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Home My WebLink About1978-02-19 - Orange Coast Pilot'By GARY GRANVlLLE Of .... D.llly fllAll SUtf ' I 'D \ \ SP I·~ ( I A I . concessions at \he Coliseum, a reported one.sixth. Anaheim ~.'I empting . Rams' Boss .. Upset b y Coliseum's Priorities, Financing lt was just three weeks aeo tbat Los Angeles officials snickered al rumora the Los Angeles Ram football team might move to neighboring Orange Coun- t y in 1980. Now, how- ever, those • s n i c k e r s GllAHYILLI have turned into thre1tU of inter -count y warfare should the Rams pack up their sho ulder pads and make Ar.aheim Stadium their home. And what was a lighthearted chauvinistic dart game among Politicians on both sides or the county border is suddenly a dead- ly serious poker game involving :.takes ofuptoSlOO mWlon. The $100 million price tag 1s "hat some Anaheim officials havt slapped on developmtnt of SUNDAY . . a 1tadiwn-eommercial complex that could at least get started s hould the Rams decide to move to Orange County. In the long-range vlew, the privately funded hotel-office- bhopplng complex north of Anaheim Stadium would rival Century City ln West Los Angeles. For openers thouah, Anaheim officlala have their •IJhts set oo converting the 13-year-otd stadium to the combined baseball-football use its de- signers oriainally planned. That would mean Increasing The Bic A's· seating capacity 'from 42,500 to roughly 1s,ooo; a project Anaheim Mayor Bill Thom says miebt cost $15 million. Wi.th baseball'~ California Angels apparently satisfied with the stadium as it is, only the pre- :.ence of a major league football tenant could justify that ex· penditure. The most likely candidate! The Los Aneeles Rams. Rams o w n e r C a r r o I I Rosenbloom has made it clear he's n~ satisfied wlth what the Rams· have been getting in return for about $471,000 in rent they pay each fall for use of the Los Angles.Coliseum. Moreover; Rosenbloom says. the Coliseum Commission seems more intent on meetin& the needs of the 1984 Olympic Games~ sbouJd t.he eamea come to Los Aneeles, tban on meet.llli his Ram neqd.s. Rosenb\oom wants the Coliseum ffoor scooped out. He wants the runnin& track eliminated. ~d in plac• or the track he wants more seats in- stalled. The Rams owner is also un- happy with the Rams share of And he says it bolhel'$ him that his football team doe not share tn a major portion of the parJdne lot l'eceipts 1t generates on rail afternoons. A Rams publicity man admits also that "management has some concerns about the <Coliseum> neighborhood." "But let's not belabor that Point." the PR man says as he quickly moves the discussion away from the largely black. high crime rate area where the LA Rams toil. While Rosenbloom haggles for better terms from Colis~um commissioners when the Ra~ lease expires at the end of the 1979 season, officials and non- officials in Orange County are making their move. County Supervisor Ralph Clark ttiree weeks ago traded good -natured barbs with Los Angeles County Supervisor {See RAirs, Page A2> VOL. 1 NO. 50 7 SECTIONS 102 PAGES ORANG E IFORNJA .................... ._ MARCHING UNIT OIST'ftACTS Al.EX SEYSTER, •, FROM COTTON CANOY ' . ' Slayer Signature Police Reveal 'Mark' Left ·by Killer: LOS ANGELES <AP> The Hillside Strangler left his "signature" in the murder or Cynthia Lee Hudspeth, convinc- ing police the young woman whose body "''as found crammed in the trimk or a car was the Strangler's 13th victim, police said Saturday. It wu tho firat indlc:aUoD ln the Ove-moolh series or muroers that tbe Strancler had •DY "atc.natllre'• -an idenUf'1in1 eJement in tbe crime. But poUte aecl to ldeoltfy what that element was As ·lbe county coroner con· ducted •:w&oply aa tu body~ a 20-year-Ofd woman, UM Lo5 Angtles Pollce Department threw tbe full 'force of Its Hillside Strana.ter Task Farce into tbe field. searchinc (or a yellow van seen &hortly befott Miss Hudspetb's body was found in.. the Anceles National Forest on Fri~. The murder was apparently the first. time the Strangler has stnaclt this year. Sheriff's de- puties discovered the woman's nudp body In the trunk of a ur . ·~-· ....... VICTIM No.13 Cynttaia Hudspeth that apparently had been pushed over a cliff. Deputies, noting marks &IQf.lDd bu.neck. said she "is definlt.ely one of the Hillside Stranglet vlctims." ~ Miss Hudspeth lived in a quiet 3 ·~~e in Separate 0(} Traffic Crashes By JEUY HERT.BNSTEJN Of .. O.Uy "9t Stan .. Three O~e County traffic accidents 'each claimed a life early Satur:dJ,Y morning. Oead art\:: -DIANE;S. FULLER, 30, of Lo111 Beact,l .. in a fiery Newport Bead\ eras~ when her sports car ran lnto a tr~. -J OHN PETER LAWSON, 19. of 200:'2 Hopetown Lane. Huntington Beach.. after his mo· ped hit a ~arked semitrailer truck in Huritineton Beach. When Sgt. Miller arrived he first went to the passengel' side, upwind from the flames, but couldn't get the door open. The driver's side wouldn't budge either and "intense" heat again drove him back. Attempts by Sgt. Miller to use a fire extinguisher also failed, he said. Miss Fuller was pronounced dead on arrival at Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian in Newport Beach. Cause of ·t1te mishap i..s un- known pending an investigation. Lawson's accident occurred on Adams Avenue, west of Magnolia Street at 1:30 a.m. in Huntington Beach, police said. He was eutbound on Adams and police aJleged he did not see the truck parJced at the curb. The coron~r'.s office listed <See COUNTY, AZ) DEATH AND UFE Two As- aocia.tal PrelS storiea contrast tbe lives of a man who writes for mercenaries and a woman who has devoted her life to helpine India's destitute and dyjng. Page AlO. EsCAP E'S EASY -Thinking of aeelng a bit or the world? Reduced. fares and a shrinking world have made ft euier as you'll see in tbe story on Ins and outs or travel on Pal(e Cl. Glendale neighborhood. directly ucross the street from the <:ourt yard apartment of the Strungler's ninth viclirp. l\.r1stina Weckler. A police source said il seemed likely the Stran&ler. knew both victims~ and be may have llved ft' tM ar~a. A nelgbbor io an apartment directly below Miss Hud.speUfs said she heatd the bible sd:ldol teacher sHout. ·'What are YOU. doing here?" to someone on Thursday afternoon. The neighbor said she could not id~ntify the visitor, but added it sounded •·as if it. wu aomeone she knew." Sbhilf's deputies said they had no further information OI\ the conversation. Dana Man Rescued FroID Cliff Two lifeguards, a sheriff's de- P u ty and county fireman rescued a man Saturday from. a perilous ledce on a bluff overlooking Dana Point Barbot. Dale Terry Schoor. 32, of Dana Point, was pulled to safety short- lv after 4 p.m. in a litter basket after he bad allegedly jumped off a 15().foot cliff at the end of Street of the Golden Lantern, ac- rording to a spokesman for the Dana Point Harbor Patrol. Schoof was reportedly despondent over family and work-related problems. He landed oo a bushy ledge some 70 feet from the bottom. the harbor patrol spokesman said. Steve Barrett and M•~· Cartin . lifeguards at San Clemente beach, sberiH's dei>u- ty Jerry McGraw and Dave Wilson, or Station 6 of the County fo'ire De parlm•Qt, lowered lhemselve.s on ropes to reach Schoof. Schoof, who sustained Ollly minor cuts and bruises. wa5 treated by paramedics WaiW\k at the top of the cliff and r• celvect further care at' s.n Clemente Genera1 Hospital .. ... . . ' ' I ~ ............ GEORGE WASHINGTON ART-REVOLtmONARY Laguna Hills Students commemorate George Monday is Washington's Birthday and school children ('ontanue to commemorate the country's first president with special projects. Raebel Foust, Robert Murtha and Joe Grammatico (above) were three kindergarten students at San Joaquin Elementary School in Laguna lfills wbo did art projects or George Washington. Raebel created a silhouette, Robert a larger painting and Joe shaped a Revolutionary War· period baL · ·' San Juan Capistrano Choo-choo brings Brown to OC coast Many peopJe s~m to be fond of calling it 'Baxter W.ard's choo·cboo." The S'an Dieio to Los Anaetes c:ouuxm.ter tratn was ot-nrtaUJjauncbed la1l wan.· ~ctu mu~h 1l1>op.ta. Jttry Brown, the state's economy-minded chief ex- ecutlve, boarded the $2.~ million train at San Juen a istrano. f{owever. 4 r the guv, •he e~nws couldn't ma.ft ir ~n time. The eight-tar· gt Camino was an hour lat-e arnving in San J uan Capistr ano. Brown was unperturbed as he waited with civic leaders, com- • mutcrs and reporters. ''Train travel is less ex- pensive. mteresting and American." the governor said. Five other trains make the run but arrive in litJHti Los Angeles too late to aid most commuters. Tony Robino of Laguna Ni1uel, who has been using the train for some time to travel to his work ln LA said, "It's an easier ride (than driving the free•aya)." Walllilg In tb• U1D can be. Roblao Hld an ~'aeld test!'Be ~ a Nffnt walt ha ~e .. tltfte_,,at "oae lllliiitli :ana" reUas ... Hippos out for a stroll Btf Uilngs were happening at Llon Country Safari lut week. One or the Irvine park's larger animals, a hippo ud hel' stbling, wan~ered away from home, walking throqb a fence Wilake~ by recent winds. Tbey reporUdly lutnbem down Sant.a Vittoria Drive in La1UDa Hilla. Two people apparenUy witneued the wa.lt. But probably not wanting to be accused or "seeing thinp," they refused to idenHfy ijlemselves ~hen relating the sigbUn1 to police. Three lmne pofice patrol car.r;, zebra-striped Lion Country j eeps, two county sberilf's cars and Eagle, name for the Costa Mesa police helicopter, launched a hippo patrol. The # hippos (perhaps they wei:e incognito?) w«e never spotted. • Next morning they were back at bqmo. uof course Jhey"d come ·back," said Leon Unterbalter, Lioll Country mal:lagir. "This is where they getfed; this is theirbome." DJIBOUTi <AP> -A jetliner J:Ontra1Ied by two gunroen who killed a prominent Egyptian editor ln a hotel and then new out of Cyprus wltb 15 hostages landed ln th.is tiny east African country early today. an ain>e>rtof· flcial here said. He sald that four 'houri later the plane remained on !he ground with the gunmen. lrylllJ to set landing clearance so ~f could continue to Algeria or Liby L Libya bad denied londirls rtaht.s· earlier. None or the hos tages or gunmen left the plane after lt taxied to a halt about t in miles from lhe terminal building, the offh;ial said. A group or Djibouti g,overnmen\ officials established .... , ............ .,~ ....... . CAR'S RRE WAS TOO HOT t.o ALLOW RESCUE OF LONG BEACH DRIVER . · radio contact with the gunmen, who demanded that the plane be r efueled. But officials were in- tilsUni that laodins perutlssiou elsewhere be received first. COUNTY CRASHES CLAIM 3 LIVES ••• _.'We Just got two cables aayiq Jhe sltuatlon 11 very ,rave and · desperate,'' said an official at the all!port ln Larenka. Cyp~ where tho ·fiiabt started Sat.tar- • day. ·- maallve, bead Injuries as cause of deatb.. J Rick AJleo Bean, 2 2, a paHenger on the Lawson vehicle, was treated for a broken no&e at Pacifica Hospital ~Fre•P ... AJ . • RAMS cOURTED.-· ..... Kenl)eth Habn about tbe pro- s pe ct of a Ram move to Anaheim. Clark is now the grass-roots spear carrier in the move to lure the Rams to Oralfge County, a move Hahn aays is nothing short of a county declaration of war. In full·P111e newspaper ads that eoet $13,234, Clark and bis Com mlttee to Relocate the Rams to Orange County last weelc sent an open letter to Rosenbloom. Endorsing the costly letter were mayors of the county's 26 cities as well as six state as. sem blymen and three state sen a ton. In his letter, Clark said, "We believe the comfort, safety and convenience of Anaheim Stadium will enhance fan en- joyment d Bam1 home game.." Clark a1'o= out Ui&t tbe ftfth·Jllace l¥t season dteW 1.4 Ill lHOll f•Da to h• .... m 81•''*1111 Be weat Clll tO say tUt • pro. football miJadventure a few yean ago sold 22,000 seuon tickets even before Orante County'• eDtr1 jll the W.tated • •Ol"ld Football LealU& fteJdect • ...... Clark'• committee's ad went on to point out freeway acceas advantages at Tbe Big A as well u a pledle of communit7. bu:si· nesa and oftlciai support. U Rosenbloom •aan•t lm· prea1ed by a former Anaheim mayor extollns the rirtves of Anabelm, ruction to tbe eel was bound ta. The flnt mail broqht about 1,000 fan responses from Ram,ltes who dipped and m.uect a coupon that voiced support for a Rama move to Orange County. WbY does Clark wut to tee Roi• lli1P8 aDd IQld ta Anelaeim Stadltunt .. Part Of it would be the pre- sttae of haflati • pro.bowl eon- teAder In Oranae ~:· Clark 1ay1. . .. Also," he adds ''people 1n thll county t\mply f ove football Loot at the support high school footballJets. This county is a hot bed football rans." Clark also points out that a Rams move to Orange Comity "would be Uke any other bwn- ness enterprise coming bere- mote JObs, More customers for local baslneases and, yes, IPCll'e taxes to help tarry the load ... The county snpervtsor emphasizes that neither he nor his committee will have any part in serious negotiatiODS with Rams offtdals. That la a task descending on the shoulder-a of Anaheim Stadium dSrector Tom Liegler, SUNDAY DAILY PILOT his staff a.Qd city officials. Liegler is the energetic d irector or Anahe im city enterprises who is credited with pulling the Convention Centtt in- to high profits and pumpina re- venues al The BlC A to break even and better. Without a major football at- traction, tbe stadium wu a $500,000 a year loser until Lleiter opened lta doors to rock concerts. While some rnldenta com· plaloed about the concerts and concert followers. Lletler used the likes of rock stars Led Zepplin and Frank Zappa to chan1e Anaheim Stadiwn'a red ink to blac'lc. He now sees the Rama and tho proposed commerc:lai complex as the crown. jewels ne.ded to toreve1' make Anaheim tbe. bub of acUvttrm OranaeCountJ · Llealer CDDte:&ld.I t.be =• WU1 IG 1DllQ' _.. ff" I 1J7m~amli..._Uto Santa Ana Pr'tew&)' than tr.ey wlll ao.. bJ a cteparture from Los Angeles. He tallm ol tlle N mlllloo cars that flow ,.._.,'7 elon to the stadium eldl yetr. And he looks at the Amtrak ral.ta that 1tw. by the stadium as potebtially another IUjo!' feeder of Ram- Anael-Coovent.lon Ceater goers. .. No," saya IJeiter, "l really can't say bow close we are to landing the Rams. Only Carroll Rosenbloom knows that." 11 Roaenbloom JDerel.1 mtng Anabeim H • threat when bart~riDI With tbe Coliseum ComaDlsslon? "I doubt It very much," Uecler IQL ••ue•s a food busl· nesaman and I think we•ve got too 11.lueb to offer to be taken u ...... ,.-. .. ..... ...,,.. . Ma1o-r Tbom la more opttml1Uc about Anaheim's Cbucee ol a.ndinl the Rama. "On a ICaJe of ooe-to-10, I'd sa)' we•re a llWe put five rtaht at the mommt, '' says Thom. Thoulh in its present form Anaheim Stadium 11 nothin1 more than a baseball stadium sometimes used for football, it does have a football put. Hilb school football sames at The Bii A have attracted as many as 35,000 fau. A transplanted Lone Beach State-San Dleao State football aame a '"' years ago drew •o.ooo f ana tnto the st-.dlum. The Rams once taneled ·in an exhibition game with the New Orlean Saints in Anaheim 1n RunUngton Beach and re- leased. Miss Groen expired at La Habra Community Hospital, 46 minutes after her vehicle, driven eastbourid on La Habra Boulevard at Euclid Street crashed bead·on Into a southbound car drlvea by Jimmy Eller or Fullerton, La Habra police said. The Groen auto careened off the E ller car and crashed into a traffic signal in the 3:13 a:m. accident. Eller was not Injured. Deltyfl(i.talllt ..... RALPH CLARK EMPTIES SACK Of RESPONSES TO RAM AD Stadium and drew well. In 1967 , the then independ&Jlt American Football Leasue staged a doubleheader at the stadium that featured the San Diego Chargers, Oakland ftaldert. Kanlas Cltf. Chiefs and New Engfand PatriOtl. • 1 Playt.n~ on a 1ridlron tbat stretched ftom tiomeplate to centerfiel~ tnd, conseqY.enUy put SO.yard line seats ao yards from t~ playing field, µto stadium sotdoul Any thought of an AFL t.am ·movtnl to ~ahelm faded a few weeks later, however, when the AFL and NFL meraea. In tbe "Process. tbe Rams gained ~rli'l rlgbts that ex· tendell-down the freeway past Allabelm Stadium. lt was ID 1974 that the stadium had a professional team of its own, the Ul-fated Southern • Califomia Sun. The Sun played a home schedule that included such forgettable teams as Portland Storm, Hawaii Wave and Chlcaao Fire. Nontheless tbe Orange and magenta clad Sun sold the 22,000 season Uckets Clark mentioned to Rosenbloom in his public letter. Despite competing in a fled.gt. Ing league that featured dry cleaners who re.fused to return team uniforms until past due bills were paid, the Sun still sold more than 20,000 season tickets its second year in bualness. Unfortunately, neither the Sun nor the World rootball League made it. Ulrouih a second season. Midway thro~ the year, the financial bottom fell out of the football misadvebtUM. Sun season tick~ holders are still waiting for the seeond half of the achedole to be played. The things that you can do! Look at these terry knit Jumpsuits by Jumpsuits Ltd. and Winks. Good looking and easy care. That's stytel And so comfortable. Cool and lightweight, terry breathes with you. That's important! Whether on the town. or around the house ••• Teny, I can, take _you anywhere. .Bain Wasn't Just Damp F-forKids Crops Suffer, Roofing Firms Thrive With February's 10 Extra Inches By JOANNE REYNOLDS Of Ille O.lly l'llet SI.if ·A normal rainfall for mid- February in Orange County is a little more than ei1ht inches. This year so far, 18.5 inches have fallen. That 10 inches of rainfall is what marks the difference between businesses that are en- joying a feast and those that are trying to survive a famine. Businesses that are enjoying a rain-caused boom include roor- ing services, tree removal services and cattle ranchers .. Those on the other end of the s pe c trum include som e recreation-oriented operations. farming and the construction in- dustry. And then there are some in the middle, neither hurt not helped by the bad weather. Strangely these include camp grounds and amusement park!>. · None of the Orange Coast bust· nessmen interviewed wanted lo get down to actual dollar amounts when discussing the economic impact of the storms For one thing, they said, the rainy season is not over and the total cost of actual damages and lost business. or increased busi- ness. ha!> not been tallied Fred Keller. vice president of lhe Irvine Co. agricultural division, said he has no way of knowing what his balance sheet will look like once dry weather returns. He explained there has been damage to some ·winter crops such as celery and broccoli and maybe strawberries. "It's too early to tell yet on the strawberries," he said. or equaJ importance is the fact that the rain prevented ear- ly harvest of the asparagus crop and part of it went to seed before it could be picked. Balancing those losses and potential losses is the fact that cattle operations got a big boost because of the growth or grass. "The growth of grass saved us from having to buy hay. which is rather expensive," Keller said However; the cattle operalJon also may face some losses because the cows are calving and the bad weather kept ranch hands from being able to help with the births. ··we probably lost some calves, but we won't know how many until later on," Kene•r said. In addition to the yet-to-be tallied losses and gains. Keller Governor Salutes Irvine Bf oadcasts By PtULIP ROSMARIN Of Tiie O.lly l'li.t MM! Gov . Brown Saturday characterized an Irvine Unified School District proposal, to ex- c han ge li ve televis ion broadcast s with districts nationwide. as "on the cutting edge" o r t ec hnological advancements education needs to keep pace with the times. lie also, m spirit with his aim to be chief executive of more than JUSt California. said the two-way TV will bring people together across the nation. and help toward national unity. His remarks came at an ad- dress to delegates of a con- ference on satellite television. held at Irvine High School. The district hopes to use already orbiting space com- munications satellites in the television scheme. It already has an agreement with the National Aeronautics and Space Corky Sue Wms Balmy Midwinters By ALMON LOCKABEY Dally l'tlot ... ti ... Writ"' They call it the Midwinters, but the 1,087 sailors and power boat ~en who turned out Satur- day fot the Sout)lern CaliJomia Yachting Association's 49lh an- nual Midwinter Regatta raced near summer conditions from Dana Point to Marina del Rey. Even so, feara of more $tormy conditlons kept many sailors on the beach as the t41°nout was 112 less than the record turnout of 1,209 last year. This year's Mldwtnters start- 4<1 out with the traditional pre- dicted 101 contest tor power boats with 16 cruisers turnin& out for the run from Long Beach to Newport Bea h and back. Adm 101 strat1on to use its satellites, accordint lo district officials.' Funding of abou4- S500,000 ts being sougbt from the National Institute or Education. Brown said the program is "a small part or what I see as a \'ery rapid change of lire in our mstitulions, in our schools." The governor himself recently established a program lo get a state satellite orbiting the earth Bro""" sald youngsters are be- ing required lo process in : formation at an ever increasing pace; two-way educational television, he said. will aid that effort. Television, Brown said, can take students directly lo sources or learning. Students, be said. will ~ able to look in on labor unions, public agencies, newspapers and other places to gel first-hand views of -..what's going on. ~"All this i$ just a matter of tithe." the governor told about 200 delegates to the conference, including elementary and secondary scbool students who helped run iL Brown warned there will be critics of the program, who might view it as another ex- periment in education doomed to fail. But, Brown said, education must keep up with lecbnol6gy. ''It's very i111portant for this state l\ot to slip back, and try to recapture what can never be again, and better utilize the op- portunities of technology that lie ahead." Brown said the satelllle ,pro-gram 'would help insure "that we 're building and getting better.-and not going backwa.Ns." PrOmpt Call said the Irvine Co. agriculture operation ls facing a bill of about $100,000 to repair erosion damaie done to farm fields. Erosion is one or tbe major probleDl& facing the con- struction industry, where rainy days mean that work stops. Spokesmen for both the Irvine Co. and tbe Mission Viejo Co. esttm ated construction projects run by the two firms have lost between six and eight weeks because or the rain. Al Wheeler of the Mission Vie- jo Co. said the lost time hasn't hurt hls lirm yet becau.Se pro- j e ct s ·under construction between November and April carry a built-in delay factor or one week per month, excepting January and February when the delay is calculated at two weeks. Frank Hughes. vice president or the Irvine ~o-'s residential division and head or the com- pany's home building sub- sidiary. Irvine Pacific. said the raln·caused work stoppages may have a part in the eager- ness of construction workers to turn out on jobs when the sun shines and even wben Jt's rain- ing li&hUy. "In the summer we have trouble getting the trades out bec ause of v&cations. Now , because o( the Jack of work. they're much morl anxloUJ' to work and we have-< no \.r9uble getting tb..,m out, even on Saturdays," be commented. One of the reasons con - struction workers may be so anxious to work is the Jack or recreational facilities. Gc11C courses that dose in the rain have had to remain closed or operate on a limited basis because fairways and greens are soggy. "It's been a disaster,'' sighed E.d .Moyer at the Meadowlark "C'olf Course in Huntin1ton Beach. Meadowlark as owned b y Caljfornia Golf-Tennis, a firm that owns 16 courses statewide. including the Mission Viejo and Rancho San Joaquin courses. Vicki Higgins of C.llfornia Golf-Tennis said her firm ha!> taken a beating ln the storms both from damage and from lost revenues. ''A ~vate club has a source of constant income in dues and initiation fees. Public courses have to rely on greens fees and people just don't play In tbe rain," she said. , Tennis clubs. most of which have memberships, have not faced the same financial loss as pubUc eolf courses, although spokesmen for several in the Orange Coast faclUtles said winter weekend tournament play has been destroyed by the continuing storms. Boaters generally stey away in droves during rough weather, wbieh means associated busi- nesses, such as fuel docks, suer er. Reggie Doll of the Dana Point Marine Fuel Dock said business is as bad as tie's ever seen it in the seven years he's been operating. ''It's like a ski lift operator. tr 1t does.n't snow. he goes broke With us, if 1t rains, we go broke," he said. Fishing has suffered not only because people aren't too crazy about going out on boats m storms, but because the silt and debris that wash down rivers and creeks disrupts •he fish along the coast, scattering them far out to sea. Live bait becomes a valuable commodJty. Fishing boat operators and pier concession stand owner!> asr ee it's not been a good winter. ''It's knocked the hell out or us," said a spokesman tor .Art}s Landing in Newport HarboJ. "With the rain and all, ev~l body's turned to inside sports." , I Not all leisure activities ha~e been adversely affected. Spokesmen for Lion CounU)t Safori and Disneyland report do signiricant drop-off in winter at~ tendance due to inclemett weather. • At Lion C-Ountry, the wildlife park operalion goes on as us~ m the rain and proves a treat for rainy-day visitors becawte the animals tend to be mote Ii vely. Only the ent.ertainme11t area is shut down. j At Disneyland, operations 10 on as usual. allboueh the wOfk force may be reduced. , lo both cases. park spokesmen explained that winter crow~ are generally s maller and limft- ed to vacationers who have only one day scheduled for that par", regardless of the weather. Spokesmen for the countt's cam ping facilities also said th~r operations showed very litQe decrease in the rain • Dan Garrick at O'Neill Park said. "We had people camped 11 II th rou&:h the worst of t~e <See &AIN, Page A4) PAUL LOVELY INTERVIEWS GOVERNOR BROWN1 RUSTY SCHWEJKART,ASFELLOWSTUOENTRUNSCAMERA Honestly, , lPVi~ 'Jl9stly· Boring'· "I got a question for the governor," the speaker aald con. fidently. "What was it like when you were In school?" Bill Renegar or th"t seeond arade asked Jerry Brown, aovemor of Cllllfonria. • "We dldn't.pave TV," said Gov. Brown. "Well,'' said Bill, proudly, "We do." THAT WAS ONE OF TUE exchanges Brown bad wlth atu"nts ot the Irvine Unified School Dlstrlct Saturday, a1 the governor lns.,pected the district's two·way "television com· muhicatlons network. that links all 19 1ch90ls. Bf'Ollt\'n waa attendlnl the final day of a three·dAY conference on an IUSD proposal to eX1~nd its ''Interactive video" approac~ to education, via satellite, tootherdlstricta across the country. The conference drew delegates from the dlatricts plannln1 to partlclpale-Spartanaburg, S.C., ArllnatcSn, Va. and Berkeley-and from ~ewhete to discuss the Potentials for education. Brown was on a stage at Irvine High School; ON 1118 RIGHT WAS JDS science advisor, former Apollo astronaut Rusty Schweickart. On Brown's ltft, eontrollln& the mtcropbone rnost o/ the time, slxth-ll'ader Paul Lovely dlrec~ the ~am. Elementary school students were behlnd the C. aierli I .. Bill Renegar 'tt'&S at Yenado Mtddl• SebOOl miles away. where he acted as moder~tor. One of younr 8ll 'a 1u11t.s waa Marshall McLuhan, the nottd media critic and analyst. Brown and Bill talked with each other over \M wo.way Lele.vision system. Brown asked him, "Wh•l do you learn on TV?'' "Not very much" "Why do you use 1t? '' ·'It ltives me somethi.Df lo do.·' "la ft lnterestlnc::• '1'liked Brown. "Almost everythina. • · "Do aU these gadgets make It more interesting~" "yeah." ' Bill wasn't the only stud~t to challe;nge some of the gov! emor's ba~lc asiu'1'pUons about education. Over at UC Irvine; sixth-grader Paul Brestynasky, whose own guest was UCi. Chancellor Daniel Aldtlcb. told Brown he didn't like state· administered achlevemeQt tests, : . . "WHAT'S WRONG WITH THEM'" Brown inquired.. • "Well, they're slightly outdated,'' Paul said. Brown asked him to elaborate. " He did, ••When 1 was bac~ in the sixth grade. we bad haf the same test, year alter year. I had realized that from Ut4 fourth grade already. ' "I'd like to see a litUe chanie, and a little imaginaUon PU$ tnto it." • He concluded for the bemUffd covemor, "It gets a little dull." ; 8&0WN PROMISED TO LOOK into it, as he promised ottter students he would look into matters lnvolvln& a pot.enUal state purchase of endangered redwoods (lbreatened by lolle1') and the status of the Bolla Ch.lea !Uanbland acqulsltJon. • Meanwhlle, over at Venado School, where Matt~alf McLuhan bad just considered that television OfCered the op- portunity or a claMroom without wall•. the phllosopber ~· prded young BUI. "Just think," McLuhan said. "With TV. you can drop ln 00 anybody. Everybody's ii) the aamt l'OOm. You cu drop ln • any bualnessman and tatk lo Mm about his work. You can drQp in on the CIA bo$s and talk to hlm 1bout KIS work. "11 you could drop ln on anybody, who would you d~ tn on7" .. • BUI considered that a ton1 Um , H Mcorid·araden dO important~ quesUorl~. 0t~clall1 ones J>C?aed bY intemaU~ • famous media criUcs. 'Pi'Oblbly," he said. and paUJecl a11ln, thtl'l cant• up~ lit. alt.:Ume ~ro. " ... lluCJ B\1Dft1." -. . APWI ........ : LEAVING FLORIDA COURT Suspect Ted Bundy RAIN ••• (From Page A3 > storm last weekend. They were tn campers, tents and motorhomes. "I guess lhe weather just doesn't matter to some people." Jim Way, supervisor ot lhe amper facility operated by lhe w:eity or Huntington Beach near ~ rlhe city pier, said he believes the ~ good clamming this year has ·:--· been responsi bJe for keeping the ··! city campground as full lbis .. :year as it was last year. •• One Orange Coast camp- •1round supervisor jokingly sug. gested the good turnout might be people driven out of their homes by leaking roofs. And lhe roofing business has ne ve r been better , say spokesmen for firms throughout Orange County. They say they have calls backlogged from four to eight weeks. The problems are evenly divided between homeowners and businessmen who never got around to having last year's leaks repaired and those whose roofs developed leaks In the bad weather. "lt's beginning to taper off now," said an e mployee of Crank Broth~ in Costa Mesa. ~he worst is during a rain ,.1torm. We act up to 100 calla a day and it really gels beetle." The tree removal business has been so busy that it was not pMsible to contact a firm for commenL However, The Tree People, a San Juan Caplstran~based firm · that does tree maintenance, ~ ported a busy schedule, which Tbe Tree People don't like to see. ••our business Is in saving trefls." said a s pokesman. "We're the people that should have been called to prune the treea last s umme r so they wouldn't have fallen down this winter." The Tree People said they have found a number of instant e ntrepreneurs. armed with chain saws, who are making up to $60 a tree for cutting fallen and damaged trees. ' The potenUal firewood ls not immediately uaeable. since it must be dried or aged for several months before it will bum adequately. A spokesman for a west COUD· ty rental fin:u aald all of bis 13 chain saws have been rented and he baa a waltlna list. "That's the first tlme that's happened to me." said tbe spokesman for A·l Rentals. "l guess the rain can't be all bad." PENSACOLA, Fla. <AP) - Theodore a. Bundy was taken from h1s small Jail tell undtr armed pard Saturday .n.tcbt and taken by autborHlet to Tallahassee, acet>e of tbe Jut two in the aeries of tllllnp for. wblcb autborita are quesUonln& him. He had been tnterrocated ln· teMely alnce Wednesday. when h,la arrest ended a alx·week odyssey in which, police said, he played many roles and took on many dis&:uiaea. THE 3l·YEAR·OLD Bundy is a atudy in contrasts. He's ·a former law student and a one- Ume Republican campaigner who bas been described by fellow tenants at a Tallahassee apartment as both reclusive 1lnd aloof and as a pleasant participant in lnlormal parties. Bundy escaped jail on New Year's Eve in the tiny mountain town of Glenwood Sprlnes, Colo .. where he was awaiting trial on a tlrst·degree murder charce in the 1975 slaying of a lfichJgan nurse. Carter Mulling 'Health' WASHINGTON (AP) -The Carter administration la con- sidering a national health in- surance plan that would require all Americans to carry buic health coverage, which could be obtained from the government as well as from private in- surance companies. Under the plan, private in- surance companies would set ( INSHORT J their own rat.es ln competition with the government. But the Department of Health, Education and Welfare would regulate the industry to insure that people choosing private companlea over the federal plm would still be gettina adequate insurance:. c.atMeu Acc.-... WASJUNGTON <AP) -A Hoose puel Hld Saturday that federal oWclala aboald be barred from boldlaC flnaneial f.n.. tereau tn entitlea tbe7 are aupposec{:=te. Under law, employees of federal regulatory agendes have the opt.ioG of wtthdrawlne from partfcipaUoo In matters where they have a flnancial in- terest. ' Pllpfl AW Olul91 WASHINGTON (AP) Congren and the Carter administration are sparring over tbe best wa1 to belp middl•lDeom• famWes pay the min• COit of ecluc•tloa. bat Uie Supreme Court mQ hn• tbe last wonl. At laae II just bow far the f ecteral goyernmeot cu p to aid cburc:IH>riented Kbools. ,.,. .......... W ASIDNGTON (AP) -The Carter lldmlnistration ii moWig lo tncreu6 the use of federal mon9'y for poverty nelcbborbhooda by requ.lJlnr that cities designate 'IS percent of their community development funds for low· and moderate. income areas. . .,. ,,, THEODORE A. BUNDY, SUSPECT IN IEX.SLAYINGS, ALTERIO APPEARANCE AT WILL 4 Arter subject.inc bJmaelf to a rigorous exerdae re1imeQ and diet that allowed him io shed as pounds, Bundy slipped out ot his cell through a small venUlltioa openinc and disappeared. Poli~e say lie arrived ln Tallahassee, the location of Florida State University. at.out a week aft.er hiB e.scape. ONCE IN Tallahassee, Bundy apparently began to fashion a new identity -that of a former college track s tar -while living in a modest apartment on the frin1e of the Fiarida State campus. Other tenants ln the two-story apartment bu.Udinc say Bundy used to join them 1n beer feats. They knew bl m only as "Chris.•• One female tenant said. "Chrla wu a really nice guy." They knew llttle else abput Bundy and bad little lnkl· Ing that he wu a man wanted by the FBI tor queaUoning in connecUon with ecores of un- solved sex murders and abductions that took place in the West over a nine-year period. In late 1975, police ln several Western states began coordinat- ing investigations into a paUem lllllllftl tor Eflaallt• First Lady Rosalynn Carter was the prize in a fund- rataer for the ERA held in Tampa, Florida, Saturday. A. staunch supporter of the Qiual IU~ Amendmen~ she danced with the four winners of a ratfl.e. On a more. serious note, Mrs. Carter said, • ••• we ban a eritlcal job to do. We must get the ERA ratlfled. • U.S. Irish'· . , .. of m ls sing and murdered women and said the pattern appeared to coincide with Bundy'• moveroenta. STATE ATrORNEY Curtis Golden said officials from Colorado and Utah, where Bundy was convicted or abduct- ing a Salt Lake City woman, have Indicated they may begin extradition proc~lngs. He ls also regarded as a 5u,,. peel in the grisly murders of two FSU sorority sisters. Police beU,ve he was LD Tallahassee on Jan. 15 when the two younf women were beaten to death at Boyle Guilty in Murder~ MEDIA. Pa. (AP) -W. A. ••Tony .. Boyle was found guilty ·Saturday of ordering the late- n i g ht murder of Joseph Yablonski. the United Mlne Workers union dlssldent who tried to push Boyle out of the union presidency. BOYLE BECAME the 9th person convicted in the murder plot. Three triggermen were employed to kill Yablonski. They also killed his wife and daughter in the Yablonski fami· ly home in 1969. Boyle looked straight ahead, His blue eyes twitched for a moment. but he said nothing and showed no emotion as the jury foreman completed delivering the verdict -guilty or three counts of first.degree murder. It was his second conviction on the charges. Hi5 1974 conviction was voided on appeal. LEON YABLONSKI. brother of lbe slain UMW inaur,ent, told a newaaian after the verdict: .. We've all beard the verdict. Justice has been done." the Cbl Omeia Sorority house. To avoid capture. Bundy became adept at dls1ulses and mimicry. The FBI sald be once feigned a British accent and sported a must.ache. He'• also able to lose and gain weight rapidly and comb hJs hair different ways. , Police have accused hhn of •teallng moro than 20 credit cards aod other plec•• of ldentlflcaUon, tncludln1 a atudent identiflcatfoo card or . Kenneth R. Misner, a former Florida State track star. WHEN AR&ESTl!D ln Pensacola Wednesday while driving a car stolen tn Tallahassee, Bundy identified himself as Misner and reported- ly was able to teCOWlt detailed loforrnatlon about Mllner'a home and lifestyle. However, the real Misner came forward and a fingerprint comparison and an FBI poster placinc Bundy on the Most Wanted list Jed police to dis- cover his real identity. APW..._. CONVICTION CONFIRMED W. A. 'Tony• Boyle l.ance Faces Stock Charge WASHINGTON <AP> - Former Budget Director Bert Lance was accused in a lawsuit Friday or joining in a coDJpiracy to unlawfully acquire control o( Fina11cl'1 General Bank.shares, a banking holding company here with assets of $U billion. The suit was flied in U.S. J>is. trfct Court by the bold.Inf com· pany. which operates banks i.a several states. . Paying Bills For Bombers DUBLIN, Ireland <AP> -Prime 'Mlnf«t« .Jack L1ndl of Ireland appealed to lrl•b· Amertcam SaturdaJ to atop ald- tnc groupa be tatd commit ... trocliiel lD the name ot Jrllb patrtotbm." "A reporter is to a politician what a dog is to a chicken thief." -Mike Royko He aal4 that by l!Ylnl mcm:J to al'OUPI purportlaf to be ldlh patriotic Ol'f.•nlutlona, some Amerteau 'pro"ride the raw material" for bomblnp aucb as the rrtday llltbt blast at •. crowded nstaurant In Belf ut. NOl'tbem Ireland, that killed 12 penou. .. If tbote wbo contribute believe that tbelr money goes to support widows and orphans, let me make it clear that it goes to make widows and orphans." Lynch said. Te~as' Snow Now Slusli. {Press Club Watchdog Award Goes to Daily Pilot Writer ... .. . Storm Departs, Eaaes Threat to Eaat .. County Bureau Chief Gary Granville was the only member of the Orange County Presa Club to receive four major award1. H• wat Hlect•d for the first .. Watchdog Award" for hav· Ing dllclosed • 1ecret redl1trlctlng plan for the countt'• five supervl9orl•I dlatrlcta. · Cont.eat Judge• ••Id Qrenvllle'a atorfea "•ffHted ao many · people • • • really 1topped aom•tttlng that could have been dlaa1trou1.'' . Other flr1t place award• recognized Granville for • polltlcat oemp•lfln reform editorial, a feature on potltlclana Indicted tiy th• ~nd Jury and their trip to 1•11 and • hlatorlc•I piece on th• Miming or Santa Ana'• Chinatown In 1906. Youl\i ftnd prlzewlnn•Mt Journall1m •V•fY day In the &~WIN,._.. MARY TYLER MOORE ATTENDS FUNERAL OF SISTER, ELIZABETH With Her From Left, Clorl1 Leachman, Husband Grant Tinker Actress's Sister Buried SAN FERNANDO (AP) -Actress Mary Tyler Moore's 21-year-old sis- ter was buried quietly Saturday at San Fernando Mission Cemetery following a brief funeral service. More lhan 75 persons -including the actress, her parents. brother, and hmtband, Grant Tinker -.. attended the ceremony for Elizabeth Ann Moore. Actress Cloris Leachman was also at the burial, which took place under clear, sunny skies. The moming funeral service wa s held at St. Francis de Sales Roman Catholic Church in Sherman Oaks. Elizabelh Moore was found dead Wednesday morning in bed at a relative's Burbank home. Chowchilla Cheers Kidnappers ' Tenm 'Justice' CHOWCIIlLLA <AP) -The severe sentences dealt out Friday to the Chowchilla kidnappers were cheered by the townspeople of this Central Valley community, who felt the three had "to pay the piper" for the in- credible crime. "l think, frankly, it was justice," !\aid Madera County Sheriff Ed Bates, wh~ led the search ror the three kidnappers. He said he:> didn't bl'lieve the abductors had ";my in· lcnlions or hurlinJ? the kid'> badlv :\c\erthele!>~. "c could haH' had ·Cl horrendous situu11on "The truth or the matter 1s. we have to Jet all of our society know that if you violate the rules, then something is going to happen to you," be added. "They're going to have to pay the piper.·· Pone Seelu Bodle• LOS ANGELES (AP) --A 150- member passe on horseback and in heli copters fanned out through the Big TUJunga Dam area Saturday m an effort to find 12 persons still miss- ing from last week's rainstorm The horseback searchers, mostly members of a sheriff's reser ve force, sought ten or the missing persons from the small village or Hidden Springs. which 'A-as completely washed away. PolJce Nab Dancer• LOS ANGELES (AP) -Almost 60 persons were arrested for violating county indecent exposure ordinances following a sweep of 11 bars orcertng nude entertainment. authorities said Saturday. Sheriff's Sgt. Ted Toguchi said 48 ba r maids were booked for in- vestigation of topless and bottomless i ndecent expos ure, while 11 bar managers were booked for in· vestigation of permitting topless and bottomless dancing. LftJk Clo~• Beach VENTURA (P) -An eight-mile stretch of beach between here and Oxnard was closed to the public (_sr._:4_TE __ ) Saturday after a broken pipeline was found to be dumping one m1lhon gallons of raw sewage into the ocean daily. Residents wert• ad..,1sed not (o harvt•st shellfish on tht• heal·h und to :J\ 01d conta<:t "1th lht· '' :.ill'r The p1pt.'llnc broke in the Oak \"te\\ urc:.i of the OJ:.ii Valley Jbout L\\O "l'cks ago during a rainstorm New Appalachia? DELA NO C P ) -Farm labor leader Cesar Chavez said Saturday the mechanization or California farms could createi "another Ap- palachia" in this state as poor as the rur al areas of West V1rgin1a. T he United Fnrm Workers Union leader made his comments at a union seminar near Delano "Farm mechanization equipm~l developed by University of Callforni• scientists will create another Ap- palachia ih rural California," Chavei s aid. Tax Survives Realtor Fight SACRAMENTO IAP > -The fuU political force of Lhousands or California reul estate agents 1s being leveled agalllSt the Legislature's ma- JOr property tax cut bill, which in- cludes a tax on home sail-profits. The bill, SB 1 by Sen. Peter ~hr, a -Tiburon. barely survived Its first Assembly committee t.est Friday and is expec(ed lo run into more trouble In iii next committee next week and on t he Assembly floor. Agents object to the bill's S percent tax on the profits from most slngle- f amUy home sales, saying It will put a burden on families who want to sell their homes. Escapees in Custody • • SAN FRANCISCO <AP) -Two escapees from : the Monterey County ·J all were taken into custody • Satut"day after they were spotted here in a stolen truck and pulled over by police, sheriff's deputies said. • Bud Cook, Monterey County assistant sheriff, • identified the men as Larry Augustus Gardner, 34, • of Salinas and Edward W. Johnson, 33, of Los • Angeles. They were the first lwo or four escapees it to be captured alter their Friday nigh\ aetaway. • Gardner was being held in connection with a • pair of killin1s in Salinas last summer. Johnson it • was in custody in connection Yiit.b a slayina bl • HERB • Seaaide. • FRIEDLASDER ! Still missing were Jeff Franklin Hutcblntson. ~ IS MA~~o 35, of Fremont and. George Mbm Jr., 23, of • .aµ,., Salinas. it GREAT DEALS ~--~~~~! FREE WESTWOOD (AP) -Partyaoers in this town drink beer and talk kilowalu, pa11tn1 around the electric bills they c•rl'J ln \beir purses and shirt pocket.a like people in other towns would show off snapshots of their children. The big question they're all asking t hese days is: Does California-Pacific UUllUes dare to send us higher electric bllls fot February, even though· we shut the Juice off for an entire week? TH E SELF-IMPOSED seven-day "Qlackout" in this Sierra lumber town is scheduled lo end at noon Monday. The bills are due at the post office on Ash Street about Feb. 2S. IC the bills are up, "They're aoing to be so irate," sighed Mary Ann Finch, 23, a s ecretary at the town's Cable TV of- fice and a half-hearted blackout particippnt. ''People have found they can get away without power . They might just say, 'Shut it off.'" Organizers agree. "There is a Ught at the end of of this tunnel and It doesn't necessarily have to be CPU," said Pauline Ausmus, 45, a craft shop owner who says she's replacing her electric range with a wood stove. "WE'VE EVEN LEARNED how to make coffee on our Mr. Coffees without turning them on," she said p~udly. Organizers of the voluntary power outage said the town was tuminc out its Uihls as a "last resort protest" against electric bills they claim are erTatic and ~xtraordinarlly high. NEED A LAWYER? Low LAg•I Fff • Divorce a Bankruptcy •Criminal * Wiiis-Probate • I ncorPQratlon That captured the fancy of utility customers throughout the nation, most of whom are too resigned to do much about rising bills. But many ealled to say they were flipping their switches In sympathy. Despite the blackout, the town was fairly well l1t last week by folU wbo, although they griped outloud and pro- tested in their hearts, could not do without their electric ransea and hairdryers. THE 1.JTILITV SAID consumption dropped only about 22 percent A survey of the town's residential streets showed that about 75 percent of the 850 households were using little or no eleclrlcity, substituting candles, oil and kerosene instead. No one went cold, since most have wood stoves or 011 heaL The nearest thing to a casualty was one of Louise Tomberlin 's goldfish that. gasping for air, flipped out of its aquarium after the electric aerator was t urned off. It sur· vived. The prime complaint is t}\at bUls have shown no rhyme or reason in recent months. H. L. Berk, manager of the· utility's Lassen Division that includes Westwood, admitted the division had been plagued by computer errors and other mistakes. Residents say recent bills have been puzzling. GLORtA HEDRICK, the bookkeeper for the town's elementary and high schools. said December's blU for the Fletcher Walker Eleatentary School was ~.52. th Januery it wu $C,S50.82. Normally, bills are $:500-$800, w say11. 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I Certain Events Can't Go Unsung . It wasn't the Week That Was . but looking back, we d1d~'t fare badly. The rains tapered off, we found the sun again and were left with full reservoirs a nd green lawns. Except for Huntin~ton Beach residents whose trailers were devastated by high winds. and damage to canyon 'homes and agriculture, Orange County as a whole ~probably benefited from the series of storms. 1 Flipping through the pages covering the week's news, ,.Y..e find some items worthy of serious commentary, pot-so-serious mention and not-at-all-serious note. For rnstance: .Suppressed Giggles Dept. . The New York Times garumphed, groaned and ·whined all over the Eastern Seaboard after the Washington Post broke out and printed key parts of the • H. R ... Bob" Haldeman book the Times had sewn up for syndication. , Who could forget the lofty defense, the constitutional s upport and the First Amendment citations offered by the New Yqrk Times when it was first to publish such red-hot Items as the Pentagon papers and assorted Water,ate exclusives? ':.Fingers-crossed Rail Test We're not laughing at LA Supervisor Baxter Ward's new commuter train that got under way in its daily early morning run from San Diego through Orange County and into Union Station by go-to-work time and back home at the end of the work day. Ward labored mightily to get the train on the tracks and its opportunities are obvious: lowered auto congestion, less smog and a far less demanding ride to _work for those who are inclined to forsake their automobiles. But we hope the project isn't abandoned if it fails to meet Ward's rather optimistic predictions. He says he \\:ill consider the operation a failure if it isn't 80 percent filled in six months. It'll need a bit longer than that to catch on, in our view, and a longer test is ln order. A Cheer for the People Former California Assemblyman Bill Bagley fought for the public 's right to know when he was in office in Sacramento and never was taken in by fellow legislators who felt they could do the public's business more com·eniently in private. It's nice to s~e Bagley carrying on the war in Washington. • Now chairman of the Commodities, Futures Trading . • Com mission, Bagley simply refused to attend a ! commission session when his fellow members voted to • bar the public • .. I just won't go to a closed meeting," he insisted. Gin Sin Tax Facts Dept. Pulling on the resources or its financial analysts, the Wall Street J ournal took on President Carter's proposal to ban the much-discussed three-martini lunch in a scholarly manner. Using a Sardi's martini as its base for calculation, the Journal reckons that the federal tax on each drink is 22.97 cents. or 68.9 cents on three martinis. If 100,000 three-martini lunches are consumed daily, t:ncle Sam is enriched by ~9,906.13 each day. With 2SO business days in a year, the Treasury soaks up S17.2 m illion annually. If both luncheon participants imbibe, the Journal advises soberly, t.be government take is $34.4 million annually. Explanatio n in O rder Southern California newspapers -the Daily Pilot included -would have done well to insist on clearer wording in the full-page ad they accepted last week in behalf of the Sundesert Project. the proposed coal-fired power plant that would be built in the desert near Indio. The ad urged Californians to ••speak up for Sundesert" and to insist to legislators that the plant is needed to st.ave off power shortages in the mid-19805. The only signature the ad carried was simply "The Sundesert Project," without an address or individual names of sponsors. Certainly proponents of the project have every right to seek opinions in their favor. But they would have done themselves and the public a favor by being more open about wbo specifically was behind the ad. And a Few Kind Words ••• •• ~ For the unknown Leon Spinks, who surprised rans, odds-makers, Muhammad Ali -and possibly himself - by taking the heavyweight crown title away from the champ in Las Vegas. And to Municipal Court Judge Donald Dungan of Costa Mesa, who kept his influence to himself, manfully ~cepted a traffic ticket for s~ing and enrolled in .1traff1c school as his penalty. "It s a good refresher on the ·-rules of the road," said Dungan. ••1 was very impressed with the prograr11." ... . .. bi:Jlnlons exprnMd In the 1paee above are those of the Dally Piiot. ~her views expreued on this page are those of their authors and • IJ1fsts. Reader c:omment la Invited. Address The Dally Piiot. P.O. • box 1560, Costa Mesa, CA 92826. Phone (714) 842·4321. Boyd /E opg ~hts than the averaee man of l<>" day. Wben the letter "S" first showed up in the alphabet ol the ancient Semite Janruaie, it meant ''tooth." Rural rats outnumber rurat people by four to one ... Odd numbers are tho lucky ones In Japan .•. Not uerybody realbea tbat fortune ~-ortitnatlid ln the United States ..• An .UUebOke Wl to blOom wlnCla up the 1lae of a foot• ball ••. Am a4•lHc! tb1t rallal UN Med t1'1ee u •1&Cll hlbbil' .. Olbil' ~ Ro'*1 N. Weed/Publisher Thomas K"Yll/Edltor Nicholas Von Hoffman Mush God Easier to Swallow· President Carter presided over the White House Prayer Breakfast the other day and in the course of the observances averred bis talth ln the great non-denominational Mush God. T he Mush God h ad been known to appear to millionair.es o n go l f cour ses, to politicians at ribbon - cu ll1n g services, to clergymen speaking the invocallon on nati onal televi!:.1on at e ith e r the Democratic or Republican con· ventions. The Mush God's pre· sence as felt during Brotherhood Week and when Rotarians come together. .. I Bob Greene He is the vapid deity President Carter was referring to when suggesUng peace might come to the Middle E ast because the Egyptian president and Israeli prime minister both worship the gr~~t mushy one. The Mush God has no theoloay to speak of, bein& a Cteam of Wheat divinity. The Mush God has no particular credo, no tenets or faith, nothinc that would make it ditllcult for believer and non·believer alike to lower one's head wbeo the tempordry chairman tells us that Reverend, Rabbi, Father , Mufti, So-and·So will lead us in perfervidly innocuous prayer, for this god of public occasions is not a jealous god. You can even invoke him to start a hookers' convention and be/she or it won't be offended. God of &he Rotary, God ot the Optimlsta Club, Protector P.( the Buddy System, the Muih God is the lord of a,cular ritliaJ, of tile necessary but bys»eriUcal forms aod formaUtles that bu.ab the divisive and the derisive. The Mush God Is a tervic••bl9 god whose laws arJln't chiseled on tablets but wJit\en on 1ai.t:l, am enable to amendment, qualification and erasure. This la a god ~at will compromise wttb you, make allowances and declare all wars holy, all peacea sacrosanct. Tlie Mush God is also a eod we have not seen around in official high places since Jer'tf Ford de- parted the White House. The Carters have made it plain they don't worship the ceremonial, ~ush divinity, but a sterner theological personage than the g_reat eschatological chairman whom American politicians vainly implore for strength and wisdom at all over- ly solemn &elf-im,Portant oc- casions. THE PRESIDENT and his famlly, beer drinkers excepted, have chosen to identify themselves with th e r ecrudescence of evangelical Christianity. Mr. Carter bas been at pains to show be doesn't cotton lo the pro fonna political praying that goes with the job and as such he is part of a cyclic revivalism that bas welled up every 30 years or so since colonial times. The god of revivalism is the antithesis of the Mush God. .. The God that bolds you over &he pit ol bell, much aa anyone holds a spider, or some loathsome insect over fire, abbora you and is dread.futly provoked," Ml bow the pre- Revolutio"inn-y War divine, Jonathan Edwards, described the non-mu.sh divinity. PRESENT·DAY revivalists don't seem to be quite as ada· mant, but they do make it clear the celestial chap they worship is very finicky about the mar- riage bond, etc. Unlike the Mush God or the God of the older, liturgical or- thodoxleS', th.ls Yahweh provides hie devotees (and make no mis- take about it. J immy Carter's divinity ta strtctly of the · Jl'lascullne persuulon) wltb ex· perlence. Faith is not insUtuUonal. it is personal. There ls no pttest to pronounce a formula and tell )'OU your &ins are forgiven j only tho Lord can do that ana only you know when He baa. THERE BEING no arched ahd buttressed cathedrals, no stained glass windows, no re. ligious music that doesn't insult the educated ear in born- agalnism, the movement must depend" to a great degree on in· tensity. There can b~ no slack days or faith, no hour when the Lord recedes from tbe center of hum an consciousness and is taken ror granted. But as John Wesley, who could be described as the founder of our contemporary forms of born-againism, learned back in the middle or the 18th century, that intensity of experience, tl\ose violent personal encoun• ters with the God cannot be SUS• tair1ed. Then one of two things happen that may account for the cyclic coming and goina of revivalJsm. The born-againers co m· pensate for their own waning en- thusiasm by an outward in· tolerance and puritanical rule enforcement that drives every· body else nuts, or they fake the in-dwelling of the Holy Ghost who has, in fact, fled their temples . THIS IN TURN engenders the famous blue-nosed hypocrisy which. so endears them to DOD· believers. In &he ecology of the spirit, born-again revivalism comes like a gypsy moth infestation - that is it comes periodically and with terrible force and large numbers. so large the moths de- vour the food supply they need to sustain themselves and so vanish for anothet' generation. For the in·between periods the Mush God is always there, always happy to oblige those of little and conventional faith. Black Wor ds 11nctuate White Dile01rna He said that be had a ·story about the snow, and that be wasn't sure if it meant anything or af anybody would be interest· ed in it. "I don't know lf you uae stories without names in &hem," he said. We told him that we try to avoid keeping stories anonymous. ••1t•s just that I don't want to come off like a racist or a bl1ot or something," he said. "'Because for the ftnJt time In rny life I'm beginning to realize that maybe I am." And be told his story. AND YES, it seemed worthy or repeating. "l 'm the president of a medium-sized corporation," he said. "It's not on the Fortune 500 or Paul Harvey anythlQl llke that. but I do well. l take home better than $100,000 a year. I suppose I ought to tell ·you now that I'm white, if you haven't already euessed. "I was Yiliting a business as- sociate the other afternoon. We bad some drinks. and it cot to be even.log, and I atarted for my bome in the suburbs. The roads were terrible, and I tried aome shortcuts, and I found myseJf on a feeder road near lbe ex· pressway. ••1 STEEaED m:v car to avoid a pothole. and 1 ended up with my wbeelaJn • anowdr11t. I tried to eet out, and my wheels kept splnnlna oa &he ice. I abut my motor off and put the car in neutral, and I eot out to puab It. No dice. I &ot back in and trkd to start it, and the battery was dead. "At first I wasn't too worried. There were a Cew cars puslng by. and I yelled for them to atop and give me a hand. Nobody stopped. You know how cold it has been, ~d I guess they Juat. didn't want to get out of thei r cars. Still, at this point I wasn't very concerned. "But after about half an hour, I didn't know what to do. No on e would stop to help me. I saw a house with a light in &he window. I walked up and tang on the doorbell. Someone answered and 1 asked if they could possiblY. help me. The person just closed the door In my face. ·~ WENT TO the next house. and 1 aaked if the person could drive me to a servtce station. He told me sometblng about having trouble with his car and not. wanUng to move lt. .. At the next house, I saw some people in the living room, and 1 rang the bell. No one answered. When I went back out front, tbey had left. the living room. ApparenUy they were hid· ing because they knew someone was at the door. "So I went back out and tried to start my car again wl&h no luck. I waa &ettinl frustrated Knock Sense Into Yankee Dollar It's soon to be spring aeain. Labor contract negotiation time. Boy, wouldn't it be great if this year we could all grow up and look around us and aee what happens when we all keep de- m andine more without produc· i.Dg more. Wouldn't lt be something lf workers and employen could decide -in their own enll1btened self-interest -to ne10· tiate a pay raise tor everybody by muln1 every dollar buy more. We could lf we would. Starting next month 400,000 con1trucUon worker& will be ne1ot1atlnf new cootucu. Somo 100,000 workers tn retatl rood stores wlll want more. And 34,000 1eamen whose •Jt· traV1g1nt wa1e scalea bavo 1lun1ted our ocean llnws and 1Ufied our commercial 'blpPlnc • their protection agalnat layofrs -no matter what. Recopizin& that ever-higher wages are self-defeatln& when they result tn ever·hlaher prices, many unlons will aeelc lnste&d an lncreastn1 de&ree of job security. But when Job security ln· terferes with streamlinlna and efriclency, as ln clvll service, lhat, too. resulta in hlcher prices and worthless dollara. Wouldn't It be exclUl\I tr, an· stead, we could liatM lo and learn from th~ Labor Prime Mlnlater ol Britain who I• fl•ad· 1nJ1 "Pltuedon'tfollow us.' He 11ys Brlliah worken bave been demandlnc a. til1MI' ltan· dard of Uvln1 than Uaey.NM•• been ,lll'Dine. 'Now, be ,.,., tM Brltlsb economy it in aueb cblOI that uni•• work•n are wllllia& to work lbdr way out of tb11 they may etid up beiAa ,_ to work by a dlctator. derive from increased produc· tlvlty. . . Then the Uhlons could demand that the corporations do every- tb ln g i>osalble to upgrade machinery and streamline pro- cedures and lop off dead weieht. Of course, this does not sue- iest that we return lo the abuses or plecewotlc when incenUve pay was misused lo produce tn· human productlon line speedups. But labor's revolt aeainst that has now led us too far ln the other direction. Thi• '9 a comparallve\y "lltht year0 in labor's three-year na- tionil bargalntna cycle. It would JM a perfect tlm• to exP6nroent wttb an lDDOYative approach to mutilal betterment. AMEBlCANS are smarter than tMY uted to be. We havo Mell ~ entllhtened unions in t~e billdlnl trades actually ne1otllle ~ate DECREASES for tbemselvee m •omo ...... in oner to ilypo home b•lldin1. It ta Id too inuch to •xJ*t t11in w -. all ready to movo ....... tM .... •lde Of tbe ma~~'= U..Y .... DclWlr. • and somewhat concerned. Then a car drove past me. "I RAD 11fE hood or my car up. fooling with the battery. The people in the car must have noticed, because it drove a few hundred feel up the street, and then it started to back up. "Two men got out of the car. They were young, probably in their 20s, and they were black. They came walking toward me ... and I can't explain it, but I was scared lo death. l"m SS years old, and I guess I share some of the attitudes or my · generation, although I suspect it's more than a aenerat.ional thing . "I saw these two black kids walking toward me, and I was alone in an unfamiliar neighborhood, and I knew I bad about $300 in my wallet. and my first impulse was to run. I looked around the street, and it was just the three of us. I could feel my heart in my chest. "ONE OF TRE kids called, 'Hey, mister.• I just stood there. l was imagining headlines with my name in them. These guys looked scary, and &hey were walking together toward me. "They came up to me, and I r eached for my wallet. I was just going to band it. over to them and pray that they left me alone. And then they got up next to me, and one or them said, 'You need some help!' "I said that yea. I did. One of them backed his car up next to mine, and got some jumper cables out of his trunk. We al· tached the cables to our bat- teries, and I eot my car started in no time. •'AND THEN both of them of- fered lo push me out or the snowbank. So I got in the car to steer, and they stood behind the car and shoved, and within a Cew moments I was out onto the good portion " the street again. .. I was so thankful (or Jhem, nnd I tried to give them some money. They refUsed to ta~ it.. "Ono of th.am sald, 'We don't want your money. U it wu • ln trouble, you'd do tb.e same thing for ua, wouldn't you?' •'TllEY PllOVE off. and l didn't even cat thelt Dal'QeJ. But l'\ICi bee11 U\lnlclnJ akut thelt qu stiQn. 'You'd do the same thing for us, wouldn't you?' And I have to admlt.. l pro\abq woulcln't have. Not betoe9 the Otb n.laht, at leut.. .. Soa>lllblnl lib tlali ~ and ••• l d0a1 tnow,. tt'u lhlD•1 bllt tt iiiak• toa dD IOCIMt "'nk DI lbM Ula... • I ... ft..J. i To write..._ Dally Piiot/Box 1560, Cost1~.CA92626 Orango Coast Oalfy Piiot 1 r .. ore ~:.P-~-·--·on _______ 6'1_,._·.~---19•,•1W:•lllill•-----T•o•C.•l•I the-•Da•l•IV•P•llo•t•n•t•4~--·------ EarJ Waters \ . Tax-eaters Fight Jarvis Plan 11 Legislative 0 • 0 0 0 Against Jarvis Proposals " • • • • 0 ••• o •• • i) • • • 'Double or Triple Owner's Exemption' By JOHN H. NUNNELEY John H. Nunnel.ey W0$ a lawyer fn Michigan, spedaliztng in municipal Jm.ance /or 45 years, be/ore r~iring to San Clemente. Unfortunately the approach to property tax relief provided by the Jarvis Am£>ndment is a "meat axe" approach which, in the opinion of many, could lead to fiscal chaos in California as well as interminable litigation and in the long run could be detrimental to all citizens, homeowners and others. It is pointed out that the 1 per· cent limitation provided in the amendment applies to all prop- erty in California, not merely homes and residential property. If newspaper reports are ac- curate, this means that approx· imately two-thirds •f the benefits from the adoption of this amendment will apply to in- dustrial and commercial 'Pf'O- perties who receive this bonanza as an incident to the principal upressed totent of the sponsors to relieve homeowners. IT HAS BEEN variously estimated that lost r evenues as a result of the adoption oC the limitation would a mount to about $8 blllion per year. or which Industrial and commercial pro- perties would be the beneficiaries to the extent of some SS billion per year in the form of property lax .relief. _ _ The adoption of this amend- ment would strike hardeat at local governmental agencies which provide services closest to and m05l vital to the safety and welfare of the people: police and fire protection, schools and COOl· n1unily colleges, water and sewer services, public hospitals a nd care of the dis abled , e mergency medical services, park!f and recreational facilities. Since local government -by that i1 meant units such as cities, school districts and coun· ties -are heavily supported by recelpts from the property tax, the Jou d a COPllderable portion or these mooeys as a result oC the adoption of the Jarvis • Amendment will dramatically reduce the essential services. IF THE JARVIS Amendment is approved. in order lo retain these essential local services at anywhere near their present scope: '"'additional revenues will have to be provided. Just to make up for the loss of revenues from the reduction in the property tax. it bas been estimated that the state sales tax would have to be increased from 6 to 12 percent of tales, and the graduated lncom~ ta.x would have to be doubled. Clearly this is unconscionable so we probably would end up with a packa1e conslsUng of some or all of the following: -A 1 percent increue tn the sales tax, or more probably, its application to food and other necessities now exempt. -An increaae in the gradual· ed income tax. -A NEW TAX in the form of a tax on intangibles (stocks. bpnds, bank accounts). -Authorization to cities and counties to levy-a sales tax, or an income tax, or both, for their local purposes (which, however, would appear to require a two.thirds majority of local elec .. tors under the Jarvis Amend· ment). -Additional corporate and business taxes {which the con· sumer would pay in the form of increased cost of goqds) or such other forms or taxation as a part of the packa ge the s tate legislature might dream up. Thus it appeals that the adop- tion of the Jarvis Amendment would inexorably result in a shifting of the dollars we pay through the property tax to other fol'JU' of taxaUon to pro- vide essential loca1 sovernmm- tal services, whlcb could. veey well be a dire altenialiye q more of a burden than tb• "There's more of us than there i1 of them," quipped Alabama Governor George Wallace when be was told he was being \00 racist in his cam- paign for President a few year!! back. Thal would seem to apply to the pending battle over the Jarv is Property Tax Initiative which l s shaping up to be largely between the t ax p aye r s and the tax· eate r s. At this point the nucleus of op· position to J arvis seems to be building almost entirely among t he public employees and of· ficia ls. Frightened out of their 4kins by the prospects of some en- forced reductions in spending re· s uiting from the passaee of Jarvis, they ;.re sendlna up la rge sized smol(e signals to alarm the rest of the vc»ers in an property tu, particularly to th~ low aod middle income groups. THEREFORE EACH voter should carefully consider the probable uJtimate results as above briefly outlined. There is no doubt whatsoever that homeowners, particularly those in low or middle income brackets, cw livlnl on fixed ln· comes or pensJons, are enUtled to substantial &Sropert.y tu re- lief, and the current state leclllatlve sessioo ts under the gun to provide a reasonable alternative (to the Jarvis Amendment) -and quickly. It is sugcested that substantial property tax relief can quicltly be provided by legislation in- ~ creasing the homeowners tax ex em ptlon, presenUy $1, 750.00, to the extent ot doubling or even tripling it. IN MANY CASES this could provide more pro~ tu relief to homeowners than would be provided by the Jarvis Amend· ment, and at the same time would not. provlde the $S billion · bQnand' to industrial and com· mer.cl.a properties which have oot 1Jullered the infiated values that homes bave and are not in such dire need of relief. Tbe loss of revenuea under this plan would be mucb less than under the Jarvis Amebd· ment, and since the.rellel is ill the fQl'm of tax exe.aQpUon. the state would have to provide the funds to mate up such 1oas to e ffort to panic them. They have chosen two stratei les in lheir struggle for surviva l of the threat which perila the jobs of many ove rpaid and un- derworked in the structures or 1overnment at all levels. 'l'UE FUlST PLOY ls designed to plant seeds of doubt as to the benefits of the Jarvis measure. They want the public to belie\le that the taxes they will get it it passes will be worse "than the taxes they at~dy got." This is on the theory that there will have lo be new aQd increaJJed state and local taxes to offset all the revenues lost by property lax r eductions. But the genius of Jarvis is the simplicity of the lansuage in the ballot measure. Any citizen can undei-atand it. And. there for all to read, it is plainly provided there .can be no new or increased taxes without a two-t.hlrds vote of each house of the Legislatui'e. And Just as clear is the further provbion that only by a two thirds vote "of the qualified electors" can any new laxes be o.u, ...... --'<..,UI• ,_., local covernmental ageacies. This could easijy be dooe by utilizing the current state Sur· plus for such purpose -and give time to the careful cbn· sideration ot reasonable taxing alternatives lo make up for the loss or revenues in the future, or perhaps even economies in gov- ernmental operations and ex- pencUtares wbicb would obviate the necessity of any new taxes. Experience. however, has shown tll~t major economies are ptobablytoomucbtoexpect. IP TRB L&GISIATURE fails t• act as it ahould, the only re- medy of the people ls by ln- itiaUve legislation. or comtitu- tion al amendment, in which event such action would be bet- ter in solving the current pro- b I ems to provide spending limitations, rather than a specific tax limitation l"hlcb lat· ter merely gives rise t o Altemete or 1ub5tit\ite taxation. Spendin& UmitaUons would Wovlde m~ Umlta beyond which gO¥enllbent cannot eo, which automatically limit the r evenues wblcb could be raised by taxation aDd ·would tend to curb proO.lgate and unnecessary spending by government. Horpeowners should Vll'ile their '"state senators and as- 1emblymen urging immediate rellef to homeowners by at least tripling the current homeowners exempUoa.. In the long hm this 1bould be a better alternative than that provided by the J arvis .Ameiadment. lm1><>sed by local aovernments. THE' OFPJCIALS have read thea provisions over and over and tully realize their days of free spending will come to a screechinebaltl!Jarvbpuses. So, the second ploy ls io sca.