.000 Mile Full Factory Warranty SAVE 5 1100 NOW 53221 Ser •SSl14Wt042Ul • ALL CARS PRICED AT FACTORY INVOICE-- MUST SELL! HURRY! LARGE SELECTION EXAMPLE: ALL MEW I 977 GREMLIN ~-,,--~;,s:. 52999 6 cyl i nder e ngine , 4 speed transmission. bucket seats. Ser. t A7M465E170409 FOR 1977 LAIGEST JllP D~ IM SOUTHllM • CAUFOIMl4 40 JEEPS TO CHOOSE-FROM EXAMPLE MEW 1917 CHEROKEE .... PllCI •••••••••••• $1124 -OISCCMMJ •••••••••••• $ 714 YOU PAY OM&.Y HEW 1977 PINT.O 2·DR. SEDAN 4 spd .. front discs. vinyl bucket seats. elec. rear wind. defroster. stl bit radials. tnt. glass. whl cvrs STK237 (101722). s3372 Plus Tax and License • MEW 1977 MUSTANGS 2 DR. HARDTOPS 2 + 2 FASTBACKS Over 25 new 1977 Mustangs in stock . We have a S UP ER SELECTION of standards and Gh1as. SEE US BEFORE YOU IUY! • HEW 1977 PICKUP'S "READY TO ROLL" CHECK OUR l VOLUME SA"YIHGS From light pickups to custom heavy duty models we car> serve you best. • HURRY FOR RH.AL CLEARANCE DISCOUMT'S OM.ALL .. REMAINING 7611! ---- Brand Mew 1'177 CHEVY NOVA Coupe Automatic trans., 305 C.1.0. engine, power brakes, radial· tires, heavy duty . radiator, heavy duty battery and bumper guards. ( 127125), RETAIL PRICE $4723.19 JUST A FEW FROM THE LARGEST SELECTION IN ORANGE COUNTY '75 Fleetwood Brougham . . $9195 (173MCF) 75 Eldorado Coupe . . . . . . . $8395 (725KYSJ 75 Coupe deVille . . . . $ 7895 (702MEZ) 75 Coupe deV1lle . . . $ 7895 (135NGN) 75 Coupe deVille . . . . . s 7695 (471MCG J '74 Eldorado Coupe .......... $6395 (079KGEJ 7 3 Coupe de Ville ............ $4995 (875GOZJ ·73 Coupe deVille ........... $4795 (991MCE) '73 Sedan deV1lle • . $4695 (797HDA) r-1,.liffnr CADILLAC VALUE • , , PROTECTION PLAN AVAILABLE ON MOST CARS •••••• 7 4 Toyota . . S2995 Corona Mark IV (218MYF) 74 Ford Thunderbird . . . . S5195 (853LGAJ '15 Chrysler Cordoba . . . .. $5395 {406MOSJ COSTA MESA DATSUN *ANNOUNCES* THE CARS OF THIE DECADE • THE NEW 810 F uel injected engine. pow er steering. atr cond .. AM·FM stereo. digital clock. ultra pfush anterior and much. much more! COME IM AND SEE DATSUNS NE\Y LUXURY CAR ---•---- THE NEW 20051 This new sporty model Is what you have been asking for and Datsun has it. 5 speed 0< automatic. AM·FM stereo and an lntena< that makes King Tut feel at home. COME SEE THESE ·2BRAMD NEW MODaSTODAY -~··---USID CAR SPECIALS lt70 POU IAHCHllO Automatic. radio, heater. t)ower steering & eirtta clean. (138237) ONLY'l99S • I t74 DODOI DAllT V8. automatic. power 1teeNng. AM·f=M f80io & alt cond. (139719}. SALE: '2595 • 6 BRAID IEW 1977 0 N A s * Great Selection IMMEDIATE DELIVERY BUY FROM ll<E '70 PICKUP Toyot a #753591 · Shell -4 Speed 51599 '76 CHINOOK Chassis Mount camper # 180PCY ~6599 '73 CORONA 2 door HT #237HEI Air cond -Automatic 51899 '71 ZEE 4 Sl)eed • Air Cond Mags t 3030NN 53499 •74 COLT 2 Door #424LPZ 4 Sc>eed • Radio 52099 •74 4x4 LandcnJlaer t490UPE TllClOml Wheels · 4 Spff<I , · FINaL SPOMS "" • UJCAL WELL, WHAT Do ~ou Tl41NK? --._.,..._ WEt..L., ACTUALL'f, I DID DO A LITTLE SOMETHfN6 KIND OF SIMILA~ ... ------- .. NAN~ I MUST TALK TO MY PLANTS WANT ADS SUNDAY, PlllUAIY 20, 1977 COME, AND SEE! WHO 15 IT?! IT'S GEORGE WASHINGTON! I MADE IT IN HONOR OF ~15 BIRTH DAL(! IT'S A MASTEl<PIECE ! L{OU'RE ~EALL'1' GONNA BE IMPRESSED ... -- L(OU'Re JUST JEALOUS 6ECAU5E '1'ou COULDN'T DO ONE AS 6000, AND 6ECAUSE L{OU DIDN'T T'11NK OF IT FIRST! ------ I COULDN'T · TELL A LIE! Sy Ernie Bushmiller THEY SAY IF YOU TALK TO YOUR PLANTS. THEY GROW BETTER ---THEY LOVE HAPPY, CHEERFUL TALK J . '1. . . ------ ... t WA'fl 1'AL.KING 'TO %1rA /.' DENNIS THE MENACE 1. E3ET-reQ E:)(R.AIN rT 10 HIM FIR9T. mYANDNEARE GONNA 9T ON THE 91.eD AND WHEN l '(SU. 'MU&H' )f)(J PULL us. 0 . . C> t> t> I WAS ON THE PHONE JUST A FEW MINUTES AGO TALKING WITH MY PARENTS! THEY'RE IN SWITZERLAND, JO JO! JU5T A5 SOON A5 THE DOCTOR DISCHARGES ME, I'M FLYING OVER TO SEE THEM! MEANWHILE, JUST 'A5 5AM DRIVER IS LEAVING HIS OFFICE WITH A65EY, HE RECEIVES A PHONE CALL I'D DO YOU WANT &ETIER! IT'S JUDGE TO TALK WITH \P.ARKER'5 NEW SEC .. HER NOW ? RY! I'LL TAKE IT IN MV OFFICE! I> .. 1 KNOW, !IUT BLAT '1N&. L.EAVE lllA'~ NOT ~ A ME~~At;E L.f~TeNING WANT l"IG~r NOW. TO ANOH~ "TAL.K S K t'M Hl4S TAL.K AN~W&"1N6 TO 6EllCV•CE. HE:LN~AND9 EVERYTMING I TELL. HIM. TO YOlA L.AT&R:. OKAY, T&LL HIM 'TO MEET ME IN TMe ... DON'T WOftR'Y, :t~A. ONE MOit:& . TIM& ANO l'L.L AN~81' F'O~ vo4 .... -MO&..O YO!A'L.L. HAV~ iO IT-'AY"~eL.LO, IrA'' 'iOl.A; A6AIN, AND 30 ~T.A~T AL.I.. ~fCON~ OVE~. SLAT AR&, T~l5 'TIM= TALK ~A~TER: ! uP. By Hank Ketcham t\u HE NEEDS tc; A L.ITTl..E ENCOURAGIN! <J <l <J - 2. • .. .. WILL YOU BE GONE LONG? ~ THAT'S RIGHT! I TOLD THEM I WAS f IN LOVE ... THAT I WANTED THEM TO MEET THE GIRL! HOW ABOUT IT'? WILL YOU GO WITH ME'? ~, ~ MR. DRIVER, I 'M VERY SORRY TO 60THER YO ,,,f>UT MAY I 5EE YOU SOMETIME SOON ,,. PROFESSIONALL 'f '? ' },. 1 .l AS 'r{)UR GUIDANCE C.OUNSEkOR, 'CAAZ4; IT~ M'I JOB lo HELP '1b0 DETERMINE WHAT <,.>oowANT/O ~---1 DO C..UlTH 40Uf<. "'-IFE f t:>oN'T Be BASHFUL. ... TEL.L ME, HOWSCRUMPTIOUSA~ETHEY? I .,, ' DOCTOR SMOCK ANP SO, FOR YOU YOUNG PHYSICIANS Aeou1"" 1"'0 FACES -rHES WORt.-c:::> ... I !N ORDER lo DO IHIS I :r HAVE TO UNDER - STAND <.,lotJR OUJ N PER50NAL GOAL...S AND NEEDS! FO~~ET ,ABOUT RERUNS ... 'CRAZY,' I CALL.ED YOU DOWN IQ ~U( ABour 40LJR FUTURE! HAVE 400 GIVEN AN<,) THOUGHT To WHAT 9ou'D LIKE ro BE WHEN 40U GROUJ UP? l,.'EAH, I 'D LIKE To BE A REINDEER I . you MEAN TURN- OVERS? . -rot?AY :X:'M GOING 1""0 SXPOSE: MESC'ICI NE: FOR WHA'I 1-r R&At-1-Y IS.' ' NO ... FL.OPOVE~S. I GOTIHE J<ECIPE Ff<OM A TV SHOW, AND OUR 5ET NEEDS ,ADJUSTING. /I •A. ... Ef"\Tf:R. DISCRETION ADVISED. II By George Lemont ~eAr?Y? 1-r's A VI t.-e: -rAS'll N<S FL.-LJ 117 "iHA.1"" USUAL-L-Y COM.E:S IN A SMAL-L--eo-ri"L-S: .' ~--1. t -• • • I SO WHE:N WIL.-1..- YOU APMt-r -rH.A1"" POC"'f'O~S HAVE! NO SS:NSS: OF HUMOR.? W~ESN 1"'HS:Y tJ"1WtRE: MY /\AO u-rH .1 • --r HER~ COMES MR. 11.JM~L.f:WS:E'I'S! BY GOLLY, YoURE RIGHT 1 ® MA'<9e VOU IRV100 HARD • I NEVER REALLY l~OUGJ.rr OF fl TJ.tAT WAY. SEfOR.E ! YOU'VE SURE 8E.EN TRY/N& HARD iO 6-f:I HIM 10 iHE ALTAR, ALJNI HI L-DE6ARI?. .. ' ·~ - CAN YOU TRUST YOUR gnm 1bere IN at least a dJff«· ..,.. ill dlawlnt detalla betwe.n top and bottom panel&. How _.,, an you ftnd them'? Oleck anawen wltb tha1e below. ~ 11 •Oil •• ·p.UO!*podN " \Ood •9 "\U&HJJIP " f P'"lS ·t "'• .. mP" Mfftl ·1 111111'fC11" 9dJd ·~ ~" .l'l'flO:> ·1 :~llW•ma BOOMER eBALMY BIRDS! Wlldo Whla'a expedition to db- eoftr anU1Ual blrda came up wlth U.-: fte blob- o.lt_ot. U.. wbQOPSlni cnnt, the wbll!'Pft'Will and Ute red-.,.4 •ldeo. Can you think or eomeT e4'Jfl· Alff Name, It you CIJl, at Jea,,t ftve words bavtnC ARF • comecuttff lett.en. ·e.111 .,. e.IWJO~ '119Ji9d .,,..,. •1n•p 'J.IW'W. e11me put! U X aquared mlnutel pat 7 o'clock II tbe111Mtimt• 7 tlmet X mlnutee before 8 o'clock. bow much la X't No fair peetln1. ON TUE HOUSE! The ll\lliclan fans out a deck of cards. Ho'askl •Rlddle·Me·Tht.I Which bulldln1 bu. the m~i someone In hit audience to pick atories? A library. What do you call a man who• a card at random, and ub hJm llway1 wlrtnc tor money? An electrician. or her to replace it atop rrr~:J!Ot::x~>;~~~~=t:::"}:;!:~n N the deck. He places • the deck behind hJm ~ (sec inset, lower nltlt, above), and attaches a rolled p1eu of cello- phane tape, adhesive side out, to the back of the cnosen card. Now, mutterinl some mqic wordt, he tOS9CI the entire deck as flat· ly as pouible at a near· by wa!I. 'Miraculously, the chosen card chnp to the wall surface while the rest of the deck flutters to the lii:ili..,~,....-,~ ..... ...._.....,.._.,_._..-,_.., .... w... floor. FATHER IMAGE! Ulinl an ordbwy pencil or blue crayon, Pnctice maket perfect. cuef\ally ahade dotted aepnenta above tor a timely aubject. f) .. • ... ... TABLE TOPPER! Add thelt colon neaUy for a surprile pic- ture above: 1-Red. 2-U. blue. S-Yellow. 4-U. brown. 6- 0ranae. &-Purple. 7-U. p-een. &-Dk. blue. 9-Dk. smn . By Brown and Casson A~NOL..0, we 'Vr: GOf lo 5TOP M~eTING l..IK~ IHI~// r-the sma11 socletu btA brickman . - • . ~ LS.Tl.I; WAL~ ov~~ TO TH~ L-INcoL..N M~Nc~IAL-- 1Hel<e. Hcv-eoy iTIS / ,, / /\- \ '· I r ~oPf; /..f r6 WOfZc>5 WI LL N&Vef< e;s;. Fof2WTTG:N:.... I '' ... AND 11-tAT GOv's-tzt-lMe-.NTOF 11-l& ~PLE==/ ~'( -n.lE= P'GOPLE?:/ FO~ TH& PE:Of'LE=1 ~HALL NoT PE::fZI~ FfZOM ;rn~ e;A~. II / t GORDO ... FOR A CLOSER LOOK AT THE DE:WE<./ DECJMAL SYSTEM. ,. Miiiar & Biii Hinds I'VE 1'LD ~I~. 1 'R)LD J.llM fT~ ALL o~-·~r~L', r TELL 1-uM, 'f~E:" FWT~L. ~~ l?D/ER.' ~( fl-UNK~ HE COtJt. ~Tl LL GET LUCK'(. -DAILY PILOT --- ASK THEM YOURSELF FOR GEN. GEORGES. BROWN. OWnnan of the Joint Ollefs of Staff ......... o1 ....... _... _ ,....peapk ....... tlle I ftNJ .. •tlMlll WWWMt Im ... U.S.?-L £.Gs- ddl. .... Y ... N.Y. •~the country, the young people I've met have 'Showr1 a ~ to discuss these matters. They've not only been interested but oooc:emed. The fact that OUT Armed Forces can attract large nwnber-s of quallOed ~ people Into the aJJ..YObtteer force ls evidence of a heal1hy attitude toward our sec:ur1ty and mlUtary service. FOR MN6 IAN. singer ... _,.,.. _.. ..... ..,. apatace?-C-' .. Uldc Rodl.M. e The time aomeone threw a bottle at me. It &anded ~t by my fool I don't know what I did wrong other than that the person didn't like me. I ducked and kept on stnging- wtthout mlulng a note. The nk:est part of the whole thing was that I didn't lose my head and panic to a crlsls. SIMa ,_.,. ..... "' ........ -~ ...... cMdla. ..._ .. ,_ k-. tolr81-PD .. ....._ N.M. •I nibble all the time: 20 sodas a day, candy bars (for .nergy), vttm»ns, chocolate milk wtth eggs In tt I Jove hot dogs and at all the wrong things. but a1nc:e rm told I look ~ tt.l 50, ~ also feel lt. I rmJSt b8 doing sorne-- fq ~ lnddllntally, the last full meal I had was July 23 about the same time I had my last good night's sleep. FOB PE"IER SEU..fBS. star al Tlte RdUm of tlM Pinlt Palltlter Diii,... .................. ,.. cm'Wla'7-C.1lrlil R 2 I "· F ...... c::mr.. N..I. e f'Of' a whde I Md to listen to the doctors and slow down a bit. ~the two WMks 1 was close to death. Landon ~ ~ my ''obttuartes" In advanoe. Much lat.r (thandul!y In the flesh. not as a sptrtt). I was able lo rud them. Gives you a weird feeling to do that Can't tl*1k of ~ ..ter axe.pt. perhaps, waldng Into a cematiay md ftndkig ~ rw on a man&.mentl FOR nE •ASK 'DIEN YOCmiifl P EDn'Oll "2 1 All --ceec: ...... dalrtit ....... a1'? u .. cm-.._o.,_ .... .,_,., a .. '•Wltlfl -a.a..•1•• ....... e All. who opmly calla hlrmalf ''1he greatest," ls oonfld- tng to hls pals that reccatJy he Md egg on hls face. During a vlllt to Miami Beach'a &len Roe Hotel he tried h1s hand et b.c:kgmnmon llld made a wiy pocw showing. But since It's not Uk• All to put In wm an ~ pcrfonnanoe, It's be~ he's going to take ~ 90 that he can redeem htrmatf. PROANDOON FOR VAl.EJUE ANTOINE, U.S. Metric Board 11ew .. + rs ~mdltc .,..._ .neet ... ~ ca•• ••~c.. City, Mda. , • Not nu::h. In this era peckeeed goom, housewtva UQl)}y .Ject pacMge$ or cans by stgtlt tnstead of by measurement of the oonteuta, and, anyway, most products wUI show content sizes ln both customary and metric units for a while. FOR M>lfN EHRUCHMAN. author of TM Compa1ty Do.._ c:Mnc::tae Im,_. Mftl pol1ny ,__, wa cle• Im ......... W... no-?-Ncta K. Arra. 5-lllt Ccllea, "-- • It's a ncJYel In which the characters are not real. but the forces. rtvah1u and mottvatk>ns one finds In Washlngton are portrayed as reallstlcally as I oouJd show them. Bear ln mind that the principal characters an! aeen through the evea of the f\ctk>na1 CIA dlrector, the head of "The Com- pany," as the aA ls called by Its people. FOR MINNE U'EBTON, s1nger How .. ,.. clwWy ,_.type of ... ?-'.P .. C1dc..., • • I refuse to be categorized! I think of myself as just "a good singer." That means I can sing sou~ jazz and pop. I can sUig the blues but have no Interest In It Blues has to do wtth feeling sad. rm not a sad person-I'm a happy one. I want to reach people with my singing. but not on a gloomy note. I Ilka to do Jt with laugtlteT. FOR YUL BRYNNER. actor _, .. ,_.....,.._.Im blllc*?-8.A.. Fon M,en. FIL e rm wry large. If I W'OrQ lk.jlt colon, rd look ltke .some- thing left CNer from a camlval. 1 like to be disc:nMrt and blend Into the background. Dark shades are sJimmlng and also~ FOR BARBARA BAIN, star or Spa«: 1999 .. ........ ,. .............. Mi ......... .... .. ••.... t \ ..... tk •' Mc lrlplld?-1.R.. V• ......c.11. e l find It easier to work with my hu!band Martin Land.au than wtth a atr•tgeT. Ifs hard to yefl and 9Cl"eam at. kiss and est pamonat. with SOii~ you hardly know (espe- dally 1he ye1llngt~ We each know how the other ticks. A b... eoaw betvJ8eo strangers needs practice lo come out f1dlt since each ls trytng to put the othcf' at ea.w.. Are We Too Pennissive With Our Kids? I• FAWILYWEJEl<l.Y,~10,1 Finail~ The first cigarette to bring taste to b\r-tar smoking. Like a lot of smoken you may like the idea of a longer cigarette. You may also want low tar. But longer cigarettes usually have more tar. Well, Vantage juat wouldn't go along with that. So we worked. Until we could perfect a longer cigarette with the famoUB Vantage combination of full tlavor and low tar. Not the lowest long cigarette you can find. But very poaibfy the lowest that you will enjoy. New Vantage Longs. A blend of flavol'tricb tobaccoe with tar levela held down to the point where good taste still comes through. That\ the Vantage point. And that's the point ofVantage Longs. Never before has there been a long cigarette quite like it. Try a pack today and see if you go along with us. Warning: The Su~eon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smobng Is Dangerous to Your Health. n mg. ...... OJ .... nicaMe •·I* c:ilnal. llr FTC lnldlod. Only a few years ago. children who desperateJy needed help in overcoming learning disabilities weren•t even recognized as sick. Now that's changing-for the better. By Gloria Hochman Mark ls an intelligent, articulate 10- year-old wtth an IQ In the superior range. Yet. until 18 months ago, he could not read a preprlmer, subtract one from two, remember his birthday or distlngulsh his ~t hand from his lelt l re was pwllshed by his teachers, ridiculed by hJs classmates and ma l9'ed by h1s ne~ EYttV day he went to school wtth a knot In his stom- ach and c.ame home with a lump ln his throat, shamed by the humiliation of another f allure What's wrong with him? Mark Is only one of literally millions of chUdren ln this country suffering from mlntmal cerebral dysf~ a perpJextng neu- rok>glcal condition that prevents bright dilldren from learning. wrecks them emotionally, frustrates their mothers and fathen and 90methnes drtYes the parents to divorce, depression or sujdde. Until a few years ago, the aliment. also known as minimal brain damage, brain Injury and learning dlsablUty, was traditionally unrecognized, undiag- nosed and untreated. Recently, how- ever, slgnlftcant progress has beer! made In •II these areas, and there Is new hope for sufferers and thelr faml- lta.. In Mari<' s a., for ln5t.ooe, his mother says her 90l"I hu made "tncred- lble" gains since his enrollment a yur- and-+half ago In a speclal fectllty for c:hlktren with lurnJlhg diubUJDea. a.