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s rop. 13
Taxpayers'
Lucky Break?
By GARV GRANVILLE
04 119 D•llr Pllet Jutt
Proposition 13 -also known as the Jarvis
Amendment -has made this a time or fiscal soul-
searching for local government officials.
In Laguna Beach, for example, City Manager Al
Thea) is considering recommending hiking business
license fees a nd jumping the city's bed tax as part of
a contingency plan.
Saddleback College trustees t alk of drastically
curtailing development plans for ,
the district's new campus in
Irvine.
Newport Beach City
Manager Bob Wynn·~ staff is pre-
paring two new city budgets. One
budget will be recommended for
adoption if it ·s business as usual
after June 6 a nd the other if
California voters that day ap-
prove Prop. 13. oaAttVIU.a
AND IN SANTA ANA·, high-ranking Orange
County officials are weighing county government
priorities, deciding what programs and employees
will go should there be a major loss of available tax
dollars.
Shadowing local officials as they contemplate
the possible financial impact of Prop. 13 is an under -
ground network of. so far, baseless rumor.
There is unfounded talk of the closing of fire sta-
tions, of grounding police helicopters and an end
to paramedic ser\'ice.
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aff all'S hear tales of PQSs1~le masalvt teachtr layoU.s
and of fmancially·f orced Dtitt-tel'tn S'cbaol closllijs: -
RUMOR HAS IT THAT user fees will be charged
for sanitation services. Rumpr also has it that sales
taxes will be doubled to help comP8nsate local agen-
cies for lost tax dollars should Prop. 13 meet voter approval.
Cause of all the comrnoUon is a hard working
75-year-old Mormon who has spent ]Ji years since he
retired as owner-president of a manufacturing com-
pany crusading for property tax reform.
Until the past few years, Howard Jarvis was
passed off as a one-issue gadfly who haunted Los
Angeles city, county and school district meetings.
UNFURLING THE BANNER of his United
Organization of Taxpayers, Jarvis called on local of.
fi cials to right what he sees as an oppressive proper·
ty t ax system used to help finance unneeded and
needlessly big local agencies.
Th• Dally Piiot con-
d u d t e d • random
telephone aurvey from
Jan. 31 to ht>. • •*'nv Orange Coast realdents:
Have you hHrd of the
\Jarvi• Amendment?
Wiii you vote for or
agalnat It?
Of 520 peraon• con-
, tacted In the enonymoua
oll, 230 reapoftded.
hefr anawen are
wn below a pefC'eW.-
•· For mor• detafl, ageA3.
YES
NO
AGAINST
UNDECIDED
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TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
40 Killed • ID Plane Crash
Craft Slams Into Snowbank, Explodes
CRANBROOK, British Colum·
bia CAP> -A twin-engine
Pacific Western Airlines
passenger jet overshot the
runway on a landing approach in
a snowstorm Saturday,
slammed into a snowbank and
disintegrated In a ball of flame,
killing 40 of the 47 persons
aboard.
The surv i vors -six
passengers and a flight atten-
dant -were in the tail section of
the Boeing 737, which broke in
two upon impact. All were taken
to Cranbrook District Hospital.
Blizzards
Wipe Out
Budgets
By LOUISE COOK .._........_,wriw
As the snow melts, the costs
rise.
Hall a billion dollars damage
to Massachusetts homes and
businesses. Twenty-four million·
to clear snow from Penn·
sylvania highways. One million
to replace a boardwalk
destroyed by high tides in New
Jersey. Seventy.five million in
t.wo weeks of lost sales in New York City.
T he blizzards of 1978 have
strained state and local budgets
in the Northeast and brought
warnings of reduced services or
higher taxes In some areas. No
one wants to even try to make a
guess at the total cost of the Jan.
20 •nd Feb. 6-7 blinards that
brought mount.ams of snow, high
winds· and flooawaters frorft
Maryland and Delaware up the
coast and into New England.
Officials talk 1n terrps of tens
of millions of dollllrs in cleanup
costs, 106t business and dama,e.
Local authorities say snow.
removal budgets were exhaust-
ed by the first storm, which
brought over a foot of snow, and
they don·t know where they will
find money to pay for digging
out from the second storm,
whi~h brought 2 reet and more.
M assacbusetts -where the
trouble was complicated by two
power. blackouts in Boston -
was hardest hit. Eight eastern·
counties in the state were
declared federal disaster areas after the latest blizzard. Con-
necticut, Rhode Island and other
parts of Massachusetts were
declared federal emergency
areas, meaning the federal gov-
ernment will pay 75 percent of the
cleanup cost and make other aid
available, including Army troops
and equipment.
John J . McNafiy of the Small
Business Administration toured
the New England region by
helicopter. The verdict: 10,000
homes and businesses in
Massachusetts destroyed;
damage, $500 milllon.
McNally said damage 1n New
Hampshire was estimated at $12
million, with 1,000 homes and
250 businesses lost; damage in
Connecticut was estimated at
$11 milJion.
The SBA official said he could
not get close enough to Rhode
Island to estimate the damage,
but predicted it probably would
top $12 million. Lorraine
Silberthau, spokeswoman for
Rhode Island Gov. J. Jo:seph
Garrahy. said sbe asked for an
estmate of daanal{es and other costs. .. 'Ibey have no idea of any
kind of assessment.'' she said.
Brian Johnson, a spokesman
for the Canadian airline, said
tbe plane carried some low-
gr ad e radioactive material
which could not be found in the
wreckage. He said a geiger
counter was brought to attempt
to locate the material, which ·was being shipped to a hospital
in Trail, B.C., for medical use.
Johnson said the material
posed no danger.
One of the survivors, David
While, 20, of Cranbrook, said
that sitting in the rear o( the
plane probably saved his lire. He
was treated for sore muscles
and released from the hospital.
White, a second.year pbyakal
education student al Mount
Royal College in Calgary, said
be and a stewardess managed to
escape, "and we got halfway to
the runway from the plane and
this little girl was crying and
everything, so I went back !or her."
"She was just sitting there in
her seat. There was nothing left
o( the plane all around her. Just
the seat was there. She was by
her mother. and her mother wu
dead.
.. I just grabbed the gtrl and
went baclt with the stewardess
and we all left together.·•
White said the tail section
"Just stopped dead while U\e
rest of the plane carried on and burst into names... •
• ·1 was thrown around an<f
there was an orange flash away
in front of me, but I felt no
heat," said White, who was
travellng to Cranbrook to visit bis parents.
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ROD STEIGER PASSES SAHDBAG TO KENT SMITH AND MIKE MATTIA IN CREEK
For More Views of Flood Control Efforts In Sllverlldo Canyon, See Page A2.
OC Roads, Pkrs Open
More Rainfall Predicted for~Coast Area
Orange County residents af. lect~d by Friday morning's de-
vastating stDrm returned to a
more routine life today as
cleanup operations proceeded..
All roads and streets closed by
flooding, mudslides or falling
trees, including Laguna Canyon
Road, were open today, officials reported.
Most of the beach piers, cl<>sed
when it was feared that Ch"1U·
ing seas bad weakened their
supports, were also re-opened."
Among those reported reopened
were the Seal Beach, Huntington
Beach and Newport Beach piers.
A spokesman at' the Seal
Beach. police department said
the restaurant at the pier in that
city remains 'Clo,,ed.
Many boats that had broken
loose from their moorings and
tossed around Newport Bay and
onto beach areas were towed to
the· safety of Orange County
Harbor Department docks. a
spokesman s!lid.
The craft that sank during the
storm. which spawned winds re-
ported up to 92 mph, remained
submerged Saturday. A harbor
patrol spokesman claimed it will
take commer.cial salvige crews
to retrieve boats from tile bay
waters' depths.
No new slides or flooding wu
reporte-0 in the hard·blt
Silverado Canycm area.
But officials reported
sightseers in some areas were
creating traffic problems. Th~
urged people to stay away from
devasted areas unless they are
residents there or have official
business.
Rain was expected to return to
the Orange Coast area late this
afternoon and tonight. Local
gusty winds were forecast, but
the wlnd is not expected to bd
neat .the force that &lammed
the area early Friday.
The rain is expected to last un-til about midday Monday.
Dana Point Yotdfa?
Unidentified Body
'Definite Homicide'
PULU>VER PANIC -Nmv
that you leaally may be ordered
out of your car during a routine
tratfic stop, how ahouJd you re-
act? Sta(f Writer Arthur .R.
Vinsel surveys police depart·
ments for thfu recollectioPS ol
clo$e c-1ls and recommeada•
Uon.s tor drlwn. Pace Cl.
an A ated Preis ·
the medical coafl!ct. Page A9.
GaEAT NOODLE WAil -
What happens Wb~ t.-o oriental
noodle makera dash over wba
wll1 dominate tJte i.Utant ~ mark~t? Wrlter•Gary Gfan.villb
upWDa tt all CID P~e C$. ..
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Weekly review of Or{lnge Coast highlights
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SGT. SPREINE WITH PATCH COLLECTION
San Clemente
Visiting station 's a pleasure
A San Clemente police station's wall has a patchwork
11uality that never falls to attract a visitor's eye. The
patches. collected by Si;t. James Sprelne, are for real. an
assemblage of shoulder decorations from large and small
town police forces across lhl' land. Out or state v1s1tors
Mand a ·good chance of spotting their old home town's
police symbol among the more than 2.000 colorful cloth
patches. Says Spreine, "I get as much pleasure from see·
mg how much other people enjoy the collection as I do
from the collection itself."
""'''' Fear crept on little cat's feet
The noises in the night were unnerving. Scurrying feet
padding almost silent across a downstairs floor, books
tumbling from a hbrary shelf. With tales of the Hillside
Strangler fresh in her mind, a Turtle Rock resident called
the police to check out the frightening sounds. But police
found not a trace of an intruder and soon departed. The
sounds began again. More books fell . The woman decided
to investigate. Down the stairs she crept, then peeking into
the library she spotted. . .her eight-month-old -kitten
which was systematically rummaging behind a high sheU,
knocking down books as it played. "I felt like a fool." she
said after morning coffee.
Cos1cl Mt",cl
Royal treat
repays many
happy grins
Smiles will take you
miles ••. even make you
a king. Don't buy that?
Just ask Sam La!ferty,
custodian of Bear Street
School in Costa Mesa. Last
week, kids there decided
the man who befriended
them and who always had
a friendly smile to share,
deserved to be kmg for a
day. Lafferty sported a
giant paper crown topped
by cutout letters that
spelled out his exalted
rank for a whole day. A
mural by the kindergarten
class on butcher paper
celebrated his exploits.
''I'm so surprised,'' said
Huntington Bc,1ch
'KING' SAM LAFFERTY
Sam. A gentle smile
played at the corners of
his mouth.
More UFOs buzzing the coast?
Four Huntington Beach residents living in the same
<trea who'd never met, reported last week that they saw a
UFO moving ov<'r the south-central city early last Mon-
day. Those who saw it reported it as a reddish-orange
cylindrical object that moved slowly and silently, leaving
a vapor trail in its wake. They said It stayed in sight for 45
seconds. Police said the city helicopter had already landed
in another section of the city, and that there seemed to be
quite a few upset dogs at that time. Eleven months ago,
five city policemen reported seeing two brilliant white
UFOs streaking across the sky.
Mom battles schools; son wins
A young Huntington Beach mother whose son got
bumped from an early-enrollment klnder~arten program
has confronted the school district and won. The school
system there decided to add a third early·enrollment class
to their schedule after she complained that she'd taken her
•• son, Devin Danief Hardy, aged-4'h, out of a preschool In preparation for his first classes. Complained his mother,
Susan, a mail carrier, "The whole thing about this is that
they didn't say there was any enrollment limit!" The bat·
_ tle fought by Mrs. Hardy also won spots for 15 other
: younssters left out of the program.
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Coal Runs Low
Emergency Plam Drawn
WASHINGTON (AP> -Presl·
dent Carter ordered SaturCiay ·
that plans be drawn up for
emergency movement of coal to
areas runnJng critically short of
fuel needed to produce electric
power.
Noting that some electric
utilities have reduced power to
industrial customers, the presl·
dent said "more such cut~acks
will follow even if the strike is
settled soon, and employment
1m pacts will be felt shortly."
Carter instructed Energy
Secretary James R. Schlesln&er
to plan the emergency move-
ment of coal in event it 1s needed
and to continue efforts to shift
electrical power from non·
affected areas to those running
short of coal.
The coal strike, the longest
ever by the United Mine
Workers, went into its 69th day
today and could continue well in-
to next month. UMW represen-
tatives unofficiaJly voted Friday
to reJect a contract that includes
an avcrage$10.25 hourlywage.
"Those in areas most affected
by the strike have already made
great sacnf1ces." the president
said In a statement announcing
instructions to his Cabinet to
meet the coal supply problem.
''Before the strike is over, and
for several weeks thereafter un-
til the normal flow of coal is
restored, even greater bardshlp
will occur."
Tow Truck
For Getaway
In Holdup?
Huntington Beach police were
searching today for a small,
foreign-made red tow truck,
believed used as the getaway
vehicle in a holdup at a dry
cleaning establishment Satur-
day afternoon.
Two men. described as white
males in their 20s, fled with
Sll2 from Beac h Valet
Cleaners, 1721 Pacific Coast
H ighway, after holding the
female clerk at gunpoint at S
p. m., police reported.
The duo entered the store.
brandished a 2-inch, blue
steel .38 caliber revolver and
one said, ''We bate to do this,
but we need the money."
The employee, after handing
over the cash, was forced into a
rear storeroom, police said.
One suspect had blond, curly
hair, the other, short, straight
brown hair, police said. Each
was described as about S·foot-7
with a small build.
Anaheim Man
Kmfed, Dies
At Bus Stop
A suspect was jailed for ques·
lioning after an Anaheim man
was stabbed to death as he sat
on a bench at a bus stop Satur·
day morning, police in that city
reported.
Peter Paul Cassara, 30, of 114
N. Mayfair St .• was the victim of
the alleged l l :30 a.m. knife al·
tack as he sat at the corner or
Mayfair and La Palma Avenue,
police said. Cassara was pro·
nounced dead at Anaheim
Memorial HO$pilal.
The suspect was apprehended
some 10 minutes after the incl·
dent as he walked on a sidewalk.
The knife used in the alleged at·
lack bad not been found and a
motive was still undetermined
by late Saturday night.
Police declined to reveal the
name or the suspect pending out·
come of an investigation.
Gunman Held
In Robbery
A suspect was being ques•
tioned by Fountain Valley police
early today in connection with
an armed robbeTY at a gasoline
station.
The suspect was apprehended
shortly after a lone attendant of
the station on the southeast cor·
ner of Harbor Boulevard and
Edinger Avenue was robbed at
gunpoint late Saturday night,
police reported.
The attendant was ordered to
lie on the floor after the bandit.
tOQk $140, pollce said. Tbe IUD·
man fled on loot.
The states wltb power com.
paniea facing the most critical
shortages of stockpiled coal are
Ohio, Tennessee, Jndtana and
Pennsylvania, an Energy
Department spokesman said.
Those states have uUUty com·
panies depending on coal
stockpiles that had dropped to as
little as 21 days• supply as of
Feb. 4, said the 'fokesman,
Frank Kelly. The coa stockpile&
will be re-evaluated on Wednes-
day.
Kelly said the coal shortage is
much more serious than the
stockpiles indicate because coal
at the bottom of the stockpiles is
wet and mixed with mud, leav-
ing some of it unsuitable for effi·
clent burning.
Other states facing coal
shortages are West Virginia,
Maryland, Kentucky, Michigan
and Virginia.
Manzanillo
Race Hit by
W-uuls, Rain
By ALMON LOCKABEY
o.ity l'il« 9Ntlllf E•lter
MANZANILLO, Mexico
Thirty-three yachts still struggl·
ing across the Gulf of California
m the 1,140-mile San Diego to
Manzanillo. yacht race were ex·
perienclng weather conditions
ranging from the s ublime to
ridiculous Saturday night.
After drifting in light airs
most oC the day, late reports In -
dicated the fleet was hit by 20
knot winds and rain.
Only four Class A yachts had
finished by midniihl Saturday.
The others were strung out for
200 miles in the gull.
Bill Lee's 67-foot sloop Merlin,
from Santa Cruz. still hung to
the corrected-lime lead after a
record-smashing finish on Fri-
day.
Terry Molosaco's 69-foot
Drifter finished at 8:50 p.m. Fri-
day after slattin~ about five
miles from the finish for six
hour!>.
Third boat to finish al 9:55
p.m. Saturday was the highly·
touted &Hoot sloop Christine,
owned and s kippered by Fred
Preiss, Pacific Mariners Yacht
Club.
The 62-foot Ragtime. 1976 line•.
honored winner, drifted across
the finish line at 4 :S2 p.m., her
only consolaUon being that she
beat her.own elapsed time in the
'76 race.
Based on the 13 a.m. Saturday
position report these were · the
handicapped leaders:
Overall-f. Merlin, 2. Drifter,
3. Reiscnde.
Class A-f. Merlin, 2. Drifter,
3. Hawkeye.
Class B-1. Whippet, 2. Tcnazi·
ty. 3. Free Spirit.
Class C-1. Reinsende. 2.
Whimsey Traes. 3. Tinsley
Light.
Big Canyon Exit
Oosed by Leak
The Big Canyon Drive exit of
Big Canyon Country Club and
Estates in Newport Beach was
closed Saturday night after part
o( the roadway and sidewalk col·
lapsed when a water main broke
and undermined the pavement,
police reported.
Barricades were set up at Big
Canyon Drive and San J oaquJn
Hills Road until repairs could be
made.
Love Cost
Year in Cell
LOS ANGELES (AP) -
Love's labors came to a
year in the county jail and
a $1,000 fi ne for a 39-year·
old Venice m an who
pest ered his d r eam
woman for more than two
years.
Judge David Perez of
West Los Angeles
Municipal Court im posed
the sentence Friday on
Robert Greenfield, who
p l ead ed no contest In·
Deo~mber to a misde,
me a nor battery charge.
Greenfield had alleaedly
grabbed Wendy Reeves
and t hrown her to the
ground at Venice Beach in
November.
Deputy Cit y Attorney
Suaan Kaplan aald Green-
field met Klss Reeves in
November 1t75 when be
a t.te mpted to r e ot an
apartm9'.lt Iii tbe VeDl~
bulldllla she manqed.
JI• i-aa vtaltlllt' KIA Reeve~'all the time,"
wrote bee' doz.na Ol 'love letten, ad tel41pboaed t\tr coa1tanll.Y, Mt . Kaplan aald. lllu a.e-es, about 2S,
mond thr.. dm• and claaa1ed bu telephone
DWDber to ft'06d tM ._.
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All Work, No Play
Josh Reed, 10, left, and Brian Borden, 10. were among
neighbors of all ages who pitched in to held sandbagging
C'fforts along Silvcrado Creek Saturday. The creek was
s andbagged in an effort to prevent the flooding of
homes in the event of more rain. The Russell Robinson
home at 28881 Sllve rado Canyon Roa.dis protected, below ..
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PLANE CRASH. ·• •
White said the approach to the
runway appeared normal after a
turbulent rueht from Calgary.
He said the plane seemed to
corkscrew to the ground after it
bounced into the air on Uie initial
landing attempt.
"We hit the runway really
hard. I've never hit the runway
that hard before. It really shook
me," he said. ·~e bounced ooce
and that was n.... • • then we
started ••• it was like he was
going to take off again."
Among the victims were three
members of the Edm onton.
based crew: pilot Chris MUes,
about 35. and two flight at.ten·
dant s, Cindy Jean Wolff and
Patty Wong.
Names Of the other vtcUms
were belnf wlthbeld unUl re·
latlves could be notified.
Other survlvors were id&n·
Ufied as Ronald Sims, Lynn
OCWoman
Dies of Burns
Second a n d thf r d·d e1re•
burns received by an Orani•
woman when her ga.! stove ex·
ploded a week ago p~~ed t-i.i
Saturday. ·
Ida Sharhad. 30, of 3000 N.
Wooda St., Apt. 8, died al 3:07
p .m. Saturday at. tho UCl
Medicat Center bum ward ot
tbe IQJuries aua~qed Feb. 5, ll
county coroner s apokum an
nld. • 'l'bo woman •• Uptlnc the pilot wbm U.. ·&Cove blew up.
Olsenberg and T.R. Sprague, all
of Calgary. Kathy Mailey or
Castelegar and an un1denllfied
woman in her 40s who wa11 too
badly burned to be identiried.
Sims was listed in critical con·
dition. The surv ivin g
stewardess .. Gail Bunn of SL
Albert, Alla., and t.be other three
survivors who were Identified
suffered less serious injuries.
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Sunday February l 2. 19'18 DAILY Ptl.OT
Politieal Nerves .Jangled by .Jarvis • )
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H the June 6 primary election
rire tomorrow. the Jarvis·Gann
llx reform initiative would win tn a breeze
That's the nearly unanimous
c9llective opinion or the
POiitical pros and elected of
nceholders who have their col·
leclive fingers on the public
pulse.
The election outcome might bt>
different if stat e legislators
enact tax r eform legislation
~oon, the pros say.
But right now, they believe
what will appear on the June
bflllot as Prop 13 is a shoo-in
winner
Sensing what they see as the
public mood. few elected of
flcials in Orange County have
spoken out in opposition to the
constitutional amendment that
might cost local county agencies
an estimated $575.8 million an
lost lax revenue next vear. •
One officeholder who makes 11
clear he opposes Prop. 13 is As
semblyman Dennis Mange rs .
D·Hunllngton Beach
Not thal Man1ers 1s agamst
property tax reform
··1 ttunk Jarvis !Prop. 13J 1i.
poorly drafted and raises a
number of terrible unresolved
problems the legislature would
eventually have lo resolve.·
says Mangers
··1 fear the in1tiat1ve designed
lo cul gO\'ernmenl ~pending
might end up being the vehicle
to incteusc <;pending "
Uy that Mangers means 1t i!>
likely alternative ways will be
found to raibc tax dollars for es
sentlal school and local govern
ment spending
ln the end. Mangeri. says.
those alternative sources might
co:.t more than any tax money
saved by Prop. 13
Those 1sbues aside, Mangers
says he believes the Jeglslatur<'
"111 enact tax reform legislation
within the next 30 days
According to Mangers. the
best legislative chance for that
happening 1s state Sen Peter
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PROPOSITION 13 PENDING.
The s pot it got was Prop. 13.
And the massive signature col
lecting effort cost Prop t3'i.
backers less than S30.000
.. It was easy,·· J ar vis s<1y~.
.. People are simply sick and
tired or a tax system that is eat
ing th<·m oul of house anrl
hom e.··
fie believe~ Lhc elccloratl'
.. can bring at least a semblance
of reason" to that system June fi
by endorsing Prop. 13.
What the initiative seeks to do
is to rollback property values to
w hat county assessors said their
.. full cash value" was in 1975·76 .
S imultaneous ly . Prop. 13
would limit annual property tax·
cs to 1 percent of that '75,.76 full
cash value.
To guard taxpayers against
the rav<1ges of property value in·
nation. assessors would not be
Jble under Prop 13 to rai!>e
\'Ulue more than 2 percent a
. vcar
If you ·n, an Orange County
taxpayer. those J arvis-Gann
provisions if in effect now would
likely slice your 1977·78 tax bill al
leastin half.
But what Is a taxpayer's sav·
mgs Is a taxing agency's loss.
And had Prop. 13 been in ef·
feet. this year, the 212 local tax-
ing agencies in Orange County
would collectively have lost an
estimated $S75.8 million in pro·
perty lax revenue.
Roughly 60 percent of that loss
would have hit the county's 3Q
school and four community col-
lege districts
The projected revenue loss t.o
the Saddleback Valley Unified
School District. for instance.
was set at from S20 to S22
mil hon
ln the Hunti ngton Beach Cit y
School District. the estimated
loss of income was estimated at
$5.3 million.
That prompted the district's director or fiscal services, bob
)
llawthorne, to label the potenttal
impact of Prop. 13 "so devastat
mg that we might not be able to
cope with it ··
The lluntmgton Beach Union
I hgh School District would lose
about $20 million -or 40 percent
of its income if Jarvis-Gann
succeeds al the polls June 6, says
Superintendent Jake Abbott.
·'Since 80 pe rcent or our
budget is spent on salaries and
fringe benefits." Abbott says.
.. Wl' would have to have massive
cutbacks of teachers and all
other e mployees."
According to Fountain Valley
School District officials, Prop. 13
would cost the district a.n
estimated $5.25 million income
loss in 1978-79.
Layoffs of about 200 teachers.
administr ators and other
employees would be necessary,
according to Deputy Superinten·
den l Glenn llardy
··our pro~ram would be
pathetic," Hardy says.
Facing income cOls less
severe than those confronting
school districts should Jarvis
Gann become law. most city ad
m inistrators are onl~ slighUy
less pessimistic. •
For instance, Comptroller
Howard Stephens says Fountain
Valley would be forced to cul
about. $2 million from its $7.9
million annual city budget.
Such a loss could eventually
m ean a layoff or about one
fourth the city's 221 employees
and "drastic curtailment or all
services," Stephens says.
Jn Laguna Beach the Prop. 13
rontingency plan be rng de·
veloped by Thcal and his staff
includes the possibility or re·
comm ending s uc h econom y
moves as closing the city's Top
o( the World fire station and fir·
ing 53 employees.
Theal also says the rem aining
city employees might be expect·
ed to take a 2.5 percent pay cut.
llehr's, R·San Rafael. bill
The Behr bill would cut exist
ing homeowner property tax
bills in half
To replace the lost tax income,
the bill would place a 5 percent
transfer tax oo homes when they
are sold.
The proposed legislation ha&
cleared the state Senate and was
well received last week by mem
bers of the Assembly Revenue
and Taxallon Committee, accord
ing to Mangers
llis one fear tor tho bill's
c.-hances is that what he calls
.. the San Francisco bloc" of as·
sem blymen may attempt to load
1t with a "circuit breaker ." an
amendment that would limit thl'
tax savings to homes under a
certain value
Lale last year when the
legislature worked overtime to
enact property tax reform, the e ffort wa:. killed b y c1rcu1l
breakers.
State Sen Denni:. Carpenter,
R Newport Beach, lor example.
I
1,
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Lake Wynn in Newport Beach.
city administrators in Hunt
mgton Beach. Costa Mesa and
San Clemente are preparing two
budgets for fiscal year 1978-79.
One budget refleets fiscal con
chl1ons as they exist . The second
budget 1s based on spending cul
hacks dictated by Prop. 13
should it be approved June 6.
In other Orange Coast cities.
<'ontingency plans based on
Jarvis-Gann income projections
are under way.
County government's struggle
lo accommodate the possibility
of Prop. 13 be<:omiog a reality
has dimensions not encountered
by Orange County's 26 cities.
On the surface, the projected
income loss lo the county's
general fund would be about $65
million
Whe n the other laxmg agen
cies 10 the so·~alled county gov
C'rnment family arc thrown in .
the estimated cut in tax revenue
hecomes $95 million
But the slash goes deeper
In mental health service~. for
example, for every $1 the county
spends the federal government
adds $9.
Consequently. Cor instance, a
$1 million county cut in mental
health spending would actually
mean a $10 million reduction in
mental health services.
Similarly impacted by drastic
s pending cutbacks would be
social services programs that
bring in four outside tax dollars
for every Sl local tax dollar
s pent.
County government h as
a nother J arvis-Gann related
problem, federal and stale man·
dated spending not controlable
locally.
As examples. county officials
have little to say about how
many local tax dollars go into
Medi·Cal, court operations and
welfare programs.
voted against the measure for ~
number of reasons, Including the
fac.-t that about 98 percent of hi~
con~tituents would not s hare in
1my tax break.
"I don 't call it tax reform
when my constituents dQn 't re·
ccive any benefit," Carpenter
fumed.
Unlike Mangers. most elected
officials are keeping their Prop.
13 options open.
"I 'm not entire ly certain
Jarvis <Prop. 13) is the way to
go because I don't think anyone
knows its full implications ."
l>ays Orange County Supervisor
Laurence Schmit
"However," Schmit adds.
.. I'm 100 percent certain people
are demanding tax reform and
less. not m ore govornme nt
spe nding."
Schmit bet.eves Jarvis-Gann
has "already done a tremendous
J mount of good by serving as a
reminder to all of us tbat tax re
form 1s needed and needed
now." a view Mana~ers shares.
In Schmit's view. '"hxpayur
frust.nuon has turned to tax
payer desperation and one way
or another there will be reform
this year •
Huntington Beach City Coun
cilwoman Harriet Weider sees
approval of Prop. 13 as thl'
best way to cut both local ao ..
ernmenl spending and property
taxe1io.
Mrs . Weider sayi. !>he beUeve.'
government officials will spend
however many tax dollars arc
available to them.
And, :.he says, the beM way lo
·cut down spending 1s to hm1t the
available tax dollars
"lt.'s very simple,°' :.he says.
''The only way to make 1t clear
that s pending must go down 1s to
s ay. here are lbe dollar!. you
have to spend. There shall be no
mon.•."
Mrs Weider ll> a cand1datl' for
the Second District seal on the
l0ounty Board of Supervisors
now held by Schmll
CITY RESPONSES TO DAILY PILOT POLL
YES NO
Wiit you volt
for or aga\nst
the Initiative? UN ..
FOA ANTI 0£CIOEO
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Also, pr0Ject1ons based on the
Prop. 13 loss of property tax
dollars indicate that county gov-
ernment would rau $12 million a
year short of meeting its obliga·
tions under mandated pro·
grams.
Orange County officials also
worry about other Jarvis·Gann's
side effects.
F o r example , a maj or
employee layoff because of the
loss of lax money could rt!suJt in
a premature $4 million run on
early retirement and sick leave
benefits.
With fewer tax dollars to hold
and to invest in short-term in·
terest. bearing Joans. the interest
Income that knocks about six
cents orr the county's tax rate
could be jeopardized.
31 .9'1. 14.2°4 53.8%
not made clear in the >01tiative.
What is clear, though. 1s thut
local officials will be pres-
suring state legjslalors to pro·
vide them with substitute re·
venues should Prop. 13 become
an amendment to California·s
constitution.
..I believe the state will even-
tually act to make up lost re-
venues s hould the Jarvis in-
itiative pass.'· says San Juan
Capistrano Cily Manal(er James
Mocahs.
Cal-Tax News 1>0inls out that
:.tatew1de the loss or property
tax revenue to local agenc1c~
wou ld total an estim ated $7.5
billion if Prop 13 is approved
ll would taJ<e a doubling of
sales tax rates or u 150 percent
surcharge on state income taxes
to replace that local government
mcome, Cal-Tax says.
That lesson is not lost on
Jarvis·Gann critics.
~
So I' ro rm Pr co un ty:
Superv1i.or DB\ 1d Bnker }
"'Yes I wall vote for the Jarvt&•
amendment,·· Baker says "It's:
th~ best chance we·v~ had tor a.
lon(l lime to say e nough 1s•
enough ' •
.. C ranted. 1t ma) c.-ause somr /
problem~." t.ays Baker ... But l :
consider high levels of iO"ern )
ment spt.•nding und hi gh taxes to /
be major problems too ·· :
Ltkc others. onl' incumbent:
officeholder noted for his passion.
to avouJ controversy says he 1s,:
"going low profile on Pr-op 13. ,
°'I was at <t candidates' night•
tht.> other night and. believe me.'
1f any candidate had come out
agu1nst .Jarvis they would have •
been booed right out of the
place."
The puhllcal pro:. sa} they'\'e ,
nottced that sentiment.
That's v.hy they say 1f thP
t•lection were tomorrow. H
would be Prop. 13 in a breeze. . ..
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Tax Bills ~
~ .
Spark for~
..
Revolt? .
..
,
T hree fiscal )ears ago, -
Orange County property tax· ~
payer:. collect1 vcly were asked ,
to pay $.519 million m taxes. ..
This year the 212 county tax· ••
ing agencies that spend those ,
dollars sent out a cumulative tax •
bill totaling $793.7 million. ,
That means in three years the '
total property tax bill in Orange ~
County climbed by $284.7 million :·
or 54 percent :
County Tax Coll ector·•
Treasurer Robert Citron says :
that onl y about 45 percent or the ~
three-year gain resulted from •
new construction . ~
The balance is the product of ..
run~\way property value infla· •
hon that has. in some cases. ;
doubled the value of homes in ..
Orange County. •
Most county homeowners who •
sold \heir ho1,1ses in the past •
three years turned a handsome :
profit.
But neighbors left behind had :
only the comfort of knowing the •
rounty assessor thought their "
home had increased dramatical-:
Iv in value the previous year.
The only thing they had they : '
had to show for the assessor could ·
invariably prOVl' was real, .
however. was higher tax bills.
Those bills were higher even
thouJ?h a few months earlier
t'lccted officials boasted of hav-.
ang .. cut taxes." .
In reality. taxes weren't cut. ·•
The tax rate was. But the innat·
cd properly values more titan :
offset the lower tax rate.
LA County Missing-13
In prep_aration for the possible
voter approval Of Prop. 13, COUO·
ty supervisors have invoked a
hiring freeze, curtailed discre-
tionary spending and formed the
war councils needed to help
guide decisions Jarvis-Gann
would mandate.
They say the initiative does
nothing to control local spending
and succeeds only in placing a
lid on property tax as a source of
income.
In early 1977. tax reform :
zealot Howard Jarvi~ and bas •
Southern California area •
followers fell JUSL 1.800 voter :
signatures short. of landing a •
controversial tax reform in· ~
itiatlve on the ballot.
But when Jarvis and his band
tried again late in the year. at ~
very little expense and with very •
little urging they soon had mor<> ~
than three times the number of !
signatures needed.
LOS ANGELES <AP )
Searchers dug through mud and
debris Saturday looking for peo-
ple who may have been buried
when torrents of rain roared
down canyons last week in one
of the worst storms ever lo hit
Southern California.
Thirteen persons were report·
ed missing in Los Angeles Coun·
ty -mo,,t of them in the tiny
mounta1nside community of Hid-
den Springs. (See related
s tories, Page AS.) Ten persons
were killed either directly or In-
directly by the destructive wind
and rain.
The 249 special districts In
Orange County that receive pro·
perty tax dollars have a dlf·
ferent kind of problem.
Jarvis-Gann provides for the
county to collect. the allowable
taxes and apportion them to ells·
tricts within the county.
Just bow and when those tax
dollars should be apportioned is
That's fin e with JarY'tS,
however.
He says it is a trail of govern·
ment officials at any level to
s pend whatever tax dollars arc
made available lo them.
And, be believes, when lax
sources are dried up then and
only then will government
s pending be curtailed.
Som e ca ll th al public;
turnaround a modern form lax ..
revolt.
Whatever it might be called. :
the Jarvis-Gann ballot initiative • -(See REVOLT, Page AO
Some 700 residents were ----------------------------------·-------
driven from thell' homes as a re·
suit of Frida.-•s battering rains
and hurricane·force winds that
t riggered flash floods and
mudslides
Although cloudy s kies re·
mained over much of Southern
California Saturday. the Na-
tional Weather Service assured
apprehensive residents that the
threat or mote rain in the near
future seemed to be diminishing.
A second storm had been ex·
pected to bit Southern California
by tonight, but forecasters said
it was reported tearing itself
apart along a high pressure
ridge some l .000 miles west o{
the coast.
''There's nothing in the
forecast to indicate a storm with
anything like the intensity of the
one we just experienced," said a
weather service spokesman.
A 9-year-old Los Angeles boy.
Bobby Rucker, was carried
about three miles by the raging
waters of the Arroyo Seco chan-
nel, officl1ls sald. Police officers
bell*I rescue tbe boy.
Streets ln the r•i<lenlial areas
north of La Canada and La
Creacenta were ~lci.ed to all but
realdenll, u were the maln
tboroulbf ares ol LltUe TuJunca •
Canyon, .Bil :NJun•• Canyon
and Anplas«F.oretrt Hi1b•1y.
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lhal MJJ be abown on the June
prif!lary elecUoo ballot as Prop.
13 •• California's botteat 1918 poUlical issue.
Those who puinp ror voter ap-
l>rov al Of Prop. 13 state their uae very a!mply.
Prop. 13, they say, will both
reduce local eovernment spend-
ing and property tax billa by
damping a constitutlonal lid
on property tax rates.
Moreover, the Jarvis-Gann ad-vocates argue, Prop. 13 will free
property owners from the tax
ravages ot conlinWng inflation
t hat means nothlne except
higher tax bills to homeowners
who want to stay put.
WHILE ADMITl'ING tu re":
ducllon imposed by the initiaUve
will cut into public school re-
venues, proponents ot Prop. 13
point out that the constitutional
responsibility for providing
education rests with the state
anyway.
As a result, they say, no harm
will come to education as the re-
sult ot Prop. 13 being approved.
NEW YORKERS DIG OUT IN FRONT OF ST. PATRICKS
East's Storms Brought Out Best, Worst In People
B1 DANIEL Q. 11.\NEY
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For a week people atept in
Boston movie theaters and skied
on interstates. They mourned
and partied, prayed and
frolicked in the disastrous, de-
ll g h tf u l aftermath of the
BUnard of '18. •
Some reJolced over un-
scheduled vacations; others
waded for their lives lhrouSh
nightmarish floods of !ce·
chunked seawater.
SINCE LAST .Monday, normal
life bas all but stopped in many
of the cities and towns of
southern New Eqland. Between
two and three feet of wind-
stacked snow and the vicious in·
undation of usually ge.ntle surf
have changed lhe routine ol
almost everyone.
Io CoMecticut, Massachusetts
and Rhode llla.nd, the govem·
ments forbade drlvlng. But
tbous8* bad to glve up tbeJr
cars regardless. Motorists
boned down ln tho snow and
lunged off on loot for shelter.
Some trted to wait out lb• 1tonn
and died of upbyxiaUon, la all,
more than three dozen were killed
• by the storm.
In startllng proslmity,
winsome adventure contrasted
with agony.
Under a rtch blue sky on the
day after the storm, one light·
hearted Beacon Hill couple aet
up a barbecue in a snowbank outside their brick townbouse_
They 1ave away botdogs and
Bloody Mar:vs to anyone who
passed by.
FOVll MILES away, drenthed
policemen churned through the
water-filled streets of Revere 1n
Jarvis-Gann critics say all
that simply isn't so.
Among tbe faults they find
with Prop. 13 are what they sec
as the following shortcomings: Beach Bums Beware
-The initiative doesn't do
what it pretends to do: clamp a
lid on government spending.
Jns tead, it merely limits the
amount of money that can be
withdrawn from one tax source.
~ PROP. J3 will merely send
what will be money-strapped
taxing agencies to other sources,
such as increased sales and in·
come taxes, for the funding they
need to provide for vital public
services.
-Jarvis·Gann h9efits a few
t axpayers greatly and many
taxpayers only comparatively
slightly.
For example, a recent Citron
i;tudy showed Orange County's
top 10 property taxpayers would
collectively have saved $40
million on this year's tax bills if
Prop. 13 had
ln contrast to that $4 million
taxpayer savings, it is estimated
the average Orange County
hom eowner would have saved
about $700 on his tax bill under
Prop. 13.
-IF APPROVED June 6 by
California's voters, Prop. 13 and
its severe crimp on local tax re-
venue will go into effect 24 days
later. Thal short a lead time
can't help but generate chaos
and confusion.
-Jarvis·Gann is deliberately
poorly wriUeo so that, among
other things, it would be virtual· ly impo.ssible lo ever amend its
provisions even with over·
whelming voter approval.
While the viewpoints of Prop.
13 ad\'·ocates and critics differ
greatly, both sides agree on one
point.
They say whatever becomes of
Prop. 13 in the primary election
it will have served the needed
purpose of prodding s tate
le,gislators into enacting some
form of property tax relief.
By JULES LOH
AP ~lal C-111 Us I
PORT ISABEL, Texas -Take heed, all you sldnnydip.
pers, beer guzzlers and beach bums. Be forewarned. Bud
Emmons rides again.
Bud Emmons, "The Law West of Key West," as the sign
above his desk proclaims, filed last week for another four·
year term as Justice of the Peace in this salty little Gulf re-
sort on the southern lip of Texas, and if that doesn't strike
terror in the hearts of hellraisers, they haven't appeared before Bud Emmons.
"I DON'T have much sympathy for these people who
come down here wearing beads and smoklne marijuana and
try to talce over the place. "I fine'em the maximum and stick
( AMERIC.4 ) 'em in Jan. One amart word and
I'll slap another $200 on 'em for
contempt of court. They soon cet
the message."
Anyone would have to be blind not to get the message the
minute he steps off the dirt street Jnto Emmon's ball of
justice.
It is a small room, 8 feet by 16 feet, attached to his house.
It is decorated in every available inch with guns (l« of them
by his own count), knives too many hundreds or them to
count, blackjacks. brass knuckles. swords, shackles, the
bleached jaws of a shark and the yellowed skulls of humans
long since fetched to their reward.
On one wall hangs a portrait of the Jersey Lily Saloon,
operated by hi s idol, Judge Roy Bean, "The Law West of the
Pecos." and above his desk hangs a straw doll. Hangs. By the
neck. With a rope.
"OF COURSE Roy Bean was a terrible liar, but I admire
him," Emmons said. "I sort of modeled this place after his. I
went out lo Langtry to see the Jersey Lily back In 1932.
They've fixed it up now, ruined it.
·•1 am the Jaw west of Key West. It's the truth, isn't it?
There is nothing but water between there and here."
Unlike the storied Roy Bean, Emmons does not pack a
gun. Oh, he does keep a pistol In his desk drawer and another
in his car and has a double-barreled shotgun by bis bed ln
case or prowlers.
"Anyone found in here at night will be found here in the
morning." he explained.
''The fi rst year I was justice of the peace, that was 1967, I
had 345 cases in fiv~ days. That was at Easter time when Ute
kids swarmed down here for spring vacation.
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JUSTICE OF THE PEACE TALKS TOUGH, IS TOUGH
.. THEY TOOK over. They pitched tents on the beach so
we couldn't even get an ambulance through. They went
naked, sold dope, carried on. I decided to put a stop to it, and did.
"There was another bunch I bad to run out of town, a
bunch wearing earrings in ooe ear. I fined •em all the
money they had exceptjust enough to 1et back to Houston.
"On the way home they stopped for 1as. They looked sus.
picious to a deputy sheriff and be told them they bad better
keep moving because there was a pretty tough judge ln that
town.
"One of them said, •sheriff, there tan't be any judge
tougher than that s.o.b. ln Port Isabel.'"
The Law West of Key West smiled benignly.
Sgndlol Proterted
Kremlin Draws
Hard fdne
MOSCOW (AP) -The Soviet
Union declared Saturday in a
toughly worded policy statement
that the Kremlin will not bend to
demands by American "oppo-
nents of detente'' for major re·
visions in the slowly emerging
U .S .-Soviet strategic arms
limitation agreement.
. ) Bald Eagle Called
;11{11 ~Endangered Species
The unusually lengthy and de-
tailed Soviet statement, whlcti
coveted nearly a page in the
Communist Party daily Pravda,
was the most extensive Soviet
comment on the technical
aspects of SALT since March 31
last year.
AP~
REGM. BIRD OF PREY WILL SOON BE PROTECTED
Storm Heads for EaSt
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WASIDNGTON CAP) -The
bald eagle, the national symbol
since 1782, Is perJlously close lo
extinction and 1a being declared
an endangered species in .C3
states, the Interior Department
said Saturday.
Only 1n Alaska Is the species.
holding out against the
bulldozers and poisons or ad-
vancing civO.UaUon, the depart-
ment said.
AUTHORITIES estimate the~ are only 700 active bald
eagle nests in the contiguous 48
states. Alaska contains an
eaUmated 7,000 to 7,500 best.Ing
pairs. The bl.rd b not native to
Hawaii.
The birds will be declared en-
dangeted in 43 states, but wiU be
classified as "threatened" in
Mlcblgan, Minnesota.
Wlaconsln, Oregon and
Wa1btn1ton state. The
threatened classification meau
the species ls likely to become
endangered within the fonee-
ablef uture.
Previously, only the .. southern
Vance Meets
OnNambia
UNITED NAnONS (AP)
Secretary or State Cynaa R.
Vante-and fou.r other Western
foreJao m1DJaten eoolerred wtt.b
blaek auerrllla IHdera and
South Alrtcao olDdala Saturday
OD Waya to end South Mrica's eonttoJowr Nambla.
Tbe dlplomata ID« MParately.
wlUt the C\*1'WU qd South
Afrlcan repraae1atatl••• In •••lOAI l..ttna a tot.at of three
bOW'I. The MCr.lA17 of Male
aald tM nr.t road ol·talb was
.. buslHiallk• aacl atrat1h torwant.." ODlrrtlla luder 8.m :N*9Da illd, "W• ... a -4 .._.. .
..
J:>ald eagle," tonaldered a sub-
species, was classified as en-dangered.
The decision to add the addi-
tional protection for the eagles
com es 38 years after enactment
of the Bald Easle PtotecUoo Act
of 1940, which made lt unlawful
to wantonly kill the birda of
prey.
Canadians
'righten Rule
For Envoys
OTTAWA (AP) -Soviet
diplom-ata will face tough, new
.security screening before being
accepted for posts in Canada as ·a result of a •PY scandal that
saw 13 Russian envoys bounced
h:om Ottawa, a top Canadian
offlclal1a1dSa~y. •
Tb ree of tbe 13 ousted
dJplomat.s headed home Friday night.
"What we, throu1h our In-
telligence people, are 1olng to do
is look at these people.' back· grounds • • • see where they were stationed before anct
whether they have ever been in-
volved In eeplcaaie actiritiet,"
•aid tbe External Affaira Mlalstey dlletal, wbo uked n to be tdentlned by name.
Tbe oftlclal, whole mllllatrr la
the eqalvaleat ol tM U.S. State
Department. aat4 Ru11laa diplomata bad been 1lveD almoat automatlc •ntry to
CanadL
Ho aalcl t.be KremlJn "wUI
have a hard time bom DO# Oft"
geWla• CaoadlM e.Jeatuce tor · It. embulJ ,.,._..a la oc.; ta••· Caailida allo mq rilt.Ul ttae =:;._eraftil Jd'*I-. ..
an amphlblows "duck." They
rescued terrified residents from
second-story window•.
THE CAMARADERIE broke
down occuloca.Uy.
ln East Providence, R.J .• a
frustrated truck driver, tired of
being stuck behlnd a alow-
movtng snowplow, got out and
punched the operator in the
nose.
In Boston people waded
through neck·deep drltts and
broke into grocery and llquor
stores. Jn the suburbs, looters
operated on snowmobiles.
Police auarded homea in
ravased coastal towns to keep
out the scavaniers.
And people skied. They skied
10 much that they got in the way
of plows, and Cambridge banned
skiers from the streets.
Miners' Ire
Flares Over
UMWPact
B~CKLEY, W. Va. (AP) -
With exortaUon.s reminJscent or
a tent revival, nearly 3,000 ac-
tive and retlred members of the
United Mlne Workers gathered
here Saturday to expreas op-
position to a contract propo6al
which could end the 68-day na-
tionwide coal stV,ke.
"We're not Clolng anything contrary to the union," said
Ray Gibson, pn?sldent of Local
'1086 ln Raleigh County. "We're
trying to inform lhe mem-berahfp on what the union's try.
ina to do to lhezp."
uwE NEED TO Let the nation
know how the miners feel," said
Ronald Lockhart from the stage.
The assembled miners cheered
in affirmation. Lockhart, who in· iUated the rally, Is president of
UMW construction Local 6003.
To the recorded strains of Ten-
nessee Ernie Ford, miners ex-
pressed their objections. ln addi-
tion to oppo6ing strike penalties,
and absenteeism policies, the
miners piaintain the agreement
is unfair to most or the union's
retired members. They also
believe tbe c:ontract'a wage
package would create problems
in organizing.
"You can't say •rn cut your
pay if you join my union,• " said
one miner, who maintained the
wage package offers less than
what is paid at many non-union
mines. The pact would raise the
average hourly wage from $7.80
to $10.15 over three years.
DOZENS OF peUtions seeking
the recall of UMW President
Arnold Miller were circulated by
a group from the Charleston
area called Miners For RecaJI.
They are gathering signatures to
fuUill requJrement.s ln the UMW
constitution which could lead to a recall election.
Also circulated were paper
fried-chicken buckets to collect
donations. 0 Do you take food
stamps?" one man called ouL
More than $1,300 was gathered
to pay for radio and television
s pots announcing the rally.
Anything left over was to go to
the District 29 Miners Relief
Fund.
Microphones were placed
around the auditorium and not a
word was beard in support of the
pact, despite a formally friendly
attitude towards Miller among
District 29's officers.
STATE NEWS
Br BOB TllOMA8 '-..,,.._.,....,
HOLLYWOOD -Three months ago the film industry
was revel.in& in 1ta dose encounter with prosperity, reaching
the end of the biggest moneymaking year ever.
Today lbe industry is 1n tunooil and the cause bas been
diaenoced as "BegelmanJa."
Jn La Scala, Ma Maison and other ••tn" restaurant.s, the
sleek new leaders of the movlo business discuss the latest ~·
'
Fllmmaken are doing more than complain. Sean COh·
nery and Pet.er O'Toole have aued AWed Artlat.s, elalmln•
they were short-changed on payment. for '"Th• Mu Who
Would Be King." Producer William Peter Blatt,y and director
William Friedkin sued Wanicr Brothers over profits of ''The
Eltorcist."
Several account1n1 firms 11'1 New York and Loi AnteJts
do t.brivinc bu.sl.nessea auditing film comP*Q)' recotds for
prollt participants.
a.my, f.tmmly 12. 1979 DAft.. V PILOT .44
correct It tight away. I've made 60 pictures and worked w1lb
nearly every company, and l have been treated rairty."
Saya top.rugbt agent Ben ~amin : "I t.hlnk lbe com-
panles are fair. What If Universal bad pulled the plut when
•Jaws' went $4 mlllioo over budJet? Whal 1f Warners had
done the same when 'The Exorcist' cost $7\'J million more
than jt was supposed lo? If anything, I think the studios have
given f\lm makers too much leeway. A lot of them are ir-responsible.••
.H ~l~~lVW.tlf) ~ Troubled
Time in •••
THE OOllPANY VIEW ls exp~sed by Alan Ladd Jr.,
production chief for 20th Century.Fox, wbo said coverace of
the Beaelman affair "made it appear that everybody's a c~ook and HollYwood is a pla~ ol kickbacks, dope and cut-
1na couches."
Ladd continued: "Sean Connery had an audit of 'Zardo2'
and be wa.s satisfied that Fox had been fair. Mel Brooks
audited his last. two pictures and concluded that the accounts
were very, very clean.
. ·-
velopments over their glasses of Perrier water or white wine.
They speak not wlth the ghetto accuts of eastern Europe as
did their predecessors, but wtth lbe smooth tones of Harvard
Business School and Yale Law.
"Somehow the errors are always tn the company's
favor," Kramer observes wryly.
"Look at the company's side. If you're batting one hit out
of four pictures, that's a good aver~e. When a picture loses
$5·6 million, nobody asks the producer, director or stars to
give back their wboppil'lg salaries." "I filed suit for an accounting on 'The Great Gataby,'"
remarks producer David Merrick. Veteran producer-director Otto Preminger ("Exodus"):
"There is nothing new in all these reports in the media. Some
distributors, u well a& some producers 81'1d direct.ors, will
screw you if you give them the chance. But U you watch out.
for yourself, you will not get hurt.·•
THE REGELMAN affair has attracted media scrutiny,
not only or his curious behavior but also of film elhlcs and
practices ln general. Many filmmakers have complained that
the system is unfair to creative talent, and ~ome blame the
new breed In the executive suites.
•·Paramount reported ea.minp o! $2S million, but I'm
certain the film has made $30 million.
"There's a different level or people running the com·
panies today," says Stanely Kramer (''Judgement al Nurem·
berg"). "When I had troubles with studio bosses In the past.
we slugged it out in the open. They were tough, but they were
seven cuts above those who are running the studios today."
"YET I J\JST made another deal to make a fllm for
Paramount. Why? I guess I'm like the confirmed gambler
who was asked why he continued playing on a crooked
roulette table. He answered, 'Because it's the only game ln
town."'
A 40·YEAR OBSERVER of the Hol\ywood scene, Garson
Kanin, makes thls·comment:
"The founders· of the industry could be monsters, pirat~s
and out-and-out s.o.b.'s -I know, because I worked for all of
them -but they had one common denominator: They loved
movies."
The system has its defenders. Producer Howard Koch
("The Odd Couple"); "If there's any rip-off, the companies
Soggy Southland .Digging Ont
As Orange County recovered
Saturday Crom winds and rain
during the last week, other
areas in the southland were do·
1n~ the same thm~. Here's a
roundup of damage elsewhere as
reported by the Associated
Press.
Storm Da mage Withspread, The lions were owned.by Lions
Etc., a firm that provides
animals for movies.
L A CA NADA CLEA NUP
MlckeyWonvlck, Muck
They called this place Hidden
Sprins;s because 1l was a litUc
hard to reach, nestled in a crook
in a stream high in the Angeles
National Forest.
And once you got here, there
wasn't much but a few cabins, a
recreation hall and some decent
trout fis hing, if the s tream
wasn't dry.
CITY-WEARY visitors were
1rreeted by the tiny hamlet's
clos<'s t thing to a billboard, a
pl~1sllc lighted sign that read,
"Hidden Springs · Trout Fish·
ing, Camping, Picnicking
Ucer Wine."
The sign is s till here. But
when the sun broke through the
clouds Saturday, the town was
not.
Friday's relentless rains
turned Hidden Springs' placid
little stream into a fearsome
river that scooped up the hamlet
and earned it crashing down the
canyon wash. A few people ,
managed to break through the
predawn terror· and crawl lo
higher ground. As many as 21
people didn't, and rescuers who
looked Saturday reared many of
the missing will never be found.
Teetd 1'flmng
SAN DIEGO CAP> -At least
two teen-agers are missing and
presumed drowned in separate
incidents connected to the rag.
ing windstorm Ula\ has battered
San Diego County for several
days, according to police.
Authorities were searching for
the body of a 19-year.old youth
believed drowned after he fell
off the Imperial Beach Fishing
pier Friday night. The youth,
whose name was withheld, was
reportedly walking on the rail·
ing of the pier when he fell into
heavy surf and disappeared.
A LAKESIDE boy was swept
off the South Mission Bay jetty
Thursday. Police said the hunt
for Greg Parker, 17, bas been
abandoned because of high
waves whipped by winds up to 70
miles an hour.
:Meanwhile, the storm uproot-
• ID Slide 5 Missing
Snowplow Crew A lso ~pt Aiwy
TWIN LAKES (AP) -Five
persons were missing Saturday in the
wake of at1 avalanche that crashed
over roads leading to Twin Lakes and
delayed rescue efforts for several
hours.
A Mono County worker driving a
snowplow was swept lnto the lake
with two unidentified men early Fri-
day afternoon when the avalanche
struck, county sheriff's deputies
said. One men reported seeing the
two men noun<Jer in the water as he
struggled ashore to gel help.
In addition, three local residents
seen \n the avalanche area shortly
before it struck have been reported
missing. A sheriff's helicopter was
unable to locate the two due to iero·
visibility.
S ao ,... B e adlag No rila
Another major Pacific storm was
expected to s urge over northern
California by late tonight and brine
more rain and snow to the already-
drenched region.
The National Weather Service said
the storm was moving eastward at a
fast clip and would be accompanied.
by fierce winds. Gale Warnings
were posted early today along
the coast. The new storm wa.s blow·
Ina in directly from the west. the
weather service noted.
I ..... 011 Co D. C.
the evidence would be given to a
federal grand jury in Los Angeles
that is in vestigating alleged
copyright law violators.
Sena fluen•fa Stirs
SAN QUENTIN CAP> -One il'I·
mate was hurt Saturday In one of
three Incidents at San Quentin
prison, following by a day an out~
burst that cost 'injuries to nine in·
mates and three guards.
Prison officials said the ftrst ol the
Saturday il'lcident.s occurred at 8:50
a.m. when an inmate in an exercise
yard ambled over to the fence and
asked for medical attention for
lacerations and facial cuts.
SF Gets Nee Slterlll
ed trees, caused boats to sink or
be torn loose from their moor-
ings and damaged piers.
l'aUetf S""'qed
A•i•a& Felled
ACTON (AP} -Wben the sud·
den Southern CalifOTnia storm
stranded four employees or a
wild animal ranch in Soledad
Canyon on a bit of land that was
turned into an islat1d, the rescue
mission began like any other.
State und federal disaster as-
sistance crews were sent to the
San Joaquin Valley Saturday to
·Survey damage wrought by five
days of heavy rains.
BUT LOS ANGELES County
firemen found something dif·
ferent Friday as they made their
way toward the workers: two
roaring African lions suddenly
appeared out of the darkness.
Governor Brown's omce an·
nounced that survey crews from
the state Office of Emergency
Services will tour Kern, Tulare
a nd Fresno counties, and
several Southern California
counties.
The 11 firemen ran for safety
atop their trucks, beginning a
four-hour drama that had all the
elements of a movie.
CREWS F ROM the federal
Disaster Assistance Administra·
lion also are expected to arrive
in the valley.
When it was over, three of the
seven lions that escaped were
killed, two others were recap·
tured by their trainers and the
other paJr were felled by tran-
quilizer guns.
Damage surveys could re·
sult in several areas being
declared ln states or emergency,
making low inleres\ loans
available tor repairs.
Although lhe deluge subsided
late Fr1day and Saturday,
another storm was forecast to-
day and is expected to continue
through Tuesday.
TWO OF THE dead lions were
sho\ as they stalked through a
nearby traJler park. panicking
scores of persons.
During the respite from rains,
hundreds of valley residents
evacuated Crom their homes re-
turned to begin cleaning up the
mess.
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FROM HIDDEN SPRINGS
AlrRfted Survivors Safe
Orange County
Salutes. the
Au to mob ii e! AtW£IM CONVENTION CENTER
ORANGE COUNTY. CALIFORNIA -The biggest"
and best ever Orange County International Auto
Show opens at tfte Anaheim Convention Center next.
Friday, February 17th, and runs through Monday,
February 20th. with new hours thls year -10:00
a.m. to 10:00 p.m. each day.
In its 14th year, the Orange County Auto Show
will have many innovations this yeu besides display·
ing the 1978 American and foreign car lineups.
A spectacular collection of Concours d•Eteganc:e
cars, with particular emphasis on the fabulous
.. classic car .. years -1925 through 194 l -will be
featured.
Here is a sampling of some of the major exhibits
to be seen at this year's Oran.go County Auto Show:
THE U.S.A. CARS
Ford, the "better Jdea .. people, have two new
entries in their 1978 lineup -the Fairmount and
Fiesta. Also featured will be the Cordiba, a special
experimental model which may be a treod·setter in
tfte industry in the future.
A car that many people feel is destined to become
a modern classic, Oldsmobile's CutJass Supreme. will
diess up the Oldsmobile display, and visitor's will get
a look at tho die1el enlriea ln Oldsmobile's 1978 llne
of fulkiz.o luxury automobiles.
Chevrolet la coming fo~d with Its new me. new
1tylo, and new model.I for 1978, which includes a
third.generation Monte Carlo. Topping Cllevy's ex·
hlbit will be a taprlce Classic.
Another CM entree ls the 1978 edition of Pontiac
cars, hilhllahted by the new Grand Prix, a luxurious
Bonnevellle, hot new Fireblrds, a sporty little Sun·
blrd,and the Phoenix U .
Chrysler Corporation's ex.hJblt space Is the largest
square footage Gtea ever taken by one exhibitor at
the Orange County Auto Show. They will be fea·
turing their new Dodge Omni and Plymouth's new
Horizon.
T H( IMPORTS
Imported c:irs play a big part in Orange CoWlty's
Auto Show for 1978, one reason why the show is
called an "International" auto show.
Datsun will be showing its best all-around Datsun,
the new 510. And, visitors to the Datsun displ3y will
have an opportunJty to have their portraits made in
60 seconds by a computer. Known as Instant Image,
the computer has been stopping foot traffic at shows
and oonventJons all ovet the country.
Subaru Is highlighting the BRAT, the fun-on·
wheels off·road car that b antJcipated to capture tho
leisure·rninded, reCTeatlon-0riented people of Orange
County.
The Honda people are going all out In their exhibit
plans and will be featuring six models.
From U1e heart of Germany comes what they
term, the "ultimate driving machine," the BMW
luxury sedan which achieved an impressive record on
a race tnck. the Nurburgring.
THE MOVIE CARS
With the cooperation of the Movie World of Cm,
Charlie Chaplin's Rolls-Royce will be displayed. at
the Orange County Auto Show. And there'• more:
The Beatles' Bentley. and the "Peace Rat," a car
which will delight the kids, both will be thero. Also,
a rare Presidential parade car, a 1939 Packard 4-door
convertible sedan with bullet-proof windoW1, will be
displayed. That one wu Franklin Delano Rooaovclt'a
favorite car, a true classic.
There's more. ,But you must come to the Anaheim
Convention Center to see it all. Make a dato. Plan to
attend the Orao91' County IntematioQal Auto Sftow
February 17·20, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.
From tho earliest to tho latest, the Car Is the Sttr!
tt•s Orange County's salute to the automobile!
GENERAL
ADMISSION
Adulm $2.ISO 1$2 with
dllCOUf't ooupon)
JunlOtt 18-1816
Slnlor Cltlnnt 182-onh
at .60 111.00 "'lh
discount COllPont
Ctllldr.... vndlr 8: FtM
Dl1COUnt aoupone.,. n•R· Ible It your o,.. Councy
Auto o..w. .. •t VON
Met Rltpt.-mer•ts. •.
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sunct.y. Febru.rv 12. 1978 Thomas KMYll I EdltOf"
Limiting Growth
Can Hurt Future
.Limited· growth a nd no-growt h <:oncl'pts ha\ e plenl;\
of tollowers in Or a nge County, part 1cularlv m coasta l
·communities •
· · ' Sensing tha t they are los in~ lh<.'t r quali ty ot h it.• to
mo re acrC'!i of parking lots. :-hopping c:C'nlers . apartml'nt:-.
'and other dense hous ing pl(.tn:-.. a growmg nurnhl·r of n ·..,i
dt.'nts want thin gs lo s tay a~ tlwy un ·
Or at least s low down They'r e advan cing various
techn ique:-. to restr ict grm\th <md prl':.t'J"\ t• "h<tt tlw~
h:1Vt•
, · This rno,·~mt'nl ts not un14Ul' to Orangt• Countv
. Throughout the countr~ thosl· "nh ltl<•"l) k s wort h pn•
se rv in~ a re trying to t.•n•cl lti,:urat 1' t • no.growt h v.alb
a r o und their commun1l 1t.·:-..
As unders landi.lble ·•'-this a tl1tw . .k 1 .... growth
t astr iclion hw; some s ide ettccts thut t :rn lot.•"' t•rlonkl·d
Cp in Sunt<J Ba r bar a . th<.· limitt·d grcl\\ th .1cl\ ot·att.•"
pushed through a 1975 zoning Jaw that !:>C\'t•rdy rcducl'cl
·new housing Muth of t he· rematntnl.! n:~idt•ntial l.tnd w;1,
zoned to ont.• unit per acn:
1\:-. a chrC'ct r e!>ult. lane! prict.·~ s11Jrt'd And ho11!'>11lg
'p.,ri ces in gl'ncral rcH:kt.>lecl ~o dra!'>ll<·all~ tlwt t·\Tll ;1
:"cw part B(•ach ocC'anfrnnt d\\ dkr would" 1n t·t·
· As a mon• 111d1n·tt n •sull notl'" J n •porl 111 till' W.ill
Street Journal
-MiddlC·C'l<i~!'> L1mll1l'" t';1n find 11<1 lwu"'ng \\1111111
'reach.
Many of thes e pC'oplt· ,1rt· lt'a\ ing
Also leaving Ctrl' othl'I'" who want to .... ta~· 1n tlw
a rea but can't find career opportunitic·"
Limits on bus in (•.,s and mclu~t n.11 ~nl\\ th. rnuplt•d
with infl ated hou:-.mg 'itllH'" h.1n· pu .... lw d propl'rt \ ta \t''
~k yward for thoSl' \\hn n ·m.11n
Oppor lunitit's for 1111> ... dt•c·n·.iM' ;ind .' 11w1gt·r Pl'O
pit' t•ntc l'in :..: th<' 1111> m.1rl-.1·t :-1mpf\ h .1\t• ln ' l1111k
•t•IM•when·
T hl'se f.tl'l•ir:-. .1n·n I r1 ·111••l l' t11 Orangt· l"11unt1a n:-.. \\'1 •
ha \'l' :-.imilar patl('l'l1" ell•\ c•l11p111g down lw n ·. J\ot ;1!'>
dra::.tic as San tu Barlrnra ':-. 1wrllup~. but the· clctmpii ;ire bt.·
ing ~queezPCl and do\\ n tht· road could lie C'C'<mom1c .met
:1>ocial stagnution iflht• l utun · 1s des1gn<:d onl~· for t llO!>C' abll•
.lo at ford it.
Preser vin g qu.-.tity oi li te is a worthwhilt>, even
nccessary.~oal.
But selfish presC'r vation of a kingly hfcstyk to the ex
clus ion of all othe rs is as un healthy a~ enc·our:1ging a sea
of tacky ho uses and tas telC's~ t'Orner :-.hopping Cl'nler:.
Race Worth Watching
ll "s a ltttl'· l'arl~ to p1d-. .1 "1n1w r hut 1l., not too l'.11
I~· to prl'cl lt'l a pollll call~ f;1s e mat111g t·amp:1ig11 lor
.OnrngC' County ',.. 3Hth Stall' Sl'IH.l t (' D1:-.trict ~l':ll ,
Rcpubhean Sl·n Dl'nlll:-. 1': CarpC'ntPr of :"t•\\ port
Bl«l ch had a fi r m hold on t hl' office :rnd l'ould ha' 1•
:-.t aycd a round a~ long ~1:-. Ill' "1:.l1l'd . But he wanted mon •
iiml' for his fa mily <llld JX'l'~onal affoirs <incl a nnounN'd
.jm,t year that he wouJdn 't be sl·ekmg l'l"Clect1on
Uncha racte rist ically. Carpenter had no onl' m mind
as h is successor a nd d idn't offer l11s hl<.·:-.~1ng <which
would have assured some huilt ·in party suppor t and cam
pa ign funds ) to an yolll'
,·\s a res ult. :.ix Hcpuhltcans flc.•w out of the <•imp to
~eek their party's nomination 'm the .Junl' primary
That was C'nough to makt' lhtn,:!S al Jea!->l mll>n•st ing.
bul then Democratic ,\sscmhlyman Ronald Cordova d<'
ci<led last week he'd like to hccomc• th<' fir:.l member of
bis p arty ever to rt•prcsenl thl' C'na!-.lal llrt.'.1 of Or angt•
County in tht' st ate S<•nate
Tha l definitel y makes things mh'n·~t11H!
Cordova won ht" Assembly scat 111 l!Jl6 111 .i ~trangt'
election tha t saw th<' Re publican nommel' challengC'd by
a nother me mber of his party as a wrilc-in candida t(•
.'\fte r the m elee. Democrat Cordova walked mto the A:-.
:-.c mbly representing a heavily Repubhcan district.
::. Assuming he wins the nomination for the Senate ·
the r e is one o ppancnl in thC' De mocratic primary
(;ordova will still face a n uphill battle in the? No\•ember
gene ra l election.
Voter registration in the 36lh Senate District 1s 51 per-
cent Republican. 39 percent De m ocratic; :-.till the odds
are better than he would have had in his Asse mbly Dis·
trict -a 58 percent to 34 percent Republican ed ge.
Of the s ix candida tes on the Re publican !'>ide, the ont.·
fTl OSl \'isibl~ at this :.till-early s tage is collt'gc instructor
J o hn G. Schmitz. fo rmer state sen ator . fo rme r
. Con~ressm an and candida te fo r preside nt on the 1972
American Inde pendent Party tickc>t and n ational officf'r
)J1 the John Birch SociC'ty. 1
S hould Schmitz win the Re publican nom ination on th<.'
adva ntage of being the best known na m e in a s plit ·up
field of six. he proba bly would face Cordova. That would
'be an intriguing face.off.
Schmitz has lost s upport from bedrock Re publicans ror j umping out of the GOP to run fo r president and for
a ttacking thcn·Preside nt Nixoh . And his a r c h ·
conserva tive reputation has lost him moderates ' s upport
StiU. he's a hard ca mpaigner and knows his way around
political machinery.
If Schmitz is a maverick in h1s party. Cordova is the
-rsame to the de mocrats. Jn his splas hy debut as As·
s em blyman, the young attorney has voiced and voted an
1 a stonishingly conservative line. much to the dismay nf
z liberal elements of his own party. ! .. · Things may change. It may not be Schmitz vs.
~:Cordova this fall, although that's a good guess today.
·r~ No matter, though, there are enough elements in this
Jmportant district to keep a nyone from be inl! s mug.
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·Boyd/ Weekends
f
Nicholas Von Hoffman
Aren't You Glad You Use Dial?
Sec relly, bui.1nessmen may
yearn fol' it. they may even ii
legally practice il by conspiracy
and s tealth, but you seJdom hear
a m 8JOr executive preach
m onopoly a nd the limitation or
competition in the modern era.
That's what's so unusual about uw recent denunc rahoo or the
com pe t itive
p r 1n c1 pl e
b y Joel
C'h a s c m a n .
the prci.1dent
of thl· Po:.t
'le w i.w el'k
St al ions lht•
rad 10 and
t l•l t•v is 1on
ch vis ion of lht-
Was h in glon
Post media conA"lomerate
T h rowing Adam Smith and
free m arket theory out the win·
dow. C'hascman is maintaining
that tht' governmt'nt is destroy·
Art Hoppe
111g quality. d1veri.lly and prof
itability by allowing mote and
m ore radio and telev1s1on Stu·
tlons to compe te with each
other . Read what this leader ()(
free cntt'rprise has to say ·about
th e e vils of unre gulate d
·economic compcllhon ·
"Has the Qbundan ce of
"diverse' <broadcast) licensees
::.timulated new investment in
or iginal writing. ne w cultura l
~·xpl o r ations . cxplos 1oni. of
perception or sens1t1vity.,
"111\RDL\' a t all. What the
<'rowde d i.pectr um has broug'ln
1s the toughest possible compet1
h on for the marke t's attention
with sharply reduced 1nd1v1dual
.. ha res of a udience a nd r e\'·
cnucs. and mulltple. competing
ron rentra tron o r the mo:.t
popular mass forma t1>.
"The theorists wer e wrong
again . This kind of com petition.
th1i. overpopulation ma1>qurrad·
i n g as 'div c rid t y , · h ill
diminished rre auv ity unct
eliminated the \'t0nlure 5ome lt
has bred conformity by form~t
and type and d1scoura!(rd thl.'
bold and the patient
''The numbers tell the i lOry In
20 year~ from 1956 to l97f1
almost 5.000 new radio st ation<.
b<>gan operating in this country.
while n•v1mucs increastd at :1
rate barely equal to inflation
Now. upwards of 8.200 stallon11
sha re the> dollars a nd the nu
d H·nc<'. s hoe ·hor nl'd into a
C'rowded spectrum T h<' h1\
tory of radio demonstrate~ thut
bla ndness increases in d1r<'ct
proportion to the number of
competing signali> .... l\"am·
I~. J an 4. p 113.1
WHAT A gor geous no n
c;equ itur IC the government
r<'stricts broadcasting license!-.
»O n::. to cre ute a c;oonopoly or
•Jllgopoly or radio !ltallons those
t.tatlon" will rei.pond by prov1d·
1111 a higher <1uallty or i.ervice
1'hl•n· arc :.<>me monopolies
which (IO prO\'idc u very high
ff Utility of >.cr vlct>. The tele phone
rompany I• lhc first that comes
lo mind It 111 1111:\0 rlOsely reg
ul11t<'d by the ~ovcrnment Jn
rct urn for tmr agreeing to the
i.iovernmt>nt's knocking off Po:,t
~l'W'IWN·Jc ·,, C'Ompt.-lit1on Wiii
~J r ChaNm.on tigre<· to havin~
h111 o pt•rntJCm' bupen·i~ed by the
i-·t·dc.•ral l'<1mmunicot1ons Com -
mli-Aron"
The prtN• of fret-dom i~ com
pN111on 11nd Mr Cha)eman, as a
ll'odini; private· enterprise ex
t•t·utivc. should reconcile himself
111 that fact There arc pollt1cal
rea!>ons for a free marke t. and
one of them 1s to do exaclly what
~tr. Chascm an feari. " .. over·
C'rowding the fi eld t() the poinl
"he re .the audience will tx-
fractionali tl.'d " It violates tht-
tene ts of a democratic society to
lurn over mass aud1t'nccs to any
one single corporation, even one
headed by Mr. Chaseman, a
man who has been responsiblE"
f o r s o much well known
"on ganal writini:. new cultural
.-x plor a llons. ex ploi.ions or
perception and sensititivly."
THE RAILRO.\D monopoly,
tht· postal monopoly and m any
another monopoly ha~ not prti·
vided the level of i.ervice of the
phone compa ny. There is no
necessary connection between
monopol y and hi gh grad ~
-ie rvice, but lt has been the ex-
perience in the United States
that competition serves the
public better than monopoly or
oligopoly.
Headaches Replace Revolution
That has certainly proven t<>
be the case in radio broadcast-
ing . As a point of ract, Mr.
Chase m an is wro n g in his
descr iption .of what has hap
pencd to radio in the decades of
mulli plyin$? sta tion:. Twenty
years a~o. when 1t was con-
lrollr d from one end of the dial
lo the other by gentlemen such
as Mr Chaseman. it was exactly
the kind o f monoc hromattc
mecl ium he says he a bhors.
TODAY, radio has an uncon-
i.r1onable amounl of bubble gum,
un ungodly degree or top-40, bul
l'ven the variety or the schlock is
gre ater and there is a lso much
non·schlock which, while not.
pe rfect. 1s we lc omed and ·
\ a luc d. Soul ra dio, whether
black-owned or white, can only
exist wl)erc there are m any sta-
tions a nd a "fract1onalized" au-
dience. All-news ra dio, call·tn·
a nd.talk radio. kooky radio,
a va nt garde and classical radin
play a remarkablc and satisfy.
111g part m the hvci. of mtllions
of us. If you doubt 1t. count up
how many radios you yourself
own · an the car, tn the
bathroom, the kitoh<>n and the
~hop.
Gloriuus new~! The Sexual
Revo lution 1:. all but ovt'r. And
... ex lo~l '
Oh. \H' still read about 1t 111
booh, look at it in magazines.
watch it in movies, and talk
about 1l at cocktail partie:.. But
the fact of the matter 1::-. that
hardl) anyone ·~ doing 1t any
more.
The reason for this ts The Pill.
Whe n it comel' t o proven
met h od s of '
birth control.
women in
droves acros s
the natiOh are
renoun cin g
The Pill an
favor of that
old·fashioned
re medy, The
Headache.
As warn·
in gs of The Pill's hazarc!s to
h ealth increased . m or e and
more women tossed out their
supplies. Finally, only the dar-
ing were stiU on The PHI. And.
being daring, mos t of them also
smoked.
The end came recently when
the F ood a nd Drug Co m -
missioner told these daring few
they'd have to 1?ive up either
Mailbox
their Pills or their cigarettes.
Any confirmed smoker will tell
you which pleasure they re·
nounced ·
WITllOlJT The PtJI , the Sex·
ual R evolution will, of course.
colla pse overnight And r. for
one. am heartily glad of 1l It's
not that the Sexual Revolution
destroyed this na tion's morali·
ty; it's that it destroyed 1t too
la te . All my gener at ion ever got
out of th<' Sexual Revolution was
unwed children
For years. young bucks in the
locke r room have been boring
me to tears with their dull tale~
o( wild sexual adventures.
Well, it's easy enough to hop
in and out or bed when one isn't
concerned with consequences.
But now, -ah·hah! -it's back.
to square one.
These young people are going
to have to rely on either blind
faith or mechanical devices --
devices they must be well off
enough to afford. intelligent.
enough to employ properly, and
fa r·sighted enough to have han-
dy when needed .
THERE•s A challenge for you.
m y lads ! Let's see how s ue
ressrul you are in your pursuits
"1thout the help of chemirab
with the exce ption, lo be surt'. of
a little alcohol.
That's the way 1l was when I
was buying gardenia corsagt's
Yes. -sir, I happily foresee a re
turn to the i;iood old double s tan·
dard when chastity in a youn g
la dy wa o; a v1rlut'. virginity
nothing to be ashamed of. and
brides wore white we ddi ng
gowns whether they r ated them ·
or not
\'es. ~•r. m m~ day we youn~
f<.'llows had to work hard for
w hat we got. Yo u wouldn 't
believe how little we received
ror our labors. Why. I rem ember
putting in three Saturday night
dales before being r ewarded
with a goodnight kiss.
SO \"OU'RE in fo r it, me:
buckoes. No more eas y loving.
No longer will the forbidden
fruits be handed you on a silver
platter. But l know you will find
~trength in adver sity and I ant
delighted for you. I am delighted
America is at last returning to
the stem m oral code I was ex·
peeled to embra ce all m y life .
Yes, sir, I'm delighted.
Or. to put it another wa~·. mi:.·
ery loves company.
Having lost the r adio fi ght.
men like Mr. Chaseman are lay-
ing down this anti-free market
r halter in order to prevent the
same increase in the numbe r oC
televis ion s tations by the in·
. troduct ion of now available
technologies. But don't blame
Mr. Chaseman. The astounding
profits which roll in to the cur-
rent beneficiaries of the gov·
ernment-cre ated TV oligopoly
ar <' just too hugely rich and
golden lo allow s uch businessmen
10 indulge in the joys of free
<'nle rprisc compet1hon .
F_or Sale: Monopoly on Prime ShortCut
To the Editor:
. Don 't give the Panama Canal
a way -sell it.
Makes a lot more sense than
what we1re doing now: .Paying
to give it away. We've been told
by our government that the
canal no longer has strategic
value or econoniic advantage.
Well. with typical Yankee
shrewdness we should be able to
find some pigeon who doesn't
know that. 1
We could picture it as n·
chance to buy a comfortable
monopoly on the only shortcut
between the Atlantic and Pacific
Oceons -charge what the traf·
fie wUl bear -and, of rourse, in
time of war cbarJtc extr• for go·
ing first in line.
Who J<nowa? Maybe the West
Germans would bid on it, or the
Japane.e -or how •bout the
J\ ... bl ! ~Y hav. money tbty
don't. k"°"' what to do with 1nd
just might be shilled into buying
a silly deal like that. But don't
let the Russians bid on it -they
wo11ld only · borrow from us the
money to buy it wl\h and then sit
back and laugh at us, even
harder than they're laughing
right now. And I do hate to be
laughed at.
MAYBE WE could promote a
joint venture -Nicaragua buy
the top half and Colombia buy
the lower half, and we could
loan them the .,oney to buy it
with. They're Lalln5 and would
understand 'F'orrijos bet~r than
wcdo.
Let's be rul Uc. Thetnaly is
worthless as a protection of our
mter-ests. What is Ule l"ecord?
How manY, re·netotiations hove
we already: baa, always ln an
•t"alatiq pattem ot rnore 1ive·
away? And that ll Wflh UI bold·
mg mllitar)' conlrol. What hap-
pens after we r~Hnqulall
mJUtary control? Th same thing, only mott ot It
Even with triple passage rates 1t
would take a long time to sup·
port Torrijos in the manner to
which he hopes to become a c-
cus tomed and pay back those
New York banks to whom he
owes millions.
So the treaty not only gives
Torrij0& lbe canal, but also a
dowry. to set him up iq canal-
keeping. Once we relinquish
military control of the canal, we
have Jost it forever and oil it."I
strategic and economic benefits
HOWARD C. ROLSHEIM
that the s heriff not examine out··
going mail and check incoming
mail only for contraband.
YOUR. mistake in this ~egard
.is easily understandable in view or the court's remarks from lh&'
bench, but we believe it ls
significant because your readers
rn ay believe the erroneous state·
ment and think the sberiU is
violating the court's order if he
chooses to continue to eumine
the mail.
The examination of inmate
mail is done for securit.y rt•·
sons. such as lo detect Heape IJafl'• Esa•fned ·plans or lo prevent tbe import.a·
To the Editor: tion ot narcotics. No censorship
Thls office ls Jesal coamel for of content takes olace.
\ho Or,u>se County Board. of ARTRURC. WAHLSTEt>TJR.
Supervisors and the Sheriff. The ......_.,..,.en
undersigned was retponsibJe for
the trial of the case of Stewart "J'o the Edit.or:
vs. Gates <the Jell case) and was Big Brothers ot Oranae Coun·
pre1ent in court when Judge tf will celebrate its 20th year oC
Gray announced his Intended service ta Oran1e County June,
.ruling. .1978. •
Your Jao. 30 editorial on the We. are trytn'-to loca our
subject was Calr and balanced, early Big and Little Brothers to
but contained one fattual ertor. partlctpate ln tho anniverury
Judie Grl)' specifically did not 3ctlvllles that w~ havo planoect.
order the 5hcrifr to ceue in•PM· tr any or you roadln& U\1s •ere
Uoo or readitlll of inmate mall. acUvc In the Si« Brother pro.o
eltheC' comb\1 iot.o or going C>Ul aram 10 or more years aio.
of the oran1e County jaU. Ke rec-won't YoU pleas con-1!.tl. nur o1._ op\~ed lhat lhe sheriff 'O\.lld, fire ol $44·'T173. -
under lhe law.~ so and m~ )IRS. J . ALEXANDER ~---··~ ,.._.... IU r.cosaunendalion..~~~~~-.. .. ~~xc.'tullvo DI
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--~--------------------------~ ....... ---Nick Thimmesch
Abortion Amendment Brings Hyde HarasSmenl
WASHINGTON Henry J .
Hyde is a jovial. rotund con-g r ess man
whose amend-
ment barring
fed erally
funded abor-
ti o n s ha s
driv en th e
pro-a borlion
crowd frantic
Co n se -
quently. Rep.
Hyde, R-111 ..
attracts all manner of harass-
ments for grievously offending
this misiaken lot of secularists.
lie has been picketed, b<)ocd,
blocked from leaving a hall, sent
:.ym bolic coat hangers and spied
upon Anet yet there's not a
person in Congress who doesn't
regard Hyde as congeni;il and
~tncere, m no way the nasty ogre
depi cted by pro-abortionists.
"Henry is a decent man acting
out or ronv1chon," Speaker of
lhc House Thomas "Tip"
O'Neill. D-Mass .. say~ or hu,
Rl·publican colleague
THE LATEST oillack on Hyde,
a Catholic. is lhe r ich s uggestion
that he is part or some papal
plot. that he only follows orders
from the Vatican in his anti-
J borlion work. This ctiar ge
takes form in a legfll effort to
prove that the Hyde amendment
t>stablishes religion, and thus
'ml ates tht• SC'paration of church
und slate
Hyde and Sen Jesse Helms.
R l\J .C .. a Protestant pro-lifer.
got into lh1s d1:.pute by interven-
lnl? as taxpayers on the side of
llEW Secretary Joseph Califano
in the case of Cora McRae vs.
Cullfano.
Ms McRae wanted an abor-
tion for pen;onal convenience
<so s he could continue ber
education) and, on the urging or
pro-a bortion groups, sued to
challenge Callfano's order stop.
plng federally funded abortions.
SINCE THE plaintiffs might
have ensnared Hyde in a messy
legal battle over his legislative
privilege to withhold document.:..
Hyde agreed to allow counsel t o
inspect his mail on the abortion
ll>SUe.
But he never dreamed that the
American Civil Liberties Union
<ACLU), representing McRae.
would employ procedures right
out of George OrwelJ':. "1984" to
discredit him .
The ACLU attorney, Ellen
Lcitzer , in the presence or
Hyde's legal r epresentative.
Larry Washburn, ~pent two day!.
categorizing and filing words
from Hyde's mail and structur-
ing a chart from them .
WORDS LIKE "unborn "
''child" and "baby" were ci~d
as Ri ght -to-Llfe terms.
.. Sacred," "san ctity" and
"God" were cited as religious
terms. ..Luth~ran Synod ,'·
··Mormon," .. Church" and
•·seminary" were also sifted out.
During thls tedious procedure.
Ms. Leiuer once sneezed, and
Washburn cracked, ''God bless
you!" Acrording to Washburn
she lauehed and promised not to
Remembering Sticky Fingers
By P.\UJ.JNE COLE!UA /li
Pou/me Cn/1•man 1s <1 fl•mlenl r1/ San Juan r·n p1.~t ra1w
It was 1 a1111n~ that morn mg I pushed
my g r ocery cart th rough lht'
~upermarkel when, for ~oml' unaccoun
table> r eason. I clevC'IOJ>Cd a cra\'mg for
l'a lin lhc.s
Now, to tho~e ot you who haven't thl'
faintest itka of what I am talking about.
let me exph1in. Pahn H ass is a Penn-
sylvania Dutch dish m ade from yellow
cornmeal cooked with head-cheese and
allowed to cool in regular bread pans.
When it becomes firm it is then sliced.
browned nice and crisp, and served
with butter and rich maple syrup.
!\t night, after the dishel> were done.
we'd sit around 1he table by the
lamplight near the warm wood range to
cto our homework. There was always a
howl of juic•y, red apples in the center of
the table. I i:.till remember. when we'd
hite into them, how the juice squirted
m.lt und came dribbling down on our
chins.
Being •·pretty" was never mentioned.
That. was pride and vanity. But it was
stressed that one must be clean. honest.
thr ifty, and smarL Brains and talent
were God-given, never to be buried.
They had Scriptures to prove it.
add his exclamation to the M~.
This moment was rellef from
an inhuman, chnicaJ approach.
befitting pro·abortionisls. to
what humans express in their
writings on an emotional sub-
ject. The ACLU strate.iy is ob·
vious: to demonsttale by chart~
that the pro-life movement
elicits language rooted in re-
ligion, specifically the Roman
Catholic Church.
"I DIDN'T anl1c1pate this
bigotry," Hyde says. "I don't
lake orders from anyone. I dis-
agree with Catholic bishops on a
whole range of Issues.
"The ACLU is raising u
~ecious question as lo whelher
.people with moral convictions
s hould have access to the
Political process. Forget abor-
tion.
"What If people with moral
convichons would have stayed
away from the civil rights effort
or in opposing Nazi racial doc-
trine? They're trying to make it
unconstitutional to work for
moral views."
IF ACLU would only check. it
would learn that Catholics today
can be a maverick lot indeed.
often inclined to 1~nore whut .1
priest or bishop prl'aches
Sure, lhc bishops urc ag;i111~t
ubortion, but so 41re many
Jewish and Prote:.tan l
clergymen. some of wnom havl·
testified on the pro life s1d1.> m
the Mcnae cast•
Pr esident Carter cites h is
Baptist beliefs for his anti-
abortion views. Dr. Mildred J ef -
ferson. a Methodist, is president
Sydney Harris
~· of the Nationul RiJht-lo·lMc
Committee. An Orthodoir Jew
run:f the camp4l~n to enact.~•
pro-life ordinance reslra~~g
&borlion in Akron. ...
The ACLU argument is
ridiculous and based on bill).
Planned parenthood. one otijs
partners in this anti-Hyde effort.
in " Jan. ~ statement relert"ell
to "sacred" abortion rigbt.s. W!ll
ACLU count that? We are ~et
ting closer to 1984 a ll the time.
HYDE'S END1JJlANCE has
been sorely tested. After ad-
dressing public health workers
here last fall. some hostile mero
bers blocked his exit, 8Ald one
woman later charged that ltydl'
pushed her out of the way. ~~c
tried to &et publicity t)y ~
plaining to a U.S. attorney, ~ut
he round no cause (or action.
Jn Chicago, one Ja w (irm ~a~
called by another to inqu~ ii
Hyde does l egal work !01
Catholic bishops. He doesn't.
One of bis most unpleasant ex
periences was when ABC '~
Barbara Walters inte rviewee,
him . Afterwards. according '''
an <11dc, Ms. Wailers glared at
Hyde's all-woman staff anc
a~kcd 1f they ai:rced with his an
ti-abortion pos1t1on. The woml!r
I urned the qul!slion away, 'claim
ing that was their business.
Then Walter.>, accordfag to. :
witness. turnl'd to one wo"'ar
and :.uicl : "l loo!. at you and J
thrnk what you would do if )"Ot
gol pre~ant, and it m akes 'm<
s ick." The impllcalion being. ae
cording to the witness, tba~ th<
:-la ff member was a hypocrile.
IT WAS EASY to locale the cornmeal,
hut the mt•at C'ounter failed to disclost:
any head l'llCl'SC' I M:ttlcd for Pork
,;1 us;1 gL' in tht• hulk
There were, of course, days when we
r aced through lhe orchards, slid down
the haystacks, gathered eggs Crom the
mangers i.J1 the old red barn, and nights
when neighbors would come over to pull
taffy made from rich, golden honey.
Wonderful, beautiful days' Tenderness Tells
On tlw '' ay to tht• chcckl.tand I en
l'ounlcrcu " group of hright-cyen
youngsl<'r~ purchasing valentines.
watchC'd them, push one unother about.
.ind hl•ard lht•m fill thut section of the
:.tore with lau~hler. The woman in front
of me frowned, but I found myself
chuckling, too. for now I remembered
why I bad suddenly desired Pahn Hass.
When I was thirteen my mother de-
dded to go to Switzerland to do some
re:.carch and to visit some distant rel-
atives. ll was decided that 1 spend six
months with my father's people, name·
Iv. Aunt Anna and Uncle Jacob. -"IL will be a fine experience," Mama
'aid, "an opportunity for you lo know
\'OUr father·~ J><'Oplc ;inrl they to know
\'O \I
SO IT WAS SETTLED, and in due
time I arrived in a strange state where
a colony of River Brethren, somewhat
like lhe Amish, had settled.
They met the train in a surrey drawn
by two horses. I remember their names
well -Dolly and Tom -sturdy and
:.trong, almost majestic.
Uncle Jacob was a tall, lanky man
with dark brown, kindly eyes set under
a heavy brow. He wore a pointed dark
beard. His black coat was fastened with
hooks and eyes, and l was to learn later
that buttons were worldly, regarded as
adornment.s, the work of the devil. and
tht:'refore frowned upon by the church.
Aunt Anna, father's sister, wore her
h:llr combed severely back into a knot
at the base of her neck that was covered
with a s tiff, white cap which was, in
tutn, covered by a deep·blue cloth bon-
net lied securely under her chin. The
neck oJ her dress was high; tbe sleeves
were long.
~@ • • •
l\ty cousins. Phoetx-, 12. and Martha,
11. not only looked hke her but wen·
dressed exactly the same, with one ex-
ception: They wore white aprons over
their somber dresses, which almost
completely covered t}le front.
I was soon t o learn that their
language was different, too. They went
"the hill up,'' and "the house around."
The bed "slept well,•• and the chair "sat
nice." Aunt Anna "made" us all an egg
for breakJast.. and lt "made down rain.'·
Uncle Jacob, when he called us. would
.say, ••eome here once ...
THERE WERE long prayers al
breakfast and at dinner; and after sup-
per, there was family worship.
We ate at a sturdy table covered with
shiny white oilcloth, from heavy while
howls and thick white platters, and all
of the food was served at once. But the
food was good and nourishing, and we
went back for seconds more often that
not. ,
Never since have 1 tasted bread or
coffee cake, jams or j ellies, called
"spceadin's." that can compare with
Lhem.
MY MEMORY r an wild until at last I
reme mbered that day. 1l was as if I had
kept it· for the last the dessert, the
high tight of it au.
ll was Saturday, one w~ek befor~
Va le ntine 's Day. Outside it was
"m akin' down r ain." We had lo remain
indoors. Aunt Anna placed a platter
filled with Pahn Hass on the table with
a round patty of butter. and a tall
Ditcher of maple svruo.
"E at up!_" she sai~ .. "Once the dishes
are washed, you will make valentines."
It was amazing the valentines we
created from wrapping paper, crayons,
!>Cissors, and pictures cu\ from an old
<>eed catalog. Aunt Anna made a bowl of
paste wilh flour and waler so that we
could cut. color, and paste to our heart ·s
<'On tent.
I REMEMBER bow we'd slop now
a nd then to ea& a piece of Pahn
Hass,sometlme.1 forgetting to wipe our
greasy fingers 10 that some of our
valeotines bad shlQy 1treaks across the
pictures of tomatoes a nd zinnias and
turnips.
I thin'k that was tho happiest time or
my life -the nin outside .tap-lap-
tapping on Ute r oof, lhe warmth of lhe
fire, the laughter, the closeness of one
another, the crisp good taste of the
Pahn Hass, and the splendid, gorgeous
valentines we created with our own
hands and imaginations for everyone
we knew.
Yes; J understood now why lhe sight
of the valentines had brought on the
hunger for Pahn Hass and carried me
back to the memory of three children
who had discovered the secret of happi·
ness and written it across each valen·
tine "Love one another:·
Whale looking at the flicks the
other evening, the audience sud
denly broke out into s nickers
and guffaws during the film's
great love scene. The spectacle
of the heavily breathing hero
mauling the open-Upped heroine
on the screen was embarrass-
ingly ludicrous.
Arid l remembered a line in
Frohman's autobiography, quot·
ing the l ate
Laurette
Taylor: "The
most serious.
tender .
p ass iona t e
love scenes
are those that
are projected
over th e
footlights
through sug-
gestion, without actual contact."
The films have yet to learn the
force of understatement: that
violence implied is more sinister
and frightening than frantic
butche ries which n obo dy
believes: that passion in leash is
more compelling and inspiring
than contorted embraces and
moist nuulings.
THE GREATEST Jove scenes
in the world are played free
from physical contact -not
because the authors are
Puritans, but because they are
penetrating observers of human
emotions, and know that man's
body is meaningful only when it
is held in rein by his spirit.
Shakespear e realized this
above all others. lt has not ~r
generally noted, I tbink, tha·
this dram1lllst, whose languaat
was the saltiest and most vulgar
the English-speaking stage ha:
ever known. nonetheless shoe
a tremendous delicacy arin
r estraint i n d e picting the
behavior of his lo".ers.
In Romeo and Juliet, the most
tender scene is played with th<
distance of a balcony bet.wefl:
the lovers. In The Tempest.,
Ferdinand and Miranda an
shrewdly shown playing a gaml
or chess. Jn Twelfth Night.
Viola's love for lhe Duke is con-
cealed beneath a boy's disguise.
ln As You Like ll, Rosalind ano
Orlando merely touch hands.
Even in lhe fierce infatuation ol
Antony and Cleopatra, not. a
gesture Is made that can off~rid
a conclave of bishops. ·
YET, in all these cases -aitd
in other Shakespearean plays -'-
we know we are in the presence
of two persons who love deeplj
and truly. This is lhe purpose of
art: not to give us a clinical
view of a chemical attraction,
but to gain our belief by implica-
tion and suggestion. ·
Just as a bad composer needs
furious crescendos to cover tlie
e mptiness of his music, so dQes
a bad writer 1 require · absurd
physical writhinlll to mask his
essential hollowness. Indecent
exposure or the emotions is
worse than a moral
transgression; it is .an artistic
cr ime.
Greene /Bouse Plants Will Come and Go, Dirt Lasts Forever
They're ugly. T hey grow like
fungus. They have bugs. They
clutter up perfectly good space.
They serve no purpose. I hate
·them.
They are house plants.
Hou.se plants have become a
certified na-
tional fad. A
random
sam piing of
.o tb e rwi s~
sane people
reveals that
more than so
~rcent keep
house plants
1n th eir
home s or
up_~rtmenll;.
When asked wby, the bouse-
planl owners arc unable to eome
up with a ruson. <One m an told
me, ••rm tor life.'' but he was.
',purpo1cl,y\tyingtoannoym .)
/\ flower smiled a l you. Old
ladles kept flowers on their win-
dowsltls.
House plants just. ltind or lie
around the apartment with a
dull look on their faces . And win·
dowsllls? House plants have to
sit in tubs. You trip over them in
the dark. No one ever s tubbed
hls toe on a petunia.
Jlouse plan~ are the illegat
aliens of the non-human world.
No one knows exactly where
they came from or why they are
here.
I despise watkin• into a
room and being hit. in the face
with corner after corner or
slltherlng green mung. House
plants make you itch. House
plants make the room seem hot
and humid. House plants can do
bad things to your skin.
House-plant owners talk to
their plants. They sing to their
plants. They play music to their
plants. The reason why is ob-
vious. People who keep house
plants are afraid o( other people.
A house plant will n e ver
challenge it.s owner or make its
owner look s tupid, since there is
ALL Of' A sudden, t.hol.lgh. nothing stupider than a house
Lhey have taken over. They plnnt.
creep and crawl. One day they I ba\'e observed a dertnite cor·
will be slWn~ in µteir dumb-relattoo between a per son 's
looklog tubs JUSt. being areen ability to copo with the real
and borint; tbo nm cilY they world and bl• ownerabJp or
wlll ba'H 1pread hallway across bouso J)lanta. People who can
the Uviq room. handle other people have no
They Med special light and hOuse pianta. Peoptc who are
s peclal tood. People set up tltc· aCtatd or olbet people till their
trlc llmen '° that tbelr ~ homes wllh plan'8.
plants will receive artlficW sun
al preclsely tho rlillt Umo every AND rr 18 beglnnln1 to ~o
day. When peopl• sell their beyond t.bo bOme. omcu are apartment. or their boma, lhO atartm• to IJll'OUt house plant.a ln
house plant& are wrltteo into tbe 1lckenm1 numbers.
contract. They co•l • lot or Houae plant t11ffmt n hue money. convinced ex.eeuttvu that
The reaaon I llve tritbtD wa1ll work•rt are feelln1 .. de·
abd under • toor b bee.ale l pe.rllOiullmd'' ln ncular Oftll'e
w ve.,...... OW&Dl'"-Hltht .. , eatl lite\ lit• oaly
\lt11etatlon. ii for u.t Juq)e. Aa an1•tttl 9*1M ;Dla.nts.
•.re UW. bql. Eucvttv~. betn1 brUllant,
have bought lhis line of tboughL,
So now you can't even go into a Pu h business office without being as-nc
saulted by the clinging, climb-
mg, crawling ~n things.
The turnover in house plants is
&,e> huge that a subindustry bas
developed, This is the house
plant RENTAL industry. Not
sales. Rental.
The plant rental and main·
tenance industry is estimated to
be between $50 m1tlton and $100
million a year in this country.
Think about it.
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BUILDING DESIGN RESEMBLES INVERTED PYRAMID WITH EACH FLOOR OVERHANGING FLOOR BELOW IT.
New Offices Ready by June?
HalJ of Administration Looks Complete From Outside
Thl· new County of <Jrungc Hull of Ad
min1slrat111n. TL·n (°l\'H" Center Plaza. in
'\anla An.1 1-. "l'ht•dult•d lo hJ\.t' llS or
I 11·1•s OCl'UJ)ll'd h~ .Jun1•
lll'l't'.'nl ad<l1tw11 ... of n·menl planlt·r-.
,011 c·ompo:-.1l11111 and l.1ndscilptni: ~l\t"
.1n ottl\\ Jrd :ipµ<'<1rnnc1· lhJ.l tount~ of
f1c1ab ('011l<I mo' 1· into their nl''' off11·1•s
I om II ITO\.\
110\\ E\'l :lt. T UE 111t1•r10r 1-. -.1tll un
clc•rgu1n~ 1·~l1•n:.1q• 1le1 ad "nrl-. 1n orrlPr
to ll\L'l'I tlw 111:1·up.1t10n dt•adltnt· for th1·
rl' ... lllt•nh or tht· lft'l 000 square fool
f,11·tlil\
Tlw
0
0l'\\ fl\ 1..• s lur.' liudcl1n~ \A. Ill h1HJ'it'
ahout 250 t•mplo~l'l''
Off1t·cs of tht· Hoard of Supernsor'i
will 11c1·upy th1• fi fth floor. Y.tlh lh1·
1·011 nl' 1·11un:-1•! t'll•rk of the linarcl
UCI Alcohol
Center Gets
Federal Grant
I :(.' lrnne ha:. won a S269.000
ft'<ll'rnl ~rant for un Alcohol
fh-scarch Center. the Depart
m1·nl of llcallh. Education and
WE>lft1rc• announced Thursday
The campus was one of nine
'il'hoob acro..o:;:-. the country lo ~
awarded fund in)! frnm H EW's
"lnllon:il Jnstilulc on /\lcohol
Ahu~t· and Al<'oholbm
('rim1nal Justin• Cnun c tl and the Local
\j.!1·nn Formation l'omm1ss1on on the
11111r1 h 11001 ;1n d the County Ad
m 1n1s t rall\'t• 01 f1n·r ;rn<l 'll<.tff on lh1·
lh1rcf llOCll
1111 'l'ttind flow \\Ill n·muin \<iC'anl
1111 t 111 un· grtm lh 1•\ C'l'l>I rur .'>loragr
1111!11a1111n
Tll i< Pl..\Z,\ It•\ d \\ 111 f1•atur1! '>P<l<:t·
1111 th1• puul11· mformal1on officl'. thl·
111.1nag1·mcnt information orfl<.01.\ ci toun
I' 1dL·n•n1·c IJl11ar~ th<.· m <:dia und lh<·
:J/i.'i-st•;1l hcan11~ room
In ad<.l1hon there ,... .1 hast•mt•nl w1lh
'-1><11.•t· pt m·1ch-d for ,1 I SO-car parking lot
I or l' m ployt'L''
Co ... t ol lht• lult•-.t l'OUOl\ fac11itV I~
1·-.t1m.1tc·d to tw SR l m1lhon The hu1ld
1ng "111 t·ompll•lt• lhl' presl'n\ Cl\'IC'
l 't·11t1•r !'Ian wh1•n cflo<ltcalctl
Tll •. WlllTt: SI rUC'lllrl' \\ .t ... dl.'Sl ~n<·d
II\ Lc•t<I\ Ho:-.t• &. /\s~o1.·1ale~ or Anaheim tn 11n:1 ;tnd tkvl'lorm1.•1H hr~an in \975
T h <' < 11 n-. t r 11 t I 10 n p h a "t' "' h 1.• 1 n g
p1·rfo1 nwd II\ l hi.' ~l orh-.v C'onstn11•1 ion
('ornp;in\ of Lo:-/\ni.:<'11•,
The mod1.•1 n looi..mg hulfd1ng ,.,.h11·h
t t'M'mhlt·~ an tn\l•rlC'd p\ramid "ilh
ea('h floor overhanging the floor below
1t. has many other unique rcatures
'' h1ch cmphasiie its sllc and construe
lion
Thl' Hall of /\dmm1:.tr<.1tion c·ontarns
22.000 cub1e y ard.., of concrete ~hich 1s
l'nough to build <.t four foot wide, four-
in<'h deep :-.idt•walk from Santa Anci to
\'1.·nlura
T ll f: Fl\CILITV has 1,500 tons of rein
fun:1ng s tc:<•I rehar. whic h, 1f converted
to half inc h v.;1dth s teel y,;ire and strung
togl'lhcr , would reach lrnm Sunla /\nu
to W :.1shm~ton. D C
The• buildrn~ has enough electrical
w1r1ng within its walls to reach
around th(• world if placed end to
t•nd and lit.'<.! together In add1t1on. there 1:-.