-e the public lnt.o the beUef that the loss ·of revenue from property taxu if Jarvis passes will be so devastating it will eliminate even the most basic essentials such as police and fire protec· tlon. That is hogwash. They wouldn't dare. For the true facts are that, overall, the potential loss of r evenues from property taxes r epresents only about 15 percent of the total revenues available to local government from ~11 sources. ONE NEED only examine the 1oc.al budgets of city, county. school and special districts, count the numbers of assistants to the executives, assistants to the school superintendents; con· sultants. aides, and other fao- Against Jarvis tQtums to reall!e a 15 percent cut would do liltle more than compel the layoffs ot larg~ 1uperfiuous feed rs at the ,publf e t.ro~ab. . , Tbe e!fect of that may forte those whose salariea ba•e become bloated at the taxpayers expense to put ln a full day's work instead of d<'pendiog upOD aides and assistants to covtt tor them. AS FOR the local govel'ft· ments which run a tiebt shi1>1 tr there are any there Js a remedy readily available If the shoe pinches too much from the. revenuelosses.Alltheybavetodo. ia convince their voters of tb6 need for a special tax for a specific purpose. If it is something the citizens realty want, the funds will be votea. That's what local control is all about. It seems clear then that what the t axpayers will be proving to those on the P!blic f.ayroll costie June ls that 'There s more of us than there is of them." OK to Spur Solons, Not Mislead Voters By ED SALZMAN Ed Sa1a:man ii ectitor of the Cali/orrda Jmmtal., a monf.hZr CMlym t1/ ~ govemmnt and poliffca trom ~ thil per.,,ectioe ta~. The most slgniflcant issue facing •oters this June will be the fate ot an initiative proposal, the M>-ealled Jarvis- Gann tax plan. Its fiscal l!Jlpllcations are so complex and so far-reaching that the averaee voter cannot possibly Wl· derstand the measure. Some 1.2 million Californians, convinced that property taxes have skyrocketed beyond reason, signed Jarvis· Gann petitions. Now it is the task of the state's political leaders, newspapers and economic experts to convince Californians that the measure ls like an immature oranse. dollar·ereen Oil the outalde and IOUI' on tile lnaide. TBB ftllST STEP WILL BE for Governor Bron al • the legislature to &gHe OQ a propert1 tu nlld prosram large enough and eq1iltable eDOUlb to please tbe lJllblic. The funds to pay for this package would come from the state's large surplus and future growth m.persaa.al lncome tax revenues. The problem is that this may not have enough voter appeal to compete with the meat-axe Jarvis-Gann ap- proach, which seems to say that the property tax will be c&at. by t ... o-thlrds, period. The fact Js that the state would have to levy new taxes to make up for the Joss of some SB billion in the rirst year. Look at some ol the thinp Jarvis. Gann would do: . • • In order to make "P the Joa, U.. state 1DOMld have to f)ood income~ tome ISO percent,~ th'1 IGlu toz to l2 ~· cent, or rntore tai'aUon on aU buliM.u ~· and fncrecuie the bonlc. and corporation taz from ftine to f4 percent -or .aoae combination of the three. • Renlers 1DOUld gd . MM oJ ~ direct brne/it• of iM property t4% reductM>n, ma they would bdw to paJI MW t~s a.tin- dzvtduala. \ • I/ bwlnesa to.:res weTe riot raiNd substantially, the lion's share o/ the relw/ 1DOUld go to commm::ial and indtatrial /inm- not to homeowner1. • Two Cali/ornJonl, oumfng ~ home1 me bl/ side, mighi POJJ aigni/icantly clif/nenl amount. of pror>erl11 t=es beccu+fe of. a proviaion in tl&e ~ tbol tDOWd ptnalize those who mooe often and favor thole who ao, put. • TM biggut ~ tDOUld ~ be tM federal~ ment, which would collect more incotrw tazes from Califorrdana lolfng popertu.tcz c.ttnption.t and tDOUld have to gioe the atate leaa in miem.lf·"1aling Jtmd,$. . TOE INITIATIVE PROCESS bas generally served California well since it was put ln\o the ConstituUon by the Hiram Johnson reformers 60-odd years ago. It was intended as a threat available to tbe voters when the poll ti clans placed the desires of special interests ahead of the will of the people. lt is one thing to cajole the leiislature into responsible ac· tion, as Jarvis-Gann appearatohavedone. ltisquite,anotber thing to tempt the public with a reduction in taxes without telling the voters bow the replacement funds would be pro- vided and precisely how each 1.ndividual's pocketbook would be affected. Mailb'ox/ MOliile Dome Dwellers Face Double Trouble On Rent For ~mple, liOw many peo- 1>1• could cope wtda • tntrMM of 250 percent in four YMn? How about two tncreues \n jQlt eight IDCJDtbs tqte1l1Di $190 per moot.la u my 9'-yNl':-Old mother h., experienced? No one 1hould object to reasonable pri>tlta for mobll• bome ~1.but tb.l.I can-not be Jqstiftocl lit Ml penonal property bat, in effect, been confiscated I If the California Stale Senate would promptly pasa AlUSO (alrtadY pused In t.be Assembly). tlala terribty dlltr'.eSttDC but larael.Y overlook.ct problem would be corrfftAld tmmidlately. · But lellalatklD drai.a eo llowl)' that more and more betpJeu old people on fixed incomes, who had thou•ht they were com· fortabl1 settled for ilte, are QOW lolln• tbelr homea. If only new1p1pet1 woald feature aome artlcl11 and edltotlala about the pUpt of t.hes• elderly ~''-' ~t mtiht make ..... of tJieae:mlUlen aad ~owners aee tbem.tlw. • citbitl .. Uaim, ud lt c.:- t:alilj WiMild IMlp pau AIWIO (wblett ll Mt~~ Wltti a lot of burea1i*r.ei Hd red lape!). abo1M less poltce. fire, paramedics, etc. They are talk· lnt about abuse of taxpayers' money UMd tn aueh grand ways u la pictured ln JOUr Feb. 13 paJ>«.. -~-ME1un,J..ENT the ha.ala ol proven or antlcipat· ed public 1Dterest. (It is lnlel"est· inc to note that while the Daily Pilot cited 11Astrology" u an ex· ample of far.out topics, the pape~ ltlel.f carries a reaular astroIOgy colUIDn. > A GOOD eommU.Dity colleie, tnucb like a good newspaper, will try to provide something ot interest to the broadest spec· trum of public interest and con· cem. To do otherwise is to effect a de facto censorsbJp based on narrow percepUoos. In other words, .. far-out," like beauty, may be in tbe e1e of the beholder. Mailln8 tbe pemPb)et to ~ trtet nwidenta repftsentt tbe least cosll.J Gd most efflclmt way available to inform the public. The pamphlet ln question wu printed on recycled ~aper al a coat of lesa than 5 cents a topy and bulk malled at the U.S. Poat Offtc111 lowest ~lbli rate. abou~ icenta a cop1. We bave ettemptid In ~· way pouib&e to Umlt bult ·m.u.: 1q to wttlalatbeCoM\Oom .... t' COUeae Dl1tr1c&. llnon . . do occur in matching man rout.a and district bound.,.._ but ~e 4o try to be u pred.se a poss ble. D ly Pilot readers Uvtna out- side lbe Coast Comm\IAIU' College Dlstrict wbo recei;fld the pampblet could belp ul in pinpointing these overlaps bJ'. notifYlni me pen;onaUy. Constructive and informtMI evaluation ol the college'• pro. cram• help ua idenuty ud respond to community naedli and desires. We appreciate CICID- cema and involvement lD wtaat ta, to us, an oneolna critieel aoalyail ot wb.at w. do aD4..., we dolt. JACK R. CBAPPaL Public lnformadoa om... Coutlino CommunttY oetl •• II ~Touch : CLOVIS (AP) -Once i:there was a bll.b acbool !student who dled. And ~)lobody -teachers or ,st,.udents -eould re ,~mber anything about . hi!'!. ~ l;hat true story didn't happen here where a ~pilot Pro1Tam is under ,w a)' to keep students •from getting los~ in the ;c:rowd . . ••so MANY times a ;Jcid goes t.hrougb school :)~d ~~body ever knew h 1 m, says Robert Slab~y. director of Students Explore, ~oalyze, Research, :Care, Hope <SEARCH). • The program here, )lewest of three in the -6tate, provide~ )!ersonalized, in- :dividualized education with the human touch to ~07 or the school's 900 •tudents In 9th and 10th )'rades. • The program wil l 1f!lorc than double next )rear when 11th and 12th .grades are phased into Jhe new school • ADMITfANCE to the )ntensive counseling ~rogram Is voluntary with no s pecial re- '1u.irements. • Highland High set-· ,l Jn Bakersfiel~ .. as .among the or1g,nal Jroup or seven schools In the United States and Canada that began the )'rogram eight ye11rs a~o • 0<'C';in \"1~\\ Hi gh ~chool in Huntington ~C'iHh IS the third ~·ahfornia school in the .program. • Now. Jlq~hl a nd "s .rnti...rc st udent population or l ,500 and >tl t eachers and a~m inistrative st a Cf Mrliclpate in tbe ~°'JU~hly successful'' pro· ~ m. says assistaJ>t }>r'tncipat Bob Milliken. : "RESULTS w e're .getting from youngsters '" coll ege now s hows Jhal the program has i>ecn of high value lo lh.em. ·•Milliken says. · All the programs have ~hree things in common --teacher-counselors, t'Onlmuous progress and indi vidual instruction. Sla b ey s ays fi v e t eacher-counselors at Clovis West are ''the backbone·· of the pro· gram , providing ftudents with a friend on eampus they can go to .for help with any prob- lem, either academic .qr personal. "The teacher - ·counselor knows what ~ohnny's problems are lnd be c omes the •tudent's advocate," 'la bey says. . : THE TEACHE R · founselor keeps track of a ttendance, advises on ~ollege and career and c erves as g uidance founselor, psychiatrut f nd teacher all in one. P arenl conferences •lso play an important tole in the program. ilabcy says. : "i'be. biggest problem 1chools have is that they eontact the parent when ihe child eit.ber is doing b~d or good . • . not just to. tell them of con- tinuo.us pr()iress." 3:00 , ... s,.mn wi... too,.,.._ i.tt SUIPllG PILLOW llCISTIAnOI Will RClll 1-llOUI PllOI TO DUWllCS IACll DUWllG llQUIRS IKISTU· TIOI II SPECIFIED DIPAIT•TS. EMPLOYEES Of THI IMAIT COIPOI· ATIOl llD m SUISIDIAlllS AID MIMlllS OF THiii FAlllUIS AB DUIDEI "911 ALL IUWllCS. , ....... , ................ 177 MEI'S CREW SOCKS 10 SUPER SUNDAY DRAWINGS 10:30 A.M. SHOE DIPAITMEIT DUWllG 15.00 Value fw 1.00 to t~ penon whose name II drawn. 12:30 P.M. SPOmlG GOODS DJAWllG Galaxi• tOO bowling ball, lncludn drilling & lnltlat 2.00 to the l*Mf" whMe name it drawn . 1:30 P.M. AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. DUWllG FM converter ht 2.00 to the petNn whote name h drawn . 3:30 P .M. LADIES DEPAITMllY DIAWllG 1.96 value ~" fer 1.00 to th. ponon wheM nome it drawn. . 5130 P.M. SllGU GAS GRILL DIAWllG 100.00 value for 5.00 to the ,.,.;, whose nome II dt0wn. KOSHER 01 POU SH PICIUS ,. n..""' .. ........,,., ..... 117 . 6-FOOT ALUMllUM STEP UDDER '""" M . 19 87 0 MEI'S S.UEDE OXFORD m·s FLAB DllUIS 51 -COUIT FOAM CUPS AaR~ORT 5ECURITV CHECK. ••1nctdentally. sam, what are we supposed to be look Ing for ••• ?" J"et Lag., Cold Recovery Ti me's Same By STAN DELAPLANE ENROUTE TO IRELAND -"G'morn- ing ladies'n'gentlemen. This is your Cap- tain speaking. We are now climbing to our assigned altitude of umpty-ump thousand feet. Ah -the outside temperature is minus 60 degrees -ah -our flight today will take us over etc. etc." Does this put you in a better mood for flying? <Or do you wish the stewardess would hurry up with the martinis?) Airlines aren't sure. I rode with a TWA vice president who said: "Some captains give you the route and get it over with. Some like to point out the scenery. IC the movie's on, anything he says cuts out the dialogue in your earphones." What do you think? ••• JN \\lLD, BLUE YONDER days of piston engine planes -<''two turning and two burning") -it took us 17 hours from New York to Europe. We prepared for it like an expedition: Sweater -so we could shed the jacket. Slippers -so we could get out or shoes. (And a shoehorn so we could get back into them; your feet swell sitting up that long.> Stopped at Gander for gas. Trudged through snow to a miserable waiting room. Stopped at Shannon for gas. Had a warm· ing Irish coffee in a snug bar. Arrived in Paris and felt terrible for the next three days. • • • "ANY FLIGHT MORE than six hours 1s a killer." Travel writers are always looking for ways to arrive fresh. Bouncy and ready to work. Flying Crom the West Coast, I overnight at New York. Total airtime to Europe is 11 'h hours. But getting to the airport, check-in, chang· ing planes, getting to a hotel, will run it up lo 18. A travel writer with a formula sud: unon 't eat. Forget the fourmet meals. No liquor. Drink a glass o water every hour for dehydration." <I looked at him. He had circles under his eyes. lie was ready to drop.) ••• IF YOUR PLANE IS arriving in the morning. reserve a room for a day in ad- vance. It will be worth it. Otherwise you'll sit in the coffee shop until the sluggard up· stairs decides to get up and check out. <The person who has your room never stirs until noon.) Jet lag is like a cold. ·It takes three days to get over it. <An airline doctor says it takes one day for every hour of time zone you pass.) I find I recover faster when I come home. Even though it's the same flight time, same number of time zones. We don't know why. I suspect it's because we sleep more soundly in a familiar house. And we don't have a heavy work schedule wailing. ••• I F YOU DON~ WANT the stewardess lo wake you early for breakfast - <again?) -tell her. Airlines should pass out "Don't Disturb" signs to pin on your chest. Talce a pocket alarm. Set it for a c9u- ple of hours before morning landi~g or you'll never get lo· the bathroom. Women who get the john first consider it a private dressing room. She'll be in there fixing her face for a halC an hour .. NO, UNLESS YOU'R E Robert Redford, the stewardess does NOT want to go out to dinner. She jogged 71A miles up and down the aisle to Paris. Must jog another 7"4 going back tomorrow. Why is she smlling then? It's in the company rule book. that's ~hy. Shel eels like growling~ TRAVEL S eminar H e ads f o r Mazatlan An eight-day Cinco de Mayo in Mazatlan tour with a two·day sexual awareness seminar combines low cost travel with learning and Is be- ing offered to singles and couples by Holiday Se m i n a rs , New p Of" t Beach. Mona Coates. pro- fessor of human sexuall- t y and sociology at Orange Coast College. will conduct the seminar which includes films, music, lectures, slides. and open dlscusslona. Roundtrip airfare via Mexicana Airlines, rooms al the deluxe Oceana Palace on the beach. welcome party, airport transfers. bag- gage handling, and many e:1tlras are in· eluded in tM $278.00 tour price baaed on double . occupancy. Payment ia due by March 30. Tour is limit- ed lo SO people. Departure dale ls May 4 and return is May 11. For further detail.a and brochure contact lloli· day Seminars at 673-1235 or write to 5161,~ 3Slh St., Newport Beach. 92663 · Greece In Focus A multi-image tra velogue on Greece will be presented Friday March 3 at 8 p.m. in the Orange Coast College Auditorium. Admission is free and the public ift invited. The presentation is s ponsored by occ·s Student Trav•I Sentice. The novel multi·imaie approach u tilhes sophisticated photo- graphic and electronic equipment never ~fore used In a travelosue. Six automatlolly- controlled proJeetora a.re focused on a giant 36·foot screen, on which may be projected combinations or one, two or three in· dividual pictures. Three contiguous lmaees may be shown aide by aide to create a rem arkab le ' borlion-to-b«hoo vista. .-- • WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY DRIVE SAFELY WITH OUR BEST 40 CH. MOBILE cs· by Reallstlc• TRC-424 21-1522 SAVES70 Puts it all together to help you through winter·s last blasts! LED channel display, lighted S/RF meter. RF gain. ANL. noise blanker. •I J I AM/SSB CB VALUE ·: Reg. 19'5 Ea. $AVE 40°/o any ouldoor fun I With chan· nel 14 crystals. 9V batt • strap. ~P ECI AL I Stock up Of\ W battenes. 23- 464, Reg. 49¢, 25C. TV SCOREBOARD'• by Reallatl~ SAVE•1so Our best 12Cktlannel• base station! All fea- tures plus LED clock. •sse tnples available channels I Reg.4~. 40-CH. 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A close-up picture depicts what is said to be a lack Rhodesian assassinated by "communlst- ponsored terrorists," much of his head blown way. It lllustrates a story on "American ercenaries In Africa.'' The magazi~e is "Solder or Fortune -The ~ouroal Of Professional Adventurers." Its editor nd publisher, retired U.S. Anny Lt. Col. Robert . Brown. age 45. sits behind his cluttered desk in ront of an array of Rhodesian army recruiting tosters <Terrorism Stops Here> and other emorabilia including a plaque that says, "You ave never lived UU you have almost died, and for. lhose who fought for it, life bas a flavor lhe pro- tected will never know." ve1t111tlons, Mercenary Operations.'' "£x-Marlne seeks employment as mercenary, lull Ume or job contract. Prefer South or Central Aro rlca but all others considered." Young roan, 1ln1le, 25, can travel, boadable, willln1 to do ~ytblng adventurous or paramUltuy 10 nature. Non-veteuo, but. hobbles parallel. mUitary training. Trained parachutist, advanced scuba diver, pilot. &ood physical condition and two years of college." BROWN SAYS HE KNOWS ot no instance where foreign agents or powers sought to recru1t Americans through the columns of his magazine. The people who advertise products, rather than services, in Brown's magazine are part of the adventurers profile. You tan buy tailor-made knives, flak jackets, bugging devices, anti-bugging devices, T-shirts that say "Death Prom Above," booklets on how to pick locks or blow safes, hand guns, submachine guns, sniper rifles. huntlnl guns. dart guns, bayonets, knives from various armies, war souvenirs, booklets on how to make money with guns. "Tbe vast majority Of readers tias a strong ideological motivation, and that's certalnly true of the large majority of the Americans in Rhodesia because they're not making that kind ol bread. There are anti·communlsts, a lot of veterans who feel we were betrayed in Vietnam, who believe, as I do, that what we tried to do there was correct, although the manner in which we went about it was not." ) SINCE BROWN WRITES and publishes for )dventurers, self-styled or otherwise, 1t seemed flppropriate to ask his ideal of a real man's man. fie picked the only American known to have been MORE THAN HALF OF his readers are either lilied in Angola, George Bacon: "He was very Vietnam veterans or on active duty today. His lwell educated. He was an ecologist, an idealist. He highest percentage of sales are in or near military P~bllsher Robert Brown clutches machine gun, stock In trade of mercenary, for whom he pro<Juces issues of 'Soldier of Fortvne, • filled with tales of war, terrorism and other bloody world events. PRIPARATIOH OF TAXRETURHS y.., ..... 1'•n--. Martin I. Schneyer Attorney at Law ~ C..t111«1 Pullllc ""-'""' MBA(Taut'°"l ,,..,.o1i.-1r.......,1 ,.._olTa.l..P l.--c.be us , •• Cou« -us S..-Cou<t ..ooow .. .....,P1.aM1tno ,_,_.a.-. CA 1"'560 lll·l 164 Talk to four of the best insurance agents at once • your St•I• f'au11 ... t>tl H•'• 1te1.....S 10 bt )IOllJ c•r • ._, ur. AHO hotalth IMwuce .,.,m. S.. '" c.ll: E 'tOWestCcNlst .. wy. Newport Beach 64.S-6470 ... ,. ..... .. ..,.._.,,. .... NN"fllo,.. ..... .. .................. ~ .... .. ~elieved in opposing tyranny. He believed in op-· bases. osing tyranny with a gun." Brown regards his service in Vietnam as a R~ • Not that all the people who appear between the high point in his Ji(e. "I can never see this being ftMANCE oi1e -, t>ages or his magazine are that remarkable. equalled again." U 1 y &; • ; The classified ads provide part of their profile: He al ways felt there was room for an nMI FOR 4 MEW OHi ~ "IntematiooaJ Operator, former Army officer. ad venture magazine like tho old "True" and 'We.re changing the way peoole meet" -~ondabl e. seeking assignment as Courier , .. Argosy," and with $10,000 be launched what he ft 1•~·--- !'rganizational Specialist .•• Situation in-calls SOF. ·.recr ~ ........ ,.,... l • 'r:' l ..._._, VIDEOTAPEINTROOUCTION8-PHONE15NS02 f Living Saint~ Brings Peace to Dyin_g -====.,.:=~L-=:==.:~==·:~==::==~:.=.~=ay=.= •• h:-e ... =...,.=-; Orange County Auto Show By BARRY SCHLACHTER -i.tH ,.,.., Wrtlw VIJAYAWADA, India -"Thank God they are ~oming back." --The voice, sort but assert1 ve. belongs to itother Teresa, the Yugoslav-born nun who has ~€.'n called a living saint, Calcutta's saint of the jutters. : : All around her the frail and wret~hed sur· •ivors or India's November cyclone and tidal wave 4~aster trickle back to Mandapakal~. one of the llardest hit villages in the low-lying delta .of 'outheast India. They carry matenals to rebuild !heir homes. .. IT SHOWS THEY'VE got the neht spint, .. itother Teresa says gently. "The task of rebuild· O"ii after destruction, despite thei r immense grief. ~ a healthy sign." : The 67-ycar-old rounder or the Missionaries or Eharity order adopted the once prosperous farm ~ community "hich had been all but flattened by e storm. The village was piled with corpses the daY Mother Teresa arrived to supervise ·relief 4pcrations. ' -She came. she says, "only lo distribute the C.ord's compassion." • The people of Mandapakala are 1n desperate 9eed or compassion: The _vill~ge lost 2,000 of its l ,000 residents. A 18-foot-high tidal wave swept up biud-walled houses, drowned livestock and carried ~c living and the dead several miles inland. A SHORT WOMAN with boundless de- termination, she counts on daily miracles to see 6er work succeed ; There were, for instance, the airline tickets flade available without cost to fly her and seven sisters part of the way from her headquarters Jn ~alcutta. • There was the "mlracle" on the road to Vi - _fiyawada. Mother Teresa found a group of : Beat.la Not.ices YINCl!KT AOffALO o. VINCE.NT, res•clent of t-.. passed -•r ~w ... rr t6 1n -· S..Vl....S bV his par.ms.Mr~ fS. Jarrell Vincent ol Irvine. s1 .. Vicki Vincent •'. Co~I• Mn•. ndmottwr. O.lsy F. Vll..:ent of ,,.., Funeral wnlkes wtll be '°"" t SMITM-1'U'r'Hl&.l..U. ~C&MICHAPIL 427 E. 17th St. Co!ta Mesa• ~6-4888 Santa Ana Chapel 5 f8 N. Broadway SantaAna• 547~131 l'tBCI llOTNUS SMl'TMS' MOITUAIY 627 Main St. Huntington Beach 536-6539 ... , ..... y CWALNMIUl MOMI 7801 Botu Aw. Westminster 893-36a PACMCVllW t • IOlllAL PAU c.metety Mortuary Olapel SSOO Padflc View Drive Newport. CalifOml• 844-2700 Death Not.tee• With a gesture of benediction, lndia·s Mother Teresa directs rescue effort doctors, stranded when their car broke down. They decided on the spot to join her relief operations in the l>torm-ravaged villages of Andhra Pradesh state "It's hard to say no to a living saint," says one orficial in Vijayawada, a local government center and the base for cyclone relief opuations. In Mandapakala. about 5S mUes south of Vi· , jayawada, sat a woman ln a shattered hut calling • to Mother Teresa, who was surveying the storm damage. The woman ba4 loct bet husband and all but one of their children itk the tidal wave. She pointed to be.r surviving child, a S.year-old THE EPTUNE SOCIETY CREMATION Burial at Sea (714) 141-7431 DH°' NII"' ......... 11 .... 2400W.CH8tHwy. Suite t Ne""'1 8•""91 CaUf. '2MS~ I ........ ttet,, ........... I to: .. NAiii!. ..................... . deaf mute, and asked, •'What will I do with him'! Is he worth anything?" The boy approached the Roman Catholic nun in her blue-bordered, home-spun, sari·like habit and played with her wooden rosary. Mother Teresa gathered him up in her arms and, unable to l}>\'8k, be eurgled with joy. "See, the child ls happy,'' she told the dis- tnucht woman, calming her. T~ to those accompanying her, Mother Teresa went on: ··Where there is tragedy, there is salvation. Even when the mother cries, the child find& happiQess. That is the circle of life. Jt. is et.emaL'' ORANGE COUNTY, CAUF. -Today is Senior Citizen's Day at the 14th Annual lnternaUonal Auto Show, so it's going to be a full day with two shows in . one! Doors open at 10:00 a.m. and ~e sbo~ con- tinues right on through 10 :00 p.m. this evemng, so there's plenty of time to see a spectacular collection of rare Concours d'Elegance automobiles and the display or Z7 makes or 1978 new cars, both domestic and foreign. With the cooperation of Movie World or Buena Park, you'll also see Charlie Chaplin's rare Rolls· Royce roadster: the Beatles psychedelic-painted Bentley: the .. 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REG. 3.60 EA. 2FOR•5 2.'9EA. men's solid color doubleknit slacks LOS ANGELES <AP) -A chargin' Jack Nicklaus aaid his golf iame 1rqproved rut the day -. went on ln the third round of the Los Aneel~ Open ·wbtle dis· appointed optometrist Dr. GU Morgan aald bis over-par score was simply the result of erratic play. Nicklaus shot a 1·under-par 70 over the' Riviera Country Club Course for a 208 that drew him into a tie with Morgan, leader or the two opening rounds who slipped to a 73. .. J bit some drives poorly and some irons poorly. It seemed like every time I got my game out or kllter, I'd have an ex· tremely bard s hot," Morgan said. Nicklaus sank an 18-foot putt for a birdie on the 18th hole and Morgan knew it as he stood on the 17th veen. "I beard the roar so I knew I had to hit two good shots to tie," he said after the round. His second shat wound lfP five feet from the hole and ~ sank the putt to deadlock for tlle lead. Morgan, winner of 9nly one tournament on the tout, said h4' wasn't overawed going into today's finals Ued with 'Nick- 1 au s, wbo bas won 63 of them. "Basically he is a great phcyer and an exceptional competitor," Moraan said. "I must look at JiJm as Jun o.notber player. He O• Tl' Toda11 C'l&a•11el 1 at 2:30 can be beaten just like anybody el1Je.11 Morgan conceded he would have to play back to his rounds of 66 -69 of the opening two circuits to win the $40,000 top purse. Neither Nicklaus nor Morgan played well on their first nine holes with Nicklaus carding a 36, one over par, and th e optometrist a 37 despite opening with a birdie. The finals shape up as a duel between Nicklaus, winner of 63 Profes.slonal Golfers Association tour events fnd $3,09C,18S; • SC Nabs Thril ler Braim Clinch T ie With 104-64 Romp LOS ANGELES (A P) -Roy· Hamilton scored a season-high 26 points Saturday night as fourth-ranked UCLA clinched at )cast a tie for the Pacific-8 Con f e ren ce basketball championship with an easy 104 -64 victory over visiting Washington. The Bruins can win their 12th straight Pac-8 title outright Thursday night when they play at Ore~oo State. UCLA now has an 11-0 conference record and a 21).2 overall mark. Oregon State, which defeated Stanford Saturday night, has an 8-3 league record. The Beavers are the only team in the Pllc-8 olber than UCLA that is sWl in the title picture. The Bruins made SO percent of their Cic;ld goal attempts in rac- ing to a 52-24 lead at halftime. 1 The Huskies. 5-6 in conference · action and 13-11 overall, never I threatened after the i n· termission. Hamiltoci had 15 of bis points in the first half. David Greenwood, who finished with 19 , points, had lS points and 12 re· I bounds ~Y halftime. I WASIUMOTOtf C..> -Wetltw 4. Wood\ tO, I M.tl,.n 2, VevtlW\ I. Grilllft 12, Fr0111t IS. Gudmu11<1uan 10, Hfts 1. H.art,,,.. 1. Tot.al• l1 10.16 .... UCLA lttO -G.....-20, Wllltn J. SOmt I . , TownMftd 12, H-'1""' 1', v .. ,...,. .. .,. 11. Al· turns'-HollMld 10,Aldlr$0116, U ..... rtl, ic.11~ 2. Tol•I• 12 20-D *- H•lftlme -U<l.A 51·2'. ,..wMcl OUI --· Tot•I loull -W-lnoton tt. UCLA 10. A -12.m. Trojaiu, 55-54 LOS ANGELES-Mark Hols· iqg~on hit a ~foot jump shot wlU. 12 seconds to play Saturday nlgbt, giving Southern Cal a SS-St Pacitic-8 Conference basketball victory over visiting Washington State at the Sports Arena. Hoisington led all scorers with a career-high 18 points. and pulled down seven rebounds. The 6-foot-10 juniQr was tiJllng in for USC freshman Cliff Robinson, who misled the game because bf the nu. . By winning, the Trojans raised their Pac-8 record to 7-4 and tbelr over~ m..n to 1c.io. wasltiNOTOM n . !Ml -comm "· .._. '· ..,~ 1. Hilt 2, ken,. n,. OWll 1, _,_ 1~ .._..i. ,..._"' r .... ,. .... Mi Paciric·8 basketball victory over Oregon Saturday. The 6-foot-7 Villoll, who did not play in the first half or the regionally televised game, scored six straight Cal points late in the game to put his team safeJy ahead, 65·55. Bea~84-72 STANFORD -Mark Radford and Rickey Lee each scored 18 points to lead the Oregon State Beavers to a 84-72 victory over Stanford in a Paciflc-8 basket~ game Saturday nlgl\L Oreeon State look the lead for good at 40-39 on a jumpshOt by Radford early in the second half. They stretched their margin t.o 60-50, but Stanford rallied to 67-64 with little over four minutes" remaining. Morgan, 3li who has just a single PGA victory, and Wally Armstrong, a non-winner who carded a 69 Saturday for> 211 total and third place in the neld of TO professionals and one amateur, Armstrong, 33, said he was surprised to be just thr~e strokes otf tbe pace because "I didn't feel GU woUld be bogeying and I felt Nicklaus would be playing well." Instead, the Riviera cours1t took its toll. Nicklaus needed his loJ\g putt on the final hole to wind u_. G6-3C and Morgan needed his for 37·36. Although he says he is not tournament-sharp, Nicklaus baa picked up nin~ strokes on Morgan in the last 27 holes of this tournament. . At 213 came I.ilnny Wadkins, even par for the three roilnds. Morgan missed a 6·foot putt at the 13th hole to drop into the tie with Nicklaus, who bad birdied the 12th, as both stood four strokes under par. Each parred from then on until the 18th. L .. <11"9 scores • ., ... s.lurW'f'• tMl'CI ,_ of the Los AnQeln Clpeft -the per 71, 7,Gn-yWCI Rl•lw• Gounfr't CIMll c-: Jeo Nlctlaus n*10-* Gil MC>r9M> ...._n-20ll Wltlly Armsllong 70·71*-211 L•""'t WedltfM ... 1~213 eruce Limke n·1>10-t1• Peltr Oolwm.n1 71-11·12-2W Gery Kocll 10.n.n-111 Mike McOAloUgll 74*'2-l'M Andy Norttt "°*71-1'M Berry J4MCMI , .. 70-7S-21• Jim O.nt 1'·70-11-lt) Gene Lllll.,. 7S.12 ... _.IS 8111 Rogers 7l-7Ht-2tS ,....,.r-.t l'erler M-7 .. 71-215 J~rry Pate 7...._,l-21S Rea C..lowell 7S.1J*-4i. Jim Sim-1'·71·12-216 Lyn Lott 6 .. 74-U-2i. H•le I rwln 7J.7'•12-'21' T ......... ~ 71 .... JS-21' .Hrr., M<Gee 11·7•12-217 Loo Gre,..m ... 7s,7J-211 Tom Wei~ 7,..._1s-211 IC.ellll h-12 .... i.-111 Joe ln,..e11 7•rN1-2• Mflte Rot-1C.11-1l-2a JolWI Sc~-11-1).Jt-1• Oei!lftY £..._ M-72·1'-2• Stew Mtlnytl 71-7).12-2" Al..,_ Miiie<" 12·1S.12"4" cre19 St.,.. 11.11-1s-no Gery G""' 77....,f-111 VlctM R._i-7W•7S-nD Ml .. AilOtl<ty 7 i.7,_,S-111 °'"""' Me\'W 1'·1S.1>-m -SN•-,,.,..n-m &Airy Ne-lf.te.)1-Jal Jim Cllen<.ey 1J.1HJ-nt Mee McL..... • l~J.12-nt ...,~ u.1 .. n-m J c........ ,..,....,.,._.,. c"'"''" CoeclY 71·7t·Jt-<210 0.-9'" ea.. .... ,..,.-41, Itel«> l•-7t-1S.7'-Z21 Ron (Mrl,_ I 1•r•1...-m WeyM I.hi ,._,._1>-tlt D9ft J•~ 74·7•1'-211 1toe1 ,.._,. n.n.,._.,, Peut M«'"" n.1s.11-m 11111¥ ~ n .1wa-m fighter Near Deatla ~"r.-• I Spanish i>oxer Rubio Melero is taken from the rjng on a stretcher Saturday in Madrid after being knocked out by national middleweight champ FraneisJ Ramos4 l>octors reported Melero wu neai death. .A ;:· Anteaters Scare Aztecs San Diego St. Logs 4842 PCM Win By a Dally Pilot Wrtter UC Irvine used a four-comer, stall-type oftense to throw a scare Jnto PCAA co-leader San Diego State Saturday nlgbt, but the host Anteaters eventually lost the crucial basketball game 48-42. Coach Tim Tift. knowing that his UCI team desperately nefided a victory to k~p alive its post·sellson playoff hopes, de· ctaed a slowdown oUense might ~the answer. ln the first Aztec-Ant.eater cJash lo Sa,n Dieao. UCI lost by 2S Pt»iJltl, 'nfl didn't want a re- peat perfomtabce, •nd be didn't get one. UCl traded one·buket leads with San Diego State throughout the first hal(, and was never behind by more than four points until midway through the second half. But 6-7 forward Joel Kramer took cottmand down the stretch, scoring 14 of his game·hi&b 22 points to give San Diego State some breathing room. -When the Aztecs stretebed lhe l'CAA STANDINGS 111111 L N' M .. _ ... Pklltc ~Ol-S&M• 01 Sl•te (F-1 Gel Stele l'-*'9 ~) S.nJ.-.9t.W ucs.11••.....,• UCl,..,lne ......,.,Sew.a .. '., .. ' J HJ m ' , 11J 712 7SMICQ s 7 '" '21 i • n• .. a • TM m 2 10 7• IU c.i Stete CAii~> 7.S. S... JaM Stele ff ,..,ts,,. Slatt 7J, OI S~e lt.ono llekl\I '7 S... 01 ... 5Ute4. UC lmne 12 Pe<lltc 14, UC 5ente 8#-• H ,__.,..o. ..... UC lr•IM lit C:.I Met• IFuow-) Pedflc et c..t Stele U.o0n9 llH<hl UC SMll.t --·lit l'r-State S... JOW Slete el 5-\ Ole9I> Stele lead to seven points with 12:06 remaining to play, Tift pulled his team out or the slowdown or- rense in nn attempt to get ba~k In game. Kramer were the extent ~f ~ Diego State's offense. Khn 'Goetz, a 6-7 forward who came into the game with a l't.o average, scored just four poiats a nd Mike Dodd, a guard averag- ing 15.1, scored two. Those figures weren't doe_. much to UCl'S defeos. as to Its' snail-paced offense, '1ftiich CllW'ec San Diego State 4 •ery limltfA· time of possession. The tactic might have woi!blL If lh& Anteaters' ere •·~•r.reaaonably well, but they Ml just 40 percent from the f1oOe.. They allo eommlttecl µ-;. turnovers, a s"ett ~~ to any slowdown offense. • ... a.;~ The Anteaters ••Ye up -11 those turnovers in tbe .first bllf.: but managed to stay close 'Y~· out-rebounding a cold-51-ooting (37 percent> San DJegoStatetea'm 15·9. When San Diego State flnathr got a comfortable,.eigbt.,pot.it lead with 4:00 left in the gameJit went into a slowdown offensepC its own to ice the victory. 1 ' But UCI could never trim the s..1101etosuite1•1 1u•uc1,..,1 .. lead to less than five points, and "",. • fll t\._ saw the lights turned out com· ~·le • 2 3 1• Stru111 • t >'» ......... 10025't11NM 1•0!1 pletely when, with SO seconds ooe1r 2 o , • c1r11c o .o 1 o left, San Diego State's Steve ~:•r ~ : ! ; =r• · : : ~ : Malovlc slammed hoine a stuff . Kremer • 6 1 :n Rocllet"s 2 0 • 4 sbotto pot bis team up. by elgbt. Totals 21) • 12 • :::" ! .: · t : .Malov:tc. a 6-11 transfer from T.ca1a • • t11n USC, ~red 18 points but be and Ha1111mo: Sift Diego Stll0, 12-10. , ; Sports in Brief J{ings Tie4,, l -1; .. ••• . . ........ I -. , .. _ "" I .. -: • l. • Tanner in· Finals 2 . ( st'one9 cleared 1·5 wb(le Jacobs setUed Cm'7-4 and ~ecopd place. • ~lb Bayi and Rose h"fl the identical time of 4:00.2. , fttle Ce Ceta11re ~ cOLliM81.\. 8.C. (AP> - Freshman ltevm l>UD!eavy and aopbomore Kuta.t• fteynolda · 1cored c~ trte ~wa In tbe cloala1 MCClDdl tO "'" Soutb Carollaa • ll·IO· upaet oHr MY•nuariaktd Mau.' Dame ha en totenecUoaat •aabtball aasne. Dl.l9'1M"l''I two tr" tbl'owt 1rltb JI ..... Nmalnlnl ftN IUtJNtl1 ..,.,.. ot tbe 1ame. But ~., 1awetbit 01rr~.cook1 alMO lead. 9" mon tr.. Ulint by fteynoldl wllb.ftYe .._.lift cllnehed the vktel7. Tilt Irish rtU · '°~ 17:.S .SUI U.. lou1 their aeooocl upelt la • weu. South Cuobl l• la.IL Form• Muiaa Hilb <Bunt.. Sn1ton .,ach~ atapdout Noh Bra'bntni' baCI ellbt polata fOC' NoueD~. ............ 11 flOU&roN -flovltoa'1 three-aµarct often••, fuoled ltr Kett WUUam1 f'n4 CooUe ROH, ltd tl\i C®c•n to an 14-TJ UPMt • vlctoa-y over No. t taaked Arkatuaa *'•lur4•r ln a outhwut Oonfe,ence ba•tr•tball 11m• Ula& l"lftt ~ H911 to only thetr ~ detelt otthlfflaGC'8. Tbt ._. pnvented the ffo0 from cllnchlnl at Je.,t a tlo for tho SWOUUt. K.etac welltb A-N AP,_.. _,~HOT BLOCKED --Arkansas• Steve Schall <30) blocks a .shot by Houston's Ced de Fears during college basketball Al~Y Saturday in Houston. The hos~ Cougars upset th.e qlUon's No. 1-team. 84·75. LEXINGTON, Ky. -Jack Glven1' three-point play Juatlly critical charatn1 foul combined to lift third-ranked Kentucky to a tense 58·56 Southea1tern Conference victory over Mil· slaslppl State Saturday n(Cht. Givens, Kentuek1•1 No. 2 career scorer. brou1bt tbe Wildcats back after Miasl55ippi state blld rallied for a 56·52 lead wtth USree minutes to play. Titans Triumph . Fresrw, Pacific M-;.wette, 57-4lJ MILWAUKEE • Second· ranked Marquette, sparked by 14 points each by Jerome Whitehead and Bernard Toone, protected a narrow lead with de- lay patte.ms and held on !or a 57-45 college basketball victory over Cincinnati Saturday night. Trip PCM Rivals ·t-• LONG BEACH CAP> -Mike tregory scored 16 points to lead · a balanced Fresno State attack •brday night as the Butldog:s .. &anded host Cal State <Long '"B~ach) a 75-67 setback in a JJCAA basketball game before a crowdoU,287. /... _~t Williams added 12 points. . • lt'badc Ennole scored 11 and 'Eddie Adams eonlributed 10 for ... Fresno State, which is now 9.3 in flCAA play 'and 19·5 overall. '·, Francois Wise paced Long !leach with a career-high 26 points and 15 rebounda. Michael ww,y a~ 2S points tor the · ..f9ert, who are now 5-7 ln the ·conference and 11·12 on the season. +~:'l Tbe 49ers took an early lead "'·'bll the Bulldogs bounced back "tntttway in the first half and led '!12-2S at the Intermission. JSU led by at least five points throughout tbe second flair. ~-.:.!)tilfc,.~t 4-57 r-t:';:aiocKTGN -Georg~ Fowler· "~tc~ned 16 points, Joined by Cour ..J teammates in double figures, to ~~ Paeific to a convincing • . 14:57. victory over UC Santa Barbara in a PCAA game Satuf. • a ight. · ll ut Pacific lq_ a -~i>ro• flnt with Fresno State and San Diego, the Tigers• best record in seven y~IM5 in th~ ~¢erence. They now stand 9-3 m the leagtle and 17·'1'&'verML · .... Cincinnati, 15-t. held Butch Pacific led all tbe way, with Lee, the WarrJors• brilliant their starters shooting 25-4~ for d the nid"L Terence Carney added . suarll. to elabt point.a. Holfever. .... Pat eummtno ..tUa 23 polnta 14 polnls, Ron Cornelius dumped was the only Beareau' player tn in 11 and Russ Coleman and BU· double fieures u Marqueue, ly Bryant each had 10. 21·2, pulled away ill the closln& The game witnessed a weird minutes for Its a1xth consecuUve series of technical fouls. Pacific .tct.ory. was slapped with three in the openfne seconds wbeni three Nao Ill~ 59-51 p~ayen were caugb\ wearing ALBUQUERQUE, N. M . different numbers tban in the of· Fiftb ranked New Mexico held ficlal's records. ' to lta lowest offensive outPut ol The Tilers got a fourth when a ' the aeaaon Saturday Dlght. n>de player came on the floor late in Phil AbQey'a 18 polnta and 13 by the game and wasn 'L recorded in Willie Howard t.o defeat Tau- th e scor ebook. UC·SanLa EJ Paso S9·H in a Western Barbara was banded a similar AthleUc Conference basketball technical · ••me.· . Fttlllwtoa, .._ 78 SAN JOSE -KeJth Anderson scored 21 points and Mllte Nlles 20 as F\lllerton State squeaked to an 80-78 basketball victory over San Jose State Saturday ni&ht it) PCAA pla.y. Fullerton jumped to a 10.l lead in the first three minutes, but the lead went beck and forth far mP8t or the iur1>f tbe pme, with San Jose holdlne a 46--44 half-time edge. The score waa tied five times in th& second half: I , Anderson con•erted a one· and-one situation with aix s~cortds remaining lo make it 80-76. Then Ron Low hit a 20- foot jurnper Cor San Jose at the buzzer. • 1 • I The lAbos who were le~ the . natlon in 1corln1 with • lOl·J>O~per.game avera1e. re- mained on top tn the WAC t1Ue cb11e with a 10·0 mark and puabed tta overall record to 21·2. .,...,,73-a CHICAGO -Dave Conllle scond 24 point.a and WUllam Dbe caine off tile beneb to add. 19 u '1~~~ DePaul M- teated arcb·rl•fi Loyola of Cblca10 73·U tn coue,e basketball Saµarday night:. DePaul Jed by 14 polnta In the first ball. but to)'Ola cut lhe lead to two at 61·51 with 3:20 left in the lllDe-The Ramblers then auffe.... a atrtn1 of turnovers . and DePaul capilall1ed by out· 1eortn1 Loyola U.4 tn tbe final two mtnuta. - Sports qn TV · ... ..,,1s-'1• LAWRENCE. Km. -Darnell ValentJne •cored 10 of Kanna' flnaJ ll points and ~ tile 1ixth-ranked Jaybawkt to a hard·foucbt 75·70 Bii El,bt basketball victory over Nebraska Saturday ql-'1t. Va~~e, who ftnllbed wltb 20 po . drove th• lane at a:ao to clve the Jlybawka a ~ advaot.11e. TbeD wftA It 1le0ndl reml.lalllC. be stole a N•bnda PHI and 1JDt '"°free throWa to mike it 1'-70. I Sr DAYS WNN'llrGllAll °' .............. _ _,""='---.-• ..... • A• lons aa there l'tmaina an unconquered challeo1e to lb• human aplrlt of adventure. you c.-n find IOJXle cruy fool •bo wtll attempt to do t.be lmpoulble. Two 1ucb fools (or adventuren, II you p~fer) took oft Saturday from Newport Beach ha an 1ttempt to clreumn1vl1ate tbe we•t•ra bemllp.,... ln a Jt. foot canoe. • It haa never beeb 4oae before. Tbr•• Guman adventurers tried a 1lmllar feat two fear• 110, but encountertd trouble !o tb• trecheroue wat.ra off Cape Horn. Their bodlH were never found. , Salton have covered 1reat dlatancea In 1maU, 1lncle maated craft before, but never hu anythtnc llke th1a bHn' accompliabed in a wooden canoe • Can1dlan1 Jerry LaCbapelle and Denali BUodeau don't conaider thernaelvea foola, but they've been told that they're at· temptbul the hnPOQlble. • 'Tha{'a what everybody keep• telllnc u1," 1ay1 Lachapelle. "And every Ume we heu a new reuon u to why we'll never make u.. we become even moro de· t.ermlnod to do It." LaCbapelle and Bilodeau hoped to reach San Diego in the tir11. day, and the~eaf\er travel for 10.12 hours per day at a speed or 10 miles per hour. DENNIS BILODEAU (FRONT)" JERRY LaCHAPELLi°_ Power will be supplied by oar and a six-horsepower outboard engine. This is actually con· Unuation of a 28,000 mile Journey Which began June 26 in Vancouver. Brltllb Colom bla. and wu interrupt· ed rive months a10 in Newport Beach. Lachapelle and Bilodeau were making the trip in an aluminum canoe, but it fell prey to salt water rot. As they limped into Newport their provisions were low and their money almost gone. To the rescue came Dr. Ralph Graham, an Orange County physician who bad a bit of wanderlust himself and helped outlit the CU.dlans with a new, wooden ~canoe and funds to complete &M joumey ... From Calilomla, they plan to follow the coast o( Mexico, Central Ame ric.a, then around Cape Horn and north along the AUanUc coast to Montreal. From there, they '11 cross 5,000 miles of Canada by rher and 'ventuallJ return to Vancouver. "There's only one way that . we'll survive this, and that'.a by taking no chances with the w ea ther ," says uCbapelle. "When tbe seas get rouib. we put in lo shore. ''We try to stay close to shore. no more than a couple or miles, if possible. And we're very careful. We watch all the 1igrut. ll tbe birds head inland. so do we. "Sometimes we're laid up fbr days, even \ffets at a time, but we won't cast off until we're cer&ain that there's no storm brewinl," ll)'S Laebqelle. "Once, a shark followed us for about a mile,'• adds Bilodeau. "He didn't re*'11 bother us, but it's thlno like ,that which keep us on -oar toes." While prepar:mg for lbelr journey'• cootiDu.aUon, ai. Canadlans stayed with a friend in Costa Mesa. The basic shell of the C&DOE!. wbicb ~ Ol\11 lS in- ches deep, weighs juat 8S pounds, bu1 it will be ~eked with more than 1,000 pounds , of equipment and supplies. . They'll mm and photo. graph the trip for a posslbJe documentary production, and Bilodeau intends to author a bQok about the ad'vent.u.re. The trip may take more than two years lo complete. but the Canadians aren't in any hurry. "We've planned this trip Jor a long time and we•re .-. iq to enjoy it. •• .LaClmpelle says. •"Ibls ta our dream. We will makeiL" Six,.mimlle Dry Spell Fatal Hornets Rip Bucs, 75-59 By CllAJG SHEFF Of .. a.., .......... Oran1e Coast Colle&e weiit wlthoul a point for nearly six minutes mid way throuah the 1econd balf-1Dd. the end result WU predictable. The Pirates I ell to vilitlna hllertoa Collete, 7$.59, in a Ire)' Soatb Coast Conference butetball1ame. . The setback vtrtuaily eUmlaated OCCfrom any shot at tb• eOQf erence title. The Pirates are now M 1D circuit play while tbe deftftd1Dg cbami>lon Hornets lmprovtMl to 7·3 and atayed veey. much in the conference race. Oran1e Coast played perhaps Holmes Arrested By Phoenix Police PHOENIX -Emle Holmes, deleualve tackle for the Pittsburgh Steelers of the National Football Leacue, was arruted Saturday for ln· vestlgation of drunk drivin1, polfceaald. orncen said Holmes, of Al- Uaon Pelc, Pa., waa seen drlv· Inc lo 1outh Phoeni~ •t an estimated 75 mllea per hour. 1bey 11id tho speed llmk •as 45 mph. I ' one of lts worst games of the season-but the Hornets bad a lot to do with it. The Ftillerton press bothered the Buca 'to the .extent that OCC turned it over2S 'time11. And the Pirates got lnto early foul trouble lo both halves, belt>· ine Fullerton parade to the tree throw Une in rapid aucceaslon. The Hornets ~t OCC, a1-s, from the charily $tripe . Still, Coast was' very much in the game witb 13 minutes to go. In f•ct coach Tandy Gillis' ,club held 11 45-42 lead. • But points 46 and •1 dlc!A't come "Ulltil nearly 1lx minutes later. . , , tn that span OCC couldn •t buy a basket and bet~ the liomets by turn1n1 lt over live tirnes. And coach Ezra Van Hom's club toot advantaee of lhe situation, scorine 17 straight points for a SIMS lead with 1:20 to go. Coast came right back with three atnllght basket.. by Jon Rolland, Pete Ncrnmann and Ray Orem lo cut the deficit to 59-51. But the. Hornets dldn 't· rattle, .1corlng 10 o! their retUiriidl 16 points on free throws. ~ Oran,ge Coast, whic;b hi\ ~.3' percent ol iU. sflots JP the open. ina half (16 of 30>, cou}St cnty cd 11 ot 31 after .. fhe Irr· ~rtoission for.15.5 percent. Neumann and HoU-04 led the . Bucs with 12 points each, but Jim Mccloskey, who scored 30 Wednesday against San Diego Mesa, finished with only It. M cCloskcy, after hitting bis first three attempts. weal 2 for · 10 lhe rest of th6 night. And be was guilty of 10 turnovers. 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Stldlebllet bit tlte •pobit polnts ln the first half, led the Gauchos io rebouQd~ wit.I) 10: Rle!h .brJcElrath bad nln• assists to top th&t de~eQt. • Cal Topp.l~s Irvine Twice UC Irvine's baseball team bad a hard time holdine onto a lead Saturday and consequentially dropped bolb ends of a doubleheader lo visiting Cal Berkeley. The Anleat.ers wasted 10 hits in the opener when they allowed the Bears to rally for three runs and a 6-S wln after two were out in tbe nJnth lnn· ing. The nightcap was even a bigger &iveaway. UCI wu nW'Slng a 1·0 lead ln the fifth inning before tour walks and a socriflce Oy 1ave Cal all the runs it needed in a 2·1 victory. Both teams bad a hard time generating an of· tense in game two. UCI collected four bits, two by Kenny Washington, while all Cal could manage wu two safeties. But the Bears were the recipients of seven wa.llcs, including four in the deciding filth inning. Eric Frolander doubled with two outs in the first inning and scored on Washington's single for UCl's sole run in the nightcap. Frolander and Washington were also the hit· ting stars in the opener. Frolander went three-for- five with a solo home run with one out in the fifth Inning. Washington collected two doubles, includ· U\1 one in a three-run uprising in the third that staked UCJ to a 4·0 lead. Doubles by Jim Wick and Greg Adams pro· duced the first run. UCI, now 1·2, hosts UCLA Monday in a twin bill that begins at noon. * * * * * * f'tltSTOAMI! HCOflOOAME UC:INIM CJI UC,,,,,._ UI ... r ..... -r ...... -.... ell> s 0 ' 0 Mont~.lf l 0 0 0 HlfAllO, If ' 1 0 0 Hlr•110,<f ) 0 0 0 Frole-.2D s 2 ) t f'rot.,...r. 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Huntington Beach, lhe only survivor in 4·A action Friday night from the Orange Coast area, will be at Compton College Tuesday to duel No. 1 seeded Verbum Dei <Loa Aneeles) High. tn 3·A hostilities, Blair <Pasadena) High won the toss and is the home team against Estancia with the site still to be determined Divers Sparkle; GWC3rd SANTA BARBARA-~ Peter Zumberge of Orange Coast College 111nd ·Greg Price or Golden West College finished 1-2 in the 3· meter diving event at Saturday's Gold Coast Belays here. Zumberge, who was second in the l·meter diving Friday, scored 368.6 points to win handi- ly over Price who had a JICOre of 340.S. Golden West College finished third in the team standings with 248 points. Pasadena (522) out-distanced UC Santa Barbara (406) for the tltJe. Aady Miller or GWC turned ln a 4:21 effort to place fouttb in the <I()() lndlvldual medle7. He WU 8~ 1n the 100 breaatatroke Friday in 1:01. Corona del Mar, allbougb it lost the flip, doesn't have far to go with Fountain Valley High providing the location for the duel with Los Amigos (Fountain Valley ) High 's Lobos. Capistrano Valley High 's Cougars, with an away game under their belts, are the automatic home team against Notre Dame (Riverside) in l·A circles. Huntington Valley Christian ls also an automatic selection-but on the road al Pacific Christian (l...o6 Angeles> i n s m a 11 s c b o o·ls classification. All games are scheduled for 1: 30. ... HoM!l!IQWn ~ V$ lie-0.• a1 ComPlen Olll- Com11ton VI a-•I llH1t11r• coue.-K•t•ll• n 81SllOll "-I •l EdgeweOd .... c;,--. Y._VI st. aMMlty M •Le~ L8 P'ely VI #tM .. P ........ Hitll ... Gf~College S.rvll• la llentwe et Y•M• eou..-w.........,> Momlfl9Sldltat0ot ...... . P ...... VI L.oyeUet Cr ... Hitll • ..evtm.,.. ... .....,..,.. ,.. G•r•HU VI 1u ... ra1c1e ,..,., •I llllwenldl Hor1'I Hltrt Soutll Ton'_. 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Finklea took an imposing 28-0 record into the final match against Troy's Terry Slatic and although his foe outweighed him by at least 20 pounds, battled on even terms to the. final 30 seconds. But an escape and a quick takedown gave Static a 3-0 win over Finkleawho had pinned three opponents in the meet to that point. He has 22 pins in 29 matches. Huntington Beach's Jamie Roberson moved in front quickly in his 130-pound match against Ernie Lopez of Valencia but suffered an accidental cul over his left eye that later required stitches and bad to default. lo aa all-Oranee Coast final at 123 pounds, Gary Bobay of Fountain Valley decisioned Bob Larwood of Dana mu.s. 17·9, to run his season record to 31·2. Larwood is now 29-4. 178 poWlds. Budgen is 21-2 for the year. Steve Barreto continues to surprise. Picked for fourth in the finals, he won a narrow decision at 136-pounds over Chris DeLong of Kennedy, 3-2. Barreto is now 33-7 for the year. "'' c:v ..... 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" I .,.,,,. ., I '' t '' .·. -· Orange Coast~ CM&l of a bitting slump in grand style wblle Golden West Jost a con· troversial dedslon in junior c.'Ol- lege baseball action SaturdQ. Paced by Jamie ~e11on·s·five for·fl•e perfonno11ce, Oran1e Coast broke looee for 23 hits ln a 20-5 romp over host Saddlebact. He also bad a double. two single and walked once. The Pirates, who came into the aame with a ..2llO team batt- in¥ average. collected nin~ntra base bits. Starting pitcher Rick "oolard helped bis own eause with three hits and two RBJ. Eric Peyton had three hits and three RBI. Sunset League baseball is just aro\IPd the corner with non-leaaue and toumament 1ames Ul• first business before the circuit's 15-C•lll• kicks off March 10. Marina (ffuntln&ton Beech) Hi&h's VWDCJ are the c!M>ice to repeat as circuit champiolllt ID a lea&ue dominated by nJ1ht games. • Here's a capsule look at each or the Oi':lhlO Coast area's rive entries: • Marl•• Manna (.ijuntington Beach) Uigh's Vl~ are solid favorites to successfully defend lbelr Mn7 Sunset League championship with flve alltlape standouts, includine CIF 4·A first-team M1"tlon Mark Dapello, in the fold. Coach Paul Frey's crew includes alJ.JHC"e standouts Steve Porath at catcher; infielder G~ Springer; third baseman Eric Irwin and oudl~r Larry Coy. Also, pitcher Mike Bors and letlet'lllelL Rod Davis and Rick Mielke. "Pitching," says Frey, "and 1'laYinc N ..U together as we did last year are question marU. •• Dapello will operate at s&cond *4 or s hortstop after recovering from a shoulder injury that forced him to play the '71 season as a designated hitter. Dapello rapped the ball at a .378 clip and was an all-league slandout the prior season as a sophomore outfielder. Others who flgure to make Marina solid in eyery category include jwlior 9Ulfielder Frank Cresci; infielders Jeff Newton, JIWttt Eric Ruithenchild and Steve Masjoan; Dunn and st.eve Hines. at fint bue; and •illllltr Jim LaFrance. Frey's pitching corps, in addition to Bors, COD· sists of rlghtbanders Mike Farole, Gary ~)'. Brian Smith, Kevin Olson and Leland Bruce, 41oa& with southpaw Scott Clifford. Farole's availability is tentative; be is n~ a similar shoulder injury that forced DaPello out or the defensive picture in '77. Marina's atrenatb begins with DaPe119,. but Bors, Porath, Springer, Irwin and Coy m._ 'ee Vikings the threat to d!>minate the league. MU.. Only two returning starters dot the Edison <Huntington Beach) High roster of coach Ron LaRuffa, but expectations on the Chargers campus are high again. Shortstop Don Hill and Bob Sma.rt, who moves to first bue from the outfield, are back in tho fold. while other squad members retumlng includ.e seniors Scott Littleworth (catcher), Brian Glo&hen (cat.cber), Mlk_e Vandeveer <.second base), Do!.a& Mittendorf (third base> and outfield~ lflMn Stokke. Garden Grove transfer 1bor Edgell boeltel'a a pitching staff of Wayne JusU and W•f1"' CaBea. and that's where LaRuffa is most eone~ whether a trio of juniors can c:onsisteotly 1riD on the varsity level. "We don't have a senior pitcher in tlle IJl'C). gram," says LaRu!fa. "But I think we have alOtid defense aud our offense is goinJ' to score eome nlllS. •• - LaRuffa always carries a lot of players on his roster and many among the following will p1-y large parts in Edison's success: They include Mike Zinn at first base; sophomore Frank Seurer at shortstop; outfielders Randy Ponder, Mike Swieka and Steve Spane: aDd catcher Bill Bradbury. Also outfielders Jeff Jones, Bretl Fauria and Edison's CHwitington Beach) Todd. Bover was narrow winner al 168 pounds over Artesia's Bill Miller. 3-2. Boyer now has an impressive 35·1 season record going into Saturday's final s at Westminster High. Chris Roll of Corona del Mar defaulted to David Deal of Artesia iD the 194·PoUDd fmal. Roll bas had the flu and after winning three matches in lm· pressive style, decided lo forego the final and enter nut week's matches as second place. Meanwhile. what looted like a double play turned into dhaster for Golden West. which lost its first game of the season. 4-2, at Santa Ana. Leading 2-1 in the seventh inn· • Ing, the Rustlers looked llke they ' would eacape a bases-loaded jam when a Santa Ana batter grounded into an apparant play that went h'om first to home and back to lint again. Monday's schedule finds Saddleback at Golden West <noon) and Orange Coast at Los Angeles CC <2). 0.-.. Clltlllt (JI) 1n1 illl ad' .......... 5'1111tl," s 2 2 0 "' ...... ·" SclowelM, ff 2 0 l 2 MollM, cl •rlll'lti 5 1 I I "2 1 • "000 J 0, 1 3000 1000 4 1 1 0 4 I 1 0 3010 t 01 0 2 01 2 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 :n s 7 s ,. Casey Metkovich; pitchers Gree Donald. G-.,ry Scherer and Greg Jones; infielders DOD7 Hoffman. Pete Schaefer, Matt Macy and lolm Davis. Larry Budgeo of Fountain Valley also ran into trouble in the finals. He was pinned in 0:25 by Rick Boyer of La Qunita at TROJANS, JAPAN TANGLE AT VCI It will be homecoming or sorts for Bob Yoder a nd Dusty Dvorak when the second NCAA· Japan All-star volleybaJI championship series gets under way today at 2 at UC Irvine's Crawford Hall. Yoder, who prepped al San Clemente High, and Dvorak. a Laguna Beach High grad, are All-American players for USC. the defendinq NCAA champion which takes on the Japanese col- legiate All-stars today. The match is the first of a five-stop tour for the Japanese. The field ump, after allegedly signaline the final out, called the batter safe as the Rustlers were trotting into the dueoul. The ly- ing run scored from second and the runner originally on first was headin1 towards thlrd before Golden West could realize what happened. But in their haste. the RusUers committed a throwing error that allowed the winning run to score and Santa Ana shortly afterwards added an insurance run to apthefour·run inning. Golden West. scored by more convenllonal methods. Steve • Nemeth and Doug Mansolino worked a double steal arter first inning sineles while in the rourlb, Rick Clark doubled and scored on '.l'im Innes' slnale. At Saddlebac)t, H was a different story. Nelson tied an Orange Coast record with five hita , two or which were triples. Area Women's Reswts ..,...tt,2tl s 111 ........ teflurlan, 3 Q 2 0 l 0 HoNeltt, 10 Wooqf'd, ~ s 2 J 2 Tfltonl, elf\ ......_ .. 4210 Hlll,pl\ ~ ... 1 eoo Heller,2'> .... _,c-11> 's '0 c.a~.rf 0o1-11 l 1 2 a werz, c f'fk\. 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"alie9 The Barons of Fountain Valley Rigla. ~ one of the rarities in prep baseball-i>lent;y 6Uoll4 hitters. Additionally, the Barons have the kind of defensive ability to bold their own with anyone m the Sunset League. • Yet it could be an off year for ooaeh letm See SUD.Set Pa&e 8-t Kickers Play Tue~ Sunset League soccer champion Edison (Hunt. 1ngton Beach) and South Coast League kingpin Mission Viejo are on the road Tuesday m the second roWld of the CIF playoffs. The Cb·argers of Edison are at Nogales <La Puente) High in 4 . A action , while Mission Viejo invades Artesia lot a 3 -A encounter. Both games are slated for 3 o'clock. ... ~ _,,., __ .. s-.w AfOUt'• et 0..0., San o.w.t .. CWflO wen Tcwren<>eat f.l #liDll'9 Edi'°" et Megilles Torr...c:e It,,. .. ,,,.,.., S.rrt• ~et SIMI Velie)' SoutllTotrll'IUel~ , , Lompoc et~ "tdOMO at P•dfk• 01 .... ra at,.,.,.,,..,.. ... ly ANhelM •I Alie t.om. MonlHello at S-• Men• P•IM 54Wift0Sel Ht4 'Wll.., Minion Vleloat .,.,._. Hern,.. et CaluKo j.13.Garl &Go . ·---~.,..,,.,wt. Bobby Unser •iD be drtv\q IA both enda ot tbe Twln·200 VSAC auto race, et Ontario Motor SpeedwayMarchs. , The versatile driver will not only be behind the wheel of Dan Gumey's Cosworth-powered Lleht· nlng chaalpion.sbip car but will also drive in the stock car event. Unser lost the stock car portion of the 1977 Twin-200 by two feet to Jimmy Insolo. He will be driving a Camaro for Bay Darnell of Illinois. A. J . Foyt, the only four-tlme winner at Indy, "W alao drive in both portions of the competition. He was the championship car victor a year aao at. Ontario. Track activity for the event gets under way on Thursday, March 2 with practice for the championship cars. Additional practice is set Fri- dQ with the champ cans in the morning and stocks in the afternoon. Oualifytng t.o determine the 24 starters in the champ car race and 30 in the stock car portion will take place on Saturday. OCIR Drep Set Sat•rda11 Orange County International Raceway will hold Its second big weekend ol ratlni Satuday wlln &be auaal East-West sldrmlsb ie&s under way. Most of U9e &op names In drag racing from all dlYltlon• ue espected to compete Including SlalrleJ Mllldowuey, Don Prudhomme accordla1 to track offldala. •'Tllls hu been a fantasUc year ao far,•• one of. Dclal aatd. "The crowd at our Superbowl of drag r•d•I was unbelievable; and the crowds at Pomoaa, despl&e the rala, weni great. "Tbls couJd be a great year and with the weadaer they are havlag In tbe mldwest and east, most of the drtvera are still ID CaUfomla and pla1na1Di to compete bere Saturday. Tripp DriffS Mii~• Car THE GREEN FLAG -When Ron .. Sleepy" Tripp returns to the U.S. and midget competition from the land down under. he will be driving for another owner after three campaigns in bis own car. Drino Biller of Cost.a Mesa will furnish the transportation for the two-time midget champ from Costa Mes a. Steve Kris1loff of Dana Point will be driving again for Geogre Bignotti in the championship car series. Knsiloff and teammate Gordon Johncoclt will drive V-S·powered Wildcats at Ontario. Bignotli switched from the four.cylinder Drake Offenhauser engmes to the V-8 this year. "Jr they'd JUSt give us more fuel, we'd run .. em with our fours," Bignotli says. He put Indy-winning engines under A.J. Foyt rn 1961. Al Unser in 1970 and 71 and Johncock in 1973. F~I Allotmlftlts S~t But championship car racing is no loa1er Jast a matter of top speed. Today, wttla fixed fllel al- Jotments, lt'a also a matter of mileage. "Aa B·cyUnder enclae la more efficient becaase yoa cu nua a leaner, boUer fael·a..alr mbtllre," be nya. At lap speeds approacblll« zoo mph and each Hr alloted ooly 117 gallons of foel for a 211-mlle race, it la imperative that the cars averace 1.8 mile. per galJon. It la oaly a question of time bat he may DOt have the V·8 In the cars for the Ontario race. Bn the engine bas lo be exacUy r1gbt for Blpotd &o al· low it to run. That means U mast produce between 800 aod 850 horst'power, reliably. Thomp•on Enter. Mlat 408 THE YELLOW FLAG -Entries are slartln& to come in forlhe Mint400 Desert race April 27-30ln Las Vegas. Speed king Mickey Thompson was the first t.o enter the event. lie is still seeking his first victory in Nevada, however. The aggressive Thompson, who holds many speed records, has suffered mechanical breakdowns in past years. SoCal Nabs Pair Fro01 49ers Nine Bilf Riddell and Butch and the nJgbtcap with Ward burled complete power. games to k?ad Southern Dave W~'I twe>run California C0Ue1e of. homer fD the HCOD41Jm· Costa Mesa to a ba.s~all ing accounted for all the doubJebeader sw ep scoring in game two over '111Ung Cal ate which al10 featured <Lona Beach> Saturday triples by Randy Gr.er afteroooo. and Mlke ScbeeU. Want. a 6-4, 200 pound The first game re· rlghtlianded junior .. sembled a walkathoa. ln tossed a 2·0 shutout In the first tnnina, Butch the tecond game by Plank, Greer and St.an scattering seven hits 'l:homu drew walks to and three walk• while load the bases before svtldtllloutfive. W ii son's on e·ou t Ridden. a 5·8, 145 aacrlflce ny drove In a junior lefty from Costa run. ln the 1lxth, MesaJ woo the opener Thomas led off with a 3-2 WIMID be allowed Just aincle, !ollowri by flve hltl and two walka. auceeuJve waUca by He alao suuck. out Wllaon,' Mart Wood, fiYe. . lllke Peten aM Plank. Scoring wtse, the two SCC, 2-1 on ti. f'C:!Ulll 1amea were a direct eealOn • ._,San ·Dteco contrast. sec won th• State ~ aft.erDooia open\r with patience at 2:30. Calendar Diablos Topple VOOngs SlJNSET. • • ow••.,...._..,." Cole'• outflt1, became lb• IDOlt lms>ort,a.n\ In· 1redlent. a to11d pltchln1 eorpe, bu Jet to 1mf ae.. ••Pltcblnl •really the btc quelUcm mart for • .. conc:.d• Cole ... w,·u bft ·-.. ~ .. ~·• ot ... _ ball, but our pJtdllo1 II ve17 ~~~~. Wftl Jeanne B•&llpre1 Col• ba1 alx atandou&a to mota a •cored ~ PldJl:tl to Jud team around-.enlors Mike Emptlnc, Klke Luna. the Mluloo Vle)o Hllh Mark Roberta and Mike Shattles, and JUG!Ol'I Dia blot to a ll·U Stuart MUii and Kerin Romine. victory over Marina EmlJtlna 1' a blue cblf. prospect at catcher aDd High 's Vikings (Hunt· MUea wlU be movJn1 to f nt base. AIJotber ••Itch ington Beach) Saturday lnvolv• I.Aini, who will be at third~ or In the nlttht to capture:'\~b• outtleld dut to tho rapid rtae ot junlot ahottltop Cypress girls baaaet· Jerrr Oln1n. b a I 1 to u r n a m e n t Roberta Will te ln the outtleld ot t d •-.__. champioruiblp. bitter. while ftolnlne a aopbomote ~-;;:;: Beauprey wu pld;~ to centef ftcld. ' as the tournament • Tbe btavielt lumber It proySdecl bJ zm .. 1 .... most valuable player at Lun1. Roml.oeaocUUl.,. _... conclusion of the event b with teammate Jean T • pStcbJn1 •taft laeludH rftbt·ltaaded· Hershberger also on tbe aenlon Jlm Coaoot and Larry Rubner. baebd squad . up by Junlorl Jett Ertle and Bob'l'\d..U. the lataer Beauprey bad a btg 8 southpaw. night after setlllng down Connon II tbe fNtelt and hu two ,..an ol from a fll'Sl quarter that JUDlor vartlt)' experience. Heximer bu betD out ol saw her hit only one of bueball fOC' two yean. six attempts. After that, Others in f'ountaln V.U.,'1 antnal llehade it was 14 of 22 from the se".'lors Charlie Sickman n MClOftd baM; SUn r I 0 0 r 0 n a d e t t Shibata (or Lunt> at third beM: aod an ouUleld turnaround jumper in roste~ ct aeniora Mark a ... and Mark PhllUpe the key from 8-10-feet and Junior David Brackley, ln addiUOo to Lw\1. out. Jloberta, Romine and SbatUn. The victory brln11 Mission Viejo's record N•.,pen8arhr to 10-1 for the season, Gordon Barr could be tM 8unMt, IAqQl'I the lone I~ in league most taleQte4 play•r, but the 8a1lon ol Newport play to Corona del Mar. Harbor coach Mike Graf. must come U"' wtt.b some · Huntington Beach ·-•:d 1 ,., captured fifth place with ~ rep acementa toot 1et tome loeMI. Kathy Doyle getting 16 Barr, an •ll·round standout beinl eyed by UCLA and Stanford, amon1otben,1wtnp the bat rebounds and Debbie with authority and IJ an effectiw ptt,cber, addJ.na a Burrow 14. The Oilers change off Im fulball aDd eao cnm up th• op. are now 10-2 for the year position with a •llder. after defeatine Quarts The major vacancy ts tM me left bJS:teber Hill, SS-3". Garv Br-a.· b b tr 1 __. •-_. Maler Dei advanced 1 auo, w o as an11envu .., a,,.. to lhe semlfinals o( the Grove'sRancboAlamltoaHllh. Garden Grove tourney Gray bas three other ntuminl starters ln Monday at 7 against camp, however, ~tb cateher Rob Miller, third Mary Star with a 56-Sl baseman Jell PiaakowaJd and abortltop Reed win over Santa Maria Sherman available. Saturday. Another gem II rlaht·banded pUeber Mike Hoc an. =:' 0..: "~ pltdlin,g aboold be OK." a.,a Gray. ••0ur ,,.,,., .. vi.i. .. ,, 1q1,..... questions are whether we can bit well enouch-" lo\1n1011 v1e1-H~•,..,...., e. Others in the e-uon• .... _ _.. i-..a • ...a-j··_._ s.1,.,,_,,..,..,v.c.r•11. ~ -~ i.U\a-UUIUll'" M••• ... -·-• •. ".., ... •· Breu L'Ecluse and Brian Preeman at nnt base; NwUtr IZ, ScHelllM 4, --U. OUtflelden • Brad Smftb Kevin n-~ --.1 C'•-e Willl•"''" , • t ~ _.., ~ "•'"',,.. .......... V1$. a.:w. Bulllngton, in addition to Hoean. and pit.chine "''""'-....., depth provided by Jeff Nelson and Steve ...... -.-1»1a.10-..MH1 Sauerbrey. •M11"'91oft ~ aa. c.1\1 Second base ~•ndldatea Included Daye ,,, T_......,. .. ..,,._ ... B Al G .a:- H•flllme: -· ~ .,..., ennan. an aduM. and Brad Westcott. ••~T----~ Another potential for Newport 11 Mltcb Mon v.r ... 111e Pl•yer-J .. ,..,. Braman, who should eballenge in tbe lDfield wbeQ lluuprey MhtfOll Viejo. kellly feCOVerecf ffml a brateD wrilt. Doyle. OebC>le 811rrovv11a C1iv11t> IAQIOft le.ell); Kini MllHtr, ,,..~ .. Weslo" Uo\••lft•ll Jee11 HUlllber9er 11•"••1011 Vlelel; Cheryl P~enow CU.111; .,_ ... Hoell co ... n. Mllll; UM ~ IF001111111; a..,, KlnMv,, •Olalll N1lller CC>r-1. ni ...... 1'19 Cy-. CZ. F-..11 J1 °""* ........ '-""• u.-.-1. n ._ • ....,_ ae.eJa .... • .. -.Irr. '. --' , 1 .. -. . ... .._ .. GIRLS' ~PORTS I BASEBALL l"MISCEU:ANYi l'tlBUC NOl1CB P1JBUC NOTICE .... ...,., ..... 0r.,. CINM 0•11'1' ....... 1-----tD-,. .-C-N-OTl--C-.. --,,.,._ ......... "n. "• ,.,. . ,.,. .-v.... r> t-------------1 --. . ORANGE cauNIY Business OF THE WEEK Quality First 'Classic' garments keep customers waiting for more from St. John Knits BynlOMLECOQ 0.lllllo.leyNetMMt ''Wben I desl&n clothes, .. says Marie Gray, co-owner of st. John Kn.its with her husband Bob, "l think ot somewhere exciting I'd like to go, then th.ink about what I'd like to wear to that sensatlooal affair." Her formula seems to work. because. Mrs. Gray began knitting and pro- duced her first dresses for herself. THE Paoc~ took too much time, she thought, so she bought an automatic knittinc machine Crom a department s tore - s imilar band-operated machines produce St. John garmeQta - and used lt to make a rew prototypes. St John Knits' ~Bab~· spt11t1dS a lot ol time in new platJt: lhat will dDut"6 fool' spece fOt "' the firm. Hitt hobby. 'Miss SI. John' rests in backgrocn:J With 41Qai~ prments the -al ror St. St. John Knits has earned a prominent place on the racks of better-quality clothing outlets throughout the country. THE FUtM, located at 11312 Eastman Ave. ln the Irvine Industrial Complex, produces hand knit garments (or women in misses sizes 4·16. Gray was a garment salesman at that time, a hat be still wears, and toot bis wtfe's work to a buyer at Bullock's. "l really did it just to please her, .. he says, "but I sold a whole year's pro- duction in two days! .. The production bottlenee't may soon be resolved as the firm moves from its present 216,000 square-foot facility to a 50,000 square-Coot buildiD& at 17422 Derian Ave., Irvine. Asians, wtlo often learn knlWq u put of their scho0Hn1. ~~Gray. 11..LBGAL AUJ:NS, says Gray, are not mtaehal awarrJ. ~cMckilll backpound is alma&t lmpoaible, U.. firm does screen prospects to aftlid legal problems. Joha, Gray a-.,s much t~ fOe9 on before my carmeot goes intO ptO· dadioa. That did lL A FEW MORE machines, a liWe space in I.heir apartment and t..bey were ln business. Mn. G"-Y says "ber desilnS, ace tra.Mlated i9to a test oul!ii, are worn, waded. cll'1 cleaoed -sub)acted to ttie trtatmat a weareT micht &iv• - befere Wnc prodKed in quantity. A typical 4-piece ouUit or coslwne costs about $300 for skirt, blouse, Jacket and scarf or vest. The price matches the qualitf, S-.y9 Bob Gray. Special yarns are band bitt- ed according to designs created b~ hla wire, a former model who d«ided to try making ber own knit clo&Ms about lS years ago. "We started with very liWe maoey - very little? -with no money at all ... The low production of those early days limited sales. Gray says keeping quallly hlgb means production still limits sales. "We have a waitin& list for our customers ... BOB Gli Y SPENDS a lot of time there making sure the layout will encourage high-quality outpat by . employees. Finding help has been sometmna of a problem, be says. Garment industry wages are low, and the firm must com· pete with other industry•• levels. St. John Kaits, h• 1~;la beneflttille from oUler firma abandoniJla ~ knitwear market. Tbey thillk the day of tile bits ls Past. he says with a amlle. but ''<>•r Woman," u.e firm'• target c•atomw:. will conUaue to blO' tbie comervatt.. well-made prod•cta SL lob.o's pro- dattes, be A11· lrTllBY »ON'T belcl up well ia t.ta, U. deaip, or )'Vil, is oat. Marie Gray's clothing designs seU VSfY well, but when pencil touches paper she's thinking about what SHE'D like to wear to a 'sensational affair Rigger's Not A.luxiys Best In Plastics . The volatile electronics business, where model changes happen before the current .version reaches market, bas been good to Paul Kennedy Jr. Most of the time that is. Kennedy is owner and president of Kennedy Plastics of Irvine. His company forms and fabricates many ol the eomole covers and other plastic parta \med on tom· puters. AS OTHER plastics firms went toinjectiocl molding, Kennedy chose to exploit b1a former profession, engineer, to improve some existing and older production methods. He's made Kennedy one of only three com· panies on the west coast wbo do not only vacuum forming of thermoplastics, but alsO press~ formin£ Heated plastic Is u.aov formed over a mold in the vacuam methoct, suction pulls material to the mold. Jnto th4!t proper abape. Pressure forming, be 1a1s. forces material to pick up more detail or tenure from the mold. Sometimes, a combi.oation of pressure and vacuum are used for even more detailed surfaces. TBB TECBNIQUB, he aays. allowa eustomen to mllte abort runs at lower cost than with Injection forming wblch requlra very~vemachl.Dedmolds. • One electrooica rarm. Keaoecl1 nealll, 1ot a quota from b1m for 1,000 covers. Tbe7 checked Cll1 injedlon moldln• and found bis quote for the enUre produetion nm ... lesa than the cos& ot the macblned ~ecUoc mold &Jone. And. be ta)'S, the processes of preuure and vacuum formlnl allows for eule.r dtelin chant ... Sblftin1 to dUf erent t~hnlqu" and pursuit ~ •PedaliMd markets. be feels. al· low a .ftrm like Ke-DMCIY Pl..Uea f'9 Prw- per ••• Ubteoulcl get paJdOG time. • 0 1n fbe ·old clQ• JOU wecl to set Joar moner tor a Job ID ao dQL Yoa could eocaDt OQ it. .. bl tomplatu. The problem. in part. b.aa beeo salved by birine resident aliens, mosUy KD.ilwear producers. daigpen _. yam mills are curnntl)' under hea"t7 fire tty KarviD Trnb, chainnm and diet exeeutin ol Bloomiegdale"a, far lad of creativ{U and varlet}'. wo•EN'8 Wt:U Dally reeentlJ printed bis eomplmt that Amelie• mills mil designers have yieldlld fM field to smaller European firms. A bamtce of fuD page ads by U.S. mills answered wlth an air of in· dioat.ioo that they were indeed ia the market to sr..y, in fact had a wide vane. ty ol specially Jam& siltillC unused ca their shelfts. Tile debate rates oil ia the tra paper, but Gray knows the answer for St. John's. ••we currenUy import about SO percent of our J&rn from Europe - the7're more ima.ciaative than the domestic market. "'AllE&ICAN NOVSLTY yara fnaten are dying oUt. •• be says.. Be edds tlUlt American firms are mwilllltc to make small amounts of speciallJ materials. A small nip may CCICsill al 10,000 pounds. .. European compaies se ~ to setue for smal~ p~uetioe runs. .. Accorcllc to Krs. Gr..,., wbD was ban ia Belende, Yugoalaria. adM>oled in Au.stria md Canada, fall dmips are ill the worb DOW. The new Ille will indllde bbmes for die fint time, she says, to be made in U. new pi.t. i'Mr'ics micl dee...,.. are mder~g~now. TllE llUSINESS will stay ill the faan!