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Home My WebLink About1978-02-26 - Orange Coast PilotJ l I I I B.J JACUEllYJIAN ... o.r ....... lf an extralerrestlal belnc lhO'\'ed up in Oran1e County, bowd lt be tumed over to the \1.S\ Immlcratlon and N•turalizaUon nutborlUes! That may seem a far-fetched: question, but Hal Whlte of Irvine thin~s we a;hould be pre. pared. White's no kook -he's teaching a class he de- v e Io p e d him self in space law at Western State College of "YMAN Law of Orange County. "What we do now, the re- gulations that we develop now, perhaps within the next 50 er 100 years, will affect the Impact ot space on the tutw-e ol man:• While aaid. ''There are many areas that have not been dealt with or pro- vided for,•• Wblte warned. "They're talking now about space colontzatl.on. What about jurisdiction over criminals, liability and tort law? What it a colony wants independence! "Because space law is so new. it is important to get the com- munity and the legal community thinking about what could hap- pen." Some laws, mostly in the form of international treaties, do app. ly to space, White said. Among these are international agree- ments banning weapons of mass destruction. and claims of sov- SUNDAY erel1nty, and a mutual pact to assist astronauts ln trouble. , Several other atrreements ap- plled to the recent crash o! Russia's Cosmos satellite to Canada. Among these were the responsiblllt,y of a country -in thls case, Canada ~ to return any space vessel or parts thereof to the country of origin and, on tbe other hand, the liability of the launching CO\mtry for any damage or recovery costs. So far, White said, all coun- tries have honored their pacts. "There is no way to enforce international law short of war. but it will be the standard ataln•t wblch behavlOt' Ul apace wm be judged ... His .,wn interest in space law developed out of • ll!elong in- terest in science and sclet\~e fic- tion, alone with his bobbles, astronomy and meteorology. White, who atudied law in Florida and wocked for the Dade County District Attorney's of- fice, came to Orange County two years ago to teach al Western State. "I decided that I was really goins to put these bobbles into high eear,» be said.~ a result, White 'took classes at Grlfflth Observatory and an aerospace education workshop at Orange Coast College. . lh at.a cccsulted With the Na .. Uon1£·~.el"baaUUcs an4 Space AdJJla~attaU•-(NASA) aptcecrlh otntcr lli Hou.eton. ''Tbey tolchoetbat wtthln fl year. there wu ~ to be u exploaioq of law re•ardll't nJan'a Involvement lft space, prim arilY bect\l&f of tlit ASPaett shuttle," Wblte said. "Most of the attorneys l men- tioned it to were either sgptical or amused." Some legal classes tn space had been"taught betor~ but noae were current.Jy offered tn California, White said. So be de- v el op ad the claH be now teaches. ffe ·~with NASA that the apace 6hvt1le 1'ill_open the-eates to new legal questions. Among these is U. . patent Jaw. wb.lch currenuy provide$ that 81\1 discoveries or Inven- tions made 1n 1paco belona to tho government. . When private bu.alne.saes begin leaeinc space on the shuttle. Wblt• believes they'll challense th11 Jaw. i.awa will also be needed to govern mining contracts and Ueblllly on the moon, While said. As space travel becomes more <'QJ'r)rnon, laws may have to be worked out to replace commonly accepted but unwritten prln- clplt!s. such as that above an un- defined point above the earth, no national SGVerelpty exists. For instance, White pointed out. a U.S. airplane flying over R~sia might be attacked but a apace vehfcle higher up would not be. (See SPACE LAW, PageA3> , ~OL. 71, NO. 57, 7 SECTIONS, 106 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA SUNDA)', FEBRUARY 26, 1978 TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Garden Grove Man· Wounded . . SWAT Teaiii Fi-ees 4 Dtllly ......... " .... ,.,_ 550-POUND, 32-FOOT CAKE MAKES A SWEET 50th From Left, Bill Kendall, Donna Wiikerson, Jan Beuerlll Friendly Glow Town's Ready for Tour After lighting 50 candles on a giant birthday cake Saturday. residents of San Clemente prepared to welcome 8,000 visitors to the most famous place in town -Lhe home of Richard M. Nix· on. The former president and his wife. Pat, have agreed to open their $1.4 million estate to public bus lours today to raise money for tbe city's lavish "golden birthday party." FUNDS FROM T1>UR TICKETS -sold at $2.50 apiece - were used to treat some 2.000 of the town's 26,000 residents to a barbecue dinner, cake and entertainment at Saturday's all-day party. The Nixons were invited to join their neighbors -but no one really expected them to show up. Nor were they expected to be visible during today's tours, in which visitors will not be allowed to leave the buses on the Nixon estate. Mayor Donna Wilkinson, a Republican wbo came up with the idea of a Nixon tour, said the public response has been over- whelming. "I think Mr. Nixon still has people who support him." ALEX GOODMAN, EXECUTIVE manager of the chamber or commerce. which is hosting the tour, added, "Even if they bate Nixon, they want to see where history happened. This i.s <See NIXON, Page AZ> By JERRY HERTENSTEIN Of IM o.llr l'tMC Si.ff A man screaming "I want to die today" held four persons hostage and a police SW AT unit at bay al a Garden Grove U- Totem store before he was wounded and captured Saturday morning. Roger Perry Wentz. alias As Engineering Week at t:C Irvine winds up, Jack Wheeler and Scott Rowe of Newport Beach round the corner to finish second in the Great Tricycle Race. For more views of less technical feats, see Page A3. Campaigners Confess · Tricks of the TPade Told at OCC Seminar About 35 candidates. campaicn workers and political observers gathered at Oranae Coast College Saturday lo hear an impressive l'Oller or speakers talk about how to campaign and how not to land tn jail whll., de>- ing so. The apeakera were A•· Mmbtyman Roo Cordova. ~El Toto; Donald Weddle, vice pre- aldent ol ()plnion Research ot Callfornla: l\obert E. Nelson, ~esldent ot bia own conauldna m i Willlam A. Butcher of utcber·Forde Conauttln•; ®qDt)' Alilatant Dlatriet At• ......, 'llllbMI CaPli&l , and at· tol'fteJ' JCc!PMUI J. J{uWda; W eddl• reftaltd aotne of the ~ ~ ot a pollster. He .bUted . hri>-pac• -= ti u .......... ••keel u .• wbat it 1a real.Ii testing, such· as political pbUosophy or campaign issues. . Among the things checked for are recognition of the candidate's name (35 percent ls considered good) and whether or not the ctll%e.n is likel1 to vote. A half-hour to 4S ·m1nute queationnaite. adminlltered in person to a sampling of homes. costs about $1.~tooo• WtddJ• sald. But eveo WiUMJUt sueb 'tooa.. a candid.ate can win it tie'• l~IQr andHliillbl.l~,•ald Auembl,JiHa ~i;~,whO la now naamn~t'• Oru,. COut't.aate Nit; CordOya came floli'l behind to . :will two years qo tten t.bOQah he i8 a Demoerat'aftd bll dlltnn Roger Steven Perry, was charged with k1dnap and assault with a deadly weapon after Ule tense two-hour drama. He was report~ in stable con· dition today at the UCI Medical Center with a bullet wound in his left shoulder. Wentz W3$ wounded by a single s hot from the Special Weapons and Tactics squad as he sat in the rear seat of a taxi outside the stor..e at 12032 Gilbert St., police reported. The incident began at 9:0S a.m. when Wentz called for a cab to pick him up on Cellini A venue, a quarter mile north of the convenience store. police said. Wentz approached cab dnver John Schrantz, 23, of Anaheim, with a .22 caliber rifle and or· dered hlm to drive to the market. There he allegedly held customers Ken Hyatt, 28. of Garden Grove, Tim Miller, 22. of Placentia and clerk Helen Habedank, 58, of Garden Gro\'e, hostage, telling them, "I want to die today, you all do as told and you will live." Wentz, at 10:08 a.m • told the clerk to call pollce and ordered her to say "I want the SWAT out here. I want a clean sbot in lhe head or you will all die." He re- peatedly told the hostages he wanted tG die at the bands of • police. reports show. 1 He fired several shots at the store wlndow. One slu& ap- parently ricocheted and the clerk, who was the first of the hostages to be released, was re- portedly cut on the nose by Lhe bullet or possibly a piecl· or glass, pol ice said. The clerk, with pohce ~ur rounding the store, was freed al 10:30. Schrantz was released at 11 : 1$ after ~lyatt and Miller apparent- ly convinced Wentz that the taxi driver should be freed because he had a wife and family. The captor then ordered that another cab be called. But Miller, according to police re- ports, convinced Wentz he should drive the taxi already in . front of lhe store himself. Wentz then led Miller and Hyatt to the cab at 11:19. WentL sat in the back seat on the n gbt side of the cab with Hyatt s itting directly in front or him, pohee said. Miller entered on the driver's aide. ' A few minutes later, Hyatt opened the door and rolled on the ground while Miller fled. That's when police wounded Wentz and he s urrendered without f\Jrther incident. .. \ Mino~ty the Majority? UHilitiOn !Veede~ 'To Get 'W7Jat We Deserve' "Minorities are the last hired. nrst fired and first forgotten. Their subcnlt.u.re of poverty will increase unless tre•ted now." He described bow the new con· DOG'S bEA'TB -Is the de- compression chtunber a horrible way for an anitnal to die or. a humane n>ethocl by •hfCb the creaturetalls peacefully lbtO un* consctouaness? S&aff -wrlw Jackie Hyman surveys advocates and ~est.era Gt this . procedure J&t the Oranae Comtty anlmal lbelter. Pase Cl. stituency would elect ne w leaders who would create new government programs to fit new 'lileatyles that would change the <See MINORITIES. Pa(e Al) VIETNAM WAR FLUNKS-A former eezieral in Vietnam's War Zone D. now a professor, polled bis former associates about that war and found some s urJ)ristng attitudes an'tl opinions. See Page AS. _ 1...wes-.1.,, t. Tlaij~iniMiJji I lt',ftlin;el'Gl'df receives friota c-1 'ei91L.. thi&r I aMt u.r._ SUJ• 1eatlo a dllY"ti» ft_,ra11tb~ak Ja and ~any mor4t to make iiubUe fiolations of campalp l'Wes. WUUam A. Butcher, co-oner of the-fltm-, Hld Saturday at an Orane• Cout Colle1e forum on carnpaJ1n1 and profenlonal POliUca that the 1Uffettion1 Include brealdna into the oPPOaltloo's headquarten and/or a~aUnc the opponent's campaJcn literature. He said bis firm atrqly discouracea anythina that isn't .. leJal and honest. Ethlca are another story, Butcher said. "We don't work for the people and we don't work for the benellt ol aovernment," he &aid. •·we work for th• client• who eneaae our services. "The ethic• 'we think' have to be supplied by the candidate. That's not our job." F ro.P age Al NIXON TOURS ••• the rirst and probably last tour of the place that used to be the Western White House." "I really f~ Mr. Nixon has done this because it's his way or jolntng the community ln wblcb be Uves," Mn. Wilkin.son said. Questioned about aome alle(edly decept)ft l•ctlct Uled ln ll1n Slemons• unsuccessful ra,e for the Aa6embly two year• ._, Butcher said, •'There were thln1a iD the course of that campafcn that I wouldn't do a1aln.'• • Among the tacUcs be menUooed were ptintln1t lo a brochllre that tb• candidate bad been endorsed by the heada Of two diff~nt eroupa without lndicat.lne that the two headJ were one and the 1ame person. . Butcher defended manaeement firms such as Butcher-Foe-de by pointing out that they force cllenll to obey the law and t after they are paJd. an elected poUUclan. bu no f\lrt.ber obllt• A to them. Butcher said be likes to be~ln about a year before o campaign by conducting a publlc survey to determine U the candidate has a reasonable chance ol wlnnSq. .. About 80 percent of the people we advtae that they don't run/' he said. The survey checks such thlnes u whether or not th• candidate's occupation is an acceptable one. Jf not. be llat.S a eupbemiam on the ballot. "We wouldn't call hlm a grave-digger, we'd call blm a structural ensineer," Butcher sald. Oran1e County candidates lace a special problem becaufe there Is no commercial televlsfon station in the area, Butcher saw. "Orange County is probably the toughest area in the country to campalgn lo," he said. Beeause of the high cost of postage, he eatimat.ed campaip coeta have risen about l2iOO percent 1ince 1*' ' .. ">lr. NJxon. will be workinit ln bit office," said Goodman. ••nut tbere'A no~Uc fppearance elanned ~t I know of." '1'.Jle mayer said the Nllcons had made a~ial preparations tor the vi$ltors. OlllJ'tllM-• ...... LAGUNA STUDENTS TAKE FINAL EXAM Laquna Beach Students tested on rock climbing When John Cunningham, survival class instructor at Laguna Beach High School tells his students to go climb a rock they take h1m literally. The students, aided by ropes, conquered Pirate's Cove in Corona del Mar as part of their final exam last week. Bill Bartok, in photo, is nearing the rock's face. He is assisted by peers Tony Clements, left, and John Bowles. Lifeg\lard Bruce Baird assists Cunn- ingham with the unique class. Mission Viejo Timing leads to bizarre Viejo events It's not funn y when danger and the possible loss of life are involved, but what happened one day last week in Mission Viejo came close to cqual- i n g a scene from the Keystone Kops. A sheriff's sergeant preferred to identify it as a "maUer or timing." Here's what happened: Deputies received a telephone call from Mrs. Richard King, a Mission Viejo resident. Her husband, she related. was armed and had barricaded himself inside his garage following a ' fa m lly dispute. F our sheriff's units were dis- patched to the scene al 2:30 p.m. Fifleen minutes later a Santa Margarita Water District main was ripped open with a backhoe at a construction site on Los Alls os Boulevard east of Trabuco Road. Deputy Ira Essoe Jr., racing to the King re- sidence, red lights whirl· ing and siren walling, slowed at the Los Alfsos- Huntington Bl·.ich Trabuco intersection at 2:50 p.m. He acceler ated . Ills car hil the hubcap· deep water. hydropl aned, did a 360-degree turn and slam med into the rear of an auto driven by Consl unce Rcnek, Mission V1eJO. Meanwhile. de- putll'1> m t "'o othl·r patrol un1ti. arrived at the King home and although he in- sisted on a shootout they talked him Into surrender. King was arrested and booked on charies of as- s au It with a deadly weapon on police officers. Miss Reoek and a passenger, Jodi Cheslelgh were treated at Mission Community Hospital and releaaed. Deputy Essoe was not injured. And Don Boe of BOE Electric Co., Westminster, puzzled over plot and street plans of the acc\dent area where, water district officials said, a Southern California Edison Co. cr ew had ruptured the water main. ··That line wasn't even supposed lo be there," Boe sald. He pointed to a dia- gram which apparently showed the line stopping at curbside. Ah well, the best laid pla.m or men and mice ... Th ieves fail to deter p atriotism America. Richard Schleicher of Huntinaton Beach foves it. He is so a_ppreciative that he flies the stars and_ stripes at his Castine Drive home 24 hours a day. He does it, he claims, "to walce up America." But early last week thieves scaled the concrete wall around his home and made off with his flag. "'This really burns me up," Schleicher, a retired aerospace engineer, aald next mocn- lng. "You try to set a good example, do some good and thia is what happens." However, he sa.ld be is wlllfng to forgive and forget as long as the culprits bring back his nag. And be wasn't deterred. He hoisted his backup nag. llZMI- Bubbles caper goes on and on Gurgle. gurgle. gurgle. Bubbles, the elusive hippopotamus from Lion Country Safari, continued to frustrate her would-be captors early this mornln1. The er- rant two-ton hippo surfaced many times Saturday night from her hiding place in a small Lquna Hilla lake near the Irvine animal park froM which she estiped la$! Mon- day, park publicist Jo Scheller reported. But live raniers armed with tranquilizer dart guns and posted at three strategic locations around the Jake couldn't gel a shot at. t.Ji• hippo. who llu beeldine somtWbat of a celebrity. I Mesa ~rash Probed RB Accident Fatal "They've had a crew cleaning up the arounds and making signs pointing out varlous buUdinga," ahe nid. "They're getting ready tbe way all of Ufdo When we entertalh." • , Visit.on bei'll arrtvi91 b)/'1-'ein, bus an~ private car Satur- • day ftom as far .away "8--:Ctnada. A O'OUP of Republican · supporters front New Orleans saidibey were offered up to $1,SOO apiece for their tour tickets. Blasted · City Wails As Danger Clears WAVERLY. Tenn. (AP) - One day alter the explosion of a propane-loaded uilroad car that killed eight, injured scores and left much of Waverly's business core in rubble, three men gingerly began transferring pro- pane from another derailed car Saturday. This time the area was evacuated. About 2,000 people took to the National Guard Armory and a high school. and all but emergency personnel and a few newsmen were ordered a mile a"av. It was during a similar operation Friday lhat the ex- plosion -cause unknown -sent up a huge fireball. Authorities said seven persons were killed Friday, and one - James Crawford, SS, or Nashville -died Saturday at Vanderb11l Hospital. Forty-one more were in seven area hospitals for treatment for severe burns. Ten others were airlifted to blll'n trNtment centers in Louiavll1e. Birm- ingham, Ala., and Cincinnati aboard a speciall)t oulllUed C9 from the S7Ch Aeromedlcal W\n1 at Scott Air Force Base. Saturday's operation was de- layed while a boxcar of smolder· ing newsprint was towed 200 yards away and hosed dOW?l. Then a CivU Defense wQrktr a.Qd OC Duo Held In Pot Haul SANTA ROSA, N.M. CAP) - Bond was set at $25,000 for each of two Orange County men ar- rested in connection with the seizure of abOUt 1,000 pounds of marijuana, police said. two hazardous materials experts be1an pumping the fuel from the pressurized car to an empty tanker. The state Civil Defense office, the only official agency giving out death counts Friday night, had reported there were 21 fatallties and did not revise the figure unW several hours later -after many morning newspapers had gone to press - when it said five were killed. The home1ess and residents evacuated from the wreckage scene Saturday were offered tern porary s helter at the National Guard Armory and Central High School. Residents of .. neighboring towns brought food, blankets and clothing to the shelters. President Carter, who had talked by lelepbQne to MayQr Jimmy Powers Friday nl1ht, sent White House· aide James Free to Waverly to help expedite relle( eftorts. · On The Beettla aUTCHUl WIODLI CAl"llll KUKUOA FrOMP~Al CAMPAIGNS. Jn fund-raising, be suggested m aklng a list first of friends and acqu aintances and then ap- pro acbing persons or or. ganizatlons wbo mi1ht be sympathetic. "You don't change anyone's mind" about issues, Nelson said, "So don't waste your time." • He also stressed the need for fund-ralsing evenll, which set a date when prodlised checks are to be delivered, and he said persons who give once are likely to give again. "The very simplest rule, which I see violated time and time again. is say thank you." Nelson said. ··oon't play games with laws," he added. "If you do it in San Diego. they might say, 'Don't do it again.' In San Francisco they'll sue you and in Orange County they '11 indict you." Management of volunteers is very Important, Nelson said. "Probably more campaigns are destroyed by volunteers than any other fact.or." • • He said campaigns must be run lo elect the· candidate, not lo please the volunteers. The manager ol volunteers shoulct be someone reliable, well• organized and good at worldnl with people. Frlends and enemies' eneml• make good volunteers, Nel90ft said. In planning their acUviU.1• begin with election day ana work backward, be sugeeated. Assistant District Attor ney Capizzi said his departm&nt checks lnto three main types of campaign violations. These are erroneous or in- complete reports, checked to see if error!\ appear accidental or in- tentional; proper identification of campaign literature both for and against candidates; and any soliciting of funds from co- em ployees by candidates who work for the government. · Kukuda in conclusion noted that Jaws governing campaigns are extremely complex and not fully Interpreted. His parting words of advice to candidates were, ''Be very, very cautious." Malcolm Whelan, 24, of <>range, and Richard S. Judah, 24 of Brea. were booked for in· vestigation of possession of m arljuana with intent lo dis- tribute. ·They were arraigned Frtday before Maiistrate Delbert Garcia. Stale police said the men were arrested late Thursday when oC- (lcera found the marijuana ln a motorhome wbeo tbe vehicle was stopped at a roadblock on Interstate 4-0 about two miles west of Santa Rosa. Pilot Robert Hayes Cleft ) checks damage to the 337 Cessna Skymastcr he force landed Saturday night on the beach ut 50th S treet o n the Newport Beach peninsula. Hayes, 52, of Fresno, was on a whale-watchin~ flight when the r ear engine reportedly quit about 10 miles east of Catalina Island. The second engine gave out as he approached the coast fore in~ him to make a belly, wheels up land· ing. The craft sustained considerahll' damage to its fuselage and the front pro pellet-. Hayes and passengers. John Bryant, 30, of Felton. and Thomas Dohl 51, of Santa Cruz, were uninjured. A ski ploader pulled the plane out . Police said the marlJ~aoa was packed in 19 boxes. IUHDAY DAILY PILOT The t hings that you can do! Comfort and versatility In terry knits. look at this handsome designer casual suit, to sport by day or night anywhere. Or this jogger by Catalina. with short pants and hooded Jacket. it's perfect for the beach. for the boat, or just tor running around! Easy care and comfort in C81ifomla's finest fashion. And reaso~ably priced toot 1· Fun Tests Students' Mettle Those ~ctlale t.'nginccring types at LICI spent last week tcslrng their rclut'alion in contests li ke who can build the t'a!:>lcsl lriC'ydc or make the strongest bri<lgc. or design a container that would keep an egg intact when dropP.ed eight {loors. After t he senous evenls ended, Engineering Week festivities took a lighter turn as students braced • • 0.1,~ ....... - tht.•mscl\'cs for a tug-o f-war. Abo\'~. from l~fl. Dagmar \\'cdt.•I, .Jennifer H an, Linette Amari. Pam Whittington arc shown in the match of female engineering ma.1orr-. vs. female computer science team. lielow, the male engineers lose to {he varsity crew. S...nday. February 28, 1978 DAll.Y PILOT A3 Deadly Don1•s - Areidenu, Fire Claim 4 Three traffic accidents and a bome fire claimed the llvea of four Oranee County residents this weekend. -Peter J . Bonmci of Mission Viejo was killed when the pickup he was driving went out o! con- trol on PaclOc Coast Hlghwav in front of the Irvine Equei1trian Center late Friday night. -Motorcyclist Howard D. Lloyd of Garden Grove died a rter he lost control of hi s vehicle on Harbor Boulevard in Garden Grove Saturday morn- ing. Roger J . McCabe of Buena Park was killed when he was struck by a car as he stood along the edge of the Riverside Freeway near the East Street exit in Anaheim Saturday morn- ing. Blaine Ray Hirst of Yorba Linda died in a blaze at his 4490 A venida Del Este residence Fri- day. Bonnici. driving a 1976 Chevrolet pickup northbound on Coast Highway, r eportedly passed another car at 10:55 p.m. The aulo then passed ·the Bonnici vehicle, the California Highway Patrol reported. Bonnici accelerated attempt ang to pass the car, reaching speeds of up to 85 mph before he lost control and crashed, the CUP s.aad . E',....PageAJ O'Neal McCullough ot El Toro, a pusenger in the pickup. was reported ln stable cOlldltion today at Hoac Meroorlal Hospital Presby~erian Two oth~r passeneers jn the · same vehide, Debbie Long, 19. of M tssion Viejo. and Susan Steck of El Toro, sustained minor Injuries and were treated ~nd released at Hoag. Lloyd, 36, was driving bis motorcycle northbound on Harber Boulevard at 2:45 a.m. Saturday when he reportedly lost control on a curve a half mile north of Warner Avenue and crashed into a drainage ditch, the CHP reported. McCabe. 48, had stopped for an accident on the freeway, a quarter mile west of Ea.st Street, the CHP said. He apparently stepped out of his vehicle to assist and was struck by a car driven by Danny Holmquist, 21, of Fullerton. McCabe was allegedly pinn~ be tween the rear of the auto and the Holmquist car in the mishap at 1: 50 a.m . Saturday. No citations have been issued pending the outcome of an in- vestigation. Officials declined to release information on the Friday rught blaze in which Hirst died pend- ing an investigation. MINORITIES PONDER FUTURE. • • "'hlte ArlgJo-Saiton m ainstream "II we don't h11ve parity in de- 11,xery or access to social sbvtofl wlthl,o the next decade. ttta new m•]oraty wall have faUe-d Tnd ttle future will be btepk rideed , ·· Obledo con linaod. "Th• 9titllenge is lo change publle pclloy favorably and not beco•• a warring majority.'' Dymall1 a&reed, noline that he formed UI• intergroup council to better Understand and assist all ethnic .,CIUps. ''lt'1 an error to i.eparate our problem•,· we'll always lose if "'e're lr\c luted \\Ith whites,'' he said. "~l'• unfulr t.o compare our as1umff1Uon walh that of whale immlgranta. "The power structure "'111 only tolerate ..,. minority at • u-.e 1ett1n1 the atteqtlon. WI m'41t push coallUon p61ltlc1, no roat.ter how dUflcult Ote 1oln1 1.u. to 1et what we deser,·e. Dymally envisioned the e\'enlual social adjustment as a "super-extended family where individuality is respected and loyalty is evident." Usually a critic of Lhe un· iversity system, DymaJly suld he was glad the conference was held on campus. "Jf they can re- search butterfties in Alaska, it's time they looked at the rainbow in California." Also addressing the session were Rep. Norman Mineta of San Jose, Daniel Levine, as- sociate director of the U.S. Bureau or the Census and other legislators and academic ex- perts. Commenting on the trend from "white ntght to white right," ppblic opinion Pollster Mervin l'Jeld said civil rights g-ama In the •eo. were acceptable to toeltly beclllle the. economy wa1 npfncllhl and minorities wanted to be IJk• whites. ''If the ethnic m ajority is emerging, 1t'1> not happening where dec1io10ns are made or in the private sector. Why have federal contracts been allotted for minorllles if there are no minority contract.ors?" "We need lo look. more at counseling, testing, prejudicial perceptions and motivation in schools." "We've won our m ajor point; we have bilingual ballots." "Our biggest resource is numbers. We've bee n told education is the way but you don't need a degree to get elect· ed . It's time .to mobilize and lobbv " I "If .we expect responsiveness from the system, we have to rinancio.lly support our elected officials to get their attention ct way from wealthier backers so t h ey can work on our pro- blems.'' Fast UMW Pact Sent .. We must not fll~t over the crumbl but a.ale for a whole n• pfece of the pie " TuuJailed In SA A.tfack t ut In jhe ''10s, the economy is retract~; eUurlc groups want to be lbemulves in their own particular waya and bilingual educaUon ii viewed as an at- tempt-to crefte a separate Identity. Suspects Rob Tustin Pair By Th" Assoclalf"d PreH The Cnited Mane Workers un· ion labored over the weekend lo rush copies or a tentative con· trart Lo its members who must vote to ratify it or lo' conllnue their nallonwlde coal strike. And m\ners In an lndf'pendent company rejected t heir own settlement -on which the n1tllonwide pact was partially bHed -becaulle they, too, want to see what's In tho other a1reement. At the same lime, many of the nation's utllltles, the\r coal s'ockpllea dwindling. warned UMir customers against relaxing co.n11ervalion measures. The strike by the UMW. the Jongesl in the union's history, entered its 83rd day Sunday. -- UMW President Arnold Milter urged the 166,000 striking union m em hers Saturday to accept the contract with U,e Bituminous Coal Operators Association. but said he would not campaign In the coalfields for ratification or the three-year contract, as he did In 1974. Many miners said they .-..ou}d not decide until they had a chance to see the propost.."<l con. tract In writing. The UMW or. dered 220.000 copies of the con- tract printed. The rank and file will not vote on the contract un tal 1 ater this week, after the settlement is explained locally Following UMW constitutaonal procedures, the ratificiation pro cess is expected to take 10 days Even after that, It's expected al will take up to an additional 10 days to get mines reopened and SPACE LAW NEEDED NOW. Already, President Carter is lO<>klng at 10me of the problems ~d hu proposed that nuclear- foYr"ered aatellltes be banned from orbit, Whli. noted. International laws will be· =ded to cover Space Lab, be· · developed b)' an ll·naUon ropean co°'°rtlum and to be carried into orbit by the U.S. apaceabuW.. But exotic as mlnlni on the moon ml)' t0und, il'a onl7 the lteginnlna of what coul4 1oOn become an entire aew world b'ased on laws rormulated now, White aaid "Some people su11e1t that lthin 200 yea.rs there'll be u ••ny people 11~ o(f the eartl. as on,'' ho H id. "That's 1olna to have a bl• 1tnp•cL on bow the world deala W1Ul problems. "If we don't evolve '°'tally as fast as we evolve 1deml1lcally, t.bat 1liW be our downfall.•• He compared the exploration• of space with the discovery ot • the New World ln teiina of lta et~ feet ort man'a development Allll ~ on thouaht and law. "The New World represertted a mirror of tb e hopes aad asplrat1cm Of the world.•' Whlt• aald. "Space may do the aaJ1't lbJn1 for ua." Would be himself live ln a space colOI\)'? "I'd Uke to 10 there.'' White aald.. "I doa't bow U I'd n . lO coal moving aaain to utUllies <ind other users. "I think everyone wants to see the strike end." said Michael Bunton of ~Quoin, lll., a UMW subdlalrtct board member ... But the agreement 111 Just go.\n1 to have to be looked at.'' The propc»ed settlement was based on a tentative agreement reaohed wllh a major in· dependent, Pitt.Iburg & Midway Coal MlnJng Co., which operates sax mines ln Kentucky and Mls- -.o uri. The UMW barcaining council endorsed the · P&M agreement by a 2S·l3 VQte earlier In tbe week aa the pattern for an tndu1tr1wide settlement. But the min~• rejected t.be contract Saturday. A 21-year-old &nta Ana man and his 14·year-old companion wer~ being held today followln~ an alleged assault in Santa Ana Bernardo Naldorado, 22, a laborer. dalmed he was at· tac ked when he appar ently caught tho duo attempting to s teaJ gasoline Friday artcrnoon from his auto parked al 2600 McFadden Ave . Santa Ana, police said. ~ aldorado. who sustained a lhree-inch laceration on hi.s head. was treated and later re· le11ed from the UCI Medical Center. Daniel M . Castillo was JaU-4 in Santa Ana on a char1e of assault and battery and the teen.ager lodged at Juvenile ball on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon. Sff Our Hew Spring Fabric New Tet 1 f Velour. le.Velour Callfcrnfaru; don't want to support 1S Janpages or get in- volved In a "Quebec vs. Canada" situation over ofricially recogniz.cd languages. However, in a summary or aft ernoon discussion groups, bil- ingual instruction was labeled .. a Band-aid ..• the minor leagues ••• a paper tiger· .•• an abstract value that pacifies the majority." More specifically the ethnic participants stated: .. Funds are fairly shared at the elementary level but the misallocation is a rip-off in junior and senior high schools; m i norities are not kept on academic tracks." "Bilingual courses should not be state-mandated. If we bad neighborhood control of schools, we could choose and dlrect the special courses we need, maybe emphasizing trade skills more.·• ALL DECORATIVE FABRIC 112 PRICE Save 50%,.70% A Tustin couple. robbed of an undetermined amount or cash. two diamond rings and an aulo, were left bound and gagged in· side their aparlrtl ent Saturday, police reported. 