--.., ..... .., ...... ls early dc1«:don.. They IM'ge parents to be att.n1tw to symptoms that often ~ u urly u Infancy. Hyper- -=t:Mty, wtth behavtor r-at:ng from ~ to ,...._ Is COll61IOIL So ls lmpulstYcncss .wt the need to I CSJ>OCkf lrnrned\atcJy to ewrythlng ht Is teen. felt or hanl. Such chllchn may throw ob Jects out ol wtndows, dArt In front of cars. 1c:at- t.cr food ~ the hou9c. empty drawer&, climb 00 furnttin Of' stAlrt fires. They ws of ten dacrfbed as bctng born ''with their motors running." Somctbold, the symptoms are scwre enough to conv\nce per.,.ts they we ''raising an anJmnl" OJorio Hocl&Man ;.. • /~Mot.tt wrikr ~in ~.f#YC""'°O,PflY· dUotl')' and ollwlr Ill• ~. Slw ,.. cciued tlrnc ~ _,,,. in 1'16 and writes /w wwrol "°"°"°" puMko- 1iona. • • fMll\.Y WOJ(.LY, f*-Y IG, 1f77 Some children exhibit the opposite syndronw., hypoacttvtty. They may sleep a lot as Infants and usually de- velop slowly. They have little energy, lac:k spontaneity and are sJow-thJnklng and slow-movtng, Thae are the young- sters mc>l"e IJKeJy to go unnoticed and untreated stooe their behavior ls not disturl>lng and dbrupttve. In either situation, the chlld with learning dlsabllltles Ls a d1saster tn school because his bnln does not re- ce.tve, store or e:>qJtea Information ap- propriately. Hls eyes may ...-. '\was," but he thinks "saw." His can may hear, "Let's get the cat." but h1s brain regls- ters, '1...et's get the car ... He may spend an evening learn!fl!t that Austin ls the capital of Texas and forget It by the next morning. '--!lase« .......... and there are often problems of nunclaUon, vok:e timbTe, lnflection rhythm. Aphasia, the tnablllty to th In conoepts or to classify lnf'Ol'llnatlibn. ts common. Normal dUl<hn, for - ple, understlllnd that cheese, apples and meat are all varldtes of food. The &eamlng-dlsabled chtld may 9ee each as a separate entity and be unable to cate- gorize them The causes of the dl9order usually cannot be Isolated for any speclfk: child, but the condition has been blamed on premature birth, deprivation ol oxygen during deUvery, bra.In damage In early childhood (resulUng from hk.#1 fever, drugs or COfM.llsJon.s), lnherttanoe of Clbnonnal brain chem1stry, envlrcJrlrnen.. ta) pollutants and eYa'I food addlttves. &.wprislngty. most chlJdren with learning dlsabilitla (more boys are af- fect.d ...... girls-Che ratio ls .wr\ to one) are ol Mler411Qe or ll.lpCrlor' Intelli- gence, but they eomettma appear ~ larded becauw of their Inability to Ur1l Md to oontrol their Impulses. '1t drives you Insane." •Y• an OhJo woman whose n.in.year-old aon was diagnosed as lHmtng dlaabled sht months ago, '1 knew there WU tome· th.Ing wrong wtth hlm," she says quietly. "He oouldn't sit .UU. He couldn't play with other ch.ladrwn. He oouldn't re· mmN>.r things. But l couldn't pinpoint 1he ewoblan. l began taking him to the doctor when he WU two. The doctor tolrj me 1 w.-.n overamdoUI mother. He Mkf Jeffrey WU just going through • st.aga. That he would be okay. '1 got angJy. I tried pmlahlqg him. I tried taDdnQ to h1m. I hoUered • lot. I cried • lot ' '°"""'' wtth my ~ • lot. Meanwhile. Jeffrey kept getting YolOne. His opinloo ol himself got k>we:r and k>wer. He felt Uke dirt. ·~t months ago. I made up my mind that we oouldn't go on thJ.s way, and I took him to a medical center ln Cleveland for all kinds of tests. They told me he was learning disabled. Now he ls ln a spcclaJ class In school and dotng a little better. But I'm not sure he'U ever tatch up." According to Mario A Pa.scaJe, executive director of the Marianne FrosUg Center of Educational Therapy tn Los Afl9e&es, whether or not this chlld and others like' him ever do "catch up" depends on the age at which the disorder ls detected and the appropriateness of the treatment. Pa.scale UTge$ parents who suspect the prob&em In their chlklren to dog- gedly pursue a diagnosis. "Don't be satlsfk!:d with the pedlatrlclan who tell$ you he'll catch up," he says. ''Don't get ~t In the meny-go-round of pedla- b1dan, ~.logist. neurologlst, psy- dUatrist. each ol whom sees a c.hlld only throt.dl his own ipedaJty. Look for a •tttng In a private clink: or a w\lvcrslty center where there ls a diag- nostic team that can look at the whole chlld." .................. -psychologl· cal cxamlnatlons that can determine the existence and extent of zany emc>- tlonal disturbance that might be causing the &earning problem. Demand ncuro- logk:al studloes that can uncover "soft signs" -poor coordination, problems of balance, reflexes or sequential mo- tt~lch point to learning dlsablll- tJes. Ask f« educatk>nal evaluatklns to assess your child's academic skills and ct.fldencles and to pinpoint his specific stTengths and weakneaes. Onca tha ~ h.u been made, there ls a variety of remedla, lnclud· Ing ~ (to reduce hyperactMty). brain "pattemlr~,'' vitamin therapy end the Fe~ diet, a new ootnUonal ~ that Increasing runbcra of parcnti c:all the "wonder diet." Howewr, Dr. Samuel A Kirk, pro- fessor of special education at the Uni- versity of ArUona, says that remedlal education ls still cons0ered the most effective way to treat the disorder. While there ls considerable controversy about the specif~~ approach that works best, experts agree that a structured learrung environment Is essential &pats ...... -SS-dlllt d' a ca wt th leamlng dtsabUtties must experience suoce.ss quickly. '7hey have failed too much already," says Dr. Jerry Miiier, dlrector of PhJladelph1a's Lafayette Schoo~ one of the nation's most Inno- vative settings far ~lsabled youngsters. ''Their rotten image of themselves Is often the root of their problems. It Is crucial that they succeed quickly, be rewarded for their success and thus be motivated to continue." Educators warn that schools cannot do the jOb alone. There ~ be better educat1on to help parents understand their chl~'s condlHon and learn how to cope with It Structure, Umlts and routine must be provided at home. Parents mu.st exhibit patience with their children's defeats and pleasure with even their most mtoote achievements.. And they must demand the best re- medJal education available.. If they do not, their child could end up like Gal~ a deeply acarred ~ye.ar old woman with an IQ of 140. She can. not spell COrTectly, comprehend a map or read a rwswspape:r without help. She has spent yurs tn psychl.atnc care without knowing. until last summer, that she 11.1ffered fr<im mlnlmaJ cere- bral dysfunction. Gall wrltu: "Sorrwtlne ln elementary 9Chool I start.cf Putting a.note on all my papers tn the comer. I oanunued this message un«I t tth gr .. I wu repramded over & Oller for doodllng on the comer of my ~ but no OM ever-ask me what It was I rote. J rote It by placing one letter on top of another. ,_ It said 'HEl.P ME'." ....W . ' ------------~ -·· The Prank/in~ prest;nts The Ct ,men of • er1ca Spoon CDllection Eighteen individually crafted commmwrative spoons, produced in fine pewter, honoring the early American craftsmen who contributed so much to the grealntss of America. To be issued in a single, strictly limited edition uch of the Sft•tnel.s of A.uwria today is oa.r inheritance from the early co- lonial c:nftsuwn. Despite the cniel hardships of 1 MW land. th~ gifted Americm pioneus emblished tradittoru oi skill, artistry and~ nuity tl\At haft been the basis and inspiration for Ame:ric.a'1 proud record oi achievement. Now, .u .a tribute by American craftsmen to Amerian craftsmen, The FTanltlin Mint t.aUs pride in announcing The Craftsmen of ~ ia Spoon C.oUection. Eghtttn finely sculptured commancwative spoons honoring the grat crafts of early America, .and the skilled mm .and women who rnnmed than. Wolb of llm crafbmanlhlp &ch one of these beautiful spoons will be ind1- vWuillv mlfntl with painstaking atta\tioa to historic.al &CtUnC)' .and ~ st&ndArds that e.uly American craftsmen thaudws would haw admired. TM h.andJe will beat a scuJptured design that aymbolius the craft it honors by portraying ~ .,,m.l tools ol that aaft. The bowl will ~u an origirW sculp~ portraying the u.rly Americans who brought the craft to its full etpraaion ... TM SUwnmith at his planish.ing anvil The Cabl.nebnaker .at hit bench. The Glassblower with hit blowpi~. TM Quiltmakcr with her thimble and thftad. The Printer at his ptt'SS. llw Wuwr at htt loom. The Potter at his wheel . . . In all, fishtttn superb works of art- istry and craltAnanship produced in dramatic hip rtiJef. Crafted In .. pewW £.ch spoon will be aahed in pewter. And approprtattiy to, for pewtft wu the peopt.'• metal of early Ameria, uMd extcntively by our 6nt cralttmen. All dghteen of these beautiful c:munanontivt lpOOM, more.over, will be pro- ducal in fine pewter-a mftal of enduring wauty that ha• been prized by Ammcans for D'IOft than two centuries. Attddly._.tllil .... Only OM edition of this historic coUection will nu be auted. And thJs ttricdy Jia\lted edition Is ava.llabM only by subtaiption. Thett k an .btolahl Um!t ol one collection per 9Vbtcr1bc:r, and th-total edition will be fonwr lJmjt.f to the number of valid subsaiptions postmarbd by Much 15, urn. This series will nnrer .gw be issued in any fonn. The ooUectbi will be issued at the rate ol one spc>ort uch month, beginning in March 197'1. The origin&l issue price is fast Sl 9 .50 for each fine pewter-spoon. And, the complete coUection can be a<quind on a c:onwnitnt and ~tic monthly basis. Sai.alptbt clnclhnet Muda 15, 19'17' for ~ collector who ~ to own worb ol signi&ance u well u utistry, for anyone fasciNted by the rich variety of early Amerian crafts, this H'ries prnenb a rare opportwdty- the orilv opportunity to •CXJU!tt The Craftsmen of America Spoon Collection.. Pleue remember t:hAt your 5Ubscription appli- ation must be postmarked by March 15, 197'1, to be Mnpted. A han..t-.anUqm paw lpc>oft rack.~ ........... la aatl..lk aady ~ etyW to ._ and dl.pley .n 18 .-.. w1D -lndaded .. part ol thr collectioa. r-----SU8SC1UPT10N Am.JCATION -----, I I I I The Craftsmen of America Spoon Collection 210 VAiid onlN if postmarbd bv Mllrcn IS, 1977 Lbnlt: 0 1't •wbscriptimt pn ptr90n The franklin Mint frankJ.ln Ccntu, Pcruuylvanla 19091 PIUM mtu my subtcrtptlon for l1\e Cra~ of America Spoon ColltctiOC\. contl1tin1 of elghtem. flne.ly KU!ptuttd •poont to be crafted In 8ne Amer- ican pewtu. My •poont an to be eent to UM at the rate of ONP each month, beginnlnr In Much 1977. I will aleo receive a cu.etom-detlsn«d antique pine 1poon rad at no additional chara11. I need Mod no money now. l1\e lmae price of $19.50• for each 8n« pewter 1poon will be bllled to DM In advanc:. of lte thJpavnt. Mr. Mn. MlM .,.,,.. ~ .,., . ...,,., , .. Addiac------------~ a~·------------~ State, Zlp'----------- Stanatun-.;AD;:: .. :;;:.,,=.-:.,..::--= .. :ww.cc::;-;•;-.. ;;c;;c;;;u;;.g;;:1,---1.:•;-;;. _______________________________ L------------------------....1 FOR SPFA:IAL OCCASIONS/ By Marilyn Hansen FOOD GEORGE WASHINGTON WOULD HAVE LOVED Good food and leisurely dining was a favorite Washington pastime. So in honor of his birthday, we present colonial recipes you can make. n.. o.botM eo.. w.v.1WcOaMld 1nonw1"9 0o. N.v. George Washington would be 245 on FebNAl}I 22. To celebrate, we ~t It would be fun to give you some deli· clous recipes of foods he might have eaten. He was. after all. a gourmet who also lowd the good things of life, and he was a generous host who entertained with true Southern hospitalJty, not only at Mount Vernon but wherever he happened to be. At one potnt. he had a house on New York's Olerty Street. and he often dined at Fraunces T avem, a nearl>y rest.aurant that Is still ln existence and where he bid far~ll to h1s officers. Now you have the picture, so here are the recipes, all carefully researched by the tavemk~ BAKED WHOLE FISH wmt 1742 SAUCE ............................. •Nd ...... ~ ¥. ..... , .... 1" °I P 11 IDA c:ndr.ecf bl-* ........... , ............ llced 1..,.1111111,.....,or _...,.......a.d 17GS-Mic-._.. .. , , ...... ....... , ...... ...... ~--,.OIL J II .... .. ,, ..... , .. ,... I Cll ..... 1" ....... t lltf llJ D 1111 *J ......... ., .... ......... -~ ........ 1• JI.,....,_.., ........... .... Ct U.0-..... llCllD f .................. L Pr.hut Ollel\ to 4009 F. lN a thelbw b.ldng pAn wffh foll md oll ~tly. &. Rin. fWi wtth cold water and drain. Pi.o. on ~ pan. s....i lmlde wtth M ._. ap0<>n salt, ~ t•••poon cr<lllC:Md ~ peppen:orns and onion sltoea. Sprtnkl. top of fW. wtth ranetnlng .. 1t and pepper. Drtnle with melted buttw. ~ S.. few 45 to 55 minutes Ot unuJ fish flakes easUy when tll:Rld wtth. forte. Ke.pwarm.. t. Meanwhll•, make 1742 S.UC.: In lm*l1 saucepan, com- bine water, thyme. onion -... .,,.. ... _, ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- IFYOUHAVE IRON POOR BLOOD ALL THE VITAMINS IN THE WORLD WON'T HELP Iron poor blood is the most widespread nutritional ailment in America today. And taking vitamins can't help, because vitamins don't contain iron. What you need is Geritol, every day. , Geritol is so rich in iron, just one tablet contains more iron tQ.an even a pound of calfs liver. Plus vitamins important to your health. Geritol's iron can actually build your blood day by day. That's what makes it different from vitamin pills-and so important to you. alk:a, lemon and whole ~ paooma; heat to boOtng, ... cb:e heat and 11.mmer for 5 mJnuta,~ &, Strain llqukf bt'lo bowl OI .Jectrtc blender; add egg yolcs, anchoYta. % cup white wine. BJ.nd. covered, « but wtth wire whlsk to mix. Add butter slowly, blending tntJl few ancholly fillets ~ par. Jey. Setve sauce ..parately. Malta 4 ~uU.,1, 1 ~ CUI» «ll/ICtt SOUFFLEOF SWEET POTATO£S ........ , ... .., ... ,_ ¥.t JO°" ...... ..... \4 lllllp IDll 1111 ~ Waahinfton biddU.., /anwell to theo{fi«no/ IMC~ Mnlal Army in Ne111 Yori. "" cup '**9ct ~..., 2 t1111111p 11C1M butW or _,,.... lit cup.....,~ , .... ...,.ae.cs L Preheat oven to 400" F. Grease a 1 ~~ aouffle dish or c:as.serole.. Z.. Cook sweet po1atoes until tender, 20 to 30 minutes. Drain, peel and ma.sh. Add nut- meg. salt, sugar, butter and cream; mlx well. !. Stir In egg yolt$ thoroughly. Beat egg whites \S'ltll stiff peaks form; fold Into potato mixture. 4. Tum 900ffle mixture Into prepared pan and bake for 3.S minutes. Serve as a vegetable or slde dish. Malra 6 eet'Vin.g• BREAD PUDDING wmt MADBlA SAUCE 1qt. ... ll tS4d ......... .....-. .. Olt 1 IHIP D Dft pun Qft8e tlKtnol • c:iupe tlGft w..d Cl"lllllbe tcup .... ..... •-.f'Ofb .,.. .... .......... MMdiaS..W 2 cupe ....,,., port Of sherry ttMl1111aw ..... • ..... c Dft9,... 1. Preheat OYen to 350" F. and grease a 13 x 9 x 2 tn.-pan. Heat milk ln 2-qt. sauct!PM wfth vanilla be.an unttJ tfny bub- bles form around edge of pan (scald). !. Pour hot mUk over bread crumbs and ~· Allow to soak for 10 minutes. Rub bread-m.ID< mbdure through a coane sieYe or food ricer. You may blend mlxture In an elec- tric blender a little at a time S. In large bowl with eJecb1c mtxer, beat four eggs. 6 egg yolks and salt together. Sttr In bread-milk mixture . 4. 1n anotha' bow~ with clean beaten, beat egg whites untfl stiff peak.. form. 5.. Fold egg whites Into bread m.bcture thoroughly. PCU" Into prepared pan. Place baking pan In roasting pan with 1 Inch of hot water and bake 40 to 45 rnlnuta or LS\tU the tip of a sliver knif • ln9erted one Inch from edge oornes out clean. 6.. Let stand for 15 m1nutea befont MrVtng with Madeira Sauce. 7. Madeira Sauoa: In snail sauoepan. heat Madeira with sugar, atln1ng \M\UI IQ9U' dls- IOfva. B~ to boCUng. boll one minute, attr ln raisins. s.z.w wann. Malta 8 to 10 IO'Vinp, ·2CUI»~ ------• * ... ------• --· - "We're looking for people to write children's books~' If you ever wanted to write and be published consider this opportunity. by Francis Gemme We need writera. 