-b-. ..,.. Bdt Gray. His ~ lllcbel, also repn?Sent3 tlle llne to blc.Yers 8ld llich.aers wife. Valerie. is cme ol fbur YQUftl WOlDell wbo take ''tnmk ~s" troa s1lale to store \o dft c:uMiamen a dose loot I& tbe line. T'1e tnllk abaws, says Bola Gnu', lllbo allow 'WUl'.Dell to order prmeuta •ot picked by buyers. • C.liforaia produces only about 10 percent of the oatianal ouip..it of elotlaes, says Gray. ao be makes frequeat trips to Ne• York's garment district •'lo l cu find the pa.lse of the ind.try ... WITH ABOUT 200 customers who have abollt l.ODO outlets., SL Joms's bas just about C111Dple&.ely covered the bllh· qaality mar\:et. With •new plant and • eradu.allJ ex- pended work farce, the Gr1111 atope to eliminala their waitine list. .. We"re growhlg aow, when we get Jlig eaDUSb, we'll jtaSt have to bunt !or our a.ales.'' Tbe lult. he •eema unreel. will be fnitfuL Flying D Sale Sends Shivers to OC BJ JOAN"NB ll8YNOLD8 Olllllloeltt ....... Depending on who roa Mk. the !nine Co. made anywben from $1% million to more than $'50 million last week In the sale of the Fb'lnc D Ranch. Tbe 8CtUal pr1ce al the 10,,,'700 aCl'ea of deeded and leued land near Bozeman, Mont. remains a clcsel7 guarded secret. lllVINE 00. offlclala uy they won't relase the figutea at the re- quest of tbe bu7ef'. Tbe bu)'er, Robert Shelton, a member ol UM boa.rd of. direct.on of the buce KlQf Randi in Tern, la.YI it'• nobody'• bnaiJteea but bi.I. The amount ot mODeJ reeelved in what w• apparently an all-easb deal does have a lot of bea.rinc on the Orange Coast. Last summer, the boUmt MWS in the local business workl was tbe aale of the Irvine Co. itself. Tbe company and its 17,000 acres in oranie Coun- ty, along witb 5,400 in Imperial Cow>- tJ and the P1yina D ftnall.1 went to a. couorifam of lnvators wbo ·paid $317.4 mlDloa ta ~ tor Jt. PV1tCBAa •ONBY eame ttom two lour'«*: sim million was pat up by the m. eonsomum members, tn... cladlnC cwrent compuy directors A. Alfred Taubman. Donald Bra and Jou Intae Smilb. Tbe balaee came ln a abort· term loa by lliM ~ beaded b7 Wells Fartt>- PB,JllMmb en that lou. like the subaequm tale prtee ot tbe Fbinc D, remabl HCnt. but one tbiq was readUJ apparent -tbe lnlDe Co. waa auddmly faced wltb flDaDdal pnu'Uftll lt bad MftT felt before, pressure tbat could force a speedup· ol ct.Yelopment and sale of it.a bold-in,.. B111' 'l'llB NEW mana~ Jed by President Peter Kremer, bl cborus with lenders, insisted there would be no ••fire sale," that the Cmuelal obligations could be met wltbout r.artlng to sale ol. uaa or rapid cie""1pment. ;,._~~----------- Witter Experts All Snowballish CAPITOLIZE WITH CAPITOL lt'a tbe eold weather bact Eut alvln' the economy tbe sblven, nervoua executive• claim. Not so. answer tbe analJsta at Dean WlU. RefDOldl Inc. in .. Tbe ADal7sts• Commmtaey," a WiU. nenleUer. CN'llll.llATQf lfNfS TO ~T CAPIT(l TO CASH .,,. ............. -.""' "'*. -·----~ llOOO .... -... LOA.N _,_ '° .. :::w"::..--.... -..... Capttol In October, E.remer 1••• endenee to tbme promlM9 bf m- nouncinl tb.at th• COIDPAJlY b8d .,. ceived a lone.._., $l00 miJ1im io.. from Pradent.lal Insurance Co.. to re- tire part of the llino-bank loan. The Pnldential loan, secared by the comp•.ny's ~.000 land leases. eased Ute molt immediate finucial pressures. The Wit ot the 1'tylag D appean to be the second major external mo.e to allriat tbat l.bo~tenD ob- litaUon. TaYING TO CALCUl.ATS ~e value ol apropsty ne the ~Dis aot ea.,-, aat e.• for Ole peopil la Bozeman wlao mate tbeh UW.S ID tlla asrtcaltunl~lllltatebuaiz Glm Bun. a bl'Oket' for Bnaem•n Beaity Nlid flatly that as far as he bo•s the P1yiac D sale was acme- ol·a·kiDd deal. ..We've bad people paying up to $2,000 an acre for a raMh around here," be said, "but the.n Uaat was only a 4~cre parcel.,. Buss and It.is cou.nt.erparts say there are two ways to fipre Uae value or a worlch~ raacll lite the Fbin• n. 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" Existing Homes Lower in California_ For ~e Ont time in a year al ac· celerating home prices in Callfomta; the median price of an exiltma home dropped by more than two percen· tage potnta to a new level of $6:\,012 from the all·time high of $M.'24 reached in October. The figures, released by Don Wled· mann of San Diecot.presldent ot the 115,000.mernber Caufornla Associa· Uon of Realtors, were bued upon November sales reports taken from a statewide sampling of real estate boards representmg approximately 46 percent of the AssoeiaU00'1 tot.al membership. According to Wiedmann, both prices and sales volume followed seasonal patterns of a normal market by dlpplng at tbo end of tbo )'&ar. and specU)aUve activity whlcb oe·· curred in the early months of this year." Wiedmann ccotinued. While the current median price of $63,012 ls a 2.2 percent drop from Oc· tober, 1977, the average appreclaUon rate !or the llrst 11 months reached 1. 7 percent per month. · WIEDMANN PBEDICJ'ED that the .. slowdown" in prices and volume would conUnue through the December reporting period and then beliD to plck up slightly as Spring approaebet based u,pon patterns ex· pertenced aur1ng the past two years. In analyzlng the statewide fi&utes, Wiedmann pointed out certain re· 8lona1 price dllf erences between Northern and Southem cautornla. REALTOR OF YEAR Pettlck McV•J ~IS ntE VIEW FROM BROADMOOR HOMES' SEA VIEW IN NEWPORT '"THE DECREASE JN median price and volume foUowa a similar trend which occurred in the latter part of 1976," Wiedmann explained. "We have been predicting a The Dine-eounty San Franclsco Bay Area, for example, lead.a the state with median price of $66,53S, more than $1,000 blgber than the $85,053 meclJan reported for the Loe Angeles area. Realtors Honor McVay and Logan Ne.,,,art Prajttt V• H A •1 bl stabilization in the price of ex.lstiDg IeW OllleS Val a e :~~~1:ja:~ths~1dencesfortbepast THE GREATEST frequency of sales, more than 20 percent, occurred in the $5CMIO,OOO price bracket, break- ing the pattern of the past several months when homes in the $90,000 and over range accounted for the lion's ahanol sales volume. The Huntington Beach-Fountain Valley Board of Realtors honored its out.staiMHog members at a formal dinner-dance at the Marriott Hotel 1n Newport Beach. A few homes sWl remain available for sale at Sea View, Broadmoor Homes' 50·acre, Newport Beach· hillside neighborhood. Although the predominance or these view-oriented, alngl~famlJy homes have been sold, those which remain are premium sites, accordlng to Slll Kent, general sales manager !or th~ building firm. Designed to complement the sur· roundings, Broadmoor Sea View ht11195 offer the bomebuyer a choice of:Cstom quality arcbitedural styl· in.# .with a good deal of emphasis on w~ expanses of glass. ,..-.~,,· ~CH SEA VIEW home ls dis· UMPve and complete with a wide &r· rf§;' or luxurious appointments. \M1D the overall realm of arcbitec· ttfrlil features are vaulted ceilines. clerestory windows, formal clining aras. wet bars and atriums. .. In addltloo to seasonal lnfiuences, even lighting throughout. such as the Tbankselving and Spacious bedrooms have Bllding Christmas periods, thla trend is the eta.as doors to patio 8Jld garden inevitable result of fast-paced sales areas, ample dressing areas and lengths of closets with mirrored· Taking the top honors was Patrtct N. McVa1 of Real Estate by Mc Vay wbo wu named Realtor of the Year. McVay served a broker d1redGr la 197'1 and was the board presidmt lo 1976. doon in the master suites. Each master bedroom is a wing eecluded toitaeU. James E. Logan of Co1onl.al Real Estate. wbo served as secTetary·treuurer ot the board fer the past three years, received the Realtor•Auodate ol the Year award. Alis<:J Woods Now Ope~ Assemblyman Dennis Mangers presented oat.- going president Jerry Gillespie, ~cVa)' and Lota11 a resolution from the leei!lature bODor1llg them tor with up to three baths and from ap-·their achievements. APPOINTMENTS Include double door entries, ceramic tile foyers. A grand opening tn El Toro in· spacious lipen closets, electric door troduces the new single family home cblmes. insulated ceilings and ex·· community or AJiso Woods. terior walls, Interior laundry rooms Priced from $85,950, the homes will and pat.M>-earden walls. be offered for a 10 percent down pay· Custom construction features in· ment. Second trust deeds will be elude concrete driveways and de· available based on 20 percent or the corative custom walks, cedar shake total price of the home. roofs, two-car gara1es with Terms available on the second automaUe door openers, forced air beatin1 and cable TV outlets. trust deed.a are no payment for three To reach Sea View from the Sap years and interest only payments for Diego Freeway, take the MacArth\lr the following four yean. Boulenrd offramp and drive toward There are 47 residences in this edi· the coast. Turn left on Rancho San tion of sibgle family homes. Aliso Joaquin. and then left again on San Woods homes are available in four Miguel Drive. Tum right on Yacht one and two story plans designed by Coquette. The sales office is located the Berkus Group of Sant.a Ana. The at 2005 Yacht Defender. plans offer three and four bedrooms proximately 1,781to2,813 square feet' Kathy E. Greene of Century 21 Walt-In WU or family living area. named top residential lister as well as tbe top i. Aliso Woods may be reached by sldential producer for 19'17. D. Tom Hile of taking the Santa Ana or San Diego Southland lnvestmenta received the top raldentlll freeway south to El Toro Road exit. salesman of the year award. Turn left on El Toro to Jeronimo, Johnny Vlues of l .V. Plvpertlet was named then right to the sales office. The top income property lister and ~ lncome praper.. sales office ls open daily from 10:00 ty producer. Ronald E. Ellis of ~ ~ a.m. to S:OO p.m. For further in· received the top Income propeaf¥.Alellnan GI tM formation call 586-6520. year award. In the kitchens are General Elec· tric appliances which Include a microwave oven. Ceramic tiled coun· tcrs are topped by cabinets of natural ash, and luminous ceilings provide ;__.;..._~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~...-~~~~ Building Exec8 Set ''So You Want to Start Your Own Home Build· ing Company" is the topic of this month's meeting of the Home • Builders Council, Mon· day, Feb. 27, at the Airporter Inn in Irvine. F:oor building industry e~epitives will speak to t~~ gathe ring. Bruce A11;jn s, president and chief executive officer of th~ Akins Company; Bill M'¢cllell. executive vice p :r .~ s l d e n t o f W"~tberfield Homes: T~ Williams, president or.4Sequola Homes, and B~ Albertson, presi· d$1~ of Village Homes, wdl examine different a~~; of startinc a b company. Tbetr k · ledge and expertlae w~l be of value to e!one attending. e meeting. which la b g held one week lai'r-. than usual, will bejba with coclctalls at 8 ii• followed bf dinner at .m. and the preten· ta at a p.m. Tieketa 2 tor members and $llfor non-membera. F reservations, con. ta ~ena at the Bulldlng In t.t:ry Auoclatlon Of• fi f 1511 Beverly B ,vard, Los Angeles, C 'f0026. Phone (213) , f7L freeways and the busy, noflYWOl'.fd. yet minutes cloee to achootl, at1opptnQ and wOfk. Prevtew the coming •ttracttona. One of the West's beat hOmebulldera may be preparlng,your new reeldenoe r1ghtnowl .£anah&im ~ills Elllt Rlvtrtlde F~ • ""'*"'Hwy. Dm• IOUth to - Sai')ta Ana Cln10ft "°"-•ltoAnlhllm HUii ROid. (714) 998-2000. own.AMllka•• than Just a root over your head. ObcoYet Park Pkx:e- Oceonslde. VA/ lllA-bullt luxury homes In 0 f8Cl8Cltla IOI cotMlUl'llty fOf • $56,425 to $65,600 (VA. FHA. I Conventlonal Termt) Now undef eOnstructlon. A small pd\lote CClmnVllfv dflne homes With tennis and swimming focilltles. 1 &. 2 stQtf des:lgnS. 2 a 3 bedrooms. 2 ca gOiagesJU WX>d bumlnO aepaces. Moments by cor to horbot. f)eQches. golf co.net. anc:t'Mat Compaly-£1CarMloPlazaregional~6enter. W:* a bike to Miro Costa College and TM:!tles HQep&taL FEATURES: All garden a town homes include carpeftng +dPc¥>81+..:xt t>umlng flrep!oces +~house kJtcMn applionoel +fenced patio and Qarden Ol'90S. C tile kitchen counters ald wood shake roofslU • Reel Eatate Queatlona/Cominent Br Randall McCardl•. Ph.D. Realtor · l•aYe al•a:t• wOlldend wt.y cme Mai Mila for .. , ...... dUe Jut do• die meet ...... '°" over $N, .. la tbe Hme •o.tla. I ltave llved la tile ame area H1'9 ba ~ Beada for Hel' ft•• 1 .................................... .. ................. ,~'*··--··· ........... ,. .... eGllYen ..... wtdl ..... .. *" ...... ,... ... ,.~~ .... ,. ... _,......._re.,..wll.J110mebQeraareWlll-laf M"7 WM .. IMtme ud leu tor......_ .. ., . H _t. P.R.A.,HunttnatonBeacb aw muco a bome ls wo,rtb depends partly on how well the boun la prepared f~ sale. l:SU)'lDg a house ls a emotional experience aa well u a prac- tJcal andeccmomlc one. The factors of location, closeness to shopping, schools, churches, transportation are beyond the control oltbe own.-. So are the needs of the potenUal buyer. Tbatls; bowmanybedroomstheymustbav' entertalnmeot space and how their family lives in the home. However, the emotional factors-you, the owner,candoaometbln& abouttbose. What about the house's fint impresaion? Would a rallin1 m the bare cement outside entryway and a ma~hlnl mailbox tin lt appeal? What about a door painted an inviUn1 color in cootrast to the house? Is the landacapin1 well manicured? Would a Saturday invested in edging the Oower beds add a touch of neat order to the yard? NONE OF THESE INVOLVE much ouUay of caab, yet ~tribute to the emotional salabllity of a home. So does a neatly trimmed lawn, screens at the windows, a coat of paint on the house if it needs It. Does the door chime work, and is the brass knocker poliahed? Flnt impressions are vital. Keeptnc a bouae neat inatde makes sense. Most bayen kdt at a house with a view to what they can chan1e to suit their tastes. But that doesn't mean that the worn wallpaper in the entry area abouldn't be replaced. and the llvinc room walls.rolled with a frab coat of paint. An interior that reflects care. cleanltneu and gOOd taste can very well tip the scales ol a bqyer'semotiooal balucetowardsaytns, "All rtabt. I'll take it ... Burtm E. Smlth. a1(Irvtnt realtcr. bu bem blstalled. for a second term as a c1iNCtor of the NaUooal Asaoc:ia· tlon of Realtors d\D't.nf the a.ssocia: tlon '• annual mlcSwlnter meetinp here. Smith, owner .of B!lrton E. Smltb Coastline Sets . Realty ~ourse . ~ ManagemeDt Runnln8 a aucceuM 'real estate firm will make new management de- m anda th•t an upward-movtn.r salesperson may not have bandied before, but which be or sbe wtl1 faave to meet. That's the gist of a CouWne Com· munity College clua "Real Estate Management and Admin!stratlon" meeting from 8 to 9 p.m . Thursdays, this aprina, at Edison Hllh School, 21400 Magnolia, Buntlncton Beach, roomm. New commitments will include financial and tax considerations, location <:A an office, types of propet- ty being handled, personnel, COJDpeti- tion, insurance, market surveys, and the external impacts on the operation such as new leglslaUon. The course fulfills one of the six college requirements for the broker's. examination. Further information la available by callina CoaatJ.lne Commuait:y Colleae at 983..o8U. . and A51ocla~ Z1S2 l>Qpocit,Drln, Uves ln Corooa del Mar. As • dlrec•, he uslau tn de· terminlq aqoctaUon polley and the thrust ot Realtor p.rorrama. He will be serving a three-year term. Durln1 1978, Smith also will chair the Na· tional Association's Public Relations Comm~ He prevloualy served on the asaociatloa'a Executive Commit· tee • Acnri IN agu, estate ror more George Hamilton than 20 yean, SDlltb served u preal-. Jones, of Newport dent of the Calllornla AuoclaUoo ol Beach hd been in· Realtors In 1988. He wu aDPOintecl stalled aa president Com mlaaloner of Real Eat.ate for o f S o u t 'h e r n California by Gov. Ronald Reaaan Calif ornta. Cha pt~ the following year and aerved ill that No. 5, American capacity unW 191J. Institute of Real DurlDI his tenure as com· Estate Appra.fsets o( mlssloner, Smith drafted _,nd the National A.ssocia-sponsored the Real Estate Syndic•· tion Act, wblcb was liined Into law _u_· o_n_o_f_Re_al_tors __ • __ in 1970. . He bas served on the board ot T'-11-Slated trustees of Beneficial Standard &UA Mortgaie Iisvesfois and on the board of directors of Calltomla World By Atto.-ney Financial Corporation. IN ADDl'nON'. 8MlTll bas served on the Prestdent'a Real Estate Ad· visory Boa(4 of the UnlYenlty ol California, ()D tho f ac"'1tY of UCLA and Long Bead). O>mm~ Colle1e and on the RealJ:atate $ecuriUea Ad· visory Board of the Corporationa the . Airporter Inn•1 Commissioner of the state of MonacoRoominlnfile •• ~s;;.;-· C.nfornia. . Hl• topic la °C@· .. now In 1m. he rounded and wu.flrat traetl, Errors and ~ president of tbe aeal E1tate. Omllaloal CI-.lm.I, and~ ttp 5ecurltfes and S)'ddlcatioD lmtttute, Bow to Awld Them.•• • • I • The taste need not agree with the buyer's, but it should be coo.istent in lta style. This calls for an ob- jective tear by the owner with the ft1m of habit and accep~ raDOYed from their eyes. Tbey must be critical. la the noor coveriDJ( in the kitchen worn or so out-o( date as to depna a bousewife who just in· spededaMW model home this morn.in& at a develop. menl her bas~ says la a little too far from work? Are the cupboarda appe•Hn1? Doel the ban bulb Jn • • Tht Villlis. Above tht 0ctlln. Mulihrr1uu11tt in charader. Prioatt tUJtl luxurious. Tht Villas. Caming IOOPI/ the utlllty room ~ ear.,e need a ftzture to keep tt !rom belnagariah? . . . EVEll'YTllING SHOULD WOU: the li1bt switches, the d~ latches, the disposal, the f\lrnace, theUiermoctat. Tbew•terfaucetuhotaldnotchatter or drjp, the 1olleta aboWd flush without 1tickin1, tbe cloaeldocnsbould 1flOV• eaally and stay closed. · It' a one tb.fQ1 for the male prospect to look at the gara1e calculitln~ tts potential as a workshop, anoUier to peer throU• ~· clutter Just to see the walls. 'niere lbou1d be an {grpnu1cn of order, of a • \ plaaisant pl-=e. Ma:r" here "8eaew ftzturel could ,,=:t====~on~~tcw How about outdoor llT:iQff 1'be patio wl l'MI' yard lhouJd be neat, with U llHlch appeal al pcmt. ble. In Orange Count;)', back yard liviq can be lla· J>Cll1,ant. A patio and7ardshouldlookllvedtn.~ aclocnm. • TBE aUJ.'l'Oa. WBBHBEllltl JOUl'boasefor sale .. wants J.OU_to•et a fair price. Be will makenc· gestions, especially lf you ast for them, for addJn& appeal. At the sameUme he doesn't want to hurt your feelings by belnc too critical of your home. PartinC withyourhomelaalloanemotimalexperience. . Do a little preparln1 younell before you ask Ute · question: how mueh can I getfor my home? Prepare for the couple who wants to fall in love with your house and just might-If you shovtitoff a tits besL . EDITOR'S NOTE: Randall McCtlf'dk u preaitWnt of the Real Eataters and. an author, lecturer and inatructor. Send 1J<116 comment•. and qtU!ltions to Randi/ McCardle, c/otheDailyPilot,P.O.B~J560,CoataMaa,CA9'2626. Irvine W. oodbridge Estates NoW Open e12-· Just l2 miles beyond Newport high summits. 10fllng plateaus along the Padfk Coast H\ghway over, the oce~ You11 probably . but a world away In qui)lty of neverseeatrafflc}amlnLaauna life. A mlle and a quarter o( un• N~L . spoiled bea~ gentte valleys. The ftnest tennis and golf du~ Foothill Patio Homes Foothill Patio Homes-on~ and two-story The 48 hoqiea In the fifth phase ol Woodbridge E.states, loeattd in the Irvine Company's Village of Woodbridge, are ncrw open !or sale. Five of the homes will be adjacent to Wooclbddie North Lake. A project of Irvine Paciflc Development Com- pany, Woodbridge Estates was created speclflcal- ly for young professional couplu and 1inall faantues. The one-and two-story homet, crouped in two and tbree unit clmten, are delfped to re- ,sern ble stngle estate-style mansloos. The fbe floor plans, containing 1,520 to 2,298 square feet, aN set • attached homes _. with luxurious : livable lnter1ors. low maintenance exterlor"St and extraordinary back approklmately 50 feet from the street and feature private ~~es and large back yards. The lnterton, created by Beverly HombeOt tA SadcUeba~k Interlort, feature fireplaces and sp9clqt11 muter bed.robm suites. Other amenltlea Jn one or _.. iiioclela lneluGe two.tt.y «ltrlel. curved stm'W911, b~ windows and aunka oval tub•. • · Woodbridge Estates is one of nine differesit ibouslq, projects b) seven different bulldera under. construction In the Village of Woodbrid1e, a 'j)lanned commwaltf by the Irvine Company. Tbe hom.es in the fltth.patue of Woodbridce Estates are 1cbeduled ror~y ln aum~• 1'78. Tbe VlllMe~ WO«Mlbriqe la locate4 oft Culver Drtniil w8'MI' AvfDM between tbe Su Dle~ ~-Ana fi'ena,ya. • recreation. A netghbothood .• swimming pool and ; hydrotherapy pool just a mlle and a half away Wiii be SO-acre Crown Valley : Community Park which. when completed~ will have swtmmlng poo~athletfc ftelds, and picnic gr'O!lncts. Equally dose Is the 154-acre ~na Niguel Regional Paik with tts~i&ke with ~~~anet r plmtc lteildints are ellglbk! to apply tor ,. In Orange County. Excellent the summits. schools. -.tundredS of acres of Drive 12 mite$ further and ~a partcs. Free bus to the beach for 1 t 1~ 1 ~ 1 t chlldren aU summer. Homes by 0 more v ng aor a 0 55 the sea. In the valley. and on money. • • I I - ... . . :t'ARodl: ..... 1.1\u't.le 1'ock Cleo~ Dis(incnve architecture in a vii:w-0riented neighborhood designed foradult.s. Available now: $118,000 to $160,000 Call or visit: (714) 752-0441 1.Turtle RodtRl&hlend• Bomea 1.Arge, elegant detached homes with. beautifully appointed interiors and exteriors. Prom •MO,OOOto •193,000 Callorviait: (714) 752--2995 .,, .. .,6',...n n.,.t.,.._.,OJ' 1' '" Tu.rdeJJockBiaW.nda~ All~ edition of 56 bom• tn dn intimat.e; view-Mm red $lttin8duigned·primarily1~ai1uirs. . Call binformation: (714) ~2881 . 'IWtkl ltock'Vllta Boa.. Large, luxuriouJly apgqlattd view-oriented town homes. Priwtt ReCrt.(ltion Cttlter. ~ Call for information: (11•195'1'-1100 .. . , ' '1\ittJia~ Hipl•:;rv GUcieu )Jomes , LU¥1,lrious-aing1.•famy attacbt.d bomes with pdvrt:U rear ytJni1. Privai. Recreation Center. • c11Uolmtorm.tion: (714) 551s1500 · Jlrica~llt>it~111datatffoctlve.V9n8. .. • . .. •Happenings •At :Your 5etvlce • E ntertalnment l World's fJhOrms \ . How Much? All far~ subject to vision by ,airlines. • • STORIES BY THOM LECOQ Of"' o.i1,,..... st.att As surely as flowers bloom in spring, travel folders bloMCUD each winter to tempt hearts fill~ with the urge to 11ee what's goi'g on over there.. Trav~I ag~nts, charter fares. sawe trouble and exper:tse for wanderers+<~~:~u!'ti~it~~~1:,~1t::~ tra\'eUng within Europe and \\'here's over there? TRE ALPS, s•iling' •hove t®lhy mountains in a balloon. -. The Orient, walking amid the formal·mannered Japanese or through a Hong Kong market where bargains and. ripofls tempt pass~·by. -Or it may be a rid,e across Scottish Highlands in a bus. :.mening the aroma ol sod and tasting the flavor of life lived in traditiooal wayi;. "Over there," in other words~ '" whatever place mekes ·a traveler get ~•·check~ to· pay. tor an airllne or cr.uise tic~ A~tline cbm)>etitlon aod. easing of regulatioM has made geU)ng to the places people spend cold wintet's dreaming abQut fJoth eilSY and r•mat>ably ine~iv9. • • Say!i EliAOr Bageelt of Travel Bae travel agency, Newport BeaC1h, there are many ways to gel where you want to go. For example, she said, peak season <June. July and August) travel to P.nris, "first clas$ can cost as much as $1,900, round trip." She adds that thel"e are many cheaper ways to get there and back, depending on how much ser vice, comfott and flexibility a traveler Is willing to give up. "You can also go econoroy, and there are only two sections in a plane. first c lass. alld economy. "THE ALL year economy rare to Paris is $1, 168, with no restrictions on your time of stay. You can make it longer or shorter and leave whenever you want." Then there an 1421 day et· cursion rugbt;s whi.ch cost $9C)l. Stay in Europe for any lime wit.hit' t1'e limit book ll>aht.s in lldvance and -Jou quallfy. . Longer excursions or 22·45 tiays dtov,, the price le> $83l, but you caa'tleave-early. Ape~ flU'es drop to ~ but you aren:i. a.arant~ a direct flight and may have to change planes or make several stops. stretching' flight time in sotne cases. "THEN YOU leave the scheduled carriers." s aid Ms. Baggett, and find yourself in the <;harter market. Charter flights ure all economy with seati,ng ar- r anged to pack the largest . 'pOssi ble number of people aboard. Charter flights wb.icb m~t. be book"f¥! a minUnUJD ot U da}'s in advance, f•\'.'lh!ak O!SOo pass a gt' roulilll f.rfp to only '1479. but infsslnl lhe plan~ m~ f rfeUiDJ . yOUf (are unless a n4by taJtes the ooen s•. Charttr fileb\a oft.en Qrt~ the usual economy amenltfts of meals. n>OYies and drinls (at a small fee). MS. BAGGETT says that people who call fo r price quotatiOhS often get con1UcUn11 estimates because they don't say which type o( llighl they want. She adds that booking flights through an agent costs exactly the same as booking dlrecUy with the al.rline. "But a travel agent will have your iickel ready for you so you don't have to w alt in fine.al U\e airport." Travel agents also oUer book· ing at better hot.e ls at n o extra charge. However, fol' the economy traveler who likes in· expensive, small hotels. re· servations mus t usually be made penonally. in writing. More . Tllan Tickets ' You can'tgo globe-trotting without a passport. Fortunately, this vital document ls easy to get, and according to Vincent Moore, asslstanl $gent in charge or the passport office in Lawndale, it tan be obtained quickly. ~~i ces of hotels vaTy e~ormously. and do not ne~essarily reflect the comfort and service offered. one traveler said. DE ADDED that many ~mall. local hotels offer lodging -and brea~fast in some countries - for as little as $S per day. Larger hotels offer many more services and complete kitchen and room ·service facilities. something many travelers wouldn't dream or doing without. OOny travel books list holels in djfferenl price ranges, along with ~the services they offer. Opinions of friends who've stayed in hotels they like m11y be the mos t trus tworthy guide, bo;wever. * * * • T1'E BEs'r pcrr1 OJ traMUng u me'tfh•o ptop!~.,. •011 MarilJ111 Wright, ~l ~ Jar Ask Mr F'oster ha Ro~fn1on's , Fcuhaon l1'4tld. A1'd, ••!IOU doft'I ~t>e to lpnd a Lot oJ moMJ1 when uou trovel. Find ou.I ho111 the. mtioa Uo.. ClAd ~ YOU nve that way. Uu the ruto u rants. hotel.s and plact• natives u.re, but you've got to html for them ·· And, w odds, budget trawlns should . olt00r s check out 11oaino people carrying . a pack <1t' amoll bag. ''TM young always shore in-• /ormatiOfl, the beat places tf ~ the best places to go '' · * * * ( MISS WRIGHT says that most people \eke too much luggaRe when they travel. ''Each trip, they find more and more \hings they can do without." "You can easllY go two weeks with J~t. a jet carry on!" What does SJJt; take for two weeks'> "We\), l'd wear a pao\.s aUll an.cl pack .one. b\Jl woinetr bl Europe attQ'l wearing tMiii a_,ymore, u.ey•re. all w~ dresses now ." She -tds to .a.at "a ~e ol blc>uses, • J~ skirt. the usual lingerie, ~ear (syntbetka that dry overn\jlit), dr~ and ' Adventure SpieesUfe Allen O'Brian's basement omce ls full of relics from past adventures. His mind b filled with adventures yet to come. Tall and lanky, O'Brian speaks quickly, running together sentences and paragraphs, as lf rushing his words to keep up with his thoughts. And au the while, his ey6S look far away. ··1 invent adventures. l find something that needs do- ing and decide how to do it. . "MY FIELD is the origin of m a n." He Is founder o( the L .S.B. Leakey Foundation, whlch finances the Leakey family's search through exposed sedlment.s in an African f;Orge, seeking clues to the development of man. He's traveled the 520 miles oC the Ono River, through d e nse jungles from Lake Rudolph In Kenya to Ethiopia -the first man to do so. He l)Ow treks each month t.hrouah the kilUqg tefrain of Baja CaUtodUa's mountaiils to. Jook for condors. "I don't think they're eXUnct." Aqd he's traveJed ovej the Khyber i>ass - "That's euy to do, but it WBS excl~ng to cross the roads used by Gen1this Khan and Ale>tand~r." watkrllJ s hoes . coordinate everything!'' some other areas. A medium sized s uitcase garment ba1 or cosmetics ba s hould do for most destina · s he said . *** SITTING IN her neat end . NeWJIOTt Beoc~ .apc~rhnent, P Gene Evcin.a., '3, l<ild."travel m more broad minded,'~·tlten tDfth. a ""JI npruaion, "troveC makea you broader." For the former ballerina IDho 1tarted globe·hopping t wo ye ago, travel al.8o meQ116 meeting friend• on~ tours. ··At mg QQC!, I have to go°" t I can't gOalone." I Australia abo•rd Eye of the Wind for $3.500." How does he find backers? "You just get ln with these people .• .if you have a lust for it, you find yoursel( mixing up with people involved in advenlwing." Money .is easy to .come by for sorneo~e lnvolve<l In the search for early man since most are scientific ex- plorations, he explained. Backing comes from Individuals who want to share an adventure, from publications such as the .National Geo- graphicwho want pictures and storles and from foundation or govemmentgrants: Part ot the fun, says O'Brian, t~ figuring out how to carry an adventure out.·••If it's never been done before you need to know how you can gel in. What about disea ses' col· lecting samples ... it's a big job .• '.you've got insur~nce to buy . "IT WAS A HELL of a lot of f\Ul to go to Lloyds and watch this fellow go through the process of inJuring us for $4 million. The policy covered us from hotel door to hotel door. If we fell and broke our necks in ille hotel bar. we • You Can Help :" Are Older Mltta ~iazed~ ~ DEAR BEAD~RS: Accorcu.n. w JOY• eramot·IUl'Veya, abnoai laaU of the m1Woa1 of older Am.,Scan1 wbo fUe Income tax ,... t•1'lll e-dl year saay be overpaytnc CJa.ar.la·, eome taxes. Altbontb &bey have IMtla flu.. retoru for moet ol their worklil' UWI, mon penou OM tlaat metbock of ctete.rmlalia• tH dedactlau ud UabWUes becloale far 11aore complex u soon as &bey naela a(e a. A DeW 1978 .. ReUrement SMola• TH Gulde,0 Gftered free u a pabllc 8'(YI~ by the American Assoelatlon of .fteUre4 hnoQa and NaUoaal .ReUred Teache~ =•'19n, provl4ec helpful, easy·to-follow 9n pn· partag baeome tax returns. In • to • 4Jmple llae·by·llne explanation ti Fonp IMO, which Is med by most tupayers, Ult ... )ate guide otren prattlcal advice Oii -· rt· qulremeots; lreatrnent of pea.a_., Soelal SecarHy and other retirement lato•e; special deductions and exemptiou fW re- tirees and record·keeplng. The pi"' allo ex· plains new tax credits and other cJaaqes la income lax regulations and advises wllea ud wbere w get out&Jde tax preparaU011 b~. Request a free copy by wrttJng to: AUP· NRTA, Box 2400, Loag Beach, Calif. 90801. Store Staflds Bmlnd RefKad D EAR PAT: I bought a Pur9Iator oil filter from Pep Boys in Costa Kesa and • mailed the dollar refund ticket to the proper address in El Paso, Texas on Jan. 18. Althoug}\ the refund coupon stated that this oCCer was good until Feb. 28, 1978, my request "I'm really amazed 1 that only one treatment !removed the lines I :hated so much. I can't wait for my • 'next treatment!" WHAT IS YOUR SKIN PROBLEM? • ACHE • DRY SKIN : •OILY SKIN •WRINKLES •LINES• BLEMISHES !¥amity · SKIN CARE CENTER w11 returnect to me stamped, "PromoUon Expired -Return to Sender." Only a dollar-if lnivolY1d. bl.It 1 wonder bow many olbtf ~ple noelnd the same "refund" aa I did. Tbli deal ac\Ually cost me money • 13 centa inpoat.aaot • ' ~:.'!·· Four\tala YaUey .... ..,.. ~ ~ llead4 ....... •t• AYS uau u.e.-. w .. • co11uil~ aldf between PuoJaw ud. Pep ~ nr......, the eip.lrt&loa date of W. ~ ofttr. PtD Boy• will ~ )'CMlr ntu4 ,..._. -ut tbat Ofa: .. Iler ... Sll.Uler Wllo CU prodlce tbe ref •cl alkl I of pvc!We "frolD the fllter pa age ·-d*';:. awp at .., hp llo1 store •nd requect 't. Sha,,,.. Gft._gl1'111g P.._ten DE~R l>AT: My niece is 1otn1 'to be marrjed thlt 1p~ns, and I have •tarted sbopptnc for a 1()04 knife set as a sbdWer ttft for tier. I ne'<(er teall~ed there are ll> many • kinds of bllvu on the market. How do yQU tell the quality ones from the mediocre! S.F., San Cle.mt0te Tlae Sotlety of the PlasUc lndutry, 101119 or wh~ members produce cutlery com· ponents, has a few buying Ups for you. Tllree rivets ln a knife b"dle Is a nre sip ot quail· ty and carbon s~l take• tlle belt edge. It wUI rust 11 not dried throughly after eacb Ufe, however. Stalnless ls easy to clean ... loob attracUYe. But escept for 111p.prtced knives, it doea DOt keep a Joocl edie. 1'e ~ a11 . serrated 1mJves are a boeD for tM becf••lq cook or &be pro -&bey cut throQgb eve11 frozen vegetable bo~es without dlfDcuJty. TRAVELING ... <From Page Cl> going to ccU up JI°"' lllife and IOfl, 'ls Georgie there''" ,She broke intQ a twed-\Oicked am& and gaggled at the the memorr. "I'm fa'"°"' Cln'Jorlg my frie'nda.'' ahe . °""""· "becarue J do wild Udnga." ••• TOURS OFFER a chance to get an overall look at any given region, said both Ms. Baggett and M w Wright. They bolh re<:0mmend them for fintt lime travelers who may be edgy about handling their own transportation. Dul tours can also be booked after arrival. Most countries have many tour operators and many offer tours that are unavailable from \J.S. operators. Some tours, like the famed "Maeic Bus" that travels from Amsterdam to India overland, are quite exotic anct offer travelere a chance to see r emote places and to meet people Yibo spend years on the road, collecting tales they love to share. ••• GOING BY ship is a slow business -unless the passage itself Is the objective. A score of luxury liners or all sizes offer cruises through many of the world's oceans. · MISSION VIEJO-EL TORO 2lJ61 8 T-M. #fn) I (Comer ... -..... TUSTIN.ORANG~ 172 Ho. T_... A.,... #201 "'8lodo -... ~) "Certain people like to cruise." said Miss Wright, "they never do any other kind of travel· ing." • Cruise ships otrer many phases, from good food to stopovers lo exciting ports. 761-4371 639·3913 Many cruise operators cater to specific H•IMgf• leaclt. • .. • • • • • .. • • • • • • • • • • • • .194-754% clientele. Older people like low key cruises Newport leaclt • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • · • • • • • • • • 646-nH while younger ones are oftenid shorter trips , ~ ••••••••• : •••.•.•••••.•.•.• • •• 11M1'0 with rock bands, pleitlY or a~UvUles an<lp even :!J!~!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~· a m ix of males and females~ pqaslble. '\ ~;L 4DAYS ONLY Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday February 17th thru February 20th Hours DalfY 9:30 -5:30 Sunday 11:00 -4:00 /tA'((~ 1c SA&EI " ... ••• *. * ALL OVER each continent you'll f111d young people movini along, wllhout lug(a&e, without much money and without woniea about where they're going. Ecooomy clus doesn't deseribe how little they pay for their trips, but talk to tbtm and you a~ find theY haft a wealth of experience, • relaxed air and eonlidence in their abUlty to 1et alOQf on their own. . la Europe &bey use a 1tudent Eurall pus ror less than '300 dollars and. • .go wherever they want. ('Ibey must be purchased bejore depart· inf.) Said Mias Wrl1ht: "Once whlJe J waa traftllna by raU, I met a South African student. He slept on the tr~n at night, sbowerect at the ataUon wMll be arrived, walked about the clty (his luggage sate ln a locker), then aot back on tbe train a~aln that nlahL He n•v•r used a hotel!" ABOt11' '1'1188111 youthful travtlen. i.ts. , • .,ett ...,: 0 Wheo I aeU a firtt ticket to blah 1ctMOl ldcli; tllelf parents ere u.uM1Y up~ flUt. •bin tM tSd comes back, h•'• uaually re-- Jtxect -be'• met other kid.I travaU.,. heto and ~re, taaod along dd bad a ll"Ut Um•l" Th9Yftnd out. she aaid, "that lt'• not a ralrv , We' .. worlcl; ~very blood Ud 'IU\I world. Jt ottri brines· to a reall'8tki0 'ol the Pl"OloalKt ~oftlaiewwld.'' " AT YOUR SERVICE .. :.......:__•. -... . . . ... : ---- - STAITS MOHDAY MOIMIHG 20th • SUPER BARGAINS!· w~·s L8"CiERIE. 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February 27. And Monday. March 13 C""'••• In Wok Cookeflo' 9:30-11;30 a.m. & 12:30-2:30 p.m .• both days We'll be prepar1ng en entire menu Including Sticky Ribs. Chinese Sausage and Mixed Vegetables. Chicken with Peppers. Beef ~th Oyster Sauce along With Steamed or Stir-fried Vegetable& The two-hour sessions begin promptly. Reservations '™'Y be secured by payment In -advance of the $10 fee for one class. $18 for both dasses. 3411 Via Udo, Via Udo Plaza Newport Beach. Callfomla 92663 Telephone (714) 675-1460 learn the ... POWER OF PERSONAL STYLE discover the look of success that can change your life YOU ARE WHAT YOU APPEAR TO BE People form opinions about you the moment they see you. Make those opinions Positive by 1earn1~g which clothes are right tor your figure. coloring, lifestyle, fashion preference. and budget. A UNIQUE PERSONAL STYlE COURSE Starting Febfuary 27. Joyce Fuller Skin care Clinic Wiii be ollering the course 2·hours a week for 4 weekS The S45 00 course includes personal 1nstruct1on by a nationally known fashion consultant and a 125 page instructional manual. Enrollment 1s hm1ted so call 1mmed1ately lor your reservation 846-0659 .. Second Time Aror.aul YozmgDie On Roads WASlllNGTON <AP) -Automobile accidents are by far the leading cause or death among ~oung people, new go\ crnmenl statistics show The Census Bureau re· ported figur es that s howed that 20,279 people between the ages of 1 a nd 24 were killed in hlflhway accidents dur- ing 1975. JOYCE FULLER ~~~~SKINCARE~~~ (Joyce Fuller.esthehc1an) The n ext l eadin g cause of death in that age g r oup were homicides, which took 6.195 lives; cancer, 5.219 deaths; suicide, 4,736 deaths. and birth de· feels, 1,883 deaths. 17141846-0659 4tnw--•-.w .. uo,1......,_w~t1Ht ·. CWJ-lt~ush PRESENTS ORANGE COUNTY'S FIRST ~ndalcfaire .featuring: BRIDAL FASHIONS BY vU011v4mie BRIDALS AND FORMALS MEN1S FORMAL WEAR BY darrell's tux shops FLORAL DF::IGMS BY .._'J..f?esact!&rdecf !"nst live e11tertainment" bp CRtck.Qinge~. and u,e Qood Co»ipan9 ·A bridal faire 1....-0.11 event for the whole brld1t party. Th11 111 the one big i>rtcht1-M41b1t for Orange County in 1978, @uesdap gLvening cfebruarp 28, !J?& · 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. Fuhton 8how atartt at 7:30 Prlz91 wlll etatt being awarded at 8:30 At the Orange COUnty Falrgroundt Pavilion. Eftd of the Newport Freeway In Coeta ~ tum ~OM on Fair Drive and you are there. Ute M•in Entrance. Alfdree ICE CLASSICS . SKATING SPECTACULAR FRI., 12, 4, 7 P.M. SUN., 1, 3 P.M. SAT., 11 A.M., l , 3 P.M. MON., 12, 4, 7 P.M. SOUTH COAST PIAZA , Starving Artists Incorporated · California's leading re taller of Decorator Art ancl Frames presents·a Huge, State-Wicle AR CLEA RA SA Must sell thousands of Original Oil Paintings & Picture Frames NOW YOU CAN .NAME YOUR OWN PRICE! on beautiful works of art for your home or office from CALIFORNIA'S LARGEST COLLECTION NO REASONABLE OFiFEli REFUSED! Art Buyers, Dealers, Decorators invited COME EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION SUNDAY - 5 HOURS ONLY Fellruary 19, 1978 • 12 Noon to 5 p.111. South Coast Plaza Hotel 666 Anton Blvd.,Bristol at San Diego Fwy. COSTA MESA General Pultllc lnwltecl VISA FREE ADMISSION STER CHARGE CH9711 ST AAVING ARTISTS tNCORPORA TEO. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED . . Dress Younelf In .. . Su~.~ 19. 1971 ~~----._.-..-_._,___.._.._.,.....,.. _ __.ANN LANDERS I HAPPENINGS \., Aaa 1.,a•den Teen Likes .'Thumb' DEAR ANN LANDERS: I'm writing in response to the teenager who was "sick and tired of being under her parents' tqumb." I'm a 16-year-old girl who would ~ate to think of wher e I'd be without my ~rents' thumb. That "thumb" is a symbol Of their love for me. At times I felt their judgment was wrong when I wanted to do something or go somewhere and they said no. Even though • I was disappointed <and sometimes furious) I know deep down they said no because of their concern for me. I know there are many more parents in the world like mine but I know, too, that : there are the other kind -parents who •take the easy way out and don't stand up to : their kids because they hate the hassle. •I'm thankful for mine. -LUCKY AND : KNOW IT ! DEAR LUCKY: I wonder bow many • teenagers who read your letter today will ~ appreciate their parents just a little more. • I wonder, too, how many with "col· ; lapsable" parents will envy you the "Thumb." Thanks for writing. • ; DEAR ANN LANDERS : That letter .. from "Grossed Out" about the boy and girl • \'tho got carried away under the table in the high school cafeteria prompted me to \V4"ite . .. I don't think your suggestion, "Take .your complaint to the principal," was very ..:realis tic. The principal is probably a gut· ·less wonder. What's more, one complaint ;from a lowly sophomore isn't exactly a ~ressure group. The complainer would .:have to wait his turn -after the ·wrnculum study-group, a bus-driver's 4rievancc committee, or a minority enrich· :P1 e nt program -a n d then maybe ~omething would be done about policing ;\he corridors and lunchroom. A student government code or behavior might help i>ut that, too, is doubtful. • I urge every decent student who is of· ~ended by the sight of kids making out all ·9ver the place, is against the use of foul language, smoking pot on the school steps, t c., to tell your parents, members of the .£chool board, the newspapers, clergymen, ;)nyone who has clo ut. Eventually ._.omething will happen. If you want t o aiean up your school you'll have to take ~ome action. -MADE THE SCENE · .. DEAR M.T.S.: I was surprised a& the '"OU m ber of students wbo wrote to say they 4on 't like what goes on In their scllools but ''there is no discipline from higher up and we can't do anything about It." ... If any high school prlncipah or f acuity :lnembers out there want equal time, you ""· an have it. DEAR ANN : I work with a lovely, at- ;;i-active woman who is 30 years of age. She ~ planning to marry a man who is a few ~ears younger. Although I'm old enouib to ~her mother, she treats me like a sister, -which is, of course, flattering. • In the last two months she has come to ~ork with black eyes, a twisted neck, a ; rained arm and several broken ribs. I spect her boyfriend has been bea~ing her " p. She always has excuses (fell down the airs, bumped into the cupboard, etc.). hould I ask her to t ell me the truth and eR try to talk her out of marrying him? CONCERNED DEAR C.: Say nothing. When (and If) e feels like talklag, 1he will. U she oesn't-you sbou_ldn't. Baker-Offield Models 819 881bara Souter. left. in Puritan costume. and Cyllene Carr In Restoration costume. . Left, Phyl/ls Onstott in Ellzabethan costume,· with Bernadette Goetz o1 Newport Beach Ebel/ Club. • A Look ~t Costmnes of · the Ages Hand-tailored costumes through the ages were displayed last week for members of the Ebell Club ot Newport Beach. The unusual style show was sponsored by the club's Book Seetioo Lucky Seven; cbalrman ls Berude&te Goda, who organized the showing. Seamstress and designer Pbyl)la Onstott of Laguna Beach presented 18 separate outfits for 45 members and their guests. Most of the fashions were those she has made, although part of her collection was also shown. Modela included Mrs. Onstott, Pat Stanton, Mary DlPaola, Barbara Somer, Mary Hinda, Cylhlne Carr and Ann Harper (who also narrated). Intricatelr detailed gowns depicted various time periods, such as Byianllne, llenaissance, . the pilgrims, tum of the century, flapper, the '50s and the mlnl s.tlrt. . A hlPlilht of the fashion abOw wu the modeling of Mrs. Goetz'• ivory satin weddint gown, which sbe wore in l.BZl. It wu Dl'Meled by Ma. DtPaola. Before the show, a luncheon was served by host.eues Mn. ~-Moan, lln. Raym_. Call and Mn. E. S•l&L Among tbose attendlna were Mn. CllarlM Kelley, Mn. C.)'ta9 TMm..-. Mn. aadotpla Vaaalek, Mn. ~ Pltteqer (president>. Mn. Earl &adey, Mn. i.e.ant Pellet.ler • Mn. PltlWf PIMart)', •n. Nell Williams, Jue Oweu (pianlat), Jin. Remy Vaap.a, Mn. Helea N)'tler1, lln. Fred Loakel, Mn. 881'1'1' Cue1, Jin. Alme ~d,J and m1D1 more. Happy.Headdresses The 40UI anirua1 'Laa Fladltal Headdrell Ball, wbJch will be beld Aprtla at the Bever~ Hilton Hot~I. wu recenUJ )lfevtewed foi- members and guests of Laa nortstu. P.rsmted were tbe lartldpalinf florllta and the women thq ba earlier selected to wear the nor al masterpieces. · · Included from the Orange coat vea w.-e Susaue BaD (The Villaae 1'or1ll ol OJal > and Dlaae Kordlck (International l1ora1 Faabiou ot Culver Clty), botb of Corona d1Ular; and MUJ' Rlcltardloe (Rossmore Center F1ower Shop of Seal Beach), of Huntington Beach. Proceeds from the annual ball benefit the two Lu Floriataa Baodicapped Children 'a Cllnlcs. and UCI. Her husband earned bla muter'• degree from Stanford Graduate School of Bual· nesa and auends UCLA Law School They will resJdo in Westwood. 1'\ _,, .. . • . 1' Happenings By Marcia Forsberg The 17th annual Floral Headdress Masque Ball (Bal Masque La Femme), founded in 1061 by Damas de Caridad (Ladies of Charity), will take place Saturday, March f, at the Diane.viand Hotel. • Local participants include a. Fr..e..e..t • and Lorea ilelldel'IOll of Flowers by the Sea in Laeuna Beach. Proc:eeds will go to st. Jude Hoapltal in Fullerton. . Job Hunters The Women's Opportunities Center of UC Irvine Extenaion is planning a job 1eeken1 clinic ·for women, accoTdinl to coordinators JeU11e Goldlal and EJalae Ha.rt (both are counselors at the center). The clinic, scheduled from Monday, Feb. ~, to Friday, March 17, at the UCI campus, will provide practic.al techniques for resume writ· ing, assertive intervtewtne and researching the job market. Clinic resource particfpanta will be Geor1e Skipper, Marc Kleckaer, Kuea Patter. Barbera 8-t, Marie Wai4; Carel JUKber. M1ra Ludr11 Jadt MurleU, 1'ru &Mfo. ud Fen CGlua. :several are succesafUl eraduates of last year's clinic, noted Mrs. Golding. More information is avallable A-om UCI EX• tension Offlce, 833-Ml4. People Peering VI Andenoa was recently named top pro· ducer in her aeency, ln State Insurance Se.rvlces ot California. Inc. Sbe bu •orked at the HunUnatoo Beach office for 1 ~ years and l& a member of Insurance Women of Ol-an1e County .•. Mr. and Mrs. Wesle7 Sdaelder of Newport Beach recently returned from a Tl{US· Canal /Caribbean /Mexico cruise ... Deanne Scllaalama, activiUea director, and An.aa Nutt· 1D1, physical therapist aide at Parle Superior Convalescent Hospital in Newport Beach, re· cenUy took slx patients to Los Alamitos for a day of watching the bone races. Those attend· ing we~ Evelyn Ualswanter, Mamie Lockler, Forrest Leverton, Bernice GUI, Caroline Halpin and Gladys EcldnweUer. "They bad such a good time that we're going back next month for bar· ness racing," says Ms. Scbaafsma. lrvlq aQd Harriet Wieder of Huntington Beach recently hosted former Mayor of Los Angeles, Sam Yorty, !11Jd his wile, Betta, at a weekend bouseparty. Joming them were former Los Angeles Deputy Mayor Joe Qallla and his wife, GrMe. Jim and Irene Beatley, Glaula Bbsaaet&e, FJ011 and Ed Scll•macller, NM'ma Garley, Marilya Bidwell ud Jou ud Nllllde Crlsd boarded an airport limousine for a trip to San llarlno and Pasadena to attend a benefit con· cert by operatic star Karee Annstroq. Tbe benefit was for the Metropolitan National Council Western Eegional auditions educational fund. The Orange County auditions will take place Saturday and Sunday, Feb. 25 and 26, at Saddleback College. Laara Jane Miiier has joined Eastern Airlines as a filght attendanl She is a native of Balboa and now lives in Marietta, Ga .••• Laauna Hilla resident Ana Stone has been named chakpenon of the 1978 women's division campaign ol Orange County's United Jewish Welfare Fund for the second consecutive year. Daalel Ara, Newport Beach, was surprised by a birthday party recently when he turned 75 yean old. The party was liven by bis son, Cltarlet, and dauahter, Dolores. Ara's wife, Mar1ue1, and 120 friends and relatives, at- tended the party ••• Bethel 63, Mission Viejo, recentl1 Installed its first group of Job's Daulbten. 'Ibey are Leue Bffaer, <Honored Queen), ll•a Sl•PIGll, Us MdDJlley, Deaaaa Teeters. Aane Slmpsoa, Lori Sml&ll, Lori Blrm· mpam, JlGblD Statamu. c,.tbia Carlloa, Kha Jola•Ha, KatbJ Losee, lreae J.anen, Jue CooP,er, AllDee A11lby, Debby MJdletl, •JT• Cubel!t MuUDa Uvln1toa and Ca.-ey FrankeL Jf flOI' baoe.an it~ for JlappeJ&inot, Mid fl to Mardc&Fonberg, ~Coad Daily PUot. P.O.~ 1560, COlta M,_, CA. 926». Or call &a-ml. ' a.ndly, Plbruaty 10, 1978 DAil Y PllOT f5 Elizabeth Montgo~ry Favors RoleiJ on Tube Over Silver Screen LOS ANGELES CAP> -Sbe hun't made a t elevision series in alx years, ab• shuns theatrical motion pictures and yet ahe'a the superstar of the television movie. She is Elizabeth Montgomery. It seems to have happened with the sudden· ness of Samantha twitchlnt her nose on "Bewitched." Twitch, twltcbl And abe com- mands the bllbest price of any atar and bas the pick or roles. But 1t wun 't witchcraft. By the time she quit ABC's "Bewitched" after eight seasons abe wu extremely well known, wealthy, the mother of three cblldren · and ttivorced from her third husband, pro· ducer-dlrectol'Wllllam Asher. _. .. ,...... ELIZABETH MONTGOMERY AS PIONEER Her flnst.TV mrite, •"J'he Victim," attract.- ed a lar(e audlence, and wlth 0 .lln. Sundance." abe began to temeet he.r ~Uon and met actor Robert Foxworth wtio now shares her Beverly IWla bome. THE MOVIU THAT followed -0 A Case of Rape," "The Leaend of Llnle Borden," .. Dark Victory" and uA KlWnl Altair" -all 1amered upwards of 35 percent of the audience. That's the kind of atatiatlca networks and producers sit up and listen to. "She knows abe can work ln the kinds or things she wants In thla medium and be paid almost as much as she would be lp the movies -and eet wider exposure," aay1 Deanne Barkley, NBC'a vice president for movies and miniseries. . ..So why not stay in tbla medium tn.tead of competing for the few roles available in feature films! She's getting roles that are not even available in the movies." Ask Miu Montgomery about bet" superstardom and she shrugs. "l don't know,'" she answers. "It's s trange to contemplate because I don't think of it in those terms. The business people do. "I DO WHAT I do because I love lt and rm in the very fortunate position of beinl able to choose the maf-erial I like to do. I get first choice and I've turned down some major pro- jects. It may be instinct, but to this day I can't say I've regretted turning down anything." Her latest film is NBC's "The Awakening Land," adapted from Conrad Richter's trilo1Y of a pioneer family in the Ohio Valley. She stars with Hal Holbrook in the three-part, seven-hour film shown today through Tuesday. She la stunntnllY beautiful, her long blonde hair to her shoulders. wearing a cable knit sweater with a cowl collar and tinted glasses - in sharp contrast to the role aa pioneer Sayward Luckett. We first see her in "The Awakenin& Land" as dirty-faced and atrin(Y-haired, carry- ing her worldly possessions 1n her bands as she treks through the forest. SHE BAB TUaNED down starring roles in feature movies. She says, ''I'd love to do one if it was terrlflc and I could contribute somethin~ to LL But I don't ait around and uy I have to do one. I'm extremely satlafied doing what I'm do- ing. The quality of televllloo moviea la 1etttng very close to that of theatrical falms." · She agrees that the mODeJ abe bas made from "Bewitched" bas given her the freedom to pick and choose and to limit her appearances to two a year. "Money la not a concern. It's the quality of the script and the prc)duction. Of course, I've never felt I've been underpaid." '"l'elevision may be even more of a challenge than movies because of the ·abOri time 'YOU have to do it in,'' aay~ ~ Monteomery. . ______________________________________ ,...._. ________________ , USITHI DAILY PILOT ... AST RUUL'r SEIVICE DIUCTOIY For Result Service Call TDDAT'I CIDSSIDU l'lllLI 7 2 EncoUfage 14 7 Seate note 78 Poat 148 Work unit 1 Small wlQ ucha11911 1 50 --on, 7 Commot!On 78 Marry encour~a 10 M1mlc 7QOomutie 151 Cole90Uftd 13 Deface animal 152 --gralla arht 19 Enhance 81 Pa.taaalgned 153 Ex:tlnel bir~ 'O Time perlOd 83 Firing pint I 55 Regular 22 Correct: 2 84 Mak• joyoua 158 Nlgwlan wets. 88 Pitcher PIO'>la 24 Footblltl 88 Former prefix 15Q Modern art ACROSS 31 Ouia,,. 10t Look f\mciy trfbe.-n 102 C.ulllc ..-nt 33 Roof wtndoW 103 LHd 38 Treeta ... 111« meuure · 38 H9ed: slang 104 CotnpUa 4 1 Sttot llz• paint 43 fjq)oM• 106 Calchn ayinboC 44 ·~butter 1 07 Putty '48 WMQ ... lifnol 48 Devour 108 Ei.rnlty 4 9 Blem lift 11 2 Cf!Ufdl 642-5671 Id. JU .. 'It's an extraordinary cballenee because oL the limits." Has she ever been' frightened by a pr<>Ject? ''No," ahe says. "l would Jove to be scared to de•th. I 'd love to read a script and HY I'm afraid. That would be the ultimate challen1&e." Careerwtae, she added quickly. "The Awakening Land" pretented her with a challenge she's never bad before -aging. ln it she goes from a youn1 etrl to an elderly woman. "The director, Boris Sagal, Is an ex- traordinary man," she says. • HJ W0Wdft't hlVe aone It witbOUt him, He makes people furlo1,1.5, but he wouldn't de- mand anything of anyone he knew they couldn't deliver. They may not know they can deliver It. "U Boria bad walked, Lluie would bave walked. 1 wouldn't have done It without him. When my character aged, be kept aaytng, 'Slow down, slow down.' I had to keep the enero up. She wasn't senile, but I bad to keep the speech and movementa up. u "HIGH Att!![f.!" PGl 1A~1~-.-- 'WHICH WAY IS UPr (R) "NORMAN. IS THAT YOU? .. 'OH GOD" (PG) ··GuMBALL RAU.'r' "ONE ANO ONl Y" (PO) "WW I. THE OtXIE DANCE KINGS" "GAUNTLET" (R) "T AXt CAB DRIVER'" AU. DIUY~IHS DN.N .... Jiil,.MMMfTL'f CllJ .. u-11 .,,.. u..._ • KWe .. ,._..,..._. position: abbr. 8Q Chlneae 180 African lily 25Watkway pegode 181 O.ser1prin<)e 26 Sun god 90 Malay Qlbbon 182 Gods: latlt'I 27 c1..., ... ncl"a 91 Booty 163 Singer 81111 take 92 Cloae by 185 CofretallY• 28 River deposit 94 Tim• peat 188 Mott 29 Chromium 96 Greek letle< lnaanllbte symbol · 97 Shamaah'a 188 81M9ing pill 30 Purloin wife 170 Tldleat 51 Poetic rece• contraction 115 CIMMe 6~Three: comb. 117 Une!ICUMd fonn le.VI 54 Hetwortl 118 f e1nlnl111 5 7 Binary germent comPOUnd 121 Otd Ullltf 58 Exchange 122 Alneflcan 60 RefuvlMte poet BACK TO 32 Oller 98 Hurl 1 72 Fishing nets 34 Female 1 o t Note aerlea 173 Plural verb equlnea 103 TrH nut 17 4 -Kahn 35 Ph1rm1ceutlc1l 106 Pleasing 176 Church honey ac.nt ofUCera 38 Article I • 109 Coll• cheer 37Golfclub 110Sallot'awor4 DOWN 39 Se>anlatl mer 111 Comic film 40 And: Latin 113 Miid oeth 42 Helm polltlon 11 4 Summit 43 Roulette bet 118Curntnt114 44 Brazlllal\ 118 Airplane flltht rubber 119 Poller alak• 45 Planet 1 20 Tie to0re: 2 47 Weve toe>• wda. 60 Genuine 1 23 Femai. eheeo 52 Doctrine 1 24 Vlcllm•9'1na 53 M1aaztne 128 011nt woriler kangaroo 1 29 Cowboy event 55 Gym ped 131 Salt· 'ranch 6GOlfflcult • question 132 Church 58 Loud and hoflday 1 t"'tructed 2 Blbllc:al king . 3 Sports ottlclal 4 Turf fuel 15 Matrlculate 80tr•oea 7land 111Mlllf9 8 Moat coatty 9FOJW•td 1 o Olatfnet alts 11 Reederl 12 ftotato buda 13BIMlll 14 TheRam 81 Growdlm 124Soup 83 Poetic v.geta!M contraction 125 Biik nolallY 84 Pretend 128 Marlnet'e 65 Baluatrade lignal 88 Shrub oenua 127 SM moMtet 87 Blbllcll name 128Brhd1CWead 69 Nlow i 30 Vlllonety 70Pfeaenttr 131 ~ 73Japaneee 133Pronovn llllle 134 Ptatq• a 74 Oec:ar.3 wdL garment 75 Alfon90'a 136 Monopolize queen 138 Aecour" 77 Plural ending 'sa Prot*1Y 78 Parlay ltema 80Supematural 140 Conc:emlng aiilf1t u t Ro¥1 If ur 82 Chopping tool 144 Got up 85 ffacjngQrcutt 148 PrlMt'I ts7 teoa• matter vntment 91 Family 149 Court efleftolr WlbW 152 Nofw•'1all COUfM 107 Splendor 69 Artist's hat 138 Maturing 91 Crallyanlmal t&ent uo.....-. 18~1opeat ineuure 03Brftlstl19C99 163T~ • 94 Official deeds 154 s_.,.told 95 Continue: 2 159 Or.-y 157Conduct 180 HelekWie t 2Keep 139Flnd 84 Dramatic 90lo 142 "Call up" &e ThfM, In 143 The aweet.op 144tbMft character t 45 BabYlonlan god 17Travel 18o.f•t8: 11ano 19Sllowup 21 SprhdhlY 23Peace •0teement moll* 1e4F ....... 811nt r 187Mytett 189ConUMM: abbr. 1710ral ..... ..... Che.-Oalelette 85¢ Monday, Feb. 20 through Friday, Feb. 24 ................... ~······· 1b celebrate our 20th birthday, we're roJllng back to •ss prtces on 111ect8d hlml. Ther8'1 a new Item each week for Ave weeks. So corne In and help us celebrate 20 ~of 9reat eatinQ. And while you're there, enter our 20th Blrt!Jday Sweepstakes, with hundreds of ftne pdza. You can be a wtnnerl • or. good only at the foblng loeatloM: --· WINNEROF.4 GOLDEN GLOBE AWARDS Beet Picture -Comedy Beat Actor, Comedy or Musical Richard Dreyfuss Best Actress, Comedy or Musical Marsha Mason Best Screenplay Nell Simon '' ... Nell Simon makes feeling good legal •• GENE SHALIT. NBC·TV • (PO) A Mt STARK PROOOCT10N Of A HERBERT m FIOt NEILSIMON'S "THE GOODBYE GIRL ,. (• r, .. •I RICHARD DREYRJSS ·MARSHA MASON '1 Edward• Schedule Dally 7:15, Q:15 11 Fri 11:00, 8:00, 10:15 Sat/Sun/Mon 2:00, 4:00, 6:00, 8:00, 10:15 MCMUI tullfOM ! .I t • -IQUUS1111 ··-,....,. .. ,, ........ C94-tS14 IAf.IU ... a "'°"' t-ete414S e 7:11 I .... ... eKlndJY, F~ 18, 1'18 ·'Stq.ge Longevity ~Love' A TRUE LOVE STORY. .. Theater 'Boo8ter Shot' for Balsam For trJtryOnt who btlitotS in happy tndings ; NEW YORK CAP) -Martin Babam bas •; won an Oscar and a Tony, but he doesn't covet' :.-em aa career boost.era. • ~ "They could help a pretty youna girl - aybe.'' but be attributes theatrical lonaev1Ly to .i ~wervabledevoUon. · ~t "It has to be love," says the veteran character actor, · "because nobody puts a gun t.o your head and says 'you've got to be an actor.'" · Balsam's love for actlng began at age 15 when be played ·~ the villain of "Potboiler." a .. rather ominously named entrant ' by his school group in a play· t ¢'ound competition. .. · More than 50 films and un· ... counted stage and television appearances s ce. he's a player almost every showgoer bas seen· . somewhere, sometime. NOW, AT AGE 58, he's using his sharp and mellow emotive skill in "Cold Storage" at Broadway's Lyceum Theater . "The stage is where I get my booster • shots," says the stocky, grizzled performer. .. "Movies don't give you much cban«J to in· : \er-relate. They are a calculated risk. Sometimes you settle for less than you hoped." : Movies, however, have kept Balsam so busy • that he last visited Broadway in 1968 in "You • Know I Can't Hear You When the Water's Run- : ning." A summer back he had a stock workout ln • "Death-of o Salesman" and last season tested : "Cold Storage·• at off-Broadway's American • PlaceTheater . .. : THE DRAMA, BY Ronald Rlbman, centers on a man terminally ill with cancer, but it • a rtistically triumphs over patl\ological • morbidity. .. "It's a very hopeful play," says Balsam. • "When I read it first 1 said 'I'll do it anywbe're. : even in lhe subway.' • "ll deals with a subject we all subliminally • think about, but the man who Is dying bas mo~e • life and hope than the guy lie talu t.o who LS : healthy. . . .. "I've a large conglomerate of trauung, Balsam says of his studies which began with the • late, famous Edwm Plscator and included Lee Strasberg al the Actors Studio. Balsam finds it "very difficult to look back and put a finger on one t.binl and say 'that was the bi& break."' The son of a garment manufacturer, Balsam grew up ln the Bronx, then one of New York's main bedroom boroughs. Acting was bis goal from early schooldays. "l was always wltb some dramaUc soclety between jobs as a soda dispenser, selling waterless cookers or being an usher at Rockefeller Center's Old Center Theat.er." LIVE TV DRAMA was at its apex and be soon was working In all the important series, then more feature films. Memorable roles were In "On The Waterfront," "Psycho" and ''A Thousand Clowns" that earned him the Oscar. or recent vintage have been "Murder on the Orient Express," "All the President's Men," and soon, ''Silver Bears." Shuttling to the stage, he picked up top credits iD "The Rose Tattoo," "A View from the Bridge," and a workout with Sir Michael Red· grave in "Macbeth" "I was one of the weird sis- ters" and then "You Know I Can't Hear You ... "which earned him the Tony. Like every seasoned trouper, he's keenly aware of audience ambience during a perCormance. "Each one changes and, at times, if their reactions aren't like the one before, you feel that the timing or whatever bas gone wroni. Then you r ealize it's t he audience that is different and don't take tt personally ... TROVSERS SPUITER Wh e n Tom Jones performs in Las Vegas there is always plenty of wageringonthesioaer. No, the Welshman bas not turned to boxlnr. The bets a re on J ones and hi.I const ant bat tle with tight· fitting pants. J ones b as done an e stim at e d 5 ,000 performance$ In J2 years • in show businesa. He nas spilt the aeam in bis trousers 126time$. "Myateriaa ofThe Gods" Harratedlly W\111•111 ........ The continW,,, true stoty of Jm Kirunont, , womm with enough cour• lor ten lifetimet ... ind 1 llW\ with mough love to arry them both. 'THE OTHER SIDE OF THE MOUNTAIN''» PART . MARILYN HASSETI' ·TIMOTHY BOTI'OMS A fll.MWAYf r.OOVCTIONIA LADY PfUCl..(OWAIO 5, ftLOMA>4 flLM Wntt~ft "r OOUCLAS OAY STIWAKT • Mvtlc ~, UE ttOU:>llDCf Dir« .... "r LA&IY rtf.ACl • ,,...._,, "1 WWAAO S. IUDMAH A IJNIVUSAL l'lCTUll • TlCHNICOl.O~• .......... -.;;-~ .. §i".i..s;J h'•Mliitl•::~ ......... Plus "VOYAGE TO THE EDGE OF THE WORU>" Newport F•lhlon lll•ncf Newport Center lttweett MKAltttur Md JHIClorff at Pecfftc Coeet ~ MM1tO B e.ACH BLVD. 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'Julia' is moving in its glowing commitment to the power of friendship." . -N___.Mlp2ioe m,J,~~-=~ j . lJJj Y~REDGRA J Bued Of\ a true 5tory ~. o-......... ~ ... "The talk around Hollywood ts that our movie ma" .Je a heavy favorite for an Ac . 1emy Award -No kidding, an Oscar! I may even have to rent a tuxedo!" John Denver Okl .. GE MAU i Aries R~utine Changes Tribute MONDAY, FEB. !t on getting job done, eaining friends, By SYDNEY OMARR influencing people. Investment pays Today ARIES (March 2l·April 19): dividends as more persona come into Routine changes ..-there ls aura of your sphere or activity. A "Tribute to Kenton .. celebration. Creative juices fiow. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): .will be offered by 20 You feel wanted, needed and at-Emphasis on climbing over ob-professional musicians \factive. stacles, gaining foothold, at 7 p .m.•today at the TAURUS (April 20-May 20): establishing terrain, dealing wit.h Huntlngt6n Beach Inn Activity could center around home professional assoelates, superiors. on P a c \{ 1 c Coast base. Keynowisl()takestepstoward SAGl1TARJUS (Nov. 22·Dec. 21): Highway. insuring secutity. Be positive about Accent on distance, philosophy, The musicians caU structure, safety devices. yearning, discovering fresh creative them selves Tbe Blg GEMINI May 2l·June 20): Move· outlets. You will yearn tor a part of Band Resurrection. The ment, messages, short trips, close past. group plays awing era neighbors and relatives command CAPRICORN (Dec. 22.Jan. 19): bil band music u well more-than·usual attention.• Study material which had been as-asotberjau. · CANCER (June 21.July 22): Costs. signed, withdrawn and once a~&n The concert is being expenses, discussion or money with suggested for attention. Be flex1ble, performed to com· ramlly -these rate bigh on agenda. willing to meet people, confront memorate Kenton's Major domestic adjustment indicat-ideas. birthday today and to ed. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Ac· raise piooty for Orange . ,. 'Fit'sding tlie vnc you . is finding you11elJ. • Hl5RC91:$. ~ LEO (July 23·Aug. 22): Perfect cent on special arrangement, com-•Coast College's Stan techniques -avoid brooding. You've m1tment, partnership, marital Kenton Scholarship overcome obstacle and you don't status. Another Aquarian, a Scorpio . FGd. All proceeds wlll know it. Lunar cycle high -break: and Leo could figure in scenario. go to the fund. ------------------- through red tape, rears and doubts. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Ex-Bob ~esco, concert VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): periment, exchange ideas with those director. said that Pressures are exerted -you will who share your hopes, interests. Co-Kenton wished that the thrive, organize, get second wind and worker is in picture. Yes, some money be donated to the emerge victorious. changes are necessary, but not a re-college in form of a LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Accent voluUon. scholarship. Meeting Set By Audubon The Sea and Sage branch of the National Audubon Society will hear a taJk on the least te'rn by Barbara Massey on Tuesday. The meeting, open to the public, will begm at 7:45 p.m. in the Santa Ana Library's Spurgeon room. 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OPTICAL OUTLET (Formerly Rose Optloal) 420 I CAMPUS, IRVIME .._ IRVIME TOWN CEMTEll (Across Fcom U.C.1.1 •We Fill All Optical Prescriptions •Hard & Soft Contacts •Hundreds of Frames on Display Including -.,.. "'"" I Jn lhe No\lember 1877 Issue of the aQ()ve named maoazlne ther, 8PC>ewed en wtlqle by Daniel Slgband, M 0. on the sub1ed of cont.ct lenses In this artlCle the author made an uolrue and defamatory stl1(ement with regard to 0ptometnst9. "The Ex~tive"' magazine. In their attempt to reach the loweet level• of Joorntilatlo fair play, n.. refused to print the following "letter to the editor " I am taking th11 muns 10 right the wrong they have cione Dr. Bernard Simon 333.S Brblol Sir.- Optome#i•t ' C°"° J.1-. Cah/d/nk. 92616 The Executive of Orange Counry 3931 MaoArthur BIYd. Newport Beech, Califomi. 928«> Att. Editor 7H/540-JJ7J , 21 N~mber 1077 I am wtjt1ng In response ti') the article In your Novenmer. 1917 edltioll of ·rhe Executive·• magazine wrltteri by Daniel Sigband, M 0. \ The article, In general. Is an Innocuous recital of the pr0$ and cons with regard to the f1thng ol oontact lenses .•. and tot the most Part his Information Is correct. But then Dr. S1gband makes a siaterpent comoarlng lhe fitting of contact lernles by oPtometnsts and ophthalmolOglsts and, 1n my ()Qln;on, stll'ts tutting a bit 00below the belf." Let me quote the pai-agraph that c:onoems me "Contact lenses can be lit by all three of the eve car& praciitloners -oe>hthalmologlats (physicians and surgeons). optometrists (non·M.0.1), and opticians (eyegreu specialists who lit contacts only under the auperv1alon of an ophthalmologist). Competence vanes with the ind1vlduar. but ophthalmologists have the ldvantage ot more training and expertlSe ·• Come on Dr. S1gband you know tl'lat last statement 11 not true Before I tear into that paragraph. and th\ man ~ 'l"l!rote If. let me state that 1 have the utmo5* reilt>ect tor Or. Slgband when he •s pracrk:1ng whet he was primarily trained tor . • : V&atu~ the eye medically and surgically. / ' But 1n this article he 1s discussing the fitting of cont.a lenses. not doing cataract surgery. He 1s talking fb<>ut the correction of visual dehcienc1es by non-"'8dlcal means ••• 1 e contact lenses. The two items In the att1cle that particularly concem lt\e are his mention ol lhe supervision of opticians and the training and expertu1e ot oPhthalmoliglsts (as compered to the training and expertise of oPtometnstsJ. With regard to the supervislOO of Qpt1c:lans ••. lttia may be ~•shed by either optometnst& ot ophttiatmologists In the st Me of c.Jlfomla. Case in J:IOtnl. oPt1cians may ltll Pf8$Cf'IPllON toe. eveg1asses or oontect IWIMS wntten b¥ eAAer optometnsts or oPhthalmologtSts Now with reoard to the training and expertise. In Chis sentence. as Quoted .t>ove. not only does he di9')arage the memberS of my prolelSIOn but (in my oPrnton) he does • d1&serv1ce to vour read*S by supplying rt1•m wllh tn1S1nlormatt0n It appeans that Or. Sigband has fallen into the tr1t0 of coml*fng oranges end•PAles. th the area of medical ·and surgical treatment of t"9 eve 11'• oPhthalmolOglst is the supenor (Indeed the only lr011rl$ed) P'8Ctltloner. tn the .,.. of refflCtMt (eyeglasses and contact lens) tr•ment of the eY9 this sul)erionty (or e'Jen eQuality) is non-e.iustent when~ to the optometrist. If one would compare the c:unicvlum ai a typical medlcal school with ~ cumcurum at a typical COiiege of optometry the following would be glaringly evict.nt: the training of an oPtometrist With teQer'd to lhe prescf'ibl09 • and fitting of eyeglasses and contact lenses is tar supenor 10 that of the e>phthalmoloQISt. The ophthalmologists training with regard to medical and IWVical trMtm8f'lt of the eye has little. 1f any. relatlOf"I to the refractive (glasses and contact ~I treatment of the eye. The fact that one has become an exoert In suturing a cornea aft., a transplant does not automattcal~ give him expett1se In the fitting ot a pair of cont.a lenMS ft has long been my firm conwction that. as a refrac:tion1st'tone wno examines eyes for glasses and contact •eoses). the average oPtometrfst is a suoenor e>rKtlt1oner when COIY)Pared to the average oe>hthalmok>glst But pemepe I'm as guilty ot preiudlce towvd my profession as Of. Slgband 11 toward his. .. Sinc9'ety, Of. Bemard Sttnon. Or>tometn1t r f. CORONA DEL J'MR , 3 BR, 3 BA, den & <lining room, 4 yrs. young, all bltns. Fr]>), wet )al', sep. laundry room. big dbl. 6Al' .. over 3000 sq. ft. SI st,SOO. onH HOUSE SUNDAY 1·4 70 I GOU>B4100 LIDO ISLF. Beaut. Mediterranean ·a BR, 4 BA home, xtra wide Jot, huge courtyard entry w /tile fountain. $Z'8,000. OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1·5 IOI VIA LIDO SOUO -NEWPORT HEIGHTS Rustic 3 BR. !am room, brick frplc range &oven, dishwasher. $149,950. ' • Ot4E BLGCK TO BEACH: DUPW Less than 4 year, old, bltns -frplcs. 