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Without them, he said, Oft11eo.i1~Pt••uw1 directors 1enerally seemed any board decisions are likely to saUsfied with their involvement have poor results. Desplte a few suggested in the district and decisions that Trustee William Kohler chanfes, Saddleback Valley are made. suggested students might be United School District's Reflecting on the previous questioned on a decision the secondary level management meeting, Loa Young, president trustees will soon face what people seemed pleased with the of the board, Sa.id, ''These have budget cuts should be made. place when they were given the 11 b ood · tod " chancetosaywbatthey thought 8 eeng meetings ay. EVELYN MARTIN, the The managers did say they about it this week. felt their input on decis1ons was district's purchasing aeent, For the second time this important. Once 8 decision is suggested money could be saved month, district trustees, who made, they asked trustees to on initial purchase prices and norm ally sit in judgment of their stand by that decision and avoid eventual repair If the district administrators' efforts, asked repeated studies. had collective uniform buyln1. those administrators what they f h I · fel't · about t"'e district's "I think we have one ot A itness earng ts 11 SEVERAL 'NOTE D that everything that's ever been ~cheduled in Orange management. rumors spread rapidly in the made," she safd. County Juvenile Court district. "When you say no news this week for a youth AT THE PREVIOUS meetmg, 15 good news, that's not true,.. The administrators also asked ·accused o( shooting a the district's key administrators said Will Chong, Jn asi.istant trustees to move quicker on .Huntington Be a ch and school principals admitted principal at Mission VieJo High personnel needed at the new 1 ·policeman Feb. 6 when some dissatisfaction and asked School who asked to get "the Laguna Hills High School. to 1 ,the officer tried to ar for more trust.involvt>mentaod facts" faster. help get more "teeth" into the , rest him on a burglary communication. Erik Frost, activities director Juvenile system and to eet a • • COUNTY NEWS -WITHOUT fUSKING YOUR PRESENT ONE $12,000 to $85,000 A h11h percentage of executive positions are undisclosed opportun1t1es and never reach the advertised or listed stage. We have helped many men and women of all aaes find them -across town or across the country. Nothlna realty happens until you have an interview. That's where we come 1n. learn how to reach the "decision maker." 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I SCOTT, A transient who was living at a Huntington Beach crash pad·style residence, was 17 when the shooting in· ~ident occurred, but turned 18 while an Juvenile Hall He escaped from an escort officer Tuesday at UC Irvine Medical Center in Orange, where he was being treated for a s hotgun pellet wound m the chln, but was sur· rendered nine hours Jater by hls grandfather at Juvenile Hall. Judge Murray, who this year is assigned to handle Juvenile Court cases, issued an order shortly after Scott's bid for freedom ordering him confined to Orangt! County Jail upon ap. prehension. HE CITED violent tendencies on the sus· pect's part which have been alleged by Hunt· ington Beach police as reason to place Scott in the jail's juvenile de · ten ti on facility, which bas maximum security . 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Douglas Kinnard, now an assoclai. professor of p0UUcal science ~at the \Jnlvenlty ot Vermont. "This was the hip point of their careers. It would be like the Eisenhower genenls saying we shouldn't have fought World War II." Kinnard, at S8, is truly a long way from the torrid jungles of War 1.one D, that batUetteld northwes t of Salton where thousands of Americans were killed or woundedt ,_ zone that bordered Cambodia and included bis artillery command. That's why, 10,000 miles from War 7.one D, J:Unnard decided to poll hls peers and put the findings In a book, ''The War Manaaen," recent· ly published by the Vnlverslty Press of New Encl and. IT IS BASED on a 60-part questionnaire The last action be survey be made in helped plan was lhtJ in· September 1974, ei1ht vasion of Cambodia in months before the war ;:====;:::::::;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:::;::;;:::;::;;:::;::;;:::;::;;=========;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;::::;--;rr~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1970, even though be . ended lb defeat for the says, he thought at the A m e r i c a n · b a c k e d OPTIC •L OUTLET time it was a political Saigon forces. Of the 173 ~ JAMES C VOGEL DDS mistake. comm anding United (Formerly Rose Optical) • ' States Army generals in 4201 CAMPUS, llVIME has mooed his practice & announces TffE SERENITY of Vietnam, 64 percent of the campus contrasts them responded, rang-IRVIME TOWN CENTER the opening of his new of /ice for with the roar of canllon, in& from four-star rank <Across From U.C.I.> the practfce of General Dentistry Its peacefulness with the down to one-star. •We Fill All Optical Prescriptions •Hard & Soft Contacts ravages of war. The Klnnar'd also conduct· At The average student in ed in-(leplh interviews Kinnard's classes was 8 wllh a selected croup. DM.Y Pft.O'f As years old when the Tel In one part of bis sur MARINERS MEDICAL PLAZA offensive, the major vey, Kinnard asked; VIETNAM A MISTAKE? 355 Placentia, Suite 306 turnipg point oC the war, "Were the results of the · Brig. Gen. Klnn•rd •Hundreds of Frames on Display Including Designer Frames. Newport Beach, CA 92663 was launched by North war worth the effort, f ·-__ ,.;· ---.-,..__I Vietnamese and Viet considering casualties, Twenty-eight percent 1 ~ Cong troops in 1968. disruption of the United of the generals s aid the • /: ~ ...... M Office Hours The war is not • big States political scene, r esults were not worth We l11•lte " 'r--\" • By Appointment TELEPHONE: thing to them, s ays and side effects on Unit· the effort. Twenty.five v .. 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Amount ol Pufctlue $400 Down Payment at tme ol Order OI Installation l!.Q9 $300 A PR Rate & Finance Charges --0- To~t of Payments $300 12 equal payments°' S25 eech Fnt payment not due ttll May• IN EFFECT. says Kinnard, ••over SO percent of the Army · general officers who commanded in Vietnam thought, in September 1974, that the United States forces should not have participated in combat in Vietnam.'' Sixty-eight percent of the. generals said U.S. objectives in Vietnam l)efore 1969 were not as clear as they might have been and needed rethinking as the war progressed.. Nearly half said U.S. objectives were not attainable by 1968 and should bave ~B;il been revised. I Twenty-eight percent said close air support. was too mucll con.sider· ing the nature of the war; 36 pereent said· B-52 strikes In South Vietnam were useful but 11111 not vital; 15 percent said r:j the B·52 strikes were not worth the effort; 30 percent said artillery was too much; 42 percent said large scale military operations were overdone. ~~ SIXTY-ONE percent or the generals uid American claims of , Nortb Vie~arpese and Viet Cong killed, the body count. were "often inflated." Seventy-three percent l!laid the program to im· prove the South' Vietnamese forces and turn the bulk· of the • fighting oVer to them should have been emphasized long before the program actually got under way in 1969. Only 8 percent c lassified South Vietnamese fighting forces as very ac- ceptable by 1974: ST percent said they were adequate; 25 percent said it was doubtful that the Saigon forces would survive a future drive by N ortb Vietnamese and Viet Cong. Thirty-two pen:ent of the American generals said that \he South Vietaamese generals were inadequate leaders. The American media also came in for criti· :cism. ~"'~~t]fPJ;JI ~IJ~i~iJi[i1I Fifty-one percent of n the generals said that news paper coverage was uneven, some good, but much oC it ir· responsible. Thirty-eight percent said newspaper co~erage on the whole tended to be ir· res ponsible and dis· ruptive to U.S. efforts in Vietnam. A~l,heavy pl~f'.l·~~t Of 100% nytpn plle. Select fio::tv•n ofthef1 multi-tone co or ~Mtlons.. FIFTY-TWO percent said television coverage was not good ~ause there was a tendency to go for the sensational. "I never did actually write out my answers to it,"' Kinnard said ... I think probably I would · have been lesa critical of the press. 1 think perhaps 1 was a bit mis- led as to ARVN (Army of the )\epublic of Vietnam). •'As far as Ute war be- ing worth the ettort," be says ... I W1)uld have been one of those who said it was not. definite· ly not. "I tld'nt 1t'a taentlal· 17 an lntmW nvoJuUon ln Vietnam. I UUnk that the North Vietnamese ~aptured nationalism. and there wu never a viable state put Diem (Ngo Dinh Diem, pre- sident of South Vietnam unUl bis UaaillutioG in tt63) tn tile South to llliiiim.~M-.~~.~~~~ ... -iiliiiiiim'.ilillili-.iili!iiiiii;iillliliii~liipl~m.,~liiiiiiiilmiiillilll•ii!ll•~l!lll .. ~•1111111!1•• ~mpetowt.t1iu.em.·· .. • • Editorial P!!fl.e ......................................... _. ..................... ~ ThorMs k .. vll/EdJt« Robert N. W..CS/Publllhe4" ••• • 81,000 Advantage Mftkes Rule a Joke .. • Three-Oranee County supervisors la~t week indlculed thoy may be reaching for a new height In officeholder comfort by tentatively agreeing to wdte one set of campaign finance rules for their political foes and unother set for U1emselves. Supervisors Thomas Riley, Philip Anthony und Laurence Schmlt first said they agree candi(lj!tes for c(·ounty offices should be prohibited from accepting mon· lian Sl .000 an election from ind1viduaJ campaign donors. Jn the next breuth, though, the trio said candidates who have collected $1,000 or more from individual donors for use in the June primary election should be able to start from scratch. That would mean that money collected so far wouldn't count toward the Sl,000 limit. . In Riley's case, (or example, lobbyist Frank ~hchelena has already contributed al least Sl,000 to his upcoming re-election campaign. . According to Rile~, Anthon~· and Schmit. howe\'er. :\llchelena's curly l'Ontribulions shouldn't count lowarcl the Sl.000 limit. . The three supervisors said Riley, like his c<1mpaign toe who hasn't rece 1\'cd any Michelena money, should be able to accept another Sl.000 !\lichelena donation without violating what now only laughingly is c·alled a propo:,ed tampaign reform ordinance. , Super\'iSors Halph Clark and Ralph Dit'drich "ere right when they withdrew their ~upport from the or· dinance because of what, in effect. \\'as a proposed waiver of the Sl.000 rule for tho::.e who for the past two years have been grubbing hardest for election dollar&. Riley, Anthony and Schmit should be able to see the same light and discontinue the so-called reform farce this week. Shift Heavy Burden There are tho::.e who remember when the Social St'curit) bill, oul of thl· \\eekly pay check wcts bare!~ a 111bble That ·s \\hen SoC'ictl Securst) meant an old <age pension -Pl'rt<>d Toda~ tl11: leg1-.lat1ve enthusiasm for pro\ iding en:r more bcn<'f1ls for grateful constituents has boosted the annu<Jl maximum Social Secunty tax to a healthy Sl,070. That ·s just the beginning. Beginning next year, both the present 6 05 percent tax rate and the wage base sub· ject lo the tax will start moving up, to reach, by 1986, a whopping annual tax of S2.860 on a maximum wage or s-t2.500 al a percentagl' rate of 7.15 --payable by both cm ployce and t>m plo\ er . \II thi". Wt' are told. will be necessar~· to keep Soc1ul St.'t'ttrit\ sol\t•llt in thl' fi.I C'l' of 111flat1on and. muth mOrt.' ~1g11tl1t."ant. tilt· 11wn·a ... inJ.:" hurdt'n of the ~lt-d1c·<.irl' and d1sa h1llt~ 11111gram::-th al han• been tacked on to \\ hul -.tarlL·d out •• , a :-1mplt• nld age rwn~1on prour<1m '1 lw thl·on h.1:-. alwa\ !> bci.>n that Soet<tl Secunt' ::-houlc1 h1.· ~df.-.u pportmg: nc,·er di ppang int 0 gencr al Tn.·u ~ur~· fund::. supµl1ccl b~ the income la'\. And that\\ as feasible, 50 long a!. the goal was sim ply to pro\"ldc a ... ccure rC'liremcnt for older workers. :'\ow a group of Congressmen have proposed return- ing Social Secunt v to that original goal and monng the mcd1cal and disabtl1ly programs O\"er to general Tn·a-.ur~ lu1Hh. Thi:-. thl·~ t•ontend. would make 1t µossible to cut th(! :1nl1Ui.1l ma'lmum c·onlribUtlOll bv mam· hundreds o( rlol l.11·" • • (;, ;mtl•d. 1t·-. the ta,pa~ er s "ho e,·entualh p:t~ for <.tll lht> prngram-.. old age pen:-.ions. '.\kdicare and d1:-.:.il11ltl\ But tlH· Sotial Sl'tllt)ty decluct1on has bcC'OITil' !'!Ul'h a lw;n y load for hoth wage c<irners and employers ~ome -.hifting of the l111anc1al rcsponsibilit~· mu::.t be eon· ... 1den.·d. .·\ l ll·asl 1t would bC' nice to be assured of a modest"Old age pension. which was the whole idea in the first place Legalese Dying Off? ,\ n~·m1e \\ho h~s battled through the fine print on an 111..,urnnce poliC'~ trying to determine what. if any ben1.·f1h -.houlcl he fort hc:oming us a reward for paying all tho~t· prC'miums will he encouraged to learn that the :'\ew York Life Insurance Co. has discovered the virtues of tht• English language. • :'-;o lonJ?er wall the interpretation have to be done by a lawyer or a professional insurance expert. · :'\ew York Life's new Policies contain 30 percent fewer \\Ords than the old one, and none are in fine print. Legalisms like ··encumbrance." "pro-rata" and "post· mortem" :ire repla{'ed with the sort of language regular folks use and undcr:-.tanci. An '"llldt.'bt~dncss·· hecomel'-i a '"loan." a "pOM· mortem cl1\ 1dend" is a "dividend at death" and a 30-word e...,planution of when accidental death benefits will not be paid is reduced to 12 words. . This sort or thing is likely to be rather disturbing to the legally minded who feel insecure when confronted ~dth o ne-syllabic words and simple declarative Sl'ntcnccs. But we can only hope that, contrary to dire warninga, \'ew York Llfl''s new policies will not end up in a tangle of courlroom disputes over their true meaning. And that, with luck. other~ who like to hide behind legalese will be tempted lo follow thla admirable e><· nmple. • &pinions expressed in the spec. above are tt,o11 of the Daily Pilot. Other views eJCpressed on thls page ere tl'IOM of their authors lf\d alt1sts. Reader comment Is trwlted Addr111 Th1t Dally Pilot, ,,0 Bo• 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92928. Phont (714) M2'·432t. • Boyd I TogetherneBs By L.M. BOYD Twice aa many unmarried couple• live tocet.her now ln •hla country u did so tn 1910. "that 't over all. Aa for such 'oduples unde1' ale 45, tbetr l\umber1 ))ave multlplled flve·f old. To what do you at, trlb~te thlt rtmarkabl• tr•nd? Our Love and War man •• battled. Some thJnk ,-.1ntsJon la re1pon1lble. Others blame dlvorc• law. t6at the~ aay d11trlmlnate HalMtmen. • collect workman's comt penHUon for an tm1itn1ry lllneu. No doubt lt hall hlltstth'd, But lb Montana Suprern• COWt oqce rul4"1 on &h• matter. Yet, Hid 'Ul• Judctt. »u tb• comptatJ'.IUlt but on~:t.n Pl'1 mont1. I Are Racial Quotas Backfiring?. B7TR8 The passionately arguec! l11sue In the Bakko caae can be stated fairly simply. Because the Supreme Court may be handing down lts decision any day after ll returns to Washington. it da- ~erves to be looked at again. Americans amended the ConstltuUon lo wipe out the blot or slavery, and they have re· peatodly forbidden any kind of racial discrimination. But that. of course, left the blacks lo catch up with whiles In the social, educational and economic disadvantage from which they started. THEY HAVE DONE this Cor 100 years with i.ome success. To· day. however, a different and more subtle d1i.crim inat1on pt'rslsts. Now comes the question: Can those same bans on racial d1s- crlm lnatlon, antebded to aid the blocks, be used against them? Can universities and other in· slitulions. try lo halt them? Thl'Y have the vote; they are t:qual polltkally; but anybody who notes the aggravated un- t•mploymt>nt among blacks. the starved schools in city ghettoes. the black infant mortality rate twice that or whites, the black life expectancy rat~ six or seven years under wllltes, must acknowled1e that ethnic chances are not equal. TO HELP remedy this, SO· called "affirmative action" <which opponents call ''reverse discrimination") has been in· stituled. H Is designed to give certain blacks a leg up. Is this Co~t1tutlona1'.> That's what lhe Bakke case ls all about. In the quaint American system, we have put this fascinating moral Issue up to the nine black·robed Justices or the Supreme Court. It ii of ex· traordlruu-y interest because men of goodwill can advance plausible arguments for either side. The de· cision. when it comes, could be as important as Plessy v Ferguson, in 1896. which i.aid it was all right to segregate blacks In schools un- der the rule or "separate but equal " Or 1t could be as Important as in Brown v Board or Education, In 1954, when the same revered jud1('ial tribunal unanimously threw "Plessy" into the trash can. and sai d that bl ack scgrl!~alion is immoral. Il look a different view or the i.ame Constitution . Finally, Mr . Justice Nicholas voo Hoffman Burier's present day court could tlde step the alm<Mlt in- soluble l&sues ln the Bakke cue and decide it on technical grounds, or send it back to lower courts to work out more details. Some candid observers private· ly eat this might not be such a bad idea. Harvard president. Derek c. Bok has recently explained why his university hopes that the high court wlll find against Bilkke. Even ln bis explanation however, President. Bok shows how Harvard differentiates its admission policies from those of the University of California Medical School at Davis, which precipitated the case. Allan P. Bakke, you recall, white, 37, a civil engineer, wanted to become a doctor, but has twice been denied admission to the Davis medical school, a state Institution. He was also re· jected by 11 other medical schools, although his ratings are above average. The Davis school has 100 annual openings ror over 2,500 who apply, and it reserves 16 openings for blacks and other minoriUes. it denies that this con- stitutes a "quota." ANTl·DISCRIMJ~ATION Jaws are pretty strict. For ei- ample, here's what Lbe Civil Rl1hts Act ot 1&64 -called lhe Magna Carta of clvll II berlles-aays: "No person Int.be US shall, on the &rounds ot race, color. or naUonal ortiln, be ex- cluded from parUclpaUon In, or denied the benefits of, or be sub- jected to discrimination under ttny program or activity receiv- ing federal tlnanclal assistance. Bakke's lawyer says his client waa dlacriminated against "because of race." He says Bakke's quaUficatlons were bet· ter than some of the minority student$ accepted in his place. The Callromla Supreme Court ruled for Bakke in 1976 and struck down the University's ad- missions program. Now it's on eppeal. One other fact should be men- Uoned before coming to Presi· dent Bole's argument. Although blacks comprise over 11 percent of the U.S. population, lhey com· prise les~ than two percent or all doctors, lawyers and professors. Big areas or ghetto slums have no residJng physician at all. black or white, a condition other industrial democracies would call intolerable. THIS IS HOW President Bok put it: '•Many peraons, including myse)(, '"'lhive UU~l the HrlOWJ racial prqt>fems tha( hrve preoc· cupied our &()Ciel~ 1' never be fully reapJy~ UqUI ltO:>•labtial numbe111 Qf well uaJped, bfg)lfy competent mlnorlty persons ue able to assume positions of responsibility in law firms, the major corporations, the teaching h<M>pilals. and the agen· cies or government lhrougboul the country " That's one reason, he argues, why a professional school may choose to take account of an ap- p 11 cant's minority status - along with grades and other rel· evan~ matters. Another reason, he says, Is to achieve diversity In the 1tudent body. He doesn't want Harvard lo be all rich young men, nor yet all students with near genius IQ's . Students learn from one another, he argues. and it's the buaineas of a college to go part wa1. anyway, "to search among qppllcanUI for individuals who uem particularly likely to make dl~tlncUve contribution to their profea•laoa and to society after they graduate." THAT'S ALL very well, but how about ethnic "quotas" which some instituhons have u.ed, whether ackno"' !edged or not? 'Standing Tall for Old M.C.' It's because or quotas that Jewish groups and others that might normally support the NAACP al(alnst Bakke have split off. The llahan-American Foundation is another supporter of Bakke, alonl( with the arch· conservative Young Americans for Freedom. Against Bakke are the A FL·CIO. the US Com - mission on Ci\·il Rights and the Congressional Black Caucus. 'J"he hlf'nn1al rediscovery or tht-middle <'la!\s is on. E,·en· t I.\ 0 \'t'UrS lhl' . ladi.es ancl l(entkmcm or the Con11:rt's!\ are made to 'Ill stra1~ht an tht'lr ch a irs h\" l he rorri.' o·r a n 1 n :.1 ghtful hJ:hlnln~ boll that tells them thcr mu11t ,:to forth and do something for "'the middle class." rt lan'l eaay lo do one's Hlf political lr\jury by standln• tall for the old M.C. To say It'• hl&h time we helped.the middle class 1s akin to saying il's high tlme somebody did somelhing ror Amcrlco In as much as every· body in Amf'rlca defines him or herself as essentially middle class. There is no such thing aa an upper class. Even Nelson Roc:kefeller'll tell ya he's just a regular. middle claSll, middle of the rood. moderate good buddy hangln' on lo hi& CB and hollorin' 10·4 liko the rett of us. AS FOR TUE lower c.-lass1 it's aone too. Eve,, the winos nav• been contcripted tiito a middle cl111 auxOfary grot1p knowrt 118 "the dl11dv1ntagcd. •· The di•· advantaged are \he 1r11l· 1raftdchlldrer\ of the oppressed 'l"h~ were a lower class croup. But thq've Joni 1lnce vanlahed intb the American past with th• red man and the mlllnnan and the Nuh Kelvlnator. wbatever that W8$. To help the middle clus mulntnln Ila beleacuered aelt. Co'n1ress proposes tlvlng a tax tredlt to ramllles PA)'lng colleit tuition for t.betr chlldten. Tht admlnlltratton, ooptun\ of the fact that 1ueh • creilt wt l htlp ttie rich m•mbtr1 of tt. m\ddle Claat far a>on tJia~ th• m ddlo·incom• mtmbeft, bH countered wtth thO su1•••Uo11 tbt amoµnt of monfY allocat.ed for ttlJdcnt Joaftl anct trHtJ bt ralncl "by some bllH0111 or doll art, ' comph~h1n,:t the end of making C!d$leJlC cheaper for middle class rhlldren 1s lo lo'>' er the tuition. Tuition coeu could be lowered 1f prores1>ors h•d to work a normal se,·en and a half hour eta v. Uoh·e r~iti c" rival the Pentagon. HEW and the no,.· de funct Penn Central railroad In lo\\ productivity per worker Ir the C11rter adm1nlMra(lon IAOuld pt"~rer pulling out a rew billion more dollars to challong. llll the wnste and corruption in hl1ller tdur:atlon. it m1y be oouuae f.hrre ire otily &0 many lo1ln1 balll~s working poUllc1ana want to lose at one llme. The administration Is already aetUng badly skunked on the hospital cost fi1ht In the month11 sin('e the idea wu r1nt proposed, the medical l nduatr y has been quite successful 1n persuading members of Con1ress that gov· ernmenl Is wrong to seek control of hospital prlcos BY DELAY, by maneuver, by lobbyist and loud lament. hospital •dmlni11trAtora aro con· vlnclng enoug)\ people lhflt btlnt: made to hold U\olr yearl)' a>rtco lnereases In patient cue lt.> a measly 9 percent down from the 15 percent they're uaed lt.> - would constitute oppreaalon and 1 threat to the pubUo heallh. Any effort to bit the unlv•nltf. with price control or, bettet Y• • r•••onable measures or pro· ducllvlty. would only unit• th• docton and lhe pr0Ceaaor1, an Invincible combination. Only an aroused publtc, U 11uc h a mythological beaal were to HLlt outside of sonc and cllche, would be able \o deteat. it THE TVITfON TAX credit pro- posal I• ca(cµlatcd to tranqulllu •nd •ooth•l tt wtU arouto no one because U •PPIFI to bt 1tvtu Ute m lddl1 clan •<>lfl•lhln; art4 th er of on It IJ. ph1mpl0fttd t;y men Ukt Seq, Wltllun Roth, tf\• l>elawa,. Rtp\JbUaaa who UPI.rt• tOtheourrtntly vacant of· flceorW1tichdotofthe1'rt&1W')'. billions unleu he can reduce ex- penditures by a like amount. Thai he can't do, so In reality "'hlle he ptiradea about as o tax- cuttlnjl coru;ervatlve, ho's J~t another big eleollon ye1r s pender. In the meantime. the public. the middle class and every t'lass. "111 take what it can get They know they'll pay for this lax credit in shrunken dollari. but any llm• s politician offers you anythl,,1, grab It and run like a bandit TO GET P£0PLE lo do more. to get people to show palpable support Cor such measures as hospital price controls, the con- nection between the 1overnment spending the money ind collect· mg it from m must be clo11er. That's what a balanced budget does. It means that every time the hospitals come in for their yearly lS per('ent Increase, Walter Cronkite will tell us how much our taxes are going to so up. Maybe that will turn the lethargtr mob intC'l the aroused_ pubUc oC our dream1, and tr we cnn 't beat the profea1or1 and the doctou, we may flfht 'em to a standoff. On the IJght Side In this elCtraordinary, emo- tion-charged case no less than 58 ami('US curiae Cfriend of the court> briefs have been filed, which may be a record TllE WEAK point m the um- ' crs1ty's po~it1on against Bakke is the i.pecif1c number of opE'n· ings leCt for admitting blacks and other mmorities; it looks like a racial quota. Harvard en· tered a bnef against Bakke, and its law professor, Archibald Cox Cflrst Watergate special pros· ecutor l argued in behalf or the Davis regenLo; Harvard doesn't reserve ''pre• determined quotas" for minority students; however President Bole says. But, it denies that any •lt.tdent has a "rt1ht" to be ~m ltted ''on the me-rlt.a." What worrteit him and the whole academic community right now is the "dangeroua lHreat or IOV· ernment iotrualon Into academic processes" trom a rigid hlth court ruUn~ TRB •If o long1lo"d'"' Wa1,l\ington by1Jrtt1. II• cutltor cur- rmtlM ta R1cluml Stout of l~ Chrf•· tion lotence Monitor True Facts Banished 1' The Ul'Ucom Hunters have "finalized" their "proee11•· or selection In order to "prtorlUze" this year•a list or worda worthy of banllhln• from tlte En'1lsh langua1e IACH IANUAllY TJIE GROUP of writers. scholar• and pundit.a at l..ak• Superior St.te College to Sault Ste Marie, Mich., ts&ueA a new Uet. of words and phrases Its memben feel should be deleted from written or spoken Ule. P'oundet w. T. Rabe sald tbe atnb-unual atlecUons ~·rt oulled from tom• 2,000 aucceatlons from people aero .. tho country. Am~ tht '41!f1nnera were "pareniwa," ''medication," •1¥1 tbc •ver•popular "orient.ate.•• "YOU'D BBTl'ER BEUEVE," was chosen In the phi'••• category. Rabe aald tM pbra111 Jmpllea ·•torcctul compllanc., perhaps even putUnc out a contract lf you don't." A a~lnl "Very llnlquo Redundancy RepeUUve" award went to W. Glenn Roberti of NJshville, Tenn., who SMrtU•Cs.d a local televfllon station to atop usln& such ..... ,. es "completely destroyed,.. "t.ru facts,,. and r.-moat ~uc." Jj . ', ,. • . • ., . .. ore A.J.,..·t .... a.~ .. f.t_a ___ . -----1m11••T•owr_"·.thl·°'-nv•P•llot/Bo-·"1·"°·'·eos·ta·~-... ,CA.~-·--.-ir•~ ~~_.! ~e anicr.r.aran.ya.1111 Tocanttwto.1rv,.notmoa-m1 .. IRolJ!rt Nov• Emergency Warning ~oned WASHINGTON -The eon· fu1ion amon& the Prtaident'a men when the national coal strike unex· pectedly .Janded in their haps can be traced to neglect of a foresighted warnin g voiced over lunch ln the White House Mess 10 months earlier. Presidential aide Landon Butler told a luncheon com· panion in April that severe labor troubles would face the nation's coalfields by early winter; there fore, we mus t have advance contingency planning to handle it. That was the last word about coal at the While House until the strike came Dec. 6. While in charge of labor problems at the White House, the hard-working Butler has been almost totally occupied trying lo get \he Panama Canal treaties ratified. SO INTENSE was White House preoccupation with the cana l that no thought of what a prolonged coal strike could do to th e country penetrate d the presidential consciousness. So concern ed were the Carter m e n with the political catastrophe or losing the canal treaties m the Senate that they totally ignored the political op· portunity oHered by the coal :>trike ' While fai ling to make long- term contingency plans for the predictable coal emergency, the Carter Wh ite House also seemed crippled over moVIDi quickly for short-term gains. Until Mr. Carter finally bared his teeth last Monday to force the coal mine owners to the Oval Office, has conduct betrayed a costly lack of appreciation or pre~1dent1e:1I power and an un· M·emly fl•ar of failure. Herein l1t•s much or what alls Jimmy Ca rh'r 's presidency. llAVING PROVIDED nu ad\''a ncc planning on coal. the White llo use had no read } ans wer for pleas from coal state m embers of Congress as the strike dragged on. Sen. Jennings Randolph of West Virginia. a courtly Senate veteran of two decades, tried in bis polite but persi!;tent way to convince the P resident of the neces~1ty for in- tervention. But Randolph and other coal Sydney Harris Putting Piquancy ·To-Test state Jawmaken found the Whlle House focused on Panama, far from the coalfields. "Wb)t not?" one presidential adviser uked us. •'If we lose Lhe treaty, we're down Lhe drain - finished. We have been spending all our Ume OQ Panama and rlihtly so. Tbe whole adminilVaUoo la at stake." MOREOVER. THE While House was relying for advice primarily on Secretary of Labor Ray Marshall, a University of Texas professor just one year ago, with no experience in big- t i me labor negotiations. Ma rs hall not only urged the President to stay out but warned that coal miners probably would not obey a Taft-Hartley back·to- work order from Mr. Carter. The Carter team, after recent setbacks measurably less self- confident than a year ago, want· ed no lest of Marshall's pre- d iction. This was followed by an OS· trich·like period of pretending the crisis was not brewing. Pressure e sc alated from Con~ress, including two formal letters to the President from the Ohio delegation begging for in- tervention. On Feb. 10, as it became ap.. You say there haven't been .my quiz-columns for quite a while? Well, then l'll maJc:e one up on the spot -if you don't mind a hodge.podge or subjects that have nothing in common. 1. The following are five parts or an automobile, as they are named in Bntain; what are they c alled in the U.S.? (a) Acc umulator ; (b) Boot: (c) Bonnet; Cd) Damper, (e) Wine. 2. Who are the autbor1 of these phrases that have turned into cliches? (a> "Beard the lion in his den"; (b) "Beauty 11 only skin deep"; (c) ''Bread and circuses''; (d) "Charity beatns at home"; (e) "Famlliarity breeds contempt." parent tbat the bargaining council of the United Mine Worken <UMW) would reject the nefoltated settlement, Manball tried to justify his posillon to the Senate-House Economic Committee by con· tendln1t .. you '·have to de4 mooatrate national· ~mergency'' io invoke Taft· Hartley. "Tumln1 out the lights in OhJo ••• ?''asked Rep. Clarence J. Brown of Ohio. "That is not a naUonal etnerae.ncy," shot back M araball. In response to Brown's question about Wright· Patier10D Air Baae in D•yton· Marshall said that too was "a local question." But when the UMW's bargain· inl council overwhelmln1ly re-jected the settlement Feb. 12, even Marshall conceded the President must act. Landon Butler and his boas, top presl· denllal aide Hamilton Jordan, momentarily put Panama aside and devised a call from Mr. Carter for bargaining at the White HOU6e. SO LOW HAD respect for the President's power slipped by now, however, that the coal operators responded with a rude rejection. What came next was a tactic~ 3. To which famil y of Instruments does each of the following belong : <a ) accordion.; (b) lrianile; (c) :iilber; (d) helicon; Ce> fife. · 4. In what field would you find the following phrases used? <a> "secondary elaboration"; (b > "secondary extinction"; (c > "secondary gain": (d) .. set:ondary process••: (e) "secondary reward." s. What do t.bele worm med by Shakespeare mean? Ca> ••toredone"; <b) "fond"; Cc> "'fardel"; Cd) "silly"; (e) ·"'kennel." 6. Jn the deck d pl11ying cards. can you recall: Ca> (he one~yed jacks; (b) the clean·sbavea uuclse ol presidential ))()Wet for t.be flnt time ln the coal crlsil. While Sen. Randolph was 1olt·10apln1 lbo coal operators to be reuouable. the White Hou.e threatened them with a tou•h presidential speech over national television that very night. 'Ibey quJclcly capitulated. But the dramatic impact of Mr. Carter'• mu1cllng was softened by the lm~alon that he bad been dragged into acUoQ k..lck.ing and ecreamina. In April 1.864, with public con· fldence in hi.I four-month-old presidency !la11ln1, Lyndon Johnson revived It by exubeHnt- ly leaping tnto a railroad strike and settlin1 it. In February 1978 Jimmy Carter failed io perceive a similar opportunity. MR. CARTER'S bandlin1 of the coal strike, therefore, ii· luminates internal complaints about Lhe way his WhJte House functions. At first fatlin1 to anticipate a aational crisU., the President and bil men next mis· sed a chance to build public con· fidence. Since Mr. Carter himself feels the republic can ill afford another fa.Ued Pres1dent, this transcends even the ecOQOmic hardship of not enough coal. "jack; (c) the king with one eye; (d ) the king without a m ous tache: (e) the queen carrying a scepter? ANSWEBS: 1. (a) Battery: Tnmk: (c) Hood; (d) Shock Absorber; (e) Fender. 2. (a) Scott; (b) John Dnles; (c) Juvenal: (d) Sir Thomas Browne; Ce) Aesop. 3. (a) Reed Organ; (b) Percunlon: Cc) Strings; (d) Brau; Ce) Woodwind. 4. All in psycboloty. s. (a) worn out; (b) foolish or doting; Cc> burden; (d)'innocent or harmless; (e) gutter. 