15.000 square fcC't of rc•dwood paneling
and J.:100 sctuurt> yard:-of t•arpctin~
1 h roughout the building
·1 ht· new huildin~ n •p lac(•s the present
C'ounty Admmislrutive Office. built In
196:\, at 515 N Sycamore Street. the
l'lnnning ('omm1s~1on he.wring room at
-100 <'ivi<· C'c:nt.er Orin'. the Cnmrnal
.Jus tic1.• Council Office al 623 N
Rroacl\.\.ay. and the Prt'"!' offu:es in thC'
Olcl Courthousl.', ull in Sant<1 Ana
For the Record
Db•olutlon•
01 Marrlag~
Ft.eel J•ftt.t.ar• 1-4
l~• PF ANSTll'l, c ....... '"oma'
•no JOd•t Ann COOPER. l• RP"<'
Dr,.m •llCI 1(11>4 Jr. fAYLOA. Jn
Ann dnd Oe<wltS F . TVNEI l, LdU••
M •no KMMtll l . NELl I Jonn
D• ••d .,,,., a.." -Ann
~us.n ''""" SALAZAA S.llllcld "•• •nd llonalo Atl,.,.O F"RANKL.11'1,
CuH1 MOWittO Mw:t Ktt\t1"4t; HA, Mc>
PhM ~no Ml"" NQO<, WAl!O, C••ol
J-an cH•d ,::rantr M AYO, I( AL.I(
Qo,,ql•S J-•nd Linda Clatnt
•nQ Ron•IO A , P"RSONS. •
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS IUMNUS
NAMa STATU.WNT
TM te4'-lflol _.. It dOiflot -I
IW"U' SPECIAL TY WOOOWORIC, 'Ill
VI0""'1J O<lve, H1111tl"9lon &.0<11,
CAt?~ lr11ce Oon•ld lltl•11~r. '111
VlcUbur9 O<., Hlll't11nQton lkfl<ll. CA ., ...
T~ls -· jj COllOUclM llY •"Ill llhl<Nal
ll•ut• Donald &e••"91•
lru, •tatenwl\I wt• llltcl w1111 ti\•
Co""' y Ciera of Or•noe Coul\ty on
J.,, ... ,~ ••. "" •tU»
PuDto.,>ecl I>-C.0.0\1 D••lw Pllol Jal\ ll 2' ~eb ~ 17, IOI ... ,.
COUNTY I OBITUARIES
PUBLIC NOTICE
"CT1TIOUS aUSINUS NAMC STATIMCNT
lhe lol._"'9 .,_._ IS cl01nt 11•"1-
MH a'; TH~ AllAOOANl ADMIRAL
Wllol-•ers of H...C1ca1 o.<•, IU7
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Kllhtrlllft C••-11'1 8•ys1e.,
Or_, C~ Itel Mar, C.OllH>rnl• ._tS
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dlvldllol.
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F•Drwuy •. '"' ..--u
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PUBUC NOTICE
l'ICTlnOCIS aUSINCH
NAME iT.tT~MCNT
, ... leUowl .. .-r-• or• •1111 ~' ... "" llAM()HA LANO COM~AN\I' 1-
WH1 lall-11-0. lb .. I, .........
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lllvel • 80. "2 •••-. tttllorl\I• n .. 1
Me91101to (11t••••"t1 111c., a (~llotNe COfl>«OllQll, 6utte 101, 430(,
Cam11<n Otlv•. Newport tlf•<ll
Colllor11I• nMO
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te~r .i ~rlrW. V>IP
w1111...,o "'"" Moillnollo Lnl0<1>rl,..t In<
w 1111•1nM Ct•wloro, Prt>1.,.,,1
Thi• ital-I "'"' llled w1I" IM
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FICTITIOUS IUSIHESS
MAMIE STATIEMliNl
1 M 1011,...,no person '' clOl"V "''"' ,..,, .,
VIDIO CAMERA ALNTALlo IJ40
L.09•" Av.! • CO'ol• -.. CA '1U4 C.O•-Frf'cl<rld• t.•PG•lll• 11!0
O' 01< ~ Ave CO\le ,,_. .. , c.A '17l:lt
Tht\ bu\•twt'\ 1\ conducted bV 11m 1n
dlVldU•I
Got""" Ldl)O•nte
l PU\ st•ttt'Mf'IC Wfti fllf'(I w tU\ tf'W
County CIH• nl O••nOf' Counly on
F~b I 1911
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PUBUC NOTICE
ll'ICTITIOUS aUSINISS HAMC STAHMeNf
T ... IOl-1"9 _...,., I\ °"'"'! OU\•
nt\\ .,
COA'.iT MOTOllCYCl.E llEPAlll tt« A-pl\ Ave CO\I• -... CA nu.
St~Y•n Sftutl 4136 A.WI,.< S.nt•
AM, CA •1JO.t
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01 .. 0 .... 1
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l'-t\ ,,.,..,.,,..,,. ~d'\ f1fet1 #I(" OW
CouMy Cl••lo. ol O••nCJr Count• 011 Janu4•Y ll rue
"•u.i.
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Jaft "· -Ffl) ). 11, "· '"' ~,.
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--·-;n;;~S aUSINISS
NAM ATEMENT
T f'I• toUowf PerW>n\ .,,. 001nq
bu~'"'""\ d\ ~ 01\1 '>I IEO REALIY
SEA\llCE 11101 M•1•9• W•v tt Toro C•lllOtM•
Cl•11Ck' E ltrdom. Jr 1110•
Melo00• W•v El T0to, Ca111or1>1• •1uo
l trry F ~Mlt\, n lOI M•l"9•
Way, f l To.o C•hl0t,.1• •1')(1
''" s 17, 1• 16. 1•7• PUOI""" Or-c;.,.,, O••ly Polol
191·11 Jon114ry tt 'N. Feb ' 12 "II '
l f'tl\ b U'\lr\f'\\ I\ tOftChlC \I d Of • Ott,,.,., PMln&,.l>lp
Cl-l ~ .. dOm. Jr
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FICTITIOUS aUSINESS
'4AME STATEMENT
T"" tonoonno per'IO'\ 1, clOl"9 Du''
M\\•\ PAPA LU'S, 177 E•~I lfln SlrMt,
C~le Mt~, CA tt•V
1.lltltll L.. B•\W>. IU All09neny
Slfffl. CO.I• ~a. CA tUll>
fhl\ bU~~-.. 1, C.Of'dV<.tt'd bv •n ,n
cllVlllU•I
Luc1rn L f.ht\Ott
UH\ \l•lf'f'ntf"lt 'llflf' .. , fll\'(I Wtt~ lhf'
Count~ Cltr'-o• OrA~ Cnuntv on
J1tnu•rv ti, ,.,. Fenn
µub'•'l'lftd 0-l~ co~o OA•'Y f~flOI 1.t" n ,,. f-.. b, 11 ,Q,.., 1e-. ,,.,
PUBUC NOTJCt:
FlCTITIOUS BUSINESS
MAME STATEMINT
'"~ fOflOWH\Q S>fl•\on\ .,,. <101n9 I tHJs1n .. u •\
SOUlHERN CAUFORHIA OEN
TAL LAB, 06A. 1'7Wa Ntw-• 81VO
Co.lo Mesa, Celll.,...,i• -n.21
Soulll CM~I Clef>l•I lab. In< • a C<tlll0rnl4o COf1)Gf'.atiOI\, ,., •• ,., Ntwpo<I
81~<1 , Costo ~. Celrlot'nla t2U7
'Thi~ """"'n ~ cO<tcllKteo llY ~ cor.
Pot•t1011.
Sovlh Co;tM
OenlelUb 111<
PetryA "'°"'e"
Pr1ttl6'nl
fntf Sl•l-t w"' lllllcl wolll ,,,. Co11nly Cler~ ot Ora11oe c ..... 1y on
February'· lt11 ,.,_
Pvl>lt$1'ecl Ot-Co.Ill 0•1ly PtlOl.
Feb 11 I~.?& •nd Mor S 1'71
PUBUC NOTl~E
l'ICTITIOUS BUSINIU
NAME STATEMENT
uo 78
f ti.-toflow.nq CM!'f')Of'I t\ OO+nQ our.•
tW.lU..tS
YOGURT Vi'CHl, ?JOO H•rOOt
81•0 :t S. Cool•""'*"""· CA •1'16
Jon" ._. .. bf'r f rturam 7100
f ~"' "'"..., Ao A.OI u 101 co,t• Mt\•. (A "7626
Thl\ busint>n 1, conauctect o.-...., '"
d•v•du•f
./OM H Tr..-itrMn
Tt\t\ ~••U·n'W"'nt Wit' "'~ #tit\ ow
Covnt'f Cl•1rlt. ot Of;u'I~• Covnty O"
F~D f' 147~ ,., .. .,
PutJh'l'\it'd Or·H"tQ• (0..•'' Ottily Pilot.
f•O S t7 14 76. 1q1P 4()1 16
PUBUC NOTICE
•'IO,.
PUBLIC l'iOTICE
l'ICTIT10US IUSIMESS
M.t.ME SlATEa.i\llltT u... 1110..,;ng .... ~ " 00.AQ """ .,.u ••
DASE 1, 1"111 J~t.,,lmo '-'"l>e fl
1.,.0.CA~
Allred J 1•~10. 14'11 "''""'mo L•n~. E..I Toro, CA "1630
T•U• "4'"""""' -·~ lil.O Wltft ,,.. Cou,.ly C••r\ Ill Or•nve Cou,.11 011 Jan1Ury 1t ,.,,
Ell~•ortn & Shue><'. 1S78J c..0001 Rel
S..11• a 101,l..e~H1ll,,Cl'9l•" ,._,.
Puo11,,...,, Orono< eo.sr O•lly Piiot
J•o ,, •"" ~b \. 11. ••. 1971
loot,.
PUBLIC NOTICE
Tiii\ DuJlne~ "'"""'"'"" ov •n •n "ICTITIOUS •USIMeU dfv10IMI NAMI SlATEMENT
A.ltr«I J T rfotO J ft.f lol'OwtnQ: oef'\Oft 1\ ctro.n.Q ttu\•
,., • ., \tat~• -·~ hlt'O ""'''" '"""' ! nf'\\ .\ C.ourH'f C•t>o nt Or."'nu• Co.unt-, on WIN1 (R Hr ~LM L lO MOODY
F'tD I l•IA MOUN IAIN Mf ~CAN flLf • MOODY
FltJ.-MOUNTAIN MANU~ACTUAER)
PuM•\ht--d Orrt,.,.,. {o-.ht [>.u'v f:.1101 fAIPLl M tNlf R t4Alt0NA l
ft·b \ 11 l<i it: -·.1,.. IMM M IHTC ANATfONAll HOO fl.I -'J' ,. (O..t\I H1()f'h11t.A'lf "' woor I HriKh (A
l'l'BLI<' ~OTIC'I-:
ne\\ •\
, ICTITtOU~ BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
111E HAIRAFTEM IOH fl
C-'m•no Or'•-. '>utl• II C.0-.1• MM•
CA '7U6
Fr•f\•lin O ~. ; • l•nd" t\le
Nt•Potl8flocn CA '1060
•7M>l r, •• Y L•" Ml>OOY 1)\1\ \/t>rt•l4t\
nic.tftdY l.tQiuf\otNiqu.t·l (A
lh1,. b"'lnf'\\ I\ <onc:tuc.tM t'ly ,.n 1n
dflifdfJ.tt
(',..,~l ... -• l t'lt't \l•tf'f1'11f'f'\t W~ ltlt!'O WUh t~
Counly Clen. GI Or-Coul'lv on J•n
ll, ....
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PuOlr\hed Or.....,e COilsl CMi11 Pilot,
Jan 11. n. Fell. s. 11, 1971
'"•S tMtsi"'"' L~ conouit.ld br..,. 1n -
dn,.OuAI
Jran•lin 0 '°""' fll" \YI-I wa' ltltcl Wtlll Ille
County Cltrk ot O.anq< County on
J,jnu., y 19, 1'71 FHUI PuDllll\ed 0r4"9" Cod\! 0•1ly P•IOI
J•n ll, n . F-eb s. 11 ,,,,
PUBLIC NOTICE
l'ICTIT10US aUSIH£SS
MAME STATEMENT
l ~ toll-Ing peo"M>ft Ii 0011111 bu••
~\\ d\' l••,. CllP JOINT JIOOI Sotllh , ....
------------H1Qnw ,., No f ~outt\ L•oun•
C1111f•forn1ct cn.11 I lloD•rl nu,,,,.,..,..,, Hiib ForluNt ------------1 M•\\•On VU•JO. C.itfltr)fn1._11i1&1\
FtCTtTtOUS 8USIMESS Tru bu\•nt"'\' '' teM"ICJ\KltO bv •ft •I\
... ME STATEMENT OIVMIUAI
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Davis. They are.
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PUBLIC NOTICE
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NAME STAT'IEMl!HT
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Counlv (lffk ot OrAl\<lf' Cou111y on
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PUBUC NOTICE
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NOTICE OF INTENT
The California Department of
Transportation has filed an.
application with the South Coast
Regional Commission for
installation and modification of
traffic signals , intersection
lighting, minor roadwork and
channelization . This proposed
work is on MacArthur Boulevard
(Route 73 > between Bonita
Canyon and the San Diego
Freeway <Route 405). The SCRC
Permit Number is 2763. For
further information call Ronald
Kosinski at (213) 620-3735.
Publlahed Ofange Coast Oallv Pilot Feb. 10, 11 , U, 1•78
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-,, • MEDICINE I JOBS ) ~.February 12. 1911
How Mueh Are They Worth
Neonatal care saves many infants, but cost to parents is monsterously high
By CINDY aosE ._.. ..............
MIAMI -It cost. $1S0,00f> to keep Matthew
Amia alive when he was bom wel&hinl just 25i.\
ounces. The price of Mark David Youman'a We
was ~.ooo -a baraaln.
But some medical authorities are questioninr
the worth of the highly apeclallzed neol\atal care
needed to save premature babies Uke Matthew and
Mark.
EDITOR'S N<n'E ~I/ U'1 '"" that J10U COlt't
meo1urt human lt/t jf& term• o/ moMJI, U'•'cllao true tbct medical reaourc.1 and public fvndf are
limited. AC tlm.e1, thil prumt1 an aade moral
and ethical dilemma. Uauall11 Li's fotmd on tlwt up-
f>t' 1cal4 of~. but~ cu thia artida allow• -u·1
eqvall11 prmzlent at tlw l111oe1t.
"ONE WAY TO explain the problem ls to pose
the question: Just what ls a newborn baby worth."
Dr. Albert Jonsen, associate professor of bioethics
, at the University of California School of Medicine
~;rJr~~·liiii!~~~~ at San Fronc1sco, wrote 1n a medical article.
couldn't really put a price on what he's worth to
us," said his father, Albert, a warehouseman who
paid about $150, the deductible on the h~pltal
bllls. The rest was picked up by group insurance
and Callfomla 's Cr ippled Children's Society.
At the other end of the scale is Mark
Youmans. Born a month prematurely, he was
rushed from Titusville, Fla., to the rieonatal unit at
Variety, where he was successfull y treated for
hyaline membrane dl!ease, a common lung condl·
lion of premature babies.
"'"''•>'::<J»; "The medical techniques that have brought
Oxygen mist hood, body, blood sensors
help doctors save premature babies
about greater hope Jor 'premles' have also pro·
duced a d~p ethical dilemma for both physicians
and parents .•••
"While the cost-benefit ratio of neonatal in· tensive care 1s d1rrlcult to establish, It ls hardly too
soon to ask whether the immense effort ls warrant•
ed when the results, for individuals and for socie·
ty, are so unclear .
Al Variety Children's Hospital ln Miami, Dr.
Carol Ht-rsh scoffs at such theories as the "klnd of
nonsense we get from doctors sitting at a desk wbo
never deal with the baby and his parents."
JN TllE AMIS home in San Francisco, Mat·
thew is now 11 ~ years old and "perfecUy normal"
except for being a bit small for his age. lie spent
his first eight months in a neonatal care unit and
had to have oxygen at home until last August.
"Mallhew's worth all of itS0,000 -althou~h I
Wmather the cost la $150,000 or $5,000,' ln·
surance frequently falla to meet the high cost of
special care. While nel1hborhood blood drives,
bazaars and cookie sales help some famllles over
t he insurance hurdle, public funds provide
hospitals with money for neonatal care units.
tN FLOlllDA FOR example, $4.4 million in
public funds were appropriated for the year to help
defray costs. But it isn't enough to pay all the bills.
Any cost·benefit ratio is toughest to figure
when a baby ls JUcely to be severely retarded.
At Variety, O!le baby had a $22,000 medical·
aurgical bill between April and Aug. 18 when he
died. Doctors said extensive birth defects were
evident and the baby would have been severely re.
ta rd ed.
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Training .. for Success • • •
"We have parents comlni here and asking us to stop the ventilator " says Dr. Eduardo Ban·
calarl, chief of neonalatogy of the University or
Miami School or Medicine which operates the
center at J ackson Memorial.
"We cannot make that decision, either moral·
ly or professionally. We have to explain to the
parents that the baby Is alive and we have t-0 do
the best we can for a patient."
Infant Jesus Hernandez is going home.
His hospital bill will total $130,000 ·
At Variety. controller Joh.n Tedford estimates
that only about<IO pc,rccnl. of lht• neonatal unit's 200
babies a year arc covered by insurance or
Med1ca1d. National Centers Help
, Put Unskilled in Jobs
By LEE UNDER
Al-i.IH ...... , Wrtlff
PlnLADELPHlA -William Hogg quit hi"h
school 10 years ago to get married. Now he's on.
welfare, with three kids, and just a glimmer of
hop<'. ··r decid<>d to come back to school because I
d1dn 't like thl' life I was Jiving," shouted Hogg
over the hum nf a drill press in the bal>ement of a
con\'l•rted ju1l where Opportun1t1es Jndustriallza·
t1on Center is tra1n1ng him.
"I CAl\1 f. TO OIC hccousc l wanttotl to better
myi.l'lf. to lc·arn a :-.kill. to make ~omcthmg of
mysl·lf." said Hogg, now 29.
Al·ro:-.s the hull, Dl'borah Hall. 20. and Thomas
Smith, 22. were learning welding. Upstain;,
. Manul'I E . .Uryanl was trying to improve his lyp.
inR skill in hope of becoming a clerk with the
federal j!Ovcrnmt•nt.
They are among 13,000 persons now being
trained at OCI centers in 140 communities across
America. Many are high school dropouts. Most are
black. on welfare, or collecting unemployment.
compensation. And 60 percent are women.
-fu nce 1964, when it was created by a
Phi~d'elphia Baptist minister as a self-help ghett" •
projt•cl. OIC hos trained more than 350.000 people
and has placed 81: percent in jobs.
No government agency, or any other private
group, l'quals the OlC record in training the un-
skilled and then hnding them jobs.
l'~QUESTIONABL\', OIC is the most effcc·
ll\·e tratning proAra m m America," says Dr. Leon
JI . Sullivan. a militant. bl ack Cl\'il rights leader
"ho founded OIC "because integration without
preparation Is frustration."
OIC 1s financed by federal, state and local
agenr11's.
• Says Sullivan. "We use OIC as a factory, day
and ni~hl. so people who arc on menial jobs can
upgrade their :>kills to that required in today's world.
"We mus t remember that in today's
technology two out or three jobs that now exist
won't be around by the year 2000. People are going
to have lo be u ble to count, to read, to do
som l'thmg with dexterity.
''/\s things arc now. without that kind of ahih·
ty w1thm America, the unemployment problem
will bl"come broader anrt broader, the welfare rolls
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February 23
CECIL HICKS
Orange County District Attorney
"The 0rangt Count11 Grand Jury"
March9
JAMii "OOl!VEL T
"OrQl)Qe CPJP&IJJ oil &e II"
March 23 DANIEL Q , ALD .. ICH. JR.
Chancellor, UCI
"UCI and SducatWtt i1t Oronge County"
April 6 WllllAM 8 . IANBOftN, Ed.D.
Director, Instructional Media, Newport-Mesa Unlfl4'd School District
"The Amcrlca" lndion -Prt1rUtoric to JloMr'n ~ Cotmly''
Af)t:ll~-JVOV B. RO-""" Callfomla S\At• Coatt•l Cornmlssfoner
•1'fht ~ o/ Li/• in Or01IQt Cocoit11"
SOME BABIES s urprise even the experts. ••ct
is very difficult to predict In a newborn whether he
will be damaged or not," says Bancalari. "We get a Jot of surprises ••• some babies have terrible
complications and not much hope. Then we find
l ater they are markedly improved."''
"The n<.'onatal intensive care unit, as a
medical umt. 1s :.uix-rb and it has its place. No one
would care to sec 1t disappear," said Jules Hinkes.
execut.ive director at Variety. "But as a financial
unit. it's a dud. You can't even break even, which
is all my board wants me to do."
J onaen wrote that four years ago a doctor
brouaht "cries of outrage" upon himself when he
wrote ln a medical journal that he had withdrawn
treatment from 43 premature infants under his
care and they died.
Hinkl's says hospitals "believe that if we bani
in there the federal government will come to tho
rescue" with some type of federal health program.
Few states have rig ht-to·die laws defining de·
ath so lhe doctor has responsibUity to decide what
to do -or not do -to keep a child alive.
"Thl'se kids largely come from young couples
havin~ lhe1r ftr!>l or second baby and they do~&.
have this kind of money," he says.
Dr. Hersh says she's saved children thought to
be severely dama~cd mentally but who are doing
phenomenally well at 21 i. "I've been fooled a lot or
times," she says. "l haven't been promoted to Gou
••• to decide what kids arc•n'l worth saving.
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"If I had to do my work in terms o( dollar
signs, l couldn't do it."
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BUT IT'S PRIMARILY the hospital ad·
minist.rators who have to deal with the tough
financial questions. At Jackson Memorial, officials
estimate the cost of the neonatal unit at $400.000
for personnel and $85,000 for supplies in the cur·
rent fiscal year. It bas nearly full occupancy.
· SAN FRANCISCO
CAP> -A dis <Jbled
seam an who was beaten
up aboard ship in the .
Canal Zone three years
ago has been awarded
$943,500 in damages
from h is f or mer
employer. A Superior
Court jury decided that
George Black, 58, was
entitled to the award
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ROMANCE OVER?. .... ,._
Unemployed young Philadelphian teams
marketable skill in opportunities center
larger and lar1?cr. and the frustrations greater a nd
greater. Thi.' problem 1s solvable, and one reason
J ~tick with 1t is because I'm a minister.
"God doesn't want you to have milk and honey
in heaven, lie wants you to have ham and eggs on
earth."
SULLIVAN HOPES TO meet with President
Car ter soon in an errort. to channel millions of.
dollars more m federal funds to OIC.
OIC trains peoph! in more than 160 occupa·
tions. providing workers wherever there are jobs.
"It is successful because it is community
based." Sullivan says.
"Everything doesn't come from the federal
jlovernment. We go into the community and tell
people OlC is the way out of unemployment, a way
out or d<'spair.
"We go lo the taprooms. We go into the pool
halls. and the churches. We go to the street cor·
n ers where you can see growing clusters of young.
and oldet m<'n too.
"You can cut into crime. alcoholism, drug
abuse, aU of these dirty problems, if people are
working."
Sulhvan said, "The government itself spends
between S5 billion and $8 billion, and wastes a lot
of it," Sullivan says. "If they gave us just 25 per·
cent we could train hundreds of thousands a year
and put them into effective jobs.
CutsDMV
Checks
SACRAMENTO <P) -
The Departme nt of
Motor Ve hicles will
phase out a manual fil.
ing s yst e m to save·
S520,000 a year -even
though that might make
it easier t o ge t a
bog u s dri ver's
license.
Doris Alexis, Gov. Ed·
mund Brown Jr. 's DMV
director, said last week
that \he 4·yeur phase.out
will f>egin July 1.
Ms. Alexis s aid the
n e w system will s till
provide information
from 18 million docu·
m enls on drivers whose
license numbers are not
known. But it won't
identify 5,000 to 8,000
persons a year who &et
duplicate driver's
licenses, through fraud
or error.
T hose identifications
r esult in 500 cr iminal
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"We need a renaissance in the whole educa-
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ilgnlflcant against the
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STANFORD CAP) -Roy
Hamilton scored 24 points for
UCLA Saturday night and the
fifth-ranked Bruins remained
unbeaten in Pacific-8 basketball,
beating Stanford 79-63.
The Bruins took the lead in lhe
opening minutes when they
broke a 2-2 lie and stayed ahead
the rest of the way. They were
up by eight points at halftime.
llam1lton. the Junior guard.
made two jump shots after Stan-
ford pulled to within six, 47·41.
early in second half. Forward
David Greenwood added five
points and U LA pulled ahead
56-43, then led by at least 10 rest
or the way c route to their 18th
victory in ames this season.
Kimber Belton and Wolfe
Perry sc red 15 apiece for the
last-place Cardinals, who are 1·8
in the conference and 11·11 for
all games this season.
UCLA's second leading scor<'r
was Hamilton's runnmg mate at
guard, Raymond Townsend with
19 points. Four or the Bruins'
~~artcrs scored in double figures
;is UCLA made its conference
record 9-0
G rccnwood was the team's
lead in~ rebounder. wilh l l.
Belton and George Schader had
se\"en each for the losers.
Both teams made 29 of 68 fi eld
goal attempts for 42 percent
marks. UCLA won it at the foul
hoc, making 21 or 25 attempts
while Stanford was 5 for 9.
f
UCLA used a man-for-man de-
fense until they were safely
ahead, then coach Gary Cun-
ningham switched his team to a
zone during the second half. The
game on the Cards' home court
was a lot closer, however, than
the contest in Los Angeles lal>t
weekend which the Bruins won
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UCLA (791 Crt•.,wOOd 11, Wllktt ?, Sim• IS.
l own\•nd 1', Hdmlllon ?•. ll•n<lt!woot..o •. Tot•I•
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Go0v.1cchlnl •. $<hm..l1rled 7, Pilc.hford •· Total•
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lKMIUI 0.lton 4 -1.qe7.
* * * Bears Win
BERKELEY -An ailing
Gene Ransom s parked a six-
point spurt in the closing two
I minutes to give California a
70-68 Pacific-8 basketball upset
victory over South e rn
California.
J The ~ame was lied 60-all with
l four minutes remaining, but the
Trojans moved into a 66·63 lead
h0-h ind two fi e ld goals by
fn•shman Cliff Robinson.
Ransom. who is recovering
from a bout with the flu and did
not start( hit u 22-foot jump shot.
followed by a 17·footer by John
Caselli. Ransom then sank a
pair or free throws with 13
seconds left to give the Bears an
insurmountable 69·66 lead.
Robinson led all scorers with
26 poinLc;, while Tom Schneider·
john had 13 points and Doug
True and Tyron Davis had 12
each.
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1•. Robln\Oft lt, CMtino 10 Smith • R•lkovlch •.
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SADDLEBACK'S RODNEY MILLER (RIGHT) PASSES OFF TO A TEAMMATE.
Sizzling 66 by Watson
Ties Rogers· for Lead
PALM SPRlNGS (AP) -Tom
Watson, the top money winner of
1977, shot a 6-under-par 66 Satur-
day lo tie unheralded Bill Rogers. the second day leader.
after the third round of the flood·
delayed 90-hole Desert golf
Classic.
Walson, pl aying in the same
foursome with former President
Gerald R. Ford and host Bob
Hope at Indian Springs. had six
birdies in missing only one
green to PoSl a 54-hole total of
203, 13 under par.
Rogers, playing at La Ouinta,
considered the toughest or the
four courses used in the touma-
menl, shot a 5-undcr-par 67 after
which he said, "I was very
fortunate to shoot a 67. My put·
lin~ saved me.
.. It seemed like when I wanted
to make a putt I did," he said. "I
didn't drive the ball well or hit
the irons as well as l did the
other day. but I never got Into
real bad trouble."
Only one stroke behind the two
leaders was Jerry McGee, who
had a 7-under-par 65 at Bermuda
Dunes even though he s aid, "I'm
playing horrible."
His score tied for the low
round on the day. Mike Morley
also posted a 65.
Watson, winner of the Tucson
Ope n and the Bina Crosby
earlier this year, continued to
complain about his driving, but said his putting was excellent.
· · 1 drove the ball well up until
about the 11th hole and didn't hit
a fai rway from the 11th hole
on.'' said Walson. "But I was
fortunate on the 17th and 18th to
have shots."
lie said his shot on 17 hit a
On T\' Toda11
Claa•nel 4 ai l
tree, but dropped down so that
he had a shot and on 18 he drove
into a group of trees but the ball
went through and he was able to
see th<-' green.
lie birdied both holes, making ·
a 35-footer on the 17th and a 20·
footer on the 18th .
"It could have turned around
with a bad break there," he
said.
Rogers, in his fourth year as a
pro, said he was glad Friday's
round was erased because of
Oooding at Indian Wells because
the wind was making his round
at La Quinta very difficult.
lie had pl'3y"ea-five holes and
was one over par Friday when
the round was postponed
because of flooding from rain in
the mountains.
"If we would have had lo play
yesterday with that wind, I
would have been in dlre trou·
ble," he said. "It was unplaya-
ble. Those five were by far the
easiest ones with that wind."
David Graham. the fi rst day
leader, shot a 69 at Eldorado and
was at 8-under par 208, tied with
Lon Hinkle, who had a 70 at La
.Quinta.
Arnold Palmer, up among the
leaders after 36 holes, skied to a
75 at Indian Wells to put him at
214 , 11 strokes behind Rogers
and Walson.
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wlll fall," said Huntington
Beach's Carlos Palomino Satur-
day after demonstraUng exactly
what he meant.
The World Boxing Council
) welterweight· champlon set up
1 Ryu Sorlmachl with brutal Jp!Y
l punches ln the stxth round and r then knock~ him out with a
• perfect left hook at 2:03 of the 1
1 seventh.
"I think he was going to go in
the sixth.'' sald Ptlomlno, "but
lbe bell rang."
But the bell didn't aave the
J apanese c:b..&\encer Jn the
1eveath and Wt~ b11 1uard low
&le eaQ&ht a amashhle left hook
to the jaw. His bead went aAd so
4id tbe rest ot him a he landed
flat on his back to be counted
out. Sorimachi was on the floor for
about 45 ~etonds before getting
up to stagger across the ring and
sink again to the canvas where
h e was comforted by his
handlers.
Sorimachl said later he was all-
rlgbt,· but he didn't remember
anything that happened in the
ring alter· being caught by the
left.
Palomino said he hurt hi•
right hand ln the second round.
"It did ~ hurt so bad that I
couldn 'l throw it, but I ~outdo 't
go all-out." be said. It didn't matter. The left was
more Ulan enough.
The beginning of the end for
Sorimachi came in the f~
round when he hit Palomino
wllh a booming right to the jaw.
It backed the champion up but it
did not hurt him, and he was in
command from then on.
lncreasipg the pressure,
Palomino dominated the r e-
mainder or the fourth round and
the fifth. In the sixth be hurt
Sorimachl with a left and risht
to the body and had him sagging
with four terrific blows to the
body just before the bell.
In the seventh round,
Palomino went bead·hunt.ing
and alter a lig~righl tl\at was
partly a 5hove, he connected
with the winning left as the
s mall crowd at the Hilton's
See Palomino. Pa1e B!
weapon every tlme out.. scored
20 polnt.s, but it was not one ol
hi• better ahowU.,s.
Smith made only 10 of 2S from
the field (40 percent>, but he did
chlp ln wlth 10 rebounda and had
four asa.lata.
Pacific atarted clearing the
bench with ei&ht minutes left
&l'\d tla4 • dOzen players id the 1eorlnc column. ln~hadlna
former Santa Ana Valley 'Hl1~ aw Boa Cornellua, a. rrna.111-. Wbo led. ... wlnDen
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Barry Nelson
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Jay Hau
Dlc1!51oclltDf\ Peter JacolHon
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Mar1l Hrtff stewMelr>Y'I Still'l\.H Joe INl'Wln
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Saddleback Gains
Share of Loop Lead
By CllAIG SHEFF Ot•• ..... "'-''"" Saddleback College's basket·
ball team, with a lint half blitz
that bad its gyr,nnasium shaking
from the rafters, g'ined a share
of the M\6sion .Conference lead
Saturday night, turoins back
vlsitir:\C Palomar College, 86-66.
BoUi teams are now !H with
four regular-season games to go.
lf It ends in a Ue, a playoU came
will be held on a neutral court to
determine the first place team
in the state toumey.
The Gauchos, playing before
an overflow crowd of 2.100,
zippefl to a commanding first
half lead behind the play of Tim
Knight, Artie Green, Tim Shaw
and ReMie Watts.
Saddleback, showing great in-
tensity, jumped to a 25-10 lead
eight minutes into the game and
enjoyed a 53·34..halftime bulge.
And despite turning the ball
over 14 times in lhe second half
(Saddleback had two turnovers
in t h e openin g half), the
Gauchos were too far in front for
the Comets to make a run at
them.
Palomar cut the deficit to
74-60 with ·71,-z minutes left, but
Gauchos coach Bill Mulligan
shifted his team into a four-
corners delay game to eat up the
cl9ck. The result was a rash of
easy Saddleback layups.
Knight bad probably his best
game of the season. The 6-7
sophomore was a dominating
factor on lhe boards. along with
Craig Stahl and Green. Knight
hit 17 points with most or his
seven field goals on tip-ins.
Green, a 6-2 freshman Crom
New York, repeatedly delighted
the partisan crowd by soaring
above the rim to grab rebounds.
And he made some Bronx moves
on offense.
Shaw, the Mission Conference
player of the year, showed no ill
effects from a recent cracked
rib, hitting 14 J>Qints-10 in the
opening h alf when it really
counted.
And Watts, a recent transfer
from UC Riverside, b it five for
five from the field in the first
half-all from long range.
Palomar was hurt by foul
troubles in the second half when
two starters-Donnie Joy and
Kevin Paulson-both went to the
bench with four personals and 18
minutes to go. But at that point,
it really didn't make that much
difference.
"I 'm very happy," said
Mulligan. "We beat the first
place teaTQ by 20 points. We
didn't want lo slow down in the
second half (with the four-
corner delay) but I'd rather win
than score 100 points. ..
"The kids played very emo•
tlonally. We were ready to play.
And we played very well, except
for one spurt in the second half.
''Kno~ht was as steady as be
always 1s. He's a winner. And
Artie did some fantastic things.
He m ade some great passes.
''And the crowd was great. I
understand there v.·as about 200
turned away. I used to dream
about that kind of crowd when
we were playing at Mission Vie..
jo High a couple of years ago." ... _, .. , ., SMlll.udl .. It'"" .. It ... \It Jor .s 2 s 12 McElralb 1 2 • 6 Romo In I 6 • • Slalll s 3 2 13 Cr•ne I 2 3 • Miiier 3 I 2 ,
Hays 10 7 3 72 Gron 4 2 .. 10
H•ynal 0 0 3 0 Knl9ht 7 3 2 17
Hick• ' 0 1 2 Sltaw , 0 t 1.C
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Pittsburgh,
Kings Skate
To 3-3 Tie
INGLEWOOD (AP) -Winger
John Flesch fired in a 10.foot
backhand shot with 16:18 left to
play Saturday night lo give \be
Pittsburgh Penguins a 3·3 Na-
tional Hockey League tie with
the Los Angeles Kings. :
Pittsburgh goalie· Denis Her·
ron protected the tie during ~e
balance of the game as he canae
up with numerous spectacular
saves as the Klngs attempted to
end a winless streak al hol:fte
which reached four games.
Flesch, playing in only his
seventh ga m e s ince the
Penguins call ed him up from lhe
minors. connected with his
second goal of the season after
taking a perfect pass from Rick
Kehoe.
The Kings had taken a 3-2 lead '
with 5:48 left In the second
period when ex-Penguin forward
Hartl and Monahan set up Bert
Wilson's sixth goal of the season.
Los Angeles jumped to a 1-0
lead atter 8:45 of the second
period on Glenn Goldup's 11,Ul
goal of the campaign. Gene
Carr, a former King, evened tbe . score seconds later when be
bcut Kings' goalie Rogic Vachbn
from 15 feet out after taking· a
pass from Russ Anderson.
'". -DAILYPllOT
•
Fullerton
T11mbles·
To Aztecs
Kim Goetz scored 24 point.a as
San Dieeo State, making 52 per.
cent ot it.a field goal attempt.a,
scored a 7&·70 Pacific Coast
Athletic Association basketball
victory over host Cal State
(Fullerton) Saturday ni1ht.
The victory boosted the
Aztecs' PCAA record to 7.3 and
their overall mark lo 14·8. The
Titans droppe&to M and 15· 7.
Dean Decker scored 12 points
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and Hilton Hale and Mike Dodd
added 10 points apiece for San
Diego State.
Keith Anderson Jed Fullerton
State with 18 points. Kevin
Heenan and Greg Bunch added
15 and 11 points for Cal State (Fullerton).
San Diego outscored Fullerton
20-11 in the final 10 minutes of
the first half to take a 40-30 lead
<.1t the intermission. The Titans
weren't closer than nine points
J after that until the closing mo-
ments.
Frarte St,, 511-48
FRESNO -Art Williams
scored a game·high 17 points
and lopped rebounding with 11
Saturday night to lead Fresno
Slate's Bulldogs to a 58-46
Pacific Coast Athletic Associa-
tion basketball victory over San
Jose State.
The Bulldogs, leading the
PCAA at 8·2 and 18·4 overall,
were unable to get a lead of
more than four points In the first
half, which ended with Fresno
State ahead 22-19.
But Williams hit a pair of
jumpers as Fresno State Surged
ahead 31-21 in the first two
minutes or the second half and
then hit two more baskets as the
lead increased to 39-25 with 12
minutes left.
s..ta Barhra, 14·13
SANTA BARBARA -Pete
Aronchick scored 18 points u
UC Santa Barbara held on
rushing Cal State <Long Beach>
for 74-73 Pacific Coast Athletic
Association basketball victory
Saturday night.
The Gauchos, now 3.7 in PCAA
play and 8·14 overall, led
throughout the game but the
49ers, 4-6 in league action and
10.11 on the season, scored nine ·
or the game's final 10 points to
make lt close.
Jeff Perry's foul shot with 36
seconds left m ade it 74·68, but
Long Beach scored two field
goals and a free throw In the
final 20 seconds. Steve Moore
made a layup with one second
remaining for the same's final . points.
Anteaters Dealt
Volleyball Setback
Brt1bam Youna Unlvenlty
made .short wort of UC· lrv1De's
young volleyball team Saturday
nicht. cufftag the Al1teaten ln
three sets, 15-2. 15-13, 15-T, at
Crawford Hall an the UC lniDe
campus •
.. Brtabam Youn1 II taup and
experleneed," said UCI eoach Miles Pabst. .. I wu boplnf we
could go tour of five 1amea with them."
Deaptte the Joss, Pabst was
))leased wlth the play of
freshman sett.er Jeff Hamilton. ~Henn Duval, a IOpbomore, suf· • f ered a cut aose wbea he
• elammecl Into the stand.a and
• had to Jene the match.
• ..
Sunct.,, Fertarv.y 12, 1971
CARLOS PALOMINO KNOCKS OUT RYU SORIMACHI IN THE SEVENTH ROU~D.
Sports in Brief
MV Bowler Sharp;
Prep Mark Broken
Joe McCue, general manager
of Mesa Lanes in Costa Mesa,
bowled an 843 three-game series
Thursday night at Mission Vie· jo's Saddleback Lanes.
M cCue rattled off a 296-268--279
for the spectacular series.
In the first game be made 11
straight strikes before coming
up with a six-count on his last
ball. In the second game he
doubled, spared twice, then
struck out.
In the last game, McCue made
strikes in the fll'St six frames,
picked up a 10.pin for a spare,
lhen struck out to giv~ him a 281
average for the night.
Cage~rdSet
Crescenta Valley High scoring
machine Greg Goorjian shat·
lered the all-time higb school
basketball scoring record in CIF
history Friday night for a single
season, as he tallied 49 poin~
against San Gabriel.
G oorjian 's totals for the
season are now 1,086 in bis 25 re·
gular season games with t.he
CIF 4·A p1-)'offs still ahead.
Former Aviation (Redondo
Beach) Hlgb star Paul Westphal
held the record at 1,040 in 32
games, set in 1968.
~ llafl* lt'I•
ST. LOUIS -Eddie Dlbbs bat·
tled from behind twice In a
tiebreaker and beat John Alex·
ander, M. 7-6 to advance Satur·
day to the finals of the St. Louis
Tennis Cluslc aplnat wir&Dked
Sandy Mayer.
Mayer toppled 30-year-old
Zekjko Franulovlc, &-3, a.a, S.O.
Sol••••Adftltlea
SPRINGFIELD, Mau.
Harold Solomon eased pa11t
Tomas Smld, 74, 6-1 Saturday to
move lnto the flnai. of the
Springfield International
Tennia CUssic.
In a aec<md semlftnal m•tch,
19·year-old Swiss aenaatlon
Hein1 Gunthardt defeatecl B)TOl.l
Bertram, '7-4', M, 7-6.
In a doubles semifinal, Stan
Smith and San Clemente's Bob'
Lutz beat Ross Case and Geoff
Masters, 7-5, 6-7, 6-4.
Na1'ratllo1'a Wins
SEATTLE. -Martina
Navratilova stroked her ·way in·
to the finals of a women's pro·
fessional tennis tournament with
a 6·4, 6-3 semifinal victory over
Wendy Turnbull Saturday night.
Betty Stove advanced to the
finals with a 6-7, 6-1, 6-4 triumph
over Marita Redondo.
nire io Kliger
CLEVELAND • Dick Ritger
blasted strikes in the sixth
through 10th frames Saturday to
defeat Marshall Holman, 248-226
and capture his 19th title on the
Professional Bowlers Associa·
tlon tour. ,..,.,..ie Rolls
ARCADIA -Favored El Vi s·
tobueno held off Samburu to win
the $46,000 Camino Real Han·
dicap by a head before a crowd ot 32,376 at Santa Anita Satur-day.
Vassallo
Nabs lndo
In Paris
PALOMINO ••
CoD&blued From Paie Bl
Sports Pavilion roared, sensing
the end.
Palomino and Sorimacbi each
weighed 14"7 pounds, the
welterweight limit, for the
scheduled 15-rounder that was
televised and witnessed at
ringside by Leon Spinks, who
will challenge Muhammad All
for the heavyweight cham·
pionship here Wednesday night.
It was the fifth successful de-
fense for Palomino of the title he
won by stopping John Stracey at
London in 12 rounds on June 27,
1976. The victory was the 26th,
and 19th by knockout, for the
28-year-old champion. He .has
Jost once and fought three draws.
It was the thlrd unsuccessful
effort at a world title for the 30-year-old Sorimachl, who lives
in Tokyo. He twice failed to win
the junior middleweight title,
losing a decision in 1973 to
Koichi Wajima and being
knocked out in 1974 by Oscar
"Shotgun" Alvarado.
Sorimacbi's record now is '52.10...t.
Armstrong Ousted
From Drag Meet
POMONA -Seml·pro driving
champion Dale Armstrong of
Torrance wa.s one of the
casualties Saturday as competi·
lion resumed in the raln·delayed
18th annual National Hot Rod
Association's WinternaUonals
drag races.
. Armstrong, a winner nine
times on the NHRA's cham-
pionship circuit, was guilty or a
foul start and automatically dis-
qualified in his first-round heat
against Gregg Bellemeur of
Arcadia.
BASKETBALL I MISCELLANY
College BasketlHlll
Kentucky Upset;
Marquelte R~lls
BATON ROUGE, La. -
Louisiana State upset top-
ranked Kentucky 9$-94 Saturday
nl1ht, with reserve guard Jordy
Hultl>er1 and Willie Sims pro-
viding the offensive firepower in
a tense, noisy overtime period.
Jt was the nrst lime since 1974
that l,.SU had beaten Kentucky.
and only the third time In the
history of their Southeastern
Conference series.
All five LSU starters had
fouled out of the game by the
end ot t.he overtime period, and
Kentucky bad lost three players
to fouls.
In all, there were 6S fouls
called in the b1Uerly contested
game.
1'l•rflttette, f8-S9
Milwaukee -Butch Lee, alnk·
Ing bis rlJ'St seven field aoat at·
tempta, poured in 24 polnts
Saturday night to lead third·
ranked Marquette to a 76·59 col·
lege basketball victory over the
Air Force Academy.
Jerome Whitehead added 16
points for Marquette, now 19-2,
which shot at a 67 percent clip in
the first half en route to its
fourth successive victory. Air
Force, 12·7, was led by Tom
Schneeberaer with 23 points.
Arlca .. cu, 77.57
FORTII WORTH -Second-
ranked Arkansas charged Into a
tie with Texas for the Southwest
Conference basketball
leadership Saturday ni&hl
behind 1uard Ron Brewer's 23
polnta in a 77.57 rout of the Tex·
as Christian Homed Frop.
Brewer, who a tao keyed a
tenacious full·court press by the
Razorbacks, ended bis evening
with a spectacular left-handed
dunk shot.
0. ego-, fU-80
EUGENE, Ore. -Freshman
Felton Sealey contributed four
free throws and two field goals
as Oregon outscored Washington
Tickner
16·6 at the end of a Paclftc-8
Conference basketball same
Saturday nl&ht and won et-«>.
Oreeon Jed 33·28 at halftime
and hiked its advanta1e to 38-28
shortly later on a three.point
play by Phll Barner and a short
jumper by Rich Davia.
OHflo• st .. 5a-48
CORVALLIS, Ore.
Unheralded Alonzo Campbell.
propelled Oregon State to a big
early lead Saturday and the
Beaven rolled on to a 58-46
Paclflc-8 Conference bbketball
victory over Washington State.
Campbell, a slim senior center
making only hls second start for
the Beavers, sank hia first four
field aoal attempts as Ore1on
State rolled up a 22·9• lead 11
minutes into the re1ionally televised contest.
~U..J
ST. LOUIS -A clutch·
shoolln1 DarTell Griffith had 21
points, including four free
throws In the lut minute, to lead
nlnlh·ranked Loullvtlle to a 63-61
Metro 7 college basketball vie·
Lory over St. Louis Unlvenity
Saturday night.
Midtlfla• St., 73-82
ANN ARBOR, Mich.
Forwards Earvin Jobnaon and
Gree Keiser combined to score
46 points Saturday and spark
·first place Michigan State to a
73·&2 Big Ten baakelball victory
over archrival Mlch11an.
The victory just about wiped
out any bopa the Wolverines had
of defendln1 their championship
as they fell to 7·5 in the COD·
ference and 12-8 overall.
Tar Bee&, 74-57
NEW YORK -Phil Ford
~cored 20 points to lead seventh·
ranked North Carolina to a con·
vincing 74 .57 victory over
Rutgers Saturday before a
crowd oC 19,694, largest ever for
a college program at Madison
Square Garden.
Sparkles
Mes~ Fifth in Skate Finah
PORTLAND <AP) -Charlie
Tickner, skating steadily to a
routine dominated by Flamenco
music, won his second straight
senior mens' title at the U. S.
Figure Skating Championships
Saturday night.
Responding lo cries of "Ole"
from the crowd, the 24-year-old
Tickner skated confidently
through his five-minute pro-
gram, once again winning his . battle with nerves.
The cury-haired skater from
Mittlelon, Colo. received the
event's highest marks, including
three 5.9 out of a possible 6.0.
Finishing fifth was Costa
Mesa's John Carlow, Jr., with 38
ordinals, 138.02 points.
Stacy Smith and John Sum·
mers narrowly survived a spirit-
ed challenge to win the gold
dance title.
Smith and Summers finished
with 10 ordinals and 153.22 points
-Just one ordinal ahead of
Carol Fox and Richard Dalley.
who totalled 11 ordinals and
152.42 points.
Third went to Susan Kelly and
Andrew Stroukoff, with 21 or-
dinals and 148.00 points..
Meanwhile Linda FraUanne
won her second straight national
title Friday night with a consls·
tent, yet slightly cautious, free-
skating program.
"I think I'll do better in the
worlds, said Fratlanne, 17, from
Northridge, after winning the
gold medal in the naUooals. "I
don't think I skated my besL"
Fralianne'a early lead, ae·
cumulated in the other two
phases or the competition, kept
her ahead of lha·Marie Allen,
the 17·year-old rising star from
Garden Grove, whose sparkling
free-skating performance gave
her the best marks for that seg-
ment of the compelltion and·
jumped her from fourth place to
second In the overall event.
Third was Priscella HilL ..,...._
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. • ~ WRESTLING I BASKETBALL I GIRLS' SPORTS
Checkered
Fla g
WITH HOWARD L. HANDY
Dick Simon. the Dana Point race driver-real
• estate broker who ::.pent a good portion of the 1977
campaign as the driving partner of the first
woman to gain a license to drive at Indianapolis, is
ready for the 1978 seai.on to begin.
"l really feel that this could be my best year
1 ever," Simon i.uys. "It looks good and with the
help or the good Lord and a little luck, we could
win a championship car race.
"I will be driving for Rolla Vollstedt again this
season. He has a!>ked me to and with Janet
(Guthrie) no longer with him, l will have the car
she drove last year as a backup.
"I think the new car I had is a fantastic one.
The black car proved out to be extremely
competitive toward the end of the year and in a
couple of other races.
"lf I have to work with amother driver this
year, l would just as soon find someone else. It is
time for Dick Simon to start Uu.nking and doing
things for himself at age 44."
IWlntlt Year a t lndfl
Simon was credlled with helping Guthrie over
the rough spots last year and feels it is Lime to go au out (or hJmsell. .
He will be competin·g in the Twin %08
~hamploMhip car race at Ontario Mo&or Speedway
)larch 5, then wW drive lo Phoenix and af~r that
head for Indianapolis. It will be his ninth year at
Indy where his best finish was 13th ln 197% when he
owned, drove and served as chief mechanic on his
(lwo can.
He became associated with Vollstedt two
years ago and says: "I think we have put together
a winning combination this year. Even lhoagb we
don't have one or those new Cosworth or Offy V-8
engines, we have what I think Is a fantastic car."
Simon, the father of seven children, moved to
Dana Point last year.
"I have been so busy working all my Ute I
haven't bad time &o go oat and look around for
another ride. I haven't done ll lhls year, either, bat
l (eel we will do all right, .. be adds.
Simon is jw;t one of the growing legion of
championship car race drivers locating in lhe
Orange Coast area.
In 1971 at Indianapol is, be owned two urs but
had trouble with the one he qualified. John
ltlabler, now or Newport Beach, qualified the other
and Simon took over lhe ride to tlnish Hth that
c;eason.
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enterl'd two cars for the Indianapolis 500 with LAl•'f•11• u. L.elll!lh u 12 otl
Newport Beach businessman Bobby Unser as his ~o••Todl':'i:-s.
driver. GurnC'y has turned ownership over to Mery1enc1to.C*'-7S
Teddy Yip and will direct crew operations as well ~;~·~~~~...=..5!,
01s putting the cars together properly in his Duke 10... O.\lld'.tollee
All·A mcr1can Racers plant. "'ve. c.omi-1111 47• Alcllmlnd
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Phoenix be{ore going lo Indy. • C=~6:r,;9"
Tripp lt'ht• f11 Nne Zealcntd ~~~~~·;r~"d.~·0
MlddleTem51, TeM~S'I
• Ron ••steepy., Tl'ipp of Costa Mesa, a two-time :=.S:..":'i=!:6aei
t!SAC mldgeL driving champion, write& from New uu "· KMlluelly,. tot• Zealand: St ......... Fior1N1•
.. It looks like we'U be leaving-Auckland soon ~~:fo~·~:=1Pllf72
af~r having won their two largest races, the world
Plelu48en
Saddleback College's Pancho Castillo, an all-Mission Con-
ference first team of·
fensive tackle, has signed a letter of in·
t ent to attend Cal
State (Long Beach).
Ca s tillo is a 6·4,
240· poWlder.
Anteaters
Swimmer s
Sparkle
MALTBU-UC Irvine's
Anteaters tuned up for
the Las Vegas lnvita·
lional swim meet Friday
with a dual meet with
Pepperdine University
Saturday afternoon, and
despite a 56·38 loss.
came up with some good
times.
The 400 free relay
t eam of Mike Guest.
Mike Lindstrom, Scott
Becke·r and Mike Kelly
combined to record a
winning 3:13.0 to cap a
day in which Vangelis
Coskinas and Mike Kelly
spark I~
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400 lrH rel•V-1. UC lrvlne CGue5to
l.indStrom, Be<ller, l(tllyl 3:,u.o.
30-lap championship and the 30·l•p New Zealand
Grand Prix. ••oar la t race h1 New Zealand wm also have
Ivan Mauger, the 1977 world champion. riding in
the motorcycle races with Larry Rice. Mel Kenyon
and myself against lhe local mldgeu.
Girls' Athletics
"We'll have four races ln Aastnlla. two la
Brlsbane and two lo Liverpool, before returning
home. The last race Is on Ole third or Marcb."
lt'fntenead o11ab E rtd 'J'Ofla9
THE YELLOW FLAG -If the weatherman
cooperates, last weekend's Wintemationala will be
i;tagcd al the Los Angeles County Fairgrounds in
Pomonatoda~. •
Dan Garlits and Richard Tharp are scheduled
to meet in a first-round match after both
established Winternationals performance records in qualifying a week ago.
Also in the top fuel field are reigning world
champion Shirley Muldowney and 1974 kingpin
Gary Beck. · .
In fwmy car competition, Tripp Shumake and
Tom my Ivo set the qualifying pace with Don
Prudhomme close behind. The action gets undet
way at 11 if the weather' clears~
. Area.Sports Calendar •
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Slndly, Fanwy 12. 4978
M lsslon Viejo Hich 's Diablos
dominated the South Coast League
wrestling finals at El Toro Hiah
Saturday, qualifying 10 for
Saturday's CIF Sectionals at Cypres.s
College.
And 168·pound champion Mike
Ochoa of Mission Viejo, along with
Randy Roberts of Dana Hills, staged
the battJe or the day wlth Ochoa
snapping a 5.5 tie al regulation with a
6·3 decision in overtime.
As for individual crowns on the
varsity level, it was an even affair
with Mission Viejo and Corona del
Mar each picking up three titles,
wnile two were crowned champions
from El Toro, Dana Hills and
University High (Irvine).
The Ochoa-Roberts scume was the
crowd pleaser In an aggressive tiff.
Bul Ochoa won out in overtime with
two takedowns and a reversal.
At 157 University High's l>an
Schroeder took the title in a good
match, nipping Mission Viejo's John
White, 3-2.
Corona del Mar's Chris Roll was an
easy winner at UM, extending hil re-
cord to 30-1·2 with an ll·S win in the
finals.
Junior Adam Elias picked up bis
second varsity crown. lttking the
141-pound championship, while Rian
Craig or CdM won at 148 pounds, 3-1.
Other Dana HilJs standouts in•
eluded champion Bob Larwood at 123
Che's now 25·3) and Sean Mccann at
106 (ht!'s now 20-3).
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Lonnie Caruthers ot
Corona del Mar, fl.led an
entry for todaY.'S auto
racini: program at San
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Show Speedway begin•
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Western 'Epic' Defiuts
Television Series Based on Movie Proves 'Mind-boggling'
LOS ANGELES CAP) -The ABC series
••Jlow the West Wais Won" opens with a
breathtaking aerial view of the sweep and gran-
deur of Colorado's Arkansas River.
The scene is symbolic o! tbe ep1c quality
this new series strives for with continuing
stories that stretch over 20 hours. MGM poured
$12 mllllon Into this sprawling saga, coralled
every guest star within sight and spent .six
months flt ming on location.
"How the West Was Won," starring James
Arness, Bruce Boxleilner and Fionnula
Flanagan in three intertwined stories, debuts
tonight with a three.hour episode. The series
will be shown every Sunday, in varying lengths,
until May 14.
(William Kirby Cullen, who plays one of Ar·
ness' sons in the series, has appeared in several
community theater productions in Orange Coun-
ty. He lives in Seal Beach.)
THE LOGISTICS of putting together such a
project were mind·boggling. "That's the only
way lo describe it." says executive producer
John Mantley. who formerly oversaw
.. Gunsmokc."
The s cript ran 1,200 pages, and it cost
$45,000 a day lo film on location.
A~""9'9
royal Russian bunting party poochinc on treaty
land aet.s off an Jndlan war.
· "I h~led to use 'Buffalo,• " be sa:r.;. •·n
wa, the. best Indian story I've ever seen. It
needed $6 million and six months Just b)t ltaelf I shot it in 18 days." •
The West.em, or course, runs headlone into
television's violence restrictions.
"I wanted to abow the horror of what we did
to the Indians:• Mantley says ... We had a
massacre, but not one person was shot, not one
droR of blood was spllled. I ended up showing
the horror by means of a crying child. It was
just an accldent that I found the child, but if I
hadn't, that massacre would have had 110 mean-
ing.
.. I WANTED TO show bow we decimated the.
buffalo. Buffalo Bill bragged that he shot 1.100
in one day. The Russian hunting party wanted
200 head for trophies. We didn't shoot any of
course, because the film came from st~ck
footage.
"The historical truth kept runnine up against the phenomenon of too much violence on
television. The censors asked me why show the
horror. I want to show it because that's t.M way llwas." • .. Obviously," says ManUey, a novelist and
screenwriter, "I'd hke to shoot every episode
Jike a movie, from start to finish. But you can 'l
because one guest star may be in as many as
five e pisodes. If I ran Brian Keith through five
episodes, it would take 12 weeks. There's no
way I could pay Brian Keath for 12 weeks' work.
T herefore, I'm obliged to :.boot all o( Brian'.!.
work in 14 days."
JAMES ARNESS HAS NEW TV ROLE
Boxleitner, interviewed on one o( the rare
days of filming at the MGM studlo,safs: ••rd say
ourshowls accurate. Accuratetoapo1nt. You can
read all the books, but you still can't know what it
was really like. And it's hard not to do the cliches
because so many situations have been done."
knowing how it would end. So we had to writl·
the ending first, then work our way toward at
and make sure all lhe chunks in the middle fit.
THE SERIES, ADAPTED from the box.of-
fice movie, attempts to explore the entire
panorama of Westel"ll.. expansion. It was begun
two years ago with the Civil War. Three two·
hour episodes shot last year were :.et in 1866.
''No one can tell you the sequences of thl'
Mories. Nol myself, not the story editor, not the
writers. You have to consult the script. ll ter-
rifies me to go onto the set and not have the en·
tire show in my mmd."
THE RANGY, HANDSOME Boxleltner says
has childhood heroes were the cowboys of the
Western film. He says he regrets he was born
too late to participate in the heyday o( the
Western.
''I think the look of our show is helter than
in the past. The costumes are more accurate.
And we do away with the fast draw. which was
r eally a Hollywood invention."
"This year it's 1867," says Mantley. "We
get into the depletion of the buffalo. We also
have the first cattle drive, although h1slorically
the first was in 1866.
Even after it was written and filmed, huge
portion:. were shifted in ed1lmg.
••Thal cattle drive changed our history.
Manlley says one of has biggest regrets is
that deadline pressures forced him to can-
nibalize a movie scnpl he had written called
"Burfalo." It was about how the arrogance of a
He hopes the series will revive the Western
which is showine signs of a return.
Railheads were built. It opened a market for
beef and changcd our diet. It also caused the
range wars and meant the coming of the gun-
fighter."
Fossil Fuel
Future Eyed
"The Future of 0 11
;inrl Gas" is the topic of
an illustrated lecture set
for l p m. Feb. 22 in the
Science Lecture II room
of Orange Com.t College
1n Costa Mesa.
ARNESS, WHO WAS Matt Dillon for 20
years on "Gunsmokc." symbolizes the frontier-
bu!.ttng mountain man swiftly becoming an
unachronism. Boxleitner is the adventurous
free spiril who passes from fugitive to gun
lighter. Ms. Flanagan represents the sturdy
pioneer woman who puts down roots and turns a
wilderness into civilization.
The lecture. given by
.James T. Duncan of
J\mino1l USA Inc .• is hc·
mg presented as part of
0 C C ' s a n n u a l·
Engineer·~ Week.
"When we got to the second 10 hours, we
d1dn"t know how it would end," says ManU ey.
·· [ 'vc never gono into production before not
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TV SERIES I CROSSWORD
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FJOnnula Ransgan
plays .Molly Culhan111 the sturdy pioneer
woman who helps
tum a wilderness
into civilization.
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Madame's Done Everything Twice Chapman College
Chamber Due
SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -Madame, the
ulty tcnaued, 3-foot partner of ventriloquist
We)'land Flowers, wested no lime in lettin1 the
audience know lhal "I ain't no dummy,''
M ademe, true tO her uninhibited lllestyle,
inserted an acijective before the word "dummy"
that would make a sailor blu.sh. She then
launched a string of pithy observations about
life, men. love, sex, men and more men.
MADAME, AS TUE\' say, has been around.
.. I've done everything twice and loved it both
times," she giggled.
The silver-haired dummy, 50ish and clad in
flowing gowns and chiffon with diamond
[ Horoscope
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Bali< """" dOmlNIO -sllc-to l•c-lual lnformellon. Femlly tur1>ulence
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chMIQO wnlOIOC(un In Oct-.
bracelets and a diamond choker, is the
mainstay or Flowers' nightclub act. She's lbe
Auntie Mame o! sexual liberation, reaallng ber
listeners with tales of bedroom conquests. dally hangovers, and her constant search for lovers.
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WAYLAND FLOWERS WITH MADAME
WINNER-tnciudlnp BEST PICTURE
2 GOLDEN GLOB!
AWARDS
SHIBLEY MacIA1NE
Madame sin as and talks unabashedly of the
joys or unleashed promtaculty, nearly all of
which is unprintable in a family newspeper.
A semi-regular on the ••Hollywood Squares"
television show, Madame made it clear to a re-
cent nightclub audience In San Francisco that
she coUld tell stories that would bave bad her
thrown off the air.
WHEN ONE \'OUNG woman asked what
Madame thought of women's liberation. she ut·
tered a sigh of disgust and asked sbarply:-
"Haven'tyou been watching my act T"
For Madame, actions always speak louder
than words. Other dummies In Flowers' nightclub
routine play second-fiddle to Madame, although
Jiffy comes closest lo matchinl her. Jiffy is a
young hip black woman who brap of her ability
to make love, do her Cingemails and watch
television -all at the s ame Ume.
THEIR MENTOR IS a soft-spoken native of
Dawson, Ga .• who ts in his early 30s and does
bis act barefoot. "I performed barefoot when I
was a child." said Flowers. "It (eels more com-
fortable."
He said h1s mother gave him his fi rst pup-
pet when he was 8 but it wasn't unW 1965 that he
took up band and rod pUppets.
"Jane Fonda and Vanessa Redgrave
are close to perfection. 'Julia' is
moving in its glowing commitment
to the power of friendship." m . ....
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The Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra.
!eaturinl oboist Allan Vogel as soloist. will
perform at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday at Chapman
Colle&e in Orange.
Australian native Barry Tuckwell will
conduct the chamber in the Memorial Hall Auditorium concert. Haydn's "Symphony No.
47 in G Major" and Mozart's "Symphony No.
40 in G Minor" are on the program.
The auditorium is al 333 N. Glassell St.
A TRUE LOVE STORY. ..
For tonycmt who btlitvts in happy mdings
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The continuing ttut story ol Jill Kinmont.
a womAO with enough counge for ten
litttimes ... and l ~n with enough love
tocmy them both.
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The brotherhOOd
of lusty boozers
will have to do
without actor
•Jason Robards.
'Except for his
portrayals of
Eugene O'Neill's
salty characters,
· Robards wants to
try the dry life.
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By WlUJAM GLOVER
AP Drama Writer
NEW YORK -J ason
Robards was l alkin c
nboul his r esignat ion
Crom lhe brotherhood of
lusty boozers.
''I 've h ad a t o n g
enough run with alcohol.
I'd like the play to run
as tong." On his first Broadway
visit since quitting the
gargle, Robards is giv·
i n g a s tunn ing
perfor mance in Eugene
O'Neill's "A Touch of
the Poet." His part : A
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Bun:
THEATER I BOMBECK I MOVIES
Actor Jason Robards says
bye-bye bottle, hello stage
Robards persona. Les!> Robar ds po rtrayed Hollywood High School. IN JDS L\ST er v1ce
tens ion, more candor, a nother preside nt an with the war clouds or year, Robards ncc1den
easy laughter. "A be Lincoln in 11 1939 gathered. he enlist· tnlly stumbled into his
"The ghosts may stall linois." No bleeps about ed in the Navy future by picking up a
be there," he says or that. Right now, he 1s on "I stayed for seven co p y o f O ·Ne 11 1 's
pa1>t hangups that led lo movie screens around years. I thought for a "Strange Interlude'' in a
hangover, "but al least the country as the hard· while I was going to stay shipboard library.
now I can race them and hilli n g editor or the to r 20. until the wa r "I thought with that ti
function." much praised "All the broke out. Then I said, tle it was a risque novel
He has not however, President's Men." 'Those guys are serious, and found out it was a
become a blue nose dry Robards long-ago de· they 'r e not ktdd i ng fascin ating play. Then 1
''J'm not advocating c1ded never to go into anymore.' " Re was at met a guy who had been
temper ance. Anybody the theater As a 17· Pearl Harbor on Dec 7, m movies and it whetted
who can drink and han-year-old gradu.ate of 1941. my appetite."
die it is great. I serve !==::iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii=:===;;;;;;;;;;!!!!!!!iiii!;;:;;;;:;;:;:;:;:==;:;;;;========: wine a nd cockta ils al 1
r heavy drinker.
horn e. I go into bars -
love l o be a r o und
drinkers -and stand up
there with my coffee or
cola or giogerale and
(bleep) away on an emo-
t ional high.'' (His talk is
full of idiom requiring
"bl~eps" for family re-
aders.)
H~ I'm Mlu Sandy in"itin!f all of
you lo call me and r~tfial,.r /or
our cla" leuon~ nom "I'VE BEEN ASKED
If I had to do a lot of re
adin g and s tudy of
O'Neill. I said 'Why do I
have lo read about it?· I
just look at my own life,
It was all there."
For an obser ver of h11>
rolle r coaster career.
signs are evident of cur·
r e nt c ha nge in the
Lur id color tinges has
explanation of how he
play~d a Nixonlsh presi-
dent in a rece nt
te l cvi!>aon !opecial
"Washington Behind
Closed Doors."
Hubby's Grown Up on Soaps "NAii, I DIDN'T
study him. T hat just
seeped into me since
1938 when he was a
bleep out in California. I
thought we should get
r id of him then, bleep-
bleep. Come to think or
1l, I made that bleep
look good in the show."
You all know how I
fee l about a il i n g
husbands.
If God had meant for
men lo be home in tht.•
middle of the afternoon
h,. would have created 3
woman who runs on bat
teries
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AN\'WAY , m y
husband took to his bed last week and on m y "What's the matter with "Georgene broke into
26th trip to his room. I Karen? I think s he's un· Rita's apartment since stable." E · blin.t d g ave him m y "I've vie is -, an wasn:t
given you the best year "She has amnesia." sure anyone was there .
or my life" speech. "Could you fill me in J ackie was annoyed to
It runs about a minute on 'Guiding Light?' This learn that Alan thinks
•and a h a lf, but it's d oes n 't make a n y highly or Brandy since
brillia nt. sense." she and Justin were liv·
'•'It touches on how I re· "BILL IS Hillary's ing together.
ma ined silent when his real father and has led "Now will you let me
mother p ushed for a a double life for years get some work done?
funeral mass fo r our with Bert Simone. Mike You 're worse than a
w edding, how I ha d just told Berl that Bill is child."
" ttever questioned his al· alive after Bert agreed A few minutes later,
. lcrgies to Wt'l diapers to vacation with Steve. he appe are d· in the
a nd running noses and
how I had given up a e • •••••••••::: • • e
successful career as a e • • : : : : : : : : : • • e : .: • .•.
baton twirler to make a e •. • • Lo B ,J, • • • home for him. • •• ng eacii •••
Then I told him the ••G • ••
dumb waiter <me) was ... • 1·cCT1~u"t· Ope·~a: ••
out or order and that he••• V -L &iC i C: •••
s hould grow up and••• •••
amuse himself. I turned:•• •••
on the TV and left. .:: •••
. TEN MINUTES later .••• :::
h e y elled from t h e .•• •••
bed room . "What 's a •• •••
hysterical pregnancy?" :•• •••
I poked my head in his .:· •••
room. "Trust me. all • • •••
you've got is .. a cold in .:: •••
· your kidneys. ••• •••
"No. no. it's Donna on ••• •••
'All My Children.' She ••• feb 24-mar l9 ••• just told Chuck s he's ••• ••f
• ~~~nc;.~. hysterical pre· ::: four great weekends .. : :::
·.-.I Clipped the channel ••• $ O ••• ~:to 'General Hospital.' In ••• ticketss 2.00-7.5 •••
• ::~ few minutes he yelled ••• • ••
· '.•bgain , "Com e her e'••• •••
: k!What's with Scotty's •·· • Jordan Theatre ••• j:Mo m matt'? He j us t:•• ....... _ •••
• ~ made a pnss at Laura. •• 6500 Atlantic l1fle •••
· • T~is is depressing. lee• 432 7926 ••e
thank La mont has the e•• _ ••e
• ' ~ame thing I've got." • • ·•y . b ' •• • • •• .. ou .. rc .e 1n g • ••••••••• •••·•••••• e r1d1culous, I said as I e • • • • • • • e • e e e e • e • • \ •
fli pped to "J\s t he World • •••••••••••••"• Turns." He yelled again,
k itchen fully dressed.
"Well," he said, "I t ook
your advice. I grew up
Took me six soap operas
and tive hours. but it was worth it " Earlier in his career.
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iludlth Crist (NY. Poat) Sap:
"Ifs ecstasy time
for Henry Winkler fanal"
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HENRY WINKLER
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Henry Winkler is"The One and Onfy"Kim Darby William Daniels
Harold Gould ~ Vil~ize Pol~ Harlday and Gene Saks
Written by Stew G<Jdon Executive Producer ~ Halmi
PrOOuced by St?tte Go-don and David V. Picker Directed by f.afl Reiner
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No Plugs
Basic Jazz Retwns
LOS ANGELES-('AP) -After more than a
decade of experimental ramblings that made
jazz a little hard to reach for many people, jazz
men have s tarted getting back to basics, laying
:aside some of the technical fluff in favor of the
dean ~ounds, the soul of the art.
Appropriately, two of the musicians who
helped tangle the web of ja~z with electronic
complications m the 1960s are helping to un -
tangle the wch by undertaking a major tou r
;.irmcd only with a pair oT grand pianos.
JIERBIE HANCOCK and Chick Corea -
C'ons1dcred the foremost pianists in jazz -
looked back to their classical roots a year ago
;ind rediscovered lbe piano -the kind you don't
have to plug in.
They have begun a two-man tour that will
hike them to s uch industrial-grade halls as
Carnegia Hall and L.J\.'s Dorothy Chandler.
Pavllion. They'll hit 15 American cities with a
blend of classical music, classical Jazz and im-
provbations.
''lT'S NOT SOMETIUNG we're doing to
make money," Hancock says. "I like lo work. I
dig 1l. You know, most people look forward t"
m aking a Jot of money, then buying an island
somewhere where they can get away from it all.
"Not me. l'm always looking forward to
creating something, seeing it grow before my
l'Vl'S likt' a flower. I like to create ..•• It's dt'·
finitc•ly nol lhc money.''
"Classic Eastwood .• .fast, furious and funny "
UM"' I l""t ClllCllOO Su,..Tin..,s
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Lonely 'Feardrops for Singer Now
BJ BOB GREENE
Oh, he was aomelhin& to see. He would
come bou.Ddlng onto a stage, and within seconds
he would own the auditorium.
He would sine bis millloo-ael.lln_g hits -
"Lonely Teardrops,,. "To Be Loved," "Wg.ber
and Hlgher" -and suddenly he would drop to
the stage, slide forward on his legs as ir be bad
ball bearings where his knees should be, and the
women would scream, the crowd would charge
toward the front of the arena, and Jackie Wilson
would know once again what it is to be a s tar.
Today be spends bis hours in a darkened
room, his muscles involuntarily curling him in·
to a fetal position. He cannot speak a word.
ms AJlX8 FOLD across his chest. loeked
tightly in front of him. He can eat only baby
food, which he must be spoonted, His bandl are
frozen claws. He can commwllcate solely by
blinking bis eyes. He cannot move; nurses must
lift him whenever be is· scheduled tlO 10 to
another room.
He sold 20 mlllion rec:onls during the 1950s
a nd early 19605; last June 9, on his 43rd birth-
day, he received six cards.
His home is the Medford Leas Convalescent
Center in Medford, N.J. It is the ninth instilu·
tion he has been confined to during the past two
years. It is Wlcertain how much, if anything, he
understands about what has happened lo him.
The Internal Revenue Service is suing him
t'or $234,000 in back taxes. Two women are fight·
ing over ~estate, each claiming to be his wife.
His old refords are seldom found in the stores.
WILWN CAME OUT of Detroit in the early
•sos and became a national idol while still a
teen·ager. He was one of the first blacks to cash in
on the rock and roll crate; he combined the sounds
of his rhythm and blues mu5ic with theatrics oC
rock.
He lived fast. There were Cadillac con·
vertibles and easy women and cocaine
whenever he wanted it, which was often.
Being a rock and roll star in the 1950s was
quite enough for a poor boy who a few years
earlier could only dream that his voice would
bring him aU this. Who could blame him if be
believed that it would never go away?
It did, of course. He had a good string or
hits, more than most singers ever have, but
then came the Beatles and the other new
groups, and suddenly it was the middle of a new
decade, the 1960s, and Wilson was finding that
he was not a star anymore. 'The audiences
wouldn't come; the records wouldn'l sen.
HE TRIED TO make it on his own for a
while, but inevitably he realized that if he was
going to make a living at all, it would have lo be
as part of an "Oldies But Goodies" tour
package designed lo profit from America's col-
lective memories of him and a showful of other
middle-aged men who used to be kid star s.
loin• wtll t»lleve
-Othefe Wiii noL Decide for
yo11rM#.
He was not so much a~ as a catalyst for an UiDI teoeratiOb~a lecUons: Jackie
Wilson has-beeoiue a » eee of mar1lnally
marketable DOltallia, He dkl lt to make a llv•
in&.
· Be was doing lt on the ul&ht of ~ 29,
19'75, while pefformlna as partol an Olillei ahow
at a New Jersey nl1htclub called the Latl.ll Cu~~ ·
BE WAS NEARING the climax of ''l..cme!T
Teardrops" when be collapsed to the stqe, the
·' victim of a massive heart attack. Hts bead
banged hlll'lhly aaal.nst the floor. Somo in the
audience thought it was PFt ot the act. He was to be in a coma tor the next three
months, and when be came out. ol it he wu the paralyzed victim of severe brain damap.
He la not much better today. Bia ol8elal
guardian is a court·appolnted attorney, the
second such guardian be bas bad; tbe flnt at..
torney, who had never beard ot Jacltle Wilson,
asked to be relieved of the duty because it was·
taking too much of his time.
WILSON RAS ONE mend, Mrs. Joyce
McRae, who has moved to New Jersey to be
near him. Mrs. McRae visits him every day.
She talks softly to him, reads to him, holds his
hands; she is convinced that be understands.
4 Golden Globe Nominations
Beat Plctute-Or•me Belt Ac:tof In SupportJng Rote-Alec OulnnH•
Belt Dnctot-George LUC.I
Including Winner of Golden Globe Award '°' hit Ol1glMI 8ccH9 .
Newport Falllfon ltland
Newport Center
BetwHn M•c Arthur & J•mboree
at Peclflc Co11t Highway 644-07eG
Some doctcn disagree.
"Jackie is Dot making any progress," Mrs.
McRae aald. 0 Re ls stagnating. He is kept ia a
room with the ll&bts off and the curtains drawn.
He la allowed to aleep the day away. Hls speech tberary bu been cut. off.
" bellete that, with the proper care, )\e
would be able to walk a1ain some day, to feed
htmseU 8'aiD t0me day, to be human a•ain
some day. But the people ln charge of him dis·
agree. U eometbina isn't done, lt looks as U b•'ll
be allowed to ~main 1n h1a current st.ate ut)Ul
he dlesaoeday." twas. JllfcltAB WAS bitter at one time abdut
tho lack of respon.se toward Wilson by lbe
mllllooa ol. fans who once bought his records
and attended h1a ~certs. But now ahe is re-
si&oed to tbe r.ason why.
0 Mostpeople think Jackie Wilson is dead,"
she aald. He isn't. Hls face is contorted, and he is
loclced in bia lfolesque position. but be lives.
And every day, Mrs. McRae brings a tape
recorder with her to the convalescent center.
and plays Jackie Wilson a tape Qf his old r e·
eords. She looka at him while the strains oC
""'Lonely Teardrops~· come out ot the tape re-
c.order's speaker.
"He can$till cry," she said.
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Real Estate Woodside O~niug
NightSet . · • Woodslde/Irvlne, ·popular slnale-pbases. First move-Ins anldlleduled
Red Hll~ Realt1 ex· family residential community of 202 to beiin in eatlT April.
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.Honored
B'ochurcs produced
~ends an mvltation to homes i n the new Village of
anyone interested in a Northwood/Irvine, will celebrate a·
career ln real estate to grand opening of models this
attend "Career Night" weekend, reports James M. Peters,
Wednesday from 7:30 to president or the J.M. Peters Com·
8 :30 p.m. ln the Orange pany, Newport Beach-based de·'
omce located at 438. veloper or the $25.8 million project.
' by· the Irvine Company
in connection with its
apartment complexes
have received recogni-
ll~>n in the n ation a l
Institute of Real Estate
Management's (IREM>
Forms and Brochures
competition, according
lo David M. Koch, direc·
tor of property manage·
ment for the Irvine Com-
pany.
East Kat.ella (corner of . . , Katella and Shaffer> Five completely furnished, de·
Suite G, Anaheim. coraled and landscaped models, pre-
FEATUBING TJlltEE, four or nve
bedrooms, the spllt·level and two.
story homes have bffn ereated with
from 2,177 to 2,9SS square feet 6f m.
terlor livinl space. Each plan ln•
e ludes a spacious Jiving room,
formal dining room, garden-oriented
family room and informal nook eat,.
ing area. The featured guest pare~ by Gary Do.nalds?n a.nd
will be Dwight Haugen, A~soc1ates or Irvine ~n COOJUOCllon
director of the Real with landscape de.s igner Robert
Estate Academy of Saw yer .and Associates of Costa
Professionals who will Mesa, display the floor plans and
speak on "Real Estate features o~ t he family-oriented As a Career." homes which are priced from
Seating is limited and $115,990 to $140,990.
First place honors
weal to the company's
handbook for its
Baywood Apartments.
while second, third and
honorable mentions are
r eservations may be With a total of 63 homes selected.
m ade by calling 633·3994 by buyers during pre-sales, 20 homes
PARK PLACE MODEL NOW OPEN AT NORTHWOOD VILLAGE IN IRVINE or 544-2175. remain available ln the current sales
To visit the models at
Woodside/Irvine, take the Sanl'a Ana
Freeway to the Mylord Road exit.
Drive north on Myford to Irvine
Boulevard and then tum right, conti·
nulng approximately a balf mile past
Culver Drive to the sales infOl'mation
center, open daily lrom 10 a.m. to
dusk, on Irvine Boulevard in tbe ne•
Village of Northwood/Irvine.
·to be presented to
brochures for Wood·
brid ge Pines Apart·
.ments, Baywood Apart•
Irvine's Northwodd
ments and Rancho San·
Joaquin Apartments,
respectively.
Park Place Now Open
Presentation of the
awards look place on
Sunday, Nov. 13, 1977, as
part of the annual IREM
co,n_vention, h eld in
fdiami, Fla.
Koch pointed out that
t}\e informational items
had been designed and
produced by th6 Irvine
Co mpany's own ad·
vertising departmenL'
"The array of plaques
we'll be receiving are a
direct result of their con-
tinuing fine efforts," be
said.
Among the first o( the single·
f amily residential developments
completed for public display in the
Vlllage of Northwood in Irvine, the
$46 million residential community of
415 homes at Park Place built by
Ponderosa Homes is holding a grand
opening this weekend.
P.riced from $97,990 to $122,000, five
dif(erent floor plans have three. four
and five bedrooms with two, 2~a or
three baths.
Five furnished models are on <lis·
play with a rich array of furnishings
;md colorful accessories highlighting
the interior areas, patios, and decks
of the spacious family homes which
----------range from 1,679 to 2,609 square feet
"' '\.""'; of living space. Models were pre-~~~~~ i pared by Saddleback Interiors.
THIRTY.ONE homes are available
for purchase. according to Richard
• K. Tamura, director of marketing for
the major Southland homebuilding
firm with headquarters in the City of
Irvine. When completed, Phase One
or t he new residential community
will have 77 homes, 17 of which have
been purchased during the sales
period prior to the grand o~ning.
Occupancy for the initial release is
sla ted for February.
Wood shake roofs, copper water
lines, solid core double front entry
doors, and full insulation of all ex·
terior walls and ceilings are among
the visible and the unseen values in·
'corporated into the spacious family
hom es. The 67-acre r esidential
neighborhood is also close to shops,
schools, major Orange County
employment centers and ac<:ess to
freeways.
At-home recreational facilities will
be available to Park Place families.
A private 3,500 sq u are foot
clubhouse, swimming pool, therapy
spa, two tennis courts, and tot lot
have been planned and will be com·
pleled this year. In addition, play·
grounds and equipment at communi-
ty parks within the Village of
Northwood will benefit residents.
Park Place Homeowners Association
'Ilie ':French ~era Is
Comins To ksuna']\/jsuel
11u Villas. Above ll1e ocean. Mediltrraneqn in
c1raracler. Private u11d l1a1triou.s. Tlie Villas. Co)11ing soo11r
Timberlane Finii
Open in Newport will ma1nt~ntherecreat~nfacilit~s ~-~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~-------------~
Open• Ollice
Burton E. Smith.
form er s tate real
<'Stale commissioner.
has opened a real
1 ·-. t all' t' on s u It in g
l1rm :it :!l.·1~ Dupont
I l n \' l' in 1 rY int• •
ror a monthly fee or approximately
' $26.
Ralph DcLuca, formerly vice pre· LOCAT ED OFF Yale Avenue at 23 sident and director of operations for
Northwoods Development Company,
Orange, has founded his own home
huilding fi rm, lo be called Tim·
he rlane Development Company.
Newport Beach.
/\ veteran of 25 years m the con-
struction industry, De Luca earned a
degree in C'ngincering from thc
l'n1vcrsity of J>1ttl.burgh and ha:.
hl'l'n adl\ l' m rt:c•t·nt yc;.irs 1n thl'
Soutlwrn California area.
Ninos, the furnished models are open
.daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. The sales
information center can be reached by
exiting the Santa Ana Freeway at
Culver Drive
Turn north on Culver Drive to
lninl• Boull-\'arcl. Turn right on
lr\'llH' II• Yall· and turn le ft on Yale to th 1• modt'I 1·11 m pie x and salei.
tl'nll·r 111 the• \'tll<tl::l' of Northwood in
In· i m•
Match Point!
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OhlyjXSelect
Condominiums
Still
Available
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Marbella Aocquet Club
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Huny!
Take a look at elegance.
That's what you'll discover In this small, private
community of condominiums. They're loaded with
custom.quallty features. Over·slzed garages •••
Wood parquet entrlea •.. Dramatic vaulted
celllnga ... Sumptuous Master Suites •••
Ftreptaces ••• Tiled 8-tha •.. And much more.
T•• • look 1t beauty.
Natuta.I t>Auty. From high on a bluff above
Caple~ Beech. Clelf bJue ekte~. Spectacular aunaeta. AU In a landle8P9d eountty and
park .. ttlng.
Tllte 1 look 8'0Uftct
lhitf'e'I 1 w .. tth of rtOn1atlon plHeuru lncfudlng
a tennle oouft Md ewlmmlng pool. Nearby Dana
Pdnt Hlrt>or ••• Fine •hop• ... and Outatandtng
gotfCOUJMI.
COAITPROPERYY,IS LIMITED.
l>Ott'T MllS our ON THIS OREAT BUYI
"A nosegay for m'fadl' .•. that's the way we say 'thank yoo•
for making Woocbidge Crossing a-.e of the rra>t successful
ref' cxmTUllties In Wocdxfc:tge.
The reallstic price may be one answer. The other may
be the single fanily Hfestyte in a maintenance-free tONnhcme
envtra ment. vru·n haw to JudcJe f()( yrurself roN, befOl'e
they are all gone ••• (aily 18 leftl}. And, when you do, please
have a canpllmentary carnation. too ••• with our best
wisr\eS.
IRVINE
VILLAGES
REAL ESTATE
...
MOving Up
... In Rear Estate ..
GEORGE S. SPRAGINS or Corona del Mar
has been appointed sales manager or the Santa
Ana ollice or Coldwell Banker Commercial
'Brokeraee Company.
Spraeins began his ossociation with the
Coldwell Banker company in 1969. He was a
charter member of tbe Santa
Ana office when it opened, and
all his service with the large
real estate firm has be.en in that
orrlce. specializing in the sale
and leasing of Orange Cowity
industrial properties.
Spragins attended Stanford
University where be earned
both bachelor of a rts and
master of business adminlstra-
111>uoi1t• tlon degrees. Prior to joining
Coldwell Banker, be was the new products
manager for Dymo Products Company and,
earlier, was consumer products marketing
manager for Avery Products Company.
John Hazeltine, president of Broadmool' Ven·
lures, has announced the appointment or LEWIS
DEE HtrrCIDNS or Irvine as vice president and
controller of the firm. •
Hutchins was most recently audit manager.
real estate investments with the Los Angeles office
of Prudential Insurance Com·
pany of America. Prior to that,
he was senior staff accountant
wllb the San Diego office oC
• Arthur Young & Company. An army veteran, Hutchins
· served three years in Viet Nam
' and was awarded the Bronze
Star. He received bis B.S.
degree in business administra-
t ion and accounting from Calif.
State univ .• San Jose, and his HUTCHINI
I MBA from the University or Southern California.
BICK TANAKA has joined Arcbl+Tekton,
Inc., a Newport Beach architectural and planning
firm, as a designer.
Prior to joining Archi+Tekton, Inc., Tanaka
was with Architects Service Company in Santa
TANAKA
-1 Ana: Richard E. Huston.
Architect in Anaheim: and
i American Food Service Equip·
ment Company in Santa Ana.
A recent graduate of the
California Polytechnic Stale
University in San Luis Obispo
where he was on the Dean's
List, Tanaka holds a bachelor of
science degree in architecture.
RICHARD N. WA'GENSELLER has been
selected to head the newly formed Sunlight Plumb·
ing Company, a subsidiary of the Gregory Com·
p~ny, which will specialize in solar installations.
A graduate or California Institute of
Technology in Pasadena with a master's degree jn
11\echanical engineering.
Wagenseller has been involved
in all aspects o! developing and
marketing products relating to
heat transfer, thermodynamics
and cryogenics for the past 22
years.
Part-owner and vice presl·
dent of engineering for Divetec
Systems of Santa Ana, be ha s
most recently been involved m the design, development and wAdUHLLH ·
m anufacturing of helium reclaimers for conserv·
ing and purifying helium gas from the breathing
gases used for deep sea saturation diving.
ART IRVIN of Newport Beach has joined the
investment staff of Coats and Wallace Real Estate
Inc. in Costa Mesa.
J rvln. •a CPM, has had his broker's license
since 1968 and was formerlv with Emk"ay Develop·
"''""
mcnt Company in Newport for
five years and also brings 22
years experience in property
management for Prudential
Jnsurance Company to bis new
position.
The investment division is
headquartered in Costa Mesa at.
1491 Baker and Irvin's first pro-
jects for 1978 include marketing
of an 18,000 square foot com·
mercial building, a 56,000
square foot industrial park, and a community
shopping center.
STEVEN R. COX has been appointed vice pre·
sident or development for the Lee Sammis Com·
pany, a Sacramento/Newport Beach-based real
estate development firm.
As vice pre;;ident or development, Cox will be
responsible for new site analysis and acquisition
and building code compliance.
Prior to employment with
lhe Lee Sammis Company, Cox
11erved as senior analyst for tbe
J{oll Company, n Newport.
Beach real estate firm. He was
responsible for coordinating all
preliminary planning for the
company's industrial office pro-
jects, tncludlnl land purchase
and negotiations, product. de·
sign, economic feasibility and cox
the obtaining of loans and joint venture partners.
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Cuesta Homes Go Fast CAN YOI' ••• AFFORD TO GRl)Jf
A 1ene.roua $2,000 interior dee·
oratin& allowa.nce-in addilioo to the rqular homebuyer's dee·
orallnf. credit -at La Cuesta
.Racquet Club In Huntlnston
Beach bu brou&ht the Hornes
by Ayres development to the
near sold-out point.
M lljor interior features which
are attracUna btl)'er responae
are the bif·shed 1ue1t
bedrooms. The Racquet Club of·
fera unusually large secondary
bedrooms as compared with
contemporary townhomes on the
market, Rupp noted.
THE RACQUET Club ls a proj·
ect or Homes by Ayres of Hunt-
ington Beach which bas been ac·
ti ve In Southern California since
1905.
Professionally decorated
models and the sales office are
open dally. To see La Cues.ta
Racquet Club, exit the San
Diego Freeway at Beach Blvd.,
drive south one block past
Adams to Memphis and west to
the development. Prom Padftc
Coast 1D1hway, travel north on
Beach to Memphis and west to
the models.
0 L D W l TH 0 \1~
OWNING YOUR OW'N
GARDEN HOME IN
NORTH SAN DlK'O,O
COUNTY?
OP.INION:
WHAT YOU 111tNK OF
AS A $15.000 GARDl'JN
HOME IN lRVl~E Ol\
LAGUNA NlGUEL COST
~6,475 1'0 $65,600 •1' PARK PLACE . .;
OCEANSIDE. VA, P'itA
& CONVENTIONAL
Nancy Cassube, out:
going president of
the Orange Coast
Exchangors. has
been named "ex-c ha n gor of the year.•• She's the
owner of Pyramid Excbangors in
Irvine.
Only ei&hl townhomes remain
available tor sale in the t»unlt
beach..cJoee nei&hborbood which
is located at Beach Blvd. and
Mempbb, one block south ot
Adams in Huntington Beach .
One model has completely sold
out and a total sell-out is imml·
neat.. acconline to Frank Rupp,
sales representative.
The "double-barreled" dec-oraUn' allowance, which could
amount to as much as $2,800, de-
pendln1 on the home selected.
applies to such decorator items
as upgraded carpeting, ceramic
tlle tor entries, draperies,
drapery rods and installation.
mini·bllnda and/or wallpaper.
Woodcrest Slwwn TERMS!!!
ury •PPOlntments as well as In· QUICK,. Preview sales of the 46 single·
family, detached homes of Wood·
crest-Irvine have been under
way in the Village of Northwood.
Irvine.
The Woodcrest·Irvine homes
are among the first offered for
sale of the over 4,000· new re-
sidences that will be built in the
Village .of Northwood, according
to James Rodgers, owner and
president or the Irvine-based
Westfield Development Com-
pany.
corporatine several energy and SEE OUR CLASSIFIED
t l t . A D I N T H 1 S wa er-sav ng conserva ion NEWSPAPER • "SAN
features Into our homes;· DIEGO COUNTY
Rodgers said. HOMES FOR SALE"
The Village of Northwood is
bounded by the Santa Ana ~IAH~:
Firm Opens LA CUESTA Racquet Club
townhomes afford three
bedrooms and two baths in two-
story plans. The sea-close.
townhomes are priced from
$89,990.
Freeway, Culver Road; Jeffrey 11141,_9924 Road, and Irvine Boulevard ex-IVH. m 717-IUJ
tending eastward to the foothills. MISA llA&.n.
An Investment
division specializing in
commercial and in·
dustrial real estate
primarily in Orange and
San Diego Counties has
been opened at 881
Dover Drive, Newport
Beach, by the George
Elkins Company.
The sales /information center SALIS oacroa
of W oodcrest-Irvine ls open daily AN tqUAL HOUSN1 from 10 a.m. lo 6 p.m. and is easl-._ __ OPPOmlMTY _____ • _ _.·
Three differently-conceived
fioor plans provide homeowners
sizable living accommodations
oC up to 1,722 s.quare feet.
Priced from $110,000 the lux·
urious one and two-story homes
offer a choice of three or four
bedroom with two or three baths
and two or three garages.
ly reached by taking the Santa Ana Freeway to the Culver Drive ________ ..__
exit. Go east on Culver to Irvine •·
or Bryan, right on Bryan to Yale,
and left on Yale. Repre5entaUves
of Gribin Von Dyl, exclusive
sales ag~nt, are on the premises.
Call 142-5171.
"We have included many tux-
A Few More Families
. Can Now Enjoy:
Huntington Harbour Living
untington Harbout: Unmatched for We will assist early purchasers in the selection
its enchanting seaside atmosphere. Its of entry treatments, countertops. and
glistening blue waters are plied by Armstrong hard surface flooring and carpeting.
Pacific..OOund pleasure craft and lined with There can only be so manywatetfronthmnes
luxurious homes. Today there is added made available tpday, and none more
excitement-new single-family homes are now spectacu1ar than these. Dotit wait!
available in Huntington ----~~~~~~~!"'"r-·~~':"7"'!~~ Waterfront homes
Harl:xlue Trinidad 1 with boat-slips*
Island and Trinidad ~ from $344.000
Ambassador-very I Off-water homes
impressive one-and from $17 5,500.
two-story. three-and ~, Califomlo Dt~ of ~a.1 • &rau Publk Rtporc fur in{"""4don four .. bedroom designs concmii,., public aoul privou fodllda
with entryways floored o~:.:n'' COJI IO~
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masonry, lavish master .. ______ ___, "---.I
bedroom suites with
separate sitting rooms
and dressing areas,
fotlllal dining and
separate family rooms,
plus an elaborate array
ofluxury appointments.
Trinidad Island and Trinidad Ambassador
HUNTINGTON HARBOUR
4241 Wamtt Avenue, Huntington Beach, CA 92649, (213) 592-2816 (714) 846-0641
Trinidad ldand II• aNilMiPlft.1 ~ o(Homoin.Pocl/!c. lld~ a partnmliiJ> ~~4 o{Nart1111.'tsll:m Mutual Life Tntll1'tmee Co. and H1t~ H...-,
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l..iirgc, detached homes near the lnkc.
Available now: $115,000 to $165,000
Call or visit: (714} 552-4101
Woodbridge Creekside
Trad!lwnallr:stylcd detached homes.
New Unit: Spring 1978
Models open: (714} 552-3312
Sprlnc 9Sannma1978 Grand Opcnlncs:
Woodbridge Town homes
Homes for cm cf rce ad ult /if csty/e.~.
Woodbridge Grove
A combinat1on of dcti1ched e.Jattt1chcd homes with
private renr yards.
Woodbridge Fa.irf ie1d
Townlwmes designed for adult lifestyles.
Woodbridge Gables
Spacious detached hom es in the New England style.
Woodbridge Parkside
Town homes with pnvate patios.
"°'>Cl bridge Glen
1bwn homes for cnsual living.
\1\0odbridge Village Green
Condominiums in a park-like setting.
' For more information on Spring el Summer 1978
Grand Openings, cnll: (714) 551-1500.
Prices oJ unil opening clotu clfcctivt 2/3fi8.
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Woodbridge Cro88iog
An exchmvc wllec11on of attached and
detached homes with VictorJan architec-
tural accents, 1ust a short stroll to the lake.
Natural wood extenors, loftyce1/mgs,
form'lll and informal entertainment
arens All on beaut1fully landscnped,
meanclcrmg streets.1\ivoand three bcd-
rcx)ms fom1\hcd mode/snowava1/able.
From $93,990 to $149,490
AKINS DEVELOPMENT COMPANY
(714) 559-1161
Vtbodbridge Park Homt!S
1ow11/10mcs with inc/1vulut1l entries and
/1"\'atc patios, part1cularlyappe<1/111g to
)'!)un~ familw~. Selected floor plans
/~tun.: vaulted ce1l111gs, formal d111111g
wom.'ic1ndc11tnes, fireplaces, demand
kitchen nook~. Cater.~ to Clltefrec family
livm~. 1\voand three bcdmom.~.
Models incluclcd.
From $83,350 to $108,900
s&S CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
(7 14)559-0901 ,,,, ,,,,. ii'"'\'''' .,._,/
Woodbridp Anorlab
Adult-onented townhomes, on or near
the lake, featuring luxurious sunken
livmg rooms, vaulted ceilings, expansive
glass and priva~ decks. Private beach
and dock with cabana, facuzzi and
sun deck, wet barand barbecue.
Tuoand three bedrooms.
From S99,950to $179,500
McLAIN DEVELOPMENT COMPANY
(714) 552-3200
l\OOdbridp: Estates
A 11n1que arran~ement of attached,
estate•style !ingle-family homes with
spacious front lawns, separate entries and
private rear yards. Eighteen exterior '
designs, I rom Tudor to Dutch Gambrel,
Amenam Coloma/ and contemporary.
Homes on and near the lake. 1Wo, three
and four b«/rooms.
From $98,000
IRVlNE PACIFIC DEVELOPMENT
COMPANY (714) 552-3700
In the Village of Y\foodbridge,
_you'll discover top-quality homes
and much more. You'll also find a
large lake. A swimming lagoon.
Sailing. Fishing. Jogging, hilting
and biking trails. Volleyball
courts. Firepits and barbecues.
Picnic grounds. And many,
many parks.
You'll also discover that homes
are convenient to schools,
shopping, restaurants, freeways
and major employment centers.
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IN SIMULATED STOP IN COSTA MESA, ROBERT BERG KEEPS HA NDS IN SIGHT ON WHEEL AND WAITS FOR ORDERS FROM OFFICER ENNIS JEFCOAT BEFORE SHOWING LICENSE.
Not•so•routine Traffic Stop
If a policeman pulh your car over and orders ou out, whnt next? ,
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
Of tM DAily Pilot $1alf
The street-wise cop getting
out of his patrol car approaches the unknown.
The motorist up ahead in the
car he has just stopped may be a
Junior high school principal who
blew the yellow light going home
with a loaf of bread and a quart
of milk, distracted by thoughts
of his work.
OR HE MAY be a dope !>US·
peel tl'nscly fingering a pistol
under his jacket and silting on a
half-pound of high grade heroin.
JUSt waiting, while the hot sweat
that stinks of fear trickles down
his spine. The cop? He's jsut a cop.
r eadily recognizable.
• • He has ;:_usually -no way of
knowing yet who is in that car or
what may happen in this close
e ncounter . And the stopped
motorist may not know why he
is being detained.
The pending confrontation or
two human beings over a con-
flict in wisdom, law or ethics
has elemenlc; dating back to the
:-.ons of Adam and Eve.
LAWMEN AGREE that too
many among their ranks have
learned and reacted loo late,
with a muzzle flash and ex-
plosion etched on the conscious-
ness, in slow motion, before it
faded away in eternal darkness.
"In reality, there is no such.
thin~ as 'a routine traffic stop,':'
says Laguna Be.ach Police Sgt.
Tt•rry Temple. "It is the single
most dan gerou s thing a
policeman has lo do besides in-
tervening in a family beef."
Other Orange County lawmen
agree wholeheartedly.
"T he caution used by
policeraen increases each year
as more are killed on duty,"
says Huntington Beach Police
Detective Sgt. Bert Chadwick, a
veteran of 2S years on the job.