4 car gar., etc. SllS,000. ,JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 2919 Newport Blvd. comer SOth EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY r.lsher's Hotk•: · GeMr• 1002 ··············~········ IMVUTMINT OPPOITUNrrY MISAVBDI ntrUX Xlnt location In Costa Mesa·s roo&t prestigious a{'ea. Walk to post oCCice, Fazlos. Reubens & all &hopping. Nr schools. J;a. unit has separate laundry rins & private patios. Don't miss this one! Phone today! ~ c;: Witlker & Lee AJI real estate adverti.Sed in tJUs newspaper is sub- je« tD the Federal Pa.it Housing Act of 114f8 which malte9 it illegal to adverllS'e .. any pre· ference, limitat1on. or Real flitate dtscnminallon based on --------- race, color, religion, sex, ---------or natlpnal origin, or un 14YRlONT mlenti~ to make any Balboa's be$t location! z ~~ preference, tinti~a· Bdr ms.yZ batb coodo In UOn, ordiscrimlnation." adlllt, all 1ecwtty Weig. Walk to ocean, pier, - 'l}lis ne~paptt will not \'illage, sbopplog: bo-' knowtn1b' acc•P' a.n1 allp llV.U. AU um tor a~vertlsing for real $14'.500! estate which la in viola-OCIEAMFROMT tionolthdaw. Charming 2 BR. home: z .. ElllOIS: A~sen should dlecll tlMlr. ads My .. ,..,.,... .,.. nn-......,.n. DAILY PILOT os111mu hbllty for .... fht ... con'Kf .... '"'"°""I· car garage. Best swim· ming ·~ fishing area • great neighbors ! $275,000! OUPlEX ONMS4T 1·5' f 09 45 .. $frfft Comet duplex across from beach. Permanent ~ean view ! Nice OWQer's .nR. + 2 BR. 1--------1 rental! $169.000! ....... Wit ..,_.., ..... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~..ieOrt ~ GtaMnil I 002 * 675-7060 * .~ ...................... ~~~~~~~~~ llEACH Yiu.A •VETS* Z....Doww Uroeests Homes ln all areas, all sius. Call: Veteran H~ing Agt. 541.0800 $105,000 Unbelievably low price!~ Just blocks from the water. Xl nl Newport Beach J~Uon. Sprawl· lnJ eontentporary bom~ Wpod deck entty. Spacious living area with --------- massive fireplace. rusl.ic fatnlly room . Open bean'I ceillncs &. wet baT. Circular stair leads lo (btaaUc sun deck. Hurry on this one!! Call today 646-7171 . • .. MIW '71 MUST ANG II 2 DOOl HilOTOP •·speed manual transmission. lront disc brakes. rack and pinion steering, duraspark Ignition system. contoured bucket seats, color-keyed cut pile carpeting. sound insulation package. 1achometer. amp & temp gauges. lull vinyl root. 2 3 lltre I.... eng1ne-2V. wsw radial tires. exterior eceent group Ser #8R02Y103682 Stock #101 OUR PRICE $3899 • 1 6 hire transverse mounted engine. +speed fully· synchronized manual trans .. front wheel dnve. rack & pinion stee'1ng. front disc brakes. Michelin steel-belt radial tires. bnght aluminum bumpers, bucket seats told-down rear seat. pass cornpart. carpeting, AM radio. tinted glass Ser. #GCFBTD53599 Stk. #079-4 OUR PRICE S3899 HEW 178 FORD FAIRMONT 4DOORSEDAH Carpe!lng 6 cylinder engine. cru1somatic transmission. radial tires. conven.ence group. PQWe< steenng. power front disc b<al<es. front & rear bumper guards. tinted glass complete, vinyl bodys1de mouldings Ser J8X92T155089 Stk 10790 LEASI• All Makes & Models Ctw s & Trucks For The Most Competifiye Bid In Town Call Matt Matthews 546-7070 DA V·8. auto. trans.. factory air conditioning. power steering, power (dlacT brakes. power windows. AM/FM 9 Track. whitewall tires. vinyl roof, wheel covers. Interior decor. exterior decot'. Lie. 453AEZ $ 1977 PONTIAC YIM1'UltA V-6. auto. trans.. f•ctort air conditioning, power 1teerlng. power disc brakes, radio, cloth interior. mags. Wide tracf<. (2'f2TL7W10lil321). s31.99 1976 DATSUN ., "· t.u. . 4 cyt.. 4 C)Hd, AM/FM radio. c:!uttOl'n 11'\ttfldr. -'8P bumper &. mlrrore, white spoke whla. (1C4205.4). 1975 FORD FIOO P.U. V·8. auto. trans , power steering. PQWef' disc bra)(es. radio, knit V1nyl interior. Grass cutters ideal {63432Y). s3399 I 76AMC HOIMlf Sl'ORJAIOUT 6 cyl .. auto. tlWla •• factOl'Y air conditioning, power ateeril'\g. power disc brakea. radio. whitewall tires. vlnyl roof, fux. 1nteri0r decor. log reek. Clean win. {A&.1\081A15-4-493). .PICKUP TRUCKS .. w•tory Rec1Ucli0n Sale Everything Goesl F·IM -F-150 -F-250 . TWO A•D FOUR WHEEL DRIVE CREW CAB -SUPER CAB . . 50 To Choose Fro111 DISCOUNTED - $ 00 FROM WINDOW STICKER 1977,MHADA 6 cyl • auto. trans.. factory air UOS MMG conditioning, ~ steering, 6 cyl., auto.. radio. whitewall '. power (diac::) brak ... radio. tirea. wheel covers. One • cyl .. 4 ~. radio, a track. whitewall tlr•. tinted gl.... owner Clessic. Uc. VOX508 Collectors item (543.JML) - wheel QOl/9f"I. t.ndau top, vinyl ~if4i9'c . s2799 S 1699 1974 E200 SUU.YAH V-S. auto trans . side pipes chrome spoke whls.. custom interior. custom paint. (E2'4GHT31233).. 1974HOMDA cmc • cyl., 4 speed. radio. heater, vinyl roof. mags. See to appreciate. (543NZE). 1977 FORD so.a 4 cyl •• auto. trans.. air,· 111dio. roof reek. lwc decor Int.nor. Brite red bMuty. (OIMMXT~ 1975 vw scmoc:o 4 cyt., 4 &PHd. air. AM/FM Nldlo, heater. deluxe Int., brlte orange, C838MYM). V-8. auto. trans.. rectory air conditioning, power steetfng, POWer disc brakes. AM/FM Tadio. vlnyt root. spilt bench. vlnyl Interior. tilt. Sharp · and ready. (224NKR). s3m 1977 RAMCHERO 100 . v.a. auto. tran-,, factory air conditioning. POWtr steering, power dlac:: brakes. AM/FM ·radio. whHI covers, vinyl intenor. Low miles. (1G93742). s4791 197 6 COURIER PICICUP • cyl., auto.· h'ln• .. air, step bump., mirrors, luxury Interior • decor, exterior decor. Low mlle1. (1F19563), 2DOOlt 0HAltDTOP Selectshtft crulstH>-mahc. Power front disc brakes. power steering. bright wneelllp moldings, bnght rocker oaner moldings. deluxe sound package. dlrectaire venttlat1on system. 5.8L 351 CID 2V engine. bsw radial ttres. tinted glass-<x>mplete. bucket seats & console, ' front & rear bumpr guards, opera windows. Ser. #8A30H170897 Stk. 10857 OUR PRICE 54999 FACTOaY All co~ 6 6 htre '400 CID V-S engine. all-vtnyt seat trtm. wsw' radial tires. convenience gruop. deluxe bumoer group,: AM/FM stereo radio. tinted gt....oomplete. deluxe wheel covers. heavy-duty 1u1pension. Ser. 18J62S100621Stk.1078 OUR.PRICE $5899 ~ 1973 MUST~NG MACHI V·8. auto. trans.. factory air conditioning, oower steering, power (disc) brakes. radio & tape, rear spoiler, mags fo wide tires. Red and Racv. Lie • .. s3319 1973 LTD 2000. V-8. auto. trans., factOl'Y air condl1ton1ng, power lteering. power brakes. AM/FM radio, a track. whitewall tlret. vhwl roof. wheel CCMtra. (BOSJPN). 1976 DATSUN 710WA.at4 '4 cyl., auto. trans ... radio. whitewall tires. wheel c:owrs. vlnYI interior. Familv economy. (2.90PKK). . L I : More Classified Page CB ••••••••••••••••••••••• GMeNll 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MPlace Ocl9•'We • VA/RilAZ&31A'e 41'0WMMOUSIS 161S'f()lUES 2 T!:NNlSCOURTS 2CARGAAAGES FROM $5&,475!!! ~ORE- ·r..TilAN JUST A ROQF QVE.R YOUR HEAD. DISCOVER PARK PLACE-OCEANSIDE. VA/FHA LUXURY HOMES IN A SMALL, PRIVATE RECREATIONAL COM-NJ'UNJTY. NOW UNDER CONST R UCTION & RRJCED 'J'O SEU. FOR THOUSANDS AND THOUSANDS LESS THAN ORANGE .COUNTY!!! $56,475-$65,600 VA.FHA. CONY.TEAMS FACTS: ~-~~ ....... ,~.~~ ...... . Gnu• 1002 l••r• 1001 ---------------•••••••••••••• .. ••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 IDS.-THE WJFFS Like the Bluffs, but need a spacious home? Then see 359 ·Vista Madera, open house Sun. 1·5. Over 2200 sq. !t. with ample storage. Large, cheerful kitchen with eating area. A terrific family home in a great location. The beat buy in the Bluffs at $159,SOO -f eo simple! OCEAN VllW & HOISH ' Just 8 minutes from Dana Point Harbor. 5 Acre estate site overlooking Capistrano Val!AY, set among beautiful homes. $350,000 A TOUCH OF HA WAii You can hear the surf at Big Corona Beach from this magnificent fam1ly home, decorated with. gorgeous mahog. paneling, s liding shoji panels & indoor /outdoor feeling. Family rm. with frplc. & wet bar. 5 Bdrms., 6 baths; on two lots. Below replacement at $330,000. See 209 Narcissus Ave . open Sat. & Sun. 1·5 PUERTO VALb\RTA Fabulous beachside hacienda in old Mexico. 3 Bdrms. + servant's. Lots of tile, bricks & wood s hutters. A tropical paradise with miles of white sandy beach. $120,000. Will consider exchange. WHAT'S YOUR HOME WORTH? If you are thinking of selling your home, but are not sure what it is . worth -call Harbor Realty fo r computerized market analysis. No· obligation & you can find out about our one year home protection plan. too. 673-4400 WHAT'RE YOU LOOKIN' FOR? SPECTACULAR VIEW? Of ha rbor & ocean, like new 3 BR. jacuzzi, deck, sheltered patio; reduced to $249,500. 1521 KINGS RD., NPT. lITS. OPEN SAT /SUN /MON 1 ·5 PllCI AM OSJECT? 3 BR, 2 ba., lovely atriu·m, 2-sty. A-frame, nr. bl'at h. tennis & pools. Only $107,000. W AUC TO IU.CH1 2 BR. with lam rm., Spanish tile entry, natural wood, Jacuzzi; new dishws hr., range w/dbl ovens. OPEN SUN. 1·5. 238 62nd ST. NPT. SHORES. $112,000 GllU.T ESCAPE? Secluded, yet near ocean: 2 BR. + study, 2 ba. All the gadgets! Immaculate! $135,000. TAX SHELTER1 Two lge. W. N'pt. duplexes, nr. ocean. One with view. one nearly new; $189,500 & $199,900 DAVIDSON !EALTY S801 W C<Jm• H...,~ N B 645 • 7575 3116 Newport Blvd N ~ 673-9060 BfTBtTAtHB'S DB.IGHT Street of fine homes enhances large 4 bdrm incld master suite & private bath. Formal candlelight dining, massive rock fireplace, 3 car gar., steps to park & golf course. Priced for fast sale. $135,000. AlmSTS HIDEAWAY Pete /Jarrell R eaft'J . p.re~enl6 ... CHOICE OF VIEWS VIEW -180° OF HARBOR 3 Bdrm Fam.rm on bluff-$249,500. 911 k9pRd. M.I. s.t/S-1·5 VIEW -DOVER SHORES 5 Bds, diA·r•. game rm, front row! 1014 MariMf't, N.I. Sot/S. l ·S VIEW -0£EAN & BEACH · 2 Bdrms, 2 ba, vacation cottage I 06·27tll St .. H.I. Sat/S. l·S VIEW -CLIFF HAVEN 3 Bdrm, din-rm. den, custom-tops! 302 Kiftgs Rd. H.I . Sat/S. 1·5 ·VIEW -LIDO BAYFRONT 5 Bdrms, pier & slip. $500,000. I I 2 Via Udo Hord, M.I . StlKlq I ·S VIEW -CdM OCEANFRONT 4 lldrms. din-rm, pool, sauna-fee Cameo Shons Cal for appt. VIEW -CANAL & MOUNTAINS 2 Bdrm waterfront with dock $148,500 20 I Ccnai, Mwpt Shores s.t/Sui. 1·5 VIEW LOT -CATALINA ISLAND Overlook Avalon & harbor $41,500 fee VIEW -FRONT ROW CONDO 3 Br, din-rm, wet-bar, Newpart Crest I 4 Swift Ct, H.I. Sllld9y I ·ti VIEW OF POOL & GUEST HOUSE Spac Baycrest 3 Br & fam $213,000 1122 WtoMheft, ..... 5-day 1-5 VIEW -BIG CANYON RENTAL 2 BR overlooks golf course $>50 mo. MESA VERDE GREAT N <·w listing with island kitchen family room -fircplat'e -combo providing old fashion atmosphere. 3 Bedrm, high wood beams, dbl door master bdrm, across from park. Offered at $83,900. Call 546-4141 COZY HIDEAWAY Snug 3 bedroom home in deUghtlul nt•1ghhorhood. Live like a millionaire for only Sl35.000. Call 640.6161 EASY LIVING lh•aut1ful veranda !.urrounded -...1th rrutl lrt-CS This 1 level 4 bdrm home has formal dmm~. big paneled kitchen dming too! Separate maids room and bath. islc.tnd kitchen and closets. c·l<>sets ! Priced at S133.500. Call 546·4141 REDUCED SI I ,500 This unusual & drama tic home features beautiful ATRIUM off master bdrm suite & living room with v a u It e d c e i 11 n gs & fi rep 1 a.c e . Wile-saver kitchen & family room opens to covered patio. Priced to sell today $98,500. c.n 962-4454 BIKE TO BEACH $79,900. Walk to s hopping from t h is immaculat"' '4 bdrm, 2 bath GLENMAR home. Beautifully tiled entry hall leads to secluded rear IJving room \\tth tireplace and large covered patio. REAL VALUE HERE! Call 962-4454 ELBOW ROOM -$7~.950. Do you need spaciousness? We have homes beginning at S74,9SO. with 4 bdrms and large tree shaded lots. Call 640-6161 Serving Costa M esa-Irvine Huntington Bcac.h-Ncwport BC'ach 20' High beamed ceilings, family room & frplc enhance 3 bdrm incl master suite & pvt bath. Spiral staircase leads to loft or 4th bdrm. Entertaining all offers 540·9922 Cit•r• I 002 . G..-.1 I 002 --....................... ················•·•·•·• &.osrociot. '1'9$~~ --------------------~-----LIDO IS.LE Newly remodeled 4 bdrm., den, 4 . 1002 c. ....... 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• r •. , D'. ,·,cir·~ FAMILY HOME In a snal neighborhood. 3 B&i bdrms, dinln1 rm., 1\.4.1 baths, big yard, rented front" back. Oov., ered paUo. See qui~. aslltna $et.aoo. Call .... 1161 baths, livin~ rm. w /cathedral ceiling. Lge. master bdrm. suite. II .. CANYOH 4 BR. ram. rm., 3 baths. Beautifully decorated Broad moor Plan 3 w /patio views from each room. $325,000 IAYNONTS "' Several fine bayfront homes with pier & sllp,s BILLGPLINOY. REALTOR . . . . . ----------------- . IJMDA IS\I LUXUIY Beautiful Mediterranean c ustom home located on the very·tip of the island. Fabulous big bay view with 113' waterfront. F i nest or construction· w /band carved woods, beaut. stone, tlle & marble, 4 BR suites + separate maids room, tor.mat DR, fam r m, den, recreation rm, elevator, saWla, pool, jacuzzi & dock for lge boat. $775,000 Lease orSl,375,000 Fee. Seller wHl finance. By appointment only. CAMa teGJ&AMDS-OCEAH YllW Wake up in this lovely 4 BR home to the beautiful sight of a variety of birds. Quiet street, almost like country llving. Lge private front courtyd. Private beach. $179,500 • 4501 SUllREY DR. SAT/SUM 12-4 IAUOA ISU.HD -$189,500 Best buy on the island! Delightful 3 bdrm 3 bath home with inviting comer frplc in Jiving rm. Spacious s tudy off upstairs m s tr suite. Oversized dbl garage, sunny south patio. Walk to beach & shops. .201 PIEAIJ.AYIHUE .SUN l·S CAMEO SHORES -VIEW Sl I 0,000 Gorgeous view of the ocean & sunset from this 3 bdrm contemporary home. Large step-down living rm, den w/wet bar, master bdrm w/separate Mr. & Mrs. bath, formal DR&. great pool. 4515 CAMD84 DR. SAT/SUN 1-S ILUfff -Be UHIT -FOR LIASE Move right into this prof. decorated tri·level condo. Great location w /greenbelt view. 2 Large bdrms. p aneled den w /frpl, form. DR & 2 1/i baths. Air-conditioned. $800 Mo. 2'21 PBtL4 SAT/SUN 1·5 llG enc MEW TOWMHOME $140,000 Beautiful "Oakcrest" model w/large living rm & formal dining. 2 Bdrms, 2 baths & bright sunny kitchen. Pool. jacuzzi & tennis cLc;. Sec. gate. 31 SU. ISLAMD DRIVE SAT/SUM 1.5 IJ 2 Oi H Enh cincel HEW TOWMHOME FOR LEASE Beautiful Big Cyn location! At end of enclosed courtyard with waterfall. 2 Bedrooms, den & dining room -all o'looking (he pool. Cpts & drapes $750 Mo. <See Broker -38 Sea lsland). WESLEY H. TAYLOR CO., REALTOltS 2111 S-Ju.,t Hill Ro.I NEWltOltT CIMTB. M.L 644-49 I 0 EASTSIDE COSTA MESA: l H E. I ltt. Stnet. W• Wt, ath oeff .. OWL.EX: l b4Hlroo. & plaJdeck -.,,... ..... 2 b••a-.,.. & wl11tcl ywd lowl-.at. Wood ....... """9ces. IXCHAHGl! $146,SOO ()pea SAT & SUM l·S t 20 WHITEWATBt -JASMINE CIHK: Ple111 IV, profeulOHly ~orahd. two story, l becfloom. f...a,....., 21/i IMtth.. Exc.,tialdy ..... patio. _,.ar IWIHli.a.. TEHMIS. pool. focmd & dilbflwe~1it';~ ~-SUS,000. 0,. SUH 1·5 2209 I COMAHCHI -LAU FOREST: More for yow ..... ,, ....ty .... l Mdro-. 21/2 bafll. fM1y room IMHdow HOtMSt. 'k I IL aly a.g.,. COYfNd patio. Ho.. ls .._. .. cl.JC.-9"'09'• stw0CJ9 & boat door. c..._11y auoC: -poof. ......_ ..... cMalta•e. Open SAT Ir SUN 1-5 .J IY APPOINTMENT -" CAMEO HIGHLANDS: lest in clean -top o' the WI with 110 dc9'ft ocean •iew. l•••c91at• 2 bedroo.. Ii ... or l .,. ........... ,....,~ beedt. ,. •19- odchu. $115,000. CAMEO SHORES: Exceftetrt c~ lot with oc.-YMW a HSY wcA to ,,. •• beoc:h. Space for pool & spa illstallatfOL Or expand & plf'SGftClllu to your Marh dulre. l I~ family room, pri•at• patio; room to ston boot or rK~onal nfticfe. $259,500. MEWPOl\T CREST: ,Ian Six lllOde1, 4 b edroom. fa"'ily room, professionally decorated , ocea1t•ie w fr o111 "'aster "*°°"' ca11•11111Wty pool, ICIClllll ...a a htwtJs. 0.....-wil consider C.O I fl OCf of sa1 .. s 154, too. For Wt rhW. COIWadal & .. ,"hM"t hopanies. call SMrwla .. D-. Ge••• 1002jtii••r.. 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••, .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS WOODlllDtiE-CltESCSIDE POf*lcr l la1droolft Aspett model Oft COf'Mf' lot. Decoreted i11 earfll tones, lonly conred ,-tfo. clote to p..tl, schools. pool, short wait to Wte •••• Stl,500 CA.MEO HIGHLANDS ..... K. .._ .. CdM. l •• + .... fnllt . frff1; ._.. wale to ,...... bMdt. space for pool 1xe ........... $169,900 CDM DUPLEX 1 .. c_. pr..,ty. betting old CDM ....... w/p«JA & iocmzJ. 2 IR-oWMr: l lll-nMal. A•~ f'to-$Meld I yr prohcH• policy ••• , .S11t,IOO IMfL\LD IA Y-IA.CHSIDE 2515 E. Coat Hwy •• Cora. del M_. ~ 675-5511. cae: 110111 ILllNS CD. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE OPEN SUM 1·5 209 NA.TA. .. Bluffs•• R Plan. 2 Br + Fam. Roomf' Shows Like A Model WI A Spectacular Bay View. Huge Mstr • Bedroom Suite. All Elee. Kitch. Formal Din. On A Quiet Cul-de-sac. Nothing To Obscure Its Great View. $175,000. "Joy Of Newport" Listing. Call 644,1905 OPEN SUN 1-5 2900 9UEDADA lmma<.'. Bluffs uc•• Plan Townhouse. Beautifully Decorated. Gr acious 2 Sty. E ntry W /Sep. Guest Suite. Winding Stairway Leads To High Ceilinged Liv. Rm. & Spacious Modern Kitchen Overlooking Spacious Sundeck. Hallway Leads To Mstr. Suite & 2 Extra Bedrms. Call Now $143,500. OPEN SUN 1·5 718 tiOLDEMROD . Charmin g Fam. Home. 1 Sty • Colonial W/ 3 Br. 2 Ba. Liv. Rm • W /F .P. L rge, Bright Kitchen. Attractively Decorated. 2 Sunny P a tios. Well Landscaped Yard. Garage Guest Hse~ Near Tennis & Shops. $lS7 ,500. OPEN SUM 1·5 I 0 DIA.ICIS IA Y IN THE BLUFFS FEE LAND 3br or 2 & den. 21-:iba. New carpeting, patio, 2 car dbl detached garage. Close to shopping Quick possession. terms. $127 .000 Fee. Opa Sat/Sult 1·5 . 1702 V1tta Del Oro 640-0048 l ·5 or Agt. Kay Gibson, 960-1074 G-.ral I 1002 GeMrol 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• HARIOR VIEW HILLS Great Bay & Ocean views from this' l ovely Broadmoor Home. 4 bedrooms. 21.2 baths. all this location & view for $221,500 OPEH 1-5 1233 SUltFLINE LUXURY HOME One of Baycrest's finest streets. Pool & jacuzzi surrounded with lush landscaping. Wide lot & separate palios add to the privacy & charm of this choice property. 4 bedrooms, family room, 3 car garage. $239,500. OPEH 1-5 1715 CAHDLESTICIC IRVINE TERRACE A perfectly light, bright, perfect for a couple home, on the best street in the Terrace. 2 bedrooms. 2 baths, with a large family room with ice maker & wet bar. Lots of room for ex pa nsion. $172,000. OPEN 1-5 1312 DOLPHIN TERR. TREASURE OM TIERRAPIM This B,aycresl fami ly area is rarely a\.allable. See this exclus ive 4 Bdrm. plus Family Rm. home on pool-sized lot. Refreshing -and it's yours for $185,000 Fee. OPEN 1-4 1711 TYRA.PIM WA.Y OH~O~A.-ICIND Newport Crest's most unique Plan 1. 2 BR's plus circular stairs to loft den . Step-down living room w,f1replacc, wet bar. bookshelves. Gn•al upgrades End unit w greenery & privacy. $119.500 anC'lud cs the land OPEN 1-5 6 EHCORE NEWPORT CONDO Newport Crest 2 slory w /greenery galore. 3 Bdrms. Upgraded carpets, fixtures, d ecor. As tro-turf balconies. Seller leaving area. Quick Sale. Priced at $l25,500 fee. OPEH 1·5 22 WILDGOOSI CT. COUMTRY IN CORONA. DB. MAR This lovely home situated in a country settmg with everythinf your family needs. 4 bedrooms, 3 baths with a l!r eat bonus room all for $259,000 with the land. OPEN 1-5 1112 SA.HDCA.STl.E THIS IS THE ONE! Thi~ 1s the very best offering available in the Bluffs. The best value for the dollar. Newly redecorated "U" Plan. 3 bedrooms or 2 bedrooms plus den. all for > $115 ,000. OPEN 1-5 416 VISTA ROMA SPRING TIME FIESH... and r eady to move into. Like new condition inside and out. 3 spacious bedrooms, 2 b at hs , plu s kitchen-family room ; on quiet Eastbluff Cul-de-Sac. $l36,500. OPEN 1·5 I07 CBIA. rt.ACE THE MOST IN A. MONACO An exclusive presentation for the discriminating couple or bachelor. 2 Bedrooms, Den, Dining Rm.; on a corner lot, w /decking, jacuzzi and trees for privacy. $145,000 Fee. OPEN I ·4 1912 PORT LOCICSUIGH INVmNG GARDEH ENTRY Owner has purchased another home and says sell! Beautifully maintained indoors and out. 4 bdrms. family room. Perfect family area with parks and pools. $155,000. · orEM 1·5 2036 PORT PIOVEHCI A llAL HAUOR VIEW Fresh & clean everywhere. New carpets, new pa~t in & out, a great open f eellng to this 4 bedroom, 2'At bath home with a great view, for $229,950. OPEM 1·5 I 251 SUUUMI II~ YOUR FAMJLY HOML To this large & elegant Spyglass Hill home. S bedrooms, bonus .room, family room, formal dining. Enormous comer lot with pool & jacuzzi. Try & beat. this quality & this location in NewPort Beach for $279,000. HOMES OPEN I ·5 Thfs Aftft'ftw UNIQUE IN EMERALD IA Y -4000 sq. ft .. 4 bdrm, $450,000, incredible views, wine cellar. See J . J. Clark at 1409 Emerald Bay. (Phone 675-6000 for entry) UNIQUE IN THE ILUFFS -vacant, greenbelt view, 3 bdrm or 2 + den, now only $142,500. See John Curtis at 2907 Perla. UNIQUE IN OLD CORONA DB. MAit - Wood, glass and charm, 3 bdrm, 2 bath. New listing at $163,900. See Janet Lehman at 709 Narcissus. UNIQUE IH CAMEO SHOUS -80xl60 lot, 3 bdrm, colorful comfort, palatial, only $228,500. See Vergilene Hull at 4515 Hampden Road. UNIQUE IN WESTCLIFF -4 bdrrns, lge Jot, like new home. $175,000. See Bonnie Barrington at 1601 Dorothy Lane. . UNIQUE IN SEAVIEW -Outstanding view, 4 bdrm, Port Royal. Will lease option. S285,000. See Kay Glavas at 2110 Yacht Mischief. UNIQUE IN HAUOR VIEW HIUS - Spacious 3 bdrm and den. Unique floor plan for living and entertaining, views, see Barbara Frame at 1038 Sea Lane, bring $180,000. UHIQUE ON UDO ISLE -Charming. courtyard entry, sunny 3 bdrm. See Alison Stevens at 217 Via Firenze. UNIQUE IN OLD CDM -3 bdrm, 3 bath charming home. excellent condition. ideal location, see Elaine Bell at 602 Acacia. Brmg $163,900. UNIQUE IM llG CANYON -2 bdrm den. vaeant. golf course view. nr tennis. $199,500. See at 31 North Sea Island Dr. UNIQUE IN HARIOR VIEW HILLS - Fantastic night and day view, 3 bedroom. vacant, perfect cond. $284,750. See Jane Paquin at 2921 Pebble Drive. UHl9UE 1M SEA VIEW -Port Royal. great view, lowest price $255,000. See Sharon Smith at 2101 Yacht Grayling. UNIQUE IN lllOADMOOll -Harbor View Hills. Our exclusive 4 bdrm family home, formal dining, bathroom s kylight, some vie w. Priced at $249,000. See Mary Ann Anderson <owncr /agt) at 2715 Wavecrest. UNIQUE OM IALIOA. ISLAND -6 bdrms, 5 baths, pier and float, best location $534,500. See Rita Boland at 1406 So. Bayfront. U~lfJUt: liVMI:§ REALT,ORS• 1H£ N/CCSTPEOl'lE SELLING THI! #EATESTHOM£S CORONA DE I. MAR, 876-eOOO MESA VERDE. 546-5990 • CALL US IN SPYGLASS The big, beautiful "Southport" Huge mstr suite, 3 lovely bdrms., exceptionally large family rm. & playroom. Lush landscaping. pool & jacuzzi. You mus t see all the extras to appreciate. $338,500. Please call for app't. AT THE COVE This .is your chanc~ to live in Newport Beach's smartest new community. Dramatic l·bdrm., convert. den, near the water, pool, jacuzzi & private beach: $225,000. Please call for app't. IN BIG CANYON Two exceptional, award·wlnning pro·perties. The only Dean DEAUVILLE •on the market! 2-Story, 4 bdrms., sensationally located on Ole 10th fairway. Please call for app't. The b1ghly desirable McClalii EC DORADO with 3 bdrms., formal dining. 29 Canyon bland Dr. $169,500 Open toady 12 to 4. LAJlGI I IDIM. Located in the prestigioua LaVita area of Laguna Niguel, with wide, panoramic view. Like new 5 bdrm., family rm. home, just freshly painted & newly carpeted. A r eally spacious home, priced very fairly at $157,500. 23832 Stillwater. Open Sat.12:30·4:30 NEW LISTINGUI Woodbridge Village townhouse; 3 bdrms.1 country kitchen, upgraded end urut in very good condition. At only $71,900, we expect this to be sold FAST! #2 Sage. Open Sun. 1·5. Please call for directions Burr W hit ~ n ~cdt~r 2901 Nrwporl Hlvt.I N R 171~)67'>4630 CORONA DEL MAR TRIPLEX On large, legal R-3 lot; 1 blk. from Big Corona Be,ach. Two, Two & 1-bdrm .• always rented. An xlnt tax shelter with good potential for appreciation. $215,000. llBJIVE IT OR MOT A duplex for $102,000 first block ln the 30's on N.B. peninsula close to bch but this is a real fixer. Better hurry oo this one However we have many ::;~~~:..y ~7o~~~ ~::c,;,11~ ·················~····· ····················::- COSTA MESA TRIPLEX In xlnt East.side area. Sparkling & convenienUy located. 2 Bdrms. + convert. den & frplc., also two units with 2 bdrms., 11n baths each. Encl. garage & parking space for each unit. Owner will finance. $145,500 2005 Balboa Blvd. i 7 lle:E:::-&st J3!!f 644-113i TOIEACH rN1l1,· ANYTIME From this d elightrul beach retreat decorated w/crei>t1v1ty to provide a homey. woodsy feeling. 3 bd. 2 ba w /open beam ceilings & extensive use oC mirrors & paneling. Two btfl patio areas. Short walk to tennis court & public park. J ust listed. 646· 77ll ROOM FOil EVERYONE Lovely home on quiet cul de sac street; there's elbt'·· ftom for the entire familyo· ' v .·eautifully maintained \..~ oath home on 100xl4S tC.. ~ ... ne greenhouse &; special pli~g beds in rear yard, provide a good start for the gardening .enthusiast. Only $145,000 llB»ROOM ss2.soo OPEN SAT/SUM. 1·5 217 MATA I LUFFS CUSTOM SPICT ACULAR Most outstanding property, beautiful Bluffs! Has every feature including the most magnificent view! It's huge, private courtyard entry lends itself for entertaining .at it&best! Everything in this beautiful E-Pmn is first cabin! Priced to sell. Ask on-site aeent for de-,. tails. :'It LEASES ALSO Av All.AILE > I ' • MAGNIFIC&ICE + VIEW Ocean view from the finest custom built home in Corona del Mar, just above Little Corona Beach. An exceptionally great home for entertaining, with a double kitchen serving a huge, raised formal dining rm. & the large sunken family rm. with frplc. Elevator from 3 car garaf.e to both upper levels. Shown by app t. only New paml in & oul, new carpeung make thh. a G al I 002 GeMl"Cll I OG2 very neath& tidyb bomhel. ••=•••• ••••••••••••• ••••••• ••• ••••••••••·- 759-0811 fiut 6rNt Gtu! Wuu"' BUg. If.A.CH WALK Is petfed delcriptloa ror this IO"leoul 3 bdrm. 3~ ba plus sep. quarters over praie. E11en -bas own private jacunl. fl114'2:1 -Walker & lee 1111i1k1111J ToMllta m 7 One-Stop Sbopplog before JOU buy I Preview location. pictures, maps le broclN.lw at the Condo lalormatioo Center TOUCHSTONE RF.ALTY CALL llU-0867 Owners ave oug another wluch they will locse 1( they don't sell quacldy. Government ap- praised al $55,000. Bring any offer. CALL 751·3191.. «;:SELECT I PROPERTIES OWNa MUST sa.L Lovely 2 bdrm .. 2 bath condo: FP. A/C, lge. palio. around floor. 15(),900 HJ 833-9781 Hester-Brown ~•AlTORS G1 .. 1002 fhw ... ·1002 G_,.. 1002 ........................... ~·········~······ ........................ . RED HILL OFFERS HOLIDA y wm..ae SPECIALS TURTI.E ROCK Turtle Rock Glen Garden Home President Home 3 BR Plan #8 Broadmoor T .R. Glen Plan #1 T.R . Glen Plan #2 $154,000 179,500 114,900 162,500 192,500 RANCHO SAM JOAQUIN San Joaquin Model 2 BR Den Sl25,000 UNIVERSITY PARK Grossmont 2 BR, 2 BA Chancellor Plan #1 Exeter Park II 3 BR Fordham Park 11 Fordham Townhouse 4 BR Fordham Park II J ac. Chancell01' Plan #4 WOODIRIDGE 2 BR on the Lake Willow Model Creekside Poplar Model Creekside Sycamore Model Creekside Willow Model Creekside OTHa ARIAS 3 BR, FR, Pool Large Lot, Tustin Custom 4 BR. Pool, Etc. Tustin Custom 4 BR, View. Tustin 4 BR Saylor Terr., S.A. s 81,500 106,000 124,500 111,111 105,900 135,500 113,500 $145,500 128,500 102,500 107,900 112,500 $128,500 210,000 189,500 107,000 Ate WI HAVI MANY oTHa HOMES Ate ADAS TO CHOOSE ROM Open Houses Sat. Ir Sm. 1-5 p.-. ., I 8l9 Sabrina Ttt'. Sltt,000 I 07 .. A.• St. $265,000 191 I E. latboa $269.500 I 526 HkJhland $114,500 4604 SHlhon $175.000 4102 Brisbane, Irv. $97.000 490 I Catalpa SI 54,900 l • •••• A FAMILY HA.VEH $154,900 w •ll·planHd hof'H Oft a COllY•i•t coraer lft Ecntbltlff. Near schools mc1 . shops. Cotnfort91• 4 be•a--4 formal clNng room e.o.. w1t11 m.t CliMt • ~ back patios. ................... ry. IMTEREST1t4G IRVINI Ta. snt.000 'his beautlM t.o.e Ml It •! F.._. day mid *1tt VIEW of waht" _. lgllh. Prl.ate gated eetry mcl '-99,.... .ct ' roo&.. llNNCulote a11d ceorclllated decor in this 4 be*OOfW & ._., ,_ home. ()pee Sat. & S-. IMPRESSIVE DESIGN sztt,900 Aad a clstlRcfiY9 odclitioe to ...._ lsl•d. Gw:ae 4 IMclrOOM .... wittl beolltfful ~ cmd pffclted ..... ldtg room: plus krg9 l bedroom _,. Ir CMttdoor patio. DtfWtefy a '"pri• of owwenNp .. dilfH• .ct Oftly 41/2 yes'I old! IHDIVIDUA.UTY Ir STYLE SUt.SOO A most ...-cad spacious 4 bedr-. ... & fmllily r009 ..... -bnt ....... locatlOR. Two .. story hOIN wHtt opett - ...... , roounl cad lob of posslbRftles to . add ., ... OWll pertOllHIAty. TOWERIHGLY ARTISTIC $265,000 • Fcabulom VIEW FrOlll this 3-story wood · and gloll ~·· .. 0-oNotiNr 3 bedl ooa1 hoeM let shps to hyfroet •d oc .. ftOllt • .,...., ............ with the "mcm1Me lkylgllt ... WA TERFROMT COMDO SZlt,500 Enloy y..-'nMllMt 1.t.g Of'I the wahr cad be "' .......... by ... boatilMJ adlGm .... all tM lligM UcJlth. Tnify .a prastlpm oddt'flS with MCStty, pri.acy luwloa ll•lttcJ. Spaciom z bedroo-. ... ... of pool. lacaal & ..... loat dock .., be o•allable. OWMr..., INM/o,Mfa NEWLY DECOllA.TED $175.000 Drin by 4604 s-..ore cmd itnocJiiM flle "loy....t of H•lllt ec:rou frOl9 ttte OCEANfllOMTI YH CH owa t'5s D.pln mid Ive II ~ _,. .... nli tt. other. bcehtlt aAOwr/.WW ,_... ... •• ARd ............. It lltct.dtd.: ••••• ***UNDER $100,000 UMIVERSfTY PAU "$97,000 , Lar9• l ldr• Hd fa•llY roo• Tow1thcMIM wfftt 2 baths. Two Story. Hice prl•1tt p1tlo a.d •II tlte ad•a•tagH of clabllo•st, poob, recrtcrtl• •d lo•tly .,..-.ff. Mo uwoW.l1M11c. c... Close to c ... l1ta thoppi9g u.t.r. VllW OF WATB Slt.SOO Y'*"C) met woodsy. coftdo kl • ttOMe ~ wltlt lack lay View •cl s ..... lty. bcltlftg 2...tory, l ....... _... ......... mHttltift. .~S91 OM. Y Pfl.OT •lWOHOMIS• LI ve in Ot\J, rtnl the other! New 3 bdrm .. 2"' ba., frplc. PLUS cb•rm- ma. uperaded 2 bdrm. home. Close lo boach, shopplJli ~bus. $215,000 Al.I. e 64'•1U4 ~-.. ~t:Al.TY ur l'lt•port Put Otrlcc ' PRICB> TO SELL ODM DUPLEX. Each uoit remodeled with new Mint (n/out. Cpts & drps, built in k1lchen, 2 lldrms, frplcs. Owner wall carry 2nd. No payment for 1st year. Better hurry ! '$171,SOO. IEST IUY In NEWPORT HACH ~'"r this completely re· ~odeled, upgraded a home in lhe new. new. ~ew-paint in/out, cpts. ·~drps, plumbing, kitchen & landscaplng. 3 Bdrms, cuslom bnck Crplc. A better buy yoll won't get. )OnlY $114,900. )\ 644-7270 OWNERSHIP -ti Houses on 1 lot in lhe wport Heights area. ch 2 bedroom. Cal' 5880 ~-I+ ACRE ESTATE ~orba Landa. llor:.t•s, c•nn1s rrt OK t'u!tlnm ri lvl Jba hom1.· l'ruf "indscp'd & d1.·rn. Pool, ;); l' a r + 2 c ,1 r i.: J r . ~l1lls1dc. \ 1cw, c·an he 'fiub-dav1ded. Opn ~un by 4bwner. J ·993·2917. 5379 ~chfield Rd. I OPEH SAT /SUH '.5 1555 5-dccntle S 6 BR. & Family Rm. Pool & J acuzzi IRVIHE •8COVI': 3 Plus Oen WALTERS. ICIHG ~ASSOC. 673·2500 $5,000 ·~ UNDER APPRAISAL tiuper 3 Br 2 Ba, connect-•)d pauo, 2 car gar , fplc, ~orner lot. A real steal t 8\PIKAll'TS O"'N HOUSI! MALTY 11't:SO<a1'9•·C""te .._ 645·9161 HOUSES FOR SALE J IEDaOOM 16456 Poco Circle <Harbor Hghts)HB 759-1501 ~.950 Sun 1-5 •2102S. PaciCic#l2 CS.CoPlza>CM 557-8351 $47,000/ofr. Sat/Sun 11·7 •2029 Vista Cajon (Bluffs) NB 640-2870 $141,500 Sat/Sun 1-S 706 Begonia, Corona del Mar 540-3666 $169,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 718 Mala bar (Jrv. Terr.) CdM 673-8550 $140,000 S/Sun/Mon 1·5 28 Seascape, Newport-Beach 645·0303 $1}2,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 11 La Serena <RanchoSanJoaq) Irv 673-8550 $118,950 Saturday 1-5 14632 B~ch, College Park. Irvine 675-5511 $80,000 Sat/Sun 1-S •1426 So. Flower, Santa Ana 646-3244 · ~.000 Sat/Sun l.S 1211 Miramar, Laguna Beach 646-3244 $112,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •1110 Sandi Ln, Costa Mesa 631-4367 $>9,900 Sat/Sun 1967 Church St., Costa Mesa 642-5554 Sat/Sun 12-5 •31 N. Sea Island Dr(Big Cyn) NB 675-6000 $199,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 381 E. Costa Mesa, C.M. 646-3244 $9,200 Sat/Suri 1-5 332 Poinsettia, Corona del Mar 644-7211 $134,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 708 Fernleaf, Corona del Mar 644·7211 $135,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1121 Sandi Lane, Costa Mesa 644-72ll $72,500 Sat 1-S J.06 27th St. (Balboa) N.B. 642-5200 Sat/Sun 1-5 ••201Cana1St. (NwptSbores) NB 642-5200 $148,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 17236 Citron (Terr) Irvine 995-1Z75 $83.500 Sat/Sun 12-5 32471 Spyglass Court, San Juan Capo 496-7711 ~.500 Sunday 1·4 •427 Catalina Dr CNwpt Hgts) NB 586-3300 $119.900 Sat/Sun Nooo-5 540 Graceland, Laguna Beach 494-8130 $149,500 Sun 10-4 125 Via Vella. Lido Isle, N.B. 640-53.57 $219,500 Sun 12-5 •22915 BooitaLn., El Toro 642-5200 $59,900 Sun.1-5 #12 Gunnison (Univ. Park) Irv. 642-8235 Sun. 1·5 2 1R & FAM RM Of' DIH 659 Bolsana, Laguna Beach 494·8585 5283.000 Sun 11-4 •22 Shoal (Jasmine Creek) CdM 673-7601 $197,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 1312 Dolphin Te rr (Irvine Terr)CdM 644 -1766 $172.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 52 Sea Island (Big Canyon) CdM 675·3411 $174,500 Sat/Sun l ·S 6211 Sierra Siena CT.Rock) Irvine 552·7500 $114,900 Sat/Sun 12-4 238 62nd St. (Newport Shores) N .B. 645-7575 $1.12,000 Sun.1·5 12 Sparrowbawk, Woodbridge, Irv. 640-9900 S00,200 Sunday 1-4 1999 Tustin, Costa Mesa 646-7171 $118.000 Sundayl-5 416Vista Roma <The Bluffs) N.B. . 644 -1766 $1.15,000 Sun. 1·5 1979 Port Nelson <HY Homes) N.B. 642-8235 · Sat/Sun 12-5. #10 Rue Fountainbleay ,BgCyn,NB 646-3928 $249,900 Sat/Sun 1-S •2907 Perla (Bluffs) N.B. . 675-6000 $142,500 Sat/Sun 1-S # 10 Wild Goose Ct (Nwpt Crest) NB 642-1242 $129,500 Sat/Sunl-5 470 Shadow Ln, Laguna Beach 494-0328 $159,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 22862 Camerona, Laguna Niguel 495-1720 Sat&Sundayl-S 4271 Bridgeway (Gmtree) Irv. 551-5238 $79,900 Sat/Sun12-5 2501 Harbor View (HVH) CdM 646-7414 t229,500 fee SIS 1·5 24281 Tahoe Court, Laguna Niguel 496-7711 $99.500 Sunday 1-4 2815 Broad St. (Nwpt Hgts) NB 645-4829 $137,500 Sat/Sunl-5 18682 Paseo Cortez CTurtlerock >Irv. 752-1.838 $107,750 Sat/Sun 1·5 *1001 Nottingham <DvrSbrS>NH 642·8235 ~.ooo Sun. 1-5 1905 Yacht Marie CSeaview> NB 640·0020 Sun 1-5 2444 VistaNobleza, Bluffs, N.B. 631-1800 $149,500 SWlday 1-S 230 Prospect (Nwpt Shores) NB 646-7171 $105,000 Sunday 1-5 3 IEDIOOM 651 Vista Bonita (East Bluff), NB 998-7660 $167,500 Sat/Sunl-5 502 E. Griffith, Santa Ana 556·S.S76 $>4,950 Sat/Sun 1-5 19 San Mateo Way (Spyglass) CdM 675-3411 Sat/Sun 1-5 1S32 La Loma. North Tustin 752-1920 $154,900 Stmday 1-S 1982 Pt. Locksleigb <HVHms> NB 644·1766 $145.000 Sun.1-4 1521KingsRd. <NewportHts.)NB 645-7575 $249,500 Sat/S/Moo 1-5 *508 San Bernardino, Npt Hts, NB 540-3666 $1"5,000 Sat/Sun l·S 53S Playa (The Bluffs> Npt. Beach 640·0020 Sat/Sun l ·S 2792 Circle Dr. (Baysbores) N.B. 640·0020 $1~,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 808 Vi a Lido Soud, Lldo Isle, NB 675-&nO $268,000 Sunday l·S 5070 Balsawood, Irvine 640.9900 $!06,000 Sat/Sun 1..2.:.( 689 Vista Bonita. Blurts. N.B. 640-9900 $139,900 Sat/sun 1.s 10632 Kedge, Ga.rden Grove 75'·~ $14,500 Sunda1 l·S * 1S06 Irvine, Newport Beach 646·71'11 Sat/SWl 1·5 2823 La Ventana, San Clemente 831~3232 $189.500 Sunday 1-5 1521 Raymar ,,Santa Alia 7'1-3191 tu.500 Sat/Sun 12·5 617 Vista Bonita ~Utft) NB 673~ Sl58 Sunday l~S 120Wbit.ewat•, 1aamtne Qr9*,QIJI ITMm '2315 • DIRECTORY .................. , .... ,. .......... c .. •-· ........................ ... _._.., ............ .,_.,wt' ......... ...,-10.A&Y NOTWN!ff AD$.,._ .......................... ..,.. ..... _ ............................ .., .... ...,. 4821 Cortland (Cameo IIlnds) CdM 645·9161 $216,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 870 Govenor, Costa Mesa 645-0303 $79,900 Sat/Sun l ·S· 478 Esther CEastside) Costa Mesa 642-8235 Sat/Sun l ·S 2Viejo <Rancho San Joaquin) Irv. 642-8235 $145.000 Sat/Sun 1-S 5404 River, Newport Beach 646-7711 Sa 12-5, Su l·S, Mo 1·5 1084 Glen CircTe, Costa Mesa 645-7221 $1,900 Sat/Sun 12·5 709 Narcissus <Old CdM) CdM 675·6000 Sl.63.900 Sat/Sun 1-5 4515 Hampden Rd, CamShrs, CdM 602Acacia COldCdM>CdM 675-6000 $16.1,900 Sat /Sun 1 ·5 424 Mendoza Terr <HVH> CdM 646-7711 Sat/Sun 1-S 2500 Margaret (Nwprt Hts) N.B. 646·7711 Sat/Sun 1-5 107 "A" St., BalbQa Penin. · 631-1400 $265,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 ••21 Balboa Coves, Newport Beach 752-1920 $250.000 Sunday 1-5 #2 Sandpiper, Woodbridge, Irv. 644-7020 ~3,500 Sunday 1-4 1142 Charleston, Costa Mesa 751-3082 $75,750 Sat/Sunl2-5 27161 El Moro, Mission Viejo 586-8382 Sl>G.900 Sat/Sun 1627 Corsica Pl (Mesa Verde) C.M . 754-0687 Sat/Sun all day #24 Sea Island Dr. (Big Cyn) NB 759-1501 $159,900 Sat/SWl 1·5 19 San Mateo Way (Spyglass) CdM 675-3411 Sat/Sun 1-S 718 Goldenrod, Corona del Mar 631·1800 $157,500 Sat&Sun 1-5 282 Princeton (College Pk) NB, CM 642-5200 $82.SOO Sat/Sun 1-S 2702 Vista Del Oro CE. Bluff), NB 640-0048, 960-1074 Sat/Sun 1·5 323 Walnut St. (NewportShrs) NB 675·4562 $110,000 Sun. 1·4 502 Vista Grande <Bluffs). N.B. 979-8100 $142,000 Sunday 12·5 403 Iris, Corona del Mar 675-7931 $159,000 Sunday 1·5 949 Dogwood, Costa Mesa 492·5434 ~.900 SWlday 12·5 17291 Rosewood (The Terrace) Irv. 552-7500 $109,500 Sun.12:30-4:30 618 Tustin Ave .• Newport Beach 646·9561 $116,900 Sun & Mon 1-5 1213 Belfast (Halecrest) C.M. 546-4141 $74,950 Sun. l·S 1038 Sea Lane (Orig. HVHls) CdM 675-6000 $180,000 Sun.1·5 217 Via Firenze (Lido Isle) N. B. 675-6000 $215,000 Sun.1·5 2643 Vista Omada <Bluffs) NB 640-6531 $164,900 SWl 12-4 3 II Ir GUEST 415 Pirate Rd <Cliff Haven) NB 646-0931 $152,500 Sat/Sun 12-5 3 II & FAM IM or DIM *913.Junipero, Mesa del Mar, CM 751-3191 Sunday 1-5 2990 Country Club Dr,M. Verde.CM 673-8494 Sll9.500 Sun.1·4 418St.Andrews Rd.NptHts,NB 646-4463 $121,000 Sat/Sun 12-4 2001 Yacht Resolute (Seaview) N.B. fJ«. 7383 $259,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1114 Whitesails (Harbor View) CdM 675-3411 Sat/Sun 1-S #7 ClearSprlng (TrtlrkHgJnds) Irv 67S.3411 $225,000 Sat/Sunl-S 201 Pearl Avenue, Balboa Island 644-4910 $189,500 Sun 1-5 •4525 Camden Dr. <CamShrs )CdM 644-4910 $310,000 Sat/Sun 1-S 538 Fullerton Ave. (Npt Hgts) NB ~3842 $167,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2256 Colgate, Costa Mesa 898·78!i5 $75,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •2105YachtWandererCSevu>CdM 640·6161 $226,000 Sat/Sun 1-S 436 Cambridge, Npt Hts, Npt ~each 540·3666 $109,900 Sat/Sun l·S 516 DeAnza, Corona del Mar 675-2311 $207,500 Sun.1-s 3915 lnlet Isle, Corona del Mar 675-2311 $229,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 486 E. 18th St., Costa Mesa 540-1151 $89,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 1092 Santa Cruz, Costa Mesa 751·3191 $94,900 Sunday 1-5 3132 Madeira, Costa Mesa 751·3191 Sundayl-4 701 Goldenrod, Corona del Mar 675-6670 $159,500 Sunday 1-4 9341 Krepp, Huntington Beach 963-6767 ~.900 Sat/Sun 1-5 44 Gold~ Star (Deerfield> Irv. 759-1501 $108,800 Sun 1-5 4121 Homestead, Greentree, Irv. 752-7315 $91,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 435 Begonia, Corona del Mar (94·1015 1225,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 17751 SanDaoval, Hunt. Beach 75~1700 $18,500 Sat/Sun l.t-4 •939 ~rra Way, Costa Mesa 548·2313 •iOOO Sun /Mon 1-4 13 Skipper, lnuie 548-2313 '108,950 Sun/Mon 1·5 2951 Catalpa (Eastbluf() N.8 . 673--8550 SUM,000 • Sat/Sun 1·5 338 Royan, C~ta Mesa 673-8550 $80,500 Sun/Monl-5 f.7 Sycamore Cl'Mk, Turtle Rk, lrv. M0·1812 $157,500 SWlda,Y.1·5 atlllnLOma,N~aiila 1112 3464 Fuchsia, Costa Mesa 645·0003 $81,900 Sat/Sun l·S #1 Holly (Univ. Park) Irvine 673-8550 $124,500 Sat 2-5/Sun 1-S 22091 Comanche, Lake Forest 675·5.Sll Sat & Sunday 1-S 1791 Hummingbird, Costa Mesa 546·2313 $129,000 Sat/Sun l·S 2227 Donnie Rd (Upper Bay) N.B. 642-8235 Sat/Sun 1-5 ••3322ViaLido <Lidolsle)NB . 644-&00 $125,000 Sat/Sun l ·S 899 Capital, Costa Mesa 640-7771 $79,950 Sat/Sun tz.5· 4102 Brisbane, Irvine 631-1400 $97,000 Sat/Sunl-5 2100 Highland <Baycrest) NB 675-4630 $138,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 230 Lugonia, (Nwpt Shores) N. B. 646·3255 $109,700 Sat/S\Dl 1-5 3428 Santa Clara (Mesa W<>ods> CM 646·3244 $99,990 Sat/Sun l·S 2626 Basswood <Eastbluf{) ~.B. 752-1700 $149,000 Sun/Mon 1-5 11 Star Burst (Npt Terr.) N.B. 752-1700 $87,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 47 Lake Vi.aw <Woodbridge) Irv. 752-1700 $1.gf);500 Mon 12-4 #5 Wood Nymph, Irvine 673·8550 $10.S,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 2031 Capella <Mesa Verde) C.M. 545·9491 Sun 1-5 3329 Alabama, Costa Mesa 545·9491 SWl 1-5 1121 Oxford Ln. (Dover Sbrs) NB 548-0391 $159,000 Sat/Sun 12-5 29211 Kensington Dr., Lag. Niguel 495-5894 $12.5,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 1201 Pembroke <Westcliff) NB 646.0100 $144,900 Sat/Sun l·S 18343 Santa Stephana Cir ,Fount. Vly 962-8244 $140,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1936 Cortez, Laguna Beach 497 -3331 $146,500 Sunday 1-4: 30 2021 Deborah Ln , Newport Beach 642·196.5 Sl24,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 ;:7 Clear Spring (Trtlrk Hglnds)lrv 675-3411 $225,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 25012 Reflejo, Mission Viejo 496-7711 $89,900 Sunday 1-S *611 Kings Pl. (Cliff Haven) N.B. 642-5200 Sat/Sun 1·5 5004 River St (Lido Sands) N.B. 640-6600 Sat/Sun 12·4 911 Kings Rd (Cliff Haven> N.B. · 642-5200 $249,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 302Kings Rd (Cliff Haven) N.B. 642-5200 Sat/Sun 1·5 264 Santa Tomas, Costa Mesa 548-7729 $85,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 6801 W. Seashore, Newport Bch 646-5701 $190,000 Sat/Sun 10-4 105 Via Nice, Lido Island, NB 675·5499 $22.5,000 Sat/SlDl l·S 9201 Browning Dr (Sandpiper) HB 640-6600 $79,500 Sunday l·S 1312 Dover, Newport Beach 642-0758 $169,500 Sat/Sun 12-5 227 W. Yale Loop (Woodbridge) Irv. 752-1414 $104,900 Sun.12-4 2907 Hbr. VuDr.CIM-Iills)CdM 644-6200 $)15,000 Sun.1·5 2901 Paper Ln. CAnniv.Est.) NB 642-8235 $124,500 Sun.1·5 **324 MomingStar(DvrShrs>NB 642·8235 ~95,000 Sun.1·5 8342 Lambert Dr., Huntington Bcb 5'6·5ll80 $89,900 Sun.1-5 •1822 Buttonsh.ell Lri.(Baycrest) NB 642-5200 $213,000 Sun.1-S 1501 Lincoln Ln (WestclifO NB 642·5200 $195,000 Sun. 1-5 24682 Via San Fernando, Mission Vjo 644-<1848 . Sun.1-S 1955 Pt. Locksleigh (HV Homes) NB 833-8600 Sl49,500 Sun.1-5 2284 Fordham (College Park) CM 545-4289 $86,500 SWlday 1-5 •3089 Molokal (Mesa Verde), CM 963·8961 9)0,500 Sunl2:30-4:30 761 Tomplo Hllls Dr, Loauna Beach 494·8551 $249,500 Sunday 1·5 3209 S. Unda Way 1 Son to Ana 645·0303 $110,000 Sunday 1·5 206 La Jolla Lano, Nowport Beach 644·8197 SU0,000 Sunday 1-6 24398 Borrero Court, Laauna Niau et 648·3448 $123 000 Sun 1-5 935 Tiller Way, Corona del Mar 615·23'13 Sun. 1-5 15392 Victoria, Hunt. Beach 963-6767 $72 500 Sun/Mon 12-4 550 Vista. Grande, Newport Beach 642-3850 $l65,000 Sun 1·5 3374 Califomla (Me.sa Verda) CM 540·2899 -3.900 Sun.1·5 4.24 16th Street, Costa Mesa 645·7221 SWl 12·5 2870 Zell Dr., Laguna Beach 497 ·2457 $164.500 Sund41 l2-4 2921 Pebble Dr. (Orlf. HVHls) CdM 675-6000 $284,750 Sun.1-S 2P01 Bayside Dr., Corona del Mar 673-SSM $460,000 Sun 1·5 2~• La Hermosa, Laguna Nlguel 497·3331 $124.500 Sunday 1-4 1S271 Swallow, Westminster 898·785.5 $77,000 Sunday 1-S 8901 SWJwell, Huntington Beach 540·3666 SUS,000 Sat/Swl 1-5 1310 Oriole, Anaheim 540-3666 $65,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 21152 Shaw tn .. Hunt. Beach . 752-1700 $136,000 Swlday 12-5 935 W. Bay, Bal Penn, Balboa : '67S-55ll $3M,OOO Sat/Sun 1·5 1940 Highland (Dover,Shores> NB 546·2313 $132,900 Sunda.y 1-5 2033 Shipway; (Baycrest) N.B. 842·8235 $210.000 Sat/Sun 1-4:30 83S Amigos Way, Unit 8, Nwpt Bcb. 640.'1'171 $1181750 Sat/Sun 12..S 3209 Dakota, Costa Mesa 646-3244 $87,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 •2870 Clubhouse (Mesa Verde) CM 545-9491 Sun 1-5 *3490 San Rafael (Mesa Woods) CM 545-94.91 Sun 1·5 2050 Aliso CEastslde) C.M. 631-4719 $125,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 *947 Presidio, Costa Mesa 979·22.51 $3,000 Sat/Sun 1-S 19422 Harding Lane, Hunt'g Bch 963-4977 $73,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 4610 Dorchester, CamH'lnds,Irv. 67~ $210,000 Sat/SW'l 1·5 1436KeyView (Harbor View) CdM 675·3411 $249,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 9 Monterey Cir. <Spyglass) CdM 675-3411 $32$,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 9102 Madeline Dr, Huntington Bch 962-0997 $78.500 Sat/Sun 333 Bordeaux (Npt Riviera), C.M. 631-1266 ~.500 Sunl-4 205 VlaJucai-(Lido Isle) N.B. 675-6259 $24.9,500 Sunday l ·S 2900 Quedada, Bluffs, Newport Bch 631-1800 $143,500 Sunday 1-5 1409 Emerald Bay <Em.Bay)LB 675·6000 $t50,000 Sun. 1-5 2212 Margaret Dr., Newport Beach 646-7414 $119,000 Sun.10-4:30 771 Olympic, Costa Mesa . 751-m> $76,900 Stindayl-5 4 11 & FAM aM Of' DIM 2807 Ebbtide, Corona del Mar 675·34.ll $299,500 Sat/SWl 1-5 •2919 Redwood, Mesa Verde, C.M. 556·2660 $93,500 Sunday 1-5 468 DeSola (Corona lDds) CdM 675·5930 $198,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 4501 Surrey Dr.Cam Hlnds,Cdl\1 644-4910 $179,500 Sat/Sun 12·4 17 Rippling Stream (T.Rock) Irv. 552-7500 $192.500 Sat/Sun 12-5 20191 Norcroft (Landmark) H.B. 640·6161 $97,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 3293 Iowa (Mesa Verde) C.M. 640-6161 $112,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 52 Drakes Bay Dr (Spyglass) CdM 644-4867 $259,000 Sat/Sun 1-S 32 Drakes Bay Dr (Spyglass) CdM 644~486'7 $2'75,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 ••502 Via Lido Nord(Lido Isl)NB 673·1~ $650,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 Z'1 Willowbrook (Woodbridge) Irv. 522-4121 $186,000 Sat/Sun 2878 Ania Lane, Costa Mesa 540-3666 $81,900 Sunday 1-5 10061 Cutty Sark, Huntington Bc.h 898-785.5 $84,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 5881 San Souci, Huntington Beach 898-7855 $74,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 16671 Apple Lane, Fountain Valley 898-785.5 $127,000 Sat/Sun 1-S 967 Junipero, Mesa Del Mar, C.M. 556-2660 $91,900 Sat/Sun 1-S 3367 Nevada, Costa Mesa 754-1202 $95,000 Sunday 1-5 ••231 Canal, Newport Beach 548-1290 $155,900 Sun 1-4: 30 14522 Savin (College Pk) Irvine 759-1501 $110,000 Sun 1-5 · 21522 Archer Cir,Shrwd E st,HB 759-1501 $99,500 SWl 1-5 •1615 Ruth Lane, Newport Bcb 642·2589 $169,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 •227 Sherwood Ln., Costa Mesa 546-2313 $135,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 17532 Luther, Irvine 646·7171 $105,000 Sun/Mon 1-5 4.28 Vista Suerte, Newport Beach 646-7171 $125,000 Sunday 1-5 255 22nd st., Costa Mesa 646-7171 $98,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 14532 Guama, College Park, Irv. 752·7315 $109,950 SWlday 1-S 17482 Wayne, Culverdale, Irvine 752·7315 $95 500 Sat/Sun 1-5 14921 Athel, College Park, Irv. 752-7315 $122,500 Sunday 1-5 #14 Shasta, University Park, Irv. 752-7315 $135,450 Sundayl-5 •3213 Nebraska Pl.. Cost.._ Mesa 546-2313 $91,900 SUnday 1-4 •15701 Butterfield, Westminster 646·2313 $127 500 Sunday 1-4 •10132Crailet,MrdthGrdns,HB 540-11.Sl $141,500 Sat/S/Mon 1·5 1835 Tahiti (Mesa Verde) C.M. 546-.i41 $1.33,500 Sat/Sun 1-S •22 Morro Bay Dr,Spygls,C<IM 640-1812 $3()9,500 Sat/Sun 12-5 1909 Yacht Enehantress, N.B. 640-1812 $259,000 Sunday 1·5 3882 Fucbaia, Costa Mesa 546·2313 $110,000 SWlday l ·S 28 Oakdale (Woodbridge) Irv. 673·8550 $119,900 Sun 1·5 1658 Mlnorca, Costa Mesa 546·2313 '89,500 Sun/Mon l ·S 2811 Irvine Ave (Upper 8ay> NB 642-8235 $199 900 Sat/Sun 1-S 2228 Port Carlisfe {HV Homes> N.B. fW2·82SS '178,900 Sat/Sun 1-$ 1915 Windward (Baycrest} N.B. 6'2~ Sat.12~30-4:30/Sun 2-5 •4S31Camden (CamSbn)CdM 6""620() .-,800 Sat/SUD 1·5 •22U Heather Lane, N.B. ;.i..JU-1235 '1•.900 Sat/Sun 1-3 20$3 S. Capella Crt,'M. Verde.CM ~ Nt-1115 1112,IOO sat/SUD 12·5 ey le; .... on 11, COM DUPW lmmaeulato pndo or ownership cond .• 2 Br front unit + detaehed spacious 3 Br r ear unit on tree Jtned street. Walking dt.iance te> CdM shops & beaches. SUM,500. Open Sat. 1·5PM 505 Po111settia, COM HOME W i'VIEW Immaculate 3 Br 2 Ba w/cozy fplc, pool size rear yard & many custom features. Views of ocean & mountains + access t o pvt beaches. Re duced to $207,500. Open Sun. l·~PM 516 DeAnza. 'OECORATOR HOME, COM Beautifully landscaped & decorated -3 Br home w If a ntastic view. Loca ted on spacious corner site. $229,500. Open Sat/Sun 1·5PM 3915 Inlet Isle. LIHDA ISLE MANSION Custom 5 Bdrm. manslQD With 113 feet of frontage on the water! Large boat allp tool Paso Robles stone & natural walnut spiral s taircase. Formal dining room. 2 wet bars. Soda fountain~ Billiards room . Separate maid's quart ers. Truly an ente rtain er's d elight. Gorgeou s custom swimming pool too. Call for private s howing. EASTILUFF-$149 ,000 Luxurious & newly decorated. Formal dining. Spacious family r oom. M assive brick fireplace. Huge kitchen, elegant master wing, giant free-form patio. Only $149,000! See this beauty today! 752-1700 IHH MAC AITMUI 1&.v.-sunl IO~YM Oprrt~" IN WOODBRIDGE DRASTICALLY REDUCm - $125,000 JUST LOOK WHAT YOU GET Quality built Broadmoor Home, on your own lot. Absolutely fla wless, single story 4 bdrm., family rm., atrium, totally decorated & featuring sparkUng custom pool & therapy spa, complete decking, wrought iron fencing, landscaping. Barely enjoyed & offered below replacement cost. 49 SPARROWHAWK OPEN SUN 1-5 2215 Fiesta (The Bluffs> Npt. Bch 640·5560 $145,000 Sun. l ·S 405 Feliz <The Bluff~> Npt. Beach 640-5560 $185,000 -Sun. l ·S. 4 llDROOM 359 Vista Madera <The Bluffs) N.B. .DIRECTORY 673-4400 $159,500 Sun. 1-5 TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE ........ ...., .,_....., .... ,_ .... ......., _ c: .. .._, ......... Al ........... l•t.4 ~- -~ ................ ..., ........... _ .. ...,.. o ..... y NOT WJ.Jff .ADS., ... 2 IEDROOM ............................. ..,.M ..... _ ........................... ......, ~ ..... ft 14 Surfside Crt. Newport Beach 4 BR & FAM RM or DEN •:!101 YachLGr·aylang(Sevu>NB 675-6000 $255.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •2715 Wavecresl (HVH> CdM 675·6000 $249,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 123 Via Orvieto, Lido Isle, NB 548·6333 $277 ,000 Sunday 12-4 •975 Denver (Mesa North) C.M. 545-9491 Sat /Sun 1·5 2958 Ceylon Dr. (Mesa Verde) CM 546-4373 $97 .500 Sunday 10·5 1911 E . Ralboa. Balboa P('nin. 631·1400 S269.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1526 Highland. Newport Beach 631-1400 Sl84,500 Sat tSun 1·5 4901 Catalpa, Newport Beach 673-6900 Sl!><t,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 •1839 Sabrrna Terr, Newport Bch 631-1400 $398,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1919 Yacht Colinia <Seaview) NB 768-04.54 S245.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1857 Braemar Way, Newport Beach 675-.1642 $195,000 Sun. 1·5 1033 White Siiils Way, CdM 644-7211 $269,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2005 Lemnos. Mesa Verde, C.M. 675-4392 $125,000 Sunday 1-5 19942 FelclJff (Landmark) Hunt Bch ' 968·4456 ~.500 Sat/Sun 12·5 4152 Homestead <Greentree) Irv 559-6640 $105.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 252ll Yactit Drive, Dana Point - 496·7711 $101.000 Sunday 1·5 2807 Ebblid~. Corona del Mar . 675-3411 S299,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 873 Sandcastle Dr. llbr. Vu.CdM 675-lUl Sat /Sun 1·5 •8662 Luss Dr . Hunl'g Beach 960-4361 Sunday 1·5 930 Jun1pero <Mesa del Mar) C.M. 546-4141 ~l.900 Sun. 1·5 1103 Salinas (Mesa Woods) CM 546·4141 $119,000 Sun.1-5 36 Royal St. George (BigCyn> NB 644·6200 SlS0,500 · Sun. 1·5 4615 CortlndDr . CCamH'Ihds> CdM · 644-6200 $1!>4,000 Sun. 1·5 •6 Winged Foot CBig Canyon> NB 644·6200 SJ29,900 Sun. 1·5 •1508 Dover Dr. (Westcliff) NB 642·8235 Sun/Mon 1·5 • 1924 Leeward <Bay cr est) N. B. 642·8235 $179.000 Sun. 1·5 •64 Royal St. George (Dig Cyn) NB 644-6200 $384.500 . Sun. 1-5 1718 Port Margate <HVJI ) N.B. 644-5128 $175,000 Sun 12-4 3682Claremont. Irvine 979-8100 SM.900 Sat 12·5 •1817 C-0mmodore <DoverShrs) NB 548·4413 Sun 1·4 33431 Periwinkle <Shores> Lag Nig 492-2958 $165,000 , .Suhday 11..C •49 Sparrowhawk (Wdbrdg) Irv. 640·5560 $125,000 Sun. 1·5 * 10 D.rakes Bay. Spyclass, Npt B<:h 63l·UIOO '129,000 · Sunday 1.5 3652 Claremont (Culverdale) Irv. 552·7500 $88,900 Sun.12:30-4 :30 • 10132 Crailet, Huntington Beach 546-5880 $141,500 Sun/Mon 1·5 9798 LaTierra Cr., Fountain Vly 968-7655 $125,000 Sun.1-5 9761 La'nerra Cr., Fountain Vly 963-1070 $132,900 Sun.1-5 1731 Pt. Hemley <HV Homes) NB 642-4623 $169,500 · Sun 1·5 1"•2482 Bayshore Dr.,Byshrs,NB 642·8235 $495.000 Sun. 2·5 • 1756 Skylark (Baycrest) N.B. 642·~ Sun. 1·5 21892 Summer Ci~ .. , Hunt. Beath 963-6767 ~950 Sunday 12·5 1601 Do.rotb$ Lo (Westclltf) NB 675-6000 $1.75,000 Sun l·S 3952 Ash, Irvine 752·1700 $113,500 &m 12·5 · •2UOYachtMischle! (Seaview)NB 675·6000 $28.S,000 Sun.1·5 1978 Port Albans <RVH> NB M5·Q03 $180.000 Sun/Mon 1·5 3().l5 Oarlield, Coslft Mesa 556·2000 Sun 1·5 24662 San Vincente Mis Viejo 97Mm $1~000 8uD l·S 5 BEDROOM • •220 Via Lido Nord <Lido II) NB 673· 7300 $625,000 Sun 12·4 1161 Gleneagles Terr, Costa Mesa 642-5062 $159,500 Sun 1·5 1353 Garllngfor<.I, Costa M~a 548 5897 Sat/Sun 10·4 •• 112 Via Lido Nord (Lido Is le>NB 642·5200 $SOO,OOO SWlday 1·5 5 llt & FAM RM or DEN 6562 Glen Dr, Huntington Bch 892-7677 ~152,900' Sat/Sun 1·5 406 Mendoza Terr., Corona del Mar 644-7383 Sat,Sun 1·5 •22 11 l't Carlbl<!.HbrVuC<.IM 675-3411 $181,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 311 1 Cooledge <Northgate> C.M. 64G·881 l S82,!J50 • SHt /Sun 1 5 4001 Topside Lane, CdM 644-7211 $274.500 Sat/S/Mon 1·5 27 16 Canary <Mesa Verde) C.M. 546·4141 $136.000 Sun. l 5 3116 Pierce, Costa Mesa 545·4289 $93.900 Sun 1-5 •3096 Ball Circ., Mesa Verde, CM 642·2"22 $225,000 Sun 1 S #7 Clear Spring <Trtlrk IUds> NA 675·3411 S22H,OOO Sun 1·5 209 Narcissus, Corona del Mar 673-4400 $330,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •3810 S. Alder, Santa Ana 963·6767 Sat /Su.n 1·5 33821 Ave Calita. San Juan Capo 496-7711 Sl95.000 Sat/Sun 1 5 2214 Pt. Carlrsle (II arbor Vrew >Cd~t G75 3411 Sl81.500 Sat Sun 1-5 1823 Tanager Drive. CO!>ta Me.'>a 675·4144 Sat & Sunda\' 1 5 1014 Mariners <Do\·er Shorl'S) NB 64 2-5200 S.il Sun 1 5 6 IEDROOM ••1406 So. Bayfront (Bal. Isl.) NB 675-6000 ~.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE 2 BEDROOM 12 Aries Court, Newport Beach 640-5357 $128.750 Sat/Sun 12·5 •38 Sea Isla nd Dnve <Big Cyn) 644-4910 $140.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 9 Swift Court, Newport Beach 640-5357 $165 ,000 Sat/Sun 12-5 2905 F Fairview. Santa Ana 540·3666 $4,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 44 Orange Blossom,OrngTree,lrv. 833-9781 $)4,950 Sat/Sun 1·5 •••310 Fernando #408, Bal.Penn. 673-1327 $175,000 S /Sun/Mon 10.5 1242 Rutland Rd #2 (Westctiff) NB 642·8235 $81,500 Sun. l·S 30361 Via Venida, Laguna Niguel 495-2418 $89 900 Sunday 10.4 217 Nata <The Bluffs) Newport Bch 644·1133 Sun.1·5 2 IR & FAM IM or DIH 209 Nata, Bluffs, Newport Beach 631-1800 $175,000 Sunday 1·5 l IEDltOOM Canyon & Nantes Lane, Costa Mesa 673·~ $82.SOO Sat/Sun 12·5 624 Sullivan #17C, Santa Ana 645-7221 $83.500 . Sun 1-S" •8327 Capehorn.MarinersCoveHB 963·086'7 $9,900 Sunday 1·5 3 IEOROOM r2 Sage <Woodbridge Vill) Irv 759·0811 $71,900 Sun.1-5 . 4 BR & FAM RM or DEN 9 R edwood Tree Ln (Univ. Pkl Irv. 731·5990 $1.32,500 Sun. 1-5 HOME & INCOME FOR SALE 2 la & 2 IR 1575 Santa Ana Ave (Nwpt Hgts) 6"15 ·-1963 $134.900 Sat/Sun 10·..J l IR & I IR 415 Heliotrope, Corona dcl Mar 644 ·4848 Sat/Sun/Mon 1·5 4 la & I IR 715 Jasmine, Corona del Mar 646-7711 Sat/Sun 11-5 DUPLEXES FOR SALE llR&IH 4604 Seashore. West Newport Beach 631·1400 Sl.75,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2 IR EACH 708 Marguerite, Corona del Mar 644·7Z10 $171,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 2 IR & 2 IR A" 716 Jasmine. Corona del Mar 640·0056 $189,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2 IR & l IR 505 Poinsettia, Corona del Mar Gi5·2311 $164 ,500 Sat. 1·5 llR&llR 224 Opal. Balhoa island 673·6900 $298,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 128 43rd St., Newport Beach 673-6210 $189,950 Sun 12·4 l ll & IACH 115 4lstSt., West Newport 642·3328 Sat /Sun/Mon 12-4 323 Apolena. Balboa Island 673-6900 $275,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 l IR & 2 IR 131 Topaz. Balboa Island 673-6900 $247,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 399 E. lBt.h St., Eastside, C.M. 675-5511 $146,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 388 E. Rochester, Costa Mesa 646·3928 $105,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 l IR EACH 518·18~ Fern leaf. Corona del Mar 644-6200 $225,000 Sat/Sun l·S 4 IR & I Ill 317 Ruby, Balboa Island 673·6900 $289,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 411t&2M 218 Amethyst 8.1., N.B 631·1400 $289,900 Sun 1·5 704· 71>4~ Larkspur, Corona del Mar 675-5930 $22.8,000 Sat/Sun l..S UNITS FOR SALE 2 ta IACH 200 Monte Vista, Costa Mesa 645·7221 Sun l·S 646·7711 ~1.000 Sat11.2,sun 1-s APARTMENTS 2710Vlstadel0ro (Bluffs), NB r FOR RENT 644·7235 $\18,SOO Sun/Mon 12-S 3 llDIOOM •14 SWift Court (Nwpt Crest) NB 417 "A'' Vi lJd So d Lldol l 642·5200 Sunday 1-5 ta o u • t o GUS Hefley Sq., Wesb.ninster . 898-7122 $18$00 Sun 12·5 . 2708 Vista del Oro (Blufls) NB 8'2-1235 $1.M,500 Sun. l ·S MIWCOMDOSl Xlnt netlhborbood next to new 11ant retiional park. 1100SQ,ft. home w/3 b\lle bclrms. 2~ balhl. Brltll fireplac•. Micro-wave oven. Dou· ble attached aara1e w/opener. Private f enced ya rd s & Balooo.ies. Incl drapes, you choose the carpet. Xlnt financing. Only S Jett. Open da1ly 2 Ull dusk. 22BS CanyonU~ Nancy Ln.) N.B. Hurry, -~. Newport Pier R"91fih 1ifttM1Jdli111 2005 Balboa B~. New1)0ft Bcti. 673·2058 DUPLEX 3 bedroom units. $105,000. Prlde of ownership. Excellent Costa Mesa locataon. Owneransious. 642-5062 C...tury 21 Crock.,. 5 CCll"l In G~ PRICE REDUCED $5000 Vacant, put 5 cars io the earage + workshop, 4 Bdrm, 2 baths -+-20x20 den on big lot, ln good neighborhood. Brina your paintbrush. Must sell fast ror only $64,900. Call: scon REAL TY 536-7533 HB.PMEI Be beautiful again! Gave me some paint & new carpeting -I 'll gl\ e ) ou 4 twin :.121." bdrms. a 11pac1ous ltviog room with lovely raised hearth ftreplacl', and a real step saver kitchen with plan· nmf( desk and oodld of cubinets. With a bit of love and attenUoq I could be very attractive. Name your terms. I'm easy to get! SSS.900. a nd I'm yours.! Buy me today- talk about me la~r ! Why wait! Call Royal PropetiiH 5'2·1830 OH THE GOLF COURSE Spac1ou:. 5 BR. 3000 sq. n .. 3 BA, 3 car gar. lr~. fam·rm, frplc, p.at10 & balcony on the fairwa y. Spectacular view. Open House Sat &Son l·S. 11123Tanager. C.M. P.Al\EL WALKER 615-41« m~lAllOI Universitv Park Yale modet."4'BR. 3 Ba, plus !amity room. A·l condlt1on, $129.500 rec. · Seav.iew Lowest priced HamptoQ J BR. 2•, Ba plus family room an Newport Bt>ach, plus pool. lt>nntS & sec. Only $?26,000. . Huntington Beach A REA~ CUTIE-with lots of wood. 3 BR, 2 ba, huge family room, w /splra l stairway, Swedish fTJ>lc. plus artist loft. $79,500 fee. · 640-6600 GRIATHOUSE! GREAT PRICE! 3 Bdrms. Newport Beach borne. suo.ooo 323 WM.HUT ST. OflEH SUM. I ·4 Lawson Really Company 714-675-4562 $48,000 This 1.5 not a mi.sprint! It ia a super 2 Br twohtne1 w/pool, clubhouse Ir nunL Prime end unit location w /pvL patio, cloH t.o sbopJ11tr. 754-7100 6A~ ~ llrnlhtctlnlrc DAILY PtlOT Pl macnab/ lrvlna raalty FIMll HOMIS PROM sn.•oo TO 11.100.000 . 2HD TIMI SHOW.. AND 60IHG, GOIMe - SUM. 1·5 P.M. rain or shlnet A c harmins home on ~ acre-i c ul-de·sao set\Jl)f w /wide stair approach; cozy shutters; a BRa " 2~ baths; paneled family rm w/fp~ & French doors to shaded paUo • play areas. Newly palnte4, w /privacy & eonven.lence. $124.SOO: 290 I PAf'll LH, AMMIYllSAllY ESTA Tl$. CK•> IA YCUST-f'OOL OPEM SUM l·S P.K 1924 &a'WARD (off Tradewinds). 4 BR, 21A bath' expandable home. Charming family rm w /stone fpl. Attractive ne~ kitchen w/eating area. $179,ooo •• CK·70) MEW LISTIHG-WESTCU"'-1149,SOO OPEH SUH 1-4 P .M. 1501 DOVa DR. Great 4 BR, pool home ! Nice roomy kitchen. family rm & service rm., Adult patio + children's area & lg. side yard for boat or trailer. Ne~ school, library & park. <K·71) ! I IA YFRONT YALUI 324 MORHIMG STAl-OPIH SUM 1·5-- P.M. Well designed, single-story 3 BR home w /hea vy s hake roof, handsome plush cpl & elegant tile<\ entry. Lg. living rm + cozy den w /fireplace & wet bar. Slip for med size boat. ~95,000 incl. land. <K·72) HEW OFFatHG4JDO ISU Beautifully maintaine d 3 BR + con v. den home on street-to-street 45x88 lot. Huge living r m & family rm viewing s unny tiled patio. See&, l'Ompa re at $285,000 incl. land,, Cath y Schweickert 642-8235 (K-73) ~ "THE ILU,.5 .. OPEM SUH l·S P.M. 2706 VISTA D~ ORO. Single story w /heavy sbak• roor. Desirable 3 BR end·unit. w /extra privacy. Custom hdwd planked floors in country style_ family rm-kitchen. Quality thruout! Seller bought another -will sell or le use /option $124,500. (K-74 ) .• WE ARE PRIVILEGED To off e r an outstanding home- w /un c luttered view or sea Catalina, night lights & tranquit s unsets. Beautifully detailed horn~ w /3 BRs, convertible den+ family rm . Lg. viewing terrace, lush landscaping & custom designed jacu zzi in private setting add to e legant atmosphere. $31.5,000. Appt. only. Belle Chase Lee 644·6200. <K-76) LINDA ISLE Gated island w /24·hr. security. Lg 2-s tory, 5 BR home w/fam~~Y rm, sauna & s uper location w/vtew of Big Bay. Pier & slip. $650.ooo, Cathryn Tennille 644·6200. <K·77) TWO UOADMOO.S TO CHOOSE FROM! < 1) Plan 3 oo exceptionally lg. <'Orner lot. Beautiful hand-carved, door opens into teak parquet entry & lovely gardens surround this' lovely 4 BR home -$369,500. (2) P lan 4 w/4 BRs, pool & 7-jet jacuzzi. Outdoor lighting enha nces prof. l andscaping. Spotlessly clean! $329,900. See #6 WIHGED FOOT SUN 1·5 P.M. (K-78) l PIUVA Tl IEACHIS A best buy in Cameo Highlands - priced to sell at $154,000! Newly & taste! ully decorated 3 BR & den home w /bit-in hi·fi cabinets, stone' fireplace & eating area in kitchen.· Marjorie Mahon 644·6200. <K·79) CAMEO SHORES P ool home on huge lot! Beautifully decorated custom home featuring n e w cpts, window coverings & decorator papers. Located on a pprox. ~ acre w/lg. fenced pool. Pri vale beaches. $237 ,000. Martha Macnab 642-8235. CK·80) UHDA ISLE EXCLUSIVE Custom bayfront w /pier. & slip for 60' boat! Soaring 2-story dbl doors lea d thru handsome sealed-brk foyer to paneled library & sunken. living rm overlooking bay, Spacio~ upstairs billiard rm w /Wet bar + S BRs & 5 ~ baths. Offered at $950,000. Appt. only. Larry J)yer 642·8235. (K-81) • e ( ~-!Id. ml 'to frY >Ut d. at, qi. & to Je. o .• le "' te. r . -ey 1p, lo: l>Q. rd. :b. on ra. l!d .., • ' ..... OIJt..VP'lt..OT • Su~'!bNl!y19.1'78 I ~-~~····-·'~.~~ ..... ~. ~~~ ...... ~~ .. :.~ ..... :. ~!~~--·· .. .!! ............. ~!»!~ .. ~~• .. ·--~ HometFot-S. Hou•tForS. ••Mrtl ' 1002e11114 1002 ........ IOOZ'01M;.a 1002 IOOZ ................................................................................................................................................................. --!'1111!'-.ii.__._ _______ G1•r4 1002 G1•riil 1002 IF YOU HAVI ......................... ••••••••••••••••••••••• J •• + DBC + YIEW-~75.000 · JUSTUST9l LOOKED .EFORE .. !...!~~.: .. ~. ~!!_~ Magnificent white water view at ~ wu• .._ "v.u~ for a 4 bdrm, 2 batb---with a breakf aat Little Corona in Old Corona del Mar-lot. Priced lo acll at area plus formal dlnlng. a good floor BESJ IN BLUFFS So. of Hwyl This artistic gem·features P ,!iOC>IHCOMll!I Pl.an with. lovely decor, ~ple yard 3 Bedrooms. ·Formal dining room. BALBOA PENIN. s with inviting patl~lge attached dbl 4 IR. Be UNIT Early Bluffs, view ; or charm-Asking $375,000. '\'eara 10W1C: duJ'ln, 2 garage. You must see this at 3207· rare opportunity I 2200 Sq. ft., bright. up le 3 down; ocea.o aide Dakota. open, beamed cell's. Form. din., 3 ba., IEDECo•• & OPEN HOUSES 1 c PM of bltd. Pride of 400llJ"ttJ• FORAlL patios, total privacy. $165,000 llllATED REDUCED! . ""'9 ownerablp propeTty, rrtc. C.lll ·--MW 0,. OPEN l·S 2114 VISTA LAAEDO Totally redecorated Bluffs townhome! 1ood rental history. $17,toO. A~ . · • S.. l·S 3 bedrooms. Formal dining room. CORONA DEL MAR -Panoramic =~d=i:n:~ • • • SANTA AMA HEIGHTS Gorgeous Trina model. Immediate ocean & bay view. Newly decorated &:::r---,=1::G~ .. :.::,~ .. :i----:1izo:o2 Mini-Estate. 3 BR, 2 ba.; older home occupancy! J ust reduced to only gracious family home with heated !"••••••••••••• .. •••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• enlarged, remodeled. Lge. lot. 20x40 $151,500! Take advantage-eall today! pool. Open Sat/Sun, 2807 E bbtide, associ at ed Custom Jacuui For thoae aching muacles! Executive Cornell home In lrvme, with ext~ galore. Paneled bonus room, 4 spacious bedrooms, dining room. eating erea. entry and brick fireplace In the famlty room. Don't miss IL •• just listed. ,, 19,900 540-1720 Close To Private Lake luxunous and sporty! Quiet enclosed area with gate. 2 bedroom townhome with den, decorated throughout In rich earth tones. Tile entry, brick fireplace. dining room. Large patio. Near pool, 1acuzz1 and shops. $89,500 $4(>.1720 View Golf Course Quiet and peaceful country atmosphere sets this lovely 3 bedroom home apart from the usual! Eating area. country lutchen. family room. entry and snuggle up brick fireplace. Patio. In the upper bay area of Newport $118.500 54(}-1720 Lush Gardener's Dream Beautifully landscaped home w1lh lots of extras for the green thumb! Lovely covered entry, country kitchen with eating area. dining room and fiesta family room. Cuddle up fireplace. 3 bedrooms. Close to shops. Patio. VA. FHA terms. $79,900 540-1720 Just The Two of You? Popular loft model condo. Unique balcony area; 2 bedrooms. eating area and entry Newly ·painted. large 11v1n9 quarters Patio and community poof Won t last' $65 500 ~1720 Decorator's Showalace In lovely~ Woods! Elegant split level home, tastefully dec:Ofated throughout in earth tones. Handsome. rich paneling; 4 bedrooms. eating area. family room and dining room All blended together for that perfect home! $129 500. Call 540-1720 Fit For A King! Superb home for the execuhvef Alarm system, Intercom, central vacuum and deluwe kitchen. Plush carpet 4 bedrooms, family room, formal dining room. den and eating area with bar. Lovely built in bookcases, walk In closets. Spanish tiled courtyard: profesalonal landscaping. Jacuzzi! Come and seel $182,500. Call 540-1720 Tri-Level Redecorated · Oehl11e 4 bedroom home with all the custom accents for the executive. Attractive beamed ceilings. extra ba1h1. tile and carpet. Formal dining room, eating area. large ~ate family. room, and bnck fireplace. Patio. Across from park. $151,000540-1720 2-Story Colonial EJCecutlve custom home across from Mesa Verde Golf and TeMll Club. Huge square footage, 4 bedfoom1. femHy room and rec. room. Formal dining. Franclacan Ule entry. Privacy & beauty. Won't Juli Call for all the details. 540-1720 Tri Plex Price Slashed Ideal ·investment 3 attractive units. all with 2 bedrooms each. Unfuml•hed. Muter bedroom opens onto large paUo. Front unit with lffepJace. Call for all the Info! Sl 28,000, 540-17~. . Swi~ pool, jacuzzi, RV area, huge $299,500. · · bonus rm., great view! 2,000 Sq. ft. DEAME HOME--$124,500 TURTLEROCK HIGHLANDS -New Ftw11t f w· .. UE 1 • •I-''· I .' ,., *'I '. ,, I $130,000! Absolutely gor geou s executive listing.A large2800sq.ft.StewartPlan OPEN 1·5 20402 IAYYllW decorator home in University Park's 5 Bdrm with dramatic hill view. Plush . (Irvine Ave. to Mesa Dr.) Deane Homes! Cathedral ceilings, beige carpeting. Charming bay win- CHotCE LEASES $475 TO SllO for mal dining, family room. Lots of dow in breakfast area. High cdlings VllWI VllW! Breakfast view with Back Bay & snow capped rota. • by nlaht, a million twlnklinl ll1hts. Secluded wrap·around patio. 3 bd.rms •• 2~ ba. decorator'• home. $1M,900 HELEN B. DOWD REALTOR IMC. 644-0134 G1Mrd 1002JG11Mral 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• FABULOUS Six bedroom custom home Linda Isle. Over 5000 square feet. Pool, jacuzzi, sauna & slip for 55' yacht. . O·I ~~~-. ~-v::.-~~v=ci~ --Balboa Island Realty AN[) IN\'ESr.\\eNT eeMPl\NV 673-8700 I G111er.. I 002 Gwt-.a I 002 ......................................... .,, .... OPEN HOUSES SAT /SUM DUPLEXES ll I Topaa 224 Opal 3 17 ltuby 323 Apolena ••••• 1·5 PM $247.500 Slfl.000 Sllt,500 S275,000 LARGE WATERFIOHT $449,000 M•y ..... ..cl ...y rOCMM wftt. toads of po11fbllltlesl Tltls ho1H hH S bedro--. fc1111Hy room, ._. IM•t root11. PLUS! IOAT DOCK AND VIEW. YCMI c• .. at a• N.gle fc•ily dw••IJ or •ha.. met IKOIM Mnff. or AL DUPlD $291,000 Irick, ~ ........ md C-. best dHcribe tWt HIW iac.w pr.,ty. Fro9t e.o.. .... 3 bl•ow..'......, roo•. lt0r •ft I• • Hparete ... ~ rental. ..... flnt """'" -tWs oar. RUIY DUPLEX SJlt,500 Spocio.a 4 bedroa. ..... wftla 2 ...... of nrstic ~ Maht' bl•a ... wfttt firqloce. "'°"' paffo ..cl Wlrior ,.... plus .. ,..... & spoclon 2 be*ooa o.ty steps to lft.C)li••d beach. APOLEMA DUPUX $275,000 liltensffng 3 IMdroom .. tt witll somiRg two-story llYiftg roo.. Ir ............ rootw. lncJ.dff a co•y bocWor .at that'• atwap r...tH. TOPA% DUPLEX 1147,500 Two story falaily •°"'• wfttl ,_.... ll•ieg/~ ........ ....., l'OOM ..ct J bdnm. Qcu 0. g 2 "'*"' ........... CHAING CAPE COO $235,000 Prld• of owaersltlp Ito•• wltlt l 11111•00•11 mid 2 11111•0°"' .. I nt. leawtlMty •ull11t•<te1 wlfft .......... n11tal r•cord. Owaer wilt H ll Oii lltstalMlllt ... CHARMING CAPI coo szn.ooo Pr ide of owHrahlp ho•• with 3 bed'°°"" -~ .............. . IH•tifuly ......... ,., wffft un••d rt•tal r•cord. Owt1er wlll tttl oa ............. MIAI SO. IAYMOMT SZll.721 Ott Little lllmed ..... -...,. to tM ....... 40XIO ft. lot-"' .......... ou-11141 • ltl glass--i>pen & airy! Custom drapes, in living & dining areas, The best of common pool, tennis courts & park. Turtleroc.k Highlands. Open Sat/Sun, $124,500. lmm~ulate thruout. See it #7 Clear'Spring. ii20.ooo. . today-eall fast! HARIOR VllVf -Panoramic views 3 IR..:...tEWPORT RIVIERA Beautiful single story condo -3 Bdrms, f amity room, stone fireplace, privafe patio, two tennis . courts, 2 party rooms, pool & spa -& more! Don't miss it, call today. ILUFFS-4 IR-$12Ct..OOO Bluffs "W" Plan -4 Bdrm. II 2~ ba th. Spacious kitchen. Formal dining. Close to shops & schools. Fast occupancy! Call today. EASTILUFF-TWO VIEWS! Beautiful & just completely remodeled Eastblufr executive home. Immediate occupancy! Gorgeous views of bay & mountains! 3 bdrms & family room-plus much more! EZ care yard. Don't hesitate-call to preview. Only $194,000. 673-8550 too21G1•r ... 1002 .............................................. PRESTIGE AT MODEllN PRICE -Super nice 3 BR Chancellor in University Park area. It has all the xtras you might expect & then some. Including central A 1C w /air purifier Asking $109.000. JUST REDECORATED -3 BR condo m The Bluffs. Plenty of square foot age w /parquet oak floors. custom camel carpeting. used brick fireplace, many more unique ideas that make this home an outstanding value at $139,900. OCEAHFaOHT DUPUX -Whitewater view. Fantastic investment opportuni- ty. Buy now & take advantage or summer rentals. $300,000. MAGHIRCEHT VIEW -on Newport Bay. 2 Story, S BR, room to park your boat. One of a kind properties. Call for appt. to see. $767,500. 640-9900 GHlral 10021G ... ,.. 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• WE PRE.SENT OUR OPEN HOUSE.5 For Your Pleasure FANTASTIC OCEAN & MAltlHA VIEW from this large 5 BR home, located on private lot in prestigious Alto Capistrano Spiral staircase leads to Marina view from master suite, watch the boats sail into D .. Point Marina from your secluded patio. $195,000 . 33121 A•tftkla Callta, S.J.C. Sat & 5-day l·S from this just listed Somerset Phase III. Lovely used brick, 2 story fireplaces. 5 Bd.rms & family room. Formal d..ihing. Perfect for the large family. One block to pool, jacuzzi & tennis courts. Offered at $181,500. Open Sat/Sun, 2214 Pt. Carlisle. CAMEO HIGHL.AHDS -Move in condition. Home surrounds l yr old pool and jacuzzi wit h extensive flagstone decking. 