6. (a) Hearts and Spades: Cb) Clubs; <c> Diamonds: (d) Hearts; Ce) Spad~. . . Feed Old People By Uncanny MeanS illy CHRISTINE B. DOll8£Y Chn.tbtl: DorHJ1 k o c~ tchool PfJICholog{.H !Mo r.ridcs ill lf'VIM. · I was read!nJ ln the dally paper about the old people lo Tecopa. Tbe article described how they had to 1taad in line fOf 1'ours 1o frlOd weather to get tree meals. Tbls 1&ruck me as bein• particularly Inhumane, but even wone was the fact that ooly a rew meals were aerved; most o'f the poor. elderly people were tW'Ded away because thero wu lAo aufCicienUood. ·. ' I 8Pl11TERED ABOUT 1108 to my bu.1band, Joe. mentioQ. ing that the government.spends hundreds of thou.sands of dollan t.o count the dop and cats in Ventura County. . ... Warmlne up to my subject. I brought up all or the money they spend here ln Irvine so the school kida can talk by Htel111e to other kids in the east. U they wanted to talk to kJds who live differently, they could go to Santa Ana. Tbey could find plen~ of kids with dlff erent lifestyles there. Furthermore, if the sovernment has all this money to spend, it ought io be able to come up with a fe..y dollan to feed old people. Joe tbougbt awhile, and then said, '"You might go and talt to Jake BlemoU" -a well-knowQ lobbyist and a hl&bly successful campaJi:n manaeer. I DECIDED THAT I WOULD.GO. When I entered hJs office. he was just hanging up the telephone, and he was surrounded by a cloud of blue smoke from bis cigar. He looked up at me and explained. ••Had io straighten that guy out. Bad for the blood pressure, but you let one guy cet outa Une, they all think they can do it. What can I do for you, lady? .. I explained about the old people in Tecopa who weren't get- ting enough to eat. I asked, "'lsn't there something that can be done?" 1AKE GLOWERED, "ANOI'BE& bleeding heart, huh? No nothing can be done." / ,, ••aut," I said, "some or these people are almost starvillg. With all the money the ~ovemment spends, it ought to be able al Jeast lo feed old people. • "Look," Jake said patiently, "you gotta understand politics. These old people have no money, no organ.bation. They are all gonna kick the bucket in a few years. What politician is gonna get excited about a few old geezers who probably won't even be around to vote 1n the next election?" ' •·aut,.•• I asked .. "'isn't there anytbio' that can be done?'' JAKE SAID, ·''NOT THE WAY things are now. Maybe 1r they could get into some Orianlzation or group that already gets money frem the government. they could skim some oU fcir themselves. "Let's see now. They're too old to have kids. so they couldn't get this AFDC money. Maybe they could adopt a few kids, but there's a lot of red tape, and they'd have to put up with a lot of nosey social workers. Naw, that's not a good idea. "Maybe Lhey could go to night school, and learn a little Mexican. Then they could go down into Mexico, and try to get back Into this country as illegal aliens. They'd get plenty or money then; nobody even asks questions, they're so afraid they 're gonna scare these iUegal aliens away. · "BUT THAT WOULDN'T WORK, eiLher. One look at tbo15e skinny old people, and you'd know they ain•t. tou&h eDOQ&b to sneak 1n as an illegal alien. "But. I'll tell you one thing:• he continued. •1f they C'OQJcl 1et Into a labor union. they'd have pleo~ of clout. You &et a labor union back of you. these poUtlclan.s do an)'th1ni you want. • "But;what labor union wants 10-year-old members? They want all their regular members to retire at 5S with big, fat pensions. They take in a lot or these old·timers; they give their u.nion a bad image. Besides. they ain't strong enough to march in a picket line very long." .. Bur." I EXCLAIMED IN exasperation. "isn't there any way tbat food could be supplied to these people?" Jake aat ln hle'chair pensively for a few moments, and then said, "WeU, maybe we could get the manufacturers of pet food to do something." "You mean you want them ioeatdog and cat food?" .. Why not.'' Jake anawered, •'they already eat lt when they got money enough to buy it. Listen. I'll tell you what we could do. There manutacturers sell a lot of this stuff, but they don't get m11ch money for 1t because it's fed to animals. Now, if they could get it approved for bu.man ·consumption, they could charce a higher price. • ,.MAYBE WE COULD CONVINCE these TDanu!acturers to itve theae people in Tecopa enough to thJs stuff to feed them for a couple or years. Then, if they didn't all die off from eating it. they could prove to the government that it is sate for humans. Wbat do you think of that?" I replied, "Well, they would get something to eat, but dog and cat!ood? That's disgusting!" "'Yes," Jake answered, ''but it's free.0 .. Yes.'' I replied 1adly, "'it's Cree." Mailbox/ Overaction Will Keep Taxp8y~rs Behind Eight Ball To the Editor: Bruce Sumner has been taking a lot or flak in your "Letters" column for his lawsuit to pre- vent lh<.' Jar\'ls Amend ment from J?Ctting on the ballot. It's . high time some of the people who applaud bis action speak up. It's also time some or the distortions about his action be clarified. There have, for example, been rererences to the arrogance or judges who try lo superimpose their elitist views on the over· whelming prefer en ces of the citizenry. Nonsense. Judge Sumner also happens to be a citizen o! the state of California. and it. is in this capacity -and solely this capacity -that he acted in bringing bis lawsuit. Where a gOod mariy of us who are appalled at the Jarvi1 Amendment have been content only to grumble, Judge Sumner · had the guts to take an action that was almost certain to be a body blow to any immedJate polttlcal ambltions he ml&bt. have. Ho did the same thing a do1en years ago by supporting a Fair Houain1 AmendUJnt 1n which be believed strongly that cost b1m a seat lo the ~torn.la Senate. Such a history of puttlng prtn.cl_ple before ex· pediency lhou1d be Hoonbod ill public life, not denlarated. W£•ag •ll angry about prop. erty t•ns. But tbc an1er ahouht be dir.cted whete lt ij b1lon1a: toward a state. "•ea•a>ature • ~ and bubbM-lle&cle4 um lt w falltcl tor years to address itself to the passage of this vital legislation. In that vacuum, the Jarvis Am endment a mindless, ex- cessive reaction to the railure of the legislature that would prob- ably be ridiculed under normal circumstances -bas a good chance of becoming luJ, at least unt i l it is declared un· constitutional. An.swerlne idiocy or inaction with idiocy of over- action will leave the taxpayers w h e re th e y have been throughout this whole sorry af. fair: behind the eight ball. I · applaud Bruce Sumner•s action and th~ couraee and foresi&ht it requJred. I only hope It doesn't take Calltomia being ln chaos a few years froin now to prove that he was right. JOSEPH N. BE~ Budfld Ew-ten To the Editor: There ls an old lndlan saying that offers sage advice for those con1ldertn1 the Jarvis tax measure • • • • never judp a man until you have walked a mlle 1n hi• moccaslotl Too ruany of us are woreyina about the dlro rorecasta of our cMI Hnanta &!alt forbode Onanclal doo0> tor our favored tn- aUtuttca. But )'OU must loot at iL from their 1tandpolnt. It ts a *'Ill known fact tbat no ono bas p-eater security than our civil aervanta. Loa.lnMCr Jobs or their income la a 1U.aht that troubles tbeoa not. .. torte~ It a. clocamat.ect - IYtD &eCIJMeS .. a mlDapmea& "'law .. -that government, UD• hindered, will continue io grow. So our civil servants have had a secure environment In an ex· panding gQvernment, well funded and well protected. How can we expect personnel with Olia experience io comment re. aUstlcally on a situation they have never before encountered. ON THE OTHER hand,.many a pers on in commercial operations has been faced with a job loss due to company financial problems. When It happens., they do not consider eettiD& rid of their cblldren - one or their larcer expenso Items. They look around rt• allst1cally aDIJ find where they can reduce fUnd expenditures with the least harm. And there are always aomo trms f.o con- sider. With the potential of an ln· come reducllon our civil servant.a immeclla1ely point to the fire and police departments -thla 1ets our attention Just ltko ••selling" the cblldren would. But it 11 Juat u un· realllUc. Our cMl Mt'Vattts say ,. Jurt can't operata if our budalt ls cut by cne third." They tboU14 talk wtlh the averaie redne. Most of them suffer such a loa o.f income. ud t.bq adjust to lt qulte well. So 'W must loot et the com• ments of tbo8o whou fWMll we are tbreatlinins io nd"-ce and reall.ae that tbey are bavtns a new ~ for 1r!ticla uaq 8HDDl'tiPared- WWl a Dli' ~1,-inn!n-·• m1 e. help or an or us. rm nre oar government will come out trl m mer and healthier as a result of their new diet. E.T. BINCKLEY Ex-Civil Servant Marl"'-1 Attain • To the Editor! Re Paul lf.arN:7'a ...,..._,. regarding the merdwlt marine in the Sunday, Feb. 19 Dally PUot -"34,000 seamen •hose extravagant wage scales have strangled our ocean liners and stifled our commercial shJpp. ing": The Uve blgbe1t-pald merchant marinen ln the world are (1) Japan (2) Norway (3) Sweden (0 U.S.A. and Germ any-Denmark. These countries are follond closly by Great Britain and France. THE ONLY merehant fieet tn tho world run by a military body is the U.S. merchant marine. Therefore we're not able to compete wltb the mar!Ume naUooa 1D the world OD a fair basl1. I'd be him to edt1cate Kr. Harve1an maritime aff.aln. O.F.INA Oaa ....... CllP . . at.so adds they urge all males and females to attend. My 22-year-old son went lo a CHP office thls past week to pick up an application for the Highway Patrol and was told that they were only tak..lng ap- plications from females. I called to verify this and was told 1peciflcally they only wanted females. I WOVLD LIKE to know how any agency especially a at.ate one or employer In this day can deny an individual his right to apply fot a po&lUoll because or ha ~~~~floo, color, etc. M)' C from '\1'orldng in the bustneu world la that yo11 must, if you are taking ap- plications, proceu all ap• pllcanta. I bave now encourated him to ea back to the CHP. request an appllciatlon form, and demand that it be processed through re1ular channels aa would the ap- pllcatloo or any female. They have no obll&ation lo hire him. but t.bey_ cannot discriminate .-.~mat blm bJ denylog him tbe n,bt to UP1Y becaute be ls a male. I mterMI to u&lst him in •01 way I can; 11 necessary to .ll1bt th1.s to tho hllbest court If auch a clear cut cue Of dis· crtmlnaUon continues on the pan of the State ot Ca.lltornJa. SHlRLJCYP.NEWp<)MBE ......... 1 • ...,. To Use Editor. JJ.m.1117 ~II • pelltldan. Be la • P4 Ba.pUlt aDd. &l»OCl Democrat He had said that he would make all appoinlment.11 strictly on a merit basis and l s uppose Lhat be bas. The first question on the merit t est probably is: Are you a good Democrat? I don't know i( a good Baptist attains merit or not. There an a lot of kinds of Baptists. Harry Tnunan said he was a "'Fly-by-night Baptist.•• 1 suppose that is a ••cussing Baptist." I suppose they al.so have a •·Lying Baptis ts•• divisio n. into which most poUticians would fall. After bearing an lnteni'"' with Carter's Attorney ~era!. in which he said that all ap. pointments were made Pll grounds of mertt. but all ap- pointments were Democrats. I am convinced that rather than becoming a missionary when Mr. Cartel' Is finished u pres. ident he and his associates will probably be q~ to open a used car Jot. Honest Jiminy's Used Car Lot.. n&xt door to Bilb''a brewery. l understand that be has a good banter lined qp for the finance department, if h1a mwa report. ing Job goes sour. mlBOtpING • lAIUn from noUn.aN 10tloonw. TM rigid to~~ to Iii· ..,. or tlfmfnatc Ubd u ... ~ lAtUrt of JOO IOOrds or las .,Z ~ gWclt JINf~. AU ldkrl mud in-dt*--•r•.Olld mailno adlhu but llCISMt .. ~ dMdd • ft,. .,..,,fl~ ....... QH!dl"oC. ~ .. -.. rM~ • . .. A..,I, i · TowT'ltethtO.TiyPOot/Boic1S60,CostaMtsa,CA92626 Orange Coast Deity Plfot ·ir• ore ~J" .. ...!._,_, __ o_.n _____ .,_ncr.,_•.P•.ei•"""••s•.•1m--.. -----•To•Ca-lr•tM•D•a•n•y•P•llo•tn1-4•60m--1----~~ . Rowland Evana/Robmt Novik ' ---· Emergency Warning Ignored W ASHlNGTON -The con· fuslon amon1 lhe President's men when the national coal strike unex- pected 1 y .Janded in their laps can be traced to neglect of a foresighted warning voiced over lunch in the White House Mess 10 months earlier. Presidential aide Landon Butler told a luncheon com- panion in April thal severe labor troubles would face the nation's ('Oalfields by early winter; therefore, we must have advance contingency planning to handle it. That was the last word about coal at the White llollse until the strike came Dec. 6. While in charge of labor problems at the White House, the hard-workmg Butler has been almost totally occupied trying to get the Panama Canal treaties ratified. SO INTENSE was While House preoccupation with the canal that no thought of what a prolonged coal stnke could do to the country penetrated the presidential consciousness. So concern~d "'ere the Carter men wilh the political <'alastrophe or losing the canal treaties in the Senate that they totally ignored the political op portunity offered by the coal :.trike While fa1hn~ to make long term contingency plans for the predictable coal emergency, the Carter While llou:.e also seemed crippled over moving quickly for :.hart-term gains. Until Mr. Carter finally bared his teeth la:.t Monday to force I he coal mine o"' ners to the Oval Office, hr!-conduct betraye<l a t•ostly lack of appreciation or prcs1dent1al po"'er and an un M·cmlv fedr of failure. Herein lu·s much or what alls Jimmy Cartl'f's prl'!>idcnc:y. 11.\VI NG t'ROVIOED nu <•dv"ancc pl~mning on coal. thl' Whit e llous l' had no read' ;inswer for picas from coal state members of Congress as the stnke dragged on. Sen. Jennings Randolph of West Virginia, a courtly Senate veteran of two decades, tned in hls polite but persistent way to convince the President or the necessity form- tervention. But Randolph and other coal Sydney Harris Putting Piquancy ·To· Test state lawmakers found the W h lle Hou at focused on Panama. far from the coallielda. "Why not? .. one presidential adviser wikoo ua. ''If we lose the treaty, we're down the drain - finished. We have been spending all our time on Panama, and rightly so. Tbe whole administraUon ls at stake." MOREOVER, THE While House was relying for advice primarily on Secretary of Labor Ray Marshall, a University of Texas professor just one year ago, with no experieoce in big- ti me labor negotiations. Ma rs hall not only urged the President to stay out but wame<l that coal miners probably would not obey a Taft·Hartley back·t.o- work order from Mr. Carter. The Carter team, arter recent setbacks measurably less self- confident than a year ago, want- ed no tesl of Marshall's pre- diction. This was foUowed by an os· tnch-like period or prelendlng the crisis was not brewing. Pressure escalated from Congress, including two formal letters to the President from the Ohio delegation begging for in· tcrvention. On Feb. 10, as it became ap- You say there haven't been :.iny quiz-columns ror quite a \\hilc? Well, then I'll make one up on the spot -if you doo'l mind a hodge.podge or subjects that have nothing in common. 1. The followtnic are five parts of an automobile, as they are named in Britain; what are they called in the U.S.? (a) Accumulator; (b) Boot: (C) Bonnet; (d) Damper, Ce) Wint. 2. Who are the authors of these phrases that have turned intD chches? (a> "Beard lhe lion in his den"; Cb) "Beauty ls only skin deep"; (c) "Bread and circuses"; (d) .. Charity bejins at home"; (e) ''Familiarity breeds contempt." parent that the bar11lnln1 council of the United Mtne Worken <UMW) would reject the ntfolialed settlement, Maraball trled to justify his position to the Senate·Houae Economic Committee by con· tendine ••you· ~ave to de- monstrate national· ~mergeney" to invoke Taft-Hartley. • 'Tumtn1 out th• lights in Ohio ••• ?" aJked Rep. Clarence J. Brown ol Ohio. "That is not a national emer1ency," shot back Ma nball. In response to Brown's question about Wright. Patter.on Air Bue in D•yton, Marshall said that too was "a local question." But wben the UMW's bargain· lng council o~rwbelmlngly re· jected the settlement Feb. 12, even Marshall conceded the President must act. Landon Butler and bis boss, top presl· dential aide Hamilton Jordan, moment.arily put Panama aside and devised a call from Mr. Carter for baraalnln& at the White House. SO LOW HAD respect for the President's power slipped by now, however, that the coal operators responded with a rude rejection. What came next was a tactic&! 3. To which famUy of Instruments does each of the following belong: Ca) accordion.; ( b) triangle; (c) zither; (d) helicon: (e) me. . 4. Io what field would you find the following phrases used? (a) .. secondary elaboration"; Cb> •·secondary extinction"; <c> ••secondary gain .. : (d> .. aet:ondary process•'; (e) •·secondary reward." s. What do tbeae words med by Shakespeare mean? (a) ••toredone"; Cb) ''fond"; (c) "fardel"; Cd> "silly"; <e) ·"kennel." 6. In the deck ci playing cards, can you recall: (a) the one-eyed jacks; (b) the clean-shaven exvclae of presldenUal power tor the first t.lme ln lhe coal crlsls. While Sen. Randolph was 1ofl·soapln1 the coal operatA>rs to be reasonable, the White Houae threatened them with a tou(h prealdeoUal speech over natlonal television that very night. Tbey quJctly caf.ltulated. But tho dramatic ropact of Mr. Carter'• muscllng was softened by the Impression that he had been dragged lnt.o acUon kicking and screaming. Ju April 1964, with public con· fidence in bls four.month-old presidency fla11ln1, Lyndon Johnson revived it by exuberant- ly leaping into a railroad strike and settling it. In February 1978 Jimmy Carter failed lo perceive a similar opportunity. MR. CARTER'S handling of the coal strike, therefore, ii· luminales internal complaints about the way bis White House functions. At first failing lo anticipate a aational crisis. the President and bla men next mis- sed a chance to build public con· f1dence. Since Mr. Carter himself feels the republic can ill afford another failed President, this transcends even the economic hardship or not. enough coal. ·Jack; Cc> the king with oae eye: <d > the king without a moustache; (e) the queen carrying a scepter? ANSWEBS: 1. (a) Battery; (b) Trunk; (c) Hood; (d) Shock Absorber; (e) Fender. 2. (a) Scott; (b) John Davies; (c) Juvenal: (d) Sir Thomas Browne; (e) Aesop. 3. (a) Reed Organ; (b) Percu11lon; <c> Strings; (d) Brus: (e) Woodwind. .C. All ln psycbolou. s. Ca> wom out; (b) foolish or doting; (c) burden; (d)'l.nnocent or harmless; (e) gutter. 6. (a) Hearts and Spades; (b) Clubs: Cc) Diamonds: (d) Hearts; (e) Spades • . ' Feed Old People 'I ".,, • By Uncanny MeanS .By CHRIS11NE B. DORS£V ChrUUnll Dortt1I U. a c~ achool psychologllf IDho ,...,., ill Jrcnu. • l was readlng In the dally paper about the old people ln Tecopa. 1be arUcle described how they had to stand in line fa, '1ours in frigid weather to get free meals • Tbls struck me as beina particularly Inhumane, but ev,en worse was the fact that only a rew meals were served; moat or the poor, elderly people were tumod away becau.ae thero wu lA<> sufficient food. • I SPVTl'ERED ABOUT TIDS to my hutband, Joe, mentiOQe ing that the government spend.I hundred.a o{ thousand.a of dollars to count tbe dogs and cats in Venlura County. . ... Warming up to my subject, I brought up all of the money they spend here in Jrvlne so the school kid.a can talk by Htelli&e to other kids in the east. U they wanted lo talk to kids who live differently, they could go to Santa Ana. They could find pJen~ of kids with dilferent ll!estyles there. Furthermore, ii the government bas all tbls money to spend, 1l OU&ht to be able to come up with a fe~ dollara lo feecl old people. Joe thought awhlle. and then said, '"You might go and tatt to Jake Blemoff" -a well-known lobbyist and a bi&bly 6uccessful campai&n manager. I DECIDED THAT I WOULD GO. When I entered bis ornce. he was just hanging up the telephone, and be was surrou.oded by a cloud of blue smoke from his cigar. He looked up at me and explained, .. Had to straighten that guy out. Bad fOI' the blood pressure, but you let one guy get out.a line, they all think they can do it. What can I do for you, lady?'" l explained about the old people in Tecopa who weren't get. ting enough to eat. I i&Sked, ''Isn't there something that can be done?" JAKE GLOWERED, "ANOO'llEK bleedlng heart, huh? No nothing can be done." , "But:• I said, "some of these people are almost staniltg. With all the money the government spends, it ought to be able at least to feed old people ... "Look," Jake aaid patlenUy. *'you gotta understand politics. These old people have no money, no organization. They are all gonna kick the bucket in a few years. What politician i.s gonna get excited about a few old geezers who probably won't even be around to vote in the next election?" · ''But." l asked, "isn't there anything that can be done?'" JAKE SAID, ·"'NOT THE WAY things are now. Maybe lt they could get into some organization or group that already gets money frem the government, they could skim some off tcir themselves. "Let's see now. They're too old to have kids, so they couldn't get this AFDC money. Maybe they could adopt a few kids, but there's a lot or red tape, and they'd have to put up with .t lot of nosey social workers. Naw, that's not a good idea. "Maybe they could go to night school, and team a little Mexican. Then they could go down into Mexico, and try to get hack into this country as illegal aliens. They'd get plenty of money then; nobody even asks questions, they're so afraid they're gonna scare these illegal aliens away. .• · "Btrr THAT WOULDN'T WORK, either. One look at those ~kinny old people, and you'd know they ain't. tou&h eno0&b to sneak ln as an illegal alien. "But, I'll tell you one thing.'• he continued. •'if the7 ecJIQ}d get lnto a labor union. tbey•d bave plenty of cioQt. You pt a labor union back d you, these polltlclans do anyth1na you want. • "But,"wbat labor union wants 'JO.year-old members? They want all their regular members lo rettre at 5S with big, fat pensions. They take in a lot or these old·timers; they gtve their union a bad image. Besides, lbey ain't. strong enough to march lD a picket line very long." "BUT," I EXCLAIMED IN exasperation, "isn't there any way that food could be suppJjed to these people?" Jake sat in his 'chair pensively for a few moments, and then said, "Well, maybe we coUld get the manufacturer• of pet food to do something." "You mean you want them to eat dog and cat food!'• "Why not," Jake answered, "they already eat It when tbey got money enough to buy it. Listen, I'll tell you wbat we could do. There manufacturers seU a lot of this stuU, but they don't get much money for lt because it's fed to animals. Now. it they could get it approved for human ·consumption, they couJd char&e a higher price. • & .. MAYBE WE COULD CONVINCE these manuractur.?rs tD give these people in Tecopa enough to this stuff lo feed them for •• couple or years. Then, if they didn't all die oU from eating i~ they could prove to the government lbat it ia safe for humans. What do you think or that?" I replied, "Well, they would &et something to eat. but dog and cat food? That's disgusting!" "Yes," Jake answered, "but it's free:• ••yes:• I replied sadly. "'it's Cree.•• Mailbox/ Overaction Will Keep Taxpayers Behind Eight Ball To the Editor: Bruce Sumner has heen taking a lot of flak in your "Letters" column for hi~ la"' suit to pre- vent the Jan 1s Amendment from ~etting on the ballot. It's • high lime some of the people who applaud his action speak up. It's also time some o{ the distortions about. his action be clariCled. There have. for example, been references to the arrogance of judges who try to superimpose their elitist views on the over- whelming preferences or lhe citizenry. Nonsense. Judge Sumner also happens to be a clUzen ol the stai.. Of California. pd it ls in t.h14 capacity -and aolely lhls capacity -that he acted in brin~g hi.!,lawsuit. Where a many ot us who are appal ed at the J arvll Amendment have been content only to grumble, Judge Sumner · had the guts to take an action lbat was almost certain to be a body blow to any immediate polltlcal ambitions be mtaht have. Ho did the same thin& a dozen yeara aio by supporttnc a Fair Hou.sine Amendmeat ln which be believed 1troogly that coat him a iseai f.n lhe C.U!ornla Senate. Such a history of puttl.n1 prtncl~lo before ex· ped.iency abould be canOftltod In public life, not dcnltrated. WE'SE all &Dlf'Y about prop. erty t•xe•. But th• an1er 1Jlould be directed where lt belon11: towa~c1 a state. 18'ltlature to inept and bubbl• U.414 tJW it bu failed tor years to address itself to the passage of this vital legislation. Jn that vacuum, the Jarvis Amendment a mindless, ex- cessive reaction to the failure or the legislature that would prob- ably be ridiculed under normal circumstances -has a good chance of becomlog law, at leut until it is declared un· constitutional. An.swerini idiocy of inaction with idiocy of over· action will leave the taxpayers where they have been throughout this whole eorry af. fair: behind the eight ball. I · applaud Bruce Sumner's action and th~ couraiie and foresight it req!Ured. I only bopo lt doesn't take Callfomla beini In chaos a few years from now to prove that he was right. JOSEPH N. BELL . Blldget B..e..,.ten To the Editor: There is an old lndla11 saying that offen sage advice for those coo1lderln1 the J arvls tax Pleasure • • • • never Judie o man until you have walked a mlle ln bl• moccaalosl Too many of ua are worrying about the dtro forecasts ol our civtl 1enanll that forbode ftnancfal doom for our favored In· •tltutions. But you must look at 1l from their standpoint. It 11 a irtll known fact that no one has 1tt•tet' security than our clvil IU'Vanll. Loalnf uzr Jobt O?' their Income la a thou t that troubles them not. • torleall:t it ii doc::,•'*' -even •CCtSMcl u am lllllMll& .. law" -that government, Uh· hindered, will continue to grow. So our civil servants have had a secure environment in an ex· pan ding · government, well funded and well protected. How can we expect personnel with this experience to comment re- alistically on a situation they have never before encountered. ON THE OTHER hand,.many a person in commercial operations has ~n faced with a job loss due to company financial problems. When it happens .. they do not consider aetling rid of their chlldren - one of their laraer expense Items. They look 1roun1! re· allatJcally a.oc1 tlDd wbere they can reduce IUnd upendlturel with the least harm. And there are always some frllls CO con- sider. With the potential of an ln· come reducUon our civil serv anti fmmecllat.ly point to the tire and police departments -tht1 t•ll our alteotion Just like .. seUln1" the cbUdren would. But lt la Just u Wl· nallltlc. Our civil senanta HY --W• just can't operatAt lf our bodpt I.a cut by one tb1rd. .. 'Ibey •'*'ld talk wtth the ........ retiree. Molt of them IUl!er •uch a loiis ot mcome. aDd \be1 acUust to it qullAwell. So we mUlt look at the com- ment. of ~ whose l\aDdt ,... are tbreataln1 to redu,ce and ~•albe that tl'°7 &M b&vtnf a .... eecotml• lot -'dch &blJ' .,. ........... WUla a WWW tl-inn'DI-• .S Dll help of an or us, t•m sure our government will come out trimmer and healthier as a result of their new diet. E.T. BINCKLEY Ex-Civil Servant. Maridme Affairs To the Ed1tM: Re Paul ~· "Domenle,. tegardillg the merdwlt mlrine in the SWlday, Feb, 19 Dally Pilot -.. 34,000 seamen wbose extravagant wage scales have strangled our ocean liners and stifled our commercial sbipp. ing": The fiive blghest·pald merchant mariners 1n the world are (1) Japan (2) Norway (3) Sweden (4) U.S.A. aJld Germany· Denmark. Tbese countries are followed ctosly by Great Britain and France. TRE QNLY merchant neet ln the world run by a military body ls the U.S. merchant marine. Thcirefore we're not able to compete with the marlUme natiou in tbe worl4 on a fair b11l1. l'd be happy to edqcate llr. Barv01anmarltlmo aflalra. O.FJNA a. ........ CllP To tbe F.ditcr': • • I mer CO tbo article ln J'OV Feb. 18 ec:llUoo, ... Open B<*MI J'or Hlahwa1 Patrol 81•• •• wbereln lt 1tate1 tM\:9 .-.. inf feillde remilta ... ct a&ai.-mauai.ca.,,•tu buL also adds they urge all males and females to attend. My 22-year-old son went to a CHP office tbls past week to pick up an application for the Highway Patrol and was told that they were only taking ap- plication.a from females. I called to verify this and was told specHically they only wanted females. I WOULD LIKE to know how any aaeocy especially a state one or employer in this day can deny an 1Ddiv1dual bla rl&bt to apply for a ~tlon because or bla ~d ace. religion, color, etc. My entandinc from working In the business world la that yol.l must, if you are taking ap- pllcatlons, proceu all ap• pllcanta. I have now encourafed him to go back to the CHP, request an applicatlOb form, and demand that lt be processed through re1Ular channels as would the ap- pllcaUon of any female. They have no obUeation to hire him. but the)'_ cannot dlscriminate a1a1Dat him by denyin1 him the rlfht .to ~ becauae be ls a male. I Intend to uallt him in any way l can; tr necessary to .fight th1.'1 to tho hl&hest court lf such a clear cut cue of dls· crimlnation continues on tbe pan ot tho State of CallfornJa. SHJRLEY P. NEWp<>MBE •utilaflll-• To the Ed1tor: Jlalnar Carter ta • patltlde. 11.e la a IOQC1 Bapt.bt la4 a &DC>4 Democrat. He had said that be would make all appointments strictly on a merit basis and l suppose th4ll be has. The first question on the merit test probably is: Are you a good Democrat? I don't know i! a good Baptist atta1Da m erit or not. There are a lot of kinds of Baptists. Harry Truman said be was a .. E1Y·by-night Baptist." I supposo that ls a "cussing Baptist.•• I suppose they also have a "'Lying Baptists•• division. into which mos t politicians would fall. After hearing an lntervi'" with Carter's AUome:r Geoeraf. ln which be said that all ap. polntments were made pQ grounds of merit, but all ap. pointments were Democrats. 1 am convinced that rather than becoming a miulon~ when Mr. Carter Is finished as pres- ident he and his uaoclates Will probably be qu.aWlecl t.o open a used ~ar Jot. Honest Jimmy's Used Car Lot. next door to Bill.Y's brewery. l understand that be bas a good banker lined qp for the floance department. ii hla newa report,. ing Job &oes IOUr. ml BOttJ>ING • ~ from rtoUtt.cn atcom.. TM rigid to ~ MtUrs to ff'· ~ '1r dimfnat• Ubd ff ram.t. Ldkrl of 100 tooTdl "' las tdU ,. gfMI J1ff/nrttce. AU I.di.,. nald llt- cla ..,...Olld ~adctrus ~ 90fMI fl'IGI ,,. toDlaeld • ,... qv..eq.,q,...,,... .. ~ ~..U-•,Ulrt t'- I t . A• OM.Y OT ~alinas Finiilly F etes f Bad-hoy' Steinbeck ;~LlNAS (AP) -John St.elnbeck, the late literary ghmt who exlled lilmself from his hometown because of the furor over his books on Mon- day will receive from Salln°as honors accorded him by tho world 40 years ago. "It's about lime," said Don Wolf, p1tesldent of the John Steinbeck Foundation of Salinas, the commuru- ty of which Steinbeck wrote in searching, somber fiction. His major wwks described the plight of mi· grant farm workers who wandered here from Midwestern dust bowls. The Salinas growers' establishment h._led him for it. IN SONG AND story, Monday will be given over to the celebration of the Nobel Laureate's 76th bu1hday by the form community where he was born in 1902, and where has ashes were interred in 1968. For most of his life in between, Steinbeck never stiowed his face there. The students of Steinbeck's alma mater, Salinas High School, will pre- sent a program of music inspired by Steinbeck's stories, and act out scenes from his works. Steinbeck's problems centered around the rich growers of the area, who never forgave ham for the way he portrayed them In "Of Mice and Men.'' .. The Grapes of Wrath," and his monumental ''East of Edeo." IN ms Fl8ST literary aklrml!h; with the town ln 1936, Steinbeck was scorned with publication of "Jn Dubious Battle." a novel about farm labor and strikes. He never itientlfled it, but the locals had no doubt Steinbeck was talking about tho Watsonville apple pickers strike. "Steinbeck took the part of the ap-. ple pickers over the growers," said Lee Richard Hayman, a local teacher of a high school course on Steinbeck and a prime mover in the fight to ensure that Steinbeck is honored in bis birthplace. ''You see,'' said Hayman, "Steinbeck came from the upper middle class -including his own parents. As a consequence, the people felt he was being a traitor to his own kind ... " Today, crowds of. tourists visit the handsome Steinbeck house where the author was born. Some make a pilgrimage to put flowers on Steinbeck's resting place, a family plot where he is interred with his mother, father, sister and uncle. The marker says simply: .