'There arc over 150 publisbc.rs of boob for childieo and more than 250 magazines. all of which have a need for writen. We know that many people could bdp fill this need for childreo's writ.era if they could only get started. Are you one of those people? Do you have the urge to write and the ambition to wort at it but arc unable to get profeaiooal training? Are you tied to your home or job? Perhaps you lack ooafideoce in your ability? Ha\le you ever read a children's story arid said, .. I can do better than that"? Have you e~ deplored the lack of good ocw litera~ for young readers? Do you lo1'e cbildrc:n? Do yoo want to do something important with your Ute? Do you want the personal sati.1factioo and the rewards that come with writing for children? That '1eJY attitude may be the doe that you can do it, for the desire to write must come Int. Once you learn to use the baic writing tecfmiquea. writina for childml may be easier than you thtnt. Y ou.r penona1 ex- periences, fantadeai penomlity traib, and bobbies all Jeod tbeaJmelWI to good aubjectt. M1ny of. the8e sabjed.a ha~ br:al written aboal-fllaialy llDd limply -and ha Ye been published. y 00 prob- ably haw witbia )"OOl'lelt man7 childmt'a stories that only yoo can wdte. I..and.lic to write ad to .n. Th.is course will train you step.by-step from the writing of the opening sentence through the polishing of a finished manu- script. Yes, you will have completed a manuscript suitable for submisaioo to a publisher when you finish this course. . The wccess of thia coune baa beell demonstrated time and again by people who simply knew in their hearts that they could wri~ in a way that would enrich children's reading experiences. Yosowa m.talldor. Because writing is a very persoq_al .ex- perience, we believe that the teaching of writing must also be personalized. That is wby, in addition to 'writing materials, textboob, instruction, .and assigo.mcnb, you will receive person8J guidance on every le6soo from your own instructor. The instJ'UCtor chosen for you will be a professional writer who will remain with you throughout the ooune. He will show you bow to u.1C your personal feelinp, experiences. imagination, and intcrcata to write for children-in your spare time at home. Prancia Ganme. a Pounder of the Institute of Childml'a literature, It the Praiclent and Publilher of Go/l~ry Boob and former Praidenr of Y OODI Rader'• Pl9I. with your life. When you c:omplcte this eoune, you will be a cra.incd writer with a future. And what a future! The market is enormous. Editors and publishen of children's literature are searching for talented writers. Last year, more than 30 million chil- dren's boob were published, produo- ing total sales of ovcr 170 million dol- lars! And over 250 periodicals for chil- dren with a combined ciroulation of over 60,000,000 were published. Boots and magazine articles for ·children are fre.. quendy adapted for television and for the movies. Jn addition, there arc twenty-six children's book clubs and a rapidly expanding children'• paperback market. Writing is truly satidying only when your work is published~ for writers of children's literature, there have uever been more publisben. wm,.. ...... 1ne .. ..,1 YOU may be a teacher, be taking can: ot a home, or be a c:oncemed grand- parent You may not even belieYe that you have the neceaary t.ctground to become a successful writer. But, as an author, you will be judged solely on your ability to writc--not on your age, sex, education, or previous writing experi- ence. For example, female authors appear on the best sellers list as frequently as do male authors and, in the field of chil- dren 's literature, there arc as many f~ male editors as there arc male editors. Preetat. To find qualified men and women with an aptitude for writing, the Faculty and Consultants of the Institute haw: pe- pared a special Aptitude Test It is of- fered free of charge and will be evalu- ated at oo charge to you by members of ourataff. If you want to be a writer, send in the coupon below for this free test and for a frce brochure which fully dacribcs the Institute, our coune, our faculty, the current publishing mutet for c:hildml'a literature, and your new fueure. If you demonstrate an aptitude foe writ.in& you will be eligible to enron. Of coune, there ianooblipbon.~ ~ f l Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigntte Smoting ls Dangaous to Your Health. By Mary Long When Dorothy Hamm was preparing for the Olymp6c games, she rose at 4:~ A.M .. skated from 5: 15 unttl 9: 15 and returned to her apartment to watx:h the daytime saga AU My Children. Then. she returned to the rink at 12:00, skated unttl 2:00 and came home to watch T~ DinaJa S~ Sltofo. Shit went back to the rink again at 5:00, skated until 7:45, cste dimer and stag- gered to bed by 9:00. That wa.s her x:heduJe six days a week. "On the seventh day," Dorothy says, "l took dance lessons. •• Her coach, Carlo Fasst, an Italian trainer based. ln Denver. says that dw-- ing that time he often saw cs near- hysterical strain In her eyes as she practiced hour after grueling hour Days when energies wen! at their lov.l- est, he and Dorothy would }Ust talk ~ evening practice, and the would go home and sleep soundly until dawn and then 5*art all OW1" again. ''Dorothy has had~ s1rong handicap aJJ these years In that she is negative., •• c.ario Fassl says. ''She had to be pushed and always sUd she ooulckl't wtn ln compeUtton. She was her own worst enemy. Frankly, I didn't th1rM she could do~= for a long while." ' Hon Ls like going to an ex& ~., says Dorothv. ''Your own. I ~In th& drr tslng roam~ Am I P'S to fAll? ~ Ml I doalg ttu? rn newt' do it aga1n. TNM how rruch Urne rve put Into thb and how much other people have had to help m•. With one mistake., It'll all go down lhe drain." During ~ four mlnutH Dorothy sbi.d for a gold madal In Inns---~ bruck. she was suf-- f aq horribly from stage fright Tha nava cidn't show. She bilrcly had made a SU'Ollg landlng from her Jut series of twisting twns when the Aus- trian crowd ra. to their feet, roaring· out recognition f« a champion. They ttv.w roecs and chocolates onto the Ice, and all that remained for the near- ~tacl tk.ter to do waa squint across tha rtnk at th& judges' 9COreboard and mM• ocr1aln the had cllnched a gold l'DldaL Slnoe that day a.st Fcbruery, a ~ .._ ~ for Dorothy HamUL She's ~ • contract with the Jee Capades that thou.Id make her a vay rich young worMn. and she stars In her own TV tpedals. She gets l'IK>'lftc offen- and liat'8n from f*Sple who datm ft owes d1Cm money. She fw hired a busi- ._ ~. an accountllnt, a publlc:- re&auonl ftnn Mid her own best friend, Klrn oanic.. who serves as her private ..cretary and trwcllng compal\lOn. She ~ hM bMr'I raked CNCr the ooela by hi pr-. that ~ adored her ('1t hurts • lot.") llnd has acqull'9d the pcr- f ec:t boyfriend for .a rt.sing ~ st.r-o..n ~·s 2!>year-dd son. Dean ManSi\Jr. Outskie tha door of Dorothy'• hotel HAMILL The pretty superskater of the winter Olympics now finds the glamorous world of show business spinning faster, faster around hei: suite, you can hear two girls talking wl1hin. One says smnething about ~ Lshlng her nat ls. The glTI who answers the door Is much prettier than her pub- licity pk:tures. The ccimera does some justtoe to her radiant snlle and sma.sh- lllg haircut but not to her deep blue eyes or flawless. fresh«:rubbed com- p~ She ts friendly and natwat. lf somewhat nervous, and speaks In haJf- smtenoe.s ln a dt voice that has a little liJt to tl "Make yourself at home-come In, would you like to order something?'' She rushes an:M"d tn blue jeans, loafers and a simple gray sweater, looking for Ktm. Dorothy Hamlll says she's exhausted today, that recently she has not bean able to sleep at night at all '1 love the Ice Capades. but I just can't .sleep after a show." Why ls she still so jittery now that the oompetttkln ls behind her? 'Well, J still want everything to be per- • feet when I go out to skate, especially now that there are aJJ those people who've pa.ki and ccrne to be enter- tained. l want everything to feel ju.st rf~ every night-but. of c:oune, It c:an'L" When Dorothy ts $katlng at her best, her perf onnance ts .t0 seamless and compelllng It gtves meantng to the adage, power perfected becomes grace. ''The secret to skattng," she says almost ln a whlsper, "ls to be powe.rfu~ but not to~ anyone see the effort My leaps and Jt.mps are big-- bigger than any other glrf 5-but I have to make are they're as smooth as pos- .Sble.'' And when Hamill la 80mmJng over the Ice, glJdlng smoothly lnto Jurnpe that become spl.ra1s and turns without • .cont! s hesitation, experts agree no one can match her. Charles Foster, a judge at the U.S. Ownplon- lhlps ln Colorado Springs. put It thJs way: "Dorothy pa'f orms a dtffk:ult pro- gnim, works at high speeds and Inter- prets the muak with f aellng. She ts a bcauUfu1 skater." Says Dorothy, 'You're skating and doing the meet dtfflcult th1ngs. and the ~ ls wtth you. They're cheering and c&.ppfng. You're floating. It's lfke nothing rvc ever felt." Oon>thy points out that ahe ls a per- fecttonist when It comes to skating and that she has been working toward pe:r- fectton for 12 ~ now. Near her home In Connecticut, she once saw a young skater going backwards. That Intrigued the elght~year-old a Jot. She sa1d that was all she wanted to &earn Initially-how to skate backwards. And for her next O\rlstmas, her parents gave thetr daugtrter a $5. 95 patr of skates and watched her stumbt. around the k:e like anyone else.. After a while. •it me.ant so much to me that I started to skate every day," she recalls. lhe Ice rtnk was far from her home, so she got up early to $kate before school One morn1ng. when Dorothy was 12, her mother coukln't drag her- self out of bed to drive her daughter to practice. So Dorothy flipped her t:kates Oler her shoulder and started off on the 10-mlJe hike by herself. When Carol Hamlll woke and set off after her daqlt.er tn the car, she foood Dorothy walking nonchalantly along In the f ree:z- lng 5:00 A.M. coki Her mother has sa1d of Dorothy's Involvement with skating: ·1 just asked her that If she was going to be a skater, she work at It with all her mJsht, and she promised us she would. .. Now that she's turned professional, Dorothy says she Is somewhat more relaxed ln her pe:rsona1 life. She loYes to dance. and she collects jewelry. Dean Martin Jr. gave her the necklace she ls wearing. Dorothy says she hardly gets to see him these days, and that. In fact. he ls In another country, working on hJ.s tennis. But they are going "klnd of steady,'' nevertheles.s. Does Dorothy think she ls going to be a big star? The Idea she mtght be one obviously occurred to her long ago. Ourtng the Olympk:s she told a story about being refused an autograph by one of her idols, Peggy Fleming: '1 remember the time when I was a Uttle girl. and Peggy sort of snubbed me. I went crytng to my mother, and I saki If fever became r~ I wouldn't do that to anyone.." Dorothy Hamill \s somewhere be- tween beJng a very yoong girl, whose ltrnlted Ufe experience has centered around an tee rlnk, and a highly so- ph Is tic a ted career woman. She expertly hired her own manager, but wa.s thrilled at getttng a chance to meet hLs other "star clients." She rouUneJy flies her Japanese hairdresseT across the country to shape her famous hair- a.rt, but she also travels with a ooUec- Uon of stuffed animals. Dorothy carr1es with her every- where a great btg bag stuffed to the brim. "My llfe's tn thls purse. 1 don't know what fd do If I lost It. I need all this stuff, and J always take It with me -traveling. to tha beach. everywhere." lnsfde., are makeup, scarves, eyegla. scs, perfwne, a dancer'• leotard, plua a btg appointment book, heavy with aJJ the dates of her buaness conferences. rchursals, picture-t.ak.ing ea.skJns and tntavlews.. And, hktden somewhere down at the bottom, are a pair of ,.. white and sliver ska1u. ilUI Om I J. 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This season, the Cavaliers are hol>- lng to cop the brMS ring for the second Ume.. 1lumond can no longer pLay a fuJI gmne. but he performs a key role dur- ing hls perlod on the floor and la glwn cndtt for changing Jim Oa.s, who att.rn.ta wtth h.bn. from a moody, ~ rnnra player into a top-wade C91'1tlr •'Nata was the men who made our • tum,•• s.ys Cavalier ~ SIU Atch. 'W• wcr. > 12 when we -=qulr.t htm f rcm O\k:.leo. llnd we started wlnQlng ~ afterwards. He's a quiet a-dcr', but his dw"-=tcr and his he.rt are the lnblngtbla that have made the differ- ence for us. You can't find a better tun.n ~ than him.'' ' ' Tlumond ls one ol only four N.B.A. ~ who hitYC 900nld more thml 14,000 potnts Md have reached the 14,000 rMrk In rebounds. He has beef\ a partlctf*lt In the N.B.A AU-Star game~ tlrna.. IU a~ end a that-blocker, hs' • rated ftsiit Up there wtth .uperatar centers Ilk• WIJt Own- bcrialn and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. llumond' • fearaoma look when he'• on the court and hi. intimidating style W1det the bMkct gtY8 1he lnlPlaaiorl Chat he'• ... anUlodaJ pcreonaJtty, but actually twa one ol the most gr~ ol the N.8.A. stars. tis !Nata flN and autugitlph hw\twa With corlllduatton and rapect eind lhows Int.Tat and eon. c.m f 0t it-. "UW. J*>Ple" who wen In the locker roam and the olflc&. He's been known to drop ln1o the of fa late ln the day and tell the MCTetarles and mall c&crka,. "Yoo're working too hard. P--. go home and get some rat." 11umond, IOfne aay, has emulated Wllt Ownbcrlaln on the basketball cowt. He also has emulated him in h1$ prtvate Ille. ''For five years. l was on a supcr-bechelor trip, buying expensive thtngl. traveling and partytng." he says. ., guas I WU foJJowtng Wilt'• example. Th. major thing I Uke about Wilt Is that hs could afford everything he had. He cbdn't hwe to go &nto hoclc or anythtng like that I abo like nk:e thlngs, but fU get them only If I can afford them." Tiumond .till Uves well, wears the bat clothu and spends a good deal of time In the off-seuon vtsltlng Las Vegas. but he no ~ goa on noD- *'P apendtng .-.: "When you est okkr, you get • dilfcn:nt ,. peiiipectlve." hs cxpl.m.. liWI @bservations ... Cody aubetltul9. The nation 1s facing a ni:tural gas short- age. as everybody probably knONs. For year5. we've been warning that the shortage 1s betng caused by artificialy low wellhead pnces. the result ot federal controls that stifte the 1ncentrve to explore for new supplies. Now. Clyde LaMotte's ~ngtM Energy Memo points ~ the ultimate irony: ooe gas company plans to mpo11 gas from Algeria at a total cost ot $4.57 pe< thousand cubic feet &Jt danestie Jl(odlJCe<s can't charge more than a base rate or $1.42. and usually the ceiling is a lot less than that What's gas really worth? 0 Hot roda. One out of every 100 cars 1n the count')' will be stolen this year-a haul worth about S1 bllhon. But the real cost 1s much higher A stolen auto is 200 times more hkely to be 1n an accident than the average car, and each year accadents mvotvmg stolen cars kill about 600 people and 1n1ure abOut 20.000 What can you do abOut 11? Keep your car locked and in a secure place Thal may sound simple. but remember ft 1sn t only the thieves who dte when stOleo cars crack up ·~A~! WAKE LP, WE'VE GOT 8URL.Ail6! .. 0 Symphony on whMla. Can you guess hOw many radio statlOOS 8fOUnd lhe natt00 play classical music? The answer· more than 750 Knowing where the'f are on YOU< radlO dial can make hie easier on long auto tnps, and n<:JiN the<e's a guide to rell you. Called MUSICs. the booklet covers stallOOS tn the 48 cortinental states. It's available for $3.00, plls 50 cents tor postage and handling, from Mus1ca Pubhshing Company, Box 126618, Edison. New Jersey 06817. A de- vice to tune the inside of your car. so to speak 0 998 day• •nd 7,000 mflea. Those mrnbers tell some- thing of Henry Morton Stanley's 1ncl9d1ble J()Umey. Star11ng 1n 1874, he traveled the le~h of the Congo River to fin 1n many blank spaces on the map ol Africa. His story is the seventh episode ol Ten ~ D.