T RAGICALL \" • over the
years, innocent citizens have
been killed or wounded in the
course of police work too,
because they didn't know any
"Got a problml? Then write to Pat Dunn. Pat will cut red tape.
getting the muwer1 and action you need to aolve inequities in
got>ernment.and bwineH. Mail your queaUona to Pat Dunn, At Your
~rvice. Orange Coaat Dally Pilot, P.O. Bo:t 1560, Coata Mew, CA
92626. As many letters cu pouible will be cm11DCred but phoned
snqtdria or letters not includhag the readn's full name' oddrn1 and
"1uinesa hours' phone number camiot be consicMTed. 12'hil columll appears daily ezcepC Saturdoys."
better than to do what they did
or didn't do.
The knowledge haunts cops:
veterans and rookies alike.
The knowledge of what can
happen to them is there too.
"The po liceman's got a
million thoughts going through
his mind when he makes a car
slop," notes Sgt. Chadwick, who
r emembers tbat 1971 was a bad
year for cops caught unaware by
citizens
-A D RUNK driving suspect
staggered out of h is car one
festive weekend night and near-
ly emptied an automatic pistol
into Newport Beach officers Jim
Gardiner and Dick Ellingham,
who lived to testify.
-Irvine Patrolman Steve
Nash, now an Orange County
District Attorney's Office in-
vestigator, sm-vi9ed a pistol, am-
bush by the then-president of the
Hessians motorcycle gang on a
lonely roadside.
The mangy motorcyclist had
a ssociates send Officer Nash to
check an ill or injured man
sprawled in the dark lonely
street.
N a·sh recalled later under deep
h ypnosis how the m an arose
from the pavement, carefully
aimed the pistol. Nash sat star-
ing al the gaping muzzle that
seemed a mile wide, and how he
wet his Wliform pants when the
patrol car windshield exploded
in his face.
over for a vehi
mechanical def
especially suspi
crime -is m
movement.
code violation,
t warning, or
on of a felony
ing a sudden
He poses the h pothetical
Seal Beach 'Pol~ce Sgt,' John
Averyt, after 24 years as a cop,
e x p r es s es h i m's e IC m o st
gr aphically and a~bit regret-fully.
llE WAS CUT by fl ying glass, situation in which ~motorist.
but survived unscathed and the driving a car identi al to one
I · d · ed used in an armed rob ery in the l cssian was capture •convict same area 10 minutes\earlier. is.
and sent to state prison. slopped for questioning.
"You know what you would be
thinking and you know what I'm ·
going to be thinking," says Sgt.
AveryL
.. Out comes 'Old Betsy."'
"NO CITIZEN likes to be
stopped by a policeman, but be
has to be the same way a
policeman is in that·case," addS
Sgt. Averyt .. •·use a little pa-
tience and common sense."
Lawmen agree the so-callea
felony s top is the most
hazardous for an officer and ~. i
most trauma.tic for tbe ,1
motorist ~aught up in a dreaded .
Arthur Lambert. th e Lawmen in every~range aerospace engineer who shot Coast police agency ve had
Newport Beach officers experiences ·in which t · coin·
Gardiner and Ellingham, got off ciaence occurred. \
with probation. He then fled the \
country to avoid even that ANGR\' AT himself an
restriction. over the real or imagin
situa tion. •
To put it bluntly, it you're the.·~
s ubject or a felony s top bY, ~
police. one is presumed guilty 1
until proven innocent through ~
tboroogh checking.
There are but two examples ot violation -obviously
the uncertainty and caution that of tbe real criminal situ
That is the way police survival \'
laws cUct4ate it. '
' revolve around a policeman's the driver lunges and anks
contact with any private citizen opentheglovecompartmen
u n d e r t h o s e u n c e r t a i n • He is reaching for bis au re-
circumslanccs. · gistration, a routine move der
One of the wotst errors a ordinary circumstances, bt "'THE HONEST citizen ICnowa
he hasn't done anything wroni1 '
He s hould know: 'Okay. l'wt
done nothing wrong. It may tako
.person can commit -if pulled could be going for a gun.
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Very few traffic pull\overs reach the stance in
the classic photogr aph (~t left) which occurred in
Costa Mesa a couple of ye~ ago. But when a police offi r motions a driver to the
side of the road, he or s e should remain patient.
Drivers may be unaware fa criminal situation in
the neighborhood that nece itated the stop.
In any case, here is the ecommended procedure
to follow: t • Do not get out of your car until instructed to do
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some order for what he want you to do.
• Do not make a ny furt ve movement. such as i
reaching for your auto regis ation in the glove com-
partment. ; ~ • Do not reach for anyt.hint on your immediate
person, such as a walle~ with ifentification in an in-l
s ide coat pocket. The officefmight think you're
reaching for a shoulder-holster pistol.
• Do not argue or debate. ,
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Counties to Judge Hospitals?
1 SACRAMENTO CAP) -A consulting
• • l\rm says the state should assess the
healthliness and safety of mental
hospitals and let consumers and the
counties Judge quality.
to consldtt Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. 's
proposal Cot an $82 rnUllon increase for
local mental bea1tb proarams.
hospit.ala, which ends their federal aid.
But Assemblyman Barry Keene, D-.
But several influential legislators·
· .J!t.ron gty disagree. r: :.,.he reeommcndahon was part or a • .. 1Joo.ooo study of California's mental
David Roberts, director of the study,
said attempts to improve the quality or
care throu&h the stale licensing system
have been "totally discouraging." He
said It would be better for the COW\ties
to rate the taclllUes and publish a
guide.
E ureka, chairman of the Assembly
Health Committee, said that limiting
stale llcenslng "doesn't make a whole
lot or sense lo me. Ir you do it locally,
you're not going to have uniform
standards, and there's not going to be any
·enforcement.''
health system by Teknekron, a
.ijerkelcy consulhng firm .
5,t was presented to the Assembly ~ntal Health subcommittee, which is
In the last two years, blah.• health or .
ricials have revoked the licenses of
numerous nursln1 homes and "de·
certified" a number of their own mental
·Assemblyman Art Torres, D-Los
Anaeles, asked: "Jn light ot all the pro.
blems we have had with nursing homes
and board and care homes ... how arc
we going to look al program quality?"
~ POLICE RESPONSES.
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.. awhile, but they'll fllld out that l ~ have done nothing wrong,"' says
J!.Sgt. Averyt.
..... Dy nature of his work, the
"'• ~li('eman will also be nervous, ~ whether his fears or jitters are
: visible or not. He doesn't know if
·: he has the absent·minded junior
;. high school principal or a
•• fugutive on the Flil's 10 Most
:· Wanted List. i The offtcer·s job is finding out
\ :and protecting himself and ~ others al the same time.
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• • ••oN A FELON\') stop, the of·
ficer is not going to approach the
t·ar. He is going to give com-
mands in a loud \Oicc and in ull
11rnh;.ih1l11 y havt' the occupants
11( l ht• C'ar out prone on the pav<'-
nH·nl ," ''"·s ln1ne 1'11l1n· l.l
.It rn Hoqi
Tht• c1 :mm.111tkr or tht• In IOl'
1'ollcc lkpartnwnl Sprciali zed
S1·n·H·1.., 'l'l'\mn ..,,,\',.. thrrc drt
l1tt·r.ilh th1• llth. l~th and l:lth
(.'om m :111dnwnl.., 1n add 1tion to
the ot ht·r 10, in .111y dC"tcnllon by
JJQI ict· ·
-l>o nothing hut sit in your
< .1 r ''1th ruur h•111cl . .., on thl• )\teer·
111g wht·t·i or olht·rwisc vbtble, 1f
!>lopped on the street. ,.
--W:ut to be told precisely
"hat lo do and n•main c:.ilm.
Do \\hut you are told to do,
"\"OU WAIT until the otnccr
ex plains w~y you got stopped,"
says Newport Beach Police
Capt. Wayne Connolly, of the
Patrol Division.
"If you disagree with the
reason, you argue it In the
courtroom. The street · hsn 'l the
place to debate.
"A lot of people become ada·
mant under the circums tances,
he adds.
Newport Beach police, Capt.
Connolly notes, log at least one
incident every month in which
motorists stopped for routine
driving infractions are dis·
covered lo have guns, knives.
drugs or other conlraband in a
cur.
Once a IJ('r~on makes a furtive
mo\ t•mcnl no matter how in-
n o ten l 1t m ay b e -lhc
poli<·emun's presumption or
w!'a p on o r c ontraband
pos"t·s~ion '" as instinctive as
his reaction to 1t.
"AS THE OFFICER is ap·
proaching the car . all lhese
things arc going through his
mind," SCJYS Wes tminster Police
Department officer Earle
Graham. "A person could be
reaching over for a baby on the
car scat who just fell down. Or it
<'ould be someone reaching for a
6'Un." Putrolman Graham, who was
tnoonlltihtlng as n department
HlOrt' ll•rurlly guard on March 5,
1976, wlll be forever cautious.
1 le remembers too well the .
-.tlntt nnd burn of the bullet that
tornudocd through his belly us
·he tried to apprehend a shoplift·
Ing suspect.
His attacker ls servlna a life
term In state prison.
A SURVE\" ot Orange Coast
police agencies shows each haa
one or more omcera who re·
members the time he elmo11t
shot some innocent citizen ond
then had to go home and try l<>
:.h~l'p.
The problem In earh c11Kc w1111
the fact thnl while thl' ortlct'r
\\ os trained and ~killed In polite
tactics and prot·cclures, the lnno·
ct•nt citizen didn't know how to
res pond.
l.AGl'N.\ BF.AC'll'S P11l1ol
Sgt. Tt•mpl<.' providl's pcrhap~
tilt' best piece or advice about
personul reactions when stopped
by police, whether guilty or in·
nocent of anything, and that is to
.!>imply obey instructions.
"P ersonally," he says, "t
would prefer lo be judged by 12
of my peers than carried by
six."
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Cosmetic
Controls
Disputed
WASHINGTON <AP>
A congressional in-
vestigator says the Food
und Drug Administra-
tion doesn't have the
n ulhority lo control
about 100 chemicals -
11u11pected of causing
cancer -that may be
used ln cosmetics.
General Accounting
O H lcc investigator
Gregory J . Ahart sold
that the FDA n eeds
moro authority over cos·
m ctics, although It ls not
uslnf( all of lhe power 1l
now has.
''Ingredients listed in
the CTl''A Cosm(•tic
Ingredient Dictionary as
uvailublc for use in cos-
metic producLc; include
about 100 ingredients
t b at the National Institute of Occupational
Safety and Health's
Registry of Toxic Ef-
fects of Chemical
Substances lists as sus-
pected carcinogens,"
Ahart said.
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for others, contact lhc in ('Oping with problems.
West Orange County The south county VAC
Vo 1 u n tar y Action operates an outreach of·
Center, 898-0043. fice in Laguna Niguel in
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Library fans can turn
their interest into help
for shut-ins in a Hunt·
inglon Beach program.
Helpers first find out
what patients like, then
check o ut books that
match readers. county, the VA C of time for those who want-;:::=====:::;:::===============::=:==:::;:::~=====::;
Save 33YJ3
to 453 on custoin
drapery f abric.s.
Have new custom draperies made for your home at grtal savings.
A select group of fabrics In !he mosl popular colors end textures
are on sale now. Our decorators will v1s1t your home end help
1n choosing fabrics. designs and colors. All ii takes ls 11 phone c11ll
lo our decoralor studio and en appointment may be made at your
convenience. Expert fabrication end inatellatlon are avellable
al our regular low JCPenney prices
Start• Suncfey, February 12:
Hurry, .... end• Sunday, febNary 11.
253off
custom
shutters.
Add a warm, n11111ral look
to your home with lu•ury
custom 9huttel'L Cell or come In toct.y to ... the
m.ny 1tyl .. 1v11labi..
675-9210 or 833-92781 has others. .
plenty of work to be Contact the VAC at ART HOPPE
South Orange County, at to offer their help lo ( ~
done. · the numbers lis t ed . . a:bo~v~e~f~o~r~o~f~fi~ce~ho~ur~s~·~_!::;~~~~~~~~~~~;~;;~~~~~;;==~======~~======~~~~~~~~ SENIOR citizens with -
skills and lime available
are particulaTly valued
by the agency.
The VAC m atches
s ki ll s to need s.
p articularl y in pro-
grams to help the elder·
ly, in their Retire d
Senior Volunteer Pro·
g ram (RSVP).
One way "old salts"
can help is by leaching a
,_,1--.-ir:1 • youth group to maintain
an aging sailboat in'
Newport Beach.
Volunteers of all ages
may find the following
V AC opportunites in·
lerestlng:
An Orange hospital
needs people to make
favors to brighten food
trays Cor young patients.
KNOW A little'
Spa n is h ? A San 'h
Clemente school needs
tutors for math and read·
ing.
In Dana Point, a
number of workers are
needed to help ln a drug
rehabilitation program.
Openings are for
counselors, cooks and
cleric al positions.
The county probation
department needs a
number of volunteers in
Drinldng,
Blinldng
Beul Mix
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ORAHGE COUNTY'S FIRST
~r1dalcfirire
}etrluring:
BRIDAL FASHIONS BY <JU011u41ttie
BRIDALS AHO FORMALS
MEN1S FORMAL WEAR BY
darrell's tux shops
FLORAL DF~IGMS BY
~sa0i?crdec:fl11rist
. 'live e11iertai11met11· b,p
CRic~.Qinge1t. and fl,e Qood Co"'pa"~
'A brldal faire Is • ~ala event for the whole bridal perty
This Is the one big bridal exhibll for Orange County rn 1978
@uesdap@vening-
c:februatp 28, 1_978
6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.
Faahlon Show startl at 7:30
Prizes wlll start being awarded at 6·30
At the Orange County Fairgrounds Pavilion.
End of tM Newport Freeway in Costa Mesa, turn right on Fair Orive
and you are there. Use Main Entrance.
A!lc:free
REFRESHMENTS • MANY, MANY PRIZES
GRAND PRIZE • A COMPLETE BRIDAL ENSEMBLE
AdmlNk>n 11 free by regl1tret1on.
But .,. 1ure to p,._regf1ter with one of the men:h•nC. listed below to be sure of • seat.
You .,. Invited to view the latest In photography, Bridal and men's fashions, llor•I designs, reception
arra"o-menta. catlflng aervJces. wedding cakes, g1lta, eotmetlca, tiairalylln9., acu\ptured nalls, beevty
trettment-. custom Jewelry, and mucll, much more. and all bY Or1nge County a read ng mercllants. Many "live" demonatr1tlont.
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Antaretiea?
Half the fun is getting to that icy desert.
By JACKIE HYMAN
CM• Ollli ll'llellutl
This winter, Orange Coast College
biologist lJoyd Smith decided to co
somewhere he'd never been before. .
Tt>o ship crossed the Drake Passage
in two days, a smooth trip althou1b on the return Smith said it was so rough
otmost everybody got seasick, except
him.
Amualng
observations
of llfe along
the Orange Coast,
penned by
a native son,
In the
DAILY PILOT He'd already set foot on six conti-
nents, so he figured it was time to visit
the seventh: Antarctica.
ANTAllCTICA IS ~haped something
like a turkey. The part the cruise was to visit would correspond to the bird's--------------------'-----------
head. ll's formed In part by a continua-
tion of the Andes Mountai.n chain, Smith
IT TURNED OUT lo be an especially
good choice for several reasons. For
one thing, when it's winter in America,
it's summer at the South Pole.
Also. des~ ecology Is Smith's speclal
field. And, surprisingly, Antarctica
qualifies as a desert.
"It has only between two and four in-
ches of moisture a year," Smith said.
Any reaion receiving an annual rainfall
under six µiches is classified as a de-
sert, he said.
Getting to Antarctica' is no simple
matter, even for someqne as well-
traveled as Smith.
s aid.
"There are some active volcanoes on
the Andes extension down lhere." he
noted. Ash from one eruption on Decep-
tion Island closed a research station
five or six years ago, he said.
Hot springs also welJ up in places and
some members of the cruise were able
to i?O siwtmmmg, Smith said.
During the trlp, Smlth added. the
travelers experienced the longest day of
the year, with24 hours of sunshine.
HE'D PREVlOUSL \' retraced lhe
voyage of Darwin's The Beagle from
England to Rio de Janeiro. around
South America, up to the Galapagos
Islands, to Tahiti, Australia and New
Zealand. then to Capetown, South
Africa and back up to Europe
He'd also studied deserts in !>outhwest
Africa, preparing guidebooks and ex-
hibits there for the government of
Namibia, and visited such exotic spots
as India, Nepal and Bah.
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DESERT ENTHUSIAST
Uoyd Smith of OCC
THEY VISITED the Russian, Chilean
and Argentine research stations,
although ice kept them from the
American and British stations.
"It was about the thickest ice pack
they'd had in 30 years," Smith said.
Air temperatures were about 40
degrees. with water at freezing or
below. Snow fell several times, be said,
and the metal·hulled ship had to grind its
way through some ice.
Deciding how to vacation In Europe has
become an Increasingly confusing problem. To avoid disappointment here are several
Important things to consider. Always travel with a reputable company that clearly states what
the tour includes: how many meals per day,
what class hotels are used, is sightseeing extra.
what type of transportation and prioe? Above all
compare different tours IOf features. oosts and quality. Olson, with a halt
At Ushawaia, the group boarded the
German ship World Discoverer, where
three German and two American scien-
tists would accompany them on the lux-
ury cruise, providing background lee·
tu res.
cent~ry of .exper!ence, believes that the most economical way to travel is on a quality all·in~lusrve tour. No matter which of our tours you choose you can be sure you're traveling with the best '
But just to reach Antarctica, Smith
had to undcrtak~ an unusua l
journey. A group of about 130 tounslS.
including about 50 Americans and 80
Germans, met in Buenos Aires and flew
lo Tierra del Fuego, Smith said.
Motorized rubber boats carried the
passengers to shore, where they visited
rookeries and penguin and elephant seal
colonies as well as research stations.
Olson is a member of the General Mills family, dedicated to quality and reliability.
From there they took a bus 60 miles
Qver bad rotids through mountains to
Ushawuia, tHe. southernmost city in the
world. which has two streets and
perhaps 50 buildings.
Ne xt stop was the Falkland Islands, a
British colony where people share the
land with penguins. The people were
quite hospitable, Smith said.
.. THEY INVITE you in for tea and
give you little g1flS," he said. "The
same thing was true at the research sta-
tions we visited (on Antarctica)."
He said he'd like to visit Antarctica
again, perhaps later one January when
there's less ice.
The cost of such a trip r uns between
$2,000 and $3,000, Smith said.
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About five cruise ships a year visit
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Navel of the World
Old-time Hula's Best·
By STAN DELAPLANE King ! Some town! the end or the island -blue tunic. And there's
WAIKOLO/\, Hawaii * * * where Pde. the fare god· nothing like a Fiji biller
"llow do we arrange dess. us ed to live. A on the veranda or the -"Old Hawaiians s;iy s i ghtseeing tours In river trip. Dinner. Back Grand Pacific Hotel Oahu 1s the navel of the w 0 r I d . · • 0 u k c llonolnlu?" to Honolulu. l talked to a while the sun goes down
Kahanamoku told m e Every big hotel has a man one night who'd in rose and blue. tra vel desk. They sel just returned. He said he For me there are no one day on the beach at them up. Or Hawaii Vts-was exhaus ted. Cost : lands so green, so fra-Waikiki. He was the
0 itors Bureau has lists Around $100. grant, so unwinding as famous lympics swim-and maps. * * * the islands of the South
mer. For many. many Tours v isit lolani "We have some rew Pacific. No ocean so
Ye a r 5 Sher 1 fr 0 f Palace. Pearl Harbor days to stop over ln Fl· blue. No bays so tur-Honolulu. The exucl center of and the monument on Ji. .. Where?" quol&e. No other tropic
the nave 1 1 5 0 n the sunken battleship The main is land -air filled with some
. ,\nzona. Sealife Park, Viti Levu -is really magic that makes you Beretama Street. (It's Chinatown, the Interna· two parts: The bi g an instant beachcomber. ~~~I~ ~~~e ~~k~ob~~ ! t1onal Market and a lot hotels near the airport The coco palms bend
Duke l><Ud Honolulu \Hts of others. I like to do 1t at Nadi. CThe best is The into the prevailing wind.
the magnetic center of o n my own . There's Fijian.) Or the town of COr they should. A few
the islands. good bus service. Suva. I prefer Suva. rebels insist on bending
Th l' g r e a t K 1 n p, * • • It's a flowery town. A the other way.) At night,
K a m c h am eh a 11 v e d ''And a short tour or sort of run down look the reef is dotted with
here. theotherislands?" with ramshackle, fiery fisherman's
There's a one·day fly-balconied frame build-torches.
KI NG DAV ID ing tour. It's a killer. in gs. A Somerset In the morning you'll
'Kalakauz held a glitter-But you see everything. Maugham tropical town. find the fresh catch al
inp, court in l olani Early morning down to Thisisoffsetbyofine the open air market.
Palace. You can go the Big Island. Up to the broad avenue. Victoria Bright eyed fish. Little
throughit.Seethe thronc volcanoes. Over to Maui Parade. with p,reat baskets woven of fresh
room. llowtheylived. for lunch. See the old shade trees. Fiji police. green palm fronds with
But not the hula s whaler·and-missionary Fr Izzy haired . a cargo of wriggling live
danced for "the Merry town ofLahaina. Wraparound ski r ts shrimp. .
Monarch." · Fly to Kauai. Out to topped with a smart Try it. You'll see.
Duke said: "Old.time -----------------------------hulas not like tourist
hulas." Ile said more
than a hundred hulas
we r e written to
celebrate the King's
genitalia, a great ~onor.
He said: "Plenty old
Hawaiian ladies know
those hulas. But onJy do
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parties." (I saw a cou·
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. a DM..YPILOT • • • WEDDINGS I HAPPENINGS
Rain Didn't Dampen Enthnsiasm
I
Sex Drive . ~ For Birds
DEAR ANN : I refer to the woman who in·
sisted that her parakeet became sexually excit-
ed when he witnessed a woman widressing. You
said her notion or what turns our feathered
friends on was slricUy for the blrds. You were
wrone.
According to Konrad Lorent. a foremost
authority on animal and blrd behavior, "Birds
reared in isolation from their kind do not
generally know which species they belong to.
Consequently, birds raised singly, by hand, tend
to regard human beings as their ONLY poten·
ti al partners in all reproductive activities."
This is from King Solomon'• Ring. And you can
print my name. -R. S. KJARVAL
DEAR R .S.: Thanks for writing. From
Konrad Lorena I accept the theory. And now
that I have prlbted your name -but not you
clty -be pre~red for only 50 calls lutead of
5,000!
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I know two sweet .
liltle old ladies who are fighting inflation and in·
adequate social security by a lilUe petty larceny
and s hoplifting.
'l'hcy steal sugar packets, paper napkins
from restaurants, paper towels, toilet tissue
frt>m restrooms, and lltUe odds and ends from
supermarkets and department stores. They
would die of embarrassment if they wer e
caught. Please warn them, Ann. Store owners
and restaurant own ers cannot take the huge an·
nual loss from s hoplifting-they must pros-
<'cute every offender. -NEW ORLEANS
READER
P.S. These little old ladies would never ac·
cepl charity.
DEAR NEW ORLEANS: There ls a blg dlf·
ference between taking sugar packets and paper
napkins and toilet tJssue from restaaranta, and
"little odds and ends .. from supermarke&a. One
the customer Js entitled &o, the other ls pet'J lat·
ceny.
J hope you will eirplaln to the little old ladles
the dangers involved. or course It's terrible that people are so desperate for the bare necessltlea
that they feel justirled ln stealing, bat it's e:r.·
tremely rl.sky. The consequences If they are
caught can be severe -not to mention the
humiliation.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Memories fiooded
hack as we read Hillsdale's letter. We, too, lost
a much·loved daughter. We don't remember
just when her bereaved husband started looking
for another companion, but we knew, and so did
he, that eventually he had lo stop grieving and
make a new life fo r himself. Our dear son·in·
law gave our daughter the happiest years of her
hfe and that is what mattered to us.
We were happy when he told us be had
found another woman he could love. And now
we love her . too. She isn't trying to l.1lke the
place of our daughter. She has earned and re·
C'eived the place in our hearts by being the fin e
person she is. We are "Mom" and "Dad" to her
ond Grandma and Grandpa to their adorable children.
The Hillsdale parents have nothing to gain
and everything to lose if they cannot look at life
from their son-in-law's point or view. After all,
he didn't have it easy j( his wife was m for two
years and he was true to her all that time. -
WE'VE BEEN THERE IN KALAMAZOO
Buckets of rain saturated the area If~.
but the ralndrope failed to dampen the eD·
tbuaiaam of the Friend• of South Coast
Repertory, Costa Mesa Guild, at the aroup'1
second annual Ladiea Invitational TennlJ,
Bridge and Gin Rummy Tournament.
Although the tennis to11mey was rained out
(rain date has been set for Monday, Feb. 27)
more than 120 people braved the storm to attend
the activities at Meaa Verde Country Club.
Even the leMls buffs who couldn't aet out to
the courts came lor buffet hihcheon an4 a
fashion show featuring dressy ouUil.s from Lillie
Rubln and sporty toas from Tennia Lad1. both
of South Coast Plaza.
Part of the style show focused on jewelry
from Brett-Walker of Fashion Island. The
model, clad ln a simple, champacne·coJored
dress, wore an exquisite di.splay of gold and
diamond jewelry totaling _.5,000, noted Pa& M~Farland. member of the Costa Mesa Gullet.
Close to $1,000 was raised for ~ South Coast Repertory theater, she added.
Those involved with the day'a events in-
cluded PrlscUla Rlg1s, general chairman:
Catherine Thyen; Betty Taylor; Monka VioUo;
Madge Nusenow; Ann Mo•nd and Grace Egan.
Representing the theater was Ellen
Ketchum, South Coast Repe rtory ad-
ministrative director. Also attendine were
Maureen DI.Domenico, general chairman of all
the SCR guilds; Darlene Gerken, member of the
SCR board of trustees; Costa Mesa City Coun·
cilwoman Mary Smallwood; and many othen.
Outstanding Alumna
Celestine Haney of Corona del Mar was
chosen to receive the Outstanding Alumna
Award at the Southern California Kappa Delta
Sorority State Day held recently at the
Bonaventure Hotel ln Los Angeles.
Mrs. Harvey, who Joined Kappa Delta
Sorority at USC ln 1927, was also one ol 17 mem·
bers to be welcomed into the White Rose Circle
in recognition of 50 yean of memberabip.
A longtime area resident. abe was the fint president of the Newport Harbor Panbellenlc,
and is now the group's second vice-president.
Mrs. Harvey is a past president of the Ebell
Club or Newport Beach, and she was a charter
member of the Assistance League.
Luncheon
Holy Family Madreclt.as Auxillary mem-
bers gathered Thursday for a luncheon at the
Newport Harbor Yacht Club to honor and thank
patrons and associates who contributed to last
fall ·s Madrecitu Annual Peacock Alley fashion
show.
Auxiliary president Mn. Stanley Smithson
and ways and means chairman Mn. Carl
Holmberg presented Sliter Bea1.Ue <executive
director ol the Holy Family Adoption Service)
with the proceeds from the fa1hionahow.
In Their 90s
Mn. Uly Gay Gerling recenUy celebrated
her 9Stb birthday at a luncheon given in her
honor by her daughter and aon·ln·law, Mr. and
Mn. Richard W. Henninger. Attendinf were
friends and family members, Inc udln1
grandsons Richard W. Henninger II and Ran·
dolph J. Henninger and their wives: grand-
dau~hter and her husband, Mr. and Mn. Jay O.
Pyle, and great-grandson Jaaoa Pyle. Mrs. Ger·
ling Is a poet and was an avid horsewoman in ber
day, noted Emdee Henninger.
LelCoy ISocKh turned 9C yean old Friday, re-
ports his wlfe of 56 years, Frances Booth. The
Costa Mesa residents have lived in the area for
23 years, she says. Booth retired 23 yean ago
from the National Biscuit Company, where he
worked as a traveling salesman for 35 years.
People Peering
Isabel Glmenea of Dana Point received her
master's degree In special education, concen-
trating In learning handicapped, lrom Chapman
College during midyear commencement last
Sunday. She celebrated with a dinner party at
Victoria Station In Newport Beach. Mlss
Gimenez ls a teacher at Beswick School in
Tustin •••
At the
tournament,
from left:
Priscilla Riggs.
Cstherine Thyen,
caro1 Krelsle,
Bi/fur Wallerich.
Happenings
By Marcia Forsberg
If you haoe an item for
Happenings, aend it to
Marcia Forsberg, Orange
Coa1t DaUy Ptu>t, P.O. Bor
JSMJ, Co1l4 Meta, CA VJ626.
Or call 642-4.121,
It was raining
buckets but
wearing tennis
fashions
were Monica
V10tto, left,
andSewat
Aksu. DEAR KAL: Many parents wrote to ex·
press a similar point of view. It'• good to know
that so many readers reaJlze life Is for the Uv·
ln(,
Weddings/Engagements
Norton-Neal
Kimberly Norton, daughter of
Mrs. Michael-An n Norton of
Newport Beach, is engaged to
marry Joseph Neal, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Anthony Ziemann, of
Newport Beach.
The wedding will take rlace
Match 18 in Our Lady o Mt.
Carmel Church, Newport Beach.
The future bride Is a graduate
of Newport Harbor Hleh School.
Her flance graduated from La
Mirada High Schoo), Cerritos
Junior College and San Dle10
State. '* ••
Foxcroft-Jones
Bttnnte Fo"Xcrofl of Corona del
Mat, dauaJtter of Mr. and Mrs.
KeDll Foxcrott of Simi Valley, ts
enfJged to Steve Jonea or
Balboa. He ls the aon of Mrs.
Haul Jones of Balboa and R. v.
Jones of Rancho California.
The wedding will lake place
April 15 at St. Andrew's
Presbyterian Church, Newport
Beach.
The future bride ls a graduate
or Newport Harbor High School
and Oranae eo.t College.
The tuture bridepoom la a
graduate of Newport Harbor
Hl•h School abd San Die10 &ate
lJnlvenl\1. ••• Tierney:.M ltchell
Puryear-Sword
Diann Sword, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. James A. Sword of
Baker sfield, has become the
bride of Taylor Puryear,
son or Mrs. Helen M. Puryear of
Huntington Beach.
The wedding took place at the
Planz Road Assembly of God
Church ln Bakersfield.
The bride graduated from
Southern California College. The
bridegroom is also a graduate of
Southern califomla College and
Huntlngton Beach Hieb School.
He Is enrolled in a master's pro-
gram al Long Beach State.
The ~ple will Uve in Costa
Mesa. ••• Anderson-Redding
Shella Gail Beddln1. davehter
of Mrs. Thomas Mulllaan and
A.G. R~. bU been married
to Randall Anderson of Cypreu.
He Is the son of Mrs. Robert
Dunn ol Irvine and Bruce An·
derson ol Cypress.
Tbe wedding took place
aboard the Queen Mary in Long
Beach.
The couple graduated from
Weatmlnater Jngh School. ••• Stevens-Brown
Mary L. Stevena, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore J .•
Stevens of Troy, N. Y., la
enaaaect to EdwJrd J . Brown
Jr .• son of Mr. and Mt1. Edward J, Brown Sr., also of Troy.
M Isa Stevena la a araduate ot
Catholic Central Hi&h School
and Bro•n graduated from
LaSalle lnatJtutt. He al10 At•
tended Hl.ldlon Valley Commun.I·
t1 CoJlege.
An April 21 weddlnf 11
planned. . . •• *
Johnson-Ashton
W . Ashton, both of Laguna
Beach. are engaged to be mar-
ried on July 15.
Their parents are Mr. and
Mrs. Durke Johnson, Parker.
Colo.; Wesley W. Ashton.
Anaheim: and Mrs. Robert Con-
nelly, Japan.
Miss Johnson ls a student at
Cal State Fullerton. and her
fiance Is a graduate of the
U nivers ity of Southern
California. ••• Ryan-Watts
A July 29 weddln_g in Our Lady
Queen of Angels Church, Corona
del Mar, Is planned by Nancy K.
Ryan of Huntlneton Beach and
Thomas C. Watts JU, Fullerton .
Their parenta are Mr. and
Mrs. C.A. Ryan, Spokane. Wa .•
and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas c.
Watts Jr .. La Habra.
M lss Ryan ls a graduate of
Estancia ln&b School, Golden
Weal College and Cal State
University, Long Beach. Watts
ls a f.aduate ot Sonora High
Schoo , Chapman College and Western State University
Collete ol Law, Fullerton. ••• Cameli-Fiset
Loraine Camell and Bruce
Fltet. ~ of ec.ta..Jlesa, will
be manied u.a. 1prtng at St.
.JoHpb'tChureb la Pomona.
Tbelt ........... 11'8 Mrs. Ann C1mell, ·Pomoaa1• and Mr. and
Mn. 0.... Jl'IMt. •orba Linda.
The ~ It a 1raduate. tit Ga!Mlbi Hlab School~ and the btld••room-el;:~adueted f!oaa Tror HIP ••• Mellem&-Rlpp
Runtl..,ioa Beada rHldeta
VI tlorla 1'lp' ••• Br, an ........ ,..,. •Mdld Ill the
!:==r-~~·
TM llrida'1 ,..._ an Cladr.
Miss Norton Miss Stevens Miss Johnson Mrs. Wiicox
and Mrs. James Smith, U.S.N.,
of ftlacentla, who returned from Spaln for the weddlnf, Smith
won a Coqraak>naJ medal of
honor In World War u.
Mellema'• parent.a are retired
Lt.Col. and Mu. Robert
Mellema, U.S.A.F., of lrvlne.
Mra. Mellema ls actress ~llyn De Vore. ••• Upson-Lang lie
Newport Bt1ch residents
Susan E. Lan11le and Muk
Lane Upson were married in ceremonies conducted at St •
Jam ea Epis.copal church in
Newport Beach.
The new Mn. Ul*Jft'S parenta
are H.J. Lindie, Balboa: and
N1ncy Noble, lrvlne. Upson'•
p.arent.t are Mr. and Mn. Robert
L. Upson, Newport Beach.
'fhe brJde Is a 1raduate of
Cotta Mesa lllgh School and
Orange Coast Oolltge, where she
took an M ~ in r•dlotoalc
ledinolob .· "~ ls a ltude'llt at Cal :state hlMrton an4 w
atlpper on u.. 11..-.anta out ot Newport KwW.
They WU1 lJve Ill !'ountabi
VeUe:t.
Wilcox-Button
C. brist Church tby the Su.
Balboa, was the setting for the
weddlna of Stefanie Lynn But-ton, Newport Beach, and
Chriatophet WUco:r, Irvine.
The bride's parents are Mrs.
!Jetty Curry Button, Newport
Beach, and Fredric Eu&en, But· ton, Torrance. The bridegroom 'I
parents are Mr. and Mrs. Jacbon Wilcox, Oranae.
The new Mrs. Wilcox tnduat-ed from Corona dei Mar lllah
Scbool and Orange Coast
Colleae. and sbe attended
UCLA, where she affiliated wtth
Alpha Phi. Wilcox ls 1 araduate
of Ne1"port Harbor Hl&b School
and San Jose Slate.
The CO\U)le will liv'e In bvlne
following a hone1moon In the
Caribbean and Mexico City. •••
65th Anniversary
llr. aad Ml'I. Allan Pelnol ot
Corona dcl M1r ncently
celebrated t.belf t5tJ& wed4lna
aDnivttN1'7.
••
The couple. married Jan. 26.
1913, moved to Corona del Mar
in 1958. Peirsol owned and
operated Pelrsol Drug Store in
Pomona for JO years. He theo
was associated with Hoag
Memorial Hosplul Presbyterian
pharmacy for 12 years.
The native Ohioans have one
daughter, the wife of Judge
Roland C. RuUedge of ~urio,
and one grandson, Edward A.
RuUed1te of Chino.
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ORANGE COUNTY Business OF THE WEEK 8'ncllly, febru.y 12. tlJ78
Noodlernaker Fights for Top
Souped-op P rodu ction Lines Supply the Ammunition
BJ GAJlY GMNVILLE ... ....., ..........
There•• a noodle war goine on.
And fJI major batUefield ln the
s~gle for tbe top spot ln the
instant noodle market ls a new
45,000-square foot factory 1n lhe
Irvine Industrial Complex.
Witbln the immaculate con·
fines of 'the plant on Deere
Street, Maracbun, Inc. operates
elaborate and sophisticated
machinery that spits out 15,000
cup$ofSoup'NNoodlesanbour.
ON ANOTHER fast moving
production line, Maraebun is
producing three.ounce pacuges
of either chicken, beef or pork
flavored Ramen.
In about three months. the
company expects to be produc-
ine packaged Woo Ton soup in
the Irvine plant. The colorfully
packaged Won Ton ls now
shipped to ~arachun from its
parent company in Japan.
Those items, all ready to serve
ln three minutes, are the pro-
duct armament Maracbun car·
ries lnto the so-called noodle
war.
One trade magulne recenUy
labeled the instant noodle boom
the hottest confrontation on
grocers' shelves.
AND IN' THE burgeoning
market for products llke Soup 'N
Noodles and Rameu, two
Japanese firms are running
one-two.
Slightly ahead ln t.he contest is
Nissin, producer of Top Ramen
and Oodles O' Noodles.
Marachun ranks second.
Maracbun s ales executives
say, however, their products are
gaining ground on Nissin and
predict the company will ship
more than 3 million cases of
their instant noodle products
from the Irvine plant in the next
12 months .
A recent Marachuri step taken
to help in the drive to become
number one is a Jabellng change
aimed at making it clear to
market shoppe rs jus t what
Ramen is.
AND WHAT Ramen is can be
said in five words; the Japanese
term tor noodles.
Japanese noodles dlffer from
American noodles.
For one Uung, tbere is no egg tn a Japanese noodle. And the
Oriental version of a noodle
comes in thin seven-inch curled
s trips that bear little r e·
s emblance lo American coun·
terparts.
In the Marachun scheme of
things, noodles 2lP along the
processing line, are cut, steamed
and then channeled through an oU
Firms Curb Power Demands
By THOM LECOQ
Of ... OMly ll'jl• Ste#
When humorist Erma Bom-
beck shouts "Turn off those
lights," it produces another fun·
ny item for her column.
But when business gives the
same order, it saves a LOT on
lhe electric bill.
How much?
LAST YEAR, according to
Southern California Edison,
Orange County commercial and
industrial users snipped almost
119 mill ion kilowatt hours
(KWH) off their electric bills.
McDonnell Douglas in Hunt-
ington Beach alone lopped off
nearly 6 million KWH last year.
That means Douglas kept
about $200,000. Enough eleclrici·
ty was saved to supply 10,600
a verage Orange County
hou se holds , s aid Gary
Matsuura , a maintenance
manager.
Down the coast, Burroughs
Corp. has inched consumption
down by about 30 percent since
moving to Mission Viejo from
the City of Industry 1n 197•.
BURROUGHS' Bud Hopp, who
supervised much of the effort,
s aid, "A lot of new equipment
was put in wilh energy con·
servatioo in mind. We bad a 20
percent to 50 percent reduction
of light levels, regulated all
parking (and exterior) lighting
by using photo-electric cells and
turned off every other one.
"Air conditioning was reduced
to actual hours worked -it's on
lime clocks."
According to Edison energy
services representative Pete
Quick, most savings came from
changes in lighting and air con·
dilioning, the two big current.
caters.
Shimmering glass and steel structure of Fluor headquarters is an energy rriser
A janitor, he said, offered a They read a firm's total load pany also works with architects
suggestion, later developed by a every 15 minutes, then bill at the and designers to help produce
maintenance crewman. Fixtures highest reading.rate durine the energy-efficient new structures.
were rewired so one lamp in month. Fluor Corporatipn's gigantic
each fixture now burns. The That's the stick. new building is a good example,
lamp in each fixture is wired to said Quick.
one fixture's transformer. THE CARROT ts a new billing
Rewiring eliminated the system, a tlme-of·use schedule,
second ballast, a bonus drop of that allows almost-free elec·
about 470 watts per fixturJJe, triclty .. .if the user operates
Matsuura said. equlpmentatlowdemandlimes.
Air conditioning, said Gr Edison's Costa Mesa office
Florin of Edison, is tbe second manager Jim Kennedy ex-
big user of current. plained that Edison powerplants
A lot ol companies, he said, must operate at all times since
have cut electricity bills with re·slartin& eacb day is imprac·
timers a nd by lnstallln& Ucal.
modUlcatlons {efficiency Electriclty now wasted would
cycles> that bring in o\ltslde air be "given" to industrial users
when it's cooler than thermostat (homeowners too, if the PUC ap-
settings, shutting down com· proves).
pressors in chWlng wiits.
OTHER PIANT modifications
show smaller scale reswts. said
Florin, but they add up.
One manufacturer, he sald, ln·
stalled capacitors on all motors,
cutting down on the peak power
used when they begin turning.
LOAD SJDFnNG, said Ken·
nedy, will allow Edison to delay
building new plants, eliminating
some scramble for capital which
is now in short supply for
utilities.
1 Kennedy said that business
respoJUle to Edison's free energy
audit program has bffn good.
AL PIPKIN, chief engineer for
Fluor's glass and metal tacillty,
said a mini computer attached
to myriad sensors, including
heat probes in the walls, COO•
trols the whole system.
The computer uses four pro-
grams to control energy use.
One uses a preset limit of "say
85 kilowatts." be said. The tom· puter senses when that Umlt is
'near and beg.ins shutting off pre-
determined equipment so the
(See ENEJlGY, Paie en
bath lhat cooks and dehydrates
them.
From an Ingredient hopper
that feeds into the bead of the
360.foot processing and packag-
ing line, it takes just IS minutes
for the raw product to rmd itself
converted to noodle form,
packaged and tucked lnto ship-
ping crates.
FROM THERE they begin a
journey from Irvine to food
brokers throughout the nation or
to Marachun distribution cen·
ters in Portland, Chicago, New
York and AUanla.
"One thing is four sure,•• Chain
Store Age said. "As ol mid·1977.
only the fU'St wave of troops has
landed an the instant dried soup
beachhead."
That may be true, Marachun
executives agree. But they also
say they're certain the demand
for thelr products ls crowing and
will contlnue to grow no matter
what routes competitors may
take to catchup.
UNTIL RECENTLY, such pro-
ducts as Ramen Supreme and.
Won Ton soup were stuck on
grocery shevles reserved for
Orient.al foods.
Now, Marachun sales ex·
ecutives say, the instant noodle
boom has prompted retailers to
display their products with other
dried soups or instant products.
"In Southern California, Olien·
tal noodles currently occupy as
much as 10 percent of the soup
section. In five years, share-of·
s pace is projected at 2S per.
cent," Chain Store Age reported
in a recent story.
IT IS THAT kind of accep-
tance that has caused Marachun
to alter its colorful packaging
labels to make lt clear that
Ram en Supreme is a noodle dish.-
Also noted is thatSoup'N Noodles
is an lnstanUy prepared "meal in
it:;elf, ''a sales executive said.
Acknowledged key to
Marachun's success ln the
highly competitive marketplace
ii>. tbe company's ability lo pro.
duce it.a products at a forenm·
ner'a cost.
Company executives loot to
the lntricate, Immaculate stain·
Jess steel machinery on its pro-
duction lines as a major re&SOQ
for prominent bold on the noodle
market
THAT INT.RJCATE machlnery
was designed in Japan, custom
• ... •
DAil. y PU.OT
S,.ot !
manufactured to Maracbun's
specifications, then shipped to
Irvine and assembled by techni·
cians familiar with its intricacies.
Amon1"the12or13" Japanese
nationals on loan froP'\
Marachun's parent company,
Toyo Sutsan Kalshn Ltd., are t.he
s killed engin~rs who help keep
the fast·moving machinery in
service.
Toyo Sulsan Kaisha Ltd. ia
another success story in Japan'a
long JI.st of industrial succeea
stories.
Started ln 1953 with $140,000
capital, Toyo's worldwide sales
now exceed $300 million an·
Dually.
THE COMPANY ls also a ma.
jor producer of frozen fish,
poultry and meat as well as food
flavorincs and canned soups.
Business writers say both Marachun and Nissln have th~
jump on the growine instant noo-
dle soup market because of their
expertise with the complicated
machinery used to package the· .
product in styrotoam cups tblit ' ·
double aa serving diabes.
M aracbun sales executives in,.
sist. also that the quality and
taste or the company's products
should be credited with what is a
buyers' rush to their instant noo-• dJe products.
The recent Chain Store Age
article Pftdicted that American
manufacturers like Lipton and
Nestle wl1l soon be maklng a
more seriOUS.Jlass at tho instant
noodle market being created by
M aracbun, Nissin and others.
PREPARAnOH OF
TAI RETURNS , ....... , ........
Martin I. &:nnever
Atlorney at Law
~
At McDoMell Douglas, said
Matsuura, every-other fluores-
cent fixture had been shut down
shorUy after lhe oil embargo of
1973.
Equally important to Edison ls
shilling electrical loads from
peak lime use, when the Ed1aoo
system supplies about 11 milllon
watts, to low demand perloda
when consumption is half that
Audits are done by specialists
who 'survey operations, then pro-
pose cuts and give esUmntes of
savlngs.
Florin added, "generaJly,
there's a 3 year payback of the
cos ts of making reductions."
CAUTHIEXPaT
BILL YATES, 1te.
t..11 ... l'ldc Ac:rxNrUC
MM(T...-1
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MIUIS~-Coun
4ClllO W,...q l'I • ...,. t20 ........,,, llMd\. CA mlO
AS A RESULT, there were
dark spots over some desks. ·
Edison encourages this by bill·
Ing on the basis of peak power
use. Kennedy said the power com•
Dream T'°' Reality
Starting a Buainess is Tough
Going Into bimineis ls ~ lunch-hour
dream of millions, and that includes women.
In fact. more women tban ever.
According to Rae Wisely, director of
smaU business operations for Merle Norman
Cosmetics, that ls reflected ln business
school enrollment Increases of 2' percent for
tem ale studenll du.rln1 Lhe put four 19ars.
AND, SHE ADDS, small businesses
owned by women make up about 8 percent of
the 6 mlWon firms opera Uni In the U .s., a
figure she hopes will rise.
Mrs. Wisely says her company bas
placed new emphasis on helping women
learn to nm a buslnesa 1lnce the firm be1an
an expanaloo drive.
. A put of that effort ls a series ot seminars, two scheduled for Orange County
durinl February, to nPJal7 financial and
manaserlal lnformatloD.
Lade of manqerlal. akllls. ahe says, ls
the ~b.ief reuon foe busin_, l&Uure tor both men and women.
$30,000 worth of Inventory was lost to dis·
honest emp,101ees working '-'Ith presumed
customers. '
Hard work, she says, saved the store
after about a r_ear.
.. You reall.)' have to have the support of
the famUy (because) You'll.spend a lot more
Ume away from home.
• .. People work aoo percent harder for
tbemHlves than for othen. ,,.
AND. 81111 SA'fS. "You have to make de-
clsfons. U you don't Ute matins decisions,
It's a pretty Sood lndlcat.idn )'OU should COil•
tlnlle working for someone else."
"Jt'1 1enerally •PP81W1t that CJfte can't have tnowlege of all ....... You mmt 1ee
your own weakneSlel. tbell hire lood people
to fUl the PP'· "It you"re weak In the ftDanctal area
h1N t.be best accomataat JOU can llnd unW
you learn bow to ban41e it 10W'Mlf:• ihe
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HEW 1 78 MUSTANG II
2 DOOR HARDTOP
4-speed manual transmission, contoured bucket seats,
carpelmg, sound msulation package, tachometer. amp
& temp gauges, wheel covers, 2 3 hire t-4 engine, bsw
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Ser. ff8A02Y125223 Stk. #0531
FANTASTIC
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OUR PRICE s3799
1 6 litre transverse mounted engine, 4-speed fully-
synctiromzed manual trans .. front wheel drive. rack &
pinion steering, front d•5C brakes, M1chehn steel-belt
radial tires. brtght aluminum bumpers, bucket seals,
fold-down rear seat. pass compart. carpeting. AM radio,
tinted glass. Ser. f!GCFBTD53599 Stk. 10794
OUR PRl~E $3899
HEW 178 FORD FAIRMONT
2 DOOR FUTURA C OUPE
Aulom<i!lc lrdnsm1o;<;1on. lront disc brakec;. rack and
pinion steennq coolant recovery system carpehng,
deluxe wheel covers, bright LH style mounted mirror,
accent paint slripes. 1ns1de hood release. wsw tires,
front oind rear bumper guards. Ser. #8K93T152900 Stk.
1f0643
F-250 4114
4 speed. power stoermg. radio.
sliding window. locking hubs,
ranger package. ( 1A96471 J.
s5999
1976 PINTO
WAGOM
4 cyl . 4 speed. lugg. rack.
AM/FM cassette. custom
decor. extenor decor. As ntce
as new. (510ADG).
f
s3499
1975 CHRYSLER
COIDOIA
V-8,. auto. trans., factory air
cond1tiomng. PQwer steering.
power disc brakes. whitewall
tires. , 2 vinyl roof, wheel
covens. cruise. leather intenor.
MONT'EGO MX 2 DOOR
V-8. auto . air. power steering,
power brakes. radio. heater.
whitewall tires. vmyl roof.
wheel covers. Reduced to sell
(389NZA)
1976 COURIER
PICICUf'
4 cyt.. auto trans. AM/FM
radio. slep bumper, mirrors.
camper shell. Easy for the wife
to drive. (1E62356J.
s3399
1975 FORD
FIOO ,,U.
V-8. auto. trans .• power
sleennq. power disc brakes.
radio. knit vinyl Interior. Grass
cutters ideal. (63432Yl.
Cos••ran 999 s3399
1977 PONTIAC
VENTURA
V-6. auto. trans., factory air
conditioning. power steenng.
pawer disc brakes. radio. cloth
lntenor. mags. Wide track.
(2Y27L7W109321).
53999
1976 CHEV.
l lAUV1L.Li 30 t HASS YAM
V-8, auto. trans.. factory air
conditioning, power steering,
pawer disc brakes. rear air,
radio, tilt Whl . tu tone paint.
Pool to work. (671 PUX).
55899
1976 AMC
HOltHIT SPORTAIOUT
6 cyl., auto. trans .. tactory air
cond11ioo1ng. power steering,
power disc brakes, radio,
whitewall llres. vinyt roof. lux.
mtenor decor, lug. rack. Clean ws3599
F-100 -f.150 ·_ F-250
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CREW CAB ~ SUPER CAB
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FROM WINDOW STICKER
PIMTO
4 cy1 4 speeo power
steering, radial tires. wheel
covers, vmyl Interior. mini
console Less than 100 ml
(767UBA)
s3599
1974 OLDS
DB.TA ti 2 DOOR
· V-8. auto. trans factory air
conditioning. power steering,
power brakes, AM/FM radio.
whitewall tires vinyl roof
simulated wire mags Hurry' (3Lii'999
1974HONDA
CIVIC
4 cyl., 4 speed, radio, heater.
vinyl roof. mags. See to
appreciate. (543NZEJ.
Al"Ol.LO 4 DOOi
V-8. auto trans.. factory air
conditioning, pcwer steering,
power disc brakes. radio
Compact family car (826LPZ)
1977 FORD
PIMTO
4 cy1 auto trans. an power
steering. power disc brakes,
radio heatet whitewall tires,
tinteo glass wheel covers
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$
1968 MERCEDES
JJOS4DOOI
8 cyl .• auto. trans.,. radio,
whitewall tires. wneel covers.
One owner classic. (VOX508).
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SCIUOCO
4 cyf., 4 speed, elr, AM/FM
radio, heater, deluxe Int.. brite
orange. (838MYM).
FIOO,.U.
V-8. auto. trans.. air, radio. 8
track. knit vinyl inlerior. Nice
work truck. (86572WJ.
s3999
WAGOM
V-6 cyl., auto. trans .. air, radio,
lug. rack. Power lo spare.
(067SLMJ
53499
1977 RANCHERO
500
V-8, auto. trans.. factory air
conditioning, pcwer steering,
power disc brakes, AM/FM
radio, wheel covers. vinyl
interior. Low miles. (1G93742).
1976 COURIER
PICIUP
4 cyl., auto. trans., air, step
bomp., mirrors, luxury Interior .
decor , exterior decor. Low
miles. (1f 19563).
DAil. Y PILOT
HEW •71 FOID PINTO
2 DOORSIDAM
4-speed manual transmission, racf< and pinion steering,
bucket seats. 'carpeting, m10t~nsole, power front disc
brakes. wbeel cov~. AM radio. electric rear window
defroster, vinyl insert bodyalde moldings, tinted glass,
2.3 litre 2V engine, bsw bias tires. front and rear
bumper Auatds. Ser1 #8A10Y129534 Stk. t738
OUR PRICE s3299
2DOOR
.HARDTOP
Selecishitt cruise-o-matic. pawer front disc brakes.
power steenng, bright wheelhp moldings. bright rockef
panel moldmgs. deluxe sound package. dlrectalre
venhlalton system. 5.8L 351 CID 2V engine. bsw radial
tires, ttnted glasS<Omplete, bucket seats & console,
front & rear bumpr guards. opera windows. Ser.
#8A30H170897 Slk. I0857
OUR.PRICE s4999
HEW 171 FORD LTD
2 PILLARED HARDTOP
f'ACTOIY AIR COMDmOHI~
6.6 titre 400 CID V-8 engine, all-vinyt seat trim, WSW
radial tires. convenience gruop, deluxe bumper group,
AM/FM stereo radio, tinted glas&<x>mplete, deluxe
wheel covers, heavy-duty suspension. Ser.
f8J62S100621 Stk. f078
OUR PRICE $5899
,.U. SHOllTT
FURY Ill
V-8. auto. trans.. factory air
cond1hontng. power steering,/
power brakes. racho, heater,
.wh itewall tires, vinyl roof,
Yfheel covers. Clean as a
whlsUe. (#121).
51799
1977 DATSUN
IZIO v.a. 4 speed, power steering,
radio. AWL & mags. See 1t
now. (98498Z).
4 cyl., auto. trans.. radio,'
heater. Whitewall tires, wheel
covers, vinyl interior. Less
than 9000 mi. (995SWT).
s3399
1973 LTD
Z DOOR
V-8, auto. trans., factory Air
conditioning, power steering,
power brakes, AM/FM radio, 8
track, whitewall tires. vinyl
roof, wheel covers. (805JPN).
1975 GRANADA
J DOOI V-8, auto. trans., factory air
cond .. pwr. steenng. pwr. disc
brakes. pwr. wind .. radio, wsw
tires, vinyl rf, whl. cvrs. buck.
sts.. int. decor. Fords best
seller. (453REZ).
$
1976 DATSUN
7FT. P.U.
4 cy1 .. 4 9'>8ed. AM/FM radio,
custom lntenor, step bumper &
mirrors, white t pOke whls.
(1C420S4J.
s2999
1976 DATSUN
7t0WAGOM
4 cyf., auto. trans .• radio,
whitewall tires. wheel covers.
vmyl mterior. F8m11y economy.
(290PKKJ.
s3399
1974 E200
SUIFBYAH
V-8. auto. trans., side pipes,
chrome spoke whls., custom
interior, custom pain t.
(E24GHT31233).
54399
1976 FORD
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w.cd by ooly 12 o'i\ners! Close lo Westcllff Plaza & "Doctors
Row,''~.
l(uest .or teenager. Private urea for lt!SS than $110,000
Condo lft Costa Mesa Jacum. 897 0321. 968-337 1 owne r!>h1p. What are you SU .... SHl.._.EY waiting for -Call! 897-0321. " "
, <>c...Vlew
$96.500
Hard to (ind one story condo
• w /2 bdrm + den, 2 ba
w/comm pool, jacuzzi &
sauna. Walk to the beach. Our
exclu1nv1 .. l"irst time on markl'l. s.10 li!l<H.
T uriteroc:k leouty .. Lvly & :.pat 1ous 4 bdrms with
large family rm plus hul(e
bonus room. 3 car gur11ge.
Largl!st Hroadmoor model.
' Decorator wallpaper &
drapes. Xlnt condition. Seller
transferred. His los:s • your
gain! 54G-8944.
&ecutl••
Near new ~n~ executive
home w .. 1 hdrms, 3 baths,
new t ph. r~t m drps. Sunken
hv rm & fmly rm. Frml din
r m. A ppra1sed at SI 25.000.
Bar k up offers soltclled.
5-111H~11
Clean & btfl 3 bdrm unit. "W w·~ y •• Atrium patio. Pool & tenn11 • ~ °" Up~raded thruouL IC you're As a neighbor m this nt or Lay Days
fussy 4' demand the beat, n_ew 3 bdrm, ZOxZO fmJy You can enjoy in this s uper Let~ Do If
don't walll Phone today I ~t~~.en p=rme'x~~:1;ou sharp 4 bdrm 2 story only 4 Yes, thtS ls a duplex & sharp.
545·949L 89~ 0~f. · yrs old & better than new. lo good area. Owner occupied
· SelJer has purchased a new on both sides ao you know it's
ff•fll"IJf-CalllHtnf.. •'Dolt.. home. Must see this to good.968-3371.
$4l.7 SO!! Call now -Probably best boy appreciate. 89'1-032.1..
Move In condition. Mo1t in the heart or Huntington
desirable ~ bdrm end unit. Beach. 3 bdrm, 2 bath,
Good area. Look today then surrounded by huge pine
submit your F!iA offer! Low tre e 's yet only $74,!IOO. down payment. 545·9491. 897.0321.
PoolHOIM-HoYouC•'t
No. Cotto Mncr Tell just by driving by -But Exceptional pride of let us show you this btllly
ownership. Fantastic bonus decorated 3 bdrm home le the
rmw/frplcln2ndmstrbdrm. Jge pool w/its auto pool
Plus 3 generous sized bdrms. sweep. Can't beat $85,000
Custom lcfdney shapN pool. price. 89'1-032L Call now! Won't last. 545-9'91.
5
WESTMINSTER
Adults Only
Just great two bdrm condo
(or II!:;!. than' $50,000 w/no
• kids. Owner wilt help on
~~ closing cosls. CaJI JJOw. I Wl/fl/9Q le A.aucll! 968-3371.
II you saw thJs Dutch clean 3
bdrm 2 bath home & didn't
buy! Lgc liv rm & dm area !
Loads of lvly wood paneling• Bargain! $62,500! Count~ysized kit c h e n Fresh pamtl Clean 3 bdrm
w/eating areal X l11t home. New tile floors in
oeigbborhood! As kiDi kitchen & balhs, New roof!
'58,SOOJ CallnowU9U6U. Don't hesitate! Phone today ti
FHA· VA terms tool ~949L
loodacl?71
You'll explode when you see Mint COltditioa Squeeu TM Seller Lhis elegant 3 bdrm + 2 batb
Sharp clean 3 bdrm home. And you may get SS. Yes, he hom e ! Charming l1 v rm
Move in condition. Insulated has purchased another & w/huge frplc! Spacious mstr
attic. Submit your FHA or VA can't afford both. Super 3 bdrm & ba suite! Private
offer today! 545-9491. bdrm Presuge Beachwalk courtyrd entry! Dazzling pool
GARDEN GROVE
You Got That RICJht!!!
w/bonus rm for $129,000. w/jacui1i' Shake roof ' AAA
4 Units -Hew Ustiftg 968·3371. • area! Ai.king $105.000! Hurry! CDM-41d+Rental Fc:i u r uni t s. in a g ood · . Call now1 ss.J 061 1.
Charming Cape Cod retreat neighborhood in Costa Mesa. Mo•e Ric:iM ht
This spacious mobHe home is
the mo~t outstanding bargain
in Ora nj!e Co. f'ormerly a
bllrm converted to 2 bug
bdrm!>! f 'antastic fmly park
w /sparkling po o l
clubhouse! Asking $14,000!
Call today l SM·06U.
with 4 spacious bdrms 3 Near schools & shoppin g. rnto this btfi 4 bdrm S & S
baths, plus J bdrm rental Jnit Great mv~tment. Act no~ new hoi:ne. Owner will sell. for
or mother-in·law quarters. before thus one is sold. less pr1co builder is askmg. This~ la Stucco!!
Heat prid(• o.f ownership 545·9491. 968·3371. lut You WOft't le
property. Just listed. 541>-8944. If .,. .. .... ~ ,,. ,. !I • -....... 5..__ 1 "iftlJ •• nere-•• Goi!Ma 1ananosn1 ,.,,.. .-ee.
He'd want to buy this ele1ant Trying to t'i'nd 8 home you can roomy bdrms & 2 balhs ! N•woorf HttaMs C...._. 3 bdrm 2 ba es tale in afford! This dellghtluJ3 bdrm Newly decorated liv rm
Highfy upgraaed beauty w /3 exclusive Mesa Verde l home is for you! Charming w/frpl.c!Crpt.s&drpslbruout!
spacious bdrms, 2 baths, & Spacious llv rm & dln rm liv rm w/Crplc! Cozy kitchen Dauhn~ pool! Lv~y stone
modern kitchen for the ladles w /vaulted ceiling's & frplc! w /blt·in range & oven + water£ all I Xlnt location close
delight, Pool sized yard & Eoormous lml.Y rm! Private nook 1 Terrific location t to abopping center! Aaking access for boat or trailer. ms tr bdrm . & ba s uite I Asking '66.500. Hurry! Call 164,900 (Of" quick sale -Call
STANTON ·
Owhsthy
540-8944. Gard e n atriumt AaklDI now! 894-0SU. now! 894·08U. $98,900. Call now. 89'·0611.
Under Appraised Value
This super s bdrm townhous
In xlnt area lS only SSS,900.
Submit all offers. 968-3371..
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RED CARPET~
ALL TYPES OF HOMES, CONDOS &
INVESTMENT PROPERTY
· Available Throughout Orange County
$50,000 to $500,000
HUHT1NGTOH IEACH -La Questa's finest
Monterey plan. 3 Br with lots ol bookshelves &
' paneling. $92,950
IRYIHE -Jrvlno Grove's "Aspen° model with
extra large lot. 3 Br & Cam rm. Sll3,500 Fee.
UGUHA HIU.S -Fantastic view of city
lights. Only 4 mooths new. $74,900 includes your
choice of drapes.
SAHTA AHA -4 Br with pooL No down to
VETS. ~.500
• IEOUCED -$10,000 -BeauUful 3 Br le lam rm. tn Irvine on Fee land. $105,000
IHYESTORS -3 Units on Jl..4 Jot ln prime
East.!llde C.M.
MEWrotn' HEIGHTS REMTAL -3 Br +
den. COmpleteJJ new. $375 mo.
. 645-3474.
NEWPORT HEIGHTs-$130,000
Jus t reduced $5,000! Completely
r emodeled Newport Heights charmer!
Excellent location. 3 Bdrms. plus
family room. Large bay window &
stained glass too! Room for RV or
pool too! Call today for private
showing.
TURTuROCK-S I Ji.900
Delightful Plan 4-Broadmoor
Turtlerock. Secluded atrium, formal
dining room. family room, 4
Bdrm&--2¥.a bath. Private patio plus
barbecue. This is a decorator's
bargain-«>ee it! Only $132,900. Call
fast!
WOODlllDGE-S 119.900
A Briarwood p'atio home. Gorgeous
Italian tile entry. 4 Bdrms.. family
room & dining room. Hideaway
mas ter suite w/all mirrored
wardrobe. Vacant & waiting! Short
walk to lake. Take advantage -call now!
MODEL TOWNHOME
Immaculate model-like townhome!
Prime location. Secured community. 3
Bdnns. Family room. Formal dining.
Gorgeously upgraded! Just $105,500.
Pool + spa tool Call today.
HOME+ UMl1-$17S,000
Perfect for owner-user. Corona del
Mar! 3 Bdrm. home -+ a 2 bath &
de~ unit. Great income. Call now.
ORAMGI Tlll-$56. 900!
Superb p·1an 3 condominium in
beautiful Oranfet.ree-lrvinel Prime
location in the complex. Overlooks
lagoon & pool. Many upgrades. -Perteet aiqles pad. Call fast.
HOMES WORTH SEEING!
OPEH SAT./SUH.
LARGE 4 IR (2400 FTJ
This is a very special home on a quiet
<.·ul de sac street; newly carpeted &
freshly painted & wallpapered; the
greenhouse & rear planting beds will
be appealing to the home gardener.
$1451000. 363 .Vista Baya (off Tustin
Ave .• between 22nd & 23rd Street ).
Open Sun. 1·5
HAllOR VIEW HOMES
Sharp 3 bdrm., 2 baths + formal
dining rm. Side gate will permit
storage of boat, trailer, RV of any
kind. $135,000 is at the bottom of the current price range for this area,
including the land. View of night
lights. 1806 Port Taggart. Open Sat. &
Sun.1·5
ANOTHa LOV&Y HOME
This is the same Monaco Model as
above, in top condition & freshly
decorated & landscaped. $139,500. 194.2
Port Cardigan. Open Sun. l ·S
MIW USTINGt
Woodbridge Villa~e townhouse! 3
bdrms., country kitchen, upgraded
end l01it in best location. At the low
price of $71,900, thls won't last!
SI0,000 IEDUCTIOH
This New England s tyle 3 bdrm. home
is one of the loveliest in Corona del
Mar, located only 4 doors from
Newport's bes t beach, the whole
boating picture & ocean breezes.
Custom built l~ years ago, with
cathedral ceilings, formal dl.nlng rm.
& a nice kltchen eating area. Shown by app•t. ,
Breakfast room+ 4 BR.
Cor lot. College Park.
$88,500.
PatC ....... I
Realtor
548-9607
ILUFfS
&id unit. X-Plau. Tennis
Villa former model.
Spacious 3 BR, 2~ ba.,
lam. rm., form. din.
Wide greenbelt. $131.500.
Ha.&el.DOWD
REALTOR 644-0134.
Jbr, lge fncd yd, close to
shopplflg.etc.159,500 • .All
terms. JV 631..()900
OPEN SUNDAY l ·SPM
Executive, Mesa Verde,
beautiful <& Br im·
maculate home. $119,900.
At). 536-1484 ;546-ISM
FOR THE
HOME GOURMET
Newport Heichts, ooly
$100,000. Agt, 546--0351
IACKIAY
HEATED POOL
$81,900
'Three bedroom Newport
Riviera two story. Huge
dilling room or family
room. Gigantic patio.
Walk to private tenoJs
courts. Call 846-447'1. ~ KE:Y . -· .
\IEJZll RE:ALTORS~.
•Jt''PLAN
4IOIM + ,
a home planned for a
tam.Uy with all the space
needed. BeauWuJ color
feeUnl + est.ra amenities. Priced rlgbl
at $87.900. 3209 Dakota,
C.l'tf. Open Sunday 1-5
400LU* .. fGllU
C.M. d@f#h MW
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FIMll HOMES
FIOM SJt,100 TO $1.I00.000
IST 'ftMI SHOW1Me
SUM. a .. s P.M. Charming. cared for
home on Y.J ac. cul-de·sac set.On,. a
'BRs, cozy family rm, full dinin1
rm, fireplace, Ft'ench doors to
trf)e·s hade d -patio. Prlvacy
+convenience. $124,500. 2t01 ,.,.
LH. <off Irvine on Anniversary Ln).
(J~60)
HEW"Pa.T SUCH CONDO
••Prime location " -walk to
WestcliCf Plaza! ''Like-new" w/2
spacious BRs, 2 baths , dining rm,
fireplace, 22' living rm & private
patio. Pool. Offered at $81,500. OPEH
SUH. l ·S P.M. 1242 IUTLAHD RD.
(J -61)
HillOll VllW PA.L&tMO '* * SUPER LOCATION'! 2·story w /cathedral ceilings, 4 BRs & lg.
t amily room -near school, park &
comm. pool. $169,500.
•• VIEW! Mountains & city lights!
2 story w /4 BRs, 2 fireplaces,
familY rm w/wet bar, lg. wooden
deck & 2. balconies. $178.900. Joyce
Edlund ~-823S.. (J-62)
IMMACUL4TE PLAN l IROADMOC>a
Warm earth tones enhance this
home in desirable guard-gated
community. Plenty of privacy
w /separate master su.ite, children's
wing & maid's quarters. Other
amenities inc l. high beamed
ceilings. 3 brk fireplac~, prof.
landscaping, pool & Jacuzzi,
$425,000. Lynne Valentino 644-6200.
(J--63)
MADOR JSLANO ·
Private beach, manicured lawn +
{>ier & slip. Lg. used brick fatio & entertaining area. C asstc
contemporary -oiled-teak
paneling -hdwd floors -2 brk
fireplaces -formal dining -3 BRs
(entire 2nd floor in master suite) -
smaJl den -unequaUed quality +
spect acular design. Beverly Morphy 642-8235. (J-64)
POOi. HOME OM HUGI LOT
Beautifully -Oecorated custom home
f e aturing new cpts, window
coverinis & decorator papers.
Located on approx. ¥.i acre w /Jg.
fenced p ool. Private beaches.
$237 ,000, Martha Macnab 642·8235.
(J-65)
PRIME UDO C>FFE0G
Terrific family home on double Joli
8 BRs, study + family rm. tennis
court, clubhouse & pri•ate beaeh
just steps from your door. Lg. brick
patio; p la y house; separate
children's wings. Offered at
$469,500. Lynne Valentine 644-GOO.
(J-66)
Hat HEARTS DfSIRE
Will b e more than filled w /this
outstanding 4 BR Cape Hom w/180
degree "sailboats & sunsets'' view •
Formal dining, fireplace in living &
family rms. Pool, jacuzzi, fountain
& garden patios. $l24,500. Jeri Hunt
642-823.5. (J.67)
PAHOUMIC OCEAM VIEW
B eautiful l ·story, 4 BR1 family rm,
formal dining rm resLdence prof.
decorated in "eartb tones".
Secluded entry courtyard w /pool +
3 private beaches nearby. Appt..
only. Donna Godshall 644-6200.
(J-68)
IE READY FOR SUMMER
Newport Shores Beach home close
to comm. pool & tennis. 3 BRs +
den & 2 brk patios .•. aU ready for
you! Appt. only. Dona Chichester
~(J~)
COROMA Da MAR
3700 sq.ft. custom, quality built
wood & glass home under
construction So. of Hwy. 2-story, 5
BR, 4 bath w /3 patios, sauna,
jacuzzi, walk-in closets & 3-car
garage. $395,000. Lynne ValenUne
644-6200. (J-70)
CATALINA VIEW
Hawaiian-style home situated tn
beautiful Cameo Shores, just steps
to private beaches. 4 or 5 BRs,
formal dining + lovely free.flow
pool. A magnificent property
offered at $3291900. Donna Godshall
6"-6200. (J-71)
UYROMT TOWHHOME
Beautifully decorated w/lg.
spacious rooms. 30' living rm w /fpl
opening to l g. terrace on Lido
Turning Basin. Handsome master
BR overlooks patio & fountain.
$425,000. Lynne Valentine 644-6200.
(J·72)
. MOMACO
Too many am·enities to Jist !
Immaculate w /Dew cpts & drps +
decorator wallpapers. L<>vely
garden w/.Japanese PJne & Bonsal
trees. flM.500. Appt. only. Lynne
Valentine 6"-6200. (J-73)
..U-et.JJ uwtOO
911 ~ Drlw H•bOr vi.w C.nttr
t~lne at a"""" Valley Cllnttl" 752;.1414
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llAL ESTATE nORSSIOMALS
CHAM OF THI Clot'
Hunt 'Harbour -17001 Malta H{.
Deane
$157,500
20742 Farnsworth HB,
$120,000
Deane -8211 Munster HS. $69,500
Fashion Shrs -21111 Richrnond HB.
$119,500
Sea wind 20881 Queens Park HB,
$109,900
Six Plex 412 15th, HB, $240,000
22 UniL'i -415 15th, HB. $775,000
Park Place 21211 Poston HR,
$122,900
W.M 10481 Dover. W!\1, S76.000
W.M. -5811 Camphor. WM, $79,900
FV -9761 LaTierra, FV, $132,900
FV -9798 LaTierra. FV. $125,000
Santa Ana 2525 Chandler . SA.
$98,500
963-8377
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LINDA ISLE MAMSIOM
Custom 5 Bdrm. mansion with 113 feet
or fronta~c on the water! Large boat
s lip loo! Paso llobles stone & natural
walnut spiral staircase Formal
dining room . 2 wet bars Soda
fountain Billiards room. Separate
maid 's qu.arters . Truly an
entertainer's delight Gorgeous
custom swimming pool loo Call for
private showing.
752-1700
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~ESTATERS
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Open Houses Sat. & Sun. 1-5,.m.
1l1 Topaz $24 ,500
224 Opal $291,000
3 17 Ruby $219,500
HEW LISTING
ON IALIOA ISi.AHO • $265,000
• • •Prinw ~ A•ett~ location wifft
loads of foot troffic. Property inc:l•s
two retail stor.1, plus a 3 Mdroom Ir
large boftus room unit that catt be
residential incOtM wtit tw o suit. of
offius for professional ser•icH OR? A
really special offering and CJGrOIJI' spou
comes with it!
IA YFROHT ourLEX $450,000
Ownn will exchange or Hll this
fantastic property. Two s~at• homes
fully ..,.lhed. L~ 3 bedrOOM home
and 2 bedroom unit. Pa•lll°" VIEW.
Oftshore MOOrinq a.all.
QUALITY COHSTRUCTIOM $298,000
Leaded wlr,dows, brick. beams aftd
warmth. l bedroom. fam. r1n. aftd
separate one bed. unit.
ESPECIAU. Y LARGE $219,500
Two sepaiate wtits. Worm 4 bed. home
and 2 bed. rental. Two patios.
IMCOME OPPORTUNITY $247,500
CharmincJ 3 bedroom + fam.nn. home
•d 2 bed. rental. ,
ISUMD conAGE $169,500
S•ny & bright 3 bedroom home 'Wtth
fONnaC clMncJ room and private patio.
Just enough yard to plant yow pan1le1
behh'd tt.. picket fettce! T1'ls home
offen the opportunity to paiftt, carpet
and wallpapet -ftwft you11 han a doll
h0tise!
COltHER DUPLEX Sl69,000
Drive by 620 & 620'h Acacia 9'd cit.ck
this SfMCl9 -.iex now occuple-d by
httcmh. FfoOftt unit Is 2 bedrooms: back
W1it Is 2 bedroom1, deft 9'd pri•ah
patio. Showtt by oppointmettt.
HEAR SO. IA YFltOHT $228,725
0.. LlttW Island (ult steps to the wahr.
40X80 ft. lot wftft a small "lmpro•ltMftt"
°"it!
CHARMING CAPE COD $235,000
Pride of owHrshlp ho•..e with 3
Ndrow Clltd 2 bedroom GfM1i l11•t.
1.aetifulfy MOlatoi .. M wltt. H CISCMt•d
rental record. Own.r wlll ••II on .............
APOLEHA D&WLU S.275,000
lahnsH.q 3 bedroom unit witt. I09'ilMJ
two-story Ii ... roo.n I. 'GI? dlftlftcJ
roOM. lncluchs a cosy bac-.. unff ....... al-.p ,......
LARGI WATBNONT HOMf
$449,000 ..... , ...... --t ............... of posslltllltletf T 11 Ito•• t..1 I
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TAYLOR CO.
HLA l. T<J t{S .. 111l·• • 1 H·Hj
UMDA ISU MASTaPIECE
Tip of the island with 113' frontage on
the big bay' Spectacular water view
from most rooms Approx 6,900 sq ft
nrrers the uJtimate in luxury 1J ving.
F'inest of construction with
hand·C<Lrved woods. imported stone.
tile & marble. 5 Bcdrms suites. formal
dinjng rm, fam rm. den. recreallon
rm, elevator, sauna. dramatic pool &
jacuzzi. Sl,375,000 including the land.
Call for Appointment
llG CYH HEW TOWHHOME $140,000
Beautiful "Oak crest'' model w /large
living rm & formal dmmg 2 Bdrms, 2
baths & bright sunny kitchen. Pool.
Jac:uui & tennis c·ts . Sec. gale.
38 S£"4 ISLAND DRIVE SAT/SUN 1·5
IJamborcc Entrance>
HEW TOWHHOME FOR LEASE
Beautiful Big Cyn location! At end of
enclosed courtyard with waterfall 2
Bedrooms. den & dining room -all
overlooking the pool. Cptd & draped.
Tennis cl'>. pool & jacuzzi $750 Mo
CSec Broker 38 Sea Island l
BEAUTIFUL CAMEO SHORES
Fantastic ocean & sunset view from
this 3 BR 4 bath home. Den w/wet
bar. scp dining rm & huge livin~ rm
Pnvacy m patio. lovely pool. Loeated
on 00(' or better streets $310.000
4525 CA.MDEH DRIVE SAT/SUM 1-S
CAMEO HIGHLANDS SI 79,500
\'1cw of ocean & hills~ A delightful
are<.1 quiet la vrng yet close to
s hopping. Sec this great family home
w 4 bdrms. fam rm, formal dining +
bonus rm. Private front court.yd for
t'nlertaining. 3 Private beaches
4501 SURREY DRIVE SAT/SUH 12·4
IA.LIOA ~SI.AND $189,500
Glowing corner fireplace in the
('harmin~ living room of this 3 bdrm 3
hath home. Sunnv study or sewing rm
off upstairs master suite Lge dbl
garage. Short walk lo heach & shops.
20 I PEARL AVENUE SUN I .5
THE ILUFfS~MD UHIT ~EASE
Sp:.H·wu~ custom11C'd c:ondominium m
newest section of the Bluffs . 2 Lge
hdrms. dt•n with firepl. formal dining
rm + 21\:i baths Decorator pC:tpers.
cptng & drapes A C S800 Mo
2921 Pata.A S.AT/SUH 1·5
WESLEY H. TAYLOR CO., REAL TORS
21 11 San Jooquin Hlft1 Road
NEWPORT CENTER, H.I . 644-49 I 0
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REAL TORS 640-5711
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PRESENTS
• Big Canyon Golf Course Estate
Thl' utt1matl' in 11\.in!t luxury on
nearly 1 ~· ac. lot. F:ntcr parking court
thru remote control #'(ates for privacy
& sceunty. Marvel at ne<1rly 7000 sq.
ft home ideally designed and
de('orntt•d for form~I entertaining, yet
h<Js a rory den for rclaxin.I!. a
separate game room 1wet bar J9f
('asual parties. spectacular fr<'P fnrm
pool /jacuzzi and separate pool house
tor wet fun . 5 huge bedrooms. 5 12
baths. breakfast nook. <tnd of course
an exercise room.
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* "LEGEND" The dramatic l·bdrm.
& den condominium located near
the water in beautiful Bayside
Cove. Newport Beach's s martest
new community. Pool, jacuzzi &
private beach. $225.000. By app't.
"SOUTHPORT" A truly beautiful 4
bdrm .. family & bonus rm. home.
high on Spyglass Hill. Breathtaking
grounds featuring lush landscaping,
pool & jacuzzi. ll 's your dream
come true! $338,500. 1-~ee. By app't.
"DEAUVJLLE" The award winnin«
Deane 2·story 4 bdrm . in
prestigious Big Canyon.
Sensationally located on the 10th
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*' We invite your calls regarding our
prime listings for sale & lease in
Big Canyon, lrvlne Ii Costa Mesa.
HOMES OPEN I ·5 T1ris Aft• llOOft
UH19UE IM HAltlOR VIEW HILLS
l<'anta~tic night and day view. 3
bedroom . vacant . perfect cond.
$284,750. Sec Bonnie Barrington at
2921 Pebble Drive.
UMIQUE IM NEWPORT H!l~HTS ·-3
bdrm. pool, leaded glass. lge lot, only
$138,500. See Sandy Zook (owner /agt. >
at 538 Redlands.
UMl9UE IN CORONA DEL MAR -
Shingled 2 bdrm, l bath cottage plus
detached 1 bdrm inc. unit, $145.000.
See JoAnne Perkins at 513 Jasmine.
UMIQUE O~ LIDO ISLE Charming.
1·ourtyard entry. sunny J bdrm. See
Alison Stevens al 217 Via Firenze.
UMl9UE IH SEAVIEW -Port Royal.
great view. lowest price $255,000. See
Kay Glavas al 2101 Yacht Grayling.
UHl9UE lH OLD CDM · 2 bdrm, 2 bath
cottage, totally remodeled, only
$120.000. See Dottie Johnson at 412
Ha Lei.
UMIQUE IH WIESTCLIFf -4 bdrms, Jge
lot, like new home. $175,000. See Jane
Paquin at 1601 Dorothy Lane.
UHl9UE IH HARIOR VIEW HILLS -
Spacious 3 bdrm and den, Unique
floor plan for living and entertaining,
views. see Barbara Frame at 1038 Sea
Lane. bring $180,000
UH19UE IM THE BLUFFS -vacant.
J.{rec nbclt view. 3 bdrm or 2 + den,
now only $142.500 See John Curtis at
2907 Perla.
UHl9UE IH CA.MEO SHORES ·-80xl60
lot. 3 bdrm, colorful comfort. palatial.
only $228.500. See Vergilene Hull at
4515 Hampden Road.
UHl9UE IH OLD CORONA DEL MAR ·-
small but neat house, rear of R-1 lot.
excellent for bldg. Now $126,500. See
Marilyn Hodges at 314 Marigold.
UHl9UE IH EMERALD IA l' -4000 sq. ft ,
4 bdrm. S450,000. incredible views.
wine cellar. See J .J . Clark at 1409
.Emerald Bay. <Phone 675-6000 for
entry)
UNl9UE IH OLD CORONA DEL MAR ·-
Wood, glass and charm. 3 bdrm. 2
bath. New listing at $163,900. See
Ralph Wakefield at 709 Narcissus.
REALTORS'
1111 Nr('f,H Pf OP LI S~ lllNG Tit[ Nf 11 fES T llOMf <,
CORONA DEL MAR. 675-6000
MESA VERDE. 546·5990 • CALL US
General I 002 &....,.al I 002 ......•..........•..... ··••·•······•····•·····
COME RAIN, COME SHIME
But come'. To our weekend open
houses
314 PROSPECT Newport Shores; 3 BR
home Wlth lovely atrium outlook from
dining rm .. 2·slory A-frame: lge. patio
off mslr. Sun. 1·5. $107 ,000
238 62nd ST. Newport Shores; Walk to
beach; 2 BR with fam. rm., Spanish
tile entry, natural wood, jacuzzi, new
dishwshr. & range w /dbl. oven. Sat.
1·5. $112,000
3205 W. IALIOA N.B. Fantastic.
nearly new 3 BR, some view, steps to
ocean. Super buy at $149,500. Sat/Sun
1-5.
152 I KIHGS ltD., Npt. Heights ;
spectacular view of harbor & ocean .
like new 3 BR. jacuzri, deck. sheltered
patio. $265.000. Sat/Sun. l·5
CALL TO SEE
, '73-to•o oa 645-7&75
LIDO SANDS Cha rming 2 BR. +study .
2 ba. Ou tstan din g landscapi ng:
Corning cooktop, trash compactor.
Near beach. Only $135,000
WIST ..wPOltT duplox, 3 doors from
ocean · 3 Bil, 2 b~. each unit.
Furnished. View from upper. J u.Jt
listod, $199,900 Ind. land.
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SANTA AMA
HEIGHTS
ON nJE GOLF COURSf:
Big 2 st.ory. 5 br <'"
ecut1 \'e bome. loadt•d
Wtlh exlrllli lllld i.ntitiut•
clwrm. $150.0011
EXCELLENT ron:N
TIAl..-1 story t br. fum
rm home on u lari:c lol
w1lh lob ol' fruit lt\'t':I
Sll6.000
VU;W :JBr hom e
beautiful pool ·•1'd .a
great view o( the upper Back Bil> ureu $115.000 • STARTER HOME-a br.
hardwood fl0tm. luthu &
plaster 65 x JM lol and a
gr11llt locuuon $74.900.
FULLER 9'UL TY
Ctl546-0l14
HEWEHGLAMO
LUXURY
Eleg11n1 living' Quiet
~le IJarrell f<t1aft'J
pn~eni6
CORONA DEL MAR WATERFRONT
Situated on n rise of land directly over
its own beach & w1lh a panoramic
ocean VLew. this beautiful home 1s
designed lo enjoy Southern California
to at 's fullest. The interior has been
arranged for p.rlvacy & convenience
a trio of bdrms & baths + maids
room & bath. T h.e large patio with
pool is secluded in a tropical setting
for swimming & sun. by appt.
642-5200
PET BARREll REALTY
.. 10(•' 'At• .... t1 ! H 1·1,.,,
~~,.._ ~t14i 1,..1 ! f:h:t1h.T1
prestige area. 4 Bdrms. J ,~-~--• I OOJ bath cathedral reil11\1? GeMrol 1002 ~~
I • I ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1v.ng room w l'oty.
stone f1replal'e1 formal •
dining room 1 Col'ktoil 'II
teJTace! s~c1ous family Coldwell Banker room w/lavtsh wet bar! Convenient RV arce1i:1 I ~I ~rlENllAl 01..>Ql(l QAGf COMPANY
Shown by appt Cali.
645-0303 A. REAL HARIOR VIEW
-
Fresh & clean everywhere. New
carpets. new paint in & out. a great
open feeling to this 4 bedroom. ?.V'l
bath homl' with a great view, ror
HACH VALUES
5 Bdrm Peninsula Pt
Steps to beach $19'7 .~
Newer Ot·t'u n '1t•.,.•
duplex . Dan.a f'I
$149,500
5 Bdrm • Corona
Highlands $167 .500.
private beach/ World
Wide Brokers 673-4545
PRICE REDUCTION
$5,000.VACAHT
Pul 5 cors in the garage + workshop. 4 bdrm. 2
baths, + 20X20 den on
big lot. 1n good
neighborhood Mu:.l lieU
fai.l for only S64 9-00
Call·
sconREALTY
536-7533
REDUCED!
MESA WOODS-CM
<Amer fenced lot. 38r, fal'1} nn. 2 baths Very
Sharp Home One of
CM's finest areas Owner
is very anxious. Askmg
$89,000CALL US NOW!
Newport Pier Realty
aaat:amlilllll~ll
2005 Balboa Blvd.
Newport Bch. 673·20 58
•TWO HOMES •
Live in one, rent the
other! New 3 bdrm .. 21·2
b3 . !rplc. PLUS charm·
mg. upgruded 2 bdrm.
home. Close to beach,
shopping & bus. $220,000
CU.I. 0 Ah -141~ ~
"'tH 'lt•port Po\I OHie•
HUMTIMGTOM ICH
2Br, 1\AJ bath, all adult
Condo $57 ,500
MISSION VIEJO
Casta del Sol, ii!Br+den
w/wetbar. $88,000
IRYIME/Wooclbridge
Bis~ay Mdl. 4 Br .. den,
ram nn,$159.950
andCULVERDALE
4 Br. (am rm. l Vear pro-
tection plan. ~.soo
FOUMT AIM VALLEY
3 Bdrm. l!lf• balh. VA &
FHA terms. $75,900
HERIBT HAWKINS
Rl.T1lS 979-8 I 00
IAYCREST
Immaculate 3 Br & den,
2h Ba. lge k1lchen. cor.
ner fplc. recently cpt'd.
beaut. yard $138.SOO.
Open Sat/Sun l·S 2100
Highland Dr. NB.
Burr W hit~ R~all~r 1
2901 Newport 131,,<1 N B
(71.J) 675-4630
OP&eHOUSI
SUM 12·5
11.AUrt HYOND
COMPARE
GOlt~IOUS llr
21/JIA
Completely furnisht.'<1. •-.
mile from beach ·
$.Laguna S bdrms. w /O·
cean vie w!> Pool,
jacuni, wet bar Lee
Perrin. 714/~
$229.950
OPEN 1-5 125 I SURR.IHi
COUNTRY IN COROMA DEL MAR
1'h1s lovely home sit uated m a
t•ountry selling with everything
vour familv needs. 4 bedrooms. 3
baths with ·a great bonus room. all
for $259,000 with the land.
OPEN l ·S 1112 SAMDC~STU
THE VIEW FtlOM THI TOP
In beautiful Turtle Rock President
Homes. A fabuJous plan SO with 3
bedrooms plus family and dining
rooms. All large rooms plus a large
pnvale yard. on the top of the hill.
A very rare opportunity at $230,000.
OPEN 1-5 19131 WOODFORD TEIUl.
THE MOST IM A MONACO
An exclusive presentation for the
discriminating couple or bachelor. 2
Bedrooms. Deq. Dining Rm. on a
c·orner lot. w /decking. jacuzzi and
trees for privacy. $145,000 Fee.
O,EH 1·4 1982 r-oaT LOCICSUIGH
llG CANYON-TOP
GOLF COURSE VIEW
2 DR. Greenbriar in prime location
close to tennis. pool & jacuzzi.
La rl!C enclosed front patio, 2
ba I conies on the view side. Formal
Din Rm .. Wet Bar. Fireplace.
Large Master Suite. $174.500
including lhe land.
OPEH I ·5 #42 CANYON ISLAND
OLD CORONA DEL MAR
Fihely crafted contemporary with
extensive custom use of wood &
s tone. 2 bedrooms. large adult
family room with wet bar.
swimming pool & g uest house. Easy
walk lo the beach. $225,000
IRVIHE TERRACE
A house with great potential! Sm all
view. fee lot in Prestigious
neighborhood. Formal dining room ,
family room with fireplace. Low
maintenanre yard. Sl75,000
O,EH I ·5 610 MALAIAR
IRVINE TERRACE
A perfect light. bright. perfect for a
couple home. on the best street in
the Terrace. 2 Bedrooms, 2 baths.
with et large family room with ice
maker & wet bar. Lots of room for
expansion $172,000
OPEM I ·5 1312 DOLPHIN TEltll.
DBJGHTFUl "DOLORES"
Bay view. mountain view. private
cul·de·sac location. 3 bedroom, 21h
bath. extra good parking, 2 patios,
sundeck. upgrades ~alore. Priced to
sell .•. $159.SOO.
OPIM 1-5 537 rt.A YA
ORIGINAL IWFFS-841> UNIT
On the widest greenbelt location,
offering privacy & Jots of home.
Large patios, balcony, etc .• all t he
splendor of the choice Bl uffs
properties. 3 bedrooms & a family
room, vacant & just wailing for a
happy family. $190,000.
OPEH I ·5 2132 VISTA DORADO
MEWPOIT CONDO
Newport Crest 2 story w/greenery
galore. 3 Bdrms. Upgraded carpets,
fixtures. decor. Astr o·tu r r
balconies. Seller leaving area.
Quick Sale. Priced at $1.25,500 fee.
OPEN 1·5 l2 WUJ>M>OSI CT.
IRIGH'r CMBltAI" COMK>
Nf)wpo1't Crest 3 bedroom with
tastefully decorated upar:adea.
Short walk to eommu.nlty pool and
niteJlt tennis. Low price Includes
the \and. $133.qlO Fee.
OPEM l..S #20 IAl10VINJ1
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TOSBJ.
Thia CDY DUPLKX
t:acb unll remodeled
with ru:1w paJot in/out
Cp~ 41 dt(>4, built-in
kftc*-z Bdrma, fn>le.t . Owner will carry 2nd. No
paymenl far 1st year.
Betta trurty ! sn 1.SOO
644-7270
~HERITAGE • • REALTORS
FtXB
$63,000
tHA·VA TERMS TOO!!
Handyman's special for ~e short on cash look.
for a great 3 bdrm
me. Step saver kitchen
arge yard. Don't miss
s one' C11ll today
&46-7171
~ij'EHIJ
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$54,950
HEAROCEAM!
Ptllared porch entry to
srac1ou~ 11 \ '"' al af. '°rdable price'!' 1 Rich
Wood decor !ilt'p .)cl\'Cr
kitchen w/walk·m pan·
{ry ! Enclosed patio
room. Spacious family
townbome offenng FHA f< GI terms' Won't last
Call 645-0303
F ORC:S T E
OLSON
·~' "• •-•ut.t•
JUST LISTED
Very desirable 3 bdrm ..
lam1ly rm. Plan I in best
lrea of Turtlerock .
Delightful terroced yard.
Inner atrium wtlh
tvalerfall. Close to pools
llenms.
I IAYSHORES
il..,.enlly redecorated 3 L'drm., 2 bo garden
flOtl\e. Beautifully ap·
pointed featurn lhruout.
Sult at last year's pnce.
IHVESTMEHT
~or starter home . .)harp
ruce 3 bdrm .. l 12 bath
ome : xlnt Gard en
Grove neighborhood.
Better hurry! $52, 750.
)O'l Down Shown by ~pp't
:C. F. Colesworthv
UAL TORS 640.0dO
{ OpenThis
•Weekend 1-5
l,ovely 4 bdrm .. fom. tin .. 21ii ba. hom('. The
bwners have juat
[
bed up1rading from
new crushed Hie roof
copper plumbing. This
a must see before de·
ding on anything else!
is111 MARIN E RS
l>RIVE. N.B
I °* * * '* harbor View Homes, 3
bdrm., 2 ba., fam. rm .•
tormal din. rm. Carmel
J'dodel. Extremel)' nice relghborbood. Extra
arge poolsiied lot.,
dscaped by Lloyd'•
I
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HOUSES FOR SALE
I l9100M
314 Mangold <Old Corona) CdM
615-6000 $126,500 SW\. only
Z ISIOOM
32471 Spyglass Crt. San Juan CaPo
496-7711 -SM,600 Sunday 1-4
•2101 So. Pacific: (Nr S.CstPlaza)CM
557-8351 $i7,000 Sat/Sun
••201 Canal (NwptShores) NB
642-5200 $148,Soo Sat/Sun 1·5
412 Hazel Ave. (Old Corona) CdM
675·6000 $120,000 Sat/Sun
106 -27th St., Newport Beacb
642·5200 $139,500 Sat/Sun l·S
706 Begonia, Corona del Mar
540-3666 $169,500 Sat/Sun l ·S
718 Malabar <Irv. Terr> CdM
673-8.550 $140,000 Sat/Sun l ·5
381 Costa Mesa, Costa Mesa
642·325.5 $11S9,200 Sat/Sun 1·5
• 1426 S. F1ower St .. Santa Ana
6-l2·325.5 Sunday 1·5
12Jl Miramar, Laguna Beach
642-3255 $112,000 Sunday 1·5
5 Landfall Ct., Newport Beach
646-7171 $125,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
4828 River, Newport Beach
646-7171 $125,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
332 Poinsettia. Corona del Mar
644-7211 $139,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
125 Vi a Yell a (Lido Isle) NB
640-5357 $219,500 Sun 12·5
#29 Tahoe, Peters Twnhm, Irvine
631 -2740 $116,900 Sunday 1-5
14931 Laurelgrove, lrvine
546-4141 $14,900 Sunday 1·5
70H Femleaf. Corona del Mar
ti44· 7211 $135,000 Sun 1 s
2 IR & FAM RM or DEH
:.N281 Tahoe Court. Laguna Niguel
496-7711 $99,500 Sunday 1-5
659 Ilolsana. Laguna Beach
4 94 -858.5 $283. 000 Sun 11-4
4271 Bridgeway (Grntree) Irvine
551·5238 $79,900 Sat/Sun 12·5
2501 Harbor View (HVH) CdM
646-7414 $229,500 fee Sa/Sn l·S
2907 Perla St. (Bluffs) N. B.
675-6000 $142,500 Sat/Sun
1312 Dolphin Terr. (lrvineTerr)CdM
644-1766 $172,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
lt2 Sparrowhawk, Woodbridge. Irv.
640-9900 ta9,200 Sunday 1·4
300 E . Cst Hwy <DeAnza Village) NB
6-12-8235 $50,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
4807 Surrey Dr, Corona del Mar
675-5511 $185,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1999 Tustin Ave., Costa Mesa
646-7171 $118,000 Sunday 1·5
!HO Rue Fountainbleau,BgCny,NB
646-3928 $249,900 Sat/Sun 1-5
2444 Vista Nobleza, The Bluffs, NB
631 ·1800 $157,500 Sunday 1·5
209 N ala. Bluffs, Newport Beach
631-1800 $157,500 Sunday l ·S
6211 Sierra Siena (T. Rock) Irvine
552-7500 $114,900 Sun. 12-4
•33 Silverwood {Deerfield) Irv.
552-6161 $80,000 Sunday l ·5
230 Prospect (NptShores) NB
646-7171 $105.000 Sunday 1·4
2 ta ~ FAM RM or DEN
Ir GUEST
2815 Broad St. (Nwpt Hts) NB
645-4829 $137,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
3 IEDROOM
361 Esther, Costa Mesa
642-1730 $99,500 Sat/Sun 12·4.
29382 Buckhaven, Nview. LagNgl
830-5050 $119,800 Sat/Sun 1·5
3005 Babb, Costa Mesa
894-5396 Sat/Sun 1-5
160 W. Mariposa, San Clemente
213/691-5331 -$89.950 Sat 1-5
2620 Riverside Dr., Costa Mesa
642-6368 $79,900 Sat/Sun 12-4
406 Plata. (Bluffs) Newport Bch
731-4911 $152,900 Sat/Sun 1·5
19 San Mateo Way <Spyglass) CdM
675·3411 Sat/Sun 1·5
442 Cambridge, Costa Mesa
540-1720 $102,500 Sat/Sun ·
2509 Carriage, Santa Ana
540-1720 $79,950 Sat/Sun
• 10710 Peony, Fountain Valley
540-1720 $84,500 Sat/Sun
2 Viejo (Rancho San Joaquin) Irv.
642-8235 $145,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
#50 Willow Tree, Irvine
752-1700 ~5,000 Sa 1·4/S 11·3
17751 San Doval, Huntington Bch
752-1700 $78,500 Sun 11·4
10131 Dervey Dr., Garden Grove
752-1700 $75,.000 Sun 12-5
•230 Lugonia (NptSbores)N.B.
646·3255 $109,790 Sun 1·5
304 Otero (Bluffs) NeWJ>OrtBeh
673-8550 $154.SOO Sun 1·5
314 Prospect (Newport Shores) NB
645-7575 $107,000 Sun.1-5
1521 Kings Rd. (Npt. Heiibts) NB
645-7575 $265,000 Sa.t/Sun 1-S
3205 w. Balboa, Newport Beach
645-7575 $149,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
808ViaLldoSoud, Lido D, N.B.
675·6670 S2681000 S\Dl. 1·5
#24 Sea Island Dr. CBig Canyon) NB
759Al501 $159,900 Sun l -5
29252 Ridieview Dr, La.runa Niguel
751·'3191/831.()295 SatJSun 1-5
17291 ~Ttle Terr .• lrv.
•538 Redlandl Ave. (Nptltatl) NB
675-6000 . llJ8.SOO Sat/Sun
451& ~ Rd.Cam.Shn.CdM 9l=~~Hann)~t/8\IJ1
.. ,500 SatlSai 1-S
ll08 PL Tauart (HVHoinll) N.8.
75NIU ,.,'.~000 W4km l·S 9?59~~~Jlalliij~1.S
J419Sirma (kvirieTerr)Cdlll 8'73·3863 ....., ..... 1.1·
4121 CorUIDd;C'ain . lllilm,QUI
MS-9181 J..8liUllJ!fi4 J·S • V Bl&ilfa,~aUicla -
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io1 Milford (Cameo Shores) CdM
673-4400 $269,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
• 1506 Irvine. Newport Beach
&46·7171 $130,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
• •21 BaJboa Coves. Newport Bch
752-1920 $250,000 Sunday 1·5
#20 Whitewater, Jasmine Crk,CdM
675-SSU $235,000 Sunday 1·5
223 Princeton, Costa Mesa
752-1920 $73.500 Sunday 1-5
1S32 La Loma. North Tustin
752-1920 $154.900 Sunday 1-5
• • 107 "A" St .. Balboa Island
631-1400 $265,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
535 Playa (The Bluffs) Npt. Beach
640·0020 $164,900 Sun.1-5
389 Flower, Costa Mesa
55 l ·2000 $79,950 Sun 10·4
323 WalnutSt. (NewportShrs)NB
675-4562 $100,000 Sun.1-4
1818 Port Abbey, Newport Beach
759-1501 $136,500 Sun 1-5
282 Princeton (College Park) CM
642-5200 $82,500 Sunday 1·5
217 Via Firenze (Lido Isle), NB
675-6000 $215.000 Sun. only
60 1 Narcissus. Corona cteL Mar
673-1181 $124,500 Sun. I to dusk
5404 River Ave .. Newport Bch
646·7711 Sat/Sun 1·5
i500 Margaret (Newport Hts> NB
646-7711 · Sat/Sun 1-5
424 Mendoza TerT Cor HJnds, CdM
646-7711 Sat/Sun 1·5
2020 Chico (Bluffs) N.B.
642-8235 $175,000 Sun 1-5
3382 Marigold Circle, Costa Mesa
642·8235 ~5.000 Sun 12:30-4 :30
240-B W. Carriage Drive, Santa Ana
642-8235 $58,900 Sun 1-5
2708 Cliff Drive, Newport Beach
152-7315 Sun 1-5
•324 Morning Star <Dover Sbrs) NB
642-8235 $495,000 Sun 1-5
l IR & FAM RM or D9'
2433 Littleton Pl. (Cambridge) CM
546-2222 $82,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
206 La Jolla Lane, Newport Beach
644 -6197 $210,000 Sunday 1-6
1833 Pt. Stanhope (HV Homes) NB
644 -1833 Sat/Sun 12·5
1475 Pacific Ave (Mii) Lag Bch
494-0570 ·$215,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
1312 Dover, Newport Beach
642-0758 $169,500 Sat/Sun 1 ·5
29261 Ballock, Laguna Niguel
830-5050 $120,000 Sat/Sun 1 ·5
25012 ReOejo, Mission Viejo
496-7711 $89,900 Sunday 1-5
2256 Colgate, Costa Mesa
898-7855 '79,000 Sunday 1·5
• 13732 Gershon Pl., No. Tustin
731-4911 $89,900 Sun 1-5
516 DeAnza, Corona del Mar
675-2311 $'207,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
32861 Buccaneer St., Dana Point
493-5859 $139,000 Sat/Sun 12-5
3209 S. Linda Way, Santa Ana
645-0303 $110,000 Sunday 1·5
418 St. Andrews Rd. (Npt. }lts.) NB
.6464463 $125,000 Sa 12-4; Sn 1-5
407 16th Place; Costa Mesa
673·4037 $117,000 Sat/Sun 12-4
1955 Pt. Locksleigb (HV Homes) NB
833-8600 $152,500 Sun 1-5
1201 Pembroke (Westcliff) NB
642·5200 $144,900 Sat/Sun l ·5
709 Narcissus (Old Corona) CdM
675-6000 $400,000 Sat/Sun
2001 Yacht Resolute (Seaview) N.B.
644-7383 $259,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1038 Sea Ln <Orig. HV Hills) CdM
675-6000 $180.000 Sat/Stm
2990 Country ClvDr,M.Verde.CM
673-8494 $119,500 Sun.1-S
302 Kings Rd. (Cliff Haven) NB
642-5200 $250.000 Sat/Sun l·S
436 Cambridge, Newport Hts, C.M.
540·3666 $109,900 Sat/Sun 1·5
10177 Clear River Crt. Fountain Vly
540·3666 $78,500 Sunday l·S
•Sil Kings Pl. (CllffHaven) NB
642·5200 $169,900 Sat/Sun 1·5
1920 Commodore (Baycrest) NB
642-5200 $192,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
5566 Aldershot, Westminster
640·9900 $75~900 Sunday 1-S.