(OHN STEI NBECK 190%·1968 .... , ........ STEINBECK STATUE 21 Flee Fire LOS ANGELES CAP) -An early-morning fire at two apartment build- ings forced the evacuation or 21 persons Saturday, city fire of· ficials said. Authorities reported no injuries. Weather Easy on U.S. (,'.S. 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His but, SBl, ls intended as the Legislature's answer to the Jarvis tax Dtitiativeon the June ballot. Alletu Held tor a ...... ,. LOS ANGELES (AP) -Six persons were &r· rested on kidnapping charges following a rald on an apartment where six illegal aliens were al- legedly being held for ransom, police said Satur-day. Some of the six aliens had been cooped up in the single room where they were round for as long as a week, said a Southwest Division Officer . Birth Data Too P«!r•enal LOS ANGELES CAP) -New birth certificates issued by the state Department or Health seek in· formation that may violate the privacy of the mother, the California Commission on the Status of Women said Saturday. · "We are questioning whether new information asked this year of women -including their ethnic back~roonds, use of drugs and previous voluntary and involuntary abortions -is necessary or can even be considered reliable data," said Pamela Faust, the comml.ssion's executive director. Lab Seelu Strangln-Llnlc LOS ANG ELI:S (AP) -The sheriff's de· partment crime laboratory was studying items re- covered from the 'rnountam canyon where the bodv of Hillside Strangler victim Cindy Lee Hudspeth was found, authorities said Saturday. The J7lWlStakmg, foot·by-foot search of the ~anyon near Angeles Crest Highway produced items that ··may be of some use to the case " sheriff's Deputy Carl Raegert said ' Drug Traf li~k.er• Lo•~ Land SAN DIEGO CAP> -A roofing c.ontractor who pleaded gwlty to federal racketeenng and drug. trafficking charges has at the same time agreed to forfeit Buena Park real estate valued at $175,000. David Charles Christian, 48, of Downey entered the guilty plea in San Diego federal court Friday, said Assistant U.S. Attorney Howard M atlorr. Another defendant. 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In my car S at home !" l al work Q poof I would like mor•----------- 1 would like lea•----'--------- 1 lll<e K·WAVE ea 1t ia. 0 I like mualo tltl .. and artiste announced OYES ONO .. WhMlaYQUreo-group? O 12-17 C 184-4 0 25--34 0 36-49 0 60 plul • • ... _ . . . INSIDE: •Business • •E•t.Ulllment .·Bruins Roll.Past ·Oregon EUGENE, Ore. (AP) - Guards Raymond Townsend and Roy Hamilton scored 20 points each Saturday aa UCLA rolled to a 83-57 Paclflc-8 Conference b~sketball victory over Oregon. The third-ranked Brulrus, un· beaten in 13 conference games 1 and 22·2 for ·the seaaon, were I held to one field goal in the fll'St • 61,2 minutes of the contest. ~ But Townsend hit a fast-break jump shot, Hamilton sank a lay. { in and UCLA had the lead for 1 good at 6-4with13:16 remaining. Oregon freshman Felton • Sealey hit two jumpers and a pair or free throws to keep it close at 14*12 with 8:15 remain· ing in the half. The Bruins then outscored the Ducks 13·4 over the next 3"'-i minutes to take a 27·16 lead. James Wilkes had two baskets and Hamilton had a pair of jumpers during that streak. UCLA, whlch clinched the con- . ference crown Thursday, hit 51 per cent from the field on 16 of 31 shots. Oregon, on the other hand, could hlt only 32 per cent of its field goal tries for the game and just 25 per cent In the first half against the Bruins zone defense. UCLA's biggest lead was 30 points, 72-42, with 4 minutes to go. Hamilton was eight or 12 from the field and Townsend was seven of 16. UCLA coach Gary Cunningham said the Bruins started slugglisly, but returned to their usually ef. fective fastbreak style or play eight minutes into the game. "That was our best part of the m&me," Cunningham said. "At first, we weren't playing with tfle poise ~e've had this year, but then ~ were able to get our fast break gether." UCLA (IJI -Wll"'u 11, GrMft-1 Slim 1, To*nwno 10 Hanu•IOt"I 10, HOll.,.d 4# AllYms s. o<ellty '· Andef'.on J. V•ndc ... 9flt 1. Tot•ls 21 2/-J) u OllEGOH IPI -Clw• S. Sin.ti l. O.vls 1, Of\HTU'l'IOfld tO, 8~ 10. Lyon S. MU1r~ 2. M•O 1, Suley 10, Ooul. To~ls 211S.1' SI. H•llllme -UC1.A 11·11. fo..19<1 OUI -Sulty. Toi.11ou1s -uCLA n. Clr'-21. A-10.JOQ. Bea~53.47 CORVALLIS, Ore. CAP) - Freshman Mark Radford of Oregon State made the key baskets down the stretch and finished with 16 points Saturday ·night. as the Bea\rers beat Southern California, 5347, In a Pacific-8 Conference basketball game. The victory clinched second place in the conference for the Beavers, now 94 in league play and 16-10 overall. The Trojans fell to 1·6 and 14-12. Rickey Lee of Oregon State also scored 16 points. Freshman Purvis Miller led SQulhern California in scoring with 15 points. · The Beavers trailed at halftime 24.23 but took the lead for good as Radford's corner shot put them ahead 27·26. Two jump shots by Ray Blume gave Oregon State a 40-32 lead with 11:22 left. The Trojans responded with six unanswered points to threaten at 40·38 and remained close unW Radford bit two free throws to put the Beavers ahead 50·45with1:03 remaining. IOUTHlllN CAL 1'71 -Miii.,. IS, H-.... 2, RoOI-12, GwflM 10, RllUtO<tll<lt Arnokl 2, HOfllntlonl.Bl'l;Nm 2, SmlU12. Tot••• n J.647. O•IOO.. IT. ID) -LM 16, Allen 4, ~I $, RM!onl I .. Hllfl«d a, a1-s, M<C-,, 4. Tol•t. 23MtS1 Halftime -b!Mnl cat 2.1-n. Fou1ed out - Al'l'IOld. Total tiwls -Southern Cal %3, °'""°" St. Q.A-t,I ... a,.,,...., 61·64 PULLMAN, Wash. Washington State's James Donaldson scored the last basket of a 20-point night at the b\lizer Saturday night to clinch the Cougars' 67·64 Paclfic-8 Conference baaltetball victory over Stanford. .Kings Beaten By Boston, 4-2 By ERNIE CASTILLO Ottlle~ .......... On the opentnq day of the season, UC Irvine's track and field team proved it can com· pete with the best. The Anteaters, behind school record performances by Steve Scott, LaMonte King and Dave Daniels, won eight of the 19 events Jn a non-scoring triangular meet Saturday against naUonal powerhouse USC and San Diego State before a crowd of 2,100 at UCI's all· . weather track. No orficlal team totals were kept but if the meet would have been scored as a double-dual, UCI would have defeated USC 76-71 and San Diego State 91·54. Using a 5-3-2-1 tri-meet scor· ing system, the final tally would have been USC 78, UCI 77, San Diego State 46. The meet marked UCI's first appearance as a Division I team ·and the Anteaters showed a .weakness in only one area, the sprints. ., Scott, America's 'top miler, showed hls versatillty when be :won the~ meters unchallenged in 1:47.6. USC's Lloyd Johnson, ranked eighth in the event last tyear, was second in 1:50.1 while 'Jim Wailers, a freshman ft'om Estancia (Costa Mesa) High. was third for USC in 1:50.3. King, America's top prep long jumper last year, got off a pair or 25-foot jumps, the best being 25·3. But be wound up second to USC's Larry Doubley (25-8~). the defending NCAA champion. RUN AND JUMP -Former '.\tater Dei ll1gh star Bill St. J ohn Cn g htl leads CCI'~ Ed Ahlmeycr Clopl and Dave Daniels 111 the 3.000-meter steeplechase Saturday at L'CI . Danieli; won in a school record time of 8:55.5. Daniels, another freshman, got the Anteaters off to a rousing start when he won the opening event, the 3,000-meter steeplechase, in 8:55.5. His lime was nearly 12 secpnds taster Sports in Brief Zarate KOs Davila; Comwrs Breezes · INGLEWOOD -Carlos Zarate, one of the most powerful punchers In boxing history, re- tained bis World Boxing Council bantamweight title Saturday with an eight-round knockout of Alberto Davila. The victory was the unbeaten Zarate's 50tb and his 49lh knockout Davila, a decided underdog, kept the fight even through the early rounds, but the champion took control in the sixth and finally stopped the challenger at 2:16 In the eighth round. The 1uccessful title defense WU the sixth for Zarate. or Mex- ico City, wbo used hls five·inch height advantage over the S- ·foot-3 Davila, from Pomona. S..Ula Top• A•he DENVER -Top-seeded Jimmy Connors breezed past Geoff Masters, 6-2, 6-4 Saturday to advance to the finals or a $125,000 men's tennis tournament. Connors will face Stan Smith, a 6-3, 7 ·5 winner over Arthur Ashe. Gerulciltb Vp•et OCEAN CITY, Md. -Ray Moore rallied aner losing the. second set at love to defeat first· seeded Vita.. G$'ulallis 6-4, 0.6, 6-2, and Balazs Taroczy upset second-seeded rue Nastase, 6-4, 6-3 in the setnifmals or the Ocean City International tennis tournament Saturday. NmnoatH...-1t'l11s Thursday while accompanymg the Dodgers from Los Angeles to the team's training camp. al Vero Beach, Fla. The team plane was rerouted to bring O'Malley to Rochester. Ant"°1t11Rolb KISSIMMEE, Fla. -Earl Anthony became professional bowling's all-time leading money Winner Saturday when he captured the $15,000 first prize in a $100,000 tournament here. Anthony rolled his second 2S8 game of the day to def ea~ tournament leader Ernie Schlegel in the title match. Schteeet rolled 201. Canadietu Lo•e MONTREAL -New York Rangers goalh!nder Hardv Astrom, playing In his first National Hockey League game, held mighty Montreal at bay to break the Canadiens' league. record 28-game unbeaten streak with a 6·3 victory SatuTday night. GarfJt• Trf.,..p ... Don Garllts defeated Jerry Ruth in the top fuel finals with a low elapsed time of 6.13 seconds and a speed of 234 miles per hour as the East and West drag racing teams ended in a 12-12 tle Saturday nliht at Orange Coun- ty International Raceway before 12,880 rans. Brad Proffitt dereated Kitty O'Neil in rocket car competition with a 4.86 and _306 mph .. SCOTT LEADS -UC Irvine's Steve Scott sets the pace in the fm·meter run ahead of USC's Lloyd Johnson <center) and UCl 's Bill Shannon. DETROIT -Top seed Martina Navratilova set a women's tOlU' record with her 29th consecutive women's pro tennis tour victory Saturday, de- featintr Vit'girtia Wade 6·4, 6·2 to move mto today's finals against Dianne Fromboltz. Irwin Leading lnverrary Golf Classic Fromboltz took a 6-3, 0·6, 7·6 plus a s.a tiebreaker victory. over Billle Jean King,, Lem~ '°" a fever. Be 1'U atdcken I LAUDERlllLL, Fla. (AP) - Defending c hampion Jack Nicklaus IMljusted his swing dur· tng the third round Saturday ot. the Inverrary Golf Classfc fo move within lwo. atroltes of leader Hale lrwin. i'or Irwtn. it wu back to the pracUcetee after the round. Nictlaua, who bad e1rller round• ot 10 and 75 but told new•mta not to worry about btm, fired ... ~ blrdiM before , eomtAi up with a bOpy oa. No. 17 to ,ive tilm a 8-under·pw.M <>•er. ttie pu~n. Trl2'1·1ard lnverrary Q>untry C1uo courM. course Saturday mornlni. .. I wu sort of shooting at 6S when I teed ofJ this morning and I bad the 65 and let It get away," Nicklaus said of the •OO·yerd, par-four 17th bold which be ' • .. than the old record of 9:07.36'Set Jast year by Ed Ablmeyer, Who Wat thlrd in 9:04.8. ' Decathlon star Maul'leto Bardales won the javelin thrdw at 226-8~; Judd Binley (180-5) and Jon Sheppard (167-5) we1,tt 1-2 in the discus throw and Sllln Reed won the triple jump at .CS-0. Another freahm an, Tim Cham bera, won the -400 i'n· termediate hurdles in Sl.8 wbUe • Wilbur Gregory took the llO highs in 14.5. Both defeated t-No of the finer hurdl•s on the west coast, USC's Rich Greybebl and San Diego's Tony Hicks. The Ant.eaters were blown out in the sprints, USC's strong point. Kevin Williams took the 100 in 10.5, Bill Mullins won the 200 in 20.5 and James Sanford nabbed the 400 in 46.3. They teamed with Clancy Edwards to run 39. 7 in the 400 relay. San Diego's Brian Hunsaker." Corona del Mar grad who at• tended UCI as a freshman, won Uie two-mile in 8:56.2, holding ofr Ahlmeyer (8:57.2) down thtt" stretch. 100-t. Will!-CSCl 10 5; 2. Oougley CU5(3 1G.7; l . Klng(UCll I0.7;4. N-1ISD)1G.7. 200-1, M4.llllllJ (USC) ~S; 2. Krutee CSDI 2\.?J 1 Surrell IUSCl 21.t ; •· 0rf90<Y (UCll 22.0. 400-1. s..teni !USC) ... J; 2. llffton IUSCt· ~. S; J, McGee (UCI 147.4; 4. St-.rt (50147.t. • llOC>-1. seo.t IUCll 1:47.6; 2. J°""'°" CUSCt, 1:50.1; a. w.itwa (USCI l:SCl.3; 4. SllotMorl IUCU. I S2.6. 1j00-I, emw ... u h.ISCI 3:'7.:Z; 2.. HunuUI' CSOI l14U; 3. Orwr (UCll l:S0.3; 4. KA:wll• IUCll J:S0.4. 2-mlle-1. Hl.l'IWktr (SOI 1:54.2; 2 • .....,,,.....,. IUCI I I S1.2; a. Pw<u (USCI l :se.t; 4. Sc:lwlftt" cuc11 t:ou . ·· 3000 &t.eplecn.tw-1. 0...lefs IUCll t :SS..S; z!i SL Jolll'I CSO) t·ou; 3. Ahlme)'ef' (UCI • ·:~l olOO rtl•y-t. USC (WllllSM, lllM, Law-. (SOI t ::M 0. ti Edw•rd• 19.1; 2. San DM9o 41. ; a. UCI ~a 42.•. 1'00 rel•y-1. UCI l#oeOee, O\aft'lbet'c, S<otll J 1s.1: 2. s... 01e90 a 16.6; a San Of "8 " l •Ji.t. 110HH -1. Or990ry CUCI ) 1• 5; ?. Hldts ($0 1• I ; J. Gt~ (USCI IS.0; .4, J , DlSCMhl IUCllU.t •OOIH-1. 0.Mbers IUCI) 51.1; 2. G CUSC152.0;3. Hicks !SOI '2.4; •. Chtedle II.JM . )4.2. KJ-1. W-41oef' (USC) W ; 2. &Aw (SD) U:" Collntll IUSCI ._.. , LJ-1, OolAllel' llr.iCI ~; t. IC"'9 CUCI 2s.i; 3. Corrin 1uct1 :u.10; •. M11ei...11 cucn 11t-t. Reed cucn 4M; i. Jo'"'-cso 1 4MOYt; 3. Alll~r (UCll t:OU; 4. .....,_ ($0) 91>-f.O. s•-1. MOfltto"'•rY (USC) S1·to~1 '1. Mc:K.W. fUSCI SMY>; 1 KWTMCll CUSCI SM. -OT-1. 91..._., tUOI llM; 2. ~ (UQ) • 167-5; 3. Manlgomtry (USCJ 16M; 4, Kin.-ctt CUSCl tsN. JT-1. lletdlltt CUCU UU'h: I. "-CUSCt ,...,; a. 81!en0ert CUCH Its.I; '-Mww ISDI tM. HT-1. Briski ($01 11W; 2. SCllrNer IUClt 17._11; 3. Coli.llO <SC) 149-11; 4. O'Tooi. IUCll>t 141-7, Bulldogs 0ut1as1 I UCI, 41-3~7 FRESNO-Even one of th · best performances couldn't k the UC Irvine Anteaters from• ending their basketball 8easod"; . Saturday night. • Needing a victory over PCAA.) co-champion Fresno State on thJ. Bulldogs home court to reac~ the post-season tournament, coach Tim Tift's Anteater battled neck·and·neclc berorer. falling, 41·37. ~ UCI never led in the secoo halt but did p~ ~o within 32-3 W L ""P I\ :M~• Frnac>Sla1e San Dlt90 Slllt 11 3 Cat Sl•tt <Fulltrlan) Pacffle C.I St•lt (Lo!19 11 .. chJ S.nJosaStae UCS.nta8ar11ara UC frvlnt Sllt .... .,..sc..... F,.snoStm41, UC lntlntl7 • s.1m • S 10Cllt 1 7 1111 I .. 10 .. , 1 :) 11 112 :Z It 110 Cal Sl•le 1Fulltr1onl 15, UC s.tlta 8¥bltra •f Cal Stale.CLant 8tadol 112, 5-1 -State'' San Olego St•• 14. Pacific ., TMnMr NltM .. "8yeffl At ""'*'"' '*""-... CttlW QI Slate 11.0ftQ leadtl VI PKlfle Cal Slltw ll'lllltr1anl YSs..t.Jose stale Sell Dlf90 51!0 YI UC SilnC.-kWa Fresno SUit 11ye with 9:33 remaining. However' Art Williams and Mark Eversol hit back-to.back buckets to pro. pel Fresno State to the victosy j needed to sew up a share of the conference crown. The verdict means tb Bulldogs get a first.round bye the PCAA playoffs starting nen week in Anaheim by virtue of having outscored Co.champion San Diego State in tbeir head-to. head meetings this year. W ay11e Smith led the Anteaters with 18 point. before foulln& out. He ftni!hed as the PCAA's scoring leader with an averaaeotnpo&nta a came. "We felt we bad the op· portwlitles to win. but tomovers real17 hurt us.'' aa1cl UCI toach Tim Tift. "We J1181ed about as well aw could.•• · lfC ..... CW) ...,.._ .... .... ,.. .._ t141tAttMt ~" , ... ._ c:Maa • • 1 ' Wllll-.S Oir9lll l .......... .......... ....... ,.~ Tllllt 11 al72t,•--. ..... . ,... .. ..... •• t. :t • .. .. l s 211 .. . . . ' 0 • i • 1 • ' f 1 I > • • 1 0 "11\"'' .... . ·. .D OM.YPn..ar JOHN CARSON Sen Clemente • JIM PRICE E1tencla ---·-· -----·----,·~-. .. . -__ , ___ _ ROGER HOLMES Fountain VeHey ' . • ROGER POIRIER Unlveralty MIKE McCOURT Edlaon FV's Holmes Beads All·area Cage Te,._m . ... ~ ... . .. · . . ,. ·. ·. •. Fountain Valley IUgh's Barons garnered the major share of honors in the 1978 All--Oraoge Coast area basketball selectloQs, led by player of the year Roger Holmes and coach of the year Dave Brown. Holmes was the guiding force in Fountain Valley's second straight undefeated Sunset League season and concluded the campaign with a Oo!!!sy 22.7 scoring average . Tough from the perimeter, Holmes could also hit the boards and set up play, along with excellent defense. Brown, chosen for the second straight year as the best coach in the area, has not seen one of bis varsity teams lose in league in the past 21 outings. IUs team was picked lo repeal as champions. but few figured the Barons could do it without a loss. Also chosen to the first learn are San Clemente Higbs's John Carson, Estancia (Costa Mesa) High's Jim Price, Edison <Hunt· ington Beach) High's Mike Mccourt and Roger Poirier of University High (Irvine). Carson, the South Coast Leaeue's player of the year, was another versatile sort who coUld hurt the opposiUon in so many ways. The 6-6 senior operated in the backcourt or inside, was deadly from outside and could break a press. He averaged 19.4 po.lnts a game and in one tiff, scored 42 points. Price was Estancia"s most consistent player and the toughest on the boards. Additionally, be carried a 16.1 average in scoring. ' McCourt averaged 17.4 Points a game for Edison and was an outstanding defensive player . The slick 6-1 1Uard scored in the 20s eight times during the season. Poirier capped a three.year career at University with a 19.9 scoring average for the season and was a master of conslst~ncy, scoring in double fiaures the last 15 Umes out. He was in lbe 20s 13 times and was University's dominant fiaure . All·Orange Coast Area First Team Player.Scbool Roger Holmes, Fountain Valley John Carson, San Clemente Jim Price, Estancia Mike McCourt, Edison Roger Poirier, University SeeondTeam Doug Jardine, Estancia Dave Koehler, Corona del Mar Randy Heidenreich, Marina Bob Charles, Capistrano Valley Mike Heide. Fountain Valley Third Team Pete DeCasas, Mission Viej~ Ron Holmes, El Toro Brian Maravicb, Newport Harbor Curt Steinhaus, Huntington Beach Randy Smith, Laguna Beach Height Cl. Av1. 6-4 Sr. 22.7 6-6 Sr. 19.4 6-3 Sr. 15.8 6-1 Sr. 17.4 6-4 Sr. 19.9 6-7 Sr. 19.9 6-0 Jr. 16.3 6·7 Jr. 14.5 . 5.9 Sr. 25.5 6-7 Sr. 9.0 6-1 Jr. 14.3 6-4 So. 17.0 6-3 Sr. 15.1 8·2 Sr. 16.8 6-1 Sr. 16.5 DAVE BROWN Fountern Valley .. .. Ventura, Pasadena In Semis RCC Shocks Gauchos, 112-111 Special t.o the Dally Pilot Pasadena Higb's Bulldogs and the Ventura -Cougars sl,\l'vived • hectic finishes Saturday night before an Anaheim Convention Center crowd of 3,042 to qualify for the CI F 4-A semifinals .~Wednesday night at Long Beach .t>.Arena. . •;.. Both games ended in wild :• Jinishes as Pasadena, m aster of .•,the narrow decisions, pulled out ~; °' 59·58 victory over rrt orniDfSlde :.:_,tngl ewood) High, while 9-'entura scored the last 10 points ·.lllo defeat Long Beach Poly, •)1-49, in the nightcap. :,.-Chris Holden, a 6-7 senior who ..,, cored 20 points, hit a free throw .-.-101 two seconds left to give ;.fasadena its shot al the semis.· ~.;. The winning margin was set ~P when Morningside threw the .'f>all away with 18 ticks left and ~e score tied at 58 as the Morn- ~gside bench was pleadlng fOt' a 'me out. ~ Pasadena worked the dock :.clown, then went to Holden, who ;~ove lo the basket and missed a ;:!hot as time ran out. The refs, • <ftowever, ruled Morningside was :tuiltY or a personal foul and put "'..two seconds back on the clock. :-Long Beach Poly lost 6·8 a~e ":Jlay Whiting (19 p0ints) when be ;.auffered a bypere~nded knee ,.•{n a collision with 7:48 left. :-:· Poly's Jackrabbits had a 45-41 1 'ead at the time and moved into <.r .. ll t9·41 lead before guard Tim ',p•\Vaggoner Jed a spirited Ventura :;'.-tally. ~ The winning points came with • ;1 :56 to go as Waggoner hit a pair :·of free throws after stealing the •J>all. ~ •' Poly bad numerous chances in ; ;iie final 27 seconds to tie the ""'..tame, b\lt Ventura's .defense ':_.,,as too tough. l . Score by Quarters __.Pasadena 16 1' .12 17--69 ~onJintlide 14 20 .JO 1448 16 9 20 .c-:49 12 u 18 1~1 RI VE RSI DE-Saddleback College, which figured it had won the Mission Conference basketball championship out· right when Palomar was upset Wednesday nlght at San Bernardino, will have to share the . crown instead after th«t 6atrebos themselves were a'm bushed at Riverside City College, 112·111, in overtime $~urday. The host Tigers, who had lost six conference games this season, hit 13 or 13 free throws in overtime aft er overcoming a 10-point deficit with 3: 59 left in regulation. Thus, Saddleback (12-2, 28-3) must meet Palomar in a special playoff game Wednesday night to determine the conference's PCA4'. Roundup automatic entry into the state playoHs. · . The loser of the game-which ironically will be played at Riverslde-wlll be forced to join three other teams in a playoff fight to determine the con- ferenC'e's other entry into the state tournament. Saddleback had what looked like a safe 91·81 lead before Riverside went OQ a 12·2 binge in the final four mlnutes of re· gulallon to force the overtime period. Tom Wiaht's two free throws with 16 seconds capped the fierce rally. Saddieback mis· sed its last shot at the buzzer. I n the extra period, the Gauchos were on toi>i 109-108, with 21 seconds len on the clock before Kevin McClanahan hit a pair of free throws. Four Aztecs, Fullerto"' 49ers Log Wins • SAN DIEGO CAP) -Kim Goetz scored 23 points and grabbed eight rebounds Satur· day night aa host San Diego State whipped Pacific, 84·69, giv, in& the Aztecs a share or the Pacific Coast Athletic As· s ociation basketbal l championship. The Aztecs finished the re- gular season with an 11·3 PCAA record and an 18-8 overall mark. They tied with Fresno State, which defeated UC Irvine 41·37 Saturday night, for the PCAA title. Steve M alovlch added 17 polnts and pulled down 12 re- bounds for San Diego State. Mike Dodd also scored 17 point.a and Joel Kramer had 16 points and 12 rebounds for lbe Aztecs. Russ Coleman paced the Tigers. who finished with a 9.5 league record and a 11·9 overall mark, with 16 points. Billy Bryant added 12 points for Pacific. The game was close for about 10 minutes before the Aztecs pulled away. It was 45-31 at halftime. Pacific got no closer than nine points after the in· termission. · Fullerto-. 85-67 SANTA BARBARA -Keith Anderson scored 23 points Satur- day night to lead visiting Cal State (Fullerton) to an 85-67 PCAA victory over UC Santa Barbara in the regular·season basketball finale for both teams. Greg Bunch and Steve Shaw added 19 Points apiece for the Titans, who wound up 9-5 ln PCAA action and 18-8 ovefall. Bunch also had 10 rebounds Pete Aronchlck and Matt M aderos scored 16 Points each to lead the Gauchos, wbo finished 3-11 in conferenee play and 8-18 overall. Tom Flavin added 10 p0lftt.a and bad nine rebounds for Santa Barbara. seconds l ater. the Gauchos threw the ball out of bounds, forcing themselves to fou l someone. That someone was Wight. who hit both ends of the one-and·one· to offset a late lay-up by the Gauchos' Rennie Watts. Tim Knight led Saddlebaclc with 25 points and 16 rebounds. McClanahan, who teamed with him at Ramona High in Riverside, had 18. Riverside won the game at the free throw hne, making 36 of 44 charity tosses. Saddleback shot just 42 percent from the field, in· eluding a disastrous 19 or 53 showing in the opening half, and was 21 of 30 from the free throw line. .5-... -..cll 11111 (1111111...nl• M<Elr•tll St.Ill ~111 ... Htlm Grffl't ICnlglll s ..... 8a<on l.loy w.11, Tot.is " ft ,. tp •• It ,. • S 3 1 13 Wlgll1 1 t 2 73 3 6 S 12 Cr. M<Oi. S I J 11 2 2 A 6 (;+'-6 2 J IA l 0 0 A M<CleMftM6 6 f II 6 1 J IJ C-IHCI J 6 f 11 10 s J 15 ll••d ' s ' n 2 0 S f C• McG-2 6 3 10 3 t • 1 Wlnltrs O t O t 7 1 • '' T.U1$ 31 3' 26 112 J 2 , ,, AJ 21 3' 111 Hel"lme·AI~~ EM of regl.lfetion; t~ Hawk Hammered Sonny Parker•of the Golden State Warriors crashes info the Atlanta Hawks' Eddie Johnson after maklni a stuff shot dw-ing action Friday night. The Warriors won the NBA batUe, '97-96. BASKETBALL USFNips Reno Five For Title SAN FRANCISCO -Winford Boynes unlocked a tight fame with nine '&)Otats in tbe ftn flve minutes of the second half u the ·University of San Francisco clinched the West Coast Athletic Conference basketball tJUe wilh a '18·73 victory over Nevada (Reno) Saturday. Boynes' effort sparked the Dons out of a 38-38 haUUme tie and gave them a 53-45 lead with 15 minutes remaini.D1. The Wolf Pack could get no closer than three points during the felt of the game. Doug Jemison led USF with 21 points wh\le Boynes finished with 18. The Dons are 12·2 in WCAC play and 22·5 overall. Saturday's wln earned them an automatic berth in the NCAA post.season pl•yoUs. Kentvelqf, fJB-57 KNOXVLLLE -Behind Jack Givena' 18 points, second·ranked Kentucky clinched a share of its 31st Southeastern Conference basketball championship with a 68-57 victory over Tennessee Saturday. Arlca1Ucu, 84·42 FAYETTEVILLE. Afrk. Guard Ron Brewer scored 23 points to lead fourth-ranked Arkansas to an 84·42 victory over Texas Christian Saturday night in the first round of the Southwest Conference tourn~ment. Ttie victory geve Arkansas a 27·2 record and moved. the Razorbacks into lhe qu~inal round agaiast Southern · Methodist Thursday night. at Houston. . /fffdalfMJ• St., 89-ff EAST LANSING, Mich. Forward Greg Keiser scored 32 points and grabbed 14 rebounds Saturday as lOlb·ranked Michigan Slate cruised by Jl. linois 89-67 and grabbed at Jeast a s hare of the Big Ten basketball title. The victory lert Michigan . State two games ahead of Purdue -its rival for an NCAA playoff berth -and Minnesot~ which is not eligible for the tournament. All three teams have two conference games re. maining. Nno Medea, 71·88 PROVO, Utah -Marvin Johnson scored 25 points to lead fiflh·tanked New Mexico to a 71·66 Western Athletic Conference basketball victory over stubborn Brigham Young Saturday night. The triumph gave league· leading New Mexico an 11·1 re- cord and 22·3 overall. BYU fell to 6-7 in the league and 12-17 for the season. Creighton, 62-5~ CARBONDALE, Ill. -Rick Apke broke a 56·56 tie with 2:23 left and Creighton went on lo de· feat Southern Illinois 62·56 Saturday lo capture the Mis- souri VaJley Conf erence basketball championship. Steeplechase Record Set . LONG BEACH CAP) -Bill McCullough of the Santa Monica Track Club set a meet record in the 3,000·meler steeplechase with a time or 8:47.0 to highlight the Long Beach Relays al Cal State (Long Beach) Saturday. The only other meet record established at the meet was in the long jump,· where Randy Williams of the Tobias St.riders leaped 25·111.l!a, breaking his own record of 25·3 set in 1975. Other outstanding marks in the non-scoring affair were re- corded by Southern Cal in lbe two·miJe relay, 7:26.5; Keith Taylor of Cal Stale (Long Beach) in the triple jump, 52·2, and Marcus Gordeio in the dis- cus, 200·7. Long Beach won the 880-yard relay in 1:36.3. Clancy Edwards, running the third leg for Southern Cal, pulled up after taking just a few steps. The in- jury was not serious. Long Beach also won the mile relay in 3:17.5. The first ball was close throughout and the score was tied at 33 at the intermlatoa. but the Titans scored the fll'Jt six l)Oint.a ol the second half and led lhe reat of the way. · Piirates Tumble, 109-89 Cer-Plol Coller• aliot a blllta'· ln1 62 ~c.nt from Ute field in a 109·89 SOUth Cout CoDfehOCe .basketball rout at Or'&n6e.Coast. eou ... ~mlht. > While tbe' ta•.•Ptratel were Cerrttos ,tnf.o four steals in two m~utes. 11Pr1n1 tbat span. McCloskey ~•de 14 pointa tn a row for the t>ltate•• ~ went·on a lJ.4 tear to allce tbe deftclt ln bal 1 ~ ~ ' ---~-· ... , .. M cCloskey finlsbed with 21 points while Ray Orgill added 19. Ora.nae Coast ls now 5-6 in conference, 15-13 overall. * * * e.n-.."'" . ..., O....Cllll. ...... .. ..... .. _...... .,., ......... 1117 WllllWll t I t al Ol9M I t 4 6 *"'"'"' I 0 II 6 fltWft... I t I 4 ·-t t I D MIA I t J ti L~ I H I 21 Or911t 1 I 4 1t attWtt I It 1 Mc~ •I lt1 . ......, ,.,.~ ...... ,. ~ 11111 .... , ••• ki.taltl t t t t ,..._ 1 t I 2 ....... 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HANDY ' Of tll9 o.11, ,....,_ Stllff Jamie Roberson of Huntington Beach High and Gary Bohay of Fountain Valley each captured individual CIF wrestling championships and nme Orange Coast area wresUeri. qualified for the state meet in San Diego next weekend at the championship meet Saturday njght at Westminster High A crowd of 1,655 sat in on the .flna\s that saw Notre Dame High <Sherman Oaks) capture the team UUe with 82 points with San Lui s Obispo second 179) and Fountain Vallev third <661~) In addition to Bohay 023> and Roberson 030), other qualifier:. rrom the area included: Dan Schroeder of Uruvers1ty (Irvine> second at 157; Mike Provanzano of Huntington Beach, third at 98 . Bob Larwood of Dana Hills, third al 123; Milch Finklea of Fountain Valley, third in heavyweight; Larry Budgen of Fountmn Valley, fourth at 178, Chris Roll of Corona del Mar. fourth al UM; and Mike Ochoa of Mission Viejo, fifth at 168. Perhaps the most courageous wrestl er in the meet was Roberson. lie suffered a cut over his eye that required four :.titches a week ago. was out Coast Nine Wms, 4-1; GWC Falls Bob Hudson hurled his third complete game victory to lead Orange Coast College's baseball team to a 4 I decision over Pasadena in the consolation l·hamp1on:.h1p of the Mt. San .\nlonio College tournament in Walnut Saturday lludson. who has yet lo give up an earned run. struck out nine while walking one lie scattered nine hits Bob Smith. Glenn Robertson and Rick LaFrance were the of. fensive stars for the Pirates. now 7-2 on the season. Smith went two-for-rive. scored two runs and stole three bases, LaFrance was two-for- t w o with a double while Robertsoo went two-for-five with l\\ o rhi In a non l'Onferencc game. Santa Ana held otr a late Golden West rallv to defeat the host Rustlers. 6 \ In the ninth. John Moses o.,ingled with one out and scored on Steve Ncmclh's sacririce fly Doug Mansohno followed with a single but was thrown out at home trying to score on Rick Clark's double off the ouUield fence M ansolino doubled following singles by Nemeth in both the third and fifth innings for the Rustlers, now 4·3. S••t•AMl61 l•I OolOttlW.11 •b," , .. . .. '" .... Mtrll,, rf S I I 0 ~O,t\ <llmtn Oh S 1 I 1 Cl.,k, lb s 0 I 0 ~•<h•rcuon. If • 0 0 0 4ieYtrln, dh ) 1 I 0 WUI, • 0 I 0 Oflrosle< 11 I 0 I I Moore. S\ ) 0 I I Edw•rd• < • 0 I 0 M•\.l•t, lb t 0 0 0 J•<luon lo ) 0 0 0 H•lt'f P p 0000 104 .. , 111 • 11 I HHln<e><k, P 0000 Tot•I\ )1 • 10 • sce .. .-,IMl"9t , " • S.nl•A,.. 000 AO() 100 ·• II J C.Oldtn Wt>t 011 010 001 " , • Oren,. GNll (0 .. , ", .. ~ ... lo l 0 0 0 ~m1t.h rf I 1 1 0 Solo, Jb 1 0 0 0 8MMll, lb • I 1 0 PtylOft,CI J 0 0 0 1<rlk0<len, lb 0 0 0 I S<hwetbe, rt 0000 Ro~rlwm. h I 0 I I Nemttn, lb I 0 0 0 Noolerd. II 1 0 0 I L•Fr1r>et,c I 1 1 O -'•le•. di\ • 0 0 0 Hudson. p 0 0 0 0 "tl'On t lb 4 0 I 0 l ol•I• '.14 ••• korti.y ,...,,,.., , ft • Or •n9e Coe st 001 010 001 • • 7 Pe•~cHM (100 100 000 I l • ... with the nu and didn't practice all week, but came on strong to win the 130 title. "My first two matche~ were Lough but so was the final," be said. "The eye didn't bother me but it popped a couple of times in that final match.", His match was tied at 3-3 after regulation, then a takedown and an escape won it for him in over- time, 3-1.·He is only the second Huntington Beach wrestler to ever win a wrestling title. Eddie Bonds did it in 1966 at 141 pounds Bobay. the 106·pound champion a year ago, repeated at 123 this year. He was third in the state last year In his final match he won wilh a 5-0 score Budgen and Finklea gave Fountain Valley three entrants in the state meet at San Diego State Friday and Saturday Steve Barreto (136) lost in a fifth place match Tum scorH: 1 Notre D.tmt u. 1. s.n Lut> OblSj>O 79, 3. Fountain Vallty 66\~, •· Chlnnel '"Mids -43, S. Lllltwood 3', 4. Santa Fe :»~~. 1 (llol H11<1tlnQ1on 8"<n, Ch•lfoy, Royal 34'1't, 10. Arltsla UV., II. El Dorado 33''>. 11. Mir• Colle 29. Oth.,s: UNwnllv 11\o'J, CO<on• cHI Mar II. Ou•lllltrs· S... Luis oc.i,,.. 5, Notre O.me • Fountain V•lley J, H..,llngton Oe..:n, AflHla, CP>llfey, O...nnel 111-,, U.1'ewood, Royel San M.,lno, Santo Fe 2. °"""',..""' l'I ..... -l<ostl« INotte Damel d« Terry IL01ral I I 106-Veneon lll•low•n P••• 1 Cloe Kltll•• INOlrt D•me) .. , ll~Glovtr (Altwm.,..el pinned G•lm•ll<o • 8•ncrofl Jr. HSI. S.07 l?J-GMY llol\ay l"-l•ln v.11..,1 OK-· '"'Ira Cos1AJ, S.O. ll0-Ro41ene! IH..,Onqton Beechl cN< SNln- ·CMnnel llllndll ).I 1n o .. rume Rt9U1.i1on '1-J 1l4-larksd•I• ICll•llt• 1 dt< 01llon 1Huenemtl .S.I 1'1-Wels.llOpf IEI Dor-I won b'( Ml•lllt .,,, .. "'Yo.hi IRIQbetlll, lnlurv. Ul-"'ontano IC•lt•tcol dee Futrlufl ILOtw-1.S.2. ise-Hllchcoc:k CS.n LUt• Obispo dee Sc1tr-1un1ve,.11y1, 6-1. IU-S..1e11 (U C-•> dK Mantanl (Weil Covi""I ICM l7t-Garc1• ICO<on.J dee~'" INolrt Demel ,_! "4-Fil•rnv ICM><lllol d« 8•hon (54n l.u•• Obl\pol .1-4 Hwl GOii IRoy•tl OK Slahc ITroyl l·l TNnl Pleet ,.,,.. .. 91 Pro'l•nz•no (HunUntton 8e•cn• Cf•< l'r1nc1s IS.,. l..uls Obl~l 1·1 106-McNichol IWalnull oec Ro<1r19uu IPaclllcl 2.0 IU-KISU.r (Noire 0-1 OH 8r-n IC-I 1•1.tnchlU 123-L-10.... Hills! d« Hendry IRl"'Cll Ille World) S.O. IJO-llumPu> ICfl•ll" I dee Htrn•nftr Cllubldou.a) IM. t»-81•1nik !Mllllk•nl OK S.sso 10ow,,.,,1 b'( torfetL 141-RIY .. (lflOtoJ OK GM-(UMl-1 ·~·· 1 ... -~ IS.nu Fl) doc Mlh ISM I.Aft OtN ........ . IS7-MO<r-IKltell•I OK Co• (Soulh Hllltl S.l. IU -"'Hltr 1-.ial dK Anclfflool (-1 M IF!.!,!~~,,·~~:!:,~~~·••" I p1nntd 1111<1 .. JI. ,,._Out lAt1..U•I doc llofl IC0<-Cltl u .. 1 7•. t<wt-F1nl<I•• IFouflletn Valltvl otnnetl e ... r, .. cs.n l."'• °"'"'°' J ,,. I'll .. ,.._.OIMIHleo .. -Sen-(c.ttltos); 1-l"auli.oft IS- F•I; 12~ ~I; 1>0-Klme• IVlcW Vellol; F•I. 11s-oci.o. IW9rllnwfll; 17>- Klmu 1Vk1or V•llwl; 1J0-5olt (Paclfl<I, l~l.Of\9 (K--,J; Ul-Wllllamt IC..jOft) •41-L•"tl IRoya11; 1J7-8o•d IMof'ro ..,>. 141-0Qooa CMIUion Vlttol. 119-1<,.lllcll IS.. Merino); 1'4-Hullo IS•" Mar1nol - Wl1>9lt (RIO Meul GARY BOHAY CIF Champion V~ds Nab Pair; UCI Loses Bill Riddell and Butch Ward supplied the pitchiJ\8 while Mark Wood provided the hitting to lead Southern California College <C osta Mesa) to a non - ~onference doubleheader baseball sweep over visiting Cal Lutheran Saturday. UC Irvine, however. wasn't so lucky. The Anteaters got neither strong pitching or 'hitting in dropping a 5-0 Southern California Baseball Association decision at Pepperdine. Riddell was sharp in posting a l ·O shutout. the team's second this season, in SCC's opener against Cal Lutheran. The junior lefty from Costa Mesa struck out eight and walk none while scattering five hits in the seven- inning contest Wood's solo homer w1th one out in the first inning accounted for the game's only score Ward had things tougher i.n the nightcap. He also went the distance but yielded 11 ruts and three walks whlle striking out three. Wood decided the 4.3 verdict with an r bi single in the 10th inning that drove in Mike Peters with the winning run. l'lllSTGAMI: S.C•I Cell-(I) Pt•nlic \\ Wood, rl Greer, cf Thomn, 11> ~holt,< WllMHl, lb Reno, dh StOMleke ti Pet .. ,, lb RICldell. p Total• •i. r II rlll JOOO 11 I I !010 l 0 I 0 1000 1 0 0 0 '0 0 0 I 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 0 Oii 0 1' I • I Sl!CONOGAMt: S.C.I Coll-141 .......... Pl•nk. '' w-.r1 GrHr.cl l"°mu, 11>3o Schettl, c Wiiton, )b R-,Jb MIV•ihlro, drl .,.ovle, It Ptlt•l. lb W•rd. p Toi•" S I I 0 ) 0 1 I l 0 I 1 • I I I 4 0 I 0 I 0 I 0 1 0 0 0 1 000 -" 1 1 0 l I 1 I 0000 lS•ll• sar....,,..._ .. ,,..,.._ Cel Lu4_.,. -000 ~I Coll-100 -S.C.-0- Ce• Luther., 101 000 010 SoCal CollllClt 010 010 010 UC Ir-"'' ... 11,... • 0 0 0 ) 0 I 0 • 0 I 0 4 0 I 0 • 0 0 0 Hir•no <f ....... d,, "•ot-r,2b Waslllft9lon, rl M.,,...r,n °""'°"lb •120 K•ll\e ' Charo, }I> -..•v••u• ft '"'"'· p 8of~r o Tot ah ", .. .,_._ r ft • 0 • \ II • I • • , .. • 0--J • I • II • • 0 0 0 • 0 I 0 ••10 0000 0000 no 1 t r II 000 000 -111 011 00•-! ; Plays St. Jtlonica ·cv Gets Home Tilt Capistrano Valley High's Cougars, victorious 20 Um es thu season. including three CIF l·A playoff basketball games, won a coin Clip for the second straight week' and get the home as- sl,pment for Tuesday night's <7 :30) semifinals game. The Cougars will play Santa Monica's St. Monica High at Saddleback College, scene of Friday night's 57·51 quarterfinals victor y over Valley Christian <Cerritos) High. On the road in the small schools semifin als is Hunt- ing ton Valley Christian cNewport Beach), which tangles with No. t seed Lutheran Wrange) High, t'entatlvely set for Canyon CAnatreim) High. I Cll' llASIC~AL.L Sll!MI "INAU TllHIA? ''"'" llano1no •I C.."'"'•' lslle lo lie dettf'm.....,) I JO c.,i1tr-..,....., ., s. -..c ••. s-..... Cotl19t (1 J ~ISc-•l M-11,..1 .. Velfey CJtt-lltlu o Lui,,.,.., • IOr•n11tl lentatlWly .. c.n.,on IAMNfml Hf!I'> l1 JO) Rtwr~ O>r•~·.,. ~ P-Poly .. LI C•nedl or SM ,,,_.,.lie HI9'1 0 '.:1111 ...... -,.. • \.Ml~ ....... 1 Cl\anntl II-VI Cenyon IS.ugus) >till" II Al ~ o-Cr-...t, Valley"' V•-Del, ...... , w ...... , .. &..-. ... , ........ 1 -S.11914 YI VILiot V•ll., (».A) I O-P~Y1Ven1ure l .. Al ~, • .....,. .. acllA....,. ().Al G•n .. iw "'eo..1rw Upland"' Nor1tt (IUwrslc»I G•met el7andl•4S lobe de< ldltdMoMay Cll' SOCCI• H "'l"tlfAU +A Oaml~ at .... Torr MK. 5ou1h Totraleeet Palos"'""' J.A l"ttlllc• .. "'" ...,,. C•l•••<o at P•l1115P!1nr Takala turned In a l '05.38 winning time while Woods was close behind in t :05.~ Takala's 1:05.38 winn- ing effort helped El Toro to a sixth place in the team standings Woods was close behind in I :05 52 tor Dana Hills. which finished seventh m team competition. Tim Spaeth and Doug Pic)(ford or Edison ! Huntington Beach > went 2-3 in the 500 free Spaeth was timed in 5:03 while Pickford came in at 5:04 OS Edison had the best finish among the urea College Cage Scores WEST UCLA IJ. Or99Qn 111 o,._. st SJ, use ., W•"'l"9!on SI ., • s1 .. t0<0 •• USF 11, Nev..,. IRenol n P•ppercl<rw 10. Plwl'-" I San 01990 St ... PitelltC o• Frf\110 St. 41, UC ll'Vt,. 31 C•I Slate ILll IU. s..n JoM St " c .. 1 Sl•t• IFullertonl I!. UC S.nl• a .... ~,..'' Uleh SI Ill,_,....., SI I/ 01 Poi• ISl.01 61, C.I Sl .. t ILAI .. S.nl• Cler• 7' St -~ /4 U S.11 0ie9o&J, UC R1ver-.cle 1\ UC D•vl' .:I,~ SI 51 Hrtward 5'. •• S....>l.u\ SI IS OcclOftllll ", LeVtrnt 61 SacrentenlO SI ., s.n Fr;oncitoeo SI 66 C•I Polv I Pomon<1 1 1'1 Baktrtl~dSI '9 Redl•ndatl,Cll lechl2 ~ ...... (LM ~I II, H•-11 M EAIT La S.lte 100. Vermont 41 R,,_ 151..011. M.Ks«,,....11\ IS Penn •1. Y•I• ~ G•0<oe1_., oc n. Ho•v cro" .. COlumltl~ M, t<Mvlrd 64 Pl'lnte1on IO, 6r0Wft sqi ~I Ptltr't S., F•trlC'lOf'I Dto1~on .. ... Rut(ll!•• 11 P•ll .. Svrec .... •1, Botton Co< IO Army ... NeY\f 4l Co1911e 16. Roct1 .. 1 .. 1t SI Jo.,,,., N'I' 60, Prov1e1t .... 11 Bucknelloll, o.l-•• 14 IOT I SI 8--urt ... Nl-ra•I Dertrn-11 '4, CorMll ll Vlllenov• n. SI • .Jowofl's. P• ... BotlOfl U. n, Alo.umpllon 16 MIDW£ST Mlclll-St."· llllMI' 41 .,.., ....... ~ .. 1 E' M le"'-" 1'. Mlltnl 10 I •• I( ...... Sl. •S. Olilahorna $.4 C.ftf. MIC"'9M•. W "'t<'"-7f c r .. 1111tan '2, s lll•ntlt S4 O.Peuw 'O, W-lft • O.trolUl. Xeviw (Of>•ol II Pwr-11, w-.i" 1' M1ch ..... '2. •-• 1• Oe,IOfl 1', l.Oyol• (Oti<~I •' Okl-nw C•tv ... Oral R-rl• U Het>ruu 61, Otlle-... St S. •-•SI 41, Ml._14J IOUTM 5 C.roh,.. 93, Rlcttmono .. Georgia~"~" 41 Florida SI U, Oeoro4• hell '1 v1r9lnl• 1', MM'f1...010 Loul,Ylll• 111, -.,.,1, SI . ., WaUForestf7,N CarollnolSt ti LSU ••, Mlnlsslf>pi IS N or1h Carol IN '1, Dvltt 13 ci...,ton "· llllscevne •I Alabame "· AubUrn .. Mlulnlppl SI. 10. Florlde )I Wiiiiam lo Mtr'Y 11, Old OomlnlOfl ful•M U, SI, l.OUlt H "'"" •Y SI. es, A.,.lfn Pert .,. 1111noh St 90, C..nlenorv /7 llOCIUH Ulall 41, T~Ui 11!1 1"010} )7 COIOfadoSI t),Ar•rona• Air Foret n, 0.nver 61 5 ColOr-100,FortLl'WIS1' Ntw ... U•Co II OVU .. I( ... ~, 10, Color-60 Ariton• '51 90. W'fomtnoH Monlan• 13, 8o/M' St 61 Wtber St ... I-M •oallO si t0 Mont ... s1 n H ArltofW .. , Gol\Dtlt H G......O(MyonlOA-•> IOUTHWIST W1chH• St. ti, W Tnli SI l• TOUllNAMUITS Stollllw'll ~ Menlllll '4, W, Caroflna S4 V MI tS, DevtdlOn IO ..POelitehlan St. I I, O!Mel.., 5411 ... tS-lllMlt <> Ale-61. UHG-Olerlollt S4 N•w ~MM 1', JltCklOf'lvlllt M ~·~· Arke".Mll M, TCU •I T .. H TechlS, THHA-/1 Houslon IOI, Rke t7 Call 642-5678. Put a few word• to work tor ou . Sporls Calendar JC Track ~ .. ec1111 .. ..,, Ot' .. c..t,.._ LEASE 1978 MONTE CARLO ••O Shutlle llwrdlet~. Ore11111 Coasl l<>vw.Nnd, St"11, Olllllefts, H•"ktl l:QU (ldlotf rteonO. S.000-1. Metutf COCCI IS: 1$ I la<llMI -.nll. •ootH-a. Put"*' COCCI 51.t. s'''"' ~-.a.. ~-.. c-1 CSterlt, T-, ,..,.,._, Sllortl 1:4U . HJ-I, "*" IOCCI M. JaY-2. Yl*luvldl IOCCI 17S.. IU rtlay-J. Or•nt• C•ut (C-11, *""'"· ,...__,, 0...-,1 1:31.•. M lle rtllY-l Ore11t t CHU IC-n. Nie-, l'rM!Nll, 0.....,1 l:2U •·mil• u1a11 J Or•fltl C•o• (C•IV•M, S-1, Vele, M.-C.ill lt:OU SIOITCOUPI teams. t.tkin& fifth with 83 pomt.s Phll Ohle ot Estancia <Costa Mesa> placed third in two events, the 50 free <22.93) and the 100 tree (50. 70). The Eagles were eighth in lhe team standings. Dana Hills also got a third place effort from Dave Varney in the 100 !>utterly. His time Wl:lS 55 77. In the relay events. Dana Hills and El Toro were 4·5 in the 200 medley while Edison and Fountain Valley f10ished 4·5 in the 400 free. Fountain Vallev wound up ninth in team standings Scott Mats uta of Servile <Anaheim) won the Furniss Award as the lnett'I\ top llthlete. Mat.sud.a ~on tbe 200 m- d iv i cl ua l rn~dl oy 10 1:51 .92 and the 100 butterny in 53.~. Foothill wa11 a runawl:ly winner for thu team trophy, out- distancing runner·u p Sunny HJlls (Fullerton> 250-147. In the frosh-llOph (Jom • petition, Edison was team champion with 200 µoints. Marina <Hunt- ington Heachl finished second with 156 potnts. 0.0..,.. a-it, OMota Team KOft• I Footlllll no, l !>"IWIV Hiii• 1'7, l. SeNI~ (140)• • VIII• Park 101,) Edl$onG; Otllen • El T0<0 1t, 1. 0... Hilb .. ; I htencle .... • F .... 11111 Val:•y •I .~ MattneJ 101 m1rdl•v ••l•Y 1 1'001 .. 111 I U .IM, I VIiia Park. 1'"4 IO l. Suvl .. I D "· .. 0-Mllh 1:41.t, L llT.,.l:<tt.I. 100 fl'M-1 Atllll\I.., (Sunny Hlll•I 1 •1 "· 1 Str.ct11n ("oofhrfll 1 SO JI, l O'()olvoell (S-• Hlllll • I lt-17 • IUI-fl'Wltwltl 1 S1•: J l(lmbell (\/Ill• Pwlll 1 SI S• IOI IM· I lll1t1Ull• ISth1l•I I J1 '1. > Millar ll'oe(llilll l:OI '' l. ._Jlty 1 ........ 11) 1·• Sf;• 'Ull~ey , .... 11\1111 l tS, ... s. __ ,,,,. (Wlv\y HlllSI) 09 ~ I i.o ''" 1 C\lmmi11t 'i'"'lll u "· 1 flft411N04111M/ittl 2 "i j Olllt 11,t.11e111 n ,tJ; • YI= •• IVlllt P.trlll 1t.•t, I. \/_,.IC"' lfoott\Ull P.•• IQO tly I MMlliClill 1$trv11t) S:l,\i: 2 SH•ch•11 IFC>Ol!llll) SS 'J • l Y••-tW CDW Mfllll ff,A1; S. ~lll•r '""'""n ff 11 r · 100 fr"' I OllCk'f (!iU/lny 1H1"sl .. It. ' c-m•n· '"-"'"' ••.• ,, Otllt 1l11.PC6-I .IUt; 4 Roet._, IS.tvlltl .SI It, S. Nl!ISOft (~•I SI JQ. • S00 lfff 1 Altllft\on IS-ytHIM>I 4 )0 O. 2 5-Mtla IHl'°"I 119>;. J. l'Klll-... _, S:M.ts; 4. .-0.lla 1V1lll PMkl S 1111 I'S, S -lllrl'll s.01.:u • tot bacti-1 t<•Ml*V l•'c'!Pltlllll 91 O.; 1, Oruc~ IFOOChllll SLIO, J. K1mb•ll (Villa P•rlll S• H ., 4 "'v•PllY (M•QnOl"tl I 00 ., ;, s 'l'tn<tY IFOOl,.111 1,CO-.._ • 100 b••••I 1 T-• IEI Tore> l ts.JI: 1 ..... 10 .... )tlfhl I OS J7, • !>Pi<wr ISvnnv ,till'l~l I OS .. • O•v•~ ISIUln'f N1n.i l 116 40. S Hltr-cc.n-.l I ..... 400 tr ....... ..., I Fooll>lll .1;20:.,. l. Ser.II~ l. 21 53; 1 S....nY Hiii• J 21'3; ... ,._ J•&JJ; I. ....... V•ll..,.tlO time. ' PRICE OUR PONTIACS! Trans·111 S891Jo. You'll find fair prices, excellent service and personable personnel to serve you. • I I .Check .... d Flag wmt HOWARD L HANDY I"ine'• retldtnt USAC cham$)lonalll}) c•r drivera, Jerry Grant and John llartlh, apJNlfftU1 will not be drlvlni at Ontario MOC« 5Pffdwt.Y neict Sunday when 6'e Twln·200s at• tta1ed. .. I ma4e a deelslon that I am only 1otn1 to drlvo l1l'1lt clus equipment that will make me a wiuier,'' Grant said this week ... And there are on· ly • dozen teams with that type of equipment. "I believe I will have that opportunity at IndianapoUs but I don't think 1t will happen in time for Ontario. I hope to 1et a second ear from one of those top teams. "l'm looking forward to the comlnf season anct.feel some good things are lolni to happen to my <!J?eer." Grant revealed that he will be driving in Aultralia for Jack Brabham late this year when suQ»imer returns to the land down under. First te Bit ZN •t O.t•.W Grant baa had some bad hack at ODtJrto. despHe finllhlDI tblrd ln the lt'lt 500-mUer. He al .. '•as the flnt driver to btr11 a lap over 290- m~ per hour ID quallfyl.ng at Ontario In lt72 wbil• drlvlDg for Corona del Mar' a Dan Gurney. But other tban those two b1Pll1bts, bls luck at Ontario bu been leas tban wtata.odl.ng. When be set faat time and had the pole poslUon ID 1m, he failed to complete a lap becape of a b?Okea COD· necUng rod bol&, &hen tn 11'13 when be started second, be was out becaaae ol u acclde•& aner oa· ly one lap. His best ftolsb a& Jndlanapolls was lo 1979 when be wu seventh. 1'f arthl Seeld•g See911d C'•r Martin, the veteran driver who campaigned his own car for five years before yielding to drive for another owner, says he will be driving at Indy but doesn't have a committment for lhe Ontario opener next Sunday. He was planning to return to driving bis own car but says it is a little late to do that this season. "If you don't have your act together by September, you bad better forget lt fOI' the coming year. I hope to have something for next year,'' be says. If he drives at Ontario, it will be a last-minute ttung "More than likely 1 won't be driving," be says. "Everybody isn't crazy about running thl.s early. ft1trftUecl Speet& Preffiete4 "I 'll tell yoa one lhlng. I lh1nk l.bere are iolall to be some amazing speeds this yeu . Everybody is getting better aerodynamics and wltb the eew Otake \'·8 and lbe Cosworth engines, they get more mUes per horsepower than 1Jltb the foar· cylinder engines. "You can get as much horsepower with a four but not as much economy." l\lartln bas two Oftb place Onishea at Ontario I 1973 and 1975) and was elghtll In lt73 at Jodlanapolls. All three aeaaoos he wu drivlDC bis own, unspoll90red car. It looks like the Ora111e Coaal will be represented by Danny On1a1s (Cost.a Men>, Old: Si moo and Steve KrtsUoU <Dua PolaO ud ISMby l 'oaer (drlvlDC for Gurney). ' Oagab Eat~ •t l•d• THE GREEN FLAG -Ongais bas been entered officlaJly at Indianapolis and will have bis t·hoice of two lnterscope Racing cars, One Is owned by Ted Field o! Newport Beach and the other by Vel's Parnelli Jones Racing of Torrance. The latter has a second car entered and since A1 Unser left the team to drive for another owner, On1ais is the only driver for the thre&cars at the present time. Ongais captured the 1960 mnotorcycle championship in Hawaii before ractnt four-wheel vehicles. He was a top drae car partlclpaat, won 12or15 starts m SCCA road races and advanced to Formula 5,000 events In 1975 before tu.mint to the USAC championship cars. He won the Michigan 200-mlle ~ce lut year whjle qualifying for all but one of the championship car ttvents. The deadline for entries for the Indianapolis 500 ls st.ill some time away -April 1~ to be exa~t -with official time trials on May 13·14 and 20-21 to set the field for the 33·car lineup on May 28. W 001en's Results Olr1tT.-.a &....-. IMI CU) Va"9l<1a lot-I. Kllbo1"M ILi It , 1. Pat<Jle (V) IU; l.,,,.,..., ILi n 4.. no-1. Peiclle IV) u .t , 1. ICll._,IM (I.) 21 1. l. Br.,_ IL) 21 ... 440-t . ., .. _ IU t:Ol.t; 1 5"ottt CL) l:~· l. ~· (V) I 01.1. llOm-i. FrO<lcll ILi J•JI I; 1. s ...... n1 CV> , " 1; ). E14Ylwl (V) J ·ll.2.. llilUl-t, Herrvn-Ill S'fS 4; J. 'Bratl\W (V) •·n 4, i Ooll•d IVI • iu. 2·11ttl-I. M•'YTNWI ILi It· IU; 2. Sell~ (VI u ·ooo; l. Siie• IL) u :•1.t. 4AO mey-Veltllcla, 1W1 ti-. Mlle rlll'f-uoi-. no Ume. llOUf-1. ~ IVI 17.0; 2. Slfttt IL> 17.0; J. Ptlllley IL) 17.1. . NJ-I. f'Rlley ILi 4-10; 1. Ha"'•1 IVI ••1 J, 8HUWy (VI <M. u-t. Ml.rJtty (VI l<tf; 2. 1'1...,,lno CV) l~J.~11 ft.) IM. SP ...... ~ (VI a-M: t. l'red CVI 21C; l. H\llllM CU 26-t. ....... ':'..,.~.._ .. toO-f. 8arllelll Cl.I tt.7; 1. o ·sulltyen cu It.ti J. AMntt cv• u.o. uo-t. ••rY<lf <LI ii.1; 2. o·s..111...... cu ffJ: J. AclltN tvl 21.1. u.-t. Watdle9 IU 11 tU: t. Trecy ILl t:IU. Voll~ .. 0-1. GelUtft ILi 1.47.0. t. Sl'l•Perd CLI J OS.t . Loutt• IVI i v.1. Mll-1. 9walll ILi 5:5'.J; 2. IAOre-IV). 1·mfl-I • ..,_(LI 11:11.l. Mii• ,..i.y '-'-' S:OU. ll~H-t. 0'511111¥111 (I.I lt.t; t. 0.111 ... cu. HJ-I ,.,,,... IVI H : 1. VlfdaM IV); l. ScNecPer ()II. U -1. e.mt11 (U ~II t. OM ILi; l.Hawltlonll(Ll. SP-1 "'1111• IV>,,,,.,..; t. w11 .... IVI; > lllli IVI MD Girls Rated No. I Mater Del IDtb School (Santa Ana) colltiouea Alamitos Racing ~ults .......... PllllT aAC9 -0.. Mk.._ C:lelml,. ~ l'WwelUID. 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O.y Sln99r, J D l"nw1t 5<ret<Md -,,..,., CMl..c:lt, Cl>lef LIQllttool u •Mdll •Y........_.o & ..sew DllM ...... ..WSS.• PtnM ltAC1l -Ont mite, Pace. Condi 1loNcl ICO-Sl. l'W ...... JOO, Adlos Royale N 1w111e1 ... 1 io.oo s '° , eo A·LlnlOfl $ml 10.-.) S.60 ll! WlfttonlM (5prl91Jtl JOt TllN-2..0GIS AllO r--~·a llrloe<W, Klft9 Jay A. -AllM H, e1 ... ...,. S...prlte, o.nc. ~ Ho KrM<Na A -0.-... eOflt,., SI Jl TN ltAC9 -0... mi,. Pee e. oe1m1,.. A11-. """,. ~uoo 011M11 Sir•• teem.II 1.M ) .. uo l IO HO uo Mt•t ... Tar 1"-1 Oui<k Larry tc:iie--J Tim• -J.011/S Alto '"'"' -aio a.-r. Pr•lrle Su,,•l'llM, Milter Mwlc. S.e""' Lll<k, WMr191f Olrtt HO \Cr Mellft u I aectt ~ Stl'Nll a 1· Mt11«Ter ........... SIVINTM ltACa -0... fftlte. Peet. c;..,..tleNd. All -· l'wW M.toO. ........ 11111111. ~.:...9t~eutwrW1111!:1 t: ;-: F'•l• IAllOHll ' l.IO Tlme -200/S Also r•<•d -Clll•f Oipt-.i, Te<-•,• ..... R• Ho Krll<lltl a10HTM ltACI -P.,. IOll•. Pau. ,, .. ,,.,""All -"'-wtol.400. c-tl•--IG_,. ... , •40 220 260 s.,... ... _ ,.__., • 40 •.• Cttltaft<y C0.-1 "°' ,, ___ ,,, SuetctoM-a-te ..... .._ u•-~..._..., ... ....... ..,,,.., ..... 9".JI NINTM llACa -Ont ...... Pee•. l"vlltl-. All~ Pl.orM '10.0.. Not ,.., ... Amltlt ~· , .. i.• 1.• TN lltttl4" IL.a ..... 1 UO t .. hll• t Pfl..u IAl.ibtftl l IO Tlme-•UJ ... tu.,. TINTM •ACI -~ ,,., ... l'ec:e ClairNnt --All -· ...... ~J'GO. S.,...L...ce C ... "•r> 11.Jt UI LtO _., ... ,~1 1t• llt HifteU# • ........_I 4.JO T--•US Sera~ -lt'w Cl.....__,... ~ a•ucta>-S....L.-.•• .... ............... •11--.uu Cougars '! Roll Past LC, 18-1 TRACK I SWIMMING I MISCELUf« Webster Top Player C 111TaD Clocks 9 .8 sfi~:: :.::·~rfu.~! · • in.ion Beach) baa been Wlllle Curran of ".t-4.~caW:1.fll11 ... ~ CMt1L.....,..tM1. selected player of the CrHpl (Encino) H11b ... u-,, a... cci .,.11 1. ""'" , .. ~.:=: 1~1 S4.o1 1. 8tt'9 ·year 1.n a vote ot SUn.Ht turned In one ol the best cc1tM:i....,....1L1 ,.... •H-1. Ad•"'' 1H1 i :o•.o: 2. Leasue IOCcer coaches. trlplu of tho youna prep ,J~; ~~a •1011. ""'" ~~=-~.~; ~,:r:-.. ~>;...,. ... League champion tract eeaaon Saturday PV-1. 1ttnwwt.111 cc 1 , ... , t. cM1;t.11rtn1111 .. 1H1. c.dllon was doubly lo a dual meet agaiut M<Ntwcotk t·fftl1-1. a .... y CNI 10:1 .. 0; 1. honored when Dave L B h Uc 11"-I ...... (L) 4'-4: 2 ..... ., 1A<ki.fNl1S. T..-(NI. M L I b h aauna eac on cL1«1ft;a.Oon1<1 1c10.,~. ..ore1a, "•""'°'1Her110ra.o. ac es was c oseo lrvioe's track. OT-1. MMllr 1u 1:iz.~12. ""''"' Mii• r••o-H••pou """°' coach of the year. Seven C th loo ln (LI t»-S; a. Otf'l tu l»M, Cnoft.. t :ff,t, f th Cb ' l urran won e ICOttnt-..J. utHH-1. HINIM•• '", ,, .. , 1. o e argera p ayers 9.8, the 220 ln 22.2 and ,...._ o-<M>;a. S11e111rcbon oo. made either the fitllt or the ~ Jow hurdles in 100-~~?'~~ MOff.tt w~Hl;e.!:: .I~~~ 40• .2. 5'°'t second all-1.eaiue teams. 37.5. CLl:a.w1n111111cricc1 MJ -1. Emor-r IHI H: 2. F1ntTeam Norman Anderson 11.,_,, V"'4tro.n <ct 2"'• a. 11evMl4ll4'll:i.~11111"1• Hunt1ngton Beach l cl P•U• CCI; l. UllW (Cl. u -t. MDIII IMI l .. t; I. Wllllams .., -a so ba some fine Ht-1. o .. r11m cc, n .s; t. CMl;U)•dl <HI. Roger Lelgbtoo, Joe marks for Lapna. He Cotiem <ci. TJ-t, K•v <H> 2N: 2• w.t CN>: Trollmun· Fountaln -.....a in both th 110-1. Cert1lgJl1 CCI t:lt,t; 1. J. L'l'Ofl CM). , was ''""'v"" e ....... , <c>; 1 T. T-<L>. · Pv-1. ~• ... '"' tH: 2.. Valley-B.rlan Sjollema; 100 (9.9) and the 220 Mlle-1. '"•• <L> •:S•.•: 2. oa1111M1:1 SNtw '"'· M a r l n a_ B e 0 0 v (22 7) i ddltl t k..,"""'111y (Cl; a. TraffKOfll' (Cl. Sl'-t. J9ff'1es CNI U.IOYt; l. D111t ., · n , a on o z.m11-1 ..... 1L1 1t:"2;t.er11o-<N>;a.Mw-<M>. Nguyen; Newport winning the '40 ID 52.4. 1y •c>: a. ~Y 1c1. .,,_ ven1e, Harbor-Mark Guotozo Lal'UDA bad a pair of ~:='•~u. 1~1~:! ':1 ":'r.'1220-t. Dave Z l mm er man: double winners in Don noHH-1. s. "«,,nvt.,. 1c1 111; JOM-w1 n •: '411-1. Jo11nsor1 B r u c e S 11 v er m an • Demetriades and John t.1cMQ,1 "*-ic>; a. T. Herrtfl9tor1 CN> M.t: --1 • .._ '"' t : ... o; Edison· -~·--·e Helmich' Mi 11 D t . d . #Oi\11-t. Zlan IMI 4: St.S; 2-mti.--i, ~y , er. eme raa es »oLH-1.s....,._ ... cc1•u;t. .. o .. <M> ioa:o ; noHH-t. Brad Webster Herb won the mile in .C:38.l T11o"tom<L1:1McAndrwwl<e>. z:1,,, ... .,,,..,. <M> 1u: UOLH-1. Bob CbrisCr'te and the two-mile in HJ-1.v••oan• 1c1 >10; z. •w o.11uff CHI 41; ..,,....y-,,,.1111un em, a r. 1c1. •s.t. Mii• r•••v--,.n JMa.1; Seeond Team 9:.C8.3 while Miller took u -1. er111 cc1 11-1; 1. HJ-1 .... trl!IM 1M1 M; LJ-1. Newport Harbor-th hot t • ..... d M<Anorews ICI; :i. Vlftdtr9"ft (Cl. ,., ........ (M) 1•J; T J-1. Fl'l .. men. ea. pu •~....-an TJ-1.en.1c1-.;t.s.He1 .... cM1»-o:PV-t.MCOot1a1d 1N1-; Brian Haney, Mlke the discus at 132·5~. '"'t°" ic1;1n-*"'1L1. sP-1, 1<e1-IM>'4-4. Durio· We1tmlnster-en1 PV-1. B•oekmen (LI IM; 2. Julllllf'Vaf'lity ' er• C:, I.Mi&....--... 1c1: i. """-1c1. MM'IM tM> 1u1 ca..-. o...... Sam Tricoli, Paul Err- ioo-1. curr ... 1e1 •.•; 1. "· ,Ls1P;'..: ~<c<ci ••1-.s: i.. Elll• 1 ..... 1. SOnl.._ <M> 11.0; i»-1. ingtoo; Edison-Mike : .. ~r-,. I. $cflralmMIM)l7.1·640-t.z:".-.. •• :0~''°" IL> 0 : J. ~,. <Cl OT-1. Elli. <L> ,...: t. JetOClf.Gft ·1011:ou; etOC>-t. ·._.IM> 2, 1s.o; D1g1ovan1, Don Burke. nt-1 Curr•" IC> n .1; 1. H. ILl;J.MlldcltCLI. Mll•-•· c1 .. ry IMJ s:o4.t: 2· Jeff Kuester· Hunt-' JW.-Van"' mlle-1. Ko1111..,1cu IGI 11:11.2; • t B b S :3~,_. IL> tt.7; a. Scllnt-s <C> c•H7'1 "21T,... uoLM-1. Four111., 101 so.t; lng on eac -cott uo-i. N • ......_ <L> u.•: 3. 100-1 .• ,., CTI "·'· 11t-1. 70MH-t. •ou 101 n.s; Mii• ,.... B r u JD m e t t J o e Murrei (T) tS.O. 440-1. Hlltl<flWr ley-t, Mtttfwl 4101.7; HJ-I. (lit) C bell VI M' it l•h• Cotl•m ICISU;3. Ptrrhh(LI SU. (Cl U.S. ll0-1. Cole (Cl l :IS.S, ... IMI -9-r (Ml~; W-1. amp ' C r10 ' 110-1. Artiroottt !Cl 2:1>'.S; 2. 1 ow Tl F t fn Vall p ul AICtr•t• IC) 2:09,0; ). Coslallo (C) M ·-1. ,, ( •:~ i.ml-1. MeffcH'd (G) lM\lo; TJ-1, ScltlMI< oun a ey-a Oemt110 ITI no 11 ..... 120.HM-t, 01.MI U.; PV-1. Scl!want CM> •O; M. tin 1· IO.O. Hotsl•ller ICI tt.O. UO•LH-t. 11'-1. Yoel< 101 )4•J'A; DT-1. ar · ' Miit I. Oe!Ntr'llldK +LI 4::11.1; Ocl'l~•r (,.. ~ ~ ·-~ I ..._.... (0) l U"d•rwood ICI 4:Jt.4; 3. SHlom •• '"' ---,.,..,-• ""'" Yo... l02>7\'r. ICI •:Sl.O. dlM1, Mlle ,....,..-4, C.W-da ,,,.,,. ........... l mlle I Dtmetrladt• IL) t :4l.J; l: Sl.7. HJ-I. Ollray ICI U. U -1. ' Maf'iM (JJI ltll OI,,... OfW• J Coot. (Cl 10,47.i; l. WetklM (LI Miiier (Tl 11·3111. TJ-l. Gllr°' (C) 10.-l. CevnM IG) 11.1; l. ~ .. JC Cage Standings . tl,t'2. lJ.10. PV-l. McMellol'I (Tl ••• Jciylt(O);l.A-(01. ..Or•le,,_o..et ~.I. SP-1. ~ll ICI U.S. OT-\o • t»-1. CMmal IOI l.S.S; 2. ~ .. Mii• r •• ..,~ , . .,... O'Farrell (Tl 114-0. 1<iv• (0); l. Pll Plltenon IGI. ......... ,_ .._,, LM\l IGI ll.O; 2. Hortman UOHH-1 Gitt.ft ICI U.3; 1 Pullt C.-1111 I.Ml r... (01; J. N-... IGI. CCI t• 4;' MMpla (LI 17.•. JJOLH-I Curren CCI l1.S; J. 100-l. --(Tl lOA. J. .... HO-t. Vl•ll119 IM) 2: ll.4; 1. (Cl; l. c.e-m. CMmllerllM (G), l.CMl4n (Ml. IOVnt COAST COltPSltlNC• Coll-ICI 46.S; l. Griffin IC> 42.l. 120-1. Wllllo CCI lU; 2. Hal-Mii-i. L..nblc COi S: 10.4; J. W L Pl' l'A Newport Tops Swim Foe, 75-73 Greg Stevens and Jeff Fults came through with clutch performances to overcome Newport Harbor High's lack or depth and lead the Sailors to a 7S-73 non· conference swim victory over visiting Newbury Park Saturday. Stevens won the 200· yard freestyle In l :S3.7. bettering his personal mark by two seconds, while Fults equalled his .. season best In the SO free ... 1th a 22 6 etrort. Sophomore Mike Grier also equalled h&J season best (2:07.S) in the 200 Individual medley for the Sailors. who were without three or their best swimmers. V.nlty H-.wt lfSI tnl ~ l'- 100 m9dltY r9'tr---t I ... l. 700 lr .. -1 $aeWM IHHI 1 Sl 7; L M•.,1or (NPl I:~•; l. GrM.,.llr CHPI I SSG. IOO Ii.A -I ....,... CHPI 1 OIU, 1. Or .. r IHH) J 01.t. 1 ... _ (HHI t IOS ~o lrH-1 Fulll INHI n •; 1. o.vrie. IHHI n.•; 1 L ... IM IHHI "' 100 lly-t. ~or [HP) 11.7; 1. tce11wor11>y ~HI 1:00.2; l. Hirer INHI I OJ 0. 100 l,_1. 1...tWIM (HH) it.•. l. Miiier IHl'I SU: l. OtVrlh (NH) JH iOO ,...._,.'Mm..,. ~Ml s:tu: 1. H .. _., P•ll ,: 11.4; >. All"' IHPI S,. 4.. 100 ... <k-l. ~ (HPI l:Oj •: 1. H•ru INPI l:ot 4; l. s. ....... , IHHI 1•01' 100 llrUtl-1. a., .. ._ IHHI l .. l : 1 0-IHPI l.11.J, J. 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Steelcase executives don't like to brag about it, but they've built a company that dominates the office furnishing field Company officials won't tell you, but they're far and away the leader ln their field. ONE INDUSTRY source said Steelcase, a pr~vately held compan7 based in Grand Rapids, Mach., bad sales la&t year approaching $350 million. That's nearly th~e times the earnings of their nearest competitor, the source said. · According to 5'.eelcase GeMral Manager Jim D~laney, _the klea. of bragging about the firm's pro- minence ts abhoM"enl lo company managers. They Wte to keep a low profile. That Idea may have come Crom the time of the firm's foundiJtg, in 1912, when Pet.er Wege Sr. dis· covered that by bending sheet steel at right aneles, he could make a safe as strong as cast iron. THE DESIGN belonged to a company he worked for at the time, but he soon moved to Grand Rapids and, with Walt.er Idema, began an office furnishings firm whose first product was a bumble wastebasket. A walk through the front office of Steelcase in Tustin sbows how far they've come. Everywhere, Steelcase dividers turn open of- fice spaces into comfortable -e~en intimate - work areas. The company's line of chairs fills in open spaces to encourage informal discussions and pro- blem solving. Steelcase's leadership role ls a fairly recent event. In the mid 50s, they ranked third among of- fice manufacturers. Astute financial planning and careful additions to plant capacity as well as strong desian effort combined, said Delaney, to push the company rapidly lnto a stronger position. "It was an exciting period," Delaney said. Steelcase also began to emphasize the open of- fice concept about that time. And, he added, the firm always seemed to be able to manaae money so production capacity could keep pace with sales. Other firma. he added, came up with great de- :;lgns. but sometimes faltered when it came to mak· mg delivery on time. BUT HE MAKES it clear that doesn't represent a put down of the competition. As Steelcase advanced ln market share, he said, top designers were hlred to produce more elegant, more functional pieces. Thelr popularity spurred sales. The firm also began emphasis on systems of- fice design, dividing spaces with movable walls, producing modular furniture that could be as- sembled to accommodate specialized tasks in different sections of the office. Currently, Steelcase ls working to produce a new line that allows for general light level re. ductlons by putting "task lighting" into the furniture near work surfaces. New wall dividers using glass panels. mirrors, fabrics.a.nd veneers are also ln the works. Workers assemble finished metal desk on one of several production lines operating in Steelcase's Tustin plant. Incentive plans, profit sharing help raise morale. productivity among the 500 employed there. Chairs designed to provide better support al sit· down jobs, are also going into production. A former Olympic hopeful In the shot put, Delaney sWJ seems to enjoy working on the basis of individual effort. The company manufactur~ many models in its line at production facilities located at 1123 Warner Ave. Equipment in the 410,000 square-foot plant takes con steel and other basic materials from their raw state to fiobhed product. Encouraging productivity on the line is where his individual effort emphasis shows through. DELANEY SAYS the company has a profit shar- ing plan and offers incentives for high production· people. He shied away from exact figures, but one. machine operator was happy to say his extra earn- ings last year added nearly 50 percent to his norm ai pay. A tour of shop and office areas with Mike Reed, manager of engineering, showed that pro- ductivity wasn't spurred by hardnoseCS tactics. A friendly "Hi Mike," greeted Reed . throughout the plant. And, no one was loafing. THEY MAKE ALL but Steelcase's wooden furniture, the elegant new 9000 line of metal furnilblnp and panels used for dividers. But that's about to change. Two designs for expansion of the present facllity are currently under stucb' that will nearly double plant size. Delaney said tlae new chairs, fumlahinp and dividers will be manufactured there once ex- pansion is completed in 1979. Among the new facUlUes will be a vertical storage warehousing system that stacks inventory nearly 70 feet. On those shelves will rest an array of units ranging from low cost school desks to hi&b ehd modular furniture suited fo'r executive auitu and board rooms. ' AL'nlOUGH GROWTH during the past half dozen years bas been In the lS-20 percent range, Steelcase bas begun to reach for other markets. Joint ventures are under way in France with Strafor, S.A., Strasbour&, and in Japan. Steelcase employs nearly 5,000 people in all its plants and sales facilities, with 500 working ln Tustin. · The expansion wtll add to their payroll here. Steelcase bas sales offices ln Los Angeles. They were rettntly moved there from Tustin, in Jim Delaney, Tustin Steelcase general manager. in relaKed stance that belies the strength of management in the manufacturing firm. part to clarify the functions of each divialon. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;==:::::=:; .FINALLY, STEELCASE bu tried to be a good •71 PORSCHES neighbor to its community, Its pteaent plant. built AU HERE! In 1972, uses bleh berms to sbleld parkln& lots and PORSCH buildings. Trees and la.ndscapina produce a park· Hke effect around the maln facility. LEAS,..._. G Delaney adds, "If anytbin&. we o\lerdld our 1"1111111 building and landscaping. I feel .. .it's Important lllJEW & USED to cooperate with the community. f"'llll "It's not something we'Ye tried to work at, we've just t.allen the position of 'What can we do to : CALL THE EXPERT help?'" BILL YATES, IHC. VW/PORSCHE 837-400 493~511 HB Firm LikeS Squeeze Pia!.__,__.·.· PREPARATION OF TAX RETURNS .,_..-41 T• ....... By ROBERT BARKER OI Ille 0.0y l'ftet S\.llft When it comes to orange juice, the Juice Tree Inc. of Huntington Beach prides itself on being the freshest company around. juice being processed while tbey shop. The machines, which sell for $2,495, also are located in a number of U.S. bole~. Hotels in Brussels, Hong Kong and Tel Aviv also use them. THE MACHINES are at work in several national restaurant chains. juice," he said. "It's similar to the difference between steak and hamburger.'' SL YllEN SAID that the fresh juice not only tastes and smeUs much better than processed or frozen juices, but that it bas another im- portant plus as well. · Martin I Schneyer Attorney at Law ~ C-fled ,,,,_Account ... , MBA (T ... llOn) ~ter OI i.-ITaullonl ~o1r .. u- ~~usr .. c.oun -us~eoun ~_,.,Pl . &Ille 220 ~111o-.CA- • 133-1164 . . DAil. Y PIU)T. 8$ CAPITOLIZE WITH CAPITOL CAP1Hl.IZATI~ MEANS TO ~ONVERT CAPIHl TO CASH lfl'Ou-$1 00010550000-.a,.. --• ,,., ... "' °'""' P'-S1 -'°' °' -... CAl'ITOl ~ LOAN .,.._ lo C*.,...,..,. ~ -ly "'"°. ~ --.... " lnendly- G> Capitol Home Loan 0.. ol c:.PI .. i..._ L°""ar-IO'IRrw. Call°"" OI our -_., -................ ~ We'd Really like to help COSTA MESA '''°-""" 714/64()...4.412 ANAHEIM na1w~,,~ 114/n&-3460 LONGBEA04 &474 E Oii AMo 9"l 2131421-9333 . The privately own ed firm manufactures an automatic orange juice extractor (or juice maker) that is finding its way into market pro- duce sections all over the world. THE MACHINE, which can squeeze a quart of juice a minute, has been on the market for four years. It has blossomed from its first splash in Orange and Los Angeles countles to about 1,500 locations throughout the nation. The idea behind the machine, ac- cording to Director of Marketing Ed Slymen, is to produce an bonest-to- goodness fresh orange juice you don't have to squeeze yourself. The reason for their popularity, Slymen said, is the public's growing desire for fresh, natural and healthfUl foods. ''The consumer bas become in· sistent in demands for fresh pro- ducts," be said. "It's all part of the drift away from junk foods." Slymen said that a quart of fresh juice from the juice maker generally retails from 98 cents to $1.19 per quart. Frozen or chilled jukes cost about 40 cents for the same quantity. He notes that natural vitamins drop out ln other forms of prccesslng but thd they are intact with the Juice Tree. Sly men said that a sorvey ln U.S. News and World Report abows that consumption of orange juice skyrocketed 529 percent ln the last 20 years. Forty pounds of orances, up to 3~ inches ln diJmeter, are placed in the hopper basket at the top of the machine. patented, bc>llow, stalnleas steel knives pierce the orange. THE JUICE flowa Into a n!Sel"Voir and ls tben dispensed from a faucet. The machine automatically abuts off whed the reservolr ls full and spent oranges are then discarded. Slymen sald the machine must be cleaned each day. However, it is a relatively qulck and simple process and no toots are required, he aald. lfpnalille living outsjde : as 111ueh as ~ou IDie In fact. customers often wakh the ''We have found that people don't price shop after they've lasted fresh The oranges are automatically fed into a squeezing head. A aet or Trade Trip-ups Told INTERESTED IN checking out prospects and problems for international trade? A seminar, the first of four ~heduled for 1978, wlll cover common problems in exporting Tuesday at 8 a.m. in Salon F of the Mariott Hbtel, 900 Newport Center Dr., Newport Beach. Sponsored by the International Trade League of Orange County, . the event features five speakers who wlll talk about banks, credit and coUecUona, creating a 1ood company image and the problem of shipping. Reaervattons for the 3·hour seaalC)n should be made through J~ Buaeanino at 751-6892. ( BRIEFING J secretary, and John Farmer~ treasurer. . Meyer la general manaeer of Container Corp. of Amettca's folding carton plant. Robloaon ts president of Anabolic Foods, Inc. and Farmer is senior vice president and manager of Union Bank's south county regional office. Les Jay, new president of Sm itb Tool, replacn that divl1ion'1 former president. Dale Boyer on the GllL board seat Boyer vacated wben pro. moted to Smith lnternatlonal eroup vlce preatdent. ..... Several speakers from di(f erent firms will detail the state of the art-and wbat it means-at the meeting. Cost of the session ls $25 "'1th an RSVP required by noon ¥on· day. Call 835·'800 ror re· servatioa.s. ••• The Juice Tree plant al 15621 Industry Lane not only produces the juice maker, ll makes plastic COD· tainers for the product. • The containers, from eight ouncu to one-half gallon ln sue. are pro- duced by blow molding. VALENCIA ORANGES are the usual fodder because they provide tbe sweetest Juke. Others may be used, however. Slymen said that oran1e prices have gone up because of a freeze ln Florida for the tut two years. Costs have risen for a 4().pound cue from $3.i5 to $6. But be said there should never be a ttitical,abortaae of oranges . "'Orange• arow tn California, Florlda, Texu, Arizona and Mexico. There never bu been a freeze In all t.bese l">~I plates at the same time," be sald. ....... ~ inside, please seethe Vlll~e· of,WOoclllridle ail in the -> Real Estate Seetio11. . . · . •• . . . .. ~ ' ---.~~ ' ------~ . . I r • " • . ". ·- EITERTAINMENT RELIGION . •' •, .. .. .. .. •• ' I ' I .. -- .. DAllV PILOT' 8und.y, ,ebruaty ze. 1111 =·T \' Cmn d9 St.Ill Soaring 'Barney' Characters ' J 'Reactors to· Insanity' LOS ANGELES lAP) -With cigar "· clamped between teeth, DaMy Arnold turns his back to lhe actors rehearsing "Barney Miller" and stares at tour television screens in. a dark recess ot the cavernous stage. ' Hal Llnden, a pistol strapped to his waist, his arms folded, stands beside him, also intently watching the actors on the monitors. Linden, who plays Capt. Barney Miller, is directing this episode of lhe hit ABC police comedy series, but producer Arnold ls doing "the fine tuning." In a flash, Arnold yanks the cigar out of hib mouth and, waving it llke a baton, whirls and rushes toward the actors. He is a formidable • figure, with craggy face and booming voice. , • . "Hold it," he yells, as he approaches Steve ...i ·':Landesberg and Mari Gorman, playing two de- J • ,tectives in the squad room of the 12th Precinct, ~~ -f1ctionally set in New York's Greenwich Ii" · Village. ' .. : •' "YOU'RE RUSHING IT. It's flattening ., out," he booms. Then, turning avuncular, he pulls the two performers aside for a quieter dis· •' cussion. This scenario will continue into the night when the show is taped. It is a tense time, yet there is much camaraderie and kibitzing on the set. The punch lines, said for the umpteenth Lime, still draw laughs from the crew. :-"I established right off the top I wanted a ~ relaxed set," says Linden. "It's selfish on my · ~part. JC you're going to spend years with these ' .people, you want to be able to relax and not =:;:tiave to calculate everything I say. And I want ~ .. to be able to say· what I want and not have it come down as a flat from above. "Barney Miller," in Its fourth year on ABC. has had actors come and go, but has gotten better in the ratings. "THE STAR OF TIIE show 1s the room, and the kinds of characters that come in," says Linden. "We're only the reactors to the insani- ty. Each of us represents a different view of the world. I'm the straightest. "Dietrich (Steve Landesberg) disects and analyzes the world. He is rarely emotionally in· volved. Wojo (Max Gail) is emotional and sees everything in black and white. Harris (Ron Glass) is detached from people, concerned only with his dress, his women. Work for him is an interruption of his llfe. Yamana (Jack Soo) is an Oriental erugma. He sees all, knows all, and gently drops his wisdom . But it's in a different key froQl the rest of us " Then Linden, a Tony award winner for "The Rothschilds," does not see it as a star vehicle? ·'Yeah, 1 think it's a star vehicle. I've got the title role. And Barney is in everything. Everybody else could go on vacation, but not Barney. "BARNEY REPRESENTS THE audience's eye. I can do the reactions for them. When Yamana says something in another key, I can get confused for the audience. They know they're supposed t'> be confused." Arnold sees ''Barney Miller" as the flip side t• • . ,• . No Hope for Kitchen Peace :~ " We ha\ e a scene at ~pur house every evening $hat makes Sadat and :Begin sound like buddies .at camp. • It's called whose turn ·;~it to do the dishes, and j( I do say so myself 'it has turned into a •classic maneuver in !d1ploma<'y : ' DETENTE· All dur· •tng dinner, nothing is .-ml'nl1oned about dishes. ·:The conversation is ·: pll'asanl, but never once ·:touches upon lhe issue E ..... •--r.e~lc CONFRONTATION : .. You leave this table and we'll break your face. We have to decide who's stuck with this mess." figure this out. I did them Tuesday because we had spaghelli . I always get stuck doing t hem when we h ave spaghetti because Mom never liked me.'' sink. and put a bowl in the refrigerator with a peach pit in it." BREAKDOWN IN TALKS: Food on plates begin to petrify. ASSESSING A LT E RN A::r IVES : "Look, we can sit here all night or we can just start at the beginning again and go according to age. (This spoken by the youngest.) I'm call- ing Chuck . He'll re· member " <Backup troops. l WITHDRAWAL ··H ey, I 've got • POLICE COMEDY I BOMBEC CIGAR-SMOKING PRODUCER DANNY ARNOLD CONFERS WITH HAL LINDEN. of "Detective Story," with an ensemble of dis· parate characters reacting Individually to Cj similar situation -in this case comedically. IL approaches police work in the way "M·A·S·H" approaches war. It is on the cutting edge of reality, making situations slightly larger than life to give them » satirical twist. "That's the way comedy is." says Arnold . ·'The rooce paranoid you are. the funnier you become. The attitudes are in contrast wtttr the norm. Barney is fairly normal and provides the contrasl Hal is the glue of the show, just like Mary Tyler Moore was for her show. "PEOPLE UNDERSTAND identiftable phobias and fears. Why do people laugh when Yamana gambles? Because they recognize that instantly. Harris is narcissistic. Dietrich has a s uperiority complex, WoJo is a terribly vulnerable character. Barney has a little bit of all of that but to a normal degree. So, it's hard to make that funny "The substance of lhe show Is the way Hal dcab with them. If Barncy·s not there, you'd doubt that they were capable of performing their duties. Dut Barney deals with them as t•apable and you accept ll " Says Linden: "I look for these things in Harney. I try to find things that betray those human foibles. For instance, Wojo says be doesn't want to wind up being 45 and creeping up on retiremenL And 1 take a certain amount,. of umbrage at that. ll does touch a sore point. .. Arnold created the show with Theodore Flicker, although what the show is now is not what they envisioned. Miller was to have been a Jewish cop. but the role has evolved into something nonethnic He was surrounded by a melting pot, but some actors have gone on to star in their own senes. Gregory Sierra stars in • .. A E s. Hudson Slreel, .. Abe Vlgoda ID '"Fish ... a spinoff, and Unda Lavin in "Alice." "Wojo started out diametrically opposite of what he is now," says Arnold. "He was to be the brute cop. You start out with one concept. but as you cast the roles the personalities of lhe actors begin to cbanee. "IT WAS NEVER A question of whether Hal Linden could play Barney Miller. ll was a question of whether what I saw in Hal Linden would eventually become visible in Barney Miller It's typecasting to an extent. I ··People make ins tant impressions. You on- ly have 22 minutes In a half-hour comedy. You : "'ant 1>omeone who comes in and causes the , audience lo say, 'Hey, I know who that person : TESTING THE ~POLITICAL WINDS: : .. Well, I got a lot or •pomework. The rest of PHEMATURE WITllDRAWAL : "It's not my turn. I didn't eat anything so I'm out." NEGOTIATIONS OPEN: "Wait a minute, we ought to be able to .. Get off our cases. you haven't done them in three weeks because of ball practice. I don't even th.ink you're on the team. I think you just suit up and sit in the shower room to gel out of doing dishes homework. When all of :::::::::::::::::::::::=:::::::::::::::::--;::;;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;;z you decade whose turn it is "' 9ou can sit here and talk ; if you want · · ~=Buddy Rich Date Buddy Rich and hi s band will perform at 8 p.m ~uesday al Cook t\uditorium, 811 W. Lincoln Ave Anaheim. Rich will be featured on several drum numbers •Steve Marcus will be highlighted on tenor sax and Barry Kiner on piano. Tickets arc S6 and $5. All seats are reserved. Reserved scaling and information are available by telephoning 991·9172. • • • VOUOMI! by ... ..__ • * * The m?OI _....,. -out,_.,_.. tt<>•Y -abo1A a tip .. -OU1•.,,,An& I !>Id< Ol --O ...,..,..,. ... -oil"' the,._ ol ;reed. "'9C. - and COll'\JOlionl 0.,,."t m1M IN•~ f""""I _,. -(-bot 5n••••oeote • ~ cont-OtVI 1n • """'*'O --....... "'"'0'""""" --.........,... """'umlno -8Clf1 ............_ -• ol Ot"Ofeulonil ICtO<J SHCIA&.-*MCH -lf -MAaaf t ,__. ___ c:MlllOWI U.tKJ MEL BROOKS In 'HIGH ANXIE I Y "'That's .i pretty rotten thing to i.ay for someone who lets the dog help him clear. You think we haven't seen you?" "At least I don't leave the broiler in the oven. the pans soaking in the as, call me and I'll come back and debate it some more ... but ... RECIPROCITY : "If ~ ou dc<:ide il"s my turn. ,,omeone L'> going to get punched out." Peace· 10 the Middle East 1s a probable certainly (I only say that to hear Edwin Newman give a primal scream) -but peace in the kitchen NEVER! NOMINATED FOR 5 ACADEMY AWARDS l,ncludlng BEST PICTURE (PG) Marsha Mason Richard D\'eyfuu Edwerda 8chedule Detty 7:15, 1:15 Frt 1:00, 1:00, 10:15 Sat/Sun 2:00, 4:00, 1:00, 1:00. 10:15 "I'll tell you something that never came out. I made Adam H venteen. Eve was flftHn. I thought that would be Ilk• middle age. Who knew people would live so long." oeorveeume John Denver 0111\,,,1.0 ,.,f' I b -·-o.-··-- -" .... 1 ~-' ,· ...... ~ HENRY WINKLER SAUY FIELD 'Fi11tf111~ tl1c cme you i::. ti11di11~ l/011rselt: . . .._.pon ••vi. Udo We1tmffla1e. et Srooldlunlt Newpclft .. Kii 173oe350 Oerden Gt0ve 530 4401 I I "JULIA" (PG) ~v 1;~41,,., ..._.:1$-10:» SAT~1~0M·1&-1~ "HIGH ANx1m ' PGl • PM.\' ~10'2> M~toCIN".l'M:904,4M·~~ WALTD41Mn "RUN FOR YOUR LIFE. "OANOLESHOE" CHARLIE BROWN" c:Htl.OREH9 1.MIWLYaAT..,..-1,.....rw 1'1M«lllAT~~ f'AICE8 "SATUADAY NIGHT FEVER" (R) ~·aoo.•1030 IAT.....,.._1:1W:4H ON 11>1Q30 'WHICH WA"f IS UP?" (R) .. NORMAN. IS THAT YOU?" 'OH GOO" {PO) "GUMBAU. ~r PiCaSSio·s. OPEN TO THE PUBLIC HAPPY HOURS 4 to 8 Hon flOftlfftS Dancina Tue. thru Sat. 0P£H 4 Pl&-2 AM • SAT 8 PM-2AM Dress Code Fri. & Sat. 630 Newport Center Dri¥e NEWPORT IEACH 640-4711 WINNER OF 10 ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATIONS Including Best Picture Best Special Effects Best Sound Best Director -George Lucas etc. . ... . ' ...... . t \:\1 ,·, ~.. • NEWPORT, (~..t""-0 . .. ... Mcm-Frt . 7:30-10:00 Sat.Sun 12:Q0..2;30 5.-00.7:30 10:00 . . . 'BLUES SrNGER,ffOROSCOPE ~[ ] '--......... B_•_~_•_•_e_-u_e_~ MONDAY, FEB. IT By SYDNEY OMA.aa 4au:s (March Zl·April 19): You break IJ'OUftd, make headway, 1a1n recocnlUon. dt.· · tovef the myatery of love. Yea, th!• t. a moat ,. sl1n1flcant tlmel h this you? Have you been transformed? TAUSUS (April 20-May 20): Emphull on • legal affairs, marrtaae. contractual obllaatlona. • Circumstances tend to dominate. tntulUon ta • abarply boned. , GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Be nexlble, • avoid direct confrontation, display willingness ; to lau1h at your own foibles. CANCER (June 21-July 22): Good Moon • upect coincides now with significant changes, ereaUve drive, children and love. Don't sell yourself short. f LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Check messages - be aware of security requirements. If • 'analytical, you win. Don't be satisfied merely to : know something happened -find out wby. J VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Reunion with re- • lative is indicated -cycle is such that you get 1 :what you want, but in roundabout manner. • . LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Accent on findJng what had been missing, filling in crevices, de- f clding financial questions. Define terms -steer ; away from one who makes promises, promises. 1· SCORPIO (Oct. 2J..Nov. 21): Moon in your : sign coincides with time when circumstances , •work in your favor. You win, gain love, get rich, • put over marvelous business proposition. ' SAGITfARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Glamor, mystery, appeal combine now to make you a winner. Know it and act accordingly. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Emphasis on desire, friendship, new deals, discoveries. Leo, Aquarius figure prominently. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Hlgbllght structure, steps needed for advancement. Your basic knowledge comes into play. PISCES <Feb. 19-March 20): Good Moon aspect coincides with distance, messaees, published reports. Open door to opportunity based on added knowledge, education. ~ ~ !~t'i~'f "'I " ...... . ~ .... 1••' .... . ----·----' -7- Veteran: Actr~s ToTWk Film star Lillllll Glab, wbQae career •PIN the 'moUon picturelnduatry's Jti1tory, is brln1ln1 a special audio· visual tour of art in films from the early part of the century to Saddleback College this week. Miss Gish will present her program, which cov· ers films made between 1900 and 1928 and in· eludes some unusual and seldom see n footage, at 7:30 p.m. Thursday 'in the col· leg e 'a new 400-seat theater. .. ~ ' K1~~WJ1 °' m1m-•~ n >0 • J,,·r~"f.-eo • .,\i;o~ ni a 1511 W. SUNFLOWUt W. OF IAISTOL C.M...540-05 A ..._Ola.D"S MIATIST V LOnrCNt A '"THI OM a OML Y'" VI' ,,., :A '"1MI OMI a OHL, .. y ' , Sciclal -12-:10 to :HIO p .... : T cm CIMTH CIMIMASI ce,t~·-~~ Open Doily 17:30 p.m. JAT llllt loe.,., NO 'AUU •n .. OOIU .. c:=.. HIOM AH)UITY 1M1 llll~J1·1$M ,,.. • 2;H ... ,. ......... . ,.,, c3W111:1=)12.~~~~· IC llCfOle.... fA NOWf <3M1,.~~1 .::.~:;11.m.n·ia·. s·c ... ,. ........ 91AN1 llUfo.t e MIOAT WllO lOOIUNO)Ol Ml. GOOOUI .,..,. .. il..ne. ,,.. ... . "''·" -tM ........ , .... .,,. Kif ACT CM NOIMMI I -----'°" IQUUS1a1 -•• lltlU.f ... •111S a .... Uf. I 1Utf,.1oM e 110 0 71U a fill IOllT OllUlnDCNI THI~''"' T _...,"*".,.... . "' ..... SADDLEBACK GUEST Lllllan Gl1h • Sun<t.y, FebruttY 29. 1911 . DAILY ptLOT -119 ' .. Blues Singer Big Again Alberta Hunter 'Packing ln' Crowds NEW YORK (AP) -Alberta Hunter sans the blues in Chicago before Louis Annstroni ever left New Orleans. Now, at 82, she bas been rediscovered. "I didn't want to cut a hog -that meana mess up, hooey." But Barney Josephson, who used to run New York's chic care Society and now has a more modest restaurant in Greenwtdl Village, talked her into comln& into his Cookery to sins last October. She's back tor a return engagement. GENTLY BUT DEFINJTELY swinging, not shouting ot Just talking the words, she sings without an old lady quaver. Ask Robert Altman the film maker. All ready to use some old blues re- Jazz cordings as the sound track for the nearly com· ( pleted film "Remember My Name," he read about her in a magazine ....._ _______ _, jazz column on a plane to New York. He went to hear her that same night and hired her to write and sing the sound trac~. Way back in 19123 she wrote .. Downhearted Blues•• Besalt Stnith's first hit record.ln3. Sbe baa always sung. "My mother would send me to the atore ln:Mempb.ls to buy bread and tell me to come straight. back. I'd go to the store and then I'd put tile parcel down on the sidewalk and sing a UtUe. Il 1 only h•d to sl.l)g for mysell, I'd stand tber~ and sing. I mJver dJd io straight back home. My mother would wbip me for that but I'd go and do the same thJnf the next time again. "I BAN AWAY from borne but it wasn't because I was ml!itreated. Girls Cot SlO a week slnaing in Chicago. I ran away from home to get some of that money. I was about 9 or 10, I guess. "It was God's hand that took me there, and It was God's hand that brought me back to singlng now. That's why I'm such a firm believer." Bl CONCERNED PREVENT WILDLAND FIRES "~LACK SUNDAY" •~oo "MARATHON MAN" 5:30a10:30 Beat Actress Anne Bancroft ---including BHt Actress Belt Director Herbert Ross BESf PICTURE Shirley MacLalne ...-~ -....,.. ..... I "Beyond • Back Plut (G) "AcrotsThe GrHl Divide" , . • . • I . • ~ ~or nyto. jocquof'da. 5""'* or tolid colon. Shop at Kmart and save nowl la. Soft,~ fa- dal tissue. Can use to Nm0"'9 ~up. 200-covnt .,., box. Saw today Cit kmott. SPRAY'I WASH II la ch Sproy 'n Wash laundry toll ond stain remover. 22-oz. Shop and aove ot ~r locol Kmart ltore, Sheared cottoft .... ry with colorful K,..n print.. 16Jl 26". So¥9 ~day ot Klftartl Ac9tate aotln with 18- oa. ~ filling. 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FebfuttY as, 1978 DAJLYPILQT , ainlesS End for Pets~ R etitioners .:. \ Seeking Ban Qf Shelter's ':• Chambers By JACKIE HYMAN OI Tiie o.lly l'li.t Staff Is the decompression chamber a horrible way for an animal to die or a humane method by whi ch the creature falls peacefully into unconscious- nesii? Is the injection of barbiturates an easy, painless manner of kill- ing unwanted dogs and cats, or does it entail roughly subduing the animals and create a severe strain on human workers? SOME ORANGE County animal shelter ofricials and veterinarians strongly back the hum aneness of the de- compression chamber, which is used at the sheller. However, supporters of a petition to ban the chamber argue that they have well-documented evidence qn iu evils. "I have seen a number or animals put down w1Lh (in. jectlons of) sodium pentobarhital and I hope when my lime comes I can go down as well as I saw those animals go down," ~aid Hazel Mortensen or Westmins ter, Orange County chairman of Cillzens to Abolish the Decompression Chamber. .. I also have seen them go into the decompression chamber and l have seen them come out dead," she said, noting that she hasn't watched the actual de· compression process. "TH E EMOTIONAL stress they go through by even being put into that cage device before lb~y arc put in the chamber 1!> tcrnbll•," Mrs. ~lortcnsen said The decompression chamber was developed by the U .S. Air .Force to prepare pilots for what they may experience at high altitudes Oxygen is slowly re- moved from the atmosphere un· tir1he pilot passes out, at which time he is revived w1th oxygen. In animal decompression chambers, the process is much more rapid. Animals are supposed to lose consciousness within one or two minutes but are left in for 20 minutes to al- low time for them to die. 'BY LAW, A maximum of eight animals are placed in separate compartments an a cage before being placed an the de - compression chamber. "ll isn't o;:!y the animals go- ing into the decompress ion chamber and what they may suffer before death occurs." said Peggy Moore of Corona del M;1(. another member of the anti-chamber group. ''It is the traumatic ex· perience of being In a cage on death row and being forced into the chambers," she said. "ACTUALLY, IT IS the trauma that prefaces the actual death in lhe chamber that is as bad as the chamber itsell. Thal dqe~ not lake place in the case or h&n4llng animals with the needle." Their group circulates backup m•terials ~rovid ed by the pjtitlon's sponsor, Alice A. Grant ot Los Angeles. With strong but unattributed statements on the suffering c"used by the chamber are at- tactled a number of quotes at- tributed to various veterinarians and Society for the Prevention of Croelty to Animals officials. Critics claim chambers are traumatic, improperly maintained. The quotes alleite that animals ha\C their insides hlown oul by improl)(!rly maintained <'hambers, an• av.are of being a11phy x1aled and hght ror breath, surrer SI.'\ 1•re pain and \Om1tmg from nitrogen bubbles in the blood and suffer painful pressure buildup in the head and cars Betty Denny Sm 1th. director or the Los Angeles County Department of Animal Control, also opposes the decompression rhamber but stops short of al· tributing such horrors lo 1t. At Mrs Smith's instigation. the Los Angeles shelters began i.w1tching over to the injection method about a year ago. Decompression chambe rs are still maintamcd for emergency use on very sick animals when no qualified personnel are available to administer in- jections, Mrs. Smith said THE SHELTERS "euthanized" or killed 86.000 animals last )ear. Mn. Smith said. She said 1l is hard to com- pare costs between the two methods because of the way the funds are allocated. "I nave my doubts about the chamber," she said. "I know there've been Air F o rce chambers but they're bil and carefully monitored and in- volved young, healthy men." On the effects of the chamber, Mrs. Smith said, "I have never had any employ~s tell me they had seen the unimals' guts blown out "llov.e\'er. I hon• m.>self seen blood now out or the chamber v. hen It's opened art er at 's been used." "THE /\:\Ut.\I_'\ 00 roam at the mouth and tht•) do go into convulsions." she .,01d ".\1 an} of them do claw to get out I have had employees tell me that they fell the animals were suffering." .. With the needle. we are positive that that 1c; humane." Mrs Smith said "All )OU have to do 1s stand there and watch those animals. how unrearful they are. There's such a world of difference." She said the county'<; largest shelter. at Baldv.lll Park, dio; patches about 90 animals a day in two hours with injections given by two kennel attendants and one animal helper The only problem is still a lack of enoueh trained personnel. !\lrs Smith said ON TIIE OTHER stde of the issue is Jack Edwards. chief kennel officer at the Orange County animal s heller in Orange. Edwards noted that all un· adopted adult animals at the pound are killed In the de· compression chamber. Baby animals arc chloroformed. ·'The system was originally designed 'for testing pilots for high artitude." he said. "It's like ... tandinl( at sea level and going to 55,000 feet in less than a manute "WHAT IS ACTUALLY does 1n theory Is that the animal JUSt ~oes unconscious from lack of o'y gen and vasses out more or less with no pain.·· Ed v. ards said he believes the system works painlessly as long as the machines are properly maintained lie said Orange County's two sheller chambers are checked about once a month without warning by state officials and each morning by senior animal office r s . Ir there ls a ma If unction. the chamber ls put out of service. A total of 22. l83 dogs, 16,424 cats and 200 other ammals, In· eluding 11\jured wild anlm•ls. died in those chambers last year, he said. .. , PERSONALLY feel It's a \'ery humane way," Edwards said. He said his objection to the in- jection method stems both from the difficulty and time involved m subduing animals so they can be injected, and rrom the toll on the employees. ... For one person to stand there and inject up to 50 animals a day -how long could you do Uiat for?" Edwards said. "I think that would get to anybody." gone out of bU1lne11, which ftrma refunded money, atatlng they could not fllt the ordet, and which firm• were l11ued U.6 . '°•tef MaN Stop Orders. H a reault of poatal lntpfftiona. A aeparate Hedon detcrtbn how many of th•H Pf09ram1 work, 11)(1 hOw a reeder c.in apot 1n 111-oal actMty. A data thfft which fully deacrlbea the content• of thlt dk9CtOrJ can be ,..,_ated by writing to the pUbAahet: J1b0n Enterptt .. 1, 11720 Oknard St., Suite 11, Terzana, Callt t13M. CJ. • .. •The emotional atreaa animal• go. through by even being put Into that cage devlce f»fore they are put In.. the chamber I• terrible.' •r.Jany of the animal• do daw to get out. I hav• had employH• tefl me that they felt the animal• wet• suffering.' I 'With the neec:tt., we are poaftlve that that la humane. AJI you have to do I• watch the anlmala, how un- fearfut they are. There'• au ch a world Of difference.' 'We would love to aee every animal flnd a home, but the cold hard fact• ere It's not going to happen. • . In theory the animal juat goea unconacloua from lack of ox- ygen end passes out more or leu with no pain.' -I 'The beat Inf ormatlon we have 11 that both the chamber and the needle are humane methods H long as they're properly' done.' 'Most of'the vets that have been Involved with this at the shelters are strong advO(!atM of the chamber.' 'Whether you atlck them In a ~ chamber like Hitter's or atlck them· - with a needle, they still have to die unfortunately because of Ir· responsible pet ownera. • . I "We're here trying lo do our best job." he said. "We would love to see every animal find a home, but the cold hard facts are it's not going to happen. "J think the bottom line should be, we're here to serve the public and most definitely invite them down lo see our facilities." lsn 'L there a clear-cut answer to the dispute? Unfortunately not, said Dr. Robert Grosse. a Santa Ana veterinarian who serves as pre· sident or the Southern California Veterinary Medical Association. HE SAID HE has appointed a comm lttee to investigate the m alter and that he himself has heard many claims on both sides but receiv ed little documentation. Among the questions Dt. Grosse said he would like answered are whether or not the decompression chamber ls humane under proper circumstances, al what pomt it becomes inhumane and w.hal s teps could be taken to make sure It never would be ln· humane. "The best information that we have is that both are humane methods as long as they're pro- perly done," Dr. Grosse said . "OPPONENTS Of' ,the chamber say, 'It looks like the doe'• .in pain.· It looks the same if you see a dog waking up from a barbiturate anesthetic for sur- gery. "What the eye records ~ what the brain of the individual experiencing it records are two different things," Dr. Grosse said. He explained that he's talked to h number of people who hue lost consciousness in Air Force chambers. He said all reported feeling euphoric before passing out. DR. GROSSE said be bas heard or a program in which dogs in the chamber were hooked up to electroencephalo- gram machines and showed no pain. • However, h e sa id the veterinarian who conducted the s tudy has promised lo deliver documentation but bas not don~ so. "Most of the vets that have been involved in this at the shelteMl are strong advocates of the chamber," Dr. Grosse noted. Dr. Grosse said he also believes that while injections themselves are humane, ag- gressive dogs may have to be rather roughly restrained beforehand. HE SAID IT is not known if the animal suffers more by be· ing tied down for a shot than by <See CHAMBER, Pa&e C3) pair, even though the accident was not my fault. Oo I have any recourse In thts Situation? A.J., Costa M4tsa You un sue \he other dftVlf lft Small Clalma Court. The mu- fmulft emoum of "*MY you can ooHec:t In thl~ oourt 11 $111. ff you can prove ro-caM, the Judge wAI ru .. th1t the gu., perty ...., .. pay for the daMagH oauMd to JOUf cer .. well .. pay tM court coata. A fUll e.,aanetlon Of 9m81 ClaJm1 Co-.rt PfOC*lure le co. telned In h Doold4tt, "The CoMumet end the a..alt ClelfH Court." ™• frM pubhatlon cert be ,.... .. ._ try phonlnt U.. Orange :COUftty qmc. Of Cof)aufftef Mfelra ll a4-f100. .: A- I.meden sk Them Stop It . DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am a non· RlJloker who is constantly asking people not l.O smoke in my presence because il makes lj .me ill. · The other dav when doini research in .• • the library lhe woman in the next cubicle came over to me and said, "Will you please stop c racking your gwn? The sound of it· is very annoying and I can't con· c e ntrate on m y reading." I was • eJllbarrassed and stunned. I was also glad • she told me straight out instead of suffer- ing in silence. I wonder how many people have in· cons iderate habits of which thev are not aware-like m e a nd my _Bum·cr ucking? I hope ever yone who is bothe red by someone's "annoying habit" will s peak up, as the woman did. Most people, if spaken lo politely, will appreciate being told. I did. -UNAWARE DEAR UNAWARE: I agree with you. J, too, am constantly asking people not to smoke. It doesn't make me Ill but It bothers my eyes and I don't want my hair and clothing to sm~ll like a saloon. Seldom do I get a snippy response. Usually the person says, "Thank you for telling me," and out goes the weed. I then say, "Thank you ror being so gracious. I did us both a favor." DEAR A:--1:'-J: I've never written to you before but that letter from the social worker hit me so hard I had to write. 