-.d, the "Mobil Showcase" series oo great explorers. Check your local TV listing~ tor the time and station. Stanley's explolts (and many others) are also described 1n a beautiful 336--page book based on the series. 'mu can obtain it by send- ing a check or money order fC>f S14.95, plus applicable state and local taxes, to Ttm Kf>o CMnK/, PO Box 1934, Kansas City. Missouri 64140 etm-~ THE REASONS BEHIND OUR TENNIS TALENT BOOM Jimmy Connors is only the beginning of an onslaught of young, gifted players for the U.S. DICK STOCKTON He ls constantly on the attack, and hls major weapons are his power- ful serve, volley and OYethead smash, whk:h was chosen by Tenn&. ·USA magazine as the best In the game. At ~ 10 Stockton won the first of a record 3> national junjorchampion.ship&. He ls one of the f e.w truly great chlJd prodigies to become a world-<:lass player. (Most bum out by L-. SerdM/USTA the time they reach col- lege.) Because of his record as a '\winner" owr so many years, few players In the world are as good In a ~t match situation; Dick Stockton does not "choke." BRIAN GOTl'fBED He ls another attacker who blks for the oppor-llDtv to take owr the net. Ahhot.9t his sm(e Is not ~ he po.-1 ___,a aipab vollq- a stroke that meka him one ol the wortcra pre--mm doubles pla)iera. Hls solid ground strokes nuike him cffec:ttYc from the baseline as well. Along wl1h Tanner, Gott- fried abo la known for hla composure on the '-._..., A court. •While Nastase throws tantnans," avs Gottfrted,., oonoentrate t::Xclulively on the match and try not to mow any ; emotion that mWrt lndicata I'm up9et or db- c:our.C. To do so woWd enoouraee my ~ ponenl rm &as cxdUng than, say, Nastase, but I get dw best rw:adb thb way.'' Tha most cokJrful man- .. of this ~ both llYa and plays t.enn1s th gelUne flaar. Ten- wnk>n of Joe Na- math la the owner of a $47,000 whl• OOllYel't- lbl• Roll•Royce and ttunks nothqi of sta~ out all nJght dancing (~ no1hb1g but 80ft ch1ka. however). Geru- laltls Is one of tba futat player$ In temls (much ... HMtaM) -la.,. to cowr ct. court bke a By Bdl Colsoo What makes a tennla player great? Some people must haw f~ out the secret bec:ae ... the runber of !JIO'.Sl9o worickJas.s players, particuJarty In the Unlted States, ls unprecedented. This young talent, to be sa.re, Is not solely Amai- can, but no other country has more cat He WU a lat. t)loomer•and didn't win a major puorchaqa6onshipuntU 17. TaaaUmi.g. aztne voted him 1975's most improved player. State Fann Homeownen Agent Ralph Ewrttt than one player amoog the world's top 3>. We have 10. and among this group are slx f ast-rislng players In their mid-20's who c:onsiste.ndy win major tournaments, earn as much as $250,000 a year In pri2e money and haw taken the1r place aklrlg side of the world's top.ranked player, Jbnmy • Connors. as representatives of the lm· ~te future in men's tenn1s. Who are these players who are on their way to beoomlng bousehold names, and what caused their e>draor- dinary appearance on the scene? Their backgrcuwjs are similar In many respects. Since grade school they have battled one an0ther In tourna- ments across the country. For the most part. they are not from wealthy families and ~ the fj1JfDe on local public courts. Each 8'ent thou-sanm of hours hitting thousands of balls~ his chlJdhood and gaw up many of the normal pursu.lts of dill- dren foe tel1n1s. By age 11. most were f amlllar with jet1ag. JMng out of a sultca9e and with vtctory and defeat In national championships. And, fi- nally, all had wll1tng parents who acrtfk:ed an lnnnense amot.dlt of their own time and money watddng and ~ with their boys. The best man to see about your life irsliance may be your car, ~or health agent. Before Gary and Bonny Lepp of . rroy, Michigan, chose a life insurance agent. they shopped around. And then decided they al- ready had the bes 'We've had our home and car insured by State Fann for several years:· says Gaty, "and Ralph Everitt's always done a fine job as our agent. When it came time to look at a long-range life insurance plan. we compared the recommendations of agents representing some other well-known companies. "But Ralph developed a program combining whole life with term insur· ance that we felt best met our financial goals for the future and stayed well within our means~· Bonny feels that RaJph "explained our life insurance in language \.ve could understand, so we knew what we were buying and what it would do for our family. "We just have a great deal of confidence in him, and State Farm, too:· So now. when the Lepps need help with any kind of family insurance - auto, homeovmers, life, or health- they have one agent they can count on. And only one phone number to remember. Why not talk to a State Farm age'1t about a total insurance plan for your family? There's probably one like Ralph Everitt not far from where you are right now. Look him up in the Yellow Pages. Connors ls the only American who had a bet- •record In 1976 than this tenacious 160 pounder. A strea fl!#lter on the court. he depends primarily on his ~ strokes -especially his deceptive two-handed backhand-hit with heavy topspin. A major factor in Dlbb.s' s mete- oric rise has been his development of an all- arcud game. In the Last ~'-. ~ i \. l' I ' ~~---.- few years he ha.s vastly ..---*' A Improved his serve and volley and Ls now able to win tournaments on all court surf aces. Al- ~ Dlbbs's parents provided ~ ment, neJther played tennis; he picked ~ oomp&etely on his own and never ha.s had a lesson from a teaching pro. HAROl.D SOLOMON like DA>bs, his doubles partner and adekk:k. he has a two-banded back- hand and nille:s on wear-_.,.,... - Ing down his oppoaetil with relent.lea groood 5trokes. Unlike Dlbbs, who sometimes becomes visibly dejected when he Is behind, Solomon ls at his best when -he ts - Ing. Former Darvts C'4> Diptaln Dennis Rabtlon ams up Solomon's cam- petittvenes:s: "You know Harold's never going to Ma.laH'.o..a qutt. that to beat him you have to be prepared to stay out~ all day. PsychologfcaUy, that's danoraUzing. Harold's never flnlahed mtU you've won the last potnt." Harold's father was his main coach. In his view, his most trripoa tdlt contribution to Harold's development was In terms of motivation and emphaslxlng stroke technique rather than simply winning. ROSCOE TANNER Tennis' toughest seNe- clocked at 140 mph.- belongs to Tanner. But llke a great I utball pttcher, he knows how to vary his deltYe:ry In order 1X> get in a hl!it percent- age of first serves and to make hls speed more ef- fecttw. Hls recent ~ cess ls LargeJy due to his det.amtnatk>n to firm up hls ground strokes. Whereas Dlbbs and Solo- mon had to &earn to play on fast surf aces wt.er.. '--Sel'CllMlll " the serve and volley are most effec:tMt, TaMer now ls adept on &low aufaca whens patience and a sound baseline guns are the main l'(JqUlre- ments. His father has strong fee~s on th. aib- ject of ralsU>g a future tennia atar: ''Ceasing to be a t&nnls parent was perhlps mv biggelt con- trtbutkln to his career. Sbt months afta-l •topped running his 1leMls IJfe, he tt.aMd ,. beating people he never had before." liU.I f~llY WIEl(l Y, ~ ao, '911 e 11 !!om the Wild Plains of the Gauchos! TRAIN YOUR EYE FOR TENNIS ON TV The more you know about tennis, the better it is to play and to watch. So get free lessons by watching the stars. By Julie HeJdmen The more you know about the way the tennis pros play, the more fun you'll have watching them on TV. For In- stance, when you watch Ou1s Evert playing. you may think that she's not hit- ting very hard, but U' s not true. The TV screen makes all pros look like they're hitting softly. Many people think Ou1s ls just trying to keep the ball In play and avoiding making mistakes. Wrong again. She cJ'W\Ches forehands and backhands with an overwhelming com- bination of power and accuracy and barrages her opponents with either un- touchable or only weakly returnable shots. How does a Sf/" 12C).pound woman do this? The key Ls In her early preparation. The moment the ball leaves her opponent's racket, she turns her side to the net and brings her racket back as she Is running to the ball. The only other player to display such per- fect preparation Is her ex-fLance, Jl.nny Connors. Watch how he gets ready early and then catapults his whole body for- ward at the ball Did you ever wonder how the stars always manage to end up In the right place on the court? Chris Evert does because of her uncanny antlclpation. Some of her opponents say she knows ' where they wlll hit the baJJ just before they do. On an Instant replay, focus on Chris when her opponent ls at the net, and watch her make an earfy move. In addition, the stars reach more shots than regular players because they try for more. Evayone can become faster by maklng that extra effort. Women pros always have been popu- lar with spectators beca••w their points are Jong and Interesting; they don't have the power to end the points quk:kly. Men pros also have decided that long Intricate rallies make better TV, which Is why they've switched their major competitions to the slow courts that absorb thelr power. As your tennls- watchlng becomes more sophisticated, you wlll find pleasure In dbcover1ng tacUcs and patterns In these rallies. Here'• • Ust of one or two things to look for when watching the stars pJay. ......, C-.. Disregard all his twitches with his strings and hla shlrt and watch how, as the ultimat•modem player, ha turns evert def enslve situ. tiona Into attack. JuJW Heltlman htu beotcn euoy lop- ronkd &00man playa in Ila. world aNt M..bffn ranUtl 01 ~It cu No.Zin tla. U.S. Md No. 6 in IM world. Sia. u a ~ ~,. on NBC t«nni. k~ and U11ita replarly /Of' 8"9n- .._ and World Tenn.la 1't0f0Zine. It • 'AMll Y WD'JCL Y, ,..,_,, 201 1177 a.t. &at. Watch how she attacks the net when It ls t.actieaJJy correct and how she tries to hide her nerves. but lets hints of them aarface In the shake of her head, the ~ of her walk. Anis AIM. H1$ backhand ls mag- nificent. but he runs a Uttle awkwardly. Notloe how others try to exploit that. Also note how he has trouble with low forehand volleys when he does not bend his knees enough. VlrgWa W..._ She's one of tennis' most graceful players, but watch her changes of te:rnpe.rament She used to mlss one shot and b&ow for the match. Now she Just blows for a game. MartlM Nirt& .... L She loves to hit on the run and Ls faster naw that she has lost 25 J>Cl'mds. Biia Ma Kile-She's great be- cause of her drtvtng aggre5Sk>n and the fact that she bends her knees more than any other player. Bjon 8cq. He never-gets tired be- cause he has an Incredibly slow beating heart (3.5-40 beats per minute). But don't think he ~·t get angry. He just hides It well under that unfllnchmg Swedish mask he wears on his face. &ow Go ala..., She lopes about the oourt I.Ike an adorable .mnaJ at play and ls spectacular on her back- hand side,· sometimes PuJUng off back- hand volleys from her toa and frcm behind her back. Cd HIO q..., Strong u an Ar- gentlnnn bul~ he Is comfortable pan- meUlng topspin growid stroka but la trying to change his game to feel more at ease at net. ... ~ He darts around the ~ relying more on hla great speed and deUcacy with hls ,. r.cquet than on power. ~ --·~t:":---=-~J"'"ft'""T-ftYr-"--r '"' -----~ .. ,.- Warning : The Surgeon Gen81111 Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Yow Health. -----·-.. --· ---___. ..... ~ The Hardiest Apricot Eve~ Developed! • •'"OW U.O IN WIHTll fXTUMIS RAHGI flOM '° -· DROUGHT HalOOS TO 115" f. 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L Participation ln athletk: pursuits pro- vides clue:s to a person's c:haracter. !.. For the awnige col&ege ath~. ex- celling at sports asswnes so much greater importance than the pursuit of romance that he has bttle time for girls. 1 Outstanding female athletes have shared penonallty characterlstk:$. 4. When It comes to fac:tng life. athletes tend to be self-oon.fldent and certain of achieving their objec:Uves. S. Whether or not one prefers danger- ous lpOl1$ Is likely to depend on being the rtrstbom or a ycuiger sibling. 6. A good athlete needs more than ability; c:ertalo pe:nonallty character- 1.stk:s an sidetrack him no matter how great his taJcnt. ANSWERS L Trw. A team ol Cornell ~ty .odologbts tMdc a study ol a ~ a.nr.ttvc ....-ol athlda partidp.t- ~ In foo4t*I, basketbaU, swlrnmlng and a oomblnMlon of c:roa.<OUntry and trade.. AJI .A>jects werc gtYcn a st.an- ~ ~ty test. Results tncn- cata that atha.ta are harder workers md hld.r ac:hlev.n .cl ... Signifi- cantly more conscientious, tough- mmded. practk:aJ m1Cl oomavatl\le Chm nona1hlda. t. PalM. Studies ol the Bfatyla of rmle ClOl.lege atudats. ~ by • tarn of ~at Ut..h's Weber Slate C.OIJege. thaw thlit strtvqi to ex- cel at tipOr1s In no way elms Interest In rom.ncc. The lnvatlgaiton concluded that xho&ars -.a .. 1o focus on wllda. ~ dmta focus en gb'1a. whtdlmllV av~ f« the orientedon. moti- vation md llfmyla of each. .. S. Trw. A Bonan UWerslty study ol the ~ m1Cl life td:sb N:s ol f.-nale athlaes who competed In the ~ thoaied that the women -...S tt.. chM.,...lstlci: .. AD kmw wly ID life that dMY wanted to beclou• somebody, and each possessed a drive to excel and a strong self-concept Their personality profiles showed a v.oel.J.Oalanced a.irve, lndkating stablllty and lack of oonfllct. ... " 4. Tr~-A Florida State Un.lvenity study of the seif<OOIOept and general outlook of athletes cites findings show- ing that "the confidence a.n lndlvk:Jual has In hls body relates to the confi- dence with which he faces the world. ... And the experience of being chal- lenged to the limits of one's physical capactHes resuhs In Increased feelings of self-worth and competence." But studies also have shown that despite their Interest ln girls, athletes tend' to be shy and somewhat seJf-conscJous.. S. True. In a State University of New York study, firstborn students and those with older siblings "were com- pared as to their preference f<l' partk:.i- pation In such hazardous sports as judo, football. &acrosse. sky-dJvtng. ski-jwnp- ~ and motorcycle racing." Andlngs: Aa slborns were more IJkely to avoid dangerous sports than later horns. 6. True. Investigators at California's Sen Jose State College conducted a study In sports psychology over an d!j\t-year period. In which 15,<XX> ath- lda wae tested The athletes "<X>Y- ered a wick spectrum. tncJudlng the oon-man athlete, the suooess-phobtc athlete, the Injury-prone athlete and the depression-prone athlete." The.9e probk?m athletes "displayed severe emotional reactions to stress," which dbntnlshed their paf onnanoa In oom- pcUtion.. Acc:ordlng to the study, ath- .._ who acel tn lpOr'tll oompetttlon have a grat need for addeYement but Mt rabstlc goals for thamdva met are ~ organ1ud. orderly, respect- ful of authority met hew domln.-tt per- 9Dnabties. They haw a &.-gc cap9dty for trust. sdf<antrd and ~I cncbanoe. Tbev mo have ,. tow levels of emdcty. Ill.I GIASS SEID WIU. tmva GIOW A I.AWN Lid TlllSI SAVI Wini OUI SPICIAI. 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Du ---- 8 BankAmertcn O M•ter Ch.,ge ~EJCPNU BANK NUMBER---- CNdlt card#------------------------------------------------Name--~-----------------------------*---------------Addreaa.__ ________ ~:::sc;:~-------------------------A~. #------ Clty _______________________________ ...-&afe·~---------~~P------ c... ...._..,._. ... ...,.tr. ................. ..,._wt."'.._.._, r..-.. °"""' ...,,. ............................ --- HOW TO COMPLAIN-AND GET RESULTS Although these Federal ogencles are head- quartered ln Washlngton. D.C., most of them haw regional offlca dotted ~ the U.S. To find out exactly where to 1od9e a specifk: complaint, call the Federal Informa- tion Center. Its number ls listed wder "U.S. Government" In the phone book. There are such centers In 36 major cltla with toU-f "'8 tie-lines to nearby smaller towns. The Carter will direct your complaint to the appropriate If you follow these guidelines, you'll not only avoid the frustration of tJying to get satisfaction, · C 1 1 a er Pro9d s.fcty Cow ' 're. Make oornplaints to It about unsafe or poten- tially dangerou.5 products. you11 save time and money, too. You get an electrk bill that seems far too high. But by the time you've spent a coupJe of frustrating hours trylng to get the figures checked and being told that "the computer doesn't make mlstakes, '' you decide to gtve up. Or the Interest charges on your bank credit card are too high. Or the repaJrman does a poor job on the tekMsk>n and won't come back without rebiUlng you. 1be average famlly may lose as much as .w:ral h&mdred dollars a year by not knowing how to make-and follow ~ on-- effective complaints f oc poor sezvloe, mls- rep eseuted puTChaxs or outright billing cnors. Here are some suggestions: L CoUect aU the relevant facts and speU them out calmly, rationally and politely. I. U you ~ making the complaint by phone, f Ind out the name of the person you' re talking to ., you can reach the same pef$C1n the next time you e&U. S. If you write a letter of complaJnt, find out the name of the person to whom you should dlrect ll Libraries usually have business dtrectories that llst company executtves. 4. &dose all relevant receipts, sales 5lips and other docl.rnents with your \etter, WI iio ........... + Instad. make clear copies of all peper'S and •ttach them. 5. U ~lie efforts on your part do not produce results. try the CX>nSl.ner reporteJ s or edHors at your local newspaper, radio or lV stadons. Many haw ''actton lines'' whJc:h try to str~ out constrner problems. 6. Hmdred6 of commtmlties have "con- ..-na affairs'' dcpertments a1 city hall or In ~ branc:ha. If the complaint lnYolws a local businessman, Better 8us.lness 8urca&s c.-t be hdpful. Problems with n.Uonal cotpoiatlons or manufacturers may be merred to the national CouncU of Better ~ &.naus (1150 17th St., N.W., Washington. D.C. 20036). 7. When a complaJnt involves apparent fraud or WMrthlcaJ pr~ notlfy the &ocal off\ce of the st.te'a Attiom.y General. I. The Fcda-al Gowmment has established • ntnbeT of offkles that will do.I with specific eomplalnt.s. For example: a.I A.1 wlla _..., It handles about 16.000 eltlJne QOmPlalnts • .,...,.. ~ lost luggage. unhoc10Ced raeJVatk>ns, etc. ilaatl• C C9 C 't 1 IL This group dAls with complaints about Interstate ahlppera of ~Id goods. F-.naT,...Ce-I .... ThaF.T.C.acts on problems r.t.ted to any product or 9m.llce .eokl In Interstate oommerce. 'MlllL'I' WIUU.Y, ~IO, 1t77 e tt Office el Co V Alf-.. The people here will pass on almost any kind of legttlmate complaint to the company oc GoYemme:nt agency involved. Federal agency. -Nol = l.Altli1ma Bener-than-a-Die1·· Lei a medical psychologist show you how lo eat less and love ii. , Wli74lo tt~ ol 11111 °'.._1 wcfl'd-._ .._ bl'f T RB TaOUSLE. with MOit ordinary weicht-loa dieta ia they deny you the foods you most e.ojoy. When you go off your diet, you naturally co bade to your old eatina habits-the eat- ing habits that probably made you pin weight in the first place. Dr. Schift'man developed her unique weight-Joa program workioa with thou- aandl of overweiaht people. molt of whom had tried, and failed, to lose weight pmna.oentJy on various diets. HOWJWalllmo.-e~dlila ..... ,.. ... Dr.ScHPw='• ....... .... 'Ille .. WllY .............. _. bef M•lltodmiier.-~ ... UMD, Dr. Scbi.ffman Ccacbes her methods for weiahHoss pually, in eiJbt weekly 1a1ions. Her clients were so cotbusiu- tic about her pcnonally IUpuviled tech- niques, they utcd if there wu a way they could pnctic:e them at home. So Dr . Schiffman Md bet methods r«corhd. NewDr.S 't '•I n••rr. sr-f•.. 1M Wtiipt LCles .. .. ' Hr • a 1111..,.., .. ~ cw ta,. atMtte for ... I• 7o•r ....... Included with your record or caadte is a preapottioocd plate dedaned by Dr. Schift'man u a coovcujent aid to help you take the peawoit out ol bow much· food to ICIYe youndf. Allq ln- duded is a handbook with 1Upplemen- taty technique. to belp you cha.nae your catina babita and tctuaUy ~Joy eatinc &. ... a Ult of rewuda otbar people have ,iven tbcmldvca eacb tJme they chaqe an old eadq habit •.• a cbectJist al. the riabt kinds ol food to eat fot • lifetime of well-balanced mea1I. recomr mended by nutritloftltta for aood Maltb. You can bcocftt from Dr. Scbift'rna.a'a .-om limply by U..enina and follow- Joa the atep-by.-ep ditectico• oo the re- oonfina. Tbo voice you bear will Jmtruct. Dr. s-Scltl6-. M ,OJ.col l'qcltol.o6fn Ill D11b u,,n,,,uy, AiftfJall Cnit•. lanl llow to ••• • llelax youndf from the day- to-day tensions tbt so often cause people to overeat •Get more pleasure from food .•. so mudt more pleasure from each bite that you don't crave u much food. • A.-:rt youndf when people make untind remarks about your •ciahl And watch your aelf-coo- fidence aoarl • Tum down fattening foods io • way that makes you fed food about younelf. • Oive yoonelf pleasurable re- wards each time you cbao&e a bad eating habit. • Daeosltize younelf to the •iaht. IOUDd and smell of food ... tbe key to railtina temptatioo. pide and encoura,e you in a way oo priotcd did, no book or mapzine arUcle cu. Al you lilteo, you will learn the ame mctbodt Dr. Schiffman U1Ca pu- eonally with her clicot.-- -1lmp'4 1d pow~flll b«luwlor modl(i- c.tlon tfcluak/11u thllt can Ut0bl1 you to lou wel11tJ llNI u11 it 06--ancc tllUl /MlllJ/ ....,.., • Did"' ••• It •• wWe _. (dllaf) Welltyte. Just ima,aioe learoioi bow to eat less wltlw111 feeliocdeprivcd. No more rigid. tasteless diet meow! No more counting calorie1 or weighi.oc port.ions of food! Say goodbye to fad diets, dangerOUI dtup and pills OW make you nervous. Learn how to chaA&e your eatin1 bN>its and lote weight eatinJ three full mc:als a day-they•re a .. must .. io Dr. SchjJl- man'a Program. Mell die coapom w.,. Ya.r _.. f1ICdoe .. aarateed. Before you try any weiJbt-losa program. we su11e1t you comult your doctor. We believe your doctor will agree that Dr . Sctillfman's Program is a far more sen- sible approach to loaina weight than any fad diell, pW. OI' pdgm. r-,::=:--. ~Dkr tt-:- oaty •1495 ... ~ pl .. 50C~ ~~~~.,,~· and ba.odl' -----~--......... ~~'T""4 0 M1 c:i.ct or ~ order (peJable lO Bctier-thao+Diet) "CDCJbed. 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If you a.'def 2 pain or men 9l • 8on"Y. no C.O.D.·•· the -time, all you PIY la 12&-• Prompt ,.fund If not delighted. maximum potblge. W• P1Y ttle eddltlonlll ponige. ----------------ORDD,Ollll----------------.....,,~to: SOFWEAR SHOES • 1111 San Jlldnto • o.,t. FD-1 • Houaton. Teua 77002 crt--Pl1nt) NAM[~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ADl>ftEU~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ cm ITAn: ... l'ttlC£ I Add 11.25 per ,.ir. ~· U.00 MaXlmum.----- TO?AL t . . . • . l . ~ I . .; -... .. ~ J • •• -• ------- WaeVou..- For1'1teWIOll8 ....,_? At least four of every five people are In the wrong jobs, says a 1~ study by the Marketing Survey and Research _Corporation.. The study of 350,<XX> ~ Pie shows that the five job criteria most COliWMJn}y used-youth. educatioo, ex- perience. sex and race-••are com- pletely bTelevant In predkting how well a job applkant will do In a job," says Dr. Herbert M. Gree11berg. president of Marketing Research.. 'What counts are the dynamics wtthin a ta.man being that either make him or her appropriate or not appc op late for a partk:u1ar job. The myth that ~ people would have more drive, more energy, would be more open or have more growth potential $Imply does not hokt up," he sa\IS. And women perform "as well as men even In those Industries that have .J5> unttl now been considered male ~such a.s autamotive, data proc- essing. stock brokerage and chemlca1- ~ ·· I 1VS.u ce: Ooeed Omllt Crime f'1ebla The nation's first oontlnuous outdoor televtslon~system-<:apable of pldc~ l4> Images 600 feet away and tnlnsmitttng them to a monitoring screen In police hudquartcn-was Installed ftw years~ In Mount Ver- non. N. Y. PoUoe and law..nforceme.nt offidM were..-. at the time they Md made a tec:h11ologkal break~ In the batUe ~ urtNn crime. Now, they're not an at all Both polk:c and bustne:sRnen In the oomnu\lty oontend earner.. break down const.a1tly and are -.1rwt.qu•t• aibstttute for the cop on the beat And the amens cao- not focus on alleys md rw ••b •1Ce3 -precbeJy the spots of most burgSary c:nb•llCD. For the first 10 week.a the tnstallatlon ol the amcr111 dkl cnate a slwp drop In the ar• crtme rate. But slnoe .._. tin-. the cr1me rate has auiblllnd, And no fwther arrests have bee\ c:redtted to the surw:illancs sys. tan. How.vc, many stW claim the devtce Is vahablll. The New York State Crtme Control PllalJng Comrnbllon aAY$ the ~ has ''atrcmeJy hl!it potmtW' but n.JSt be fd>bctzed to be WfectM-__.,.... p t = ,.,. #ft ... lljl If "4faz11w "' ,, , ... rue liloftoft ,.,.. e e .,....._......., hll'toll M. ......, n s e .... loG1l DeGwlltO • a ,A»Q.Y M:DQ.Y, ,...._.,a, 1'17 June Soper ran Into a little trouble with the phone company when she said she wanted a line Installed-ht her tepee. "That poor guy just sat out there ln the service truck and stared,.. said Mrs. Soper. "That's a tepee!" he kept say- ing. And I sa.id, "You're right. and I want a t.ele:phoiM?:..'' Her tepee ls set up at the back of an amusement park on the outskirts of Traverse City, Mich. 'TU never Uve in a house again," she said ''Yoo can't Improve on the design of a tepee." The owner of the pari< allows her to string a line to the tepee for electricity and to use the pari< out- houses. The heat Is provtded by a small eJectrlc: heater. Mrs. Soper, who Ls In II There Aay Such thing AaAGiftOf Pr~? It appears there's no difference be- tween prof essionaJ psychics and just pLaln folks when It oome.s to making correct predlcttons. Or. Gary Ane, a aociologtst at the University of Minne- sota. got 10 Harvard Wldergraduates beck In 1973 \o say just what they thought was In store for us. and he re- cently reviewed their predictions against those that had been made by the blg-ttme seers. Tums out the col- lege kids' forecasts have proved to be more accurate. ~ Dr. Ane believes the professional fortimeteUe:r does serve a useful purpose In 90Clety. People have a desire to reduce the un- oertatnty In their Uva. he explains, and a psychic, by making the future seem more predictablf, Mlps to keep every· one's anxlety ~I a llttle lower. IN111E WORLD •.• her early forties, moved Into her tepee four months ago out of necesslty-'1 couldn't afforo rent" She stores her food, mostly potatoes and onions, In Styrofoam containers to keep It from freezing. A small bed folds out from the wall. The Interior is decorated with feathers and beadwork. The Rev- erend Jim Gardner, a Cathobc priest who mlnlsters to the Indians in the settJement of Pe:shawbestoWn near Traverse Oty, said of Mrs. Soper: "Whenever an Indian kid ls In trouble, she ls right there to give support. If It weren't for her, I don't think there would be as much jusHoo for lndlans here as there ls.'' Bab, 8laa; Uaapected Tune For New Panata Sometimes the parents who look as though they'd make the best parents are the saddest after thelr baby Is born. They come down with the notorious "baby blues," a condition 5lkl to strike many mothers and some fathers, al- though how blue one gets and how long the melancholy lasts vary a great dql. What causes the problem ls not~ for certain. ls there any way to shake It? Dr. Tibor Farkas. a raearch psy- chlatnst at Columbia lJnivenity, says that If we realize the sadnaS ls tempo- rary, It wlJJ heJp UL And al~ de- pressk>n ls often said to be remedJed by ''getting out and having a good tlma," that la not Dr. Farkas' pracrtp- tJon.. Whal someone feels ''even allflrtJy depra.ted, •• he says. ''the worst thing ls to go out wt1h cheerful people; you will only feel worse." It would be bet- ter, he belleva, to b'y to dbntn1sh un- M091AJY strw In your own house and to alJow yourself the right to be SMlan- c:holy. QlllmT.U. A recent legal opln)on has It that a -.., --.......... lier wMea -M -.+«1• • lier cW'• Wl1ll cellftr:ak along with the father's name. 1be same Ls true regarding regJstratlon of births . . . n. .. ,. for generatiOns the engineer's third arm. ..._ s--Ck .., .,, ... e..ar ...... says Uni- versity of Kentucky c:tvtH!:ngtneer professor John Dearinger: It's aU a part of a cak:ula~ attadc by the hand-heJd calculator, whk:h has be- come sina.aJtaneous1 more sophl.sti- cated and less expensive ... l..awyer Mehta Bell. who's won more than $100 mUIJon ln dvtJ damages during h1s stormy courtroom career and who ls most noted for his defense of Jack Ruby, the man millions of TV viewers saw kill Lee Harvey Oswald, .. ,. Illa ... t •al-Mc laeo• learned ln ~ years of practice Is: "Showing the jury0what happened ls better than only telling them. Jurors learn through all their senses. and If you can tell them and show them. too, let thein see and feel and even taste or smell the evidence, then you will reach them.'' ... Fn8 Lm9•1., a f anner In California's Sacr.vr.ei1to Valley, la n1n1i19 dis- .,._ Y cu giaessed It-a <:f'OU be- tween a chk::ken and a turi<ey. DATE: Washington's birthday ls y...,_ ..,. ANNIVERSARY: John Glenn became the first U.S. astronaut to orbtt the earth 15 years ago s-..,. BIRTHDAYS (all Places): Svt., Sid- ney Poitier 50; Sandy Duncan 31: Nancy Wilson 40; Gloria VanderbUt 50; Buffy Sainte-Mane 3.5; Phil Esposito 3.5; Robert Altman 52. ~ Jordan 41; Rk:hard Seymer 38; Sam Peckinpah 52; Tricia Nixon Cox 3>. T•u••• Robert Young 70; John Mills 69; Sen. Edward Kennedy 45. W1 Irr• ~ettt Fonda 38; WllUam L Shirer 73; Elston Howard 46. ~ Joanie Sommers 36. FrlUy--GeoTge Han1son 34; Diane Baker 39; Jtm Backus 64; Tom c.ourtney 4(); John L McCJellan 81. ~y Cash 45; Jackie Gleasan 61; Tony Randal) 53. 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Beach -147 .. 111 SUllDAY, ftlltlMY 211 IHI e ((jJ) ())) CJ) CW.,. ff till S.. e DWlll"'*-' Jt:JI. (II ICM ....... lndil111 vs. l'wdllf l•AS • ((jJ) ())) CJ) • ...._.. las Aft&tles vs. Wash"'llon ~-9" ...... ~ CJ)) ID Tiit ~ Tiit Mtn's Finals flom Rotunda, .. • (<UI ())) CJ) .. ....._ Boston vs. Golden State 2:JO • (QI ()))a Cill9 ~ ..... °'1111 Cllf Ll¥t CO\ltflCt al finll-=y ill tlli$ teunlaaMnt froln llM lliooerl Coullry Club 111 l'lcific r.tl 1:9 e llllf s.ta s,.ill los Aliteta Women's PloltSSIOllll Tt11111s TOW'lllllleftt blril E111t"' llrill lllwltlM la ..... , .... f"9 .. LA. $flftl -.. 4:0l e (9 ())) 8 UC-a QH,11 II• WI bdlla Cov1r111 ol the Daytona '500' Stocll Cal bee lrom l>tytonl Bach, Fii. ~. (9 ())) ........... "s.ts llDOAY, FtDUAl'f tl ... G R '-ff tlie ._. Alllftta falcons n. Moobeal C.naditns WEDIEDAY, FtmAIY Z3 l:Ol e Ullln ....... laktrS n. Ottroil • FllOAY, FtllUMY H tJt • Dllllll' s,.dll "New Faces ol 1977" • SltuaY, ftmMY 11 11:11e a <D aa • -.nc. ..._ r...i. r.......-Stm1·fi1111 rOlllld ldioll 111 lllis S200,000 IOWlllmtnl lrOlll lht MIUllM Hits c.rtry Club "' "'" Sorill&s. c.t • • "' .... Jollllny Rvtllttford hocts l:JD·~'tfit.I • .,... s,.b hW S:lO e (QI())) 8 Prt ...... T• Tiit 1100,000 Millet Hi&ll lfft Open frOlll tllt Celtbrity lines hi M1tw1uk"' Wac. 4:11 e (<Ul ())) CJ) ~ 4illlm """-Y 0,. W a.it A111I· ra.ncf plly from llMITllJ Golf & Qiaotry Club in llodtt1liU, Fii e D G llCM ......