2951 Catalpa <Eastblu!f) NB
673-8550 $194,000 • Sun 1-S
338 Royan (NptJUviera) CM
673·8550 $80~ Sun 12-4
14291 Riverton, Westminster
893-0573 Open Sat/Sun 12-4
9392 Corooet, Westminster
751-3191 Sat&Stm 12·5
#5 Wood Nymph, Irvine
673-8550 $100,500 Sat/Sun l ·S
535 Tustin (Npt Biti) Nwpt Beach
673·~ $130,000 Sat/Sun 1-S
2038 Aliso, Colt.a Mesa
548-9997 $1.U,000 Sunday l·S 101~ Ccmc<Jrd, Costa Mesa
546-2313 .,900 Sun l ·S
1791 Hummingbird, Costa Mesa
54&-231J Sl.29.000 Sat/Sm 1-$ 1112 Ktid!lra, Meaa Verde, C.M.
1514111 Sat/SQn 1~
201 Pearl AY81U8, Balboa Island
UI_, .... SGDt..S
.._ Ca.-tM Dl'-L. Cam.sliil.OOI
... -.... uuu • Satl&m.l~ 11aaa~Tm.,N:US.t.a 1,.a~ ~.BaJPan,!m ea 9111,000 SatJSm 1.a ·
~ Coolbroat (TurU8 RGU) lmDt
111-1'14 s.t1Siil1el
•~227 Donnie Rd (Upper Bay) Nli
642-8235 $169,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
47 Sycamore Creek, Turtle Rck, Irv
640-1812 $157,500 Sat/SWl 1·5
384 Mira Loma. Newport Beach
640-1812 $122,500 Sat/Sun l-5
1121 Oxford Ln. (Dover Shrs) NB
548-0391 $159,000 Sa~/SWl 12-5
1092 Santa Cruz, Costa Mesa
751-3191 Sunday 1·5
1114 Whitesa1ls <Harbor View) CdM
675-3411 Saturday 1·5
424 16th St., Costa Mesa
645-7221 $132,000 Sat/Sun 12 :30-5
22091 Comanche, Lake Forest
675-5.511 Sat & Sun 1-5
2132 Vista Dorado (The Bluffs) NB
644-1766 $190,000 Sat/SWl 1·5
2100 Hi~hland (Baycrest) NB
675-4630 $138,500 Sat /Sun 1-5
4102 Brisbane, Irvine
631-1400 $97,000 Sat/Sun l ·S
2021 Deborah Ln, Newport Beach
642-1965 $124,500 S/Sun/M 1·5
1847 Port Sheffield (HVHms) NB
540-9019 $145,900 Sun. 1·4
24682 Via San Fernando. Mission Vjo
644·4848 Sun. 1·5
•944 Azalea. Greenbrook, C.M.
548·9607 Sunday 1·5
1501 Lincoln Ln (Westcliff) NB
642-5200 $195,000 SWlday 1·5
2921 Pebble Dr. (HV Hills) C'dM
675-6000 $284,750 Sun. only
5811 Camphor, Westminster
894·5447 $79,900 Sun. l ·S
935 Tiller Wa y, Corona del Mar
675-2373 Sun. 1·5
•4600 Roxbury <CameoShrs) CdM
642·8235 $237 ,000 Sun 1-5
9 Dusky Wmg (Irvine Groves) Irv.
642-8235 $99,500 Sun 1·5
345 University D-6, Costa Mesa
642-8235 $92,500 Sun 1·5
61 Night Hawk (Woodbridge) Irv.
752-1414 $119,900 Sun 11 ·2
2907 HbrVuDr.,HVHills,CdM
644·6200 $315,000 :::iun l ·!>
4615 CortJand,Cam.H'lnds,CdM
644·6200 $154,000 Sun 1·5
143 W. Yale Loop, Wdbridge,lrv.
752·1414 $1.22,900 Sun 2·5
2901 Paper Ln,Aniv.Ests.~NB
642·8235 $124,500 Sun 1-5
8342 Lambert Dr., HunL Beach
546-5880 $89,900 Sunday 1·5
502 Vi sta Grande, Bluffs, NB •
979·8100 $142.000 Sunday 12-5
24396 Borrego Court, Lagun~ Niguel
646-3448 $123.900 Sun 1-5
2215 Golden, Newport Beach
540-1720 $118,500 Sunday
297 Hanover Dr. (College Pk) CM
646·7414 $83,950 Sun 12·4
l IR & FAM RM & GUEST HOUSE
415 Pirate Rd., Newport Beach
646-0931 $152,500 Sat/Sun 12·5
4 llDROOM .
2964 Bimini (Mesa Vcrdc)CM
644-7383 $89,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
359 Vista Madera (Blufls> Npt. Bcb.
673-4400 $1.59,500 Sun. 1-5
239 Colton, (Nwpt Shrs) N.B.
645·9161 $171,500 Sun. 11·4
363 Vista Baya, Costa Mesa
759-0811 $145,000 Sun 1·5
3209 Dakota, Costa Mesa
646-3255 $87,900 Sun 1·5
1940 High.land, Newport Beach
546-2313 $1.32,900 Sunday 1-5
2033 Sbipway (Baycrest) N .B.
642·8235 $210,000 Sat/Sun 1-4:30
4610 Dorchester,CamH'lnds,CdM
675-3411 $210,000 Sat/Sun l ·S
1436 Keyview (Harbor View) CdM
675-3411 $244,900 Sat/Sun 1-5
1056 Tulare, Costa Mesa
54().1720 $129,500 Sat/Sun
935 W Bay, Bal Penn, Balboa
675-5511 $350,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
205 Via Jucar, Lido Isle, Npt. Bch.
675-6259 $249,500 Daily 12·5
15271 Swallow, Westminster
898-785.5 $77,000 Sunday 1-5
l.9422 Harding Ln., Hunt Bch
963-4977 $13,900 Sat/Sun 1-5
209 Pearl, Balboa Island
640-5351 $275,000 Sat/Sun 12·5
205 ViaJucar (Lido Isle) N.B.
675-6259 $249,500 Sunday 12·5
19422 Harding Ln, Hunt'g Beach
963-C977 $74,900 Sunday 1·5
7305 Saddle Hills Trail, Orange
559-3344 Sunday 1 ·6
2900 Quedada, "Bluffs" Npt Beach
631·~ $143,500 Sunday 1·5
2919 Ellesmere (Mesa Verde) CM
546-1554 $119,900 Sun. l ·S
9 Monterey Clrc. (Spyglass)CdM
675-34U $125,000 Sunday 1·5
829 St. Clair (Mesa del Mar) CM
546-SSSO S92,500 Sunday 2-5
2050 Aliso (Eastside) CM
631-4719 $125,000 Sunl·S
4 • Ir FAM l.M .-DIM
19981 Cato, HunUngtoo Beach M.8-~ $lll,®O Satl&mJ.2..S •i. llarvale (Landmark> BB
968-4878 '9Z,900 Sat/Swl-4
•9'1S Denver Drive, Costa Mesa
M$-7a8 Sat/SUD 12·5 ..
llrfl Apple&, Fountain Valley
~785$ $1J7,000 Sat/Sun l·S
•1 San Soucl, HunUnaton Beach
IM·'1955 S1l)OO Sat.1$Wt l·S
a111 :YacbtDrive Dana Point
..
l5<Y7 Manners Or., Newport 8ch
833-8600 $132,SOO Sat/Sun 1-5
•21512 Camino Trebol, Lake Forest
640.sm Sat/Sun 12.s
967 Junipero Dr, Mesa del Mar, CM
556-2660 $U,900 Sat/Sun 1·5
20l91 Norcroft (Landmark) H.B.
640-6161 $ln,OOO Sat 3·S/Sun l ·S • 3293 N. Iowa St. (Mesa Verde) CM
979-423.5 $112,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
32 Drakes Bay tSpyglws> CdM
640.6161 $'275,000 Sal/Sun 1·5
52 Drakes Bay (Spyglass) CdM
640·6161 $259,000 Sat/Sun t-~
17 Rippling Stream (T.Roc:k) Irv.
552-7500 $192,soo Sat/Sun 1-5
• •502 Via Lido Nord <Lido Isle) NB
673-1020 SSS0,000 Sunday 1-5
123 Via Orvieto, Lide Isle, N.B.
548·63.13 $277,000 Sat/Sun 1·4
•2916 Redwood, Mesa Verde, C.M.
550·2660 $ro,500 Sunday 1·5
3652 Claremont <Culverdale) Jrv.
552-7500 $88.900 SIS 12 :30-4:30
• •lsal Bayside Dr., Newport Bcb
644-1766 ~5,ooo Sat/Sun l ·S
2101 Yacht Grayllng <Sea View) NB
675-6000 $25.5.000 Sat/Sun
15271 Swallow, Westminster
898-7~ $77.000 Sat/Sun l·S
X901 Stillwell, Huntington Beach
540·3666 $135,000 Sat/Sun 1-s
16671 Apple, Fountain Valley
898-785.5 $127,000 Sat/Sun l·S
20881 Queens Park, Huntington Bch
963-7240 $109,900 Sat/Sun 1·5
21892 Summer Circ,. Hunt. Bch
963·6767 $125,950 Sunday 12·5
21202 Poston Ln., Huntington Bch
536-3}22 $122,.900 Sat/Sun l ·5
28 OakdClle (Woodbridge), Irv.
673..SSSO $119,900 Sa M/Sll 1·5 •
3428 Sant.a Clara, Costa Mesa
642-~ Slmday 1·5
•3213 Nebraska PL. Costa Mesa
546-2.113 $91,900 Sun 1-t
4501 Surrey Dr.,CamH'lJids, CdM
644-4910 $179,500 Sat/Sun 12-4
•227 Sherwood Pl .• Costa Mesa
546-2313 $135,000 Sat/Sun 1-4.
2226 Port Carlisle (HV Homes) NB
642-8235 $178,900 Sat/Sun~-S
17 Foxhlll (Deerfield) Irvine
752-1414 Sat/Sun 1·5
2317 lrvineAve. (Upper Bay) NB
642-823.S $'215. 000 Sat /Sun 1-5
1915 Windward CBaycrest) N.B.
642-8235 Sat/Sun 12:30-4 :30
:16 RoyalSl. George <BigCyn) NB
644-6200 $l69,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
•4531 Camden. Cam.Shrs.CdM
644-6200 $329,900 Sat/Sun 1-5
•2242 Heather Lane. Newport Bch
642-8235 Sl74,950 Sat/Sup 1·5
• -.2482 Bayshore Dr. Byshrs,NB
642-8235 $495,000 Sat/Sun 1-S
3952 Ash, Irvine
752-1700 $113,500 Sun l ·S
21152 Shaw Ln., Huntington Bch
752-1700 $140,000 Stm 12.S
14251 Saarinen, Irvine
752·1700 $121,000 Sun 11·3
1967 Balearic, Costa Mesa
540-1720 $1Sl,000 Sat/Sun
3907 Inlet Isle (Harbor-View) CdM
675-3411 5249,000 Sat/Sun1·5
2861 Europa Dr. <Mesa Verde) CM
546·5880 $127 ,SOO Sat/Sun l ·S
•22 Morro Bay Dr,SpygJ~CdM
640-1812 $309,500 .sat/Sun 12..S
1909 Yacht Enchantress, Npt Beach
640-1812 $259,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •
2807 Ebbtide, Corona del Mar
675-3411 $299,500 Sun 1·5
17532 Luther, Irvine
646-7171 $105,000 Sunday 1·5
•2077 Mandarin, Costa Mesa
646-7171 $142,000 Sat/Smt 1-5
1911 E. Balboa, Balboa
631·1400 $269,500 Sat/Sun l·S
1526 Highland, Newport Beach
631·1400 $184,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
•1839 Sabrina Terr., Newport Bch
631-1400 $398,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
27 Willowbrrk CWdbrdg) Irvine
522-4121 $186,000 Sat/Sun
1409 Emerald Bay(Emrld Bay) LB
675-6000 $450,000 Sunday on1,y
3367 Nevada, Costa Mesa
754-ra>2 S95,000 Sunday 1..S
1731 Pt. Hemley (HV Homes) N.B.
642-4623 $169,500 Sun. l.S
311 E . 22nd St, Costa Mesa
(213)28.S-8700 $135,000 Sun 12-4
1601 Dorothy Ln (WestcliCf) NB
675-6000 $175,000 Sun. on1Y
•21111 Richmond Cr .• Hntg Bcb
631·1836 $119,500 Sun. l·S
9798 LaTierra Cr., Fountain Vly
968·7655 $125,000 Sun.l.S
9761 LaTierra Cr., Fountain Vly
963·1070 $132,900 Sun.1..S
17 482 Wayne, Culverdale, Irvine
752-7315 $95,500 Sun 1-S
14921 Athel, Colleg Park, Jl'Vlne
752·7315 $122,500 Sundayt-s
#14 Shasta, University Park, Irv
752·131S $134,.CSO Sdndayt..S
l 3fY1 Cortland (HV m..tls) CdM
644-6200 $1.95,000 Sun 1·5
1951 Port Weybridge,HVHms,NB
642-8235 Sl62,500 Sun 1·5
128 Via Havre (Lido Isle) NB
642·8235 $285,000 Sun I·S
715 Jumine. Col'Ona del Mar
646.7111 Sat/SUD 1..S
1033 White Salls Way (HVH) NB
64'97211 $2169,500 Sunday 1-$
•161.S RutbLIDe, NewPOrt Bch
642·2589 $Ul9,500 6wl.12:38/4:91t 1857 BraemarWay.NowportBeach
675-™2 $195,too Sun.1-1
1978 PortAlbmls, Newport Beedl
645-Uoa e.o.eoaa Sulll-S 3045 Garfield, Costa Mesa
556--2680 Sunl.S 2958 Ceylon Dr. (Msa Verde) CM
546-4373 $97,500 ~10.S
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I I d SI .. 5 too Corona Beach. Slightly less than 5,000 3 Bdrms 3 baths antique marble Tl you like quiet elegance, this corner renta area. x nt con · • ' · s9. ft., with a tropical de~or, incl~d.lng fr le. sn\au boat dock, + stunning 2
home will please you. 3 Lge. bdrms.. ~EWPORT HEIGHTS rich mahogany panel~ng, slldmg blrm. apt. Cnll to see this magnlficent \!ery formal dining, paneled family " bamboo panels & a pnvate. lushly • home' Si8S 000 rm., beautirul yard & patio RV area, Rustic 3 BR. tam room. brick frplc, landscaped patio. 5 Oversized bdrma. 0 t o· n . '
$119,500 range & oven, dishwasher. $149,HO. Open Sat/Sun. 1·5. 209 Narcissus Ave. n I RUMBOLD REALTY INVESTMENTS n _». I NEWPORT BEACH DUPLEX $330,000 Why ri rent, when you 112 Millt41 AVIMUI e111norf eiahf~ WAMT TO MAKE MONEY? can.rentwitbanopUooto IALIOA ISLAHD '7MIZZ "'r -"If Near new -with ocean· view, 4 car We think this already sharp Cameo buy. Good selection or
Enjoy first user 's tax break on this
h andsome ne w duplex. Wood &
textured stucco, 3 bdrms .. 3 baths +
family dining rm. Super 2 bdrm., 2
bath unit. quiet corner. too! $189,500
parking, good rental. $159,500. Shores home could be worth a lot premium rentals,
hous es, and con ·
~rvinl!
Rent be uter ! In Orange Tree. it's the
location that counts This quiet
1-bdrm. end unit faces the wide lake.
pool. lt~htcd tennis d , gym & s pa
~'i 1.500
• r&own a de/ Jllai f!l~tlieJ 613-8494
2435 E. Coast Hwy .• Coro.to .. Mer
CORONA DEL MAR
3 BR, 3 BA, den & dining room, 4 yrs
young, all bltns. Frpl, wet bar, sep.
laundry room, big dbl. ~ar, over 3000
sq. ft. $159,500.
LIDO ISLE
Beaut. Mediterranean 3 BR, 4 BA
home, xtra wide lot, huge courtyard
entry w/tile fountain. $261,000.
Of'&t HOUSE SUHDA Y 1-5
IOI VIA LIDO SOUD
JACOBS REALTY
675-6670
2919 Newport llvd. comer 30th
DIRECTORY
5 IEDROOM
• • 1222 Easl Balboa Bl. Balboa
640·9900 Sunday 2·4
• •220 Via Lido Nord <Ltdo JI) NB
673· 7300 $25,000 Sun. 12·4
•18623 San Felipe' 1'ountain Vly
752-7315 $125.250 Sat/Sun 1-5
1353 Garhngford. Costa Mesa
548·5897 $83,750 Sat/Sun 10-4
• • 112 Via Lido Nord (Lido Isle> NB
642-5200 $.500.000 Sunday 1-5
S IR & FAM RM or DEN
l04HS Sioux River Cir<'.. F.V.
963 -7881 $129.900 -Sat/Sun 1-5
406 Mendoza Terr .. Corona del Mar
644·7383 Sat/Sun 1·5
1014 Mai·mers (Dover Shores) NB
642·5200 $360,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
•24 Burning Tree (Big Cyn) NB
644·6200 ' $425,000 Sat/SWl l ·S
•2214 Pt. Carlisle,tfbrVu.CdM
675·3411 $181,500 Sat/Sun
•9'HO S. Alder. Santa Ana
963·6767 Sat/Sun 1·5
1800 Pl. Tiffin Pl. <HVHomes) NB
644·6303 ~.ooo Sat/Sun 1-5 4001 Topside. Corona del Mar
644-7211 Sat/Sun I-5
f;7 Clear Spring (Trtlrk Hglnds)lrv.
675-3411 $225,000 Sat/Sun
1800 Port Ta~gart CHVH > NB
640·5357 $187 ,500 Sun 12·5
1823 Tanager Drive, Costa Mesa
675·4144 Sunday 1·5
3116 Pierce, Costa Mesa
545-4289 $93,900 Sun 1-5
2716 Canary (Mesa Verde) CM
546-4141 $136.000 Sunday 1·5
830 St. Clair <Mesa del Mar) CM
545-9491 Sun 1·5
CONDOMINIUM5
FOR SALE
2 llDROOM
2335 Minuteman, Costa Mesa
540·1720 ~.000 Sat/Sun
2905 "F" Fairview. Santa Ana
. · 540·3666 $64,500 Sat & SWl i-s
4 Lemon Tree <Univ. Park) Irvine
675·1642 $84,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
•38 Sea Is land Drive <Big Canyon)
644-4910 $140,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
1649 B Iowa Street, Costa Mesa
751-3191 Sun 1·4
12 Aries Court. Newport Beach
640-5357 $128. 750 Sat/Sun 12·5
17 Swift Court. Newport Beach
640-53.57 $149,500 Sat/Sun 12-5
1242 Rutland Rd #2 <Westcllff) NB
t42·8235 Sun 1·5 * 22915 Bonita Ln, El Toro
642-5200 $59,900 Sunday 1-5
l llDllOOM
2283 Canyon Dr., Costa Mesa
673·2058 $82 500 Sat/Sun 11-4
2710 Vista Del Oro (Bluffs), NB
$118,500 Sat/Swt 1·5
23415 Caminito Lazaro, Lag Hills
830·2667 $76,900 Sunday 1 ·S
614S Hefley Sq, Westmins ter
898· 7722 $76,900 Sun 1.3-S
624 Sullivan #17C, Santa Ana
64&·7711 $51,900 Sat/Sun 1-5
2 + INCOME UHfT
290 Cajon, No. Laguna
494.9903 $175,000 Sunday 1·5
111t&lllt 513 .Jasmine• <Old Corona 1 (.'d:\1
fi75 -6000 $145.000 Sat-Sun
2 IR EACH
708 Margul·ntc. Corona del Mar
644-7270 Sl71 .SOO Sat/Sun 1·5
3 IR & I IR
224 Opal. Balboa Island
673-6900 $298,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
128 43rd St.. Newport Bch
fl73·6210 Sl89.950 Sat/Sun 12-4
3 BR & FAM RM or DEH
& 2 IEDROOM
131 Topaz, Balboa Island
673-6900 $'l47,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
388 E. Rochester . Costa Mesa
646-3928 $10.S.OOO Sal/Sun l·S
399 E. 18th St. Eastside. C.M.
675-5511 Sl46.500 Sat/Sun l·S
31R&28R
365·3651,.2 La Perle Pl.. C.M.
673·8494 $189,500
609 Poinsettia, CdM
673·8550 $175.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
3 IR & F.AM RM & IACH
323 Apolena, Balboa Island
673·6900 $275,000 ·Sat/Sun 1·5
115 4lst St., Bal Newporl Penin.
673-2058 Sat/SW\ 1·5
4 IR & I IR
317 Ruby, Balboa Is land
673·6900 $289.500 Sat/Sun 1·5
4. & Z IR 704-704 112 Larkspur. CdM
675-5930 S228.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
UNITS
1553 Ponde.rosa CMesa Verde) CM
545·9491 Sun 12·3
INCOME PROPERTY ,
FOR SALE
DUPLEX
l llOROOM
913 E. Balboa Bl CBal.Penin.) NB
675-8618 $185,000 Sat/Sun 2·4
TOWNHOUSE
FOR SALE
3 II Ir FAM •M or DIN
#11 Klamath, University Park, Irv
675-5511 $135,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
HOME & INCOME
FOR SALE
lll&lll
415 Heliotrope. Corona del Mar
644:4848 Sat/Sun 1·5
211•&2•
l575Santa Ana Ave,NQlllgts,NB
645-4963 $134,900 Sat/Swi 1().4
COND'OMINIUM
FOR LEASE
2 •a 'AM •Mor D9I
+2921 Perla (The BJutfO N.B.
644-4910 S800 Mo. Sat/Sun l~ .
more money to someone willing to do dotniniums now avalla.
some remodeling. At $269,500, this blc.
home, in this location, is a bargain. 2Bdrm condo S350mo
With a litUe work ... come see what you JBdrm~:taAna 1400 think. Open Sat/Sun. 1·5. 207 Milford CostaMe.sa
Dr. 2 Bdrm condo S425
JUST LISTED!!
Less than 2 blks. to the ocean.
Smallish 2 bdrm. home on 40 ft. R·2
lot, set among lots or trees & shrubs.
m Corona del Mar. Would you believe
$150,000!
CONVENIENCE
Close to schools, close to shopping,
close to the park. close to the pool,
close to work , close to most
everything & close to being sold with a
new reduced price of $159,SOO. See 359
Vista Madera. in The Bluffs. Open
Sun. 1·5 4 Bdrms., 3 baths, an end
uml.
$44,500
No kidding, and in Newport Beach.
too! A deluxe 2 bdrm .• 2 bath mobile
home located in exclusive Bayside
Village. Many terrific amenities, s uch
as pool. jacuzzi & clubhouse. Must be
adult occupied.
HORSES & OCEAN VIEW
You can have both when you build the
home of your dreams on this gorgeous
5 acre site in San Juan Capistrano.
Definitely one of a kind! $350,000
.A COMPUTERIUD MAIJ(ET ANALYSIS
... of your home is available by calling
Harbor Realty. No cost or obligation &
we bet you'll be surprised at how
much your home is worth. • 673-4400
t
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LIDO ISLE
Newly remodeled 4 bdrm .. den. 4
baths. living rm. w ;cathedral ceiling.
Lge. master bdrm. suite.
llG CANYON
-4 BR. fam. rm .. 3 baths. Beautifully
decorated Broadmoor Plan 3 w ·patio
views from each room. $325.000
IAYFROMTS
Several fine bayfront homes
wi~h pier & slips
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
3~1 Boy~ode Driv•· N B b7S blbl
Newport Beach
3 Bdrm hSe $578
Westminster
4 Bdrm bse \6so
HWllington Beach
4 Bdrm w/vu Sl2SO mo
Newport Beach
Dplx3+3 S57Smo
Newport Beach
Hurry lake advantage.
:.ave money-make
money. Inves t w1lb
OPM. Call 962-1788.
Qi.. KE:Y · V£ P.€ALTOP.S Ii
LOCATION
COUNTS!
EASI'SIDE 2 Br, 2 Ba lge
level lot for adding on lo.
Priced ngbl at $619.200.
381 Costa Mesa, C.M.
Open Sal/Sun 1·5
400L~~ C.Mirft~ ... .-"::iai..
SPECIAL SP.AllKLB
ln Mesa del Mar. Many xtra features . Redecorated & re·
mode.led 4 bdrm borne.
Atrium, paneling, trash
compactor, etc. Open
Sunday 12-5 or call
$48-.BIO
~~HERITAGE
. • REALTORS
GASSAVB!
Perfect for the l car family-walk lo major
shopping, park, schools
& bus st.op. 4 Spacious
bdrms . l o/4 bath s,
fireplace. Your choice of
VA, FHA or conventional
terms. New listings at
just $63,500. HURRY!
531·5800()pen Eves. ... , u. .......
NEWPORT HTS.
3 BR. & famJly rm. home
nr. Cliff Dr. Asking
Sl2S.OOO. Anxious ror of.
(HS!
OFflCES
Near new office bldg. in
prim4! Newport location.
SJS0.000
NO LO.AM FU
Two 3 bdrm. homes on
big Coata Mesa tot.
$99,800. Owner will
Carr}'.
MARINERS COVE
UAL TY 646-4463
1002
IF YOU BUY MOW, YOU COULD
BE IM YOUR MEW HOME IY EASTER
CHOOSE YOUR LOCATION
TURTU ROCK
2 BR+ den Garden Home
Great fmancing on this one
Plan 8 Broadmoor
3 BR, FR, MBR Suite Patio Home
3 BR. FR. Model Home
UMIVEISITY PARK
4 BR, Fordham Townhome
Chancellor Plan 4
Chancellor Plan I
Fordha m Park II 3 BR
Fordham Park II 4 BR, Jae.
Fordham Park II 4 BR, Custom
J ulliard Fee, ~BR. Bonus Room
Marquette, Remodeled
Princeton, Near Pool
WOOOMIDGI
$154,000
114,900
192.500
162,500
$105,900'
113,500
106,500
' 111,111
. 135,500
138,500
114,500
122,500
98,500
Poplar Model Creekside $102,500
3 Sycamores Creekside-Startma at 105,900
Willow Creekside 128.500
And we have other liatinp in Orangetree,
Irvine Grove, Tustin, Mission Viejo,
Sea view and Culverdile.
Decorator's
Shownlace
In lovely ~Woods! Elegant •Pllt leYel home,
tastefully decorated throughout in earth tones.
Hand1ome. rich paneling; 4 bec:lrooms, e111ng
area, family room and dining room. All blended
together 10< that perfect home! $129.500. Cell 54()-1720
Fit
For A King! _
Superb home for the e11ecuhvel Alarm system
Intercom. central vacuum and delu11e kitchen
Plush carpet 4 bedrooms, family room. formal
dtn1ng room den and eating area with bar.
Lovely built in bookcases. walk In closets
Spanish ltlod courtyard: proless1ona1
landscaping Jacuzzi• Come and see! S182.SOO. Call 54().1720
Jae uni
All You Could Want
Remarkably 1ttn1ctlve horn., priced rlghtl Lots
· of storage. brick fireplace. 3 bedr6om home
• with dining room area. eating area. and en tr.
Nearly new PoOI and jacuzzi. Covered patio tor
• tho~ spring par1•es. lmm~ulatel $84.500 C.11 54().1720
Tri-Level
Redecorated
Oelu11e 4 bedroom home with all the custom
accents for the e11ecutlve. AttraC1lve beamed
ceilings. eldra baths, tlle and carpet. Formal
• dining room, e111ng area, large separate tamlly
room. and bnck fireplace. Patio Across from
park. $151,00054().1720
Must
Sell Now
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Moving to Chicago! En1ov this super •
bedroom home here where 1t s wann' At1ract1vt
wallpaper end new paint! Lovely carpets·
eatmg area. ftmlly room and hearty bf1c~
ltrepl ace. large covered p1110. Gooc
res•denttal area. S75.950 54().1720
2-Story
Colonial
Executive custom home across from Mesa
Verde Goll and Tennis Club. Huge square
foolage. 4 bedrooms, family room and rec.
room. Formal dining, Franclsc:en t ile entry.
Privacy & beauty. Wor'l't last! Call lor all the
de1a1ls 541>-1720
View .
Golf Course
Quiel and peaceful country atmosphere sets
this lovely 3 bedroom home apart from the
usual! Eating area. country kitchen, family
room, entry and snuggle up brick fireplace.
Patio. In the upper bay aree ol Newport
Sf 16.500 540-1720
Lush
Gardener's Dream
Beaullfully ltndscaped home with 101s ot e111ras
for the green thumb• Lovely COVflfed entry
country IUt~ with eattng area: d1n1ng room
and fiesta family room Cuddle up flrepl8C8 3
bedrooms. Close to shops Patio. VA. FHA
terms $79.900 54().1720
Just The
Two of You?
Popular foll model condo Unique balcony
area, 2 bedrooms, eating area 1nd entry Newly
painted. large hvtng quarters. Patio and
commumty pool Wont IQtt $65.500 540-1720
Tri Plex
Price Slashed
Ideal investment. 3 atrractlve units, all wlll'I 2
bedrooms each. Unfurnished. Master bedroom ·
opens onto large p1t10. Front unit w•th
fireplace Call tor all the 1n101 S128.000
5'40-1720
540-1720
2955 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa
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MAfiHIACINT VllW -On Newport
Bay. Two story, 5 BR. room to park
your boat. One or a kind property. Call
us for appt. to see. JT67 ,500.
WEST MIW1'0lrt DUPLIX -Rent one &
live in the other. 4 BR upstairs, 2 BR
downstairs. Both with ocean view.
Great condition, shows pride of
ownership. $189,000.
LOVE1Y -Your fair lady will agree,
that this is a dream home. Completely
• carpeted, A/C, 2 comfort BR, convt
den, deluxe entry way tile, self-cln
bltn oven. Adjacent to new tennis crts,
swimming pool. $S9,200. Open house
Sun 1 -4. #2 Sparrowh awk
(Woodbridge) Irv.
OAK, CAMB. & USED lllCIC -that's
floors, carpet & fi replace. Rare 2
story, 3 BR, 2+'i BA, Bluffs Franciscan
Model. Exclusively offered $139,900.
IARGAIM IM THE ILUFFS -4 BR, 3 BA, ·
formal dining area. Lowest priced
condo in the Bluffs. Clo.se to Fashion
Island s hopping, schls . & churches .
$llS,500. 640.9'00
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1470 JAMBOREE RD NEWPORT BEACtt
CAPE COD RXEA.UPPB
Two 1-bdrm. units on
30X8S lot: (ee land In
FIXER UPPER e.tJaln bwaten • .-ee thi. ~·. Bednn, 1~ ba" Heda palot and 11.C. It'• a mooet maker ••llOO. c.u~
, ;; J>-HERITAGE
. . R EALTORS
IAYROMT
Balboa'• best locatJoo I 2
Bdrms., 2 bath condo In
adult. all securi\y bldg.
Walk to ocean, pier,
village, shopping; boat abp avail. All lh1a tor
$149,500!
CHIMACOYI
Cotooa del Mar; newly,
prof eaalooally decorated
2 bdrm. +den - 3 bat.M •
3·slory h ome w/elevator; 1ourmet
ldlch., all teak cablneta & floor, wet bar, frplc. Some bay view, tool
Steps to beach ft bay.
$299,5001
DUl'UX
Comer duplex acrou
from beach. Permanent
. ocean view ! Nice
owner's (BR. + 2 BR.
relal I $119,000 !
W.O.hyProp.
. ledton
• 675-7060 *
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Zaro Costs
Homea in all areas, all mes. Call:
Veteran Housing Agt.
541..0100
Weal Newport, just steps --------1 to beat beach! Aslung
$125,000
2UNm
2 Bdrm. house with cute bachelor apt .• on comer
lot, near water. Priced at
$139,SOO ~~~~~~~~' 673-3663 642-2253 Eves =
$53, 900/$2.1 so
TOTAL DOWN
Winding roadway to
soanng 2 story retreat!
Pnvate grounds proLect
11ecluded entry to lavish
living room. Gourmet
kitchen overlooks aua-
11hine courtyard! Wind· ing stairway leads to
sweeping master bdrm
plus child's r etreat !
Hurry! Seller is anxious. '* 0PBt HOUSE* 847-6010
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and forever In excellent
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~REAL ESTATE, INC.
A LOCALLY OWNED COMPANY SlRVING
THE SOUTH COAST AREA SINCE 1963
TOP SALESPEOPLE
FOR FEBRUARY
COO<L thru-oul. 2 full dbl
garages lnot tandem). A
real Dollhouse offered
for tbe first Ume in over
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CALL 963.()867
OWHB MUST SB.L
Lovely 2 bdrm., 2 bath
condo; FP. A/C lge.
patio. eround /ioor.
$50,900 18) 833-9781 Hestet--Brown ~ flfjlllOQS
HO DOWN
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COSTS
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BE A KING OH KINGS!
IN CLIP' HAVIN -Xlnt family
location. Completely redone 3 bdrm,
ta mily room home with pool. So
co nv enient to sc h ools. No
chauffeuring for parents $169,900.
611 ......... M.1. 0,.. Sat,!Stll l·S
NEW USTING-BAYCREST
NIMI Mll4Mt10Ut000 -Ivan Wells
b eauty with cathedral celllngs. 3
Bd rms, 3 baths, loft den overlooking
the living room. A choice home in this
fine area. $192,500. •
ltZO Ca-a •111, M.I. 0,. s.tjs. l.S
CLIFF HAVEN-NEWPORT BEACH
Yll!W OP HAllOI -P rivate &
con venient is this c ustom, qualit y
home. 3 Bdrm, den, dining room,
great kitchen with breakfast room.
The cul-de-sac alley has loads or
parking. Secluded patio. $250,000.
JOZ Kings Rel.. M.I. 0,... s.t ;s.t I ·S
NEWPORT SHORES-WATERFRONT
MEW LISTING -Lowest p riced
waterfront in town on fee land I
Garden, patio & deck over water . 2
Bdr ms + 1 'h bath + powder room,
many more plusses. $148,500.
20' c...e. M.I. 0,. Sat/Sm 1·5
INVEST& VACATION
AT THI IEACH in this superbly located
Newport cottage. Well built & in
immaculate condition. 2 Bdrms & 2
bath with beach & ocean view.
$139,500.
I 06-27th St .. H.L 0,-Sat/S. 1·5
TOTAL HARBOR VIEW!
FROM THE ILUFF OF CUFF HAY84 -3
Bdrm home with bay & ocean view.
Included are approved plans to
enlarge $249,500-f ee.
9 I I I .. Rel. M.I. 0,.. Seit/Sm 1·5
PERFECT WAY TO LIVE
OH THE WA TBt. HEAR THE CITY
Come & see this lovely older 2 story, 5
bdrm. 5 bath home with superb view
from master suite. Plus pier & dock
for large boat. All this on 35 feet off ee
bayfront land. $500,000.
11 Z Via Lido Hord. HL (),_ SWtdlry I .5
A STAR ON GALAXY
DOYH SHORES -Fantastic view
home with 4 bdrms, formal dining
room, lge m aster suite. Gourmet
kitchen & family. Ample room for
pool. $159,500 on fee land ..
I 7 3' Gdaxy, M.L ()pelt 5-dcly I ·5
PRIME AREA OF WESTCUFF
LOVINGLY CAllED FOil - 3 Bdrm,
dining room home. Quality decorating
thruout. I mmaculate home & gardens
-room for pool. $195,000.
1501 U..C•LA..H.J. 0,.s.d.y 1-S
COLLEGE PARK
PlllCID TO SU.t -Immaculate 3
Bdrm, 2 bath hom e wlth gourmet
kitchen. All redecorated & ready to
move in. $82,500.
212..,.......C.M.
Any VET ca.n own this a ---------------
JEA1'4 llUTB
I lw1tMc)t• IHch
PEltllY ZIMMHMAH
CostaMHG
REDUCED $1 1,500 This unusual &
dramatic home features beautiful
A TRI UM off master bdrm suite &
living room with vaulted ceilings &
fireplace. Wife-saver kitchen & family
room opens to covered patio. Priced
to sell today $98,500 Cal 96~4454
SEASHORE SI 75,000 Beautifully
• decorated owner occupied DUPLEX
across the street from t he Pacific
Ocean. 4 Bdrm & 2 bdrm units. 3 Car
e ncl. garages. Owner wlll carry
• financing. Call now to see by appt.
962-4454
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OPEN SUNDAY
20191 Norcroft, H.B., 4Br WT,000
33 Silverwood, Irv., 2Br $80,000
3293 Iowa, C.M., 4Br $112.000
52 Drakes Bay, CdM, 4Br, vu $259,000
Of'IM DAILY
32 Drakes Bay , CdM, 4Br, view
$275,000.
Cal fw ...._640-6161
AT $71.900 4 Bednn, 2 baths, 18xll
family room. Move-in condition
thruout. Walk to schools, grades K-12.
Anxlous seller. Cel 14Ml41
• MISA 4 INMS MISA ., .. MAI-New
oo the martet, hardwood noon, sreat
f amU)' ~borhood. Close to parks,
wait to iD acbooll. Prlced at '81,950.
Call54M1'L
HAUOI nrll Mote 'lbia s bdrm. a
batb bome ia beaatllully upsraded
inside & outr Near new carpet., extra
bullt-iaa. paneling & view to th Wes~
Ready lot mov•in. Cell l4'9414l
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BB. home w/no money
out" of pocket, just move·
In &enjoy your home. Of.
fered at $53,500.
540-3666
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SPANISH ESTA TE
1/ .. ACU
Private cul-de·sac !
Spanish archways lead
to private courtyard and
aecluded entry! Red tile
roo(f:Cathedral ceilings!
Cr acklinf lire place!
CantJna kitcbeo! 3 Mam·
!both bedrooms I V acanl
Is available. Try $1990
total down. Call quick!
847-6010 O'fN 11· 0 °11 s II.IN roer i'Kf'
THE REALl
ESTATE RS ---__,
IYO~'-llt
Opeo boute Sat/Suo Nr. OG Blvd le Euclid
$34-Zll8S
BEST IN BLUFFS
4 II. 84D UMfT Early Bluffs, view.
first time offered. 2200 Sq. ft., bright, .
open, beamed ceil's. Form. din., 3 ba.
Total privacy. $1.65,000.
OPEN 1·5 2114 VISTA LAREDO
ILUFFS IAIGAIM ~\\.d unit, Tennis
Villa X·Plan~ f\ \ \J model; many
upgrades. 3 . -~ \) • an. din., f a m. r m .•
2 'h ba., wide L• ~belt. $131,500
COUMTaY LIVING SI 30.0001
10 Min. from Newport Center; 3 BR, 2
ba ., older home, exp and e d .
r e modeled; Jge. lot. 20x40 Swim pool,
jacuzzi, RV area, huge bonus rm .•
great view! 2.oooSq. ft.
OPEN 1..S 20402 1Am1W
(Irvine Ave. to Mesa Dr.)
WI HAVI CHOfCI llASIS
HELEN B. DOWD
64MIJ4
REALTORS
475-Hl I
OPIH HOUSI
935 WIST IAY AYli ...,_ .......
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acrou tro. IGftdy Mach. •••IM llcJ hy
'flew, dole t. HeWl*i ......... Ytldlt CW..
ZoHag & lfMIC.I trfallalM fw ... l:t1RI
........, $350,000 0,.. SAT• SUM 1·5
4I07 SUUIY Dll. CAMIO tlGKAMDS:
...... deal -top ........ wMI 110
clt9'ft OU. Yiew •• 3 I~ ..... J ..... ..
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pn~w oddlml. Slll,000. 0,. SAT
& SUH 1.S
#20 WM'TIWATa -JASMIMI CU.llC:
rlaft IV• ,..oftHIORolly •orahcl. two
story, 3 t.drOOM. f...Aly ~ 21/2 batta.
Exct,.._., larp petlo. •••tr 't'-,. TIHNIS. pool. foamJ & tM1h111t 1t't •
beauty'". sns.ooo. o,. SUH 1-s
#II kl.AMATH -UNIVBSrTY PARK:
Mt•rly HW l btdroo• tow•llo••· he.,.._., w.I loc.ttcl: '-9t _.... ........................... c-..
•fr c•dltl .. i•t• se.owa lll&e •o4el.
$1H.000.0,.. SAT & $UH 1·1 -EASTSIDI COSTA MUA: 2" L 1•
Street. W• Wit, alt1t1Cffve DUPLEX: 3
btdroo.. & playcltcll -.,,.,. ..... 2
......... pallo & wloHd,.... lower ... .
Wood b.r•l119 flrepl•ces. Wiii
IXCHAHCH! $146,500 0,. SAT & SUH
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22091 COMANCHE -LUI FOUST:
More for,_. ... ~ • ...-ty •w, l
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Ho111nl. U.1111., lwge. · ccmncl ptlHo.
H ... is ' r llf9d. 3 Cw gcratJt. ator.,. &
boat ... Cows lty ........_ -pool.
tt.ls. Hillng. c..._t. 0,.. SAT & SUH
1-5.
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NEWPORT CREST: Plan Six lftOdtl, 4
badroowe. f.,..Uy roo•, proft1slOC1ally
dacor•tad, oct••Yltw fro• •••fer
bt*oom. coozrmJty P"!f, ...... s-. &
hMis. OwMt-wll c..ader CORh ect of
... $154,900.
CAMEO SHORES: Exe.._. COl"MI' lot wfffl oc.-"" & fflY walk to'"" ... btecJa. Space for pool & ,,_ lltst.._.,oa. Or ...... 1r,.... ..... to,.,. ............ .
3 ... °°"' ....., room. ........ patio;
r'OOM fo stor. boat fW recrwatlaMI YtMch,
$259,500.
COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS
2515 E. Coast Hwy., COl'OM def Mw
675-5511_
,
1002
Two ocn w/91t. hie ••••• , •••• $1 ,000,000
httt aid lay-ilO + OCllSI• •• $5'5,000
EMtt aid far-41D-Vlew •••••••• $4tS,OOO
.... aid lay-ito.Yftw •••••••• $435,000
~aid lay-31&>-Vltw •••••••• $450,000
EMtt aid a.,-alO ............ $212,000 c__. .. Mw....O=•x ...... Sllt,500
corw def Mar-41 .......... $16t,too·
Upp.-lodl hy -410 •••••••••• SI 45,000
Woo .. ldgl 3IO .............. $93.500
Cciia Wafa ft ont·:: ......... ·• :. •••SOLO
644-7020
2123 SAH JOAQUIM HILLS ROAD
NEWPORT IEACH .
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BUILDABLE C·2 LAND Three contlgaous c.2 lots, visible
from Newport Blvd., walking dis·
tance to bay, beaches & business.
Building plans for pro~ 2 s ty
Victorian ore. bulldtng are availa-
ble in our office. Asking 1228,500.
IMMACULATE COM. HOME W 1YU ·
Rece nUy landscaped & ref urbi1hed
3 Br 2 Ba home with view of the
.ocean & JDOlDltains along with a
ver y desira ble floor plan a nd
secluded )Nlllo. Reduc.d to l20'1,500.
Open Sat/Sun 1-S. 518 DeAn1a, CdM. •
OPEN Hvvv .. v
HAllOll Y1IW HtU.S -lowest priced
ocean view in CdM. 3 Bdrm. family
rm + formal dining. 2 Cozy flJ'eplaces
& beamed ceilings. Open Saturday;
1114 Whitesails.
COAONA OIL MAR -Panoramic
ocean & bay view. Newly decorated
gracious f amlly hom e with heated
pool. Open Sunday 1·5, 2807 EbbUde,
$299,500 .
TURTLIROCK HIGHLANDS -New
listing. A large 2800 sq.ft. Stewart Plan
S Bdrm with dramatic hill view. Plush
beige carpeting. Charming bay win·
dow in breaklast area. High ceilings
in living & dining areas. The best of
Turtlerock Highlands. Open Sat/Sun,
#7 Clear Spring. $226 000.
HAlllOR VIEW -Panoramic views
from this Just listed Somerset Phase
III. Lovely used brick, 2 s tory
fireplaces. 5 Bdrms & family room.
Formal dining. Perfect for the large
famiJy. One block to pool, jacuui &
tennis courts. Offered at $181,500.
Open Sat/Swt, 2214 Pl. Carlisle. ·
CAMEO HIGHLANDS -Move i n
condition. Home surrounds 1 yr old
pool and jacuzzi with e xtensive
flagstone decking. 2 New paUo covers,
new landscaping, new paint inside &
out, plus 4 bdr ms, 2"* baths with Palos Verde stone fireplace ln living
room :"\AJl this and approx. 2500 sq. ft.
~f Uvihg space. A best buy •t $210,000.
Open Sat/Sun 1..S, 4610 Dorchester.
SPYGLASS -VllW -This popular
Portsmouth model offers 3 bedrms, 2
bath. Immaculate condition. 3 Car
garage. Approx 2 yrs old. Also oHers
beautiful ocean view. Tinted windows.
Owner will carry large 2nd trust deed.
Offered at $298,000. Located at 19 San
Mateo Way; Open Sat/Sun.
HARIOR VIEW LUSK -Vacant 4
bedroom, family room, ocean view.
Just painted inside, waiting for you to
move into. $244,900. 3907 Inlet Isle.
Open Sat/Sun. $249,500.
HARIOA VIEW LUSK -REDUCED -. ·
VIEW -PRIVACY -
This 4 bedroom haven is an executive
reward -green hills, blue Pacific, a
home to make it a ll worthwhile.
Corona del Mar at its best. 1436
Keyview. ()pen Sat/Sun. $249,000.
SPYGLASS VIEW - 4 Bed.rm, highly
upgraded, profession ally decorated
and landscaped. Panoramic view of
ocean and bayfroot. Offer e d at
$325,000. Open Sund a y only. 9
Monterey Circle.
MANAGER-IEAL ESTATE
NEWPORT BEACH
. A prime opportun ity wl~h ~n
outstanding real estate orgaruzation + high earnings! Experience is a
must. Prest igious location . AU
applications h e ld i n str ict est
confidence. Please reply to Ad #61l
Daily Pilot, P. 0. Box 1560, Costa
Mesa, CA 92626
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OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE
OPB4 SUM 1·5
209 NATA
"Bluffs" R P lan. 2 Br Plus Fam.
Rm. Shows Uke A Model With A
Spectacular Back Bay View. Huge
Master Bedroom Suit e. All Electric
Kit ch . Formal Dining. Located On
A Quiet Cul.de-sac With Nothing To
Obscure Its Great View. $175,000. A
"Joy Of Newport" Listing.
OPEN SUH 1-S
2900 qlJEDADA
Jmmaculat e Bluffs "C" Plan
T ownhouse. Beautifully Decorated.
Gr a c ious T wo Sty. E ntry
W /Separate Guest Suite. Winding
Stalrway Leads To High Cel.linRed
Liv. Rrn. &Spotless Mo<lem Kitclien
Overlooking Spacious Sun·deck,
Hallw~y Leads To Master Suite &
Two Extra Bedrooms. Call now
$143,500.
OPIMSUMl·S
711 GOLDENROD
' Charmln1 Family Home -One
Story ColOnial w/3 Br. 2 Ba. Lv. Rm.
W /F .P . Lrge. B rl1h t Kltcheo .
· Atttadlvely ,Decorated '11lru-out. a SunnJ Patios. Well Landscaped, -
Yard. Near Tennis And Shops.
$151 ,500 'fey Leue/OpUon.
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In HunllncJfon Landmaa k dr)a, l)lwnblJ\I, kltchcn b th h · h wuf $112,500. maculate 1bowpl1&c:e . Ii landacapha1. 3 Bdrma. 3 ome Wlt every quality feature; ...., l<M'f ANlty klkben " beaullfully ••-••••••••-••••••
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beUa' buy you 1111oo't .i•t. at $450. Come on BUY l $228,000 CdM SIHper Plaat room. Enjoy Sunday MOUMTAIM V11'WS Qn11 $114,1100 3 Br l'-' Ba, corner lot, Pr ._. bnlnch on your prtvat• Ide.al*·· blah atop MU,
644-7270 Iii ~ P,500. Come and see ~m.t'n~ covered paUol A cream n • a r H" R 8 0 R , L•.T e ~. t l * 675·5930 * for yOWMlf, Sat« Sun 1 \400 QUM$t. NSWeoitT aaACM &Uf decorated \0 pleue BEACH.!3 SCHOOLS. 1
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upgraded 3 Br oo large greenbelt. Call'
963-0926 and ask ror Billie Mark.as. ~ Cod..... 1ui 4 SMON'l'BSNEW!I ln&ow$80 '1 Doo twail" Prlcied frolllJl&St $1:>000
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w/1.Sx.80 ucl<>Md Jirlio. ---------1 BY Owner, price reduced. OCEAN VIEW DUPLEX ~ ~ertaxm:ivat!:d~ CUSTOM CHAI.IT! 4 Br, den, 2'-' ba. Approx Uve ln 1 let your tenant
C Of OM., y $7t 90011 2'.Q> ICl fl. Pool " patio, pjl)' t.be taxes. Fireplaca
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Ooes\Ory, formal dining, price! Call Beautiful, new 2 story
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features. Priced from $116,950! Sales
office at 509-17tb St. Call (714)
960-5244. FOX DEV ELOPMENT,
CORP. ~um. Open Suu 1-s, N4 6~s.olo1 EASTSIDE str.al 0ua Pt. home. 4br, 2~ ea. LA ba. Uv. rm., ram. rm., ,. Pat Cwl1.. fonn. din. rm., upgr ldt., !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Realtor 'f!::e t~v~an3 & ~i:: 3 far &ar1 ·• L&e cuMS..ac .......... IMc:t. I 040 I kzlbc:gloa leadl I 040 548-9607 move into. New crpts, no v ew ot. $120,000. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·~ ~~~ t•AVH OP84 12·5 mn.o s AVE$$$ "' -"-wax lloora & copper ·-------1 IUWAAM& ... YOU7 JUST USTID ,. __ ..__ 5 •-...&. Three 2 bdr t J "' plumblnl make jt the ~._ 9CUI M r ed . nu., rp ca., Pamt " carnet to your $1~00 OWN best buy lo the area. Call DA ... A • lft.~5 ""'·-~-~ rustic 3 Br, ~ lcAoa Pett. Pt. ~~-N~ ~i~:~~-: taste. Ownerra-allowa.oce No ....... d today for appointment to Lov~ ~·bath ••• thea cet ltouneJ! • i;,'".;; +large rami.
421 Se•I• Beach. Choice Income olfcn rare bargain for 4 n.---see. caadomtnium with mini =Y· ~:erie:fu!; ~ly rooms ·=edral cflll. property $205 000 BR. s BA, formaJ dining, R ....,.., ocean view. ~mile from Do z ..... H.B. ~-.a-. ., w fireplace,
executive home! Better .. " Country Club. 675-4392. OWDler w/carry contract. u -.. llarlna. S'l&.900. '3000 Get.a you m, pay. ay .,. ...
than new with custom ~ Bdrms., Fl3 bath home + HAL PIMCHIM Anyone qualifies. Re· ~ Ceil 644-72 I I meota Ute rent. Call ~t buy at S'19,500. amenities too numerous income. oor to cell. REALTOR malning balance of FORDETAILS oowr
to menUon. Huge family French doors in lge. llv· 1---------1 $."S,950. aft dwnpymt. No 191-7155 rm, den, form al dining & ing rm., spacious patios; Opte HOMM S-I •S closing cotta.
Completely remodeled HOM,;,. + 1.:._.COME family, near Me.a Verde 3 B , ......,., 2 car gar. I n..--au" PA ""'"""" atalrw \0 1~• A
rnorc. 4112 Baths, 2h car choice South of Hw y. 2~1 ....._ _ _.__ JHE HOME STORE 19461 Brookhurst garage+ workshop. Call Open Sat/Sun l·S. 415 6 .-~ /.Jn NIGEL
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D MEW 644-4841 mainta.in«i 3 bedroom, 2 Mooticello c:ondo, 3 BR, 2 2 ON 1 Beautiful new home, Luxurious comfort In ~~~~~~~~
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J lll.$65,900! Perunsula Point fixer. By ~~~~~~~~~I bath home with atone ba, Nu crpt, pools. Coutllne view, 3 br, 2~ J-lta true! A brand new owner. 3 brm, H• ba. _ fireplace Is renced yard! S62.SOO. 548-729S, 545-562:8 ba.. $230.000.s:n-200 thiaapacioua ' BR. 3 BA ii--------
custom bum home at on· 673-Sm8 Prine. only * OP9t HOUSE * PRICED FOR QUICK Oomp~.i~ remodeled 2 & ft....-...1 y-_....__ !:::S U:lioed ·~ IWl1'1fUl COHDO ly $65,900 full pnce. Ex-DUptL~ SALE. HURRY ..,3 500 b h _, ~ -~ warm e 1 Story Z bdrm Z bath.
c:elJenl locatJoo on tree ~ 5-daY r.s . •. . . MODEL r ome + ~•rate Home VI/a view of Dana tones "~le. tor: those Located in pluSh adult
lined stttet. F4tabUsbed 3 brm units. near beach 701htwl18'f, CdM IA. IQPluaceaH l · ~2a~fir~t Eut>~! Point Harbor & blue ~ w1•nter ~ighta. cocnmu.nity with 2' hour
neighborhood. 3 Spacious & park. $185,000. Open Check into this flawless F , .. e a ............ c .. r. Near ....,._..lot. ,,,_ __ er ,_ ·"-· Pacltlc. Assoc pool, Jae" n' p ea.el-71c•ss security. Only 3 years .... d b h House Sat/Sun 2·4. d ....,. .. ....--... ..__...,. vwu .. ...... sa•rn• ,. Br d,.,, •'-' ... old. ~any emena·ta'•• ~rooms + 2 at s. 675-8618or675-3964 owner occup1e 2 ......._erti.. New!MesaVerdeNorlh! ious. Poulble easy --.., • -.• ._, • -Family room. Trruler ac-bedroom, form.al dininl • • -,..7S"•t920 .. Bdr b I ·1,y flnancl ,. $144 900 UWadea tllruout. EarlY Sll6.000. cess.Callfast752·1700. ~:~n.-a...x area with remodeled t.OOOUAILStHIWKHltUAOt • ms, uge ami n., • · paueaimavail. Noout-111nv ~I ~
"""''" ~ "~'" m • '· ....---..,..... ldtcben It copper plumb--. room! Beautiful atrium I 6'.'>722l side mainL Call foi appt: lfltlflf1=1.i;; P& [~ ~ ;· ~ Moff•ahd Seier mg. PLUS room to add New Condos, 2 Br, 2~ Ba, REDCARPET?SH202 f332 962·4471l t:t: 546 l t :UJ.li11,'i11 Can be purchased at less 2nd urut. Sl3S,OOO. 2 frplc's, ceramic tile MUST Sall! b IC.a.,,.., .... :;i:;f;\ii JI than replacement costs. C~ford.tafl• k.ltchens & bath. Pool & i4tJ.t'»•f S&S Resale Specialisls.t--...__ ____ _
A new hsung on a pride 5 64_.7211 spe. 67~912 Broker Out ol town owner, Mesa ---------3,4 or 5 bdrm models Silver Beach. Open yr old :.JOO+ sq.ft. duplex ..-Verde, cul de sac. 3 BR, 2 · OCUMVllW avail, some w /pools. House Sat/Sun i-..s Hunt-OCEAMFROMT on fee land-t Br 2 Ba up MARINA ba.$85.000 868--4602 lngton Seaclirt, super
& 3 & 2 Down. l Bldg HIGH• .& .,..05 A. Johnson Bkr 979-4964 Wntclff lealty 3 brm. den Wet/bar, 2 ba, Pennington Properties location, goJl course, ten-REDUCED separates this property ~ 2 sty, 2 fr1>1. patio, lrg nis, new cpts, window
$IS OOO from the ocean-ft orrers New. comp I et e 3 Br, Fam Rm, 2 Ba, 2 sundeck overlooking """""''--To.,,..._? coverin&a, 3 Br, Fam
' amiruv1ewofthebay-a landscaping, redwood b{prilcd, ~,t,,~,ccesd.ss, CaCml· SCARCE Marilla. Many extras. VISIT~~ s--ial'-t at oRrnwnr.aee/agt'orcall846-7996, Owner anxious, low park&termi.sjustacross decking & wood fencing ge °'BAUan • nr . Quiet residential area UJOJ ..... ~ ..,
down, make orrer. Prine the street. CouJd gross 2800 OCEAN ILVD. enhances this sparklin& ty Hall. $82,500. By .CBDRM +POOL OR excellent investment the Condooalnlu m 1D·1--------
only. 548-7219or5S9·4221 Sl 6,000 w /sum mer / EXECUTIVE HOME new 2 atory home with 3 owner. 546-2222; 2'33 Lit· COLI.EGE PARK at $12.5.000. 331981 Zanito formatklnC.nter. Open Hoase Sat & Son
winter rental. Submit French Normandy, re-bedrooms (2 with oeean Uetoo, Pl.,CM. s hown by appt. on· TOUCHSTONE 12-5.19981Ca\O.4 Br, 2'-'
MAGNIACEHT your d e al. Agent. duced $4.5,000 for quick vi~), 3 baths, vaulted NEWOFFERJNG $19,900 ~~ey lnveat Co. REALTY · Ba, fam-rm. Offered ~2344 sale by owner. Offer CeJJinJa, ru,ged atone JI I E. .,.,~Sf a. 96J.0867 $118,000. Kramer Realty, ~t be in by Feb. Hth. fireplace le formal clliWaJ ..,.... • J. OCEAN VIEWS 848-UZZ AXER IA.LIOA.DUrt.EX Byapp't. rooml()njy$81.900. • OpaS..d9y &z.4 •~ &PRIVACY By owner. 4 Br, 1~ Ba, BEACH HOUSE, 3 BR. 2
WOWNER. Completely $350,000. 67l-07tf J& jQuail ~ Lovely 2story Colonial, 4 ...._ view lot. '74.900. 1MZ2 ba. 2 Iota, beautiful. Sac. • UPPER remodeled. 2Br+1Br up.. • Br, lam rm, din rm. den am 114 d home. 3~ Trw ffarclin& Lo. .Pb: 9SM9T1 ~.soo. 6'4-lO!H
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per. 310 Coronado. By owner 2 Br, den home Plcaar er study, 2~ ba. Ideal new. Ill cuJ-de-eac Jot. allSptn. On lull acre, hlib up In m-9'31 + 2 Br apt, s. of.Hwy. Prap...tf-family borne. Many 3aU7,500 Prof'. lndacp'c. Cuatm l---""--------14 Br, 2 ba condo, close \0 the Tustin Hills. wood shake e.xtenor, 2 752-1920 amenmes A Jlust See' One of the best buys! 3 wood ioter'a. $139,000. aboppin1. $59,950. All. BeauUlw view, room Cor Pt11i .. '°"" S~edish (pie's, lots of woo OUAIUt. NIW"°'" MACH Asking $lls,OOO. • Bdnm. +extras Opeo house Sat " Sun ..... cwa. 5CMlp 1_546-_7739 ______ _
horses and t e nnis . 2 Br, 2 ba. frplc, new windows, wood, high tl.,..ES•i!!.&19¥ MURCHISON U-Spm;328S1Buccaoeer ltcouJd.u'th all
Between two mansions. p I um bing new beam clgs. 703 Carna-IY OWNER " ~• • •t•pelws 644-5046 St,DanaPt,'93-.51859. Quck Nub a~.~cre-"' ..... H•.,___..11t~llll~-· 1042 hard work, ideas & crpt/drps.Prof~sdecor. tioo.$167,000.673-6651 c:.-r clean 3Br. 2 bath, (2U)285-8700 --
'· I ..... ..., OR (213).,.,"l""'" -•CID aa "'~HB> warcUni career in reaJ •••••-•••••••••••••••• money can ma ... e l Complete remod plans famrm.Onquiet cuJ.de-,_,.....,. HUalYOMTHtS! nu ~ est.ate Fr tr lnin lf
fabulous! s 22s.ooo avail. lUD,000. m1us. o~:~~~lym?WNaEt~ sac. Nr 20th~ Irvine. _.2_. f 6ff1St. o.mers leavini a rea & 2BdrmDplx.lltlfotcond. you ~fee540-:io1 1 SEASCAPECONDO
T r a d e s o k Pnnc. Only mosphere Imm.a~ 2 br Onve by 2038 Aliso & caJI • • are anxious \0 sell this Possit>ly the lowest price q y. · l BR, 880 sq. ft. Loots ~~~r~~{e~f3~k5~~5 Rick CoronacWMcr 1022 ~&2 br.apt,2 frPl.sml ~-fl897or(ZI3)437-1809 ~ .. {ripJ~· !!~.~~ exceptional 3 bdrm. ~=:i~~~~:i: $100,000 :;, ~~~\.t:,nj!:i
----••••••••••••••••••••••• view. nr park & tennis. 2 OM A LOT Harbor Hi, C.M. 2 S\Ory ~· ~::~e~~ JoO::. 1S9-03S8 MBGfflORHOOD reduced. Call now.
ARTIST'S HIDEAWAY OCEAN VIEW S1S9,S00.644-ll
79 *EASTSIDE* :::~ ~~~u: ~··g~rf incoodiUon.Frplc.,shut-&Toro 1032 OMLY$6t,t00 cou:s:'4'?~lLTY
$19, 950 Private access to beach; LIVE IN ONE-RENT frplcs. Carol Lipsch. Agt ters, sAake roof, etc., ••••••••••••••••••••••• Large4 Br home, nestled 6 -•
.20' High beamed ccil-custom 5 bdrm .. ~amlly VIEW&CHARM THE OTHER! Rare 6'5-7221 etc.,etc.'83,000 MobUeHome.3br,2ba.in amaoe81...s4Sandcasue JU$TUSTID ,
ings,familyroom&frpk rm., nearing comple· 2 Br.11Ai ba charmer! find! Completel y . MEWPOllTIEACH Fam.Prk,smlpeUOK. Developments. A truly H
enhance 3 bdrm incl. lion; pick colors to your canyon & limited ocean separate Jiving hi a RBJUCID $4,100 R.EA.LTY 67g.1642 $39,000. s:;e.5787 good invest ment Ior arbollr Lane 3 Br, 2th
master suite & pvt bath. Uste.$375.000 view on large lot w/pool charming upgraded 2 BeautiluJ Coll. prk pool thoeewbocare. ba end unit w/2'' boat
Spiral staircase leads to SEA.VIEW In choice community. bedroom, home AND a 8 home, 3 brm 2 ba, new BEAtmF1JL CLEAN·CUTE·COZY 754-7100 slip. Su per s b arpl
lo.ft or 4th bdrm. Enter-Broadrnoor, new 3 bdrm. Super value at $158,000. bed r o o rn home -tbrouout, bought new LAKEFRONT HOME CONDO $155,000CaU now.
taln1ng ull offers.+ famlly rm., ocean (fee). enclosed earages tool bome &mustseU.Opeo On private lake wtth privategaraee en· PURCB.LREA.Ln
540-9922 vtew ; guarded communl-$68, 750 each. thla weekend. $84, 700. w / c I b b a e, po o I. & try. 2 Bdrm, l 1Ai ba. Air (71') 846-2828
~ XL.KT DUrLEX 1'1111--Plaza, i atory, z or 8Br carpets. Vacant. Priced .. •••••••••••••-•••••• ~aossocidtes Two frplcs., 2 bdrms. ~-180 Deg. Vlew. By owner. widen or game rm, cen· to sell t od ay. Good
t.Y;tennis&pool.$259,00o ~ 1£ jQuai~ Owner.9'19-5876 jacuul, nr So. Coast cond ., earth tone en-. ICt44
each; corner location, Proplll'tl-$Under $150,000. Custom t'ral air. bltn Jiv rm terms!SS&.900. =---------=~1 filkSCOMDO
top cond S113 500 752•1920 3Br, 2ba. &pie. Flu.Ible around frplc. upgraded 22915 Bonita Ln IY OWNER DellgbtfuJ 4 BR & ram, PAUL M4RTIH Rcn:ho MiCllRI Rlty 1900 <klal\ "-Ht 'NA04 fuumclng avail. 64&-21l8 lhruout. Asking $125,000. Open Sunday 1-5 Landmark " Br + fam tastefully decorated, im.
REAi.ESTA.TE CrownValleyMall ()penH Sud l0-4 MesadelM b 4 556-4167 or S56-04Z1 By BARRETT RLTY rm,2'-'ba,3cargar.RV mac.cond.BestlocaUon.
644-7383 49S.l200 131-7010 lrnma~e br! •t~ ba: BR, Poo1~'x1~fW::!es. owner. MZ-5200 at«age. 1 mile \0 bch. SI47,SOO. AJ~~·~!~~do.1--........::.:.::.:.:'.::::: ___ ,~~~~~~~~~I 5f8·5897. 1353 GarJ-Owner will carry 2nd, E/Side Custom home. Fa •t•Vc6ry 1034 '9'l,900.Pb96M818
You'll love lt! C\Jte as a BY OWNER IDifordSt.CostaMeaa $83.000. Kl Presidio Dr. ZOOOSq.ft .• 3Br, huge •••-•-•••••••••• .. ••• OPfHIYOWMEJl NEWPORT CENTER
REALTY 640·1812 ~~Only$69,900.Lots 2brlbeme.Newpaiotin CIPENSUM.l·S • MESA VERDE Award Callanytime9'J9..Z25l fam.rm.,3 carear.,oll $73,500. 3 Bdrm(or
ot waupaper. Pvt yard. &out.NewsupeTdlx2br, 141tSRB4ADE Winner .. •-family R-2lot.Agt6'6-n7l 11111111111GTo ... am7 2+Cam.)Seabt'eeie Con·
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exterior. ~~~~:~vckr~~v1!.!! ~~;,.~c;ia~ds~~:: c:il Marie JobD1on, R·2 LOT plus 3 bdrm. 0i:1::tio~l,2•!:n!~ !be ~~~~llliu m Jn. lcepvt.encl.paU08.Al· Hpooorre$89Pl::,l~~.Br& : Newport Pie:'!. ·ocean & Fash.ion Isle. rll>lc .. beamed cell.lnp, Rltr.IJ7~ o&derbome,South of17tb St7,000/ofr.SS7-83Sl .orma._.~nter. tchd 2 car gar. Earth · • · · .. IJllmnm4 710 FemleaI Ave. ()po dining rm. & brldst. bar. ---------• Street.C&lltoaee! TOUCHSTONE tone carpel tbruout. ORANGETREE 2 Bdrm .i:sU&Ullid Sat/Sun 1-5. 673-6992. a king sized bdrms.. CUSTOM SHOW & SIU. REALTY Sauna. pool & spa. Good 2 bath den patio home:
2005 Balboa Blvd. $189.500. ceramic tile floors & EASTSIDE Orig. owner'a are 1ellin1 983.(1867 financing .. ail. 962-0224 .Adult' conim. $73,000.
;Newport lkh.673·2058 1---------I wainscoting in 2~ baths. 3 br 2 ba, New kitchen. the Ir be a \I t . 6 OCP:AN BREEZES SSJ-~98
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pletely secured. Space PANORAMIC Cowtlr)' EA&lltb dr:r.:: 4C2 ~mllrl~e. Nftl)Ott ror boat. appro•. 45 ft. YD home. 3 Bdrm, Bab. 1800 sq.ft., ramllY Newly decoratfid, new rm, It lmmenM fa.m rm. room. $99,toO. TubeU
c arpet, rosewood ofOct.&l.a.d P f pper Jonet, A1t. ~---~1720,res., cabinets, cedar outside; RareSB4nnain•1e~ f'D..4031 _ fee land. ~.000 · Lusk home In Harbor
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3801 E. Cat. CdM 6'13-5354 c:at garqe on tlft.Uned
WJN.Cst.Lafuaa IO'\lf traffic street. 487-3318 $2'1f,500
'4001T ......
W/S..t-5
C•644-72fl .
CUSTOM IUILT
' Mi'm, 2 bath. wOod Oocln; a.w water be.-,
water IOfintry copper pl\llDblni. BeautllUI pool
1ritb beat.er 6 filter.
BACKIAY ..... .. c .....
Spaelota• 4 Br I Ba
tw1liln:M. Dfo Rm, tp&c, mocwa ~. Pl~ am
patio, au.ch dbl 1ar.
MUA VRDE beautifully decorated Harbour area. Call now THE~ PRICED homes. Open Houae Swa toa.e.BKRM7""'37
I BR home ln lovely 1.J Brtr. ~ *'-ooo BY OWNER Mesa Verde. Low dn. ---------&:! E••Y tin. Opeq SOll&THING SPECIAL r~~~~';~~~~~':d Sat U-Spm. 31.Jt awatta you in tbia l ftOr.Y ,menities. 538-230? Sumatra. c .11. can l>kr. Wooddde bome. " 8!J 11..-. ______ _
m.aacetordet&ila. ~~·:z~Y•E PRIMEMI
STAITIR Oni&<b.aU acre lots. Hunt· ~
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lot wM room tio expand, beltnablel 3 S.clrm r---------i MPEN 3 Br, 2~ ba, FR.
t.blt I b9idtoom. tlur up. home, Jot.a ol eabblett., lllntJtul home. 3 br 2 ba Outatand.lni Valoe at pw . •• Palot V..S. toullb'7 ktJcbal. Dlnhll trpJ. Ul>ltaded thtvotlt' ~ GWll 1 Padllilidll ...., bu ~ ...... brick fireplace. tll.7SO Shown by •Ppt. -. Call today .or do-
rtlk ~ pcUQ-CoTered patio, Ha.rl1 o.n.: IC1-il1t • talla. Alt. '1SWm KT~ .... ..... c.... ........ rn.t .......... 10061--------1 -..-................ . -liq.ft_ Cofnm pool, jatul&f, llDDt, .....,..
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a.U$40.mo SPACIOUS & SUMMY Poplar blin.. 3 BR, 2 be.
lmelJ near new twin prot. tna.cp1d1... wood pal. ~. J br, 2~ ba. "°""'• wood Na1D eeU. IWMCOTTA ..
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OPEN N1S
'3 Acat'ta Tree Lane
Rare Notre Dame Condo,
Vi.U.l(e m. a hi'. 2 ba,
frplc, m.h beam cea.Jn,es,
outatandlng Joe. on
f~belt. Nr. pool. ten• nia, voUeybaJJ, clubhse.
Freshly painted en IJ out,
new crpa "drpe. Jmmac.
move-in cond. Askin& $8S,OOO make offer.
~ZU.eves.
Only J paUo bom• left.
Orw2 Br+de:n, isooOBr
plan, both w/Z bathl,
frplc, refrigerated air
cooditio1ung, mirrored
ward.robe doon, 2 car
gar w/auto opener ... P.hu
full recreaUoo facilities
mcld'g 8 li&bted tenniJ
~. 2 pools and a pair ol Jaruzw. AU tbls and•---------•
Irvine too! On Jrvme
Center Dr. (Moulton
Prlrway) Just east of Jef·
Irey.
$71.995 to $76,1195
Call S5H2.6.1 days
orSSl-1341 eves
FOR SALE•
IYOWHB
Terrace Cardiff
Townhome. 2Br. 2Ba.
rustom drps, upgraded
<'arpet & tile, very clean.
$83.500. 644 -3159 or
9S5-127S
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VlSlT the Specia.Wt at
the Condominium In·
formal.loo <Anur.
TOUCHSTONE
REALTY
963-0867
WOODIRIDGE
Broadmoor home. 4 BR ..
lam. rm .• atrium, pool ,
spa, decking, lndscpd.,
renced. "The works''.
Reduced to $125,000
AGENT 640-5560
I 044 tr"flM I 044 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
~II. macnab I Irvine ~ realty
**OftEH TODAY••
COLONIAL EST A TE MODEL
Pride·of.ownership! Upgraded to
the limit! 3 BR. family rm home in
s uperior location, facing park.
$112,900. OPEN SUN. 2-5 P.M. 141 W.
YALE LOOP. (J-74)
LOAFING?
Relaxation can be yours <& your
children's), in this huge 4 bdrm .. 2~
bath condo. Let someone else care for
& worry about the lawns, pool &
jacuui. Live it up & loaf. $71,900 ·
LATH & PLASTER
Just like the old days. But there's
nothing old about this super S&S
Aspen Grove Home. Easy access to
freeways & close to the high school,
plus security within guarded gates.
CaJI to see this great 3 bdrm.
townhome, $99,900.
LUSK LUXURY
Here's the best of the best! In Turtle
Rock Highlands, on cul de sac street.
View of night lights & mts. from this
beautiluJ Lusk home. Totally enjoy
life in this new, spacious 4 bdrm.
home. Brkfst. at a charming bay
window, or dine in elegant formality.
You still have time to pick your carpet
color. Call.
OPB4 HOUSES I -5
3 Bdrm.. freshly painted home io
University Park. Super sharp. 18081
Mann, Irvine.
Dramatic 4 bdrm .. family rm. Yale
Model home in University Park. 9
Redwood.
NORTH HILLS REALTY
731-5900
1044 l"IM 1044
.. Uvlnt atoM and like it
I.bat way, t.beo you'll love UU. 2 bdrm., 2 ba.. 2
pat.lo Peters townhome.
Professionally decorated
ln colon you un live
with, and live w1lb, llOd
live with! $112,900
4f523 C'AMPU5Dl·IRVINE
con HOME
NESTED IN ILUEllRD CANYON
-1 ... cef .... .......,.~ ..... lot
Clf'9 fu:st o f.w of tt.. ..... rw ••...r... A.
large t for•CJ• roo• u11d•r th•
IHNtse-$139 ,$00.
497-3331
SOlM'H LAGUNA DANA
LAGUNA NIGUEL POlNT
DEERFIELD PK HOME ~4~99!.4!ss~1 ~~~~ .. !~!!i.!l7!:>n~~~~~4!!93!!·88!!!!12!!!! Spacious 48r, 28a, pre· :;; rruwn corner lot. 1 Yr
old. Completely decorat· L..,.. leach I 048 L..,.. hoU I 041
ed & upgraded. $136,000. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
Owner~5S98
•2BEDROOMS
\Jnderprked at '71,500
494.15«1
LaiJllllCI hodl . ' 041 •••••••••••••••••••••••
IMYUTMEMT
OPPOltTUHITY
Oceanfront restaurant. heart ol Laguna Beach; au new eqwpment & flit·
tures; leaae or sale. Ask·
l.n&~.ooo
m~j}Qtf'~
~~~
~99·2800
FIXB
3 Bdrms .. 2 balhs +
atudio + garage. Walk to
the beach rrom this
charmer. Only $124,SOO
LAGUNA CHARMER.
~uced $20,000. 4 Br, 2
ba. den, aep din'g rm.
frpJc, basement. rec rm,
pool, ja<"u:ul. sundeclt.
some ocn vu. $21S.OOO.
Owner will sell on con·
tract or carry 2nd.
49'7·1.387.
Ocean View
ADt.
Lower rron(. 2 Bdrms.
pool. $79,000. 20% do.
Laguna Rily 494-0077
Walk to bch. Sharp 2 Br,
bltns, frplc, gar, pat.
Secluded. $119,SOO.
REDUCED FOi FAST SALE
Frpm Sl2lS,OOO to SU0.000. don't mill this buy•
Charm & tux~ In lhl$ beaut. J sty hm In
prestllfious N vltiw. 3 BR, 2~ bA. dJn rm,
<'heery & brieh kitchen. Fam rm. wilded br1~k
frpk. Covf'red patio for outdr entmalnln1.
playhse oo the hill tor the t'hUdren. A beaut area.
L..-. HHpl • ..,
4'S.SZ20 496-24f l
IJ0..5050 493.9494
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C»IMAMD
AVAia.AiU
For your in.spectlOll &
consideration . Sat. &
Sun. 9 to S; 3 out.standing
Laguna area properties
Niguel Shores. magnlf1
cent 3200sq. rt.• BR. 412
b<l. home; Cines.t ocean·
front community. Loads
of extras! $350,000
Mystic HiJls: overlook·
ing Laguna &'M a1n
Beach Park. 3,000 Sq. ft
Cbria Abel desl&ned 5
bdrm. home. A rare OP·
port unity at $375,000
Top Of The World, 3
bd.nn. & den. fantastic
ocean & city views. Xlnt
neighborhood. close to
schools. Priced at Slm.soo
UMITS ·
Dana Potnt; 4 units in
prime condition, with
orean view decks. Only
l·Blk, from Coasl Hwy.
$22:5.000
MOMA..RCH SUMMIT
Ttu.s 2 bdrm. condo has 1t
all! Expansive ocean
views. Hie rooC, elec.
garage door opener & tn·
teroom to gale for secun-
ty + all the amenities or
Uus popular area, includ·
Ing 2 pools & 2
clubhouses. St 16.000
THI SHORES
Thia CO•Y 3 bdJ"m .
townhouse features a .
lar11e kitchen, nit'ely ;
landscaped front pal10 &
reat patio with trt:llis
gaubo. Close to pools &
tenrus. St 11,000
McCC>aMA.CK
N 0 RI NS 191_u_~"--4-'_.._,_s_s1 499-2438. S t op by our South ---------•Lagu n a oCfire &
Sweeping ocean view. 2Br salesman will inspert
apt, great storage. pool. these lovely homes. 30808 Ji!J.!~·· llOS N.Cocm Hwy., Loguno
494-1177
31601 Cool I Hwy.,S.loguno
RE AL r Y ••Ochgr"VIEW
Catalina sun.sets. & city SpaMsh MOMloa lights by night. 3 brm 21 'a
$89.SOO. Ownu 499•2094 S. Coast Hwy . South --------•I Laguna ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Unique Dana Point b a . B y o w n r .
l:llldmark converted into $134,SOO/orr 499-4685
3 units. Perfect ror owner evens.
4'9-2100 499-4591
WOOOIRIDGE PUCE
Love ly Stonewood model w /3 BRs,
family rm & dining rm. Attached
garage w/opener. A lovely home for
the smaller family. $119,900. <>PIH
11 -2 P.M. 61 HIGHTI4AWK. (J.75)
TURTLEROCK GLEN
3 BR, family rm & den Garden
home only 8 mo. old! Of'EH 1·5 P.M.
#37 COOt.IROOK. (J·76)
DEERFIRD
Largel't plan w/4 BRs +family rm.
Superbly landscaped -you really
have to see this. OPEN l·S P.M. #17
FOXHILL (J ·77)
RANCHO SAH JOAQUIM
Lovely 3 BR w /terrific VIEW!
GI amorous design. A must see
today OPEH 1-S P.M. IZ VISTA.
<.I 7R l
• * CALL TO SEE **
IRADFOltD TOWNH~E
Discover a new lifestyle in this lg.
quality 3 BR h ome comple te
w /modern kitchen. patio, huge
mas ter BR w/walk·in closet, loads
of storage & 2·car garage w /elec.
opener. Pool & rec. area. Close to
So. Coast Plaza. HURRY -ONLY
$58.900. Vic J ashinski 642·8235.
(J-79)
2 IR + DEN
This immaculate, spark ling
Woodbridge home is a decorator's
delig ht . Detached Broad moor
w /fully landscaped yard & just
minutes to beautiful Arborlake &
rec. facilities. S00,900. Amy Brown
752·1414. (J .8())
VILLA.GI 3 TOWHHOME S~pcr Rutgers w z3 BRs, family
k.1tchcn & formal dming. 2-story -
f 1replace -extra·lg . patio in rear
+ _nice patios off family /kitchen.
Qu1c:t loc~tion . Comm. pools &
tennis. "T1p·top" condition! ONLY
$126,000 incl. land. Gil Ide 752·1414.
(J ·81)
sure CONDITION!
Fantastic investment! A good buy!
What more can we say? 2 BR
Deerfield townhome w /covered
patio & full landscaping. Comm.
pools & parks. A must see at
S77 ,500. Marion Frizzell 752-1414. (J·82)
YOUU IE cozy_
N:ext to the fireplace in this lovely,
!;tngle-story, e nd·unit "Peters
Townhome. '' Beautifully decorated
w /utmost of taste -oak floors &
wd appointments make th.is 2 BR
formal dining rm home one of th~
nlcest in the area. 1 yr. new!
$120,000 fee. J ean Dales 642·8235 (J.83) '
9*AX & INJOY Warm & cha rming 3 BR home
w/formal dlnlng rm & Jg. living rm w /fi replace ... r e lax w /view of
S a ddleback Mtn. Extr a ·l g.
greenbelt loca tion . Too many
upgrades to mention -Hurry 1 Lonaine Rennie 752·1414. (J -84)
I ST nMI Offllm
Desir able end·unlt in Peter's d~velopment near pool & Jacuu i. Beauurw ma.s&er suJte w /sunken
tub • alant wa lk-in cjoaet .
Outatanding kitchen w /every bit· la\ + eatiria area. Lo•ds of s~c• Ir charm. $125,000. Holly Marro 844-6200. (J -8$)
RIVIRA RI.ALTY
BEST BUY
in
WOODBRIDGE
UNIV Park, 2200 sq ft de-
tached home. xlnt loc. 4
Br, freshly painted. new
carpt 'g. Own. Open
house Sun 12·4 5.51·4632
occupation plus income. --------L.acJ-a Hils I 050 --------•I•••••••••••••••••••••••
TURTURO CK
DeJuxeStonewood in pre· 3 Br. 2 ba, ram rm, auto
stiglous Woodbridge s~rln.klers, nr pool/ten-
ptace. Ideally located on ms. VIEW! By owner. an open corner with $122,SOO., lnclud·g land.
loads or upgrades. Easy _833-_l_Nl_o_r_64_2_·5097 ___ _
access to Woodbridge SPECTACULAR GOLF
Lake and Irvine's ex-COURSE location. 3 Br
cellent schools. Asking twnhse. in Rancho San
only $118,SOO. Joaquin. Open !louse
I Sat/Sun 1·5. 11 Montanas None . $149 ,500 .
I <M1ter/agent. 640-1!12
BY OWNER 3 Br 2 Ba,
country kitchen, 3 blks fr
WOODIRIDGE
REALTY
551-3000
POOL HOME
Hentage Park & high
school. cul de sac. must
sell this weekend.
552·8870
GREENTREE
By owner, 2 brm + lam.
2 doors from park & pool,
many .ext ras. $79,900.
Oya 833·640S, eves This fabulous Plan~106 in 551·5238
the California homes is•---------
now only $85,900. Heated r---------a n d f i ltered pool.
courtyard ent:r. fire pit.
Newly paicted inside and
out. HURRY! HURRY!
YALE
Temfic buy University
Park. 4 Br, 3 ba, family
room, 2 rrptcs. Near pool
& U!nnis. $129,SOO ree.
Ocean view, impressive
facade. $215,000.
Triple•
2 Bdrm., 1 bath home
with two rear units.
Sound Investme nt In
Corona del Mar. $175,000.
Golden y e.-s
2 Bdrm., 2 bath hilltop
sulu in Leisure World .
Brand new with fantastic
view of valley & moun-
t.ams. $85,900.
* 494-1057 *
HOITHl!HD
OCEA.HVIEW
Deluxe Duplex-Newer
2 BR, 2 BA, l BR, l BA.
w/frplc, wet bar, beam
ceilin gs, sky light.
balconle!I. 2 Biies to
beach. $189,SOO terms.
•caoss ROM
HBSUll PAaK
Ocean vlew condo, huge
living room w/beam ceil· Ing, f rplc, kitchen w/all
appliances, 1 BR & den. 2
BA. deck. priced to sell.
Call for appt.
A.MB.ICA.M HOME
REALTORS
494-1001 494-7513
GHAT
OPPORTUMITY
For you n g family .
RANCH REALTY PUBLIC TENNIS CTS. SSl-2000 640.6600 nearby. Walk to schools
from this coiy, charming
WOODIRIDGE home with nice ocean
2 PRE.5COTTS OPEN HOUSES view. Stone frplc., big Largest Woodbridge yard & patio. 3 Bdrms., 2
homes. 2600sq ft . +3 car roo11y baths. $11,,SOO
gar.Sor 4 br+den. 3 Ba. I\ McCO~a<
EXEC.DRUXE
4 BR. 3 ba., dining rm ..
den, bar, plush carpeting
& ceramic tile flrs. Pool. view. 2 Min. to beach.
$280,000
PEG ALLEN REALTOR 494-7578
PROBATE
SALE
0c ... side of hwy.
In Horfh LOCJll"G
•rq.aity!
3 Bdrms., 2 baths,
atnum entry. Very anll·
ious!
Come see Sat. & Sun.
1580VlA MAJORCA
REAL ESTATE
OPEHHOUSE
Sunday 12 pm .3 pm
2070Zell Dr .. Laguna
3 Bdrm. 21':1 bath. ocean
view, newly redecorated
executive borne. Master
Bdrm. has private
balcony with connecting
studio . Quiet
neighborbood. $164,SOO.
LOVB. Y 4 IDIM A IUY
2bathhome. has no Located in top North ~d *$2000*
*BONUS*
sUtlrs to climb. Frenrh area where most or tbe
doors open to beautiful homes are over $300,000.
brick paUo with outdoor This could be your buy or
hearth. Lge livinc rm the year if you are will·
w I trplc over looks ing to put in $0me T.L.C.
hillsid e and ocean. A· custom built home Leaded &Jass and tile en· with one of the best Seller of 4 mo. old, 3 Br,
try sets the mood for a coastline views in town. l~. Ba. Laguna V\g con·
home that is perfect for POOL. JACUZZI, built· do. oCrs $2000 rederorat·
entertairung $189 500 in vacuum. attached ing bonus! Mtn view, 2 · · ' · garage. J Bdrms . family car gar, giant storage
PA.MOl.A.MIC room. 2 baths PLUS a nn. Ute balcony. many
I l I I I t xtras! $76.900. Will <'On· OCir."' .... VIEW comp e e ower eve o -" do with what you please. sider lse/optlon. Open 3 Bdrm home. Custom Now$259.SOO Sun. 23415 Cam1n1to
bwlt for proud owner {~ Laiaro Wknds ph
Onl)' the best was in· ~ DDnM tnaftDQll· 11»21661.
eluded. Italian tile in all 3 . UAL.TilllS 494-1031 TALLEY ltlEA.L TORS
baths & kltrben. Oak U Ill 530..7252
cabinetry thru-0ul. Of·i·---l~-•a.• .. •"--•1---------(ered at $289,000. SUPBl VIEW
OP84SUMDAY 1-5 M09UALIFYIMG
COASTUHE VIEW 2920Alexaoder Rd. Five year Qew home. Spacious 3 Bdrm, 3 bath S~-tacular ocean view ded ri ed home with elegant large home on 3 lots. A touch of totally UPP°"' P c lo sell lo a hurry at entry and a winding old Laguna in this 2 Br 2 $72.SOO. Seller to carry all
stairwa)'. Dining area. Ba. den & <'OWltry kltch f frplc & ample storage. home in deslrable area. manci.ng.
$149,SOO l''lve Hundeclcs. beaut. 754-7100
DOLPHIH 1..E. st.one pool. w/lerraced
CALL 494-1581 back yard. Walk to beach -~ ------~~~~~' ~h~~-h~~ ~;w:~~l~ttl«(;f
No. Laguna charm 2br, expand. Pnl·ed to se11.ll--~u~111.~. -~;.~ .. 1·1 view home with I br rl"n· $189,900. I~
tat. Lge deck, frplt-. walk JUST LISTED Lei.sure World
to ben ch Sl7.1 000 Panoramic roastal view Townhouse-Owner has
_l_71_4 >_49.1_·9903 from every room in th1.s reduced pnce·as hJs new
S. Laguna charm cot· home is ready. Up·'
lage. Great potential for graded. 3 br. 3 ba. end
l'xpans1on&remodeling. un it Ideal Locat.
3.5xl25 lot. Lgt' secluded 752.Q46&837 OS96
ba<"k yd, open beam t•lgs
&. fplc & living rm. Walk L....-MlcJIM'I I 052
to "1000 Steps Beach" •••••••••••••••••••••••
s139.soo. PASTORAL VIEW
497.f 7 I I Monarch Summil II Plan
atrium, air cond., fully ll.IALTY 494-7551
lndsc, highly upgt. Mex· 14792 DOMcn\er ~~~~~~~~I JUST LISTED-Fabulous ican Paver.stile. Lge lot. -ocean view. 3 Bdrm.
OPEN HOUSE
MysHc Hins
SattSun l ·S
Expansive ocean. hills &
canyon view from
beamed ceilings in living
room & formal d1n1ni: area. OvnsiZE'd bdrm
overlook ocean & hills. 3
Bdrms, 2 bath & a new
self-cleaning oven +
greenhouse. S21S ,OOO.
1475 Pacific Ave. <Oft
Skyline Dr.) 494-05'10
B. 3 Br . 2 ba, prof.
lndscpd & decrt 'd.
$116,900-Owner bought a
is motivated. Open daily.
494-1015 lll-t411
Nr Park & lake. $186,000 A super Plan 106 In tbe 1---------1 home with 2 baths, rami·
& $196,000. Lse $826/mo. California Homes with YIEW ly room & lenced yard. OCIA.HYIEW
OPEN SUN 11--4 Bkr/Ownr SS2·4121 or added family room . + POTINTIA.I. $142~.
wkdays 835-3S3S Beam ceilings PLUS. Older 4 Br, 2 Ba home on Luxury custom home.
WOODBRIDGE
A Driftwood model avaHable immediately.
Fea t uri n g 3 larce
bedrooma, 2~ baths. ful·
ly landscaped, l!a& BBQ,
redwood decking ahd
fountain. Asking only
$97,SOO. Call (or addl·
tionaJ informaUon.
WOOOl•IOGI
•EAi.TY
Hl-3000
14906 Mayte..
A College Park Berkeley
with an attractive front
courtyard surrounded by
wrought Iron. Close to
park & pools.
47W. YaNLoop
A Woodbridge E,,tates
Jefferaoo. Totally up· f:!l::a~rofeulooally
4291PloNer
PRI ME R·3 LOT.
Magnificent view over·
looting MAIN BEACH &
the coast-Good de•elop·
ment potential. Owner is
highly motivated. Brina
an offer! S26S,OOO.
Open house Sat. 12-4
271 Lower Cllrt Drive
One of the most inspiring d r a m a t I c & v e r y
views in Laguna can be spacious. (Approx) 3000
eQjoyed int.bis 3 Bdrm .. 2 sq ft. 2 br, 21/2 ba. loc in
bath, .. one or a kind". Prestigious Portafina.
wood & glass home. A 659 BoJsana . $.283,000.
creative 3'Xl5" stained Valentine R.E.
glass "palm .. by Artist 494-8585 831·9265
Ron Wood completes the ARCH BEACH HEIGHTS
statement. $145,000. 3 Br 2 Ba. end of quiet
s units-newly upgrnded
inside &out. Close to Vic·
tor Huro's & beaches.
$285,000.
street. Fantastic views.
ftedu<"ed '121,950 to
Sl~J..000. Ll:SBTJDER~ALTY
494-MS6
a-llD "'-' IUtJ 4 Bdrm., 2 bath & vecy
C\'own Valfey Mall clean ramlly home cloee JUST LISTED
1580Skyllne Dr. 49S.Z200 lll-7010 to schools. Check prices:
·---------•I Beat buy at $1.38.000. Beautiful St afford in •·
Upper M'yatic Hills. Open
House Sun. 1-4. 4 Br 2 Ba.
Fam Rm, Din Rm, creat
ooeanllmln views. Greentree. Community
park • pool. Walk to acbool. •
1452~
A Yale lft College Park
on privllte cul·de·aac. Q!inmunity pools ., walk
toscbool.
TOO HOT
TO HOLD
1104So. Coast Hwy.
LAGUNA BEACH
497-2457 EBBTJDE REALTY
49'-NSI; e95497.3591
That'• U>e atory ol thls LA1g1M leaclt I 041 LA1g1M IHdl I 04'
1t.rikln1 contesnpo~ary ••••••••••••• .. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• bome of TJU.·LEVEL DESIGN, w/deta iled
arch1tect1,1re o/ 1lucco
and WE AT Hl:RED CEDAR SHAKES.
BEAUTIFUL
NORTH LAGUNA
Nearly completed, 3 bdrms.,
d en, 3Y.a baths; over 3,400 sq.
ft . of custom eJee ance.
Breathtaking coasUine vieWJ.
. ~000
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1000 NO. COAST HWY
497°24'8
OPEN SUM. 1-5 HIGH OH A. HILL
I 655 Hllc:Nst Dr. with outstanding view or
New listing! Emerald hills & lights. Many up·
Terrace ; immaculate. grades. One of the finest
ocean view 2 bdrm:... homes in Laguna Niguel.
den, 2 bath$. Walk to Pnced at $134,000. Open
beach. $229,000 house Sat & Sun l·S. Call
OCEAHf«OMT 751 ·3191 or 831·0295
DelightfuJ 2 bdrm. bomc:> owneriagt.
on b1.11e lot; lots of room C: S ELECT
tor expansl~: fantastic T' PROPERTIES ocean views. 1398,000
Fine Taste?
A home befitting the
most d iscriminating taste. Features custom
oriental landscaping
wit.h lites. Jacuui and bia vu. Sl92.500
0,...HOUN S-1·5 ,,.
24211Talloe
Cowt
Near Laguna Niguel
Regional Park. Brand
new. nil')' 2 BR + den home loaded w/chor m.
$99,500.
AMCH01Au 1 iMvlslMIMTS
1714J 496-7711
&.coldweHBanker
-R£SIOENflAL l!ROl<CRN* CClMMNY
PRICl!D RIGHT
FOlt FAST ESCIOW
Owner moving -bought another.
A&k to ~ this Jo~ly Niguel Sbores
townhouse. 2 bedrooms, 1 & ~ bath.
Private patios. L arge wood
d ecJdog. Tremendous value.
,'94.500.
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...,.. ' ndst oa I.be colt courllt. l'roiHalo~lly decorat ba, tarce family FOOm. 2 Prolesslon&Uy decorated kilt' b1r yard. tr~-GlllBl IAf PAltl( Area. Can you believe W~r. dl')'tr. ~'"'"lo ed. 2 BR, den, 3 BA, un (rplcs, PoOI. voUcyb1111l Dover Model, end urut, 2 ~owd$1~.ooo. ll~l Ox-CHAMPAGNE APPllllEl
)'OUUJtlt.UJbuyahome eluded T~&tbealth deraround parlon& 0nJy$125,000. pptJos.()penffaeSultSun ""~'~1 wnSrt//"'"~-kr. Beerincome?-thatmostofusbave, ~&.r~~~mm1tCnM1ty
Ui'lde1''90.000 2bdtnus ,2 club h calitiu evall $299,000 ts. .,..,.._ a """° however you will find this 3 BR, 1~ nso ...... u~Avc. bath•. dlntna room, Marve!OIAS opport. to fliti Open Sunday ls Has avallable a 2'x60 family room, tnclosed oow tor $400/mo. as bllY &33UdoParltDcl 1-· FOltTHI BA, central air & purifier, tbe K.e)'WcstMobUeHom•.
courtyard, AIR CON· within l yr. CaU 493-r.o3J 67£7'290 HOME GOU.WIT cleanest cul-de.sac location. w/lots of C.U6tit~7t9a6m.,"'1>m
DlTIONED, attached •at. fl1'9 • Newport Jlei&hta, only fruit trees this side of heaven. You •-111
double1auaew/tlectnc • Sl09,000.AJt,5'8~1 can have your champagne at a beer •-.-... --CH--PIOPLl---.-~pedopeNner. ~!pe11tt<ld. LAMFornt 1055 /·, leal&tale Cbannin&CUrtHaven price $66,500. Loe. in flne SeeusfOf'YOIU'NobiJe
a . ever ~0 ve ••••••••••••••••••••••• 641-6600 ...... v.w MOINICo home w/sep. auesl hse. neighborhood or Santa Ana. Hoene. We 1pecaliie la f::'500
' )) with natural atone Sl52,li00.&46-093l Ask for Beaeh Area bomea.
•j VI =~:a::~:; Price Slashed ~~er~ac;of ::~ p~~0~! GORGEOUS VIEW D•• Doris at VJ.WY llA~TY. 516-0ZJZ. ~~~u:Jc IN~?~.~~
i150seo .. 11~.t..i/..,,•1t .. c11 lo$1S2.900.Tr\oa3bdrm UDO ISLE . privacy_ Open House ~aview New Bedford 3 Brookbuarat H .B.
CAREFREE
LIVING
1n this 2 8R, 2 ba., tile
roof patio hofTle, 1ust
minutes lo beach. Fully
lllSulated. Close to pool,
Jacun.1 & c lubhouse.
AduU comm. J ust $88,000
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LAKE FOREST WTaparoundpaUow/ex· Ooor plan. Lgc. patio. 4 ar wnr /Agt owrter.'497-1559 · S-ca...nt• 1076 T•tlR 1090 ~fw5* IZOO
cilin" firepit. Perfect for Br. 3 Ba, dJn·rm & tam-7se.-0Sl9 -••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• More for your money , .... H•••ORVIEW 1e•CHDOLLH US., nearly new, 3 bedroom, entertauung, a fantasllc rm. Motivated seller. $10,000 DOWN ""9 ._ 0 "' fOOTfflll HI IHVESTOIS 2"2 bath, ramily room executivehome. SE•VIEW SiUJJ1g pretty on one of Walk to Riviera Beach. 'Five acree South or 1 Mead 0 w H 0 mes ) Open Sat & Sun l·S -the lar~est lots In this On natural canyon with DISTRICT Cotooa ao paved road. Unusually large, cool 406 Plata, Npl Bch Brand nu 3br corner lot prestigious areas, this ocean view. 3 Br, 2 ba. Coodfodotaplit. BKR~ cove~ patio llome 15 , AESOP REALTY home. Owner will can-y lovely home with lorrnal wt.th extra 'h lot. Never Greats bdnn" fam rm <714)S16-S1lf
insulated. 3 Car garage. 731·4911 541-6333 bat. of $230,000 ut $1650 duuog room. fireplace. & a&ain at only $125,000. home OD a.boot ~ ac. OR 522.2090
storage & boat door. per mo No quulifyiog fenced yard b PRICED Hie• H "F pool, Jots ol --------·-
Community associa-SPYGLASSHIU net', vac, movenght in TO SELL NOW at PRICB>RIGHT bearlna fruit trees. TIOPICALISLI
tJon-pool. tennis, sailing Fantastic view• out· UDO ISLE Guarded gates. 6'4-14S2 $134,950. By appointment San Clftnent.e's foremost Move-in condition. Wiil sell interest In
&clubhouse. st.andlnrg 4 BR wE/lw armt Great house ror enter· HcriMwU'-WCMCfs onJyplease. value. "Cantamar"4 Br, $89,900. UNIQUE ISLAND with OPENSUNDAY J S cozy am·rm. egan W/Ung, larae living rm. .....,... !1 faauly borne l" ~Sunt-5. miles or be autlf"I -master swte, lrg. cool ... Lovely 4 Br, Fam Rm.1£. Quail l 00 cu .... e-"""'" .. 2209lCOMANCHE jacuui & waterfall. lm· surrounded by pallo & 2.,, Ba, 2200 sq.ft. Huge .... Pl--sac oomer. high above l3'132~nboa Place beacbes In WORLD COLE OF NEWPORT gardens. Impressive en· 69 -• lbe city. Call for long list North Tustin 1''AMOUS AREA-Near mac. lhn.a.out. $309.500• try, sundeck upstairs; 3 pool. Sl ,SOO. United Prop_._.,.. of outstanding features. Jet port 4c city. Now be--REALTORS TREE SH A 0 Eb Brokers 642-2589. Open 7":"!.~19,.0 AESOP REALTY 67S.55 I I n ...... CHO bdrms. & family rm Suo. 12:30 to 4.30. 1615 i•oo ouA1tsT Nl;,l'Otl, HACM Transferred, asking only Ing MASTER PLANNED ~ $259,500 Rut.bL $.lM,500. 731-4911 by INTERNATION';. SPECTACULAlt PRICB>TO SELL 3 BR wthuge paneled UDOltlALTY ane. --BERTHA HENRY Au.Y KNOWN planni~I
VIEWS ROM Beautiful new 48r, lam open beam bonus room, 3 673-7300 IALIOA CONDO M E W p 0 R T REALTORS Opell HOMM S-l·S farm. HIGH RETURir.