2 New patio covers, new larubcaping, new paint inside & out, plus 4 bdrms, 21h baths with. Palos Verde stone fineplace in living room. All this and approx. 2500 sq. ft. of living space. A. best buy at $210,000. Open Sat/Sun, 4610 Dorchester. SPYGLASS -YIEW -This popular Portsmouth model offers 3 bedrms, 2 bath. Immaculate condition. 3 Car garage. Approx 2 yrs old. Also offers beautiful ocean view. Tinted windows. Owner will carry large 2nd trust deed. · Offered at $298,000. Located at 19 San Mateo Way; Open Sat/Swi. UPTODATE : •• and squeaky clean, $76,500. Coo:irortable 4 bdrm •• l~ ba. Xlnt Costa Maa neighborhood. Lge. mat.r. suite, rrptc .. allake roof, block wall + COY· ered patio. All tile, built· inldtchen. By app\. DESIRAILE One of Turtlerock'a best areas. 3 Bdrma,. family rm., Plan 1. Beaut . eon· ditlon, exclUnc extras. Lowett 'Price at SllJ,:100. includes the lancll C. F. Colesworthv RIAi.TORS 640.0~0 COSTA MES~ Eaatside triplex: 1 year new. Uve In one dJit. 2 BR. unit & rent the other 2. Ea. w /frpl. Ask. sw.ooo E. COPELAND. Bkr ~ 836-7624 HARIOlt YIEW WSK -UDUCED -..,...._. IC)06 VIEW -PRIVACY -This 4 bedroom •••-•••••••••••••••••• haven is an executive reward -green rulls , blue Pacific, a home to make it au worthwhile. Corona del Mar at its best. 1436 Keyview. Open Sat/Sun. $249.000. HARIOR VIEW LUste -This home has man y cus tom features . Large courtyard. beautiful olive tree and many rose bushes. Bltn bookshelves. formal dining rm, paneled family rm w /parquet floor, huge pool. Open Sat/Sdn; 873 Sandcastle Dr. SPYGLASS VIEW REDUCED -4 Bedrm, highly upgraded, professionally decorated and landscaped. Panoramic view of ocean and bayfront. Offered at $319.000. Open Sat/Sun, 9 Monterey Circle. HARIOlt VIEW HILLS --Lovely ocean and bay view in CdM. 3 Bedroom family room and formal dining. 2 Cozy fireplaces and beam seilings. Unusual buy at $189,000. Open Silt/Sun 1114 While Sails. llG CANYON TOWNHOME-Beautif ui "Pinehurst." View of Golf course & lake. 2 Bdrm. den with wet.bar, 3 baths at only Sl74,500. Open Sat/Sun. #52 Sea Island. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ELEGANT IN OLD CORONA t look small rrom the outside. but come in & let me SUJl>rise you. t provide everything yob need ror gracious living al its finest: 4 bdrms. 21'3 baths plus a jacuui of highest quality, plus the advantage of a secluded 1 bdrm. 1 bath Income apartment and a VIEW of beaullrul. old Corona del Mar. Open House Sat. & Sun. 11·5. 715 J asmlne, CDM. Come In & see me!! 646-7111 Walker & lee Real Estate 1002 'GeMNI u you ~ 't afford the very beat. save your dime. Prati&lous 4 br, 3 ba. 2 story, 2 frp1c:a , z balconies, 4 yrs o ld. 548-7813 Act. 1a1aoo ,.._... I 007 ••••••••••••••••••••••• OPEH 12-5 C..to.SlwdiM lcAoaP-.Pt. 4215"• Completely remodeled executive bome ! Better than new with custom amenitiee too numerous to menUoo. Huge fauuly rm. den, formal dining 6' l'DOC'e. 4~ Baths. 2~ car aaraao + workshop. Call 8M-168l for details Colonial Real Eslfle Peninsula Point fl.Ul'. By owner. 3 brm, 1~ laa. 613.-a Prine. only IALIOA DUPLEX BY OWNER. Completely remodeled. 2Br+1Br up. per. 310 Coronado. 673-M31 Capi•mo leodt I 011 ••••••••••••••••••••••• OCEAN VIEW Quality const r ucted dupleJC w/large 3 BR. 2 BA units. Nice ocun view. Upper unit has beam ceihngs. Located In serene setting in Clpistrano Beach. Ask- ing $1S9,500. ANCHOUt;E INYESTM&n'S 17141 4t6-nt I IRAHDMEW CUSTOM HOME 3Br, 21~ bath. Huge master sUJte with ~an VI~. Bnutifully sl)'led Sl3·t950. Ports Wnt Realty lll-3232 661 -1455 HEAR THE WAVES' Oeean vu. nu 3 BR. 211 ba, $495 mo. Lse/opt. 100'1> rent refund towards purc hase . 752·2400. 493-7748 1002 Yo•r B••e l e :Y-. Cas tle CASTLEBIDGE •OMES (edjolnlng Country Ridge) &l'lffl•C..... ..... .... ftot.. ........... -. ... ..-,..,, ...._..._ cr--a1..._,...., ..co--....... Nestled beneath gentle sloping 1'1111.+deS. lhe lmaglnati119 design of these cwtom hOtnlS offers a Pleulng 11t1mat1ve to the eoyn· tryaide • pleasing pastoral views CIOM to bridal piths & nature J*i< . • $peoloua 4 a 5 bedroom ho'"" with 3400-3'00 equare fNt, • larv• r~•ty rooms. • formet dining (O<>ml. • 3flrepl~ • 2wet barl. • IOOthlng jtic\iitl, • relaiclno aeuna. . • elr condlltoned • • 3-ctr~aget. Pr1ced hom: •• 900 Follow ttle slgna from th• NewpOtt ,,..,..,,., at 17th St . .xft • :e. t . £ -ay p , a: .. )Q •• .... Id '1 • ........ We I Hon.-..... SIM Hon Po.-W. Hoaff For Wt r !.tnd!y: '!bru9X ~t. ma DAILY '1lar ·~ ······-······........ ~.~~-·-··· ~-~~........ ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••• ::................ ••••••••••••••••••••••• HMI" Fer s. I .......... s. I ........... ,. -c .. 1 L_.._..101 c:er... ... .._. 1122~..,w.r ion co.a.Mete 1oz4 eo.e.Mna 1024 Cott.tMtM 1024 ._ .......................................... ; ........................ , ...................... • ............................................. "'--&...l....& I"·• l ... ~.-.;;...i....L l" .. 0 ............ 1040 ................................... ~··••••••• •••••••················ .,.._F1111Wft' YA -~ ...... ~ ...... ~ ~ 2 OH A LOT J 11 E. J2H St. ST .Alt'TR ·-•••• .............. -··••••••••••••••••••• ...................... . DUPLEX Beach fre1t11e erea Spectacular ~•n vl.w of Dana Harbor. 2 Br+den upper. 2 Bdtm lower. All new ap. pllances Incl 's refns. wuberlrdryer. Sl8t.9SO JAJlllNE CREEi •EASTSIDE• Opeft S. I J to 4 WITH VllW Beaut. decorated a BR, UVE JN ONE-ftENT Lovely 2 story Colonial . 11olle1 t VIEW :,bat=· rz;:J~· THE OTHJ;R I Rare 4 Bdrm, {am rm, study, PROPERTY lo Oranfe Poiid N'-·d Open ha~ ~OOD"' OP8' SAT & SUNDAY l·S ftnd ! Completely di.rung room, 2~ baths. County! On la.fie bltdl .... • Quiet J Br tmll IOQ OCl Cs• lJwy. a~ h-om pqundlna aUrf, ac:ffnted w/wood •cedar •bale• wall 'dNllSl.tlp. Coq el~ ftpl. eftC 1d • paUo -ct~. Pqol. J•c:. •olleyball • men. PreaUc• condo Uvtna s:;&,~. 22 SHOAL aeparate Ii v1ng in a Great pat.Jo area. Ideal lot Wlth room lo npand, ~nc.~!· "2.JOO, ownr c:barm1n1 upsraded 2 family bome. Owner thi.s 3 bedroom, fixer up.------------ Henry Walt Realton Call 496-1435 1022 Superbly decorated Baymlst. 1Story,2 BR, den, formal dining room & spacious living. Pool, jacuzzi, tennis courts & 24 hr. security. Luxury living et its finest. bedroom, home ANO a 3 movmg east. A Mubt per Wlth Palos Verdes UNUSUAL.. :necf~:cio :!.r:&~sm l~ ~~,j':t:ur.~':5saon. ~~::,~;::~o~~:!: DUP~EX-~ Br, 2 ba $88 750 each. Hl .... ES a~ "'I.TY llal' Only $168 750 owner I unit. Ovtt 1!iOO ' " ..,,,. · ' • aq ft . Water vlew from ... mau Comparably low pric. wl•lblras of modal. Cpt lite lawns, manicib-~ ahtube. 2 Scy, • $r Landmark. Av ~ S'&S.950 • ••••••••••••••••••••••• NEWLY REMODELED 3BR. S. OFl{WY 676-7t3l OCEAHVllW Private access to beach; custom 5 bdrm., family Plar:• or (213) 2118-1()(9 t:ii Plactt Plus lge yard:,.o,o main· P --Lj ~I tenance. All owltJns. 3 rap~ •• Prop..-. -car prage. Plwt sharp Real ~Late: l>x l<cve.y, !rookhl&l'St Toe. Call (714) 9(;8..3191 or 968-'.sG BUI Aneoea.u I M .Quall ~ (213) ZSS.S700 I"' IQu~all · pallo and family rm. 1•00 oo~5.t~f ::O. ttAc" l400 QUA?L5J.•,!92° · llACH asr, 2ba rental Top~·· ---------1 lion. A beaut. bome•----"'!!'! .... -,....--.... -------IAKITHAT CHEIRYPIE MISA YllDI w/capltal '}PPreclatlon ............. IO•O Hlllt11i4•1Hdt I 04 rm., nearing comple· ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ LIQD; pick colors lo your I o--l,. __ ~ M• 102" tuste. $37~.ooo Corona del Mar u -_.. , SEAVIEW ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• IH Ml!SA HORTH New carpets & drapes. 3 Bdrm+famlly room . Clon lo 0.C.C. SeUer is moving! $89,000. Call S46-2313 1850 Upgraded • Bdrm, tam. Ail 751M>358 " ...... •••••••••••~·•• -•••""•••••••••• rm., separate dining rm. S9l ,600. U6·07 a or A WIMMER! 547·7066 Home le income. DPLX. ---------1 8 Br. 2 ba + 2BrP"2M UO· ~COMDO Otof. y $62,000 lttlly UplJ'aded W /loads of xtras. Showa like a model. 2 bl&r bdtms. Space for boa,& or trailer. What a life1tyle. Only 4 It's Broadmoor, new 3 bdrm. ----------------- SQUARE FOOT TOWHHOME In The BACK BAY --------•I tt. Each w/frplc. All elec kitchen. Wrap around FREE + family rm .. ocean View; guarded commuru· ty; tennis & pool. $259,000 XI.MT DUrLEX Two frplc!. , 2 bdrms each; corner location, lop cond. Sl 73.500 rAULMARTIM RliLESTATE 644-7383 OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 935 TILLER WAY Very attractive, cheery 3 bdrm., 2 baths, living rm., frplc., ram. rm. & sunroom ... PLUS VIEW! Corona del Mar Lusk area. Priced at $195,000 including land! < t'ii ru Q •u s' "'r .. , r .. lf"r• [®IHll~I patio ror easy Jiving. • sc•1cE Sl3S.OOO. Agt. 7SEMl358 yrs old. '759-UOl ~ B~ I~ i •B&ollEGE'PolOL ;;;;·;;;:;;;~;:~: M 0 NEY! MARINA Hf 900 Fam. Prk. sml peta OK. -• a.ooo. 559•5767 , ___ Re_aJ_Di_t_a_te __ HIGHLANDS ~ · 4br. 3ba. din rm, frplc, bltns, F/H. pvt patio. at tached dbl ear, comm pool, jacuzzi, suana, ten- rus crts, clubbse. $9,500. ~· 631-1266 or 549-1438 N e w . c 0 m p 1 e t e a ossoc::tote5 ~ Resale Speciatlata. f COZV Jbr. 2ba + gue.t house. fTpl. 2 patJos. R 2 lot. Pnn. only. $157,000. Owner, 64Q.70JO RACHELLE ROHRS, REALTOI lundM·ap1ng, redwood~~~~~~~~~ $2000 1,4 or S bdrm models WhenYoUatealt.bisSbr., deckU>g & wood fencing -~some w /pools. 2 ba beaulx with ram rm' enhances this sparkling --------· 4t Swedish Frplc. See toe 3333 E. Coast Hwy .. CdM 67S.2l7l new 2 story home walh 3 Nwpt Hgts 2 for 1. Two •EASTSIDE• Pamln&too Properties believe! ONLY $80,000.~ 3 BR. 2 ba , frplc. Super ,. •'-·· n-'ce view), 3 baths, vaulted way. Both 2 brm, hv rm. TM..1.1...-fo=='-• ....... .,,, • -----1 Harbor View Home, air l·ond. 2 lir 3 Ba, xtra lge Corona def Mar I 022 Corona def Mer I 022 den~ easily convert to ~ •••••••••••••••• ••••• •• •••••••••• ••••••••••••• Hr. all thas + panoramir bedrooms (2 wath ocean pn'v. houaes pay their OFF •·-------~I Huny won't Jul Jong at: tlean! Next to park. Best ._......,. ...._, ceilings, rugged Rtone din rm, kitchen. pnv. yrd b in $72 500• VISIT the S,.....lalist "t ' ' I •-f Id \Q' area, . . ..-~ ,. Th ' 1rcp ace O< orma IDIOg w/slOr shed. Main has :? STUART FINI 4 Bedroom "Valtncia ! .. the Condoatlnlum In· e • view. shown by appl United Brokers, Bill f'ernandez. 646-7414 SUPER DUPLEX ! ! 704-704'/J LARKSPUR OPEN SAT/SUM. 1·5 room!Only$.91,900. ba&dblear.AJlrorthe REALTOR 631•5454 Owner anxious! Up-lormallooCeoter. HOMESTORE " u:nQ .1 ~ pnce of l. $134,900. 10.4 graded Lbruout! Call TOUCHSTONE : UGI Sund. 1575 Santa Ana --------•I now! REALTY 964 2455 Plac• . Ave. 645-4963 or 955·1438. .. ... _ ... 5 • --REDCARPET754-1202 963-cwrf • • P ti Aa--.. -~~~~~~~~~I 19t61 Brookhurst • rDp9r •• Prinonly. Byowner. REDUCED. Attr. 3 Q.E.Al'IJ.COZV·CONDO I-Huntingt-Beactr-, 752-1920 ~~~~~~~~~ ... d "tit .. _ b. 1·~~~:::::-:::-·r-~~~~,,..~~~~ 1•00 oua1l sr NlWPO• 11a0t -or+ en. u o ""'* with private sarage en· TRIPLEX The home you have been looking for EASTSlDECONOO New landscaping. cpts Ii: try. 2 Bdrm. I~ ba. Air l.AeC:WCU.SOllp Three 2 bdrms .. frptes.. + an xlnt income unit! 4 Bdrm., 3 GREAT FAMILY forced air. bit-ins; ocean bath home wilh every quaUty feature; HOME 2 Br. 2 Ba. sm.ooo. Xlnt d.rpr;. Make ofr. 557-2005. cond.. earth tone cqpets. • •. It couldn't hurt to call t--------•! view. Near Little Corona cottage with 2 bdrms. & 1 bath. leased MESA VERDE Beach. Choice income at $450. Come on BUY ! S228.000 M05t ln,·ltlng 4 bd + fm· fmancing avail. Call Car· Vacant. Priced to sell to-Chuck Naab about a re· ~ rie al Wm. Powell R.E. Mesa Ve_rd_e_._Su_pe_r_cl_e_an_1 day . Good terms! warding ca~ in real C 497·1751. 3 br 2 ba, good loc9t.. 642-6200 estate. Free lrainln& if newly re decor. Open 22915 Bonita Ln. you qualify. ~101. Sat Sun 754 0687 Open Sunday l·S property. $2~.000 ly rm home w/new cpls HOME + INCOME ~ JO '"hv rm. mstr hr & hall DESPERATE • BARRETTRLTY fl EDUCED $15,000! l~L·~·~ -·~ * 675·59 • Beanng frwt tr~ w/h1g Must sell now, or lose 3 lidrms .. 3 bath home+ • 3637 E. Coast Hwy. BBQ an bkyrd Better new home. Lowest COLLEGE PARK • income. floor to ce1l. ·151 ii Corona del Mar call now! Hurry! 545.9491 pnced 4 BR. PLUS den, In superb locahon. an 10% DOWN Gua r ded gate ·• 1-'rench doors'" lgc. hv· + 2 BA. new paint & Immaculate, beautifully "PRIVATE'' • adult~ ''PRIVACY ARSTCUSS'° • • Ulg ~m., spacious pauos; ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~!!!!!!!!!!!~~!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!?(~lwnl?i4iitfaij carpet, must go now. maintained 3 bedroom, 2 HoCnditMe .. d community! Peaceful,! choice South of Hwy. · -.. -···------0 pen house th is bath home with atone Huge 4 BR, 2 story, cor· pretty 3 BR.2baUl condo• Open Sat/Sun/Mon. 1·5. Corcllla cW M.. 1022 Cor'OllO dtl Mar I 022 Real F.&tate weekend. OHered al finplaee & fenced yard! ner loL 2 wet bars, oolJ 6 w/great r ecreational• <llS Hebotrope. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •-•••••••••••••••••••• ---------Slll,900. PRICED FOR QUICK mo'a old. No clOIJing cos-facilities· pool, jacuz:zi.: ORANGE COAST New Condos, 2 Br, 2'-" Ba. 540-3666 SALE. HURRY. $73,500. ts. Owner w/carry con· billiards, bobby "game, REAi.ESTATE 468 O.SOU. 21u '':P~~s~. cbe~!mp1coollll&e I&. IB.'::.' l lrlffact(.SeeHQtoMa.f~SJO·aR~E. rms. Near beacb '51bop-, 644-4841 (Q)rona Highlands) lCrnm•> .,. auL ping. $74,500 (K-98) OPEN SAT /SUM 1 ·5 spa. 675-4912 Broker r-~~;;~;;~~~i~Dorm;;~•~Cus;ter;IKZ-8235;;~ Beautiful, custom bit. 4 llGGEST LOT OH Prap..-ti•• ' OPEH HOUSE • lrnne8~?..~N~:armm • ~':: ·~s~:.ths~~e l::!,h ILOCK! --------•I ••OO oua~5sl·~~!~ou HACH 964-2455 SUNDAY 1·5 i----------: Fr ~tylc 3 brm +i:arden plet.e "llh study. Top ol MESA VERDg..p()OL! 5 BR + RU MPUS ---foailainValey 1034 832'7Capehom SPAMISH • & poul $189,500 inti lot HEWEXCLUSfVE the hne appliances ID· Aventablcmmi-eslate .4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Bdr m townhome HACIB4DA : 644 H800 elude microwave ovt•n. bd prc:itlglous 2 story freshly painted inside & MODEL w/fireplacQ, ~ mile Executive mansion inl Lovely bayfront home on trash compactor +all home. View of parks & out-2 story shake roor. ~Towahome7 fromt.beocein. Security Hunlln gton Crest., 01.•ean side. lmrru1 c Jbr. beauhful sandy beach; 3 the other soodies. grounds. 8Ul J6x36 pool located in North Co:ita ristttheS gate entry. Off Atlanta Separate study wilhl Jhu. Easily l'onvHtto hdrms ... 3'1'2 baths. Deli ghtful laving area w1d.Jvebrd.Lushbkyrd. Mesa. Near St. Johns' Ulre appearance! Near ~'! Con/o!~!~~:~ between Be a ch " fireplace,JIORMALdin· uruts. Prime Jl·2 loca. formal dining: wood with vaulted ce1l. & step· Close lo schools. shop. CbW'Ch & School. Ideal new! Mesa Verde North! N land Ing room, lar.Je family I Den, form dm rm w /we pa ncled den with wet down wet bar. 11118.000. pmg "Maa Verde Coun· family home. Priced at a 4 Bedrooms. Huge Cami· fonnaUoa Center. i:em•i R.E. Network room with fireplace, bar. $225,ooo. Peggy bar, goodoff·street park· l try Club. can now for en modest ty room 1 Beaut Ua l TOUCHSTONE 90-0961 qe master suite with TaylorRealtor.494·1015 In~. By app't. Asking 1~L•Te~·· t adventurc!545-9'91 582 950 atrtuml ~ 1---------1 drealog room.A d.Uebt Spyglass ~ ... ~RYSTAUFFER~ iedl!ii (~IWNl5§1$i§j . . l\EDCARPET754·1202 ~~~~~~~~~19Ju°i:.''~3~:0.1~~~ =~c:ll~\~'"'!1 Dyowner,spac 5Br38a SEAUONREALTY •675·5930• • ICAMiCOT'TILL TAKEYOURPICK Rardln1Ln.,tl3-m7 t'lR.E.Netwoft -Coronado, lull & nigh 3601E.Csl.CdM673-5354 JS37E Cstll\\v CdM Real Estate 646·8811 AUE AW...a D uOMES 1213 N. est. Laauna · · -..... ~ lite view. $289,500 497•3388 OpenUouseSllt/SunlCH . Abomebuyers d~am,3 Two to choose from, DIVORCE OPENFOR ·~~~298~1------t~~~~~~~~~~i·--------(m,nac. 5 brm 2~~ ba ANYTIME Bdrm. formal diaung ldenrtc.t floor plans, INSPECTION r -548·5897. 1353 Gari-rm., 2 frplca, hi.II~ fam. c:baiftoCJocation.4Br 3 FORCES SALE 2U32Ashhlo1.ooarde IOUCorOMdtlMar 1022 angtonlSt.Costa Mcsa ~~~~~~~~ rm. & det1 overJookini Ba, 1 Br dwnltaln. ln· SUperMettditbCardeu · SatlcSunl.S t CorOMdelMcr ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• pool Professionally re· aide lnd.ry room, RV ac· boc:oe. 4 Bdrma, family, Sb8J1) 2 br. end u it.J Euatf•• Home Mr decoralecUdandscaped. cas. Come see these formal dl11ln1, lar,&e Owner needs quick sale.1 111WdMJT~7 MnaY..-.C.C. C#f d '"is•uN10,.,~•· beautlfully decorated 1Sx38 1n~idu1:11nr pool. Prieereducedto S&t.900., mac nab I Irvine realty VIEW TO CATALINA OM 1;, ACRE . 1st time offered by original owner! An elegant 4 BR home for the discerning buyer. Park-like setting on top of Corona del Mar. One of the larg es t lots in Broadmoor w /careCree maintenanc e & cul·de·sac location. High ceiling living rm ; warm wood-paneled family rm w /fpl & built-ins; ''top ·OC·the-lin e'' kitchen w /delightful brkfst area. 3·car paneled garage w /storage galore. Enclosed boat s torage; dog run. Private comm. pool. Appt. only. S288,500. Jeanette Havens 644·6200. .(K-97) 642·823S 6«·6200 901 Dover Drive Harbor View Center Irvine at Campus Valley Center 752·1414 ~t~~=~~::tI~~ ~·!~c~i':~~~ [~11~1111~1 ~~r~~0\&5eSun =:~~:::: ~~~~;: TOUCHSTONE levolors wood parquet& ----··•• ATI'ENTIONGOLFERS! 1 TWO IH OHE REALTY bnck rioors. Oversized --2 Blocks to MUe Square 2 Bdrms. each. both xlnt 963-0867 swimming pool. S225.000. HEAT & HJFTY Clubhouse. 1 Story, 4 ~~~;::.r·:::; bay view: 2 dbl. carages.1~~~~~~~~~ A r t ho fer R e a l t y • b d r m • r a m • r m • • 20t.b. 9102 Madeline Dr., secluded. Xl.ot condaUon.1-642·2A22. With a prlce that's lhrif· fireplace, pool, Jac'llZL ·~~~~~~~~~I $395,000 EA.5TSIDE4 Brcul-O·sac. ---------1 t.y. This 3 bdrm home is Super large cul-de-aac I· Gleo MarHouae.4br,1~' MAURYSTAUFF£R $125,000. 2050 Aliso Ave. ()pew Hse I 0.5 Sot/S. waltine for t he family loL C.11 now $112,900. $69,500 ba. patio, auto gar. door! SEA LION REALTY Open Sat/Sun l·S. 1260WahOltAn. lookinl for a way to 1Utr64M884 ~· c~\er o-:!~:1 3601E.CsL,CdM673-5354 4Br, frplc, 2.Ba, I~ patio •Kidst.ret~lt~~~ i:~1:rget~ EXQUISITE, beaut., de· IOATARVCiATE Schools, parlr & beacb.r 121.3 N. C&l .• Laiuna . DUPLD w I ~ 0 v er I u x u ra 0 us to l ts c:.-r •"·-abeclBr ailuat· -500 """0997 I 497·3388 ~ ' f_,.ed yard, also plenty cor., P qua ·• crp ' -, ... ., ..... . .....,.. carpeting thruout, very "an • lpa-thruout Green ed oa an oven comer 1~~~~~~~~~1 Beautlrul Euulde on -venlent location. See ol space lo park RV s. w ,,.._.. · · lot. Huge cov'd patio. · $65 000 .... 1-Bd & ""'" Kit o he n c a b i o eta brook Granada model. 5 b k BBQ " I R·ZLOT qwetstreet.S rm 2 _t.o--'appr:..:__cc:_._557_-61_66 ___ ,perrnanenlly finished br2~ba.2800sqft,blt-in w/bl tn r lc • HU.._.T'11o..11!!!...TO..,• bdrm. Open Hse Sal/Sun with formJca Inside & 1V. comm pool Ir clbbse, modem kitchen, w /bltns " " w " ~~o~~ ~~Jte~~~~'. l·5 OPEN HOUSE I i.4 out . J ust wipe clean. elec p r, lrg andk, ex· "sep Jndry rmB or~red l&ACH Walle to shops & beactl. Sulwdoy & s..day Blanket or lush shag quls. lndscplne. beaut al $69,500. r o e r • 'lb.It's ri&)Jt only $65,000 I lachenmyer Roomtobuildgara&e uo· 279 Hanover in Q>lle&e wall·to-wall c1rpetin1. patio. Must see to •P. 964-242:> rortbls3BR,2BA,prime it.CaUtoday,Sl29.900. Park. .Beai:t~ 3~~9502 ba in brand new! You'r•every prec:. SaSlt4/Suno,00105 <?~!A~ ----..... ~-·! HA locat.ian... Sold oore. i R~lnc. 646-3928 S4'r»-l48l 497.1711 move-m couu. -· · wilh for aamall price tag House • • _..,._ EXECUTIVI ~er fell out• il won't United Brokers Agt. oC $76,900! Don't delay! Santa St.eophana Cir. FV 4 BDRK + FAll·RM last! Call fOf' ln.fo ' ~7414 or751·5859 CUI the Personal Service 982·83«. Noagts. Great home for a big 891-7855 l•------1111111-1 Garden Condo. 2 br 1 ~ ba, People today! Pool & family or an enlertaioera CUSTOM IUILT patio, pool. security. loyal,,..,,......... deli&ht.. Fonnal dlntn1 4 Bdrm. 2 bath. wood $47,000/oCr. 557-8351 642-1830 .locenL$84,500 :rac'.e~~.baa~· ~::~~ Of'IHUT/SUM 1·5 floors.new water beater, __ D_l_V_O_R_C_E--~~~~~~~~1 In this aua-that's un· roofplusspartllnepool. --------naJ~llllNE.CDM water sonner. copper believable! a Bedroom OpenSundayl-S b plumbing. Beautiful pool 1.ef'o dn for Veu or St;. home, Jot.s ol cabinets, 8G62Luaa Dr. =~~~~:x+ 2 :r walh healer & mter. FHA. 3 Br. ti~ Ba, blto DallaPoiRt 1026 country kitchen. Dining a"'. 2 frpla, 11ml view. nr Manyxtru. $87.500. kitchen. A doll house tor ••••••••••••••••••••••• area, brick fireplace. ,.. RoyMcc.-cn. the 1st time buyer . Co -.a tt l Wltelan lllAl H iAlf ~ park & tennis. $189,SOO lllOt'WwportllYd. S56,000. Just Hated. Sp.W.M~ ve.~ pa 0• near Y SU.ll'79,60-00S6 ,.._._Mna548·77Z9 hurry! 24 Hour Vet Unique Dana Point newpool&jacm:zi.BKR, Corolla del Mer I OZZ CcwoM dtl Mer I 022 _..... Agent, 5S6-0777. landmart has been con· c.all S40-1720 ••••••••••••••• •••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••leo.ta Mesa I OZ4 verted to 3 umts. Perfect TARBti I I "'~ .. I' I \I I I zm Ih m St Huot.nrlon Rue• •----------------· ••••••••••••••••••••••• llA>,...,. -a MORI& r ti Bar Harbor Home s ""'---.."" or owner occupa oo 1 N.B.A. LINEUP. Al ap.. Thfs W.-kencl 1·5 Sat/5181 cmd I on M~ An:VC:'°be'::r~ew Bdrm,1~~~2ba. ~~:~=~:r>'2 ~:!.1!::::e:~~e~~::: __ '"f_l _ .. _c __ tilfonll __ •_"_ LUSICUSALE OPB4SUM 1·5 : colt c:oune. Count)' pro-----------more. $165,000. Ait $215.000. t•IRgt•leadl 1040 SPICIAUST 17208 Q>urt'.ney Ln. Best l' perty, Coeta MeH ad· CUSTOM CHALET! 645-3009 MOtlMS REA.Ln ....................... a. 4 or s Bdrm models .,.., in harbor for this dress. Darlin& houH, In ONLY $79,900!1 4 BR $3000 below market, * 494-8057 * MOOUAumMG ~~a:m~~~tt!. ~. form din. fam rm the $70'1. !dlldred, Devin ~e like living undf!I' 4 BR move In aond 771 qufac MOVE IN ptelJa'dnaSc!rvlce. bome. SlU, 950 It E. 642-~ or M2·906S Co:ay ~ir~::: ~::~ Olympic. Aesop R lty IY OWNER 2Br, 1~Ba. 123,oOho as· 894J Sirius l>r 1 NEW~ MISA vaDE unique wall of brickf 731-4911 BMuUful, new 2 story aume F H A loan 00 t.1$J'ING! Gorgeous 3br 1 Out of atate owner must Hobby room & workshop MESAVllDE J>ilna P\. home. 4br, 2~ Mf,'750 Townhome on home on preatictous , aelU BR, 2 ba.; oa cul de tool Reunion si~e cov· 4 br 2 ba home 1n bat !>< llv1. rm., faa,i. tm., Brvokbunt le Adams. Davenport Island. For ut..18S,OOO ere~ patlo overlooks Hesa Verde area. QuA.t fonn. run. rm., uur ldt., Bla961.s780or963-8991 aaleorlae. ~ A.,JobmonBkr 979-C.964 family orchardtl Just at.greatachools cJoaeto •waar .. Lcecut.d4Hlac lisled l Woo't last at \his parka & roll 'course. vt•• lot. •120,000, m1~ 10°' On 17 lU Blu e•. te r .' pdcel Call n-" Sat/&1n la.5. 'M.!l".I '!;6S13.493-29'll 11 8 /01 .• L Ba i---1191!--~-I Waterfront condo. 40' • 645-0JOJ s;'capella Ct . A';t; -------•I ~!e, at Broothum ST..,..HOMI tao.t dock. Vacant. avail S f'OORE.ST E OLSON .,, ... , ' . 549-8335 DAMA u•HTS &Adams, bike to beach, In prim• louUo n. a 1mmed. $13l.500 • Lovely 2 Sdrm. 2 bath .lla'.-..s780orMN9H Bdrm, 1~ bat.h, la.rte . MM457 ~1 '1 condomUllum wttb mint dloln1 a.re,a, .Privet• · ·~ ooaan view. ~ tnlle trom peUo Con~. Cloee to I Dmla Marina. '7UOO. ~ Hu.rr,yl c.16«-7211 toR DJ:.'TAILS ~ I I llili ' '\ ~' 1 .... . 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'l-S~o'ry~ Lb•• idea Uy located OPEN TODAY pool, FP. bar. etc. JUlll 3 bdtm., famlly rm. with townhome that la totally reduced. C.U now. Sharp P lan 106 in the !11>lc., 2'rt baths, central up1raded and pro· COUHSS.Oll RLTY C811fornia Homes with aar. Quahly carpets. fess1onally landscaped. 960.4311 heated and filtered pool. wood stairt'ase, bay wm Pnce Just REDUCED lo ----------1 eocJOlled entry wilh front dow. S119,SOO $100.500. JUSTUSnD patio and fire pit. WOODllUDGEPL Harbour Lane 3 Rr, 2\.'J NEWLY painted Inside New on market; popular ~a end unit w fl4' boat and out a nd newly Biscay Model; 4 bdrms .. llip. Super sharp t draped. Aslung unly family rm .• 3 baths: ex- $1.S5,000Call now. S85,950. ceplional lot. $149,500 f!j WOOOIRIDGE 14931 hsk In the C8llComia Homes. A 4 bedroom home near Heritaae Park. 14521 Scnln MAYO CK CORPORATI ON 380 GLENNEYRE LAGUNA BEAOi • C714)494•2148 A College Park 4 " •--bedrbom home on a..-IHdl 1041 -r-leach 104' private cul-de-sac. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• OPEM HOUSE I :00.4:30 PM ,..., Feb,_., 19th 1936 Cortez. Laguna leac• PAMOIAMIC oc~ VIEW -Spaclw l•lncJ room .t fonllly rOCMn wlttl wet ..... l ._ oom. 2 bath -lah of llv ..... apac•-SI 46,500. 370ZF.... PURCB.L REALTY ~ DAVID D. CARLSOH (714)846-2828 ~ REALTOR 133.9293 . T REALTY ~ ............ !:.~~ o u I E ___ s5_1_·3_0_0_0 __ 1 CuJverdalet 4 bedroom + bonus rooms. Walk to '1MnldngTownhomt7 RAHCHREALTY )) pool. VISIT the Specialist al 551·2000 The most private & LOVaY41R. PORTlll ltEA&.TY lOOONO. COAST HWY 497-2461 OP&I SUM. I ·5 LAGUNA NIGUEL '9S·l728 497-3331 SOUTH LAGUNA 499-4Ml DANA POINT 493-8812 the Condominium In secluded home around '615 ....... Dr. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!~~~!!!!!!!!!~~ New listing! Emerald formauon Center.. EXECUTIVE Located on a pn vale lot, TOUCHSTONE 5 IDRM separate master swte, ·--"' A University 3 bedroom REALTY ONLY SI 15,000 formal dmmg, a dreamy COUEGE PARK with parquet floors. 2 bath home has no ala.in to cl.unb. Vrencb doors open to beauWul brick patio with outdoor hearth. Lee living rm with frplc overlooks hillside & <><:ean. Leaded class and We entry sets t.be mood IOT • home th11t ls perfect for entertaui· ing.. $189.500. Terrace; immaculate, ocean view 2 bdrms., den, 2 baths. Walk to L...,_ hach I 04ia.ag.. leacll I 048 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 96.1-GMl7 garden kitchen. 3 Beautiful 2 bedroom Great home for a bag fm-bathrooms. Fireplace in 1 'd. d home In top cond1t1on, y or an entert.am e-Jivang rm, reversing new cupeta.and drapes, llght.Frmld1nrm,over-stairway, 3 !>eparate 8 MUST SEE this sized fro.ly rm, 3 baths. easy to care for yards, vaulted ceilings & hvy new on market. $128,000. weekend. $80,0()0. shake roof · Lvly tennis Hurry & qaU ! Opn Sat & Suft I ·5 crts in this subdivision. VERN JOHNSO!'i RLTR 14632 leach 759-1501 S4Q..4646 COLE OFHEWPORT Terrace Cardi(( Townhome, 2Br. :mu . custom drps, upgraded carpet & tile, very clean. $8.1,500. 955-1275 UNIV Park. 2200 sq ft de tached home, xlnt loc. 4 Br, freshly painwd. new carpt'g. Own. Open house Sun 12-4 551·4632 GREENTREE By owner, 2 brm + ram. 2 doors from park & pool, many extras. $79.900 Vys 833-6405. eve ~ 551-5238 IROADMOOR Newly decorated 3 bdrm .• family rm .• dm 1ng rm .• Turtle rock home. You own the land Owner rrugbt fannnce. Of !ercd at $110,500 759·0226 f COADIN ASSOCIATES' -t lltALTO!i~ Turtlerock. View lot Hrand new, ehoo~e new c·rpt.s & eled fixtures. I TODAY'S BEST VALUE!! A Dnftwood that is fully landscaped, gas BBQ. redwood decking and fountain in yard. Interior features 3 larg e bedrooms, tile baths and wet bar. IMMEDIATE MOVE IN AVAIL· ABLE!! As lung $97,SOO. flj DEERFIELD 2 BR. 2~, ___ R_e_al_Ea_t.a_te ___ 1 ba twnshse. f'rpk. dbl gar. very ruce, $73,800 for quick sale. 995 3591 TIJRnEROCK Pf'Hident Homes Brand n<'w on mnrk<'t • .Plan SO, located al end of a tranqwl cul de sac; spectacular view of sur· rounding halls & hghts The ultimate an impo!>m,11 comforts 3 Hdrms . 212 baths, fam. rm . brkfst nook, dmmg rm.. wet bar, serva<'e rm.; 3 car garage. 2 Frplcs. or driftwood stone. A jewel In a perfect selling ' $199,950 DAVID D. CARL SOM REALTOR 833·9293 4 Br Willows, cul-de-sat'. $74.000/make ofr. Chns 752-7710Agt COLUMBIA NOW AVAILABLE! College Park offers this fabulous and ideally located 2600 sq. ft. home for the execul.Jve with a large growing family. NOW ASKJNG '144.SOO. UNCH REALTY 551.2000 WOOOIRIDGE 2 PRESCOTI'S Largest Woodbridge Beaut. Woodbndge place, homes. 2600sq.ft. +3 car highly upgraded Green· 5 4 b d 3 Ba briar. Call 558·8420 gar. or r+ en. ' Ownr atnum. air cond .• fully __ 1_a __ gt_. _____ 1 lndsc, highly upgr. Mex· --------1 ican Pavers tile. Lee lot. Nr Park & lake. S186.000 & $196,000. Lse $826/mo. Bkr/Ownr 5$2·4l2l or 2 Bdrm, den. 2 baths: wkdays ~ end oC cul-de-sac. near . greenbelt. New carpet· Deerfield, Aspen: 3 BR. Ing thru-out. Owner anit· 2h ba., gas BBQ, end ol ·ious. $107,750. Open cul de sac. Open Sal, . Sat/Sun l ·S, 18682 Pasco Sun. 12-S. By owner. Cortez. 116.500 552-3844 1CHOU PROPERTIES 752-2131 644-2542 WOODBRIDGE PLACE Special offering. 3-S --------1 bdrm. Contemporary de· ORAMGETREE' ~ Bdrm, 2 bath, den Patio home. Adult com- ,cnunity. $73,000. Ph ~1·2498 VIEW!!! tacbed family homes ln open, woodsy design. Just short walk to lake & parks ln VIiiage of WOOd- bridge. From Sl.15,000. 552·4101 BUILDER'S· CLOSEOUT IHllVIMI REALTORS UNIV. PRK 3 Br, Garden 675-5511 home. $87,500. Herbert -------- Hawkin!>. ?79-8100 By owner. 2Br+loft/den I Mine Newly upgraded & de· I 044 corated. Univ. Park. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 551)..()EBS ~II. macnab I Irvine ~ realty ***OPEN TODAY*** WOODBRIDGE ESTATES 2-story Lmcoln model featuring 3 BRs, family rm, 2~:i baths. high quality drapes & prof. landscaping. Ready for immed. occupancy & priced right at $104,900. OPEH 12-4 P.M. 227 W. YAU LOOP. (K·87) RANCHO SAH JOAQUIH Smashing, completely upgraded 3 BR condominium. OPEH 1·5 P.M. #2 VIEJO. (K-88) **CALL TO SEE** HIGHT & DAY- The view is superb! The hills are green by day & night lights the prettiest from this spacious 3 BR condo in Rancho San Joaquin. Just minutes from golf & new tennis club. $139,900. Madeline Cross 752·1414. (K-89) INYITAT10H TO COMPARE Price, space, locatiQn ! Mature landscaping sets parklike scene for this fantastic 3000 sq.ft. S BR home featuring bonus rm & family rm besides! Lovely covered patio w /fountain & gas BBQ. Dorothy Lewis 752-1414. (K-90 ) ESPECIAL1 Y FOil YOU Exceptional family home w /3 lg. BRs, luxurious master su.ite, formal dining rm, sunny kitchen w /brkfst bay +Jg. family rm. w /!pl. 3 patios w /covers & nice yard. $110,000. Lorraine Rennie 752·1414. (K-91) WOOOlllDGE 4 U Lovely Sycamore plan in stunning Creekside h omes . Fully landscaped; h ighly upgraded carpet & lovely view of mountains. Don't miss this one at $112,000. For sale or lease/option. Amy Brown 752-1414. <K·92) llAND HEW Beautiful split·level 3 BR home flanked by huge trees preserved by builder. Sunlit kitchen, warm brick fireplace in separate family rm + formal dining. Comm. pools, tennis, clubhouse. Security gate provides prestige & privacy. $99,500. Joyce Edlund 642·8235. CK-93) Hf .LC... NEEDED If you like to paint & decorate you can buy this 2-story 4 BR Forrest Hills model & have a super home! Situated in the popular "Racquet Club" within wall(ing distance to tennis! $109,900. Natalie Benjamin 752·1414. (K-94) 4091 Wlllwaw In the Racquet Club. 4 bedroom + deo, pool & spa. 14212 Wyeth A Colony 3 bedroom home with central air 011 a comer lot. RAHCH REALTY . 551·2000 Ullllnnlty P.-k OPENSUNl-5 43 Acacia Tree Lane Rare Notre Dame C.Ondo, Village III, 2 br, 2 ba, ffl>IC, high beam ceilngs, oulslandln g Joe. on greenbelt Nr. pool, ten· nis, volleyball, clubbse Freshly pai.nted in & out. new crpt "drps. tmmu. move-in cond. Ask ing $85,000 make offer. 833-3'2& eves. t..,...IMcll 1041 ••••••••••••••••••••••• NORINS REALTY Sp•llltM_.. Unique Dana Point landmark coov~ into 3 units. Perl ect ror owner ocaapallon plus mcome. Ocean view. impressive facade. $21.5,000. Triplex 2 Bdrm., l bath home with two r ear units. So11nd Investment lo Corooadel Mar. $175,000. GoldewY.,... 2 Bdrm., 2 bath hilltop suite in Leiaure World. Brand new with fantastic view of valley & moun· taina. ~900. •494-1057• 3GUATUHITS 2 with beauUful oceu views in North Laguna. 1~ blocks to beach. $Ul5.000. beach. $229,000 OCEAMAtONT Deli&htf ul 2 bdrm. home on huge lot;\Jots of room for expansion; fantastic ocean views! 1398.000 PRESTIGE New 4br home in Laguna Niguel. High beam ceiling, sky lite & open view. Ready t.o move in now. $139,500. OPIHHOUSES. l.S M A y 0 c K 761 Temple Hills Dr. Superb ocean and CORPORATION coutline views. CUstom 380 GLENNEYRE tdll spacious 3Br, 3ba, family rm, 2 frplcs, patio LAGUNA BEACH COASTUNE VIEW " deck!!. $249.500. can (714) 484·2146 Spacious 3 Bdrm, 3 bath Dick Eisiminger, Agt ------· ---------home with ele1ant large ~l enlr)' and windingSw ---.----.--2-b Lag.ahoch 1048 a....-ahach 1048 slail"Way. Dlnlnl area, 8;':}1J fet!° v.ew r ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~ ampleatora1e. 189:500. Fms1111~~:·a~1: OCEANVIEW LOT-DOl.neH l.E. Ownr. 499-20!H ~ Co Steps to pvt beach. So. CALL494-1511 Arch Beach Heig hts . .,~~ Laf(una, terms l!vail. ,_v ~ =-. $137 ,500. C<lll Carne. at Total privacy. airy, 5 •.1 ""-J w p J l R E ....;; t m . owe •• --------1 room, 2Br, 2~Ba. 1"'2 )'l'. ""' 497 1751 OP&fSUMDAY 1·5 old. Cathedral ceiling & ~ r --· -·----- 32002SunsetAve. arch. F1rst. 2 covered C..J ~ :~ ~ F • SouthLac1ma dects w1ocean. mtn ~ ) antast1c Buv Panorarruc coastal view vtew,. Fenced concrete Located on one of \be from every room I.ft Utis patio. 2 car gar., wood REAL ESTATE best. close-in view lots in s. Laauna charm cot· bum Crpl.c. Leveler win-__ Woods Cove. Th1S Z..slory taie. Great potenUal for dow shades. Reduced for OPEN HOUSE 1 BR cottage is almost expansion" l'fl0odelln1. quick sale by owner. thrown in free! $129,000 3Sxl25 lot. Lee ~luded $117,SOO. 8-166S Saturday 12 lo 4 pm (709) back yd, opeo beam clga 844 Acapulco, Laguna ~Wt Ir fplc & Uvl.ftc rm. Walk TAKE A LOOK! This • lo .. 1000 Steps Beach... OPBf SAT /SUH 1 l·l spotless 3 Bdrm .. 2"'2 540 Gracel.and Dr., 2 Br 1 bath, 2 storY home has I "I I P.S00497.1111 ?.!:•;e~~~::al~o~~j =~:~~rE=:~ jf $\ ·R-lleel' '1(, REALT Y TOO HOT TO HOLD 11iat'a the story of this atrikln& contemporary home of TRI-LEVEL DESIGN. w/del ailed architecture or stucco and WEATHER ED CEDAR SHA.K~. Coq 3 BDRM. floor plan serviced by l') baths, features l1v. r m. w/EXPOSED WOOD CEJUNG &t MASSIVE SUPPORT TIMBERS. Sicbnt glass door opens to a~k wtout.stand· ang VIEW OF CANYONS •OCEAN BELOW. Stepsaver kitc h e n w/breakfast counter futures extensive use of ceramic llle, bu11t-1n ranee & oven , dis· hwasher. disposal & deck. new landscapmg. excellent floor plan $149,500. for ... Spedal features in ..-=-... cl. open beam ce1Hnics. Laguna HIC)IM1 I 052 --,,,-.,!/illQtt\ breaklasl area, laundry ••••••••••••••••••••••• <WlWAJll\8 room, tile entry. auto. CUidesac & golf course ~ earag4: ~oor ~pencr, etc. nbrhd, spac 4 Br 2"'2 Ba 1990So.Cst.Hwy.494-8519 AND at s pnced to 11cll xlra lge lol. $185,000. COHDO See forever white water view; th.is 3 bdrm. unit bas beea highly up- p-aded, with tiled baths, microwave, trash com· paclor . Gated for privacy & security, SlSS.000 NOnHEHD Immaculate home on ~an side of hwy. Short walk to Crescent Bay & Shaws C.Ove. 3 Bdrms .• 3 baths, redecor. t.hruout. $199.500 OCEAHYIEW A 2 bdrm. OYO, with many exlras ... pool. clubhouse. Owner will carry with 29% down. Shown by app't. only. $11S,OOO fast at $142,SOO. «>-0279 OPEN HOUSE SUnday 12 to 4 pm 2870Zell Dr., Laguna OCEAN VIEW, newly re· decorated executive home. Master Bdrm. bas private balcony plus a connecting office or -------~ COHl>O IY OWNER 2 br w /IN tr suite. 2 \.'J ba~ 2 f11>lc. patio, BBQ. & pool, 2car gar495-3U8 • gQJ.I course view. West Nine. 2br, 2ba. - SM.900. Ownr. 494·2248 s t u d i o • Q u i e l 3br townhouse. View lot. neighborhood. $164,500. A/C, frplc. Highly UP· gr aded lhruoul. By A SPECIAL HOME for Owner. $85,500. 831-1987 special people! En Joy beautiful sW1set.s from this rustic 2 Bdrm. beach home. Easy walk to beac h & downtown Laguna. $123,000. cabinets &•lor e. ~· washer/dryer included>. (relrl gerat or & ~ You must see thll one to-. ,. day. olfered forooly ,,_,,,__ f1VE UNITS-Newly UP· graded inside & out. Clolle to Victor Hugo's & beach. 2/2 Bdrms. & 3/1 Bdrms. Check oul for great investment in our riahlg rparket. $285,000. FAMILY HOME with • Bdrms. & 2 baths. Close H.U.D TO PLEASE You won't be when you see this quality con- structed home in Niguel Shores; over 3200 sq. ft. ln Uus lovelY 4 bdrm., 4•,; bath home with fotmal dining, large living & lam1Jy r ooms with beautiful fireplaces & many amenities! Asking $350,000 m~Jkg~ SI 17,500 M Price . HO$ N.Cooattwy.,Loguno It's Just "TOO HOT TO 494•1177 to schools In a super neighborhood. Check ~ 499·2800 ~ prices in area·BEST BUY at $138,000. 1be Shores, ocean view. walk to bcb, guard gate. ROLD'' 31601 Coatt ttwy .. s.&.ogu.. HOITH .. D MISS.OH UAL TY 499-4591 OCIAM vtlW 81.SS.c.tHwy, Laswia Dell&Xe Duplex-Hewer ,._ 4t4-07J I OC ..... uira.o....,. 2 BR. 2 BA, l BR, l BA,•---------"' w/frplc, wet bar, beam LAGUNA CHARMER. PAIA.DISI cellin11, sky ll&bt, Reduced '20,000. 4 Br, 2 Rocmntic old home oa balconiea. 2 Bits lo ba, Clelt, sep d1n·1 rm, over ~ acre, facini tbe beach. $188,SOOterms. ftplc, basement. rec rm, MWnt san. Lone time llOOl. jacuui, 11.mdeck. ownerolf.£q for tale at AeaOSS ROM Some ocn vu. S215,ooo. sa,ooo. tmsua PAU Owner will aell oo con-McCOIMACIC Oceu view concloi huge tract or carry 2nd. RIM.TY 4t4-7SSI I . 14111~·~1381~·---"."'.":"'~~-1~~~~~~~~~ tivia& room w beam ceil-r tni. trplc, kitchen w /all OCIEAM VllW appliances, 1 BR & den, 2 OPEN SUN 11·• BA. deck. priced to &ell. Luxury custom home, lmmed possegslon avaif. dram at l c & v er Y AMlllCAN HOME specious. (Approx> 3000 REALTORS aq ft, 2 br, 2~ ba, Joe ln 4t4-I 00 I 494-751 l Prestigious Porta fin a, 6S9 Bolsana. $283,000. lMYESTMIMT Valenllne R.E. OPPOUUHITY 494-8585 831·926S OPEN HOUSE Sat/Sueday I ·5 Whitewater view from walls of glass. Exciting bi-level. Huie m.str suite. C.Ome to 31862 Circle Dr. South Laiuna. J.C. HCllll Reatton Ccrl497·176J Oceanfront restaurant, blC. DaUXI heart of Laiuna Beach: I~~~~~~~~~ all ... t ._ fi 4 BR, 1 ba., dininS rm., 1. new eq ... pmen -X• den. bar, plush carpeUng w· .......... ED turee: lease or aale. Ask· Ir ceramic tlle fin. Pool, * "'" I * IAl$850,000 view. 2 Mio. to beach. Want Laguna or Npt $280,000 home. Trade lovel y PEO ALLEN Wettwood home YI /pool llOi&So. Coast Hwy. 4 br 2 ba. din rm + ram LAGUNA BEACH rm. Many extras. Mint. 497-2457 cond.. $1~.ooo. 492-2958 HISTORIC OPEHHOUSE HILLSIDE VIEW LAGUMAHOME L1. studio w /bath. NesUed in the hills is this separate guest qlrs. off lovely 2 story patio street parking. Im· home. Features den. dtn· pressive antique ing room, 2~ baths and architectural features. houseful of upgrades. Tbls will not last. at Hurry to see al! Won't $135,000. last! STANALAND OPEN SAT le SUN MEGARGEE RL TY FROM NOON TILL5 PM (714) 497-1744 2!M3S Dry Dock C.Ove Forest E. Olson. By Owner 2~br, Custom Realtors 894-752! r::elin1, beamed cell· SEATEIRACE g Nr Bluebird Prk. Sli9,000. 494-0328 aft 3 Enjoy the ocun breezes with this lovely Sea Ter· ii~~ race Townbome. Ocean view from malt'. bdrm. Low malnt. yard. 1510 S. C..at Hwy. Recreation cente r & W,..ltedl 414-9421 beach nearby. $126,500. l1wllMllu1bW OPEN SAT-SUN 12·4 33935 Faeroe Bay ~oyon family home, 3 from Mt. Baldy to C.tallna. 4 Bdrm .• fam. rm .. Plan 2 lo TURTLE ROCK . BcauUfuJly landscaped lawn and alrium wit (!\&lure treea. Only 2 patio homes left. One 2 Br+den, &one 3Br plan, both w /2 balhl, frplc, refrigerated all' conditlontni. mirrored wardrobe doors, 2 car pr w/auto ope.oer ••. plua full recruUon facilltles 1ncld'I a lighted tennis courta. a~ and a pair d jac\wla. All this and JrvlH t~I On Irvine teeter Dr. Ufoultoo .Prkway) Juat eut ol JeJ• fttt. YOUU II COIY Next to the !irep1ace 1n this lovely, single.·story, 2 BR, formal dining rm end-unit Peter's Townhome. Beautifully decorated w /utmost of taste -oak floors & wood appointments mako this home one of the nicest in the area! 1 yr. newt $120,000, fee. Jean Dales 642-8235 • Br 3 Ba, buie FamllY ~ Rm, comfiletely r e· deeorated, usb outdoor ~tl'W REALTOR 4M-7578 acij. Century City, OWnl' 1~~~~~•..:..:t:.:•_:·UOO==-=--Sell Wno rut wttb Dally _213-82 __ 1_..ssoo ____ _ llOdi .... VIEW PlJot Want Ads. Want Ads Call so.5678 ' • S'11,Q9S to $'76.995 ~l 55M2P days GI' 511-lMlev•. .. <K·95) THE !'l'VaYTNJH• .. HOMl ..Executive Palace0 + "Family Haven"'·-dedlgoed for for~al entertiinmg11 yet functional for everyday livmg. Rilled en.tr; to lmprosslve 0"1 1talrcase & formal dmin(l rm w /I~ ol glnss & soarift1 cathedrat ceJUngs . Private ram.uy rm + 4 BRs. $l4$,000. Dorothy biwii '1~414. (K·M) ~t.altna alWtta • db ~ ~ I 041 .._. I 041 •• by oitbt. • b.:i:sl 2~ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ba. &y ownr. $184,500/ofr. tt9·ff8S ~. llvlna areas, lots or privacy. Open Today! Call us tor det.alla. ~~Iffy 1052 Crown V ey Mall 495-2200 IJl·70IO - .& t. O:e. or. -:ro• ~p. o. lloo. ll'Ycl. acb. tlon l/78. rtped .v~ II .• White ~i4· c:}· 'lb • yd • s itch • ta . . .. ~-:~.~~; ...... ~.~.~ ....... ~:.~.~ ....... ~~.~~••••o• ~.~!4!'! ....... 1 ~::.~.~....... Qandly,F9bfuaiy10,1978 DAILYPtl.OT Dt ~... 1012...._Vlefo lff7 Mew,.,.lffdt 106' ............ 1069 Mewpl!l'thacll I06t HlwportlesJt 106' Ho..HflorW. HoaHForW. HounForW. ··~ ..................................................................................................................................................................................... ······················~ LOWIST M I W P 0 I T ~~~ Ma.,..IHdt I06t s.t.Ma 1010 T_. 1090 MOtWlCHIAY OPEN HOUSE PRJCEINNEWPORT HEIGHT'S Pt p. ~ .............................................. ······················· TalACI S.t.&nl·5 2 BR, l BA. dbl. wide 1.ocattd io NEWPORT Jcf•••n er cl Be CAPTIVATED by UU! Nft' fUltOCD borne 'W/4 4br, 2ba, ftrepja~. lar«e mobile adull park. HARB o R HJ o H .. -~ UDO LOVELY $&400 price reduction BR, 3 BA, ramll.Y 4 din· patio 4 v1ow. $113,500. By $26.~. Call m-4392. SCHOOL DJSTRICT, on Comtemporut ly de· Ina room. Rlcli beam Owner. 23951 Juaoe.oo. HAL PINCHIM ht.lie comer lot with al· IN THE BLUFFS Enter this lovely Lido oor'd, cent.ral aur. s. Cst ceillnca w/many 1laas S88-&192 REALTOR ley acce.u " room for Ille home through 8 Plaza area. Sacnflce at iuW'a~:~!t~=~tso?~~: 4 IR + n..-tto.e ~~wpot>o,:~; t1~1!~t0'FeE~ 405 FELIZ OPEN TODAY f~~ci~tc:Ft':f~:ce;: ~~·Jlo~~~alli,TR ~f~~J:rb!~c!~:~~ Open Son. 15, 24962 Sun T...'.:a-. l·S LH-~}~-D~• b om..! s1_J Our most •·srwiting" home -the Mmimal care landscap-Mo-.464tf Owner will consider Vincente. Sl45,000 lill{ --r •u-vm~y rem\Ne cu spacious "Estralita" Plan, 3 bdrms. & Ing make possible many By Owner. Must sell. 3br, l 2700sq ft. San Valardc 21 lalloaCo•n wilhgracerulentry,rock ( ·1 h . d ·t moreleisurehourstoen· 2ba.Nupit&drps. Lrg eaae/optlon. S26S,OOO. Model "' 40' 10 .a.y SLI' fireplace, beam celUngs ! a ml y rm. -c o Ice en u n I joy Ne.-.rt 's finest. Act ' PATIOHOME "' "' PRI CE SLASHED elevation with commanding "major'' now! '"Y" lot. qwet area. SM,9:!0. ~:~ie!~fM~U:~~~~-w;,t..~;f' ~~~rfr~nth~~e ~~~r~ s10.ooo-NOW ONLY greenbelt vista. Totally redecor . & _Of_r._836-4 __ 986 _____ 1 ________ _ t.ryside. Many upgrades, ---------• looking the bay! a $105,000. stunningly coordinated in ctirreot, cathedral ceilings pro· Newport leach I 069 Bedroom. 2 baths. large I & 1Qual~ popular colors & materials. Two huge ressionally landscoped ••••••••••••••••••••••• patio&cloeetoschoolsl Pface private patios, 2 frplcs., 2'Aa baths, Yant & patios. Priced to HRDWD R.OORS l£19ua~I Propert••• new appliances -just plain beautiful! 3br condo. 2~ba. trp&i;, sell ai S89.~. Newport Crest Condo. Place 112-1•20 Offered at $185,000. Mcritw Rffl Estate dbl clsd gar. Shows Uie f . COZY COTI AGE Highly upgraded. 2 BR, '*' OUAJut Ntl!JI '••ACM 640.5357 MOW OHL y $14.100! modd. Bright open 1n1.. rota ••••••••••••••••••••••• situated on quiet cul·de· 212 bu den wrkrm & Propertlea 1~~~~~~~~~I Great tamlly home oear Sell by owner. $76,9Cf0. sac in guard gult1 com II brary. Sade . ocean· ''°° ouArls,t~r20 llAOI ~ &¥"1'8 .a. 1: So. Coast Plaza. 1 Yr. 8118-7122 munity. l.ake new home view. Reduced for im· "v llOAt.U. Sanet.Mtllh 1076 --------- w/2 aR, & den. up1:ruded m c d . s a I e. 0 w n l' r . EASTILUFf CHARCiE ••••••••••••••••••••••• new, w 14 BRs, family JUST LISTED interior & profei;sionally Sl 29. soo. 64 2· 124 2 4..,,. S 125,000 You poy ror the Bl& Ca· el'!uc a.1tt1: COHDO rm. fireplace. Huge play Brand new llstlnt 4 BR. ln landscaped. $159,000. &'2 6706 G ll Co Vl & ~ ~--yard w/blDll·in sandlot, w/danang room, areal Lagiilno Ml-....1 Re~ --------Owner looking ror quick nyon o urse ew 2 Br & den or 3 Br, highly many fruit trees. Owner 1 & alk l •bool ~ Glm."'TEST BUY sale' Lovely 4 bdrm owner tbrows In this up gr d • d. Owner leavio& area. Harriet ocallo:1 bow . oac<>Pe · 495-5220 4o:J.94 4 110A townhome in fabulous beautlfully upgraded 5 purchased another & Perry642·8235 (K-99) part "' s ppang. . can 496.241 l 830-5050 In Newport Crest . EastbluH. Qwet street. b e d r o o m 3 b a t h t U 1 $99 000 IRADFORD house thLS weekend. It ~~~~~~~~~1 Spacious 3 Bdrm., 2'2 Wood paneled family. Somen1etu1~borV1ew ~~.H:~;call ' . for Info. Offered At -bath. Kate hen with Custom decorations. Homes. Count the extras TOWNHOMI $77,000. separate duung area, up Step-saver kitchen. Pvt from used brick lo Newport leach I 069 Ntwport hoch I 069 494-1035 831-9411 Discover a new llfetc!(.le' 898-7155 Cbanning new 3 Bedrm + den. 2 bath. ram.rm, A/C, French drs, pvt front courtyard, $123,900 Owner. 831-7098 --- graded carpets & drapes. paUo. Exceptional value. redwood deck. A real ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Quality 3 BR w/m em 2 car ~arage with Calltoday64G-7171 bargam al $187,SOO. Call OUCH•. katcheo, patio, huge uutomat1c opener. Ex· o.ot•111 ,. , ''•'fl in·~t· now OPEHSUN IS master BR w/walk·an cellenl location & condi· [ ll · Losing option · pick ~ · • cl05ct, loads of storage & t~~l~~;~~~~ ~ lflldtll Ontu~ =· .. ·,w~. i:.~. ~~~:.SE.1~·: _1257_S_-_cs_t_H_w_y_L_a_g_B_c_h_ ~:~~to!~~;~~~: Ohrl~Estat. By owner. Leaving for = 1:11_ ~21 bdrms, den rarr11ly rm., $89,500 HURRY • $58,0001 Vic •0 •••••••••••••••••••• Europe. Call642·1888. LIDO ISLE ~ 11 IM OPB4 SAT/SUH 12-5 sep. rumpus rm, &nsew· Add on. or build new. 2 J a shin&ki G42·823S MabUeHCMll9s lltflselc111 ~IAl ISIAll NIGUEL S HOR 1-:s. 3 brm. 2 ba, totally up graded, priv. gate guarded community. tennis, pool, & pra v. beach access. $137,900.1 ________ _ 3 Br Ha Ba, $177,500. Owner 673 6915 .._...-..A R--' 1t..-,_. 122 39th ST. Ing rm or om ce for mom Bdrm home on duplex <K·l!JOl For W. 1100 ,,,_-, ... ---• Duplex, by own Ar . 5 ord"d. Other fealu ..... 0 in· 64 ... 5~57 " u ·"" lot. So. San Clemente. ••••••••••••••••••••••• "" .,, doors to sand. fully furn. cld. 2 stone fireplaces, Mobile H0tnt Uvlng • Webb Realty. 493-0761 Reduced! Laguna Rea c h, 2 bedroom, with outstond ing view or ocean & city lights. T otally r e · furbished & immaculate 1n every dela1 l. Uni)' S159.SOO 183) Kolati RP.11 f ,,,,,,. In< J M on.111 11 8.1v Pt.1.1,1 (;61 1161 831·3886 WHERE? Can you find a 3 BR, liv- ing room & dirung room & family room. 2 stone fireplaces. p oo l & volleyball just a hop. skip & jump to the B!';A CH f or only Sl~.0007 •.. Swp looking call 1~~ Gerrie ca. ...... _.. PALERMO Deluxe 4 BR In pnmc Harbor Vlew locale. Wet bar, oodles of extras! $100,SOO -GEM- 12(). F Tustin Ave .• N.B. REAL TORS 642-4623 l~~~~~~~~~I $158,000. 673·01S8 open beam cell. gourmet OPEN HOUSE At lh Finest u & •10R VIEW The Best m· The Crest•. If kltchen w/walk·ln pan SUHDA y 1-5 """" try. Sep. brkfst rm & 3622S. PARTON We have numerous & SiWog pretty on one of you bate 180 degree dnve lbru garage with a100Sq.ft. of everything beoutHul mobile homes the largest lots In this ocean view & if you hate RV or boat storage. you've ever dreamed or. for sale in established presl.lgious areas, this bngbt red romantic SUD· $195,000. Ultimate family room pazb ID CM. Nwpl Bcb, lovely home with formal sets over Catalina. do 110l NEWPORT IEACH Air conditioned. Oak 11 u n tin a t on B ch. dining room. fireplace, & call. 7. & den, or 3 & den UALTY 675-1642 Pres1dentJal Hgts Phase noonog. best location Laguna, El Toro, Ftn fenced yard 1S PRICED condos. Newport Crei:.t. 114. condo. desareable end Cul-de-sac. $97.500 V l Y, An ah e 1 m & TO SELL NOW al 5411-7813 Agt. _ msert 1 bonil•r urut on gm bell, 2 brm 2 HILLES RLTY Westminster. In pri~e 4-Plex,lOOft.fromocean; $1.34,950.Byappoinlmenl ASSUMEVALOAH SEA.VIEW ba. on 1 level, pool & ___ t2_l3_>S4.2 __ 386_1 __ ran~es to f1l most $248.000 W tla.od! only please. , ..... 5 bdrm, 3 bath, ram View of wtr mll\S, & tiles, jal.'UUI. $74,900. 492-1181 people's pocket books. u haJ Rl _.. URGl!.llo.ITLY SI0.000 to $40,000. We are roars I tr. 675-4600 1£ IQ ail ~ rm, formal din rm. new 38r, Corm din rna, GardeftVillos '"""' asneurasyourpbooe. SEA.VIEW PIUace breakfast nook. rull corner lot, guarded com· By the sea In uncrowded FORCB> CALIFORNIA PACIF~ balcony. VACANT munity, tennis, pool San Clemente. 3 Br 2"'2 TO SEl.I. Mobale llomeRealty New Bedford 4Br, 3ba, Prapertlea Ready to move in. Will $259.000 644-3549 ownr . -~ ""06 Harbor • .,,_...,., fam. rm. Unobstructed 752-,.20 • mHrt 1 border Ba, ocean view, _...950. 2 Spacious 4 BR. home de· •• ~-640-6600 view of ocean & Foshion 1400 ouA1L n HIWl'Ollt HA04 c 0 n s 1 d e r t e r m 5 • Br 2 Ba, 2 Ba• WLU VA, signed for informal en· ___ 540-S937 _____ _ 1~~~~~~~~~I Isl. 191.9 Yacht CoUnia. Owner/Agt 7$4-1J3S or S ZERO DOWH S'7S.OOO. 2 Br + library. tertairung, around a coiy MOHARCHSUMMfT 1-Sale or J.se/opt. g.cs,ooo CAHALFROHT 751·3910. FORYOUR 200K oexttopark.$87,900.2 Br bnck trplc, abundant SEASIDEIEAun"' UteHewTWl'llholM 11IE BLUFFS. End unit Open,Owner 768-0454 Huie4BR.,2'hbaths+ WESTCUR= one level PLUSH, lutchen shelveo w/ ex· Sea caps&sunset.s,abttJ 2 IR deft $109 500 Dolores Mdl. 3 Br. 2'h ba.•---------1 rumpus rm. + fam. rm. Cus S -11:.a......,. HOME!!'. 186.500. Some avail for qulslle hand rubbed Cam1ly paradise. 2Br + ' ' $ t 4 2 . o o o Herbert HWPT HGTS. w/pool table. Steps to toaubdr·ied turtcvant .,_,.. lse or opt. AgenlS: Ray cabinets. Wears a budget bonus rm in El Morro By HewCarpeh, Jlawluns979-8100 2bouses,comerlol,priv. ocean!StM.900 ~~bay~~d!,~;~~ Executive 4 br, plush ~~00c:,';.~11~~Clark, price tag. VA terms ~Sea,kyour ':i'jn$lp~t Hu poW. fenced yrds & sr. sheds. CAYWOOD REALTY ter see th.is one! Open formal dlJ\ rm. huge fllm ---------avail. Call now. • par rent o Y · Panoramic Ocean & 1---------1 Motherin·law house w/2 INC. MS-1290 Sal. & Sun. 1312 Dover . rm, wtrantastic view or OPEN HOUSE 540-3666 ?P~l~) TOD A Y•! Mouttain Views UDO ISLE brm. din rm. & porches, ~ORT CRIST Owner/•"'. M-2·0758. Nwpt Bay 631-4S60Agt. otftet-Townhomu BAY FRONT open carprt. Mam house ,,.;;nr-._. SAT & SUN 1·5 CALlFORNlA PACIF1£ ft1"1<im for lar"c boat·. 5 2 br 2 b a. db I gar• IY OWHEJl ~•T HEl~HTs 1:£8 ..... .a. ..._.DO'S 306 "'•'"' .t -"•odor Mobile Home Realty S89,500to $140,450 ... s134 900 B ~"' ... "'" .., ...._.,,,_,, "' "~ 270611arbor,Ste208 Recaren.pool&Jaccuii bdrms.411baths.Shown • · Y owner. 3br, 3ba. Highly up· Cbarming4BEDROOM HIDE.AWAY Panoramicocean view.4 I by app't. onl y. $625,000 Pnnc. only./ Sun 10·4. graded. Lots of wood. BR wtth sparkling pool. 540-5937 Saes orrc open daily on LIDO REALTY 1S7S Santa Ana Ave, ~attsrorappt. $119,000 3 Br, lbath house on -u")"'"'homeforthe TR' 'EVEL o~EAMUSTsa• Star View Ln. off of 645-4963, 955-1438 quiet Perunsula Sl. 1st ..-n., .. """ -'"" -Pacific Is land Dr & 673.7300 New, Bll canyon ACJ"OSSbomHarboC'Hl Umeonmarketinl7yra. family. Highlyupgraded2BR.2 lO'x40', remodeled, xtta Crown Valley Parkway. 1---------THEVIEW twnbme. Oakcrest (OttlrvineAve) A&\.642·3338 BERntAHENRY BA, tri-l evel condo, clean. l br, $7800. Flam. THI & Babcock R.E. Model N led 2 REAL TORS prime South Coast.Plaza Across from K· Mart .. ,~"lll 499 ... 797 WATERFRONT. Best ofC:.tallnaSunsetamust . everoccup . 2212MartamDr,NB HOME+ 21.5DelMar 492-4121 area.?.1ustsellfasl.Of· ShopCtr.2191Harborln -~--------~--•bey. lOK below mkt for be seen from this new, Bdrm, 2 ba, 'wet bar. 0penSUndaylG-C:30 !!34, CM Adwu only. raat aa1e. TOP cod. Ir ' custom 2 •lor7 Med.Iler· fflllc, upcracie9. $131,500. •••United Broiler-a 1~COME ~th ca----e fercd at $164,500. ~ 8 ·~-1'!-..t 1055 brm 3 level, prof. de· ranean Villa: witb P /P G. Litster JobnC.rey.~7414 " ..,.--~l 540.3666 1 -,..._.,., private courtyard, vat.lit· Days< 213 > 327 ·2710 Remodeled 3Br, 2 bath Located In exc us Ive 1976 Golden West 2 br 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 51i~:!~_d ~~s. fi~epNit, ed mtry, beamed cell· E~(213)St0-8GI LIDO ISLE. Premium house w1lh rental unit. Mariners Point. View of ba, 24 ·xu•, local. in -Cuunae,.....,...,leruua. r bom ed _.. l 11 ocean & canyon s. ocean. park. tabrary. inp, 3 BR, came room, IY OWMa. -. e .!-~~ ~!~-· Spteps to besttwimman& Spa.rush lite roor. formal SJC's newest terraced Private&qweLSH9.500. count r y kitch e n . ~ .,..per~..._.._._., ... ,"'..,• and11urf1111beacb.Open ..o-:-•· r ·1 \'itw park. Owner. Prin. only. Eves & $210,000.Byapptor open Nwpt bayfront condo. o pn Sun 12·C Act , SatJSUn&Monl24. .........,,, game"' amay, __________ -49G-llfB,66l..399l knds 024 0 ~-6 Bay It Catalina Ylewa, 2 541"'333. Agt 6'2·3338 room. S22S.OOO. Open Sat, SOlllh L01J111M1 I 086 __ _;..,. ____ _ w · 645 l. pen · Br, 2 ba. cmpltl)' UP· ------------Sun & Mon l·S ••••••••••••••••••••••• :::· S.S.M. 416 62Dd St, 206 LH pd'd. Pool & sec. Sacr IACt&Ol,AO 675-7390 1-------•l~fOf'Sde 1200 LAKEFOREST By Owner. 3 br 2\-a ba "'J T t H ~000642.~ :~~ RATED L ':8v~c~~~~~ (5 •••••••••••••••••••• .. • More for your money, white water view, im· lill . rtl arl'AOft 540-3666ait. Laree. Jove!y It liveable. Wint LITTLE DOWN • . I.al Estah INVESTORS ~arly new. 3 bedroom. mac, Nwpl Crest condo. u.i.d. 646-6197 IY OWNER •s bdrm Somerset in pre-3 Br fantastic 2 sty show 2 > bath, family room Owner leaving s tate. stig1oua Harbor View home. Jacuzzi. fplc & Five acres South, or (Meadow Homes). Sac.Prinonly.673-5313 llUffSCOMDO NptHtspoolbome,3Br, Homes.ViewofBi"Ca· fplclnmstrbr.Skyll&ht. IEACHDOLLHOUSE Corona on paved road. Unusually large, cool -----'------• Prol. decorated thruout. fam-~ complet••u ~· " tb Wallt to Riviera Beach. Good for lotsphl. BKR. ed U·o Hom a·s bdr b I rl '5-Y ~ GoU Cou.ne. Com· we ar,etc.,etc.,etc., (714)677 ....,..1 ~velrledpa3 c· g e N""'WPORTBEACH 3 21,oJ a , g p v. grade & re·mdl' . petltlvely p riced at c•vtc: On natural canyon with .__, lNU a · ar orage, .... patio. $118,SOO. By Jmmed occupancy. ocean view. 3 BR, 2 BA OR~-0530 11lorage & boat door. INVESTMENT owner. Open 12·5, Son. & Frplc, ext UMI ot rock.a $187,SOO.Callnow. 731-4300 wtlb rxtra ~lot. Never OCEAHFROHT Community associa· Capitalgainsproblem? Mon.2710Vist.aDelOro. around pool & lrplc. Wl'lc:oProp!!!fff agalllatonlyS125,000. MOllLEHOME $1500,....Acn tion--pool, tennis, sailing By Owner. Neat old 3 Principals only. 6"-7235 Won 't last 1145,000. Call ~ BERTHA HENRY l·Bdrm., carpels, bit· 300 acres. Seven ml~s &clubhouse. bdrmrarmhouseinNwpt r ., 254" NEWPORTSHORES REALTORS ins; oceanfront patio. from Redlands. Will Sat&Sonday l·S Deb wllh fireplace. This I _________ ~'!! ~P':;. oFrS·nl< • o.r CUte 3 Br 2 Ba, redec, Only steps to private 22091 COMAHCME includes an avocado QUIETUVIMG .-.-a... a · home,tennls,pool&bcb. 21SDelMar 492-4121 beach. Xlnt cond1llon! ~~~?~f~~::::~r.rope~y COLEOFMEWPORT grove with 23 producing llGCAMYOH Nwst Hgts, 2 Br 1 Ba, Msta.......... 199.500.640-2981 II.AND NEW! $44,ooo Creouvelnvestments REALTORS trees. Zoned R·3. Room Professionally decorated pool, All State Rltra. Large home on the MAURY STAUFFER C.11644-9513 67§.5511 for 11 condos or? Will DoverModel.endunlt,2 $119,900. 586·3300; 64~5357 Part&UdoCoedo bh~fi. 3 Br, 2,_., baths. SEALIONREALTY ---------• finance. Submit offers. patios. Open Hse Sat/Sun _830-_58&3_______ Sharp 3 Br 2~ Ba, redee, Jae, wet bor. Xlnt ocean 360l E. Csl. CdM 673·5354 COUNTRY LIVING I CAN1 BWEVE!!! This absolutely lovely 3 BR, 2 Ba home with large family room & log fittplace, with a party patio, landscaped to perfection a still for sale!!! Owner is very anxious to move, 110 don't miss this borne anolher day only $91.500. Submit o«en. Pri nl (714),,.~ "~11 1·5. • poof, $95,000. 640-2981 ·"-·· SlS9 500 l2l3 N. Cst. Laguna nc. 0 y. .,..... . .,.. B .6.YfRO....,,. HVH 4 BR, 2 ba, fam rm. """""· • 497·3388 or <n4>S48-0l3S A "I valley/mtn vu. Ownr, H.tMw HHJN-cb Ports West Rffffy LUX CONDO Prln. only, $158,750. Executive 4 Br, pool lll·l232 661·1455 T_. 1090 Lachenmyer NEWPORTBAYFRONT BJQD•y --oc-·"'VU 1,_&tG-_1_.., ______ borne, k>caled OD a quiet Rl"Gfty Inc . 646·3928 S4S·l483 2Br, 2Ba Condo, new £:-%;. 2'b =.'"bot IO'ee\ofthislovelycom· Prime•Coutal ••••••••••••••••••••••• New3Br.2BAhouseon cpls, full secunty bldg, ...,....c • •· .....,.. a RIDUCB> S4SOO mu:nity. Stop by &see it, Elegant 3 BR bas It all LEMON HEIGHTS t,.;acrein beautiful area, boat slip, $118.000. Prin ;~Ifs ~ult tsefir~ldr~ l!J)ftr8c. Clirf Haven you'll be impressed Sw~J~an v;t's, 2 A I a r g e wood ed 1800 sq. ft. XloL terms. only.833-9442eve/wknds $10,00CtDOWH ' ne • f l«>me w/uparate gust Open Sat/Sun l ·SPM, d«ou, ·uocam ee ngs. EQUESTRlAN ZONED Immediate occupanc). ownr. Will trade, or h:s•. ~"",SOO. 4lS Pirate l6lS o .. lh L $1 ... 500 Stylish Investment. BKR PANORAMIC VIEW SEAVllW seas 0 n e d TD a · Rd~ House Sat/Sun At}. &U,~oe, -. . su.a.ooo. 492-7715 lot in presti&lous area. . Cm> 676.5717 l'!&n•y ILUFf Brand nu 3br comer lot ~1--0381 for awt or 12-S --'"--·-------I Has 3 bedroom. 2 bath ORS22-20llO ..,.._ home. Owner will carry 714.f73.1327 durinl Opn READY TO MOVE IN s-.-.. home. brick terrace, gas 1--------Luxury condo. Pictures· baJ. or szao.ooo at $l6SO Hse hrs only NEW TOWNHOUSE 3 br Bluffs, professionally C•1lfrClllO I 078 BBQ oil Slant rear deck ........ r..operty 1400 que view. Sparkling per mo. No quaUCyina Sat/SUn 10-5 2~ ba, fam rm, end unit. European decorallnl! .• ·.··.·.··.·.·.··.·.·.··.·.·.··.·.·.·-·· 4'2 fireplaces, one in din· ... •••••••••••••••••••• fresh interior. Relax on nee. vac, move riaht lo. 310Feruandot408,Bat. Nwprl Terr. $82,900. Stunnlng3br,2ba. fam1· ing area of floo~ to ce1l· Want to bey up to 1 acre, enclosed glass lanai. 3br, Guardedeai.. 75&-0448 °"'-er. Vu or ............ •· Owner. 644·1179.640·0056 ly rm, w/muy extras + HUR IEACH ing P!oneer·ruslac b.nck,. C2 property or garage !t=:::=::ii::ll 2"'2bo. Brond new kit. u 1 v-.. ..... ... ""' view. & Dana Point Marina. for dimn1 by firelight. bldg & property in Costa Extensive mirrors, prof. UDO IY OWHER only st.eiia out front door OCEANFRONT bse & PropertyHouse642·38SO Sharp Harbor Lane PRICED REDUCED TO MeU/Nwpt area. Or deco. End unit. Trans· n...... .. iz.5dally. & you're on the beach. 2 apt. Coastal comm. ap· or SS2·44l4 home on gl"eeDi>elt nev $1.S.UOO. trade ror property in Weal Rlty, 714·998-7660 ..,,.... aty, 3 or 4 BR, 2 ba hse proved expan. W. NB. it 1 &: FaJlb ~'-N l'-\liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilll 205ViaJucar. OR can be 2 apta: 1 BR S325,ooo.e:n.3836 com mun Y poo 1£ jCluall ~ rvva or orwa •· ".I. 00 Baycrest unbelievable Deluxe 4 1-brm 3 ba, down 2 BR $1.SIOOOO •WANTED* clubbouse. Two Story Place . \VkdyaMPM,64~ ~~6~4~6~6~4~.,,..~6~~~ eavioga • nets work 4br, h~e liv rm, H~ lots, Pr1n '1p1 ~ aeoi w· • .A.11....o1a111o..1'-!.. Want Npt or La1una with charming brick Ce • _._ -3ba, pool home ls Ivan paUo.nrtennll&beach. Seaa~reesDr, 00rner of IUU'l9Mn~ homo. Trade lovely fireplace. A ateal at Prapertlea . 4at.ry_./ We 11 s • U n 11 m lt e d $249 SOO 875-6258 Oran n..... u-Sat & IXICUTIYE Westwood home w/pool fl0,000. 752•1920 Crypb I 500 Exec. In woods, 3Br, 2Ba, • ie. v~n ""'"e It y ~""""Realty MM GUAtUt. NIWPOlll llACM ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~et~.r:,ct:~e~~ _:nr_ 1 _ 8 _ 1 b_ll_u_ie_s_._ 5 _ 48 _._ 44 _ 1 .., 3 1 s~~,~.'T":r. &l=;~S. A hom~~T!~ln& of ~~r~~~~7sooc t y. ::t~:~; ::~::::-.. MOLOAHFEES 2M~;~r~tc~~r~ ~~:'. cor, J::dscpd, $138,500. IJW>+pest apt. $13l,SOO. Nice 3 bdrm., faroUy nn. ch&rm &c be~uty, Jarce Opn Hie Sat/SUn 1.5 538 2"' year old, 3 Br, I~ Ba, C&D lot szs Oen vie.v, Op\ /Sl-5. 2'981 Riven· 211.SBroad.&f.5.4829 bome near Cll tr Dr. windows let ui nooda of f'utlerton Ave. Npt Laurelwood Pl on 1, ~for both lots. WrUe dell Dr. R d d 1 00 dayli_ght, qualnt & lovely Jfel&hts 3br, 2ba. Lrg Spacioua 3 Bdrm, 2 ~ ati:ium, fplc, central air, ar call C.L. Houser 1234 1 &lllFOllST BYOWNSR e uee 1 to S 21•0 • uaad britlt frplc . A ram rm, at&adlo, a.car bath, Mission Park community pool, tennu1. Purdue Ave., Mode$tt>. ~ HAllBOllvtEWHOMb£S M':i::ltBSCoYI retreathomt.behub·bub sar. . home Owner leaving volleybnll. Immac cond. C..9'<050(209lS27.SS71 SPEC' .._LISTS Montcco 4 brm z a , -.... -....... : ... , .. or the cil7. Ownu •lll atate' SlOS 900 Open NrRedblU ,.._ ....... A lahld,cotMrlot,oupatft1_~ __ ·•-•·----..--"'• belpftnance.Seellnow. •tW#P01tTHTaS11r Sat/sbo 1.5. '280'Ti Pas~ CllVlc -;;-;;~ ldO ~"1n800~:oc:;t·~:; =re~~!,fl,"'::f:; s br 2 ba + fam rm. 141-3666 BJOiirner.HHonlrtJl.2 Verde, SIC. Marquard 731-4300 ...................... . nit, least .option o iard•n heavily Beaut. mov•·ln co1td. ~!..·~~t~.;P~~!~ 1Uty,-.o680 Wtlco"°tNrilH SAHC&.IMIMTE Leae. C..11 TODAY i la.ndtcaped. Will bolp 1124,SOO. By Owner. build lmmod. Opti Hae S...a.. S-..._ Mtdcdlldg BeatSeJa'tlon . tintftFe· Courtesy to IO-l.llS Sat·MoolW.1511TuaUn C1ff f1mo 1071 capstr.o 1078 Sale-Lease-Trade ca .. Pacltlca Rlt.1 broltm.151-41490 Av.a •"•••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 7 Rm Dental SUlles Call 710-Glll2 8 Rm Medical Suites SAVE $1 ODO'S Ownei' ~1 rblance thll fine cu ... om bome. Formal entry, l•tl• froo\ ell))Olure n.vtilfrm.: Formal cllnlet rm. htnl1y rm wttb wet bar • t:w1 n.-.pl~ ..... ,., • ..,...,., coftl'ed_p1Uo • PoOl alW ~ard. '1401000· tall chy or nlaJu, •1111 115 Avenue Serra JayWY..tsCo. 498-0660 4tt-2al7 ' ) • , I, I. te t t. -.. ~~~::::::::'.--=::':""::~:......-~8u~nd::ay:!.:.!, '!:ebt\l~ll'f~1!:0·:.!1m~ C*llrtile ..... ..._.. Ulifuwl•• .._.....,..,.Med Hwn U•f• ..... d HoaH U1fri.a..cl ....... U.._...a.d ClliiriM Ii.... . •••••••••• , •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ··········-··········· •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• , ................... oee.r-........ OIMrlHlbt_.. o.tefS.... G-19' 3201 c.t.Mtle 1224 ........... 314 ............ UH ........ ._. l Ut ~ ....................... ··············~········ ,. ,., 1600 .................................................................................................................. . Crdo:M-a/Te w• ""-Pr.,.1tr 2000 .._,.,,,..., 2000 .... ~::!............ •Vm• S BDl\M 2 BATH Cplc, S?:SOYouMkFol'ltl a Br, t\t ba condo. A/C,l.-llllmllllll _____ _ ._. ... 1700 ••-••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 .. _ .. _ Be t 20 r 1 BR p ... ·W t bttn• ... ml r -••••••••••••• .. ••••• Q&llU, au ac arm. You roucbt foe lt, 0~ a ,.,.,e. oo pet. $425. . ..... •come .,. c ow ave, Coado peclalttl) 23 _ 4 7UMITSC.M. *"'"C••••t * 21Dm1nfromSUnValley,3 pieceofttnow;nodown Avail AJll'. is. 548-411$. WalkToBeacbl (59'f3P) Jadno.tus.131·745'. !/!:Macnab -1 rvine bdrmt RunUnito Beautllul brand n w 41 Profeasiooallncomopro· BR, l ba home. Bam, Vet.era:oBousinlAa:t. Evs~;'46&423 Llllllit ...... t l2H Beads i·owi~in Valle n br,kitl,f/p.S.2br,l~ba pert)' analya11 & ex· bw\k.hoUM, loafin11he<I, 141-4100 IROO«VllW s~~cS!b1:G!'::"1e ••••••••••••••••••••••.• JJ111.mror983--0887A~Y· townhouH, all bltn1. cha•&• advice. Beach etcl92,500.7H/84S.S121, 3 UR. 2.,. ba. condo 'f'Tiatt'te8I (8*P)J.Maew4BR:fam&Cllna WISfCUfPCOHOO ---.;..;....;~.;.;:.::,.:....:..::~·~ crpts, drpa. HW'I')', bey unlt1peciaJlst.CaUCbris 204/788·2832 or write HOMEFINl>ERS Brand new! Nr. So. RENTIMES -.o771 rm. J h'plc1, 3 ba, air RANCHOSANJOAQUJN now· lit~ deproc. CarlsonorS&lpBurt00, R .F .D. l , Box 90, 'l'howandsofRentals Cout Plaza. Pool, cond,cwitmdrps,hl&hlY lm~culatel·atory2BR 28R,2ba,aircond,den. TomLee,Rltr,642·1603. Couuelor Realty, Bellvue,ldabo83Sl3 Allareuallpn<.-es jacuzzi len.ni.1 · comes We have a cute 2 Br, 1 Ul>ll'lded.auperclubbse k{l~~~"n' Lmilr~~'f~:~ wet bar, folly lurn'd. 5136 OOO I 960·U88 day a , or I~,.._, Sample: with .;.,shr. 'dryer batJ;l home. with a large '550.998-0405 · Pool. W•lk lo shops Fonner model. Prime 4 Ullita G~ G S)B.2389/840-4227 eves. Gna•H 2700 '15 Dach. walk to beach refrig to ' d • pallo-pool-RV storage. AdullJI. ~/Mo. Harriel &ollCOW'11elocaUonover· 11 3 X G en rove. ••••••••••••••••••••••• S2002brcottagepetsok ·• .. ~ pear. oor $395/mo Pool serv lncl 3 Br, 2 ba, corner lot, p lOO'tine lake. Principles . roas. Sell or MONEY MAKE:ll I STATI $3003btfncd-kids/pets opener. ~·5 er mo. Agt. 751-!95&. , fq>lc, A/C, club & lake erryl~Y-~0(~01) Only, $129,500. 752·1211. trade. Top s hape . 6Un.its,$15.000perunit. UFETtMESERVlCE 64()..S560 prtvp.~811·3889 "'"' "' after 5; 752--0768 962-6049 Its nice in the Coachella 2 Acres, lar11e pool, ht.11e 557.0122 COLLEGE PK·3Br 2Ba 4 Br 2 Ba, $395 mt>. lat, ut.r~t-y1..1.. 3267 DeUchlful 2 BR, 2 bath --------•I Valley area, 1S minutes home with 5 bdrms. of· ta d f 1 • .._.2 • lut & $200 move-ln, or ..........-....., overlook In& Newport JBr, 2Ba, Huntington llL.-L-•.,•,. .,_,, to Desert. face space & too many cp • rps, rp c, >r' 5 Maanolla & warner.•••••• .. ••••••••••••••• Harbor. Boat allp avail . .Landmark Condo, up· -~· ._...... Pencils Out! xtras to name. Horses lc6oa lsa.d 3206 mo.~~ 554.211199 3Br house, 2Ba, frplc, tor approx. 27' boat. Udo -graded, $72,500/0fr. By ~ei3'br owner's unl,l. (7l4) 64.Z·S3l9 or O.K. S145,000ls a buy. •••••••••••••••-•••••• F.a&Ulde oew condo, 3 br 2 SU ha 3 BR ho avail April lit. Peninsula. Walk to llbop· owner 549·8338 days, St. Wm. Pvt cul-de-~ac 648-7414agent. FARMBS l.L Sm s br bse. One bae off ba, 2 car iar w/auto ..,.:ere~~ I~ Ll~er': 788-876' ~It market. St'B5/mo . .... J!00-_21_12_e;....v_ea:;.._ ____ , Mu1t s':e ~~a~P;i;,~'. 17t419tM540 water. $4~/mo yl'ly. opcw,frpl,diabwuber, w/frplc cloeetoschls & Mewpertleacta 3269 ~K.'{02~aaton 842·8235 Air conditioned 2 bdrm Priced to sell fast! Call TRIPLEX Red l!atat. 9·5. 832·3640 Aft 5 & encl~Uo,~ i 0 • Dys 1hop'1.' Incl aardner. ....................... 2 IR VllW HOMI C'ondo . Pride of Brokernow!558·332'1. Askinf$18S,OOO W..t.d ZtOO wta>da499-2115 ~· w eves. ~.tG-3157 NOFEE!Holaea,condos, Stwinlni. newer home ~~iit!~es:!i.3850 l~~~~~~~~!'I MAJCE OFFER ....................... I WW• cl 11 PI ex e • · Re nt a I w/brealhiakin& Newport (714) 642·S31.9or OWN pro pert y In c,.1stt..0•1edl 3211 NrBk Bay, 1plitlevelcon· ~ 3242 Pavilion,6'1~1.2Bkr. view I Conveniently ORANGE LAKE'S CON· 14 Unlls, Best Costa 646-7414 agent. In1lewood, Hawt.horne ••••••••••••••••••• .. •• do, a BR. 2 ba. a.car aar. •••••• .. ••••••••••••••• NEW SUVllW located to Fash.loD lsle. DO with the mos t Mesa area. Gd income. ----=-------1 orSo.8aya.ru! 2BRBeacbHouse.larte ~~no pell $450. Luxury coodo Lse yrly Comm. pool & lbnls. privacy or any unit. Up Walktoshops.Callnow! WANTED: WIUPAY CASHll yard. $375. 03-4353 or 3-Br, den, 3 .ba. 2 frplc -~-~Br_._1MS_2_Ba._yr_'1y'-~-6'7-~_·_te_n_rus_., APavualial ·B2a/2ille.y'!~~~~s· grades include carpel. SO to 100 units, Orange Pb. Tom D'Allesaandro 81ll·ll61 $280 Rue Find 2 BR I Pool, tennla, boat slip. lK·l03> ....., ...., wooden peg en try & Co. Brks or Prins T.D.PllOPBTIES 2000 Sq ft 214 bat.b 3 Ha.rd~Floors Enc patio, $'150. Ph: MewpoeiSIMwn 1~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~tc:r:~t~oati~;( Pailma Rlty Inc. ~9305 (213)674-6907 or (710 bdrm 'oceaoview n~w GreatLocauon (~2P) ~. 3 Br 2 Ba, newly decor'd,I· paUo. Ttus is the best buy C~. TRIPLEX, Spacious 546.6201 anytime or cri>t & drps, $495. mo. $395 Brick Fireplace $&00. Exec trt level nr bcb $550. 6:tG-2!18l Shits~~·~ ba. Prltbe at $56.500. UDlts, pat's, xlntforownr <714>846-522.1 all. Spm 493-8658 3 BR+ All Builtinsl & tennia, 3 + 3 + Fam Bil Canyon Townbome. 3 = 644-1133 JlMWILLJAMS occupa.ncy.Aa:t6'1s.M76 Wanttobuy3BRbomeon HEAR THE WAVES! ReotToOwnl (6311P) Rm,+ grdnr lge gar, Br,pooLConveruentloc.1----------310N.~~T~~8range PALM SPRINGS Loh for Sale 2200 Udo Crom owner . Oceanvu,nuaBr 2~ Ea, RENTUIES 898-0711 ownr.aft4.PM554-4442 Byowner.644·5181 S...._ .,.,.,. """" evs 538.7cn..o 1S Uolt.s positive cash re-••••••••••••••••••••••• 673-1.202 S48S mo. 100% refund 3 Br 2 ba f Ct L-..L...... 3244 New ,,__.. c -. ~sh WWW 3271 .....__, """ tum Management avail d • , am rm. ean ~ .llllVll\.tmoor .,,.,av1ew ••••••••••••••••••••••• P l .c 1 ••• 9513 · COIOHADaMAa 2-3 BR 2ba forc .... alr towar s purcb aae, &·"·-Wallttopark&" ... -... -••••••••••• Hme,sn&Jsty38r8Ba .. Bd •-d N .,..._ ... ; r n . on y. ....... • • """ • '1SZ..2'00· 493-7?4B ...... .,. f , • • ., rm ... en ew Onits Sale 1800 Al\Ylime. Agt *•VIEW LOT•• beat., frplc. No ri.xer up-• schools. Avail Mar 1, llMTALS a plc1, dbl aar, _all elec carpets. Cbildr~n/pets "••••••••••••••••••••• ONE OF A KIND! 125• per. eoro..delMcr 3Jll S475/mo. ~uired. 3BR,28a ....... $52S/S75 ~ch,~ te~ s~~j OK. Washer, dryer & Triplex, Marguente Ave. 211G Con>nadelMarbluff lot. 646-8301 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 54i1Hl41or .Agt. 3 BR.2~ba. •••••••• SS2S u:"lno vt~ecommo( refri&. avail. $385/mo. CdM So ( JI B Expansive views ot the 2 BR, 2 ba. bay front OONDO across tr S. Coast 4 BR, 2~ ba • • • • • • • • $850 NB . .;s'mo. Eves. 1-63()..2491 owne~ 2'ci1;J..;;{ Y Nearly new, the best & ocean, harbor entrance w t bo in H B F v home; share pier & slip. Plaza! 3 Br 3 Ba AC •BR, 3 Ba ...... " ••• $74S 963-3111.o 963-6623 . ~cest 4-Plexes In Hunt· &peninsula! WILL NOT CanM :~ Seal"B~h·· Side & front paUo, dbl. w/allappllc.:verypl~ r 3Bdrm Duplex, 2 b•lh, 1 6 mo's gold, 3 BR & 1 BR. mgton Beach. Ask.Ing on-LA.ST-HURRY! i4oosq (t or more· aar. $800 Mo. Tennll, pool, jacuni, Harbor View Homes 5 br. car ga_r + carport. 2 AsldorEllle,673·6210 SCOTIREALTY Ua Ownr/Prlnc onl y 49'1·3009 frplca, 1 bl.It from pool.1-------'~---fUStm tile, $189,950 fee. ly$22S.OOOeach. I& IQ I~ SM-$7S.00o: Fixer o .K: Agent673.SSM brand new! $52Smo.Aet. F. amity Rm. 3 ba, 2 ;;~fa~~~f°g ols. $315 , 536-7533 Plac• Ccl.lect. (21.3)~ • 3br ~ba, frpl~, beamed 3226 Gardener-water. S750. ScmtaAM 3280 tnc:o...e Pro-rt1'f 2000 Prap--&.1-cell g. nr Bit Corona. 0.. Polllt 640-0372 ••••••••••••• •••••• •••• -..-· 7~.•1.--20 WANTED TO RENT $52S.673-0852/673-6Sll ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••"•••• ,,,_ Avail. now! 3 Br, 2 ba, NEWPORT NEWPORT tAOOOUA1Ut.N1w 1uoc w/option to atuy 2 or 3Br iJ Panorfmlc harbor & ON WATER. 2 Bdrm w/cpt.a, Cncd yd, $39S. HEIGHTS ~"'"!1tn8 Santa Ana ffila. white water v lew ! 3 Condo w /view. Side Ue 953-4S67 Agt-No fee. HEIGHTS llG CAHYOH .,.,,,._ bdrm, den, 2~ ba, frpl, .. 573 ~~IRVDfE DUPLEX DUPLEX Laraest remaiolo1· blt·lns.33602-BDanaVis· avail,$650/mo. 4Br,1'14ba,MSO/mo. Extra sharp 2 BR units. ~Y & cute, 2 bedroom. prime llocal tlon. Serious ....,.. ta. $CSS mo. 213/372-8659 1\Jrtleroct 3 Br 2 Ba, ~am !>?_VEge ~ BdrmSHOR' ESdenar,deina: 212S7"'1S~021la completely redone PLUS an q u r es on I Y . ••••••••••••••••••••••• Tennis condo 3 b 2 b Rm, Din Rm. tenru.s & uu. ., ., ..,,, ~~ ':~1~~~~P ~1~~~!· dazzling now 3 bedroom m4>644-411l Wkdays9-S .._...,_Ullshed · House on co~ner lot. trpl, uW. mi, 1.:. ~'. pool.$550. '1S2-1578 in& nn & pool. $1200/mo Solltth&.og.a 3286 For S ~te or lrad .. STUDIO. Two balh" EMERALD BAY, lgelot, ••••••••••••••••••••••• South ot b1way 3 ,....., -1•"'• 1'Ja 38 28 lse. .. ~ ~ · --.--'"'w r a 2 car CORONA DEL MAR. •••••••••• .... •••••••••• ~.,.,500 each. fireplace a nd --.ooo. Prine only. Pvt ..._....... 3106 Bedroom, 2 bath, large ' I 'j · ....-. · d .. l b • _, bri-.'" ri:-'ace.""""'/mo. ,.,,,__ __ .,._.._ __ .3br• .... ~~.e~mo.' u:!C!!,!1• Cha.rmlog2.Br,famrm,2 YIUAPAClFtCA CALL 640.5112 ream • 1 c en 5 · Ply. 496-9723 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .,. uqn -~ ·""-~ ..... 1C11U1<t __ _.,,,.,,., $18S,OOO. . Cory 2.Br, frplc, pvt paUo, --level, beamed ceill.op. ba boose. Walk to beach Be lhe flnt to occupy lhb e 7 one acre finished lots re ,__.. air h .1 .. ,, y 1u 3 Bedroom, f .. -n .. room '625. 