1 want to say something to young, un· m arried mothers who think they s hould keep their babies "as a matter or pride." I became pregnant at 16 -unwed. lhs tead of thinking that would be best for • the baby 1 thought only of m yself. l ... married the father. It was a disaster. We were divorced shortly after. I remarried "" .. and was again divorced. Between : marriages I lived with family and frie nds. • 41 r never abu::.ed my child physically, but 1 • .. nl'\'er reallv lo\'ed her · · I ha,·e ·married again -at long last - happily, and we ha\ e a beautiful baby. l\Iy first child is scarred because of the love I was unable to give her. Behavioral problems became so severe I finally had to send the child elsewhere to li\'C. That poor little girl is torn between an emotionally dead past and a future without a firm bas is. Every day of m y life I regret not giv· ing her up at birth. I deprived that child of • the opportunity to be adopted by loving parents who could have given her the kind of !if e she deserved. -NAME WITHHELD -ALSO CITY, PLEASE DEAR FRIEND: Your insight and honesty is admirable. Not every woman could have -or would have -expressed herself so openly. I salute you for your candor and hope your first chUd is now getting the love she needs. · DEAR ANN: My husband is a good· natured slob who is in the appliance busi· ness. Relatives, friends and neighbors are always after him to get them appliances wholesale. lie never refuses. When something goes wrong, they bring the ap- pliance to the house and ask him to r eplace 1l. They pay when they feel like it. I think he's a jerk. What can I do about it? -THE KVETCH <HJS NAME FOR ME> DEAR KVETCH: Nothing. Stop trying. Ir he enjoys being a "good guy" let him alone. Olson-Gragg From left, Top Hat honorees Included Helen Budlnger, Ruby Coustaut, Lynda Boos and Philip L. Martin .. ...... ~ ·-. ... -• w Cynthia Johnson, center, was speaker : at BPW event. Left ; is Marilyn De Rose, · right is Dr. Dorothy Ford. . , • . Taking· Off Their Hilts to · Busines~ Members or the Laguna Beach Business and Professional Women's Club took their bats off to three large Southern Callfomla companies last week by honorin& them for their promotion or women in the bu.ainess world. The Top Hat awards, presented after a cocktail hour and dinner party at the Hotel La1una, were given to Bek• Badln1er, district manager of Southern California Gu Company; Raby Coastaut, assistant vice president of the Bank of America; and Lynda a.o., budget and control manager of Southern California Edi.son Company. A special Top Hal award was made to Phlllp L. Martin, vice president of Southern California Edison, for the work he has done to promote women In bis organization. The three major winners will now be evaluated and one will be chosen lo represent the Laguna Beach BPW In the group'• state convention lo be held in Los Angeles in May. Guest speaker for the awards dinner was Cynthia Johnson, dlrector of tbe Career P lanning and Placement Center at UCL Fifty.five BPW members and their guests heard her s peak on women ln management. Among those attending were Dr. Dorothy Ford, past national president a nd state chairman for the Top Hat awards; Marilyn De.llose, past state president; Barbara Moore, district corres ponding secretary; Jack McDowell, Laguna Beach city councilman; Betty Campbell, Laguna Beach BPW president; Miidred CcmaeUas, local chairman for the Top Hat awards: Ruth Wright, Southern section chairman of the dutrict, and many others. Recognition The Newport Harbor Business and Professional Women's Club presented two special awards at the 40th Annual Bosses Night dinner show at the Mesa Verde Country Club last week. Winning the title· of Bos.s of the Year was Carl Carsteuen, advertising director for the Orange Coast Dally Pilot. Dorotby E. Capalbo, an ordained mlnl5ter who has a counseling office for Cbrilt Circle Center in Costa Mesa. was named the Woman or the Year. , Happenings By Marcia Forsberg The Popular Topic Meagan Pi~r. expert on Egyptology and speaker from the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, gave a lecture and slide presentation for members and guests or the Sales and Rental Council or the Newport Harbor Art Museum. The main topics or her speech were Egyptian history and the variety and splendor of the artwork and other pieces in the King Tut exhibit. · Among those attending wei:e Lucille Adams. Terry Lakenan, Sandy Wright, tou Newquist, Ann Foreman, JeanJe Hester, Paulette Klmmey, Melissa Dvorak, Sherry Leysen, Rita Zlmbaldl and many others. Announcing: Athena Athena. the Greek goddess of wisdom and · the arts, 1s a fitting name for the award given each yea r by t he Newport Harbor Panhelleruc to an out- standing community volunteer. The winner of the Alhena Awa r d is c h ose n from nominations by local comm unity service clubs. This year 's re· cipient, Mrs. Ronald L. <Mary) Rkhmond, was nominated by the -..aav 111atMOHO Newport Beach Friends or the La brary. of which she is presldent. She was honored with the gold medallion (designed by Panhellenlc member Mrs. William Weddings/Engagements Spittler-Azlin Dr. and Mn. RUJsell P. SpltUer rf Costa Mesa have announced the ensagement r their daughter. Cheryl Ruth Spittler, to Dan Stuart Ailtn, .00 of C. L. Azlln of Costa Mesa and Mrs. Maxine Young ot Hacienda Rel&bta. They will exchan1e vows durlni May 27 ceremonies ln Christ Church of Westminster. Mlss SpltUer 1raduated from Estancla KJgh School and attended Southern California College and Cal Poly, Pe>mona. Her fiance lJ an alumnus ol Eatanoia m gh School and UCI. He also attended Oran1e Coast Colle1e and UCLA. Baker-Dabney James Huntington Dabne)' of Newport B•leh and St•cy Jane Baker of Corqna del Mar are e~a1td to be married. Th• bride·to.be ls the claulbt.er of lane N. DavtdlOft ~Corona de1 Mar and Johll It. Balter of D•Jano. J)abney la the son of Mr. and Mrs. , Donald I· Dabney of Newport Beach. The w.ddln1 is planned for March 11 at the Lido Ille Yacht Club In Newport Beach. Mias B--er .,_..ted f?Om corona del Mar HJsh Sqbool, attended Ora~10 Coalt Colleae and 1radaaat.ed from the Asnerloan Collete of Pharnuie'9tieal Art.I• SdlDeel. Mr. Dabney ti a O-aidUtM of N'*1i0rt Harbor HlO School and attdded Calli~ Sta• t10lveralb. Lon' Beacb. Telkamp) at the group's annual Dollars for Scholars benefil luncheon and fashion show a' the Newporter Inn. More than $2,500 was raised for student loans and scholarships. I Mrs. Richmond has been actively involved with the Orange Clunty Philharmonic Society; UC Irvine Friends of the Library, March oC Dimes, Hoag Hospital Auxiliary an<l Providence Speech and Hearin& Center oC Orange County. : • People Peering ,. A surprise luncheon at the Balboa Bay Club was given to honor the 25th Valentine's Day wedding anniversary of Mr. and 1'1rs. Arthur 0 • <Bud> Straub. The party was hosted by their children, Judlth. Susan, Barbara, Pamela, Robert and Kevin . . . Eugene B. Fason; Newport Beach, celebrated his IM>th birthday Wednesday at Stag Day at the Santa Ana Country Club. He and his wife, Idelle Faso' have lived in the area for 13 years •.. Newport Beach resident John Slege got together with biS three World War II buddies -John Slng)doa. John Goebel and Paul Ziegler -for a weekend or reminiscing about their days with the 48lb Fighter Squadron. They had lunch at lb~ Cannery, took a ride on a Boston whaler for about three hours to look the Bay over, thea wrapped up with dinner and dancin& al the Newporter Inn .... Helen Lewis. of Newport Beach and La Quinta, won the sweepstakes award in the fine arts division at competition at the National Date Festival in Indio for her watercolor, "Desert Drifters." She also picked up a third place in the same class for another painting titled "The Letter Home." ... Mrs. Ruth Broe, Laguna Beach; Helen Hannah Campbell, Fountain Valley; Mrs. Ada Dodson, Cypress; Mrs, Dorothy Fisher, Irvine; Mrs. Patricia Singer, Seal Beach; and Miss Lucille Teixeira, Anaheim. attended the 26th annual Women'~ Forum on National Security at the Washingtoq Hlllon Hotel in Washington, D.C .... Robert and Brunilda Cronk hosted a semiformal sweet sixteen dance party for their daughter, Debra Ann Cronk, at the Moose Lodge in Huntington Beach. ·- ... ,. . . . ........ . . ... .. .._ ....... .-..-.--.......... .. . . . . . . .. a..ndly, '*'-Y. 1178 DAIL V PILOT f:3 VOLUNTEERS I MEDICAL AID Belp for Yoa Relief Eyed · Not many people pass through childhood wtthout 1ulferin1 a case of ''pinkeye.'' 1t a chlld wakes up to find his or her llds '1ued abut by secretions from an infection, there are a few things you can do to help them. ACCORDING TO a health lip from the California MedJcal Education and Research Foundation, conjunctivitis, an inflammation of the lining ol the inside of the eyelids and white of the eye-the conjunctiva -may be caused by either bacteria or a virus. Allergies produce a similar errect. but there is usually itching around the eye. Infected eyes should be kept as clean as possible. Keep little hands from rubbing them or from wiping lids with a soiled handkerchief. · A moist towel can be used to soften dried secretions that seal lids. A moist cotton swab should be used Cor cleaning eyelid margins. Most conjunctivitis clears within a week, and the disease usually is not contagious ex· cept for one type or viral infection. CHECK WITII A doctor, the medical or- ganization suggests, if the infection hasn't begun to clear in three days. Eyedrops or ointment prescribed for the condition should be discarded after recovery since the containers can transmit the in· fection later. I Signs or pain or decreased vision should prompt a doctor's visit. You Can Help Share Ti01e There are hundreds or ways to lend a needed assist to others through programs, clubs and other agencies operating along the Orange Coast For example: The Fountain Valley-Huntington Beach Girl's Club needs helpers to teach cooking, sewing, ceramics, dance and other skills to youngsters. Those with special language skills can tutor students who speak another tongue. The Huntington Beach schools are in particular need or this assistance. These two openmgs are handled by the West Orange County Voluntary Action Center at 898·0043. The V AC also handles other volunteer agency needs CHAMBERS. • • (From Pa1e CO be1n1 placed ln a cace en route to a chamber. Alle1aUons that anlmala have occasionally survived 20 minutes in a chamber may well be true, Dr. Groue acknowledged. Some have also survived il\Jections, he said. "The quesUon ls, has that animal been abused In any way?" Dr. Grosse said. He said he would like to see a situation in which animal shelters could choose either method, with safeguards written into the law to be sure the methods were properly administered. IF EVEN THE experts aren't sure, it's no wonder the average animal owner may question whether or not to take a stand against the chambers. But there is one thing that can be done to prevent animal suffering, as anti-chamber advocate Hazel Mortensen pornted out -pre· vent unwanted births. "I don't sec what difference at makes whether you stick them in a chamber like Hiller's gas chambers or whether you stick them \\ ith a needle, they still have to die un-r or tun a tely because of irresponsible pet owners," Mrs. Mortensen said Auto Rates Tougher Scrutiny SACRAMENTO fAP> California's 400 car insurance companies have been told that their policies on setting premium rates will face tougher scrutiny in the future Assistant state insurance commissioner Robert Mackin said that Insu rance Commissioner Wesley Kander made the follow-ing points to car insurers -CLOSF.R ATIENTION will be given to determine 1f companies ha\'e dropped their pre· m1um rates for a spec1r1c geographical area 1r their costs. calculated on the basis of number of accidents, ha\'e dropped for that area. This has been a matter or contro,·en.~ particularly an Los Angeles County where some residents say their rates are too high. -Companies must use the most easily un· derstood rate formula Possible because com pie~ formulas an the past ha\'e led to errors in in surance bills -J\{jTO INSURA!';CE firms must use a more equitable rormula to pass on thei r <Jdm inistrall\'C expenses In the past, com p<1nacs ha\'l' ortcn used formul<Js that hurl persons with h1J,lh insurance premiums "A nosegay for m'tact:f ... that's the~ we say 'thank you· for maklf'Yd Wood:>ridge Croosing one of the most successful new ccmnunlties In Wooci>ridrJe IRVINE The rea!istlc price may be one cwwer. The other ~ be the single famly lifestyle in a maintenance-free tOM'lhcrne erMrament You'll have to judge for yourself roN, befOfe tf18Y are all g6ne ... (only 18 leftJ). And, when you do, please have a complimentary carnation, too ... with our best WiShes. VlllAGES I . . -... Aide M111Cia Grausam and ~Sally Cowperthwalt Instruct Steve· Slsdlcks. verconie isability By JACKIE BYMAN CM .. Dlilly "1111 IWI John emeried &om 12 years of public oollng with readlng and' writing abilities al third crade level. It wasn't that he lacked the inleill1ence. ther, John suffered from a learnina disability t made It difficult for him to remember dltory Information -lectures and other tedal be heard rather than saw. , • AND ALTHOUGH HE was enrolled in a ~special education class, it never really seemed I• •orth the enormous effort needed to overcome .. bls problem. Not unW he began working at his first job , did John realize he would be stuck in a low- l( paying position for the rest of his life unless he I~ improved hls reading sltllls. John's story ia not an unusual one along the I.. Orange Coast. Another man, who also read at the third JI ~ade level because of a disability. had a ~ chance at a promotion at his job in an industrial I flrm but realized be. couldn't handle the paperwork. Fortunately, both stories bad a happy end· ing, thanks to the men's determination to succeed and the help they got from the Educational Ttstlng and Learning Clinic at ~ Orange Coast Colleee. ilL AFTER CAR EFUL TESTING, both ... ~~gao individually designed learning programs. •• :l..Mter a year of bard work and careful monitor-J , fir. both were reading at the 12th grade level. i ·and weN able to advance at work and take col-~ Jece courses in their special fields. ~: · Not all students make such dramatic pro- • ~reas. cautioned the program's psychologist, ~· Ken Orth. ~~ · The average improvement among program ,.~ atudeots is. two to three grade levels in five I .. 'iflontbs, Ortiz said. ... "We also have our failures." he said. l '1Tbat's usually because either the student is not ~ •!Jlotlvated lo come on a regular basis or t•!l because a disability is so great that no amount :, 9 d remediation is going to push them much t. n.rther." • Student.a are carefully screened for the pro- . IJ'&m, with only about half ol those who apply ·.eCepted. by the student and daily morutoring of his pro- gress (most of the teaming disabled, for un~ known reasons, are men). Counseling is also available in case students have problems of frustration or low self. esteem due to their dJsabiliUes, noted program director Barbara Spear. She said that most students in the program do not know what caused their disability, which may be due to birth problems such as pre· maturity, high fever or a childhood accident. A small percentage of students suffered in· jury in a motorcycle, automobile or surfing ac· cident, she said. These students are not retarded nor handicapped In the usual sense, Ortiz added. "THE TYPICAL STUDENT looks like eve- rybody else," he said. "However, when the person goes to fuJ¥tiOn in a teaming sense, there are problems. They get things mixed up." The learning clinic is funded by the Coast Community College District and the state. Mrs. Spear said. She said such programs are now re- quired by the state, allhough OCC's bepo before it was mandated. WILl.Wi' UIOMCNUll (7H ---------.. • EDUCATIOt-1 ORANGE COUNTY'S FIRST l ~rila-/cfiure J .featurin!f= BRIDAL FASHIONS BY uUon<..Amce BRIDALS AND FORM~LS MEM1S FORMAL WEAR BY darrell' s tux shops FLORAL DESIGNS BY ~~saC'fferdccf!tJrist 7ivc cnicrlainmcnt· bp CRtc~.gu,geJt. and tlt e Qood Compatt9 •A bridal faire Is a gala 1tV9nt for the whole bridal party. 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SHIPROCK, N.M. -- The pain in the old Navajo's stomach would not. subside, even after the medicine man's three-day sing. Now he would ride 75 miles over back country dirt roads to seek the white man's medicine. The old man spoke only Navajo, and his son translated the words of the young white doctor. You need an operation, the doctor said. Your gall bladder must come out. BUT 111E old man's misunderstanding was deeper than just language. No, he would have to consult the medicine man again . Dr. Taylor McKeru1e, a Navajo, may be the only man who can cure that mi.sundentandln1.' ln 1971, be decided the only way to upgrade medical care on re- servations would be to create an American Jndian Sc h ool of MediciOf to reconcile modern ·medicine with ancient Indian healing arts . McKenzie is the only Navajo physician among the 104 Indian Health Service doctors who serve up to 150,000 Indians. The anomaly of Taylor McKen:tle is the anomoly of providing care on tho resetva\lon where old Nav~oe know no EngJlah, where medicine men's in- structions often conflict with modern medlcal advice, where tradiLional Navajos often assume, when they are admitted to a hospital overnight, that they are undergoing a two -day sing by medicine men. BUT THAT isn't all that is holding up an Indian medical school. Progress 1s delayed by jurisdictional problems long-term funding, ac- creditation, red tape from the white man's ::amp. If Congress approved funds this year. it would and parts of tbe re- servation are still without eleclri,city. That leads to health problems unique in North America. There are a half-dozen cases of bubonic plague 'reported on the reservation each year. There are oc- casional cases of diphtheria: dysentery and tuberculosis are still common maladies. Many doctors on the reservation are simply serving time -a two· year stint with the Public Health Service. Most take a year or more to learn the sub- t l eties of Navajo practices, then leave soon afterwards. WHY A third study? Those familiar with the issue say there was con- cern that too much money was involved; that support was lacking from other tribes, and that the school would be of low caliber. 'Tm really amazed that only one treatment removed the lines I hated so much. ~----------------------------------..... , be nearly a decade "It's not a matter of not wanting to treat Indians," says a doctor who left the reservation. "It's just lhat the area is so remote, the living is so austere and the schools are not what we'd want." . "We spend $400 million a year for 130,000 Navajos. That's a lot of money,'' says a con- gressional aide . ''Besides, we didn't want to get into inter- tribal politics " I can't wait for my next treatment! .. • .· .. ·· .. .. . 'Sing' Cures Medicine Men Heal, · SlllPROCK, N.M. {AP> --Several years ago. a woman prominent in Indian affairs took sick. Doctors on the Navajo reservation couldn't ct.rre her, nor could doctors al Mayo Clinic. But a medicine man did. Few pt."'Ople familiar with Navajo life belittle the curative powers of the medicine man. Most have seen numerous instances when they have done what the white man's medicine could not. ''IT'S NOT A learned thing," says Thomas Atcitty, former president of Navajo Community College and chairman of the board of the prospective American Indian Sc hool of Medicine. "ll·s acquired in some :.upernatural way You know when you get it and you know wh en 1l'~ \Ours to use lo benefo your fellow man " · Often, but not always, 1l !> a family trait, passed down throu gh generations, and mastered over a 1tret1me. The learning begins when boys not yet into their teens make the rounds with the fathers and grandfathers or an older medicine man wilh whom they have been sent to live. Observing the elder, the young ma n begins to learn the song. chants and rituals that may take him half his life to master. There are two types or. medicine man: om• who diagnoses illnesses and one who t'Urt's thl•m ut a "sing" of on e, three, five. sc\'cn or nine days' duration Within those spcr1alt1t•s are othl•r medicine men who have masten.'<1 a particular skill, or "way" de- signed to cure specific illnesses. To 1llustratc, a NavaJo becomes sick and <t diagnoslicicm is called to determine the cau!>e of the Jllness. For each cause, Lhere is a healing ritual, and a medicine man must be found who knows that particular ntual. T llES COM ES THE sing, usually a public ceremony that lasts for the duration prescribed by the new medicine man, who is called a "singer." ll 1s a chant accompanied by dancin~ to the beat of a drum. Food and drink for lhl' !>peclators. all of wbom Navajo lore holds will benefit from the ceremony, is pro\•ided by the family of the sick Navajo. Those who r espect the powers of medicine men speculate that it is most often effective in treating psychosomatic illnesses. Others say that many illnesses, like fevers. cure themselves. But many physicians familiar with Nava- jo life regard it in much the same way as one young Indian Health Service doctor: "I don't really know what they're doing or why they're doing it. But 1 've seen enough people cured that I'm not going to put it down." Improve your darkroom results with an ELNIKKOR . :· ENLARGER I.EN by Nikon Ewn the most expensive enlarger can't give you top quality print• unleu It's equlppe.d with a top quality len1. And. you un't buy a better enlarger lens than an EL Nlkkor. On the othet hand. even an Inexpensive enlarger wlU turtl out better prints when you mount an EL Nlklcoron tt. That• because every EL Nlkkor Is specifically du lgned a nd corrected to give you the shaYpeit po••lble prints, the truest possible colors from every negative. 1t• the most Important link In the enlarging chain-and probably tl:te least expensive! EL Nlkkor Jen•• come jn a wide selection for all fll°' formats. So, corM In today. and start making even betttt enlargement•. You'U be amazed at the difference Nikon optic.I qu_altty makes! before the school would have an impact on Navajo health care. So McKenzie's dream is still little more than that. AJI that exists of the school is a converted civic center with a medical library that overlooks Shiprock Peak on the 25,000-square· mile reservation i n northwestern New Mex· ico. Despite effort!> by M cKENZI E has McKenzie and other worked on the re-tribal elders, the school serv a lion for 16 years. He p;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:::; 1s deputy director of the RUffELL'S Indian Health Ser vice . there, and prospective UPHOLSTERY president of the proposed medical school. Wlllti Y• w... ,, WHAT IS YOUR SKIN PROBLEM? -• ACNE • DRY SKIN •OILY SKIN •WRINKLES •LI NES• BLEMISHES 1¥amily There are eight Indian Health Service centers on the reservation. Until the advent of the four- w heel drive pickup truck it was common for Navajos to travel only a few miles in a lifetime. In late 1971, he and "-.... other Navajo leaders de· ltU tt.rtlor 11\'d. cided an Indian medical Cott• Mete-541-025' SKIN CARE CENTER Cal For IRfol llMltiOll TODAY ffERE'S YOUR PART TIME MAID! MISSION VIEJO-EL TORO TUSTf'N-ORANGE TlllD OF WilHIMGTMOSf DAlTY CLOntlS? 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The cost is $1,495 per person for double occupancy, including round-trip economy trav.el, transfers, deluxe hotel accommodations and some meals. f The tour, which departs Los Angeles April 14 via Air New Zealand, is open to Huntington Beach residents. ·w aite01ata Visits to Auckland, Queenstown, Milford Sound and Christ~hurch are on the itinerary. • An optional plan to also tour Australia is oHered for $400 more. Further m- lormallon can be obtained by contact- ing local travel agents or by calllng lnterport, Limited, at (213) 592-2123. t Travelers also will visit the Waitomo glow worm caves, Mount Cook and ltromoland DON'T VISIT EUROPE Castle Rooms Comfy UNTIL YOU t)JS<,'l_'s ~ <•Et1roi>c By Sf AN DELAPLANE DROMOLAND CASTLE, County Clare, Ireland -Light snow began falling during the night and I drove up the windin' road lo Di!omoland Castle that the powerful O'llriens held since 1500. It's a fashionable hotel now -though it's, closed for the winter. 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Jn 1854 workmen building the West Clare Railway put a pick in the ground They uncovered the greatest treasure trove of ancient gold ornaments ever found in Europe. "They had no idea what it was." said the Irishman who told me the tale, "and they were throwing pieces in the lake to READ THIS BOOK Deciding how to vacation In Europe has become an increasingly confusing problem. To avoid disappointment here are several important things to consider Always travel with a reputable company that clearly states what the tour Includes. how many meals per day. what class hotels are used. is s1ghtsee1ng extra. what type of transportation and price? Above all compare different tours for features. costs and quality. Olson ,with a half century of experience. believes that the most economical way to travel 1s on a qua.hty all-inclusive tour No matter which of our tours you choose, you can be sure you re traveling with the best. Olson 1s a member of the General Mills family, dedicated to quality and reliability. • Featuring Europe's most exciting destinations. •Tours from 15-36 days. • Fully escorted within Europe. ·Year-around departures • Using only first class and deluxe hotels. • Breakfast, lunch and dinner every day except on those tours that include LondOn, Paris and Rome • Using quality land transportahon. ·Many exciling features included. • Special Royal Viking cruises available to the Black Sea and Mediterranean. • Compare feature-by-feature and you will be assured of the best travel value in Europe See your Professional Travel Agent today for Olson's 78 vacation guide to Europe. •.._,.L-..LtCJClllNlrilUll9 t. Ollon·TraYefwofld OrgMaauon. e:J SEE YOUR flROFESSIONAL TRAVEL AGENT TODAY! ORIENT(, SOUTH PACIFIC SOUTH AMERICA • Fea1u11ng: Columbl•, Peru, Ecu•dor, Chlfe, Ar9entln•, •r•all •nd the G•l•P•to• l•l•nda. •Tours from 14-22 days. • From $499. to $949. TRAVEC INDIA •Featuring: lndl•, Nep•I, ~•kl•t•n, Swat, Af9anfat•n •nd Sri &..nk•. •Tours from 15·30 days. • From $499. lo $990. ·--....-~ •Featuring· Korea, Japan, Talw•n, Hong Kong, Thafland, Slng•pore, Phfl· fpplnea, M•l•1•I•, Nep•f, lndla, Tlihltl, New Ze•fand, Au•· tr•fl• •nd Fiji. •Tours from 15·29 days. ~-( Compere& Jet Trek tour• •From $499. to S999. _ i-r;;:;:-;:;;:;;: otter the beat tr•v•llng g v•lue tor 1our mone1 '.u without Hcrlflclng qu•llty Olson-Travelwol1d 0.ganizatlon. ~ or comfort. SEE YOUR PROFESSIONAL TRAVEL AGENT TODAY! [ ___ 1'_1_AJ_L_u_o_x __ _,) STIMULATES In the DAILY PILOT . i Punch .............................................................. "look at it thia way-if I didn't work in that monatT~ity of a factory that's o blot on the environment, we couldn't afford to come here to get owoy from it." see the splash. Only one smarter than the rest, filled his cap and took it lo nearby New Market where a man on the street gave him 30 pounds for it." Most of it was melted down. A few went to the British Museum. Some to the Royal Irish Academy. What's left is now being exhibited in San Francisco, then to Boston with other examples or priceless Bronze Age and medieval art of Ireland. IT MUST RA VE BEEN quite a sight. The Tralee Chronicle reporter in 1854 described it as 'armlets, bracelets and col· Iars. The lot sold in New Market for 30 pounds, weighed 110 ancl one half ounces .•• " I drive there myselC each time x;m her e. It's a quiet dirt side road and you . have to climb e stile. The hill fort is fallen down and overgrown with hawthorn. But you can see where gates stood and there are pieces of wall. From the top -it 's quite a climb - you can see a half dozen or more castle ruins .. The silver streak of the Shannon estuary. It's silent except for birdsong and the chirp of crickets. And sitting on the stone wall, wonder- ing what sort of people lived here, a whin· ing 747 jet -wheels down, lull naps - passed over, so clo,,e you could hit it with a pebble. Letting down ~ &al approach to Shannon Airport scarcely a mlle away. UVE IM IRVIME • Close to IJOUr\tak. Our Newest Single Family Homes Are In Northwood, Irvine's newest Village. A better Irvine location would be difficult to ima~ne. But it's not difficult to imagine the joys and benefits of ownership in either of Wannington's two fine communities. They're at a compass center of the important places. Your new home in this new Irvine village; close to your work, close to your "1ay and cloet to your heart. Hurr"Y. Sl\lldow. RUil IRVINE 8 models to chOOA from $85,000 -$108,000 firm.., TeJephoftr. (714) 551-03.55 REAL.ESTATE Real Eat•te BJ A•nd•U Mc:Cardte, PttD. Re•ltor Wby ll a potky of tUJe IDlunAce aeeeua.ryt We reeeatty aold a property and Jut received a buacll of papen from &he escrow eompaay. We are .• blf cOGfued about a .. policy of UUe insurance." 11 I& really neceanry1 Are there dlfferat types of Utle Insurance or are &hey &he same! G. L., Mlulon Viejo My answer to your question is a definite "yea I" TiUe ln.aurance protects both the buyer and ,the seller. Essentially, there .are two types ot tltle insurance. The first is known as a "Standard Policy of Title Insurance" and is usually paid for by the 11eller and given to the buyer. This protects the ·buyer against certain defects that may have OC· curred in the chain of UUe. The premium charged for this policy is based on the sale price of the pro- perty. This policy lnsures against the followlng conditlons: -Easements of Record -A previous owner or third party may have a nghl lo enter or cross your property for a specific purpose. -Utility Easements -Such companies as telephone, gas and/or electric have the right lo enter your property for the purpose of maintaining 'their lines. -Liens and Encumbrances. -Forgery in Chain ol Title. -Encroachments -In the possibility that a building or other improvement on your property may extend beyond the lot line to an adjoining pro- perty. t IT SHOULD BE NOTED that this policy does not protect against changes in zoning laws or re- gulations or a~ainst defects actually known by the insured but not disclosed to the title company at the lime the policy was iss ued. The second type or title insurance is known as the lenders ALTA (American Land Title AS ·· sociation) policy. The premium for this policy is paid for by the buyer and is generally a re-. quirement by the lender. The policy assures that the lender's fi rst trust deed has priority over any other liens on the properly. This ALTA policy pro-· tects against !)UCh things a!) Unrecorded mechanics liens -Contractors and other supplit•rs v. ho may have completed work on the property and have never been paid. -Unrecorded physical easements. -Facts a correct survey would s how. -Water and mineral rights. -Rights of parties in possession, such as tenants and buyers under unrecorded UlStruments. -Access to a dedicated street. UPON ENTERING ESCROW, both the buyer and seller will be given an information sheet which will reqwrc each party to supply such information as legal name, marital history, how title is taken, etc This information 1s not intended to be an in· vasion of privacy but facilitates a public records search by lhc title company. Upon receipt of the required anformatton, the title company initiates a search for the following: -Liens or encumbrances against any of the parties involved in the transaction. -All documents recorded against the proper- ty, going back as far in the liUe chain as is deemed necessary. . SINCE MOST OF THE data is now contained in computer banks and is constantly updated. the procedure is much less complicated than in the days prior to computer technology. After this pro- cess has been completed, all information is given to a title officer who then writes a preliminary title report. This report is then sen~ to the escrow company and the lender. On the morning that the propetty is recorded (change of ownership actually occurs>. an update on the information is made to assure that nothing has happened to change or alter the .original report. Once issued, the policy is valid through the life of the ownership of the property. Should you own 'property less than two years, you are entitled lo a 20 percent discount on your standard policy pre· mium. Any further questions of this nature should be covered in detail with your real estate pro- fessional when discussing the sale of your pro- perty. EDITOR'S NOTE: Randall McCaf"dk is prel1dent o/: the Real EstateTs; he i.f al&o cm author, ~cillreT.and m- 1truct0'1. Send uoor comments.and qwationl to Rondsl .Mccardle, c/o tM Deily Piux, Poat Offi« ~ 1580; Costa Me1a, CA 92626. Northwood Place Opens ·in Irvine Open for first choice, pre-building sales tills weekend is Northwood Place in Irvine's muter planned Vil1age of Northwood. Tbe new development will consist of luxurious single famlty· bomes built by Maurer-Elliott. Construction Co. Rendering and noorplans of the ·models will be on display in the sales office at the project site, according lo Bob Elliott of the build· ing company. The one and two story homes, priced from $99,990, contain three and four bedrooms with two, 2~ or three baths. With from approximately 1,780 to 3,102 square feet, the homes or Northwood Place are available in six different noor plans and a total or 18 exterior elevations. · The Northwood Place sales office ls open daily from 10 a.m. lo 5 p.m. To reach the new de: felopment, exlt the Santa Ana Freeway at Culver Drive in Irvine. 10 left to Bryan then right to Northwood Place at #6 Cambridge. For in- .formation call 559-1405. Beach Lovers Only 2 Left Homes By The Beach 51rP-f.wnly homlt " dd H~ Beed\~ biockl l'ran the bNch . .l bedloorrw from Sll6.9SO. Just 12 mites beyond Newport hfg~ summits. rolllng plateaus along the Padftc Coast Highway over the ocean. You'D probably but a world away In quality of neverseeatrafflclamlnl.aguna llf"e. A mlle and a quarter of un-Niguel. spoiled beaches, gentle vaJJeys, The ftnest t~r11'11s arfd golf clubs Foothill Patio HOmes Foothill Patio Homes-one- and two-story attached homes with luxurlous livable Interiors. low maintenance exteriors, and extraordinary recreation. A neighborhood swimming pool and hydrotherapy pool. Just a mile and a half away will be 50-acre Crown Valley Community Park which, when completed, will have . swimming pool, athletic . flelds, and picnic grounds. Equally dose Is the 154-acre Laguna Niguel tlegional Park with Its 40-acre lake with fishing, tennis. and picnic facllfttes. Residents are ellglble to apply for membership In the laS(una NlguefTennls Oub. Monarch Bay Beach Oub, and El Niguel Country Oub. Memberships. however. may or may not be avallable at the time of application. 2, 3; and 4-bedroom pfAns lndude air conditioning. wood-burning flreplaces. private fenced yards, vaulted celllngs. carpeting and a lot more. From $90,000 to $92,000 roocn111 P••lo Hom••'' 1.a milft lfom 1M S... Olego f f'W'J. llfNll'~'· I'~. 29395 Alicia rarkway Laguna Niguel CA 926n (714) 495-5161 Auncsay, Ftbtuwy 28. 1978 differerice In Orange Coul\fy. Excellent the summits. schools. liundrects of atres of Drive IZ mlles further and get a parks. free bus to the beach fot lot more llvlng for a lot Jess children all ~ummer. Homes by rnoney. the sea. In the valley. and on LakePark ~ 24351 Omarron Court Laguna Niguel, CA 9U>n. (714) 831·2553 A Few More Fdmilies Can Now Enjoy · n Harbour Living ( unrington Harbour. Unmatched for We will assist early purchasers in the selection its enchanting seaside atmosphere. Its of entry treatments, countertops, and glistening blue waters arc plied by Armstrong hard surface flooring and carpeting. Pacific .. bound pleasure craft and lined with There can only be so many waterfront homes luxurious homes. Today there is added made available today, and none more excitement-new single.family homes are now spectacular than these. Don't wait! available in Huntington ~!'"'M""""""'~r-.'.!l~r'!"!'!"!r:-rr.~~Tri"T?ll'i~l"l'r'"'"~"'"':'.""