MOHAltCH SUMMIT rm, 3ba ~xec ho me frplcs. lrg. cul-de-sac lot. EJeiant, large lbr condo HE;IGHTS 215 Del Mar 492-4121 1535 LeLot. walb beach frontagt
(2450' ). Premium corner Wall sell on contract or IEST IUY!f on bay front. Pool, boat Localed m NEWPORT 3 Bedrm, 2 Ba Ocean & LEMON HEIGHTS WITH VAST POTE~
A.DULTTWMHMES lol. Every amenity. 3 s ale, priced right ifyouareloolungforthc sllpavail.Fullsec.bldg. HARBOR UIGll Marina vlew home in A large wooded TIAL! $5,000 required.
21r. $I 04.000 woodbuming frplcs. Con· $122.500. best home in the best $'99,500. Owner/ Agt. SCHOOL DlSTRl<;r, on llarboc Estates. $1!4,SOO. EQUE.5TR1AN ZONED ~~lftorPrinappLanly. Ca' 21r .... SllS,OOO vcrsalion pit, wet bar, area,tbis i.s 1ll 8eaut1ful 675-7:UO huge comer lot with nl· Ma rquard Realty lot in prestigious area._..,.....,_......__ ....... ___ __.,,
21r, .. $1ZO,OOO gourmet bay kitchen homew1th3bdrms.,den. Icy access & room for 498-0660 ' Has 3 bedroom, 2 bath •
211' .... $140•450 w/m1 crowave oven. family rm., 3\i'a baths. W. Oceanfront 4 BR. your boat, this is one of1---------home, brick terrace, gas ONE ACRE !
Near Sun & Sail Club. lge. laundry rm., walk-in beach house. $335,000. Newport's lowest FEE Saa,,._ BBQ off giant rear deck Beaut. country Uvinf la
Other ...... front Buy now & select owrt n--House pantry, 2 brick frplcs ., MarshaJJRlty 615-4600 LAND h o m es I 1078 &2flreplaces,onelndin· thisg~atbome,3SOOsq.
$89,500 cpl $111.SOO. Pvt pty _.,...... hdwd. firs .• Intercom. Handsomely remodeled c-.ntr-ano ing area of floor to ceil· It .. 3 car garage, lots~ See these seni:;etional !>51 2594. ~'f 1-5 Decorated with shutters, WESTCLIFF with nraceful entry, roclt ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,_ft n. u b · k ~ I I E I · · ed 3 " F0 u.,; .-.oneer·nas c nc . trees, fenced, bun. X1n ~noramic ocean & mtn1_________ 21 lal:»oa Covet pane ang & wa !paper. xc usJVe. customaz fireplace. beam ceilings: REYER VIEW for dmi.og by lirelight! t.erms. BKR.
1 v\ew homes. Rec. area. 1..gc. patio & playbouse br. den. personality plus. PRI CE $LA S JI ED OCUM HILLS PRICE REDUCED TO (710 6TI·SOO( 4 pool & jacuzzi. Sales ort OWNER SAYS A 40' IOAT SLIP for children. Walk to ~ountry kil_chen, rak $10,000-NOW ONLY LIGHTS $154,900. ORS22·0S30
open daily on Star View "SB.Lu co me s w 1 t h t h 1 s park. shops & school. oors, bay wmdow, _ern $105,000. Don't wail to see this
Ln . orr o[ Pac1f1c Island waterfront home over $170,000. garden. Adult occupied. , , j h • J!llQuai~I C-h!'J Loh/
Dr.&CrownVlyPkwy. ~.ti~~c3ro~~:eb~~:~~ looking the bay• 3 B.IOWROOM ~69.SOOi 1:~z ~ov;:-m. QPIU ail~ el~:a~'t :~~ei~~nio~ ~~IPI~.... . ••~•••••••••!~~!. TNl&labcdckR.E. large hmily room Bedroom. 2 baths, large 3.225 SQ. ft. for hobbles, wn e r · P · ac• . gracious family Jiving, pt~'"
493-0331 499.4797 w/frplc. opens lo pro· pallo&closeloschools! e nt er ta I n in g & 642-0758 Prop ... ll•a jmt4minutesfrom Dana 7S2•tn0 1 Burial lot, Pacific Vie+
fessronally landscaped teenagers 2 Massive 752·1920 Point Harbor. S BR. 3 MOO GUM st H MA04 Memorial part. Pvt Pt~
NLGUEL SHORES. 3 garden & trellised patio. I m. jQPI= ~ stone frplcs. & open a.c.tiful Hw a.ooOUA1uu.cwl'Otlu1AcH BA, transferred owner ML.A.t...M.....Hw-CaU67WlT brm, 2 ba, totallY up· H S9SOOO beam ceiling enhance for 1£•UT1FUL wantsoCle:r.CaUnow. ._,.. • ._ ... graded, priv. gate WT)'... • · Prap-a.J•a lhis 4 bdrm. home; den, • 5A • w ..... • .... ,., .... TY N. TuaUnS Br view, pool, C: ~Ml
d · ....-., fa-·'y rm .. ·-pwi r 2 c.~. 3 Bdrm 3~ bath -'~ ~ spa, RV area. 2 yr a..-au· ,,,,_,tr 160t fe0na;i~~ p::1~':u;~t~: ~~~~ 14000UA~s~-~~TlfA04 se
1
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beach access_ $137,900. Kitchen has island rook-Westclilf-across lrom room & many other. ex-Open H~ Sat/Sun 1.5 OWComtryC.._... SAHCl.IM84T£
Webb Realty WALK TO IJ\& center & 2 walk· in Mariners Park. 3Br. tras. Dnve by 101 K1ngs 31022 Via Cristal· SJC 'Secluded acre N. Tustul, Meclat IWg
493-0761 CD THE IEACH pantrys. Sep brief st. rm. country kitchen. All new PI ace, Nw pt B c h . ~ft home ··we're '*ler s Br 2 Ba, 3fplc's, Sale-Lease-Trade
\liiiiiiiiiiiiiii·iiiiii•ii•ii••ii• ..... iiiiiiiiii'rl A chance of a Lifetime to Ori ve·thru garage ror decor a tor c pt. wood $339,000. To see: Call still a iittle bittcOuntry ! .. room ror riding ring. ten· 7 Rm Dental Suites
Culdesac & golf course 64"6600 own a condom Newport HV or boat storage. floors. New pamt m & Agl. M.O.Cox at 9'11M674 Must see to evaluate nis court or DIVIDE & 8RmMedicalSuites
nbrhd, spac 4 lir 2''> Do "" Beach. This model has 3 $195.000 out. Bltins include or546-8640 •S"00,000 .•• Jst Coast BUILD. Call Dollie OpenSat&Sun xtra lge lol. $185.000. ~~~~~~~~~! ._,, h d h NEWPORT IEACH microwave & trash com-• ~ Wll -uw ms wit en orr t e , 1 f ~ Paci"fic Rlty B 1" own 5 4 4 . 3 2 8 1 llSAvenueSerra 1 49SOZ79 b · R..:••rv 67S t1:42 pactor,db rplc. SOUTHL ASSOC W _ E'<ec split level, 4 Br 2•, master, 2...., albs. dmmg ...,_, -v One , fli-IW1'tela 496-85.35 ot"831·2600 AND . Joy Y..tsCo •
Condo, a br, 2 ba. View, on Ba, FR. DR, cust pool & room. living room & •you Sff tt s 1---------835-2012 49M660 499.z237
golf course, west 9. spa, lge corner lot. Sun & fireplace. This unit ls HEW IA YFRONTS Y°"'I want to stay. REALTOR . Wntwiimhr I 091
$84,900. Principles only. Soil, BUI Cote' 640-5717 ~ear ~he pool .. sauna. LIDO ISLE, 502 Via Lido 1827 Mariften PRJME 1ro...41 I /HI DESPERATE! ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~·xl.50' Lot with 900sq. I\.
494 ~ 1acuzz1 & tennis courts Nord, 4 ors Br, 41r'! Ba. $149,SOO _. VACANTI 3 Bdnn, 2 ba, blda. Monthly incom'-. Missioft Viejo I 067 Owner Must sell and will lge dock. $650,000. Open 1:....,0953 54L 5243 JlunL Be'ach Industrial plush carpeting, huge 3br Condo. 2\.laba, f;plc, Busy Newporl Blvd\ ---------1••••••••••••••••-·•••• listen to reasonable of. Sun.t.5.shownanytime. -..--Park. Ready to build nl master bdrm suite. dblclsdgar.Showslikea location $89500 'I OPEN HOUSE VIEW-LOCATION fer.546-23l3 601 LtDO PARK on· $3.SOpersq ft. Second price reduction, ·model. Bright open int. · ' • '
By owner Madrid 671, 4.5 <>PfN l•l.?•llSFIJIHf'\~I Nlf"(' Lwrunous condo, 2 B; UDO IY OWNEI RlGHTREALTY . now $79,950! Quick SeU by owner. $7S,900. I& aau~ll
SAT & SUN l-5 br Casa Saria. Beaut. [ e l~~··litli 2~ Ba. 4th noor ocean & Open 12-Sdaily. ,979.asn possession. . 898-77'22 • Plac. 29J82 lucldlaYen decor & landscaping. . " Jll'h\t bay view, $350,000. Call 205Vialilt1r. SAL!tYOWMEI REDCARPETRLTRS WH&UT"SltlCirHT Prap...tMttl ·
IHorthYlewJ Avall. immec:t Min'!tes ·, ':t ;' i anytime. Roger Brown Deluxe.• Ii hem 3 ba, ·Bi" Canyon "Green-496..C77S YOUUKMOWIT woo~a-1-no aed
HIGH ON walk lo all recreation. R. E. 673-1020 h~e liv r~. 11,'J lols, bn"lr" Townhome. Up· And This house ls right. ----"f -
A fl er Bpm wlcdays NEWPORT Duplex, 6 mos new, room patio,nrt~IUUa&.beacb. grad-:d cpts. drapes, HOllSEPIOPBTY 38r + den, lam rm MEDICAL 11.DG.' AILUFF 83'1-8260 HEIGHTS ror expan_,ion 3 & lBR, '249.500 67~ leve lo rs . $137,SO O. Over an acre in rolling w/bltn bar, unique SALEOltLEASE ,
oterfook1ng lh• valley & Musl Sell sharp 3 brm Cb•..-in" 3 BR, 2 BA. Sl89,950r. 673-6210 ask ror W.....A u.....;~ L.-• 673 9IYl3 &833-0821 hills. Near new 3 Bdrm flagstone frplc. This 2810 .,, n N--. .. Blv .. Sllddlehack MW. 3 BR. Trevino. New carpets, -~.. El ..... ,..nn _,... .. _. home with pool & house is hard to retilSt. _, · ~~-·• '9 ne~er sep home on dtapes &appl.Lrg lotnr family r oom ho me eano Sat & Sun 1·5. 2 Br, BYOWNER jacuzzi. Loads of fruit Centralair,RVaccesa& Co&ta~esa. •
private c ul ·de·asac school.S79900.Call eves. w/wooddecks&gazebo,evOWNER.Poolhome3 pub+guestapt.$137,SOO. HARBORVJEWHOMES trees-on Spotted Bull Handyman's shop,+ Irvm=Rltrs.:
slreet. Seller moving 8314315 ' new carpet & really BT 2"'1 Ba, formal dinmg 281.S Broad.~ Montego 4 brm 2 ba, Lane. Xlnt location. many xt.ras. Call to s~ --------....,..
muaS lEseUT.Onl~·SlU19,800 R ~:000rp. Offere d at rm,modernkitchw/wet· SUPER 28R. 28A "H" ~d,comerlot,nupa1nt $270,000. thlscboicebome. Looking for commerchJI
PC AC LA Muslsell! Reduced from.....,, · bar, lge living rm, PLAN inOrigioaJBluffs. m-out, many uPgrades. BARRETT RLTY OPB4 HSE SAT·SUN or iodustriaJ parcel lb
VIEW $89,000 to $83,950. New 540-3666. cathedral clg, floor to clg Lgeentry, oversized gar. Covered patio, pri v. &42·5200 12-4 Or. Cly from% toS acre$
LaLorcaModel3Bdrm, bnckfplc,newcpts,prof Full front balcony garden, he.avlly I ft trigbt h
of the ocean & sunsets 2 ba. Cam. rm., frplc. decor'd, tile entry, elec w/lites view. Custom landscaped. Will help wcunous 2 BR. 2 Ba. 4291 ll•ft"foft J°r ou pure ase f
from ttus 4 BR, 2'~ BA Owner/Agt 973·1688 or garopnr,xtras.$198,000. shutters thruout.Lge pvt fanance. Courtesy to towrthome. Enjoy golf, WhiteHouseAlty J~~e.11d:,m;~or beaulJluUy redecorated 613·5348 and 759-9180 1848 Com mod ore Rd. pau·o nr pool. Llmi"ted or-brokers. 151-4760 tenrus, pool and jacuzzi. 893-0573 982-1079 n ° a horn J C ta Adul On -.. with excellent linancet. e acuzu-oun in after SPM Call tor appt. Open Sun. l·S. 548-9706 fer by owner. $134,SOO ts only. ly-',SOO. Principals only. Serrd in atrium & large pool in --LIDO ISLE * OPEN DAILY * Also SBR, 2 Ba rental Olhet-Rffll Estate
rear yard. Price reduced HOMEY 3 Br l 'h Ba, $171,SOO. OCEANFRONT Ho~e. + firm. 644~ 17l8 Port Westbourne ssoo mo. Agt, "96-0505, ... •••••••••••••••••••• f;'P~~ Bo;J~~x° ~
to $239,000. FOR THE MONEY Owner 673-6915 Apt.. Constal comm1s~1on KINGS RD 321 Call for appt to see. 4~1 Mobh ..._, "-ta Mesa Ca . 92626
COUNTRY Cute lBdrm Doll House a~p~ove'{y ex~~nsl1on, Permit & plans ready to Price cut lo the quick. paclous ' Bdrm. 2'>ia forScM 1100 -"""--------..., ... LIVIHCi with cozy frplc & much PALERMO ~l~ • oc. recondition. For sale as lmmed possession. 3 Br, bath, Mission Pa.rk ••••••••••••••••••••••• Concto.l•lums/ToW•· yet jmt minutes to lhc more! $13,900. DelllXe 4 BR In prime . is or will complete,. Ask 2 bath Harbor View home. Owner leaving H t Bcb 24 63 be t 2 houMs for 1cie 1700
beach. 2 BR & de n CasaPacificia Rlty Harb boroodlVlew toe( ale. We~ 3 Br. Fam Rm, DI in RI!'• forWeUs. Home. Trfmendous buy stale. $105,900. Open im:2 ba,' for~ dln.a:m., Co••••d•••S••••~··~·•••2••••
lownhome. Former 17():0882 ar. ea 0 extras. many xtras n this atonly$lJ4,SOO. Sat/Sun 280'11 Paseo serv porch calm drps n o pec1alast: ·3"4
model loaded w/extrus $100,500 former model h ome. DOUD REALTORS Verde, SJC Marquard by ownr. Sat/Suri 9·6: bdrms. Hu~tingtoo
Endunitw/centralair& -GEM-$145,900. Open Sun . (714)675-8600 Rlty,498-0660 968-SS56 Beach,FountamValJe~.
Jot.a of privacy. A great EXEC. HOME 120-F'I\llitin Ave., N. B. lfi-4e1PdM. ' 1847 Pon Shef· 968-2297 or96J.0867 Agt. •
valueau14,900_ 'The best of Missior) Vie-n..:"'TORS 6 ... 2 ... 623 (J l 4) 64 5•9950 11..,. ._ MIWO.._. Santa.AINI 1010 Illness, mustaell, 3bl"m 2 ·------• IE TT ER TH A H JO' 3 Bdtms., den, dining ~ .. ., The Property Mart " --" ••••••••••••••••••••••• ha, 2' '.x60'. Finest CM
rm., study, 3 bath 4-Plex,lOOft.lromocean; 640-9019 HARIORVllW A spacious & beaut. 2 Be CAPTIVATED by this adlt prk. Pool, jac., n9',.. ••••••
NEW home .. ~ sq. rt ... has $248000W/land! . "C••Ma" sly;-4 br w/a bonus vu. 16400 price reduction. $34,500.0wner.645-5681 4 BR 2 BA t . d every possible upgrade, M , hall Rll 675 ~""" -Serious sellers-want of. Comlemporarlly de-' cus omiie done In .... e best of taste & ans r. 1VVV Harbor View Home, air 3 Br. 2 ba tast•fully de· lers 4 ... 64>1103 g a r d e n h o m e . 11• 8 1 "' · ~·· cor'd, central air, S. Cst pr 0 re s 9 i 0 n 9 I l y best or quabty .. -lri·level cond, 2 r 3 Ba. xtra ge corated & landscaped Plaza area. Sacrifice at F1eetwood expando, over
landscaped&beauU!ully pool &jacuzzi... view is Seaview by owner Ex· den. easily convert to.4 with spaciC?US covered S..Cle•nfe 1076 $79.500.Hurry&call: well bll home, ~ blk LUVTH.ATVfEW
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everywhere! · • F · hl Br. all thJs +panoramic private patios Outdoor V"'""'JOHNSONRLTR from ocean .. uust sell. ,.,._,_ -. I" done, located an ex· _lb.I SUM I 5 ouc vu, ocean, as on view. shown by appt_ · ••••••••••••••••••••••• LIU" ••• uu;, monaco has it a .-. 41usive Niguel Shores --~ • • Isl, mnt. Nu 3br Broad-United Brokers, Bill jacuzzi. Quiet street. 54G-4&46 Furn or wit. Best offer Decorator 's drealfl•
w/recreation center & 24682V1aSanFernando moor, Hamptoo mod. Fernandez 646-7414 Open Sal/Sun 12·5. 1833 ONLY$95,000 Soilltl~ 1016 ~,000. 530-3.SSS or w/gardenpatios·mas~
private parking for ORAHGECOAST Upgraded. tmmed. poss.----·-----Pt.Slanbope644-lll33 4 Br. 2 ba. with ocean ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------I BR suite on lower level
be•cb.OnlySl.5',900. IEALESTATE $259,000.644-3549 BYOWNER !•-------• view.Xlntnei&hborbood,I•-------• NEWPORTBEACH Elegance & privacy al
&..g.o M9't ·~ 644-4148 .. uFFS COMDO NEW TOWNHOUSE 3 Br Must Sell This Weekend nrscboc>Js. One Br, JOX40, rent $80,0 BIPgENCaSoUyNon.l «$2p98M·~.; 4'"" •..1193 493.94 4 ~~~~~~~~I -2.,., Ba, end unit, Nwpt N B' Ca d r-us-eL--aUu -• t cond Adult p rk · ..,, · • ----Prof. decora~ thruout. TerT.$82,900.644·11'79 ew ig nyon con °· llllWTnO_.. .... , .... n · a · RUE CHANTJLLY. 495-5220 130.SOSO 3 bdt 21h ba, lg prtv. --------El Dorado model, 3 brm. OLD CITY PLAZA $7,800. Prine only. Pb (J-93)
VIRYLOWDOWM patio. $118,SOO. By e>cec.fnMltDplx '1700sq ft. Sls.ooo betow1 ___ ,•92•··S300---•I dys. 542·S6U; eva ~~~~~~~~
JUSTLISTEO Only $6.000. Large Ml&· owner. Open l·S, Sat & mkt. $145,000. 962~ l ·'T76-0662 I
3 Br, 1ame rm, formal sion Viejo two s tory ~-2110 Vista Del Oro. 542S,OOO 1~~~~~~~~~~1 SUPfA OCLtM Vf!W LAGUNA HILLS PARK· ~~ .. ~~•~•
dining, air cond. Compl home. Take over pay· Principals only. PegBrooma Rltr6'S-l53l WESTCLIFF AREA 3Br. 2~ ba townhme. 2 2Br, 2Ba, lge patio, •
t'edeco 'd rnt!nU $130 000 542 3676 3 bf' 2 b f i balconl $79 900 ocean view, 4'99·4'110, *Z TrflltHH* " 1.«ecJ d~ !~~ l':,tgj:~fi; · ' · . M.wport hocla 1069 Mlwporl hoch I 069 Beau~ful m!~e.tn°!:~d._: &:'er/Bkr 49~9569 ' · OCEJ.)4RlOMT 615-1606 Neat Lake Park. Min. ~ Jaciwt. Room for RV.
EBB TIDE REALTY
494-9'56; evs 497-3598
••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• . ...,A 500 B MOii" •HOME bch. 1-4 BR, 3 ba; 1·3 B"i W.-rt---h 106.9 tton . ....,., ' Y owner.--------, .. , f•u1LYP•1tK .-.. ,.._.--. &&2-1965 OpenHouseSat.1-St60W. lBd ~ .... bit * -" 2~ba;l·3BR,2ba. ••••••••••••••••••••••• cae: ---------Maripcsa. JUAt Jlated, 3 • rm .• c:,,.rp...... . Sl'ICIAL f I $185 OOt ~ H'--TS. ··-------•I b .. _ .. ,,._.. 1 ins; oceanfront patio. garages, 11> cs. 1 b • , ""..-' -•· r uuurJUuae, comp· re· Onl t to prl at Let us find the right each. 1109-1713 A a am~ -.HOUSE $110,0001 modeled lnsid0 , 2 blks y s eps . " e H t e h 536 111 ........-u. 2houses, torner lot, priv. r.. beach. Xlnt condition! Mobile Home for your un • c • · SAT·SUMl-4 fen~yrds&sr.sheds. Buys super home in walklobch.lb .. toabop-$44,000 oeeds.AlJpriceran1es& Owner. 1
317'2AD•Mu1a MoUllria·law houae w/2 llDBIB ·BLlllfS CD, Newport Sbores . l pingK~~eRealt:r MAURYSTAUFPER ;r:a~.I ?.I~ u~Jct;~ 7UMfTSC.M. l.offly 4Br. 2Ba cWitom bnn, din rm. &: po~het, ~~·· 2 bath$, pools 2••1 -1-""~1 SEA (JON REALTY n.. ··'"'ul b and 4 l home w/poot & Jacuul. operi carprt. Main house tcruus. Walk lo beach. ..,. --3801 E. Cit. CdM &73-5354 RESALES, INC. 2105 """a...... r new • ~eand.$151000 2 br 2 b1. dbl gar, OVERSOYEARSOFSERVICE l2lWALNUT'ST. Trl·plex. ocean vu. 3 br 12UN.Cst.La&una Ball Rd. Anaheim br,loft,f/p.3-2 br,l~ba
STANALAND S13',900.By owner. OPIHSUH.1-4 1~.ba,frpJ.KeichllneRl· 49'1-33118 ,_n-9660 townhouae, all bltns,
MEGARGEE RLTY. Prine. onJy./ Sun 10-.C. NEWPORT llEACH cy 213/llH-5331 SAcalFICE SAU crpta, drps. Hurry, b~ <n4)49'H744 15n Santa An• Ave, · * now -1st user dep~,
------------• &4$.4.963,QSS-1438 .. ------.. s...._ S-..._ Save $5,000. :s • Oranre TomLee.Rltr.642·1603., COHDO 1Y OWNB I m m a cu I ate 3 B r + Den l ~tr-I 071 C•htrmo I 078 County FamiJy Pet Park. 4 PUX .. EACH \
211t w/mstrallite,!"'ba. SIAVllW Condominium With View Of Ocean awson ••••••••••••••••••••••• •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• 3Br, 2Ba. 2'xs2 Sun ,,
2•frplc, patio. BBQ. ~ New Bedford 4~r. 3ba, From 2nd Floor. Close To Pool, n r brook . 1 i 7 2 Sll5,000 ~ •2cv1ar'9$Wl fem. rm. tJnobllnlcted Jacuzzi, Sauna, And Tenrus· ,..,., . ...,._. RNl•y Company (JM'10021·2) PACIFIC Xtra sharp Covlngt ........ _. -ean •-Fasb'on '-'VU.I~ COAST RESALES, l.NC. ••ple1. Prime RB. Joe • .. -------•1 ht .. 1e19"'"vachr eo11~1a. Call Us For More fnformallon. Anabelm•1.eeeo Uon. 1mroac1 Need t Vll'W·Y11W ~· or lH/opt. 1245,000 Priced At $129,500. UuntJnpoa Bell "3-0991 aale. sias,ooo. 752-1700 ok c bedrooso home with Opm,Owner7&3-0454 l==::::~====l 7S2·1705 ••ctoue 11.1., aru. --------... 1 •coUMrRY FIEN...._ ACOZV FIREPLACE HOISi COUNTRY ~N1110·1ts~roNMn• ~a.ct ~ oe • hllt '-" •da wal'mth to thls 3 Elbo in $1 62 per DAY • --~b ou.ttundlnl un-bdrm c bar in• r In · · w room the meadows and • , ~ vlft ot roll· Spectacular Upgraded One story Newport Ht\6hta l rolling bills of fabled San Juan THE REA L
ESTAT[RS ta bUll. Completely Newporter Model. Rlch Dark Oak °"11er's pride atrmra th .Capistrano. 4 bedroom, 4 bath That'•~.you pay
Jb1n·hneP1.ceset· Flooring ln Liv. Rm. & Din. Rm. taateM~otwaUpapcr. ranch home under construction on a 30day.ct 0Dt.,...w7•500• • S~aclous 4 Bed.rm. Plus Fam Rm Fat.rl,vclrootsw\thclaas! one acre sue on a private lane. ln\bo OP8N$AT.1M . /W 1 C 1 K Laree fenced Jard L 1 b MM2Loe6err~ oo arpet n4. itcben teclud•d wtU-11\IDY arge lami y room, eamcd nlllf PILOT W /Delux~ Tile FJoonng. Custom •Ude trees. n&s auto cclUn~, top quaUty construction UN
Built Pool fi /Jacuzd. Unobstructed ~=:r:· ~~ff.:~: With a amenities. '335,000 ~lMllC[ VaJJey View. An Outstanding makes this an exc.i~nt ~II
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Extra ab&rp 2 BR unlta, St. Large, 1pac. wuts. tlM700 Mitchell Rd. (paved) House on rorner lot. 1st.$42:S.C.U54t-Z5S4. SlmS-CerOar•1eYours 61&keprivp.8'11-31111 mt.QT anifo Uee. cidld
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<>watt will help futance. Priced to aeU fast. Call '""',.. Idaho Be l 20 f llrickflre'place seOO/mo fncd yd, 1~ ml from Hl-07 r-~ -~--For 1ale or trade Brobrnow!551·3327· 94-UMITS 2nmintr!:iSon~an~3 · · beach, quiet 1&.ttet, $380 CALL 71 •••••-•••••••••••• •• s. .....
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CAU.'40-5112 INVESTORS ownership ln "Magic bunkhouse, loafing shed. bedroom_bomelnliarbor Eutaide, 3 Br 2 Ba, 1ar. 3 Br. 2 Ba, crpla, clrps, Pavtlloct.1'1s-49U8kr. .. ................ _. ..
Weather Cr." ~U for in· etc.$92.500.714/645·8121, View Hills. Fabulous fncd yard, pat.lo, off st dsbwhr, 2 car 1ar. Nr. Bdrm. den. Newly
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units, all 2 bdrm. Land•----------Bellvue,Idaho83313 $800/mo. Vaeant3brcoodo,l~ba. jac,$1MS)'f'ly.6'15-0SG tldend.Wubec dlYerA
OCIAMFIOMT for 8 more. W/side CM. R8UCED! COLIOFHIWPOIT 3 Br 1 Ba, lae yard, kids. New crpts, drpl. paint. refria. avall. $1i51mo. UPI.IX $400,000. Ownr will carry CDM Du 1 E h 2B RwMt., ,._, REALTORS pet.a, welcome. lat, la1t Rec. area. Singles Hewport,..._ vacanl8ZS.o751nt.al
D cont $45,000 dwn. Prin. ba r P ~··1 ac .~· Gro .. s 2700 1 '75-5511 dep. $375 mo. $36-3248 or welcome. M'l~ 3Br2 Ba, oe1V1y decor'd, Great 1~auon highest _, Aat 642 ccu 1 , rplc in ower una., "'"""' .,_,, --'"'" -1 N-4-bdr e.--e S ear
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REALTY 6 40-1812
Mesa area. Gd income. $152.:SOO. 497-3516 acres with animal pena II • 54&-9124 Call Unda, 846-13'11, or By owner. 644·S187 Casu.as CoNSo 2 Br, 2 Ba,
Wallt Los.bops. call now! corrals. Fr~il lrees II 2 Br, 1 ba, 2 car gar, new P..PoW 3226 evesM&-4292 beautiful lie paUo. l Car UNITS grapevines. $31.SOO. Call cpts, drp1, quiet st. ••••••••••••••••••••••• HarborF llViewR Bo~esb5 br2, !!tacob/d gar~,': !..06011: .... ~"--All 1 Geo Freyat:WZ ~ $&50/mo CaUSSl-1'733. .... ~ am Y m . .. a , ... mo. • ....... , 8-4--.-..-n strong BEN KINKLE-RE · Puoramlc barbol' &1?9• (rplcs, 1 blk from PoOI . ..,ts MONEY MAJCER income area or C.M. See . . 2 Br, 1 bath OD nice st. whale water view! 3 KriHr 3242 Gardener-waler. s1so.1·11t-----... _-----
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646-1928 S4S-3483 ~l~lc~·~ti':r Pua~~ 3 D&UXE UHfTS Red..... pe'.s. Call6"·7129 bit-Ins. 33602-B Dana Vis· Waterfront Townhouse, ••-••••••• .. ••• .. •-•
' Desert, Coachella Valley E &~ 210,0 ta. $485 mo. 213/!72~9 36' boat sMp, 3 Bdrm. 2~ New Bfoadmoor Seavlew peo, 4 BR a B•, Im· i--------•I Good locat.ioo ast C.M. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lrg 2 BR. 2 ba, deluxe . ba. patio deck, tennis, Hme. angJ sty, 3 Br 3 Ba. maculate, &ood location. area. l llG 3 BR, 2 ba, 4 car gar. 2·2 WUI trade 2 Br. 2 Ba. duplex. Open beams, Ocean view 3 br, 2 ba, d~ $1125/mo. (714)846-fl152 2 fpic'1, dbl aar. all elec 3m Haunt. 139.&123 Pewdls Ovt Br , on cu l -d e-sac. ho Lido b! frplc, & sundeck. $450. rm, rec rm w/aep. k1l. ltitcb, pool, tennis, apa, (n4) (714)642-5319; Nearly new, lht; best & $184,950. (714) 642·5319; 3bmeon Lido+ cas or mo. ~o peta. 675·1541, Att.rac. decor. Yd, dbl Luxury condo. Lse. yrly. view or Orange Co. All1...;...;...; ______ _
646-7414 agt rucesl 4-Plexes an.Hunt· 646-7414agt. rm.on 673-1202 664-7,461 1ar. Suitable for co· 3-Br, den, 3 ba, 2 frplc lhislnapvtcrdcommor Avail. now! 3 Br. Z ba,
mgton Beach. Asking on· tenancy. $650. mo. Pool, tennis, boat slip. NB.$850mo. w/cpts, fned Jd, $395. ORANCiE lyS225.000each. 2 houses on 1 lot. HB. 4 Red Estate Cbarmingredec2Br1Ba, 646-ln24orM2·7980. Enc patlo, $750. Pb: 963-3lllor9118-6623 ~A&t·Nofee. SCOn REAL TY brm + 2 brm. Good in· W..ted ztOO pref couple, no pets. Yr· M&-96» COUNTY 536-7533 come. Buy r~om owner & ••••••••••••••••••••••• ly. $SOO mo. 644-1107 2 Br. den, new. $375. Move · IAYCllST SallltL.egllta 3216 PRIDE OF save. Asking $91,500 Want lo buy 3 BR home on MIUl/ y · l b 1 rightin! $600. Exec tri level nr bch 1 di ln ••••••••••••••••••••••• O~ERSHIP l~~~~~~~~l 962·3533 , ·dot -mo. u1 ome, 493-7766 & tennis, 3 + 3 + Fama rmBR.r2rpbalc·~ o,~me. co~'dg YU.APAClflCA "" .,. ... romowner. Br+aecluded garden. Rm. + grdnr lge gar ·• • • · · ....... thla Po~l"'L PALMSPRl"GS NEWPORT 673-1202 Stv"retrlg.Cpts&dfP5. ownr a.t\4PMSS4""'2 • palio,entrycourt.Beaut. ~'"""~.!°oecup>;_""
1 ~• ~ is Units pasitlve cash re· Adltsonly. 759-0.\58 &Toro 3232 · decor. 2 car 4ar W/doo,r ii"'"dln rm ~~ CONDO'S turn. Management avail. HEICiHTS 2·3 BR, 2 ba, forced air, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....._ 1144 opener. Ahorucwturlst s •
30, 4-year old, 2 bedroom, Prine. only. 644-9513 DUPLU heal, frplc. JASMINE CREEK-Dix We have all alzea homes & ••••••• .. •o••••••••••• dream, incl. gnenbouse. ~~501ar, elect o,.nr•· anytime. Agt 646-8301 2Br +den cpts drps 1_ .... • W/D refrig & grdnr . ln .. per mo, ncf eo.
l l,l,bathtownhouse unils. -=---.....;;'------•Cozy & cute, 2 bedroom. $600 mo '6 mo Jse' Condos from ~· Call ..,..,~ o,ne Ot Newport Beach's Wat.enQ&nRltyloweat. Excellent area. Garden 90PRIMEUMITS completelyredooePLUS R...ealt 559-71.39 ·• • · today.CasaPaclr1ca Rl· 3BR,2Ba ....••. $!S25/57S finest areas! $800 Per ~
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Grodve. Beadut1ru1ty NORTH dauling new 3 bedroom ••••••••••••••••••••••• ty. 77<Hl882 3 8BRR,2~bba ..... ;.;.:,:.,SS251850 mo. on lse. Mr. Hesler Wftst • I= ... 91 , Ian scape • pro · SANDIEGO COUNTY STUDIO. Two baths Lrghse,4br,3ba,onlrg "-.a-I brs 4 ,2'h a .... -.. 833-9781 ..... ..,. fessionally man&ged . BEACH each, fireplace and HOllMs,_,.llMtd lol 75xlSO. Dbl gar. Avail"""""'· near Y new. 3 ' 48R,38a ....... $62S/74SI-;.;....._:._ ______ ... ••••••••••••••••••••
Refinance or contract. All Adults d k · l h 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2112 $650/ c II upgra~ed, orrered for reat S Bdr m, Z ba
Will exchange. An ex $l~ ~m 1 c e n s · lc6oo l.a-d l I 06 fl'13.66s1 mo. a rent'wilh "posslbleaf" lse ON WATER. 2 Bdrm w/family room, frpk,
elusive offering or flex~i~~cing ' · • . •• .. •••••••••••••••••••• · ()Ill. Call 640-6828 t 7 Cciado w/vlew. Side Ue c:bbwshr,kids ck petO.l{.
·, PROPERTIES. INC INVESTMENTS m IPlac• avail now. $375 mo. •••••••••••••••••••••••Super beautirUI 3 bdrm, 2 DOVER SHORES area. fee .
QUAIL r L A c 1-: MALOY .~Quall ~ Lge2sty,2Br2Ba.study, CostaMesa 3224 ~9900Agt.Dys avail.$650/aio. $43S/mo.96:H567All·~O
• 1714) 732·1920, 1400 Quail Carlsbad (714)729-1129 Praplrrti•a 673-1367 EASI'SIDE. new 3 Br, 2 ba. w/fam-rm, frplc, Laree 5 Bdrm, den, din· -_,-Coun--..... -.Siz-.-e-Lot--1-
S l re et. Su ll c 13 S. 752_1920 p I 111 3107 ba, 2 car gar, pool/· ow A/C super area ing rm & pool. $1200/mo 3 BR, 2 B.'Uk N
Newport Beach, Ca . TAX RELIEF '"°° OUAtlnN1wl'CHlr11ACH lc6oo 11 n1 • j8"'mi Fncd yard, rrpt, 5'5'i. 963-00 Agent. No lse. Just ... _ ..... ,...., e{-P)
92660. lndillfrial/ ••••••••••••••••••••••• $&50/mo.Kidsllpetsok. ree. CORONA DEL MAR. ~
,. •. , SEVEN UNITS Fourplet; la~Ws Properiy 2 100 BEACHFRONT 4 Br, 2 ba 49H186 675-4i670 Clw'minl 2Br. ram rm. z CALL Hl-0771
ALL SUPER! ....................... =~~~ ~:~.T::~; MESA WOODS f'ouulalA V'*1y 3234 tfS23 CAM"'5Da:~ ba house. Walk lo beach llBmMIS IMC. . . nus IS 8 hol one! Sharp
investment walh great in·
com" & pnced nght at
$130,llOO. HURRY! 11
540-3666
PRIME-M-1 gar. No pets. Avail Feb. 3 BR, 2 BA. big fen«d ....................... Turtlerock b I ~ ...... .._. c·1•a I.
One-hall acre lots. Hunt· lhru July. S45·m4 or yard. .4 yrs old. $S25/mo. $325 Designed W /Cius . 4 r. am rm. -•• 11o • •
ington Bch Industrial 644·9582 CALL751·3191. 2BRForKids&Pea! dinrm.2ba.vlewofUCl. Ctl6ll·l300 U.f..-.....
Prk R d lob 'Id .SELECT ""·" ""'-cdYd <8396Pl Lse. Grdnr, wat~r. as·~~~~~~~~~I.:'.::::; · ea Y U1 at MOVE IN TODAY! ...... y .. u son. dues pd by owner.I-tFFarea.2Br 2 S3-~i;{fJ.l\~·EALTY Quaint 2 br ~eanfront PROPERTIES C_..11 Hl·Ol7I $575. 18971 Antioch. Agt. SEAVIEW, 3 Br popular ba, frplc, patio, ~l.
979 .. s·n collage. Quiel. Xtra -541·5032 Bar Harbor. prime ocn $400 752.7799 '494-0029ev
•u parking. Fully furn. $415 New 3 Br 2'1.a Ba, 2 car RBnlMESIHC. vu$9'15.S41·7044;&33-3215 · • E per mo. 552-7749 or car, fplc, cpts. drp:i, Woodbridge, New 4 br, New 3 BR, 3 ba condo M6~5 ~LC·H5ML~ICITEES Loh forS• 2200 07s-9267. E/Side, $550. 6Jl~0303 & Tlbu.ron Malibu 2~r . 3ba, ram rm., A/C, nr EXEctrrIVE5 BDRM w/vu,~m.o. ~ A A ••••••••••••••••••••••• 64&-?08S Canuly rm. condo. Dining park & pool $SSO/mo. 2800sq n. $975 mo lse • S44·S43S *
Existing RV Park. In· IUILDERS Corona cW Mer 3122 rm, 2 car gar., pool. 64().1044 •Agl. (714)974-3136•
3421
come $330,000. Will ex· South of Orange County, ....................... 1 Br, cpts, drps, 2 enc. $41.S/l'QO. ~191 ownliouse
Owner's unit in rear wa{h change ror property or choice lot & acreage. 2Br, 2ba, lge paUo & yard parches, fncd yd. $300. Terrace Twnhm 3 BR. 2 Rent/lease. Big canyon. 3 UlfurwlllMtd 1525 hug e r i r c P 1 ace n trust deeds. Creative In· Many lo choose from in 'r\ blk to bch. 3 Mo rental. Wtr pd. 675-5810; 642·0393 lfwutlngt• .. ach 3240 Ba, rrptc, wet-bar Pvt BR, ~ ba $795. By ownr ....................... .
beautiful family room' t ts 644 9513 beaut. areas. Last of •A'><. Don between 9·5. ••••••••••••••••••••••• patio. 675·4014 d.ays, Tennis. pool & jacuul. ult U 1 2 bd H B
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Slidinc glass door lo ves men · · .,....., 1.1--• 3 b 2 b 2 ,,..,., aA~., -833 .....,.1 v ng rm, · • speculative market. 673-Qln .....,... r, a ~ew E~JOY 0 ............ eves. s.s1._..i. ·-.. Twnhsetoirent$32(1mo. pool! llighly landscaped. DELUXE TRIPLEX CM BKR. story. $58S/mo. Wall lse n y......., 9&2"'863.. $137,:SOO. w/owners unit, pride or (714)077.5691 ~IHch 3141 opt. 835·3437, eves THEIEACHUFl Turtleroc:k38r 2Ba,fam llGCAM "'" •--------1 IQ ii ~ ownership, nr. shops. gd OR 522.0530 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 673-3484 New 2 story 3 Br. ram· Rm, Din Rm, lenrus & Gorgeous upper single Huntington Bch 3Br •
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UQ terms. Bkr. 556-6171. For rent Top of the World BestM~ VERDE rm, 3 Ba, frplc., laundry pool. $600. ?S2·l5'7S level OAKCREST 2 bd 2 l'hBa. ta Uv rm it d.in ac• • COltOMA DB. MAR from Mar 1, for 4 mos 3 area. hook· UP, dbl. garage. EXECUTIVB4 81>RM ba. camel crplg, wood rm. bltns, refrig, pool, Prop ... ti•a C.M. 4 separate homes + VIEW LOT Br 2 Ba view $600 per Deluxe4Br,2ba, fam rm, $525/mo. Child/pets OK. 2100sqft. S750molse. floors• shutters at btfl cond, $350 mo . .No
752-1920 room for more. One 4 BR ** * * mo Call Tt4U-196S bltns. frplc. new palnl &t Atr:• t 846 1311 draperies. $495. .... .. 98.3-0S25
1•00 OUAIUt NtW~' HACH + three 2 BR. Gross ONE OF A KlND! 12S' · carpet. gardener $545. gen ' · 0 r •Alt. 714/974-3136• ~l-4038 1~.-.;.....;-·-------
St4,460 pr yr . Price c.oronadelMarblufflol. Emerald Bay, walk lo 545-360C 961MUS1. WalnutsQuare,3Br2Ba. DyhaaU.W. 3600 TRIPLEX, C.M. $225,000. Courtesy to Expansive views or the beach. 3 BR. & den, 'lil N.....t H.,. 2 Br den LOVELY 3 BR. 2 Ba grdnr pool park. AdJts WATERFRONT· Nwpt •••••••••••••••••••••••
Great Eastsldc toe. brltrs. The Real Estate ocean. harbor entrance April.S'ISOMo. h~ y~· &: ga; $350 w/frpl,DW,crpl,llid/pel onJy.$39s.Ms:.9799 Shores large 4Br, 2~ba. UnfumlsbedDupleJC
, newer 3br, 2bf. rrptc. yd. Connection 549·1665, & peninsula! WILL NOT TURNER ASSOC. mo 07S-230S · OK. $UO. 963-4.567 Agent. Beaulirully decorated. 28drm, l~Ba, brapd
l2l 2br, lba, Jtalios, encl. 07~15eves. l.A5T-HURRY! 494-1177 499-4.591 · No fee. DETA~HED CONDO· Patio on water. Comm. new crpling. drapes~ gar.$1~.ooo. lOLrg.Bacb Units,w/kit. I . jQu-•I ~Blue Lagoon. yr lse. New condo w/tranquil 2br,2ba,gar,'h mJt.obch Cooveruentloshopping& pools, teMis. ~ly ~e, refrlg. Electric 2 door TomLee.Rltr.642_:!.603 XlntCMloc.2 Yrsold. m. ..., Pool/tennis. SBr , 3ba panorama view . $395 S.D. Frwy. -2 Bdrm. ram.$1125/mo.A er6 M prage.SmolreaJarm.1
• • .J1..a...... do--_,_. 126.:SOO Gross. $330,000. Pra ~~ •• •• condo. 499-2986 & 495·4486 Fireplace, 3 master size frplc. Use or pool $435 645-3370 Block from La1una _ _... ---. P•• • bdrms, 3 bal.hs. ceramic r 1 mo. Call Helen Gold. Ocean view 3 br, 2~ ba, Beach. $-495 per mo. 2DUPLEXESLEF'T Byowner640-6503. 752_1920 Mlwponhach 3169 tile entry. beautifully 3br. am rm. rg master BarrettRlty642-S200 din rm tohse. Prof. de· References required. No
Near S.C. Plaia Bkr 1 p erty 2000 1•ooou•1lSTNIWl'Olt11•cH ••••••••••••••••••••••• carpet.ed&draped,lrash bdrm,pool,$4?$ University Park . The cor. Tennis, pool, chlldrenOl'peta.NoJeaae ~7·971o .-:C:~ •• ~••••••••••• * C·I * 353 VIA LIDO SOUD compactor. Balcony & 4br. pool, 'A mi lo ocean, Terrace. Dover. 3 br. 2 Jacuzzi. $675. or $800. required. Availablfl Feb.
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HEW LISTING!
Da rling Corona del Mar duplex.
Front 2 BR has beam ceilings, tile
kitchen & bath + patio between 2
BR garage apt. Near shops &
school. Flexible financing -a great
opportunity at $155,000. Barbara
Wright 644-6200. (J -86)
HEW CdM DUPLEX
So. of Bayside Dr. -just 2 short
blks to Big _Corona. 2 spacious 3BR,
2 bath units each w /fpl & sep.
laundry. Great privacy! Both
leased (1 avail. 2 /15/78). $2591500.
Harriet Perry 642-8235. (J·87)
IUUTIFUL DUPLEX
Nearly new & in super condition! 3
BR, 21h baths each. Customized
w /lovely cpts, drps & shutters.
Fireplaces -walk to beach -
great for owner & tenants. $225,000.
Barbara Wright 644-6200. (J-88)
WEST HEWPOlT-$111,000
EXCEPTIONALLY WELL
MAINTAINED, spacious 2 BR, 2
bath upper & lower duplex only
steps to beach & public tennis cts.
Owner will exchange or sell. Drive
by 5406/M NEPTUNE. <Please do
not dist\D'b tenants). Paula Bailey
642·8235. (J ·89)
.,_, TAX SHB.'87
And appreciation! You can't go
wrong with t is uptex investment in
Corona del Mar. 3 BRs & 2~ baths
in each unit. Light & airy &in great
cond jtion . No de f e rr ~d
JD•intenance. 1 Walk to school &
shops. Barbara Wright 6'4·6200. CJ~)
•For ofcorretail DRIV · 2 rm , opener.KidsOK.nopets. $625 ba, single level condo. urn.542·7980 BemardineatM.2-7781
•Rapidity expanding elegTanVUydfurhkish~e:.,coolr· $S50mo. 963-9784. 714-846-5686. Bob Graf dHighJy upgwradded, prledor. SEAVlEW 3 br 2~ ba Dana Point or . ec • va .. ecoraled. . pane . 1 • 1 . • •10,125sq ft on Del Prado water. S'IOO/mo. 3 br. 2 ba, 2 car garage. SUPER 4 Bdrm, 2 ba Jacu zzi, pool. $475. oceSB7:nmov. 2ew131•4~3629/lennas iJ1AU111f-4l•w••llkftnlsMd
call Wall Winkelman WATERFRONT HOM ES ,, J4I'" ~::.:•:•l:.:::.:•••••:7••0•6•
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C7t .. ,s49.9••1 CAMEO SHORES ••••••••••••••••••••••• ___ .. ___ ~ ___ For rent lo right person lBr 11 comer lot ocean Dix 2 Br, gar, yrly $450.
3 B d · 2 B a b o u s e • • Adults only Phone·
Spectacular ocean front. 2 rumlshed, Newport. 1 blk LA.UHA view, Sl.000 mo. 673-2464 &75-3063 ~ves/wk~s
adjacent Iola. 3 Arch . t.o beach. Feb. 2l·June 21 ---------...:..:.:...:;.:.:.:..:...:_~.;__--I
$450. mo. (213)248-5737 ~:: ~~'.1'0u~t~!~ s:= D~W~:.Uo~~ ::. ..._. P111IA1• 3707
Ing ocean & villa1e view. ly. 673-5439 or 833-6118 •••••••••••••••••••••••
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Betr. tum. townhouse
fad.r\I std slopes. Great
rental record. Partners
splitting. muat sell.
$59,SOO. or.tnde forlocal
property.MZ-9961
yet only a few short bllts. l.UOA IMH lo town & beach. Huge Brand New. 3 Br. 2~ WlnUrreota1$125-S2'1~ liv.rm:&dining~lc~ve. balhsint~gar. Encl mo.tOSM'ainSt.67W740
Lge. k.itcben w/ball-m.s, patio. 1 Bdrm Avail lmmed. Of.
incl. wash /drye r . $400Cmt.omBwll3BR f-slr~et prk 'g. $275
Separate 2 ~ar garage. I..arse Sundeck (64S7P) winter $350 yrly 675-0367 ~ =~~gR~:~":'e~ CAUHl-0771 or~ .
quired. Call: R&m....,•S 1~ 2 Br, fireplace, bltns, lge
MIS.5ION REALTY -"'-• balcony, 1 house frqm
,._.. 494-0731 $350WHAT A FIND! oceanfront. No peb. $Z30
2 BR+ Double Garage mo. Winter. 67UOSS
BIOlS Toot (6422P) 3124 . ..•.....• , ........... .
$50W-..&UP
Studio, l bedroom
Maid aervioe, pool
23'76 Newport Bl, C.M.
548-975.5 or NS-3861
SUSCASITAS
Nicely rumlsbed l bdrcn.
Closed &•r. $230. up.
Adult•, no pets. 2110 ~Blvd .
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LACUNA BEACH M'fR l Br condo, Bayfronl. 2aptl, fenced ard child/• Deluxe poolalde irtra fao •••••••••••••••••••••u
• • se.s1w1t • l&P· Mafd \WW, poo&, ucwit)' bldtt. VIie va-..,.. doll ok $325 l°' bvth CM 2br, 21>a. bltna. dabwhr. NOW EXECUTIVE ROW Inc' Mn t'Olor TV. ated l.iooil 11.ap av~il. ~mo 1071Tburln M&-2317 Nr. beach. AdJta, no pet.I. 1 • CANDY, nuts. a~lally pool '7141 41M·$294. 4M.S-403; "5-1103 Brlllld new. l11rtte 2 br. S250 53H362 foods . R~lall LU\lna H. Coast H•>'· 1 ~ha-townhouse w/fam Sharp 2 Br l Ba, fncd, aar, · · YOO CAN AFFORD Preettgloua office space In Newport Bucb. F.xctll~nt lease in ~ --l t¥' apt. 1 blll to bud1. room XIntarea. SJSO. $290mo. Condo 4 br, washer. EWPOR c__. Bch/AJrportarea. T111teful reception lob-hilb traffic •tta. A \lni-
Bnt 0ttan vltwa. 2.Bdr. Very dun. $23S. mo TSLMamt 842-1803 673-M20 dryer, dlbwhr lncl. Pool. N T Bi;n(H by, telephone measage service, con-q ue opp or tun Hy.
11, &. a paUO&. WIWll 875-1059 s:mo. mo.S»-5137 f kl h EL Beach~Hrr• Ml:SArtHU Luxury 2 Br 2 Ba , Park Newport erence rooms, tc en, be"er•go, In· LACUNA Ntou ----1• Bedroom ~e. yw,rly &utalde rondo, prof de· Jog to beJlch. Avail. now. outgol09 mall aervlce, dictating a copy REALTY COMPANY.
1 Brms. older employod SSl$. 3 Bedroom. 2 ba, l BrSZSS. 2Br$350. Some cor'dalrcond, attacbdbl 1 br '2.35. 2 br -". 219 hi t I I t (n4)'95-S'Z20. person, non amollers, duplex, yearly $42$. w I gar a I e 1 • P 0 0 I· (C&r w/opnr, adlts pref'd. l.5thSt, 220 l.2lb sr.-' LUXURY APT LIVI NC mac nes, '8 "• conau tan •· com-drinken or pet.a, 494 2003 jatuui. Adults, no pets no pets. $365 mo. eau Ovt:rlookin&TbeWat.er puterlzed' typeeettlng. Complete
Open dally. 26SO Harla 646-594.5 DB.UXl211-2IA secre tarial 1ervlce1 available ea D> per 100 eddressina en-ve l opu. tmm~dlato
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S\udlo penthow.e, town, Av~. C.M. (Mesa Verde E · s ded F $290 beach, s ingle non .\'l'wp1.Jrl /1f(r A'tall!I Dr£. orr Harbor Blvd> CapeCodTownbse Nr. Beach, new w/frplc n1or 750,000 spec· nee . rom per mo.
smoker. $295. Incl. ut1l M ~· 549-2447 2Br, l"ba, pal10, quiet & patio, encl gar, D/W: lacular spa, 7 swimming c• 17141752·7170 49' 7718 t 4r I~ 111 adlt.s. $265/mo. 631.3186 smolle atarm, laundry poola, 8 liahted courts, · · ""' r •"'' ~ II New 2 Br 2 Ba, bltns, epts, (acil. Ideal for room-miles of bake ltof\Ls, put·
2 Br, 2 ll n. furn drps, S350, Ea1:1t:.1de. Dix 2br , bltns, encl. gar. mates. Adlts. $325. Ph Ung, shuffleboards. Rantds to SIMre 4300 Offlc....... 4400 l.R. E. N. Redecorated. Ut1I. ind Corona dal M• 3122 631-0303 or 646-7065 I Laundry tacit. Nr. So. M6-2W Bachs from $279.SO/mo. •••••••••• .. ••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••• ..
Pvt prkg. Laundry facll ••••••••••••••••••••••• U:trae lBr Townho:;;; Cst Plaza. $275. 962·8118 2 Br. 1 bath apt. Bltins. AltlO l&2bdrm-plans BE SELECTIVE AJRPORTOFFICES F:-Y.an"'h'·e for 1 ...... W. 2 blks from main be11ch " Gain a reliable 1 le 2 room awles all ~ "' .. L .. ftN\ with patio, garage + ~-2 br. adults, no pets. Gar. s m I Pat i o . 2 story townho\ISes • Ht.a lk>h area. If you'v(• ...,.,.,mo.yrly.497 :M93. ., pool. Quiet l.'omplx. 313 17th Place. Apt J, Downtown. SWS. Agt. roommate. services. Noleue req'd. been thinking or owninic
1 -Ml..-1 3752 re • Adults, no pets. $37S. 642·~ 536-75'2 Elec. kltch, priv, paUos CillShareAHome/Apt Fro:mSl4S.mo.2082S.K. yO\lr own office, then ......,..._ .,..... li I · '""338l 67., """'9 & b 1 1 l MS-7465or644·5658 Bristol. Suite 200, N.B. Call 0 •7 H .... ••••••••••••••••••••••• , 1 .....,.. or ,,,....,. E a con es, cr9 s. (Tl4)SS7·7010 .,.. ...... , Scenic views. luxury '' lC:':.~5• -------2 Br. 1 ~ ba unf\lrn. OLDUNlQU ·lBr.ocean draper ies. park1ng, Femtoshare2br2baapl. ---------adull apls, rurn & uof lrand Mew E-Sict. garden apt. Adlt.s. Newly view, rede«>rated, bath elevators Rec facil & pool, C.M. 8llsq n., Soles on a monlb NIMT SHOP
Near Regional Sboppini; GARDEN APTS Deluxe2br, 2ba ton & 2 & redec. D/W, A/C. Gu" only, no shower, pier S56-2940Gene to month for no Jonger NETSS3600/MO
Cenler. Healed pool. CORONA DEL MAR den sphl·level. Frplc. wtr pd. Balcony, carport, area, $260 mo. 536-5050 Optional maid scrv1ce lh&oS monlhs. Busy Blvd. location. 90',;,
jacuui.Nr.comerAhcia 2 Br Townhouse. frpk. skylights.deck.Country pool It rec. rm. $290. eves Gal to share Park ~9070 Repeatbullllesa.Terms.
Pkwy & Pa.sea de Vlllen. Pool, tenru.s. Some ocean setting. No cltildren or 979-1911 Deluxe 3 Br 2 ~ Ba At Faahlon Island, Jam· Newport apt. 2 br, swim-TIMI 751·1400
CJa. & Catalina views. Close pets. 180 E. 21st. 645-9543 3 R 2 b M t 11 freshly remodeled, fplc: boree & San Joaquin ming pool, tennis £OUrts No. Costa Mesa, 5 rm 803
ALICIA PLAZA lo •·ai.hlon Island & fine eves.646-4262days T/bse. 3s 38~~ 1teg: bllns, attach dbl gar. HlllsRd. &much more. Call Anita sq. ft. S32l mo. All T·SHIRTSTORE ··VlJ..LAG L' ..... h ... 1 8 c.•• 2611 rx>C DU. ""'t• davs 644-9040 or eves &round noor, front prka. . SanCl ••• Old c· .,. " r~ u.:ac iu..o r.'""'-1 br $240. Refng. polio balcony, gar, patio . ...,.,mo . ......_. ForI--·'-·lnformallon: ~ A/C f bld 10 emen .... s •· 581~1~1 :;s1 6l.30 Adults. no pets 731 W rn' 9138 .....,..... 644-7295aft&pm, • pro • g, elc. lY Plaza. Instant income
So .....,. SL95 What AV alue ! 540-2200 f ____ rry. no JM'h !)potlhS Walk to bch. 18th. 673·7787 Super, Spacious 1 BR+ 71 "'/L"'"' I tYV'I My house to share, nr or'8QOO.
r - -New spacious 2 brm 2 ba. all Bltns + UUls ("...,,,.P) ., OTT· 7VV ooc. 2 \lrwtaln rooms VERY UHl"'"•E Podflc Sllor'tt Rfty Newport .. oc.a. 17 69 4lir 3Ba 1-'m rm 2100sq t MEW IE-SIDE s un d.k w/bluff view, lrg ..,_., I b • ...-.......,. 1 ..,... OLD CITY PLAZA ••••••••••••••••••••••• Yrly, 509 Acacia 645-7048 kitchen/dm area, no Ocean &harbor view. con· w pvt a ..... --/mo. ncl U you desire lo make a 3br, 2ba, 2 story. Up-children or pets. H'><, cAU.etl-0771 do. 2Br, lh ba, brick ulil & ltitcben prlv. personalstatemenllnof· 4tZ-53JO
Luxurylbrw/mimocean graded. Lge patio. ,,.,.Ntn5or"....,3638 _.,., a&n1MISIHC. palio,Zcargar .. allkit. 7$1·29!Maft2pm. lkeelegaoce,yousbouldPI •·G''"·•·1m • & Jetty views, only steps Children ok. From $390. ~· _. pool & considtt the unique loca-ants .,. uwo ... ports.
ll to Cbma Cove. $425/mo. 64.5·9543 eves, 646·t262 ronven. ' sauna, Resp. penon abr new Lag tions l have ava1l. ln col-Good locaUon • Excel. e 67S.2S35or751-4117 da 1 Br, resp. adlts, pool, utll $Z400cean V\ISplendor jacuzzi. Wshr/!"'>'r. Yr Hl8 home, own brm/ba, or Cul Lido Marin a lease. Terms • M8--0037. ---------•--'Y'""s_. _______ pd., $245/mo. No doga. lBRObQuietStreet! lse. Avail am med. rec/dubbae priv. si7s + Village. Susio Zaun, s.s&-7185
1.o1111 ...... ..-........il"!,..,,......., __ """Lge 2br, 2ba twnhouse. 645--4761 All Bltns Tool (536tP) 973-125.Sor 497•2180 Ya \IUls. Dick .495-43U. frls-8662. -..... ---W-_.-,-d-5-0-1-o
BIG' PRIME LOCATIOll New .~rps. pninl, bllns, 2 Br, 2ba, solarium, 2 Car CAUlt..0771 Dix Sbr 2ba lower dplx. 1 770-0403 •••••••••••••••••••••••
ft cpts "' patio. No pets. 1 gar., Montecello Condo blk to bcb. No pets. $450. Needanxtrapad? Male to
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GREAT RECREATION ~----~ 2 Br un!urn. Adults •. no ....................... "Marina" Condo. 2 BR. 2 BACHELOR APT. ~~'t ~~!!~r!~.ail-~~i 53,._7n; Send details to consul·
Swimmiog, saunas, 2 $.345. Sharp 2 BR, pool ; ~.;,,39Close to shopping. Duplex_. spectacular ba.'8eaul. cpt&drapes, ALLUTlLSPD! shrbislrgM.H. nr Hoag tant, Box 156, c/o Daily
health club_s, biluardl>. ~dlts, no pets. 462 ...,., ocean view. New 1640sq. W/D, patio. 24 Hr. 100' from lhe ocean. w/mature attractive Pilot, P.O. Box 1560.
nlghl·l1ghted tennis Seaward No fee, agt 2 Br 1~ Ba. cpt.s, drps, ft. 2 br + conv. den,. ZY.a security, clbhse, pool, Semi furnished. Avail Fem. Reasonable cost. Will s hare Lge, pvt CostaMesa,Ca.92S26
courts. Pro & pro i.hop, s_:_n-J:m stove, garbai:e d1sp. ba.$450. mo. 759-0706. ~~f~~~::O~~~,!::_s. now! 201 E. Balboa Blvd. Dale.64S-7312 furnished office tn CdM ..............
golf driving range, part)' J Br, 2 ba apt for lse. Open Water paid. ~hlld & Panoramic Ocean View. w N. TaylorCo. 644-4910 ~'i>'E ~.ff~ ~~~Na~ 2 male roommates needed £~ ,,!!!t8ation, parking ()pportwWty 5015
room. houseSat&Suol2·4. small pel OK $275. tgedlx2Br2Ba.fplc, tosbarelrg38R&pool "'""""'' ----•••••••••••••••••••••••
FUN ACTl VITI ES : 422Larkspur, CdM 54S-6l69 lndry. no pets. $350 mo. 2Br, encl~ aarage, lg 5.56-TI07 anytime home in C.M. w/UCistU· 200sqft,2ofcs +storage, ~you inter!!StediD buy.
F\illtlme director, free ---963-0C86 fncd yd, child & pets OK. dent. $150 mo 1st & last. oo Campus Dr. N. B. $12S &Iii meat direc:tly frolll
SUnday brunch, BBQ's, DUPLEX LACASAIUMCA $?75mo.731-6076 LUXURYBAYFRONT 54S-3'S7 mo. Util pd SS7-601l or t.bdanner?M.t-0687
trips, pnrl1es, s port 3 br 2 ba. new carpe~. ._..... t •-... _. ... 0 w 2~aRch2&BAD,anlamHlarfrobomr a••CHWOOD _._.S 2br, lba.frplc,sep. elec. 5411-3297 ~to· --50.,5 tournaments&more' new showers, new dJS· -_..""""'" ""' • '""" ~· garage. Powerboatdoc:k Working woman-wanted•---------,,._.., -• BEAUTIFULAPTS:. hwashers, new pai!'l in· All utill pd., CflS• drps, ~.4.93-0075 lBrlBa,$2'5.Adults, av.ii. ssso mo. tns.6336; toabr4Brb&ew/1otMC'. Office & Home Combo,•• .. •••••••••••••••••••
Slng)es l&2 bedroom!!. s 1 d e & o u t • J u s l pool, lodry fee s. Adulta Lge 3 BR 2 Ba w /D area 962-1800 642·9666 $175. CM. 548-9870 17005q.n . nr Santa Ana ht, W •3rd T .D.'a
FU & r Mod I landscaped, no pets. $575 over 35, no fets or f ' . U ' Courthous $6()0/mo LOANS AVAILABLE o~dllil~~o~7. Roo~~ ~A~!h~6~;.~~4:3'7 ~~!~~;~~· o~aJe~~;; fa::~=~~~~:• o, <;:;fc~!::l~g~~-r·;::ci BEACHYEARLY Female Roommate to will sell e~1tb $15,0:; Creditnoproblem. male service avml. No 642-9137 patio, dshwhr. $415. 21702 3 Br, 2 ba d\lplex wlth look for 2Bl' a]>t CM/NB down. 552.5232 ...... 752-5903
l ease required. Sorry' Spacious 2 Bdrm, 1 ba. Beach home. Ocean view. Brooltburst. 962·0778 ocean view. $47S+utll. area.~ Eves adultsonly,nopets. new plush cocoa 2Br,2ba.frplc,laundry. Ca11Debble714-636·7871 Nice.190 s~ ft office, Mooey Available, many
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a. wooa ,, ..... ,...B, 'ht '&, all elec. Bltns. pkng, M1·9219or830-191!1 nearBeach&stater.$240 -1
""' ~!!!~· $ll5. 642-644l $.SOKmin.752-6052 Ga.rden Apartments oor. rig airy· Ki ... OK . .,.,< Ogle. Walk C 11 962 4697 bch, ocean view. $425. U•illg ExpimMS! •v•..........., $425/mo Agt 6447270 ""' """ GorgeousTwnhme, 2 Br, mo. a · · or up. 5515 Rlver Ave Shat' ho t t ------s ln 2nd&3rdTD' H•wport INcll/Moritt . . . to l 7lh St. 642-2164; den, immaculate. Arch 962-0465 642·2566 h. .... e ~~-or ap men -.....U R...tal 4450 w •'day approval s.
880 Irvine fat 17th I 1 BR Waterfront fl.pl. 673-11182 Bay R E 661·1811 ask '"... 1144 ~E·u~n:.> ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• credit not important.
645 0.'>50 $350 mo. yrly lse. 2 BrdeluxestudJo. uul pd. rorCbe°rl • ' •..-•••••••••••-•~••••• C~OSI E J.,05 BUlEilAICHI, Uk<if'C~~. R. 4 DaUXE OFC'S COll!ilrUCtion &Busioess Htwporl leech/So.Mi 675·3282, 9·5PM Bl sing e, .,. • . nc . m ~ ~tNq Qmf LoaM 1700 lfilh St tns8.,Mcrptsl • pool. $275. New 2 BR 2 Ba duplex 3 Br, 2 ba, lndry, bllns, 2 1510 W. Balboa, 675-7101 F o r6 .,_ o .... "l.," ...,..,,,;ledrm• s'm' .sewa~~~1n' rael~ Call Mn"'. 919·7""'" (Dover at 16th> 197 ape. 548·6118, ref · r 1 ~ ' story. $300/mo. 1st & or ve ~ .... .._.,.,.. ---• ...., -1 .,.~,
642-R170 Oceanside of Hwy eves 6'5-SM7 .w.~ii P c, per mo. last. Avail. now. 963·2187 Owner's unit Sacrifice ROommatewanted for im· ar. 1 or 2 yr. lea11e. Laite ~ Trwt ~~~~~~~~~12 Bdrm, 1 bath, clean 1 Br cpts drps stove . &..og.aleoclt Je41 Lge 2 br, highly UP· mediate occupancy 1st Forest area. Kent Deidj 5035
iv/ocean view. lnclds kids' ok no petS $225, 2 BR., lge. modem apt. ••••••••••••••••••••••• graded,SOi 'tobest.beach. +last+ sec\lrity 'eau ~i4.581.9393 •••••••••••••••••••••••
ADULT COHDO frplc, W /0, bltns, crpts & 645-22'74 • • · BrkJst bar, bllns; encl. Bachelor apt. modern $395. w nler. 673·2058 aft 5pmfr1S.99M · drps, sun porch & gar, wsh r /d ryer . bath ldkh . Patty; or eves & wknds · IMlilltri .. R...tal 4500
2 BR.2ba.yrly.$42S garage.$46S/lse.~l2Br,2Ba,$29Smo.988 Chlldren OK. $300. $170 .no~,utilpd. 67~49 Female rmmte, lge••••••••••••••••••••••• LOWEST
STEPSTOllACH SPARKLING lBr dplx, Mission Drive, aee "98-0318eve mo. Oceanvlew,yearly,Zbr,l Emerald Bay Terrace COSTAMESA ~~~~~).:!.'if:as frplc,i,patio,garage,no Manager.Apt!. la..ct1a90.leodt 3140 2 BR. 2 ba apt, Diver's ba duplex. s•so. mo. ~:~ ~:0:;,::::-. M-G?~E
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ZBR. 1 ba. winter S32S lmmac 3 Br 2\.lt Ba , front decor'd, 12$(). lal. last + SHARP, beach, 1, ~. 3 BR, laundry, $350. 494-7302 Park NewPOrt aub-lel. dlx 494-4401 ~~:>ueSq. Ft. Placentia
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642·2171 545-0611 IAYROMTCOMDO urut, !pie. paUo, .i. gar, SlOO.Nopets . .tlM-4534 fr~l. dsb wshr, gar, Lowerduples.2brm,1"11 1 BR, prlrne to e. Male 23+ Quiet, stable WesleyN.TaylorCo. ~.bld&.2 8R,yr1y$800 $600. 518 Fernleal. LCE owner type apt in pauos.~2358. ba, carpets, drapes, BeauUfulview.640-$557 Realtors 644-4910
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673 7513 Agt . 1 ad forced air beat, lrg pri v. mature SlSO phas utiL Retired le h • · tnp ex, ult.a, no pets. UAHD HEW patio, enclosed gar, dose ~es area, 1 bd, 1 ba MS-4IM5 Lrg nr space & omce in coup as money
Studio apl, 1 ~ blks from Nr shops. $430. 63'7.a28 3 Br apt/condos, com•e· to beach. Will lease. duplex apt. Refrig. $290. F to share w/sarne acrs sail loft. Perfect fo~ cov· ~ ~J:-~~ 2nd T.D.'s
beach. $225 mo incl. util. ~~·:n •y 111_ EVES nlent loc. S units avl. $400 494-9601 · lncl. util. (714)956-5871 er shop or other sewing --"g::...-...;l,'--------494.3324 "~ "' n.5A up.964-1507,640-17Sl frm bch SH3. incl util. bus S22S COSTA MESA 2 BR, lge Uvinr rm. parl. 3 Br. 2 ba, (rplc, some 673-7681 fr1~3184 aft. 3:30 mess. · Al ~ imuill/
Lr)( 2 brm, elec. kitchen, NEW3BDRM FAMILY lJVENearTheBeach! furn. 1 blk to beach. ocean view. Walk t o Mal F . sh t. Stolage 4550 Penanb/
dishwasher, priv. beach APTSFROM$39S. CasodelSol Albntsons, maturl' bcach.M25.yrly. P elorj em .. 8{eap ••••••••••••••••••••••• LostlFMcl ---------1 access. S395. 673-7631 Private back yards. BeautllulAdultApls adlts, $350. avl Mar. 1 PropertyHouse642·38SO :di agazu,& ennii Storage units Crom $15 •••••••••••••••••••••••
BACHELOR APT Costa MHG 3824 garages. 2 children ok. Cas & Water Paid. 497.2944 DUPLEX 2 Br + den. 1 ~ ocPvteanho ov= mo. Indoor & OtltdOOr RV ~••llh 5100
• ••••••••••••••••••••••• no pets. Near Soulh 21661Brookburst,HB N. End, 1 Br. close to Blktobeach. Yearly lie. ~i UJ ~~S & boat storage. Mgr on ••••••• .. •••••••••••••• ALLUTILSPD! Coast Plaz~. Rental of· 962-6653 beach. uUl pd $325. No $f7Smo.6JH032 mo u · premise, 24 hrs security.
100• from the ocean. LA MAHCHA APTS fice open dally 10 lo 5. 820 pets Open Sat/Sun 229 2 brm apt nr coast. own ~ S&«age Place. 18305 SCRAM-lETS
ANSWERS Semi furnished. Avail Large 2&3 bedroom Ba_ker St, 1 blk w. or 2Br,chlldrt:n welcome,no Mo~terey Dr Wkdvs 2Br 1 Ba w/garage, new room/ba$1.2Sprmo.YJ11 Mt. Langley, No.or Ellis,
now! 201 E. Balboa Blvd. gArden apts. Dshwhr, Bristol, 557·5215. •J>Cts, 11tartin& al $245 mo. 213-545-71M8 • ~ • cpl, drps, paint. Yrly adlt,.ft!/1'. 962-Ul9 Fountain Valley.
Yrly $250 per mo. NO blt:na,encl.gar,gasbbq. Elsla Lgtb Adlts ml 846-0007 S400mo.28thSt.67S.9229 Pbone.964-1607
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216i Exch1Slve2Brcondo,1at· &..og.aMltJilll 1852 $295 MstrSteAwaitaYou 4400 ....._W.e.d 4600 =-~~~-:._ ·556-~~77f11~~·~nyti~~m~e~~~I · St. S36S. 646-4549 ed area, pool, tennis. ~ ..... ••••••••••••••• •• • 2Br +giant ~~~~•••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••• ••• Smud1e -Sunlit--Adull 2 bedroom. super mile to bch. Adil.I only Nlce 1'12 BR $265 & up. doeet.a (543 I Wortrin d I 810 FENDERS
Peninsula. Winter rental. location. No pets New 2 Br, D/W, encl gar, Mr. or Mrs. Hatch Quiet area. Pool CAU.ltt-0771 7 RI!' Denta ' 8 Rm to re~c~~:Sr~si:!:~: J have to be honest. I'm
lbrm,carpets&drapes. $250/month. 668 W . $270. ~vl Mat. 1. 2025 847·2563; (213)592-1531 831-7766 RIMTIMES•HC. Mcn1)~~~rb~221f. nearertQherwork.llun· goingtomissmytwoaod ms. S48·98'18 Wilson, inquire apt. E. Charle Apt B. S48-S763 Eves · Newport leach 316' -tingtoo Beach 1 to Costa a half ton gas-gliuling
Oceanfront furn 2 BR 2Br, vaulted ceillnp, pvt New 111ty HunUngton Con-••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 BR bay front condo. Koll·lrvine Center Kesa area. Trailer or car. I've already started
w/gar. Adlts, no pets. Woodland Yil''"ge gar .. $275/mo. Call do, 2 Br 1"9 Ba, adlts, UDOISLE Beaut. oond. A'fail. now. ExecutiveSUlte.s bachelor apt. up to $1 to call it, "The Last of .. ~5880Ask forLeslle 40+. $395.536-1757 T··-·-' W rf 3 Yearly, SIOOMo. All size suites now avail. preferred. Need by Apri lheBIC FEND£RS." $31 0 mo. winter 845Paulanno ......,..~ous ate ront AslloclatedBkrs673-3663 (J&.400sq.ft.)Rentln· l .(21.3)S98-9966
213/796-3018 Beautiful, new, adult BrandNewl)eluxeApts. B R A N D N E W Bedroom Penthouse. cl: Recept., phone ans.. Scenic Designer: design
OCEANFRONT apts. Great location. 2 1 bd $250, 2 bd $300 3 bd BEAUTIFUL 4·Plex, 3 View Of Bay From LR le util., janitorial, mall le 4 br 2 ba, Newport Mes sets for theater produc·
Ftib.20toJune20,Z BR,2 pools,2jacunis. $340. 646·4517, 631-5454 Br 2'h Ba. D/W, W/D MBR. Only SBSO Per S-Clt•11t1 3e76 colfee aerv., cool. rm, School Dist. 642-2239 or lions; s\lpervise con-
ba, $450mo. 675-4S33 Move in immediately 372W. Bay Sl. CM 1201 blrup, FP; 2Br1Ba;1 Br Month. OneYearLeue. ••••••••••••••••••••••• lounge, kUcb a.frivgs • ~ struction of sets; draw
W-Side 2br, 1 ba, cpts, lBa,allw/DW,enclgar, G101ge--.Co. 2Br., l~Ba. near beach, pro(.aec:retari serv.oo plans & prospective s.ca.-• 3776 Bachelor$22S-$245 "'-bltns ..... .c1 N lndry facll. Adlta, no 881DoverDrlve Z37 W. Escoloae.s, S.C. premises. (n4}M9-958S views: constnJCt sel in
••••••••••••••••••••••• 1Bdrm$265-$275 ......... . ...,_,mo. o pets.960-5260 631-1100 $285 mo •. 492·5557 ; miniature; rnin.5yrsex· ~an view Pier area. 2 2 Bdrm $295-$325 pets. ~2ZZ2;83l·286S 83CM'725 THE IFFICllMT per; $300 pr wk. Take
br, util includ, nu crpts & $250You'll Adore This 2 Br. 2baaludlo, bl~, pvt CUTE Bachelor Apt, 2nd ALTEllMATIVE this ad to your nearest drps, close to bu.a & Am· Rental Office 2 BR+ so e OUJ (49MP) ~cl aar. & patio. Nr atocy, great view, 32nd s-t. AM 3110 . Employment Develop. trak. 492-5616 Open Dally 9~ m shops, schools" frwy. No St. oo the Penninsula, •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• Mo. lO mo. rent incl: ment Office. (Ad pd by
-· ..... .,, Ail\ ifto'J.. R e c e p t s er v ••••••••••••••••••#•••• TSL Management CALL lt..0771 ....-. -mo._,....,....., $175 mo. Call to aee Newly decorated lat'ge alli • • • ......_ 1_e_m.:..p_lo.:..ye_r..;.> ____ _
"' Iwata 754·0081 or&a-l603 REHTIMIS IHC. Near Beach. lr& front un-fr'f&-7367 1Br. No children or pet.a. =: c::. P::,e :ati °:sf wt.lt1'f 5005 Lost & ~ · 1300 Uwfw.aahed E/Slde, light, aJry 3 Br. 2 lt. 3 brm, 2~ ba, frpl, blt-WATBFIOMT szoo.-.29l8.~ serv .. undergt'dllnd prkg •• ::? ••••••••••••••••••••••••• r:= .......... .
....................... Ba, bltns in triplex. $360. Ideal fOT da1 slee~r, 2 ins, smoke alarm, 2 gar. UDOISLI 4f ........... ....., &moreinNewport. MUST SELL! Oceanfront LOST : While Wes t
GtMral 3102 No pets. 552·4201 or Br. 1 ba, poot, ch ldren laundr y fa c. $390. or ............ d 3900 THE EXECUTIVE Market. Net $35,000 yr. HI g h l a n d Ter rl e'"
••••••••••••••••••••••• 55l·t241 ~~~o pels . $275. 53&-Z633or644-1772 645·5044..Agent ••••••••••••••••••••••• __ s_u_1_T_E.;..,64 __ o-_54_7_o __ Agent.642-4758 ··weslle" rtr CdM High
p.. som th' t .._.l19oaleach 3140 Hul'"'ICJIOftleach 3140 Tff.£EXCITJNG 2.50sq.ft.deluxeoffi~e. W. ANnftl•ESTOIE Sehl, Mrs. Lehr, 759-94&7 AT LAST ... ve e ang you wan i Br townhse S300 Blt.ru .......... ••••••••••••• .. ••••••••••••••••••••• PALM MISA 1.ns. . ..... St ,... M *''"" mo """'Sq ft,..., Good CdM •-A. rewanl offered.
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642,S178_ I &:~ar.6'5.$108 a em Kennybunkp'ort? Bach,lWBR. f(1$-0328. MA LAM UTE. Vic fro $Z;lO '-OC ~Ano Cordoba & So. Ola Vista,
C:O.ta.Mffo 3124 eo.taMeH i124 Jsn't that the horse that won Ad:!:f!1NoP!t on MacArthur Blvd. Cl&ARml San Clemente. Wearinc ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• The Tn'ple Crown t'n '727 "81 •es• Dt'. Pr u ffi SUPPL y IOUTI choker chain, no tags. ~f"V"\~ (SBlbEut.of Newport ~5aq~A-~u::cJ!eai:: PartorFuUTime Reward.493,7076
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oftotallypersoNlizedprofesslonalplanning. , ____ 548-__ n_ss ____ 1 Phone covera1•, Olmels. Marlboro, Pall Bay area. 640-7320 «>t'
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A perfect blend of nature and IMng-Meaa. z:m Harbor. Ctn-=!:· ,=~ u:!; SG>OCASff REQUIRED Pound : '1'wo F•m•lo
oestled m a forest with bfbt>llng brooks and quiet trally loc•t.ld. 23S noma. So. Cat PW. It f'lw11. f'or moro anformaUOft Malamutes. S~. Coast.
pondS, cOOled by natural ocean bree2es. Add to MANY wltb llltcbtn. Call'11-lt•ltoday. leQd name, addrea 41 Plaza at Sriatol. CM.
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empkJ'jmentend you've got• plaCt a~ y.iould !:tWttfti from SM• ln the dyondc N.•. C\pretle DtvWon 123 ~~rfs ~if:~ a~!::
proudly call hOme.(Even Kennybunl<portl) tQ..4MO • Alrport bus. areL ~ l!.O. Box6Tf ~ One and two bedroom. one and two bath .. a11: U33 to 3:lllO 9e1. a; 1....,,_Roleme ___ ed_,'-c_A ..... 1_1_110_,_..;..._ _____ _
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Prife bmter only SS.AS, SMALL BUSINESSES 6 Concm.e. Muonry.1labs, Drapery Fabrlr S•le HAHDYMAN: Carpentry, W om a rt, exp r • d "Two Men Wiii Mon Quality PaJntlng. Lowest nlry, cablnet, elec.
UX20 addlUoa includes S T A R. T U P S , loundatio~. blghwalls, 47,000 yds ln a~lt mwsi el~rical. plumbtn• " b o u • e c 1 ea n In i . You" Wit handle lrg & rates In town. Free est. & plurnblnt repairs.
all labor and materiau, Mau1ement/Bu1iness paUot, Licensed Eves be sold! 70% savings in-floora.N7-2?8'7.~T"'5CM Relerences.call64$-2l90 aml moves-oltlce & Jack675-8336/67~7280 Alumlnaled cellmp In·
ph• l(IO'l. bank flJl&DC· consult.ant available on S5&&41 veotoo' reducUoo 1uar. household. Distance & stalled allo. Esp. la all.
lnC,forfreeaUmatecaU uniquefeearnn1ement. Lstquallty. Ken Butcher HANDYMAN. Homea & TlwS..lilll1Glris local, alao pactin1. P .. YoerCottle J .Wallard.c01·2251
DonllasMylMl·3654. Beoeflt lrom expertise CDe .men t W 0 t~. k · Drapery 1510 E. Edinger apts. Conscientious resldentlal & ofCice Lowut te1al rate. Special.liinC in reslden· 1.__._.
usually oo.ly available to alri .. vewaysR. pa Fros . Santa Ana 541-0203 Craft.Iman. Call64S.Q302 cleaning specialists. Uc/lnard. Cal T W·9'4. ua1 homes int & ext. -·-. ~ •• na.,..,.. large companies . w awars, eas. ee 541-2080 Bond~. insured. Free Pb84T·ml Please cb~ck 0our rt" ..................... ..
••••••••••••••••••••••• 751-4780 bts. 5S6-0?S7 ,._ ...._ est.a. 540-9525 Mill' a.... ~-lcff ferences Lk If 32068l ROOFS Inst.ailed raetC)ry'
Jiu rain damaaed your Qu ·i· C k antom drapes. spreads, wrJ!mllQ •-. ~· G 1• rd fr t direct· estab IS yn. Call asphalt? Call 631·2t40. Bkkping wk.Jy, monthly In a1 ity ement .wor , shutters & au window •••••••°"••••••••••••••• H()(JSECLEANlNG Is OW' ••• .. ••••••• .. ••••••••• uar, ns ' ee es . Ha.rold0uon549-2961
Bonded lie lruiured your off. Karen Hannah ~ lhe righ~ jtY.J ~~ coverings at discount SKlPLOADER. Dump business. Reliable Nurse consultant 30 yrs Ted.DS-1085
'," · (714)6'2·8H8 (714) ~per. • e prices.'Shady Deal, 743 truck. HAULING, tre~ service. ,Janice's Rag. e"p.Pnv.dut,yw/farnlly "-hr/Repolr RoofsFor~.AUt~a.. ~ !li57-4891 BakerSt,C.M.549-3325 work. and.I.DB. demo etc 1edyAnnsal6'5·1800 oriented care. Call ••••••••n••••••••••••• Uclbond'd. INJur. e.e •. ~ ••.•• !~:.S •••.... C.,..Wtwt Ablll tlpeskconlcrel~e , Bedrical 831-12.57 General House cleaning ~:i:;..rnppt61orlnforma-VER.Y.,f'!~T-AEXTPTAUTCRJ! ~~~te. 894·0421 or
••••••••••••••••••••••• oc-.wor , p an ~rs ••••••••,•••••••••••••• H .. ng Ask:forMaria · Jo~... ""
tl.5-ANYMATTER Masler Crtlll!iman cus tom brick lie & ELECTRICAL SERVICE ••••••••••••••••••••••• SU-4926 P~'P•ri-:Freeest. 893·lU9 Eve Is wknds by appl. . · bonded 642·6894 _,.....,. ···~ De{Jult/Divorce $175• Spedalty: Remodeling. . CAl.J..S SlS hr, & SMALL OCC Student. ~ T. truck. Housecleaning 673·2457 •••u•••••••••••••••••• PATCH PLASTERING
Collections 30r~• ft.nish&repair.499·3105 Coilhodor JOBSIM2-3233 Trash. tree trim, Randy Mer 4 P.M. Have own PE;rERSPAlNTING A 11 l y P e 5 • Jo' re e enmic T1Je-Spec. in ~dnvmg $300 CUSTOM FRAMING ....................... tfiltlbwd Sectrf 642·5703, 979-6489 transportation. E"pr'd. Reas Rates. estunales. Call540-6825 !!~~~~oors,2Syrsv..
(up to trial) • R.J.Huffman & Son, Gen c CHEAPEST h r I I Free Est. Call Gene ..-
tfnlwfl detainer-default ~o';\ Rites, rm addsk Conlr. CU.tom Alt & Add Uc 327136 00 &974 town :Fr ests •a~EAP~ Exper. house cleaner. By MZ-0458 PLASTERlNG £RAM.JC tile. New orre-
$150.00 full price ~~~ repair wor fa l i~s N cab 1 nle ~:.: ELECTRICIAN-Priced ~.299sor645-i390 . ~~r~n tr&Asporta-All PROFESSIONAL ~~~c~· r~:~1~~~s, l~~ model. Free est. Sml jbs
Simplewilla $35.00 omu a. , ew con:.· es right.free estimate on . Palntins. Inter/Exler. rate!~ ' welcome.~Z4216aJtS • <b.trt costs extra c..p.t Senic. & comm I. 645 ... 644 or large or small jobs. Slrng stt.!denl, big truck, e.c-Tax Re It 64.2-0386 ___ . _______ 1 Timothy Laslllee, Atty. •••••••••••••• ••••• • •• • 548-4541. Lie & bonded. Licensed 673.0359 tree cu ls, clnup, demo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• as, wor guar Ory Wall Finish. Hang . T,... Senic•
<71•)636-7200/afl 7PM Carpet Man will lay yours 1 E 1 d 4.lM-7669 &49'·2129 Income Tax Service with Palnlina. Extr/lntr. Ex· Tape · Spray. Quality ••••••••••••:••••••••.••
call (213) 434-8915 or man e. Repairs & ROOM K·Me lcctrac. n · • iu---~ 8 Smile For eve ing pr'd, honest, neat. reas. controlled. Richard, Tree trimming, repair,
llabysitttng ~tearun· g too'. Guar work comm, r<'s, & ma int. svs. ~ · · h n U~'d""'•·l"""Dave """'1787 Fr--t removal over 2-l yrs. .. ADDITIO.._.S & 1· bl F' ••••••••••••••••••••••• appt 1n your ome .. "'" '"" ~ ""'"'". • al b ag · g F ...,. Honest re 1a e. ree • combined e"per 979-8397 • ••••••••••••••••••••••• a,. er savln s. ree est. 979-8S-l2 Want a REALLY ~LEAN 968-8182 YOUNG MAN. 5 yrs expr ~ .
Mother to watch your est.545·3646 ~:~:ne~~,!~~~~s HOUSE? Call Gmg23ham Lcmdlc:~ in wallcovering. Free ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~Dum& yardlt/wkork1• md1sc.
child in C.M. Fenced yrd. Shampoo & steam clean. Plans" Financmg Aviul. Girl. Free est 645-51 ••••••••••••••••••••••• est.s. 645-8576 Andy HOMESAVERS Plumb· p true 1 1p oa er.
hot lunches. Color bnghleners; whl 631-3065orS48·6072 Prof Japanese Land.scap· Housecleaning with a LANDSCAPING. CUSTOM PAINTING. lng & Heal.Ing .. Free est. 831-W7
Call Karen. 645-6748 cpt.s 10 man bleach Clean Ken A.hrenberg & 8111 ;,.d & garderung. Matnt. personal touch. Refs. Reasonable prices. E"terior Specialist. 15 $10 hr. Honest & rehabl.e Tree removal, cut & haul
J will babysit in my home bv. d111 rm. hall $15. Avg SherbacoH IXOYE u.., SJ6.6128or546-2420 968-8783or547·5846 yrs local refs. Lic/bon· service. BofA, MIC OK. away. Repairs.
I C 11 K rm $7.50, couch $10, chr Licensed & bonded incl. ~owmg. lnmmmg, d--'/lnsrd, guar work. 751·31SOor847·0383 962""""' CharlJ"e even ngs. a aren $5. Guar ehm pet odor. __ ___ spraytng, weeding. Free CLEAHIH~ Maloary "" """''
536-0754 Cpt repair. 15 yrs expr. Gen. contractor, new. ad· esUmates. ~7072 Painting &repairs. ••••••••••••••••••••••• f'ree. ~ts. Won't be un· Any plumbing. water TutorilMJ
Babysit-my home, N_pt Do work myself. Refs ditions, re mod., r es .• Japanese l!ardener. 15 yrs G4S-79J8 Brickwork. Small jobs. derbad 642·600:> serv. lealts, balhrm encl. •••••••••••••••••••••••
Hgts.Wlll careforlchald 531-0101 . comm. Free est. Call exp Maintenance & Newport, Costa l'otesa & Fine Exler. Painting by ceramic tile. Rea&. Guitar lessons, qualified
age 1·4 yrs. $50 wk· Carpets & upholstery Spiro547-0204 so~ clean-up. 646-4871 Irvine. 67S-3175eves. R. Sinor. St. lie., ins. Try 832-2488 teacher, your home,
642-1496 steam cleaned. 3 rms Coulllelinc) CLEAN-UPS/HAULING $162~er DAY ARTISTJCMASONRY me.836-555524hrs. PLUMBING. Free mine.Uandy492-41T3
........,HSertlce Sl4.95 (400 sq ft). Chairs ••••••••••••••••••••••• • Walk-ways, planters & Prof paint'g & paper estimate. Work guar.·
••••••••••••••••••••••• $10 Lie, irurd, guar. L-1· PSYCHIC MfDIUM Pnmlng-Planllng That's al you pay for walls. Lmtd landscape. hanging, work guar. fast serv. 64~·1700, WIRdowC .......
R""'UuES t• F·E Systems. 631-~350. Readings SZT-3406 Freeest. 642·9907 a30dayadintbe 642-8606,askforCarl. Free est. 536-4383, 8AM·l0PM ••••••••••••••••••••••• """ '"' • prepara ion 645 3939 DAILY PILOT 536-4780 • SPARKLING CLEAN & typing of your re ---Generd Senk•s s~VICE Mo.w.g Pool Senice. R.,atrs Windows & h91Jseclean· sumes.548-7180 G,\rt \GE S.\Lf: adi. in You don't need a gun to ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ing. 960-5844,536-7711 th~ Daily l'ilol lmn~ hap· '"draw fruit"' when you Handyman-wash win· DIRECTORY MOVING. HAULING & Selling anything with a Paragon Pool Service.
llaH• <.oml'lhing you v.ant p) rt·~ult!->. To pl Jee )our place an ad an the Daily dows, paint inter, lay DO IT NOW! CLEANUPS. Reason Da.tly Pilot Classified Ad Complete sw1mm1ng Windows cleaned. re-
I» i:.t!ll'' Cla:.s1f1rd ach tlo drJ\\ln R ca n l, phont' PllotWantAds!Callnow linoleum. etc. etc. 642•5678 Freeesl. Coll. i.todenui. is a simple matter ••. pool maintenance. asonable, businesses,,
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488E17th Costa Mesa
Suite 224 642-1470
LOST: Doberman pup,
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desiring career op·
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Call Sheme 640-2500 500
Newport Center Dr. N.B.
219'78. 548·2351 Heavy anpul lo com·1------
p--1 __ _.1 5350 puterized payables AdministrativeAssist.
ft""fU'l'"ll system for dynamic Investment Co. desires
growing res taurant woman with min. 5 yrs
Olinking problem? chain . Salary com· ofc. exper. & pref. col·
CaJIAlcoholllelpline mensurate w /e"per. Jegegrad. Partt1melo '•
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~SEMBLERS·
SO Trainee Assemblers
Needed Immediately
Long & Short Term
Assignments
3Shifts Available.
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C~ Today 556-8520
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Vidor TftilPOrary
Senlcn
Div Walter Kidde & Co
2082 S. E. Bristol
Ste 10 Newport Beach
(Comer of Bristol &
Campus behind
Carl's Jr)
*MICHELLE'S* OutcaJI Massage
10~·2AM 731-4462
hel pful. Apply, Jolly mi n i s t r a t 1 v e
Roger. Inc .• 8-5pm, Mon· respons1b1htes. Attrar· i---------• Fn. 17042 G1llelle Ave, tive salary & workingi---------•
Irvine. cond. Newport Beach
Splritual R..W
1815So. EJ Camino Real
San Clemente. Fully lie. For oppl. 492-7296
f\ELAXING MASS! • ...IE
.Bob James-Lie Masseur
Oulcall 9·9. 494-5111
ACCOUNT ANTS
OVERLOAD
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VAR I ETY OF
INTERESTING AS-
SIGNMENTS, SERVF.S
0----------1 TIIE ENTIRE ORANGE
MASSAGE
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631-3811
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COUNTY AREA AND
N E E D S
EXPERIENCED BOOK·
KEEPING AND AC·
COUNTING PERSON·
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US TELL YOU HOW TO
BECOME A BUSY, WELL PAID ACCOuN-
67S-8030
Advertising
SECRETARY
Work in the exciling
world or advertising. lm·
mediate opening for an
experienced secretary.
Good typing skills re·
quired & dactaphone. Ex-
cellent worltmg conds &
benefits. Room ror ad·
vancement. Interview·
ing 9am-3pm, no appt
necess. Apply, National
Systems, 4361 Birch Sl,
N.B. <Near OC Aiprport)
EOE.
Htll nude girls dance &
rap session. lOAM to
JAM Mon-Sal, 12PM to
tlPM Sun. 625 N. Euclid,
Anah. M9-6150
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•SANDY'S* Outcall Massage
973-0329
547-7631
1055 No. Main, Sui le 1016,
Santa Ana
not a public accounting
firm
•SHERI LEE• Acctng Bkkpng
Cerufaed Masseuse TEMPORARY
House Calls . By appt. Register Today lo work
838·6838 on vanous accounting & ----------1 bookkeeping assign·
Foxy LADY menls. Work close to
your home. Figure Outcal Mats• Clerks to Sr. Accoun· 711 -3561 tanls needed lhruout ----------1 OrangeCo.
Physical Massage by Robert Half"s
Therapist. My studio, Accountemps
N.B. Legit massage. By SOOS. Main, SteSOl
Appl. only 9-7, Steve No. Tower, Union Bank
548-2817 In.The City of Orange 714 /sa.s.-4103 PRF;GNANT? Caring,
coniidentJal ooun.seling "•----------
referral. Abortion. adop-AC:CCOUKTIMG CLK
lion & keeping. EDP & bank reconcUia-
APCARE 547-2563 lion exper. helpful. Xlnt
Advertising
Classified
& Automotive
Advertising
The Daily Pilot needs 1
additional outside
salesperson for
automobile. boat. real estate accounts. We're
looking for a person de·
siring a career in sales
whom we can train.
Salary commensurate
with experience plus
commission. Must have
good car. Typing helpful.
Good opportunity & u -
c e 11 en t. company
benefit.s.
For interview
pleaaecall
Personnel Office
642_.321, ext 276
co. benefits w/growing PW'IOMll Senlcn 5360 financial organlaalion. OltAHGE COAST
Assembly
20 TRAINEE
~SEMBLERS
NEEDED"
IMMEDIATELY
TOP PAY!!!
All shifts, day. swing &
grave includes
weekends. Long & short
term assignments Hoh ·
day & \'acation pay.
Hosp1tahzat1on plan
avail.
3841 Ccnpa Drl.-
. 546-474 I
(Across From
Orange Co. Airport)
F.qual Oppor Employer
Assemblers
ELECTRONIC
ASSEMBLERS
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ASSEMBLERS El~ctronic a11.,mblers
with 6 months to l year
soldering experience. •h•••••••••••••••••••• Ask tot J ackie Chapin. DAILY PILOT
Royally Limousine 714 /644 -43 60 or 230W.BaySl. ASSEMBLER Service. Daily, Hrly, 213/629-1251. Costa Mesa
Weekly rates. Also,•---------F.qualOpportunity
speetals to Lu Vegas or Accaa llftg Clri Employft' TRAINEES San Fran. "Be A King Sharp penoa w/acctng
For A Day." Luxury +in background. Mln 2 yrs Advertising Sales op-
our new cuatom built exper, Addllll mach & portunity, New Worlds Must bave Sood band
Lincoln town car some typing req'd. Maga.doe. cau Carol at dexterity and a sincere llmoustne. 714/SZl-3331. Enclneering planning & _m-0 __ 1_13 ______ 1 desire to team electronlc
Bu1ln11s couple W'eUld consulllng lirm w/xlnt Ambitious Couple Wanted assembly.
like to house sit. Non· benent.s. Contact Person· to man•"• a small busi· W orr ·•1 t
drfnkera or smokers. nel 7t 411Sl·2SlO. ness p/t.i~c. WUI not. In· ~Y~~e~':in:~f:g~-
Reta. (714) 443·8746 ACCOUHT'IHG ASST lerfere w/your present CLaju. na, San Juan or Ope ,_ t 32 l r:. job. Must be wllling lo •modem working San Clem) ra-sys em • Y · learn. Mr Hall 642·1634 conditions 10 key, some 1upervLI on · ' ' S-WC... 5400 ft gen'l ofc. IMS, 2913 A P A R T M E N T •lOdayape.r)'tar
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Boat Manufacturer
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yow aldls. Top S paid
for •JqMr. HO FEE..
547-6616
131 N. Tustin, Tustin
CLERICAL
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IMMIDIATE
CLSICAL
OPENINGS:
Recentionist
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Sr. Clerk
Tvnist 6S~TypMcj
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3141C..-Drln
546-4741
<Across From
Orange Co. Airport)
Equal Op1>0f Employer
CUAIC
Accur. typln1. telephone
work. Nr Fashion Jsle.
644.a824
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SERVICES
INCOll'Ol.A11D
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HUNTINGTON BUCH
';h;uut&T ...... At '·•••
Announces Opatlo11For11M Poslllom ol:
Cl.EU TYPIST SR.
$744 to St'2 , .. Mo.
PIOJICT COUNSB.1.0R
. $'4f to SI 176 Pw Mo.
These positions do not have a
residency or unemployment
requirement. Applications will be
accepted until 3PM, February 17th.
1978 at The Employment & Training
. Center, 538 Main St.. Huntington
Beach.
HelpW•t•d 7100 Help Wont•d 710 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••
CodrtGll Waffre11 CUSTODIAN
School Expenenced 3·4 hrs per
Learn an exciting, day car required
glamorous highly paid A n a h e 1 m a r e a
profess . D a y J e v e _2_13-86 __ 1._2330 _____ _
DESIGNER
MS! D•la OorporeUon,
I.A establla.hed, HP•nd·
inf and profresalve
leadu In the appllcaUoru
lttmlnal lndWllry, bas
an unmediai. need for a
Designer.
Must c reate dHlgn
layouts from en&ineennK
inl)l.ILI •nd/or product
specification which
establlabes the basis for
HAVI YOUR OWN OMCE
Operate an established office in a
prime Costa Mesa area with profit
rewards and without any major cash
investment. Creative advertising &
salei> training provided. Exciting
opportunity if you yearn for greater
income through sales management
and an office of your own. If
interested phone Jim Wood at 675·6000
the r~ engineering
drawiilgs. Requires ~ ........,W..ted 7100 ~wanted · 7100 years' of draftln1 plus 2 ......... ~
years• design ex ·•••••••••••••••••••••••._·.·.··.·.·.·.··.·.·.·.·.··.·.·.··.·.·.··
perience. I•--------"'
We oUer an excellent
salar y and compan)'
benefits lnrluding a
modern working ·en
vironment. Please send
resume or call Saundra
Johnson (714) 540·6125.
MSI
ELECTRONICS
MSI Data Corporation,
an establlahed expand·
1n1t and progressive
leader in the applicallons
terminal business has
Immediate openings ror:
SEHIOll
ELECTRICIAN
JOURNEYMAN NE~DED
IMMEDlATELY
Long term assignment
Hospjtal &: vacation pay.
Hospitalization plan
avail.