_. USC vs. Stanford. HI 9 &:.:) CIS s.ts S,...., ~-CZICJ)) ~ .. llrWffs,.ts lt:OI e ~ California at UCLA. THIS WE£I 011 CIWHlll 50 KOCE·lV ORANGE COUNTY TWYISIOI ·. ~· THE BIG DIFFERENCE IN SECOND I RUST DEED LOANS ON ANY ·. REAL ESTATE: 173-213 12.883 0Tl4ER'S REllABU'i .&NNUAL Pfl!aNf~ llAU-9 YllS. f TH<:Ai ANNUAL POICI N r A Cl I An-ltoS YllS Not all Mcond trual deed loan• co.t the same. That'a why the Federal Govcmrqenl haa given you a 1imple way of comparing the annual coat of any loen ... the Annual Percentage Rate. The lower this rate, the lower your •nnual co.I. Moat other companic• uk you to pay Annual Percentage Ratu from 1n. to 21%. That'• because they charge you 10% Interest, a maximum cornmi..- lion •nd gtve you a ahort time to repay. Not ua. Through Reliable your interest r•te ia lower (9%), the commission is lower, and you s•t more time - 8 years -to fully repay your loein, including prin· cipal and interett. There •re no balloon payment•. We offer you an Annual Perc4ntage Rate of 12~. Check •round. We believe it'a the beat rate avail· able ... and it'• available to everyone. The figure• look like tht.. For every $1,000 you borrow you pay only $14.66 a month for 96 rnontha. The total of payment• i. $1.407.36. We a1ao offer ahorter term loan• at the aame lnt•N•t rate and commiuion, but with proportlonatdy higher Annual Percentage Rates. Naturally, you can pay off your loan at any time by pre-paying interest on the balance in accordance with atate law. You may borrow from $2,000 to $50,000 on a fint or second tru.t deed toen -on any real utate any· where in California. On the average, you11 have your loan in 10 worldng daya. No ginvnicka. No double-talk. We ·juat think it'• good buah11eM to give you the fact• ... and more money for your mone)I. I 9[lRELIABLE ll MORTGAGE CORPORATION n..tlhre1c.-1r1Unts27ym ......... ~ <>re-. Co: 2295 W Ball Rd .. Anaheim (TU) ~6541 .... ~:32n No. VmnocW (DS) ~2515 IF v.o..is 18455 Bwt>ank Blvd ,Tarze,na (111)-·l:Dt Direct lbU·hN ....... P ... 4 , San Gabriel V&lley (2131442. 6668 Soulh Bay· l.<?"9 &ach (2131644·2272 Vantura County (805) 497 3733 TV WEEK. FIEllAOAAY 20. 1en ~~ ., C I. a 5 F. • II P •i --~ 'THE OL' ONE-lWO' Ptrllaps their Christmu t¥d tells the Barney Miller story best. Inside 1s a S1m,it snapshot of the wt of rqullrs with the t11end, "from Th~ 01' One-Two." No fuftfler 1xplln1tion 1s necessary, as viewers around the 11ation 1l1ve come to know th1t the "One-Two" is the mythteal New York City prtclnct house overseen by CaptJHI Birney M~ler (H1l l.Jnden), poput1ted ~ a melln1e of 1enuint and humOfous detectives (Abt Vfrocb, Mn Gait, Jeck Soo and Ron Gless~ 1nd v1S1ted each week by solM of tht Q.lOSt oddb1ll "cnm1nals" ever to 1JKe a bookin1 sheet. And. behind ttlt sunes. co-crutor and executive producer Danny Arnold and his team of writers end d1rectk1 ire on the job wven d.yi a week assurin& the style ind h11h quelity thlt hm made Barney consistently one of the top-r1ted shqws on television. When Barney Miller (oriainally titled "The life and Times of Capt1in 8amtY Miller") fim went Ott the air '* a mid-season replacement two years aeo. it was considered •''sleeper." Althou&h it was, in one se!ISt, a "police series," it had virtually no m. no violence, no sctetchin&·tire slren·blarin1 hi&h speed chlses, not even • slnate shoot.out with tha bad 1uys. Plus, 111 the action took place within the confines of a sin1le st11e set, ind one that could only charitably be described as "crummy." Actiially, the set desicn was lntention1I, as ue m0$l of the 0$tenslbty minor details which, when combined, hive made the series such • success. Ourin1 1 recent t1pin1. in f1ct, 1 new ma1nt1n1nce man 1SS11ned to the show took 1dvantq1 of a five minute bmk to start swHpin1 up some of the ti&•rette butts litterin1 the floor of the set. Whit he aot for hes dill11nce was 1 severe chew1n1 out. The butt$, like Mf)thin.& else on Berney had betn ptteed the11 on purpose to enhance the seedy ambienct of a rufl'down st•llonhouse. Atcordin1 to executive producer Arnold, the senes was on1in1Uy conceived as a "satiriCll version of Oettcl1ve Story. On11nally, we hadn't planned an ethnic cut, but JICk Soo (Y1m1n1) and I are 1re1t friends, so I 11Std him, althou&h I hadn't pllnned a Japanm detective." - In addltion to the 1f0ftmentioned Orientll cop, Barney currently spom 1 bleck (Herrls, pllyed by Ron GllSs), an a&in1 Jewish detective with htmorrlloids and 1 lovin1. if nau111L wl~. and a Pole (Wojtllowlet portrayed by Mu Gail). Ytt duolt• the obviou1 1thniclty of the cast, th• Birney Mlll1r tctlpta DMr dip into 1111 easy yocb of etllnlc humor. The closest the show has come to th• 11ce pp occurred when on 1 recent episode, Wojehowlcz asked Yem1n1 why h• w11 squfntln1. Without movina • facilf muscle, Jack Soo dt1dp1nned "That'• not 1 SQuint. .. this Is • squint." · In truth, Berney Miller, 1lthou1~ 1 comedy, rerely uses what could be considered to be jokes. The humor on the shows, Danny Arnold feels, "derives from reality, and, the more real the situations we can create, the mOfe humor we Cln lllnsmit." With 1111 tum of the year, Barney moved from the "family hour" to its new 9PM TbllTSdly time-slot, &ivlna It lddtd latitude to treat more "adult" ttlemu. But, even at Its earlier hour, the series has not been reluctlnt to coma to &fips with bomosuuality, drv1 use, pr0$titution and suicide, to name only a few controvtrSiaJ subjects. Yftllt shines throu(h the dlarlCt•rizahons on B1mey Miller is 1 tr111 devotion to duty ind a compusit11 tor and underit1ndin1 of the flotuJn ind jetsam of tht WOl1d that p1$S throup the portals of a bi& City police Slltion. Tbe plots Sl'l\ICk of the rul world, the players intefllet with an unique cllemistTy, and tv" tht lowllut croo._ has a tllret·dimen· sionality rart for taw-1nd-ord11 oritnttd t•l~isioa prorr1ms. The setlu fits btt.ome '° sucasdal tlll!t_lt !\as 1lr"dy inspired its own spln~ff. fdll, ltlrtjqC AN"s* u uit ltud of household for 1 New Yen h)' Homt tor ~ yo11npt.,.. • If fist! dOa es welt hi ~ 11tlnp u BtfntJ, Abe wiU In all wob•bflrty "retif~. from ttie police foru. If not, ht will continue on es a detective. Come whit m1y, it's 1 ufe bet that Hat l.lndtn and his cast of cops wlll continue ofterin1 warmth and mll1h for the fofleuble future on ABC. 1u11er.1 __ ._· .. '" • •pu.181i1 , 1111 .. ,19i1181 1118 i .. ier1e1n nl8u1,,. Iii_'''' · . -· .11rg1,8i_: .Jn•• i8lffifl'i'18 !l'I re•itJ8 ii11 'ff'li'fi!~ r11•1••, ... i ~m18 .d,_;,r:~_PiJf! !§ n,•11a,. 1iff!l!8 :-1· n' ~f 11, '1"s·· f ~ ~ ii Ii : =.;8~ •rir; "r.,.,"" I. ,11,1 •• t!_·~~\·~r_ I~ I I, r ~ . r I ~ -. , i . ..· I r .... , r • '' f ~ '. ~· f". .!... ' i · ' • .. , I ... t . .. J~~~ i·,;.,._-( ;r;. .-·.. · · · _ 1. r · f' . 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Not Reedy tor Pl'ime rime "'""" "' reacly 'for primetimt 1.lld for Mlrd1-Clls NII tM $how I* to New Oltuns. ....... c..i.c ())!.-,IMC....., • coo fllStS1 Cttam * ll£$Un£CT1D? IY L WUlllllAllDVldlll Of Ca•••llt ,.,... • ... .. tllt lllrtJra .c.. ... 1'0100 a (aJ) CJ)) (j) DIMcdllt When lie ltb llis hurt Instead al ltls lleed rule his ldions-by IPllOtft!Mc llim- Mll bodypn to •lld old n11111 m1rktd lor dUth by mobsten - Delvecchio takes th lirst step toward diSlslff In Pitt I of a two-part story. Tricia O'Neil pests. __ ,,....., • ... , .. hltr'llll ._.. .... ..... . .....,, ... ... et.c.r..sa... -10:30-• ..., s.pt .. •Dr ...... 11:00 ••CI>im• ... 1V wt!IK, ~y to, 1tn .......... (J)n.ma. •<aJ>()))8 ... • ......, al 11th.,... ................ ... ...., , Cll(J) ............ .,......,,... ...... 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Our unwanted pet population Is increasing with shocking speed. But it doesn't have to be this way. You can help. Every night this week at 6 o'clock on Channel 7, reporter Chuck Henry will explode the myths and expose the facts behind "The Pet Explosion" on Eyewitness Closeup. You'll be hor<lfied by the problem. And heartened by some of the solutions. An Eyewitness Closeup Monday through Friday at 6 P. M. on Eyewitness News. I (f) . , I MONDAY I ~Zl ..................... ,.._ Iii DA"1ME f'IOWllS. ....... ,..06 Millea, .... ..,....... . lllTTmllCMD t:• • "Seit " ,, ........ , ... Olof) :39-e.t. LlllOSl. .... (1:)'1111 ............ (*1) '67-Rod Slt!C'f. U:tt• .............. (dl1) ·~-c..-. l:tl ........... .....,.. (*1) '4Z-Slliriey TlllPk. • (I:)""' ..., c...... S1iM1' (lllCIS) 'SS-Strwt Alla • (I:) '"fll•d• Wr'' (WIS) '59-QiM Wllbr. 3:11 e (I:) "0...11" Gia YMC. llrldlord Oil1111111. <Jl(J:)"'flll ............... (drl) '72-0y111 CanllOll. 3:31 e (I:) "lk1lt .... (mus) ·~{Ms PrtsltJ, Julit AdaJlls. TV WEEK. n~v IO, "" -9:30- • ((11) ())) CJ) M'a fair lliclld& COlllpromise " ' pot ... h•UJ coatrov11111t 1t1iclt cauau t)Wy, Al HCI Lucy to tceaa hi .. sdillo.ttDIHslftMll,tlll l'rtsidtllt. 10:00 e ((11) CJ)) CJ) .... Tlflllll Miu Wros clllcowtn • 11o1111c11 Colulllllist from Waslll11iton, O.C., Is on tllt llb ITom ltew YO!\ lllOblttrs when • rlPQrter ITolll tllt Nw YO!\ Fonim is killed "' • car ••llloslon intende• for anotlm 111wsmtt1. "-lltdultd e ID CE <JI e 0... .. rttl c.wrttJ .... Gape K.1111111 .. tile raestee Ill lllis aMllldy houf 11"41 It Ille MGM Grllld Hottl ill Lis Veaas. • G1ests l11Clld1 J1•ml1 Wilker, JollMJ ~ Dlaro, Nonrd Cosell. Red Buttons. lt1pstJ ltvmlt llld ()non Wtllet.. ..... ·~=:. .... • Cfflllutitl ''Edmdlan tllild· hood" lord Ktnntttl Clar\ r"'ls Ills ellty ~,. lmoftl Ille ~Hiie rid•~ wit1I theif lalldfvl .... ot1ultftt botnts Ind llllJliflCtlll ftlU ol lfl ee.._._. -10:30-...... an.a,. .. 11:00 ••<11•• ... ~=-CJ)=:--Styte . ...., ...... ..., ..... • 'f'-,...., I 1111 ((11) CJ)) nit ...... Qtltlttfer.M ........ Gllf..tks.lls -11:15- 11 U CE<JI • ... -ll:JO- • (CDJ CJ)) CJ) CIS Lill lllN: .....,.,.. F ... tf ..,_,. (drl) '71-0tH Stockwell (l)TlllnLCM e (QI CJ) 8 Strnb If S.1 Ffllda/DllAllaMlt •MieU. ..... •Set. ... •nit111a. ........... -11:45-ea CE<m •MllltC.. 12:00 ....... Cnldll • llllfil: '1111 ..... ,,.,. • W' (dl1)-Bttt• oms. • .... (I:) "Slla. ..,, Sil(' (mus) 'Sl-Tom111 S1nd1, Nie• Mims, EdlllOlld O'Brien. -12:30- • All-Ila~ SMlr: "Th s.c.iM ltltlfcnt.._ ............ "'·"..,, .....,. e .:rf.'..a Ti.. I• linlq" (•ra)-CtOtlt C S~tt. MldlHI Pltb. -1:15-B D (J)al f- -1:30-... 3100 • .... "A .._ Life" (dra) 't&-Bettt O.W. Cltfin Ford. I . I a:oo TUllSDAY • (all())) CJ) CIS ~-______ __,_ "Arizofta tt.. Wt Come" t:Je .. WWW (ICW' (Cira) ' -Riclltnl llut10a. It.ti CC) "U.W, Wlft" (cka) '57-Rod Stfictr. biaaa Den l!:tl e "Tiie AWflll Tnitll" (CCIII~ '37-lrw 011n1e. l:tl • "lltu,,1r (adv) '41- • McOowall, °'" ~. ............... , .... (*1) '51-.ta.es Clipey. • CC) "Tiie Prlllct ' tM ....,. tolR) 'S7-Lawtnce OIMw, Mlrilp Monroe. 3:tl e (JD "INtleab" (adv)-Stallftr Bem, Juliet Piowse. <ll a:> ''SIHtrtree" (dra} '74-lllicltatl O.Uatas. 3:JI. CC) "It ~ It ... lllrtt1 Felr" (rom) '63-£1yls Preslty, .loa11 O'Britn. _80(1)9 .......... ... H ... little La•" Pam and two al llis 111tn ate sbol down ""' 111 illa11d. occvpied by t11t111J tlOops, mmionanes and orphans, ;ut 24 houri before a planned Manne lnmion . • lilllle: (2"f) ..,.._ ...... ttt Deir" (mp) '71-Chartu lkOlllOll, Alltlloft~ P•-.lfts. Cl) llewlt: CC) (Ur) °'Tu Tall Iha" (wes) '51-Burt Lancaster, Gilbel1 Rolalld. • <• Cl)) a """.,.,."The l'lly$lcal" Ridllt. Poble and Ralph ~ pe11ic ""• 111ey set 111ttr notic:t:s to take ermy jlllyslc.als, but an comforttd .tlet t11t FON s!1ows "" at tht 1ndudlon c111ter e htt: CC) (?ltr) "Tu Uttlt ltl4ja11" (susp) '70-Chartu Az111VOlll'. £lb Sommer. Oltwr Reed. 9 I.Ill tf Ille WM .,.,,_ • '-tMlk Affalra S lflrrlln WltW Wamon vs. Clllclto. • lWI Fat lif Flltll 1koc11 Peten namtes this ~ at tllt evolutio11 ol •va1• ' Ille blad chll!Q and its impact on • _..., __ ...., __ iliilil _ _._ -•lllPOflrJ MeOC111 culture 5 4 ••-·C... 8:00 • ,.. "111 UU •• Cl> 9 (t11J ())) .. -1:30- • D Cl)\• CJ)•.... 9(QI CI)) ....... , .. ' • • .. ..a $lllr"9 "lloneylllOOll ltotel" Sllstty I =:' wins• C041tat whidl ent1tla lier to a lloneymoon weeulHI at a "dasy" I::.:! ~.., holtl. Since she doesn't have a • DKt* c..,.y husband, sfle and Laverne c:oc* up a • lll'llll!lk s.w scl1t111t to enjoy the two dlys. a•.,... ec..wlb . Ulla.... . . a.i..,,..,... -&:30-, • Sitllltaal c.Mr 9 DQWU SltCIAU TY * STM Qllll WIUlOSI 9 Dl!IMI Cnstt ilc:htda TOiiy _ Ra11dall, Haney Kor•11. l•r1 BadlarlCll ucl Ridlard Thcnu. .,...,,,,.. (t11J(J))~ :.~ ....... er .. r• 7:00 9 DllWll SftCIAl.J TY • STMDHIYWIUDS ....... =~,_.Cl) ..... Cl).., 11IM s.. CJ) Te Tel .. Trlll ac11 ,,.., •'""laJ .. ,.. • ~ Cltftilll -~~ <•Cl)) n. ~ ,..., ·~·Ser1'a •lldflWallllr -7:l0-ec.-c.-. 1=-~ etBU=MlllJWMI =t---.......... •<•Cl))..., .. (@Cl)) ........... 111 ltlilW* ..... -~21, .... 8U..Cllt .,.., ... 9:00 e (<fl' ())) Cl) raes... Wit~ Frank Bums trldint tllt "'"9 ower a 61 wort party (barr~ks ud equipnient cte.Hp), 111d tllt ull service brokt11 dOWll, 111·A·S·H ll!Olale is at low ebb unlll Coloaal Potter announca that his ltf·lilM fl'fOrite mowlt, a cltsslc water11, will be sllowll that mnln1. · ea(J)•hfk• ..... "tolitJift" A Manhttten cop witll 1 6udly secret jeoj>arduas his O'lll ate to fiftd the man rtSl)OnSiblt for tlle c1ea.-" his !*Iner. Eucene Redle • Richard LJllCll, 011111 lluldaw, Mo!rtt Laftdcs elHI Don "Rid" 8any avnt. • <•CJ)) lldl ....... .. tD lltrie: CCl (!llr) "Be UIM1ttte4" (wes) '69-Rock Hudsol, .lolln Wayne • ...,, Crffllll a.. :=v • • ._..,,._, Collleditn Mark Russell celabrates Ctor1e Wts~in1to11's birthday wltll to111a Political llllllJOr. • Clle•Jh ,., ....... -t:30- • (t11J Cl)) CJ) 0.. DaJ It A n. AR11 Is lllddallly lhKl II tlle mjddlt ti llmlnltt ~ tf • COQPla wllo " pqctieally lltlflllr1 • C-:111: ~ II S,.C. flliltppt 1:o11st .. 11 Is host lof • ail· part ewles Oft Ille Pollution d Ollr ..... ,...p. ; . ..... Ser* TUHDAY (CeMin•d) tOIOO • ((ll) Cl)) Cll ..... Alerttd lo a luf robbert ill a~ by OM ol tllt tll!Ms, CtocUr i•dftrt••tlJ slloats I youlll WOlllH, Ctl~i· he( b life. Carol ly111ty pem. e uCll•,...., "EIMll of Ille Lille" Formtt lootball sbl Jim Ikon, stJrn111 as DttectM Pel• Gerwd. lraps 1 CUlllUll lea•1111 1 ~ witll two 1mt11es C.,., Loctwood, Roa Masak 11d. 01Yl4 Slleinef Ibo (111$1 .... Cl)c.l*ly .... e fAlllU /W1W£ MDS * llDUP SUSP£CT e (t.11 Cl)) ltfa•llJ "A Sale House" Wtlhe placa h1111self aid Ills ,.tnts i• powble ltpl itoPlrtJ by cMet sntlftl to I IU"tr.e COlmtted of • ltrronsl-type kid111p111n1 Ted Wm. Micllael leClair and T 11C1t ~~'.~. tR Tetllt:Dldlllll I Dlrutv Oot11· mentary on the constn1clion and failure of the feton Dim Prott<I In ~tlleastern Idaho. ee1111._. -10:30-......... t1:00 ....... e Cll <110 oo ...., e (t.11 Cll) LM AIMricll $lJtt Cll S..-ll*'U, e...a • ...., 111111111, lllaty MaltaN e 1111 "'4aJ 1111n (lm Cl)) 1111 .... sa.. ...... er.tie ____________ _...._...._ __ .:...__.....;_.i • llliltc-tllmAlabft·Amtf lean cultural senes C01111Mn1n1 Ille lradibons of maneclli-stylt 111usx llld ltleian folk dallCt -11:30- • ((ll) Cll) Cll CIS Lall 1111*-CC> '1111 Dlrtr ....... (d11) '67- lee Mlm•, C11111es Bnwon. 11111 Bron, Ernest llofp1111 II ml Cll <II D JelmJ c:.ai. C1>1111ma. e<taCll)D T..-,IMlelf .. ,.... "Sa.aaes" .... •¥•• Snt7GOa.b ..... 12:00 e111ttf·er.M • ...w. CC> "Ptllq llt•d•" (dra) '67-Edw11d G. Robl~son, Mirttlle Dirt, Clattdio Brook. • IMie: '1111.,.. Mall" (Illa) '47-Jolln Hodiak, Geofct Murphy • .... "SMdur(' (dfl) '61- let Remd. Yves Monttnd -U:30-e ....,..~'1111-.cw. .. ._... .. ar..-," "T...., T.._ n...- 1:00 •a Cll <11 r ...... 2:00 elllllfltD a11......-.: ......... Is .., .,..,, .. '1111 ~ ..,.. ....... a..: "1111.,.. ~'nltvtl' Ml(hlaJ,'' -3:05-• MIN: '1111 War l.Mf" (dt'a) '62-Stm McQu.en, Robert W11M1. lw•DNUDAYI ~n r.r .......... ..... = ... llAmlH PIOCIAliS. .,,.,:::=: 11111, .. 111 DAYNEllDIE t:» • '1111 .......,. CWll) '44-RIJ litlllnd, M ttmey . 