'JA.1.222 Walnut Sq ..... a Br 2 ,.._, $525/mo. 2br. 2ba bome-w/rrplc NQuail ~ ady (or building ln Jun; ~/mo.m-~· r y plllS fabul~vlew IJdn ...:.:i"'"'.! ..... Acllts w ........ ttw. irdinrm.Oceanvulot.2 .dt iiia IPlac• . m a rural country at· ,,_, Harbor View BiJla: llToro 3232 oat/-~ -e•631·1400 car gar, elect opener. • Prop.ti•• mos p here with ..._.p ...... a 3107 $875/mo. ·-.................... $4SO per mo, no fee. ==========-• 7Sl·l920 equestrian trails. Buy ••••••••••••••••••••••• COLE OF HIWPOU ~ beautllW 3 bdrm, 2 University Park , Tbe Waterman Rlty Invest. Q L· T' "•' LOn '" O"-'UV\f'\'-. n, fl>L To n • o•' '" 2 +HOUSE 1.oc»OUAIUlNlWP<MITllACH ooeorall. Forfurtherde· BEACHFRONT4Br.~ba REALTORS ba, w/ftm·rm, frplc, Terrace, Dover. 3 br, 2 SEAVIEW, 3 Br popular 533-8030 C~STA MESA. Duplex, West N.B .. 1 blk tails, call Marti (714) compl.Cumhome.Frplc, 675-5511 DW, A/C, super area. ba. slngle level condo. Bar Harbor. prime ocn w es...-.tw 3291 Owner b untl tn rear with tobch. lg 2 bdrm. 2 ba. up 974-1900 wash/dry, d.shwhr. 2 car F · 9Q.45l'7 Agent. No Highly UPfl"aded, prof, vu$97S.547·7°'4; 833-3215 ••••••••••••••••••••••• huge r1re pla c e in •-d -t od led. A -•ftE ... -U .... ITS gar. No pets. Avail Feb. 2Br1Ba.fplc,w/yard,no ee. ~~ Wd. paneled. WATERFRONT N.., t Great 3 Bdrm 2 ba I ' ar wn,Jus rem e .-... ._.-" thru July. S45·53S4 or pets. 1375 mo. Call F1 bin Y~ 3234 Jacun1, pool. $475 . .,. .. __ l g •B' 2';:bP w/fam1ly room' frplc beauuru family room· Community teruus court Located near water al 644-9682 64G-4829 aft6PM ' ·-_,, 752·2881. ..,. ..... ~. ar e • r, "'"' a. • ' Sl1d1ni: glai.s door lo &pools.YouownLAND. Huntin gt on Beach. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beaullfully decorated. dshwshr,k1d.s&petO.K. pool! Highly landi.ca !>\.'<! By Owner 64.S-6776 644-9513 anytime Agt. 4 br 2 ba, avail 311 thru Lrg 3br, 3ba w /bltns. frplc $425/mo. Lrg, ctn. 4 Br. 2 Univenity Park·2Br, 2Ba, Patio oo water. Comm. $435/mo. 963-4S6'7 Agt-No $137,500. -' 6/15, Washer/dryer. &patio.$585.CaUSleve ba,across(romMileSq latw/noot,frplc,deck& pools, tennis. Yrly lse,,_fee_. ______ _ ,. 'Quail ~ Tn~ex LARGE OCEAN ~· 21312«-~l.2 ~10.54CH1Sl Parlt.Call7S1·2060. t.rellia,newcpt.a,Mtsmo. tam.S82S/mo.Aft.er6PM C\JTE 3 Br 2 Ba w/cpts . MARINA VIEW LOTS m 67S-S842 or ~10 ellt ~o . . . Plac• E. ~ osta Mesa San Clemente Flat and 2 BR. 2 ba &2 BR, 1 ba. Nr $.125 Room To Growl «1. fend yard, luds & pets Prop•rti•a 2 br owners unit w / easy to bui Id on. L.agmaleoclt 3141 beach & re decwated. 2BR +2CarGarage. SEAVIEW, 3 br 2~ ba, O~ $395. 96MS67 agent, 752-1920 !encedyardTwo,2brun· Reducedto$59.SOO. ••••• .. •••••••••••••••• S4SO & $375. No pets. Span.labDecor l8396P) Spac. twnbae, abr, nr ocean view, pool/tennis1_no __ ee_. _____ _ MOOOUA1utN1wH>11f1tACM itsw/paUos.Sl.S9,000CaU PorhWntledly Emerald Bay, walk to 714/S29-S'TS5 . OoJnnet , ~.2~ba,bdnn(rplc, $875mo.213/'30-3629 3Bt, fam rm, 9342 Am· O a .... .._.GE 6'2·2Sllor 6'73-3584 131-3212 661·t•ss beach. 3 BR Ii den 'ti1 $650 Kttcbeol nck patio. $S2S, rec bassador. Vacant, im· """'" . .e......11 S750Mo ' COllaMesa 3224 a Bdrm+ Oent.raiA/C paid. 552-05&Cevs CAMEO SHORES med 968-COUMTY LARGIDUPLEX Ml t•D.....+ """'roRNERAssoc ·--· .... -......... Stooel'll>k!I (99TIP) occupancy 2297 PllD Go? d Io ca l ion on ,.... • 2400 491-UTI 49Hs9i MESA WOODS R.ENTIMES 889-0771 O.:=e:i;:,e ~do on 3~, lg comer lot, ocean ,_or_963-__ ~------ E OF ~=~~a.1a3ce~!n~~: .......... ~............ a BR, 2 BA. fenced IWk __ .._. 3240 etc. 'uoo' mo. ·C:.~ view,$1,000mo.6'13·2464 $18SLovelyO:>ttaae OWNERSHIP Agt. 640-~ Colorado River, Needles Blue Lagoon. yr lse. yard.• YT'S old. ~'525/mo. ·-··-•••••••••••••••• 6G-48U: eva, 552-3465 & Steps to bch, cute 2 Br 1 BR + All Built.ins POTBn'IAl. Callf.PP.hasquallty btt, Pool/tennis. 3Br, 3ba CALL'1Sl-319L VELY 3 BR, 2 Ba 1-48M642 bse.D/W,patio,$42Syr· SuperArea! (8939P) " Beach, buy from owner h ome. 12xSS cov 'd (IC. $UO. 963-"567 "'ent. $225 FineLaodscaping Co .... DO"S Duplex Huntington 3Br 11~ Ba. 121165 mobile condo.499-2986ir495-4486 .SELECT w/(rpl, OW, Cfl>(.. ltid/pet ly.6'7~5'1.39or833-6118 -30.4-yearold,2 bedroom, & save. ~g $80,000. carport&pauo,4"walls, Mt -.tludt 3169 PROPERTIES Nofee. GIEATLOCATIOM Just Remodeled 1 BR+ ~'.;cbe~renlto~ea. Ge aurdn1tesn 962.3SJ3 . 6'.' insultoation. W /vtD, cbe:nhl .••• ;:;;................ 3d8r 2.~d Ba$49Scondo.;.newly bnck BBQ pit! (9622P) .-.. air s rage p c 1 Br, c:pts, drill. % enc. *· 2ba, &ar. ~ml to bcb ecor mo .... 0-2981 RENTIMES 898-0'Tll •Grove. Beautifully 701der Apts.XlDtincome, bo~t dock', min to For rcotd to rlaht penoa porches, focd. yd. $100. '915 · · land s caped, pro · nur beac h. Asking casinos, also telling ~~BN~~b.: Wbopd.67WlllO;&GG:J UDOISLE . c=:u: 3425 ft•ss1onally managed. $200,000. 962-3533 sox 15 o h 0 mes It e. .A..._ __ ., ·y-=. ... 2 ..... 1..J ... ~21 b, ram rm, lrg master 3 br 2 ba tge So patio Refinance or contract. ... ~ ""' "'"' Best MESA VER.DE area. bdrm. pool, $415 ' ' · •••••••••••••••••••••• • Will exchange. An ex· 4Separa~bomes. Big R·2 Tr a n s 1 e r r e d · ~-mo. (213)248-571'7 ~wie4Br,2ba, famrm, $7SG mo. An 5 pm call LANDMARK·2Br 2Ba elusive offering of 1ot.$1205/moincome. w/aacriflce. J. Cllco, bhm,frplc,newpaintft tbr,pool.~alltoocean, 63l·3l93or963-88l 8 pool,tennis,adutis.s:JSO Q u A l L p L A c E Real Estate Connection 71'-326-8'193 carpet. eantener P'S· '625 DESIRAILE mo. 960-SS3Sor774-0914 PROPERTIES, INC. S49-lea5or6'75--641S PALM SPRINGS 5684 71Ut8 5686, Bob Graf EXEC CONDO, Nwpt 3 BR, 2 ba, refrig & bltns, m4> 152·1920, .1400 Quail Oceanside • 84 units. Xlnl 1-.dlo Miroge Terr. at~ 3 Br 2Y.i Ba· pallo, uW rm. swim pool. S treet , Su ite 135, Joca. & cond. 100% oc· New Condo. Country encl patio, pool. $490. Enclgar,ch.ildl'en&pets =port Beach, Ca. cupled. Sl.525.000. Prin Club capital of the de· 631·1475 OK. ~e-option, $425 mo. · only. A. William, sert. Feature• the ul· TRIPLEX. C.M. Casa Paciltca Rlty timate In location, dcalan Great Eastside loc, TI()..()882 &overall coastrucllon. 3 newer 3br. 2ba. frplc, yd. TUltin 4-Plex. three 2 BR. Bdrm, dining rm, central (,2) 2br, lba, patios, encl. one 3 BR w/frplc, corner garden •trium w/bydro-1~~~~~~~~~ sar. siss.ooo. 1ot. Bkr. Drake & Assoc. Tom Lee, Rltr, &4.2·1603 838-5700 MldlrdoHMt 2 DUPLEXES LEFT Near S.C. Plua Bkr SS'7-9710 . )°ind what )'Oil want l.o Dail1 Pilot Olualfieds. msll-"•••J 2000 ....................... OPIHHOUSI SAT •SUM.1·5 w u.colll St. H.I. ~-macnab/ lrvlna ~ realty ROBm DRWICALLY!! IANCH IULTY 511.2000 bedr~f!l· 3 bath con· TowwhoeM dom1n1 u m Newport Unfurnished 352S Crest. 1900 sq. n with •••••••••••••••••••••• ~ view. Pool, tennis &walk Huntingt on Bch 3.Br , to beach. $600/"!'o. Quail l~Ba. lg liv rm " din Place Properties. lnc. rm. bltns, refrlg, pool. ILUFFSAIEA Lovely 2Br Condo, vault· ed ceilinp, close to•hoP· ping, tennis, Pools. patio view of greenbll. 2 car 1ara1e. $41S mo. 64o.6628 aft6PM/Wlmds BIG CANYON 3 Br 2 Ba, __ _.;,;. _____ _ $795. By owner. Tennis, POOi le Jacuu.L SSl-6281; .,.._ ... FurwithH 833-3231, rent or lse. •••••••••••••••••• ••••• Sbr, 3ba, 2 8try luxury ..._.lslaad 3706 condo w/Slip foi: ~·boat ••••••••••••••••••••••• Jncl'd. $700 mo yrly. Dlx 2 Br. gar. yrly $450. DavldsonRlty,~7573 Adults only. Phone: 6'75-306.1 eves/wknds $3SONea.r River Jetty! DoQbi.GataC• + 2 DR 2 bedroom in 300 block Yr Round Rental (f42'2P) yearly $400 per month Phone 673-2927 ~ll\'.il'ORl C"ENHR Rf h l r Y r,.io ldl ·i $50 WUIC &: UP StiJd o. 1 bedroe>m IUld ICJ'1/'tce. pool 23'18Newport Bl, C.M. 548·9755 or 84J.3967 SUSCASITAS Nlcdy f11mllbed l bd.rll\. Clo!led 1ar. 1230. up. Adults. no pets. 2110 Newport Blvd. -7 ia. 2: .. l. t .. • te , ....... 't1• .,.. .... ts......._ Apalw•ttu.fwa. ApatMtehu.t.n. Apatw•tt....... Apwla•tsu.tw... 8unda'f.F•bruatY1&,1178 DAll..YPILOT aJJ ........... ~, ..................................................................................... , ............ ·~···············~····· •w11tt .. .._.. J740 ..... w.ct 3106 c...w.. 3124 c:.e.MeM 3124 u a , • .._. >140 Mewwt IHidt 31., OMc.eR.+aa 44oa· Office...., 4400 Mwt1111t. Trwt ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... ....................... ....................... ....................... ~ 5031 STUDIO Beaut. Jee. • bdrm. NewlBr D/Vf 1 Eut.1~ JI 2 ~r. vi SbnnZ'611e•tudlo. d11> •••••••••••••••••••••tt UWetldyl.,... wJlrplc. Yarb'; ts7S siTO. Avl Mar~~~ f::5 deck, pr. No dop or frpl, wet•bar, bJllna: UDO ISU lOWl'tJ FW1tucli.tr1V Rw:nbok1 Rlty 675-4122 QarleApt B ~713 children.~. 6'5-75Z2 carpeta "ctn.pa, :e tio, Lwrurioul waterfront J EXECUTIVE ROW Inc "'.l •· LIMm•UtlliUa 2 BR. l ba, frpl. Also will Spaclout 2Br, l~Ba. pvt ttove/dilll\wubu, 1 cur Br. Pe~e. Vlew OI t • W•tlt ..... MlL£TOOCEAH f\1nl.$C7S/Yrly. 2Br, vaulted cdllnp, pvt pauo, "enc\OMd aar, gar. $450mo. ~1ecur. Bay From LR & MBR. PrHtlfl•• office apau la Hewport ldT.D.-._~ RoytiWlnMettt A&ent 675-4822 ~S::/:~u~all ~mo 3038P\1JmQre 98S-3311 ODlyt&10PerMonUI. ~/~ ... TosMM rtapllaaw.y, llldT.D.&.ocm. 727 Yorktown 81vd 2 BR apt. Niar upstairs. · --2 BR, 1 ba, nu paint, pvt 2 Br 2 Ba, new cpts, dtp1. G..-tt Ilda ,..., .. _. ...uege Hnlct, uef.,ette• Falrest Tenna au1ce ~ Beach Blvd at Yorktown paUo, bltns, rocced aU' 1 Br, cpta, drpe, 1tove, Pol & yard. encl 1ar, de-enc gar, D/W, 2 bib to 881 ~';'Jve rooms. wtct ... be•erop, ....... •• Satttef' Mtg. Co. 11 53M411 beat. Yrlyonly.675-1407 kids ck, no pet.I. $22.S. alrable lower ualt bcll. 9ll0-52lll0 ii'i:iioo _..lu, clctCllt.g & copy -tb)Ht tr..el 64Z..1171 l4S.06f) IHcll 3741 IGIMNIP1 t, .. a 3107 ~2274 ~::eS:::i~OK. 19181 Coemon. 2 br, 1~ cHa•ltGllllft, co.,•lltrl1M tY,.a ... lag. Rcti~~leburnoff7 .............................................. New spacious CONDO, . ba. dsbwhr, polio, 28r, 2Ba, sundecl!:, view, C~ NC11etarial ....,Ices .,-aH1th a tolcnd.i.t&2ndTO't LAGUNA BEACH MTR. 2 BR, l ba,.1 blk. to bay & 2Br, 2n8a, frplc, patio, 2 Br downataln, reCrlg, garage. No pets. $300. garaKe, wshl': dryr, $395 nffded. fToo. S1t0 pet' .-o. A&enl, 1-837-3744 -t INN. $65/wk & up. Maid beach. $335 Yrly. $400mo. 673-9208 stov&, no pets. $33S mo. &13-Ull3 mo. 673·1280 Rich or .serv. t'Olor TV, heated Marshall Rlty 675-4600 2 br N crpt.s & noors 968-8064 tm-7873 Vicky C .. 17.141 752·7170 ..,_a-=_./ :'.°~~W/w~~·S294, 985 1 Br condo, Baylront, dsbws~;, Kids ok. N~ Cozy 2 Br 1 Ba, gar,~ 3142 PENTHOUSE w/boat, ~'-• 1.., view, pool, security bldg. pets. $275 mo. 645·221• fenced dplx. $28S. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ba11ide Covr, 2100 sq.ft.. ••••••-••••••••••••••• 2 Br, 2 ba, furn . Boatsllpavall.$450mo.Ad It t 2 b 673-8420 Luxurious.carefree 2 +den, $1400 lae.R.,.toSIMtt 4300 .... tri .. hatat 4SOOJJ,ja.ce•llh 5100 RedecoratcO. UtU. incl. &IS-4203·, 645-1103 u s, no pe 1· r • 676-54199 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• -. ---------1 ja w&"""l Cozy, adlt 2 Br. apt. short twnhme,3Br3Ba, brand ••••••••••••••••••• .... Pvt prkg Laundry facll cu ,...... · di h 15'1 OCEANFRONT 2 Br 1 Ba Depend. roommate want· COSTA MISA AvaU. no:,_,! $500 mo yr'. 2 Br 1 Ba w/garage, new 645-2498 stance from beac . °k'' :"'1nJ xtras. a 5. upper unit winter or yrly ed to sbr 2 bd 2 ba in M4 ZC»41 ly.497-3493. · ~,.::.P~PS~~~~.~ $4.50. New 3 br, a ba, E· Hurry.CallS48·S457 ::S.Z:ev:an, 846-l3'1l; terms. AlSo, 3 Br 2 Ba, prime locat. 1st & la.st Build to suit s ,000 to Studio & 1 BR apts furn side, deluxe, encl. gar. 0-Poi911 3826 steps f'rbeach. 575·1906 mo rent req. 556-6970 20,000 Sq. Fl. Placentia all util Incl Ind 'tac11' l Br, 1225/mo. Near bay & frplc, yard. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Jrylftt 3144 Avenue k, ' llry 1 ' sand. (213) 790-s.t28 (714) TSLMgmt 642-1603 Duplex, spectacular•••••••••••••••"-•••••• SmltaAM 3110 Prefer fem working to WesleyN. T•"lorCo. pvt par g, ava Apn 1, __ • N 640 Or tr CO d 1 B •••••••••••.e••••••••••• share house w /same. aJ for perm. NS1dents. 250 673-2418. 2br 2ba sola~ m 2 car ocean view. e..iw l sq. anie ee n o, r, Newly decorated lar&e CM. aft 5:30, 631-1377 Realtors 644-4910 Cliff Dr 497.3493 ,.~-del M 3822 • bl• 1 i h Id ft. 2 br, 21,1 ba. "5(). mo. Plan III, S28S mo. On _.__ er gar, tns, • c 1 756-0705 stream, tennis & pool. !Br. No ctuJdre.n or pets. Have xtra room in lrt: Lrg nr space & orrice in Loguna Hic)YM 3752 ••••••••••••••••••••••• OK. Montecello Condp. Adlts, 552·183S $200. 499-2986, 49~ duplex. 3 bl.ks Crom CdM sail loft. Perfect. for cov· ••••••••••••••••••••••• $345 mo. 893·3292, Lge3BR2Ha,W/Darea, bcb bshold pnv's non· ershoporothersewU\i Scenic views. luxury 751·3591 fplc, balcony, rear pauo, Lagirlnoleeclt 3141 2 Br atodlo nr Npt Fwy. smOker. 67J.9208 • business. $225. 642-6441, adult opts, Cum & unr ..... --8 --h gar No pets. 559"7194 ••••••••••••••••••••••• A/C, adlta $295/mo. 675-5055 .. 2 r, 1 Ba. l i.tory, s ag. -----N End 1 Br clOM to 542-U29orOH310 Garages --------- Near Regional Shoppm~ 'fl J dll)6. pauo, frpk. beam Lrg 2 brm, blt·ans, near beach 'um pci ~ No for"Reat 4350 BIRTHDAY ~~~·N~~~.~~~~r ,e~i1~ ~ ~11. gur Actlts ~95 ~4 beach. $275 mo pets Open Sat/suD 229 ftf c !~.~s1tec1900 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Storag. 4550 Pkwy & Paseo de VA'en GARDEN APTS. den. <!_!531! K-I06 559·5678 Mo~terey Dr. Wldys. or--3 We are looking ror a ••••••••••••••••••••••• '" 213-7IW8 • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • •• •• 1 c1a. CORONA DEL MAR 1 & 2 BR apt.s, nl'ar new, Sunny sparkling clean 54,5.-THE EXCITING workab e storage or dou· Storaee units from $15 • ALICIA PLAZA 2 B T wnh {rpl 1265-$295 332 Victoria lbr Ocean vu bltns car ble garage in COsta Mesa mo. Indoor & outdoor RV B 0 N NI E & VILLAGE Poof. te~. ~i!~ oceac~ Open H~e Sat/Sun l·S ' port. No kid; or i>ets. Fanwtlc vi:' 2 Br apts. PALM MlSA AnS. area. Power available. & boat storage. Mer on • 58Hil5l 581-6130 . . 631-4237, Agent. $235.493-7231 $350/mo $400/mo. MJNUTESTONPT Pnvaie party not a busi· prenuse, 2"t hrs security. Sor ts & CFatalinh. a Iv1,ewds.&Clrc:ise ~ .... tac., adlts only. BCH. ness fl4S.~13 The Storage Place. 18305 ____ ry;;..';,.n_o..:.pe __ . __ 1 to as 100 s an me Clean 2 Br nr Newport HimffncJton leach 3140 ...,,.~ Bach. 1&2 BR. Mt. Langley, No. ot Ellis, .... _,.. •---'-3769 beach. Also 1Br.644·261 l Blvd .• no pets, water ••••••••••••••••••••••• L t d 1 from $220 & up Near Newport Blvd ~ounla;n Valley ••••••••••••••••••••••• pa1 . . · ay. SHARP, beach, l , 2, 3 BR, view. ll~r. pvt entry. ult.s, No Peta 631 • 3 · Pbone964·1607 ._ ... r--~ d $27S 121 E 8 owe ~p ex, ocean Ad · · Avallnow $35mo ... · DI LL SpoUess.WaJktobch. 968·3636 frpl , ds hwshr, gar, $300. 2817 Rounsevel 156lMesaOr. ·3Zl • 4Br l& Fm rm 21oosqrt 3 Br 2 Ila npl. l)wct aren, pallOci, 960-2351l. 494-?Ml (S Blks East or Newport Srngle size. $35 pr mo. We are looking for a n y 1 509 I\ . 7n •o Blvd.) Near Baker /Harbor. workable st.or age or dou. 1 r y, cac1a64S-..,..., bltns. t·pti.. drps, no pets. IRAHD HEW Lg. Bachelor apt, ocean 548-9860 557•5661 blegarageinCosta Mesa~~~~~~~~~ e Spacious 2 Bdrm, l ba. ~· 557·4238 3 Br apt/condos, t'Onve· bldg, walk to town., shop. . area. Power available r~ new p I us h coco a New JBR. 281\, owner's nJent loc. 5 units uvl. $400 ping, adults. no pell, 789 Spacious garde~ apt, 2 Private Porty not a bui.i SCRAM •EJS cpt/drps. paint, kitchen unit in tn·plex. "Tplc. up. 964·1507, 640-1751 Ga viola Dr. 991·2155 brm 'h ba, P.auo. A/C, Office llelltal 4400 ness 645-5913 "'L BIG' floor lJright & airy. gar. Exceptional loca nr Johnor494-0687eves. pools. tennis & rec ••••••••••••••••••••••• ANSWERS S42Stmo. Agt. 644-7270 So. Coast Plaza. No pets. LIVE Near The Beacb! facilWes, shade tree apt.I KoU·lrvineCenter $395mo. 833-9'..?93 Caadel Sol Al1D06toceaD front. 2 BR, 1007 O G 1 l be rt S t,j Executive Stutes lent• W.ted 4600 Lawyer-Locate- • l BR Waterfront Apt. Beautiful Adult Apls 1 ba, Crp\c, sundeck, vu, Anaheim. 774-4090 All sue suit.es now avail. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Gamble-Depict - $350 mo. yrly lse. Gas & Water Paid. $450 mo/yrly · 49'7·2064 Ro.. 4000 (182-400 sq. ft.) Rent Jn. Working woman desires Ped.in -Little- GREAT R ECREAT(ON 6i53282,S.5PM 21001Brookhunt,HB Loglna~ 3152 ••••••••••••••••••••••• cl: Recept..phone ~ns., to relocate residence LETyouBOWLwithIT 962-6653 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Room w/ ltitchenette ~i' jariltonal, mail & nearer to her work. Hun· The basic d1HerenCJ! Swimming, :.aunas, 2 N. "-"BR •-__ .. ..vuee sei:v .• ronf. rm. bnglon Beach to Costa between a federal prison health club!>, b1lhards, OceonsicS.ofHwy 2Br,ch1ldrenwelcome,no Jcel""' $26Swup. $SOwc:ao.&up. k>un&e, kitch. pnvgs & Mesa area. Trailer or aodastateprisooisthi.r. n1 ght·l1ghted tenn1i. ~ ~'!1~ 1v,~!~·1 ~~~d~ pets,i.tartingat$245mo. Qui~i"~~Pool :>48-9755 prof.~retanaJserv.on bachelor apt. up to $150 In a state prison lher. l'OW1.S. Pro & pro shop, frplc. W/D, bltns, crpLs & 846-al07 • Ambassador Inn lo Costa prelD.ISeS. <714)549-9595 preferred. Need by Apnl &ive you a fi..fteen·pou.od golldnvingrange,part} drps. sun porc h & BR AND NEW MiasimVlefo 3167 Mesa.2Z17Rarbor.Cen· THEEFFICIB4T 1.(213)598-9966 ballandchainittoyour room $<$65 l 6 -606 BEAUTIFUL 4.Plex, 3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• trally located, 23S rooms. le&. ln the federal p~ FUN A CT Iv 1T1 Es · garag!.. -/ se. 75 1 nr 2.~ Ba D/W W/D lmmac. 2Br condo. Aliso MANY with kltcbeo. ALTERNATIVE We are looking for a they give you a rdteelf. ,.,, . • V ....._.... •-TV s I -• workable storaee or dou· ....... ...t ball and LET .'31. FUllt1me director. free Im mac 3 Br 2~ Ba, front Tw Or hkup, FP; 2 Br l Ba. all Villas, Mission lejo, .,......., .. · "'muung Mo. t.o mo. rent incl: ble garage in C.OslJl Mesa !"""~ Y~ Sunday brunch, BBQ's. urut, fplc . patio, l gar. oof ongeCounlys w/DW, encl gar, lndry xlot ~. w/gar. 6 or 12 pool, jacll.lll, and rec. Rec e Pt . s e .r v., area. Power available. BOWLwll.blT. trips. part iei., l> port $600 518 Fernle a f , mOSI beOutltuloportmenl racil. Adlts, no pets. Mo lse pref. $36.S/mo. ln· room. Daily " weekly persooahz.ed phone cov · 1---------toumaments & more! 673-75l3 Agt 1 communl!leS A relaxing 960-S260 cl. comm. assoc. & rec rates start.Jn& from $48 a nl ·i Private Party not a bus1· Dramatic. Im prov Isa· I ··-tr -------1 pn·v. r-11--1• w'--ds week. erage •.. ~~ • rm,d mak1 ness64.S-5913 tlons Group. Forming BEAUT11-·u1 Al:>'J'S selling""" s eoms · 'Al .........,, .. ""' serv., wiuergroun pr g lt wk CM area s 1 1 •.• ; ....... · New nr bead1 2 Br 2 Ba . worertolls and mo..,s~c 2 Br. 2ba i.tudio. bltns, pvt &eves 6'5-4840 "more in Newport. Sing I e gar a g c or ~219n el per · , · m~ <'~. .,... .,.....,roomc; den lndrv i:ar no peti. · iv I & t N _, fo\Jm & unrurn Modt:I' Adlts. ref;' ~S50· 6i 3 2060 I flees Feoniring ~ s~~.:...~~~ls l~~. N~ HewporUleoc.h 3169 Viet wom11n & daughter THE EXECUTIVE eqwvulent. for i1torai:e. 1 open daily IO to 7 lloom --.Jocuw sauna bdlt0rds. -tr' $265/mo. s.0.1924 ••••••••••••••••••••••• need home to share. SUITE, 640-5470 Prefer NB or CM urea. t & FOUIMI 5309 mall' ~.:rvtl'C av:11l. No $350 Look What We Found oM exclllng ciubnouse '="--Urgent' Praise to God. 250sq. ft. deluxe office, w. _~_7_55 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ll·a~c required. Sorry, 2 BR Nr L1ttlel:orona I Wlltl sockllevenlS Tennis Deluxe poolside xtra lge NOW ~1-6730 Mary l9lh St c M $150 mo Misullaneous ·tor Found a pet? caJl ;idult.:.onJ),nopeti.. Large2Garage (7525P1 gym,ondY011eyt>oao1 , 2br. 200, bltns, dshwhr. Lrg auractlve in pvt re· Tom.540.2ioc) . a..tals 4650 Animal Assiata nc~ 0 k od I T .. Nr. beach. AdllS, no pets. ,, .. __ . Qui_. •a"brbd. ••••••••••••••••••••••• League 53'7·2273,nofee.~ a. WO $250 Exqwsite Design Ile VlllOge more al $250 536-8362 YOO CAN AFFORD ................ "'~ ...... AIRPORT OFFICES Garden Apartments 1 Bdrm+ Fireplace eve"""ltlgyotfreloolong · · NEWPORT Be.a.CH Ref.Call9'19-96.'i6. 1 & 2 room sw•-all We are looking for a LOST: Male Cocta '1"' B b ... Bl IDs u.. _,., , workable storage or dou-wbl w/bm ,.-oo baci; H•..,_. hocWMortt. Tennis/Jacuzzi (5403Pl lor. fuml!ure isavoloble. 2 r, 1 a ... apt. t . Two upstaln rma, pvt services. No lease req d. ble garage In Costa Mesa no lD znay ha;e been ill• 880 lri]~'; .. ,<:,t 11th1 RENTIMES 898-0771 Oneond '!WO Bedroom Ga r • s m I Patio . Park NewMrt bath. use lu1ch, '230 Ulcl From $145 .. mo. ~S.E. area. Power available. jured lo accldeat on tc...,..:t'.;:'Ws-t11 CostaMesa 3124 AdulLMng ~~~own. $29.5. Agt. ....., Ulll.'751·299&.CostaMesa Bristol. Suite 200, N.B. Privatepartynotabusi· Goldenwest H.B. Tbunl 170016th St ••••••••••••••••••••••• Offices open 9.00!0600. Beaut rm, pvt bath, <n4>557·70lO nesaMS-5913 nit.e.84'1~ cDovcr at 16th) Adult 2 bedroom, super NOIN rldng Close to beach. 3 br, 3 ba, LUXURY APTLlvtNG t''llplsd mature lady. Bllsq fl. Sofcsoo a month t Dobennan P\nscber 6428170 location. No petsl'----=------' rrplc, encl. ~ar. Fncd 0verloc*1n&TbeWater uteptiv. refs. Lag B~h. to lnClrlth for no longer ...._../1n•nt/ male, SS Iba, ears not _________ 1 $225/month. 5611 W. pat.JO, dsbwhr.$41!i. 21702 494·734S tbanSmonth.s. ~· cropped, vicl7t.bl<Santa Wilson . t E Brookhunt 1162·0718 Enjoy $7$0,000 spec· 586-9070 ..-.••••••••s••••••••••••••• .. --..... 0 • ..,...., _ ._,.1 ---------1 1 , mqwre ap . . ·--·•--. ,..... -~ __, ADULTCOHDO 2 BR. 2 ba, yrly. $425 STEPS TO IEACH Bach. unit. yearly S23S 3BR, 2 ba, yearly $475 :?BR. l ba. winter S325 IAYFROHT COl~DO Sec. bldg. 2 BR, yrly S800 . associated BR OK£AS--llE11 1 lC,,.o~ 201~ W 8olboo •I 1 JU• Woodland Village 84S Pall.lanno Beautirul. new, adult apt.a. Great ~Lion. 2 pools. 2 jacunLS. Move an immediate\)' Bachelor $225-$2.45 l Bdrm $265-$275 2 Bdrm $295--$325 RenWOflice Open Daily 9-6 TSL Management 754--0<Xlt or 642-1603 BACHELOR APT. Vila Vista Aph MewD ... Aph. New cpts, drps. dsh wsnrs. lndry l br $2:50 2 br $JOO. 646-4517 631 ·S4.S4 $275 1 BR. sep bouse, Adulll, corport, no pet.I, refrig, Cl)t.s, drJll'I, stove, a;'7i,., Palmer St. rear Call collect 1·213/1141 M49 ALL UTILS PO! 2078 Thurln 100' from the ocean. Brand new, large 2 br. Large 2 BR, H'. ba, 2 Semi furnished. Avail l~ ba townhowe w/fam slOry, pool, kids ok No now! 201 E. Balboa Blvd. room. Xlnt area. $350. pet.s. Nr school. $26.'i & Yrly $Z25 per mo. NO TSLMgmt 642·1603 up. 2310 Santa Ana Ave FEE. Call: Sue at 64S-5088or (213)371-4032 556-7707 anytime E/Side, light, airy 3 Br. 2 ~~~~~~~~~ Ba, bltns in triplex. $360. 2 Br, gar. laundry racil = No pets. 552·4201 or 3>00 Maple. Adlts, $250. 21.S 19lh St Blk to waler, ~-..... spa. 7 1wlDlm111& Oosta Mesa lge sunny rm. pools, 8 liC}lted CC>UIU, pvt ba. sep. entr. J125. No. Cost.a Mesa, 5 rm 803 OpportwNty SOOS LOST! Mate. Cocbpoe. ~ is~~;r~ ~i xtras. miles of bike trails, put· 751 9258 :.q. ft. $321 mo. A 11 ••••••••••••••••••••••• reddish/lite brwn. Vic. ------tine.sb~Qeboards. ground floor, front prkg SANCLEMElfTF. Fordham aod Fair. ADL 1 & 2 Rr apl'i, newly re Lovely hme & pvt ba No A/C, prof. bldg, etc. G in & p t Sh to "Josh" 545-3712 dl?corated. 2'-i blks to 8.1chs fromS27'9.50/rao smoke or drtnk Male 540-2200 ~'!' I e op . ...;.:.......;..;;..__· ____ _ beach. elec & wtr pd. AIM> ltibdnn plans S140 648-1035 Retmng arter 7 good Lost Uny white male 8!11 3173 2st.ory townhouses YERY UNIQUE years, fine locaUoo & Malte.\e dOg w/oo tags. l br tba upper unrt, bR·in stove & dishwasher, crpl, & drapes, pet.IO, l car gar. $275 + $00 sec. dep. 963-3211 2 br 2 ba, lower unit. bll lo stove/dishwasher, crpt.5 & drapes, encl. patio, 1 car gar. $350 mo + $UO secur . 963-3211 S280 Walk To Surl ! Pvt entry & bath for qwet u you desire to mak.e a cllentele. $68,500. Vic Big Canyon on Wed. Elec. lulcb, priv, pat1<X'! empld woman. Lite penooalslatementinor BERTHA HENRY 2·1s Face & backencl " balconies, crpt!'I. cookn$?. ref. $150 mo. fioe eleeance, you should 21SDelRMEALTOR~ ..... 4121 cUpPed short. Ana to draperies. parking. t>ttHIS02 ______ 1 c:ons\dertheunlqueloca· ar ""'" name of Ceasar. Very elevators. STUDIO L I vt. t tions r have avail. In col· ETT old. Family lost wtihout Optlonal maid MrV1ce At Fashion Island. Jam· boree & Sall Joaquin HilbRd. ge w P en · orful Lido Marina CIGAR E him. $100 reward. Q\Det i.tudent·wlcng fem. Village. Susie Zaun, SUPPLY ROUTE 644,S,S:W Lovely 3 Br kit pri v, 675-8662. --~-------Back Bay, Npt, $13S. PartorFullTime Lost:Male Siamese cat. 646-YHT 1---------1 Immediate openings in SealpoinL Has nea cQl· $100/PER MO. Orange County and/or lar. Vic: Hamilton & Vocation ltftfah 4250 with bath & walk to s~rr?undlng towns f~r Harbor. Answsrs to ••••••••••••••••••••••• be b. 3,c......., St H B dtBtributons. Become dis· "Wi"_," 642 .,..,..,. forleaainainformalion: 2 Br cabin. TV, frplc, ac ~ ... u • · • tributor for such na· .... · ·~""' motel rm, $1S & up nite, SCOTT REALTY t!onnlly advertised Found: Senator Bicycle. Hl person.,. 714·866-4Z71 536-7533 ct&arettes as Wins too, o.xier ideut. by ser. no .• camels. Marlboro. Pall color, spd, wheel size • 2 BR ~1cner'11 Decor 714/LA A I Oi'Vl Central Loe (5364P) ~ 7VV ·----=--~~--n1-..... _ .... _ •-dpl 1 Hawaii 3 Bdrms on the . Mall Salems Koola 1 J $235 Palace Like 1 BR! UIA ..... 2ua w .. er x. water nr Hono Station Nie~ 190 sq It office, • ' ' ~ date & oca ost.. Plushw/WOlrpetmg bllttobch.Nopets.14.50. wagon Incl. $50 /day. nurine oriented work =~~HREQUIRED Calll:LB.P.D.S3&-562% Nr Sand/Surf (5S47P) lse. m.cM93 771)..2854 preferred. $115. 642·6441 RENTlMES 8118-0TTl •-.--------•l::-::-:--:--:::----::-::-:-:1 &675-5055 For more information Found: N.B .• Ladies bike. Npt B. 2 pror, men seek third to sh.r lux bme, lge pool. ~/mo. 64M330 1" ._..to SW.. 4300 ---------send name, address " 26", wioe color. MESA PINES 2 Br. 11,'j Ba townhowe, SWnptuous new condo bl BACHELOR APT. ••••-••••••••••••••••• Dix office in C.M. Nr 405 p~i'r'Wbt;(}t'J~AN _7..:..14;;;./..:..67_scz:s _____ _ 1 Br $285 Some garage, patio, pool. sec.guardedcommuzUty ALLt11'1LSPDI BESELECTIVE fwy.$125/mo.UW.pald. TOBACCOCOMPANY Found: Blk/tanfgr ey 551·1241 Mgr apt K 548-618S. 2 BR. fully Cum, $300 mo. No pet.s. Yrly 675-0475 2Br, w/patlo. steps lo beach, monthly or week· w /ga r ages'. Pool , jacuut. Adults only for adulu over 40. Ten· 100' f~m tbe ocean. Galnareliable '7Sl-6892AM's C1&aretteD1vislonl2'3 Husky Sbep mix pup, Jacuu:I. Adults, no pets. &l&-2010. nls, clubhouse, pool " Semi fumisbed. Avail roopnnate. BEACH TOWN SITE P.O. BoxS77 ~3 mos. Blk face. Vic: Open dally· 2650 Harl a 1250 Large Li•inf Area more. 2 BR. 2 ba .• bei&• now! an E. Balboa Blvd. Call Sbare A Home/ Apt Pacific Coast Hwy unit in ft()semead, CA, 91770 Joanne, Cont1 & W-thoa. Ave, C.M. {Mesa Verde 28R 2 Baw/Garnge qit.Nopn&.$425Mo. YrlY $225 per 11)0. NO 64S-746SOC'644·S658 marine complex, N.B., ------"------1...;c:.:M.:::·..:;6'2..:.:.....SSQ;.._ ____ _ Dr E. orr Har~r Blvd). SomeUutaPd! C&4SOP) W.N.Tayk>rCo 644--4910 FEE. Call~ Sue at 2 brm-apt nr coast, own 840 sq ft, air cond; nu ---~ ~24-47 SS&-1707 81\)'time room/ba $125 pr mo. Yng crptsl uW paid I ample lrc.d I-Side SD>lmpreuiveLuxury! adJt, M/F.862-4379 parlt'I· Lease only. ly. 546-5684 OHE OF A IU"4D FOUND: OnOcean BlYd. Established board & at C~M Stale ~a.ch. care bomo business io Men s prescription C..M. =s. Oo 2/12/11, ••••••••••••••••••••••• G .... r.. 3102 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hew 3 BR on East.side I twllMJ'Oll L ..... rtl BEACH YEARLY Marine related business Deluxe2br,2baloft&2& Treel.inedSt. {&42lP) Kine size lBr, formal 3 Br J'-•d 1 ....... Femalermmate,share4 desired.55&-054-0ext218 den split·level. Frplc, D.R. Pluab, su.ooy " • .... up es wawi bdnnbsenrbcb$100mo. ---------skylights. deck. COuntry RENTUrSES 898-077l quiet. $1 Mlllloo rec. «Klean Yiew. $47S+uU1. llS3-0592eve. ClficeSpa~avaU,pvten· ~:...:...----~--FOUND: GraJ Striped Neutered Male cat. vf!!l!f friendly. &l&-8010. CM. • setting. No cblldren or FOURSEA.SONSAPTS center.G1antfernsonlae cauDebble714.f36.7871 try, 2 suites, reas. 1827 pets. 180 E. 21st. CWS-9543 Spacious 2 brtwnhse. 1~ paUo. Wabr/dryr, refrta. Luxury adub.2 b1' Stepeto Rmmale to shr home. Westc li ff Dr. NB. Lachenmyer R edt) Inc 646.J928 !»4S· l483 eves.64&-4262days ba,pool,pvtpatio. Infant 24Hr sec. 5 Min. to bcb ocean vie'.w. $42S CdM w/mother & 11 yr 831.0000 ... ~e. <1r.•DE ok. No pets. 1275. 735 Newport. Age 40+ up' 5515 Rive~ Av~ old 900. 3 Br 3 Ba, fplc, _EXP:....;..:...:..; ... -.... -0-1-.... -G-,-7-8-1-1,~~~~~~~~~IFound Black & Wbite """ ..,.~ JoannSt.646-6483 $325/mo.960-2321 '4i2S66 D/W, patio gar. 1st ~ ~" " 1: Striped Cat, you:i. 3br, 2ba, 2 story, Up· la.st, $2S<> + 1.-\ uUI. Avail '.l'erri!ic rates st~rt at 64• Plant.s & Girts & Imports. LaJuna Village. 110-03 graded. Lge patio. Hw•ll'9aaltach3140 ............ oelt-l840 3 Br, 2 ba, frplc, some Marl,callnow644-4965 1n the dynamic N.B. Good location. Excel.--=----...:;;....--~ Children ok. From $390. ••••"•o•••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• oceall view, Wallt to Mary,67$.3113 Airport bus. area. Space lease. Terms • 848.oo37. FOUND: growo C~ CWS.9S43 evea, 646·4262 beach. "25. yrly. 2 BR. 1 ba, $145 Jncludlog avail: 800 to 4200 sq. ft. 550-7165 neutered male Tab • ~. Kennybunkport7' Propert.y8ouae64.2-3850• uUl. Female only. CdlrS, Also avail. warehouse Vic. Harbor Blvd LA CASA ILAHCA lecla.llro.ATtMow .lU uUlt pd.I cpts, tirpt, pool. lodl7 ac·a. Ad.wta over 35, no pets or cblldren. Call Sue; 5Sll·7707 or Henry; e4UD7 apace 300 sq. rt. Call TRAvaAGBICY WUaoo.CM64$"'21~ Isn't that the horse that won · WAT....OMT ~ ~"' Judy Clark, FRANCHISE FOUND: 11. toy n ~ Th T . I C I '72? UOOtS&.I Prof. M, '4 seclta Fem or atop by Com· Start your own Tra\'tl mx, wbt w/bni patch4f. e npe rown n 6'5-50'4Agenl rmmtforZBB,2ba,vu mette Park, 4100 Birch Network aaency. Be a Goldenweat/TabC. ~t)J~ (CIOdo. Capo Paliudn. St. part or the ;rowln 1 SM-3561 3 ~ir~ ;:a.car. 1 tMI, L'i.~l\>:!!a~a:c.~:~c; 0... CoftAU1Mriin travel industz7. Start up, FOUND~;.;:;.;;;;.:_Sl_eet_all_b_UC_.,. f'1S..o Q14SIO \tWlL•l219 . JU..590.i3ssq l'l. Move training, teduucal le PoasiblJ Burme ---------r . .;.;;..;=~~=----•1 oow.4MlBtrcbSt.NB. merchaodlslna aQpport Beauillul l1"eeD •1 3 Br, J ba, trylc, deck, 2 Y«*ll&alQaleparenteeek· ateHtlWTY provi~ed. Total lnvest· Vic. 17th St., Santa car pr, wali to bch. .,.., mi Nme to •h•r• bOUM. nt .. sn ment is P>.OOO. Tele. Mr. 0n211ona. 541.2919 J.y. $500. S\Jbmlt. 1.lds • CallJlm&e&-7239 Bea, 714/818-Ba42 ~~ l.11·SS50 W~Ur to ~Heb hae lah Ill~ 4450 MaMytoLom9 1021 '=i:,ik_mlnr"'lo~·~ a w/poo1., teDnls court, $180 ••••-••••••••••••••••• •••••••••-•••••••••••• CM. M6-80ll8 e-ve. •NEWl'ORT m o +1har• of \ttll. 4D&UXIOFC'S Money Available, many OCKANJ'RONT 142-3111 Cont. rm., seat 25, all &0urcH, all projects. LOST: lrisbSetter Lrs l Bil. ~le, teDDll. peoc.led. tm. wbse lJl re· SSOK ml.n. 7S2-6052 2 mo. old, vie L)"D 'YtlJ. '4ZoG06S , ar. 1 or a yr. lease. Laite swtni-2nd •aid TD' Allio, c.11. MUON • ~t area. Jt en t 1 da1 apptOVal •· Loll: lri.sb Setts' lD ~ 1i..at _, er.dlt not lmportant. Kesa. Anws to Patrtll~ C«i.atructJoa "'Busi.Dees Rft'ard. 548-TBZ7 CalJMary~7!r7 ~~~m. MOMl'f w/bell. Nr Rea Sc Low ru. rut QPTOftl.1.•:.::...'700I:.=;: ___ ....,,._ Dependable,' •bOo .. t Leal: Peirolbeavt esvlce. 2nd't, 3r'd'l,·IW• lent CllHH W/d.a Dbiateql\~er~OI-tnts.•MIBob. treme. CdM buc ftoe, M·l '°" at JOOl ~ w-.... · SOJO M-1271. 2/1'1 fit 1~ Oolta JlltesL -• .. •••••••• .. •••••••• l7'tqft. N~--$15,000JDd CU..lrled Adi ..U I ....,II.ALTY =Ht.loan.Tm Item.I, asnall llama• '7f.lllJ we:..-..,11em.--. I J2CWLY PtLOT ' Add IL.Build IL.Diaper it ... Hammer It ... Carpet !t...Cement tt...Wire lt...Hoe lt ... Clean it...Move 1t...Press IL.Paint lt...Nail 1t ... Plaster IL.Fix It ... S15RVICE J • ............. ..._.Senk• C....t/~ Dnlplrt" G.•ntr1 lflmu.t.-... Mo•lmt PoMkJP•""9 ...,..,..._ '517 ................................................................................................................................................................................... ~···· ............. ~········· Price buster only $3,685, SMALL BUSINESSES & All types concrotf', Drapery l'•abrlc Sale 1;•nda t'ape atorm HOUSECLEANlNGlaour "Two Mon Wiii Move All PROFESSIONAL I· u1es A •ei-vke 1.Sx20 additk>o includes ST A R T U P S . blorkwork, planters 4'1000 da 1n •tock mWll damage free est. m•ln· bus lneas. Reliable You" We handle Ira It Palntlna. lnter/EJtter. Reliable, bon .. t work. au labor and matt-rials, Manu&ement/Buatneas cW1tom brlt'lc He & t>e':/r '70~ aavlni• In· tenance avall. 'Kim's service. Janif;e's Raa· sml moves·oHlce &: Reas,workauar642-03ll6 Ca11Ernie54S.1515 plus 100% bank financ consultant available on hooded. 64a-68!M vent.ory red11eUon guar Landscape Maintenance &edy Ann's otMS·l!OO household. Distance It • _.__.. i.n&,forfteeeaUmatecall uruquefeearrangeinent 1st allt K B th · 531)..5080 local, also packin&. Prof palnt'g & paper _._, DOoMuaey848·36S4. Benel1t from expertise Remodeling, new constr. Dr qu y. 0 ~ E~ c er Ex:per. reliable Japcncse Lowest legal rate. ban11nc. work euar. ••••••••••••••••••••••• usually only available to foundaUooa, hlghwalls S ''(?')' J:1 · 4 1/:1~~ O....at Senlces lady will dean your Uc/lnsrd. cal T 111·944 Free eat. 536·083, OOFS lnatallod factory ..... -.c.Repalr large compani es. Uc Gen Contr. 556-8241 8 '!.,!. na 5 1· ••••••••••••••••••••••• home.Needs trans. H.B. Ph847·7278 53$-47llO ~:eatabMyn.Call ••••••••••• • •••••••• ••• 751 -4760 evs. Ml·-HANDYMAN· C t &&2·4389 Harold Gu.nn $49-2961 Wshr dryr dshwshr re· Cul dr d.s I ct · I ·1 a~~n ry& --MOV1NO. HAULING & Pladw/Repair 1.-' --------pa1~s Reas 646·S848 CatNnet Mat&Jng Cement work, Dnveways, tom apes, sp~ea • e e nca , P um lnll Have lime for yourselr, CLEANUPS. Reuon. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Roots For Le$s. All types. anyt.n~e · ••••••••••••••••••••••• Patios, WaJk wys. Reas. shutt~rs le aJI window noors. 847·2'181, 557-4~ ~all tht Moppetl$ Clean· FrH eat. Coll. studenta. VERY NEAT PATCll Uc/bood'd, IW1ur. Free ... n4..M P.bUlet.s & sbelvlD1 ror f'ree EsL ~-0757 ~c~~nl~a:: ~s~o~:~ HANDYMAN. Homes It mg Ser1 vu:e. 540-2393 re· Bit B. fl73-ll66 JOBS & TEXT\JRE estimate. 894-0421 or ..a,_....lepairs I gar & util. rms, cstm ,..... .... C_ er.St c M ... ,.~.;.... apts. Conscientious ferra 8 ...._.._or-•-" P\'eeesL 993.1439 537-41.33 •••••••••••••••••• •• •• • ll\3de 84(). 7154 494 9543 --• • . . -~ ,._,.,._ Call 645-0302 ,,_ _,,, _........,... ---------Ji.as rain damaged your · . ••••••••••••••••••••••• a.cfricat ........... man. omplete home cure, ••••••••••••••••••••••• PATCHPLASTERING T1te asphalt! Call 631·2440. Ccrpe•let Chlld·care, housekeeping, ....................... Handyman: Yrd care, same person wkly or NW'$e consultant 30 yrs A 11 types. Free •0 ••••••••••• ....... .. Bonded, lie., insured. ••••••••••••••••••••••• live· In pref. 640·0811. ELF.CTRICAL SERVICE exp. 1n painting, plumb, bi/mo l9J.ll7? exf. Priv. duty w/famlly estimates. Call~ Oeramlc Tile-Spec, In . Independent carpenter. References. CALLS 115 hr & SMALL "&en malnt. Dependable or ented care. Ca 11 PLASTERING entnes &noora,2Syrs ex· ~phaltrepa1rs, ~u.rfac· Remodels, additions,,.__,.__~,.. Joeso• .... -... • sll.dent.MIJ.1933 YeOldeCharLady 21.3/167-G'17e for tnrorma-H . per.962·1883 mg seal·coat stnping t' •-d"-F ~ .....,..,......, 1n .,_ 1 tion & appt omes, addttions, re· ----------C ' /R 'F · pa 10 cvrs "" ""· enc-....................... Gf'oclng llousecldan g .... rv ce. · stucco free eats low CERA.MIC tile Now or re· A~:'eve:~Ms-~e1; est ~ ~ft~s-~1· work R.J Huffman & Son, Gen ~Electric ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 840-4.BJO . , ..... /P~ rates. sia-4192 ' model. Free Ht. Sml jbs , · Conlr.CuslomAl!&Add, Uc32'71.36 645-8>74 SKIPLOADER. Dump ~lcanln personnel ....................... • ' welcome.53f>..2428all5 Attonwv's & ,.__. Senice pat 1 o s, cab 1 nets. . t le HAULING t ~ b t ' PETERS PAINTING .-.a*.r 9 Legal Ser.Ices ;::".'.:; •••••••••••••••• forrruca. New const. Res ~ECTRICIAJ;J·Priced rue . • ree 1uarantee rs, op E 'd R R ••••••••••••••••••••••• ''" SetYfce -··••••••••••••••••••• , • & comm'I. 645 4644 or ngbt·free e1~1mate on work, 1radina, demo etc wages. Must provide own F::: Eat e~:ll ~~e:~ HOMESAVERS. Plumb-••••••••••••••••••••••• Carpet !-fan will lay yours S48-454l Li 4t 00 d d large or small Jobs. 831-1257 tranll.MO 6529 · lnl" Keating Free ..... TNesdamaged by storm" SlS·ANYMATTER or mine. Hepa a rs &t • c n e · l.Jcensed 673-0359 .a..... 552-0458 , • ... .., • , • • Eve &wknds by appt. clearung too! Guar work He~ 1ftCOfn1 Teo SJO hr. Hon6t & reliable Prof. 1.rectrimmtng "'re- DefauJt/D1vorcc $175• at bagger saHngs. f'rec ROOM K·Mel Electric. Ind., ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Palntlna. Extr/lntr. Ex· service. HofA, MIC OK. moval, Free !)it.. & rera. CoUeruons JO'Ju• ~t.645-3646 ADDITIO.._.S comm.re1,&maint .1vs. OCCStudent. ~ T. truck. Would>'°'! '?refer a pro-I fj~~d~o!;o!~~ reu. 751-3150or847·0383 C.11499-3"2 Drunk driving $300 ---" Honest & reliable. Fr" Trash, tree tnm, Randy feglonol. 30 yu. up. · Any plumbing, w•ter Removal t'ut It haul. <up lo trial) Shampoo & ~team clean. Apartmenta & Houses est. m-8542. $24.SO 1st hr. 642·Si03, 979-6489 1''or l.'van. up pt In yr rv1, OUNG MAN. 5 yrs expr aerv. leaks, balhrm encl, Stumpe removed, fence Unlwfldetainer-default Color bnghtcncrs; whl Kitchen Remodeling F a..... ...___a....-&...... hom~.1Hl11811i2 1 In wallcovorlne. Free ceumlc tile. Reas . repol1'9.etC. 962·030'1 $150.00!ullpncc cpt.slOmmbleach. Clean Plans&FU\ancangAvail. ~ •----. ti ......... :fGAnd~ Simple wills $35.00 llv, dm rm, hall SlS. Avg , 6Jl-306SorS48-6072 .............................................. L9M:llcapltMJ es ·......,...,... Y 832-4M6I wa.dow Ct. Ir g •Courtcostsextra nn S7.SO, couch SlO, chr KenAhrenberg&Blll Haodyman2Syrs.exp.No WantaREALLYCLF.AN ••••••••••••••••••••••• flneiExter. Palntin& by PLU•tBING. Free••••••••••••••••••••••• Timothy Lashlee Atty $5. Guar elim pel odor. Sherbncofl JXOYE jobtosmall. t'amily man HOUSE? Call Gln1ham LANIX5CAl'1NU. R. Sinor. St. Uc., lna. Try eatlmatc. Work auar .. Wlndow1 cleaned, re- (714>636·7200/arl 7PM. Cpl repair. 15 yrs expr. Licensed & bonded Cll.11 Cliff631-064 Glrl. Freeest645-5123 Rea11onabltt prtct11. me. 836-~U bra. fut serv. 645· 1700. asonable, businesses, call 1213)434 8915 Do work myself. Refs '"=de+._ 986-8793or04T ti846 MM·lOPM homes &apt.s. 847-4461 SJJ 0101. Gen. contractor new, ad --'"7 Housecleaning with a P-L-£ Y-C-... -ii:=1&:=~;;-l~:;;l,;;--1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ......._~ dalions, re mo' d., res , ........... •••••••••••• personal tollt'h. ltofs. M• lrl'f _, --TI'S Pool lenlu, 1-....lrs ,._, ...... "JI '"-nt/C t • __ _,_ ....... -...... 4 20 Spec1aUrl111 In reslden· ....-••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ onc:re ~ comm. Free est. Spiro Prof Japanese .1..anw1cap· ..._..,,...,or_.~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••,.•••••••••••••••• ·?t1other to watch )our ....................... S48-82SO: 547-0204 1J1g & gardening. Malot. The S...SW.. Gfth Drfrkwork. Sm•ll Job• ~~!a~m:h~:~t.o~r •:!: Panaon Pool Service cluldinCM Fenced yrd C ,_..n.-lncl. mowing,trimmlng, Newport. Co11tu Meu tr I Lt 1 3208ll Complete swimming To pla~ your mesHce before the reading publit', phone l>a11)'P11ot Clualfied, M2·se71 bot lune~: ' Qunllly Cement work. -olcaawwuj 1 spraying, weeding. 1''rl'!e For storm cleanup with ll Jrvlne. 67S.317~svel Geuraenrc.eal;.•rdc, fr .... ••t. pool mal n tena nee. ·•--h hl 18 ••••••••••••••••••••••• estimates 545-7072 smile. Bonded inaured --... ... '"" _,.. Call Karen 645·6748 uuue l e rig way. I · · Fr ·~n ..;,_ · . Ted '318-7085 v,.,..,.., -----·-Yrs exper Call Jeff Problems? Jn1ide Oul or. eeest.5 . .,..,........, ~tung anythlnit with • ---------• SF.LL idle items with a 586-4452 . fers d1rect1on m warm, I Cl.EAN·tJPS/HA~LINO W om a n e • d Dally Pilot Classified Ad Coat PaloUng. Cstm ext Trade you_r old stuff for Dally P1lol Cla:.s1ticd .\J s.upporlave group set· 'Ftee~&·Plan~!9907 ho u s• c '1 e axn~ ~II . Ls a simple molter • • . /int., airless 1prayln1, new 1oodles with • 642 5678. Class1f1ed Ads 642·5678 tings. 49-1-7979 · · Reterencel'I. call 645-Zl90 ju.st call &t2-SC78. 001-62182 Classified ad. 642·S671 i--------- Ptf"IOIMlh 5350.JobsWCllthd. 7075 .... Wnted 7100 HelpW..t.d 7100HelpW..te4 7100HetpWoated 710oMllpW..tH 7100 tfeipW•ted 7100HefpW_.ed 7100 ................................................................................................................................................................................................................ f'ound : Kecshond typl . do~. Mission V1eJo area Babysiller, chrldre~1 ACCOUNTING CLI< Assemblers Auto~hanlc. own tools. Bk k pr. min 3 y ra Clerical COQ(TA.IL DIUVIRYMA.M -8J0..9445 elderly any hours. Payables & payroU ex· AckaCoutGaraae,41.2 automotive exp. Wuaes S WAl11tHS Jttust be husky for ., __ _. 5350 West.cliff area pref. Also per. desirable. cau Mrs. £LECJRONIC N. Cout Hwy, 4M·793S ~ on exp. It ability. SR. TYPI T CoclrtalJ -•tr ff<led fumlture delivery clean -~~•••••••••••••• G~~~an~~~k.'~~~~re, Snuth, 49'>-2271 for appt. •AUTO LOTMAM E.O.E. MB-1866, Mrs Cole ./Dictaphooe ror even!:;, ::;,~dally up• odd Jobe. F\lll·ume. Dnnkiog problem? y Accts Payable Clerk for Experienced person or -'Stat UAM, Ml casa. 291 E. Apply In person, lt31 C&llAlcoholHelpb" busy Country Club ore. ASSEMBLERS wewil.ltralA.lmmediate BoalMaoufacturec IIBMEucudve 1'1lhSt.,C.M. NewportBlvd,CM 24 hrs a day 835-· . ..-• -Http Wmrt.d 7100 ~~cctn'1 exp. nee. openlna·permanent posJ. DEPT. HEAD =lt'al Cocktall Waltnst Dell•ery,IMewtpaper •MJCHEUE'S* ••••••••••••••••••••••• Uon. Call Sales Mp-. for NEEDED Sdw»ol Permanent part-lime Job ACCOUNT ANTS cu ~ivable clerk to 1st & 2md SMftt l.otlrriew. Wood/CalNMt SiM»p IM ED TEL y Pl dellvenng early morning Outcalt Massage operate Basic 4 Com· IJ7_.00 493-451 I Top qualny sailboats. M IA Day/eve classes .. ace· LA Tames LO homes In 10AM-2AM 731-4462 OVERLOAD puter for busy Country Expanding electronics Challenging ass ign· Long 6 Short T~m As· 'ment Assit. 751-9194 So Irvine/NB areu. Must Spiritual Reader 11115 So. El Camino Real san Clemenle l''U II~ he For appt 4!J2 72'J6 __ ()(fer.. top pay, a variely Club ofc. Will tr ain. manufacturing corpora· A.UTOPOUSH ment-Full benefits. sagoments. Holiday & Ca 11 r Cock ta 11 bereliable&havedepen- of intereslln!l assign 644·5404 lion, located near lhe F/time-BusyShop medical, dental, optical v 11 c 3 t .1 0 ~ Pa Y • Waitresses, Irvine. dable transporlat1on. m{'flts, se-rvell the entire.• Orange Counly Airport, Jttet.roC.rWash Call Bob Wais haw. Hospllahzataon plan Companion. kind & un-Salary S32Smo. ~6-0235. 1 lran~t: Cuunty JrN and A.HtMA.L CONTROL has 1mmed1ale reqwre 2950Harbor Bl. CM Encson Yacbts, ~t avail de.rstandlng to care for Denlal Ass't, ortho. chr~ m-tod~ C'CJ>t"nt'n<'cd book men.ts for: Auto rental tr8.1Dce. my mother. 833·5858, o h & l..1:cping and a ccounling OFFICER 640-621ti NB 4 ''i dys. rt o exp. REI.AXING MASSAGE per..onnel at all level~ CITY OP ASSEM s Oppty. for lnlelliaent, R.D.A. req.642·2629 HobJamcs·Lac Masseur . 11 od d 1 11 BLER fnendly, neat appearing &at Manufacturer ,.__._ $600 Oulcall9·!l, 494·5111 Ca t ay an el us te NEWPORT BEACH youo1 man over l S. 3841 C:r,:Drht -·..--T,,.... Dl.'ntal Asst, school ----lOU how to become a Salary $10'2.1·$1241 Mo Prevloul exper. not re· ERICSON YACHTS 1003 Free. Super co. will trained, no exper nee. MASSAGE busy. well paid Accoun· Rcq's 3 )'I'S pu.bllc coo· . Electronic 11asemblers qd. Start wtth lot man 54 741 sead you to S<'hool to .. 645-7580 .. RG S tants Overload pro· tact work. Exper. int.be I with~ moat.bs to 1 year duties, advancement Has the CollO#in& lull· (AcroasFrom learn on·lloe computer ---------URE MODEL ressJOOat. care le handlin g or -*lerln&experience. avail. to auto rental ume openings for ex· Oran~eCo.Airport) for exciting interesting D1a!Dond setter. Ex· ESCORTS 547-7631 animals highly desira· I count.ennan. Good driv· per·d h<'lp. Wages based EquaJ Oppor Employer duties. Prefer some gen. penencedonty. OUTCA.U OM.LY l!X>S No. Ma an, Sulte 1016, hie. Apply by, 3/3/78. For j ASSEMBLER inc reqd. Call 131•3480 for oo experience. otc exper. Accur. typing. 714·979-61.22 Santa Ana Ulformalaoo & applica· AMISH UM! Call Sally. 540·6055, , 631-1811 Not a public accountin1 taoo coru.act, Penoctnel I appt.. ~S Cerlcal Coast.al Personnel Agen· ~hwasher, M /F, full or DANCE OF t'1JN farm Office. 3300 Newport TRAINEES A.utorepUcar builder need CA.llMET SHot cy, 2790 Harbor, CM l ~t. Good hrs. cood pay It ..,,., Blvd. N.B. 640-2101 puts runner. helper ror IMMmlAJE , benefits. Irv. area. Call mu nude girls dance & --------• a~t.iceshlp. vw exp. ASSIMIUllS Construction ror appt 975-5257 sap ljession. lOAM to Accounting Must have good bud be1pful.6:Jl·2S9l HA.UWA..RE LOCAL JOBSI Magnesite exper. repair . JAM Mon.sat, 12PM to A/PAY A..ILE CU( A p A R T M E N T dexterity and a sincere IMSTA.UHS • & paint. Own tools & Domestic Help needed by 8PM Sun. 625 N. Euchd. Ilea\ y input to com MANAGER·Rf!tired cou deilre to learn electronic ~l..,E M ...... trans. Good.pay & fulure. bachelor father. Laguna Anah. 559-61.SO · .. bl pie lo manage Costa assembly. AVON ~" ~" or~-... 1115 97().230() Niguel area. 3-5 dys wk FREESESSIONW/AD pulerizeu paya es Mesa 10 unal building F\.111 benefits, medical. ~~"'TORS Must have I.rans, I v.111 syslem for dynamic near all conveniences We olfer excellent com· dental, optical. Please .,...A_.._,.. pay mileage. Ref's Outcall Ma!lsage 973--0329 ---· .:rowing r cslaurant nme on hands. tired ol •KIEYPUHCH chain. Sal3ry com · No children, no pets panybendatsincluding, sla)'inl at bolne! Meet apply1npersooat CONVENTIONAL please. 493-2182, 979·5345 mensurale w /exper _P_l_eas_e_c_all_&t6-+4 __ 7_7. __ , people, make money & • SecuntyOffice S •TYPISTS _l'_'r'_ed ______ _ R~tauranl background •mode~~~= have run. Become ao BUCSON Y A.CHT •ClaJCS LOAN CLERK DRA..FTSMA.M helpful. Apply, Jolly ARCHITECTURAL lOda AVON representative. l.831 Deere Ave.SA. .'High,., Sa J 3 Yrs mm exper. In eled· •SHERI LEE• Roger, Inc., 8-5pm, Mon • ya per year For more i.oformallon'---------l •Mflta o uan Certified Masseuse Fri. 17042 Gulelle Ave. Senior /intermediate ~idvacat.ion call ~7041 OI" zeruUi Boatmen, .. xper, Cull Capililrnno Branch mech, mechaniul, & House Calb. Ry appl. 1 . draftpersoo ror Federal, •ll paid holidays 7.W9. ..-... Wed.~-· Su n, ... CA t"'Ho Fen Interesting position for PCB detail & assembly -__ _::838~-6838=~---l~~rvm~~e~.~~~~~~~I Sta te, private " lncludln1aweeks ... """' """ _.,., CALL DIXIE lndivadual who enjoys drawh~u. Must have an:hitect/developed pro-4llutdownatCbristma1 br, Balboa,673-7730 both bli d h good lme work & Jetter· Foxy LADY 1--------•1 ject.s. F\111 benefits. •Employee recreation Babysltlet', full llme for pu c an P one ing.. XJnt pay & beneCilS. Ri h _ _..._ ,___ 2•L yr old -1~. ,._re lor IOOUEEPIR 979 7406 contact. Requa res 40 EOE. Scientific Dnllln" Outcdl Mas~ ACCOUNTING c ... ""'on• "U<Qe. Pf'Oi.l&m n .,.. ' ...... • WPM typing and 2 years C C "' --,-Johnson your child as well u Restaurant. Ex per. lhru college or equiv a lent ontrols, 4040 am pus 731-3561 SANCLEMENTE Pleaseapplylnpenoo mhle.N.8.644-8071 T. Bal desired. Apply. work experience. Send Dr. N.B. SSJ-9051 ask for CLERK (714)49841SO toPenonnel VktorHugohm,361Cllfr *ZIP* -ume or letter or ap· K;ithyTiemann. PREGNANT? Caring, J:>en•rt t Bab)'sltter/Mother's Dr. L a1ana B-e•ch •~ confidential counseling A full time PQSitlon ls Artist for perspective .-nmen Helper.Ute housekeep. 4!M-9477 Apply, Moo lhru plication to320J9 Camino Dtaftwww/Dnkper referral. Abortion, adop available for an In · drawtn&oopools4'lspu. lnJ. 1-6 Mon tJlru Fn. Frt,3-5pm. TEMPORARY Capistrano, San Juan 5 Yrs exper. in PCB & t1oo&keepmg. dlvidual who likes to 644-6194 MSI 12.2S hr.Nonsmlc.r. Refs.---"--~------• PERSON N EL Cepistrano,Ca.92675. elect·mech design & de· APCARE 547· work wilh fil(ures and Owns trans. Baycrest loold&Mpet'/CIM SERVICES tn.il. Dulles wall include has a bagh level or skill. ArtMe•cle Work areaNB.833-1194 Duties Include posUng to ArrillatedWith HOMEFB>ERAL mechanical detail & as· ESCORTSERVICE accw-acy and speed. Of. Mature resp. ado.It with DA.TA. led.1en, hte typln1 & Lyno~rt::ncy SA.VIMGS&LOAM sembly drafting. Must 631-5080 fice experience is essen· expr. in needlepoint, CORJIOIA..TIOH BankiDI _ 1 _ percentaite com put a· , Ac om have fam1l.lanty w/cur· Also Hinng l1ol for this position. crewel & knilUnl wanted 340 Fisher Ave •a..-lions. lO·Key a must. S. Cit rent mll·specs for PCB · l M B •Work in pleasant en· for position in Art CoataMma+CA F\lll·tlme teller for 5"L Xlnt loc & benefits.. <ComerofSunflower COOIC.,F/TIME design. Xlnt pay & J>hysica ass~ge YI vironment walh good .. s i 1 in,.,...... Bcb. EX ..... pref. 6'4-88U ,: le Bristol) Mesa Verde Conv. Hosp. benefits. EOE. St'aentific 1berapist. Appomtmfnl company benefit.& includ-Needlewor.. pee a ly Equal Opportunity T .... ,..,. X..--1 t 34208 Bri to! St 661 Ce n le r St, CM D · 111 C I <ln •o t:>nly. Steve, 548·281 mg 2 weeks vacation Shop. Some retall expT. !: YP ng req. n co. Booklt p 1 . s n ng ontro s. .,.., NB reqwred.64.W493wkdya1 ___ m•plo-y•er•M-/F--bmefita.Gdwort:ln1at· eeper~ ennanent ~tte209 979-7406 548·S58S. Campus Dr. N .B. · · I aft~dr one year1• c:ompany alUAM. mo.pbere. Preaae call ~IJ whork b~'lbolhane. EOE M/F -C--k----t-l l_m_e_ 557·9051 ask for Kathy MODaSjESCORTS pa1 . gro~p nsurance. ---------1 ASSIMILBS Mr. Sanden 613-3130 for .... c arr .... p ru o o ' Par . Tl£'mann. VIPSERVl''E •u0-s.t90. creditat·. uruon, etc. Apply appt. T/B, cbec wri.Unc, lite breakfasts, Pvt club. Ex----~------" '" Lite factory uaembly. ._.,..,S.V'--typ'a. Send resume In· Clerical·Oen'I Ofc duties. per. only. After 12 noon. DRAPERY OPERATORS Need a malling address? ORANGE COAST ASSEMBLERS Jmmed need w /1ood E/O(t. • ~F/ll cl'd refs to Brtan Bu· Accur. typist. Oppor for 673·3Sl5 ·£'~per'd . The Classic A confidential pbon D ••LY •ILOT SO Trainee Assemblers startio1 wagu. FrlQJle enden Co. 336 E. 17tJI St., adv. M9-17fl7. Orapc•n£'s, 3851 Ultth St. message service? Cal ._. ..-Needed Immediately benefits. Call S40-47T7 for Banting CM 92627 Qert al COOt<S NU !>16-1'31or159·1648 GailSSl SGm 330W. BAY ST. Long&ShortTerm lnlet'viewappt. C:UIHTC:HICXIR S c Exper. necess. Sal open -• . COSTAMESA IOY ·GIRLS Part time girl J.S.20 hrs Appl)' to Chef San DRJVF.R sale boat parts P...al Senlces 536 Between the hours 8 Assignments ASSEMBLERS For small Independent 12-16 yean of age. Even· week, gen'I office, some ' C 1 em en t e In 0' 12 5 & sl.O<'k room train~. Sol •••••••••••••••••••••• A.M .• 5 P.Y. cau for ap. M~~eA=~~p. b~ .... ftts bank w /lClnt benema. Ing work. Obtain new CUlt®\er contact. COsta E 8 P 1 8 n di a n • s 8 n Cat, 1932 E. Pomona St. Royalty Llmousin potntmentpluse ~owi19gCa11111-r Call Irma for appt. subecriptionsfortheDal· Mesa.644~156 Clemente. • ~A (1£din.gerex1loH ~ Service. Dally, Hrly, 64~321.&t.276 CalT~SSMSZO Cal7Sl·1l4J M>-!lOO. 1y Pilot working with an Weekly rates. Also. Equal Free. Top •Y· Vac Pay T I BARMAIJ>S.$3/Br. + for adult. supervlsoT. Earn CLERK. DPB'D Drugstore Salffc.lerit "ped.alstoLasVegaso OpportunityEmployer VldorT111111ar.-y ...... .,.so sharpgirla,PorttT,C.M. S20 to S30 per week or Forbusypurcbasin1ore., COUNSELOR Beach area. F /tame, SM Fran. "Be A Kin1~~~~~~~~~~1 SenlcH .._ ___ __.... 1111 666-3&66 more. Call (213) 59'7·0396 Must. have purchasing perm. Some wknds. Mr. 1'orADay."Luxury + . .,, DtvWalterKldde &Co ""'4uuaq,_.. noon to !pm. (213) t•per. DuUea Inc lude Permanent position, our,_El_w_ood __ .6_1_s-o_1so_. __ _ our oew custom bull 2tmS. E. Bristol = cl~~al It~ ID· Bar Mald, pt.Ume, No ex· a.a.'73. 5pm·9pm. QU eavy phone. typing & Newport ore. ~o exper. Elderly woman to live in 'Lincoln town ca Acctng Bkkpna SU!JO NewportBeacJ . p / mo. pernec. Coiled. clerical. Type min needed, will tram to test. as compao1on to semi· limoualoe. 714/523-3331. • TIMPOIA.IY (CornerCam ... ?!be8r1 .. s~~tojlc CallTT0-291'1 847-5411 BUSBOYS ~M!:~rs~•atUesCo Interview applicants. invalid. Lite duties, Register Today to work .. -rnm1 ... 11..._ CL-K """" M ust h a,v e Io o d clearung, coolunt( & gi\·· Oetwbatyooreallywan onvarlousaccountl:ng& Cerl'sJrl • .,_.__. ...,,. 1640MonroviaAve telepbooeab1llty.Notyp· ing medicine in ex- We. Barksdale Self booklleepln1 asslgn· ~~~~~~~~~ , TOS750 Busboys n eeded for OM. 642·i427EOE In g. Salary +com-changeforroom&pnv. ~ teemCbtr. 751·1334 ments. WQrk close to --------• Fashion Itta.net service days, apply dellY llAM. Clertl/S..Mtlhlt mlulon ft xlnt company ba. Fallbroo" area. 1 a..-.-1_._.........._ 540 your home. Ficure firmaeebl·tyeanli&ht ldiC.sa,296E.17thSt..•H beneflU.CaJHorappt. (714)728-8575 SS6-74S3 --Clerks to Sr. Accoun· Assemb\1 accounttnr e•~rtence C.M. Accept1n1 applications VlctwTe,..arwy · tant1 needed tbruout 20 TRAINEE ' accurate 10 tey and food for Clerk/Substitutes. Stnl Oran1eCo. tnlnl lkilla. Wlll train C.fet_!rtaJ M/F, CUii Ol' Knowledrable ln office '714115~520 Elec:troolcs RobertHalf'• ·~~rUBl.£RS ob NCR. Outatandin1 p/t. uooa hrl. aood pay" , glWJa 4 ability to type 45 ' -... nl!. YOU HI .. Ac:eou11temps ~ 11---------1 beoeflU benefits. Irvine area. wpm. $3.d br. Apply to: ~~~~~~~~~! AA.19 r-1 500S.Maha,ste501 NEEDED ... -------•I AatfarOldfl'tlm Callfor:apptt75"525T Irvin• Unuted School lmne eledronlcs mfgr. No.Tower,tlnJonBant IMMEDIATELY ABJoctat.Rep ~C~OUMTA.NTS, -CANVASSER•' ~:!~: lfflf.1~4~~:: CUSTOMER 1s •lartlnl p/tame Help ln'lbeCityofOl'aJl(e TOf'PAYlll 11oaova UMUMITID S5Hr-t8onu1 5·30.1 :30 Equ.alOpporltmployer. SERVICES . :~r:Productlon prviram 'U./a:&Ml03 All ahlft1, day. #Wing & Hoexper.MCeu PERSONNEL p.m. Coll 5·8 p.m. a_.TRO~IC 1 r a• e l n c l d d • t Workiftnewoffi~ SERVICES 1»2881 Cerk MIW OPINIMGS ~ " ~.Lona le tho" OpenlnaloCostt Mesa MJ.7831, lOSS ~. Main, ,.._,_ W h ,._ h'·-N t Lars• manufactu.rcr ex-ASSEMILEIS term usl11une.nta. Hall ~~ 1018, Santa Ana -.. ., -• ..,.. • WI> pa 11 d In a o \U lo m • r • _ _.,_ •. --•-' · 1 of day • ••cation pay •AlwaystOO~fl'Y'ee• "t...una Ana. Please service department ~wna • :>UJVCnn Ho1pltallHtlon p lat _.;. __ ..;._ _____ • e&ll9'4-4400 Meir.a e individual•, no ~.~:S~ 11J!~ av alt •.Pet neceuary, to coll c 0 I 0 r c 0 d _e_ L r • ad on NlalJ ac:counb. Must bl=ta. tpcax A read be neat" a.mbltJou. h. tt )'OU c:an wark $600 mo. m.ln. of 20 hn per week, dclD 't let your ak.IU. &et Startia1 ••lary, rapid rwtyl Ce.UusTODAYl ~tnctment, call for DICC '4M731 ronlc Techolclan lor t~1t101 delay Un.a a eulu tunatormera. Growth • opportunl\t fot ~~!_<_loleare. Valot'• ~Cit C.M. CalltM0-1114 i.'"' ,.... .. ~\ • • tW,tw.w 71....,._w....., ...................... .... W...... 7100 ....,Wm.d 7100 .... W_.... 7100 HelpW•ted 7100 Suoday, Fab .... 19, 15178 DAILY PILOT DJf llECTllCIAN JOURNEYMAN NEEDED IMMEDIATELY Lon1termualcnment. Jbp1tal "vacation pay, Ho1pltallutlon plan avail ll41C-.-ortve 546-4741 (Across From Orange Co. Airport) F.qual Oppor Employer . ....••.........•...... ····•••·····•••·•···••· ....................... ····••······•·········· ~~:;r u~ lite ~·Or<KIP Health MAIDS NUISISAJDIS/ Printin1Tnlneo, Alert In· ~~~~ ..... ?~.~ ..... ~~~ ..... ?~~ ..... !~ ..... ?~ .,.,...., ... atun Qal £uQ\lnft Eaf. OltOBUIS dMdual w/mecllantul .,_, 1 M 'It be able ti. 1"t:1 e. Gprr ooty. tl a...t t yr /llaM/P • P\.ill Umo. Good ~efii... • Bed f'atlll~ . .Join 1 aptlt~e r~ tralnloa ln Real !Ital sales "°:::ira~yu• dava p--- 6M-21S22 time/Hom.work. Sal Hollda)' lno, La1uoa b.appy ll'OQll • el\joy lhe IAbe1 prlnt.lni business. IF YOU LIKE A DYMAM!C week JO 6 Apply ~fl •·tab Fryer. pHhne. open.$6-17$7. ~tact Peraooncl, xt.nt benefits. Bayview Xlntoppor.8'5-2771 PEOl'LI SAUSn:ltSOH pttMJn. The Pt-rslml'Ql>n Matwewoaaan. lnsuraoceAteocy 1---------1 Conv., 205S TbllrUl Ave, Ullr.IAUl(IYOU Imported automotlvl' Tree, m Marlne Av~. Ii*-,_.• .a... ----'· ~-t u-un-o CM642·3505. Pn ~ "'°.., after market phone &Jlsl ..,.ency ·~ .,.. • ell· ..._, ~.,.. ot to consider a career with aaletPf!rson wanted to ---· ------, flOWB SHOP ~. Jn sf:rtnonat llnca, TUIMH ,._. MAKER the leader in Real Dtate call jobbers • dealers ea pel"SOt\ to ~II ad MAMA•• ratlnp $900. Rapkl Vanous duUet ln bu.y omCE/ Exper'd Somt-slrlppine. service. You provide the throuihout the Unned vertisiat by t•lcpbont S. advancement. Send re-mallroom. Mach1nt-ry photo & loyoutfunctions desn and we'll provlde Stat.es, worklna for a fast ror weekly shopper hiry commeoiurate aumeto: Box 1.53, <;(I Dai· aptitude hetpruL Mu.st be CLERICAL Xlnt workin1 conda & the sa lea training. ft'OWlnl company sellin1 Salary + comm + p•uJ w/exper. Weatmlnater lY Pilot P.O. Box "60, abla to Iii\ heavy m.ail benefits. 4 Day work wit To1ether we'll &et you bran name producti. vac. Ask for Carbl, .Memonal Park Floriat, Costa Mesa, C. 92626 bags. Apply National APP I Y. Na l 1onu1 where you want lo go. Draw + commlssJon & ~ ... 893-~JExt~. Interior Plant Main-Syatem.aCorp,43618irch PART-TIMI! Systems, Corp, 4361 wilimitedearnmgpoten. --- -t. J.oods.r.fc•At1t lenanco. Must have St, N.8 . (Near OC BitthSl,Nli.(NearOC CALL UaJ.CallMr.WatsonforSALES·UN\JSUAL 0~ Substitute strong horticultural bck-Airport) EOE. We need someone lo help Allport) EOE. PAT llA2AS appt, 7141~ ~~~'st~~, Y~':n bft~o:~ On·Call Basis. 2-2~2 hrs gmd or comm'l exper! Maintenance & Linen us through our bwsy of. 714/197·012 I believe in yourself & per day. $.1.10 ter hr. Ap fUU time, $3.50 hr st.art. Men, f/Ume. WUI train. fice day. Some filin1, 1---------•1 SAL~ your ability this could pl' ply to Irvine Unilied CalJ 494-il89 Apply, Gen'I Mgr, San typing, calculator work, Production Management BULLOCKS It! SeU motivation prD School District, 2941 lot.o Health? Ferraro's Cl emente Inn. 125 & possible accounting DEPT HEAD/ grams. •Substantial in _________ , Alton Ave, Irvine. (714) Fine Juices Is hiring full Ellplandian,SanCtem. machine PoSting. Must • come. •lmmed advanec ~ual Op. por Employep & p/Ume. help for our Maintenance person to have 10 key exper. & pro· Wood/Cabinet Shop WILSHIRE ment opport. •career op ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN "" • newstoreinOrange.cau care for r ecreation ficiency. Hours would be Top quality sailboats. laLooldnRl''or Port w/unllmiled futur..-. Robin974-1728 ,....,,a-In Laguna Na·guel. approx. 8 : 30a m ti I ed Call Mr. H.arvey 642-579't. '"""'"~ 3:00pm Monday through lnc1lvlduals Interest Gals or Ladies OYer Edacahd-SETYOUROWH WotUCIHG HOURS! O•tf" q.Mfied Persons needed to work in N.B. urea. Xlnt in- come potent. tor am- bauous i.ell starter. Call EWC, 646-6765. t•--------llf 4 Hn+ daily, Mon-Fri. Friday. Please take a lnAnOpportunity ~amer, exper'd in sew· Janitorial Contact Cathy Q. 4SJ-OIZ2 moment &drop a r·esume To Join An Exciting ing dacron & nylon salls. THElltOADWAY MANAGEMENT to: FashionOrgan.izauon FtUme. Yr around JM?S1 Trendata "nex. times" allows you to beat the n.ish hour traffic or jus sleep tn a Lillie longer This and other "top o the hne" benefits ar yours 1( you have th followmg quahf1catJons: L h PEOPLE PERSON Cl•lffled od l~~~~~~~~~I ReaJ Estate 'Ir you have a retaJI back lion. Sal nego. Will lead OCJIMCIHI Exec. needs P/time as· M 148 I· Lo•1o..1sECY&TR ..... E UOW1d & ore t0teresled to 1st seamer po:-Has Openings For: • an " at) advancement, we 1 "A 1 6~ ,....., JANITORS soc. in wholesale supply· c/o D..U.. Piiot Due to an expansion. we '4'0uld like to ta lie with Marshal .... i s, •6-vv.>n GARDENER, re!Jable for small apt complex. $60 mo. 759-1914 f'u lty capitalized. -r PRODUCTION · ed )'OU. 9-6'4•kdys F /time & morning POlox 1560 areseeking1norgan111 p/tJme schedules availa-_642_·_l6.14 __ . ------1 Costa MHa Co 92626 & aegressive sec'y who Jn Our Non Sell Area Seam.stress wanted for ble. Both temp()rary & M-& ---------TYPIST can handle personal con-We Me Looking For swlmaker. pennanent positions. -~· tart well. R. E. lie is a An Experienced Call 5'8·M6'7 AsdMmoget" OFFICEHELP-Ptr. plus & knowledge of loan Fittw/S...Stress Geleral Office Apply ln Person Women's Retail 1·5, .Mon-Fri. S2.50hr. IBM processing as helpful. but lnour alterations dept. -6 months or more ex penence m troubleshoot 10g, digital electrorucs t the clup. Or •Knowledge or digital logic tes ting and troubleshooting and/o technica l sc hool graduate. TRAINEE . Mon-Sat 10am-noon or Fine women's specialty Call 646-8838. SELECTRIC I I we will train the right Bullocks Wibhare offers F)itry le\•el pos. grading . by appointment store in Newport. Strong ---------person. Postllon is in our an excellent benefit plan examinations for nat'l ElToroRdatS.D. Frwy p e rsonal service . Offset Pressman. High Expertl'nced accurate new EJ Toro branch ofc. includmg a IJberal di.s education firm. Req's (714)586·1901.exl222 lo'ash1on sa les & quality instant /com-Typist neede d im· 1l11s is a career oppor. countonstoremerchan· neat handwnting & Ille Equal()pporEmployer merchandising. Great merc1al shop. Exper on mediately. 70 wpm w/t.be Nation's Largest dJse. typing. Apply, Nalionall~~~~~~~~~~I oppor. for training & AB Dick &ior Hamada (musll. Home Loan Brokerage Please Apply In Person Systems Corp, 4361 Birch I· J .a.o..JITOR' .a.• WORK growth. Xlnt salary & eq~ aect es,sartyh. Goodhl VACATION RELIEF Finn. Please Call Mon thru fo'r1 3-Spm St, N.B. CNear OC Al" .-bonus.ResumetoPres., op"" •• uruyior erig MUSTBEABLETO ALMAYNES 83FalhioftJfllftd Al.rportl EOE. Part& F /Ume. 546-1330 Box 3179, Seal Beach, Ca quality-conscious man or WORK DAY OR NIGHT 213 /92'·7611 He....._..:och 90740 woman.540-1355 SHllo"TS ~~~~~~~~~I -,..... General orflce. Pref. JEWLERYWAXER Excelll!nt Working 1-~ual()ppor Employer Excellent wOrki«lg en lumber expcr. Acct.s re-Experienced 1---------1 Order Desk/Receptionist. Conditions Real FJState Sales People v1ronmenl and company ceivable & invoicing. Call 714/979·6124 ~_. •RKETIMG Accur. typist. Pleasant Apply In Person wanted. Up to 90/10'1-'o M b d rnA phone manners. Resp. comm. split. Nwpt Bch Sales-.Excitlng job oppor. benefits. send resume or S ust e goo typist. Jewelery polisher, SUPERVISOR position. 54().1144. ORANGE COAST 631-0900 . w/new branch of E. Csl applyinpersonlo: tart $650. 540·6940 expenencedonly. DAILY PILOT co. Attract appear. Car NewportBch 714·979·6122 We are a growing Punt Presser. good 330W.BaySt. RECEPTIONIST for ac· nee. Base sal/comm. TRENDATA CORP. Sumdard Memones DIYLSIOn GENER OFFI Eh I manufacturer or medical salary, plesant working Costa Mesa tive Real E);tate office. 75Hi010. AL C e P J .H. Hall J ewelers. products located in cond. 5313 Univer sity Ask For Paul Ward Must be attractive, en----------'!f/some exp. & good t>:P· Respoosible person to do Orange County. We arl' Dr .. Irvine552-l.322 Equal Opportunity thusiasUc, self-starter, SALES I.Ilg skills for. Npt Bch 111 • ofc work. Exper not nee, presently seeking an In· ---------Employer lite typing. Salary open. ~....- SECRETARY Engineering Secretary : 2·3 y•ars curr•~t MCI •lariol •xpMenc:e to work for o&&r Monogef' of Support EaginHritHJ. Must be ... fo type 60 Wfll" and talc• shorthmd or sp .. dwritlng at 10 wpm. \n Apphcd Magnetics Co 3400 W Segerslrom !:ianta Ana. C.\ 927o.l i l-t 54(}3605, ext 213 ~~~~ ~~mPe~~~~~~ will train. Call Sally, dlv1duaJ with 2 years of PcrhM-.r ~~~~~~~-~ Apply in person only &RftancialMlnded Goodpayplusmed.ins, St9-ll79 college, perhaps an AA Deisel engine dis --Moo·Tue:i.3·5PM.22311 Opportunities avail. Owcompany is opeo-& k I ----r de"ree, or 3.4 'ears ex-lributorship. Requires PRODUCTIOH Brookhurst,HuntBeacb. want'' "". S"les b"ck-..&.. ori........&.......a flnn of· \•acallon ~1c eave. Joumeyman-Electnc1an • ~ · d • -.v u u ,...... nnwu <;:a11 Lmdaal ~5·5J.U IIlll\Syrsexper.Newre: penente in Marketing experience parts WORICERS groundpref'd Topmgmt ferittgopporhmffy for .. Equal Opportunity Employer MI F . 'l Supervision. l::xper1encc manager. Charle:; ~-M I e I F c m I e pos1uons avail during Incl 1~ wth -..a General ofc work. 3( hrs sidenhal & comm l.tl the areas or customer SnuthCo .Inc. 754·192-1 Al~minum furn a mf~ RECEPTIONIST our oat'I & 1nt'l ex-•-CJl"O -:'" week, 4.9 Wed· Fri, 1·9 _979 _·-8542 __ . ______ , service, order procei.smg Jobs a\:ul in metal i;hop, pansion. Send resume lo dtveloptnt1.t. a pro- ,.knds Salary b~ed on Kitchen help M /F r /t or and an understand10g or PART TIME lacmg & fmal assembly Ex per 'd & 1 n ex · PO Box 3, Anaheim, Ca f1tuionol & c.heerfut ---------1 t'XP 644 · 9530 p/L Good hrs, good pay & ~IT'~~~p~~;e:~~ ~~-EV&llMG MGL Start mg rate $.137 pro-~.n~t: dtyP~:. a GJ 92:!lll5 or call 778·2040 for woridRg ••'"'-at, Electrorucs General O<rice benlits. Irv. area. Call q1.Dred. Hours are 8-5pm. $175 week. Outgo111.g. en· gress to S4 10 hr. m 8 bark into touch w /a inter. ouhta1tdln9 frinci~ INSPECTORS TECHNICIANS ASSEMBLERS Sharp receptionist want-forappt97>S2S7 ond d W f thus1ast1c personality. months. HJgher :1lart1ng heduJ -------~-1 betwflt Md ,.,,, C b RE (fi M ay.fo'ri ay. e o . Working with youth. rate w1exper. lmmed workingsc ODe.Y' Saleslady-Gifts, p/llme. I co••.-""' or usy_ · · 0 ice. Ladies Lkr Rm Attend. fer a competitive salary Must be over 25 & have a openings. Thmhne Mfg , CALL T A · Mature & reliable. Buggs flknlty locoted off the Phones,typmg&gent;ral 2or3daysprmo,1deal and good e mployee SA9790l3l International, 2043 Sc.DI Frffw..v lf ofCice dulies. Beaut1fvl for Sr. Citizen. Priv. benefits. Please call dependabl e car WestcllffDr.N.B. 990 -r· location & benefits. Call count ry club. Call Personnelloranappoint· Supervwngadulls&car· Programtr:. €Q~ Off ice • Cflaliflltd and intensf· Ms Griffith for appl. 644-54<Mforappt. ment. ners Available eve & 1 d SALES edinthi1posiHOl'l,app-f'DI Corp has i,c' l'ra I opcrungs for pcoplt• w ~ohd elcctronw cxpN These .ire lo1:al Ionµ term jobs w / x Int pay rall'S. (714 ) S46-064l WIWAM HARVEY Saturdays. S.2·4321. ext $ TRAVEL s 0 over 0 a bt'1 le Honflt ... i.. --to: Legal Secretary 1 W 250. between I ·5 PM Ask •r ,.--· --· GIRL FRIDAY Law firm 1n Newport 1425 S Vil age ay for Jim 557-0061 If you wern't lookml( ror Santa Ana 7l4/8~·~tl •S)~lems Pro11rnml•r:. 3723 Birch St. N.8 a new ca ret•r, you CALL TODAY COi CORPORAtlON Banquet Dept. Apply to Center w busines.!-Equal Opportunity •APLProgramer.1 wouldn't be readlnl-( this Oliver Fosler. San clients need~ an ex· ~ I M /F PART JIM£ •Fl.rr:nwarcMicrocodcrs d dlf 'll k aemente lnn 125 ~plan-per1enced legal secy. ·--•m•p•o•y•c•'---• D> P R--(f.....ist a ·an we wern :J° · dl'an,San Cler:n. Outstanding skills & • rogromcrs -·r• rr ing for someone to o a EVENINGS Join CDI for cxc1tln° w h an openm· g 1·n ~·ob this ad wouldn't be shorthand r~qulred. Ex-Moth Ori...tH --sultm" assi0nmen~ e ave er'e lf you are a "ar"er Girl Friday, good office ctieonslle.ntSewndorkrt!gumccontdol: AduJt.s with outstandini:. in"'' So. C~alif, the )Sid-our front ofc. This posi-_,_.;ed adult & wa'"nt "the skills, Harbor Area. All ... Pwson UCX\ req's good telephone uUJIU company benefits. $600. To train for accounting attractive personablles W~t. or the N. East personabty & good typ· oppty to earn three to M. L. Long, PO Box 2540• PoS· MacGregor Yacht who enjoy worlting with CDC, \'::man. NCR & ing skills. Gen'I clerical five hundred dollars a r:no. 642 · 3490 . Newport Beach Ca 92663. Corp. 6-U-6830 kids Start al SJ 50 per olher computers. APL, background req 'd. Good week. call toll free ( l J BRUNSWICK CORPORATION .,.._.DMtloft llll Hcri»or lh•d Costa Mesa. CA :m:JJlARBORliL, 88 COST A M E.5A CA. 92626 17141556-1022 J Girl Professional office LIFE IN s u RAN c E M TUR~· W 0 MAN hr Phone &42-4321 , •250. AMembly, t'ortran, etc st.arUng sal & complete 800/327-9006 anytime (for Sttb mature person to SALES Wll t 12 A • betw~n3:00.5:00PM. Start immediately. iS benefitpk" Apply recordedmessage). Equalopportw>1ty ---------•work 10 hrs week . 1 rain. · yr p ltime to welcome AlkfwJl• open.an~ with top pay l ...... Y«hts ---employerM/F 'fy 65WPrr,d pe · training p r ogram , newcomers & contact Equal Opportunity Phone&nuhrcsumt>s to Salesman. Need young~~~~~~~~~ B.ECTRONIC ~:ell st.ariei. co!t L~~rts~l2Call mttehanta. flexible l\rs. Employer Dan Hancock fnr 1m 1922 Barranca Rd. Jr\" aggressive. hard work· i-'·---------J:ngmeers. Techn1c1ans 1.A!lephone maMer. Front r. u · Nttd car, hte typ1ne ---------mediate peri.onal 10 Receptionis t /Sec'y ing salesman to make ET ltlES & Assemblers Rack office appearance. Non-Life Insur. Agency ofters sn.3095 p A R T . T ( "' E ten·u.•w. ~eekend.' only. Manne top money selling vans & •SEClt A ground in d1g1tal & smoker, pleasant co-xlnl work'g "Ond to -M---..,---f---RECREATION WSI COi CORPORATION t ...... ''"e~port Fials . .Exp.notnec.Good To$16.000 I t '" alure oman or P lime CPR Se I f ype uw.inCS!> " -.._ __ ef1ts. 772-9800. 1221 ,...,_...,,Mon Open Tu~ an a 0 g c 1reu1 r Y wor'-ers . Challenging bnght 1nd1v1dual ror • ntor 1 esavin.: h ,.._I "7 00 ~ "~ "" "'-·'-' k I d .. "ustomer or1•nt•d --' "'·II Beac _ ..... I~ ... 1 No."--borBlvd,Ana. E plo> -rayAJIF~~ uiversui.:u wor oa in work. Beaullful location gen'I offc duties. Typlng, .. .. "' requi.a.i.. ru .tJr:ne sum-3303 HARBOR BL. 8-8 n.., m ·e... ... ... design & tesung of m ln Newport Center. Call telephone . adding service job No selhng mer&44·5404 · COST..\ MESA.CA 92626 LlzRemdersAgency !>trumentat1on SM>-2S39 machine & aplltude Good pay. 67S·0334.,._________ RECEPTIONIST Sales Manager wanted 4020Bareh.Ste llM ADVANCED KINETICS ---------~iri·gur•s d•sirable _673-__ 1800_. ______ ,. 1714J 556-1022 TYPIST SI\ comm. m·house. JO',~ Newpon Beach 833-819u l231 V'ct C M GIRLS ... EID&> -"' ~ PBX OPERATORS comm new accts. st'llinl! Call for Appl/ Es lab '65 I ona. .. . " St.art S650. Phone Nancy, Meclcal Ofc/Auf1t Ftr. Npt Sch architec-audio visual b1ndc•r!-6t~1;: ~=~d=~~~ h~1:b~~~)~ _83J. __ 2056 __ ro_r_a..;;.p_;..pt_. ___ 1 Front oUlce u s1stant All Boards PROPERTY MGR ~'::'~!c~1~i~u:~~1~: Dobard lnd. 3J18 W. ---------1 transp. Earn ovr $3.SO Liquor clerk. over zs. part with bi.llin& experience Long & short term as· Management & mwnt of brl ght & 3 m bit aous Alpine, S.A. !>49·8864 __ Jllll-•S•EC-•R•ET-•A•R-Y-• --------... hr . Call 8am-1pm, timenights. needed for phy"llcal 1ignments. Holiday & scattered unit" 1n 11 B person. Must work welll•--------B.ECTRICIAH ~. 642-6537 therapy omce in Hunt-vac pay. Hosprtalization Exper'd prer"d . Good under pressure & be an SALES Comm'! Loan Platform HELPER ington Beach. Good anavaU. pay . As k for R on , x.lnttypist,contact.Wen· Nt•alappear.req"d.Typc Helpers for deaning Apts Loan ()(flcers, you de workmg cond & salary. _900-_2358_ __ _ _ __ dy between the hrs or WE KNOW 60 wpm, accur. Sh 811 Salary range $887·$107 &homes. part/full time. serve the very best. Top Call 1714)848·0877 9-llam. 2-4pm, 64<>-0770. YOU WANT wpm per mo. Req'scqulvalen 546-2'20 money, top service, top ---------Pltime Evei1 &Sats 1-:arn lo graduation from hig programs. Call Mr. MIDfCAl.RECORDS $5-S7 per hr. lakmR or· RECEPTlONlST, altrar· school supplt>mented b~ HOSTESS Meeker.846-0607. Sr.aerk.Musthavepre· ll48C ..... Dri•e ders /dell\·ery . Mui;t uvc girl for busy CPA AJOB! courses in elcclricu Exper'd. F/lime. Apply v1ous exper. For details 54,._4741 hav<' drpendablc car & Ofr, in Newport ~nter. WeAlsoKnow theory & practice & 2 yr to, Oliver Foster, San LOAM PROCESSING please call 49&-ll22, ext (Acro86 From phone f\lller Brush Co Good telephone manner Ya.11.Jke P--'• ell.per1 in 1e11ectn~al re Cle m ent e Inn. 125 TRAINEE _236_._______ OrangeCo.Al.rport) 7S..·647l . & ab1Uty to type well a ..-... pair. nsta at1on.,.ma1n fl;plandian,SanClem. F /lime opening for "'-n........ E 1 ,._ ________ must Call 644-8244 or &Ya.1UbToTalk tenance work. t'or ap th · 1 1 MedJcaJ back office, ex· '""fuaJ """"r mp oyer •· .,.,., ""'"" f t We 1.