VOLT
Tt~ARVb.LRvfL.L'io
THE CITY OF
HUNTINGTON BEACH
E:Mpioy11•t & TraittMc) A~°" Aunouncl!ll ()penlna1 t'or The Posilioni1 or:
LANDSCAPE
MAINTENANCE
TRAINING PROGRAM
Salary $3.J0-$4.15 Per Hour
Tht!se arc CETA funded posiuons & require
JI unlington Beach re1>1dency & 15 weeks
un('mploymt!lll. Appllrutlons will be accepted
urllll 3PM, t'eb. 27th. 1978 at<the Employment &
1'ra1n10g Center, 538 Main St. Huntington
Ucuch (.Many Positions to be filled
1mmcd1atclyl
HttpWC111ted 7100 H.tpW.tM 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
* •NURSES-IEW RATES**
StOLJtH''-c.rtlfl.cl ICU J.11
Drop in our office for new rates for Rrn. 1''toot. Med. Surs. OB, Ped
Pay Dirt (Or RN'11 who read moalton
L VH'-, all &J\lt\I " dlfrereotial for JCU
AIDES,• .wth $t1·$41
Choose your bospttal. ablll & days olf
Free &bl·Pnac ln~urance for 11laff tthe!
Private Duty Nurses AlaoNeedecl
We uso only the more dedieated ft hl«hcr
qualified nurses. Exper. & refs req'd
We are state Uefltsed, bonded, insured
& an equal opportunity emplo~r
New rates in effect 2/13n8
WESTCLIFF NURSES REGISTRY
1617 WntdHf Dr, Sh 212
Newport ltodt '31-061.0, 752-t 111
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Help Wcmhcl 7100 Help W..ted 7100" ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
Mewipap1r Del•~ Part time, worlnn1 V.:itlt • the mulroom lnsertinl t\1ature resp. adult Ol machine for t.be Dally early AM dehv. Must Pdol.
have tran. 84()..2'7S6. Cootact: G. E. Arau1.
classes. Placement As-Custodian, Saddleback
slst. 714 /nI·9194. or College M1ss1on V1CJO
213/428-4653. So. Calif. llPM·i ·JOAM Salary
Cocktail Waitresses, $836-S1o54 + shift d1f
Inc., Irvine & Long Bch rerential. 831·9700 Ext
DATA
CORPORA TIOM
340 Fischer Ave
Costa Mesa, CA 92627
TECHNICIAN
This position Is for a
Senior Production
Technician. A sotid back·
ground in d1g1tal elec-
tronics logic and systems
along with a proven pr~
fic1ency m using 0-Scope
and other test devices to
troubleshoot
microprocessor based terminals and receivers
to the component level is
reqwred. 2·3 years ex·
penence preferred.
3141 c-.-Orin
546-4741
<Across From
Orange Co. Airport >
Equal Oppor Employ~r
How.ekeeper. Isle coolc, Ii
vein for mature cpl
Refs. 833-2382 aft l lam.
LOAM PROCESSOR NURSE
with secy skills ror
642-4321, ext 338
F.qual Opportunity
Employer locations. 302, :.>a Between 8·5
DB.JVERY
Messenger I Couner
5 Day wk. P/lime am or
Equal ()pportunuy
Employer MI F Cocktail wailresi., ex per a
must. Apply Mon, Tut.
Wed & Fri, betwn 3 & 5.
Victoc Hugo Inn, 361 CliU
Dr. Laguna Sch. pm. Know Org Co. Desk Clerk Full & p/t.
83.>3149 belwn 8 & lOAM. Day shift. Ambassador
COME&JOlNUS Delivery in Irvine, over
Cano's Seafood or Mex· 25. Gd driving record. ico is offering opportum-540-0501
ty lo become a member ---------
or it's select ed crew.
Positions avail for ·
Cooks, WaitC'rs. Apply at
Cano's, 2241 W. Const
Hwy, N.B. Mon·Fr1. 3·5
p.m. E .O.E.
DENT AL RECEPT
Young, growing orlho
practice needs exper'd
outgoing rcccpt. to man
their busy front desk.
Xlnl salary & benefits.
Employer Paid Fee.
DR. PERSOHHR
Agency or Orange Co
1201 W. La Vela, Ste 209
Orange 633-974(
Inn. 2909 S. Bristol, SA
DISHWASHERS
Tray Assistants. F /lime.
Will train. Lido Conv.
Center, 1555 Superior
Ave. NB. 646-7764.
DISHWASHER
F/time. Hospital expcr.
helpful, but not nee. Must
have neat appear. Apply
in person, San Clemente
General Hospital. 654
Camino de Los Marb,
San Clem.
Companion. woman, 2
day week ; lovely ocean
front home, N"pl. Beach
U . housekeeping & cook
ing. Non -smoker.
675-6161 DEMTALASSIST D1:.tr1butors wanted to
COMPOUNDER Assist general dentist handle high qual. Milk &
Vilamina & minerals. w /expanded duties. eu protein. Xlnt oppor.
full ti me, M ff. Good Xray he nee. 4 Day wk. to make good S as co is
math. Neat. English Lovely beach area. Free young & groWlllg. Call
speaking. Fnnges. Apply Ft."e. ~S610 alt Spm.
L1nwilco Labs, 2148 DR.PERSOHHR DOG GROOMERS Need
Newport Blvd. C.M. Agency ?r Orange Co experienced groomer for
C OOK 1.201W.LaVeta.Ste209 opening of large new Orange 633·974C . C DinnerHouseexper. Ap· shoptnC.M. allS.\8·1200
ply in person. Sam's Dent.al Ass't, ortbo, chr. rughtorday.
Seafood ~I, 3901 E. Coa:.t NB. 41 2 dys. O.rth~ exp. & Drafting
Hwy.Cd.1 RD A. req.642·2626 __ Young, mult1-fareted
DIGITAL
TECHHICIAHS
This is an excellent OP·
portunlty for Digital
Technicians with l ·2
years experience in
board level test. Recent
technical school
graduates or ind1v1duab
with military related ex·
penence will be con-
i.1dered
We offer an excellent
salary and compan y
benefit:. including
modern working en-
vironment. Please send
resume or call. Saundra
Johnson (714 l 549-6125
MSI
DATA
CORPORA TIOM
340 Fischer Avenue
Costa Mesa, CA 92627
mort1age broker rirm. MOO AL HEAL TH
H k h Id 6 & Loan background pref"d. ouse eeper, c I ren Near Fashion Isle NURSES 8, Big Canyon. own 714/SW-8824.
room, TV, English, rar. I $1213 $ 1404 Exer. sec'y/recp. for 644-8442 Lucrative p1llme oppor. • small NB Real Estate bl (RN L.lceMe)
Co. All around ofc. girl Housekeeper. ll ve-ln' w/poss1 e career J>O· :J 1241 $1510 w/lite bk'g skills needed. room/board/TV, $180 tent. Call Exec Women's •
Sal. & advancement mo.963-4369 Council,640-8292ext4l06. +ZYnbptrl
/ 7S2 2773 ---------1 Vacancies are located in comm. w exper. · Housekeeper. chauffeur, acute psychiatric in·
Factory Work, Days, female, hve·in. MACHINIST r.tient unit. FQr immed.
Young man approx 16-18 __ 646..S30l 1nlerviewcontact S Yrs mln exper. Capable Ptece work. Must be rast 11.sekpng & cnre of ~t·hl of selling up all basic H..-y Pft'ea
wihands.645·2702. a~e children, 2 tlPM machine tools. N/C ex-~Ca.ty
FLOWER SHOP Moo-Fri. Pennins ula l't, 1)4.!r desired. We offer P9"0NM4
MANAGER ~·Ball 675 2129 eve_• -xlot co. benefits & a lloo. I 02
Salary commensurate If you're not taking home chance to advance in a COUITHOSE
w1exper. Westminster $200 per week (;all Me. fastgrowmgl'O. RtESHO,CA.93721
Memonal Park Jo'lorist. W l' h n v e . ~ s t a b Apply In Person l209) 411-3164
1193.2421 Ext205. c·ustomers waiting to be TefoNc/hrt&.e.y served. Routes avail. 111 2.825 Laguna Canyon Rd Affirmative Action
H B Fuller Brush Co. Laguna Beach . F.quaJ Oppc>l'". t;mp)oyer Food Sft"Yice Asst
Subs ..... 754-6471. F.qual Oppor Employer •---------
PART TIME
EVENINGS
Adulll with outalanding,
attractive personaUtiei.
who enjoy working with
kids. St.art at $3.50 per
hr. Phone 642-4321, 112SO.
between 3:00-5:00 PM.
,...fwJhn
Equ a l Oppor lunil>
. . -
Employer •. ,
PA1tT .. Tl?.1K "!
RECREATION WSl
CPR, Senior lifesaving
required. Full-time sum·
mer 644-5404 .
On-Call Basis. 2·21
-i hrs --------• per day. $3.10 per hr. Ap-
PBX Answer. Serv.
Operators. lmmed open-
11\iS to work vaned bB &
wknds. Exper. pref'd, •• Nurses Re4)11try but will train. Apply in
Needs o rti c e h e IP penon, 1SS Rochester St~ • ply to I rvioe Unified
School District, 2941
Alt.on Ave, lrvme. 1714)
556-4900.
_Equal Oppor Employer
INSPECTORS FUil tim~~Sbenems. w/regist.ry uper. $3. 7S
1
_CM _______ _
start w /raises for
qualified personnel.
Westcldf Nurses
Registry. 1617 WestchH
Or, Ste 212, N.B. 631·0610
or752-9118
Expanding electrical Holiday Inn. Laguna
manufactunng operation Hills. Contact Personnel,
has 1mmed1ate openingi1 _586-__ 5000_. ______ 1
for in process and rece1v-Ma1ds & Laundry Help,
ing inspectors. Back· All Baba Motel. 2250
ground must include in Newport Bl. CM Apply in --...a---5-15--"'-ID_E_S __
proress snspcct1on ol persononly. "-" electronic nnd electro ------XJnt benents including
PIX
F tor p/l shills. Work a
busy switchboard. EO£
546-3333.
PBX OPERATORS
All Boa.rds Equal ()pp Emplyr rn r Cook, exper. full l1rne. Dental Assistant, X·ray architectural de:.1gn or
d.umerhouse. hcenserequired. Laguna fice needs full lime ---------
642·9434 Jl.illsarea.BJ0..1395 draftsman. Experienced ---------1 in all phases df rom B.ECTRONIC
TECHNICIAN
Food S.... Worktt
Assist m preparation &
serving of rood in
schools. Pltime·2 21 i hri.
per day. S da}s wk dur·
lllg school year. $3.32 hr
lo $4.03 hr in 5 annual
steps. Apply by lfcb 22 to
Westminster School D1s-
tnct, 14121 Cedarwood.
mechan1ral assembly MAIKTEHAHCE sick leave . Bayview
along with lst article m We are seek in g a Coov .• 2055 Thurin Ave, Lona &t short term u•
signmenls. Holiday It
-vac pay. H06pitall1ation •
Ian avail.
spcction qualified 1lld1v. for build-CM642·3505
Excellent l'ompany
benefits with a com·
pctil1ve salary arc or
fered. Please send re
sume or cull Saundra
Johnson (714)549-~125
mg mainl. engineer. 1·2
\'rs exper. fo mninl. of ot!ice bldg air condition·
mg, electrical, plumbing
& misc 11lJinl .
troubleshooting. Should
be familiar w/~ tons
HVAC equipment. l( you
qualify please call
644·3389. 9am t.o noon.
NURSES AIDES DENTAL ASSIST. mercial architecture. I!
CORRESPOMDEHCE Good oppor. ror recent you are chained to the
SECRETARY 11.S. grad. X·ray exper board in a "Hum·Drum"
Excellent oppor for In· prt>f'd. 642·7998. office. call us now for an
div. wishing to become ---------exritingopportunily. WE
Videc Operator in word DENTAL RECEPT NEED YOU! Please call
processing center. Typ. Do you like people? Are foranappt: (714)548·3484
iogSSwpm. handle misc. you interested in a
corresp. Stalsstscal & rhallenging career in the Dra~sperson for local ?11 legal document typing dental health r1eld ~ If so. company. Work with Sr
Good communication we need you. Business W:af~men. Some e~per
k·11 I 1ud· exper. necessary. Dental "'1th ink prefe!Ted. Send s Is nc in& gram exper.useful.8'2-5561 lettert.oMr.FerberP.O. mar. spelling. editing & Box 2680, NB 92663
MI FEOE.
CDIGIT AU Gals or Ladies . The Machine Tool 0 £....L~......1.-..1
Division of Conrac ""' ..-lll'R"U-
Manuracturers Com-O.er9uafffied
puler Control Machined Persons needed lo work
Tools For Industrial Ap· in N.B. area. Xlnl in·
pllcalions come potent. for am·
bilious self starter Ca II
We reqwre on electronic _EW __ c ;..... 646-67 __ 65_. ___ _
leehnsc1an to test and G "'RD£Uat
t r o u bl es hoot the s e " "'"51'
MSI
DAT4
COUOR.A TIOH
340 F'1scher Avenue
Costa Mesa. CA 92627
THE lllVIHE CO
550 Newport Center Dr
Newport Beach
Equal Oppor Employer
Maintenance PosffiOft
7.3 & 3-11. Exper. pref'd.
Will tr11in. Mesa Veale
Conv. Hosp, 661 Center
St.CM
NURSES AIDES
lmmed. Openings. Acute
care facility exper .
helpful. All shifts avail.
Apply in l)erson. to Dir.
3141 c...-Dri•~
546-4741
(Across From
Orange Co. ,\irport).
Equal ()ppor Employer
of Nursing, San•---------
Clemente G eneri. I P.,.._..Cleril
Hoipital, 6S4 Camino de Vital coord. function
los Mares. San Clem. w/new regional ok. for
. ,.
punctuation. Will train. Dental Offsce Man ager ---
Call 644-3389 for practice 10 Lag. Bch. DRIVERS needed ror '!_CW TH9Eam11~1HnEooCnO. 1':nthus1asllc. friendly, chauffeur service. Ca II
sy~tems and to be ava1la· Exler landscape ma int
ble for occasional short exper. Mission V. area
term field inslallat100 Hr.I 5am·lpm. Call Ran·
and service assign· dyorLynn.557-0150.
Equal Opportunity
Employer Mff
Dana Pt. Har\lor. Exper , ________ _
pref'd. S600 start + fr. mge benefits .1'96-6137.
quick self starter. Call
Barbara, 1133-2700. Den-
rus & Dennis Personnel
Service of lrvine. 2082
Michelson.
.. dependable. Exper pre· _543-__ JO_ll_. ___ _ 550 Newport Center Dr
Newport Beach. Ca 92663
Equal Oppor Employer
f"d but not nee. 31 'z dys
per wk. 494-7172 Call DRIVER YARDMAN
ln building material
yard. Perm pos. Must
have vahd Calir dri\ er:.
I:::. 493-3552, SJC.
men ts
Applicants must have 3-5
years d1g1tal test and
troubleshooting techni·
c1on experience.
GENERAL OFFICE Interior land.scape mum· Management Trainee,
Part-lime. Mon-Fri. lenance & installation earn as you learn. Rapid
9AM·lPM . Apply in Exper. necessary. Call ad,•ancement. In ·
person only. Old Equity 557-0150 wkdy~. 8"30-4 .30. djv1dually tailored pay
Life Ins. 2232 So. E ---------package. 754-6471.
Monday. ------
COUNTER GIRL. Full
lime & pl time ror wkdys
&Sat 673-5385
DESIGNER
Lighting F'ixtures
Mechanical drafting & DRIVERS Bnstol,Suitel04,S.A. lnt'l Marketing assoc.1-'----"'--~----
now expanding. Fully AT URE W 0 MAN rendering skills req 'd. Household furniture
Knowledge of inter. de· movmg co. located in El
lntervws by appt only
Call (714) 894-4711
COUPLES cor pref'd. Irvine loca Toro wants drivers w/1
HOUSEPARENTS tion.546-2901. yr exper. w t comm 'I MACHINETOOL
$418.40 Bi·Weekly DESK CLERK/ moving co. Call 830-4926 DIVISION
General otrice. Prer. capitalized. Call for p/t1me to welcome
lumber exper. Acets re-appl. only . Crootive newcomers & contact
reivable & invoicing. Marketing Assoc merchants.F1exiblehrs.
Must be good typist. 640-8292 ext 4106. No Need car, lite typing.
Start $650. 540·6940 pboneintervws. 547·3095.
The Orangt> County Hiqht Auditors a ~.TECH CONRAC Newport Sch ----!---------_ _....:: _______ Ja.nitorlal Part & F/time. Mechanic needed f'Or
Department of Mental Good bcnerils. Contact ~ CORPORATION
Health has an openin~ Holiday Jon, Laguna Immed. position avail 9200Bolsa, Westminster
for the position or house llllls. 586.5000 ext 345. for sharp lndlv. who is Equal Opportunity
P a r e n l s . A looking for an entry level Employer M/F
Gen"I Offc, various duties, Local. Eves. Expcr'd transmission & radiator
8:30·5. Must be good adults onJy. Hrly or sub rhop. Experience re-
typ1st. Pis call 642-1593 contract. 979·3923. quired. Call 847 .5593
Husband/Wire team 1s SELL idle items with a pos. as production tech ---------GIRLS HEEDS>
required to work 7PM. Dally Pilot Classified Ad. for repair dept & QC dept Sandwich delivery, 5
SUnday to SPM Friday in ---------• or 0 .C. electronics mfgr. days wk. 4 hrs day. Own
a respite home for I Yr exper. or 2 yrs transp. Earn ovr $3.50
juveniles, age 11·17, pro· USE THE schooling req"d. Xlnt Toplaceyourmessage hr. Ca ll 8am-1pm,
vided by the county DAIL y PILOT benefits include med/· before the 54().8339. Positions for weekend re "F "'ST dental insur. readin" public, ___ G_U_"'_R_D_S __ _
lief house parents are "" DISC " " also available. For RESULT" phone Full & p/time. AU areas.
further information: IHSTilUMEMTS Daily Pilot Uruforms furn. Ages 21
Conlacl County of SERVICE 102 E. Baker St Classified,642-5678 orovr. Retired welcome.
Orange, Personnel DIRECTORY Costa Mesa 979·5300 Apply Universal Protec·
Department. 625 No For Result F.quaJ Oppor Employer tioo Service, 12!16 fl. 5th
"'--St Santa Ana or St. S&nta Ana. Intervw ;llm4)834-2844• • Service Call Help W•Nd 7100 Help W..t.ct 7100 hr69-ll""l-4Mon-Fri.
Have someUung to sell
Clasaified ads do il well.
642-5678 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
KAIDRESSERS lxt.122 ENG111EEAS W/following, prime
Hllp W-.hd 7100 Help Wanted 71 00 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
CLERICAL
MANAGERS
FACIUTIES OPERATION &
MAINTENANCE
We are a nationwide service-
company seeking individuals
experienced In the O/M of boilers,
ventilation. A/C, r efr igeration,
electrical PoWer and grounds care in
hospitals, office buildings and
industrial f acilitles.
Your must be able to:
• analyze and resolve facility O/M
problems
• manage people. money, materials
and methods • communicate effectively with
medical profess1ona1a and
technicians
• to relocate anywhere In the
mldwest or southwest • company paid
We offer:
• wages commensurate
responsibilities
• profit et\a(ing
• stock s>urehase
~ paid accident. insurance
• unlimited oPe>ortunfty •nd growth r
Send resume to; •
Clmified ad no.1..S
c/O Dally Piiot
PO 8G1c 1llO. Cceta Mela. ca 92828
beach location. 548-9434
& SCS-8520 ask for BJ
HAIR STYLISTS
F/time w/clientele only
465% & benefits. 548·3446
Housekeeper /babyallter tor wotk'I mother. J 1ebl
11e chlldren. Lovely
bome la Cdll, Uv~ul
snf'd. 'Rel req'd. tam-$; ...... 91\ $:f'IJ.'Dtf
Moo-Fri .. 8-5 PN.
OFFICE •
LYNN CAROL
OFFERS TO:
•Typists
•SK.tet•IH
•RK•ptioN1ts
VIP SEC'Y
T0$700
.,_..wportleach
PRESTICiE
10$1000
M.wport leoch
NAT'LCONTACT
TOSl50
Tustill
PEOPLE NEEDS
TOSHO
'"iM
LEADINCi FIRM
Mo Sh TO SI 000
Newport leach
CREATIVE TUM
TOS900
Newportleoch
LYNN CAROL
* PERSONNEL
MANAGER
!Newport leachJ
A growth oriented '
mortgage banking firm, '
with 300 employees,• •
headquartered in
Newport Beach seek& an
experienced Personnel.
Generalist to manage the
personnel function.
Ideal candidate will have
a minimum of 3 years ex· perience in the broad
personnel field plus cur·
rent knowledge of ap-
plicable labor laws<. Ex ..
perience with a [inaftci._I
inststutsoo &S highly de
s1rable. Must be able w
communicate efCectively
<both oral & written).
All responses will be held
in stnctest confidence.
Send resume lndicaUng
salary history and re
qwremenls to our con-
sultant.
GR084EICAMP Ir ~ .-
ASSOCIA 115
9171 Wilshlre Blvd ..... ~
Suite310 ·• t,;
Beverly H1lla, Ca 90210
Equal Opportunity • .;
E mployer M/F ,
-.PJIDALVPllOT 8ul?C!!v.r!lwu!J1!, 1!Z! HefpW--4 '1100 ...,,w..tect 7100 HllpW..... 1100 NelpW-""1 ,. ...... '"' c i•&
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RECt:PTlONIST P/tlml', SAL!S Ouatudiot opportunit)' 1003 1'"ree to appUcaut. Youna Arch nrm, Nft O.C. electroclle rnllf hu ldepboto Jens. For Pea· ~ Manaaerial abt.!Aty. SILi noootJlSPM.U&btl.YP.. BIJllOCIS tor a people oriented Llke loot wee"eod1? Bcb,ueuiwpon,cxpd IQlUom•ffllfwi.tus ANTIQUE tuoran1.1crew-1Dtypo &M-8233
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tna. tel1pbo11H. Sanlll per1on with etric1ent With every Friday after· penoo tJ.31-1700, tH2. IJ QC intpecton. 1·2 yn rmlWll. $)0, ~ an. ~ open. ' -Ana Ofc. Call David HCntarialakills.Shpre-nooootf,yourthrclaya expar.lnclectronlcitHt· 6PM ~ e\.es. Smith. 54Ul71, l~SPM WJLSHllE rerred.. .EJUoy e.xceUent Moo·'lburs will fa.iJ'ly Oy Secr•lary. concenlal, ln& or uaemblY or 2 yn _;_ _______ _
• Pnnun& CollatA!r, p/tlme company benefits As you usl.st your boss adaptable individual achoolloa re<t'd. Xlnt AUCTION 211mm r..tcann lens. ~ Now accepting apphca Receptionist/Sec'y IsLook.lnll'or Apply9am·oOoo CaquiethardworkingVP w/&eo'lofc skUlsforfast ben@flt.a Include med/· W/aerlu 1 polarizer.
Lions for Mon & Tues weekends onty. Manne lndlvidli&lalot.rest.ed Moa-Fri, PenlOMel ol flna.nce) you will pluy pace .1 girl nffc .. Pay dtnlallna~. Mlnt.MS-1411.
night atuft.s. Apply 9am type busin«ias. Newport ln All Opportunity MAlRIOTI HOTB. a prominent part in this negotiable. SR ~glnetr· DISC Complete e•w Dark
" o4pm, Pennysaver. l Beach.C.11645·7100 ToJoinAnExciUDg 900NewportQ!nterDr ~ery famous land de· ing.008S84 IMSTIUMIMTS llaursdaJ Room equip. Trays ,
• Placent!a,ColtaMesa. Receptionist, part time u~:~~gr=~ct-~o::~Bejch Jr g=rr::~c:·.!'~ ~=~ S ECURITY GUAlD Col 102£.BakerSt enlar1tr etc. •uo. : PIUMTIMG Mon,Tues&Thura. Very ground & are interested mpyrm exper.C.UAbagailAbbol Security patrol guard, taMeea t'79·S300 feb. 16, JPM. 1_..,_s.._w ______ _
• Assist w/operaUaf & lite typing preferred. lo advancement, we Personnel Age nc y f/lime, mWit have Cahf F.qualOppor Employer ~ ProaC.o RF Land
maintaining vanety or 8·4:30. 2061 Business would like lo talk wltb SICalT 557·6122, 4500 Campus St14te certification lo Tow Truck Drivers ex-BIG SALE eatn•r• wl&b raa1e
orfsetpresses&assoclat-CenterDr,752·9SlS.$3.50 you. ARIES Dr,N.8 . carry weapon. min per'd Top pay Apply DON1 MISS IT! flndn NO. Kodak ln· ed print shop equip. hr. In Our Non.sell Area F.xcellent oppor. for i.aJary S3 75 hr. Call btwn G&W.Towing loOo Irvine • ttam•Uc w/caH s.zo.
• Variety of duties inch.ad. WeAreLockioi For secreta.ri• w/min 1 yr Secat4cry to $900 ~PM Mon·FrHM-8571 Ave. NBM.2-Usa •UUT
making negutlvea & Receptionist/typist. An Experienced ncr~arial exper .• lite lOOCk Free to eppllcant. Roi ---------positives, plate burning, PleasantCPAfirmneeds Fittw/S.-trns book.keepinf, to work in Put your public relations Service Sta. Altendanl, Trainees lo make l to/ deitks. hllhly 0... 1040
establishing schedules & bright "' friendly in-lnoura.Jteratlonsdepl. our property manage-personality lO the best exper'd. Full or p/Ume. telephone appl's for lrg carvt1 sldeboard1 , •••u••••••••• .. ••H•••
keeping records. ~qulv divldual who is able to Is IR•= men t d I v Is i o n . use w/thls prestigous de· Apply Arc~ StaUon, 17th Industrial co. No eJCper. plaoot IJ1tool1, dres.Hn. DOOTfCAIJflHO
\0 H.S. grad & varied ore work under pressure at C t -.1 C al Preferen~ wlll be given velopmenl co. You will & lrvml'. C.M. nee. Excellelfl bonuid & Matblo top wuh 1\andl. Ywr "**°' Mloe times. Switch board, ac-0 new c lo applicants w/com· be involved in helping pay+ d a ii y ca s .. oekdropleaf frontd..U. __ , exper. includ l yr an te · Bullocks WU.hire offers Service Station. Able to bon '' Oa.k 1laH front rbJna Juba Mou~n ~
, operation of offset pre· ~~~es. t~J· :;:,•1 ::O~ an excellent benefit plan mercial leulng or w/pubUc relations, the workdays, apply at 15922 uses. Call Ted Wynn bl t 1 d d •I sses. $83.'J mo to $970 mo including a liberal dla· etcrowlmowl8:£e. CQ. new:ilelter, making Pacific Csl Hwy, HD. fOl'appt.~5581 ca, no • H e 1•
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in 5 annual steps. Xlnt CaJISharol,83J.33U COWl1 on st.Me merchan· PleueCall ·3389 meeting & travel ar-213-592-1571 Travel, Credil & Collec· ~~fort, e.xte~t r1n c-baml*M IJoinflw-~ " benefits. Appl y by March dise. 9am 'UI Noon rangements among other • •• • • r mo~ .tit. blk 41-'-,1.Uold.
3, Westminster School RECEPTIONIST Pl THE IRVIMI CO things. You need xlnt Set-vie• penoflMI Uon, non smoker. Must Bentwood ehra, I 1 -~
Distri c t, 14121 Part time. Some =~l~n3~';!00 SSONewportCenterDr ~~skillsc!~1 he~~f~ NeedinipevenJPe~ns ri:v~r~\b~~~~n: =.~~~=~~l,.-cc...,.a.d--Dober'ml---0-,
Cedarwood.M/FEOE. weekends. Lile typinf. IJ'mh'Hl.a.d NewportBeach t nee. A 1.i wbo enJOY worldna walh Good lyplnt required. mantle tloc.'ka. uned AKC , 11Wke, cair• .--------t Pvt Club. CdM. 673-3SlS Equal ()ppor Employer Abbot Pel"S-ODOel A&en-others. St.art al $4.00 per w ill tr . tr 1 bdrm ICU, t pc ""ed ~ 6"-TJU at\tt calJWedthruSun8:30to Hewport.._. cy,557-6122,4SOOCampus hr. Pleasant working e w aan as ave dinlnl rm Mt. bo9tl 6 CF*' Product.ion SPM. F.quaJC>plJ«Employer Dr,N.B. cond, meals Incl. agen.l. Full travel plc:tur••. l•mP•
WBJ>/METAL pension, health Insur. Pd Mbew::r~t5a. Call 840·967l, Numerout °'bu u V'1f1Cllr. II., lZ ...U, Jood
WORKING/ R~~::io~ff~. f ~PP~~8fi; SALIS CAA.Hit SECRET ARIES * Secrefarin. Legals holidays. C.ll 644-5404 · ·"' t.oo law for lbll/tl. 11 .. u e, A"' C. fUO.
MAIM'RHAHCE persooooly belwn10 &4: JYeart.rainlncprogram, With & wit.bout sh. Worlt •A/P-ComtnK. Service Station AtteD· Travel A&ent Trainee We ,,....._ $1.-.VISOR E ti R 390 salary +comm.Starting ben •-h -, d 'd wlll train al oeCl'snry .....__._ .. ...._ .., ... ,.. xec u ve ow. 1 salary u p to Sl&.ooo. w ... w ere you want. To $18,000 ant, exper . Day & Good typlnc required. ,_ wv -
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AKC. $100. Moving. •zm.m4006 Marineexper. a plus.
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acNArthB ur Blvd, Suite College de~ee or sales ~I "ToshorlP -!e~~ job$ Employers Pay All Fees Eves.; .. ~lllS& p/t~me. Ap-Non a~er, must b.ave Quality plant, benefits, , . . Aw-n.onmce ";eq. Call Mr. av1.1 . _. .,. vaca-Liz Reinders Agency ply, .., .. cl talion, 17th & air line exper or travel n...a.'$ •·• working cond1t1ons. W~y"""' ac""'. tionpay. 4020 Birch, Ste 104 lrvute, NB. couraea. Fu II travtl UV. NI
Bob Walshaw REFIUG-A/C _............, Newport Beach 833-8190 be fl c II ...., Ericson Yachts Servicemen. New com· E Q U A L 0 P P 0 R call for Appl/ Est.ab '65 Service Sta. Ni&ht Attend ne la.
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---------commensurate wtlb ex· for Kodak Drive-Thru Serv. Sta Help needed im-TYPISTS per. Send resume to Mon·Frl 1·30 to 6PM0 SECRETARIES med FuU or p/t Apply Lone 4' abort a11l1n· Burlaon" ttanuoa
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ORANGE COAST
DAILY PILOT
330 W. Bay Sl.
Ad#996, Dally Pilot P.O. every other 'sat. t~5PM '. 990 E. cat Hwy, Nwpt meots. Cl06e to home. Re&latered miniature CBoAi<~, Costa Mesa, Apply 500 W. Balboa 661Ca·l21 I & TYPISTS Bch. Profit sharing. Call * * Schnamer, female. Call .,.._.., Blvd. Newport Bch. 32122 mino ---------June, Pacific Persoanel, 961-14.52.
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SanJ uanCaplstrano mt:nl where we make it SEWIMG ---------PUIUC AUCTION Regiatered 1tandard
Saleslady (Matur e) F.qualOppor Employer worthyourwhile. OPERATORS MANY ITEMS OF VINE lillver poodle, unspayed
needed for new store TOPJOI, lFlntShift) ESTATE JEWELRY, fem,4yn1.6089ll8
opening In H.B. area. TOPPAY TYPISTS RT OBJECTS AN Also, older mature asst. Secretary toSl0.000 A ' Beautiful pair while in· rnanagerfornigbls. App-AdtNn Aad You're Your Own Boss lmmed1ate openings for Mln.4$wpm. Dictaphone TIQUP.S, F1NE FURN., door kill.ens box trnd
Bristol, ,.,..own &Coun•..., nel •. manaiemenl, l d hand sewingoperators at TOP~-•--·•-FO. & BROCHURE. ---------
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ly at Clothes Line. 3648 S. Animal Hospital person-~Q~ office • rull ti me permanent e.xper. helpful. but not ETC. PHONE FOR lN· S.S:S.211l14 ' '
\• ~J "' 0 O V e r Oa "rowing medical pro· nee. .,.. "'vac...wn MS-2200 "Tabby" w/aqua eyes,
Shopping Ctr) SA. Nwpt Och. 644·S460 .. pay. 11iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 11 ed ..... _ ducu company. Must be .. ~ yrs. spay , '""""'·
Part.time, full-time. SAUS SECllETARY 557·0061 able to read and follow MUSICIOXES ~83M483
day:. & nights. 18 Or over Needed at once 10 mfg Our -mpany 11• seek'ing 3723 Birch St, NB. specifications. Excellent CLOCKS n--ut. y ........ r•male Aat
for closing. Apply in sales reps, M/F, exper. w I~~~~~~~~~ company benefits, profit ...,. -.. "' person Moo Feb 13, thru DCJl necessary, we will an enth.austic sec'y w/ 1. shanng program. Slot Mac:biaa, Nlckelo-1 eyed, Wac Siamese ~
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ly at. 847-9655. c & K En-=et':J~ =~~:~:~~ SECRET ARY Apply in Person ~':'~d_'s l~~g:s~ ~r~e:: AJ~kan Malemute, AKC
terprises. 00251 C.M. area. Must be de· Call for appl. 644·9810 Or By Telephone 661·12 I I furnit ure, antiques. ~· free to Cood home.
SALES pendable & a self starter. 2·4PM Weekdays 3Zl22 CaminoCapiStrano American lnternaUoaal: m.3191 u N u s u A L o p . Pay commensurate with SECRET ARY SHILEY LAIS. IMC. San Juan C.piatrano 1802 Kettering: Irvine. ---------
PORTUNITY If you are skills.!r/9-2161 ForPersonnelDirector 17600GllletteA•e F.qualOppor Employer 754-tm.OpenWed.-Sat. ,_.._. 1050 I . c ... 92714 '~~~~~~~~~ ···sro····R·EWl····o··E·SAL····E····
---------' enlhuslas~ic, ambitious, SECRE'TARY·JO hrs wk. 4 Typing 60 wpm & sh 90 rYIM, "' I·
cARL·s JR.
31852 Del Obl.spoSt
San Juan Capistrano. CA Costa Mesa
Ask For Paul Ward
Equal Oppe>rtun1ty Employer Restaurant in CdM needs ____ ._._ __ ,... piua man & gen'I help
believe. ·'" Y<?Urself & day wk, accounts rec, wpm req'd. Salary $862 1714) 979-0500 TYPIST STEWART ROTH New & used furn, appl's, ¥~ability, ~hta ~uld be type 50 WPM. 10 key ad· to $1092 mo. Apply, llun· Equal pportunily ANTIQUF..S misc. Wilson's Baq:ain
it. Sell mot1vaUon pro· ding macninc, general tington Beac h Cit y Employer Evening hrs, repetitious American Oak Dealers Nook & W 9t.h pitime. eves. 673·1121, grams. . offic e work. Child School Distri<.'l, 735 14th tece ~~kin ourfobfc. 750E.DyerRd.S.A. CM.~3011:..S.Jik ' •SUbl~nUal Income Guidance Center ,a6_7.733 St. H.B. Ph: 536-8851. 1 ag Cwu exp pre ul (at Neutnnrt 1''wy)
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I edl te Ad "" Sharp & attract. recept. not req 644·1180. ~""· i _.. ood •mm maent vance· Mon·Thur 9·4. <-...._/Typist Good typing skills 751-8922 M ...... 1t Heavy W Lov·
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•Systems Programers Opportunity SECRETARY Strong typing & s . App· ~52 =<>-~ Contact Lorena, K h l l WHOLESALE .ora. $200. Call&t&-7.1187. •APLProgramers •Career0pportunity ly in person to Mr. ...,._, 60W'J)m, 10 ey epfu, •FirmwareMlcrocoders CLERKS wilbUnlimitedFuture. Jrvlnebasehomebullder Fuentes, Robert Bein, SHIPPIHGCLBtK rorgen'lofc&AJPay as· TOTHETRADE F\ne rum., Drexel game
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•l:!U!OProgramcrs CallMr.lfarvey.642-S794 isotferingadynamicop-William Frost & Assoc., Exper required, need aistant. Xlnl loc & NOW OPEN table set. Xlnt corner
Join CDJ for eict•1tin~ UTOTIM SALES PERSON-Gift ply in our cooperate ac· 1401Quai1St,N.B. .-rson ror Casl growing benefits.644-8824. desk, Many liv'~ rm,
consulting assignment:; "ounun· g me r th ..-TO PUBLIC bdrm bargains. Fri lhr11 C:O..VeniaceMcnds Shop. Exper'd full & '" 0 e or e SECRET"RY company. Send resumes WAITRESS ""n·,4.,.,..2112 in So. Calif, the Mid • right candidate to our in-"' ...,... "7 West,ortheN. East HelpWanted · part-time Apply insurance & cash Sharp, aggressive, to:3201WestMcArthur P/time.Aftn-Eves.APP· OPEN7DAYS CDC. Varian, NCR & 1St,2nd&3rdSbi.tts persooatGraftonStreet, manager. Canidate multi·faceted individual Blvd., Santa Ana, ca. ly in persoo this Mon & A WEEK~. Dming rm tble, 8 chrs,
olher computers. APL. Noexper. req'd. We train So. Coast Plaza, should possess xlnt typ. to handle heavy work 92704. Wed only 9am-lpm, Dick s.dowtt ~Ltd buHet contemporary ~~m~~;..~~~~:;.";; ::= ~.'-:/;..~~= SaleoaJD ATA)HCE ~':!':.~~~ ::-:=: ~":t !':' ~·:~'::·:~~·:: so. CALIF. ~~~~-'~:.'···· .:fr:.==· :::.,"',.~"~="· ••
openings with top pay. located al: pty offering outstanding manufacturing firm in PUIUSHER'S Modem Mpltbl, cbrs SlOO, f>hone&rushresumes to lUDelMarAve,C.M. for Luzier cosmeUca in company ben efl•s . Tustin.Shouldhavecom· GROUP WAITRESS/COOK, somel~~~~~~~~~I a1n t ed . D H k r 1390 N Pacific cat Hwy th1a area Call 527·1346 or • plete kn wlege of office R ul exper, part time. Inquire w u er enu., onen· an ancoc or im ~gunaBeach 492-4601 . Plea,,e call or apply in ed o bl eq re exper out.side atlOlPalmAve.,BoxOf· For sale : Antlque taJSJOOLampssilksbade mediate personal an person(714)752-2073. proc ures,bea e toor· salelperson. Real estate f Brunswick Pool Table. $100ea.Call" .. "3841.
tervicw We are an equal Salespeople, Ass't mngr. PONOEROSA HOMES ganize, take charge & backgrnd prer'd. Xlnt ice Cafe. Balboa Penin. $1200, 2 antique s ide .....,.
CO: (~PORA TION opportunity employer Import gift shops In N.B. A Member of the Atena follow up on variety of compensation. Ma.ii re· Waifressft, Cocktcrils chairs, $75 ea . All re· Solid oak table48"
3303 HARBOR BLVD. & C.M., full & pt·Ume. Realty Group. 2082 Busi· assignments. Must enjoy sume & earnings history Cooks. Hoshsus farushed. 546-5392 with312"leaves,
B-8 RNRflief Exper. mature. ln· nessCenterDr.,lrvine responsibility & be able to Classified Ad 2, Dally ----• $300.842.Wl
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ta SO Th Cl must. Good with figures ----table. • '968-0215 piecerorrnkatop. Home 549-3061 mpor • e lY Front desk & const cor· Call Ginger (711 )831Vi122 Swtlchboard Opr. P/tirne Waitres~/Waiter, Lunch 540-4032 " PROPERTY MGR Cen\er. Orange or call dJnator, mll!ll have good between9AM-5:30PM to F/time. Wiii train. only:Dmnerbouseexper. Empire chest of drawers Manal(ement & mamt of SAJLMAKJNO 838-2643 typing skills & phone Call MS-8772. pref d. ·Apply Mon, Tue. ( s l . g I a 5 s kn 0 b s , Moving. must sell Salem ~cattercd units in 11.U. Lrg nr space & office in Sandwich & Salad as-voice handle variety or Secretary I 0 ff i c c Wed & Fri, bewtwn 3 & s. mahogany, $400. Empire maple tables, coffee &
Exper'd pref'd . Good sail loft. Perfect for c~v-sembleni. s-9AM. Must resp & like 8 busy ore Manager. Land planning TAX PREPARER, exper. Victor Hugo Inn, 361 Cliff chest of drawers (S), cx.1.aaonal, la.lee new. C.Of·
pay. As k for Ron, er ~hop or other sewing be neat, clean & dex· Donna640-4630 · firm needs sec'y w/ ex· necess. Flexible hrs. Or,Lagun~Bch mahogany $350. Empire fee & end tabl~. dull
.iro.2358. busi~ess.$225. terous. $3.00 per hr. per. in all phases of or-H .B. loc. 846-0634 Waitr food & b"urtet hand carved wood graln form1ca top. 642-6441 &675-5055 979.0747 for appt. a rt SECRETARY Ci c e ·procedure . 9am·9pm. es~. expcr. . mahogany heavy claw 4 chairs, game table
l'/Umc Eves & Sats. Earn AM ri' Knowledge of IBM Ex· cocktails, day & night I d i 1 $.>$7 per hr. talun~ or· Sellft.D .. •-lO Lo sKJtchen Full-time ln Santa Ana ""Utive typewn·ter. Call shifl.s open. Excell. feet,$1,000.4posterbed, type, go v ny d /d r M --' ~... ,_,_ d A I in single, walnut $250. w/caslens. 3 lamps, pro-
crs e avcry. ust IC you are seriously in-Seamertosewnylon«san-Law Office. Typing 65 SheUey.M0-4911 TelephooeSales WOCllUUg con · PPY, 494•5941 vinclal.2table&lfloor.
have dependable car & terested in xtra income d/or dacron sails. Exp'd. WPM, SH 90 WPM, 2 yrs STOP LOOKING Pe rs on . M r . G s ---------• 559--7266 phone. Fuller Brush C.O. call us now! P/tlme eves FIT. Marsh all Salls secretarial exper fringe Secretary gd/sh t yp Restaurant 3100 Irvine A liretime collection of -----.-. ---i S4·M71. S·9pm. $4 ·$6 per hr. 646-0038,lvsmsg. ' benefits. Contact' Nancy Pleasant office. FT/PT. START _A_v_e_.N_B ______ snuff bottles & other art LIKE new. hv1ng rm, ________ _. 531-<1842. S47-e9Sl Salary open. 645-2667 WAREHOUSE. F IT, 5 objects for sale. C.OUec· game tbl & patio furn.
P/TORSUI Sales Girl, P/time, ap· 8:.'lii:'!:~~ wanted for HelpWoated 7100 tWpWClftted 7100 WORKING days,goodworkingcond. ~taOll~~;~x 1223
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hlstructors Want.d: prox 25 bn, incld wknds, Call 548-34S7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Call 548·7423. Retail trades Pro Shop, Teanis Club. WE ARE LOOKING WAREHOUSE ...... wa 10 IO $100. Eight foot Orange
Cbeck Stand S a I a r y open. Ca 11 Secretary /Bookkeeper FOil EHBGmC WEIGHING ASSIST ••••••••••••••••••••••• Naugahyde Sofa. ex·
Fashion M<be (Model· 536-8834afttPM with some typing akllls. AaTlCUlATIPEOPL Rec.eive & weigh Whirlpool washer $65. cellentcond.546-
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Min requirement: HS. SALES person. Permanent part TIME/LIFE BOOK Good math. English bwasherSS0.546-8672 dining set. Mahogany,
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gnd & S yrs exper. an HAlf DAJ ~ometpostlti«tc, $300t · "'2°1· over the phone t apeaklng.14/FNeat.Fr-FRGHT DAMAGED til~ & leather. Custom ield. Apply, Capistrano s ar · eo ury customeninCallf. inges. Apply Linwllco built $1200 551-4346
Laguna Bench ROP. Westcl iff Realty, H<YI'POINT SALE. 3308 . .
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496-31JB. E.0.F.. Enjoyable phone work SECllTUT 816 MONEY Young mo l hers, C~HPAJD $200. or $SO ea. in· ~~~~~~~~~ with good salary + Minimum 2 years exper. WOii r•n housewives, & teachen. ~ Wshr/Dryrs/Refrig dl~idu.ally ~usiness li· bonuses & commissiona. Luxurious Newport ~ Must be over 18. Sell w6tkingornot ""'7 .,133 qwdaUon.551-4346
ltlALESTATE Morning, afternoon & Beach real estate office. OR FULL TIME Beeline Fashions p/time "" ... • Professional licensed evenlna shifts avail. Booklteeplng &pbones rl\()Nra ['\ ~l\m. narari\ & earn Xlr)l $S for the _________ ,Elec frplc, used brick
;.ales people wanted. Good speaking voice & CallCberyl 6'1Ml81 \U 1\fU. .... ~U.U.l.i:S WIOffa: SWnmer. Use of car " w ·--1..-& D w/walnut mantle, low Generous cornmlsa1·on•. h h I f I U'<J) ~N'l{?CJ)~(t •--P-......__ Call963 7470 ........-ryer watt htr. l<lnt cond $129. " P one exper. e Pu . N --, .,....,. ... nee. · · Like nu deluic multi-96&-3680af\ sPM/wknds
'>.-Advancedtraining. College students, SECRETARY +lc-n .... ~.._....... cycle models only. -r:.~ 642·5062 ho u a e w 1 v ea & ~~o~ +?-oa11•1·'------Co I Kl I l b d 1' • r.-a.-
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' "Wanted. Up to 90/10% SECRETARY ,_11y ool"9 to appreciate knowtr19 about ANnftlll STOii U · WANTED. Full/qn bed. -comm. tpliL Nwpt Bch ~A Penollal lbt.ervw the fine Of>POJtunltlea we have e>pen tor For Aa IDtAsnw C.ll ,.. Free de very. Sale ends Desk, dresser. opt. Gd 831·0000 n~u-...... leneed... 833-1895 GOIM6 OUT Feb. 15. Also new & like Cond/price SSl-2254 rs r-· new refrig's, freaers & --..:....-·-----
R.E. APT SALES-Well • &m .... ._ 0...... SECRETARIES OF IUSIMISS ranges at Ya the coat at Black n<>ttdabyde/walnut ...... ~ -..UMi:c,..1 TIME /LIPE ..._. t-·'-...... ~ -'-.,._ .... ~~-·l A I' y-estabUshed odl 2 highly F.quaJ ()pp Emplyr m/f w.•re H°""'9 & ~. a prooreea-oearad UBRARlES. INC. r n ces 1 .......,.., oo ,u...... ........, ........, PP 1ances, cock tall bar /3 stools,
moOvaled salespersons, = __ ..........., __ .. lnl.m&tloMI enoln..n"9 and conatructtOl'I c-.. l&al ~ .,._ ,_ 1 Great BuYI I Final week· 63'7-2:i42 Jtlnl cond $175; 18'' B/W
will train, P/T ok. Bkr • · °".S11.J11_.. .... ef· oompeny wltb bMutttvt~nt.ct new cor--. .,_. .,....p...,. m/ Cloaln&Suo.2/U. TV,sdcood$25.848-3713, ~71. S"'.,.., f vtottlH tldlll. -t• otltoee In n-....e, "'-" .... n'• e~.. C\lstomSbopAllUquea Frleld alr• refr'1g & 1193-1407. ~ •ablllty to aotlclpat• :::;.:; -.. _:.;::.:t, in-...=~--=-N " ,...;;.....,._ ______ _ RECEPTIONIST f H~:•C_..... ----· ---.,_,, ,.. ___ .., -TELEPHONE-2138 wptBlvd.C.M. f reezer combo Self Near New King Si Bed,
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• ~thualastlc. self-starter, w/lnt'l co. Sa.lea tJ.t.Jt. comPJ•ht.he.m ~ aldlla lnokldlnQ thonl\anct ano F.nalr FR (Qrultureluc Wu.her/Dry ·lite t>'Pinl· SalarY open. ll'OUPd pm'd. Top m1mt •ma~ure and 90ft(ldent eome ~ ,., one ot tMM .,.... TM T8.ll'MOMI H.. cesa. Chest.a, t.e rrutt okt. l250 for t;J;
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"Mon-Tues, 34 PM, 22311 our oal'l fc lnt'l ex· ecuroaununteatecl .. r• wit!'\ atrone ~Ilona& OIOtbllllleia and a •eJ GDJy. Part llme or qWaitearmOln fenders. swivel cbalr1. scrowl .... Bl'oolburtt. H.unl BHch. puisioo. s.d n.ulll:le to lY -4 pro1..-a11y cmk'e to ~ tM!r oanlM will\ a taat> fuLl Ume. Work days oolY Open u.s Sat/Sun. 1w W•bt, clryr, dshwshr re. wrouabl I.tu\ Jep, $125. PO Box. 3, Aubelm Ca ~ ~ u l111· mcwlno flrlft. lo CM ofnce. 549·1919. Osf ord Ln., Dour pain. Reaa. 646-5848 &m-.m•ttreu"frame
uc.-r'lottlST =-°"call ~ ror lBJl~v. If you know~ wllO'd .,. quallti.d Jfr.l,,ee Sbores,NB.MMml Myt.lme dbl, eio.t $300~• new
'"" -· -a -·-... W -" -°' ._--.""" 'hies opr. espe•. only. Ota1Me -Oak .... , ..... Koo....,, waohe<. es-~~ atoola, • , .... .,, SALES tmllloMee•vtJ'oamcat ~ tfltlft..,. ~_..~!.,.lM1._ I!!!!_!~ Sm. ~1=h uportlng ...._ n.e... .. -.c Sl-9641 •su lleat c:ondltaon.1...;;.;_.;__ _______ _
t.• IDJMdiate OPfnl.nl to • ..M.. •............... --.,.,._ -..... .,, .. ,,..,... --fttm f &.-.-... -·-::: 1.M -= _ ... .... .. .,..te, busy elecu'onlc: ..w• • ,,_.,. fftl.o.tt.(" Wnt\ ll!llllD ~~I Int• or peraoe, d.,aortv• .,.OOJ..,.,er. &4CMl648 T'Sofa, ~. $17S. 2
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life ~t.er:rcin '°' ~._, "reeibal. ._.. call 540·11tl ult tor clocb. dtt\l J.88Q. ProllD ~llte frotttree. 15.,
... 119t.-lndu•trlal Rel•· ad.and1fwe wera'Uook· llltr7l m-..... •·~ Uvlotroom UWTlt/awJOO, Ins for.,.._.,. to do• 1a19.S Rand 111ned a rtworll:. •1•• I020 fl~blft .BIRKBLBV job; tblll ad 1'Wldn"l "-t4IW ~-s ~c It w... A l v. r ....................... . CONTROLS hire. If JOU an a ~ _.., iii.aha . .tollll USED•JKES DoubMbtdwJfraDle. pint
trvble AIOB ......_, _.. • waal U.. Plrmanent, loll-time, Ktlb''• C.ll BW ~Buy, afU, trade. bdhtd $50. lOtdml table -~=~~~~~~~ ~ '° Ul'D t11ree to lypia..!..';!!.. PraVMNI U· Dt ..... « .. 4'7M Cyc .. 6 Q>.1'8UI-w/8cbalra*UO.MC>#11 ':" ftft . .....,_ doOin a ... CO.U-bill nol Oft, llYd.c.M IO.mO _ _., I • ~--a. till! -Ill -..s.no._~ ...... ----. WOULDN"TYOU J w -.. ,-:9'J K. OoMt Bn,1,, Cdll. ...... .. .__ dliitCk Ulii _, ................ 111 .. •f
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Jl'fl S..cwtotn ptldded Garap Sale: 8'll\. AIJ.tJ. w·~ Sallboat 1" lbr1ts. DU Cabl•Ncllon1ptnet. anU· ..... w 9060 4w...10rh" tUO n.111 tUO porta~1· bar wltlt .-•oUMraoodlel.f1'1 ~"'...,. ...u. sac Sl.20. C1&11lcal quecree.n$400orbeliot-!~ .............................................. -···-····-·-· .. ·•
""*bMY ta!Mr, I tract a. J.-. PL NB. (oft TOP CASH DOLLAR l\llt.ar, bard case, xJnt fer.657.014.9 ,. ...... ,_, Colombia 34. Brlpt & COSTAMISA A~all ai.bWlt· l!lh9l) PAID POR YOUR eondl3S.s.5M634 SO K.n be d 104Tll rootlly. Owner uys =•ai:t.~= Cow!b. lovneat cbatn. ~EJ-:,~1g~: eootware. StainJHS • 20 t!if .k•~bo~~~~ fl;ro: 2Ut.CHAMPIOM :.~.' AVDY.m..i, ~~=
Slwpllll l<M&. · f\lrn.."b&bldl&.ema.17111 SILVER SERVICE pcs, S ply , new. Cost 6'13-014.9 Cft411BB. F1ybrld1e, ' Saata Mlta Clrc, YV, FINE FURN a& AN: $22S,sacS19.83CMl35 C.-t'n,.._~ 1094 1ln&le acrew, 1allty, ....... , ... IG-2:911 nnr ,_ ~%?00 -r-.., -bead, ball tank. Sleeps 5. Dodcl 9070 100 pJJom ol ,. wttb **I IUY * • ~..-. •PINBALL MACJUNE• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~· completely re-••••••••••••••••••••••• each new car or Jeep ==~':11r.m ::. T:rni= : WG.GA<H TA<iS Xln=P-~ 8:.~ ':J111Knc:ii::i c1. ~n::,c :e::~ :~.:;~:---34· aokt·T~u°f ·
ldlorSELLforYou. misc bcnuehold. 21911 froaayourbusiaeucard. Wal.out Desk $90 Rubber l.80CM Sbrt maalc look oew, unmed 2·way Fii ITS.1383 MMTMSAUCTIOM Suaunenrind Ln, H.B. ~plcne card ror e~h lderat\$30 lOspeedbtke neu Sl60, K2-233 Sbrt radio & RDF. $7500 or _...... c....;. ZSMHAR90RBLW.
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CASH PAID bou1ebold it e ms . strap, meellng airline 1425, lee flaker w/drink Penn ~•tor 6/0 fi8hing 1978 Ski boat ul ped 7' 4x4 P'Gr t.d used furn. enti· Sat/Sun. 338 Tours, CM. t.D. requirement.s. Pre· dlspenalng beads $1800. reel, hke new $•0. tulle;,,,~ u'o~p·, YALUI
cru-•ctrTV'11.Hi-lll3 Btwnlrvlne&SantaAna vent klsa le theft! For• Ukenew. Used 1 month. 90M8S3 canopy, open bow, im· "'1SC'HZROKBE (Pill).
Factory Direct Pin lJ St.. Moou Vlst• & Santa personalized t•& enclose Must sell 638-8834 Aft SEA RAY mac. 963-lSU VI, power ateeriq ut.o '-•Rm Jl\lrniture.~ ~t Iaebel.Sll.6'6-7936 wellpeper fabric or lPM New 190 cm. Hexel super lO·~..a..a tnns • • uoa "Day Gio"'paper & we comp skis. Call Tony. .--.,-._,,... l6' Flberalass Ski boat, .,maSpSl.tS
made.C&UW1'9-a128 Home furniture, ofc. will ba •~ ri 72 fi 6315099 L ded ui H b Id ek "'t. m your pc necbinasvsforl2 · OP w/lrlr, 85 HP Mere, •;s CHEV Bhaet
Predlcally new Danl1b eq p. ~ . tags. Or try two cards $150, Franciacanware Nordic• Meteor ski boot.I Owner's Demo $1300 . .WJ.1884 Cheyenne (P812). VI,
Modem. t drawer Teak back to back. Provinclal svs 8• + xtra mens 1110 ' SAVE $SS Ta 1pwt•'-autottam.
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clnuer. $350. 55'-1165 A Stal Moving Sale 2165 PRICES: pea, lot 75 pea $100. All ~ ' 49C-2'17 H .a. 8815,......._ ••••••••••••••••••••••• $SA YI S Vista Entrada, NB S2eeor3/$S coat. Moving! Pref cub. ~ "'"~ C 5a191 •74 RAMCHARO ER
Bumper pool table, (Bluffs) Feb 11 & 12. Bar '15tapSl.60ea. m.8552. Sida Head Jr 90 (160mm) SIA RAY • .!!"" ' tlZO ,_). va au•-...... , 'lZ Courie~. B"•• '"•e St.even Edwards bdrm 1tool1, golf dba, tape 6/9tap$l.50ea. $40. -,..-w.A ..... .., .. __ -4"A jOUtbV turn fl twin bed. recr'dr, bed, bu, re-lOor moreS1.40ea. ~frig, dryer, color TV, 2 &M.o3S2 3101 coast Hwy N.B. ••••••••••••••••••••••• power ateertna. alrcond, ..,..., SHOO
451 lat.a Trueba, NB, cordsetc. SalesTaxlnchaded oven r a nges, Maple 631·2547 ShelJ forCbevyTruct by tapededl. MS.1511 7»1596 NOCARD? rocker. 10·4 Sat/Sun Store.Rest .... t,. 23, ~' lo 1 Stockland 3 wkl old. $SAVIS ,
__ ;.;..._ _____ _."Charlie's Closet" Draw your own or send 4..%2371 ... 1095 tr:l~ra~:':~ $4":5:'. Paid $539. 'waot 5'00 ol· '11 CH EV ~ Ton~" T. ••
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DlniDI rm let. Med.lterra-Qothel on Consignment. name, address, phone le RCA 21 .. Col TV $lOO •••.•••••••••••••••••••• ~ d &7s.MM rer-now! M5-S34'7 (SKP8Sl). VI, powtr Phone~
beau &old velvet. 11 pea, Most Items Va price. we'll make one card per New dinette or l sGs 4sS 2 liibled showcases •. 6' ey, eve lteeriDC, 4 speed, raU1 • bUcood $950. 84i·S8SS. Clean out your closet. tag. Add 2:5t each. E.18th St c.:es.is.984s long, mirrored, locking 165 R.aysoo CraA Ftatbot· '75 Chevy C\l.stom 10, w/6 wbeeb. •"lS ES Carn. Qt.at., air,
Sofas, 2 matching 6' Mu,,t be clean & in Style. Send check or money or- . . doors & drawers, 4 mo's tom. Tandem Trailer, pack, slps 'adlta. 21,000 S S4YI$ P/S. P/B. Wt wbJ, 1M15i,
Hlebertaofas,rustrabric Newport&Bey631-3473 derto: Double bed & frame & old$200ea.644-7700 new upholstery. Less mi,mudUres&USrhns. ,75 DODGE '4 Ton bitch, CB. runa xlnt..
w/Walnutlrlm,origeo1t Redwood patio chrs. n5 PILOTPRIMTIMG ping poog table +mlsc. Taylor Model 110.22 soft motor. 1850 /oUer . ~~· Xlnt shepe. (P8SO. VI, 4 speed. $2'195.m412Art
over$400ea.,seU$100ea. ee . Boat campe r P.O.Box1560 · S42-803l Ice cream or yogurt 540-6852 deya 956·1897 ~~ ateeriDI, rally "75 CbeYY ~ton. Dual
Motif corner table. cushions A/C $75 bit-in CostaMeaa,Ca.92:626 Wooden rocking horses macblne,likenew.Glenn eves. Alaskan Camper I' In ... ..._... ~ auto, P IS P/B
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Meholany ~C, Table gadget.I, S.trk tape deck, MANY ITEMS OF FINE &&2 7315 PM. Very good cond $3000 675-5891or67H170 (133NGB). VS. auto, alr. V-. 9170
fl Hutch, 4 xS rec-stereo. housewares etc. ESTATE JEWELRY, · TY a--673-7529 · · • steering, roof rack, ""•-•••-•••••-••••
teoguler shape w/2 ~ . ART OBJECTS, AN-~ REDECORATING ' -Molorlwdllbs 9140 CJ"UiM. 1mDODGE leaves & pad. $150. 5 · 11QUES, FINE FURN.. Microweve, love seat , HiFi. Stwr.o 1098 32' Unlfllte 1975, like new ••••••••••••••••••••••• •tereos•ttt'
drawer Devon file, letter Beds.soraa,tables,chesta. ETC. PHONE FOR lN· book c~. 10-spd blkes, ••.: .................... loaded. Auto pilot. Peugeot Mo-ped, Xlnt • M4Xlm.ETOP ebe,$75.~af\6PM 1539 Cumberlnd,NB FO.• & BROCHURE. lamp11, game lbl & chrs, 25 RCA Color TV. 1 yr. Radar, aonar+many cood,620mi's,$3SO. •7o INTERNATIONAL YAHCOMYllSION
Desl-r'e own BRAND WstclffSunday-Noonon. 645-2200 recliner & occ. chrs . warr1anty1 $1768,. 5For xtras. $'8,000. P /P •M2·8481• ~~~~)~:.a.~~.· .~~·,,•,lltomaraclloti,c•'tpawover.,
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whlaL Uv rm, ain rm. Coleman Cooler for club membership, best es w 9150 $2199 blg,bback seats, spare bed. desk, mirrors, motorbome. 1949 Chevy olr.~1793 Apt stv $25, Riviera $125/ofr. Lovely stereo 15' VALCO aluminum fls· •••••••• .. ••••••••••••• '74 DODGE Club C.b tire, 110 hookup, dual
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sl by 2/U/78. Top qua!. Lawnmower. Patio sw-membership nS~per de-Mmk ~tole, mink collar doors & llit (f. ctr for w/complete access. inc than5hrsrunnlngtime. stA!enn&,autotrans. mllea & sleeps 4.
675-3343 Ing set, camper icebox. al. Call G44.fl800 wkdys or 645-1966. c~mponets. real bfor boat cover & awning, Including 1 set of tie $4695 (Ol?lNYE).
lawn chairs. Lots or 644-7l26evs D k -c t fi h' sbkrage etor u.;5.~ ~"'7 arft, Uhp Johnson motor, downs a ramp & a bike '7 S JEEP CJ. 5 U4tt
Decorator'• pri vale misc. 642-Ll53. 221E.19th · cs · orone · 5 ing case c . ......,..,.,,. 8 trolling motor. bait tank, stand. 'saso Call all 4PY (SKJR428) \18. 3 peed
rurnl shlngs. Oak Sl.Coeta Mesa. Sabol w /sall $300. pole/reels, Bogen stereo Spm. CIJl'lll & much more. A 151-3474 . · aofttop,lo~mues.' '
breakfast set. Pal'iric Porsche bra $25. Off road tuner. ~-9832 Color TY real steal at $1895. Call $4195
sofas, area rugs, chain. Hones 8060 tires w/rims $300. MhcelmMous" WORlaCOlltnt btwo 9-•PM, wltdya. '13 Harley Sportster 1000 OPaAMD ~ ....................... &n-~ . ..~':'!'.'.~ ........ ~~~~ $275. •7l'-54&-0:M8 :n:_tr.:n;~:::_.:;:~· C 200 I I I st t.• IRVINE°
Kg Sz Bdrm Suite. beeut. 2 Horse Dix Stidham Camper tow bar bar and Ideal for 2nd TV 22' Searay, 1975, Sipe 5. s~• •000 .~A ·7000 Medlt. etyle, Bassett. Trailer. Gd cond. $1500, back bar. 1ox10 uUUty SHOTGUN WANTED 13"Tosblba Dual batteries, trim 71 Yamaha Chappy, xlnt ~ •-
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S7S0.548-959'1 must sell. 837-3298, abed.558-Wl Prefer 12 ga. w/full Retallsfor$38B.95• tabs, tuU canvas, Iota of condition, $300. Call -'73-J--CJ-5-6--1-sofl-1
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Captain., Built In bed. 131-3877 Lenox Chine, service for choke. &C.Z-2073 Never out or carton rad.lo equip, w/lrlr. Must 53Ml91 orMB-0218 top, :t bu.' CB ~.dio. & '71 Cbevy 20 Bedkamp
pine, with 3 large 4l4114HCOLT 8, Rhodora pattern, 751-4840 seel8'8"3073 '71 Suzuki, 12S5cc, 5200 p oallrectlon. Li e RV. Slp 4. xtot mcch,
drawers & bookshelf. 2 year old "Class A" perfectcond.837-6l83 W~l lo buy old house . .. loah.SaA 9060 origmi'a.Xlntcond. #257.JNFM&-0051 oewpnt.lownr,'Jeltmi. $125. '9'·2417 trailer to use for storage. Like new Mag-11avox 2S $250 • 6'5-585.5 ....... A .. S!IOO M&-1803. _;._ ___ _;_ ____ I show ~er for sale to 1be Great Books or the Anycond.f4S-6083 cir console. Must sell ....................... 77 Jeep CJ 7, berdtop, ,._,.... •
'Jbreepc comersectional show fa1DJly. Terms to Western World 54 -$250/bstofr.546-0842. FUJI-YAMAHA Suzukl 100Likenew1974 wheels·rim1, AM/FM '68Cbevy~ton.window
set. short sofa. corner qualified buyer. Colt ls ol Off 64G,1144 Want to buy: King Tut DEALBS 900 miles $350/offer cass, SS600 or bst offer. van. v-a. $1900. P.P.
tabl & chair, cust made, b>: Halu~, National Top 10 v wnes. er. tickets. RCA 25" Color TV lltereo Yacht Brokera1e ~ Ask for Chris Brown, 944-1108 Immaculate $150. Winner. Call 1·62i-2l58 eve 64S-0804afl6pm AM IFM combination UsUn W 5372271 •---------MS-J604 eves or week ends. Tennis membership ror a walnut console $225. IS •Oledl 176 Husky 360. desert. re-· "JO Ford van won t.naclt -=-~~------1-:-,,_-w-elri-=--y-----:-8-:-0=7=-10 couple Racquet Club of OLD POSTCARDS want· 644-2341 s-tilwHhn ~dy, curnutts., Vesco. '72 Blazer, v-a. lo ml. ver; good cood. $1150:
F\Jmiture For Sale 1 v Sa p ice $lOOO ed by private collector. Yodlt Sales many xtras. Like new perfect. $3SOO. '74 673-2722 -
Lovely Liv Rm ~et. ••••••••••••••••••••••• l~9lS/7~f,1{ or write T: 831-0705 fodull details. 19"ndSears poofrtf. color xlnt 2616 Newport Blvd. $900/offer546-8139 Cheyenne 201 V-8 rebll, ,
dresser, chest of :·WANTED Shinkle Box 2538 El MlaMcal ~m &J1~2 er After lO Newport Beach '78 Hond Ex Llk xtras. ~. Mu.t aeU! '77 Ford Bubble top.
drawers, 645-9100 TOP CASH DOLLAR Macero, Ca. 95618 IMta ••llh 8083 . ....,. <n•> 873-9211 a press. e ~ t.o.ded, must aell. 8K .. new. 297 miles. $250. Call mlles.MM839.
Oval dlning tbl & 4 chrs PAI D FOR YOU R University Athletic Club ••••••••••••••••••••••• 21 RCA~l.orCOMOleTV, New ·24· American 968-Ll53 '17CJ5 Jeep. Good C«MU-1---------
60" with leaf. Wood JEWELRY, WATCHES, membership. $'°O. 5pc. Ludwig Vlsta-Lite. Jdntcoodi7~o~~?60· Sailboat. Take over pay-u-"'· ,,,, CB360 tlon. Soft top. a cyl. "11 Dodce 8100, un.der
fll\lah. $75. 5S9-0337 ART OBJECTS. GOLD, 549-9923 Mike Paille cymbola 2002. _......., ments. Kas trtr. 493.-2612 .380
2 500nuuuomi • 1"u'"• d. • 642-9708 warranty, 4-apd. Call aft --~------1 S ILVER SERVICE, • · 5&1660 . , ,exce .coo , S·30 ~ Canopy bed frame, anti· FIN E FURN & AN· Color TV-pbono-FM·AM M1.11taeUl6'VentureCat. • 751-0833 Tndls t560 -·-·-------
que wbt gold trim. TIQUES.MS-2200 ~lalg:1' ~~~· :::· SAX TENOR., SELMER. ronsole.$400. Ready to 10. $600/ bst. , •H••••••••H•••••••••• '74 Chevrolet Van Qold
Formica table, sqr, red-~ • 1 · · Mark VI, Xlnt cond $695. 673--0149 ofr. '93-'llOeva 7~ Yamaha YZUS, race Before you buy or )ease custom lo.terlor custom
storage. 2 bdrm chairs. 1 2 Diamond engagement 147 673-7379 loah & M9fH bike, reblt eng., mint, youroew paint, flares. erasers, ~~~~t~1g:~7'~ ~ea~J~~at + ea. Lowery~:"' 73 Pln~o GUITAR<Gibson) Les lqlit....... C~~!; ~n:i~m::;;:; ~ .r...&..~ 1971TIUCK ~.885.6'2-3371 • wgn .• s 0 e, mme . Paul Custom. Xlnl cond. ••••••••••••••••••••••• to mention. Dan• Pt G6. -.._ .. ~ c ·LL us• '7l vw Camper Bns. runt ~S. 8055 MecNMry 8078 sale!S8Ml60 Blkbodyw/goldpickups. Gct•ral 9010 Bob96.l--ll078or83HS90 R..e/Storop 160 A • good.S2250.49'7-l.253btwo
••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••Gas range, $50. 2 elec $450 w/case. 752-7626 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 646-0226 i&9PM PUIUC AUCTION DeWalt 1•0 radial erm beaters, $.S & $10. chain eves. SIX MAN rubber raft, Etchells 22, 30' racing Rent a 1977 Exculive uuivas•• -.... -~-w-.. -,-d-...--t-r-9-0
sa 10" new Sell · -·'-ff Xln d boat. 2 Suits of sails & Motorhome or Mini-" • ~ -v MANYFl.NEITEMSOF tri:d'e.~1874 · or linkfence,2Sx6'$1.00ft. Yamaha EM 100. 2 ....... eo er. tcon · trlr.548-0844 motorhome from Herb 2026Harbor,CostaMesa •••••••••••••••••••••••
ESTATE J EWELRY. 631-5089 Mitchell spkrs nuke & 8.3l-928'1 Friedlander Call any of WIWIU.IUY
ART OBJECTS. AN-Lathe Colchester 1967. Newlawnmower, stand, xtr~s $700. loah.,MmitM. 28' Islander '76. 10 HP tbesenum~rs '63 1ntern'1PU.Shortbox, YOUIDATSUH
TIQUES. FlNE FURN .. 1 5~30, ~,2,800. Wilson • $50.. 546-'799Aft6pm. &,Ii,.... 9030 diesel. llartec Prop., I 898-6777 ~tspokewbls,lrglmob· PAIDPORORNOl' ~· fH~~~cr;</~a'~: ~1-~2 $8,SOO. <213> M2-03l7 Bundytrumpet ....................... ~~~.-~~r~gg1e8:~1~:: 537.7777 ~~iS:~~~~~~~· Ofr. TOPDOLLA•
645-2200 $125 •ZODIAC signets w/polnt, bksty 128-8888 ,77 Ford PU 150 v.8. FOITOPCAIS
Space beater. gas forced Selling anything with a •94-2'17 Port-A-Marine adjstr, llOV, bold tank 1---------MARll.E SINKS air, Ideal for shop or Daily Pilot Clru;!liCied Ad Inflatable Boats w/maceretor pump & RENT Fireball 23' Sell PS/PB. Jumbo tlre!I. 15M
BARWIC K DA TSIJN
Yard Sale. 265 Rose Ln, g a r a g e • $ 2 0 0 . ls a simple matter ••. Office,_.._• & 2925 Colle c M more. $32,000 or 1 (714) cont. Auto/ air. CC. CB, mi. 642-4097. 6'12·4736 ~ .t 8015 ge, · · CM (714)551·5098 just call 642·5678. ......,.,.. (714)5'0-2070 639-5309 eves & wknds. stereo, sips 6. 645-2283 1976 Ford .,4 Ton truck.
~.._ •' I j 11 \ q . I '
831-1375 49)-3)75
·. . ...................... ---------Seara Mimeograph. GRAYMARIHE 21' AURORA SLOOP MOTORHOMES :D> V8, auto, PS. dual
brand new $40. Call TbetradiUonal heavy du-Fbrgls FOR RENT tanks, ball & exhaust. WE BUY
CUAHCAIS
aTIUCIS GJ!eatts of CLove
THIS VALEMTIMrS DAY send your love a greeting all
the world can share with a Daily Pilot He art of Love. It's
847-6208. .ty, lightweigltt marine Hend, sips 4, Seagull O/B From $150. wk . 770-0622 Sliding rear window. $1550 AY846-9000 Tacoma rims, AM/FM 8 --------•I engine To 350 HP. Ge-· · '71 Lazy-Daze. 21', nu track, + much mOC'e. Lo nui ne n ew pa rl!I . KITEN0.588,2ael3 sails. paint, sell en cont.. A/C, ml. $5100 or bat ofr.
SolJd wood desks $65. 4' Authorized Distr: Bristol cover,$500.Goodcond. Asking $78-00/hst ofr. 498-3257 af\5PM CONND.l
Fluorescent light fix· Services, Costa Mesa. 673-7529 493-3879 ---------lures $10. Drafting tbls (714)892-8541 '76 Ford Courier, 22,000
$'70. Dratllng cbr $25. Ex-'75 Catalina 22, fbted keel, Chinook/Toyota '75, lo mi. w/sbell, $2950 Firm CHMOLET
ec chrs $25. Drafting Winches: 2 Lewmar HS, l sips s. pulpits & Wellnes. mi's, new cond. Air, 3 6'2-9301 · ' 282SHU'bor Blvd.
llghte $20. c .E . Lewmarreelhalyard #2, 712/Mercoutboanl.Pop-Way refrlg. $5500. ---------• OOSTA MESA easy, compose your personalized
greeting and we'll set your message in
type to fit the border of your choice or
your handwritten thoughts may appear
In the border you select.
SURPLUS OFFICE 1 Lewmar #16. $950. C. t.op.Marine radio.3Sails 9llB-6Z36 '71 Chevy PU, headers, S"'-L-t•OO
FURNITURE, 204' Thoma.s.5S6·3'720dys. &lot:smore Outstanding attteo $1700 7SG-lOl7 or-------·----
cond ... •kln.g .. ,~N\/off•r. ,........, Tl"CIYet 9170 _........;. ' Placentia, CM. 631·2570 CHRIS CRAFT "" ..,...,., "' _ .. WE PAY TOP DOLLAR
FOR TOP USED CARS
FOREIGN, DOIOSTJC
orCLAMl<S
• YOU WISH TO CIEATI your own
decorated greeting.
use a black pen & ~--.
•••,1, .... ~ draw your design to · ,_:;.iu•~·.ti••w,,i;-. fit one of the dotted \
.. ~v • .,. 1;\:~\~ llne "hearts" shown
~~ , • ' t.: below ~ v . ~ '?i !f For help with your -~., /,/ a d , j u s t c a ft ~~-ti-. rl'~'#2 642 -5678 & 8 ~~(.·"' • friendly Valentine
IOIDMSCOMllM ad-viser will be
happy to assist you.
And, If you like.
you can charge
yiour Heart of Love
or uae your Master
Charge or
BankAmericard.
u. 3 tli. • •hown
btlOW:
$15, $10, and a 11P9Cial chlld'l llH for
12 (you mu1t be
~ 12 to qualify tor
.. llmalt gt11ttlng).
' ' \
\
' . 'I
or631-2'T17 V82lOHP Must s e 11 . Ca 11 ....................... FCJli
1-1 Hydtrans,A·l sbape (710837-0019 eves & '13Ttavel MateTenlTrlr, '71 F2$0Jlanlerwitb $'750. AY6'8-9000 wlcnda or 646-4466 days alps6,llkenew. Camper Specle1 Pkt. I'... IOl7 Lenny 540-5221 $8«10/oh'. 751-49
••••••••••••••••••••••• Used portable air com· • v '71 Ford P . U. ~ ton
Parrot (Macaw) very pressor. Overhauled '761alander30MK11,cood10b 2Toe~/x:;.c:,~t w/shell.AM/F'M.$6800.
friendly wtth people $750. Westerbeke, 4·cyl. S2800, V~vo Diesel. Mint . • MWZ74
orbestoffer&TS.3682 new or used hydraulic loaded w/xtrae. Call ccod.&7~l ,.__ •er.i-1090 gear for same avail. 549-3Sll8. 1977 Ideal 21\.\' twin Ford....00
••••••••••••••••••••••• Mlsrlc used _It. surplus Mod. H·28. Nl~I faucb.os, fully self· 19918' closed van VflrJ m• n' equip, fasten-Try$20000 contaaned. Awnlng , clean, low mileage NewBr10a;wt0Nvear~!.. Pianost. ings. etc. Lido Shipyard, Ericson 35 needs touch-B.A.L. jacks, Reese ftXJDe (213)SQ8.9986 -,., ...... 673-7272cal1Pat .,,... hitch w/sway bera, Beach Music Center ~;;·=-1_..., .. in• refriC. air, TV anL, fully '12 240Z Movln& forces 174CM Seacb Blvd, H.B. Prem. prices foT sml used ..,._, ...._. 000 .... n .. insut.eted. many extru. aele. alr, 4 spd, attteo,
847-8536 J obnson-Ev1nrude 0/B fi~ep;HiABeautyl $11950.964-t4?9 reaubade.675-T181Tom
Playtr Pa..o mot.on. 2l3/42:2·5S56 Try $70,000 For Sale: 2s• House Ranter Shorty. ma as,
'22 Leon ard Just lcMih.Power 9040 AVERY&CO. Trailer or trade (or etereo, V8, auto, lo mi,
r•t.ored A·l cond. PIP ••••••••••••••••••••••• (714) 675-8990 Pu'sche Engine or eng sharp. $4995. 540-7125
$2800/bst ofr. 549-0908 35' CHRIS CRAFT '""' &&2 1998 AJ\cabin/dualstetlon 18 sq. met er racln1 · · '71CbeV)'350,factoryalr,
YAMAHA SPINET Twin Cht)'I Vl's/2 beads mulllhull. Never used, 'Tl self-contained 31' lo a white, new wheels, Ur~.
Xlnt cond $1250 Hauled. 11U'Ve1-Al. pntd COit $3200, sell $2000/orr. park. a,995. By OW11er. sun roof, lbocks. mutnei
U JOUl' car ii atra elem
MeUlfint.
IAU9 IUICK
21125 Hatbor BJ9d. c.c.t.a Mesa m-2500
TOP.
DOLLAR
PAID
FOR CLEAN
IMPOITCAIS
AU.MOD ...
rr"\.-.~ r~· ·1 ~--·· ll•li I'• l:lf Ill •l H l • •
Hl' ... '1•H,'rJtH:l! ~ '
'~J. ... •ri 1 '-i L i .: '·
..
• 67S.51153 • •$12,000 AY 646-9000 6G4'41 &675-5055 M2-2&U system, tnns cooler, e\.c. l;ii~~~~~==~~~~~~::~~~~~==~==~===;:;~ snoo.842..51189 ---~---~--!" lllllt sell 13' Camplna trailer, xlnt coad. te00 or MUST SELL '71 Ford
beaolr. 66-Zl98. ~~ $1300 firm.
11' Komfort, •elf· '69 ~ ton Chevy w/
c:ont.lllMd, alr. $2315. camper abell fl boat. nu ~ tram. 11585-1M7.3ll)S ... s.-n..,... 11iiiiiijiiii .. &Ac11111rtea t400U! • ... -----··· .. 'M -'11 Uae,d llu1tan1 Pana. •No. Parter.
OruCe. Call-~
,
For sale 1973 Audi lOOLS.
i AM/FM stereo, 60,
mi, xlnt cond. $2300. AR
or wknds 831-2580
lt73 Audi lOOLS. ••M
• c:assetle. looks/ run
beaut. $2200. 7Sl 3741,
494-0348
t .
,
---IMW
SADDLEBACK
~',
1978 BMW's
HERE NOW!
COMPLETE
IODYSHOP
MOWOPEH
Wanled : Pre-'68
Volkswagon Bug, gd
body. Ask for Bob
842-1705
'70 VW Fastback, aut.o,
rblt '73 en& w/'J«XJ mi.
Looks fair, ru~ great.
$975 (714) Owner 552-5625
66 VW Bug, sunroof,
mags, needs work. $300.
I 56-9'T10 Doug
1976'
GRAM FURY
Station Wagon 2 to
choose from. 440 4 bbl.
engine. AM/FM stereo,
power windows, roof
racks and factory air
conditioning. Priced
from:
$2150
<Lie. f600PCY)
1975FURY
Custom Suburban
Wagons . 5 to cboose
from. All with factory
air, roof racks, 360 4 bbl.
engine. Different choice or extras oo each car
PrlcecHrom·
Slt75
<Uc. !1223MCG )
1976
GRA.MFUIY
CUstom SUbu.rban. Fae.
tory air. 360 4 bbl.
engine, luggage rack.
heavy duty shocks, lint·
ed glass, gold metallic
flllisb.
$1950
<Uc. •799NCF'l
1971 ll.DOIADO
llURITZ'•
<3) To Cbioose From
All are fully "loaded ...
Miles u low as 1400.
(178298).
HUGI SA VIMGS
1977 aDottAOO
12) ToCboole From
FuU power, factory air
cood. stereo/C.JJ .. cruise
control, split pwr seats.
lighted 11entina1, pwr
lnln.k Joclt & on.ly ssoo • miles. U.ke new! Yellow
w/matching top &
leather. (316273).
Priced to W!
tt77 UMOUSIME
Full power, air cond,
stereo tape. sentlnal.
dJmmer, cruise control.
Ughtcd entry system &
vanity mirror. power
trun.k lock, opera lamps
& only 11,000 miles
Showroom new-al
black. (164840).
HUGE $AVIMG$
1977SEVIUE
Full power. air cond •
stereo tape.. cruise con-
trol. UJbted vanity mlr· ror, W\l'8 wheel covers.
shadow pain\ & only
13,000 miles. (.:l6028).
lt775mW
""MOOMaOOF ..
miracle
mazda
•••••••••••••••••••••••
'68 Fastback. excell
cond. $900. 7634114 or
586-2431 1975
(3) To Cbooee From
Full power, air cond ,
1tereo cassette, cruise.
pwr. recliner, lighted en·
try system, wire wheel
covers & only 10,000
miles Powder blue
w/matching top & in·
tenor. (270TLP l.
CREVIER
&I SI 6 HOAOWAY
SAHIA AHA
835·3 171
Tl'( U~Ttl!IATE OAIYINO lllACt<INI'
•USED IMW's*
'74 2002 Auto. 598LPO
'74 2002 Th Air O'lJLJ n
'7S2002AScr. 2236
'7620024spd S/R 94SNLF
·n320iAS/RlnRSK
CloMd °" Suadoy1
ORANGE COUMTY'S
OLDEST
·73 C:tpn. P P . 41.000 mi. '70 240.Z Xlnt cond. Air.
S2000 AM /FM cassette. whl~.
554·0035 & tires. Must sell, b::.l ofr
'73 2600. AM·FM cass. nu tak~:...Ca1t S93.at33 2150 Hcri»or ll•d.
rad.lab, nu clutch, xlnl Fiat 9725 Costa MHG 645-5700
cond. S2300.64S-1084 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Datsun --9720 '75 F\at Sedan Very clean 74 Mazda Rotary Pkup,
••••••••••••••••••••••• inside & out.' Engine re· shurp1she~. rnaS3000gs, sterreo cenlly overhauled . tape, om1. oror.
•DRIVE A* 64S·3t53AlorJim ~~5 * LITILE ••• * 1976 l24 Spider. AMffM
SAVE A LOT radio, P/antenna, lug rk.
xlnt cond .. 10 K m1 .
SHOP&COMPARE orange w/blk int $5000
r1rm. 752-7179 dys, or BARWICK DATSUN
~.10 .1t"'"' .1p1,tr.1nu
831-1375 493.3375
752-7896 eves.
'73 Rat 128 SL
$1350 M 6, 646-1995 Qill HEWPORT DATSUH FIATS FOR SALE ·
GIGANTIC
CLEARANCE
on 14 1974 Mazdas in our
inventory.
MUST IE SOLD!
RX4COUrE & ,,,. s d 5 pd Automatic, air cond. & ,. .,._ Le for the best buy in a new 72 .,... PY er, s . air .. ales....xrv1ce-ai.ang cond L "'4GMJ $229S vinyl top. Only 36,278 Roy CarYer,lnc. or used Datsun' . ic. 7 • . males. (627KXW).
Rolls ftoyce BMW 83")1300 lX4 WAGOH tS40Jambor~ --~-----• 74 124 Sport, 5 s pd, Automatic with AM/FM .
Newport Beach 640 6444 TIM '78s.,.. H~ AM/FM stereo tape. Lie <539PRG).
Allmodels&colors. 338KYC, $2795. Lie RX4COUrE '7G BMW 2002. A/C, Wholesaler al the Costa 4 speed, air cond. &
Sunroof, AM/FM Ca.ss lmmtclah Mesa Car Wash . AM/FM (804.MXA>
Xlnt cond. llm 644·5111. O.U•-Today! 752-0687·6452963 RX4. w•Go~ ~~-0380 -·· ' • A "
---Last chance for fantastic '7S Fial 124 Special Sedan Automatic trans. A super '73 Bavaria. air, sunroof. 27 MPG Al AM/FM buy! (411lSPU). savings on all remaining r • · AM-FM stereo cass. Nu ,77 models in stock. tape, onJy 39,000 ml. Like RX4 COUrlE tires. Xlntcond, $6100/0f· new$2400. 525-6454 Automatic, air cond. &
fer. Lomi's.494-2932 ---------1 AM/FM. (507MMK).
For sale '74 Flat 124SD. RX4 W • '-"" .... lluve something you wan r k A~" 10 sell? Classified ad'\ d auto trans. aftl/ m. A:!. • With air cond. & luggage
11 well Call NOW, 284511ARBORBLVD. ing$239S<.897·5738 rack.(112KSX).
1>-12-5678. 540.6410 540.0213 •oo 124 Sport coupe. Mags, RX4 COUH
Autos. Hew 980 Autos, Hew 9800 ~::n ~~;!>s)l~~Y ~~0~ith vinyl top.
••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• RX4 WAGON
53299
Won 't last long !
(lOONBX).
RX4COUrE
4 speed trans. & only 32.586 mUes. Super nice 1
(846.KKZ).
lX4'COUrE
4 speed. air cond .•
AM /FM & vinyl top.
(4SILWB).
lX4COUPE
4 speed trans. II air cond.
(344.JCOl.
lX4COUPE
With only 27,790 miles.
(42.SNJO).
lX4COUPE
Super economy!
(9'6MXC).
RX4COUPE
4 speed trans. & new
aleel radial tires.
(1.3BKXZ>.
AU.PllCID AT
THIS OMI NICI!
$2200
HURRY NOW!
MtlAC&.I
MilDA/191AULT
!150 Harbor Blvd.
COSTA MESA
645-5700
19'9210SIL
1975MGI
4 speed. AM/FM stereo.
luggage rac k & low
miles . 12S7NZN >. /\
super sportscar ~
$4299
RAY FLADEBOE
LINCOLN-MERCURY
•••••••••••••••••••••••
HIEWSUIARU
$400
DISCOUNT
IRVINE New77'1i (92591
830.7000
orrer good t.hru 2113178 \.p."-£WOo0
1967 MGB-new eng1nt> CEsu1Aiu '\
paint, top, interior & s""tllMP.t..'1-\.
stereo. Jn cherry cond1 511 5 So. Stre.i
tioo. <983HDE>. Pn ply 1J1111u.0H1 111 •1 n1.1111
Call 631·S767 after6 pm. --------Toyota 9765
MGB •74 1, AM t FM •••••••••••••••••••••••
cassette s tereo, very
good cood. Blue. $3295
675-0784.
'65 MGB Convertible. All
new everything. Great
bargain! SlOOO.s:n.9644
Opel 9746
IEfOREYOU
SB.L YOUR
TOYOTA,
SEE US!
'76 VW RABBIT AM /FM
cass, new tires. 32.000
mi. $3600/bsl. 492.3751
'68 VW Crew Clb Pickup,
lop condition. $2995.
7211-7668
'n Silver B1.1g . Sunroof.
new tires . AM /FM
w/s pkrs. $4700/ofr.
~-3409
'72 VW bug. exceptionally
clean, new brakes. $2200
or offer. 640-9327
'6S VW. rebl eng. good in·
t.e.rior. lots of news. $700.
SPORTS FURY
Wagon. AM /FM stereo,
air conditionina. 36.0 4
bbl. engine, tinted glass,
power windows, Silver
Cloud metallic Cini.sh.
$2225
(Lie #846MPQ)
All cars may be inspect-
ed in garage area. Ask
for Rick or Oscar.
ORANGE COAST
DAILYrlLOT
330West Bay Street.
Costa Mesa
Jo'or informa uon :
642-4321
546-5272 ---'63 Chevy van. '66
'66 VW newly reblt engine Clirysler New Yorker, ·73
& trans. Xlnt in & out. l24 FiaL 645-7918
496-8671 76 GMC Suburban Sierra
·74 VW Dasher. fully Cla.ssic.s.Ton.evcryopl
eqwpped, 1 owner, lSK avail except 4 whl dr.
miS3300. 536-6751 Incl dual air. Uses re-
. gular gas. $78,00 or ofr. '73 VW Bus, 68,000 m1, xlnt 962-2005
cond., xtras. $3100/ofr. ---
1977 D'8.EGAHCE
COUl'I DE VILLE
f\111 power. air cond •
st.e.reo/C.B .• cruise con-
trol, sentinal, dimmer.
lighted entry system.
security system. Dark •
brown w/belge lop &: in-
t.enor. ( 1.57462 >.
1976 R.HTWOOD
lltOUGHHAM
Fuel injected, foll
power.air eood., atereo
tape, cruise control, sen·
Unal, dimmer & entry
sustem, lighted ·vanity
mirror. pwr. lrun.k lock.
opera lamps &c only
23,000 miles. Cream
w/tan lop & tan interior.
017PW).
197'SmW •••••••••••••••••••••••
'69 Opel K.adett, clean,
manual transm. $650.
Call 545-0965.
MARQUIS TOY OT A
MlS.SlON VIEJO
83 1-2110 495.1210
19'T1 Toyota Corono Wgn,
5 spd, lo mi, all xtras.
661--0434
557.9374 AMC 9905 (4) To Choose From
·~~~~~ Full power, air cond ..
l' "'"' stereo tape, cruise. light·
ed entry system & vanity
mirror. Low miles. Red.
w/re4 leather interior &c
while toP. Sold new by
us. (8SSPKD>.
---IEfORE YOU IUY Peugeot 9748
••••••••••••••••••••••• 1972 Toyota Corona, 4 dr, beige color. 54,000 ml, l
AUSB>YOLVO.
See us at Southern
Orange County's Volvo
Headquarters.
1.975 504 low mileage, xlnt
cood. Av. 21 mi per gal.
$.5,700. 499-3233
ownr. Radial tires, xlnl
cond. 497 -1321 eves
Porsche 9750 '72Toyota Pickup, lo mi's,
••••••••••••••••••••••• xlnt cond. $2000 or best
MARQUIS VOLVO
MISSION VlEJO
1 3 1-2180 495-1210 offer. 5594634 '77\.li Porsche 91 lS. -----
Loaded. $1000 /tai<e over '76 Cellca LGT lift-back. ORANGE COUNTY
O.E.L. $328. 631·2152 or aut.o, AM-FM stereo, atr. VOLVO
631-3.190 mags. salver. $4600 or of· EXCLUSIVELY VOLVO
-fer. 552·92!i6 Largest Volvo Dealer
1973 911T. elec. sun roof. -P,..i.-.1. 9767 mOrangeCounty' alloy rims. AM /FM. r~ , • ._ • .,... E spd, lo mi, must sell. ••••••••••••••••••••••• BUY or L ASE
$10,400 or offer. 644-6933 1974 Tnumph Spitfire Low ll':'lr':W'f_.,,D,,,,JR•E""CT~-1!!"!!'1,.
1961 911S Targa Classic. ~~~~s~I At~/:~~1
:2a9d;g: ~·,·~t [~affJ.!~t~
New dutch, brks & rear ~9387 • T • sort window. Mags. -_ _..._,,._.._..,...,..
Blaupunkl AM /FM. ·72 Staa, 25.000 mi's. 2025 S Manchester
mustsell, beslorfer. Call Loaded. m1nt. 1 owner. Anahei 750 2011
Stephanie. 645-3167 $5300. 645-395.5 --m -
Autos. M•w 9100Autos, Hew 9100 Autos. Hew 9100
······················-·············································
VALENTINE
SPECIALS
Buy lwr something
/tali.an. She'll love
you J orever.
12•••0•• AM·FM Radio. Pin Striping.
etc. 1977 (Ser.17978)
$5799
PlUSTAXANOLIC£NSE
•Ho'"•
ol Ill•
v,~;,.,·•
1976 PAQR
eevt ... -·--Whtt• and 1t' I MIUIV'
(OfJPIAI
'$2692
GUSTAFSON
llNCOLN MERCURY
I MOO lhocl> llouM-d ............ ,.,°" ~.
842 ... 44
PRICB> TO SB.I. .
ALLEN
Olds/C.dJllac/GMC
S.D Frwy.-Avery Exit
LAGUNA NIGUEL
(7141495-6430
1974 C,uMLUC
COUPI DEYIUE nan power~teering-4isc
brakes·windows·sealll &
door locks. VS,
automatic, factory air
cond., AM/FM stereo. ''ii~~~ll~I heater, vinyl Landau top, l i w/s/w hres. llll wheel,
• HOM•
ol It.•
vi•,,., ..
'11 AMC ·
GREMLIN
COUPE
6 cyllndor. powel
steering. radio &
heater, air cond
Thia beaut\' hes less
then 16 000 m1IH
S • r #A7A465E1676'0.
0Mus99 _
GIJ8TAf80N
llNCOlN MERCun•
leather " cruise. <367NTM ). Extra clean l
$49tt
RAY FLAD£BOE
LINCOLN· MER CURY
IRVINE
aio.1000
Ofter aood thru 2/13/73
'72 Eldo c:oovrt. t old,
natura l ltbr int. N11
radial lites, lo ml. spot·
less. Open for ofr.
6(2-9270
'1'1 CAO El Dorado. ailver
w/all\ler. Cabriolet top.
Red )lbr. 10.000 ml.'s.
ts3-8410
1f JOU want a allil 119
M8 tram orillul w..
wt\ltb 1bowa e1Nlleot ' c ..... for -/ntm ~all leCM(lOOll~
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•
C ·re 9tl CIMIHGlet ft2 ......................
•
OVER 100
CADILLACS
TOCHOOSIROM
AT.AUTIMIS
Nabers
Cadillac
2600 I l.1rhor Blvd.
Cus1,1 Ml:!>.l 540·9 l !)()
RAY FLADEBOE
LINCOLN -MERCURY
IRVlNE
110.7000
Mer good lhru 2/13/'78
1'78C.AMARO
LT COUPE
AUTO CENTER
Div. of Nabers Cadillac
1425 IAICER ST.
ACROSS FROM FEOCO
COST.A MESA
540.9109
Wilb <·ruisc control, "76 Monte Carlo. Mint
11.ereow/tape.C.B.,pwr. cond. 19,000 mi. All
4ooc-locks & wlndows, xlras. $4800. 640.5563
ult wheel, air cond. & , . ---ral.l)'e wheels Loaded & 74 Capnce Classic. 2-Dr .• showr oo~ fresh' Dir/fir model. Lo mi, (Sl76SS). · new tires, (557SL0). Pvt.
SALE PRJCED! pty. $2795. Pb: 559-583().
i7 Chevy Concours, fully
loaded. btf1 car, must see
$4800. 838·3587 or 551·5070 Nabers
Cadillac
~.0111 tirb111 Blvd.
(.ml t "'"'·' ~Ill '1 l!tll
'76 Cbevette, beige/bro
tweed int. air, AM /FM,
rad., 34K mi, mobile 1.
$3500. 673-7944 673-9849
66 Impala Super Sport,
Pwr, air cond, xlnt cond.
'lt'7 Nl'w 396 with ever $85() t::vs wknds 556-6975
)'thin~ Po;s1 rear. ·I ~peed 72 Impala. itood cond PS.
AMII' M <.:ai.sette Stereo PB auto $995 S25011 or Bio l offer ' ca·11iuo:1179
89H7l3 --------
1976CHEVY
CAM.ARO
Va en~rne, uutomatic,
pwr. sleerin~ & brakes,
tilt wheel, rullye wheels,
vlnyt mtenor & pwr. win·
dows. (487PKM ).
OHLYS4999
"'2 TO CHOOSE'"
pu nabers type Crom
aabers cadlllac logo
·72 Monte Carlo, xlnt
cond. A/C. New tires.
Vin top. Stereo radio.
Must sell. $1950. Call bef
.AUTO CENTER 6. s33.ss51 or aet s. 1)45.2293.
Div. of Nabers Cadillac ------1425 IAICElt ST. '75 Monza. yellow, 24,000
ACROSS FROM FF.DCO m1, i.llck. 2+2. htchbk,
COSTA MESA AM / FM. S2600t ofr .
540.9109 5524201
--------------1 '74 Monte Carlo, blk.
1971 CAMARO auto .• Air, stereo. JOK
$2895. rru, $3400. 962~3 __ _
( l.ic 733S M R)
S-Auto
Salfl Ir L""-9
!I05.5 Garden Grove Blvd
537-9951
'119 3<Y1 V-8, auto, air. P/S,
P/8, l owner. lmmac.
548-lSOI days only.
~· 9920 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'63 4 dr, average cond.
f:Slate sale $295 or best ofr. ~7·3803.
1972CHEVY
NOV.A
VS engine, automatic, air
cond., pwr. steering &
brakes and rallye
wheels. (873FEG).
OHLY $2199
Nabers j
"74 Vega F..statc Wgn, -t
speed, delux in tenor,
carpeted, wood grain,
vinyl exterior. factory AUTO CENTER
air, luggage rack. lock· Div of Nabers CadiUac
ing ski rack included 1425 I.AKER ST.
Steel · radial tires. lo ACROSS FROM FEDCO
miles. Xlnt cond. main COST .. MES
'78
MARK IV
Beautiful car loaded
with equ1pmenl
1nclud1ng speed
control, stereo lipe,
landau roof. Less
, than 6 .300 m ttes. I
'"One only'." Lie.
f059TWZ. ·'
; OML"fS499.
on--a..S.t
.. _ .. ot Sl01 99 tot Ml
tnot lot•I c •"h put•
1nc1uo1n9 ••• & l1ce1ue f13 2S3 0.,.,,.., 111611 .tO
inc.1-..01Ao •••. l1cenae & ""'•'••I AnnUAI PlfCM\lage file , .. 5l".
GUS1i\FSON
0 llNCOLN MERCURY I
16800 ft•och '°"'••01d.
f'4vn11n9fon leoc~
842-8844
1976
LINCOLN
CONTINENTAL
TOWHCOUrt
'~
OK.,'499"" l'I I "" ·-.,...,credo•
11 Loaded with
oplions. V -8 .'
automatic, AM/FM
stereo cruise
control. 1111 wheel.
power windows,
vinyl roof, split
comfort seat&. Real
pretty car. One
only. (Lie. 238SPY)
Peyrnent1 ol t Hiii 414 lo< 41
,_.IN TOllll aWI ofle>e Ind , .. a lie "67~ 0ei.....i •M•l 12 inct 1 ... lie. & ,.,. ....
GUSTAFSON
llNCOLN MERCURY
I blOO looch lwl0¥01d
842-8844
RAY FLADEBOf
LINCOLN·M£RCURY
• ~~r~o '76~.1:J:"_~~0~ .. y· $3295 1973 Vista Cruiser. air Offergoodthru2/131'111 ~ cond, 34,800 mi. $2,450. --...:-------il--..;.__.,_,.;._ __ -i... ___ ~:;;_;;:_;:;.a
• 1
645-601S wl974 Ply. SatepllitepSla. '7 8~~!!~--A ... MAKE '
PRIVATE PARTY ag. 9 pass.. ;s. /B, ... .....i1111'°1> #OFFER ' MUSTSELL AJr. Gd. tires, trans, /1
Cooler. air shocks, l
Less than 47,000 miles. trailer bltch, CB Radio '7 7 AMC Glt8o&JH $ :~:!i.:i.~:r. ~~ Ccnd. $1,900. ~t=.:!9..:W~-y~ 3495
Factoryair,poweraleer· ---------1 ..,.._ 1nC & brakes. All/FM Duster late model. lo ml. I 14 $ 29 c
radio, vinyl roof, good mint. eond. Great 1st or . !t_"!'1~~0M.••T 95 t! tires. Asking aacrifice 2nd car. $2795/ofr. -··--,
price! 644-0468 754-6961or540-8405. '72 Corvette LT· 1. 350ci
-h1 perform. T-top, top
cond. Yel w/blk int. 4
Spd, new Goodyr GT ures. 8 lrk tape. $6500.
<665PPP) 673-1630.
'73 Corvetlu 'f top, late
green, .xlnt cond. New
tares , l'xlra:.. M.O.
owner. $6500. IJ40·4555 ;
S4o.S411 or 968-47 'R
RAY FLADE80£
LINCOLN·MERCURY
IRVINE
830.7000
Ofrer good lhru 2/13/78
1972 1975 P ly. Rdmr, lo ml, '7 4:~~~~~!•.!;11• ell ntru$ 2595 .xlnt cond. AM/f'M stereo l!1Clu01n11 buck•! ... , .. R•llecl• Oldsmobile tape, map 675-8296 u-t -f13711Y&). • OHL y
Cutlass Vista Cruiser P.!'pendable transporta• '7 5~L~D-1~~.~-=.,~ . .,.OH_,LY$ 3695 Wgn. Xl.nl cond. $2495. Uoo. 67 Fury Sport/6 cyL v~ ~ ... -.--........