1 ... .,.... ........ ( .. ) ·sa-w ~ · , MW lMdl lZ. ....... ':..: b•" <••> 'SQ-8ettl oms. Gary llenill. Miit lluitr, c.latt MM. i.. ...... """'~) '50-~ ~~.e _. (dt'a) 'Sl-R~ . lltlt, Wllkam Lundlp11. a CC> "Tiit Slhtr Qalict" {dra) '5S-P111I M1wt111n, ..... ,. Wood, Jack hlallCI. J:IO • (CJ "It Cat It DNt ...... (tdv) '74-Jac• Plllllce. (JI (CJ "llllrrtlp: ,.. Ole" (dra) '71-Sllly Field, Cicely TJSOll. 3:JOe CC> "OMr.lt TrtUlt" <••) '17-0wla ,,..,, ......_.,.,,,_ ..... •Vli1i6 I 8;00 •• Cll <II <<m CJ)) ... • u Cll <•Cl)) .... • LaUn lllUtMft l.Jh rs n . Detroit. Cl)C..,,.. -~ er.w.aFlllllly ...... u Glll._Tnl eDldrlcr......, ......... ......... .Liit ... -6:30- .. lllMltl Guests inclllde Georce Canln, Illy Ouirlls. Mary Mdrtpr end BurtOll Cumminp.. Cll Wr~ (11 ...., Crifllll si.. .F....,lff* {!m(J))~ . .. (9 Cll)ll*W •r ... r• 7100 9 DPWtt & TOP IOU> * lf1T 1£COID MUUS -~ ••0C1>•• ... Cll llJ """ s.. Cl)TeT• Ill Tnllil I C'Alc:tltlilllllll I !.-Lily .1111 .. • ...,Crifna ..... Dr.- •lltdlelll1*w --<• Cl)) """"' ,..., ....... .., -):30- • DllWt1 & TOP 50LD * HIT 1£COID WIDEIS • DlllMI ..... TWT• (l)TlllOM~ .... a. 1t:.:.:.:J' 9 ............. •<8(1))..., ... (tm CJ)) "' ... c..r, aw~ '911311 .. ............... •a...inr..- • lllft c::w. e "f'" T"" 8:00 • (()7) CJ)) (I) a.. n.. eGCl)9•Tllt Lift & l1-ff~.._ "The Tender· toor A fTail but eactr youth tllllled Theodore lloolevelt tries to prow llis lbility to Slll'fiH Ill the wilden1ess. Unfoftu111tlfy, he doall't know how lo CIOpt llld afMost Ills ~lled tryiq to IMr•. Cll1rllt Marti• S11tilll C'ltSb. Cl) ... (at) "-...... ~ (drl) 'S4-8wt lliaster. 09"11h le", Frank Sln1tn, ~Dift. • ,. Cl)) • Tiit ... ..... Jaime wofb llfldercowtf IS tutor lo I difficult yolllll prince 111 U eltenlfll to ultpURI llis fltk, 1 powerlul SUI!, from maai!IS- • llewie: (I:) (fir) "Tiit T• .....,.1-A IW F..-~"A ~Illy Oii tllt politicll histoly ol tM Kennedy lamllJ. ............. _,_,,_ ..... ...., .... S lltiMal "9C11JMt "Polynttian Adwtnture" e .... "lncidtllt 1t Bmm's Fmy" Document1ry 1tl11tn1 Ille story of Amerlea's worst nuclear reactor Kddent. and whars bei• done about. our nucle1t power dilem1111. eca.13' t131h1111111 . .............. .....,.. -t:JO- • (()7) CJ)) Cl)"' J.0- CoaitdJ star Oo111 OelMiU 111d huwywei&ltt boxi"l cllamplo11 Mullmud All pest. • -....: (ti) ...... ...,. (dra) '42-Briln llonlny, Robert Prmo.. W~llam BendiL •c.-- •100 • (()7) CJ)) Cl) CIS ...., lllwlt: (1:) (nr) "Tiit h11M11 View" (dra) '74-Warrtn Batty, Hume Cro11yn, Paula Prentiss, William Dlniels. Story ol 111 illm-ticatiwe reporter's 1ttempl to llllCO¥tr • national COG$pirKJ of politicll amssilllboll. •a CIJ • cro .,.., ''Sharkey 8oocJes on Don" When the recfUits hlllt thtt Chief~ is aettla& old. lie ucl RGMllSOll 10 to Ille Disco r.tw wllm Aucby alld Diane htlp tllem delllOllstratt tMit youttl. • (8 Cll) 8 ........ A clultl· bed COllfmioll °' Ill i"""9ontd man. stin T 011Y Btltttl to l*lf llis °"" tattler's dutll. cit ... & ~"Ow love Is Hert to Sia(' ... liriftll .. . ...... ...... .... ,....-=~ "Gmt Day for toftzo" H.t Bites' Slnry af)out ttwee childr111, playin& in a deserted ba111, who 111ttt a mnctf. He wanls so blidty to pt rid of IMlll lie &Ms tftetll llts do&. 8ouo wllo, in bn, leads tM clliklrtfl into • series of bilJl'l1 tdvtntum. 'fHE ONLY GIRL!' At 16, Marie Osmond (co·host of ABC's Donnie l Marie s.riea) ilS the younattt CO·host and title st11 of a music and comedy-variety sllOW toay. Marie be11n her ureer at tile aae of seven while on tour with ·her bfottlers. When slle stepped out on staae wittl them In SWtden, she "°' only chanced the act but ih n1m1 from the Osmond Brothers to The Osmonds. The music chanced. too. The Osmond Brothers started out with barbershop sin&ina. moved into ballad$ with Donny's sinaina and , then to rock music. Marie 1dded COClntry sound to tbe act. Her fiflt llbulR, "Piper Rom," recorded in N1shville, became a &old one. Donny end Marie have rtcofded and eppeared on tour u a duet. Marie, the tiahth of nine children of Geof'le and Olive Oimond is the first and only firl. She hu seven older brothers lllCludin& Virl, 30, Tommy, 28, Alan, 27, Wayne, 25, Mtrrill, 23. Jay, 21, 111d Donny, 18. Mlrie's yoonaer brother is Jimmy, 11e 13. Only Virl ind Tommy are nc>n·oerfofmln& members of the f1mily. Because of aerlous he1rln1 problems, the older brothers wtHi in I.lie mtrtll111dlsin& and tin club opentio!ls. i1om in 01den, Utah, M1rie attended public school until the fourth tr1de and has betn tutored sinet that time. A member of the Church of Jesus Christ of tllt latter·OIY Saints (Monnons), she Is involvtd in their MIA (MutUll Improvement Association) procram with other 11r1s of her 1p. M1kln& ctotheS, dtslanlna and cookln1 111 btr hobbies. Th• family's musical tou11 pvt her ttle opportunity to visit flsllion houses In London and Paris. Marie 1111 recorded three tinalts and th'" albums. Thty IA "Paper ROMS," "In My little Cornet of the World" and ''Who's Sony, Now7" Donny 111d Marie llavt ttlrH sinllts. "I'm Ltavlna It All Up to You," "Make tht World Go Aw•'f'' and "Monlinl Side of tht Mountain," Tht first two tltlti era also titles of albums tfllt follOwtd. I The youn1 performer hu arown up In tht San femando Valley and In PrO¥o, Utah. She and htr famlly llvt In Los An1e1es white tilt show II btln1 taped and retum to Provo durina tlle production hlltus. -9'.lO-• • w•r. ldAM .. .... ._ "Glum'• Secret" Grims llllOClllCU sht's eapp4 to • retirtd tulbOlt capt1i11 (pest Ednnl Andtews). l1ld Mac: loob forward to lltwlnt 111 extra IOOWI pl"' one less 1110Utll to l•Lt'911 ttM "co1111110dort" Sllril!O Ms surprise! euc.w. .. ow. 10:00 8Qlillllllftie'1T• • OfDe~fU O.W s,ace ~I eowa•ra1ta .c tk UHJ,.clM "Nomads" Wh1 Alr Foret officials lt11n that Vietnam vettraa Paul llOftl' iutfeted • 111en· tal bleakdOwn dwi"' tlle Wlr. t11ey disreprd hlS .... of spct·IO'rilll ·vampires' le1dln1 to prey on Man- kind. Otvid lrynner auesti. ..... (I)~ .... •(ail(()) 8 QwlWa Alllll The Anaets eo alter a handsome bllctluili111 dine• teacher by eoinc ~. wittl Jill posinc as I Dileo Qllttll, Slllrinl u a plaill but wealthy Ante pupil, and Kelly as 1 shady private 11'· ei.;..,r_, ...... .......... :-.tNIJ, ...... ea ..... -U>-.30-• • •..., ...... 11:00 ...... •<all(()) .......... _.. (I) ...... lllkll .,, •DCI>9._ ...... • .., ....... ..,, lllrlall • Tiie 1....,.t 111 N (tm Cl))"" ........ SlllltflC....- • Cltak l'llNU• """"' Th• Hullllllltla Ill OM1 • ilr..itc s.tea -11:30-•<cn> Cl>) (l)CIS ta. ... c.... ... eawa•..., car. CI>•ma.. • <•Cl)) 0 Tiit lliMllta/ .,...,,,, ....... ..... .lcl .. •••a. 12100 ... ,,~ • .. CJ:) ......... ..... '*'\:.; ...... Stlfntt. e . "Alf*• TlllNll' (dra) '52-Cltnn fool, Rita Harworth. .... (I:)~ ....... (drl) 'SO-Briln Ktitll, 8trbaQ Hatt. -11:30-.... a.: "CC) "bnMt u .... ......., .. ._....-·u:, 1:00 DalOCl)T_,. 2100 ..... D11MdMtMi;"ltT ... ....... " ................... -1:15-• ~ ""-'-HIMn" (dra) '51-f>auJ Ooqlts. • Iii.lip• s.: ....... hi ........................ 'HIS OWN STYLE' I At the qe of 18, Donny Osmond already brinp 14 yurs of show businm HperieftU to tht mlllic ind comedy v1ritt,y seriu, Donny l Mltit, Ht was only four yeari old when he was lntroduetd on The IMt WUtlams Show, on .ilid ht did an imitation of Andy 1inaln1, "You Alt My Sunshine." Wiien the Oamond Brothera were on ttl• mad In Allutown, Ptnnsylft111a, wltll Alldy Wlllla111s, the slnpr med that Donny join Ult tour. • In addition to workina wttll his brotht11, Donny has developed a sln&Ui1 style of Ills own, tsptdally In the ballad field, and his 12 Cold albums to date. Born ill Oaden, Otlll, Donny 111tnt his fiflt flvt years thtrt before tllt fimlly moved to Arlttl, Callforal•, and tllt11 to Westwood. W.fotllla. Tiit Osmond clan mntually returned to lltall tD live in ftrowo. The tMnth of nine child~n. Oon111 wu the fifth member of the famlty to become • proftsllonal sln1er. Alan, 27. WlYllt, 25, MtniJ, 23, a.W ,.y, 21, are the orl11nt1 membtn of the Osmoad 8rutheta. wllo sana barllttihop quartet. I THURSDAY I· D G ()) (8CJ))e11en e lllt C.. a.. •a Slat'"' CJ) c... e.... CJ) S.. ,,.. • '1111 w..'1 WM R11UA1Y 1• •-..... !II a CJ) llltdl c... ,_ _., .... .._ llltitp, • hrtrllflt FlllllJ • (8 CJ)) llafJ t.ci lllt• Mt DAmllt NOCUltS. e ..._12 (@CJ)) lllt WillMn......,. ?!!: , .. ,.. ... nilACt,lfttllll l=:t.="" .,__..Will -·--..... . .............. DAYltME iiOilEi e aa.-1 U TeaiPt -6:30-Cll Pria .. ~ t:JO • .._~ MarYllt" (dra) e Dl11lll GuKts Include the D Uan Cll* '47-Alin l1dd. Dorothy Welcome 8lcl Kottw wt. m "f" '"" l.lmour. CJ)• c.M 8:00 10:00 QI Cl:> "TIM Clrl 1114 lllt •tlll ~ "!!':. S1llw e TWO tu"'•""•YSI Gtltr1I" (rom) '67-Rod ·-,._ _..,. sttiaet. Viju Lisi. , (tll> CJ)) GmMt * lllEW·THE WALTOllSI 12:00 m "Cithll" (•dv) '48-• z-• (tll) CJ)) CJ) '1111 ...... It Tony M1rtin, M1rt1 Toren (8·CJ))....... dl>esn't come e1sy for Gr1ndp1 YYonne OeClrlo. ' G TM Tea Walton to accept seperetion from his •••a:> ~ fllf A Fiii T:OO bt!Md wife Estllef -"o's still in the Giii" (wes) '67-Mlclllel Riva hospital. Oiappointed t111t Grandma Albtrt farlel. ' 8 DllWll & "WtlCOMl wiN not bt comin1 home IS he h~ • a:> "l111lbll011 tf lift'' * BACI K0110" WT! pl1n1ted, Gr1ndp1 cr11tes (dr•) 'S9-Un1 Turner John • '*-' 1>1ndem011111111tthe hospitll and ht Cavin, Slndla Dee. ' B • D ()) m e llM Is bJrrtd from the hospital pHmises. S Cl:>""TIM ..... SIMilll 11 e UW. CWI e 9 CJ) <11 • f .. tutlc 1111. ~ .. (en) '61-Yrvien CJ) Mr 11nl Sea ......, "Children of tlle Gods" A L~ warren Beatty, Jill St. ()) Tt Tll tllll Tr'lttl colony of ,ounf boys IMl!f ill • WJr· Junn. • c.c.billllfl tom tity "em111Cipale" Sarti Jordan 100 • <Cl ._ la tllll Str1lts" • f LM i.., (Ike E'•nmann) from his elderi. (dra)-Chrlstopher Jones 8 '1111 Fii Wiien Varian, Fred ind Liana attempt Shelley '!nlers, Dim Vaisi. ' • C..... • resc11t, tllty lutn lltt cllildren !II a:> Didier'• .....,. (dr1) .• =... Cl'tr6tll -!'JW ."the power," 14leadly lfelPoll ·11-Dy111 Cannon, Gene •n:..t ...,..... 111herited from their wtrrior eldeB. Hackman. (8 CJ) ni. hrtrtlllt flllltr • lllewle: (IO) "llpt 11 l:ll 8 <Cl "frlltil & .lollllf' .e lldlale'•.., c.MMcl" •> '46-Tllt Mm (1!1111) '66-Elvi$ Prnley,•Oonna -7:30-8fotlle11 Dolle~ It~ Kovack. a DIUHI & "WELCOlll ~-Cl)) D ·Wtkat llcl I 1Viii1@G I *•: lD1tt.I" wn • .... CC) <ar> .,.. ,,.,_ ----iiiiiiiii------' ..._..., (dra) '72-K•thinne e:OO • = ftllci.no auests. Hepblm, GeniM Bujold, Vanessa • • CJ) 9 (l!?J ,....,, _ • fw Diilltt R•d&mt, Irene Papas. -======-=ULl-,.._ ___ CJ)_n. __ '-..:_ ___ CD £pk ttt DaJ .._.., • °""' ""' c.p..G• Wlritl lbA S.rviwls Htttir *"" Sta~ • CJ) TH Wiit Dart4 'Henry Morton Stanley" Stenley's journey 11tp11 111 1814, and lie traveled the ltifttl rA lltt Collto River to PfOV• ii as tlOI tht Riwtr Nilt. .,.,.,_ .... a:> (al) ........ ,,.. MJ" (llor) '68-Mla farrotr, John ~es. Ruth C'.ofdo11. ..... ~ n.tre • .,,...., .. ... • ...... i....,. """" : -1:30- •<121 Cl)) 8)Mlt• ..... \ 1:00 • (l!?J CJ)) CJ) M .. 111 Flt...O While vacatlonin& in Hawaii 1 couby sinatr IJld recordint sttr is llclnapped for hllf • mlllioc1 dolla11 '*"*'· Wiien Stew and his 1 .. m Mein itmstiplinc. it looks Ilk• tilt wictim an• his 1bduct01S !lave bteli lost at eea. PalMll FraMlin, Chris Coclnelly, Stepflen Youns pest. e 0 Cl> Cll • ••C lat Wn: ........... (Zllt) Collet J., Blld111111 takes °'"' IS Ille lltad a( 1 S.venth Avtnue showroom llut fillds 11$ lilt .... tllost of people itoUad him lmptrl,.d IWfltn 1 lllOb· lftst!Pttd strike plts hltn •olnst a b'mtr [ISt Side friellcl wM Is ROW I dead~ kl "" ulldnolkl. 00 : a:> ~"""' c.. .. =11) '5'-Gaty Cooper, 11. Cl)) 0 '""'' llllkr ~~Mm~ i;tptaln Milter •114 Ille •tttwa "' lrvst11led in their ettenlpb to protect the richll of • l!lmlaft dtftdot. TV MEI<. FEBAUAAY ao. 1tn • ...,,Grlfnl .. -~ ..... .... SlillMel • ~ "Tiie Gfeat Thlw" Lord Ktnnttb am tou11 lltt Olartes Cltllecnl and eullljnes the cH•tlon of Gothic art du1i111 the 11111 and 12th eentllfies. •llt"'! l.M&lllct -9:30-.s.e ....... .• (8 Cl)) 0 THJ IH4111 , S11e9 Judp Franklill Is chlraed with thtet counts of fim decree tyr1nny by Ills cbildre11 and floUsekeeper. .10:00 • (tlJ) (I)) CJ) ,., .. ., JtHI Barnaby ind JJl run afoul of a sister snrlllf teem Wllose 1ppetli11r rood looks fll*$k I ruthless qu1litr that has left a tnil of delth behind Utem. Mary Ann Chinn, Ca,. Yates. j:hris Robinson and Bryan Mont1ometJ pest. e (9 CD D 1trttta If St11 Fflllda "Innocent No MOft" .... .... ...... , ..... (., mttliet ..... -10:30:-• • • "- 1'1:00 ••CJ)a ... DU Cl>111D""" Cl) S..,. lletdl u, •Mmrld m ..., 11artm1. ..., "',..... •USC lllWMI Mfatllllllb (CD! ())) '1111 ...... • 1111 ., 5IMdlo (8 CD) LM A11tric111 Strte -11:30- • (l!?J CJ)) CD CIS L.e. lllwll: ~ D GJ ()) 111 •-., C:W. (l)TIM me.. • ,. CJ)) • ......, lliPI $,.ml "Academr of Country Music Awards" Pit 8oollt and Patti P11e co-host the 12tll ann111I pre11nt1tion 11 these 1w1tdJ, Pmente11 include le~ar Burton, (Kuni• IUnte in "Roots"), David Soul, Donny Most, Mickey Giney and Freddie Hart • .... STIM7MfM 12:00 .... ,,""* ..... (C)"Wtlmlltlta Ille S.. tf lllmllll" (adv) '6.1-Roaer Browne, Jedft Lane, Lilldl Sini. .... : "'1111 It..,, Tille" (foll) '52-CIM!rla 8o1er. Manha Hunt. -12:30-• AMIPt Sllw. "Act tf LM," "Clldl a Cltdl C11.'' '1IM ._ ...... Hit....,. • llewll: "l.. ........... (dt•) '52-Robtrt NewtOll, Mldlltl Rt•111t. 1:00 D 0 CJ) lD ,...,.,.. 2100 .... o...i.~ CC>.,.. =" J1111t." ''S..4tw .t A e .,...llot SM: .... ,. ff lMft." "t ..... ..,.. .. tllll Lal ....... ".,.,, ............ " -l:05-• llllltlt: a:>,.~ Mtf1iq •• hf•" (dr•> '55-Jennil•; '°""' RoMri st~ ~ Collnort. • I Cl) n. '*.. . ..... 5rtflll sa.. ... .........,. • Ille ... I FRIDAY •. 90(1) • ...,.,.... :r.~ -~~-._ ______ _.. =...... ea.it 'f1llln: Tiie M m11Milll • ((Jl) CJ)) Cl) C1S U.. .. fQIUMr n an.~ i. "-"Edward tt" ,,..., ..... ., ,,.._ a ... ...., Ftr _,.. ... ._ ...... • C9 Cl )) ..., lllCll e lllllf D.a Nip W (com) '75-Monty Pytlloll's ........ MmlE PIOCUlfS. <cm CJ)) ,., ' ... ,., -9'.30-F1yifta Circus ... , .. ,_Cll Ph Hl, .... • Clrtlm llldlll T-8 G) Cl) <JI • ..., C:.. ....... ............... • -Cl)lil* ................ (lira) . Mft'M MONS • t'1nn11111 D Tllllpl 10100 '31-Ctortt Brt11t ~ ~a. ·•~mm~ -~~ uM •JI e ..... & .. CIJ" (dra) • "P' ,_, * HUllTtNlW SOl£S e .... '50-Rldltt• W"MltMrk. ~" • (<Ul CJ)) Cl) M111w By sub • Ill ~ TitnMy 8:00 ,edifta OM of tlleir on ll'Ople lo 1il -lt:tl • ..... rr .. Dlf1lty" e <cm CJ)) C.. I Tiit ISialld llWtic SllfltlY and rt-tdllcltlOll, tllt ., 111Jac (dr1) '5'-llod stttt•. 1oWt raideflts rt«t ""1uly *" an Reds create an uact replica of sealt -An Ebtfa. ..., ' anoftlst COl!tl11ues to set nilldoln IPflf Jilll Hullltr kif Ille ~ of 12:00 U:tl • "aetw. 1 ... 1 fifes and lbe~ afd I J011C tMnace usma !tie lalst HlllllM lo at last rtl ..... ti "-dll DIM" (drl) '50-~ StMns. ~ llmost -.... casualtits. Ille true Helter ~t of t1ltir lltit. • C... Wiii Edll!OllCI O'lrin, ~ Siona. e 0 Cl) 9 e SMtw• IM e G Cl) 9 e Qlilcy Qu111cy • .. (J:) "llr .......... tM e '"11i1C. lw Kirt" (wa) S. "Fred' the Activist" Fred is aoes a4a111st ~rs to111h1st adver ti~ (C0411) '•9-CllttOll Wtt>b. '42-Alaa Ladd, V111111lca I.JU. turned into 1 cl1ISldtr lar Ille ricltts Slry-his mt11tor and the top -12:30- • (J:) "Th 51u11 lllllltr of 1t1110f cilizeris alt• lie is rtfused Pllholon tXjltrt in tllt COHtry-in a • All-lllCllt SM: "Tiit Villa& Sllr(' (mus) 'S4-Jamu credit to purchase• stereo because e111 fii•ol~i111 hornlcldt t11d ~H "tllcM ..,, .. "1111 ..,11 Stt!flrt. June Mlyson. of ~is ace. lns1111a fraud. Willl A ..._ (Jee" • "1111 llcWeiil" (dra) '67-• IMil: (J:) (21w) "Far llwlma" e e e .._ n.tft em Btidaes. Jan St11lln1. (Nw} '55-Chltlton Heston. ~ =ll'lllt w "Ole ff o. Alfmtt ts Mlrtill Sheeft. Cl) llillllle: a:> (at) '11llt Clftlil -11 (dra) '•2-Enc --an. HI. (J:) "SIJ I lllrlilll..... , ....... (com) 'S6-ioli ~ • EJ....... '-~1 (dra)-Christopher Mitchum. 