~e ..,..._ 'deal k b b . t sharp, en ustast c oan rt d 1. . d X """ SUPEltVISOR ..,,....""" or app . fl'lltT ..,. ' San Clemente, Pcrsonne for work 'g mother. 2 schl W/typing & ofc skills. ray, Uc. required. NB Pharmacy clerk, Mon lmflltd. OpltftiftcJ RECEPTIONIST w/Umil· TH.~ plication contact City o House eeper/ a ys1t er processing trainee pe ence • ir:n1te . ....-eforyou Orf ice. 100 Ave nid age children. Lovely Call Irvine Savings, Drs. Reply lo Box J53 c:t-lhru Fri &.O. Must type & c.eradyne, Inc a small ed bkpn~ exper, l girl Presidio, San Clem home In CdM, bve-0ut 714n52-64.56. EOE. Dally Piiot P .O. Box do lite bookecp 'g. le ading producer of ofc,5.57-2731 loob prov.ct Calif. (714 )492-5101. Las pref'd. Refreq'd. 9am-S; ---------1 1560, C<>sta Mesa, CA B47-tl01l technical ceramics for --1-.EC-~--,-~-1-5-1--tobltognot day to file appbcal1on I 1133-Q188, a~ S: 673-7245 LOAN PIOCISSOR _82628 ________ ---------electrcx11c·aerospacc-op 51"' "" chaftce fw Wednesday March 1st Housek 11 • with secy skills for, ..... .-~~ .... ----~~ rHONE,EASOH phcallons will be In-TheAldMCotnpmly ........ lllDOlllighten 2978. & bo~~~~la;'y~1:~r~ mortgage brokedr ~~~d· M.E./Malnt to S24K Plus Light Clencal te~1ewmg . for onlhim -Tustin ba,,ed realhestate &MW ani•als to the street from the Loan baclrgroun p.,.. · GenM1r/R.E. S20K+ START $625 MO m.,... openine in eir firm. Typing, P on\s. --------'-'! ocean. To care for elder· Near Fa I bi on J s I e. Accnt/Constr SISK lnlormal Environment Quality Control Dept. etc. Good environmedt, So. Calf. to..,. ly father, no children. _n_4_1_&M_~ __ . _____ 1 Secret&nes toSl2K F\ilJCompanyBenefats Position rcq 's wad<' benefits, growth op-nD..y,ho'f•fun Engineenn1 INSTRUMENTATION TECHNICIAN 962-1983 Crystal lmne Personnel Agency In Nwpt n-h 645-3321 range of skill~ rangmg ponun1t1es. 714/832·288t & ,... ___. Lofn Processor, min 6 °" from AQL level type of ....;;......________ '!fVV"' mo's ex per. Salary open. 488 E llth Costa Mesa Ins pect I 0 n or h I g h Receptionist/typist. Will abo.t ...._.,"*'· Housekeeper /Cbaufreur Female, Llve-ln Ca 11646-8301 Pos avail immed. Call .. a..,,_rt,..011111~.....,-.,,,,,,,.....,~MZ-._.....,141111711111111° PIUA volume cer-am1c sub be tauiht bookkeeping. 1 WHAT MORE Pat,846-0607 WANTED : Expr'd help strates to sophlsticaled firloCCc 752-5282 CAM YOU SAY? Molding tralnee inspection or aerospace CALL We have an immedial Housekeeper, lady in LYN'S making pina and on the ceramic components to Receptionist. must have 1> p en i n g f o r a wheelchair, 5 day wk. FUll & p/Ume. AM "PM S48·~ o\teo. Call 631·3S92 ngtd customer speclfico-exper ~/active phones. llJ.1095 lMtrument.atlon Cahbra H. 8. 714/962·5224. shJUdofta Conavail. ~It• P~ ---------Plumbing, 5 yrs ex per. Uona. Majortty of inspec-fn>C I m ap~ar~nc~ & For-All lllhnl•w ti on Tech n i c I an ---------1 v. er, MOTOR ROUTE service repair, remodel· lion is dimensional & vh1· uemeanor · o YP ng TIME-llFE thRespoMlilbbilili~lles lndclud Ha.Mwifellun7 1-TI_a_p_h_l __ p_R_d_.N_B ___ , The Dally Pilot has ing,drains.979-8065. ual.Posltionreq'sabllily ~tartec.i:g=~·S.:~[rl. Ubrartn.l.c e ca ra on an re IC you're ready tor a new a'1allable a small auto to Interface w /~overn-..,.,.,. · pair of physical, elec chaJlange and a feeling rQUUI In Miaslon Viejo, POOL MAM ment & QC personnel. RECORDS CLERK F.qual Opp Emplyr m /f tronlc and analytical la or success call Pat Peck MACHINIST Otsta del Sol Area. Earn Will supervise a limited related lru!trumentatlon 11t Red Carpet 7""' 1202 about.....,.. .,.l' month for FUll-Ume, exper'd or wlll number of lnspcc.'tors to POLlCE DEP't'. Qualifications mu.st In and learn more a~ the 5 Yrs min eirper. Capable about :S""hJUr or your af· train, resp penon ln pool assure lsl article, in· Sal r,ange 9002·$888 mo. clu<le physl~s. elec apportuniliea ln a field "'settlrtg up all basic ternooo. For detaJls call maintenance. Apply process & final quality Req 1 •hilt w¥k· trootcs, chemistry an where you aet your own machine tools. N/C ex· ~land leave name Valley Pool supply, 24001 cootrol • Performs clerical duties Have something you want to sell? Clas.sifled nds do it well -Call NOW, Qill 714 SSR-~280 For An lntl'rvw Appl UMIOHIAHk 610 Newport Ctr Dr. Newport Bearh F.qual Oppor Emplo) er Secmary I p /time Small manuf. m In int' needs p 't sery 1) pmg & gen'I ofc work. W1lhng lo tram right person foa steady, Jong term work I Hrs a dnv Call for 1n ten-w. $57:73-10 SECR~"'TARY·TYPlST Architectural firm 111 Newport Beach seckinl! VIVllCIOUS person. cffr t'1ent under press ure Call btwn 9AM & 12PM &.11 ·1700 SECRETARY lo:Xper. for l 111rl office' Working for 4 men. Im portanl broad i.COpe or responsib1ht1es incl typ ing, s h o rthand . telephone & reception No agencys please. Call (714) 54()..8227 M.C. PA'l"'TEN malhemallc back ·hours per. desired. We olfer andphcne. Via Fabricante 1905, M. Pleo.se~pplyinpersonto relatedtopoUcereco1"d;5. ground, with prevlou.s In --·------t xlnt to. beneCIU • • v. Pet'gonnel ()(flee, located Type 45 wpm. Final fd-Help W•t.ci 7t00 Help W•ted 7100 strum en ta ti on ex HOUSEWIVIS cbanc. to advance fn A MOTOl IOUTE ~OI. u .a... at the t'Omer of RedhJll & fni date 2/24/'18. Apply ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••- pett..-ice. For t'nore ln Would you lik• to -It fulpowlo• co. T.A-D·"y Pllot route r-y ~" Alt.on A\es Penonnel Office. City or .. ---------------r 1.25 Baker, C.l\l. 642·5678. . form-Uon,call: while Y""'" children"e~e ApPb'lnPeraoo In~~ (l w F/time. Elcper'd tn pool C -'-•' l•c. Laguna Be1cl1. sos ln sc~"."ura a:ao..1:30. TtleMc~y Nlpl. ~·~~ m&int.C.J>obleof\aklna A=cii~'~r ForestAye.497-3311. Catb1Ferryman A11l1Un1 nurau aid~• 21112SlAl\.lnaC.n)'OflRd Friday a rternoona. charxe ol 7 POC>lt. Send TRl:CorporaUon Rut.aurant FOOD (714)~Ht20'1 w/patlenl care. Appty LaJUD&Beach Stturday and Sunday reaumea or f.oqolrtes to 30305.RedhlllAve, PREPARATION-& Parle Udo Conv. Oentet, Equ.a.l Ol>POI' F.ft\player momlnp. Approxlmat• PO Box 1900. Newport Santa An•. Cl 9210S Sales Hoet • Faat food 466P1...,.nJpRd,N.B. 11 $450 per month l"Ofl Beach, Calif. 926'0. £.qUAJOppEmptyrpi/f H.B. 10·3 Mon -Fri. Uousewivea auppl•ment KtJct. live-hi, must drtve. eamLnit. S:SO.OO cub de-~EO~E~·-:--::-----~~~~~~~~~I •752.lor968 9112. .. ....... ... .,, ,_ -.. poall required. Phone ;;,. · I N )Our Income lean> toaew S '""'1• wa, .;JOeep lll ..,.,, ~. a.all tot" clttulo· .-.act1ca urat. •Xl>Ot. Real FAtat.e sal pcnona Restaurant Ii earn money while Sal &: Sun n111ht. Other tJon. Leavo name and Car• 0 r • td ~ r 1 )' nef'ded tor oewl; Ox.· DlshwHher. F /time chUdrtn are al achoot. days da1workor. Cto number and make of 1.!~~~!12.!.1!.:.a -~~~~60• pended oftlcea acroaa Day1. Brown B&Jt'Cr ~ at 1638 E . dllcuu. Care for eut.otobeuaedandyour c~w -v .... n ... "' .. · from tho new develop-Restaurant. M £.17th m, lat& Sch cbildftn, ~Ortt de. call wtll be returned. J.oyi cooklna. en.au llM!lt ot Pet.er'• L•od.inf St, CM Cacrou from •-----~~-~~• Sil open. N.B. uea. d)'B and tntruce lo pre· R.alpJ:\») ~~~~~~~~ 173-J'l20ot81W337. N\.trMAJde,hnl:IOilmt.o p RE s c ll o o t.. ~Hunt. Harbour _...-..... ______ , a:ao.,m. P Per h.r. Mu1t TEACHER-must be born Alao Hnldns Sun••t Ralau.r•t> M~full o~ bavaur.6U-3953. .,aln. Moo·Frl. I:*> to '1kh. SUrlald~ Is Seal ~~·~P~ll 12'U.HB~ Bch!xp;~d.C..llfor a.;o.;Atlillt~ .. :...7 • • ' · appt; Jty the Sea Rlty 1._-_....'~-·-•"",...~---~--,....SitlMe T..._ lHOl•OJ, Cit Hl"7• Rfta1J$ik.li Certificate o~ exper. MMUr,tu-112 211'11 IM.UPO~S 12:JOtos.:·=lht· UALnTATI HOWOPIM f n d e "P t n ~ • n t , lot udthaa MW at.ore IA aai.peqon or broker. F-.tl.ion hl•nd, exptr Bu• otl•t• area ol DOI rt!lilNil bUt ool)' ..,. Ne•pc>rt Bucb. Por tbliDJ.,Ue 6 lat rtst41d a,p"I;, call Bud OOrblft 9illllleut.1 -.d apply. ,_... MUJU !Aik 'for: .D•fld ,,Moor• Qlttlla~. Reali« -- SECRET ARY-PERSONAL With executive ability to help a bus)' guy through a busy day. You need to like people & to have a pleasant at· titude because you'll deal with a fine group of as ociates & affiliates (oftcntime on my behalf). You will have to have sh & typlng experience, though my di'Ctated correspondence is moderate. And it's preferable that you 'vo had experience in making travel arranaemcnu. The hours would bO tn>m 8:3~m to 5pm Moo· day through 1''riday, We are located In Paghlon ISiand, Newport Center. We havo nice J>COple working ln a • pleasant otnce; If inlere ted plea e forward a resume to: Clasai!lCld ad no. 165, c/o Dady Pilot, PO BoJC 1560. • Coeta esa, Ca. 92626 -·· t7'2· •••••• u ~ t ~ 9765 , ..... lo mi. m o. r~c ~reo, ten~. prec. , ~-OSSO well, ' $UOO. r--agoo.. ~~M r--: a f ••• I SECRETARY TO VP ol Fulance, good typing & dictation ab11Jt1e:.. Able to compose vanety ol correspondence, work on confidenl.Jal data, ap111) Hobie Cat Corp. 204!6 McGaw, Irvine. , SECURITY GUARD Secunly patrol guard. flume, must bave Ca!Jf State cert1Cication t o carry weapon, min salary S3. 75 hr. Ca ll bt wn 8-SPM Mon-Fri 4!M·857l ::.t>r vice StJ Attendant, exper'd Full 11r p time 1\pply Arco Station, 17th & Irvin<'. C .M ~wn ke Slal1011 Allt•n - <I.ant, exper 'd. Uay & Travel Ag-ent Tr:unee We r.\es; fUU & ~/ti me. Ap wiJI tram 1( necessary. ply, Shell Station, 17th & Good typing required. Irvine. NB. Non smoker, must have ~rv1ce Sta. N11!ht Alt.end &r line cxper or travel 2 Or 5 n1tcs a 1o11 k. ApfllY, cou r:1es. f'u 11 tr a vc 1 Shell,17lh&lrvme,NB benefits. Call &40-6671 M·l-'9-5PM ~rvice Sta. Attendant P /llme. Expcr'd. Neat TRAVB.AGENT appear. & handwntimt. Career opporturuty. Ex· Apply. 2.590 Newport per FIT, GIT, Cruise. Blvd. QlUa .Mesa. &tabl.asbed N.8. agen· ---------1 cy. Pleal!ecall644-7373 Senr. Sta Help needed Im· med. FUil or p/L Applv i.---------!nl E. Csl llwy, N~pt Bch. SEWIHGOPRS !'>pec1al machines. Alt .u-ound girl $200 ~ k 111 h11gual 642 34i2. N.U P'CtJ TYPISTS Ir SECRET ARIES Seek temporary employ- ment where ~·e make 1t wurth your~ h1lc• TOP JOI Stock & Cleanup. 30-40 h~ TOPP AY ~k. Student OK. 3721 ~ You're Your Own Boss nnst.o1.s.A. ~O~ of f1' ce • USA STEREO _S_T_OCK_ "ERSOH-0 overload F'ull time permanent 557.0061 pos1tipn. Combmal1on or :r123 Birch St, NB stock lcjanitorfal duties 1-~~~~~~~~ Xlnl employee benefits I Apply Store Mgr Mon-Fri 10AM·12 noon. HOME SIU< SHOP 2200 Harbor Blvd CM WaHr.ss & Cook Apply In person, Stavro's 5930 W. Coast Hwy, NB I 1978 SEA RAY 30' Sport Rshet- Outnuers· \1HF radio Ba1l tank· depth IOWlder and Much mt>N DeftD loat. I Only!! Special Price $38,950. HARRISON'S SEA RAY 3101'6>ast Hwy, N.B. 631-2547 1978 SEA 'RAYS .. .. I '73 OKW 125, 6i.p dtrt b1kC' Very fast Sl9S ___ _;830.;___687_2 __ _ Hodaka Stlper Rat 100, n gear box. xlnt con $-US/ofr. 3 rail motorcy cle lrlr $150. Walden sur fboard $80. 846-5230 Molar .......... al 111/ato 32' F\ally self contained Reserve now for Holidays lcweekend.I. REGENCYllOTOR HOM!>J\E'NTALS 925N. ~Blvd, S.A. ••531·~·· •·H-• •''"• ... ,.,,., .. BAJ\ ""ICt< (l.I\ T '-UN 8)1 il!')Hl 'JI'> 5 3195 ,5 2395 Bill MAXEY TOYOTA 11111 l f'ec9'l l•• I•" I \\'\ MUHTtNGtf()N I f 4 CH 5 1095 BILL MAXEY TOYOTA I 111 t lf'e« • l l•d • t ' I~' HUH f IMC,. t°"4 I l AC "4 MIW •71 JOOSI • HO MOHIY DOWN! FllST PAT...n' IH ,10 DAYSI '=597~ -.. : i .. ~ Mark m. PIS P/B • .. A/C, AM/FK, xlnt coad. ,3SK Ml, JU00.17~ F lt74DAnUM 1210 HATCHIAC1C 4 speed trans. & AM/FM tape deck. (671JPX). 51795 lt7'DAnuM U I 0 HA'l'CH&ACI[ • speed trans. with air conditioning , (011 PUY). lt74CHIY'f ir. '°" ptCl[W Sierra Grande. Automatic, pwr. steering & air cond. (898.t5W). 52795 ' 54195 WE'RE UPTO OUR HUBCAPS IN TRUCKS! 1977 DATSUM ........ Automatic, pw r. steering & air cond. Simply brand new -less than 11,000 mites. (688SPLl. 55ft5 WHALE OF A SALE lO•oro E~ ""' ...... ::-• ..... -..... ~ ,....:::,: ...... CIO-c ,,, .. ..__""'" ......... • ' , .. Clr'oo ----7111 ·•.11e11~..... "40 ~-,....... . --=----~...... . ll S1~ :;-.:: ~ llld. 111111. .::::.. fW Sl9. ....... -.:._ ,_ ........ ~~:u---.-::: CHOOSE FROM: '*f:,",::,~..,.;:;;. LONGBEDS • 5-SPEEDS .;--....-.;;.:~~ID.~,-~. :J SR5's • CAB & CHASSIS • RV's BARA . CONVERSIONS • CAMPER SHELLS Check the example shown here and keep in mind, it's not just a .. 1 of a Kind leader." We have super deals this week on All trucks in stock! £wry cat'~ truck In our hup lnwntor,y ha• ,,_,, reduced durln6 our "Whllle of a S./e "I BUY ANEW 1977 VOLVO 264 . MAR9UIS s9347u SALE PRICE · 1971TOYOTA CORO LU ::~:~-=..."":it~ SJ645 --.(Ser S.7'1) • Mo. Cuh Of your hde "'WOfth •806 .. down pmt. Md. 78. 75 per month for '.'I mOtllhl Incl. 1111, llclllM tnd ,all financ. · ·c:twva DMn9d pmt. price, 14114.00. APf\ 13.51~ Of If ~.:~CMh $3085. piuslaXMd 1978TOYOTA CELI CA =~ .. ~~s4995 stnimtnh. tinted glau. •uto- malic: tr•nsmlulon. Not ,..trlctld to Juel one grMt pt'fce INdlr. Order th9 OOb' of your Cflo4ce, Slturdly, Suncley,or Monday, only dUflnO our ....,. ol • .._ 5 YEAR 50,000 MILE WARRANTY AVAIUBLE ON ALL NEW CIRS!I! USED CARS lJ:J:tC::M~t~~MIU:WARRAMTY . . '71 DA 1210 Couoe. 4 ~ trans. & AM/FM radio. (025NLS). '2495 . '76 TOYOTA WA.Of'.4 Corolla. 5 ~ tr.ne. & atereo CUHtte player. (988Pff). . '3295 • a::.·· .. OVER 100 CADILLACS TO CHOOSE FROM >.TAU.TIMES Nabers Cadillac 2600 H.1rhor Blvd. CostJ McsJ 540-9100 1975 CADILLAC '15 CdV • wire wlls, ...... f'ull power. lM&N l\Wlry. $4&00, Jtl.129 1'76CHIYY M41 •UCLASSIC 2 Doclr'. va. automatic. pwr. ateerini • brak-. Ult wheel, air con4., nllye wheels & delue lnt.eri« w /night bench leat. Only 21,000 miles. (M3PLF). OHLY$3999 Nabers AUTOCanB Dlv.olNabenCacUUac• 14ZSIADaST. ACROSS FROll PEDCO COSTA MES.A 540.91" '76 Monte Carlo. Kint cond. 19,000 mt. All xtras. 64().5563 "12 Rally Nova 350, 3-spd. new int., All/PM a trk, nm IQOd. $1700. MIH087 963-1723 '76 EI Camino Cluslc. PIS. P/8, A/C, stereo, ZZ mpg, 6 cyl, llap, na nds. $3.850. 6"-5lJO '72 Impala, 4-dr. P/B, PIS.P/W, A/C, $1500. 548-2380 119 Chevy pCdcup • 1975 Chevy Waaon 9 pass. Call SS!MB66 Aft. 6 pm '76 Chevette, 4 spd, feet.. air, deluxe int/ext. Orig own, very pretty. $217S. 4!M-1801 B.DOltADO Collector's Sale. •a. '64 W"rth tilt wheel, cruise Cassia Contair Conv's. emtrol, AM/FM stereo Consider partial trd for tape. split leather aeat.a1 mo-ped, cycle or van. Cabriolet top & llnJsbeo Pvt pty 536-9993 in Snowmlat white w/red ---'----- 1 eat be r l n teri or. "10Cbevelle350,AJC. PIS. ('7'8NMK). P /B. nm.s good. OHL y $6499 $950/bsL .1852 'SS Nava Sta Wai, Good Nabe tramp. $600. rs 548-9680 or 646-7030 '76 M. car10 Landau, r.s1 AUTOCINTlll power bkt seats. Dlv.ofNabenCedlllac· All/P'H s tereo. A/C, 1425 I.Ala ST. ~ 759-06.57 ACROS-5 FROM FEDCO Showroom cond. ~ COST,.MISA ~Monza, z+ 'i. m: 540.9 I 09 aen $2500. M2.a>1 '75 Coupe de Ville, loaded, IMP Al.A. "72 4-dr, bronze 1 owaer, $5200. 6"-ISCM w/tan rinyl top. Com- hm. 751MM05 ofc fortable 6 clean, well on· --------• der book at $1215. l!1T1 Eldo. Loaded. moon MS-2393afl64wtnds. root, 13,000 ml. Like new. Triple blk. 963-9415 or "12 Monte Carlo, very cln. ansserv.9'8-4835 P /S, P/B, air coad, --------. AM/FK, 52.K mL $2500. '71 EI Dorado. mint cond M8-20Z7 'w/Jllw mLalWIY equlp'd•--~----- 494-452'7 dys: •1p e~. '73:ti~rJo '6.5 Cad convertible LoTt ('714)i1H285 Miles au~::, '75 Moma 2+2, Fii ~pe. --------• lo ml, •·apd. $25So • Selling UJthing wttb a . (mllCC) Call~ Daily Pilot Classified Ad "16 Jlcma 2 + 2.•uto, air, is a llftlple coau.µ-• • . r1dlo, 92900. pe~ct just call 642-5878. eood. P /P 837""382 $1.62111f DAY I t17 CHIYY r. MOMTICAllO WJtb tll1 Wheel. CnUe CGDCIOI, air coocl., pwr. windows, Land~~l:;:t ra1.1ye wbeela • In N1ple9 yellow w/w .. e t6p6tn&.ior. <GSPXN>. ONl.Y$15t9 ' l - 1978 MARKV Yoo """'' ... .,,., ~·tun'f loaded Cat With 11&$ lt\I,, 11.200 m.,,... U.:..... P' • e>ei<I 10< 1111 Or:I. 79 " :. 1TW2.1 o.o '70 Ford. Good cood1t1on --=-',_~ GUSTAFSON1i l llNCOlN MERCURY 1 e6"' h o h & "' h O•d 11 l1 H ,,,,ng1on t..ocP'I, AIC $400 or" best offer Rich. 67S-67 l6 ---- SUPER . SUPER DUPER! 1970 cus tm Torino, compl. rehlt . 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Lie. 1839PKH. 53391 .. 1976 CHEVY I 45 LUY PICC UP Auto . air cond • AM/FM, Auto.. shell. Super sharp roof rack. l ie. #160FBP. truck. Lie. 11C49189. O:range Coast FINAL SPORTS -~~-·---- LOCAL WANT ADS SUNDAY, PlllUAIY lf, 1•71 MSLLO, Pt6-PEN? HE SAID~ WON A TENNIS TOURNAMENT, AND ME WANTS TO TELL 'lOU ABOUT IT ... CONGRATULATIONS! \ NANCY ---AND NOW. KtDDIES- I'LL TEACH YOU .HOW TO '-"UGGLE ~ NOW WATCH CLOSELY JUS1 A MINUTE ... l'LL CALL f.UM ••• SEE HOW EASY IT JS? ~E'i, BIG BROTH~! By Ernie Bushmiller ANYONE CAN DO IT 1 \ ... ----- .a'·-~.• .. •••••• •••••••• • • • • • • • • . . , . , ... LIKE I SAID. I DON'T KNOW IF I CAN THAT WON'T~ ANY OPEN THAT SAFE, LILI ... &JT 6ARNf Y PROBLEM ... NOW THAT COULD .. IF I COULD FIN A WAY YOU Rf WORKING HERE! TO GET HIM INTO ~~~ SPENCER FARMS! ......,.~~ RUSTY CAN YOU GIVE ME A HAND I CAN HANDLE HORSE5 TOO! WITH A COUPLE OF HORSES? I CAN I HELP. CHARLEY? WANT THEM BROUGHT INTO THE ~ARM~!--~11;~~-:::T.~1 ~ 1"HtNI< X 'M GONNA CRACK OP PURIN<S 1'HIS seSSION/ NO, 11"'5 GONNA ee THE! 01"HeR WAY AROUNP, POCTOR .' -" I DON'T THINK IT WOULD 8E WISE TO YES, SIR ... I GET TOO FRIENDLY WITH THE YOUNG UNDERSTAND ! I LADY. SON! SHE'S ONLY SIXTEEN KNOW MY PLACE! AND VERY STRONG-WILLED! WRONS! "0-feJ PIRSi- 1"HINC9 H8 Pie:> WAS ROL-'-UP "T'Hf!J • WINPOWS, N ITWI.,-.' t . .. ! . . . . . . . ~ . s . . : E . = ! i . -= -.. A LEADJNC:, ~IE>T ~ lHAT IT'& PERFECTl..Q ~ roR A 041LD 10 HAVE AN IMAGINARQ ~ATE ! ~-···- HE SIW& lHAT AN IMAGINAR'tl PLACr>MA'TE HELPS DEVEL.OP 1HE IMAGINATIOO AND INDlc.AlE& A MEAL..lHQ CREATIVE MIND I . SHE1S BEENiHAT ISTHAT WAY SINCe I ALL? 111..L FOR<SOTTO SeND FIX 'THAT. A VALENTINE .____.., KAYo 's CRA7.'f ABOUT You, l<:'ITT'i'· REALLY .AND C,A~. -~ MARMADUKE® IRULY. ... ,ANI> WALJ(S HOME WITH LAURA EVE~Y DAY·· HESTILL LIKES ME BEST? Uf-4 ·· I'M PRETTY 'SU~E -· r ... 1UIS IS JN1E~E&71NG ! . ! 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OH, MAYS~ A Tef:N5Y SIT .1 / ,, ' f VISITEP i~E VERY UOUSE UE LJVEO IMI / Advtrti1ement ~.,,;,.,,..,., Annound'I,: The Natural Will Power Weight ,Loss System How to quickly .lose 10, 20, 35 lbs. or more .t,'( \ • • t" while stopping hunger sensations natuPilli · with the Hunger Stop Bran Pill I It's safe/ Medical Doctor's new system helps people achieve quick and lasting weight loss without dangerous drugs or starvation dieting By David Hartman T he first 100% natural diet pill has finally been created. This no chemicals -no drugs pill is being used in a revolution· ary new 'Natural Will Power Weight Loss System' developed by Dr. William Farrar, M.D. With the Hunger Stop Bran Pill, you can stop hunger sensations naturaJly. You can then quick· ly lose all the weight you want, without the will power needed to battle torturous hunger pangs. Or. Farrer. You chew a delicious Hunger Stop Bran Pill and dfink a glass of water 1 S min. before a meal The Fiber in the Bran Pill will expand up· on contact with water. This gives your stomach a full feeling of contentment, so you eat lesS. Hartm1n: What kinds of foods can you eat? Or. Farrer: You enJOY most of the regular foods you love. Here are some of them: sirloin steaks. spicy ham, double cheeseburgers, meatloaf, bar· becued chicken, omelets., vegetables like; broccoli with hollandaise sauce, can· taloupes. fruit cocktails -desserts like strawberries with whipped cream, choco- late pudding -even wines and beer. You enjoy all these foods and more. But since you'U crave food less. it will take less of these delicious foods to totally satisfy your hunger. WHY DOES THE SYSTEM WORK? H1rtman: You've told me how it works, but most weight loss methods look good on paper ,-they just d on't work in real life. Why is this one different? Dr. Wffllem Ferrar. M.O. explains how hit Hunger Stop Brin Pill works. Simply dMw 1 delick>ut 8rM Piii and ·drink a gl• of wmr 15 min. before 1 meal. Upon con- tact with w1t11r. the Fiblt in the Brwi will expand. This will give your ttomech 1 full f•Jint of con .. ntment. ind giw you the 'natural will powe( to Ht lea This If· ticfe will 1xpl1in how you cen u• Or. F1"a(1 symm to quickly IOll 111 the weight you w1nt -without hunger. Or. Farr1r: In order to understand why my system works. you must first know why other methods faiL They fail for two reasonL First, other methods work against human nature, and therefore are doomed to failure from the start People with weight problems obviously love to eaL Starvation is sheer torture. Strenuous exercise is difficult, worklike and boring. Chemical diet pills make you nervous and eventually lose their effectiveness. Second, By continuing to take your healthful Bran Pills every day, you'U keep the weight off. How much and how fast can you lose? Some people lost 10 I bs. the first week. Others lost I 4 lbs. in 14 days. T otal weight losses of 10, 20, 35 lbs. and more were recorded. The amount of weight you quickly shed and keep off will de- pend on the number of pounds you're over your ideal weigh L Dr. farrar's 'Natural Will Power Weight Loss System' works for eYeryone, whether S lbs. or 105 lbs. overweight His system is simple to follow. There's no strenuoL.' exercise or star· vation dieting. In fact, you must eat most of the regular foods you love. Since Dr. f arrar's system is 100% natural, it's safe. As a copywriter, my job is to investigate new weight loss system being developed ac~oss the country. So I set up an interview with Dr. Farrar. HOW DOES THE SYSTEM WORK? H1rtm1n: How does your system work? Or. Ferrer. My system works by attacking your weight problem three ways. First. it stops hunger sensations naturally. You'll have tbe natunl will power to eat less. Second, it speeds up your fat burning metabolism. You'll melt away bulging fat deposits and shrink fat cells quicker than befote. And n,,.ny, my system quJcJcens the eVacuatlon of both solid wastes and excess liquid. The burned up fat ls speedily flushed out of )'0\11 body. H....-.: How does you.r system stop bunpr? with most methods, the results come too slowly. So many people lose hope and quit. H1rtman: You're right about why they fail. I know, because rve interviewed overweight people. But, why does your system work? Or. F11r1r. Again, two reasons. As I said, peop1~ are overweight because they love to eat. With my 'Natural Will Power Weight Loss System,' you must eat. Therefore, overweight people will use iL It's as simple as that. My system has none of the drawbacks of other methods. There's no starvation, little will power, no boring exercises, no health ruining chemical diet pills, no weird fad dieting. It doesn't leave you weak and nervo us. Jn fact, it makes you feel healthier and more vibrant than before. H1rtm1n: That's a switch. Most diets you hear about lately ruin your health. Dr. Fanar. I'm sure you've read about the amaz. ing health benefits attributed to Fiber and Bran. You'll be getting your daily supply of Fiber and Bran automatically on my system, just like taking a vitamin pill There's no special health foods to buy. H1rtmen: You safd there are two reasons why this system works. What•• the second reason? Or. Farrer: My 'Natural Will Power We~ht Loss System' sicceeds because it givea fast, steady, and lasting results. You start losing weight the rust day. Some people lost JO Iba. Jn 7 days. WJth these kind of results, rather than losing hope and qulttlna. you wW be encouraged to continue and loso evu more, You can reach your ideal weight and stay there, because unlike chem~ cal diet pills, the Bran Pill never loses iu effectiveness. Hartm1n: ls your system safe? Dr. Farrar: I have personally lost 32 lb& on my system. My 100% natural system is safe for anyone in normal health. That'a why you should check with your family physician before going on this or any weight IO:ss program, to be sure that obesity is your only problem. H•rtm1n: It sounds like a safe way to Jose weight fast, but do you have any cue his- tories? Or. Fa"ar: Ye1 I can give you their stories and their before and after statistics. Dr. Farrar supplied me with numerous case histories, but due to limited space, rve only lasted four. But before I give them, let me add that I conducted my own research and found that leading universities and medical schools have verified the health benefits of Fiber and Bran. BEFORE: 170 lbs. AFTER: 135 lbs. 37" .... 30" wallt "/ started Dr. Famrr's Bran Pfll program and lost JO lb1 the flnt wrtk. The following weekl I lost ... -..-25 lbs. mOll for a total of JS lb& and ;• off my waist and 4" off my th/&h& During the program, my appetite wa.r 1atisfled at all times and ne11u felt hungry. I ful 20 years younger, and enjoy wearlfl6 my MW clothe& My friend.r t111d children think my appearance is wonderfuL" Hilda GotMty Canal Fulton. Ohio BEFORE: 180 lbs. 36%" w11U AFTER: 166 lbs. 32% .. wellt .,/ wa1 very pleated with the fa.rt reiuln I got by f of/ow/f18 the Bran Pill diet. I lost 14 pound.r In la1 'than two weeks to reoch my per· feet weight It wa1 put to {iMlly get rid of my spa~ tire (4" off my wai1t). I now feel stronger and have more energy than ever. " William E. Johnton Massillon, Ohio BEFORE: 138 lbL 32w• waist AFTER: 119 lbs. 27" waist "On Dr. Farrar'.r system, I lo1t 20 lbs. and S" off my waist I now tet up earlier In the morning and lta)I up 14ter at night. / fust seem to have more energy all day ton.i. I nally feel tlult tht Bran Pill wa.r the key to my succes& They kept my appetite down and helped with my digt.rtive sy11em. Constipation wa1 no longer " pt0blem with me, al it has been on previous diet&" Sue Seivert North Centon, Ohio BEFORE: 175 lbs. AFTER: 154 lbs. 31• waist "With the Bran Pill diet, I lost 9 lb1. the {int week. My weight Ion to dllte II 21 lbs. and rm still lolffl6. I can honen/y my I never wa1 hufll"Y. The energy I hav1 11 tnlly unbel/e1Jable. I ""' usually an extremriy htll'd fH1101t to ttt out of bed in the mornfnl, I hav1 not been nervoUI lib 10me dlett I've been on on tlt1 pilJt. "Diane Brwy C1nton. Ohio Dt. Farrar'1 system worked for Hj1da, wmwn_ Sue. and Dlane and can work for you too. WHAT CAN THE SYSTEM DO FOR VOU1 With the "Natural Wiil Power Weight Loss Sy• tern,' you can ... •Quickly lose all the weight you want. •Loso Inches off your waist, hips, and thighs. •Quiets hunger, so tittle will power is needed. •Speed up your fat burning metabolism. •Evacuates excess fluid and solid wast~ quickly. •Enjoy most of the uguiar foods you love. •Increase your energy and improve your health. •Reach your ideal weight and stay there. Dr. Farrar's personal system ls not available in any bookstore or health food store in the world. But if you'd like to lose all the weight you want, fast, without hunger, you can take advan- tage of this special introductory off er by orderln1 Dr. f arrar's system, direc t by mail. HOW CAN VOU ORDER THE SYSTEM? To order Dr. Farrar's 'Natural WW Power Weight Loss System,' which Includes an euy-t~ understand instruction booklet and a supply of Bran pills, simply do this: Write "Weight Lo• Sy• tern" and your name and address on a piece of pa· per and .end it along with cash, check or money order in the f olloWing iUl\ounts: 21 day supply .•.•• SS.95 +SS' postage 42 day supply .••.. $1.95 + SS' postage 63 day supply • • . • $9.95 + t .00 postqe (Make checks payable to Weight Loss Group.) If you have Master Q!me or-™ you ml)' charge your purchase by sending the folloWing infonna- tion: A. name of card a. credit cud number c. card expiration date. Mail your orders to WEIGHT WSS GROUP, 536 Oeveland Ave. N. W., Dept. G-348. Canton, Ohio44702. Dr. Farrar's system ls backed with a lm money llack guarantee. After following his system, you must quickly lose all the weight you want, without hunger. If this does not happen, or if you are dWatbfied Jn any way, just ietum the un\lsed portion in 10 days. You'll recdve JXm eennx of Your mpnex back -no gvsstions •sklfL To make awe you get Dr. f mu's system. why not otder lf&ht now, while auppllcs are in stock. If you have any quettlons. feel (tee to can me. David Hartman, at (216) 45.S-1474. Olt77' \~ ' ' ·DAILY ·pf LOT · ---------. ~ THB1l YOURSELF s.111 ........ •I ....... "N/11.," F.., ..... 641 l.allilllll M. .... ...._ U . toot2 •'I,., 15 tll ................ SGITy. w cml -~ FOR MICHA.EL BLUMEN1HAL. Secret.y ol the Treasury W.V••.Ucleaa-• ...... ofo.~ ...., prlat.d la die .... coa-? Wo.kbl't ...tatlom la coa. .._....., ........ ,.., .......... of~ .... -.. ...,_ c.oeatl ... ? -flln . .lolut Mc:.Nmama. &... .,, Wla. e It's true that vanaHons In color and sUie to distinguish between denominations have been utlltzied by several nations, pnn· cipaJly as a protecdon against altering cur· rency notes to higher values. It Is our pottl· tlon. however, that ~ter MCurtty &om Why all our currency is green. eounlftfeidng comes from untfonnlty ol • color and me, which focuses Utcr atten· tlon on the pnnted Images on the note. Diverting user attention &om the fidcllty ol the printed Images would lnaease the probablllty that lower-quality counterfeit notes could pass unnoticed among many ol our citizens. After all, It's a weD-estabtished fact that U S cunency Is among the least successfully counterfeited CUtTenqt In the world. FOR KAREN GRASSLE. star ol NBC's UttJe H~ on tM~ Haw.'°" e99 ..._ta~? -1.F., Rte. N.Y. e Sure fve been In it I find It a wonderful thing. When I go. It's on a weekly basb One doesn't have to be sick or mentally disturbed to derive the benefits. Tlwre seems to be a stigma at· tached to psyc:hod~rapy, which b all wrong. Most ol us have been raised with the Wf009 idea that we must do everything for • ourselves. learn the hard way. Therapy should be read!Jy avail· able to all people on all levels. FOR PEIER FRAMPTON, rock star 0.talcle of muk. whet do 909 ~ Ro.O -R.C., S... ta Fe, N.M. e The cooking I no longer have time fOJ. rm Into natural food1. by the way And photography. fm ln the process ol re- placing my equipment. (I lost my mov\e camera somewhere on the road -left II on top ol a pinball machine.) When I have lime and rm not doing one of those two, I ~ to go home and sleep and slftp. FOR A.C. NIELSEN, chairman, A.C. Nielsen Compeay Slllce "°"oat, dMdt ~ • tlMl•...t .._.. ..... ltow c:aa 909 deba pom ,. ...... ..,.,_ ......... of dae ... coulltry? -8.K., A.stte T... • Probably the key W<X'd In your question b "tastes.~ ActuaDy we don't reflect "laltes" or what people actuaDy like about telc· vision. What we do report Is what they watch on TV, and that Is easy to detennine from a sample ol 1,000 metered house· h<*h. For the most part, we do find that most prospective sam- ple houMholds cooperate with our research. FOR THE •ASK"" EDITOR .,.... fl'Ollt -to ..... Wed ...,..__tt.o..Nlaoela...._a.I lilope ..., ...... 1918 .... c--. -Lii., Sc:nmoll. h. e Don't wony. Frost signed an NBC con· tract to host a new type ol prime-lime ip«:lal, starting In May. The shows. spotlighting ament events and provoca- tive people, are to be unpredic:table. with an eye (o controversy. You haven't heard much ol him these last few months be- . cause he hu been busy on a new book on the Nblon Interviews and active In Eng&and on TV and In films. One ~ Frost Douid Frost is coming bock. doesn't have al home Is the battle ol ratings: "We have two state-owned channeh and one commercl.al one. The competl· tSon Is not as hace as It II In the U.S., N said Frost He was less informative on what he's gfttlng paid to ~ bring NBC back to the lop: "It's under what they're paying out for the Otympk:s and llighdy men than what f d get lo read the news In Japanese." FOR NICK NOLTE. ector Do,... ....... dartU Otrt of bet-. bowm -.... .,... boa -LJI., Gr.at F.U., lloet. e 1 Wish I knew how I got that handle -wllh my beer belly I really don"t mind how people think of me. but guess it's beller to be known as a se• symbol than as an evil person But please. there's much m0tt to me than that l(s no fun going through life with JUSI one asset Other than getting lots of fan mail and always being stared al when rm out. rm nor much differenl from any other guy FOR NEIL SIMON, authoi of Broadway's Chapter Two Yos wtteDd ..... of b111Dcw •ut meke "°"the duUng of,..., 111uaa. How__.,~ do you 90 to• week? -R. II......_ S-ta Aae. CaJlf. e 1 have a long-standing rule about parties: I never go. People meeting me for the flnt time throw out a remark °' question, any kind, then wait expectantly f0t my answer. fully_prepared to diaolYe lnto conv~s of laughter. Are they disappointed. When I ffnalJy get to say 90methlng, It's not In the least bit funny. I never am, In penon, on a one-to-one basis. FOR HELEN REDDY, singer le It tNe,.. pwopaHd to,.,.,. huetNRCI the llnt ttme ,.. __.7 -A.T .. "9-llu. Colo. e True. I dkt propose -but not marriage. We were at a party. and I olfe..ed a proposal -that we dance. I olten wonder what would have happened had I not made that proposal. The purpoee ol the almtnal law Is punishment. When punishment Is a prison tentence, It should be fair (proportk>nal• to the offense) and the release date certain. It should be exe- cute.cl humanely and constltutionally. With cumint Indeterminate sentenc· Ing, uncertainty reigns supreme In our PROAnDcon CON Mtc...a '· ... aaaa cucWlv« dlrect<X. John t1-d Awoc:Wk>n (• pn.on Nfonn group) .pitons, i.adtng convlcb to play-«t and a.syy favor with dllc:redon·laden peroie boerds. Raearch data condustvely demonlCrates that clnk.al prowam1 do not much affect criminal careen. Coercied rehabiltatlon leads to disrespect for the law. Volunmy rehabittatlon programs should be maJned and olfe:red to convicts for Mlf·lmprOYCroent. A determinate (ftxe<I) sentence should be Imposed and reduced onJy In response to the prtsoner'1 lawful behavtor on a day-for•day basts. Should Prlaon Senteneea & Fixed Rather Than Raible? Indeterminate Mntenclng and parole olten have resulted In gama•p&aylng and nonsense. Nevmheleu. al- though change and Improvements •• needed. ICtapplng the parole sys- tem (which would occur under fixed sentencing) Is not the answer. ~cr mlnate sentencing would treat similar offama equally and would not pro- vtde .dequate flexlbltlty -because ~opk and crimes are different. For example, the 17-year-<*i first-time ol- fander with a switch blade who steals a dollar doe5 not deserve the 1ame 1entenoe as the flv .. umc bank robber. ~ sentencing Involves all three branches ol govern· rnent. Axed Mntenclng woWd rely primartly upon the legtslattve branch, which Mts penalties for particular of. fenses. and tudga would have no rul flexlbibty. Cl 1978FAMILY ) Warning: The Surgeon Genni Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Y~ Heahh. Yoa11 remember Raleigh. The genuine tobacco flavor. Now with·~ouble Coupons! Fw .._Gift c.--. c.11 tDll-flM: (l. .... ) Q6.55le. (Kw. ......... all co8ec:t: (592) 774-7565.) liJhts, 14 mg. ·tlf. 1 .O mg. nicocirlt; f1lllf K"llg$.18 mg. ·llf". 1.1 mg. ticoti1r. lllnp.17 .... ·'11". l .2 mg. 11a11i1e w. i-cipltta. FTC Ripon Aug. 71 ' 0 "711.W T Co. JACQUES OOUSTEAU: SCIENTIST., POET AND ADVENTURER By Deedee Moore It Is a cold, blustery New Yori! after· noon. dark and winter drab. But tn the skyscraper offices o( The Coutteau Sod· ety, the colof1 are blinding surt·whlte and deep-Pacific blue. Here the alr Is warm with anticipation. fOf the Captain Is coming from Parts at 5:00. And since Jacques- Yves Cousteau has little regard for or· dlnary schedules. hf' wlll expect his alSOd- ates to Immerse themselves in work with him at onu While In New Yori< City he wlU, among ~ny other things. phone his son. Phlltppe, 5,000 miles away In T unlsia. 6board the Calypso. At 67. Couatea• thrha OD what be calle •eaps•wod& ... and In the next 48 hours. befOfe he ,lets bad< to Parts to cam· palgn fOf the newly formed French Ecolo- gy Party. he wtn do everything possible to further his llfettme goal of pr()(ectlng life on this fragile and extraordinary water planet Precisely at 5·00, he str1des ln. tall, tan· ned. lean and healthy. He greets a pale ex· ecutlve with a quick grin and nchly ac- cented. "What's new, pussycat?" He has a \/ital, dynamic presence. His creed Is to act qulokly, dedstvely. A Renaissance man, he Is an Inventor, sclen· list. explorer, underwater experimenter. environmentalist. writer. columnist, lee· lurer. producer and filmmaker. He Is also a philosopher. pianist, poet, connoisseur of wines and. since 1968. when his fnt lV series went on the air, a celebrity. Uke the oceans. his scope Is almost too broed to comprehend. Through hls films iWJJ have witnessed the matlng habits o( the octopus In Puget Sound and vtewied the enonnous tortoises ol the Galapagos Ill.ands. He has studied the Humpback whala. and hit wrltlng on their astonishing "stngtng" reveals hit poetic side (though he Through his ftlms, books and inventions he has opened up the mysteries of the sea to millions and convinced us of Its importance to the survival of our planet. never shows his real poenu to anyone and thr°""' them away when he has completed them). The whales' voices reminded him of being "In a cathedral listening to the faithful. alternating venes o( a ~Im." Over the years, the Calypso has traveled the world's oceans In search of whales and dolphins. sea lions and ahartu. Often,tt Is two to four years before the ship mums to home base In Monaco A 140.000·mlle Itinerary took from Febn.iary 1967 to Sep- tember 1970 During that time Cousteau sent his men home on leaves and flew In replacements every three months. but the expeditions conttnued without stop During that trtp. when the Calypso was docked at the tip of Ba)a. Calif . to study the gray whale, I first met the Captain and wtnt aboard the CaJypso. A converted minesweeper built lo 1942, the Calypso was bought by multtmlllionalre banker loel Guinea. In 1950, Cousteau began renting It for one fTanc. Of about 20 cents, a yur. The day I was on board. Cousteau was overseeing the lowering of his two one· man mini-subs from the hoist at the stem. Generally, however. Cousteau -he 15 known to a.ssoclates 115 JYC, pronounced "Jheek" -spends his time traveling some 100.000 mUes a year and visits the Calyp- so for only two or three days at a time. Od4ly enoap. It aU bepn In Lake Hane,. Vt.; that Is where. during 1920. when his famUy hved In America. 10-year· old JYC made hit first free dive. He has been dlvlns ever since. Following gradua- tion from the French Naval Academy. he helped aute the French Navy'• Ex· perlmcntal Diving Unit, led de·mlnlng of Important ports and worked underwater for the Resistance. In 1943, he co- Invented the Aqua-lung (the patent Is now In the publk domain). That he followed with development o( underwater C:amera equipment and the co-Invention o( the two-penon sub. the DMng Saucer. Toda, Illa boob ..... eold a. IM a.WO... He lau woa *-O.C... 10 £....,. and ooundess pratigjous for· elgn awards for his films. He has been tMoedecoratedbytheFrenchGovemment, honored by the United Nations and II a likely candidate for a Nobel Peace Prize. Yet. he has bereJy begun the most Imper· tant pro)ect of his life, the worid\Wle devel· opm«nt ol The Coustaau Society, o( which Jimmy Carta Is one ol 150.000 memben. .. The formation ol the Society wu a matta ol thecr logic," he says. "Our lnlltr- est In protec:Ung the environment has been triggered by the threat ~ on II. S.. fOfe I had a lot ol llttle ~. comparua to do fllming, engineering, merchandlt· Ing, arehltec:ture. And It came to my mllld that the time had come to conc.ntrate everything In a alngle nonproftt organiza- tion. We have a choke today -etther have a featt and die or try to IUIVlve for the future generatk>N, at a co.t." AA we talk. we are ... ~ Jn the dlni119 room of the Barclay Hotel, his d\Oa be- c.aUM It Is quJet. The waiters ... to II that he Is not disturbed, and the wine llst In· dudes a favorite of hll. Reallzlng that he has detractors In the ldentlflc community becauw of his commcrdal success, he defends hlmtelf easily. "I am an explorer," he aays. "I am also an lmpreuarlo of sclentlsts because I give scientists the possibility lo do thin9" that they would not without us." He has also endowed The Cousteau Society with as much o( his royalties and film rights as the Internal Revenue Service wiU allow. "I am not nch. no!" he goes on. "But I do not complain. I have everything I want. My travel expenses are covered. And my wife 15 very economical!" He laughs deeply at his own joke, knowing lhat everyone · realizes that Simone. his wife of 40 years. a nurM and mother figure for the 25-man aew. lives year-round on the Calypso and has llttle need for money. For the past year, the Calypso and her cr.w have been In waters close to home. studying the Mediterranean Sea. Ac- cording to JYC, It has been one of h1s most fascinating e-xpeditlons. for the Mediterranean, which means middle of the earth, Is considered by scientists to be a model for aJ1 the seas Nearly encloSed. bounded by 22 countries and 400 million people, the Mediterranean f$ fast becom· Ing, he says, the sewer of the world, fuD of llldustrial waste alld human effluent. The study has been complex, lnvofv1ng aJJ of the Cousteau equipment. Including the Calypso n, an amphibious plaM buih for long ninge. slow Oytng with three ob- servation bubbles. It has traveled down the Nile alld up the Danube to trace the sowce of pollution, using satellite photographs of the tea that the crew coordinates with shots from Its own helicopter. Cou•tau epeak• of the atady: "I don't have all the results yet, but from the first analysis, It seems that a part off France Is the matt ~ olluted place in the Mediter- ranean. If I were paid by the French Government, they would never let me publish the study because I am totally In· dependent. I Wiii pubhsh II whether or not It please• the government ·• Leaning bad< ] and relaxing over his wine. Cousteau gives way to a wry smile, for there IS Uttle plea· sure In being able 10 show the critical state of pollution In the cradle ol civlllzaoon. As we walk back lo the Society offices. people rum and stare at Cousteau lhe celebrity. but he Is deep In thought He says he Is convinced that within the next 10 years we w!U see the first signs ol social chaos leadJng 10 a disaster. which perhaps 10 percent ol mankind will survive He l.s thinking of the future As we stop at a red light. he says, "We don't need so much leadership; we need personal wisdom. We have believed In our superiority. In the Infinity of resources, In the unlim)ted forgiveness of nature. Once we understand that this Is not true. we may become wiser." The hghl changes and he Is eager to get on with his w<lfk. "Huny up please," he urges, "We do not raM have much time." 111.J r Left -The Dluing Saucer on the!! ocean /IOOT. The sub Is equipped with ca~ros. hydroullcolly operated pin- e~ and lift, and o storage basket /<X gathering under- .ea somples. The diuers ~ equipped with she/l:s that enclose /our compressed·aiT tanks. ultrasonic tekpltone. and cameras. Right Cousteau and cre&.11 examine port of what the Dlulng Sau- cer hos uncovered. Preparing to lower the two· ~nger submarine called the Dtuing Saucer from the back of the Calypso. This ship, a conuerted World War II minesweeper. has o shol· low draft. which makes It highly moneuuerable. espe- cially ouer sharp coral reefs. It also contains on astound· Ing array of equipment. In· eluding scores of underwater and dry-land cameras. a pholo lob. one-man subs. underwour sleds. oVielicop· ter. o hot·oir balloon. uorl· o us small boats and o porto· ble decompression chamber. Cousteau describes his crew as "well disorganized." and rhey operate as o highly effi· dent unit. 16 pKketa of~ -both flower~ and vqetabk lteda- WJ11 be dd.ivercd to your door. In time for -your great.at prden ever. r-----------------~----------~-~--------- You11 get 8 pM:km of Anurica'• favorite fioWU" ~. ~· Valmaa Portulac.a, Doublt Mm z..nna, Thum~ Sunaa-r Snapdnp M-mi. VIOlr:t Queen c.o.mc.. Sc:nla&.ion Dahlia Youll U.O pt 8 paclc.eu of th.ta choice vcpubk ecda. Cucumber, Naaoml Pic.kq R.t.h, Buty Sc:aM Glolx Latuct, 8uuacNnch 8caa. 10pcrop "Rimato., Campbel # 17 Pqipi:r. Cali:irra Wondtf <Arroc, Na.nra ~ Gok1rt1 Acn So munch IDmt PRJTOIS9 brand corn chipe now. And enjoy a put pn.kn later. •'6 JO• tho ...... factura01 ._...s m""1 pnco b thr atio.c 16 med I*~ 0 IYll F,_la:p, Inc : P1\IT08•C.orn Chips Seed Offer, P.O. Box 1'293, Spokane, WA 99215 I P\ew «nd my 16 p;dda c:i seeds (8 ~ 8 ~). I've encloetd I $1.00 (check or money order) and three (3) pacbge net weight st:at.t:ments I from any 6 oi. or largitr ai1.t bags c:i l'IUT°'~lnncf com chipe. I I I I I I I I I • I I I How high .. up? It seems appropnate, between the birthdays of our two most illustrlOUS presidents, to pon- der some Of the present-day doings of the goverrvnenl they helped establish and preserve. What would they think. for example, about an Oflice of Management and Budget predlClion that the federal budget by 1979 wlll be 1ust under a half trllllon dollars? That's tn0(8 money than the nation spef'lt on goye<nment dunng its entire IN'st 160 years of exJstence! Ptwntom Of1ltorJ, Lincoln made history with a speech wntten on an old envelope. How would he react to today's practice of loading the CongressJonat Record with page aner page of "speeches" which never echoed through the halls of Congress? By law. the Record Is essentially a verbatim report of proceedings rn the Senate and House. In reality, it's cluttered with nellef-Uttered "remarks" inserted at the request of 1ndMdual Congressmen In 1976. thlS phantom oratory aCGounted f0< an estimated 70 percent Of the Record's 51.000 pages-printed at a cost to taxpayers of some $10 million Ghost writing has actveved a deg<ee or respectability in Washington. But ghost spealung? .. b n·s Fenwick/ I thought he retired In '33 Jabbet wocllJ. One reason for the CongressJona/ Record's girth could be Wash- rngton 's fondness for words, According to one recent review of bureaucratic babble rn US. News & ~Report, tor example, the Inferior Department expressK>n, "directly impact the visual quaJity of the present environment" means. 1n English, •spoi1the view· The House Committee on Aging 's "budgeting restraints and the socioeconomic climate must also be conSldered In eveluahng recommendations and deciding how lllOY should be priof iliZed~ trans&ates tnlO 0 11 there's no money. don't spend." And this F'OOd and Drug Adm1nlstratt0n tongue-twistef, • IOOCMltNe pux:esses should be cOOSfdefed to better Integrate 1nlonned so- cietal Judgments and values Into the regufatory mecha- nism~ means "thtM"I 8obbMg llloftg. Considef the bobcat. which Is erther a pest or an animal to be saved from extinction. depending on what government agency you hsteo to. The Federal Endangered Species Scientific AuthOnty has limited the export of their pelts, to protect lhe species' dwin- dling numbers, Meanwhile, government trappers are killing bobcats f« another arm of lhe lnterio< Department. which considers them unwanted pntdators A quote .. 111re. •Just to list all of the rules and regulatiOns established last year required 45,000 pages of very small type in the Federal Register. I mourn for the trees that were felled In America's f0f8Sts to make this exeroise In governmental nagging posslb6e." Former President Gerald R Ford. 1976. And George got into trooble for cutting down just one! HOW A CHAMPION'S PAMBY BOOSTED HER TO'l'HETOP Practice at 5:30 A.M .• a diet to stay a t 95 pounds, in bed by 7:30: clust part of the routine for Unda Fratianne, who will defend her world figure-skating tide next month. By Joeeph N. Bell Llnda Fnttlanne says the finest moment In all her 17 years was when the U.S. flag was hoistad to signify her vlda.y In the women's worid flguR-ska~ champk>n- shlp In Tc*yo' ariy last year. It aAlo came vay doM to bang a tragic moment. Unda -pendl-llm, ~legged. dark· hair«d and remaricably poMd -who came from almost nowheR to pia« MC- ond In the u .s. national cha.rnp6onshlps and wtn a p&aca on the 1976 Otympic tum, had been touted as the logical re- plac.crnent for Dorothy Hamil, the worid's lop figure skater. who turned prola8onal aha her Olympic vlcta.y. The worid com- petition In Tc*yo was Linda's ftnt op- portunity to lay claim to that aown. She did nen better than 5he had CJlP«1ed In the compuhory figures and came Into her 1tJ<>ngQ event, the fru IMUng (which ac- counts fOf hal the ftnal potnt total), wtth a 1Hmlngly lnsunnountablc lead. Tum, 48 hours before the frft skating, Linda woke up In the middle ol the night with severe chlls and a moundng fever caUMd by an ear lnfedk>n. Because ot the ltrlngent rules that dlsquallfy competlton who show any tracea ol drugi, Unda coukfn't be med.iaad. Slw got stadillj WOf'M. At a practice session the morning ol the final event. she atmost fel down a flight ol steps. Yet Linda went on that night and cl.IYcred an almost &twlal per- formance. winning the worid dwnp6on- shlp. Then she went to bed fOJ six days befOft she was able to Dy home. When her doc:'llor Qamlned her. he was lnc:reduba !hat she had been able to perform. Linda's mother. Vlrgtn&a. mt atlradtve. no-nonsense woman wUh remarkabfy few stllge·moehcr qualmes, says, .. , don't think It cvcr ocaured to any ol us on the ~e -her coech, Unda °' me -to pull her out. But It was oataln)y a case ol mind over matter. What she dkf that night was almoa physkally lmpoalble." Unda's Tokyo expaienoe Illustrates the d«dlc.adon, the almost tot.al absorption ,.. quJred of champ6onlhlp skatas today. lJn. da ts now considered the finest tn the WOfld and win Probably go to the Olympics In 1980 as the favorite . But she knows how fun of hard wodt the next two years must be to maintain that posltSon. And she's downright eager to take 11 on. So, fOrtunately. is her family. Preparing a youthful skatv to compete at the Olympic level requires c:onsldcrable IACttflca In ti.me, mon.y and attenlk>n on the port of every member ol the compcli· tors family. In Unda's caM, there are ttx other Fratlanna -two brothers and two attten 11\ addl6on to her paNntS. Lindo (holding the cup) with her famOy, who ore her biggest supporters. The family lives ln a sprawling ranch house In the Los Angeles suburb of NOflh- ridge, an upper-mlddlc-dass neighbor· hood. Robert Fratianne, Linda's father, Is a prominent crtmlnal lawyer who has to try a lot ot high-priced cases to support Linda's skating habit. Linda's married sister and olda bfother no longer five at home. Her younger slsta:. Angela, 15 Unda's best ft1end, and 10.yur-old Bobby rounds out the family. Ave days a week, Unda and her mother get up at 4:30 A M and are In the car on their way lo a tkating rtnk 20-mlles distant by 5:00 When I vislt«d, Unda was on a diet (lo get down from 97 to 95 pounds), and breakfast was a plea of cold turby eaten In the car. She practtoa on her own from 5:30 until 8:00. Then her coach, Frank Carroll, arrives to dnct her prac- ttcc. dlvlckd about equaDy between free skating and compulsory figures. At 10:00 the rink ii taken OY«r by group acttvldes, and Virginia Fratiannc has to drtve her daughter lo another rink. where she prac- tices on her own until 11:30. 1ben It's off to a special high IChool fOJ skatus. as Un- da eats lunch In the cal' Unda Is In school untU 3:00. then prac- lkel until 5:30. She and her mother get home about 6:00. Unda showers. has din· ner and Is In bed by 7:30. On Saturdey she attends a ballet class '°' two houn. and on Sunday she skates for two hours. :The rest of the weekend II spent &lecping. doing 1ehool work and occasionally dating or go. Ing to a school athlettc contest. Now It's on to Ottawa, Canada, wtter. Unda wlU defend her worid champk>nshlp title on March 7-12. Without a doubt, she wtU be ..xtremcly tough to beat. And the frat\anne family will be square- ly behind her, as they have from the begin- ning. "They're aU vay spedal," says Mrs. Frattannc, "and all dofng speda1 things. Tilerc's MVer been any senM ol competl-· Hon wtth anyone elM In the family. We aU help around here. Everybody l'!WI takes care of everybody else." a.. , J '2, '3, '5 I '10 RE"ATES ON THESE FINE GE PRODUCTS Ar:r NOW! OFFER ENDS -.CH ft For a complete list of all rebated products, see coupon. GENERAL. ELECT111C • llMUc o mo a FZll a moo ,_,a "' o 1a u Ul57 r 1 ,...., a ,..._ a 1410 o J.5205 a J.~ a J.SllO o J.52tz L1 J.S220 o 3-ml a ~a "2230 »2500 ~a "210 Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Heahh. •c:uu. a....."'. Light lOO's ] PEOPLE QUIZ/ By John E. Gtbeon Is fear of success related to fear of the opposite sex? Is getting &red tougher on women than on men? A TEST FOR THOSE WHO WORK FOR A LMNG TRUE OR FALSE? I. Your chances ol recetvlng promotions are related to personality characteristics 2. Whether your lifestyle IS self-directed or largely influenced by others depends greatly on what you do fOf a living. 3. You·n be a more successful breadwln· ner if you reallze that a smUe is worth a hundred times more than a frown 4. How successful you become Is likely to depend on whether you wOfk because you houe lo or llke 10 5. Getting fired IS much tougher on a wo- man than on a man. 6. Fear ol success Is ielated to fear ol the opposite sex. ANSWEJlS I . True In an Investigation ol the penon- allty traits related to job promotion con- ducted by Untvenity ol Ultnois behavior speciattSts. over 300 high-school graduates were given personality tests upon leaving school. The students then were renamlned five years later to determine whether they had received one or more promotions. Re· suits: "The promoted subjects are more warmhearted and tend to be group depen- dent rather than self-sufficient. Social adaptabihty seems to be Important for pro- motion. and the reserved. self-1ufflclent person. who prefers io make his own ded- slon.s. fara poot'ly. at least In the market for early promotions.·· Pos.stbly. the In· ves1tgal0'1 conclude. thll kind ol person either has trouble canying out the ded- sions ol his supervisor or 15 underesttmated because ol hts raerve and aloof attitude. 2. True. A Unlv•rally a( ,_,.Ins\. study ol a 'national probebtlity sample ol 3,546 re- spondents showed that men and women who work with people and data rather than with things are able to eMTdse a great deal ol discretion in the-Ir work (make dee!· slons. evaluate situations. etc.). And It was found that "this ability to e><erdse self·dl- rectlon leads to the adoption ol a self-di· reded penpecttve toward various other areas In life M Such people are much mOfe hkely to be motivated in their relalk>nships with others, and in their activities In gen· eral. by what they lhlnk and fut rathet than by customs. the opinions ol others or o ther outside Influences. 3. True University ol Michigan psycholo- glSt James V McConneU conclud~ from his studies that peop&e with a ready smile tend to manage an office better. Instruct others more effectively. sel m~ mer· chandlse and have happier relationships with others than those who don't smile often A smile. he finds. provides an Im- portant feedback acknowledgtng another per$0n°s actions and accomplishments. He points out that .. we smile at ochen when they please us because we absolurely need to be smiled at when we do tomethrng nght We can't see ourselves behave. so we act as minors fOf one anothet. .. He also notes that frowns. like smlln. affect both the sender and the receiver and that wd- les show that medical doctors who frown and are atUcal ol their patient. npc:ri- e nce twice as many malpractiu suits as docton who smile and are encouraging A study ol perents ol delinquent children found that more than 80 percent ol these perents are punltlve nonsmilen. 4. True. A national survey ol business leaders conducted by a large management consultant firm found that two out ol three succeuful executJves en)oy their work so much that they woukt continue to work even If flnandal Independence made w<>fklng unnecessary The work week ol the necuhveS ~ over 50 hours. Three out ol four wOf'ked nights. and more than half worked at home or on week· ends EvitWnce Indicates that the more a person en)OyS his work. the greater Its re· wards And the penon who works only becaUH he has to Is llkeJy to find success to be very elusive. 5. Tr-u«. A University of Michigan study reports that )ob layoffs lake a far greater toll on women than on men. Interviews with hundreds of unemployed men and women showed that the women reported almost four ttmes more mental and physl· cal streu symptoms. such as headache. depression, tension and Insomnia. 6. Tru.t Studies at Boston's Judge Balcer Guidance Center atMSMd the attitudes ol men and women college students wtth re· sped to thetr 1COreS on a psychologlcal test destgned to measuN far ol IUCCal and thetf perception ol fnterpenonaJ Nlatlon· ships. Flndtngs: Subtects fnrful ol IUCCC'u. desc:rtbed dangen, as oppoted to pie• su~. in opposlte-Nx relationships much more olten thatt d\d those who did r911 not fear success. .i i I I & .. • 1313 W . R ANDOLPH ST. CHICAGO, ILL 60607 ~~lf'ltWL - THI ISO LOOK!! Reg.319 . ..- YOU SAVE $3.00 YOUP~flh98 Oflll . 1u· SAVE MORE! 2 for$JJ Strll t-•1£ IS T• CUYll ' •• ,.. SllT" \ ... -lltbolld O#lfo•-hw drop- -t CllWl.,.._t A -p;.c. 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Forget It. A medium sized potato has only 114 calories. Did you know It Is an excellent source of vitamin C? In fact, a medium-stud potato supplles 50 percent of the United Sbtta Rec· ommended Daily AUowa~ of vitamin C. And It's also an ncel· lent supplier of phosphonu. po- tassium and Iodine So, to help you celebrate all this good news, here are some tempting recipes you'll enjoy over and over again. POTATO AND LEEK SOUP I medium potatoes (2 lbe.). pMted and tttlnly allced 1 bunch .... (Whit• .... onty) thlnty dced,<llbout 2 Cup9 Ya cup INnly tHced c:elefy 1 cup thinly 1llced onion 1 cup OCMlrNty ttnclcled canot 3 cuptW8t• 2 ••alpOOftl .. " 1/o leatpOOn . ground bladl peppet' 1 can(1314 on.)chlctlenor bMfbroth 2 ~ Nff .. ncM\alf, c:rNM Of one CM (13 Vt oza.) ev..,_.1ec1 ml*. undiluted ChcWedchhM 1. Put potatoes, leeks . celery. onion. carrot and water Into large saucepan. Add salt and pepper. heat to boiling. cover and ~ at medium heat 15 to 20 minutes or until vegetables are very tender. 2. Add bouillon and cream to mixture. Heat just to boiling point Ladle Into soup bowls. Garnish with a sprinkle of chives. Mo/ca 2 quarts CHEESE SCALLOPED POTATOES 1 Vt Wll9 dllcbn or beet broth I medhn ~Cebaut 2 k.). peeled and lltced "" t•upoon ground bled! peppet' 1 tea1poon MaeoMd .... 1 cup grated SWiii cheeM, llghtly ~ 3 tablHpoons grated Panneun~ 1. Heat broth In Luge saucepan. Add potatoes, pepper and seasoned salt. Heat to bolJing; llmmer 5 minutes. Do not drain. 2. Layer potato mlx~we and Swiss cheese In l'h·qt. baking dlsh. Bake, cowred, at 350°F. for 1 hour. 3. Uncover, sprinkle with Permaen cheac and continue baking untU top Is golden and potatoes are tender. 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II you are interested in sdJins. send list of peces you ha\l'e-coda.1· We buy all pattema. but those listed be4Pw we in particular demand-Id) yours for immediate cash. .... &ili*Slill I II QM ... ·C:....... ,..... .. •• ' ····-· &llilli...... ... ..... -9-.y ... llGC lilt~ Walter Drake Silver Exchange 5113 DnU ....... C..-ltidltl. Clll ..... r.;n.~-;.-o;;-.-----, I 5113DnM ...... c..-..... Clll.... I I::·· I I City I Stlt 0 Seti'-.. I I • 111Clf9lttd in 0 Buying ... 1 .. Mlfect ..... ·-I I Plttent la• I Lo " ,. • • 1c1ow ttit ....,eet•• • "".,. -~ cMct ttlil WI ti..-. hi ... !Mtffc:lt.lall ..._.. _____ ....... ____ .._. ENTER POTATO SE.MME.POTATO I.OAF ~ YI C-. butter or_..,... 1 '-\ a.,......., hotcooUd ~or ....... lnat8ftt poatoM 2tat1111aa,....., 2 ... ..,... .... 1~--.ec:Mdtd 2 ........ .,,.... .... ~ .... .... 5Yl a.-_.....~ ... 1 ......... ......, ........ s--.... I . In a large mix.Ing bowl. add butter to potatoes and stir until mehed. Add sugor, salt and milk and stir until mixture Is smooth and cooled to lukewarm. I . Soften yust In water. then stir to dis· solve. Stir into potato mixture. S. Stir In 3 cups ol flour. beating hard about 5 minutes until smooth. '· Gradually stir In enough of the remain- ing flour to make a moderately firm dough 5. Tum out on a lightly floured board 4nd knead until smooth and elastic. about 8 to 10 minutes, woridng in only as much addl· honal flour as necessaty to ~nt dough from snddng (about l cup). 6. Place dough in a greased bowl. turning to ~ aD Oller. COYe' and let nse In a warm place (about 85°F.) until doubled In bulk (about 50 minutes) 7. Punch down dough: dMde Into 4 equal pam. RoD each between~ palms to form a strand about 15 tncha long. I . Spiral wrap 2 strands together lo form a twist·loaf, tucking ends undeL Uft Into grated 9-x 5-x J.lnch loaf pan. R~ peat with remaining saaods. 9. Cover and let riS4? lf'I a warm place unld almost doubled (about 20 to JO minutes). 10. Gently brush lops al loaves with egg- whtte Sprinkle generously with seeds. Bake in a hot 400°F. oven fOf 10 minutes. Reduce heat to 350°F. and bake fOf 35 minutes longet or until go&den brown. II. Tum loaves out ol pans onto a wlre ~to coot Maka 2 loova CHOCOLATE POTATO TORTE 1 cup butter or.......,. 2 0..-..., 4 ...... ..,.,. .. v. cup crum or eqporal9d tnMll , y, tee1poona pure ..... ea1nlct 1 cup h9eNf cooked rtced pobtoee 1 cup nn.tr chopped walnuta 4 ....... (1 oz. Ndt)bMJno choco&a ... ...... 1 v. 0..-elfted ~ "°"' \le IMlpoclft Nit ls ... e.pooft pound dcwM 1 teaspoon pound clMaffton 2 lNepoona bftinO powdlr atocota .. 8utW Crea• Frostift9 ;9Clpe follows) 1. In medium bowl wtth electnc mixer. beat butter until aeamy: graduaDy add su· gar. beatll-,g until fluffy. 2. Bot In egg yolks, one at a lime. S. Add cream. vanllla, potatoes and wal- nuts. Blend In chocolate, mixing well. 4. Sift together flour. salt. doves. cinna- mon and baking powder. Add dry ingredi- ents to beaten mixture. blending wen I . Beat egg whites until stiff peaks fOl'm Fold whites Into bea1en mlxture. 6. Tum batter Into 9-lnch spffng-fonn pan and bake In a snheated 350°F. oven fOf l 1tz hours or until a cake le$ter poked In Genier comft out dean. Cool on rad<. 7. ~«ad top and sides with Chocolate Butta Cream fr05tlng. Molen J2 servings CHOCOLATE BUTTER CREAM FROSTING ~ cupUN•Nll llfcocoa Z'n QipeWAl tctb_...,..., I tMlupaDr•llllltor..- 1 ... 111aanpurewanffla~ 1 talnpaanllghtor~com1ywvp I. Combine oocoa and confectioners' su· gar In medium bowl with electnc mixer. beat butter with 'h cup cocoa mixture . 2. Add remaining cocoa mixture alter- M tely with milk. beating lo spreading con· slstency Blend In vanilla and com syrup. Malces2cups EASY POTATO SPICE CAKE lnsbant poato ttau. or..,...., to ..-.1 cup"'"'*' potatoe9 1 pq. (1&.Sozs.)~cak• mix ·~(1 oz.Ndl) ......... c:hocola ....... YI cup flMtJ chopped watnuts 1 ... e.pooft ground dnnalfton 2 UibllttiDDnl...., atocota .. c...m.,.... • .,.,.., I. Prepare po14toes as package '4bel di- rects. omitting butter 2. Prepare cake f1'1x as pad<age directs. To batter. add grated chocolate. mashed potatoes and nuts~ beat at low speed 1 minute more. S. Pour batter Into gr-eased l.J.. x 9-tnch pan. Sprinkle mixture of cinnamon and sugar evenly over the lop. 4 . &ke In preheated 350°F. oven 25 to 30 minutes Of until toothpk:k lnsened In center comes out clean. 5. Place pan on rack to cool slightly. Cut Into squares and serve warm with Choco- l4te Cream Molces 24 ~lngs CHOCOLATE CREAM 1 cup._.yyetNm 2 ttbl11paaoscocoa 2 lablHpoont eugar Whip ere.am with cocoa and sugar untO soft peaks form Mo/ca 2 c-ups HOT GERMAN POTAfO SAi.Ai> I ~(2 tbs.) potatoes v. lb. Neon, dlctd 2 teblffpoOM fm.ty chopped °"'°" .... cup .,.., boulllon v. cup Y!Mg•r 1 teaspoon aalt, 2 t••tPOOM •U08r V. INapoon QfOUnd black~ 1 tablespoon llnely chopped parsley 1. Boll potatoes In skins until fodt tender. Peel and slice while hot: keep warm. 2. fry bacon unttl golden: add onion and cook. stirring 3 minutes. Do not drain. S. Add bouillon. vinegar. salt. sugar and pepper to bacon mixture: heat to bodlog. Pour over hot sliced potatoes: toss gendy. 4. Serve salad warm °' hot; garnish with parsley Molc~s 4 to 6 ~ingt •aa 11 a• ut Adftl1I ··-· .... ''HOW I LOST 61 POUNDS AID - . 5 INCHES FROM MY WAIST .111 49 DAYSI ---and although I'm a chef and around good food 12 hours a day- 1 WAS NEVER HUNGRY" n It'• '°""' for JOU lo laee welgM. reed mr slofy. I nm a catering bus!-,_,preparing party food for hund1'9da of people• week. Dellck>ua but tUgh-calorte Beef Wellington, roast beef with oven browned potatoea, Beef ~ rich with 90Ur cream. Hot party hors d'oeuvre, dellclou9 Napoleons loaded with whipped cream, sugar-frosted cakes end cookies, IUICious plea and frozen deaaerts. Do you wonder I got fat just ta1ing wtwt I cooked? I llt.d ...._. ....,, .., .,_. .. to laeel Even went to those "fatty meetings". But whenever 1 loat a few pounds, the temptation of my own good cooking got to me -and '°°" I'd gain them right beck. Then my doctor ttlr9W a scare into met He told me my bfood pressure was tar too high, and started me taking pills to control It Now the Idea of taking any kind of druga bothers me, so I knew I slmpty had to get my wefght down, so I could s1op taking those pills. --·~ llbout .. Heellh WlltcMr PIM. I cldn't tNnt II would work! h almpfy IOunded too easy to be effective. There were no caloriee to count. no carbohydrates to watch, no special menus or recipes to prepare, no upen11ve apec1a1 11quld "' powdef'ed proteins to bur· eut the booklet which came with the p4an explained everything. So showed it to my IEfllE -5 foot 5Va",,.... '-" i-.. doctor. With his okay, I •tarted the plan and It was aa easy• 1-2-3. Ilk• tttls -215 pounds, alz.117 lldl. Md Md 1. At meal times, I drank my choice of any of a number of healthful, trouble getting Into airs 31 shorts. nutritious, natural julcel. (My fnvorttes were apple juice and a hot Yeg&- • un LATH -..... , ...... ., 154. HI• col· 111 am 11 don te 15, .s 111·1 ,.. c:ondortatilt In a stze 33 a.lat. Alld "' newr ftlt bltttt In bl• ltf11 tllble bt'oth I mademyaeJf.) .._---------------------------.. 2. Along with the juice or brot 1, I took a htgh-t)ower9d, an-naturaJ nutri- ent tablet deYeloped by Health \\atcher as part of the Weight Loa Plan. This gave The Health Watcher Ptan, property followed, may well be the beginning of a whole me natural bran, tor bulk and fiber, plus natural vitamins. new flfe«ytel" 3. Except for this, I shut of( my caJorle Intake completely. This ia the pa.rt I a.cl now tor h ...._ coaii,111a wllh ••••"*'•JOU need. on ltlla no-fl* oftlt. thought I could never do, until I tried ll But I was amazed to discover that trs far When you retum the cC>upon, you've taken the ftrat step toward being the trim, easier than trying to cut down on calories, like moat weight Ion plans m you to aflm, mtracttve person you've. -alwayl wanted to be! You wlll recelw the com.,._. do. When you teaM yoor body with small atnounts of solld food, you only stimulate =ludlng pted1e lnatructlona u to how to .ta~ what you can expect to your 8PP8tlt• -which leava you constantly hungry. But the Health Watcher Ptan how you'll feel, when to atop, and how to maintain the tdea.I weight you've wortca the other way! I slmpfy wasn't hungry at all. . You11 recetw a »day supply of Health Watcher Nutrient TabCets con.- 1 I09I w,lgN 111 • .,, rigN tralll tt. tint daf. In fact, resutta we'8 to fast, to t.fnlna healthful natUral Ingredients and no dangerout druga -theee provtde pleaunt. ft kept me going. I expected, along about the third day, that I'd just fold vltamfna and fiber whlle yoo•re ao.tng weight on the Plan. And you receive l'l- up from hunger, or cop out from boredom. 94.11 on the third day, I was to encour-stnlctlona fof a weight maJntenance program you can use to help maintain welgM' 8Qed by my progress, so determined to continue, that I went qut and -s>llt firewooe and feel grNt to take my mind off It And all the things I feared didn't happen! After you've receNed au thta, you may fol~ and UM thlt Ptan fof ·14 daya, Now, 1 weeks later, I feel u If I'd been bom llgaln. I weighed onty 154 the day without obligation. If then you're not pleaed, tickled, proud and deflahted In that eecond picture was taJcen ... and I 'II never be fat llg&fn. Oh, by the way, my 4MNY way, If yoo wilh you may return )ust the unuMd Health Watcher tab1eta and doctor told me he was 90 lmpreued wfth the Health Watcher Plan that he'• go4ng get a full refund of the purchae price (except P09t8Qe and '*'dllng). You may to auggeat H to his other OYerwefght patientl. P-:/{ ; keep all the rest of the material In any cw, a a gift! llut don't deCay -mall lhe _ ~ ~ coupon at oncel The sooner you ttart to foflow and benefit from thla amaz.:P. , ~ PIOQ~r· ~~you'll have the trimmer, lltmmer figure you've always wan • Mall 1--vtV9f ....... ,I • Cl tt11,..._ r:.-, 1e1.. c.ta. .... NIL.~ *11 (Signed ••• JoM a.nor.) ----------..., .... Cill!l"l ._...-----------Al-.. to Y .. Qu1 lllantAboutTN1-. .. 1g Welght&.w ,._I ~9:'l;;nfi~=2 How ... CM .... , On the Health Watcher Plan, you cen IOM •much• you ,._ -CHM.A.-.... --..... u. need to -taatl tt'a up to you I The most amazing s-rt lt that you IOM the moat ._ ...,_-:,-....,.-w.w .._ r*"' •_,••..a,,_ "'#f ,::.:' f :!..~ • 1 weight In the filWt few cMys. I -. tr a.,._ .. H .. _, If I'• Mt ......... I -. ,.... lie lldlllY _. 11oC11t 11 ..... t1r flll • ... PIM...,.., .... ., eoc:W ... •.....,•golf? tt needn't make the ~a...-...-...,. .-.. a ..._.). llld..., a.• ff .. -.r1a1 • 1 '"' ..... aflghteat dtf'fef9nce. You could go on It for 5 weekcMVI, atop on lhe weekend, and -reaume the following week If you want -Md keep the weklht loee you've .iructv 1M11°'*'t ..... ,._,._11>-41ir..,."....,.. , ..... • _, •10.11 •IOI,...... a--. echlewd. The plan '8tls you eQCtly howl Or you cen do ft onty on weebnda rt Tllll -_..., PA ....... llN ft ..,. k Clld., wr .,.,, • 000. ,._, tMt.,.. you better. Thttre'• no need to gtve up any activity you enjoy -golf, &:Mm IT: I""*_. e.. Dell-----t1nna.. awtmm1no -whllhww you nonnalty like, you can dCJ. 8 ~ a .._ ~ -• tllllct., ... •?You b9t It Will -for the bettstl At you begin to lt'9d ..... ._.. .. ....., ---- all thet extra we60ht. your energy level ataltl to lncrMM. Not lo m.ntfOn the tact o.. o.. • that you•tt tMt moN dellrable, and look It tool ._..., ... .,~=?Before baglnntng 1ny.wlaht loae ~· -----------------------------~ should oontUlt your clan. But, Nutritionist Marte ~ti uya: 'I do not ------__,;--=---~---------• #-' ti.Hat. to r.aommand Heal Watcher'• Wetgrtt l.ole Ptan •the aafest, hNlthleat way to SOM pouhdl In the ehorteat period of time. Eapecfltty thle It true tor tt-. -~-~-------------~~----llU~-.---fNetrat.d.,.,.,.. who have h9d little or no auoc..a wtth otf* ~of dieting. _,.. __ ..... ________ _ ________ _. -"'·"---~ ... CALE I ______ _ • ''ftllD'IUI!. • u.una._. A RACE. I BECOME A MACHINE•• He's known as one of the hardest drtwn In the business, and this weekend he goes after his third victory at the Daytona 500. W.ming: The Surgeon Gentfll Has Oetennined That Cipettt Smomg Is OlflglfOUS., Your Htlhh. By Barry Abramson "U you can tum fean Into a release of energy, that's when you can really obtain great speed," says Cale Yarborough. the champion race-car dJtva who was once unconsdous for MVen days after a aash on the track. Al radng drtYers know the meaning of fear. says Yarborough. but the better ones know how to tum their fan Into courage. The JS.year-old stodt-car nlCft from nml110n5- vlle. S.C., hMdone)ust that throughout his career. Mec::.hMUcs daai>c Vart>orough as "one of the hmdcst drtvers In the business." His wife, Betty Jo, gys t9 mood of total.abeolpdon begins a day or two before cvery race, w'-n he wtthdaws Into a shel and ftxa his mind on the upcoming event. "During a race l become the machine and the machine becomes the man." aays Yarborough. "I pnlM my cars when they're doing weD and about at them when they're not. I feel them live and breathe In my own hands." This weecnd Yatt>ocoogh goes aher his second victory In a row at the Daytona 500. (He abo won Deytona In 1968, when he first hit the big time In atock-car racing.) Last year he edged out A.J. Foyt for the Olsonlle "DrtvCT ol the Year" award and won his MCOnd straight Grand National Stodt Car DrMng Championship. He made more than $500,000 In ptz.e money In 1977. Including $63, 700 for wtnnlng Daytona, the biggest ol the Grand National events. He also became the ftnt driver In the history ol the National Association for . Stodt Car Auto Racing (NASCAR) competition to start and finish every Grand National event. Yarborough grew up on a tobacco farm and got hb ftnt taste ol chiving In a soapboK dctby at age 10. He ftnished f..