(337FFH> $500.631·~ SUNAUTO • · •
9055 Garden Grove Blvd . s Pe c i a l edit i o n , ::.:T p~ moa•. "**"-SAL£S&LEASJNG 16 Formula 400. yellow, '740LDSOMEGACOUPI $2 9S
537.9953 honeycomb mags. fully • .ONLY c:c.g.. 9931 Mercury 9950 loaded. 22K mi, xlnt11to!~---------_.,.;;;;;;.:;;..;..;:_.
••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••-••••••••• Olds '12 Toro. loaded all cond.SS200.Aft.6pm.call '75COIYITTll'·TOf' $7895 1976 MEltCURY ORANGE COUNTY'S ~wr. 50M ml, Mlchehn _552_-_101_0_. _____ -1 ::!:.!!!.~·;:_~ :.:.-.,
COUCiAR XR7 NEWEST =· ~d:r c~~~~ L'!!f 1972 Station Wagon, 9 ... --------..,.;;..,._-.--. __ ;;,_.;;...;;;...(I
VB. aulomallc, pwr. LINCOLN-MERCURY Ori1ownr 673-01.33 pass .• all xtras. $1200 '7 7~~'-ITil .. T.,.·T2f' _:_-$9895 steering-windows-disc Dealership is now OPEN · 979-0634. Make offer. ~ ·-...-
brakes..aeats. eactory air RA y FLADEIOE PWo ttS7 -... · ... • .-,,~
chond .• AM/FM st~reo, LlNCOLN·MERCURY ....................... !~.!~~~ ...... !!?.~1•---------0ML;;.;.;;;.;'f~...;.....:;....:;_;;~
eater, w/s/w tares. 16-18AuloCenterDr. lt73FoaD •74 Thunderbird, white, '77DATSUMUO% $7995 cruise, lilt wheel, tinted SDl''wy-Lalte 1''orestexit PIMTO all power perfect "'ood •.,,_"-•-.a --016"" vinyl roof rallye ~ 01111006~00 "'11•"""-"':.!!w.,1. .. ....... • IRVJNE Automatic, radio, w/s/w $3500/0fr.'494-8555 ' ...,. ~ --. wheels & low miles. 810.7000 tlree & wheel covers. .,_ ________ ...:;;:=.:_...;_.::...::...:::..m
(841RCW> N1ce car! unled &Jasa & low miles. 1 ·§ --;:;'-~~~~ '68COlYEmCOMYBTllLl$4595
$5699 197~.~~~RY ~;:. U ) • Super .. Hom• :.:;:"!"'~.:'::.t~ ::~ .
RAY FLADEBOE
LINCOLN·M£RCURY
9935
VS. automatic. factory $1499 01111. '74COltYEmTT~ $6995 air cond., radio, pwr. v.~;,,g• .::Of'91..::.!:-d" 6 ~'-OML'°"Y
steering-disc brakes--.....
seats, heater, tinted A
gla.'ls w/s/w tires, cruise 'J.
& only 17.400 miles. 1977 1)
1 (739NMQ>. IRVJNE 'Ii
su" 110.1000 T-BIRD
RAY FLADEBOE
LINCOLN·MERCURY
IRVJNE-
810.7000
Offer good thru 211317~
'73 Marquis, lo ma 's,
AM /FM. stereo, air,
pwr. vinyl roof, $2400 or
best ofr. Pvt ply, Sat/Sun
9-6. 968,5556
'75 Monarch Ghia. VS,
auto, air. all pwr, stereo
si lv e r /red leath.
$3400PP. Ph 494-7765 or
497-2113 -------
Ofrer good thru 2/13178
'76 Pinto Runabout, .i'cyl,
4 s pd, air. AM/FM,
$2800/or bet. Pb: Days
7SdMll58 evs SS1·5Un. ---
1971 PINTO
SIEDAH
• cvt hHI• radio S-lr•ntoot1••10f1' (l7•0FC1
$1246
LINCOLN MERCURY
16800 a.t>(h lovlevouf
on __.,-0-. !
Loaded with all the
goodies ind. cruise
con I r o l. white
lnlenor & ellrterior,
with white vinyl
roof. Beautiful car,
must see to
appreciate. One
only. (lie. 952NLL)
~·of 51!111'11or e ;:"~..._ ~°':e:=' 'rr..=-Hlft II.,;::;;::;;::;;::;;:~:;:;:::::::::;;;::::::::;;::;;:;;:::~ ''°*' 28 1ne1. t•. he.. a 1111 ......
GUSTAFSON
LINCOLN MERCURY
16800 &.o<h &oul .. ord
""1f"l'•"'V'~ a.och •
842-8844
I
I. I
I
•
tenance & mUeaice re· "" A
cords. $2450. 962·70288-5. 540.9109 'l!ii " ---Aaltos. M•w 9800 Aldol. M•w 9800 Awtos, M•w 9100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
REW ARD YOURSELF
PREVIOUSLY OWNED
MERCEDES BENZ
SEHSllLI P.A YM&trS
167 200 D •••••••••••• $4295
WM•-llualMHI
'76 240 D •••••••••• Sll,500 ai.ca -"9CI w.tor (83WI
•75 210 Seclm •••••• $10,500 0... ... "7)
173 210 SE 4.5 •••••••• $1.500 ._. ................. 1.1&01
'73 450 SE •••••••••• SI0.900 ...., 04lld "1MI
'76 450 SL •••••••••• $11,950 ........... _IUlll •74 •so sa ........ s11.soo ............
•73 210 s.-. u..°'"" .... 1)
CALL NOW
LO PYMTS
..... ,., ....... ~Oie-elfft••···
Al flf .. AwlieC...H ) .......
67 Ford Fairlane. good
cond., $550 or best ofr.
l!M-3619 aft lOAM ---
'73 Ford Moveri&. V-8,
auto, air. & more.I ownr.
Super clean. 846-9265 aft
6.
• '73 Courter, nu paint, nu
upbolalery, recent eng
overhiul, xlnt run. cond.
63l-GT3
~Ho"'• .. ,,,, .
v.~ ... , ..
1970 MEROJRY
SIDAH
ecv•-... --••••rtnt. oowet bt•k••· AM/FM --·II
-A OMUIY· (&Ml!ll.0)
$1246
~USTAFSON
LINCOLN MERCURY
lil800 ho<h toul-4
11vr>t•nQ•Oft"""""
142·U44 ·
1974
POIOPIMTC>
WA.oM
(519LJC)
1911 ~D
MUST A ..
(152GNR
EARLE . IKE .JlJST
KEEPS
FOR YOVR
SMALL
TKVCK
NEEDS
SEE OUR HUGE SELECTION OF ·
SHORT BEDS
LONG .BEDS
. . I
-CORONAS -COROLLAS -STATION WAGONS
,,,,_. c••""" .t> ·~t~·no , .. • • ~'.-\1'l' lO
O•f•uecs Ptl-~• rw•G.e: ., S4198 ~8 n lud•·l~ t&A
• he.nae •"'1' '" ''""''no t~1rgr f()t 42 mut11h" oc •PO•O'<fll t.f VCJ'.Jt Ql)'IO cr,.tJ1r AonuA,
o.'c.enl<IQ.-fAJe 1• 91 ..
I 978 VOL VO 242A
Carlsb.ad yellow. auto . P.S .. P.B . pinstnpe.
VC24245L 1-127841
WAS s7592
I
IKE'S SALE PRICE
57078
'73 VOLVO
164 SfOAM
A uto t rans air
cond1t1oning burgundy 1n
color. (951HGGJ
'75 TOYOTA
coaOUA WACiOM
Au t o. trans , air
conditioning. AM radio,
white finish with WOOC1gra1n
sides (974lWU).
NEW 178 TOYO.TA PICKUP .
. a..-bed~ 8edl . 2 2 ..... .,.._
•c.m •n-Q•ne • ~ •Y1'\thrOf'nMh ~ rranam111.,on • S•U·1dJutt1n9 ch.itch • Fully·tr1n11•tan1..S lgnltlotl • .,..,_ • Ei.anc iv..
oumo • p.,_.....,.,.., lron1 o~ 1><1i. .. •
Z•nc-coated """'* • RIO<alor ,.,_ tin!< • c:.roo ,,._, -• -.._..., F1o-11wu
venhlation
, 1977 VOLVO 264
A /C. PS. PB, auto .. PW, factory sunroof. leather.
p1nstnpe. stereo 8 tr. 4 spkr. VC26465H1-045673
WASSI0,845
IKE1S SALE PRICE
'73TOYOTA
COIOMA WA~OH
A u t o . t r a n s . • a I r.
conditioning, power
steering. AM/FM radio,
luggage rack. (128JNN).
59178
4 speed. AM radio. tape, "Shell." ( 1083506).
WAGOH
4 speed. air conditioning.
power steering. stereo
cassette radio. luggage rack . deep green.
(802MFW).
-·72 DATSUN
1200 2 DR. SIDAH
4 speed, stereo radio
Super little car!!
(L8110411895).
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"!,· Orange Coast
FINAL
SPORTS
-Pi ~NUT$
featurit\q
· "Good ol'
SUND.A Y, FEBRUARY 12, 1971
Ch rbe8ro11n" _A--~
~ 6"cllt/tZ--~
HAPP'r' VALENTINE'S DAV,
Ml./ SWEET BABBOO !
NANCY
WINTER tS AWFUL --·· I
1 WISH WE LIVED IN THE
SOUTH .
l'M NOT '-/OUR
SWEET ·aABBOO !
LOCAL
WANT ADS
HERE
HE
COMES ...
WHAT ·'{OU SAW WAS PROBASL'r' -
A VALENTINE TREE .•• TMEc/'RE -
KiNO OF RARE, AND TME'( ONL'r'
BLOOM ONCE A L/EAR!
By Ernie Bushmiller
BRRRRR---I HATE.
WINTER WEATHER
•'if
C> t> t>
VouR
NOTH~R COULDN'T
EATIHAT ~H CAAPY.
ER <1 <l<J
MISS LILI, THIS 15 RUSTY PLEASED TO ME
DOWELL WHO 15 TAKING YOU, MA'AM!
R06'S PLACE!
•
. . .
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FOR 'Bl.61NE.55-EDO:AT10f\l DA9,' M~.
I MASTER& HERE. WILL. &HOW US OOW
HIE> B051NE.&5 15 RUN 1
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'THAT1S OVeR ISO
HqURS A Yf.AR ...
TIE STAFF MEET1NG
WIU.. BE. IN~ MEDIA
CENTER IN 1l::N
MINUTEG !
STAFF, I'D LIKE 10 l~Duc.e.
MR. MASTER.& FROM 1ME
SHARP 100L... ~Ne,> I • ---
WE.'ll ~'D T~E IV()RNI~
lOORING HI& PLAN'"t rou..oweo
Be,> L.LJNC.H ANO A Que.&TION
AND ANSWER SES&ION I .
1Hlf> WIL.L BE AN OProRMllQ
~US TO 5E.E. WHAT KIND OF
6KI lL..& WI L.L. BE ~EEDEO ~
61UDEITT.& /"1 10DAC,>~ WORLD
AND TO GAIN .SOME. l~lG-MT INTO
I ™E BOOl~E.5& COMMUNllV ! ARE I ' lHERE AN<,l QuE51101% :;::
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'KID ME!
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EVSf<Y MINUTE,
t:VEf<Y HOUR ...
byFa1 ddohnaan _
BY CAREFUL PLANNING IN 1'J1E ~
Mof<NfNG I CAN SAVE .ALMOST -~
A HAlF-HOUf< C>URING IHE D,AY ~ :-~
MY STARS,
WJ.IATDO you Po
WITH ALI-·
IH,AT
SXTf?A
ilME?
so HE?Re's "T"He couRse ... RESAPY?
AL-WAYS OP5N O.~. POdRS Wli"H
YOUR ea...e>ows .'
l ~ET TO STAY IN BEP
20 MINUTES LON~E'~
EVERY MO~N~NG.
George Le111ont
Ne:veR
PRIVES A
COMPAC'I
CAR.'
Q Pl
OOOH!
AAH!Eff!
· CHOKE-GA'1! ,.~
'llHffZEJ
-Abraham Lincoln
was Very Ta II.
COLJ611-COLJG-H!
0ROOANNN
t\e wore a beard
of cour~e, he 1Nore
other th(Ofr)S, loQ,
,.
tr
and a hi~h black hat
-----
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CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? Tllttt art at Inst llx dlfftt··
etlCft 19 draw ... details betweea top aad boltom paads. How
t1tllm!J cu JM OllCI tllem? Cltttk aaswen wllll tllose below.
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• ...., ................ 'C ·.--.. ., ~llS ., "1111'1111111 lntdMl.i "l !_....IQ .... -
BOOMER
Hal Kaufman~ ·
e PITY'S SAUi .. b phJ 1o._t .. 0.. JC*1Me lllllwtl'
11 ngaC~ wMll 1rtt .. of dltae ..._ wordl ...
reurupd to form 01M wOftl. -.,•, &Ut?
e Piclt a Cardi Ot what playina cardf are these terms a
reminder: l. A bolc-ln-oM. 2. A kind of Alaskan cnb.
~ 3. /\ flat tire. Time llmlr: One minute. "ll»f ·c ·eu1ll ·c . .,., ·1
e Matb Maakl To flnd tJte tqll.,. of 21, rnme ff.
Square 12 for 144. Revene 14'-Ml, for 21 1qaan,d. •
INSPIRED by the verse below Willa wbat otller two-cll< aamw WW tbll workT
our winter-bound pal above b ·-~ ... '*'"'nu ._..1111,.
enjoyina a pleasant dr,eam. Per· •Special Mcssqel Cupid sends arcctlnp from the Isle
haps you'll be i.1\lpircd by this of Yew. What's so special about that? Oive up? Say
verse and the question it poses: Isle of Yew fast!
Mr tint .... dllek,
Ht aot • drake.
MJ MCOIMl'1 .. braid, .._t aot ta cake.
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Brad Anderson
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February 12. 1978 DAILY PILOT
TH81l
YOURSELF
S. 1119 ..,..uan, • a ....... to •Asll, • Fllllly ..,_ &41 leXilgllll M ., .... ._ 11.Y. 10022
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FOR RAY MARSHALL.
Seaetay ol l.abof
w..r .... c:mnmt lltet9a of .....
pk•• •t1 -T.R.. Muell--. N.H.
• Thil past y8lllf publlc-servlcie employ-
ment man than doubled to provklc
725,000 tempormy but constructive )obs
f0t the unemployed. $pedal employment
and training prow ams have been launched
to combat partk:u1arty high jobless rata
among teenagers, young adults and dil-
abled and Vietnam-era veterana. Appren·
ticahlp training Is being expanded and ap-
plied to new Industries and occupedons. In
Unemployment may be dttreoslng. . . 1977, as a whole, employment of Amert-
can workcn l'OM monthly by an average
of 290.000 and was at an all-time peak ol almost 91 miDk>n. As new )obs continue
opening up and we succeed In expanding opportun!Uel fcx workers.Je train and sn·
pare adequately for various occupations, we believe the nation can expect a steady de-
cline In the rate of unemployment.
FOR MELBA MOORE. star of Broedway'a nmbuktu
I bow'"..._... W.. f04I took to ......... WIMd dW '°" t9da, ....... '°"' ~ ...... '°" .. ,_.. ans? -B.S .• A.nct.noa. S.C.
e 1 taught music, was good at It and made a nice living. Then f
caught the 1how-bustnes1 bug. Before I became a teacher, I was
shy, nervom and tcared of meeting people .. Kldl cure you of
that; they draw you out of your shelJ. Thcre lan't much differ·
ence between a Bve audience and a damoom -In both cases
you're by yourself In front ol peop&e.
FOR 'OHN A. ZIEGLER. president, National Hockay
Le.ague
tt... the NHL'• nJ.. .U0.... BtllatbltlacaH11• tt..ID-ddenceofh~ -S.G.S., Al.,_,, N.Y.
•Just the opposite ls true. Permitting the outlet ol frustrations
has, In my opinion, lessened the Incidence of u.mg the ldck for
rctallatson. When I was assisting wtth a team In London, ftght·
Ing was not permitted. ln those games, I wttnesaed more tugh·
ltiddng, tpe.artng and aos.s-dleddng as a method ol venting
frustration than I havt seen In any comparable NHL games.
FOR RONA 'AffE. aulhoc of The Lott Chance
Do,.. r..d a lot? -G.H., W.te~ C.-.
e 1 never pk:k up • book when rm writing because It ~
tnftucnoe me or conftk:t with my own ttyle. But when on hlatua.
I p&ow through at least three books a week. Fiction• my favo-
rtte, but I also enjoy nouftetton. I won't rad anything with
graphic vtolalOe and torture. But I adore books wtth a medical bac19'ound and am not at all aqueamilh about d!Mala and
opcradons. I guaa blood drawn In an operating room has
dlgntry!
FOR THE •ASK'" EDITOR
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abollt • cc 'lreq to -.. .... ._.._~ ... a.., W K•n • .,. -S.R.
H--.S.O.
e Until three yarw ago, Jeffrey Archer,
37, wu a member ol Bdtaln'• P.tlamcnt.
He packed In his polltlcal career when
some buslrMtl vcntura didn't WOfk out .•. But some people don't need o job.
and turned to writing -a wiM move. II
seems, became he'• now busy raking In the cash. According to recent London reports,
Arc:t. has made about $185,000 jut( horn the novoel'• movie rtghtt. He .. dred ol aa:u-
aation• that he wrote the book just 10 IOlne of the Ona.i.Kamedy publldty would Nb
off on him.
FOR ROD SlEWART, rcx:k mr r .. ~ ,_ oecie ... ldc:bd ..a of S.--. T..-1
-MMy 1.c.,,.,, Aabmy...._ N.J.
e lt'a true, al right. When I Wiii 17, I dedded to hitch mound
Europe. I wandered around Spein, and after two years ol si'ay-
lng the ben)o In the streets. the authortlies had had enough and
Mk8d me to lit.ave -on vagrancy charges. At 19, I )c*led my
,._ profallonal bend (Jimmy Powe.11'1 Aw~. That
was 14 years ago.
FOR LEE MERIWETHER.uol CBS-TV1Bamabv Jona
O......tlle _..... pscf111'•, wt.om do ,o. adaln the
..0.1-E.C.,llmtoa.W.
e 1 admire a SJ'Ul man~ and It's hlld to limit the list. But I think
the one who tops the list Is my mother. She has kept me going
In more wayt than one. She's a phenomenal per'IOn, • lovely
fo«.e In my Ille. She hat taken C#C ol me for many years and
now loob after my daughten when rm working. She's allO a
jJ'Ut cook and MWS beauttfully. She makes a lac of out dothea.
FOR PARKER STEPHENSON, It• ol ABCTV'a The
HardvBov•
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....... 1 clla tld7 -0.L., o..r• , DI. ·
e rm 25 and I hliven't goc a lpedal girt rm 1111 *'Siie because
I CM't find the time to date -I wortc a 12-hour day. and by the
time rm tlwough, rm exhausted. Sure I want to many -I low
the Idea of having a farnlfy and my own home. h doesn't matter
who the II u long as ahe'a lntellgent, Independent and has
Initiative.
PRO ......... om. 10 .. 1owe>
Our pnmmy tntenst In the Panama
Canal II not In~ but rather In
~ the canal MCW'e .-ld open.
The Trutia prot«:t our p1to11ty
defense rtQhta wh!I. provldlng the bat
PROAnDCOO CONs...~Aa-{[).-Ala.)
The Panama Canal II vital to the
economic ltabllty and mllmy MCUt-
ty of the U.S .• bul the piOpONCI U..
tie would .,. legal c:ontrd °' the
Canal Zone to Panama wtth6n three
yean and, In time.. would hind mmn-
llgllrMN al ths c.al .... to • cowt-
tly thlit II noUba. for b WW~
Even our ftd1t to defend the canal
would .. ~ to PanamanlM con-
·~ for praavadon ol our vii.al trade ......... IUCl1 • the .......
pelt of ~ produdl. Retec·
tlon of the Ttuda could ratdt In
.-kMll dlrniptlon or eYCl'I dean ol
the .canal """ WOtllnlng ol u .s. teladonl wtlh other
countriea, partbllarty our Lattn Amalcan nelghbon. But
ndlftcatton wll remow a potentlill ..._ point ol con-
~ which oct.v.4M might .. a:plobd by~
holtlle to the U.S. It .. a eta. ...... ol a cw wt..•
timely w ntk>r1 al manl 1-dathlp by thl U.S. w4I bat
save our nadonal .-:urtty and trade lnNrall.
Should The Panama Canal Jreattea
Be Ratffled?
trol. It la lntpalt•rt thlt we haw good relntiol11 _...el ol
our ~ .. but~~ the cwa wtl only hurt
us. Cel1alnly ..,. ahould do al thee • can to Mlp Im·
prow the lac al thl people ol PMama, but .,.. the
CW1i to P.w would not ali.r that eowdly'a .,.,......-
~-I c:an tM no way k> ~ tt.. 'Truda accapo
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PATRICIA NEAL: ··oESPITE TRAGPJ>Y.
LOVE GIVES MY UfE MEANING'•
wrhe last thing I am is a martyr •.. but I am thankful when people look a t me
an~ say to themselves, 'If she can do It. so can I.'"
By Patrlda Neal
At the height of her career. Acad-
emy Award-winning actress Potrfcia
~ol was stricken with a stroke. A/tier
years of painful recuperation, she mode
a near·mlroculous return to acting.
NeJCf month a rehobllttatlon center In
Knoxville. Tenn ., will be o/fldolfv com-
memorated In her name. Here, In her
own words, Is the story of her ordeal.
For years I didn't like life at all. Now I
do Bui U took an awful lot of love and pa·
lience from my family and friends.
As a matter of fad, If It wasn't for them I
wouldn't even be talking.
FOf a long lime after I had learned to
speak a few words and knew a lttde al
what I was saying, the W«d "evil" kept
creeping Into my vocabulary. and my
friend, Valerie Eaton Griffith -whom I
will &ailk more ol &eta--tried to stop me
from ustng that won!. But I know no better
way to dacribc the thing that bunt In my
he.ad and nearly killed me. It waseull
I still can remember the frumatton al
having my young son ~ s&and before
me with flash cards Crying to teach me
words I had learned In IChool but could no
longer remember.
It was frustrating being with the children.
AJthough I enjoyed their company, I
couldn't always rctMmber their names.
Often I would be unable to make 1en1e out
of the bedtime stortes I tried to rad to them.
Olla, wlurt a --I -· I wanted to give up. I was tired. I felt cataln I was as
good as I would ever be. But Roald, that
slave-driving husband al mine , said no .
And today I cannot thank him enough.
This Is why It Is 10 Important for a stroke
vtctirn to have someone mound who c:ma
enough to fc:wce him Into doing ~
must be done. regardlas al how cruel II
may seem at the time.
When a penon has had a strdte. he
doesn't feeJ like dotng anything. I know
from eJq>Cricnc.e that had It been left up to
me I would sttD be the ldJot I ~• after that
tmible ordeal In California.
To explain IOfM of the frustration I felt. I
haw to go back to • tcnt>lc day In 1960
when Roald, Ollvta, Tasa and Theo and l
were living In New Yen. where I had )ult
finished playing Het.n Keller's moCher In
1"M Mtrode Watter on Broadway.
11'90 was just four months old when a
tut struck his cen1l!ge and ttnw him Into
the lldc ol a bus. He had ctght brain ope-
rations to prevent retardation.
That ii when we mowd to Grut MJI.
_., outlid9 London, IO Theo could be
outdoon a lot and we could be nur
Roeld'1 family. But two ye.-. lam, our
beaullful Olivia. our ftntbom. died at age 7
from •ca.. al the~.
At that time I recaled Roe.ld'1 younger
sister .i.o had dlcd et aga 7 from an ordJ•
Wltlt husband, noted auth« Roald Dahr, who concefued a "plan" for~ recooery.
Mr'/ cw of appendk:ttls. and all I oould
think WM God had done the tame thing a8
overagatn.
After Olivla died, I just wanted lo be
with my family, but Roelci encouraged me
to do then* In the ftlm Hud, and I won the
Academy Award that year. After Ophda
was bom In 1964, the &unlly and I went to
Hawaii '° I oOuld be In /if Honn i Wav.
The folowtng year l aa::epted a role tn the
ftlm ~ Women -theft was that NV·
en agatn'. I can't even recall that last day al
shooting. I had no wernJng of enyt:hlng
about to burst tn my had. But It d1d -that
night -and b was three ycan and what
seemed anocher lfetlme before I ~
to the fttms for The Subject Was R~.
We were living In a rented house In Pa--
dflc ~. and Sh.ma. the dti-cn'1
....,.. and Angda Kirw.-i. a young gkt
from Great MllMnden, Mc> was with us.
Angela had offered to do the cooking In
exchange for the tr1p to Amatca.
I ...... I WM p; s l ..... -
wouldn't you know -and Ophde wasn't
even a year old. I was worn.ct that my
SQgnancy would ahow before the picture
was comp&et.d.
That FcbNary In 1965. I don't remcm·
bcr. But Roeld told me later. much later,
that I compleln«d al wtng dllng5 and al a
pain In the llde of my had.
I tuppote It was because al Theo that ·
Roelct had bcofnc 10 ~· al how Im·
~nt •good neuroewgeon Is, end he aJ.
way. heel th, teAphooe number al one
handy.. That night he caled Dr. Chmta
c..ton. and he w.. wtt1t1ng et the UCLA
Hoepitalen...yeiqroom whenwe.mwd.
My life w.. p&.ced lft the hands ol my
t.ta.nt hutbend and dw wondltful, lk-.ct
doctor who performed not only • ftne ~
ration but• wry btwe one.
I know he ~ I would c:oNt out r\tlt tn the mkldle al It, but Ten.,._
hlll6s don·t conk that easy. Roald cc*:!
me &ale' that he a.lted Dr. c..ton, "Saw's
going to live now, ltn't she?" And Or. Car·
ton told hmn. "Yes, but I'm not an you're
going to thank me for tt.•
I had become a c:omp&ete ldk>t. My
memory wu gone. "They told me later that
a~ vesMJ had bunt In my head. It tore
without warning -not once but three
tima -and began iq'drtlng blood lnJo ths
surrounding tissues.
One ol my nW"IC$ was Jean Alexand6',
•wonderful. MnSitlve girt who Mp(• dose
eye on me and Informed Roalci al
everything. When I was ready to go home,
Roald made anangemcnts for Jean and
her roommate Glorta to work at the
holpital In London just to be nur UI.
I dkln't know It then, but ~ Roald
WM pMdng together a ptan -and what a
p&an tt would tum out lo be.
I rd\8'ned to our home In Grat MisscT\-
den pregnant and lhowlng, wtth my shev~
head oovaed by a tulban and wearing a
patch over my rlght cye bec:al.DC I had
double vtsion. I loobd ghatdy. And I
would have to wear some ugly, heavy
thoes and a~ until the baby was bom.
Wltlto9t •f cpcp dclt, I saw two of
everything. I remember looking down and
lftlng that l had four legs. And when '"
got to the houM. I dilcoveNd I had stx
chlklren Instead of three -al twtM.
I also found that I was not only teeing
doub6e but taDdng double u wd. lnscad
al uytng, '1"ell ~ onClC more." I would
aay, "lnJcd me again."
Upon my entval home. the ~ w.
~ with flowers and ............ and
aomeone had Mnt •bottle of chlmpaane.
ThlS If not• ptWilplton a dodor would
r«X>mmend, but wtth that flrtt drtnk ol
champllgM, my double Yllkx'I ~nt away.
But the double tllc -It ltayed. I '°'1cd
to .u mound tM klk:hen et ~ having a
J e
drink and smoking and talking wtth
friends . But when I asked someone to ~
me a martini, It came out "get me • sooty
IWalich~ or "• soapdriver." Sometimes It
might come oul as a "'*1-helr drla." I
knew what I wanted to uy, but my mooth
just wouldn't cooperate with my bnln.
People would give me the "sinkers," or
they would make me "skttch" -whatever
thee wou)(J.mun -and a c:lgaaam be-
came an "ob&c>gon" or maybe a "aooked
steeple." When I couldn't make IC>fneOOe,
anyone, understand. I felt I would go
cruy, but Instead of saying that, I would
say something like. "Ml jab my dioddln ..
Sometimes I couJd laugh at my.elf.
Later I learned that Roelci felt e full
recovay was possible for me .. long as I
coulcf maintain my humor. And that WU
when he went to work on his i>'an.
He called our &tends and rel&ttva In 1he
vilege to .. whether they would help
with a plan &o mlM me func:don ageir\.
He made me a list, scheduling each per-'°" In for a ciertaJn period each dey, and ·
he worMd out le.ons for me In Nading,·
wrttlng and artthmettc. This went on ~
day &om 9:00 A.k to 6:00 A.M. amp
SUf'days. Thank God for the Sundays.
Afte eta ........ el wodlillt. end I
do mean wortdng, our daughm Lucy wes
born just as healthy as could be. Thla was
weight off my body and my mind. With the
cma wagtd al being pregnant gone.. I got
to take off that heavy leg brace.
About then Valene Gnfftth. one of !he
best .nateur teachers Roald recruited,
took owr. end the others wesc canceled.
I began going lo her house two or three
hours a day. Slowly and cunningly. stw
nudged me forward. The work got harder
and harda, and I got better and better.
Val .... had been • and couAd
.-..rcdy ~. but .he won.d out a very
progressive speech-retraining P"O!P"'
that hicamc the subjed of a book on
home therapy entitled A S1rob HI the
Famflv. It • now being used throughQul
the Untted Kingdom.
I don't tJy to fool mysel Into lhlnklng I
am completely cured. I stm haw lroub6e
with my rtght leg, and my hand doesn't
always work rtght. I have• pr~ with
my right eye. and I tt1I have trouble
remembering names, bu1 my outlook on
We has changed.
The last thing l am Is a martyr, and I SUM
don't want anyone thinking I am one. rm
too opirUonated and sauy, but I am thank·
fuJ when people look Ill mc end UV 10
thcmselva "If she Can do II, 10 can I.'
last October. a huge ~ ce:n·
le' In Kncmi9., T9nn., where I ~ my
childhood, wu nemed The Palride Neal
R~ Cent.er. Can you lmagtM.
11\at to me ii a fw gr«atcr ~than hw·
Ing a thuc.t on Br09dway NlnWd eltcr
you. RchobQltatlon hes come to be ,_
s-i ol my Mme. ..,
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w.ning: The .Surgeon Genni H•i Determined
That Cigntte SmoDlg Is o.lgarous to Your Health.
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A SIMPLE GUIDE
fOR THE AVERAGE INVESTOR
By Norman Lobsenz
Famed financier J .P. MOTgan onu was
asked by a young reporter what he
thought the stock market would do ovft
the next few weekt "Will It go up or
down. sit?" he Inquired. Morgan chewed
on his cigar a moment. Then he said, ··The
market. young man, will fluctuate."
In those days the market -meaning
primarily the stock of companies listed on
the New York Stock Exchange -was vlr-
tUAOy the only place the average peTIOn
could invest money. But things have
changed slnce Morgan's day. MUllons of
people now are SHklng ways to Invest thetr
savings either for Income or for growth to
help their dollars keep pace with Inflation.
And they can choose from a wide variety
ol Investment vehicles. Here Is a guide to
some basic options that are avallable.
Common etodta are the shares of
companla listed on either the New Yorlt
Stock Exchange, the American Stock Ex-
change, or the "over the counter" ex-
change. (Each of those markets has differ-
ent requir.m.nu for llstlng.) The owner of
common stock may share, through dlvl·
dends. In the profits of the company a.nd Is
usually entitled to vote. In penon or by
proxy. at the company's annual meetings.
Plcfened .todl8 differ from common
stocks In that dMdends are paid on them
ftrst. Thus In the event that the amount of
money available for dlv\c$ends Is limited,
preferred stockholders wlll be paid before
common stockholders.
C.U.•latift pl'.ren.d atock: If a dlv-
ldend Is not paid when due, It becomes a
legal debt to holders of thne shares and
must be paid before any other dlvkiends.
A share ol stock Is equlvalent to part
ownership in a company. and Its volue var·
la with the company's financial fortunes.
A boed. howewr, Is In effect a contract to
borrow a spec:tftc sum of money for a spe·
c:lftc time at a spedRc rate of lnterat. Whtie
you can buy as llttle as one share ol stock
(a "round lot" Is 100 shares, an wodc:l lot'' ls
anything lea), bonds usually are sold In
unltsofSl,000, $5,000ormore.
llwre an two ma)of bond categories
Col'porUe bond9-are Issued by compan·
la to raiSe money for a variety of busmas
purposes: to pay off other debts, to build
new plants, to hnce new ventures. 6""
_........~are Issued by the Federal
Government. ~ due to mature In ftve
to 20 ye.-. arc caDed b'-Wf INNWe:
those maturing In one to five years an called
aota: and ttio. matumg In a few ~
or months are called bd1e. They may be
bought through bn>Mrs. banks or Federal
banking author1ties. lnterat on them
tueb&e by the Fecknl Government but Is
not' tu.abk by the stata. (U.S. Savings
Bonds .. Gowrnmcnt bonds.)
........... ~.,.~bystata. cma. school dlslrids and l!mllar local-
gowrnment bodtes. Interest on thmn II
frff ol Federal ta and utuaay Mio tAJC·
Do }'OU know the difference between common
and preferred stocks. Qpen-encl and dosed-end mutual
funds. municipal and authority bonds? U you don't. you
may not be using your dollars wisely.
free to bond ownen who bve In the state ln
which dw bond was ls.sued. The same Is
true of •dtoltty ba9de. which ..
Issued by quasl-gowmmenbll bodies that
administer bridges, tunMll. airports. etc,
The Interest rate on bonds remains the
some for thc bfe of the bond. If general In-
terest rates rile, however. the value ol the
bond 11 llkely to decline since new bond •
sues wlD probably be IOld ot the higher
rates. If lnterat rates fall, a bond previout-•
ly Issued at a htgher rate wll btnd to l'lle In
price. But at the Hmc ol maturity. the bond
holder wtl get blick onJy the amount orig-
IMDy Invested. Bandt CM be bought and
IOld Just as stocks ••.
Molt people do not ha~ the time to~
tv-lnvcttment oppottuntlta ~
or the money to dMnlfy tt. lnYatrMntl
to obtain extre ..Ney ........... _..
dewJoped to de.al with these problems.
They offer an Investor the chance to buy a
dtvcni6ed ponfolio which will be proles-
sion&lly rMnaged
There are two basic typa ol mutual
funds. Shara In an op• •• ,_. can
be bought or so&d at any time. The fund•
ways stands ready to redeem them. The
price of a shar'C la an opGHnd fund Is ~
temUned by dMdlng the total number ol
owned shares Into the ~ y .. ol the
fund's hddlnsP· The mull la caled Mt ...
_. ..._ per liMr-., ~ It can d\1119
cWy wtth c:haJ91 In the prices ol atodls
the fund owns. A dual •• ,_. olfen
•~number of"*-'*•~
ptca. Procaedl °' thll .... Ulld to buy
.-odcl. Fnlm then on. "*-only can be
~ &om a fund ~vdor or sold to
IOnMIOI .. who Mntl to own sharel ~ the
fund. Shares of the fund are traded on tM
stock exchange, like any other stock, and
the price of a share fluctuates eccording to
the supply and demand for the fun<f'5
shares, rather than with the prices of the
stock It owns.
A loed f...t Is sold primarily by brokers
or salesmen, and the buyer pays a oom-
mtssk>n rate taken out ol his odglnal In·
vestment. A. ao-leed ,_. charges no
commission.
There are a number ol kinds of mutual
funds. Some lnvesr In common stocks
matt lltely to prOYide high Income In the
form of dividends. Thete usually are called
IDcome ......_ Others, known as
.,..elt ...... lnvat In stock 'Whkh may
pay low (or no) dMdends but often mote
potential for capital appreciation. A W-
-.C..S ,.... Invests In a combination of
stocks and bonds aimed at pr<Mdtng some
growth, a reasonable.amount of income and
relattve safety for the or1ginal lnvcstmeot.
Fund options don't ltop here. In reoent
years funds have spec&alimd In corporate
bonds, In tax·free munldpal bonds or In
.... ..,. ..... MC1Ultlee. The latter.
populat with small Investors during times
when Interest rates are high. Invests solely
in Gowrment secwttla, bank certtftcatcs
of deposit and so-called c:ommedal paper
(buslna5 loans). H a penon Invest. In
these. hts money Is tied up for a specific
period. By lnve:sttng through a money-mar·
ket fund, the shares can be so&d bade to the
hmd at any time with no los$ of Interest.
For would-be Investors who are leery ol
stocks or bonds In any form, banks offer
Investment opportunities In the form of
.............. ~They
carry a higher rate of lnterat thatr regulat
savings accounts, but money deposited In
them must remain for a tpedfted length of
time or much ol the lnterat Is forfeited.
A..llttle9. avalJable from life-lnJUJanoe
compm1ies, me another Investment ~
don. One type pays a guaranteed Income
to the annuitant for life. either In a lump
sum or In Instalments. A second type pays
a life Income, but If the recipient dies before
he has rec:eived 65 much money as he has
paid In, or before a spedftc number of guar·
antnd payments have been made. the bal-
ance Is paid to the annuitant's beneficl,ary.
The premiums an lnvestcrpeys for an annu-
ity maybe made In Installments ewer a num·
ba al yun or In a lump sum. Annultla
may be ~ Mp11rately or In combina·
don wlth a variety ol bfe-lnsurance plans.
In .tddition to the basic kinds al Invest·
~ti outlined above. more tophlstlcated
-Uld more l1lky -opportun . .-. are
avallabl. to make one's money 91ow.
Thae lndude ltodt option•. lnvatmentl
In the commodity ~ets. ~• eseote and
the purdlMe ol such valuable Items a
wcxka of art, antiqua. rare colnl, stemps
#Id pNdout gems. But such lnvatmentl
,.qu11oe cqicrt ~ as wel as the
eblMcy to r'9c stzab&e IW1\I for long f!IWI
pa1ods of time. ILi
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they often ~ the sin and 1lftlW of
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wlll 111mve nen Atrce sub-nro winters.
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The day you tum 55 you can receive
your AARP membership card. It's a ca.rd
that can be important to you right now.
Because once you have it, you're eligible for
all the benefits and services of AARP.
WhatisAARPT
AARP is the American Association of
Retired Persons. Non-profit. non-partisan
and non-governmental, it's an association of
over 10 million vital Americans. And one
AARP membership of $3" a year enabl~s both
you and your spouse to join them in taking
f ult advantage of all AARP offers.
The New Social Security.
AARP is probably the only national
organization in this country that offers pco-.
pie over 55 so many different and important
ways to take full advantage of their age.
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When you consider that these and aJJ
AARP's other benefits and services are yours
to take advantage of, it's easy to sec why our
members caJI us the new Social Security.
The Adftntaga of
kAARPCanl.
• Information about eUafl>IUty for
Group Health lnsuranc:e coverage to sup-
plement Medicare or ot~ bask health
Insurance.
• A Pharmacy Service that lets you buy
the drup and medical supplies you need
at prkes that average, attordlna to a lead·
ing consumer magazine repor1, "only
2.~ above wholesale" and delivers them
to your home, postage paid.
• Free educational materials on retire-
ment planning, natritloo and health main·
tenanc:e.
• lnronnadoa on auto-and Ufe Insur-
ance specially taUored ror people over SS.
• 2800 Local Chapt~rs where you can
meet new frimds and participate In come
munity activtdes.
• Spedal Pf'Ol"JnS on Consumer
Information and Tu Aide uslstance by
IRS volunteers.
• The chance to 8nd lntuestmg part.
time or temporary employment in a nwn-
ber of metropolitan aras th~
"Mabaft Temps" an AAJlP recom-
mended service.
• Tbe chance to~ AARP'1
l.egisladft Pngram whlda infonm and
advises tepslaton 1bout the spedaJ Inter-
ests of all older people.
• Special group trawl toun and special
discounts at 1eac1Jn1 hotels throughout the
country.
• Free subscrlptJons to oar two special
Interest pubtkatiom-Moclem Maturity
and the AARP News BulletJn.
Beres 11ow to Me Adnnt$
Wouldn't you agree that everything
above is worth the membership dues? And
there are even more benefits than we have
room to tell you about here. The best way to
discover them all is to join. It's as simple as
mailing in the coupon. And there's just one
requirement: you have to be SS or over.
After that, no matter what your interests are.
AARP can make a meaningful contribution
to your life.
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As a member, you'll be able to pur-
chase drugs and medical supplies at some of
the lowest available prices in the country.
You'll receive infonnation on health. auto
and life insurance specially tailored for peo-
ple over SS . You'll be able to fill your leisure
time learning new skills, meeting new
friends and participating in community acti·
yitics. And you'll receive free boch Modem
Maturity, an entcnaining and infonna1ive 4-
color magazine featuring anicles of spcciaJ
interest to older people, and the AARP News
Bulleain which keeps you up-to-date on
impooant iss~ in the field of aging and all
association activities.
..
Pkae anll me as a meniber al A.ARP. I undcntmd lhll it nuta -d;ple for all AARP'be.dks Md priviqea.
Eaclorcd filld 0 $J (one yea-doel) 0 SI (3 )Ul'I dlles) 0 BiU ee '-'. OOW1 AARP I
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SHIELDS AND YARNELL: -AFTER YEARS OF STRUGGLE
THEY11E AT THE-TOP
"We're so successful because we're original. ... What we
do Is not Jiast mime; it's silent acting."
By Rosemary Lor d
"It WM love at first sight, " says Robert
Shields. who also could be called televl·
slon's romantic robot
"From that moment on we were togeth·
er." continues the amorous automaton.
"It was special I saw her and JUst
couldn't believe her body. her face. I loved
every part of her."
Lorene Yarnell, the other half of the
mechanical married couple, recalls with
equal rhapsody meeting her dream ma-
chine: "I never saw such a beautiful hu·
man being In all my life. Robert WllS magi·
cal. He was gorgeous. When he walked In·
to the room, It wu llke a llght bulb went on
between us. We feU In love."
Getting down to nuts and bolts, they
were married In a public ceremony In San
Francisco attended by 5,000, Including
fire-eaters, Jugglers -and the mayor.
Today Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shle.lds
cleave llke a pair of clones. 'They look
alike. They were both born ln March. Both
are left-handed. Their fathers were born
on the same day. They wear the same
clothes sizfl and are both vegetarians and
love collec:llng toys.
.. I know we were destlMd to be
together, M Lorene says.
Network executives at CBS hope she i.
rlght, for they have recently given Shields
and YameU their own television Mries,
'-based on the success of their summer-re·
placement show, which skyrocketed the
happy couple to fame. Shields and
Yarnell, It needs to be polnted"out, are
mimes. and one of the favorite sketcha
on their summer Mrles was The Clinkers,
a robot-couple whose routine domestJc stt·
uatkms always result In mlnktlae$ten.
Because mime was considered a dlfflcult
art form with Utile popular appeal In this
country. both pe:rfonnas had to demon·
lttate an almost blzane dedlcatk>n to their
work. The chanca of a petr of mimes get·
ling Its own ttievWon show seemed eome·
what las bkely then the Edlel making •
comeback.· No matter how technJcally wen
done. tt was aawned audl.nca would not
be 11P1XedMivc. And, In feet, the ~.,..... of
working for recognition proved to be a
constant battle against discouragement,
says Robert, who adds, "We've been
through hell together. The struggling, the
crying. Being ripped off."
Robert was raised In Northridge Calif.
Always fascinated wtth movement and ro-
bots, he first wanted to be an actor, but
thought bettt?r of It, "as there are so many
actors out of worl<." he says. "Then I knew
I had to have a gimmick, so I started per·
fedlng being a 'mechanical man.' With 1
that, I knew rd become so famous they
would want me for other parts!" ~ Alter high tchool Robert studied in Parts
with Marcel Marceau, t~ greatest mtme of
our lime, but left after a while because he
did not want to become .. a lttde Marcel.·•
He became a singer with a rock band be-
fore moving to San Franclsc:o, where he
became a strut•perfonner In mime.
Lorene. on the other hand, was a real
show-biz kid, making her profa.sional de-
but at 4 and dancing her way through
childhood on stage and In the film Svc Bye
Birdie. She also danced with Red S«elton
and Oan~y Kaye and WM Peter Genna10's
lead dancer In The Hollywood Palace.
Alter meattng Lorene, Robert taught
her ev~hlng he knJw about mime.
"When we started working together," he
remembers, "I knew that we wue going to
make It. When we started doing concerts
together, it was total magic because she
hns a side that's totally opposite to me. I
can do what she can't do, and she can do
what I can't do."
Shields and Yarnell are delighted wtth
what's happened to their careers. Robert
aeates and writes all thetr material and Is
working on fllm ideas. "We're IO SUCCCM·
ful," he says, "because we're original.'' He
says they want to make f\lms In the styles
of Charlie Chaplin and.Buster Keaton.
"What we do." Robert explains. "Is nol just
mime; It's silent acting."
He believes their second satea Is • ma·
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we were new. 8Ut now we can really be
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By Marilyn Hansen
------------STUFFED PEPPERS
AMERICANA
2 pkgs. (11-oz. ala) rNCaronl and beef
with tomatoes, defrosted '
1 ... spoon bull IN ...
8 medium green P9Pl*9
Orated Parmesan ChMM
1. Preheat oven to 400 F. Cut the top off
each pepper: remove seeds and
membranes.
2 . Blanch peppers In boiling water. Rinse
in cold water. Mix macaroni and beef with
basil: spoon into peppers. Sprinkle with
Parmesan Cheese.
3. Bake 30 to 35 minutes or until peppers
are tender. Makes 6 uruings
HERDED CHICKEN
1 pkg. (32 on.) fnlaa, bettefed and tufty
coolled lr1ed c:htcbn. v. cup butter or 1NfV81tM 'I• cup dry whlt9 wtne
1 tablespoon lemon juice
1M teaspoon cliff weed, thyme lea ... OI
f'OMmatyleaMS
lMnonwedges
2 pkgs. (10-oz. sin) tronn bn>c:coll
spears, c:oqted
1. Place~ of chicken In refrigeratOf
to thaw overnight.
2. ShortJy befOfe servlng, open package
!Jnd place chicken pieces in a single layer
on a 9-x 13-inch beking pan.
S. Melt butter: add wine, lemon juice and
dlll weed. SprtnkJe mixture over chicken.
4. Cow:r pan with foil. Bake 10 minutes;
uncover and beke 5 minutes longer. Gar·
nlsh with lemon wedges and broccoli.
Makes 5 servings
FROSTED ORANGE .JULIUS
1 c:.t (12 on.)tromn .., .. juice ooe-•'*••,...._. 1 pL .... lcea..n
2 pecketa (1.24 OD.) IMtMt
..................... tmlx
1~a.-~1ce
I . Pour orange-~ ~trate. vanilla
ice cream, Instant breakfast and crushed
Ice In blender. Cover, blend until smoothly
blended and ttuck.
2. Pour Into tall glasses. Serve with straws
and Iced-tea spoons. Maka 2 to 4 aenn"9s c Olfl Utllt:d
FAST FOODS HOMESTYLE
Working, committee meetings, chauffeuring, sports programs, adult education
-no wonder fast foods are so popular. This month we show how, with a little
ingenuity, you can take frozen foods and turn them into special family meals.
Try easy-stuffed PepperaAmericona, Frosted Orange Julllls. Herbed Chicken li1fth Broocolf and Mt!atball Piao .
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FAST FOODS
HOME STYLE
Continu~d
HURRY-UP BARBECUED
CHICKEN
1 pkg. (1 lb.) fronn, batteJed and fully
cooked tried chicken v. cup ketchup
1 teHpoon brown tuQ•r
1 WHpoon eoy Nuce
'I· teaepoon wlnegar
Deah of onion powder
l . Heat chicken according to package di
rectlons. After 15 minutes, brush with bar-
becue sauce made by combining remain-
ing ingredients.
2. Bake chicl<en 20 minutes more, turning
and brushing with sauce every 5 minutes.
Molces 3 or 4 serulngs
MEATBAU. PIZZA
1 pkg. (1 lb.) fronn c:hMM ptz:za
1 pllg. (15 ou.) frozen tomato aauce wlttl
meatbtllle. thawed
1 teaepoon ctUahed fennel .. eda
2 tableapooM grated Penneun ctteeH
1. Preheat oven to 450°F. Place frozen
pizza on cookie sheet.
2. Heat meatballs with sauce and fenneJ
seeds until bolling.
3. Spoon meatballs and sauce around
edge of plzza. Sprinkle all over with Par-
mesan cheese.
4. Bake 15 minutes or until cheese is melt-
ed and crust ls browned.
Molen 4 to 6 urvlngJ
SPINACH AND SAUSAGE SOUP
I tabteapoona butter or margenne
1 cup chopped onion
y, cup all-purpoM flour
2 cane (10Vt -01. elze) beef bouillon
1 Vt cup• ......
2 cupe half .. nd-half or Maporated
mllk, undiluted
1 pq. (I ou.> btown.ancHetw tronn
~.no.ct
2 ptos. (10-oz. .an) t~ chot>l*S
spfnach, thawed and drained
1 INlpOOn .. It
Va teaspoon sugar v. •••spoon ground bleck pepper
'lo tHlpOOn ground nU1rneg
1. Heat butter In large skillet until melted;
add onion and cook, stlning until tender,
about 5 minutes.
2. Add flour and stir until smooth. Add
beef bouillon and water; heat, stirring unttl
mixture comes lo bolling.
S. Add half-and-half, sausage and spin·
ach; return to bolling, reduce heat and
simmer 10 mlnutes. Add salt, sugar. pep-
per and nutmeg. Serve in large, deep toop
bowls with pumpernickel. Malca 2 quarts
APPLE MAPLE WAFFL£S
1 '*8. (12oza.>tto111n eecMtopM....,...
"' cup meple """ v. -butter Of merpfifte 1 pll,g.(1jozs.>tnmnnfftM
l . Prep.re app&.s as pedc.ag. t.t>.I directs.
Tum Into 1-qt. 1aucepan; add syrup end
butter. Heat unt11 butter melts and mixture
Is hot.
2. Bake waffles as package directs (or place
In toaster to heal). Serve hot waffles topped
with hot apple maple sauce, using a 1C11nt
lf3 cup for each waffle. Molce14 14en>lngs
WAKE·UP ORANGE NOG
1 can (tou.)froun~
concentrate
2Vt cupemllt
Va cup tnmn cholesterol-tree egg
Mlbelftul•
Ground clnntimon
1. Combine orange·julce concentrate and
milk and egg substitute In blender jar.
Cover and blend until thoroughly mbted,
about 1 minute. I . Pour over Ice cubes. Garnish each serv-
ing with a light sprinkling of cinnamon.
Makes J quart
SIX-FIAVOR FISH STICKS
3 tebe..,oon. coottng oft
12 frozen Pf900C*ed fl9h etlclla ( 'itt to I Vr
ozt..adl)
V. oup fW~tfMn pepper
.... ~ ....... -.d
1 tNspoon comsgrch
2 t•blesf aDti...-
2 te11t1111a0t1a eor...,.
2 tebtupU8'SFNndtdrnaino
1 Vt tN•poon• •uoer
1 medium tomato, cut Into wedg9s
Hot cooked ...... rioe
l . Heat oil In latge hy pan. P1ac. flah
st1cks In a alngJc layer In hot olJ. Fry over
moderate heat for 4 ot 5 m!nuta or until
golden bfown. Twn and hy about 5 min·
utes longer or until fish aticka flake casdy
when tested with a fcwtc . Drain on pa.per
towels and leap hot.
2. Sauti green pepper and mushrooms In
oU remaining In pe.n.
S. In small bowl, mix comstarch with wa·
t•; add soy sauce, salad draltng and •u·
gor. Stir lhto fry pen; ~. tdn1ng, until
mbttuns boils and thldmtt.
'·Add tomato wcdga and htat about 3
minutes, tumlng ~. Amnge vegetable
mlxtunt In serving dish and top with hot
fish sticks. Serve with rice.
Maka 3 urvlngs
HAM..\SPARAGUS.CHEESE
SANDWICH
2 ptg. (10 on. each) froan aeperegu• ..,..,.
2 1*8· (12 OD, •edt) f'ro1ISn w.lah
rarebit
1 pq. (12 ozs.> fl'QZ9ft FNneh toe et -I ....
I thin altces tufty cooked tmobd harn
1. Cook asparagus and heat WeJth rarebit
accofdlng to package directions.
I . Whlle. ltlll frozen. cut each slice French
toast Into quarters. then crosswise to form
8 small triangles. Place on baking sheet
and heat In 400 F. oven for 10 minutes.
S. Anange toast triangl«s In bottom and
around sides of 6 tndMdu.al shallow baking
dishes. Wrap drained asparagus spears In
ham slk:a, fc:innlng 6 bundles. Place one
bundle ln each baking dish; top with the
Welsh rarebit. Sprtnkle with s)aprika. Broll
4 Inches from heating element until cheese
begiru to bubble. Serve Immediately.
Molca 6 Hrvln!J$
POTATO FIUTTATA
"' cup coolilno oll 2Ya cupe frozen laf....az. potato nugget.a
Ya oup ..... onlona
~ tMspooft minced pie ......... 2 tablHpaoaew.._
~ tNlpooftMft
Vt tNepoon .......
1 pllt.(10oa.)fw cbopped .................
'4 -~pimiento
lgllf11pa110t .. '*IP.,.......
GI-.
l . Heat oll ln eJdllct; &dd potllto nuggets
•nd fry OYet modcnte heat for 5 minutes.
Pulh pogloa to one side: add onions and
garllc: and~ fot 2 mlnutiea, sttntng gent·
ly Wtth pot~.
I. Preheat own to 350°F. In medium
bowt, beat egga wlth w•tcr. salt and dll
weed. Drain spinach well, pres.sing out ex-
cess liquid. Sttr SQlnach, pimiento and
cheae Into egg mixture. Pour evenly over
potatoes In skillet. Cook over moderate
heat about 5 minutes.
S. As mixture sets around edges o( tkillet.
lift edges with spatula and t1lt pan to allow
uncooked mixture to run·underncath.
4. Place skillet In oven and bake 12 to 15
minutes, until mixture Is completely set
Loosen edges with spatula and slide out
onto heated serving plate. Cut Into
wedges to serve. Makes 4 serving•
QUICK STRAWBERRY
SHORTCAKE
1 pllg. (10'ili on.)troan pound ceu,
th•wed
V. cup orange m•rmelede
1 pq. (10 on.) tronn, •weetened
•tr•wberriee, thawed
1 ¥1 oupa trcmn whipped topplng, thawd
1. Sia pound cake In half lengthwise.
Spread marmalade on cut Ade of each layer.
2. Place bottom layer on plate, mar-
malade side up. Top with l/4 cup strawber-
ries and top layer, mannalade 5'de up.
3. Spoon on remaining stntwbenies, al·
lowing juk:e.s to run over sides. Spoon
whipped topping down center of cake.
mounding high.
4 . To serve. cut Into thick slices crosswise.
Molca 4 to 6 servings
FLAKY FISlt SANDWICH
• tro1ISn brMded. pNCOOked fish
poftJons
1 'lo cupe ahr'9ddld Amertcen chMM
2 tablMpoons ketchup
1 ¥1 tNlpOOnS minced onion
1 Ya t•atpOOM aweet plctlle ,.,,_..
1 Ya tuspoons snpered mustard
I hamburger buna, •~•ted end
butt-.d
StOf9dded Iceberg lettuce
fl'OllM'I Fl'9ftch.fr1ed potet0et
1. Bake fish portions In a preheated oven
aocordlng to package dlrection5.
2. In a bowl. combine cheese, ketchup,
onion, pickle relish and mustard. Spread
about 2 tablespoons mixture on each fish
portion during last few minutes ol baking
time. Heat just until cheese Is melted.
3. Arrange each fish ponjon on a bun with
shredded lettuce. Smle with froi.en
FTe'Ocll·fried potatoes pt"epared according
to package directions. Moires 6 sondwlcha
SHRIMP 'N' EGGPLANT
CARIBBEAN
1 lb. tronn, peeled and deMlnecl shrimp
Ya cupol
V. cup cfMIWed onion
1 eggplant, peeMd end cut Into Vt fth
QlbM (.a.out 1 % lbe.)
2 ....... tomatoee (1 Ya cupt)
1 C8ft ct on.) tomato NUCe v. teaspoonthJIM,.....
Vt te.spoon pound ginger
Ya tuapoonutl v •... tpoon~.,_.
· 1 peohoe (11 on.) tronn rtce Mrdl <Jb
wnhbell ......... eftd~
l . 8°" lhrlmp; drain thon>ughly. Heat oil
In aklllet; aautl onion, ..,C.nt and toma-
toes, stirring until eggplant ls tender.
I . Stir In tomato sauce, thyme. ginger, salt
and pepper. Add coolced shrimp and heat
2 or 3 minutes to servtng temperature.
S. Serve over nee verdl prepared accord-
ing to package dlnlctions. Molca 4 Nrvlngs
COl&li"lld
-s,lcasll us on Rsh.
Fresh or frozen, every fish deserves
to be hooked up with a Sunkist lemon.
Because we add tang to trout. Pizzazz
to perch. Snap to snapper. ·
So when you're fishing for compli-
ments, try a splash of SunRist lemon.
And see how perfectly we complement
your fish. •
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COOKBO«)I( Contln11~d
FOODS FROM THE SIU LODGES
Right about now some new cold-weather recipes
would be welcome. so we called several ski resorts
to find out just what keeps their skiers happy.
MONTPELIER SAUCE
MOCJMT SNOW. Yr.
1 cup MW Cf'Mlft
1 cup rnayonMIM
1 tabl11paon hMwJ aNm or eveponited mlftt
1 tabla 1p a Dft ftlMly chotlPed lllU9hrooma
1 ttlibllap DOft C:..,.
1 ... apoon nMoed onion
2 tuspoona lemof'I ju6ce
¥1 liUepoon ....
¥1 tu1paan dll weed
'lfi .... paonpeprtka .,.. teapoon crecbd .,._pepper
I . Mix Ingredients u listed , In glass or stainless
steel bowl. Cover and refrigerate for at least two
hours before serving.
I . Serve as an accompaniment for fish dishes.
Maka 2'/2 cups
Recipe from Bill Manewlch, food and beverage
manager at a Mount Snow resort.
VERMONT CHEDDAR CHEESE SOUP
. NOVNT SNOW, Yr.
I telll11pDN9 IWt (unulted) buttef•
4 .... gatlc, ctUIMd
¥1 cup el-purpoee ftour
1qt.INll
1 cup hMwJ c:tMm
1 lb. V..mont cheddar c:heeM, •tndded
2 ... 1paao•Mlt
y, teaepoon grCMlnd ~pepper
'lfi tuepoon ground nutmeg
1 cup CNibh Of oet. dfY whit• wine
I . In 6-qt. Dutch oven or kettle, hat butter until
melwd; add garlic and 18utl!, stirring ova low heat
Smlnures.
I. Add Rour aU at once and stir rapidly until
smooth. Add milk and aeam; heat, stlntng until
mbc.ture bolls.
S. Stir In chffse, ult, pepper and nutmeg. Heat,
sttrrtng until cheeM melts.
4. Add win. and heat through. Ladie Into soup
bowls or &arge mugs. Maka about 2 quarts
•vou may UM salted butter « mmgar1ne but re-
duce the amount of Alt ln redpc. Also UM any
good medium sharp cheddar.
Redpe &om Bii Mal'\C\o\4ch.
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j 3 men ... 3 different goals ~ ..
·they all got there with Duraclean !
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READ THE IR OWN T RUE S T ORIES
b y John Ross
"I wanted a part-time business that took only
a small investment ... something I could do
m yseH ... with a quality product In great de-
mand ... no decrease In hard times, and with a good profit. I found it all with Ouraclean.
I'm just sorry I didn't find it 25 years ago.
"I've been In many businesses, and I paid
to learn! They all Involved a large invest-
ment ... an oil field drilling rig, a fast-food
franchise, a large restaurant. Even though I
could make good money, the equipment was
worn out by the time It was paid for. Besides,
you practically worked yourself to death.
Nothing I've had will compare with Duraclean.
"With Ouraclean, you don't need a big
stock inventory. You get all your money In a
short time, usually when the job la done. You
can work as much or as little as you want.
"It's exactly what I've wanted. At 55, I have
a full-time job and flexible hours at a major
airline. My wife and I use our flying privileges
with the airlines to go to places like Europe, Australia, or Puerto Rica. We couldn't afford
them without Ouraclean.
"I've been with Ouraclean for seven years,
and haven't had to look for new customers
for the last 5 years. My customers spread the
word about the Ouraclean process that la safe
to use on finest carpeting and furniture. That
brought me my biggest job, the Hilton Inn at
Atlanta Airport. Took 200 hours and paid me
$4,290. Yes, Ouraclean has made many good
things possible for us. I can't think of any-
thing we want that is beyond our reach."
by Bob Greenwal t
"For me, succeH began at ege 401 At the end of 22 years as a career Army Sergeant Major,
I wasn't ready to retire. My retirement pay
wouldn't take care of what I wanted In life.
"I had to give serious thought to my future.
With no business experience, it wouldn't be
easy. But my luck held. I clipped a coupon In
a Ouraclean ad, learned how I'd have all their
help In building a business of my own with
their successfut <43 yeara of experience.
"It took me just one week In their remark-
able training school to leam all about the 7
superior aervlces for cleaning and care of
carpeting and furniture plua their ~roven pro-
gram for starting and building a buslneaa of
my own. I didn't have to guess or take any
chances. I Jollowed the ayatem that worked
so well for Ouraclean dealers all over the
world, and It sure worked for me!
"My first year, my bualneaa h it the five fig-
ure volume. The second year, way ahead of
that. I've taken In as much as $285 In a single
day. my best week was around $900. I have
business coming in from all around now-
one of Chicago's b iggest home furnishing
stores recommends me to their customers, I
have servicemen working for me and make a
good profit on each. Ouraclean pays for the
equipment for each new man I add.
"I couldn't have found a new career as en-joyable, exciting, profitable and fast-growing
as this. My business grows larger each year
with the cooperation and backing of the fine
people at Ouraclean."
What· about Y.2YI' goal in life?
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by Ron Bonom o
"With a wife and six children to raise, I had
to look to more than my factory job to make
ends meet. I never knew when there'd be an-
other layoff. I'm just lucky that my moonlight-
ing work was for a Ouraclean dealer. I teamed about the Ouraclean services and aaw what a
gold mine this business could be.
"'rhen the big blow -layoff for the entire
factory. My wife Jackie and I had to really
make plans. We decided to try for a full time
Ouraclean dealership of our own.
"We borrowed the money -not much, but
we didn't have It, ttvtng from payday to pay-
day. And we both __,t to work, Jackie aa my
office manager, hMdllng phone calla, ap· polntmenta and ~Ing books. We both went
to Ouraclean'a training school. The knowl-
edge and aalea aids we gained were Invalu-
able, since we had no buslneaa experience.
I can really thank the Ouraclean headquart·
ers people. They give you thorough training
and If you follow Instructions, you have no
problem getting busineaa coming to you. With
the backing they give you, you'd have to be
lazy or mighty dumb Jo fall.
"Six months after I atarted, I was taking In S1 ,000 .a month. and buslneas was growing.
Our gentle, quick-drying cleaning brought me
a lot of motel work, plus referrals from cus·
tomers end retail atores. Two years later, we
bought a 5-bedroom home, with an office and
swimming pool. In six years, I bought Into a
35-unlt apartment complex. It's a happier,
more prosperous life now. with Ouracleanl"
r Dun1cleane~,
: International ~ I
&262 Duraclean Bldg I I Deerfield. Ill. 60015
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COLO~DO BLUE SPRUCE at 1/2 price ·
Reg. $ 2.00 ea.
No~ o~ s1.oo ea.
(3 for U.50) (6 tor $4.50) (9 for $6.50)
Now, ID • ~...O .ae you ..
8ble to ~ ti.. ewt beautltul,
.,.. popalu Coloado BIDe Spruce u
on.bill our fllUIR C8t.Joc price. A mull In 9"17 yard. ta.. u-....
lllkut ... .,.. .... tbJa ,,.., tbly'N
.... btta.r. n. ........ .-fed for , .,............ You'll receln ~
mc.ly ~ i ~old ........ t. ! ed a..:::aot ...... -ta.. ... t ~ =t°Ja~..:!':.~~"!;
II: -...... dnlk>Ded ud wm btlp lb• plant to Ill oft lo a fMt l&lrt. lnue
8pluct wlD lidd nel ,.. to JOU
I. property. Buy now wbllt our l /J Jlllce ... -... ud bne tm lddtd pa. ••
of._.... JOU1 bee jail UM •-r yoa
want while you w8tdl I pow. Order
today.
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...._ ii dte ldwt h9dfl fot • n9t boxy lllP• •-· It Cllft be
rMinUIMd 81 .ny helflht. nuking• Chide, d--Md .. ,...,
down to IN .,ound. The lu.trou• .,_. i.va auy on ttll i.te '811. Privet Hedfe IAmw Rivet Nomi t.
IN mmt popclW, wldlly 11.ct trimmed hed.-in Amwicil. L...unt for...,....,._, l'Ylwt rwquiNI pnc-
dallty no.,._ l'IMt 1112 fwt ~ fot •full Md i..utlful ll•ifll r..c.. Vou'lt ,_..,. heeldty 1to3
foot ,......_ Fnme your property with dur8b6e Priwet Hed9t et dtil unua.Hy law price. Sorry can't be th.._, to c.tlfomi8 or NizoNL ;. •
~ F .. t Growing
! Slhler G'•Y Beauty
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Fence
onlr•Z•
ROSE OF
SHARON HEDGE
20 plants -100 feet -$2.98 40 plants -200 feet -$5. 75
Oef~tful ... _ of rwl, ...... °' purple _.. --in • ~ ..... of"' ...... e-.ty.
Roel of Sh9rvn Hedtt -• "**"'· lowly "-'• f0t your landclipa. n-twcfy lhNlll wll
.,_ nettitllly to 5-10 ft. for .. .,,__, prlwKy ICr9M'I or c::an be tril'luMd fot •-' colotful
....... Lowfy all ~ ._ ..--Int --.. Ra. of Sharoft lllur'ltl into britlient bl-in mid·
-wfwl Htde .._ ii M...unt _,cont'"-to "-*°""' M . The twcty p&.rns ftow9r..
"'9 in INtt'tt Wa•u• of ,..,, white ... """"' -......_!ft~ lwwf ve .... dW -•
...... !Mil•~ ............ n. okt ... '-rite ........ .-t.., to v-~ -in ~of~ ... wfue.. Ord9 tDlhly and ,_... dlfithtful 1.Z' ._...,
RUSSIAN DUVE
for $ 5.49)
for $ 9.98)
for $14.49)
s~
BROUND COVERS/
1/2 SALE PRICE
MASSES OF COLOR
EARLY IN THE SPRING I
CREEPING .PHLOX
REG. 3 FOR $1.00
... ..au 6 fo, • 111 ~= ~= :!:~ .. , 36 '°' $4.49
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•Ml tall•-..-.. et our 1/2 IHtn •IL
GROWS DURING WtNTERI THIS THICK BLU&GREEN
SPREADING EVERGRUN
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SPREADING
EVERGREEN
•211 each ( 3 for $ 4.00)
( 6 for $ 7.00)
(12 for $13.001 ._K ..... E-.-~U siJ&W ....
imrmUa p1111 hr at. w w ,._t ..-..-1411v .... ...-. .... 1a..-9Cr1l.10-.,•r ..... tr._.,, ................... _
'DAYS OF THE YEAA. NEVER GETS ~ TitAH 5 TO 10-TALLI .,.._., thl& ....., • .......... ......... _ ... __ .-._._.....,.Does ............ ,, •• -_.,.. ............ rocks,...... __ ...,..
W .... , llEAUTlfUL WAY TO COV£R "EYESORES." kid it .C.W-,,_ _, .,_ ,_. '....t.
without......_ th9t .......... **·" Stst it en.._....,._-·,._. .... 4' ..-t -• ,..... ... -..M•ar. v _ _..,_..,...-~ ... ,.,r.
•STAYS GREEN ALL YEAR .BLUE FLOWERS IN SPRING
• NEEDS NO SPECIAL CARE
PERIWINKLE
0 . ( 25 for $ 1.98) I to' •)II c so for $ 2.981 (1()0 for $ 4.98> ............ _.._... ............. ... ... _..... .., ...... ---·-" .-. -,...... .... ,,. • 12-_ ... .._ ...........
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pllllla NNlf fN MQ tn .... lltlll9.
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Rulh order today to haft
bulhels of B&ooms for 1911
Bulhel Ba*et Sia
CUSHION MUMS
at 1/2 off
Regular 8 for $2.00
Now only
8 for $ 100 111 for s1.a51 (24 for 52.651
H .......... _.._ .. a tilwle ll&aM tlM ""° ftr'll ,.., aM eMte... ..... w-after lf-f 111 fact, • "'8flY ttewwe ttlltt lfH •ll't -•• ._,,.._ ,...._ eltOllMl"I 11t11ms fof1'I a--· ......... ..,,_..ty ........... "' .... _ ........ "'°" ..... 11 ...................... ... .... a wNtlt ef I feet. llMll ff-tr II ..._tty tet111• •M 1111.-• ... 11ttful Hyo• 4l ..... 19tlo11 •• ._ .... MM 1ate Alllttlt 11ntll fr4"t tlle• Mttlltl Wiii tM 1'0tl a Mue ef ........... , ..... lfeMF .. .-... -· .... It •• ..,,, .......... ,. .......... ,_ tlM ftnl ... ,. v.., MNllf. IUdt ooter •Meft-11t1 of -....... , a&uhll ._., SMll Pf•, lu1t•I• YatleW, s-WMte. Oft ti ... offer lfOtl tat Otlr dteloett f.-1row1t root 41i.tt6ena. All ...._. .. ,..llY ._..,,~ nw,.. -111 llOOr •II wt• llttle ., .. Not •1Ho41 to C.llf.,Arta. w wa•.
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AND VEGETABLES
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ASPARAGUS
10 Plants111ly s1.oo
(20 for $1.76) (30 for $2.60) ............. ,., .. _ ... ........_ ....... ....... _ a nt:a.. ....
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EXtraHuge
STRAWBERRIES
NEXT SUMM"'ERI ( 50 for $ 3.75)
25 for s1 95 (100 for $ 5.95)
• (200 for $ 10.95) n.a..._w-,..._ ......... _.~---
how ..-y ... it .......... .-t1E .... ty10ne._.. ACJi'••A• ~ .... ...,.....,......., .. t ............ ---~~~-
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TENDER
MEATY
DELICIOUS
Old-Fashioned
VICTORIA _
RHUBARB
5 Roots Only s1.2s
(10 for $2.25) (15 for $3,25)
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a ;: In 1he9 89tt .... you'lt f"nt Houte of W..-Y's best Md most popular
s nur.-y blrglins for dmaoc:e this wn. Utt the order blank to Order ~ Soortl You'll receive beautiful. FULLY GUARANTEED plants at unbe-
: lilwble pricesl
"-ts lise.d in this catalog .. .,ibible for most psts of the U.S. In vety
cold di1Mt91 ~for hlrdinea All itlusantions ... artists,.,., ...
Md are ....,,..,ly •cetn18 a to IMpe aNt color.
..._of W-.Y. Nwwy Diwilion , Bloo1nin1ton. lllnois 81701
Special BONUSES!
2
HYDRANGEA TREE
F•r inly 35~
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fra11 H1111 1f Wesley with c11fid1aca.
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NURSERY STOCK always come from
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be of hi(h quality, and to
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condition or purchal
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may keep the plants.
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THE SIU LODGES
Contl111ud
CANADIAN CHEDDAR
CHEESE SOUP
BIG SICY, MONT.
1 lb. medlum-ahlirp chedNr cheeM
2 ta.,._poona cornstarch
2 C&lp9 ......
1 tHapoonHh
14 tNtpOCM\ Pec>Pef
1 tNtpOOn ~tenhn uuce o .. h gerttc powder a tablffpooM butt• or margartne
~ cup~ cooted caullftowef
1 cup al~ mushroom•
YI cup t!MfJ dtopped carrot•
1 cup '"*' dtopped onion ~ cup diced C.nadlan bacon or fulf1
~....-...h ....
2 cu1>9 half.and~•" Cf'Nm or
MllpCntecl rnMk, undtiut9d
I . Mix c:omstarch with shredded cheese.
Heat water to bolling In 4-to 6-qt. CMch
oven. Add cheese mixture lo bolling waler
a little at a time, stlrrlng constantly.
2 . Continue to cook over medium heat.
stining constantJy until cheese ls melted
and mixture Is smooth. Add salt. pepper.
Worcestershire and garlic.
3. Sauti each vegetable separately In two
tabiespoons butter until tender. Add 10
soup along with ham.
4 . Heat, stirring constantly. adding half-
and-half until desired thickness ls reached.
Moires 6 to 8 KrUlngs
Recipe from Darrell W Hardy. chef In 8tg
Sky.
GREEK SALAD
BIG SKY, MONT.
4 atalh c.laty
1 amatl cucumber
2 ...., PIPl*'I
1 IMdhlm onion
Vt cup blacli ou.-v. cup plmlanto-etufted...., °"""
1 cup cubed s.t.a cMaM
2 tomato.
DreuiQF
1 Vt cupe ... ad°"
Yi cup~
1 cup flnaty chopped onion
1 teatpOOn ult
1 taHpoon ~ gartlc
2 taupooneCN9Md~
1 tN9POOft fOMft\afY ......
1 tNapoon bait INNa
1 taatpOOn Of1lgaftO luwu
1. Cut celery and c:uc:umber d1agonally tn
l/4·tnch sJSces; dice green peppers and on·
Ions In large p6eces. Cut tomatoes In wedg-
es and Sw1sS cheese In medium chunks.
2 . Mix all o4 the above with olives. •
3. ComblM aJI drescing ~nts; pour
over salad Ingredients. Let stand 24 hows.
Serves 10
Chef Hardy's note: This recipe f°' the
dressing '5 very wnatl.le. lt may be used
for salad dressing, marinade for sauerkraut
salad or macaroni sa1ad.
VEAL FORESTtER
SNOWMASS, COLO.
Thin aJicas of ... , .caio,plnl. pounded
to tandaftzil, tor a
a tabtalpoons butt• or matprtna
1 lb.~ tlnaty chopped
1 tablaapoon WMots. flnaty "'4ct~~-...
1 teblHpDDndry"""°""'
1 cup aour creem
YI te•t900ft etrOWrOOt or potato ffour•
1. ln a laJgc skillet, MutJ veal In butter un·
ti! just done. Anangc sllccs In a shallow
baking dish
2. Saute mushrooms and shaDotl In same
sklllet. stin\ng until ma.t of the molsturc '5
gone. Add vermouth to pan; heat, stintng
to deglau-pan.
S. Mix arrowroot wtth sour cream; add to
mushroom mixture and heat until mbttute
tust coma to bofJJng. Pour sauu over veal
and heal ln oven until jµ.st warm.
Malta 6 1m11ng1
"If you can not g4rt enowroot or potato
flour. UM comstan:h. Also, you ma~ UM
boned chicken breasts, cut tca.loppfnl•
style. Instead of val.
Recipe from Ruth Klavan, owner of a ra.
tAurant In Snowmus. Continued
olden
Incredibly
Low Priced
NOT'$60. NOT$().
ONLY
$3988
loin the gold rush ind get
glowing! You'll outshine
them all in this jumpsoit
duzler! Shimmering ind
supple, it's d~igned to show
you it your ~11y best. The
step-in front zipper goes u
low as you dare ... the comfy
elutic badtwiist ind \elf tie-
belt idd just the right amounr
of sNping. The rest k lein '
and leggy with 2 pitch
pockets.
So go ahead and ~• the night
on fire! Gle4iming metallic
glitters outside ... in~de.
luscious nylon tricol feels
silky-soft next to you. And
best of all, it's washib~.
Color: Gold.
JutnplUle "-\244392
Junion 9, 11, 13', 15, 17;
Mhtel 10,12,14.16,18 ~
tWISins 14Y>to22Y>;
WomH's .M to42 .... $41 .88
TRY IT AT OUR RISK!
HTUlll wm11• 14 DAYS
FOlllOMlY MCI
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1340 Poplar St .. Hlnovtf. Pa. 17331 I
What • cWzttnt but' Pluw rush mt Ciolden lilf1 JumpsUtt(sl (M244392J lor onl~ $39.88 ucll
I 1$4 l.88tor Eatta S.zn) jllus S2 00 lor postaee 'nd Mndl1n1 on lull monty·bKll 1ua11ntee I StlE(SI , -
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FOOD t1lOM 1BE
SIU LODGES
Continwd
CHOCOl.ATEl'ECAN TORTE
SNOWllASS, COLO.
..... ...,.(lated
1cup ....
2 tab ... pDDO•Nm
1 teeep D Dn bMing powder
Dnhutl
2 tetatup one flour
2 cups ground pecens
1 cup eour crMm
2 tlllltn11awoonl1clfDM11•'9Upf
1 cup ......... ~ cNpa. melted
Whotepacm ....... for ......
I. Preheat oven to 350°F. Gruse and flour two
S-lnch layer-cake pans.
2. Using an electric mbler, beat egg yolks wtth SU·
gar until light and thk:k, about 5 minutes. Add
rum, bektng powder, salt and flour; m1x weO.
3. In dean bowl with dean beaters, beat egg
whttes until stiff pub form. Fold whites and
ground pecans Into egg-yolk mixture.
t . Divide batter between the two pans and IPUd
evenly. Bake about 25 to 30 minutes or until cake
tester Inserted In center coma out dean.
5. Let cool 5 minutes on rack. loosen from sides ol
pens, then tum layers out ol pens to cool completely.
6. Mix 10Ur cream wtth oonfecUoners' tugar.
Spttad Y, cup sour·aeam mixture on top ol one
layer. Top wtth second &ayer.
7. ~ melted chocolate chlps with remaining
sour cream smoothly. Spread on top of torte. Gar·
nish wtth pecan halva. Chill. Maku 8 servings
Recipe from Ruth Klavan .
STUFFED MUSHROOMS
WIN IERGllEEN, VA.
,~ ..... ............
I tell ... p a CM• blltW Of .............
1 ~ cupa flnalJ dloppady fuly coobd ham
~ cup......, dliappad onion
14 cup llnaly diopped celefy
~ •uapaaeNlt
14 .... poon ground black.,.,...,
Y. tMlll DIMI...,.. taw
~tanpaannwjoraMtanaa
2 tetalup D DI• lemon juice
1 cup ..... dry..,... Cf1llftba
1 egg,baataft
1 ............. .., .....
1. Rinse mushrooms qWddy In wata If necessary;
drain weD or simply wipe wtth damp papcT towel.
2. Remove mushroom stems from caps. Reserve
caps: chop stems flnely.
3. Hut 2 tablespoons butta In large skillet. Add
chopped stems. ham. onion and celery. Sa\lte,
stln1ng about 5 minutes until onions and celery are
tender.
4. Stir In salt, pepper. thyme, marjcnm, 1 table-
spoon lemon juke, bread crumbs and egg. ~
rnblture thoroughly together wtth your hands.
5. Melt remaining 6 tablespoons butter; add re-
maining 1 tabMspoon lemon Juice and Burgundy
wine. Olp mushroom cep tops In butter mblture
and place stem·slde up on shallow bekJng lheet.
6. Using hands. make firm 1-inch balls ol mush-
room· ham mblturc; place In mushroom caps. Ortz.
zle Mmalnlng butter-wine over mixture.
7. Broil 4 Inches from heating dem«nt 2 or 3 min-
utes or until golden brown. Serve Immediately.
Malca about 6 appaua acnl#"f11
Redpe from Timothy c. Hns, food end beverage
manager at a Wintergreen raon.
RAISIN BLACK BREAD
4 cups unalfted rye flour (or 1
cupe unatfted enrlched
wtilt~ flour IMend)
3 cups unsifted all.purpoM
flour
1 tHapoon sugar
2 te .. poon .....
2 cups whole-bran C*9SI
2 tabiffpoon• caraway Med,
c:ruahed
2 teaapoont Instant cott ..
1 tHapoon anlH Med,
c:ruahed
2 pkga. actl'fe dty yeHt
2 V. cup• watM
1 cup ralaln1 v. cup YliMgar v. cup dartt mofHHa
1 square (1 oz.) unaweetened
chocolate v. cup ( v. atlcll) maroartne
Cornmeal
1 t .. apoon comatarch
V. cup cold wat•
l . Combine rye and white
flours. If you are using the white·
rye flour blend, use it as It Is. In a
large bowl, thoroughly mix 21/l
cups of flour. sugar, salt, whole·
bran cereal, caraway seed, In·
slant coffee. anise seed and the
undissolved active dry yeast.
2 . Combine water. ra151ns, vine·
gar. molasses, chocolate and
margarine in a saucepan. Heat
over low heat until liquid Is very
warm (l30°F.) and the marga·
rtne and chocolate are mehed.
3. Gradually add lo dry lngredl·
ents and beat 2 minutes at medl·
um speed of electric mixer,
scraping bowl occaslonally. Add
1,12 cup flour. Beat at high speed
for 2 minutes
'· Stir in remaining flour to
make a soft dough. Work in flour
with well-scrubbed hands.
S. Tum out onto a lightly floured
board. Cover: let rest 15 min·
utes. Then knead until smooth
and elastic, about 10 to 15
minutes (dough may be sticky).
Place In a greased bowl, turning
to grease top. Cover: let rise In a
warm place, free from draft, until
the dough Is doubled In bulk.
Takes about 1 hour.
6. Punch dough down: turn out
onto lightly floured board. DMde
In half. Roll out half of dough In·
to a 14-x 8-lnch rectangle. RoU
up from the long side. )elly-roll
fashion. Press edges to seal.
Place long seam down on cookie
sheet sprinkled with cornmeal.
Repeat with second half of
dough. Cover: let rise In warm
place, free from draft, until
doubled In bulk, about l 'h
hours.
· 7. Bake In a preheated 350°F.
oven 45 to 60 minutes or until
done. Meanwhile, combine com·
starch and cold water. Cook 1
minute over medium heat, sttrr·
Ing constantly. As soon as bread
Is baked, brush cornstarch mix·
ture over top of loaves. Re1um
bread to oven and bake 2 or 3
mloutes Jonger Oil untll glaze Js
set. Remove from pans and cool
on wire racks. Moku 2 looua
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boil 25 minutes or until all wat.er is absorbed.
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remove meat from pan and pour off moat ol fat.
Addcelery. onion and~ lf!l'IVPning fat in .,.an and cook~ . . Add rice, ,
aded u~ aod ~cup of the almond& t.o
vept.ables (reserve remainder for pi!iiab)~ MD: J
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··ORDER IN THE COURT!
WE SPEAK OF LOVE ••• ''
Judges have uttered many words on the subject
of love and wedded bliss. Herewith. a Valentine's Day
sampling of comments &om the courts.
You just may find a Valentine's Day
message in the quotat10ns that foUow
The words are those of judges. Whether
rhe sentiments strike you as outmoded,
wise or whimsical. all have a common
(Jlessage· forebear. forgive. c~e.
Forgive, urged Lord St~.D 250 years
ago. for "If people many with the extniva-
gant expectatiOn that an are lo be halcyon
days. the husband, conceiving that all ls to
be authority with two, and the wlff that all
Is to be acxommodation to her, everyone
knows how that must end; but If they
come together with the reflection that, not
bringing perfectiOn In themselves. they
may have no right to expect it on the other
side there Is a high probability that hap-
piness will result."
Why do so many couples who love each
other fight half the time? Because they do
not realtze that "a happy marriage Is
dependent not only on love ol the good
but forgiveness of the bad." said the Penn·
sylvania Supreme Court.
Should a husband say he Is wrong even
when tW? Is right? Yes, because "the mar·
riage contract requlra the parties to make
concessions. Married llfe Is made up of
compromises, and each spouse Is expect·
ed to submit to his or her mate's ordinary
lnflrmltles of nature." said the Missouri
Court of Appeals.
Should couples pu1 off ttD tomorrow
quarrels they can thrash out today? Yes.
beause "ttme wiO heal many estrange-
ments and bring together many whom
temporary feelings have aBenatcd," said
the Kansas Supreme Court. •
Should a hutiband try to outshout his
shouting wife? No . "M should tempn her
temper with alJ the genttllty and ldndnas
due ftom a husband to a mcmbe of hb
family. espedally his wtfc." said the Ken·
tud<y Coun of Appeals.
Not should wives and husba~ teream
loud enough for the MJghbon to Mar be-
caUM "unity and conc:otd canflOt long con·
ttnue after family confldcnca are shared
Joee Schott. CMilhor of Vou Be the Juc:tp, ..,,...
Oft~~
with the neighbors," said the Wisconsin
Supreme Court.
Should a henpecked husband k«s> a di·
ary ol hls wife's falllts to prove how right
he is? No, said the West Vlrgtnia Court of
Appeal$ quoting Shakespeare to admon-
ish the husband. A wife should not be
"ch~ed like a bondsman; all her faults
observed, set In a notebook; learned and
conned by rote, to am Into her teeth!" The
Maryland Court ol Appeals also quoted
Shakespeare to advise a husband to go
back after hls angry wife Oldered him out
ol the hoUK. In such dn::umstances, the
judge said, he should have recourse "to
tricks to tame a shrew and charm her chat·
tertng tongue ...
The Montana Supreme Court addre55ed
that oge-~ plaint: "Why don't husbands
Uve 'up to their promber' An5Wered the
court: "Because, as Shake:spure said: 'AD
lovers swear more pafonnance than they
are ab&e ... vowing more than the pafec·
Hon of 10. and discharging less than the
tenth part of one.'"
Why should husbands stand for more
abuse from their wives than vice versa?
Because "more things bother women than
men," opined the Utah Supreme Court
But should a wife who runs away with
another man be allowed to come back?
Yes. becauw "It Is common knowledge
that In the last few yean a good many wo·
men who have become bored with the du-
ties and responsibilities of the home have
abandoned their husbands and children
f°' the bright lights, and many have found
they made a fatal mistake," declared the
S\\pmne Court of Washington.
Nor should one marriage partner be un-
happy because he °' she loYes the other
mace than the other loves him or her. said
the Kentucky Coun of Appeals since
"greater ~lness IS derived &om loving
than from being loved."
Must a man forgo his evening cocktails
because his wife makes a fool of ~If
when she drinks? Yes. because "a strong
man ought to reUnquish the same appetite
for a drink he as.ks the ~ale woman to give
up," said the Mk:hlgan Supreme Court .
.. Always be the first lo kiss and make
up," urged a Kansas )udge. "Words can h.
as auei as blows. yet ft does not foGow that
every use of angry words Is cruel. If tt wae
so, matrimonial bonds would have but IJttle
strength: t°' how meny couples are able to
Jive together without IOfnetimc grievously
wounding each other's feelings?" And ln
ttw words of a .Mls9ouri judge, "Otsagree-
marts occur ewn betwea good men and
women who, by pradldng f«cburance,:
do. on t.he whole, get along weU togcthef
But whcrt al la seki and dorw. what wlD
make any woman happy?"l.ovc," <Mclared
1be Washtngton Supmne Court. "With It
she wll bear any burden. forglv• ony
wrong and her heart wt8, be light through
aD misfortune." And the same can r111
be Mid for any man -doubled. ILi
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HOW IMPORTANT ARE
OUR PETS TO US?
Very, says one~ who maintains that,
among other things. they can play a vital role in the
emotional health of a family.
To find out how pe~ a/feet oor ltua,
FAM/l Y WEEKLY fnU!rvlewed Dr. Bruce
Max Feldmann. dl~ct« of the pet clinic
ond /ecturn In noturol ruourcet at the
University of CallfOITllo aJ &rkelt>y. ~ al·
JO Is adulser on ue~rlnory medlc:fne and
pet populodon /M the Animal Prot.ecdon
lmtitUU? of America.
fMJJ..Y WErlu.v: Whot roles do pets play
In people's bva?
Or. f«WmaRo: Allowing their owners lo
love and feel loved may be the greatest
role pets play In our lives. One key nrason
peopie own pets Is to fulfltl thtt need fOf a
friend. A pet Is a faithful, Intimate. non-
competitive and non)udgmental friend.
fW: You've ju.st detcr1bed a pet as "non-
)udgmentaf' and "noncompetitive." These
are words that also could describe a family
countelof °' thetapW(.
DI. f .: The famJ)y dog could be con·
sidered a kind of family ther8plst. And
there are special rewards for having a pet
prov,kle "l.lve·ln" th~ Owner·pet love
has virtually no risks for the owna. FOt" ex-
ample, anger rMymoreeastly bcexprased
to ooe·s pet then to another penon.
FW: In what other ways may a pet contd>-
ute to Us owneT's health and emotional
weU-betng?
DI. f.: Pets provide comfort and security
against lntn.aden, bwglan, daricnesa.
physbl attack, bcndom and, perhaps
most lmpoftant. lonellneu. Contemporary
todety -wtth lb high geographic mobility
and rap\d, often bewtldcrtng. changes -
can lead to feelings of social bo&atton. Pets
aho encour.. phystcal acttvtty: p&aytng
with Of walldng our pets pnMda many of
ua with uerdle we wouldn't ctherwtM get.
FW: Do pets play an Important role In cre-
ating better human retadonl?
Or. F.: 0.ftnttely. Pets arc facdftaton and
c:.talysb In human relattonahlpt. Paalng
dog w.Jlcn often achangs p&asantria
«engage In conilelsatlon about thetr com-
mon lnNrat -dogs. A~ im.rat In
petS m.kes tt.m • M6t tubtect to talk
about In almost any 90dal lltualion, how-
CW!l' tense or awtcward. Waldng, fading
and cartng for the pd alto W.VC family
menlbets a safe way~ ttlate.
FW: Is there any symbolk: meaning In the
types of pm peop&e CN1n?
Dr. F.: Yes. Pets can be mentions of how
tha owners ..,. themtdva or would like
to be seen: swtft, athlak, physkalty wel-
propordooed. mascullne. femfntnc, In-
telligent, c:Wver. courageous. nus tmage
can be ego-boosting and may help offset
fttllngs of Inadequacy. Training and con·
trolling a pet can be an exercise of power
that enhances OWMI' self-<:0nRdcnce.
FW: Doesn't tnllntng actually weaken a
dog's spirtt?
Dr. f .: No, not at all. Training helps a dog
settle Into a secure role with lb owner.
Dogs are probably padc animals by In·
stinct. In which case they would be btologl-
cally Pf<9Ammed to be subcwdinat. to a
padc leader. As a pack animal It would be
natural for a dog to be obedient toward
~peck leaden" (owners) In the houscho&d.
In this sense. too, pets can be a corner-
sto ne In the healthy development of a
dUld. By betng the ~of tratnlng, a pd
C4ll teach a chl)d raponstbtllt\I. Pet
behavior has limits that must be set '°' (not
by) the pet; observing and heJptng to set
such Umtts may enable a chOd to appred·
ate and more rudlfy ecoepC the prlndple
ol bmlts on the chdd's own behavklt.
fW: How el$e does a pd Influence a
child's ~owth and development?
Dr. f .: By bemg an actl\le and physlca)
playmate, a pet may help release pem·up
energy and tension. A physlcdy «ttw
chlld Is leM bbty to be tense and radaa.
A pet. by Its.dear and dtrcct raponses.
may ~ teach a child that betng lowd
and gtvlng love go hand ln hand and that
abuJe or neglect raults In avoidance and
nii)ection. And a pet can he)p educate a
child to undentand nature.
FW: You aho have stated that peca can
help parents be.come moN effective In
child· rearing.
DI. F.: That's true. A pet can allow paten·
tie! parents to upatcnce aspec:ts of par·
enthood through prac::tidng the nurtwtng
P'OCCIS and uperielldng the rauJts ~
foH their chUdten anr born. A pet alto can
be a penna.nent surrogate chOd to t0rne
chOdless couples.
FW: Accon:llng to your raearch, then.peta
actually heip ml1bont of people -young
and old -c::opc with life In our comp&ex
contelTlp(lQI y IOde1y.
DI. f .: Unquatk>nably. The ma)of role
pets play In th.tr owners' 8va Is • ther•
pcutk: one. By their very nature,.,. en-
courage edlW partldpaffon In We ntther
than peutvc obMrva&n. Pm 8l.llgment
~ nibustnw, ~and 9UMYel ·
In Iha owncn' ha. And lt"'V 1111
love end fOl'ghle uncondldonally. ..
Fnmn ms in the bigblands d
Guatemala in a one.room hut with
dirt floors and DO sanitary facilities.
Labor there is so ~P that. for men
like Froilan's father, bard work and
lo.lg OOtlJ'8 still mean a tife of poverty.
But now tife is~ !or Froilan.
. this
Her name? We don't know. We bind
her w3IJder'q the strflds d a large
city in South America. Her mother
is a beggar. What will become of
this little girl? No one kmws. In her
muntry. she's just one ci ~
doomed to povaty.
The world is full of children like these who desperately
need someone to care, like the family who sponsors Froilan
It costs them $15 a month, and it helps give Froilan
so very much. Now he eats regularly. He gets medical care.
He goes to school Froilan writes to his spon~rs and they
write to him. They share something very special.
Since 1938 the Christian Children's Fund has helped
hundreds of thousands of children But so many more need
your help. Become a sponsor. You needn't send any money
now-you can "meet" the child assigned to your care first
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PFAIPLE QUIZ/By John E. Gibson
Does a truthful person look you in the eye when talking?
Do trustworthy people share personality characteristics?
BOW TO IDENTIFY
AN HONEST MAN
lRUE OR FALSE?
I . The person who ~ his mnarb
wilh "to teD you the honest truth" is usually
100.pe?Cent trustworthy. He prides himself
on his complete honesty and emphasizes
the fact In his speech.
2. When a penon Is being untruthful. his
eyes ~en give him away.
3 . ~ are certain penonallty charac:ter-
lstics that tend to go hand in hand with
honesty and trustwonhlne11.
4 . People who try to deceive others by at·
tempting to pass themselves off as some-
thing they're not are playing a losing game
-even If they are SUCGessful.
5. In most cases a person who Is teDtng the
truth wiU look you In the eye while he's
talking to you, but If he's not being truthful
he's hMJy to i.t his eyes wander, and you
won't be able to hold his gaze.
6. Honesty Is always the bat poky.
ANSWERS
1. Fabe. In studies conducted by psychla·
trist Sandor S. Feldman on what manner-
isms of speech reveal about us, It was
shown that the person who is gtven to the
use of the phrase "to td you the honest
truth" Is quJta likely to take liberties with
the buth at such ti.mes when It may seem
expedient to him.
!. True. According to the results of studies
of deception and Its dfect on eye-pupd sa.
conducted at Munay S~e Untvas1ty
(Kentucky) on undergraduates, "during
the period of tlme In which subtecta were
rapondlng deceptively (to questtonlng)
their pupfls were dilated slgniftcandy more
than when they rapond4kf truthfu»y."
3. T~. A Pennsylvania State Unlvcrstty
study, which provtded fOf the explcwatlon
and measurement of trustworthlne11 and
~s administered to men and women aub-
)ecb, conduded that "In general, It seems
that trustwofthy people ere best detai>ed
as lldivc, putldpattv•. nonlmpulllve,
~and stable."
'· T~. Pretending to be something you',. not 61 llMly to produce Inner con-
flcts and negglnQ Id-doubts, raulllng In
ec:ut• persondty pioblem9. In thttr study
evaluating the findings of leading research-
ers. lnve:stigatOfS from the University ot
Utah, Vandett>IJt UnlversJty and Gcotge
Peabody College po6nt out: .. Al a <X>n5e·
quenoe of continually trying to p-esent a
false pictuTe of oneself to othen, OUT self.
Image becomes less euthentk:, and It be-
comes lncreaslngly dJfflcuJt for us to dlstin·
gu!sh that which we are from that which
we are trying to convince others we are."
5. Folse. Acxonitng to stud~ on fJ!f!
Contact While Lvlng During on /n~rulew,
conducted by a team of Western Washing·
ton State College behavioral scientists, In-
teresting diffeNnca between men and
women subjects were shown. It was found
that "male subject$ looked Into the eyes of
females iongeJ' while lying than when
truthful, but the males looked Into the eye.
of males about the same time under both
lying end truthful conditions." On the
other hand, It was found that the female
subjects loobd Into the eyes of subfeds of
both sexes longer whUe tying than when
teDing the truth. And odler studies are
cited suggesting that eye contact Is actuaUy
a fonn of soda! behavior rclokd to lylng. It
would sum that people engaged In dilut-
ing the truth tend to bend owr backwards
to a11o&d the shifty-eye syndrome, long as-
sociated In many peop&.'1 minds wtth the
practice of prevaricating.
6. Fa!N. Psyc:hdogJc:aJ studia conducted
by investigators from Colorado State Unl-
wnlty. Oklahoma 8apttst lJnJverstty and
the Uniwrsity of Califomla analyzad nm-
dom conversations under vartous situa-
tions. The results "show that not only arc
forms of deception tr.quently employed,
they are_ necessery. even mandatoty ...
land that) In everyday convasatton, hon-
esty is "°' always the best polk:y." Ea·
ams*s: a husband may say to hts spouM,
"You're rqlJy doing a nice Job of MWlng
up the pents, .. whan lf he were to be truth·
ful he would say, .. Your lh/tng looks ~
PY and rncMy." And, of coone, he'd be In
the WM JOit of trouble that a dbgrUntled
~ would be II he puled out al the
ltopt and told hte be. truthfuly f!lll
what he thought ol him. ..
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WITH DOCTOR'S AMAZING "COFFBB-OFF'' PROGRAM
FOR CUP-TO-CUP WEIGHT-LOSS/
Think ot 111 You ectually alp your ai>«>et!t• to
•lfttJ fw llou,. at a time -alp yourutt
llltnlMr ~pful to c:uptul -talt• your FINAL
STEP TO LIFETIME SLIMNESS with Ille new
"Corr...otr• way to a brand ,,.. 'body I
8o effectlw, YOU LOSE up to I OOUnda Ille
~ nm WMkef\d -LOSE up lo 12 pound• Of
bolt\ !Md and t.t In )lat 14 de.ya -LOSE •
111\ICh la 20 -30 -40 -POUNDS-t>R EVEN
MOftE ..• (Md -........... .., llM ,...
el ,.. •). aa medlc:&I tc:lence ahowa you how
lo tum Of'dln11ry c:olfee or tM Into the moat
"DYNAMITE" FAT-MELTING aid you've _,
aMnlnyourUfe.
UKa TU"NtMO UP Alt UbtU FU"NACI
THAT IMNNKS YOUR 900ra 'AT CD.La
-aTMTtMQ THE VERY AMT DAYI
Ju.I 80 HC:onda from now you are CJC>lng lo
dlllc:Oftf llow to take your morning c:up of c:olt"
. . . dro0 In What appean to be en orcffnary
MIOW<Ube ••• and laundl yourM!f on Ille 11\MI
lnc:~ble FAT-BURNING SPREE YoU"9 _,
lleerd of. YH, • journey to 'llletlme allmMSa' ao
tanwtlc:, tllat Juat • f-ll>of1 w..U after uelng
lhfa doc:tor'a amuJne "~· ~t-loea
PfOClrMI ,oc.t'll ~ly find younett 5 -10 -
15 ~ llgtrt# ... your belt alu t -2 -3
notchee tlgMerl S.C.U.. '°' IN llnt time ff1
your llfe )'OU are going to win INST ANT CON·
TROl owr your appettte •.. bec:ome lta muter
INtud of Ila •law ••• ac:tually SWITCH OFF
that maddening urv• fol food kif llou,. •t • time
. . . u you watc:h your waletllne ehrlnll ltHlt
down "1 • _. • a tull .U. Ill ,_. a ._.,.. --· M HOURS-• .. I '°'1-GONal
.. HOURS -.... t POU11Da QONal
AND TMAn ~ THE NGUllltNGI
Just think ot IU Onllnery c:OffM Of te9 eucj.
denly tranetormect Into a tana.uc ~llm-
&Ill c -• Wl.LNllll •
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111lng aid tMt no1 only het,,_ )'OU mett eway Is
muc:h u 12 poundt the fl,.t 2 -k• -but even
tnore'amulng, help• you;
L081'IPto4 to I.._.. off fOW ..........
LOSI •to 2 to 1 IMMe ell J'OUf ttlpa
LOA•tollllcMeeffrow ......
LOU 'IP to 4--. off,._ buboctie
LOSe. to ...... eff,.. ••1:ctt
all wftn<xrt • m~ of torturoue diet -without
• momMI of boltal. puniehlng exerclM -with-
out b.:ttJlng }'OUr wlllpower or fighting oft gnaw-Ing ~1
,_ A CWfUI. If ClffH C• ... , am MOUU OF "UGUID WIU.POWEr
1-ple .. ly "-'""' -.n.et. only ,_
IOCleltt•-llOt "°"' ...... 1
Moat ejgnlflcant ot ell, 1a long aa you follow
thla medically Pf0¥9rl "CoffM.Ofr fir.time alltn-
-prog,.,.,, )'OV ac:tvaltr becOtN ......, ... ........ ~,_ ... ,....,,_ .. _
.._. "JOU'\le been ~ly 0¥91W91oht for an your aduh tit•.
llOW A ~ OF IUllNIA
WJTNOUT A llOllDrT fW GNAMNG HUlifGbt
How c:an medic.al eclenoe mau ttlla ltf4rtlme
drNm c-true? lt'a .tmple. Beca-. -of
Antertea·a teedlng -toht•loQ apec:lall•ta llM
flnally found a wey lo take ordinary con" or i.a
..• and comrert h Into • wonctroue new llJnd o1
rat-fighting aid ltlat SHUTS Off EVEN A RUN-
AWAY AP9ETITE. OH COMMAHOI v ... IMdlcal
IC*'°9 ha finelly lound • wey to \aka ~
c:of'IM or tee and actually ~ ~ to STOP
on CM epoc ... !MM ~ pcMlnd:I and lnc:hel d~ from light eo c.t ... that In Just 10
d•re lime you wlll llms>fY. ,_UM ao tlelle¥9 your
b.:ttlroom acale-and In I~ a -n..r of WMb
you may actually need a bfenct new wardrobe!