9 (9 Cl)) D Dlllr • illril 10 30 1 :00 Kiii Mlldtll, Otiril Hmey, Raf Guests art Paul W~lilms, Jimmy -: - ValloM. ~ Ceolt• Gobel alld l'ltty •. :.: .:: I~ llldllPt s,.mi (JI (J:) ., .... ClllWJ" (dt'•) -.... .., Till1llr '6S-Rod TeYlor. J•lit Cllnstlt. {)) Util P'tffle '11 :00 e ,._. e a::i 1W w.r (mus) e IMil: a:> (at) "tl'iitJ II Sii 9 e e e .... 2:00 '62-Elvil Presley, Git Yount. ltr lw" 8 Cl) (fl D Cl) ... e D1 dhfwtlle lllM: "Wt 111111 ai.rta lkvaaft. Lola Alqllt. e ... Ille W • =Cl)) LM ....._ Style It 0...." a:> "1111 Vw.t Om" • ,.,,, -Cl> .... " • -2:30-• Wantn ._.... WlmOIS n • lleirie: (J:) "Fak C.." • =:..:sa..: "Cl'llt C.," I iYililli6 I laltall. (COlll) '54-Clly 6Allt. Leslie Clton. ............... IWI ·--llliiiiiiiioiiiiiiiioi______ •• ,, .... .... • .... • ..., ........ ..., Mlwtlrll ~ ... • e C11rw • n. ..... , , -3:05-esOO • ..,_ ......... ......,... ((f!) CJ)) Tiie lnldl ... • lltetle: (J:) .,.u.w· (1dv) • • Cl) <cm <J>> <m ._ -l:JO-a .... ., Clwdlt '&a-Gett 11aoy, .1o1u1 Suoll. •a CI> \9 Cl))•.... •a CI> a• CMce • .. ....=:..:..:.: ____ .;.__ _______ ,..---:-::-=:- • • ., ,.. Illar "Bliek fie Bloes" o.111 lllvites Cl) C.. PJla £.d ID a blact.ltr chriy tM, ftt. · •• ~f..., t11n111 footNI pll)tf llosey Grier, . .,,.U Ind ICCIUI Ed If b41abY ldlttl lie • ..... finds I lanle tWISI for llOl aoill£ • OICbtc....., Cl) s. ~ ..... $tftll .. , ....... -~ Tiie ICll .......... rt77 . -6:30-.... Slrllt .... e um~ "Yow Own Wont. • c..lf Vwiltr sa.. Entmy(I)".. ~ 8:00 Cl) ...... _ • ((fl) (I)) Cl) s.r & Ck <11 llln Cftfttr SllRr sa.. PllM C,ms, Miit Meani and • ,..., .,,. Or. Joyce Brotlltn pest <<D> CJ))~ •a CI> ate llckfM,.. • ,._ A Yltlnamae lltluty lllra Rockford <•TiCI) .. ) ~ to find lttt 11la:l111 ~ and Ille • ·-ilrlestiptioll llllCO'lllS • biiant ~· 11111 plot IMolvilla tine U·soldier&. 1 CIA aaut end IS00,000 stole• """ AlillflClll ,eyrolls "' Sllp. =~~~la,M, .. = flWll" <-.> '17!..f#lle °"'"'· hit Cony, lillrtlll ...... Oouc McCl11rt, 811r1ess Mtrt41tll fit illlqlnl f11P1 of America's lint PPtl'IOllk trusport is ta.• nclltd Wlltl • <tltbntf·ltodclld ""*"' 1111, f11Cht4h11 • w.,,. .... n. OrpnizltlOll oW'ielll nnsportinc • 11icMY coebllod ~" S.MPI tltt lo tile hltM llltltstt Wltll ttlt "°"' " filld .... ftCCIM. ...,..., lcll pMltn ,....., ... ;.,... .itltly Muldl " .. '* ~ " 1mploft•· Wiien th 1111ffunc1ion Cllllll en .-xplollofl, nilt&Sln1 '"' wlrllltnt ftu pnns, tilt et•• •lid pman1111 mllit illcide Whttlltt lo lelld ill londOll-tllt"'7 tlldln1tr· 1111 lilMallds <A llwls-or ~ to rnctt •• !rotated allfltld If! SU.pl. P•11 Send one card for each tag + one spare. We return permanently sealed attractive tag & strap, meeting airline 1.0. requirements. Prevent • loss & theft! For a personalized tag . enclo~e wallpaper, fabric or ''Day Glo' paper & we will back & trim your tags. Or try two cards back to back $2 ea. or 3/$5 4/5tags$1.60ea. 6/9tagsS1.SOea. 10 or more $1.40 ea . Sates Tax Included No Cerd? Ot'•• your own or \•nd y®r ftMTW, •ddrto Incl l>f'Oot number W.'11 INk' ON' urd ,., 110 ... oo u HCh • I SATURDAY 1 t TV WEEK, FEBRIJAAY 20, 1977 GWl.tMDIMwU.. SMltf.._Slllll • ll!Wty fldlly 1DCIMt1la ...... -10:30-• (Clll ())) CJ) ..... .,._.,.. I MORNINQ I tf .... ................ ;.:._.,1 le ~1)(11 ........ 8:00 CI>...-. "t tu S1n.. • • w..w .,. ... (dra) '43-1'111111111/li. e 1111111 Y*Y e (a CI>> D s.rt•'"* CJ)s.ills..tef -~·~ • c...-llJ F9111111cl a • .., " ttM DilllMn -6:30-mw., ~== 11:00 • .... llM 1111,.n :!,<Clll CJ)) (]) Sllw•llsis Cll rn,erty lt•f""'llt 8 ID CI> 111 l.IM tf llM i.t • ~1 la, • (129 CJ)) 0 MC Slllrt 5awy GI ...... sa.. "My Dtlt Unclt Slltflock" Robbie 0 VIia Alftcrt Rist. Royal Dano, lien SweM011, John 7:00 C11ter. John Karlen 1nd Yn1hn 8 s..n.. s..attr Armstrona star In tht stOtY ol a 11111111 • u Cf) cm era ..., w.114 boy whose came-pl1y1111 of Slltliod P'CMr .._ Holmes with his uncle PIY' off when a hcmtten ht stumbles upon a myste11ous (l)WeeUM murder =~OT• l Jerry/ 1~1111 (I) 111Mrict11 Flnlibl11 GI Willllft AIMtltln • , .. 'Illa '-• 1111 ....,, ID 1111t r... m ... ms. '"" sa.. tDY• t.ltuldi -7:30- • St., .. t..niilc • u (I) (fl .... ,....., • ,.,.,. l Fn.a • (QI CJ)) J*9rjnr Cl),..,.,... ..... , ..... •a..taiJ .... ((Jl) (J)) ... Mt-. -~· ..... 8:00 fJ (('fl) ())) Cl) SJ!ttdtr l Tweety Cl)"""""' en-• <a Cl)) a ~ °" • ...,.: CCl "Jiit temr" ._. .. till s." ~ (•cfv) '60- Mn Forrest, Eli1.1belll Fanty CD..,.: CC) "IMtlttm" (wes) '48-Robert Youn&. Muauerile Chapman, Wiiiard l'lrter ..,....., .... sv.ic. "'r.-,. -1:30- • (Clll ())) (() CIM a.. .lllstef...., 9:00 • <<lll CD> CI> hes 141,.,,, ......... •OJ Cl) cm 111 s.....i 11im Cl) Ealt Wt WI .............. mo.a U,..Aa.9 -9:30- •at@(() m•euttr ~ • <• rn> a lrtttts s.,.,. ... • Mtwi•: "Stwm ti4tr" (wes) '57-Scott Brady, Mita l'1lweli 8' lllN: ..,,_..,. (6ra) 'SI Sllelley W111tm. Joel MtCtea ... 10:00 e <e CJ)) CD TlfDll e 8 (J) Cll D S,.. ca.ti ,,......"· ...... :..__...._,,(wa) 'SS-Joan Ta11«. Lloyd Btldaei. -11:30- U @(() <II lllAlltrical Mr· lila T.-T...-t Sem~fwl round action 1a this $200,000 touniament ''°"' tht MIUIOll Hills Country Club ta Palm Sonncs. Cl! . .... <Cl "Jiit bell ' llM Han" (adv) 'SO-John Payne, Rtlotlda Flem1111 •<a Cl)> a a.rica..,.... u.. m 1111 Ileen Johnny Rullltrford hosb mo.we... ....... ,..., I An•RiooN 12:00 fJ (Clll CD) CI> Flt .AIMrt (()Tm.MMe.it Ill Eat Wt lib m Chrtdlon m * ""° a Actitll Tillllr• • \.atiee c-M • a .._ .. u.1ta 11mr1e -12:30-• <<lll <D> CI> an a • ..-o. e Liit II $t11C:t • lltM: CCl "S.441t '""'" (wts) '50-Jotl Md'Aa m 1'1111 F• llJ Flllll Bild Ptten 111nlles the llcstorf of tilt ~ church <•Cl)) ra .. -.n a~ 1100 • (Clll ())) Cl) .., Ott c... eat o.-... • c.lelMttr ...... ()) ... "SM frMdlc:t" (dtl) '36-CIJI• ~ •• Spencer r,.,. @Cl)...., ~~~.::--~ a Tllf Uq U. I • <e CJ)) 1;1;.... .• ""' Flltlwli 9 SWOll "911£1£ • If $por11111111's Friend -~FtieM Cl) Sdea Fldloll n.tn ..... s,.ta """' • *'11: <C> "ThtJ c... r,. ..,_, S.." (sci-ti) '67-"°bert lflltton, Jtnniftr J.yne. •s..ITrJlll a w Slbn4ly 111t1Me •CID n.itt: Tiit Hlilunitill II DrlN •Slblrdarlbt!Mt <• ())) Olt*1 8 Sa!INayllatiMt Blhdll BS.tutUJ 2:00 • S.W fa.U, 1o111- • 11ot11: (C) "Tiit You11a Ll"1tn" (dra) '69-Jnon hen, Zelman Kin&. Judy Pact, Michatl Pam, Ketnan ~nn. CD I cir.. ol Jenllit mTaru11 <<m Cl)) ... c..rt ( 8 C[)) Alll .. I WOflll -2:30- ......... 11 ~.....,.,,., lIJ Stat TM mo.ttr Umib (9 CJ)) Fn..da of Mu 3:00 • It T1tes Al Kl• {()OINeon D Mtwle: (C) "lecittletl ftl' A '1111· ~ (wes) '6S-Rod Cameron, Stephen McNally, JohnAy Meck Brown. (DJ Mtwle: (C) ... llalll1nttn" (dra) '69-Roy Thinnes, Sand11 Dee. • llttit: (C) ''Tiit lt1~ClllHr" (adv) 'SS-Yul Brynner, Charlton Heston, lnpr Stevens. a 111t 111111c ,_. (121 Cl>) WDrld " SllMta4 Gr.twtfllll -3:30- (J)Tllt~ , • (9 {() 0 "9 leilten TM Tilt $100,000 Mllltf Hip life Open from the Ctltbrlt~ lines In Mlhwluktt, Wltc. Cl) Tat MIMI Pldwra • llllloll: t.,..illlt (al) ())) a. .... lfl4lt 9PlrttfW..., G Tu PrlCtites 4:00 • (al) CJ)) Cl) Jatti. ""'°" lntrfltJ llalf Clmk Final·round action from l1lt lnwermy Golt & ~ntry Cl11b In lavderllill, floftda. e@ Cl) G llW lnbthll USC n. Stal!forcl. • ..,... "!tit""""" tM s.. fi~ e lftca ~ "*...,.. .... " Alttclltltt -4:30- (J) Tiit ltlqq ID Gwat c. ScGtt f111tts * lllCOlftpehllCI, a.. o..tll ' • Cttzy 6111 .. TM£ ttOSrfTM .... : CC)""'-~ (dta) '72-Geor&• C. Scott, Diana RiU. Bernlfd Huafln. Nancy MlfCharid, stephen £nlott. a ........ ID Olct u,.. A a.-O ~FICll9 .c.w ... 5:00 8 (OlJ Cl)) CIS f4iorts ~ e Star Trtl Cl) llllllic Miii Anlerica • ca Cl)) C(t) UC't Wl4t ~flls,.ta (J)C..I • Tiit ...... Sllsa llladlillt (11 llM at lll0tit : (C) "Str1tetfc Air Cenl••IHI" (dra) '65-James Stewart, June All~ .... m Sil1latioll Coaltdy CD AdQlllS F1•if1 -5:30- • flasll Ciot• •V•NINQ 8:00 • w ccm rn> 11en ....... • lllowlt: (C) CZ'i~•r> "Har,.r'' (dr1j '66-Paul Newman, Jul1t Harris, l1uren BacaU Cl) ......... D Cll l,..._ • Cllt Ullhmll u Cl) lliltDtut mww.o.. • Situtioll ~ e Tiies of Wiiia farao -6:30- •• CI>lltws U UIC lltws eo.ftftta • SlZl,GOO Quatiotl <cm CJJ> w SctOt u {() Wld Kinpo.i ..., m ......... tt1e Road 7:00 R Tiit lll1p,.U Ethel Merman ruests. • Price b RfCht Cl) ~ to tilt """" of tllt Su •E,.._LaAila• Cl) 111 S.rdl Ot. • cm o CIJ s,.a: 1m • (8 (J)) • a l.awrm• ...,. .. 8) Tan:111 C(JJ) (J)) ......... • Tiit Pallllln =~ -7:30- • ()) Hen & ... A televison m11azint sllow about people, events and lifestyles In Soutllet11 Calitorn11 . 81115wdl0f •• • lliustlq; .... ' ~ (J)UlltllltlW.W 8:00 D ((ll) CJ)) Cl) llary TJltr lllort sai.. ln a hilarious dr .. m wotld fo1 Lou, Ted and Murray wllen they e~h viSllllUe tllemselves n th perfect h11sb1nd (or Mary Rtclllrds. Wllile $1tt1nc 1ro1111d tile offtct J11Yin1 1 drink 1fte1 worlt, Ibey all three-in Mary's 1bsenct- dlydnam 1bout wllal it W\l\lld bt like to llllfll Ille bfautilul procluce1. B 0 Cl) <m D [MtrttnCJ Enalne Company No. 51 maltts it to tilt fmab in tllt fife Oepartmtnt bllketbtll le11ut. bu! a befty load or em«aeney calls dims 111 hopes !Of YictOfy. Cl) llltflt: a:> (tO) "II Collklil't Ha,.." A flictf Ill(' (com) '74- Paul Solvino, Micllael learned. • ca Cf)> a 11.1111,•1 INatlta D llillrie: <I:> C'O> "Tll'" Mets for A Liie GMll" (wes) '73-Beau Brummell. Pttrict Mynhardt m S.tll...., $,.ml "Sharks" Thf erew of J1Cques Cousteau's Calypso travel to the Rtd Se1, the Indian Ocean and Ille Gulf of Aden to study the mystef10ij$ behavior of sharks a> Wildlift II Crisis a .... : (Zltr) "AnHk ' ow Lac." (com) 'S6-Josephlnc Hull, Cary G11nt. &I) Ollct u,._ A Classic • latllMle lMrN&t ""'"" -1:30-u (~ (J)) Cl) lob llt1'ilart Show ~cholocist Bob Hartley rs held llostace 1n hrs office by 1 friendly bank robber while tht man plans his aet1w1y. e -..: "'llwl!Wt" (wes) '51- TFone Power, SUsln Hayward. • (8 Cl)) QI AU Money prob fems, winter wors ind 1 potential psycholoeical problem with Diane ~t Detective fish and membe" of ~=:.ome. • Tiit w., It .. '9:00 . u ccm CJ)) w All la t11t Feflllly U tm Cl) ID CID lllC S1tutUr .. (Cl (Zlw) "Tiit l.aM Tilat Tltllt Fer1ot" (sci·ll) '75-Douc McClure, John McEnery, Susan Pen h1li1on, Keith Barron, Anthony Ainley. An Amencan nml officer durin1 World War II i$ rucved by lbe Gt11111n submarine that sank his ship, but the submarine venl111es into unch1rted waters and comes to an island IRhab1tld by prehrsloric creatures from which crffl ind cre11 barely escape. I <&\m'M:r:f~lklteh * Oii HEE HAW TOIOTE .., .... ""' lD 1Ws flf llr Ftldl (I) -9:30- • (~ CJ)) Cl) Allct When Flo's m®Ue home is stolen, silt moves in with Allee and Tommy temporari~ • and tilt two wildly different lifestylu comt hud·lo·hud. • Cl) StM Allen's LI~ a -..: (C) "Tiit Mlt W.. KM ,_, Owt W.." Rod Tlylor. 8) lo.It: (C) "Tiit 111111 from lllttet ltidp" (wts) 'SS-lex Barller 10:00 U (~ CJ)) Cl) Carol Burnett Show Ben Vereen ruests. D CGltct lllsbit.n Callfom1a at UClA. fV WEE1C. FEBRUARY 20. 1877 e (6 Cf)) 0 ~ WantM ...... a er.aturt Feetw. flit llltil: ......... ,,,.,...,. G)lludulhriet)S... mt..~SM!t 11:00 U•(f)tDUllM U <ll .... CE =Willa• Slltw •F • • m U CUT .UllCEllSOltO * UllfiUEVW.Y FUIOO UTCH TIU KIIii G>KlfttfllKttnl•ato-m SiMltr CIMtN (~ CJ)) m. Cln OCl)Matlt-U (8 CJ)) ... Huntbanl m "' 1ioea tilt C.ntiy -11:30- • Mowlt: (C) "Tiit AmtliRltlon lluru11" (1dv) '69-Ttlly S.•llH, Curt Jurctns. Oli•tt Reed U tD CE 9 llD S.t11rf1y !ICM ' Cl) Cllal1it Clla• • lll0tit: "l't Alrlca11 QuH1" (drt) '51 ~Humphrey Boca rt, K•th111ne Hepburn, Robert Morley. ()) lllowit: (C) "larefoot 111 tl1t htl" (com) '67-Jint Fond1. "°bert Redford. 18 Mtwle: (C) "Tllt HtsplbJ" (dra) ·12-Georae C. Scott, Oiana Rig. STiie 700 at* m CflletU,.. a llMlt: "The Beast r""' 20.000 Fa1"4Nlt" (sc1·l1)-Paul Christian, Paula Raymond. 12:00 • llowle: (C) MOiiet. ,.., Klu A Str1111er" (dra) '70-Paul Burke, Carol lynley. <a Cl)) ""5/Sd·fl 111tatre 1:00 ()) ... Conceft Ill Thrilltr m lllowle: <Cl "Tiit Llttla Sllti'trd fl DIM Ctlnt" (d11) '61-Jimmie Rodaers, Cltill Wills. -1:30-m All·lliJlll Show: ''Tiit lral• ••~Int,' "Al Jt11i11p of OklaMll!a," "Valtty tf Ille Z..Ma" 2:00 ..... : "Aloft• tllt Grta\ OMdt" (wes) '51-Mrrk Douatas, Jolin Acar. Vir11ni1 Mayo. • ... c..cert .. ~, ........... : ... .,to die Stln." "Tiit SllriM" Abe Vlgoda ltat'8 at DeteotM Phil Flth •r\d To<fd Sri~ plays Loomis; 'younoett Of f1119 problem youngsters btlng raised by Fish and hit wlf•, on ABC'• n.w comedy aeri.1. Fish, Which alra on Saturdays at 8!30PM. p..,_,,. " • ORDER YOURS NOW ... • 1000 BEAUTIFUL STICK-ON LABELS STYUSMTYPE ONOOOO CIUAUTY WHITE GUMMED PAPER .. PERSONALIZED •EASY TO USE ' • FOR YOU OR A FRIEND TV WUte. l'UAUNIY 20, 1111 TRIPI.£ TREAT The Jackson Family la a trlpl .. rr.at •nt.rtalnm•nt pack•~ tfl•t ft.motion••• thrM Mparar.pertormlng groupt, all of whom are ... n Moh WHk on Th• Jaelcsone. the haff-hour mu1/ca~var'-fy HrlN on CBS. W«lnHdays at 8:30PM. Th• thfH ~,.,. Jacuon entitle• b,.alc down as follows: The Jacksona, comprlling th• nve broth•ra (Michael, Marlon, Jaclcl•. Tito and R111dy) record for · Epic Record• and pfey national and lnt.rnatlonal concert toura; th• JaclcaonattH, th• three glr/1 (LaT019, R9ble and Janet): and the Jac#f.1on Family, ell eight youngsters together for ahowroom datH 1uoh 11 the MGM G,.nd Hotel In Lea V90as, amt of courw •• th• lt•rs of their own televlslon ••rles, Th• Jacklons. The ;Jac/caonettes are the newest Jackson entry and thfl distaff• are planning their own record Identity In the near future under th• guldnce.of their father, Jo. Jackson. "We can't ca// ourselves the Jackson Slst.rs," revealed La Toya. "there'• 1fr91dy a group by that name. so we're Th• J1ckaonette1." \ The five Jackson brothers head up th• bulk of the demanding concert tour echedul• cut they ar, joined, from tlm• to time, by their 1i1tars. Their next jaunt wlll be to Venezuela fol/owing th•lr show taping Jn mid-February. They return for a March awing throughout save,./ key cities In the United Stat.s. Th•,. are lesa formal grouping of th• Jackson famlly members for the many col'Mdy akatches and aong and dance numbers that .,.. featured each week on their 19/avllion aeries. A key combination Is that of th• youngest Jackson, Janet (10) and Randy (t 6) for 1 variety of comedy takeoffs on such famous per~onalltles aa Shirley Temple and Biii "BojanglH" TV WIEK, FIMUAAY IO. 11n Robln1on, Sonny and Ch•r. Th• Fonz and his glr/frlend and Hveral other mini-comedy lmperson•tlona that are a weekly futuff ott th• a.rt.a. •~ S.C.u• of hi• auocesa u a 1/ng/H it4ordlng star, Mloh,.I probably qu111n .. •• th• ,...,..,.r of the group. Th• •Mm, quiet apokett but ~trlc fnt.r~ talner a/10 oompo•• his own mulic. H• do /blned brother Tito to compote "Style of L,,. .. numt»r Jrom their new Eplo album titted ''Th• Jacl<•Oll The Jaotcaon Family hH ba•n ,.spotfa I• for nlllng '°,,,. eo, ooo. 000 alngles end albums over the past seven )'Hra and renlc• as one of. th9 most auccNtful mus/011 groupa of th• put deceM. AltcltMI J~ (lelt) and g""' star Dom Del.ultan!oquple of timid matlldotl on The Jaouona, m"""'-varlf'Y flt•rrll)fl lllChMI Jacbon Ind .. V911 of"" broth•ra lltd II.,.,., "'~•Y 1t 1:30PM on CIS. Now Television as It was Meeint to be Seen: on Wide Screen Projection system · lhe one WO( to reoltv en.lo¥ tel6vlslon Is tO view o wide 9Cl'8eO Pfotedlon Image. lhe reN V1deoPlay wide saeen system features o 5. 6. °' 7-foot dlogonolly measured SOl'88f\ 15 tfmea ft'9 size c:A the average television SCfeen. 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