-bKk In the pack ~t became IO Infected with the excttemcnt ol racing he dcdded he would U-n cwrythtng he could about c.ars. He and his friends began rebulldlng old cars. and at 15. he drove one of them to victory on a small "outlaw" track. Yarborough's early days In racing were dlfflcuJt. He was lucky to "'°" $80 a wttk, racing on small. d!rt tr.du and towing his own race car. He recalla that on one trtp he and his wtfe oouJd not af. ford a SOC bridge toll (they managed to ftnd only 37¢ under the beck scat). After explaining his situation to the toll keeper. they were allowed through, went to Savannah. Ga .. and he lost the race. He had to bonow money from the race pro- moter to get back and made sure to pay the 13¢ he OW8d when he recrossed the bridge. Yarborough's big victory In 1968 was foOow.d a . year later by a crash In Texas that seemed to finish his career. But he. fooled everyone by returning to the track a few months later. He aublc~tly began to pile up a sh~ady strum of vtctories In Grand National competition. He has Invested sucx:adully In farming. real at.ate and a fertlher buslnea and fies his own plane. He and his wtfe Julie have three girts: l!J Ju)e Mne. 15, K.lly. 8 and a.tty Jo, 6. Mlf90N JEWELRY Dept. FJ.a5 841 l.exlngeon Ave. ,.... ~ N. Y. 10022 ,... """,... .. ••bllOtdlnery Wllue d f-.hlOn jewillry. 0 115..00 Mlfth d elegn tind Ml~ tor ontt $2.00 plul -polllgeMdhlndlng. 0 $30.00 Mlfth (11 dMferwnt producla) d......., tor ontt $4.00. (W9 P9Y .. pGltllQ9 Md hlndlng dwgel.) NAME.~~~~~~~~~~~AGE___ ADORESS~~~~~~~~~~~~~ MINION JEWELRY Dept. FJ.as 841 ~"-,.... ~ N. Y.10022 "'--"""me Ilia ..nordlfwy,,.. dt-.hlon )ewetry. a 11s.oo Mlfth "_.,..,., tw1......., tor ontt 12.00 plul soe-..,., herdng. 0 $30.00--" (II ...,.pn.!dl.dl)d~bontf 14,00. 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Thae dbtlndioc11 belong nc1u-at times she was a -s>hystcal and emotional stvcfy to Unda. wreck." Now,. for the 6rst time,. she seems Unda Is bright. beautiful and in .__, of h laJ.nted She's the queen not on-conuVI er career. ly of rod but of the country sound as wd Her appeal. In fad, acmes aD barriers. from .,. youngstcn and o&dsten 10 rural and urban folis. Unda will tum 32 this JuJy. but her mu*81 roots go back to when she was a kid. the third ol four children bom 10 Gihrt Ron- stadt and his wife R°'8ma1y In T uaon, Artz. Early on, Linda was inlJoduced to lhe IW4tet re· trains ol Sp.nlsh ··Ranct.ero • musk:. and her dad remembers her as a child, Malways s1"9fng atound the house.· Last year he and Unda co-au· thottd the song Mlo Slento MI Vida M (The Story of My Ufe) for Unda·s Hosten Doc.on IM Wind abum. He sdl enjoys woridng OUI transla!X>ns of her htt songs and m:cndy completed a SpanWi version ol MBlue a.you•" Alta )ult OM Mmatcr al ~ zona State. Linda dedd.d to -..di for rnoq fertlle singing IOi In California. Although she had her t•• moral SUPPOft -"'yoti can·1 keep them with you forever." says her father -she antved In Hollywood, berety 18. with all of $30 In her )eana. With- in three years. her band. The Stone Ponevs. had Its flnt hit sin· gle. MDiffftent Drum." Then, In 1968. Linda recorded her flnt solo .a,um. For the next Mwn yean II was nonstop touring and tecordlng, with a Grammy-award nomlnatton along the way. Aa her~ !Pftf, Unde worked around the clock. Soon the ttraln tiegan to show. To compllcate m.ttes. her produe- en and manegeTS we9 often her boyfw1enct.. Bv 1974, u she hit the lop of the cham. for the first ttme. she was in rough shape. As she describa It. MWhen 'Hurt Lile a Wheef ~t 10 No. 1. I went around apo&ogtdng. saying. Tm not that good a llngft. • I got so wlf-c<>nldous I couJdn·1 sing al aD. rd become a physlcbl and emotional wreck. - Today. nearly four years later. she Is sttD riding a tidal wave ol audience appreciation. bul there's a differe~. She now Is m«e rcJaxed and comfortable. In the glaring~ of the foot· lght5, her vbanl vocals pour forth much more assufedly. Off.stage. 100. Linda has found new poise. She admlta that It Is a dattng year fOf her: .. I hav« lots of boyfNnds. • Recent· ly, &he's been seeT'I with several hendsoma bKhclcn. tndudlng Callfomla Governor Jerry Brown. and has urned the tide of '"Rod's Most EJlglble Woman.· Unda ,_ her ~ In altt· tudc and new confldeta er. due. In large part. to her ament managft. •n Engkhman named Peter Ashet. who alto manages James Taylor. He has been atilt to steady Undas feelings wt.Ila effectively balancing her career. With regard to llnda"s transl· lion. he says. "for the first time Unda feels ln control ol her career. She can MC a pottern, a kind ol reality to things.·· Country dnglng star Dolly Par· Ion Us<> hes been helpful. "Dolly taught ma that you don't haw to sacriftc:e your femininity to hawa equal status In this rM1e-otimted bu1tnesll. * says L~. '"the only thing that glW:S you equal status It your musicianship. period!" If Linda's now more In touch with her strengths. she also knows her weaknesses ... Anyone can hurt my feebngs. •· she says. MBut they don·1 get a 1eeond chance If I we something Is go- ing lo hurt me. I get out of Its way. h's too easy to ·get destroyed." As a result. many of her songs express vulneTabillty and defiant resilience. Nbw that Linda has achieved fuU-f\edged superstar status. she has managed to slow down her pace. spending much of her let· sure time In her new home In Malibu Colony. Calif. Hn private time remains very much her own. and In matters ol love she tries Mio walk that fine line between being strong and trying to avoid betng callous." she says. "You either cic>M the door. °' you open It I keep the door open -with the scrwen· ~closed· Linda has come a ~ way fTom the barefoot. blue·Jeaned · country girl she once was. Now she gets so many offft'I fOf work that she can't accept them aD . Wont she has taken on Includes a European tour this fall and cut· ting an album with country sing- ing star Emmyfou Hams and old friend Dolly PMton. During Unda's la5t U.S. tour. toward the end ol a concert per· fonnan<:e a small bdl appeared on·etage at her feet. "Gee.· quipped Unda as she pulled out a corsage. Ml haven·t had one of thae since my hJQh·Khool prom.· Then, sh.rtng a laugh. • she added, "Mli5t be ~te night." Mutt be. for ewryone seems to haw fallen for Unda Ron· ,_ stadt In• btg way la6' ounm..-.. _,~ ·~ --nr ......... ............. &.. ..... ,.. ... •!¥ I ... n _....,lllllt. ••tt..n.10r. ~lal ••• .-r::=:r.:-c: ................ .., . .................... .................... .,. ......... dllllll. dlllllt•• .... -.... ,.. ....... 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Needs little spacc- Plant in rows for a delightful mini orchard or spot plant for decorative accents. lWJl/Mwdwalw .... ~ _. u.tei a._ t.s.Mi 4 ,_Slut ul know what I like out of . life. And one of the things I like is smoking. But theres no get-~ ting away from the stories I keep hearing about cigarettes and high tar. 'There's also no get- ting away from why I smoke. I smoke for the pleasure of it. fur the taste. And for enpying a cigarette after my long day as a teacher: 'Then at night when I workmyotherjob-asadrummer -I enjoy lighting up between sets. · It's part of the way I live. uror me, the dilemma was how to find a cigarette that could give me taste without high tar. And that was quite a dilemma. uWhich is why I appreciate Vantage as much as I do. It's the only low-tar cigarette I've found (and I've tried several other brands) -Werning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette SmoUlg Is Dangerous to Your Health. • ,,, •• ' .. ,-o.••~<.o<.• " that really gives me ciga- rette taste and satisfaction. 'l\nd the Vcintage filter is espec:iall y neat because its firm.yet easy drawing. "As fur as Vantage goes, my mind is made up. And thats just the way I like it:' ~.·£·&:>J~ /~kc Barbano Atlanta. Georgia alotoftac .. AlTIR.\n ........... OJ ... limlinl. MENTHOL tl .... "111",0.8 mo. nieotinl. w,psciglr.ne. FTC AlponAUG. 77; ALTER ms. n ... ¥.OJ ............. .,FTClll!Mt . I While the Nicklauses and Watsons are winning thousands each week. hundreds of others are living from hand to mouth in a struggle for a chance to make the big time. By Arlene Garbett Wayne Levi of Hertdmer. N. Y . proba· bly wor'ks harda' than anyone you know He regularly puts In 10-hour days of ex· haustlng physical wori<. rarely gets a day off. and when he'' not wori<lng, he's usual- ly on the road to the next job. The pay 1$n't great. etttler -bMefy enough to get by But he lows his wodo:. and most people envy him. Wayne Levi Is a profusiooal golfer. He also Is a .. rabbit." one of the mOfe than 100 touring pros struggling to gain a spot In weekly toonuiments. Like most other -rabbits:• Wayne. 24. dreams o( getting to the top. Ask him about winning a tournament Of becoming one of the privileged top-60 money win· nen (they don't l\ave lo qualify fcx loor· naments). and he'D grin and admtt ~11·s pretty farletched." But then a dreamy look setdes on his f~. as if to say. "WeU ... maybe 1 can do It - Most of the players think that way Troo ble Is. the odds are stacked against them because competition Is so fierce. There are 420 golfers on the Profession· al Golf Association tour. Last year, Tom Watson was the top money winner with a hefty $310.653. But 190 playe., earned nothing al all. Not a penny. An equal num ber took In some winnings, but not enough to meet expenses. Getting onto the tour In the first plaa Is a~. Most players join IM the Tour Qualifying School in Pinehurst. N.C Ifs not a "Khoor' In the usual sense. ahhotlQh there art a few days of lectures on such topics as finance. tournament etiquette and player rules. Actl·ally. the school Is a competltton: six rounds of golf subject to elirl'ffnatlon after elimination. Wh•n Wayne Levi tried It last June. he was one of more than 400 players vying fcx 26 tour openings. And these aren't averoge Sun· day hackers. A typical Reid Is ffiled with coOcgc and state champions. Getting good &nough even to try for th. pro tour takes years ol back-btuklng wor'k .. PGA olftctaJ Jadt Stirling took time off fTom su,,_rvttlng the Wat.chester Clas- sic's pro-am tournament at the exclusive Hampshire Country Club in Mamaroneck. N. Y.. to describe the process. Most players. he said. learn the game as pre- teens. play all thJOugh high school and col- lege. then practice in earnest. The Ideal tralnl.ng process mean.s hitting about 600 balls a day. MThat meJJns.-he explained, "swmging a club every 45 to 60 IC!COOCis and doing It loor hours In the morning. breaking fcx lunch. then another four hours In the afternoon -day after day. - AD the while. he added. the player Is ana- lyzing his grip. his SWlng, his stance. Once on the tour. most players muat qualify fcx each tournament. During day- light saving time. 156 golf en can compete in each weekly tournament. The number drops to 144 dunng standafd time because there are fewer hours ol sunlight. The top pl.!yers get first crack at those tpats. and sometimes as few as five p&aees att avail- able fcx quallfiers Stltllng said low-um· lngs players are under pratUI'«. so they're most Inclined to try every paycheck oppc>J· tuntty and travel each wee4t from tourna- ment 10 tournament around th. country. No matter how much the player loves the game. added Sttrllng. Ifs a demanding life: M onday is fOf qualifying, T~y ls the practice round. Wednaday. the pro-am. Thunday through Sunday. the tourna- ment -that is. If he makes h. A5 Stiriing spoke, the playft'S started coming back from their day of golf. It soon became apparent that for aJI the hardships of the tour. some hinge bcneftts are to be enjoyed. Most ol the pros stayed at the club for cocktalla on the terrlla! and a steak dinner In the ba~oom ft was a free meal many ol them probobly needed. Says one PGA oftldal: "If you·re a great singer, you"re a great linger. ft usually doesn•t take you a few years to flnd qut: But most players can't face thOt reahty. The lure of the golfing ltfe and the dream of the b6g win stay wtth them because a fortunate few do make h. Sometimes, It's )ust luck. Andy North had back trouble lest summer and didn't think he was In shape fcx the Westchester Classic:. Yet he won. chalking up his ltr$t win In live YtW$. and picked up $60.000. Andy Nonh had good ru10n to be proud. but he sttll had a few words that go to the heart of pro golf: MThls Is the screwi- est game that's ever Men. fve played a 1oC ol sports. and nothing compans to the d!f. flculty of this game. And anybody that tells you It's not difficult l5n '1 a very good player. You can play the exact way two days In a row and shoot~ one day and 80 the next: b&lls bouncing the wrong way. not making some putts.'' 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Parental dJscrdoo Is advised -Robert Orben The frusbated tro/llc·)ammed driver tu~d to his wife and mllltt~d 011grily. -rm nol going to buy another car unl.ua a a:trctch..of highway comes unth It." -Dcxolhea Kent ByFrMk~ LITTLE EMILY I fm waiting for my mother. Shes inside being rec:ycled." THE DOCTOR ARD YOU How To Know If Your Child Has Croup ,· ·, ... , ' " I ... ; .. •·\"('"' A barking sound In a house with a small child may signal a medical emergency - especially If there Is no dog In the family The bark could be a child's croupy cough. a rrue emergency In small children The harsh. brassy. barking cough of croup comes from swelUng of the 110ice boK and vocal cords. which usually Is caused by an Infection . Croup Is a fairly common diseue causcd by many 11lruleS and a few types of bacte· rla. Older children and adults shake off the Infections In a day or two, and aweDlng of the vo6cc box In oklcr P4fople II not VCTY dangerout. Since 1he structures •• ~ the swc!Ung rarely produces more than a little cough and hoarMMU. But In .maD children. whoM air ~ays are nar· row, even a hm. awcttlng can eomp&.tely choke off the a!Nlay. Croup usually strikes without warning While it may be preceded by sneezing. runny nose &nd coughing for a day or two. the usual onse1 Is just the harsh. brassy barking cough. Without medical attention and with bad lucl<. the infection can choke the child within mlnulH or hours Al the tum of the century. ··croup ket· ties.. were popular as treatment They were merely big rea pots that released large amounts of steam Into the air Basic tttatment hasn't changed much. but now W1i? use cold Tllllhef than hot steam because It Is more comfortable and easier to make The quickest way to get a croupy child to feel a little better Is to take him Into the bathroom. close the doon and tum on a cold shower. Within a minute the room air w\D become damp. and the chlld should begin to tweathe more easily. For the seliously ill child. antlblo41cs and cortisone drugs are sometimes used They are helpful for croup cauHd by bacterlo but not for croup caused by viruses. In any case. they take a while to woric. so even In hospitals. the baste lm~dlate treatment Is high humidity. A few children become so sick that they have to have a hole cut In the wlndplpf below the blockage of the l/olce box. This operistlon. called tntc:heotomy. Is some· limes done as an emergency procedure and Is lifeav1ng. It Is an Htreme measure that should not often be necasary. So If your smaO chtld wokes up bat1'1ng like a big dog. head f« the ~ •nd call the doctor. -..... -'· Pomt. M.D. t"I0,000 REWARD! ,. We11 Pay You $10,000 For A 1943 Copper Penny Like Thia One; If• Dltterent From Most 1943 Penn .... Cm You Spot The Difference? !. t ' ·' : . \ \'."/ ·.~ .. ) Qtd You..,_... nm Com Toct.r? TNM of h m.ny oet......,.. con thlll might lllip thrOuQh ,..,_,, ~ In your change ....... SOme *'-.... bt1nQ you °"' $1,000. Mr. J .G.M. of St. Loula reo.ndy found a pemy like the OM "'°""' 1n .,. p6ci\n eow. How To..._ A Klllng In Colnl I want to '91 you about a,.. guldebootc which teMa hOW to find OfdiMtY coins U\at he¥9 greet wJue, la It worth a coupe. of mtnut. of your tJme e9d'I dey loc*lng at co6na If It cen mMn enough money to to buy a t.w of the lwwMI In llfe befofw you .,. too otd lo 9njoy them? Then ,._ on and find out how ~yourCOU. <*'I bt. CoNC. .. Tumed lnlo~ Y•, you e1n find • klinuM ln your own podcet. peopa. who know what to look tor.,. dotng It wetY day. fmeglne own- ing thlngl tlb a new~ or e11r or .... ~ your picture In the .,.,.,. . You cen be ON of the fortunatll peopae to ltrik• It rich It you know whit cotne to look for. 8lg ProMI From ...... CMl'le Not long ago wetY ooln of. <*taln type trtpted In vak'9 aamo.t ~ Thia coW'8Q9 type w.n't rere. The tat.al In- a.. en veiu. to people who knew what to tOOk '°' amoum.d to ..... of dot-.... lt'I pGelibll to add a_.,.. coin lo your trMIU,. ~-=" dsV I~ bV go- ~ through change. HeN'aTheSecl'Wt The -=r.a Is to know what you're tootling tor. A lllght dltter.noe lltla a ..,.aal mint Our bnftd MW 1971Coln ~ book ..... JOU how ...... -..rece•e Nit coin deeter ll*Mll I I to per tor hundr'9dl of ........... colna. For Up Certain NI<*• Old.ct Before 1914 1932 193S 1955 1901 1981 1~ To $96.000.00 Goed Com. Sitwr Oolltn au.rt en Half Oolltn ~ OlfM9 ea.000.00 75,000.00 5,000.00 1,200.00 10,000.00 310.00 c;...,, ... --....., ...... ~ ....., '*°'9 ... ~ .... --.,.. .......... ma.-CM make one coin wottti $1.200.00 mote than the --ldel1tlcal co6n with-out the lp9d8I rnMl. You c:ou6d -.lty pw a dlUllble coin to 80n'le0t ...... if you don't know wtwt ,.,. mi. wld fMlk• to k>ok tor. ' guar'Mt• tNs ... ,,..-heppen to you aft« you «def The Coin Guidebook. Ordlf Now To o.t TM Highest Prtcel For Y0411 Colnl • The Cotn OuldeboOk c:ontafnt pk;tuf• and Ustlnga of hu~ of coins that have eactra v•ue. tt gtveia the p'1cea we QUU'antel to pay tOf them If you Mnd them to us aft• following the epecia& aafety malling lnstructk>N given In the guidebook. tt't written eo anyone can un· demand It Md profit! Order your Coln Guidebook no. eo that you oan leetn the rare dat• and how to IPOt v•tUlble col,.. Coins dOn't ~ to be otd to be valuable. Hotel on to your coins. bUt don, Mnd theM to us untJI you r'9lld the Wlf'/ lmpoftant malHng lnstruc>- tlons In the Coln Guld9book. You Lole .. TNIOU.•• You can ltt'lk• It rtctt 1n ootns with abtotutety no risk be- cauM the C<Mna you find will atwaya be worth at !eat their fece value. The Coln Guide- book wlll alto hold ha value, beolUM we guarantee to buy It beck from you •ny time for exactty What you peld for It ••••••• 11811NoAlekCoupoftNowt •1 o I enetoee $1M plut 50t Coln V,._ Co. •• post8ge and handling. Send I me your NW. 1978 Cotn lloJI t11• -ZH -1 Guidebook that coni.m. MIMta. GA. ... I I pk:tu,.. and llttlnga of hun-1 dl9de of coina end the pnc. Hem• I I that you guenintM to pay tor I them. It exple.lna In Ml)' to Add~---------1 oncWltand 1anguage how 10 I I IPOt colnt wtth rare datel City I and mint metb. I Total emoune endc>Md: ... • 21p I I . I • -.1 ·-~----------------~---- Don't Take Chances On Your Chlld'sUfe Is your child protected from lhe most serious childhood diseases? Chances are he or she isn't. HEW says rhat mOl'e than 20 m1Jhon of the country's 52 mUlion • children undeT 15 haven't been completely vacc1na1ed against lhese 7 serious dis eases· measles. pobo rubella (German measles). mumps. diphtheria. whooping cough and tetanus. If you're confused clbout whar shots your child needs. there's a new Govern- menl booklet designed to answer yoor quesllOOs. llle Po~enu' GW<h to Child hood Immunization uplams what protec· 11on is needed. when children should be Immunized and includes a chart for you to record your chlkf's vaccinations. For your free single copy of the booklet. wnte: Consumer lnformalion Centei. Oepr 519 F. Pueblo. Colo. 81009 Free Help On Tues For Older Americans This year 1/1 of au oldet Americans may overpay their taxes simply because they don't have enough lnfonnalion. "Tax re· qulrenl4?Tlts fOI' <*Ser dtizens are cspedaDy comp&ex." says Elll~ Carlson of the A mf!f- laln Ass'n. ol Retired Persoos. "because of rhe special beneflts and tax breaks lo which they're often entttled." But now there's help available -and It's free. The AARP and the Nafl. Reltred Teachers Ass' n. are sponaonng a nation· ~!tie Tax Aide program In which okler dtl· zens who have been specially trained by the Internal Revenue Service are providing flee tax counsenng f()f their peers. The volunteer counselors don't fUI out retums thernselvet bUI functk>n as ad· v!Mn. If a problem Is too complex fOI' them to handle. they will refer "clmts" to the IRS'1 own countellng MMc:e or to a quallRed -=count.nt. If you need help In pteparlng your In· come tax returns Of If you know tomconc who docs. find out the loc:atton of the TH ~ program nearest you by wrltl.og tO! ru Aide. c/o AARP·NRTA. o.pt. FW, 1909 K St.. NW. Waahlngton. O.C. 20049. llMDWEEKD' .,,,. N•"'pap« M•zlne ........... , ............... Momin Fm b ....... V.~ ....... .,.,._ Pat1'ck M.~ (MG utM W.&cott o.o.mo ------ I f How To Foll Dognappers To foil dognappen. have you; dog paln- lessly tattooed by your local Humane Soci- ety and register the ~llfication mark Susie was only going Into the grocery stOC"e fcx a few things. so she tied ha miniature poodle to a paridng meter When she came our ol rhe stOl'e 10 min· utes later, the dog was gone. Ue m<>11 people. she didn't realize that ~it only takes a minute to steal a dog and drive olf In a C4f ... says Irving Wai ol Petfin<krs. a non· prollt pet-locating cooperative in New YorkOty West says it's a myth that only pure· bfed dogs are prime dognapping t~. "A few people out to make a fast buck wilt pick a dog with a good appearance 10 MU on the street." he 1ays. "but mClfe aophlstl· cated dognappcn wlU foUow around a dog and owner to get an Idea ol the emottonal bond between them." Obesity And Cavities Unrelated Chlldrcn who eat locs of candy tend to get cavllia. as you surely know. But. report Univ. ol Pennsylvania dent.al te· searchers, they don't necasarlty get fat. After studying 2.300 rural grade tchool· ers, researcher Dr. bwln I. Ship says that although obesity and dental decay have both increased with growing afflualce, they are not c.le.arly linked. Humorous Lecturee No Joke Thole witty cou.u. profesl(ll'I know what's good fOf their students eftc all. A study at S.n °'9go (Calif.) Sta .. Univ. If your dog ii sto&en. Wat adWc:s ,.. porting the theft to th. poke, then making poams that Include date and loeadon the animal was at and lts colQr. brud. MJt and Identifying tattoo. If offertng a reward, say so but don't specify an amount. When you're called about the dog. don'r let relief overwhelm your common sense. Contact your local police department f()f advice on malong arra,.ments. F<X mote Information, send 35( fOf a copy of the booklet. What to Do When You L~ Your P~. to: Petfinders. PO BGx 205-FW. Planetarium Station. New York. N. Y. 10024 showed that humor helped students do better on tests Undetgradu.ttu taking psycho&ogy at· tended either • Mrious lech.n °' 1 of 3 humorous lectures. The 4 groups ICOfed equally we,!) on a qutz lmmedlate)y aher the lectures. But on a retest 6 wnlu later, students who had attended the humorous &ecture ~ supetor recall. However. not )\&st any jokes will do. Htun« that wasn't related to lecture con- cepts didn't help students In coml)fehen· don Clf retention. But It did lead to a more faY«able evalu.atlon ol the lecturer. Bad Handwriting Cauaea Business Losses Tffdlen take note. A new survey re· pons that matt than 95% of Amcrlc:M bu.sinesMs may be lo.Ing money due to bad handwrU!ng. The study, conducted by Mo«m Office Proccd ura magazine and a tract. otganl· .z.atton. says that 79% ol the businesses 1WVeyed report losea due to hard· to-read messages and Instructions. In addition, U. legible recocds. mall and accounting en• mes were clot!Md by anotheT 16% ol thOM $Urvey«d. Quick Takes How ..U are famW.. la ,cM&r state ~ •P wtdi 1.0.don? The Census Bureau reports that during the early 70's the big winners In the race against Inflation were Alaska. N.O .. La .. Neb .. Wy. and Miss. In each of these states family Incomes increased by 65% Of mC>fe. Alaska's 80% In· crease gave the state the country's highest median family Income ($22.4321. while even a hefty 65% In· crease couldn't boo5t Miss out of ~st place ($9.999) Regionally. median family Income grew fastest in the Sourh and slowest In the Padflc and New En gland stales la there • baby boom ln our future? No. says a Rand Corp. study that predJCts rhe nation's birthrate will probably stay low as long as the econ- omy remains firm. Why? Strong econ- omy means higher pay for women. making work a more attractive option Moet people read boob for .,.. a..n, but now tbere'• a book for thoee who want to ftncl out ~ quntlone. This scholarly work. called the Encyc/~dlo of lgn<Nonce. con- tains eminent scientists' thoughts abour what rhey don't understand In I heir fields. Brain baffleTs include how the ~ts att formed and how the ner· vous system Is constructed. And then, says the book, there's stlll the btgges1 question al all: MWhyT BIRTHDAYS (aU Pisces): Sunday - Lee Marvin 54, Merle Oberon 67: Eddie Arcaro 62: Smokey Robinson 38. Mon- day -Sidney Poitier 51; Sandy Duncan 32; Nancy Wiison 41: Gkiria Vanderblh 5 1: Boffy Sainte·Marie 36: Phil Espo$ito 36: Robert Altman 53: J . Geils 32 Tu.,.. clay -Rep. Barbara Jordan 42: Sam Peckinpah 53. Tricia Nixon CoK 31. Wednaday -Robert Young 71: John Mills 70; Sen. Edward M. Kennedy 46 Th~ -Peter Fonda 39: Wiiiiam L. Shirer 74. Elston Howard 48: Johnny Winter 34. Friday Shirley Macl.aiM 44: Joanie Sommers 37. Sabmlay -George Hamson 35: Dlane Baker 40: Anthony Burgeu61: Tom Cour1enay4l. BIRTHDAY PEOPLE: Slt~Mad•'ne aocl s.... Edward ... Kealled, ---..... number d. smokers . high tar favorites i>r Low Tur-Enriched F1avoi. cigarette. It used to be only high tar cigarettes could deliver rich, satisfying tol?acco 'flavor. Used to be-until MERIT. Recent reports 6n 'Enriched Ravor' tobacco -the new taste technology of smoking-show most MERIT smokers are making the move directly from their high tar cigarettes. - Man:y from brands they've enjoyed far years and yeaTS. It seems MERIT is filling. the taste void for these smokers, the most hard-to--.. UJN TAR-'ENRICHED FLA\Ot' 0 ~ Mante hie. ,,,. Kings: 81119"ts: • 0.6 mg nicotin119. per ciQll'ltt•. FTMeportAuQ'.n 100' a; 111119"1•:' 0.8 mg nicotinuv. per cipnaa by flt Mtthod. please critic:$ of low tar cigarettes. . Taste tests among thousands of smokers show why. MeritMatmes Higber'Jar Competitioo Both MERIT and MERIT lOO's were tested against a number of higher tar cigarettes. Overall, smokers reparted they liked the taste of both MERIT and MERIT lOO's as much· as the higher tar cigarettes tested . Cigarettes having up to 60% more tar! Only ·one cigarette has 'Enriched Flavor' tobacco. And you can taste it. "- Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking ls.Dangerous to Your Health. ~.&IOO's ' ' -. > .. SENSATIONAL OFFER . -. For Flower Lovers Who Want Outstanding Beauty At A Low Prtce! CUSHION MUMS HEALTHY I HARDY ••• fUll Y GUARANTEED '.IAIL ,'.10NEY-SAVl~G COUPON TCDf,y ----.---~ ,.-.. ................. _ ........... ~ ............... .... .................. ,.. .............. .. ...,.,._. • enMI w I _, ,..... ..... 15.,. tw ..,.. O..llfke,..... . .. CAT • ...., -nm ..r -CUIHl09I .... 10 for fl.ID 111 l'WolUMl~fUI -~ m IEDUllt, •for ti• 100 llMMCIWI. 2S fW f1M • -QICIWIMT'Clt, • .., fl .• l ... TUIUClll. ........ ., .: . -.., 11 ' ... PIACOCll GllC6ID.., .. ....., ... 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Have More Fteedoml Thi• u . fu»-wrva •partawnt tiot.L •nd it_.,,. 1utt th•t Our hCM&wu.pn, tuff will kMp your apertnwnt iw•t Ind ·~ <-mab tlw beclt, too). Thi• ftfft you to stw )'OW' time to your OW'ft punuttt. Remain Near Your Friends! Vil&. VllmN'• 1t1nd .. im. or tht c.1rd room/llbmy or the ncrution Antu, or tvfn the bc1uty u lon •rt art•t 11therin1 tpott lot frWndt. Munwhlle. you're rtmalnlna In the Hmt nfllhborhood Mar your l.launa Hille frlftllk i ncl all tht eodal lift you ord1NrU1 tnlOy ~Villa Valencia In T1w GtHI lte1iN9Wftt World ol ~N H~lt A.._ .... ,_"'-..JAllT .. Y ... ~ AND IT ALL COSTS LESS THAN YOU'D THINK! When you musurt Viii.a V.iltnc••'s m•ny ttrvicts •g11n•t your prtunt circumtl•n•f'S you m•y well d1tc.ovtr th41 th1t lund 1•f gr1c.1ou• full·nrv1et •putmf'nt-h••ttl hf1· t) ,, prtftr.blt UH' of your uKt-11f-l1v1n1t J1•ll.in. rtnfRls from $650 ptr monlh s.nct for O.t11l1 T ocl.y If you w1nt to· know more 1bout tht c1rt· fru lift w1ltin1 for you It v.11. 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Investigators for the Air Force's Project Blue Book have come up with satisfactory explanations for only 70 per cent of these sl~ht lngs ... leavlng 30 per cent totally unexplainable. · Jack Webb's new NBC series. Project U.F 0 .. dramatizes the Air Force efforts into discovering the ' truth abOut unidentified flying objects and the rash of sightings over the past thirty years. Webb has obtained all the microfilm files of Project Blue Book from the National Archives under the Freedom ot Information Act. After undertaking the expense of having all the documents printed from the microfilm. Webb called on his long-time colleague Prof. Frank LaTourette from UCLA to read all of the files-some 400,000 documents in all-and find which ones would make suitable story material for the television senes. Next. Webb found retired Alt Force Col. Willlam T. Coleman. who headed the real Project Blue Book for five years. to produce the series Coleman. aa chief Washington spokesman tor the project, hac;t the responsibility of initiating investigations into sight- ings of U.F.O.'s "Our criteria for looking into a sighting was a 'high strangeness' about the sighting itself and a 'high credibility' on the part of the witness. If we had bOth those factors present. we invetlgated the sighting." Many sightings of U.F O.s are explainable by natural or man-made causes. "There are hot air balloons as big as football fields carrying payloads.·· Cot Coleman explains. "Some of these have been sighted by commercial airline pilots-and when you're 35.000 feet up and have no orientation to the ground. one of those balloons can make you wonder what you're seeing Or. Miiier. an advocate on preventive dentistry, would like to help you & your family with all your dental care. For your con- venience Or. Miiier offers convenient payment plans. Miiier Dr. Alan Miller, Family Dentist 2979 Fairview Rd., Costa Mesa · 979-3970 (at the comer of FomJJew & Boker. west of Son Diego Frwy) IUNDAY (Coftdftu.d) • 1'fillw ,.... A.-bdlc Cover-ae ol lb• m MM s.iM ba~e>M "500'' Stoel Cal Race ((IJ) CJ)) s,.r-. • s... '"' 0 Cl) .... lZ ...... : (CJ "Tiie U..U" S U.1. r .. •,.n (wes) '71-Bwt lallasttt, Rolltrt ID CtNC ......... Ry111, ltt J. CoOb. Sllerff North e f r,..., • lllM: <CJ "C.Jbi• llereU. 12 30 ...,......,.. (ldY) 'Sl-Grtl0f1 -; -Pea. Y11111111 Mayo • Cl), .... llatiel ~TllNW (J)O.,tfMirKlll .... • .... e 0 Cl> G Q) o,..ic 0.. G C:.... 8.uti.U arats Mchy Mantle 111d _, T ... T-c W~ht M1ys contptlt •111nu PIO collcn AlllOld Palmtr 111d 1111 Flo,d -4:30- 111 lltt f0W1h 111 llld wnn of sinal• e "' s-., a.. tfllllNllOI bowl111t NtdltS 0 Cl) M illie ,,,_ • <•Cl)) DirldilM ................ ... .... (C)"IMll ii die .... ,..., ......... 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Art ··~,..,. .-.. .. e.... -J:lO-• f ........ Tllt Mn bfunN llOll"" arou• of Catholic "'"". left tllt Olwtll lo llml •• 1"4tpu dt•l rlliciM COIMltrlritJ. • WOMan rabbi; ud • ft111tlt ~Ian pnest. "' Ctril llnat's )"ums ............. -l:4S-• (0 CJ)) Cl) ........... 4'100 .................... Set • Cl> 0 (8 (())UC't a.. ..... 10 I iviiliG I TV WEEK. FEBRUARY 19. 1971 a a Cl>• a ... &Mt 1'I ....... &AM (Zlu) Patt I. £h11hth Montsome1y and H1I Holbf°°' SIM 111 this Stftll·llour adlpbllOll of tltt l'llt1U.r Pnzt·•tr•· a1111 SIOty by to.rad Ric.ttr abovl a COW•lfCMIJ Amtt1cu jllOllttr "°""' and htr loft for lier tnuly r.o.stlll lft JIM $ey1110111, Sltwe11 Kutsllld 0.-Erdsoa 111 "Tiit T rtts. .. Ill« yur is 1790 aod Ille Lucutt fa11111y of Ptu$)1Q1111 m nlkltc lo lilt wild foitst c:ov11try ti OM. O.Ct lllut, tllty dear lh trees and le1111 111e lt1ron ud WOllders of lm111 111 I lie l9lldtr Ilea .Or .. ...,. ....... . ... ~ ••o..., • • • .. 'hel1rt .. """' I ll11e111na" lu1n, un1w1re of V1011siy's lti.11dom111t of Krtty, re· lu1M unlllppdy to ll1s country llome. V11>11Uy, meanwllfle, h11 be<:ome 1nl1t111ttd •1111 Anna .s ....... -t:JO- • (Clll CD) Cl) Met flo sets • proposal tJ mar11111 lrotn a Middle Cistern slleli ind bt&im lo dtutn of I lltneff as "'Quttit of tltt Desert ·· ...... c--. ec.w.rt ....... 10:00 • (a?> CJ)) Cl) Tiit Cl,., ..,_., Slll9 Ku Bmy auests .°" .. ...., -~....., .... ....... lf«ill '77 Hellltctm ••C..-""' • Say .,., hp lrtht• It ...... t.-. ........... T-e""' "'*---10-.JO-• ....,s.pt .. .... • 11:00 • • <<nl CD)CI) a ._ .,...... . • CJ) 9 <• Cl)) ... • .... (CJ ..,..... (Ota) '70- Klt1wlnt lloSS. JNOA Ro'-ds. ..... : (CJ """' Cal ... Mr. 1Ms" ("'YS) '70-Sld11ty Pvllltr l~z • .... ''Tiit Trill of ~pl1n HllMa" .... .... ,s.a,wt -U:lS-CDma.. (<!Zl CJ)) llMe: '"blind Maw" -11:30-·--~ .... '-eOCl>B Mllfit:<CJ .,,.._.. (fh) '71-sttvt Mc:Outt•. Ela• Andtf'SOll •• ,.a. ..... fi =r.-'Solmer of ·u .. • ..... 0... .... (CJ ...,.. ,,,.... ., .... Jt11 .,..._ .. <•re) '69-Mau•• Snlifll, ~ Sltphens. -12-.30-a ei-. n.a .._ ... 111 -1:40-• ..... (C) ......... ....... (dn) 'ff-Jtl ft Stbtra. Sein Ganison, Att~Mt Hill, HollOI Blat~man TV WEEK. FE~ 1t. 1178 AT 1i HE WAS A PLUMBER. AT 22, HE BUILT HIS FIRST HOUSE. NOWHE'S28 AND WORTH A MILLION. BtartJ.ng tonight, Maury Pov1oh talks with the young andveryrichofLA.Howtheymadeit,howth~spend it, how they enJoy it and how they plan to keep it. A CIWlllL 2 llWS SPICIM llPOll TIE YOUIG MILLIOIAIRES WITll llAUIY POVICH MIGHT AT 5 S2 MONDAY I .. ta '11wte Cells .... f..,. WI" (111111) 'S4-0tfton Wtbb Ootollly MeGcmt I~• "'-I ..,.. Cd11) ·sa-C!larles 81011S011, Jun1ler Holden, Ktnl Taylor, Gloria :_rvz • ....._., Secttr <ckl> ·~9-Mau1ee11 O'Hm. Melvyn Ooullas. Glol11 Crabll!lt 1:00 S (C) "All II A •lp t's w.t~ (mys) '61-0ean Martin, Slwney Mela1nt l• <II (I:) "en-Ciilt" (hO<) '68-Cllnsto~er let J:JO • (C) "....... HlnliH Style" (mus) '66-£Ms Prultr Suunna lttlfl, J1mes Sh1ftla lvi@G '•'4 CI>"-ni.IT• <IIOCI>WM..W tl.._ ..... llldl (Ill> CJ)) f..., llltaif mu.w.·.,. <•(I))"' lilllC .. ........... • "' fl'Mdl Qef eo.~c..... 8:00 • ((lll CJ)) (I) 5eM Tille Sot11I Staioty could Sbnd 111 Ult way o4 love wlltn C1111dpi h1ns an4 h11 tidy d«idt 11' s ttme to c•t mamed e @CI>•Olltt1e HHst • tM l'rlirit Tiit ~rancer" An u11llwtd but •ullhy bo'f1111ns about family love wlltn ht's 111wo1Yed 1111)\t ac1tv1hes of tl1e l111atts family du11111 his imposed stay 111 Walnut Crovt e Me.It: (C) (111r) ''TN D ... lrldlen" (tom) '74-Stacy Ktach. Frtdenc rorrnt e (I) (Ill ( IB (I)) T1lt Sii •-Dellr ._ "Tht Demon Ma t h1M" Part I Slt•t Austin must oulwtt an 1nmd1ble math111t that tll1e1tens nabo1111 sewnty by t1k1nc control of tomputert thlt handlt the nation's secrets and lllOfttJ •"'..,.•WM e C. lnltt I rn.. ..... CC) (at) '1111 °"' .. Will IM....,. (dra) '63-Jtck ltlMIOll, l tt Ren11c• •c--. e Tiit 'rlllMr "Tht Guml" Number T wo·s latest ordtn ere that ~in Ille Villaat a to attend t "" kind of 1elloohnc •""" pio111 ISes • UllM111ty fftrH Ill IMtt m1aotes-but Ilse Iola of Ille ability to tJMn• tor tllNMt.es TV WEEK. FEBRUARY 19, 1978 • .... s.a on Dil •Qle'-USA -1:30- • ((ll) CJ)) (I) M"A-S"tl W!lt11 Colotltf Potttr a ordt1ed to repor1 to an I Corps 1111tral. he is stunned to lur1 11111 tilt 4077111 llas rturttd Ullfl'l'Ol'lblt pt/fOtmallCt ttpotb- from S0111to11e 1r1t11111 tht 1111tt .CWllb ... e SUUll o-ti. • &el ... Ulcit •Otwblr 9:00 e ((ll) CJ)) ()) TH ,..,... CMca ._. Od Van Oyu and Anny Arcllerd co-hos! tllts e11tert11n. mtnt awards presantstJOn Ill wtuch rea11tt11ts tit dtltfllllntd by tllt pvbllc and not by a wote of lllt WIMtfS' pttrt, e G CI> DID Tllt .. llllt: 1le ........ LIM l'trt 11. "Tilt F1tlds" Cllabtth Montcomery, Hal Holbrook, Jane Se1mou1, Steven Kt1ts Sayw1rd 1nd Port1us Wllttler becomt pa11nts of lour chijdten, one of whom dia; Saywttd's SISttt Gtnny aoes mad .. ,. lontlintsi, but later rtc0Vt11 htt lttalt~. Pllrt1uf 1nllu· tnu 1n tlM community "°"' • CJ) 111 <a CI>> ..-. C1:J (•) .,... A ....,.. (WU) '17- Cflns Dtltslt, SUSll! B11t1ow. Elyssa Dmlo$. Dolle McClute, O.Yld Doyle, Ross Maron. V" Monow, Paul BllRt, Jwic.a W~tr 111 the OU West, four WOl!tn llftak IMll of 1 Y~1111 pnson, ctrtt11 tfl10111• 1 sena of adwtn· turn u4 becolllt 1nwolvtd w1tll sa""I 1'1111-ut Teddy Roosenlt lrOlll ISSllSINbOn ....... • ...,, "llfll .. a ...-a:> car> "Cli*• UMrty" (dra) '73-Jimu C.u, M1rsha MUCMI, EN W1Hlcll. e Tiie ~ Prilll ''A Double Lrfe" FINI episode. ~m feels cull! 11 hrs succus. yet 1bo sulfen duoalr 11111 one of Ila 11onls w never betll pt'Otluted n 1 r~m The 1lrtt10•1 poses of lltS life*"' olten to bt • biudt11 ms....., -~~ .. 10:00 ..... . ....,. , ......... -10:30-..... • "' ar..-..... ii An "59enl C.tcMr-Tbe Art ol 8ety1 Sau" Los Allc•lts Wllll~I arttSI Betye Sur rs 1Hohl•d 111 lllrs him. Ktr 111t1nse, m111~1111rztd iuca. col teced ud bolld, st1111 fr0111 1111 IHtoCC~liolt with lilt °"ult ind mystical ll'Oflds, lht ntu1ls of Ille p1h111st and aslrotocer, lthsll1sm, voodoo, 1nd tlit motifs of AJnc.1 ftmlM'f 11 ftr .................. ...... llAYllll PIDllUIS. .. ...... ,_Cll I 1 ... 111 ..,. ....... DIYfmllCMD lO:IDS "See .._.. jldw) '40- Eml f'lyM, Btllldi MarsMll. Cl111de btAS, Oo111ld Cris,. Flori llobsel, Allll Hiie ltole"ltll.,.. (wa) ·41_ r... f ltf'lllY, ~ Scott. 0111 Alldrtw&. .loU Slltpperd, EltzJbttb h l11111111. •a:> ................ (111¥) '51 -Antllony Quill•. Jolin ~. Jody Lnrence. Arnold Mass. i:11 a a:> "LlllW cc1r1> ·12- Kat• Jldson, Katherine Jushce. Stua11 W.1.oltn. HI 9 CC>,,_.. w. F•· ...... (llor) '71-Lon Cllaney k .. J. Carro! Malsll. 1:JI • CC) "Qtll Clrtll Cirtll" (llMIS) '62-CMs Pttslty, Stella Stm1t1. IJurel Goodwin, Jtremy Slate. Benso• Foac. Robtrt Slnuss. Gwty f 111 8:00 • (() (lm CJ)) ... e DCll8._ emr...,o. • ()) Ill <• Cl)) ... I Tiie Liii Pert " 4 .. 1111 ..., .... ....... • L*n ...... C:O-l'd lrOlll S·JOl'M. l*1 ws. CliaCD eo.tct....., -~Q ..... ......... ,.... •• M-.,.., -':lO-• llMlt: CC) (11)"Mlfllll" (sasp) '6'-hrt I T~ Hedrea. Sa• Couefy. OilM BIM#, Mlrt111 CIOll, Loube l..lt1lam. Ala11 Nlpier. Cl)Tlle ........... e l*a ......._. The Los All· ..... UNr1 n. the CllicaCD Bulls l!I MlnCille . ......, (lm ())) "' &.. ..... ·°"'~ -~ ......... •n,.. 7100 ())..., .... ••• Cl) .... • <• (()) u.. a. Cl) t. ftl Ill Tnill •••LaJ ..... u (ml ())) ., """ --~--8&1111 t IT .... .............. ....... Cellllt -7:30- ()) ., """ -•c..lllC... ......... c.. • al D Cl)....,_. .... Petet ........ llolts. (() <•_(()) "" ...... .. ...., .... Stella Stevens sets her sights on Elvis, but the competition is fierce! · GIRLS! GIRLS! GIRLS! 9TUESDAY~ ~ Wiid ata,. .. a woman accUMd of fl}Ul'def an AIM RocOo pol1111Y9 hef jealous lc>Yer, In "A Qun ton o Guilt," the drama of a crlmlnal eaM that axamlnn juetic and pet'l()nal prejudice, on The CBS Tunday Night Movie a 9PM. SIDE-TRACKED GYPSY DANCER Mary Tyler MOOfe IS a "son1·and-danu 1i1I" 0nte 1ra1n and she's hn1n1 the time of her hfe1 Ht1 musical/variety special. Mary Tyler Moore's "How To Survwe the 70s and Maybe Even Bu1119 Into Happinm.' 111s Wednesday at IOPM on C8S "I've always thou1bt of myself as 1 fYpsy dancer who cot side· tracked into comedy," Ms M001e says "It's nice to be home 1111n This variety spec11I offers me a chance to do some 'artistic st1etch1n1' away from the situation comedy mold." And why had she 1umped"so quickly into 1 'trenuous, demand1n1 routine aft et stven years of The Mary Tyler Moore Show? "I've always been a person who en1oyed the routine of work. Dome a weekly se1ies was comfortable 1n that I knew wht1e I would be eve!} day IOI at least seven months a yur " Does that mun the1e's another weekly series in the works? ... "Th1t's difficult lo say," Ms. Moore maintains. "Several idus are beina dtveloped. Hopefully, It will be 50methinr that allows me to do that creative stretchina I mentioned before. It would be difficult, and marbe even impossible, to top the fine wor-of everyone involved in The Mary Tyler Moore Show for seven years. My interests now are to branch out, not to compete with that series but to tap new areas in my creative work." As to wlllt advice stie mi1ht aive youna 11r1s asptrin1 to be "anothe1 Mary Tyle1 Moore," sh• was definite. "Don't w1sl\ to be anothet anyone! Be that unique and totally special person who is yoinelf! Younr perlOfllltn 1od1y hive many 1dvantJ1es. Tbere rs so much IDOft television production today than several yurs aao. But there are some dmdvlntares. too The pressun Is tremendous-for new performers arid new shows beiause they have to succeed so quickly. One falst step and llltre's elways a110lht1 performer or anotfltf show wartinc tn the winpl" for 8111 Pmky, producer/director of MaIY's spec11t, ti was pure plusure because he has known Ms. Moore from the time he was a wnttr on the Dick Van Dyke Show nearly fifteen yeall •ao. "I lillt met Mary tn 1963," Ptnky recalls. "Sam Denoff arid I had JUSt written our hrst se11pt for the Dick Ven Oyh Show ind Carl Reiner 'brou1ht us In IQ be story editori for the show. Miry and Dick were both very rcupbv• and warm to us. Of course I fell madly in love with lier rifht then ind there. "Mary was just lneted1ble." he tonllnued, "the way she plciled up on thinas so quickly and took direction so well arid was always open to MW ide.s. I remember th1nklna she HAO to be • ai1antic superstar some day-not only for her talent but beceu~ she was so nice she deserved it! It's been fun to watch it all com~ true IOI her. ,.,. TUESDAY CCondnued) (!Ill Cl)) FlllllJ Alfw QI....., .... eu.i.ct,... C!!) "-ldlecl • °"' c..c c.Miea 8:00 • (!Ill CD) CJ) ~ cw. ..... llltkus a u Cl> a n.lil£...tn. .... LaM (lht) Colict "Tiit Ton" -£J11.1btth MoatcomvJ Hal Holbrool. Jane Seymour. Steven Ile.ts. louest llllwl. D,_ Enc son, Jeanttt1 Ncl1n, Dome Kannau1h and Bert Rt111sen Slywlrd and Port1111 Whttltr "osper and lhell ~e pOtrS str011tt1. dlolm spruds tbrou&fl tllt town and l'olt IUS II ont ol U1e WKhms. but Saywt<d, bnnas b1m Ille~ to health. Sayw11d llVU birth to I boy. f'olt lllS IS llllMd I 11M1ce IS Sap11d pit pain to mowt 111to lht 11111d nrw !louse tllat l'orttUS lw bu1ll .... : t1:> (2111) ...,... ...... • ~ ...,.. (mJS) ·10- l111el le1ch. Christopher Ceo11e . Juhe Htrris. f1111 D'ConllOI'. Barry SulllYlll. W•tt• Ptdcton •CI> o:1 era C1J>....,, °'" ronnt's Irle as a ''"' ludei n rttllltd to conv111« Cll«h1 thal it's llOI so cool lo be a mtmbtr al • 1an1 • ~ llnllllt -,,... • lllM: CC> (Zllf)...,... ~ & tk ,,., ... " (dra) 'S6-W1lllam Holdtll, Dtbcnh Ken. flltlma Ritter. llfWtY Mart111, W~h1111 Rtdfitld SC.... tD MlllywtN TtlffbiM Tkltrt "Actor" Htnehd Btniardt Md Gtora11 Brown star "' tlus or11111al 11t11$1Qf plly based on Ille colorful tlflJ lllt ol P111I Muni C'*'°I 1.apller Mtehlel Kidd is Sttn as the adult Mw111 IDT•,.... -l:JO- • (!Ill CD) CJ) SlilMa & ,.,... No 1nlor1111l1011 at Olll PIUS lllllt e CI> III (9 Cll) u.... _. Slii1ey 'Tiit Orr11n1 T tsl" llvtrne 1nd Shwtey'1 oddball ne!Cllbor tnd CO•WOr,er. Squi11y, llllY &It lh hawe·llo tS • truck d11ve1 for lht Scholz llleftfY unless he ~Hsts a written test. so the (iris help him cram to "keep on truckln' " •er.wt1a .(ltl ..... t._. • °"' lllJ 9:00 9 (!Ill CD) CJ) ••: CC> (Ziii) ·a Qlllllll tf Wt" (dra) • 78-T utJdiy Weld, Ron Litbman Ale• Rocco. Peter Masttl10ll An un ~nr atllldivt woman is acwsed of mutderint lltr cll~d 111 • lllPPfnt story about • cnm1nll ase th1t eum1nes ttie ISSlltS of monhty and 1usta 111 p<estnt *'Cly. and also delllOllSlntts how Ill• 111PG5ibon of Pff10MI llfttudices of lll4mduals may affect tlle11 cooduct when dul 1n1 witll tonfttet•na soc11I values • CJ) III<• Cl)) Tl11M'1 C...., "Days of Beer •nd Weeds" No one 1ulizts 111S1 how far I he landlord's ptdtn has aone to pot until he blackma1b his lltree youna le.nanll into handllnt the wted1n1 cllores. • ll'llllldt . ...,,'""' ... 8 M"lt: ct) (2111) "Wlll11ll" (hor) '7l-81uce Damoft, C1nut Boranlnt, Elsa hnchestu TV WEEK, FEBRUARY 19, 1978 a> .... ,,.. lltu!A -9:30-• CI> III (8 Cll) s.a, Jmica's .stOfllShlna bellawlll' on the hilt dly of lle1 murder tr11t '" lht duth ol lennis pro Peter C.mpbtll llKllS Ille tourtroolll 1nlo P111dtmon1um1 ..... 0,.... 10:00 ..... e CD <II (8 ())) f..ity "Tllf Cftenut" NlllC)' •Pllfll'S to be tht o"IY 111embt1 of tbe l1m11y who doesA't letl • sew ol lou 11ter her 1111SC¥n11e. while Do.a aod hrs lallltt (&uesi Omd W1ynt) try to settle unlin1slttd ptflDnaf business before the oldtr man vndt110t5 Sllrlffl .,,. lllMJlll HI ... Ille ....... .,.. .... Ill Surdl flf Tmorrw -10:30-. .., ._ 11:00 • Cl) • (!Ill CJ)) Cl) ...., U IIIUCl>ID._ e (8 ())) LM a-ical Style .... : (I:) "I, ' & z...M (dra) '12-Eknbelh hylol Mtehael C.1ne Susa11111~ YOik ••~c..,i. e Let'1 lllb A Dtll • '"""""' ZtlcM • Dk* CMllt a. • ,,,...... De llMiMldlf ., lllldltlll1.ttn ..,.,, -11:30- • (!Ill CJ)) CJ) .... ct) ~Attlcl • Ttmr. Tiit rll VtTM 1111 la ba IDI" Pvt II (dra) 7S- Nt' 8utty, John lleck. Georae Cnzwd, Wtynt A1>1m • 91 ()) • ..., c.- • l1I <• ())) ..... "Cmttnclo'' •11111 CM • Get Slult sn.1'1\a.. --~ ..... 12100 e Twilipt Ztlll CD ...... : "1'111 Wllttl le(' (0!11 '39-W~Oam Holdtn. 8a11>1ra Stenwyc•. Adolphe M•n1ou • lhtlta: "Marines Len Go," 'The r1n" m """'""" -12:30- .1111 .. 10: "A Trn Grows 1n Brooklyn " "£.scape by H11ht " "The fh1rtetnth Creca" 1:00 8 0CIJDT~ e 1 s,, -1:30- • llMlc "f1om HtN II C.mt .. "Tiit Bamboo PnSOll " · Alfred Hrtchod Pruents" 2:00 e llM: "TIW Sefttr Stflllltf" (SU~) '58-011111 DOis -2:55- • liltwlt: "nit ..... 1 Waif(' (hOI) '6S-Robert hJIOI, 8a1ba1a Slanwyck, Lloyd Bochner 4:00 • 1111ow1t: ......... 11 11y o.t1nr" (dla) '7 l "Chns Robinson. lw•DN•SDAYf FOIVMT Z2 ftr ..... -.... llltllp. ...... • DAmME f'llOCMlll1 .. i... t. ,_ e11 a ' nee, lf1 1111 ..,. ...... DAmll( lllOWllS 10:00 S "Aleet Ca•• Jeltt" (wt$) • • 5-Cal} Cooper. LOlltU Youna. W~ham Demarest ll:IO. (C) "Tiii .... ~ .. (dra) 'S7-Ray Mlltalld. Anthony Quinn. Dtbl1 Paaet • "Tiii lilllk C.!Jlt" (tom) 'Sl -luallt BaR. John Ac11 1:00 QI CC) ,....,llt" (ldY) '63-AoOtrt llhtchum. Elsa Ml!ttnelh. Jack H1•k1ns 3:00 <ID CC) "c.411111 "· s.., lllnttr'' (sc1-h) '71 -Ak111 Y1mucl11. 3:JO e CC) "lluln' CHll .. " (mus) '64-Etvis Pusley. Arthur O'ConntU, Pam Austin. Gltndl Farrell. Jack Albtrbon. • OldJk c...,u, m Mepr Dlk:t Mlof a *"' " Ma1ce en..w...r..., -':30-• Mewlt: (C) Mlbrtlt" Concl (susp) '64-l•POI Htdrtn. Sun Connt'J Diane Baker, M1rt1n Gabel CD TillD...._..W (11 llen Criffil ...... Call (])) TM I.lie ._. S Mlpl'a...,_ :=.ri.. a 111e1m11 111 c.1w. ., ,,... 7:00 (]) n. .., llliidl ••o<I>• ... • <•Cl)) u.n a. (l)f1Tel llllT"" .11 ... LlcJ ...... 12 (all (])) .., ""' s.. STMW.. • Tiii lldel/l*tr a.,..1 ar .. 1111-. .ClledM..,..... ..----i ...... lft'l .... -... • *"' -~ .. 1 __ 1V_1_1_1N6 __ ... 1 -7:30- 8:00 • (all CJ)) (I) ... e o w a ... -~o.. • CJ) <D <• CJ)) ... .... EC) (Zlw) "Tiii ,...,.. (dra) '73-hllJ S1u las, Ch11lu Brwon. J1M lrtlalld • "' .., llliidl ......... s .., ""' s- • "HAVOC" lilBll FOID • •OGE COU»SESI •a-iu.. Stna "Bridle l'.olllpses" flit IJaCIC constq llttlCU ol ClftlUS tonStllldion and !Aidt· Clllll• 11111fttt nanct ol bndaes is 1Hustr1ttd dl11111talty 111 these rare films. dflwlnp and eyewrtnas KCOUllts ol dmlttn (J) ltt• lie " 1111 ... . ...... en.....,...;.. SHE'S 10UllG, llAUTIFUL, SlllGU AllD VERY llCI. AllD MAUIY POVKll HAS Hll llUMlll. ~S vv&SI< 0 .. ov1S! rfS e~ -rtlS 9:9 Elvis squares off against himself in a fight to the hilarious finish ! KISSIN" COUSINS .WEDNESDAY(i) Bugs Bunny atana H the Connecticut Rabbit In "A Connect· lcut Rabbit In King Arthur's Court," an animated special on • CBS, Thursday at 8:30PM Pege17 WIDNllDAY (Con.._..) .... c...,., (J)IU..-~ l1I D CJ),...,,_. .Tiit..., .... «m CJ)~..., Melt •u.~ .... ,. ())) Tiit c.., .. ....... eo.c..,c:....n 8:00 • (~ CJ)) ()) SKClll TM s,.cw ~ (21v) c..Ms °"'1uf!C lrrne ftdrow. lll•rt WMlleMM Pllll1p Bl°""· Ctotet f'IHJ $111 Ill lhG slOI)' of I Widower do struuJH lo llold IOlfflltt 111$ t-ty of tlutc ttefllltl\, Giit ol w1'oal 1$ 111tnlllly retlfttd. 111d to ,_ to anps with ~is roun1tt son s speual cotld1tion e a(J)an.1.1e ... n.. ti lirialr .._. "The llu111W•r" Adams find$ • IUM'"Y i!lve h1dln1 1t1 lilt 1110Unt111u ind lnchn him Ille lrut muninr ol lretclolll ls.a1e, tht sine (&vest Roctr C Mosley). itljUTtcl clu11111 lus •1ndtnn1s 111 the w11duness 1lte1 1 d1n11111upt lfom bolldl&•. is btl111lldecl by Mims wllo llC'o.icfu the ru111wa1 With food end sMltl!f wMe 1tl1mpt1111 to con Wiiiet lht mu ol tht 1mport111Ce ot pt1tt1111 llis new loullcl l1tedom to JOOd use Otlly ll!len his tOfmtr "OW!ltf" f!Ntly lrKU him ~II. docs ~ SH the w!SOom ol wllal Ma• !las lolcl """ ... (J:) (a.) ........ " .... ..., SMldlerl" ($£1 h) ~ Kttll MtWtliy. 0.111 ~Iller e CJ) Cll (8 ())) £ipl 11 EIM&ll · Gru l [aptcl1lt0ns l.W, dluts It Klloot HI Oldtl to "*' llis lllller's 1rted1t10M ol ACROSS utelluce 111 fnst!Sll cllu. 111d NICholfl frtts 0¥tl I W .Tiie ...... .. . ""' ... ' ,,... • lhtlt: (211r) "lllt StriJJtr" (dr1) '63-Joune Woodward , lllCUtd lltyntl!f •'-""' tD ... "Tht T111I of Deaton Coolty' e ...,.. Sera Otre Dia CIDMICkllOilr--. -8:30-.c.c.ci .. C8ei-tf'lb ·-Liq 9:00 a o ()) an. .._. SMt, _... "foltudclen Fru1f' Jtb AdltnS, son ol the llltt Nd Mims debuts as 111 undtr111 pilot and Otn!M Ou8arry jOlll$ the senu u a MW 11wse wllo is off hm1b to 111 the Biie~ Sheep. 1 llCI "Pappy" lurns the haid way. • CD cm <• rn1 Cllallt'• ..,. "Little A111e1s of the N1eM" SabnM. l(tlfy tnd Chns mowe into an •111rt111tftt llollse 1n the 1uise of "..on1111 11rts'' to mttsl111tt thf myitt•IOllS death ol two of tht build 111fs most 1111~1 te11111nls .. ,..... ...... Cftffil .. IS .. : <J:l (211f'll•) '11 °"''-" (•ts) '67-Jo-n Wayne ~ Mlttllu111, lalllft Cun. Char lent Holt. Mldltlt C¥ey • c,..t hrfefllNCts ·•t11iu10 S1111pllo11J Orc-esl1•ICtor1 Soll! Su Gtoia So111 coMllC'ls the C11QtO S~111p4lony Ill Ill all S111im °'°'""' .... Clru.11 DOWN -9:30-• Tllilidlf Z.. 10:00 D SPfcw.t lblJ TJter * Mt«• ca,es wittl 70's • <~ Cl)) CJ) .. ,., Trt•r .... s,.111 "~ to Sunrtt tllt '70's and lllayllt [wen Bu111p 11110 Happiness' Wrlh th PfrCtpllo11 humOf and tOPlllStic.led style tllll chatacitum htr 111..., Tytl!f Moott l•~ts 1lool11 tht tlCISSlt.da ol tllt current turbvltnt cllan(lnl dtcadt 1n 1 fast p.ud hour tllll tOlllN11ts $0111 duce. shlcll ud ''""'' H11Yty Kotlll1n, Jolin R1ltt1 111d WI er1I wrpuSt llltSIS JOI" Ms MOOft e oCJJa '*• ...,, Mu1de1 Wrth P1tlty Peoplt PtPPe! PGStS u a feslllOll lllOdtl to probe the slly1111 of 1 powerful modtllne •ttllCJ OWlltl with man~ entmrti ...... U HUTCH ACCUSB> Of • lJ.Wlff'S MUIOU e Cl) <II (all ())) SllniJ & Hite• "Hutch111'°n-Murd11 One" Stersky races fellow ottiurs ud re.ti lhittt$ 111 1 cltwl!f•tt surd IOI Hutch. wllo$t ta w~e·s wisit Ith him •1th • 1111lhon dollar uncul d11111011d 111d I mutdtr wananl fol his llltsl eTIMHwJ II m es .,,,. -10:30-...... Ct 1" W«W tf fr11Ul1 18' 1'fl"91 11:00 98()) Ullin • <a CIJ) r..-...,.. RJtii TV WEEI<. FEBA~AY 19. 1978 e CD (Cl?) CJ>>U Cl) ._ ... a:> (2flr) .,.. ,...,.. (4111) '73-Ttlly Sn11ts. C-1rlo BIOllJOll, Jiii lfell11d •nit«*~ •ura .... ao.i • °"* en.ct ... -11:30- • ((Ill (J)) {I) ... It: HHall ~ a cw a...., c.r.. • CJ) (8 Cl)) ..... .,, • tW g,f • 5't s..rt an.ma. S»MCC.,o..M .... 12:00 •TlliicW l.lel m Mwle: "Clllua• srwiute" (dia) 'SS-Oen11is O'Kttft • ~ ''lilt C,p11111's hblt" 'Ton1111t Wt S111r" -12:30- • ~ ''llnoll of I~~ Barbu 1us." "Unl11thfut Wife. 'No T11te" • (J) QI ta CJ)) ..,_,, ot ..... 1:00 D @(J)ID T- DIS,, -1:30- ....... ''lltltUI Hell ' 'fvrl Bn1n from Outer ~... Allred Hr<hcoO P1rsuh' 2:00 • ...... r.,,,, IOI A K1l~na •• Pc~'"'~ Pa11tn -2:20- • ...,.: .,.._ tt tt. c.r (llot) 61-Wrt Mortll THURSDAY FtmUMY Z3 Ftr .... -.,_ ..... ...... tiAYTltl PIOCIMll. ... IN, tw ... CU IRh PCt, Wt tllt .,., ..... It.to a "Ille el tllt ~ ._,.(ach) 's.4-Tyroae Power Mtdllel Rennie, Terry Moore 12:111. Cl:) -C.... er-" ...-.t' (wes) '48-Pem Cut11('lllnis, Clwln Cobvrn CD -i-b&tn" (dr1) 51- Kim Mowak. Jtff Chandltr. A,nn MoorellPd. Gene locllll11, Ylfl1n11 ~ey 1:00 S a:l "M1rri11t·"- ..... (com) '61-Susan Hay 1111d. /tmtS MISOll. lulte Ne.-r1111. Robetl P111e. June CtyWOtth l:tO (JI CC> .,_., " Ille Stir Crultrts" (sci fl) '63-Bob e.tn. r11nk1e Illy 3:JD a Cl:).........,. (mllS) '64-Elvis Presley. 8arblr1 Slan'lfl(l, Join freeman, ltif Endson. S4H! Alie t1n1don, Pal 8uttrim .1"..., .... (llll CJ)) ,..., Mair ID U lllt•dl.Mllt ........ •o.~c-... 8:00 • ,.... ,.,_ S,.CUll * Wlllt A llltllt111'1t, CUrtit lrwnl a (<!» CJ)) CJ) Sl'lC:W. lfllat A ........... Cllwll 1r-Snoopy, Punwtlud s boestM. beloved Built 1>1111) ..tlOSt cnlty caruM t•nn•a& uwally leeps him com1111 out 011 top 111 most sil111bon\. rets 1 IHte ol llfllat ti's hke to be the 1111dt1dot •n lllls 1t111(1natrtt new 11\UMltd l'tfn11ls SC"Clll D aJ (I) 9 CM,. · Cmll D1el'' Jon alld Poncl1 II.we ptoblems with tht UClA flfls volleyball team. 1 runaw1y trlltl lodlded with taplo sim. 1 dirt tlllower on the freeway, and a crash d1et 9 UClJ lllUtW UCLA 8rUUIS vs the Ore1on Stale 8tavers 8 (J) <II ((21 ())) WtlCMt Ilea llltttf "ltorWck & Madam X" Jlte llSllllly shy Horslllck s«pttSts his fellow Swulhop when ht annovncn he's f1llen 1n lo'lt ••th an oldtf "OlllU • 1" 11Uf'1 ... • Carll llr'llft ' ,,.... . ..... • lllrY Cltfftl sa.. QI hit: CC> (Dir) "Ha,.. $arm" (mus) '6S-Clvis Pruley. Mar, Ann Mobley. rran Jett11n. Mlcilatl Ansa11, Jay Nowtlfo, Plllllp Reed . .,.. ....... ..... T ... • Tiit .... Cln9dn -9:30- • CJ) 9(9 (l))CMtlrC- try Cbttf Roy p.tnlCS wtlt11 ht dis tO'ttf\ that the lllOlonst ht llmttd lor spetdtltl IS !tie IMll wllo wttl audtl lus la• rtt11r11 tor tltt lllttm1I Rtffi111t ~wee• ........... 10:00 ...... • ()) 9 <• ())) """' "Tbe Stont CoMptrKJ" Tony IS un Nfm about bt1n1 loaned out to tilt Y•te ~u1d-espec1all1 •hn he 1t11M l11s new partner is 011 lhe t1h m use ......_. use n . Ortcon m ........... ""'1rt ··Anna Katt111111" • Ill ,... De Alls •s.a.tllNt ill ~ -10:30-. .... TV WEEK, FE8RU.\RY 111. 19?8 alf'""""'ZlllM •MC... e..-.....o. •• • ._ -~'-"' -11:30- • (<Ill CJ)) Cl) ... Cl:) ....... (d11) '77-DIYMI Sdby, lllllllttMIM. e cooa...,c.. • CJ) 9 ((II (I)) .., .., .._. "A c.lfl1I fDt StW " ... Clrt ' a m.a. mc....-uc.., 12:00 . .,...... •"'-ft ...... '111t 811 show ... "Thlt ltd}" .....,, ... -12:30- • ~ "V•1n1 Women and the Su Stfpenl," "ltoom at tltt lop," "Navy llOfn" • CJ) Cll (121 (I)) T11111 "Pound of flnll" • llllllle: "Tiwte Sb.,_ ill ti. s.N (dfl) ·~!>-Aldo lby, PM CMty. DKk York 1:00 lt0Cll8T...,. e 1s,, ..--rn~~,.'!!'!"!!1---• "'* a:l <at>.,.. 1n 11 :oo .__ .. •-... • • ... .,ING..,...___.1 hlla" <••I '60-ltl<Mrd Burtcwi, a ()) • Cl) (a:l) CJ)) .... e ....._ "Mu Oii lbt 59yi111 ~°':,!°".:~ ~ ~'" e U Cl) - -..., lrllltlt," "Glass Mountalfl" 2:00 _ WI' -a lleoMs: "Odon10." "It Ct111e fD INctl "' r_,. nrs docll : =.: ~ ~-=:-~ rr"' 8tftt.ch the Su" mtnt.,-, CO'ltf) lhe lite of h~1. a Pait I (dr1) '63 -IMU Caratr. -2:0S- lhlhdo11udt baby and hu Hrtnts Slot McQ1te11, RIClllrll Allt11 a ..... : Cl:) "Tt1111t" (ires) penistent Stlfch lot a way to iaakt ~ '6~-Dan Dwyu Dmd Clf1Jdtnt, thtw SOii s detonntd 111M and hand$ e lfie 0.. c_. Oii CM•u. fvt1tho11 uuh11ly r=====-=--------------• ._. S.. Ottl Dil Cll~•r..,..1 -&:30- • l<m ())) CJ) SPCCW. A C.. tMCtlClt ··~ 11 liq Artt11'1 c.t Sues BuMJ t1ln 1 short cut to !be GeOfCI' Pe1nut rts11-1I and winds up '" court-111111 Artltur 's Coul'I, I flat IS • CD Cll (8 ())) Fi*' "It Shouldn't H1P9t11 to A Dos'' PM l~hts lo convince the -'d he's stiM a!M 1fttr 1 """''per obltimy pl'O· t111ms him dud. and lie also bittlts Wlflt tltl hfs Mf a stray dol they N\'t l~ted. ec.c.ti.a.. e rl'l6., c DO..&s, 9s00 • ((I!) CJ)) Cl) n. -.... er_, -.. (21w) Tilis .... hosted by John 0tmr. lllCludes Ille ·~nt "' Pfesttdltioll °' lllt twar41s IOf lard of Ille Yar, Albv111 ol Ille y,.., SOlll al tht Yur alld 8d lfflf Mot as wtll IS Ille ....st NldilclHS ill!> tk lleawdlltt IAl1 o4 fallt, llolol .. ~ "'* Nfoft the ~ of Ifie Grtnllny Afttda "' 1951 . !!.P.. <£ L ":* .. ~, ':. ~~~Haldi SOia 11 . $fudtftt wllo tetme4 destiMd lot '4ICCtD "'"" Ills llltll KlloGI "'" but flits It Khtfttllltlll IS 1n t6'Jt •Cl) 11t c• Cll>....., .. "Wojo'• "°"'"'" Ottttt,,. Wojoltowlcz flHs lllt IM lift ftat· 11na and Ma COllCtm 111ou«ift1 •11 lllllllK'* ol tllt lob ~-Mm • seASitM •lllOCiollal PIW!t111 Elvis Is freewheeling and free-swinging as he fights to save Barbara Stanwyck's traveling circus from bankruptcy. ROUSTABOUT fl THURSDAY~ ,..." .. FRIDAY I FUlllJMT 24 flt ...... .,..,_ liAltp. ,___ Oi\TTIM(~ .... ... , .. ,_, -HiMta, lft Ille .,., ..... DAmME llOV\£S 10:00 IS "lttwttl r .. w.r141" (dra) 44-John Garfield Pjuf Htn1t1d. £1ullOI Patltt U:OO Cl CC> "ltllts 911 Tlltir Tiii" (torn) '51-Junnt Critn, Myrn1 Loy Barbara Biles Jeffrey Hunttt. £dwJrd Alnold Hoar; Clrm1thael CD "TM ~ c.nace· (dra) '4~-Robert Yount. Dorothy hlcCuue, Htrbtrt M11 sttalt. Mildred Natw1tk, 5'>11n1 8ylniton l:IO IS C1:) "Vieltlt S1tM1~1y'' (dra) ~~-Vrctor llhturt lllchlrd £.a•n. unest llof1n.ne let Marvin. S~lm Sidney, lommy NOONn ~Im CC> • ......, .. die 7111 ,._..(SCI fr) '62-Jolln Apr Greta Thynen, Ann Smyrntr M11N Httn11d1, Carl Ottosen UI • CC} .... ""'811" (m111) '61 -Ctvis Presley, Joan Black· 1111n. An&el• l1nsbury, hrs Adn.an iv•Nliii I e:oo • ())(Im CJ)) """ e aw ..._ • E.w.-, °"' • w Cit <a CD> ....,. ... : (C) (Zllt) '11lt "llt &ca"" Concl (du1) '63 -llmu Gner, Sim McQuttn. Rrcilard Attuborouch. Ch11les Bronun • limes Coburn. Ourd MtC.llum. Oooltd Plusenee .. .,.., ... en..wi. aMr ""''-.,,_ • u Ctw. ... CriMa •ttmrJ"lllukl ....... ,...., -6:30-........... CD n.. u...-...W cm ...., Grifft1I -~ (Cl!JCil)TtleU.~ ............. ::-:s.. • r.-SerwlAI lit •' r..., 7:00 8 rmt SlWJ$ AND * lUMIM FllODS 8 n.. ....,_. Slllw Ptltr St"trs ruests. (J) ""' lllldl •• 9 Cl) • """ e <•Cl)) UM OW (l)fe flltMTnilll • I LM l.lq ...... u (Cl!J CJ)) -... Sina ...... -~~ 0 r.1 I ' T..ipt -~,..._ • *'It ... c.c.11 -7:30-~ ·A Shtfltll NamtO a ftcMS Oil: .....,,.,_ llw MNXT Otsirt" tnlertarnmenl Cttllc 01vl4 Shethan Cl lflllSWe covers the people and lht spectacles a ~: CC) (2ttrlOll) ......... th1I clom1n1te today's ~Id of enter Sllitll" (du) '66 Sltve McQueeo. lltnmenl Karl Ma16en. Brian Kflfh rn .., Tllr• s.. m Th so W1wet " MettrJ w.11 D WIW ~ "Gor~lu ol tllf Anne of Clt•es· krn1 Henry s fourlh Mountains" A look 11 Ille r1su1ch 1111m11t rs 1mn1ed H a drplomat1t beln1 actomptrshed on corrllu tn !he 1llr1nce belween Enetand and trop1t1I Alr1t1n 1un11t of flw1nd1. by Ge1m1ny lormrn1 1 stronr powei Or Oun fossey 11a.nst FrallCt • .....,_ '--D flrillc U. • CID@ ()) __. s.iares -9:30- ()) fe.1 ,_,..., $,.a.I ·eom m TIM •n ;riffilt Siii. 111on Senst" Urban youn11ters rtlt¥t m 111.-. 0,.... the hmes of tht Amerre1n 1 O•.OO Rt¥olUltOll CD 'l1lf .,..., ludl • Cl,.... ((llJ ) r.m, lrlf11r • TIM tte.e1r11 trs fD LA. lllltftMap CB hnt Dt AMI <a >•'-Isa. cm 'l1lf AMatin e!)Vlttn,... -10:30-• Ow""~ ... ·- TV WEEK FEBAUARY 111, 111711 U @CDa>i.., C.. • rn cm <a ())> a.rttta •o.ttr u.lb mw s..11 an.. ma.. ID~*""" 12:00 ., .... z.. m ~"A lftet lrttlt Ban• lh1t Sflould Bt Robbtd," "When My Baby Slnrlt~ al Me· . ....,. .... -12:30- • lllt-tiu : "The Quetn ol B1bylon." "Atom Alt Vampup "The Oauchttr of Mata Han" • S1attime CID ... : "A Q111tl Place to 11111'' ......... SlinMI -12:40- (J) ...,..: Hem Crvt A Sucker tn [ren Brear· 8:00 .., UtJM c-t. 1:00 • ((llJ CJ)) CJ),,...., .... 11 :00 • , ..... A foimtt htch Intl NATO off1ttt. now 8 (1) 8 CJ) ((llJ ())) ._ 8 "MllHllGHT SPECW." a turncoat turns hrs 1wuome D (fJl CJ) Cial 0 "-* ·OONU SUIHIEI· powrers ol hypnostS to a tampartn of G .._ ctJ "'lllf Grut r..· CArTAI• & TUUUU! sabol•ct 11111151 the US Au fortt Conti (dra) '63-James G1rat1. D @ CJ) 9 ~ ~ 8 @ ()) 0 l'tCllllCIC QMr1. Sim McQuttn RttUrd Alftn • IS., "May tilt Sourct Bt With You" Wlltlt bofoucll • ~ F11h1tt Attad "Tiit wa11n1 a S111 war tn the 1ala1y, the • 'l1lf °" C.lllt fortuntt ot Captatn Blood.' 'flle Cotaons dtcrdt they have nothrna to m lit"• Mt A Dul hmrly Secrets" Jost wlltn Quark ptnetr1tts tht11 fD 06cl c.wtt dtfuus wtlh lht mysttroous ((8 CJ))~ a..rica Styfe 2:00 "souict -.til(/t rs n 11CCU11te as a m W.,...._ De llMia 1 :M e --'Pandlo Villa Returns broktn cloc• llrthtrd Btn11m1n Cl!>~ lt,.n lht Blac• Panthtr of AJtua mn. -11:30--3:20-• ...,..: CC> (lllr) "tf,e furH a ((fl) (J)) CJ) 111,.i.: a Mwil: "Slltll ..._.,(com) (susp) '62-Crtpy Peck. Telly lll'A"S'ff/ (t) "Tiit o..ii 111411111 'U-Eddrt C.nlor, Cto11e i.urph~. S.Valls, llobttl Mitd1u111 S.rall" (1res) 71 Gtnt 8111r Joan ~m Nwr Ktlly. Coilst1nu 8 CD tit (9 ) Ttle S«IM JlmtS Orviy. J.tnJCt Rule Moott a.ry ..... s,.dtl A ntw speer.al ---------------------st1m111 the popullr star 11.ttry Mjnlfow wrth J9ec11I 1uest st11 Ray Charles "41n1low appears in comtdt YIC11tltt1 and s11111 manr ol his POPUiar sonp ........ WIW CD CINI t.1lttt I frift4& .~..., al'--• •a•....._. ...... ..., ........ S..Ottt!Nt -l:30-ac..c.tm. m Tiit Trwtll lltltt J.acl ._.,_ e ., ... S&tttt .... 9:00 e (<Ill Cll) CIS f'*J Ml*; ct) (211r) ~ ... , EMle" (d11) '17-Johnny Clsll, lunt Clrttr Cisll. Bo Hop•1ns. llflleS Hempton A roment1t d11m1 stl rn the early Weit •tth Casll as I Tu.u COW..,..t wflo's entrctd rnto blly1nc a cttr~ IJOYt by a rt.ti utatt tttoon U 0 CD a n.. llld~ FillS "The H011se on Wtlhs Avenue" Roc- 10111 1s 10tntd by 1 neophyte dttK11tt to prot>e the S11SP1t10us traHrc dtatll ol 1 semt-1eh1ed pnvatc 1nves1rc1tor. and 1111 Ila~ 1•"1 to • tonclomerate utcutivt and 1 plol to 11in 1nltr111ho1111 power tllrou&ll 111 elabonte compvtet system • w <II <ra CD> .... It> (%9w)-Dr. s.,111" (acl'f) '78-Nitl Mancuso. Roscoe lee Brow11t . Cllnstrnt L111t1. GranYrllt Van Ouaen, llrcll11d Htrd A deadlly and powlf lul mad aenlus lhrulens world peace wrlh an llSlonrsllu11 xl\eme involY111t the !hell of 1tom1e 1111SSda from the U S • and only one 111111 SI.ands 1n bis WJY As a ukulele-strumming tourist guide, Elvis rocks the islands upside down and inside outl BLUE HAWAII fl FRIDAY~ , ... 21 1 ~ est Idea Since 4Shopplng Carts Now you can do a week'• shopping without forgetting a alngle Item! Use pre-printed shopping llata prepared for you by PILOT PRINTING. , ....................... ................... _ .. ,...... -------------~ •,...,, ... _,.,.", I ..... 11 ..... : I Not Mntlng ~Ute I : ft.0. Boll 1UO : SID W. 8•1 lit. I I CM1a Mna, c ... t2at I I ,,.... _____________ _, I I 1STMn-------------1 lc:rn.. ___________ _. Send Today To Become A Super Shopper DAILY PILOT I L-------------.1., ______ _ , ... 22 l SATURDAY I TV W'EEI<, FQRUAAY 19. 1978 10:00 euwa.._,.. ..... • CJ) (J) (18 Cl>) ...,,. ....... ....... .,.. .... ... ~"'1111°'*-lfl I 1101U1D1i1 I ,...,......,..,,·s2-0t1tRobeft . ... _..,.iiiilliiiiiiiioiiiiiiiiiioiiiiii _ _._ SOii, MM Balter ............ • llillll Oii .,,._Nia -10-.JO-• (ClTJ CJ)) (I) lllmm/TIQlll : ,, .. Cl> Qt n..,.. ! .... Rdill n..trt OD .,.. A Qllllc Clllbl.a._ 11:00 •DCl>aU..lf .. 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O.r ~ <• Cl)) ... " s.nllll .. IMlewy .. •dee -2:30- • CJ) Cll (8 (J)) ...,.. S«les " .... bcilt "lntttnlhWI Ra<t of Ch1mp10ns" r Hll/ltS !ht hnals from D1yton1 lnltrnahonal Speedway D1yt0111 Buell. flondt 3:00 • <cm CJ)) (J) Jacll• '1t•• llMmrJ Giit a..k From t ht lnwtrrary Golf and Country Club 1n Laudtrt11U, Fla ..... • Metit: a::l "TN Kta•tn" (com) ·n -Ja,.es Cobu.m. locs NtllltlOll • ...,II: CC) ''tlliN ..,alt" (tOfft) '67-Ptllf Sehri. Ursula ~ndreu. David N1wen • Tlfllll . .....,~ .llri .... -3:30- • CJ) (8 Cl)) Tiii "'' 1111 el """'1 T• AMF Miil' Stort from AMF Klsilfllmet lanH 1n K1u1mmee, flortda <II ltelll: "On tllt Ooublt • air.rt. .... ................... • n. a-ic.M ""' 4:00 • ((fJ) CJ)) Cl) C1$ s,..u ""'"*' • o CJ) te11ta• ,_"''" ucu " Ortton • """ .. till ......... Su ..... CC> ............. ... ........... (llOf) 'S4-Katl ._.Idell, P'ltnc11 Mtd1111 ............ 11114 ., ........ •o.·~ 0 C1lrNill Ill ... C... P11t I . ....,'---•:»-............ :t...~ 5:00 .... w.M ....... • Cl)SGrT.- • CJ) <II <• Cl)) ..... ..w" Slllts • Tiit Fl.at S.lttlH·Alnell'lrltl (2tlt) Pitt 111 & IY ..... CC> ....... Sen. lh Ca.,..lt" (COlll) '&9-C111a Lotiobnc*. T tlly Sev•s (crl.l Cl>) Slit 1.-s .. c.. ... r...r, .lecaf .... 111~ •lllailcf•tlll~ -5:30- • llM Mce II ll&M a~...._.,.... OallM . ..,...,....._., ....... • sruw. n. w.M'• ;,.,.... Clttllll A two-llollr salute to cllSllC ~rtoon penon10t1es, With 1!*111 cvests Mt Joh1150ll. Phyllis 0.11.,. Shelley Bermtn, Mel Blanc. Don Knotts 1nd many others @ Cl) .. ......... • .,Secat 8 llMJ T~ ....,. ea..,~i,~ -6:30-.... (J)Mlllltic ........ . ..,,,,.., ..... <<m CJ)) ~ Lllellyle O(l)WIW S..-...._ av..,..... 7:00 .,~ CJ) ... 11 f IMllits 11tttt for * Monty·fAlllLT FtUD ~..-o...Heltl D ,. .. ., FM Richard Dawion hosts .l,..._t..,.. Cl) Utll ,.,.. •S.-DtJ ..... 9 ..... llClS... •<mt (I)> a u..-.,,.. sa. (crl.) CJ)) .... Ha o oo n...,,..._ ...... .... ,.........tile ... ... °' ...... : =..s "\..,lmlb -7:30-•m.a rwr..w CJ)TlllGMIS... • Ill s..rcitf_ • s,.dll ~ Bltbatt Ftldoft rt1IQrtl Oft l1lf sllal\ btMWIOI 1n T ""'' I modtfll·Ay 111ttfl ttrt mony, tht hot tub cme. 1 ont le11ed professional sk1tebo11dt1 •nd 111ttN1ews Peanuts creator. Chltlu Scllut1 (l)S.- <II TW•....,... O <D S..._.._.._ . ~, ....... .0. .... 1Scr .. T• 8:00 • um CD> CJ) n. , .. ,., .... (90m) Set the Sunken and Ille Jtf!tfaoftS lortllltr ap 111 wllt11 1 buttiat bes V9 1JeotJt Nd low«H and 1JYtS thtm a lllCM to rtmtmbtf As they Wiit to be rntlltd. Ce«1e and LOl.lise re-lrve (by llasfl back) • USC WatW USC ~ Olttoll State S ~ '1ht Maltese r alcol! " "House on Haunted Hilt.'' "MO'lc" tD Mlwlt: '1hret Men '" A e~r ..... -1:30-• rn 9 <• (J)) o,.,.tlH Nlblt 9:00 U 0 (J) IB Cel .. N (2hr) "Make Me A f'erftcl Murder" Petti Falk, l•11rt11Ce luclinbdl, Tnlh Van Devere. Pal11ck O'Nul 111d James Mebchin All Mier !IOU" 111u11n1 11 lht lludquarters ol 1 ltlt!NIOll net work a the sdt1nc IOf tlle slly1111 ot tilt p1orramm1n1 duel, a11d Lt Colvmbo 11111ows Ille hst ol susoects 10 1 ruthless ueeutrvt who •n passed ower for promotion by I ht WIChm, Ml lowt1 • CJ) 9 <•Cl)) lMt ... , 'P1rt11ts KM9 Best" Mont~ Hell. Janis Paltf. Mark Sllm .. A Stlfltu lowt" lesltt lhelsea. lyndl 0.y Gtotct; ''The Nubilt Nurse" Bernie 11optU, Cll1nt joyct CD IUTH IUIZI DllUTS * TOllITT Oii HU HMWt ......... • .......,_.. TlllNtre -t:30- • ((fJ) CJ)) (J) Ila• When Citol's btcu1h111 ea..ftusb.nd sud· de11ly I.runs Oft the clwm a11d upll wales tllt Findlay hotlwhold. Maude Ind C.ral art nlOVAdtd to dlKO'ltl h IS l!lOl MS ..... a::> <'Ill) ...,...,.,. lllM If S.U." Glor) '11-Strothtt Martin. Chatlu Bateman • Tiit IM1n11t ... 1t h l•atiM ftslhll fO:OO • ccm > Cl) llil" llo!Jk finds h1mstlf W!lll 1n unVMI ~ 111.olw 1n1 a rttired poke othcti. wllo 1els 1ssaulted •Me try1RC to prewent the !hell of• ra<t horst-1lltp llJ stored 11 Ille II Y PD horst bam • ucu .....,. UClA 8tu1ns n. tllt Ottp Och. • (J) 9 (Q:I CIJ)f ... ..., A race drm •llo n s wnously intvAd 111 his last race hopn lo reueate the denstatrn1 moment. a belut1ful lady of Ille rwenln1 ueu a ttlu1n1 weekend Chmtophu ~t:d Carol lplty C•Hl =~ • .,.. Mtritap TV WEEK. FEBRUARY 19 1978 f f:OO • ())Cl) ... ••••a ... • Tilrllellh" ....... : CC>"' .... SMwtle" (mus) '68-Tht 8uttt5 •rth Srt ,.epper's LOMIJ Hearts Cl"4I Band • ..... ._.... ,..,.. Cltc¥t (ID) CJ)) "11. CM 0 (1) ..... lZ ....... 1 .. ,.. (8 (J))lu ..... ,.. -11:15- (J) .... : 9'itlM •tile W'IM" (dra) ~-Rock H1dso11. l•urtn 8'ull, llotltft Stack, Ooiothy lbloM. Robtll llcM -11:30-..... a::> ..,,...,.... Tiit TIH Sbttf" Conti (ho1) '73 - MICaaef SMran11 A,rtu Moonhud 8 0 Cl) 8 S1t11.., •11111 u. • lfttt: a::> ..... ,,.... tf • Y-a St.cl.,tbr" (to19) '71- RIC!urd Ben11m11, E.hz.abeth Aslllty J~nN Sh1mk11s ()) .... • ""'-'' f,. lliCllt Cll llNt: a::> "lenltt" (susp) '68-Stewe Me9'itt11. Robefl Yauc•n • Jatq•thnc Bisset. Don Gordo~ Robert Ovnll. S1111011 Oalland. Norman fell e S..•"111 S~lal Sh1iley hssty" il:OO •TwilatltZ-(18()))._ -12~30- • Wet s..., Stall ..... ...., f:OO a.,. ~ .... , c..t • lilllle: "711 °'* Drilt" (dr1) '50-Cdmund D'Bnen Joanne D1u -1:30- • ...._ "Ally C1111 Can Play. · "Co.n" To TOll11." "Tht lsllnd Pt1ncm" .n. ........ ,. S01M o4 tlltw most unt«rettable . .--------------------- h1lllJ011s arid ttndtl' momc11ts. •@(1)8Tlll ...... Whltll OM b ~UM r 0tcat r.otd 111111'1 MCl'IUry, Ms C.llthan. d tmtll111 tor Rune by a bend ol dlnamus ~•diltpptfl ..... It: CC) (2M) "S.mll" (adv) '72-Hup D'Blian, Clkt Sommer • CD Cll (9 (I)) WWI ....,..., ' Otplolnltk lmmuntty" llelv11 borrows a cat without "'""'" lioA to tab Ital end 0...yM to • •• M iit 11\d finds llimMlf dtll fnC w1111 • fofel111 COllllllltt wlltn hb •lilo .. sidtswiped by • llit -ltld·llln ~ • .. <Cl (9111) "Dllllldl limr" (!lot) '70-Sandrt D•. Otan Stoc~wert L~ c.... "Otaer1 TV WEEK, FE8At.IMY 11, lt11 atlantic music stereo SALE PRICES THRU SAT., FEI. 25th S&ICTION • SRYICI ·SA TISFACTIOM -SIMCI 'SIXTY OMI i-- 17th ANNUAL SPEAKER CLEARANCE ~M~---~~~ JVC Ant ,_ ht Wiit nc . JI • 1111 ..._ 1 From Victor ot JIC*'. thla 20 watt per channel AM·FM atereo receiver h11 no more than 0 .5% total harmonic distortion'°' clear, run reproduction and Integrated circuitry for atable. dependable perforrNnCe. GARRARD UOs For bet-ter record c~re. Garr.rd uses •n aluminum s- sh aped tone •rm, damped cueing, and a Pickering, magnetic cartridge with an elllp. tlcal dlamqnd stylus. AND SA VE 11BIG11 ON SPEAKERS We are dearing out all our used speakers. demonstration speakers. dis<;ontinued speakers and just S)4ain overstocked speakers at once a year tax-time prices. Come in earty and clean-up on: Ullr # r• IOOC The ...... version ot UL .• moet popular 12"-3 UV ~flex tOeeket They are new. In boxet end only need 5 W8tt9 to drive Litt 1139.85 Mew 1r.1.., • LIOO'• The famou1 J8l c.ntury 100 • dltcx>ntmuecl but we ttlll hSV9 a pair of clemo9. Thev ... going to ao eoon. , CerwlltY ... 2111 These 100 Wlllt capeclty rocker. were nded In by a little ote' lady whO only pl9)'9d them on Sundavl. They're c:teen. ttwy·,. heavy, and they're cheap u.t 1298.eo llCY..._.,_ .......... From the peogte who gave the wortd the moet PQPUlar r.oord c:Nngera on the plllMC thil 3 -.y-12" perbrner ~ 2 high definition horn twwten In a t>eautuut walnut Cllblnette. List 1329.eo TSS $.-IC-. And for snWI 1Peoes hke bedrooma. VIM. IS*tments and dorm roome. the cubes raelty put out for IUCh a anwll box. ISST ...... LS4 , We haw only one pair If ESS Tenpeata tOP of the llne tower1 et demonltrator price•. For the enttepeneur. th• Hell AIR MOTION Trantfomwr and for the lhOPPer. a,..., bargain. List 13-41.00. s5000 s2900 '22500 s9900 s 19900 s3900 APAll s24900 We don't·Nlw enough room to tefl you lbout KLH. ~. EPI and othen but they are hef'9 too. MMv of tl'leM IPNkerl are one of a kind and will be gone •artv eo come In aoon for belt eelectton. ' CIC IXTIMDED PA YMINT -90 DAYS, NO INIBIST