YOU'ltl' alWC.Y lUMllO Of'F '000 '°" H0UWa AT A TIME
The name of tNe dOctof'a WOl\droua "eon.
Otr" way 10 Lifetime SllfllMM la "F'IJU.•STOP".
beCaUN that'a just wflat lflf9 IMdlc:ally-PfOYen
tlim-c:ube lom11,1l1 cloee -.,.... ......... ,...
..., ........ a-..AIUIT~,._ ... ..
tracbl v ... aceoJdlng 10 medical e.qler1a Juel ona "FUll·STOP~ Mitn-cub9 In a ~ of eon.a
or IH 1uina off ~our appetite INSTANT\.Y • 11
11 &Uddenly went1 to ateep. You elfllPY haft no
dfflre to eet tor hou,. on encl • • . even if all
your Ille you've been c:urMCI wilt! • non-slop
appelile. In l•c:t. so •tt.cllve le thla "willpower·
ln..•cube" you may actually haw to c:ontc:loully
remind ~,...,, IO Mt -wtllofl the doc:tor
lntiats on -In order lo prevent TOO Muc+i
WEIGHT-LOSS. TOO FAST!
Now. jua1 think whal Ulla grMt MW cstv.l~
ment mean•. It all your llfe you've had to IM:tt,.
your appe1l1e and attugole with your willpower!
DMe.r'e "LIQU1D-W1Ll.POWllr DftRL.OPMPT
.... , ...... I
II meane ttlat IMtMd of baatJng lhoM IMel-
tlme oano• ot hunge, ..• flghting tN:t maooen-
ing urge tor food . . . you simply reecll tor a
"FVLL STOP'' •llrn-c:labe lna&ead or llttel'llng
food Ind "alp your •pPetlte to aleep" with ttll•
doctor"a amulng ku~a-day "Coll .. -Off" -Y
to AUTOMATIC WEIGHT-C .. OSS. ~. )ual
Ille• water tum• orr ttllnt, lnc:fectible "FVU·
STOP" ellnw:u.bet ewltc:h oft hunger AUTd-
MATICAll Y 111 day long! Down goew your ap-
petlt-down go the calorlea -and ~ goea
Your weight •.. with a f'Ulhl
~ COMTROL OF YOUR
APNT1Ta nw.L.Y YOUM-~
YOU Mil MOW NaT DA'ft AWAY"'°"
YOUR '1MT IT9 lO ~ auMltUal
So It you went to &IP YOURSElf SllM wilt\
thla doctot'a amazing ooffee de¥11°""*'' ... II
you W#lt IO melt ~ po""4ie and Inc.tin
STARTING THE VE'RY FIRST DAY .•• U YoU
want to try lhla eicc:ltlng IMdlcal~ eon-
~ ttl« comblnn both • doc1or'• eclenUflc
dewlop!Mnt and hla tul~tton eating pro-
grwn that inallee llr.tllne l~ty ao tee not 1
hope IMll • llYlng ,.alhy •.• then talc• ~&age
of the ~ offer daacrllled .,.,.,, v ... ac:t
now. on guaranlM of tuU MOafac:tlon or lllOney
ref""'*' lft tull (~ poetaoe & handling).
Simply retwn within 10 cleya.
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ARMOUR'S ARMOURY Smttty said JYmpathctlcaly to his
PICTURE TAKEN
Photographs of me all show
Some things I'd /Ult as soon not
know.
In Jog some things, more than o
Jew.
I'm ob.soJutelv sure aren't true
I'm not that lined, I'm not that Jot.
I swear I'm not the least like
that ....
Much as I hate such
photographs.
AU mode. it's plain to see. for
laughs.
Whal hurts me more. what spoils
my day,
la if you come right out ond say
And yet expect me still to~ vou ·
"Whv. that's o perfect lilcerwu of
vour
-Richard Armour
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I~ •;J~. ··-·. ' . -('"'' ~ .i.·~ . ,~ • . ~ J . . -.. -"~
friend. "I was tony lo hear your
wtfe nm bff with your gArdener."
"Oh, M the ~d answered, "It's
an O.K. I was going to fin? that
guy anyhow " -John Conwov
One good thing hos come out of
mounting medk:ol COili: lhev'ue
cured o lot of hvpochondno.
-Fronk/In P. Jona
AJST CHECKING, FOU<S
"Dear Mom and Dad," a young
college student wrote home to
his family. "I haven't heard from
you In nearly a month. P\eaaesend
a check so that l'U know you're
all right." -Fronk Flanders
Mv nelghb« }ull got oot of the
stock market with o smo// for·
tune: un/ortunotelv. he went Into
It with o large one. -Al Bou
OBSERVATION: Mental acttvtty
must peak between the ages ol 5
and 17. At 5, a person know5 all
the questions. At 17, he knows
au the aruwen.
-Martin A Rogoway
~ nlttst tiring about eotlng left·
oueni Is the knowledge thol
yoo'ue already aurvlved eodng
them~. -EdUIOf'd Allen
Collecton' Set
tffn!'s an opportunity to own
some 1CMCe coins -two pre·
1938 buffalo nickels and an In-
dian head P«f'ny Issued before
1908. A short supply limits this
offer to one set to a customer.
You also will receive a catalogue
of U.S. and fontlgn coins and
paper money In America.-Send
name. address, zip and $1 to Lit·
tleton Coln Co., Dept. XS·28.
Littleton. N.H. 03561.
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"Professional
Burnout" -And
How To Avoid It
Do you feel sometimes as though your
job Is a dead end? Do you wake up In the
momlng, think about the mountain of
housework to be tackled and suddenly fHI
ellhausted? If so. you may be suffering
from "professional burnout," a syndrome
which can strike businessmen, housewives
and students aUke.
What ls burnout? Boston Univ. prof.
LeRoy Spanlol describes It es "a sense of
dead-endedness. a feeling that you have
nowhere to go, that nothlng new Is hap-
pening " It may be accompanied by such
symptoms as weariness, lrrltablllty.
migraines and backaches.
Spanlol says that burnout occurs be-
cause people Ignore their own needs by
trying to be SjSartan, literally working until
they drop. His colleague, Shulamlt Teck,
dlt. of the Eastern Institute for Group and
FamUy Therapy. says. "We have to recog-
nlz.e that grown-ups need nurturing, too.
whether It's havtng a pleasant lunch or
decc.xating their workspace."
Spanlol says that other ways of combat·
Ing burnout range from exercising to set·
ting wnslble work goals to talking out
problems with people who cao help rather
than bottling up frustrations.
Using The Arts To
Train Health
Practitioners
What do dance. music. drama and Alt
have to do with training health practttton·
en? A lot, says Or. Dennis Carlson, codl-
rectOf of a pk>oeering program at the
Johns Hopkins Univ. School of Health
Services. The philosophy of the pogram,
which Carlson directs along with Ms. Geri
Berg, It that studying the humanities Is a
c:rltkal pert of training health usodates
and nurses to undentand patients as hu-
nran beings rather than as )ust people with
various physical problems.
"Humanities are essential because they
help pectttlonen see the patient as a per·
50f\ and because the relationship between
practitioner and patient Is an Important
part of the treatment." says Carlson.
"We're not saying that humanttta alone
will make a person a good prectttlonCT, but
we feel there's a better chance he will be
able to empathl.M and be sympethetlc.
"For Instance," he continua. "we have
a drama course In which the students
study faml}y dynamics within the work ol
contemporary American playwrights and
examine how lhe COflCl'pl.t might be ap-P'ed to the fa mlBa they will be N«tng."
• FAMILY WEEKLY
Th• N~P« ltl~,,.
fl'ruldt ut Md,..,....,_ Monon Fran11
Elteciutlft v., ....... Dncw
Patrletl M. Untlley
b tctltM ~Scott 0.0-
1n me
NAIAD
Why PeQple Send The Valentin~ They Do
The old tong, "My Funny Valenttne,"
may not be too far off the mark. says a
Brigham Young Univ. psychologist. After
taking a poll of single and married 1tudents
rangtng In age from 18-51 al the Provo.
Utah, unlve:rslty. Dr. Rkhard R. Wootton
says that today's most popular cards seem
to fa.D Into the categones of "modem fun·
ny" or "sarcast1c funny," with old-fash-
ioned lacy cards tralllng far behind.
Wootton thinks the populartty of funny
valenrtnes Is due to their doubla-cdged
nature -because they're humorous, they
can express a love message without com·
mlttlng the sen<Wt. "A lot of times people
Mediating Marital
Disputes
Arbltrators, who've been settling dis-
putes for buslneSf, labor unions and other
organizations for years, are bringing their
skills to another aru -marital disputes.
For the past several months, the American
AtbttraUOn Ass'n. has been tralnlng med._
ators to negotiate amlc6ble separations as
part of itJ famUy-dlspute seMc.e program
and Is now ready to openite nationwide.
Josh Stulbetg, the coordinator of the as-
sodaU<>n's community disputes MtVlces
program. says that the medlatOf has an
advantage because his task Is working with
both parties: "It's easier to draw up an
agreement that both parties can live with
43 oppoHd to the lawyer who acts as an
advocate for his own clk?nt."
In addition to minimizing btttemess that
can result &om the advenary system. the
mediator has another ace up his sleeve.
"Since they're working wtth both parties."
My& Stulbetg, "medlaton c.an teD people
things that It's lmpoalble to say In a tradi-
tional attomey-dlent reletlonship -like
you're being unreatonablc."
Although the pogram's PUJPOM Is to
negotiate separation agreements, there
have been casa In which mediation has
bun IO succasful In avoiding acrimony
that the coupla recondJed.
are afraid to come Oght out and say things.
and so they're safer sending this type of
card." says Wootton. "If the recipient takes
the mcsuge the right way. fine, and If he
doesn't, you can always say, 'Oh, I didn't
realty mean that anyway."'
Who Hndt anonymous valentines?
Wootton seys that assde from the smaJl
number of people who send sarcastic cards
to enemies, anonymous valentines are
sent either by people who can't expess
their love any other way or by playful Ind!·
Wiuals who "get • kkk out of wondering
what the other penon Is thinking when he
gets the card."
How To Handle
Radio-Television
Interference
Problems
If you've ever attempted to kkk your
television Mt because the pctUN dllsolYed
Into a blizzard at a crucial moment, help Is
at hand. The Federal Communlcalk>ns
Commission. which eJCpeCU to receive
over 100,000 complaints thlt year about
Interference, has wrttten a new booklet
with suggested home rernedtes.
For 11\lhlnce, you can lnstal a "high
pass" filter on th« a:nttnna wires at the
back of your televtsion lo help eliminate In·
terlerence from CB radios. ,.
For more home remedies as weU as a dl-
m:tory of local sourca for assistanee, send
Sl.50 to Consumer Information Center,
Dept. 051F, Pt.ict*>. Colo. 81009foryour
copy of RadJo. 7V /~n°' Ptobl.ms.
Quick Takes How.,......._. .. fO'll ~
tloD? The st~ no longer
will have to loee ~ over whether
they're keeping up, thanks to an ocxu-
patlonal pestlge ICBle developed by a
UC~ pofeseor. Doctors ranked high-
est In prestige, followed by lawyers and
dentists; welfare 1«Jplents haw the
lowest ratings. The scale rates steward-
esses hlghet than poAcemen and ac-
countants above clergymen. And po-
fessors? They're at the top of the list -
tied wtth physldans.
What ..... ow. people.....,...
at? Not wealth but health. reports an
Ohio~. Alta heaath. the !Pat
morale booster .. .atvtry.
N. Y.C. etn>phena e _, LA.
& •• .,,.... ....... mot.,.... tt.
but getting to work lln't a long has.lie
for most worXft'S. The average worker
needs only 15 minutes to commute to
the job says a n•w Roper poD. The poD
also reports that Northeastemers have
longer commutes than Westemeis and
that black workers must travel almost
t\l/k4l • long to get to their )obs as thetr
whh counterperts. Mo-.,. watesbeclil? The answer
may surprise you. These days, the
average waterbed buyer ls likely to be a
l>year-dd family man. And wateT-
beds are no longer limited to the c:oun·
terculture. Industry executives sey In
Calif. almost 15 % of the population
5'eeps on the beds.
BIRTHDAYS (all Aquarlus) Sanct., -
Lome Greene 63: Alice Rooeeveh Long-
worth 94. M~ -Kim Novak 45;
George Segal 42: Carol Lynley 36; Beu
Truman 93; Peter Tork 34. THeday -
Carl Bemstetn 34; John Warner 51: HuQh
Downs 57. Wed....s., -Marita Ber•n-
IOl"I 31; ClaJre Bk>om 47; Cesar Romero
71: Leonard Woodc.ock 67. lllllndlly -
Edgar Bergen 7~; Brian Bedford 41: Son·
ny Bono 38. FltideJ -Hal Hobook 53;
Alan Bates 44; Maigare:t Truman 54;
Marian Anderson 76. ~ -Yoko
Ono 45; Gecxge Kennedy 53; Jeck Palance
58; Helen Gurley Brown 56. Mb For·
man 46; Bat Cullen 58.
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TV WEEK, FEBRUARY 12, 19711
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In 1 house which is too big, too cumber-. too heavily tued, and 1u•t plain too much to t1lr.t Ol'f of. The
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Led m Miu o.eus a Did ¥11 DP• ID OMa!
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childhood incident 1nvolv1n1 lamed
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hnder World HnV)•t1aht C111m
pion Muhammad AJ1 vs leon Spin~.
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tl11mpt0n Danny lopt1 ~ Da~rd
Kotey, I!> round lllle match and a
th11d m1to1 bout lo be announced
live from las 'l'eeu. Nev
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h"'1W1 Wed
Heavyweight Champion Muhammad All (top) pui. his titte
on the line against young, unbeaten Leon Spinks (bottom)
In a bole Ing special on CBS w.dnetlday at SPM, 11\oe from Laa
V9gas, Nev
P ... 5
TRAGEDY
and HOPE
"The Great Wallendas," bastd on the story of one of the most
' spectacularly wccessful, traeedy·stricken American Circus
families, 111s as the NBC Movie of the Week. Sunday from 7 to
9PM. The drama stars Lloyd Bndees. Britt Ekland, Cathy Rigby,
Taina El&. John Van Oreelin. Ben Fuhrman, Travis Hudson, Bruce
Ornstein, 8111 Sadler, Stephen Farr, Isa Thomas, Michael McGuire
and Casty Rius. Dramatic h1ghli&hts of the film include the
perfOfmance. for the first time in 14 years before a hve audience,
of a daneerous h1eh·wire act that propelled the Wallendas into
international lame, and the re·creation by motion.picture
stuntmen of the troup's tra11c fall from the h1gh·wire 1n 1962.
Bridges stars as Carl Wallenda, shown recru1tine and trainin1 s11
other hi&h·wire artists, including members of his own family, to
perfect and perform a dauline seven·person flyine pyramid. The
act performed from the late 1940's throueh the early 60's thnlled
m1lhons of spectators. Performances of the Wallenda Pyramid
ended abruptly in Detroit, M1chiean on Jan 30, 1962, when two
members of the family were killed and one other was permanently
paralyzed 1n a tragte m1d·act accident.
Paul Winfield and Cicely Tyson star as the Rev Martin Luther
Kine Jr. and his wife Coretta, in "Kine," a fatt·based NBC World
Premiere Movie airine in three parts, Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday from 9 to l lPM each night. The drama follows the career
of the civil nghts leader whose non·violent movement achieved
national stature and international prominence before he was
assassinated. Co-starrin& are Ossie Davis, Roscoe Lee Browne, Art
Evans. Ernie Banks, Howard Rollins, Wilham Jordan and Cliff
OeYouna. Tony Bennett. Julian Bond and Ramsey Clark make
special cameo appearances and Or. Kine's four children are also
featured.
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SUNDAY
f(UUARY 12
MORNING
* lndiutes an Adwrtisement
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0 Dir ol DtKOVtry D J hB ),)Grul 611pe Aj)f 0 Ru H11111blrd
li IUlltS 1ftd Ans .. rs m Mowie: c "Wll1sthn& In
Broottrn" (com) 43 Rtd S~tlton
Ann Ruthtrl04 d
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P ... 7
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rifJ U.S. far• bplf't m &rut l'trflflMll(ts m a..11d Ctfo/(n u lll1111do
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Dttert Goll Classic F1nal 1ound pl11
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Grand Bahamil Islands
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fn S,ri11sfield lnltrn.tiollll T tMis
CJusic (Zhr) fon;ils covmae from
the Cmc Ctntt1 1n Spi1n&l1eld. Mass
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2:00
D TIM lie V111ty
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m Voice tf CllYlry
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n Cuba from Havana
-2:30-
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Mar1aret le11hton
fB lalbtliall Alhletu n
Pepptrdine m HoHywood Chet
3 :00 fl (Clll CD) (I) Ch1llt1111 of the
Sua D 0 ([) D llll SPortsWerld
NBC Sports camms follow the
profess10nals to one of the s~11na
cap1t1ls ol North Americ. Aspen.
Colorado
II leiu•a .., Alias Slllitll IM ... ID "9 fair Slt11t c.,.I Mtllr
-3:15-
• CD CI.al (8 CJ)) A1C s..ts
llb1uint
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""" .. s,.ts St T11111MMt "Unlrl Amtnu .. A
phys1e1I fitness seamenl luturu
81lhe Jun 1\1"'· Or Joan Ullyot ind a
w1sil to a P11course emcise p10
~ aram Gem Lanae hosts
Cllll•lllMI ..
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4:00
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CD Mowle: rc 1 '1he Su11rllnd [I· '
press" (com) ·74 Goldie Hawn.
Michul Sacks
Q) Moyie: "A Haul o.,·, ff1chl"
(com) &S lhe Butles
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5:00
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D Slar Trtl
U Grut~luu
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turiOM" (dra) 12 Geor&e C Scott.
Stacy Kuch. lane Aluander. Scott
Wilson
riaJQll """ f1tl (j) Concern
((3) ([)) Championship flslll11& m lilttt Ille rreu
ei> 111 l"ursult of LiMrty m Tht Addams family
-5:30-
1) Alllmal World
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lii r() Mlnl·12
illl 8ltmall
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•VaNINQ
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(dr1) '68-Chll Robertson, Cl11re
Bloom
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lllolll" (susp) '69-Stelll Stevens.
Shelley Winters
Q) llowlt: CC) "four tor Tnu"
(com) '63-0ean Martin, frank
Sinatra
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ell "" OritlNb
-6:30-
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ID CJ) Diakltut
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mFf""
7:00
fl ((ll) CD (I) '° lliewtes
.. @CJ) m a SPECIAL ll'lt
GAit WllletM&n (2hr) Lloyd B11daes.
81111 Elland. Taina £1&. /ohn Vin
Oreehn, l:.1thy R1at>y. Ben Fuhrman
Bndaes and Ms Ekland star'" a fact
based drama about t~e spect"ular
but trt&IC career of one of Amema's
lll0$I famous circus f1mihes, known
10< oerlomln1 a seven.member prra·
mid on a h1&h wlre without ben1fil of
a salety net.
IV WEEK FEBRUARY 12 1978
'
AN ALlr1fEW SERIES OF ADVENTURES BEGINS TONIGHTI
With courage, with daring, they forged
the spirit of America I The continuing saga
of the unforgettable Macahan family, struggli
for honor and survival in the aid west.
Strang and passionate man and woman.
their lives fille_d with bravery
and romance, meeting the
challen11e of Iha
frontier wilderness.
Starring.
JAMES ARHESS as Zeb
FIONNULA Fl.ANAGAN
BRUCE BDXLEITNER
Special Guest Stars
LLOYD BRIDGES
HORST IUCKDU
MEI.FERRER
BRIAM KEITH CHRISTOPHER LEE
CAME1U1H MITCHELL
IUtAADO MONTALBAN
SPECIAL THREE HOUR PREMIERE!
98-ll:OOPMeD
SUN DAY (Con1inued)
IJ Ct l ®l ((211 (L) Har'7 Bo,s/
111110 O!tw Voodoo Doll Pirt I
Frank ind Joe mtti Nancy Drew
W01k1na undercover 1n New Orltans
du11n1 l1brdr Cru and the trro a"
cau&ht rn a smoke screen ol Voodoo. 0 "ANIMAL WORLD"
• COUW CUBS FACE
P'ERILS IN THE WILD
0 An11111t World
fl) Dnllll
tXJ llaboNI Geoc11plll< fD .,,.1 Herita11 Chlrln I
el)Wo, m Ru~ tor Your lrft
-7:30-
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{!!) Olle~U A Classic
8:00
D AU IN E FAMILY
• Arel! l Mth lnel
witll u cll other.
U (<f1J (1)) (J Alt In Ille h111ll7
TIWO s A Crowd When A1ch1t and
Mike are act1dentally l0<ked 1n the
storeroom ot Nchir s business. they
share a bolllt ol bundy and then
then deepest secrets•
U EPIC SAGA! * J1mu Amess Stml
"HOW THE WEST
WAS WON"
IJ 'TO (a CIJl ,llUllUE
How The Wat Wu Woll ()hr) James
Arness. Bruce 8oAle11ne1. Fionnula
nanaran Brran Keith Ricardo Mon
talban Lloyd Brrdeu Cameron
M11chell and Horst Buchholz A spe
Lral lhrte hour prem1ete presenta
lion ot lh1s new m rn depictine the
$.Ill ol an American lam1ly in the old
west followtnR the C1v1I Wat
0 SP'ECIAl "WHO TOLD
• THE HONEY8EE" AND
VANDEMAN P'EllSONAL
AP'P'EWNCE
0 It Is WrittH
CD Movie: !'tl (2hr) "Tht lie·
challic" (drO ·72 Charles Bronson
Ian Mrchael Vmttnt
Q) Sa111 Yortr Sllow
fB Variety
ff lr1 Cone.en l he Beatles
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D llhoda/Nk• 1irls dOlll
• cheat OI do thtJ~ Valerie Huper stirs.
U ((l!J (}]) ([J Rho41 Rhod1
1nd Brenda tnroll 1n • booHeep1n1
class rn night school rn 1n ett011 to
increase then earn1n1 capacity
O A blind boy le1rns * to live a11in. "Come Walk ~he World"
St.an M0011e1ham, host u c.. w ... t1lt World
Cl Oney I Goli.lfl m v. rletJ 1111o-rie m o.tr biy
9:00 U ((11) (})) llovle. tCJ
(.2hrlS.) '"'llK'' (1dv) 76-Burt
Reynolds Lauren Hutton, lick
Weston Jwy Reed. Alice Choslley
Reynolds slars u rtbel moonshiner
GalOI McClusky who-wrlh the aid ol
a femme reporter-aids lhe Oep1rt
menl of Justice rn ·aeltrnr the
roods" on • conupl poht1cal boss
•ho controls an ent11e county
The areal whale-feared. misunderstood and hunted almost to
ell1nchon for years-IS currently the center of worldwide environmen
lal concern and increasrna sc1en1tf1c cunosrty Sc1entiftc studies are
revealina that these aiants of the ocean are complex mammals with
stron& social bonds Some have even shown an unexpected interest in
people
The movin& storf of the whale, laraest creature ever to inhabit the
earth, un be seen Thursday al 8PM in the third documentary of the
new season of National Geo&raph1c Specials on KCET. Channel 28.
"The Creal Whales." Narrated by Aleiandet Scour by and hosted by
E.G. Marshall, the documentary 1s produced by the National Ceo·
graphic Society and WQED/P1ttsbur&h.
The spec1a~ tdes viewers to the crystal waters off the Hawaiian
Island of Maui where the humpback whale &•!hers. One of the most
lasc1natin& behaviots of these playful areal whales 1s their "sin&lna."
A National Georraph1c photo&rapher captured on film and recorded a
Pege tO
u <Ul (l) m !DJ Tiit Iii bent:
"ltill(' 12ht) P1rt I (d11) '78-P1ul
Wrnheld. Co<ely lyson, Oss1e Davrs .
Art [vans. W1ll1am Jordon, Cliff Ot
Youns Patrrck Hines Huina dt
trded to follow hrs l11her's u111n1
M1111n Luther Kina Jr becomes •
m1n1sle11al nprr1nl. when he meets
Coletta a music studenl Soon mar
11ed. Kina rtlurns to lhe South where
he becomes lhe spohsman tor
bl1ch boycottine the crly or
t.lon11omery s bus system Onprle
lhe fact that his home 1s bombed and
he rs arrested, he perseveres unhl
the system rs de.secre111ed by a r eder1I Court Oeco.Ston
• Ofal .. lb e bi,11 Wrlkt,._ 11 lltlodylllld at Rtl H1111Nrll e 11.n111n an.°"' w., fD ibsttlJll<• Tlleltrt MN
Karenina" Anna rs lht lout ol
Moscow and attends a 1111 bill
where she p1ys an 11101d1na1e amount
ol allenhon to Count Yronsay The
conlrul btlween the lifestyles of the
l!uw1n 111stoc:racy and tlle tommon
people rs made evrdenl when l twin
v1s1ts his alcohof1C b101her, 1 pol1hcal
actmsl lrv1n1 1n I slum m SeuMst.as•
-9:30-
• TIM ltlfll la C..in1
Cl'-""' fM AnltstrMC
10:00
D °'' ff DilcMly D £niat AICltY ltMr Ga 0Mclf ~ltl ·77 Hofhhthls ., • S.,.11141111
St~ Ttlttla..r Thtatre
CD "9at '1fttl111111CeS
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-10:30-• ,.,.., S.1u 111 s-. ......
11:00 e a i.... 11 l'acaetttn 8 Cil <IJl ((8) ())) llews
D Mewl•: a::> "at "" Cu · tllriMs" (dll) 12-CtOICt C Scoll
Stacy Keach. )1ne Alnander
CD M"lt: t.C.l "Th lltd1u1c"
(dra) 12-Ctlirles Bronsnn
CD I.Mita ldtn
@Cl) U.11·12 a lllerie: "lours Almshonc . m 11r ... ,, s..uar1
-11:15-
0 ((jJ) )(]) "-m m~
-11:30-.......
D IHl (I) t>t 111.,11: ~
"Spectre" (mys) · 1s C1g Vouna.
Robt'1 Culp, Go! don Jackson e The 700 Club
8 Ntwi
Cl) T tlt,.ilM
(11) llowie: 'Thrs Pr~en~ Is
Condemned
UJ Tht Bold Otlts
((ll) CJ)) lloirit: Rtlurn of the
Grant Monsten m A11111 lil•
-11:4S-a s...u Ru11 ... " t11t c-• lltlttie: a::> "tlouM _. c;,1a"
(d11) '68-Geor&e Pepoard. lnatr
Stevtns
-l:S5-
D M••r•: (C) 1'Jell11•r Tlaer" (dra) '66-Robtrt laylor Geraldine
Brooks
THE GREAT WHALE :
AN INTIMATE VIEW
humpback to full son&. possibly tor the first time Scientist Ro1e1
Payne who beean intensive study of the whale "songs" in H1wa11 talks
about his work in the proeram.
But whales can be el111ive. W11ter, prpducer, director of "The Great
Whales," Nicholas Noxon, says his bi&&ut problem was hnd1n1
whales. "We spent Iona. frustratina days in Hawa11 wa11tna for whales.
Three days out ol four we didn't eel close enough lo photo11aph
them."
Nolon. a r1lm industry veteran, believes the underlyrna theme ol
his program 1s people eJpenenc1n1 intimate contact with the while.
The documentary has many such sequences. A lov1n1 bond 1s
developed between C11i. the only eray whale ever kept in capt1v1ty,
and her caretaker. Cameras follow as G111 is released tnlo the Pacific:
after spendina a year at an oceanuiurn in San Dieao. II 1s an
emollonal moment for her caretaker and seemin&IY for Ille whale
Another extraordinary scene IS Ille first birth of a hve luller whale
at Marineland in Palos Verdes, Calif.
People and whale meet a1a1n 1n Baja. Cahl 's San len.cro Laaoon.
Several 3S-ton aray whales surface directly 1n front ot Geo1rapllic
eameras. The 40-foot le~iatha11$ are so close, people actually lean out
of their boats and touch them. No1on says one of Ille b1uest thrills
durin1 his one·and •·half.years filmina "The Gru t Whales." was to
hive a aray whale tn San Ignacio named alter him
ACROSS
I C•anoy o• Coburn (Cl<H to
p.uul1 •ntwtr)
6 o ... O•r • rime' (clue to
PUUle •f'l•••r\ a Stroot 9 AnC.,
11 Appl• °' pumpllln
12 loo~od !or 101<1
ll lion ' holf
16 Oco•n 11 Motu•od
18 Sothorn Of len<l<tf\
19 My•l•ry
11 lft\OCI U Tin fin
23 M.o .. .o ml1tMlo
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26 lloc:ord •ll>um (M>b••• I 21 H .. r -1
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10 llocltt pll.oM
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13 CJrlhie,;<1 nf 2 <IO•ft
1' Spy
I! T •nnl1 .ciulpm•nt
20 Ooot l\olM
l4 Scatl•t 26 Sco1t11h •o•d for ·10 .. •
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l4 JKob'1 brothtt
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treatment removed the lines I hated
so much.
I can 't wait for my next
treatment!"
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TV WEEK FEBRUARY 12. 1978
Monday
M*A*S*H
.
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Dr. Elliott Gould and Or. Donald Suthetland
Tuesday
DR. OOLDFOOT & THE BIKINI MACHINE
Vincent Price and ftankle Avalon
Thursday
THE TWO FACES Of DR. JEKYU
Christopher lee
Friday
DR. COOK'S <iARDEN
Sing Ctosby
The 3:30 Movie
~
One out of three peopl e reading
thi s adve rti sement wiJI be .. Born
Aga in " within th e next year. And
wi ll find themselves in the
company of President Cart er.
Debby Boone. Anita Bryant .
Eldridge Cteaver, Ch arles
Colson, Larry Fl ynt , Roger
Staubach, Jac k Youngblood, as
weJJ as alm os t 50 million other
America n men and women.
Is it Christ's radiance or is it
mankind's circus? l s it a
spreading of a great faith that is
nm·,, u·arming and me11di111? the
countr\' ... Or haw' 11·e m last let
the mone\'seekers into God 's
temple? ·
Tonight, Pat O'Brie n
begin s a special fi ve part se ri e'
ex pl oring th e
two sides
of the great
Eva nge lical
movement
sweeping
America.
Watch it.
CHANNEL2NEWSAT5PM.<f'2
TV WEEK. FEBRUARY 12, 1978
WhoS bringing up
the children? -
Notx>dy said ra1s1ng children would be easy.
Some parents find they don't have the time
to communicate with their kids .
Others simply don t know how.
Beginning tonight at 5 on NewsCenter4 ,
Dr Art Ulene will present a 5-part series
on the problems and rewards of being
a parent in America today.
To get an idea 1ust how you rate as a
mom or dad. tune in to "Feeling Fine"
with Dr Art Ulene. You'll learn how
being a parent can be made more
en1oyable for you and your kids.
"Feeling Fine" with Dr. Art Ulene.
Weeknights at 5
KNBC NewsCenter4
Meet 5 Californians
who ~n to take gold
out Of Moscow.
Allee Brown, Greg Louganis.
Cliff Robinson. Denise Cheshire
and Mike Tully. Dedicated local
athletes who share an Olympic-size
dream. For years they have been
training rigorously to qualify for the
1980 U.S. Olympic Team. iheir goals:
win gold medals in the Moscow
Oly01pics
Pao-1•
This week Bryant Gumbel
will profile each athlete.
Tune in and see exactly what kind of hard
work and dedication it takes to become
an Olymp1C competitor.
"MoSCO\N Hopefuls"
with Bryant Gumbel
4 Weeknights at 11
KNBC NewsCentet4
MONDAY
f'EBaUMY ll
fOf mornin& and 1tternoo11 hs11np,
plt1st set OAmMl ttOGUMS le
low, IOI' JOUf conwtllitnct, ire Ille
dly's lllCWlts.
oamME MOVIES
10:00 2{ '"ffllOflS Roll 11 lhpl"
(advJ 41 Humphrry Bo11r1
Joan Lrslit
12:00 CiJ C "Toy T11tt" tcoml
S6 lrlt Ch•ndltr I ar•1n, Dar
11m Ho•ey m ''llle GIJ °''°''"" (mU)) 34 Gin1e1 Roim frtd Aslaut
1:00 tM C "ll11ht ''°pl•"
(mys) 54 G"iOry p,d 8r'odt11c~ Cra•iord R1U Garn
3:00 llQ C "DIWiKU, AmtflCH
StJlt" (com! 61 Die~ Vdn
Dy~e DebbiP Reynolds
3:30 a c' "M•a•s•H" \com>
70-(lhnll Gould Donald
Sulh!rland Sally Ktlltrman
IViNING
6:00
fJ (JJ ((11 l) ) tins e ~1' .1_\ m n ""' 8 Emer&tn<J OM
()) Andy Grrlfrtll
8 ~ Uf' J l llews I) McMe: C. (?111) "fntndly ,.,
111as~n" (dral 56 Gary Cooprr
Oololhy McGuut Anthony Ptrk1ns
Richard (rer m ltldy lunch Cl> Tht _...,
l3J Illy Tllr~ Sons
... .
'
m llednc ColllpanJ O> [I Capuhn CalorMo
~ HISICWJ ot lllna m The Addl111$ F ll'l~J
-6:30-
fJ Mowit: ~1 <'°> ''Shan" 11dvl 68 Burt Reynolds !UH)' Sulhon e :tJ Ht&1n's Htroa
t UlllllllM World
10: Men Gnlfl• m 1ew11tMc1
( 1 T ) ) Tiit lont b11a11
fDOm Easy m c.i llOll S11Y11t ~ 0.MtlSIOl'IS 1-Cu1t111es
{f) F lrtOll
7:00
.3 TN Indy lundl
., 2l r..u O>,...., U (.ttl l_f)) l1111 Club
I J To Td the Ttu111
G> I LOH l»<J
II) Adlfll·l2
(111l (3J) lllJ Thrtt Sons iBI Tht flcltl api!lll SbfflJ (2hr)
£ p1sodes I ' 2 m Mttlltilllthrlf .. port
3t lnltrtlinllltfll Tonl&lrt ~ Collectift 1f1pi11inc Goes lo
School m AbMtt ' Costello
-7:30-
l lily ThrM SMS
.. C-mtl lu,tint
• llewlywtd GltM
_tJ Tht~ 0 srt:CIAl T rus111es tf TlltlnlNnlun Dick Van Patten hosts
this toot. at the ~ll~acts from the
tomb ot th' layphan k1nt d1scovtred
1n 1922 t Kame Tillt TwN
®> O (I) Wild World ti Alll1111ls
m ""' 111t1c11 (Cl}) (])) family Att111 m LA. llltt1d11111e ca Cll) The Golla Sllow mw-"' ll•c•
{f) °"' "'"' ClmediH
8:00
D ((Jl) (1J) CU '"4 Tunes
When I J lall1 rn love •nlh ii m1111td
woma• the p11n ht feels ruchts tar
more than his hurt
TV WEEK FEBRUARY 12 1978
fD Tht lilitt11i111 Mas "An An
dem1c Life This episode center~
around the Ille of an interracial
touple Proltssor 8111 Bourne and
hrs Black Amertcan •ole Joann -and
then colleaaue~ at a ne•ly treated
Cn1hsh un.,ers1ty Set an 1910. the
stoty 11 lrau&hl with \ludent unrtsl
and a v111ety ot moral d1lem
mu Chwe Memson Suunne Stont
Dinsdale Landin ilnd Ray Sm1lh star
IJ 0 ext (ll; IOb Hope ~ Special <I hr) Bob Hope wel
comes Glen Campbell. Phylhs Diller
Telly Savatu Raquel Welch ind
Andy W1lhams lo the Desert Classic
Ball a charity event lhilt follows the
Bob H09e Desert Goll CtilSSIC U th
year U ....._: ~ (lllr) "Coull! Coun·
try'' (doc) 71 -follows the adven
lures of a mount11n hon named
Whrskm, from a cub 10 his adult hit 8 (]) <ID! ( l3l Cl}) Tiit Sia
lllillioll Dollar lbn "Dead RrnKer A
sinister black aarbed "spmt'' !hilt
looks eu clly like Stev! Aushn seems
intent on kllhnt him
CJ Tht Jobr'I Wild m C.1tl lurMl1 & frlt11ds
Q) Mowle: (C) (2hr) "Tht h1111ly
W11" (com) '67 Hayley Mills John
Mills. Mariotoe Rhodes fD Tht ,rbont1 Sth1101d Man
Number lwo t11u 10 mike the Pus
oner believe ht rs someone else by
b11n11n1 his double to the V1llaie
Whitt the Pusoner underaoes 1 fotm
ol bra1nwash1ni jus double hu
assumed the P11sont1 s 1denhh and
1s hvin11n hos house
ID MllSIUI Vantty m Q!lt hsa USA
-8:30-
8 (@ ) 1Lllbf 1'111 IK~
Ray [lhs parlays a chance meetrn1
with a fOfmer school beauty queen
into an all out e1mpa11n 10 milke his
estran&ed wife 1ulous
CJ Coll«ntratioll m s121,ooo Question
O> CID Owr £asy
9:00
D (@I])) (6) M·a·s·H·
Hawkeye's absence on duty wrth
another M'A'S•H un11 sounds like a
happy repntve 10 Charles unlil ht
sees his replacement
., 0 (]) m !St Tiit lia bent:
"line" (2h1) Part II (dra) '/8-PJUI
Winfield, Cr<:ely lyson Ossie D1w1s.
Wilham Jo1dan, Chtf DeVoun&. Dolph
Sweet When orvn1zed ochts pro
tests be&rn nal10nill telev1soon
aud1encu walth news covera&e of
demonstr a1ors be inc met with Int
host5 and police do1s Thouunds ol
dtmonst1ators. 1nclud1n1 Km& are
1111td A blad thurch 1s bombed
k1lhnc tour youn& children ilnd P1es1
dent John F llennedJ is m~ed 10'
ta~e a pubhc sland K1n1 wins the
19~ Nobel Puce Pme
m o"" Suul•nd s.
-9:30-
0 (117 1 I I OM 0.J at A
T1111e No onlormahon 1t our press
tome
10:00
0 SU USED TO GET * STORY? LOU GRANT 0 ([1J ll,) IT Lou G11nt
Scandal Rorn suspects 1hal the
nP• atlract"e woman reporter on
the 1r1b 1s 1ett1n& rnlormi11oon by
~leepinit with a powerful pohUcoan u ...... U CJ) (JD) <a (})) Th• Lon loll Valttllint Sptclal Computer
man" Franke Av1lon Carole lta
White, ··Parlet vous 8arb1t ~nton
Susan Silo Memo11es ol You' Patty
Duke Astin. Rrck Nelson
II) HtlltJlllOOll111
fl) So You Want to It A Contmto1
-10:30-
m m """ m Tiit <>n11n1ls
11:00
fJ 0 ll ((]! ) CI llews
., @ (Ia) m 1t flews
U (i21) ) Lowt Amtnu11 Style
Ill Mowit: C "fr1111dly 'u1u1
siol" (d11) 56 Gary Cooper Doro
thy McCuue.Anthony Per~ms m TM Odd c.up1e
Cl) Lat's lbu A out
QI: F•tneod 211ipt m Dk' ea .. 11 m Maclleil/l1ll111 Rtpo1t
-11:30-
1'1 ((j]J (])) 1J o M"it: (CJ
"Tiit Le4cend of V1le11tir10" (dra)
75 Franco Nero Suzanne
Pleshelle u in> m m a-1 lolwlJ C.111J11
l]J lllowit fJ (]) [QJ ('31 ~f'l) ,olict Story
CD Met1onews m &e1 S1111rt !2IJ The f'Tl Club
f'Jl) c.,t1011td Alt lltwt
12:00
Cl Twilicltt z-CI> Mtwres: The Constant Hus
band," 'The Purple Gan&·
-12:30-u '"'Autry • Startilllt The fhm John
Cnsnt tes Chester Morrrs Carol
Lynley and Alfred Ryder star 1n thrs
diama 1boul an tmb11lered e• rn
l1fttiyman who ioms an ehte corps of
W01ld War I 1v11t01s and when he
dots not hvt up lo lhetr code ot
elhr<:s they all sutler dudlJ conH
quenc9'
[Al lttMide m Alf1lll Hltdl<Gl hesenb
Lee Majors stars as Steve Austin In Aec·s The Ix Oolla1
Man. now arring Mondays at 8PM Majors stars as former
a91ronaut Austin, who when crltically ln1ured whlle lasllng a
new alrcratt Is vlrtually 1econslructed In a bionics/cyberne-
tics research project costing sl11 mlllion dollars. He pos-
sesses three bionic limbs and a super vision bionic eye.
•CD I.Im (3 ()))Th HtntJ·
MOMn' Ymntiat ~I Ralph
llr1mden 1s re1dy fo1 a lull dress
brl•I when he d1scu1ses h1msell as a
woman to trip the 11101o he behewn
1s tempunc his wile lo ~111 him
li1Ck1t Clea son Art Carno. Audrey
MeadOW$ and lint l\nn star
llJ lronsidt m ... ,., li1iflln Show a Movie: ~ (2tlr) "Tht Boston
Str11111tr'' (susp) '68 Tony Curtis.
Henry ronda. Sally Kellerman
1:00 e (J)J <>ti r-'"' D 1 Spy
-2:05-0 lllowil: "Tiit Wild StM" ( dt a)
'6~ Michael Parks. Celia Kaye
Page 16
II s not unusual to ltnd Robert Shields and Lorene Yarnell
hanging around bus stations, hotel lobbies. and airports tor
hours at a time Loitering has become a part of the couple's
hie and a basic necessity tn their profession According to
Shields. the best research tor their comedy sketches are
found In those places
"We get all of our ideas from people," e1<plains Shields
"And the best way to observe people 1~ in pubhc places,
such as parks You'd be amazed at the things people do tn
public."
Shields and Vernell constantly strive for ong1nahty in their
comedy material by observing people in dally hie s11uat1ons
Tha result of the couple's observations can be seen tn their
new half-hour comedy-variety series, Shields & Yarnell,
airing TueSdays at 8·30PM on CBS.
Not only do the husband and wife comedy team get ideas
tor comedy sketches from people, but they perfect their
mime characterizations as well Shields, who claims to have
been "born a mime," performed tor the people he observed
when he first started hl1 act 1n San Francisco.
"Before I met Lorene, I was a street artist in San Fran·
c1sco's Union Square," says Shields ''I watched people tor
hours and would m1m1c my sub1ects lor other people in the
square."
Lorene Yarnell, an accomplished and established dancer
on television. joined Shields in the streets to learn his craft
soon atter they met and lell in love "Performing so close to
people in the strtlilts.'' Ms Yarnell says. 'has taught us how
to tell the truth about hfe and people in our mime. That
experience makes the difference between just another act
and real entertainment "
San Francisco's Union Square served not only as a
workshop for the husband and wife team. but their sacred
grounds. II was in the Square. that the couple married, ln a
mime ceremony that attracted nation-wide attention Their
wedding was not only the start of a lifetime together, but as a
gitted comedy team as well. Since then Shields and Yarnell
ha1 appeared together in Las Vegas. with the Rolling Stones
and the San Francisco Symphony They were In the hims
"The Conversation" and "American Moments." and have
appeared on television wlth Dean Manin and in the CBS
Network special "Toys on the Town." which was written by
Shields. They were also featured on the Mac Davis Show
and were regular guests on The Sonny & Cher Show.
The couple's creative mime Impressions that stirred new
interest in the art. led them to their own highly successful
summer television series In 1977 on CBS Since then, they
were voted Variety Star Act ol the Year on "The 7th Annual
Entertainers ol the Year Awards" and also were recipients of
IVr'O awards from the American Guild of Variety Artis ta on the
"8th Annual Entertainer of the Year Awards" (as Rising
Stars of the Year and Special Attraction of the Year)-also In
1977
Says Shields of their success as a comedy team: "We
couldn't have done II without the beautiful people The
people we m1m1cked, the people we lust observed and our
audiences " He concluded, · performing mime demands a
personal relat1onsh1p with your audience. You are depen·
denl on their imaginations to make the Illusions seem real.
and this can make a mime a more vulnerable performer than
most Your creation 1s in the minds ot your audience."
Two new features. "Baby on the Loose." with Lorene as a
baby who has strayed from her parents, and "Grey Power."
featuring Robert as a little old lady battling the plights ol the
elderly, wm be added to thetr new show
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TUESDAY
f£UUMY 14
fO( lllOfnin1 and 1ft1,_ listinp,
,ieue set DAYTIME NOGIWitS. a. low. lor your to11vtnltf!U, are tllt
day's-.
DAYTlllllE MOVIES
10:00 llJ "Rrwhldt" (wW !>I
ly1one Powet Su~n H~ywua
Huah Marlo .. e
12:00 a ~ ~an 11111 Hu''"
Alluws" {dr1) !lb lanf Wym1n Roe~ Hudson
CD "Tiie Fuller Brush Gift"
(com) !>O luc1llf Ball £dd"
Albfrl
I :00 [ftJ (C) "The ,,11111 ol Miss
Jun lfodit" (com1 69 Mi&a1e
Smith Pamela f 1an~hn Robett
Stephens
3:00 (!§) (~1 "Don't R11st the Bride•. to.r tht lliwer" <com)
'68-Jeiry lewis.
l:lO D (CJ "DI'. Goldtoot & the
Billnl MK!Mne" (1dv) 6~ Vin
cent Price. r ran~oe Avalon
Susan Hart
BVBNING
m Journey to Advtt1lure tHi My TllrH Solls m Cltctrk eom111~ 0> E.nrM!ue D 1'Moz ~ '•IWllll r.11111« m The Addl1111 r 111111y
-6:30-
D tieom· ~ (90)"Tht DownhiN
bur" (dra) '69 Rober! Redfo1d
Gene HK~man Clm1lla Sparv
L Bl llopR 's Kt111n
1.aJ ... .._ Gritfill
CD lew!td!M ( rr rJ:) The lOM Rlnaer m Eftflifta E-..ion f.t)<Mr [Jsy m Cor&lOll Samit
Co> The Grow1111 Yuri m F Troop
7:00
~ lfldy Bunch u • ~1 rn m m """ D {~Cl)) Li111 Club
I j) 'f1lt Odd Couplt
(J) To Ttll lht Trvth
CD I I.owe llKJ a> Ad.tm·l2
(@ (I)) My TllrH Sons a Tiit fl111t Aclinst Sia.try (Zhr)
Pait 3 & 4 ' fD MKNeil/l.ellm Rtpot1 1l Enttrb111111tnl TOlllcllt
8 ·.00 ~ Tiit Home GardW1 m Abbott Incl Costello
D m (Ill I])) llews -7·.30-D ll1 Cl) m ll 11ews 1!t ENrrtnCJ One J_, My Tlvee Soils
D W, Griffith D Candid Cllllera
• ]) lD.l (tlll !J.) 11\W' D ~ '-0 blp Hocl.ty The l~ An1eles T' Tiit 1t*1es K1nfs ~s the New YOI~ l\la~:_:/ 8 JA) '2]I £m HollJ ... d
CD Tk SIMJ llllldl Squares
Q)The ...... ])(all
See what happens when Vincent
Price pushes the wrong button!
DR.GOLDFOOT AND
THE BIKINI MACHINE
THE :1::10 MOVIE
•TUESDAY@
Peg.'11
CD The lf1dy Bunch
<<lll cm r111111y att1i1 m LA. lnterdl1n11 m Nrnclltct m Our Ga111 CMltdltl
8:00 D ((JJJ (J)) L c.lttmtJ Ch•I·
ltftl' of tllt Stats
D 0 Cll m ID mCIAl I
Lowe Ytu (I Ill) A music1t comtdy
Valentine 1n wh1Ch celeb1111es and
thttr famohes e1p1ess theor feelinas
aboul lhe many lacets of love Guests
include Tony Otl1ndo and hos .. 11e
Elaine Paul Anka 1nd his w1ft and
lour ch1ld1en. lelly Savalas Ane11
Dickinson. Edaai Bucen and Ch111ie
McC.rlhy and Ch11sty McNIChOI D ~: tCJ (?hf) "L11111d of
Corip r Ca11J011" (1c!Y) 7• a rn rDJ ca > ..,,,, 01,.
Be My Valenllne· Jod111s lh11lled to
be headed tor het Inst annual dance
at Arnolds with hei 1ul' boy t11end
when hei dale crushes he1 with a last
minute canut1111on
CD Carol Burnett 11141 Friends
II) ~: CC) (2hr) "Asuull on A
Quttn" (adv) '66-Fran~ S1nalra
Vuna l1s1
fl) SPlCIAl 01 bet & 8loed A loo~
at the 1011 ot 1rt 1n H1llei s plans for
Ult all encompass1ne cultu1al revolu
tJOn of Nrn
Ce1m1ny m Tur111bollt
-8:30-
D ((fl! '.])) Sllitl4s & h rnlll
No onformatoon at our 111us lime a D t!Qi (all())) umne ind
ShlrltJ Bus Stop Laverne ind
Shirley SPtnd a m01t unusual ere
n1n1 when they ha•e a hol date w1lh
two drum boal mtdl(al students m tt..w1ts
€:!><Mr Enr
9:00
D ((ll) CIJ) CJ) Mttit: (C)
(lhr) "T•ili1ht'1 List lil11111iRa''
{susp) ·n-Burt Lanc1ster RI( hard
Widmark. Melvyn Ooualu. Paul Win
l1tld, Burt Youn&. Joseph Cottu1
Roscoe lee Browne Ge11ld S
Olauehl1n. R1ch11d Jaeckel, W1lh1m
Marshall. le1I Erickson An ea U S
Air Force olticer breaks out of
prison -where he was senl on
humped up charaes for h1Y1n&
spoken out aa1onst the V1e1nam con
lllct-and with the help of three
other esc1peu. he takes over a T1t1n
missile base He threaiens to launch
the Titan m1ss1lu unless the cown
ment meets his demancts of SI 0
m1lhon and salt conduct to a fore11n
country-with lht Pru1dent IS his
hoslaee a @ Cil m a Thi lie b1111. "lill(' (2hr) Or Kina $11Uks oul
a1a1ns1 poor urban hous•na. h1ch
unemployment amon& blacks. the
tSQl1t1n1 confllct rn Vrelnam then
hnels to Memphis hnnrssu on
supPort of !oat san1t1llon woikm
who 111 on stnke While tOlllemna
with aides outude his motel r00111. he
os slain by 1n asuss1n's bullet Paul
Wonfleld Cicely Tyson. Ossie Dam
Clift OeYoune Ern1t Banks and Al r ruman Jr star
• Cil ® (8 CJ)) T~rte's c:em,.ny Will the Real l11Ck Trip·
per Jack is '" a pan1C-1nd 1n the
do& house with the airls-when one
ol friend Lariy's schemes leads
everyone to belle~e that Topper wi ll
be hand1n1 out c11ars
TV WEEK. F'EBRUAAY 12 . 1978
Ill lr111sidt
CD Mtn liritfift Show
S Mo¥1t: CC) (211r) "Slrah T.-
,orlr1lt ti A htftl&e Alcoholic"
(d11J 7~-l1nd1 Blau Ve1na 8toom.
la11y llacman
€:!) 11lHt1r,itce Tlltatrt
-9:30-
• lAl (Clll <.Dl Sol• Cftts
ter and Jessiu late 11e m lor
assorted surp11su when they ao to
the 1ud1e s chambtr1 with lheit law
yer to discuss lruKa s upcom1n1
m11tdtr tr11t
fD Atlred I D1,0Rt/Ctl1•~i1
Anr41 fol *irulbll Covtt11e of
the prest111ous Awards ct1emony
hom the Rotunda ol Columbia s Low
Memo11al library Presenters include
Mike Wallau Ornd Btonkley.
Pauline f11de11d. Ho11md II Smith
and Edward P Mor11n
Gl Mu8 0,..stoa
10:00
Ill DNtw1
B (I) ® (8 Cl)) hmUy "The
T1ans1lvan11 Pavilion" On lhe eve ol
his 21sl birthday, W1ll1e tnw11ts
plans 101 a parly and 100 out alone.
late1 to be 1omed by his talhe1 and a
sentimental 'wo1k1ne girl'' named
Bambi m Thi Ho!..,__,. m ,1<19 de A.-
Ii!!> ltol"""4 T tlmsitll Tiltatrt
-10:30-m..,""'
11:00
• CIJ) illl "-' D t2ll Cil D lltn • (8 ) lM MeflU9 Style 11 llnit: "Tiit ,,.,..,._.,. (dra)
65-Rod Steiaer Ce11ld1nt
F1tz1erald
IDThtC>.iC.llllt &» Lat's Mt A D•I
l2IJ flf~ 2litllt
fD Diel Ctvttt Si..
-11:30-
D nJCil etlHlJDlnlr r..-
• Cil ®) (121l CJ)) ll••••:
'St•r Aw•y >oe"
CDMttfOflfWI a> lltt Saut illl Thi m Club GD AIC C.,tlotled Nftl
t!D Mtclltll/l.ellrtr Report
12:00
• (tUJ (I)) Cil ""' • twll!Ot ZIM m llWM: "SclMll Sheet" ( dn)
'51-0onna Reed, John Ot11k
II) Mlwlea: "S.ncluary · "A Vtrj
Pmate Al!11r"
-12:30-
• ((I?> CJ)) Cl) .... It:
~ "fllttr 1114 Ullrie" (dll) '7~
Perry Kina Don1n HartwOOd e Mftiet: '1ales of Manl\lttan
Tiie Min from Yesterday." ··cross
E11m1n1t1on"
1:00
D @ (ft T__,..
Cl l S,,
2:00
II M"les: ·Sona of Sche
hermdt.' "Th• Suspect ·
CD Mlwlea: "You Cln'f Run Away
from It." ''Hell's HortZon.'' Alfted
Hitchcock Presents
-3:55-D llMit: .,.,,..1111 l.J4J" (du)
'38-lucille Ball. Evelyn Brent
f WEDNESDAYJ
F£1111JUY IS
fCH "'°'"'"I 1116 1tt11110011 hstlnp. ~wt OmlME m>CWIS. It·
low, IOf ,Ollf CO!Mftitlltt, are Ille .. ,.,-MS.
lllmME MOVIES
10:00 111 °8uw utMS" {dra) !>1
Bob Hooe Vm Mrles Paul
OouiJas
12:00 G -'. "IW 11o God's Colin
try" ladv) !>4 l!ot~ Hudson
Ma1c1a Henderson m "P.W" (d11J S2 Lortlle
Youn& Kent Smith Ale1andtr
llno•
1:00 1fJ ~1 "~lhnn's £inp111"
(adv) 67 Martin Milner Ctu
Culaaer Karen Jensen
BV•NING
8:00 U IU (rlto ())) CIS s,orts
S,.Cill: WCHld CIY~p fi1hts
Contd from 5PM T11ple hndtt
World Heavywe•ahl Champion
Muhammad Air vs lean Sornks 15
1ound ltlle match futhe1wt11ht
Ch11mp1on Danny lopei v) David
l\oley 15 round title match and a
thrrd majOI bout sltll not set al
preu ltme
D ill' m iJI "-D EMWr-cr Orfit CIJ WJ Gnff~ Sllow a B <111 > """ Cl lllwit: et_, (211f) "Cluy Joe"
(dri) 74-Pettr Boyle Paule Pren
lts.s frtd W1thamson Charles Ct0fh m The "M1 11tlldl mTht Wies f1J loufney It Adwtftlurt
3) My TllrM S.S m DKtric Co11tpa117
m "°'" 0v1c.e "°'" ~ HistCHJ of Melito m The Ad4.tms flm11J
-6:30-
([; 13) Hoc•n's Heroes
(!§) Mtrw G!ilfin m amtdled
fl) htfli111 Edition mom u,, m Cof Ullll ~lnjt
ml) Dllllt!ISlons In Cult~ru '9 f Troop
7:00
l]) Tht lrldy '4ltlClt
8 @ fl)ll4WS D (6 ) Uan Club
(() Tht Odd Couple
8t?)ll4WS
CD f lM Lllq
Cl)Ml11H2
f1J Cou!llry In l.tclM
® TIM fllllt AcaiMt Slivery <Zhr l
Parts 5& 6 fD The blleil/Lel1,., lttP'Off
ilJI Worttl Wisloll G~tarca•a • AMlatt 1111111 te.t•
-7:30-
(]) G Lei'• Ce i. Ille bets
851\a ....
aTht~GNM (l)ThtW111
• Mitch GltM l'M
(}Dl rD> (I) r.111ily ftlld
m Tht ""' 1unc11 D U lldtrdllftct
(ft (I)) Th '-I ...
st When H1"°' Strud m si.rbotrd m Our Gana Comt41ts
8:00
0 llN{T Sl'ECIAl VIEWS * "TUT" EXHIBIT
D SM:CW. fllt Trusurt of
Tutuh1111un l(N~T preunts an
hou1 1on1 P•h1t• of lht Los AnetltS
sho,.1ns of lhe rrusurt or
lul•nkhamun the l••&t\I and
11ch,\t ot ancient Caypt1an 111 eve1
ro v1s.t the Unrltd Stales
CJ IST TIME 011 TV·How * 1 man sawed his home
and 1nlm1I lritndd
''MOUllTAlll MAii"
8 Jfl ti> m U Mowit:
•Cl (Zllr) "TM Mou11tllft M•~ (adv) 11 Denver Pyle Ken Btuy lohn
Dehner Denver Pyle stars as • dele1
mined advenrurei who 1oins •tlh a
woodsman lo prottel the vtrdat
Youm11e Valley lrom lano expJ011t1s
lh, 11nry 1nso11ed by r.al lrtr events
recounts a l1nd b1ttte that wound up
1n th, Whtie House ol Abraham
l 1ncoln rn 186~ II Mo.it: CJ (Zhr) "Alasbn
Safari" (doc ) 68 The vasl tior11ons
ol the Alu~an i111lderness '" t•otortd
G ru r10: (13) t)) E11hl Is
hou1h !he Boy F11end When
Susan s boy J11end and Abby work on
a pro1ec1 lo&elher both Susan 1nd
rom 1uspect them ot h~v1n1 an alf111
{ lo Ml UM fr•I~
0 Ole lthr'~ Wit4 m C.1ol lun1ttt " fnt!Hls a> M0tlt: (1hr} "A1t111 C1111t lo~ts" (com I • 5 Cary Cooper
(1fl'l 'f) Mowie: Tmlana m "°'' Chrldrtn al lht fo1tsl CD Mw111 Sera Otro Oil
~ M•11t ol 011 Ptl~tinc
-8:30-
l SIZl,000 Qufltiott
G Conctnlratltft m Crm-W1ts mD Over u.y
9:00
D ltloYlt: ~ (2hr) ''Ulld of Ille
Plllraollt" (dra) ·s~ J1c~ Hawkrns
Joan Collins. Dewey Martin lh1~
hrstoucal drama concerns the c1ea
1100 ol t~f f11sl of 1he Seven Wonders
or Che World tn 2900 B C a tamper prool tomb
D lV UQ! (IB.l .J)) C111r11t·s
Anctls 'Mo1he1 Goose Is Ruonrna 101
His l1ft lhe Anaels and 8osley
1nhltr1lt 1n otd fasht0ned toy factOfy
ro hnd out whr the eltclrrc 1"1ns ire
optod1n1 and lht PoP auns ltt
shot1ne lethal bullets
I) Mrne: ~ (Zllr) "Ha111 'tm
Hjp" (wu) 68-Clrnl [ulWOOO
CIJ llOllSIM
CD ,._,., Griff ill Sflow
S Movie: ~ (Zllr) "M0A0S0H"
(com) 70 Oon1td Sulherf1nd
(1t1ott Gould. Sally Kellerman
fD UVE FIOM
.-UNCOUI CtllTER
Lllcla111 l'narotti
EXXON
fli) G111t l'tlformJncu 'lrv~ hom
I mcoln ~nter" luc11no Pamour.
lh• 1e11n1n1 tenor of the llalt1n
reperto11e. s1na:s a vaued proeram ol
sonas and 1111S by Don11et11. llou1n1
Belltm, \'trdt, ll$ll, Resp11hr r osl1
~nd 8eett1o~en
m The Sll1'91s
-9:30-
0> Mundell OP11tstos
m l>lt4 '°""' -9:~5-
( 11 ) ) Mowlt· lht North>1llt
Ctmtttry Muum
10:00 D 21 J m ~ ,., Wtm1n
Sons When a bl1t~ 1ook1e coo rs
as:uulttd and 1 youna min sl11n by
strtel touth~ 1n an ethnic community
"''iC~tO by 1aC11I pre1udrce Pepper
and Crowley l1tt ; st1rll1nc I.Kl of
coope1atron from lhe local popul1tt
lheodore B1~tl Chip MtC1t11sttr
K1yt Stevens lanel WUOd euut
D Cl llews
D CD 11§) (ltil t ) Stmk1 &
lluttll Class rn Cnme S111sky ano
Hutch are marked tor dtath by a
colle1e proftsso1 whO earns his own
high power mar~s by doubhne u a
professronal hrl m•n llebecu Bald inr. Peter Mclun CI011a lorrts tnd
Michelle Carey auot
II> Tiie Holle1moon1rs fD llr1tl Tod11111 .. ,
0> Pado Dt Amor
ll!ll Sollndsttae
-10:30-
l Movie
tDCl>lltw&
11:00
U D L Bl tm .U Neon D ('11 •_I ) lowt Anlerkln Style
D <I:~~Mns 0 Mowit: .t: (Zllr) "Cm1 Joe"
(d11l 7'-Pettr Bo1lt P1ula Pr'"
ltss f red W1lhamson m Tiit OH Coliplt
TV WEEK FEBRUARY 1 ;> 1978
0> Ltl'l at.•• A Oul \Bl rern~ %Nlcht m Oi<k C.vett $llow
U> Vantillff& 0. Mt11ffllOCIM m Tiit llC•dltlltlell1t1 ltl*f
-11:30-
D ( 1! .l ) ti Mnl1: H1w111 fwt.0111~ a 1l u m Jt Jo11My c..,.
8 Tal (t21J l ) ~ict Story m 1111111"' ....
fl) (;ft S~r1
i.tt' Tk rTl Clua
fD UC ClptlOMCI lttwl
12:00
., J •lltrltt ZMlt m Mov11: "fost hn• "' Tolyo"
(adv) •S lom Hui M"t Comer Barbara Halt CD Moms: lts M1str1blts
W1~e Up & Krll
m "'"""°"' -12:30-
., Mov11t: So Youne. So Bad.
1ht l•dy W1lh A l•mp 'Ambush
U IU {Ol ((2l1 re1) Mystery ol
lht w •••
1:00
D J)• (f l 'U lOl'llOllOW
11> I SpJ
2:00
Ii) Mowlff: Unfinished 8us1nts>
Jhrs love ol Ours m Mow1t1: !ht Cum or thr lmne
Cor p$t Wno llolleo I eddr Bur
All1td H1lchcock Prei,ent5
-2:55-u Mov1t'. -C "W1111t C1uh1rtt"
(my\) SS Peter C11sh1n1 Y•onnt
Rom111n '
OU
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One out of three people WJl<:hing
rhb ~pecial !-.erie~ wi ll be "Born
Ag::un" within the next year .
CHANNEL 2 NEWS AT SPM.
~2
"~"
I THURSDAY I
f£8lUAl'f " For 1110r11in1111d 1fttr110011 lls1111p,
ple.ue see DAYTIME ~a.MS. 8t low, foe 1011f ~.Ill Ille
dly's "'°""'
OAmME MOVIES
10:00 '2ti "Air Force" (drll 43
John Ca1f1,ld Althur 'l\tnntdy
G1' Youn& loM R1d&ely Chi•lts
Drake Grorce lob1n Ha11v
Ca1ey 12 00 Ill c., uSuan" <adv) 4~
Ma11a Monier 1 urh~n Bty Ion
Hall Andy Oevtnt m "(ler11allJ YIMlrS" (Com)
39 l 01t1ta Yount David
N1vtn Hugh Ht1bt1\ Billy
Burke. 81ode11ck Cra.wford ht
Alden Zasu Pitts
l :00 l2t,) , C1 "Wllert Wtrt You
Whtn tht l11hls Went Out"
(com) '68 Dom Do Rober\
Morse Pat11ck D Neel I my
lhomn
H>O 1101 1 CJ ''Wllo's M1nd1n& tilt
Mull?" (coml 67 hm Hullon
Dorollly Provine Milton Berle.
Joey 81sh0p Sob Otnvt1 w~11e1 B1~nnan Yi<for Buono lam1P
Fa11
l:lO 8 C "lwo htu ol Or
Jdtft" (suspl 6 l Paul Massie
Dawn Adams Cllrislopht• l'e
( EVENING
6 :00
O <CJ.I 111> CL ""' u ~n _() m ,. 11ews
a tm.r1111CJ Ont
1.lJ Andy Griffitll SllClll D C1J <JGJ (13\ (J)) 11"1 CiJ Kinp Hedey l lie Los Mgtles
Km&s ~ lht BuUakJ Sabm m n.. lta4J Bu•h
Q)The "*its m 1o11rMJ to M°ftftture
Jfillty 'lllree SGM m Uedn( Co111111"' ED 0 Ch.no m ,.,._, f"1111nce
mMdJmi.hmily
-6:30-
0 llloM. C1 (.ell ''StOCI lh Mo """'1~ (com) f>4 Rock Hudson
Do11s Day Tony Randall Clint
Walker Paul Lynde
l 13; itopn'' Ktroe
I • ) Untlmtd World ~ liltlY Griffi~ SllClll
m e.il<M4
((11.J t I)) T1le Lone 11J111er
m £wtnina Edition Ell)°"' lay ED tor 1to11 SllYllt
'1i> Tht Crowi111 Yt1ri mr Troop
When his' wife takes a lover,
the good doctor plays a deadly
game of Hyde and seek!
THE TWO FACES OF
DR.JEKYLL
THE 3:30 MOVIE •THURSDAY~
Pege 20
-7:30-w My Th'" Softs
TV WEEK rEBRU.-RY 12 1918
m --lapatias cm ni. Ml"" t11rt11idtt
D D flame Tllat Tu11t a llewlywed '-"'•
CJ) The Riot.Its
• (flj) (J)) The '-• Mlow
(J) In s..rdl Of... ~ 011 ({) lllatdl '-"'
CD Tiit ""' 14111d1 (<Ill (I)) r.e1111y Atf111
fl)~"'· m L..l i.terd1•n1•
~~ m Our GMll c-tditt
8 :00
O (@ ) fI' Th• Wattou
(?hr) Eluabtlh suttm 1 lmtlmous
fall. luvmc he1 crippled. and lhe
Walton tam1ly with shatltred hOPU
101 h" tuturt V1111n11 GrtU 1uests
nan old moun1ain woman noted 101
her natural and herbal cures whom
[hzabelh v1s11s and asks IOI a cure D tUl (J) 11!> (JI) Chips "C1y
Wolf" A rash ot calls send CHP
Offlcen, hre trucks and ;imbulantes
lo lhe scene ot non existent acc1
dents Melinda fee and Ellen
I molt a iUest II Mowit: !CJ (Zhr) "lluft lo tllt
Hl&ll Cou11hy" (adv) 7• C11k
limn
(]) ......
• 1J) 0) ((8) tJj ) WtkOIH
llK' Kotttr Ho 1nf01ma\loo aYJ1lable
lrom the network al ou1 prus time
m ta<ot auniett ' Fnellds II) lil01lt : (C"t (2111) "ftUftl II
Hurt" (mus) !14 Fun\, Sinatra
D011S Day Git YOllnt Elhel Bar
rymOlf Dorothy Malont
fl) Wtsltlll Duma ® MOYrt• 'Cl (lllr) "Tiit $n4 rtMllts~ (dr;i) 66 Sten McQueen
Candice Bercan lhchard C1enna
Rrctmd Allenbolou&h fD ll1tlo111l Gto111ph1c Sptcl1I
'lhe G"al Wllales" l111s dotumtll
lary upl01ts the hie ol the earth's
1ar1est and oldest hv1n1 m1mm;ils
Man sllll latu much llnowledae ol
these remarhble crulures over 60
m1lhon years old-who left the land
10 dwell m the so H11hh&hts in
elude crrm scenes ol whale slau&h
ter. l1le and dulh encounters
between piotestor and whalers. and
fascioat1ne screnlif1c reports. 1nclud
1n1 utraord1na1y him loolage ol lhe
birth ot a killer whale a> M1n1N Sera Otro oi. ~ Allyoll• tor ltllll.,.,
-8:30-
-9:30-
0> lllundos Opuestos
10:00
D (l.ITJ ) ll> llnait fr.t.0 In
a strance turn ol events Ste•e
McCautll rn purs111nc a b11hmt
d1uc deatu •hom ht susoects ol
hoonc killed a Honolulu poloee
oltrcer l1nds ll1mull 1n biller conll1d
wtlh 1rtdt1al11ent wllo is blockrnt
McGauell s path to hrs quany D (2Jl G) ()) Wllat lltally
11.,,.nM to tlle Clw °' '65 'lllt Cius Underach1ntr .. An acc01Jnl ol
lht Irle ol Andy Walker wllo wtn\ to
war and retu1ned lo hvt w1111 hrs
dead buddy's father ••""' a m ClUl (IHI tf J) h11tt1
"The Marker .. Tony Barella !tarns
thal an old t11end luls compelled by
tam1ly loyally 10 uny out a hit" on
a rackeleer
G) ll\t 14onty!MOMR
f'l) ln.W. Htnt !*ill& f.m lllasterploct Thulrt "Anna
Karenina"
tD U• Pldv De A-e!> Socctr ..... Iii Gt11111ny
-10:30-
m m ""'
11:00 0 • ()) ((]1) (}.)) llt91
D tHl ()) CIA\ m ~ "-Iii (8 ) LM AMricaa style tiJ lllowrt: (C) "Ha11•ers11ltll Is
Out" (com) 72-lhubeth Taylor
R1th11d Burton Petti UshnOY
CD Tiit ~ c.,11 a> Let's libkt A D&tl m Old c.wtt tD YarieftMI De .,_llllCIM m 1bdM11utim •.,art
-11:30-
fJ ((]1) (})) ([) Motle: (CJ
"llh1rdtr on Fll&lll 502" (dra) 15-
Huah 0'8nan. Robert Stack, raua~
Flwcell Maiors ., !ZJ) ()) • OJ)......., ~
D (}) <I.I ((3) m l StaMf arid
Hllt~/TOIN CD MtttOMft m r..t s-11 fli> Captiafte4 AIC llns
12:00
0 TwiliptleM
(J) MM ~1114
CD CnlSS·ffib
• <1) (iQj ca ()J) SPECIAL
Jollrl Owmr in Austral~• JOhn
Otnvtr lakn his special auests Oe
bbie Boone and Robbre Benson
amon& others-on a lour ol the vast
Ausl11than tonlt11tnl f nl111td al
trKttons include the C1t1I 8•""'
lletl Sydney Harbo1 Ayer s Roe._ and
lht Outbat ..
a> Mtwill: 'Impact ' 'Gold IOI tht
Caesars"
-12:30-• *'Its: "five Grtm lo Ca110:·
Adventurt 1n 01amond$:· "Junclt
Woman CD Mtwie: ....._.., ,~~ (drtl
'55 Ida l11p1no Ian Ste1l1n&.
Howard Outt m lrlltll "' ~-nc:e m 0..r las,
9:00
D l2Jl ()) m 11'1 J1rnes 11 li
''The Btowwl'' lamu wOl .. S 11 ete
vahne" himself so he can muster the
cour11e ta as~ a t11lt1 classmate to
tlle b•& sp11n1 dlnte a trOlllldt
CD lihrY Gfllfin Sllow tD Wlrtd "Holy Growth" Enalrsh
filmmaker Antony Thomas docu
ments the p11ce -in human terms
that Japan 1s p1y1n1 for its astonish
1ne post w11 groiflh
1:00
D <U lJ l @ T OMrTWW
D IS,,
2 :00
1iJ Mot1ts: You Golla Stay
Hapoy ' '"Mien Love11 Meet"
-2:05-u lllHlt : a:.J "lht linlJ Stl'
(1om) '&4-J1mes Omen. Pame~
l1tt1n
-2:30-
CD Movies: ''Ho Sad Son&$ for Me,"
"Tokyo loe"
I FRIDAY
fIUUMY 17
FOf -11in1 IM aft11-ltstln1$,
plWt set DAmlllC "°'WIS It· low, lot ,..,, tollffllltllU, art tllt
day's~
DAmME MOVIES
10:00 ta "To111011ow Is rortvtr"
(dial •6 Clndttre Colbt•t
Orsoo WellH Geoiet Brtnl
12:00 O ~ "lllt~awll" !advl
!>6 Rota Cam Scolt Bi.adv
Nevollt B•and Lo11 Nelson
CD ''The M111 lttweft'' (advr
S4 Jamt~ Mason Cla11e
Bloom
1:00 iMJ t C' "A Otstint I rwmpet"
(dra) 6•-Troy Donahue
Surannr Pteshetle Doant
McBain
3:00 110 C, "871 Br• Brawer·
rnM" (com) 68 Ceoree Secal
Jae~ Waiden
3:30 U CC) "Or. Cd's Garden"
(mys) 70 81n1 Crosby Frank
Converse Blythe Danner
EV•NING
6:00 a i <@ > ....,
D @ J) m 1Jl News D lmtr1lllCJ One
w, """rtJI s-. U .]) R (tll l ) 11..,
O Mov1t: ...CJ (2hr) "lll1dn11ht
l.Jce" (dra) 60 Dou\ Da1 Rei
H~raon. John Cavin
CD Tiit If a4y 8lttldl
Q)The~
fl) Jovmiy to AdwtfllUrt
i21J ltly Tll'" Sons m l.ootll
0> u Cnadl Bitfl C11adl ~ History of lilt &ico m Addams famitr
-6:30-
fl Hert and llow rJJ (21) ltopn's Heroes
CID) Merv Griffin
CD Bewitched • <rrn Wl TIM Lant 1t1n111 m [Hnina Edition mo.er Easy
0) Com.on Salv111
'11) Consullltf Surm1I flit
ft) f Troop
7:00 u JULIE ANDREWS Sines * WfTH THE MUPl'ETS O T1lt Muppet Show Juhe And1tws
euests
Brady~ ueommm"e-i 0 (QI! ) Lla11 Dd
:I) To Ttl tllt Trwtll
CD I lowt Lucy
CD.,._..l2
(dJ) ) Illy Tlwtt Sons
STiii Wies
fJi) Madkil/l.tllrtt Rfll0'1
91 EnteftlilllHllt T Ollicllt ~ Califwnil T Olliiflt m A1111o1t 111c1 Costt11o
-7:30-a Wlltll HM0t Stllld "How Safe Is
It to fly>" llul 111lrne Clashes 1nd
S1mulahons contnbule to I Sfijdy of
human and mecllan1cal l11lurts
wh1th threaten 111 pusenaers, w1lh 1
loo~ al the procress whrch ~as been
madr in duhn& with (hose dancers
!J MJ Thrtt S.1
D Wild Kincdolll
D NewlylMd Game ( l'lle._iu
0 (~ lt {.' m Holl1wood Squares
(' The II upptti m l'1le lfa4y knell
( 11 i ) Fa11111J Affair m u lnttrcll.nat
LS! t I Tiie Gofti Sllow
'11) Votm 'l,tl1111 m 0..r Gana CoMtdta
8:00
f) ( 17 ) ) f Wonder 1Wom111
Wonder Womtn ·~ pilled aea1nst a
compule1 aenous who sluts tht elec
Ironic me moron ind prucrams of lhe
world\ IM&tsl compulm includ1ne
the I A 0 C ~ own talqllve super
lOmpulr1 IRAC as part ot M mam1
pl1n to take conlrol ol lhe wOlld a li , u m ,,. c.,.o.
Shir•tJ (lhr) "Sha1key Meers
Pru111 s Sisler' When Sharkey me~ls
Pru111 s sister he decides lo coach
ner as his tntianl 1n the "Miss
ropsrdt' btaut1 conresr Sharkey s
Bad Problem· lhe Cnrel wurrre~
that a btck 1n1ury '11111 invalidate hrs
nomination tor CPO ol lhe Year"
O Mowie: f't1 (211r) "Oeadly ht11oms• (adv) /1
U 1.3 t~ ((211 l ) Donnf &
Marie £neelbfr1 Humperdrnck Paul
l ynde and Parker Stevenson guest
Q Joter's Wild CD Carol krnttt & rtMn4s
Cl) lllarc111 Wtl'Y
fl) Tt*1 llo lllado
J1J Tiit Tr11tlt W'rt~ lad A114fr1M m ~ Wulll11ste111 W... ill llmn m lllH1111 Seu Otro Dia
-8:30-
0 Col!ctntr1be111 CD Crosa.Wib m llews/Commtnl117
tz;) gi) WaU $11ttl Wet•
0) (dltJrdo II
9:00
O (I.ill t 31) tl.J CBS fodar
llloN: !Cl (2hr) "lie Mo" (d•al
I I Bern1t Casey lanet Mac
lachlan Based on Ille lrut story ol
lht louchrne retarronsh1p Ot!ween
basktlball player Maurie Stoke~. who
1s crrppltd. and lellow player Jack
Twyman who t11es 10 help hrm
D 1211 I _I) m (Jll Tiit llodford
FMts . P"soner ol Rosemont Hall"
Rockford 1nvestr1a1es the ha11ne
duth ol a younc t0lle1e friend and
uncoms a second nomrc1de 1nvolw
1n1 1 wullhy Alabrc student
U t fJ 110'! ( '3l ill I lllo¥lt: CC.l
(Zhr) "Thrff Oii A Date" (com) 11-
lune Allyson Ray Bolaer Rd Nel
son John Byne1 Carol Lawttnce
Meredith MacRu. Cary Closby
Patock Wayne r our couples -~o lie
winners on a IV came show all share
1 d1um llohday 1n Haw111 complete
with chaperone'
D lrOllSWe ID llltn etiffift ~ a lltloM: CC) (21ir) "Little has &
811 HJ!sy'' (dr1) ·70 Robert Red
lord Michael J Poll1rd
fD TI1t Sb W'rm .t Htilry Ylll
line Serrnour" Annt Slallw'r ISS
PQ1trays Kina Henry's lhtrd wile, lanr
Seymour Tne Qu"n hnally presents
Henry (Keith Michell) with thal
which he hu most loncec! for, a son
and he11 But the birth 11 d1fhcull,
and lollowinr the dellvtry of lht
sickly 1nlan1. lht mother d1ts
m fmnc lint
-9:30-m Mulldos Op11tslot
10:00
D '1~ t i m >t QvtllCf No"'
You S" 11 Now You Don I A brl
lionarre businessman is lound mur
dtrtd 1n hos closrly cuardtd
penlhoust suite ano all pohtt h•
denrr points lo •Q o employtt who Qur~lY th1n~s wu lramtd loan Van
Ao~ and Ramon Brt11 cuts!
0 UClA kalttball M1~t Waldt"
calls lhe ShOh whtn lhe UCLA Bruon1
vs !ht Wash1nKton Sl"t Coucars at
P~ltr Pav1lho~
o m""'" m use lashlNll use vs
Wash1n1ton el ,Kio Ot Amor m World
-10:30-
m Ntin
f» [urOjlf EaprtU
fll) Latino Consortium
11:00
Q (~) u 1j (tt71 ()l) ""'" u "' 1 11 10 m ,,, "fWS O Mom: Cl (2hr) "llidni1hl
lace" (draJ 60 -Do11s Dav llu Ha111son John Gavrn
CD The Odd Couplt
.ai rern-4 ~111cht m Did c.ve11
('2ti J I I.ewe A111ttrcu Style
I!) VaritdHts 0t lltd1Htcllt m 1111e1tti11Lth111 .. ,.rt
-11:30-
0 ( 1Z1 tl J .J) lltvlt
M•A•S•H1 '"C' "Tiit Matlltc G.111ttft
(comi 63-Tony Ran~ll Dtbbre
Reynolds
TV WEEK FEBRUARY 12 197R
u ~l' m m o) JolwlnJ c...
() lilclwit
• (1§) (ilt 1-t ) .,,.,.,
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12:00
U Tlflltsllt z-CD hid of Sumnl
Q) Meotla. £stht1 ind lht l\ing
In, 011ttn s Cuard
-12:30-
" lilclw1ts: lht Clm llty lht Hour BtlOlt lht Dawn Hold Thal
Blonde"
U Sllrtllllt
10 Mow11: I hr Young Wa11101s
CD Mow1t. C "Hall ltlow Ztro"
(dra) S4 Alan L.idd lo.in Telrel
Basil Svdntv
-12:40-
) Mov11: I h1) Happy r et line
1:00
O fllkabout
B "MIDNIGHT Sl'ECIAL"
• '77 Million Stllers!
ELTON·OLIVIHLO
QUEEN·MANY MORE!
U ui J H llli4nlcht S11t<itl CJ I Spr
2:00 D Mottei Hollman And Soon The Dar~ntss
-2:30-m Ml\-11i. Last ol lht
Comanches lh Grrn Wall
-3:20-0 llle'f11: .C1 '-S-1 s.ld11(' (dra)
11 Raler Johnwn Cae~1 Romero
AN<JTHER
rf'S ~ UVEEl<I
Bing Crosby finds it'~ as easy
to cut off a life as to ~rune
a rosebush.
DR. COOKS GARDEN
THE a:ao MOVIE
•FRIDAY0
, ... 21
M.rieM S..nden. who hu
bttn Vice President •nd
Director of Television Oocu·
menl.,IH for ABC New'
since l•nuu,. 1976, hu
joined CBS News •s • Cor~
spondenl/producer in the
document.,,. •re•. •ccor-
dlng lo Vice President of
Publk Affairs Bro.dcHts.
'~re delighted tNI so
distinguished •nd ve,,..111, •
journAlhl u Mulenl'
S•nders I) joining us," CNn·
din uld. "Hn nperience u
' bro•dculer, producer,
writer •nd director will
prove •n lnv•lu•ble •sset to
CBS N-1 u we explore new
forms •nd subjects for lhe
televlslon documenluy."
Ms. 5.lndttt' lnitlal •ssign·
menb for CBS News will In·
elude stt\llng •.s co-editor,
with Bill Moyef1, of the re·
cenlly •nnounced multi·
story edition• of CBS
Reports..
One ol leleovision'' most
honored journ•llsls, Ms.
S•nden beome • documen·
t•'l' producer for ABC N-s
in 1972, •nd hu been
responsible lor in.any highly
.ccl•lrned bro.ldusb In the
"ABC News Closeup" series,
Including "The Righi to
Die,'' fOf whkh she rec~ved
the Ohto St•te, ffont P.1ge
•nd Writers Guild of
Amerlu Awuds in 1974, •nd
''Women's He.Ith• A Qu~·
lion of Sumvil." Her other
documenr.ry credih for
ABC News Include "P'opul•·
lion: loom or Doom"
(1973), "Children in Peril"
(1972). •nd "Slr•ngers In
Their Own l•nd-The
Blacks," • lhree·prog,.m
sludl' of minority groups In
Ameti" (1971).
Prior lo joining ABC News
u • radio •nd le14Nislon cor·
respondent In 1%4, Ms.
S•nders wu Aulsl•nl
Director of News •nd Publk
Aff•in for WNEW R•dlo, In
New Yorlt City. Whlle •t the
st•tion, JM wrote •nd pro·
duced • weekly h•lf·hour
documenl•ry prognm •nd
c~red lool ind n•llon.al
ttotlti for th•t series H well
u regul.u newsush. She
Nd pm1kxlsty beefl • pro-
ducet, wrlltf •nd ~er
for WNEW·TV (19SS·60),
where her credlta Included
"Newll"ffl S," "I Spe.11k for
Myself, With M.1ry•
~nes." "led Chin•: The
~rowln1 Ch•llenae."
Operillon Hurl S•ver.''
"Nisht 8e•t Whh Mike W•I•
Pee-22
l.ce" •nd "Mike W•ll.ce
With lhe New\."
ffOm l•nu•ry 19&1 lo M•l'
1%1, she produced •nd
wrote ''P.M." for Wfltlng·
houM! Bro.idc.Hling Corp., •
weeknight ~eriu of Inter·
view •nd entert•lnment
bro.Ide.sis.
Ms. S..nden hb been tht
recipient of ,rve,.I dis·
ringuished journ•lism
.iwuds, in •ddltlon to those
previously mentioned. Her
mmt recent honot1 Include
the Br(141fust Wom.tn of the
Yeu Awud from Ameriun
;\/omen If' R.ldio •nd Telt\11-
sion (197S), the New York
St.1le Bra.dcuter' Assocl•·
tion Award for "Wom•n's
He•hh: A Question of Sur-
vlv•I" (1976), thl' N•tlorul
Press C1ub Aw•rd for "l•w·
yers: Guilty u Ch.,gedf"
(1976), •nd lhe Sliver S•tel·
lite Awud presented by
AWRT ( 1977),
••• A 90-mlnute NBC Big
Event spotlighting the long
•nd distinguished ureer of
sh·tlme OK•r winner pro-
ducer·di~or mnk C•pr•.
will be presented on NBC
thi• F•ll .1ccordlng to lrwln
Segelsleln, Encutlve Vice
Pmident. Prog,.ms NBC.
The s~i•I wlll fe.ture mm clips from m•ny of
upr•'s pictures m•de dur·
Ing his 40-~., ureer, whkh
~nrted the history of Hol·
lywood from the sllenls lo
the l•lkies.. Clpr1, who wlll
set\le u neculive producer
of the specl•I, lo be pro·
duced by Columbl• Pktures
Television, will •ho m.tke •
suest 1ppeu•nce on the
proar•m •nd t•lk with some
of the performers who
stured In his movies.
Among C•p,.•s m•ny
films. mosl of them pro·
duced for Columbl• Pie·
lures, •re the Audemy
Aw.,d winners "II H•p·
peMd One Night" .1nd "You
un'I T•liir It With You," •nd
such other ~nowned
MO'Vlet u "Mr. Smith Goes
to W.uhlnglon," "Meet fohn
Doe," "Mr. Deeds Goes to
Town," "lost Horizon,"
"Ltdy '°' A D..,,:· "St•te of
the Union" •nd It's A Won·
dflful Ufe." His l.ul movie,
"POc:Ulful of Mlr1clet," WH
made In 1961.
c.pri •Ito ~ three
Osun u lest Ol~tor-"tl
HIPP'f'ed One Nlsht," "Mr.
Deeds Goes lo Town," "You
C<11n't Tm It Wlth You"
J SATURDAY I
MORNliid
8:00
8 1\11'1 Cit
S-.s-it11 a C.-llllitJ r .....
CD Uniwnily et 1t1t Air
-':30-u SutitlM 5-ster
.. (J}l MMl!t111ts ........ "'" Ali
8 llit Wiiier Cll Port11lb
• Hot fudtt Sllw ID Clilbl1t If Anc1t11t (mt mu111 Su
fD Captlolltd """
7:00 uc-ra Tllf•
D ti.fl CIJ Gt 11fl Holte -.nc ......,
U cm (QI) CJ l) Su,..,
frilMJ Mwr
tlJ 1'11t11 A l.Alolln1 GilU a 1'111 rn a•
m ElltMmJrJ """ .., ............... 1
!Bltlot F.-,. m Yep fw Hultti
-7:30-u SI.,. IO (ja111i111
8 121> C1J m :»it '° '° ~ .,...,.,..
(1) ....
CD lloorie: "1'111 Good Hu-Mt11"
(com) '50-lack C.rson lol1
Alb111ht <ITT> CI)) .._, Mftlo
Jl)1'111Jebllla
fD lbtioul GMcr.,itic The Cleal
Wll1les·· (R) Cr11n SGenes ol whale
srauthltt. hie and duth encounters
between protestou and wh•lell. and
fuc1n111n1 scitnhtrc 1eports. includ
inc o triO!donary trim loot11e ol the
btt1h ol a killer whale ue rntluded tn
this Special
8:00 U ((fl) I (() Tltrtt a.-..1c
::L'!.1e: "Sllwtl LMt" (wes) ·s.t-Jolln Payne, lrrabeth Scott • m cm <a CIJ> $cMy'•• St.ti Uff-lrlJlllPla a.,..: ~ -_, u 1tats"
(d11) '$6-Jetf Chandler, Georae
NM!er Julie Adams
Clf) Voice of "*" -1:30-
• (()1) CJ)) (I)~ km .., ~ "llttlt It...., iMdl"
(cha) 61-~die "1urplly
fJIJ ....... 1\lllo Wen
9:00
8 ((UJ (])) (I) l111a l1111r I ........
ID ...... : "1111 IWWtM'' (•ts)
'52-Robtrt Yount. ltM ~1le1
Ill) llll'WM •:r . ~ _,:30_
8 6 (I) D ""-' M ,...,.,
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Rlchard Basehart
TV WEEK FEBRUARY 1i 1978
mz-m btt Cs La Vida
10:00
8 tHJ m m a a.w '••b llltwits
8 CI> (lJ (QI) CJ)) Ir offt
s.nM Cl Wllltld Ou4 or Allwt
II) lloM: CC) "1111• YMC Tt1.M$ (wtt) ·54 lettrey Hunter
Mrl11 ~ynor
S lit TlRtt Wrutlltlt mv-. o. OJ Trillu111 l'llblla
-10:30-u (()1) l])) lllNJl/TllUll
8 @ Cll m D Tiit S.-Ct Sellt!Mtt
Cl Sdenc. flctloll Theatre fD Alc:eftl
CD CM b La llh111n1
11:00
D ill! ) CLl CH Laid ot th•
Lost
B (]) tm (121) \I)) AIC Wtta
1114 s,tcial "The Wrn1'd Colt" (R)
Pail II mu htttfM IS Adiolt Tlleatre
fDlltw•
An•RNOON
12:00
• ( (J1) ) ht AMltf1
81\11'• Cll •°"'*"" Ill bst Wt.,..
... °'11f u.isb ID (I) lllowlt 0.MefNtllll m t11t ,,..,. a.1
G llhck Ml¥it lll.ldll• , •. ,.. °" m Actiel ~llrt llltllrt
-12:30-D <cm (])) CIJ S,.C. AcMt111,
CJ) T.,C
8 Tiit Rei.ti• John Brown'
Joseph C.mpanell1 st.IS 1s lohft
Brown, .1nd rs tntervrewed rn h"
V 1111011 prrson. on the eve of his
execution . ........, ....
-~1 <m Dia 10 -~~ St rlillt Wlltl lbllCY ._ ... ,
HS (I)) U.S. r-~ lft w.rlill c....,._... Tlllftll
1:00 • <cm (J)) m 11r • ...,..
CJ) llltn """" 8 Aarlcuttwt USA e MIN: ~ "T111 llortll fr*·
let" (susp) ·~-Gary Cooi>ti. 01111t
V1t11, ~lY f>11k,e1 <ID .......
IDS...Trlirs
GDr.Mlo
Ca CD~•~ .,, ...........
DC:-.JI
-1:30-
• (CIJl (]))(I) CIS rllta Flltl¥11 ao.c.,.
a ~ ' c...11o (fD) Milll·l2 a» lllleN: wrrMCil Conn !tit lie
T ... " (com) ·5~-Don1fd O'Conno1,
Gtnt Loe-hart
(IJll (f)) ,,_..,. a ,...
2:00
8 11 TtbsAll ~
Cil .. ,.., .. Adftnturt • s.111,., .... y.,
(]) CiM!M i
OJ) lrtllliM
m 111i-'•'°""" ((Jl) CJ)) "'*""11111 011to1 S,1c. <a > A1111u1 "°"' llD Aclklltwe USA
Q!l Histtry of Mtau
-2:30-Cil Day of Mirteln
(QI) (I)) WDrW of s.,,,,1,,1
3:00 . ,..._,,,,,
...... llU
• (]) Cill (IJIJ ll)) ''"' Clmp· bell Loa -lllllH O~ '°'' Live cove1aae ol third round pl1y lrom the
R1mra Coun11v Club
Ill lllo•it: tm "Tiit U111orrirtn"
(dra) '60 Audit~ Hepbu1n Burl
lal\Cuter
CD lllHie: lCJ "ltrnr•" Csusp) '68-Jo.n Cmrl0td ff Hf1d1n
d)Tarm <Cm CI>l ,,.....,,,
CCt .......... tlll ht4 CS lid ..... ,
-3:30-8 (()1) > cas~ ~r a r.nw • ., .. , m lsla•r
G r., CO.S IM '-"ttJ D lllorle
4:00
U 8 (I) Colltlt lnhtball 01tion al C,Jilorn11
D V.,11• to Ille 9ettMt ol Ille S..
• (]) ((8) (])) 'rol•aion.11
lowltn Tour The SI00,000 Midas
Golden Ch•llenct lrom tne Eapress
w11 l1nu in New Orleans•
ClD TlltHMey,....,..
.., Movie: CC) uannt of tllt llldltJ"
(adv) '51-lun Peters. lou1s
Jourdan a 1tu11tu1r .. u .. hid
ID TuruMllt
G CitlelM K '11 .....,liat!MS
-4:30-
Cll..,.. Mlllk fl>Ollt ...... USA1 G> ,.,..., FillMc.t
5:00
• lfiW WlfW -' Aitffuls e Cl)Sbr Tm
• Tk Final S.Mion·Allacltwlb
(?hr) Part I & ti This stqutllCt of
!rims 1s the most coinprehtnsivt
•lltmpl ltft1'1SJ011 ltas rtt madt lo
ttam1ne the theory ind PIKllCt of
Gtnoc:1dt Tonrcht's 1>1oar1m exam
1nu lht crotl'lh ot Hau rat"I doc
l11nes from I 939111101ich 1941 Parts 3 & ( will arr from ~ to 7PM on
ftbru.ry 2Sth
.. lllewlt: aD .,.., Call ... Ml•
ter r..k" (clra) 'TO-Sidney Po11ier,
8Mblra McN11r, Martin landau
(£11) ())) S.... lrellt a "' c.. t11t c...try . st Slcctf ..... lit Getm"'
EY•NINQ I
8:00
U II (I) ((Jl) (J)) G ltwt 9 llaN: (C) ('211r) "lr9y, OW I Get A "'-•~ .. (com) '$6-P1wths
01llt1. Bob Hopt, Ellt Sommt1
Q) Mofle: (C) (2ttr) MAI\ tf lloalt"
(doc) A sl11p hall lhe vie of the
Queen Mary made ol hand tooled
oak lie$ f10ltn rn llO(lhern Tu1~ey
i2ll (J) Dillopt
(21)HttHn
@13 Sbr $oc(.t1
<DJ .._,, Trier Moore ~ aa.~, """''"' -6:30-......
Q Mal) Trier Moore
@ ...... m lasl et CM W-lkf
aJJ lewitd!H
Ql) hltf\ ri,.llllt
7:00
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11 f lllily F 11111 ·[~taa..... CellUd I ,
D Sec:eN CitJ .._
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8 Shl ... "' m-.u~ ... uie""" GJ ~ City Umits
cs Mdlalt'• ""'
-7:30-8 JZS.000 ,,,,,.
CV TN C.. S11ow Q 111 Seardl oL
D s,.rial £ditto. Barbara Feldon
rtports on the Sla1 Trek p~e
1101Mnon. strolls lhrouan dtur1td
Alta tr al p11son w1t1t i IO<mer inmate
•nd 1nmh11tes lht pinball crazt
(])SM Diect im nur ........ o CE a ""'-J.a si-
Eill> Ctlttor• T..ipe '9 0. Ma11'1 kt•• Test
8:00
• ((Jl) CJ)) CJ) ... ll1wll1rt
SI-. Df Hartley's cJost lnends close
11nu to ·protect" £m1ly Hartley-in
Bob's 1~nu-f1om a llandsomt old
flame .tio pays htf a 'If!)' ••1m v1S1t
D iu (]) m a n.. llolric
.,._ 'Deadly MuSIC" Ja1111t 1s tht
inttndtd •1Chm of ii deadly sitar~
tlllcl wllen she b«omes 1n 11ndt1 sea drm
• Mowlo: CC) (211r) ''Wilclttntu Jllnltf" (doc) '70
8 CJ) <II (9 Cl)) Wllrt'a
H1,,.1111a:1 "R11 J llte Older
Womtn" 11 d11COVers Ille prict of
deetPtion 15 htth wlltn lie hu about
his aa• to lllld • date with a be1111i
lul 19· rm old ll!Odel
• c.i1.,, W etNll Poilltnd Stata ¥S Untvttsity of Lu Vqu.
G) Julle W11W1 S11«ill My fa v011te Th1n1s" Cuut& 111<lude Pe111
Sellers Jim Henson and the Muppels
and fht Pin~ P•nther m .... ; "Sep.ir1te ,,..., .. (draJ
·~-Deborah lleu Dmd Nrven
(8) lllowits: "Mil41m Cu11e 'Crn
ture r rom tht BIKll Lacoon ..
"HllSlhna'
fI) hie: Jttt Ust Om ol Oolwyn"
Im latitHI lice111,lllt s,.ml
"The Great Whales"
-8:30-8 ((JJJ (])) (lJ TM T•J ~N
SllClll lht f11nk~ns lind lllemstlm
stranded 1n a remote mountain cabtn
that they believe 1s haunted
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0 :00
U ((J1J CV) Tilt Jelf1rao"1 No 1nlorm1t1on al our press tlmt
U flJl (I) m Ill/ ~It: tCJ
(Zllr) ''The Ghost of fli&ht 401''
(susp) '77-E111tst Borenine, C ueene
Roche. Cary Lockwood, Rot>e11 r
l yons and Kim Bas1naer In th' last
hours of Dtctmber 29. l9 72 •
1ttlmer with 163 pasunam and 13
crew members c11shed 111 !he Em
• &lades 1ust outside M1am1 ll11s 1s the
hut story ol tllal cruh and ol the ahostl~ leaend lhll '""' up about the 111(1td1blt 1llt1math
8 CJ) llOl (12.tl ) Lon loat
'lakina Sidts" D"n' Canon Bob
Uoch · A fuendly little Came
H111r Morrin P11mu1 l!lornll
"Coin& b1 lht Booll Ceore11 £ncel
Htlt Voland m SHERIFF UntEllME * CRUMBlET·HEE HAW
CD Htt""'
Ql) llbsterpltet Tllhbt
-9:30-D ((fl) ) m lll avde Wilen
Ma11dt and V1v11n 10 back to colle&e
f0t lheu th11ty yu1 reunion. V1v•1n
wants to Ill> back in rime and do 11 all
ove1 11111n-tt11s llrnt w1ll\oul ner husband. Arthu1
ft) Tllo lmttt llb .. rs
10:00
0 (ITT)(])) (IJ loja• "lht Halls of Terror" Zohra Lampert auests u
Or. Pa1e 1 pllyth1tl11st on the staff
01 a m1ior hospital who 11 learlul lhil
ont of her patients is mpons1blt fOf
mu1de11nt sevml members ol tht stall e UCU 8'sUtNll UClA 81u1ns
n the Washinaton Hus•1tt
rv WEEK FEBRUARY 12 1978
a 1~ ca ct: )fa11tas1
bland Ho inlo1m•l1011 at ou1 pitss limt
D Tllt S.int .........
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11 :00
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D G OJ CD Of ltwi
D lllrilhHbrs
ID lllH1t: (C "lHllllll" (drn
'JI 81111 l111011er Rolltn llr•n
let I Cobb Sheree Hanh
Q) use W~l IJSC ~
Wasn1n1ton St1tr
CCili m) nr Club
fB luht••ll l one lluch vs Fruno
llll {)) Ad1111 12 (~I I IJ) Ru H11111b•rd
II§ Tiit W11 II W.n
-11:15-
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-11:30-a lliloYlt: \~J Mf1111hnstti11: Th.
True SIOfJ" Part I (hor) '73
Michul Sarrai1n, Acnes Moorthead
8 (Jll 18 J C) 11 S1turd11
lllcJtt Uwt
D Mo•lt : (C) "f1tllom" (adv)
'67 RilQUtl Wtlth Anthony
Franciosa. Ronald Frim A -oma"
Pill"hulr 1umpt1 is llt1td lo rt
(Over lrom lht Mtd1lt111nt1n a
piece ol tqu1p111tnl fOf triqtunc a
bomb
IJ lllowtt: Tltt C.1pdbi1Ut•s
Q '""'•f• Fript llipl <mi ...,_: lt Condo!
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1:00
D Don a11t1111t1'• a.• Collu11 a MO¥its: "Prom1~s• Plomrses•
"Cay Doc." "T tenaee Caveman ..
ID lllovi.t. 'T~e tong. C1ey l 1nt "lht Ptlly Girl'
Cl> llHL Hot•'7
-1:30-
111 Tiit Ad•enturen
2:00
D Mtvlt: CC:l ''Tiit Cltall '-WI"
(dra) '64 Deborah Kttr Havlt1
Mills John Mills
Ill ~ "Dead of Night. · roi
eve1 alld A Dar"
G arrard
OHLY s53n
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Pickering, Pioneer. Oy1onlc,
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