., Waterfront homes Harbouc Trinidad with boat-slips* Island and Trinidad I from $344,000 Ambassador-very Off-water homes impressive one-and from $17 5,500. ' twO-StOI)', three .. and -XC C..li(omlo Dtportrllf'nt o( Rtal four-bedroom ~esigns · I ~~~~~J~i:iu with enttyways floored 0~-:::"1 rose co'---- in wood parquet or ~ c~S:::'j ~~ ~ ~O•o..'IP ..... masonry, lavish master ._ ,.-----,=~,,___. --.. bedroom suites with separate sitting rooms and dressing areas, formal dining and separate family rooms, plus an elaborate array ofluxury appointments. I I ·~ , • . • ....... ' c Prom 40S. aike Boba Oiica Ro.id eouth to Edingett tum nght to Trillldad Laoe, tum lef't to the model11. • . i • ., • Q DAILY ~LOT Sunday, f~ 28, 11'71 ·Insurance Topic Insurance will be the subject of a special dessert seminar, hosted by the Apartment Association of Orange County, from 6 :30 to 10.30 p.m .. Thursday, at the Inn at the Park on and answer any questions from the audience. .# South Harbor Blvd. m Anaheim. INDIVIDUALS ATTENDING this special program are invited to bring with them copies of their in- surance policies so that they can follow along with the speakers as specific conditions, clauses and wordings are e>cplalned. Created as an Informative, learning session, this will not be a sales promotional event. ·. Entitled "A Study or Your Ins urance Polic ies and How to Understand Their Language," the four-hour seminar will feature a symposium of professional speakers • who will explain rig hts and re- quirements, define specific terms. Newport Firm Completes New Housing Tract Salisbury Realty and Waterfront Homes. Inc., Newport Beach-based Real Estate firms, hosted an in- vitational open house to signal the final phase of completion of five custom Castlerid1e Homes in the Tustin Hills area or Lemon Heights-Cow an Heights. Exterior design and three floor plans comprise these custom homes of CasUeridge. Pastoral views ttnd proximity to bridal path and a nature park offers the homeowner all the benefits of a quality residential environment, plus the serenity or cQuntry living. Charles Hiller and the Nualco Cprporation des igned and construct- ed CasUeridge Homes, lending at- tention to open floor plans and lri· level styling. Appointments and quality features such as saunas. jacuzzis, three fireplaces, wet bars, air con· ditioning and three-car garages, are but a few of the special features in· ch.tded in all of the four and five· bedroom homes ranging from 3,400 to 3,600 square feet. Priced from $249,900 to $269,900, !hese homes are located at Furlong a nd Huntsman Drive adjoining Country Ridge homes. Advanced reservations are re· quired. Re gi s tration fees for members will be $15 per person and $27 per couple. Non·member fees, payable in advance, will be $25 each. Reservations can be made by con· tacting·the Apartment Association of Orange County at 12862 Garde n Grove Blvd .. Suite 250, Garden Grove, or by calling 638·5550. ALSO SLATED FOR the month of February, Richard Laub, who has been a real estate consultant in Orange County since 1964, will dts· cuss ''Alternatives to Exchanges" at Monday's meeting of the association. Beginning at 7:45 p.m. sharp, this monthly program also will be held at the Inn at the Park in Anaheim. Open to rental property owners and managers with one or more un· its, the association maintains a pro· fessional staff to assist members in operational problems pertinent to the apartment industry, in addition to providing numerous informative meetings and seminars. New Realty Office Opening in Mesa Trend Realty, a real estate firm specializing in residential and com· mercial propertie!, has opened for business in Costa Mesa. According to owner Gordon Boelzner, the company's activities will be aimed at servicing the real estate needs of the communltie& Costa Mesa, Newport Beach and Corona del Mar. than just a roof over your heod. Discover Pork P1oce- Oceons1de. VA/FHA-built luxury homes in a recreot1ono1 community for $56,425 to $65,600 (VA, FHA,• Conventional Terms) Now under construction. A small private community of fine homes with tennis and swimming focillfies 1 & 2 stClfY designs 2 & 3 bedrooms. 2 car g01oges!!I Wx>d burning flreploces Moments by car to harbor. beoches. golf courses. and Moy Company-El Camino Plaza regional shC>pplng center. WOik or bike to Miro Costa College and Tn-Cittes Hospital FEATURES: All garden & 1owl1 homes include carpeting +drapes+ wood burning fireplaces+ 'Aest1nghouse kitchen appliances +fenced patio and garden Ofeos. Ce mic tlle kitchen counters and wood shake roofs!!! ' REAL ESTATE~ C o u n ty Builder H e a ds Pro gra m SAN FRANCISCO -Orange County homebuilder John Konwlser, who played a pivotal role in the educational pro1rammlq for the 1971 Pacific Coast Builders Conference, bu been named program chairman for the 20th Annual PCBC. to be held June 7, 8 and 9, 1978, here, announces Richard L . Hall, conference president. As PCBC's new program chairman, KonWlsel' is responsible for overall program them• and con· cept, as well as the content and personnel on some 16 PCBC sessions. He wilJ also coordinate the s election of conference keynote speakers, Hall said. PARK PASEO HOME IN IRV1NE VILLAGE OF NORTHWOOD Nete lrmne T ract, SERVING UNDER THEN program chairman Hall for the last PCBC, Kopwiser was responsible for developing several of the lndlvlduaJ Park Paseo Opens sessions, including one that 1tONw1sH brought together on the same panel four of tile na~ lion's foremost homebuilders, Ray Watt. Ell Broad, Nathan Sbappel and Randall Presley. An estimated 200 home shoppers were attracted to the r~ent Grand Opening of Park Paseo in Irvine, built by Ponderosa Homes. Alter in· i.pectlng the single.family, detached patio home development in the Village of Northwood, 11 shoppers became homeowners. reporls E. John Garcia, vice president and general manager or the prominent Southland homebuilding firm. Priced from $87,990 to $99,990, the three and four bedroom, two or 2h bath homes are designed with wide view windows and spacious patio areas lo enhance the in- door /out.door relationship. The surroundln1 1,400·acre site on which the Village or Northwood grows dally contributes to a sense or li ving in unspoiled country. Vlllage pla ns call for preservation of open s paces, parklands, and towering windrows of eucalyptus trees. IN CREATING THE noor plans, Bate s·Basseoian-Pekarek, Architecture and Land Planning, in- A member of the state board of directors of the Building Industry Association, Konwiser ls im· mediate past president of BIA's Orange County Chapter. He formerly served as president of the Young Home Builders Council and ori(inated that group's nationally publicized Youth Housinc Op-portunity Program. eluded a long list of value-enhancing features from wet bars and a wood- burnlng fireplace with a gas log li&hter valve to secluded master suites with separate dressing areas. Abundant closet space and baths with ceramic tile encircling the over- size shower enclosures are additional IN ADDITION TO HIS professional affiliations. quality details. Konwiser teaches the "Professional Practices in Vaulted ceilings and a sunken the Housing Industry" course at UCLA. Over the living room are highlights of two of past three years he has taught courses entitled the four different floor plans "HowtoStartYourOwnBuUdlngandDevelopment available to new homeshoppers. Company" and "Residential Coruitn.tction, from W ff EN C 0 M PL ET ED, tb e Contracts through Completion" on most every cam· Village of Northwood will contain pusoftheUnlversityofCalUomiasystem. schools of all levels and a planned He bu presented several seminars on housing 17-acre area of shops, restaurants, in this area and has lectured for the National As-entertainment attractions and pro-sociation of Home Builders. ressional services. PCBC is the nation's largest regional builders To reach the sales information conference. annually attracting in excess of 6,000 center and furnished models, open people. daily from 9:30 a .m . to 5:30 p.m., ex---------------------11 the Sant.a Ana Freeway at Culver Drive and turn north on Culver to ( CONSUMER) Irvine BouJevard. Turn right on Irvine to Yale, and then left on Yale to lhe oew patio homes of Park Paseo m the City of Irvine. ADVOCATES In the DAILY PILOT With up to 3540 sq.ft.and features galore, aLazyCreek home is a bargain at $240,000. But on a country acre itSast-eaL It may be hard to imagine that any home with a price tag of $240,000 can be called a steal. But if you've been in the market for a distinctive country ranch home yo\t ~now it's difficult to find a home of this quality at any price ... let alone on a country acre of land. • LazyCreek's masterfully-designed ranch style homes, which are gracefully nestled on the gently rolling or terraced one acre lots, feature total useable space. On most home sites. there's room enough to accent your home with a swimming pool or tennis court or both. Or perhaps a corraJ for your favorite saddle horses is more to your liking. Wrustever the preference, the land is all yours to enjoy to the fullest With the community defined by white raU fencing and interwoven with extensive bridle tnllls and beautiful eucalyptus trees you'll be reminded of Kentucky Blue Grass country. And there are more reminders like winding circular drives, country lane streets and tum-of-the-century street lighting. Now look et the classicalty·bullt homes themselves. The architecture is dnsmatlc with Imposing elevations up ~o 125' wide and 4 and 5 bedroom floor plans featuring luxury amenities such as sculptured I . brick flreplaces, French patio windows ~i,.::.:i~~:...- and doors, jewelry safes, dual·wned j air ~ltlonlng, antique faucei,, J.Cer garages, old-fashioned wl'Mdiil end more. .. Ptomlle yourself to visit LaiyCreek soon. It's a very epedal piece that you and your f amlly will wn to call home for a long tlme to come. \ MoreWoodlnidee Romes WoodbridpPlace Large, detached homes near the lake. Available now: $115,000 to $165,000 Call or visit: (714) 552-4101 ~Creekaide Traditionally-styled detached homes New Unit: Spring 1978 Models open: (714) 552-3312 s.,...,.. as ........... 1971 a......,,.,_..,._ Woodbridp Dnnlhoma ·Homes for carefree adult lifestyles. ~ridge Grove A combination of detached e) attached homes with private tear yards. 1'bodbrldp Fairfield Tuwnhomes designed for adult lifestyles. Wooclbridge Gables Spacious detached homes in the New England style. Woodbridp Parkside Tuwnhomes with private pauos. l\bodbridpGlen 1bwnhomes for casual living. WM>dbriclge vll1qie Green Condominiums in a park-like setting. For more information on Springe) Summer 1978 Grand Openings, call: (714) 551-1500. Prlus IV unit opmtnidatu f(ftalve 2116178. l\Vodbridp ~ An exclusive. collection of attached and detached homes with Victorian architec- tural accents, ;ust a short stroll to the lake. Natural wood ext.eriors, lofty ce.ilings, formal and informal entertainment areas. AU on beautifully J.andscaped, meandering streets.1\voand three. bed- rooms. Furnished models m~uded. Prom $9J,990to $149,490 AKINS DBVBLOPMENTCOMPANY (714) 559-1161 ~PukBmnca Tuwnhomes WJth individual entries and pn va ~patios, pa.rticul.arly appealing to young fam1l1es. Selected floor plam footurt. vaulted ceilings, fotmtJl dining roomstllldentries, firepl.ace.s, densand k1tchui nooks. Cates to CJJief ree family Jiving. 1\vo and three be.drooms. Models included. From '83,350 to $108,900 S&.SCONSTRUcnON COMPANY ,714) 559-0901 AJl ,_,._,..IOptfot.U.. _,...,.,.,............,..,...,~...---.,..,.....,,.-' ~:~t3,0DOTntiU the Ial<e. f ei{ tu ring luxurlow iunbn living rooms, vaulte.d cdlings, expansive glass and privatB d«:b. Private btacb and dock with calmla, facuzzi and sun deck, wet bar ~d OO!becue. 'IWoand three bedrooms. Prom Sll6,545to Sl95,950 McLAIN DEVELOPMENT COMPANY '714) 552-3200 'WOodbridae Eetllta A unique. amuisement of attached, estate-sty la single-family homu with spacious front lawns, separatu:atries and priva~ rear yards. Eighteen ataior designs, from Tudor to Dutch Go.mf1re1, Amencan Colorual and oontemporo.ry. Homu on and near tbelak 1Wo, thtu and four bedrooms. Prom $100,000 IRVINE PACIPIC DEVELOPMENT COMPANY ,714) 552--3700 In the Village of Woodbridge, you'll discover top-quality homes and much more. You'll also find a large lake. A swimming lagoon. Sailing. Fishing. Jogging, hiking and biking trails. Volleyball courts. Firepits and barbecues. Picnic grounds. And man~ many parks. You'll also discover that homes are convenient to schools,· shopping, restaurants, freeways and major employment centers. Visit Woodbridge today and see for yourself how wonderful life can be-inside and out. -amdlf, Febru.y 2t. 1111 Gr EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY .1-fTTit Will . . In SOUthem California, a really special time has come along to buy the J~ar. you have always wanted . . . ,4/iii. iliiiiiM~~ . . . THE JAGUAR XJS NOW AVAILABLE IN COSTA MESA Jaguar unleashes a new breed of cat The XJS. It may well be the beSt-tiandllng four~usenger car in the world. If this sounds like an extravagant daim, read AUTO T'END, It handles even better than previous Jaguars. The XJS Is powered by Jaguar's electronically fuef.1n)ected V·12. And yet for all of its remarkable pertormanoe capabtlrties. the XJS ia an amaztngly smooth & quiet motorcar at any N>89d. The luxury of the XJS is complete. tap gram leathers. thermoe1atlcally controffed air conditioning, automatic ·l ransm1SS1on & AM/FM radio with 8 track stereo we all atandlrd. Test drive this new breed of car today! And we have a great selecttOO 'of pr&-dltven imports alw~ In atock. . I The ·difference tietween a ~ · ~ - Mercedes-Benz lease and any other is the · Mercedes-Benz. The car you lease does make quite a difference. After a ll . you don't drive the lease, you dnve the car. And when you lease a Miercede$·Benz you drive some- thing special indeed. Whichever Mercedes-Benz model you choose, you drive one of the 1 world's most respected autom'!· biles. A car with legendary en~•· neering, meticulous craftsmanship, out'standing performance and safety. Something else: you'll drive the car. you lease for two, three or even . four years. Most cars look out of date all too quickly. But when you lease a Mercedes·Benz, you drive a ' car with classic lines and timeless· ness that is never out of date. . We have several lea~ing .~ns ~ · offer you. One is certain to m~ke it more conver;iient for you t(} drive a Mercedes-Benz than you 0 might have thought possi· ble. Call us today _for the surprisi ng facts. · Ask about our many convenient leasing pl<;tns. 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Vlnvl Insert body side moldings. tinted glass, 2·3 litre 2V engine. deluxe bumper group. Ser. #8A10Y119059. Stk. #417 OUNTON'S s32" PRICE NEW •77 F()RD LTD II 4 DOOi PU.LAID HAUTOP Selectsh1ft cru1se-o-matic. power front disc brakes. power steering. steel belled radial ply tires. bright rocker panel moldings. deluxe sound package. 400 CID V·9 eng1ne-2V, <ieluxe bumper group, tinted glass. complete. deluxe wheel covers. Ser. '7H31S269169. Stk. #5514. DUNTON'S PRICE $ NEW "78 FORD F-100 1/J TOH SHOITII PICKUP Chrome bumper group, folding seat back. dome lamp, headliner. 302 8 cyl , gauges. ammeter & 011 press .. steering. power. mirrors. low mount black, brakes POwer glclSs tinted all around. alternator 60 AMP. Cigar fighter cooling package. extra bumper, rear chrome. Ser. :; F 10GRBG9636 Stk 11917. 4-speed manual transmlaalon1 frOnt dltc brakee, ~k and pinion steering, bright and vlnyt bod)'Slde mldf., bright exteri01' moldings, carpeting. bucket Matt. deluxe wheel oover1. bright LH atyte mounted mlrrorft accent paint stripes, BSW tires. Ser. f8K93Y171198. Stk. #932. DUNTON'S $ PRICE NEW 178 FORD COURIER . 4&1~ ICOMOMY PICKUP ~, l!f! . ~" . 106 9 Inch wheelbase. 1800 CC engine. std power front disc brakes. bnght front bumper, &-ft. plc:kUO box, ~ manual trans.. tinted ~lass complete, WSW tires. Ser. #SGT A TK78866. Stk. #0705. DUNTOM'S PRICE CUSTOM STYUSIDI PlaUP 300 CID engine. chrome front bumpel'. folding seat back. headliner. 8800 GVW package. Gauges. ammeter & 011 press • transmission cru1se-o-met1c. steering. pewer. mirrors. low mount. blldt ooollng pacQo8, extra. spare wtieel w/carrler Ser. tF25BRBC7030 Stk. 110812 •-eoeed manual tranemlatlon. buclcet seats. carpeting. t8Chometer, amc> & temp. ga1Jge9. wheel covers. 2 3 litre 1-4 englne-2V. pin stripes. WSW bias tlr-. rack and pinion ateenng. power front dl.c brakes. front and rear bumper guards. AM radio. luxury interior group, tinted glass. complete. Stk. 18R02Y113593. DUMTON'S $·" PRICE NEW 171 FORD RANCHERO 500 V-8 engine. Instrumentation. Sf)Of11 group, tinted glass. complete. Ser. t8H47H 146111. Stk. 10807. DUNTON'S PRICE NEW 178 FORD E-250 V• TOM CilGO YAM LOH6-..,_,IASI 351 8 cy1. engine. glass. fixed reat door. glass fixed RH cargo door. bucket seats dnver & pass., Instrumentation group, transmiSSIOO cru1se-o-matlc. moldings. bnght window. moldings. drip rail. mirrors. bright low mount west .. ogar fighter. tinted glass. luggage rad<. cooling package. 60 AMP alternator. heavy duty battery, auxiliary f uel tank. power steering Ser fE24HHAK9905 Stk. #391. DUMTOM'S $ PRICE 1976 MERC. 4DOOlllDAM Front disc brakes. steel·belted radial ply tlr8$, wheel covers. bnght exterior moldings, carpeting. woodtone inst. panel apphque. o4.1L/250-IV engine. reclining individual seats. selecfshlft crulse-o·matlc. pcwer steering, deluse bumper group, Interior decor group. Ser. f8W82L 157409. Stk. J0822. DUNTON'S 54699 PRICE 1.6 litre transverse mounted engine. 4-epeed fully- aynchronlzed manual trana.. front wheel drive. rack & pinion steering. front disc brakes. Michelin stffl-belt radial tires. bright aluminum bumpers. ~ seats. fold-down rear seat.pass. comport. carpeting. AM radio. tinted glass. Ser. fGCF GTD53599Stk.f071M DUMTON'S PRICE DUNTON'S PRICE 53799. LEASING COUGAJIXU MOHAICH 2 DOOi Waiting on your refund All Makes & MotWs c .. s & Trucks For The Most Competiti•e Bid In Town Call Matt Matthews 546-7070 1972PLYMOUTH . FUaY IM 4 DOOtl H.T. V-8. auto. trans.. factory air conditioning, l)OW9r steering. power brakes. radio. whitewall tires. vinyl roof. wheel covers. (069FWY~ Nice family car. 51399 1974 HONDA CIVIC 4 cyl .. 4 speed. radio. heater, vlnyl roof. vinyl Interior, custom !Mgs & pin stripes. (5'43NZE). Drive Ill You'll hke It. , 1972 PINTO SQUlll WAGOH 4 cyl.. auto trana . air, radio, whitewall tires. roof rack. wheel covera. Interior decor. (084MXT) Don't pass this one up. 51799 1977 RANCHERO V-8. auto. trans.. factory alf conditioning, pawer stMfino. power disc brakes. AM/FM stereo radio. Wheel covers, vinyl Interior. (1G927'42). Nice prlce.~4699 1975 GRANADA V-8, auto trana.. factory air conditl0n1ng, pawer 11teertng, power diec brakea, whitewall tires. wheel covers. lnterl01' decor. (529PCOJ. Sliver tn coldr. V-8. auto. trans.. factory air condlt1on1.ng. pawer ateenng, whitewall tires. vinyl roof. rallye wheels. (109lGY). $pint of Am8f. Ed4tion. 1976 DATSUN PICKW'7Ff. 4 cvl.. 4 speed, AM/FM radt0. BWL & white 5'X>kers. custom lntet.lor. chrome step & mirrors. ( 1 C42054). Brite yellow with custom striping, 53399 1977 FORD Fl IO rtaUf' V-8. auto. trans .• power steering. pawer disc brakes. (1E62818). V-8. auto trans . factory air cond1t10n1ng POWe' steenng. power disc brakes. power windows. spilt pcwer seats. AM/FM stereo radio. wt11tewall tires. Ult. cruise control. tinted glass, Wheel aMWS. 224NXM 55499 1974 VEGA 4 cyl.. 4 speed. radio. (811 LOX). Nice economy car. 512M ·- 1976 DATSUM 1210 F. IACK 6 cyl . auto. trans.. power steering. power disc brakes. AM/FM radio. whitewall tires. wheel covers, Landau top, vinyl Interior d ecor. (6W35L573031). Low mlles. 53399 1976 PINTO ~WAGON V-8. auto. trans.. factory air cond1hon1ng. Power steering. Qower disc brakes. AM/FM stereo radio. wti1tewall tires. roof ract<. wheel covers, luxury vinyl Interior decor. (067RKM). A little over wholesale. $ 1973 IMPALA CUSTOM COUP'I V-8. auto. trans.. factory air condittoning, power steering. power brakes, radio. heater. whitewall tires. Wfleel covers. {7488FV). Well car,d for. 51699 1977 PINTO 4 cyl .. auto. trans .• factory air conditioning. power steering, power disc brakes. radio, whitewall tires. wheel covers. (832SOE). Now't ~chance. come tax purchase a car -you don't have to wait any longer -bring your retum to Dunton Ford where it is like money in the bank •. 1975 TOYOTA 1 FT. ptctCUf' 4 cyl., auto. trans . radio, bucket ooats. console. slpke wheels & wide t i res . (AN280000'45). Six Pack OH Camper. 53199 1974 DODGE . SUUllVAM 8 cyl., auto. trans.. custom Interior. custom paint. turbo mags & new RWl wide ovals (59167X). Ready for the beach scene. 1974 CHEVY IWAL.A WAM>H V-8. auto. trans.. factory air cond111oning. Power steering. power brakes. Power windows. power seats. AM/FM 8 track. whitewall rires. roof rack, Wfleel covers. 1111 whl .. 9 pass .. 285KEL 52499 1977 T-BIRD ' ' I I . IPI oe.vrn.ar l'UBUC NOTICE Pt)BUC NOTICE PICTITIOUI aUllNIU NAMalTATIMINT 'Tiie fol"'"..,_ 1 •• ~ .. butl- NIJaU \'OAaA LINDA HAV, 2$'11 s..>11 AM C."yon llMd. o..,.., CA. •1110 ltebet't CMton eonelto, HSl1 ~.,, t• An• C.n'fOft Aoecl, Orenge, CA. 917?0 T"'' bullllMt ll c.ond<i<1ecl b'f M I~ ltivlduel Roblrl C. Bonello Thll tlA'-l WI\ llltd """" 1"41 County Cler' ol Oreno-County on Febf.,.ry I, 1'11 f'tml Publhhecl Or-,.,.,, O•llY Piiot F.W-ry S, 11, "· 2•, ttla PICTITIOUI aUllNHS .... ll'ATll_.,. n. tollowllll perten ....... !Mltl· ...... , TN Dlt't INM, 1014 "•Ila, Cott• Me~ c.11..,,,. • ..:1 JMIW. ~ llolllftttr, tiltWeM ForHt, C.\A MK .. C.lllotnle 92'2' T"I• bull-It concllKlecl by .n IJll. dlvlduel, Jtmn R. llolllllQtr Tiils tll*'-1 -• llled wltll ttw Covnty Cl•rll of OrMel C-.l't' en Fn rwery t, 1'11. """" PulMllMd Or11191t C.oul Oall'f Pl!«. Feb. It, U, 2'--· S, lflt PUBLIC NOTICE ~ICTITlOUS 8USINISS NAMI STATIMENT Tiie foll°"'lng ~riOnt ere CIOlnt 11"\lne\l H ; MANAGEMENT SERVICES, -----------"-l.t.LDONN"'WHOLES"'LER$,,.LDON· PUBLIC NOTICE , ICTITIOUS a us1NUS NAMaSTATIEMl!NT 'TM fCM-lng penon " ctolng butl· t1essa1: HA INDUSTRIES, t7140.-.. leo. 8, Cotti MtW. C..lllorNe ~17 CL.I P JOINT, 31.01 Soutl> Gwtl "4•ohwey, No. 4, Sowlh Laou11e, Ce1ltor11la '2677 Atdonn• Conllr.,c11on Inc., a C.lllornla <•PO<'lliOft, 111' 0r....- No. l!I, CO\la ~ c..Mllornle U6V Tllll buil..u b COfldU<IAd by a ,.,._ pareuon I I A-n t)<jr'llholder, nn• rorluna, MlulM \llejo, <Alllotnlet»Jf This bullneu It <~UCled b\I •n In· "lvldw&I. Robin llurilhol<llPr Alclome eani""' uan 1 nc. 8e.,.rty J. Tolley $K,/Tr-. 'fhll tlalemeftt WI$ tlll!d Wllh 1"41 Counl'f Cieri! of Orange County on Febru.,y '· 197L ~ ..... 'This •lit-• w•• !tied with tll<t County Clerl ot Or•noe County on pttw ... '1 t, lflL Publl•Nd Oranoe Coefl O•llY Piiot. ~1'6tJ Feb. It, tt.~-Mlr.5, lt71 Publli.Md Or-C.0.\1 0~11y Pllol, F•o. n, 19. ~ M>d Ml!ir s, 1q1e PUBlJC NOTICE ---------~· PUBLIC NOTICE STATI! MENT 0" AIAHOOflMaNT oPusao,. fJCTIT10U5 8USINUS NAME PICTtTIOUS 8USUHSS 'Tll<t too .... 1no ~nons ...... .,.,,. NAM• ITAT•M•NT ~Ille ..... Of the flctlU-buslnau T"4I to11.,..1ng peraon It Golno butl· neme: """a\ PET PICl(UP. 1StS £r19l•nd, H- EXPERT Cl.EANEllS co. m E llftOfon BtlCh, C..lllO<nl• ·-11tl\ Slr .. I, Coe\A Mela, CA '7•21 Tiit FICllH°"' 8u,,.ntt• Na,,,_ r• Oevld W Dart!,._.,, .. Ill Or $ £ ferrtd 10 -w•• flied Ill Oref'l)e !>nonornllh. w.,,, •m Cout1• r on Sec>!-1. 1'77 Holl bU\IMU" <on<lu<1N bY.,, .... , ... 01 " c;.oo ... JSIS Enol•nd, !J•1'•0U•I Hunt1not0t1&tKl\.Cal1forn,•9llt• O•v•CI W O·J'"' Sanor• f t<uU•r, 9S.S Jo•nn T nls \tel-I ••• toled wolh lh• Slrttl, C<Kte ~ c:.oil-• tt.17 County Cte,1t 01 0f•n99 Couf\ly Oft l1'1t bu\.,,.U wai c.ondu<ted by a FtOru•ry I. 1'11 ...... 1 PMtNr""". fltut s.nctr• F Kilner PubUlNcl Or-Co.nt O•llY Piiot. Tiii\ II•-Wal fft ..S wltll Ille f rllruny S, U, 1', 1•. 1''8 3'1·11 County Clerll of Or•nge Counl1 on PUBLIC NOTICE February'· 1'7". ~It ... Publlthed Oranoe Coall o.lly ........ ,.eb n, 1t.21o--.~.1m I PICTITIOUS 8USINESS NAMf STATEMEfH ThP tollow1no Ptr1'Clf1 '' Oou'"Q bu,1 ~Ud\ PUBLIC NOTICE ' MOMSIC.tCRC.llMOr l WtflTMIN~T.ER. CAllfOPNIA 6'" W P\t Wt\lmln\ler A\tt-nur .Ve\tmtn\ltr (.41ftorn1t• '11t4.l \ F r•l"ltt\ J •net Rn\•tt,. M l o•n\f'l"ICI, U..Ol EdOlt'IQlOn DftVf' C.nr\on, C11ttorn1•f1Ut4b Th•\ bu 1ntu '' londu<tf'd b'I 4n 1n l"'"•Ou•I J RowtleM Townunct ' FY9ntl•J. Town>end Flftlt Pubthlled Orano-C.o.t\t Delly Ptlel, f ebr.,.ry s.11. 1',:h, 19/t 427·)1 PUBLIC NOTICE l'IC'TITIOUS a vstNl!SS NAME STATEMENT nur to11ow1nrg PtrtOn tt d01ng buil· ,,.~\ ·~ INTERNA TIONAL M"'RINE INSTRUMENTS WE!>l.11' Well llJh SI., Un11C·12, Co\IA Me\I. CA "201 Gtor11t W 8dt>•sll. 2JOol Joe,.. 0•., $1111• ....... "" '7~ Tiits bli"NU" <ondu<l•CI b• •n .... Olvlclual ~eew.-.~ ·nm >t•lement WA "'"' wltll ,,. Count'f Clar• of Or-Couftl't' on ,....,...,., u. 1'71. . ....... ll'VMI ... O' .... Cbe1t Delly Pl!ot, . . ·- A COCKTAIL ADOS TO FILM ENJOYMENT SAYS OWNER Mlchlg•n Th••t•r Serves Drinks Along With Movie One for the Show Movie House Seroes Cocktails DEARBORN, Mich. (AP).·- Theater owner Martin Shafer has two criteria for judging movies - how they do at the box office and how they do at the bar. Shafer, who owns a movie house here and one 1n nearby Westland, sells cocktails and allows patrons to take them to their seats at both theaters. "TO ME, THIS ts another way o( making the theater outstand· mg," aaid the 54-year·old ~afer. whose customers are as likely to come to the refreshment stand for beer and martinis as for popcorn and candy. . Since Aprtl, when the flrst bar opened at Westland's Quo Vadis theater, "We've had no problem with people drinking too much," Shafer said. "That's because people don't come to the movies to drink, they come to watch the show. The cocktail ls nothing t'X· cept a little added pleasure." Patrons agree "I LIKE THE idea,'' said in· surance salesman Jim Desy, wbo sipped a beer while watching the movie "Coma" at the Dearborn Entertainment Center. 'When I'm home at nllbt I have a drink and watch TV and this is basic-ally the same." Added bartender Bill Williamson: "I haven't heard any complaints. ·They're all surprised when they walk in the door, but then they slip up to the bar and have a drink." Patrons tend to work up the bil· gest thirst during thrillers auch u "Coma" Jlnd action-packed mov· ies sucb as "The G aunllet," Shaler said. "IF I COULD iet a desert picture like 'Lawrence of Arabia' I'd have it made." joked Shafer, son of a former vaudevllle performer. Liquor sales are slower at mov· ies such as "Saturday Night Fever" which attract younger adults who don't have as much money. he said. Shafer said the cocktail lounges haven't cut into regular con· cession sales on the contrary. he said. "PEOPLE LIKE popcorn lo go with their beer." Nor have there been any pro- blems wtth clean up -"seolcb and soda doesn't make the mess that cberey pop does." ~ICT('l"JOUS 8USINIU NAMa STAT.MINT ,._.,.,.,.,1t,M,-MerdlS,11,=1't'-------------------------------- 'TM fono..tng P9fll0tl IJ 00•"9 bu~I· ,...,., MLIC NOTICE CALlf'ORl'llA MAllKETEllS. 101 5cllolt Pl•1._ US, N•wparl 8u<h, "ICTITIOUS 8Ul1NIU C4lllornl1 n .. J NAMI STATIMENT Tllom•· F' E_.r•ll• Jr t01 'ichol1 Th• lo110w1119 ~·-ll clolftO 11\nl Pl•r• \·O .. tr+fowlJ(>f"t 8"•'-"' (•(1lornt• n«'\\ 4\ •2~ SECO tNTfllN"'TION"'L, U)7 T,,,, bu"f'W' .~I\ <ondu<led by.,,, ,, 8•k•' StHtt .. C Coit• Mts • ct1v1ch,,•• C..t1torn1• '2•» TMmol\ F £'*"'""''Jr W11h•m J•m~\ Scou Jr , l'Ot 'rllll atot....,..n! wn 111ee1 •Ill\ ,,,. l•n•I Ort.,., C..u ~. C.lllorftl• • Countv CltH of Gr•noe County on ~UH ,J1nuery Jl "'t Thi\ b~•nHl 15 ,_,..,by.., ,,.. "'117 c!lvlcl\lll Publl\Md Ore,. COA\I O•lly Pilot, WilllamJe-tkOll Jr. f •br ... rv j, 12. 1'.1•. ltlt Thi• 1111 .... .,. ... IHM with the ,.,_ 11 Counly c1 .... of Oreno-County on FTC May Cut Ads Aimed at· Children WASHINGTON CAP> -The Federal Trade Commission may be saying "That'a All'Folks" to many of those augar-coated cereal and candy television ads that sponsor cartoon shows and other Saturday morning television programs, I-----------rebruerv n. 1•11. PUBLIC NOTICE ~ A proposal that would prohibit ads for hl1hly ··-----------• F~~~= ~~1~~,,~~11Y ~~ sugared foods aimed at children -perhaps 1 to 12 ~1CT1Tious •us1Nus years old -br llmltln1 such ads to after 9 p.m. is NAME STATEMENT PUBLIC NOTICE Tll• 1011ow1no '""on• .,. do1n1 one of severa proposals the FTC la about to con· ~bu\l;•,•~c!'~ ... FT INvHTORs. 2081 ---,-,cr-m-ou-,-,-u-si-N-1-11--·1 sider to cut TV advertl•lng aJmed at children, says 8 V<l"4U (.Ir Dr. lrvlnt!, Clf•lorN• NAMI! STATEMENT a commission official. nns T~• 1011ow1no i>erlOn• •r• .. ,,.. Rot>trt C. 01•-•· ?tJt Perle, llull.,.u a.: .. t WPorlO.ecn,Celll0<nl10MO CL,.SSIC I. SPECIAL INTllEST ~ ' H Fhher, :nu 8trlltrl Dr., COACH UPHOLSTERY, lOU Coron• cltl Mu, C•lllornl••lf>M Pllctnll•, CHI• MeY, C•lilornl• J•m•t F. IC.er11. :JO PU<ll"•· lrvl.,., '2621 I C•~·~~:n~~:!~. h conducl..S by • ~.~~1a~:.U-:;~7 Bla<h St., C...ta gtn.,al pert""rs~.op Ri,hlrd l(ey, .. 1 Ntwpart Blvd., J•""'' F l(trn Nt•P9tt llMdl, C:.lllornl1 U•1' This stel.,_,,t w•• lllfel with Ito. Tiii• bu•lnen I• '"'"~"'led by • County Cler• ol Gr1n90 Coun1y on 90n•ral 1>1'1nert11lp F•OrUA"Y •. 1'7L Cert --P ... '1 Thi• \lel--111..S ,.,tll lll<t Pubtll"°"' are,. Caett 0•11' PtlOt CoUlllY Clerk Ool Orll-Coullty TRACY A. WESTEN, WHO headed the team of FTC employees that spent moatbs developing the proposals, oulllned the proposal.I in an in- terview. They include: -Banning advertialnl on televilion pl"OIJ'ams with subst.a.nt.lal audiences of children qed t or under. 1'•11 12, "· "_ ,,,_,, S. 1'7t Sn.II l'ebr.,.rr22. 1'71. ....U. ~ J ----------• Pubti.heel Orenoe t'.Mlt O••IY Piiot C 0 f\1 S LJ /HER PUBlJC NOTICE Feb. l • •nd Mlll. '· 11• 1', •'11 7 ... 11_ I ,f -- l'ICTITIOUS •USINISS NAMI 5TATaMINT 'Th• followtng perton It dOlna bu•._ PUBLIC NOTICE ~ICTITIOUS •USINESS NAMI STATIEMINT Ntn:;;c ONE, 1'1., W•.......-th Ln ..... ~.•.ol'°""'ng per-It 001"9 bus!· Hunllr10lon 9M<". CA '7W. PM0A ENTI!ltll'ltlMS, 1'10 IL Eclo .l1mu JflePfl K•fPllrelt, 1'162 Inger, S~ll• l it, Saftte-, c:.lll«ftl• Weymouth UI., Hvllll"ltOfl -..Ch. CA ,21os tt~~lt bu1lllffi It co"41vcttd by • Cllfler• M•r1111 ••nie•, 10,_.t limited .,..,,,,..,,~ PowdtrhOm ""'·Ct., Pountaln Valley, 'oi. .,.,. Jlr'IMt J 1<.,perell C•lllontla '2109 Tfllt tie!~ was lllecl with lht Clelrt LOll(H ll1r11u, 10JO County Clerll of Orel\oe County Oii Powdtl'lu1n1 Aw. Ct., ,..,,..,.1., Velley, C.lllor11la '17-~eb. 2, ma. Plfttt Thia Mlllf• It ccnofuctell lly Ml ln- "~ltfttel 0r..,.. Cotti Delly 11'1194. dlvld\MIClll._.. M. llernN F•b, S, U, 1'• 'U, l'71 Thia tlAll_.,. WH '"Id Wllfl tilt ----------'D--7t Counly Cln of Ote,,.e Otllllt'f .ii PUBUC NOTICE PelltWI,., U. ""' Pu1141.,... Or .. CMll Dall'/~ l'elt. 1• IM llMr. J, 11, 19, lf?t """ PUBU C NOTICE American A irlines Top Rate d NATIONAL Personality 'Does Her. In' . NEW YORK (AP) -4 woman who lcnew Bella Alnug ln tbe ba.n·U. bomb movement durtn1 tbe late 19501 recalls that it wu Bella who •• always attracted the teJevi1lon cameras because she wu alway9 able to push her way to th~ f'root of tbe picket Une. ••If anyone else tried &o talk to a re-- porter, Bella always ltt.lck be'r bOM right in," the woman remembers~ .l''She was always louder tban the rest of us ." BELLA ABZUG JS always in motion, always he,ding for tbe cameru, always in the center of what.ever ahe's doing, and she's done a lot. Ourin1 the 1960s. she wa1 a fixture in the anti·war movement in New York; she became a symbol of the women's movement, prototype of the assertive woman, pushing her cau.se, lambasting enemies -those, for ex- ample, opposed to abortions.· WlthOU\ a public office, •be wu conslanUy in evisience at tut Nov- ember's women's conference in Houston, an acknowled1ed leader, her energy and her loud voice over- com lng what others might view u abrasiveness. M R S. ABZUG 'S FORM ER Co ngresa lona l col l eagues acknowledge that she was an ac- co m pllshed behind·the·scenes poUUclan. To the public, s he was a battler in enormous hats, with a loud, rasping, New York·inflected voice and a style always blunt and sometimn abrasive. Traits like that made Bella Abzug a nationaJ fi gure during a period or confrontation politics. and traite llke that may have hastened her defeat In an era when Americans seem to like politicians an octave and several de· clbels lower in tone. Bella Abzug -just plain "Bella" to many New Yorkers -last week Iott her third election ln 18 months, an at.tempt to "'l'eturn to Conrress, where she had served ·trom 1971 to 1977. Sbe lost to a Republican named Sedgwick William Green, a name. not a face and hardly a personality to most voters. WHEN IT WAS over. and Bella was denouncing what s he called G n •t:n 's .. Nixon dirty tricks." the consensus among politicians was that she wa~ done i n by the same personality that had made her famous. "What people want now are cool candlclata'," aays David Garth, Ulo media conaultanl wboto wwk for Edward Koch helped make him mayor and Bella a loaer Jn last year's citywide eledion. .. Look at the "Pl"elidenUal race. Carter . is cool. Ford is t:ool, Jerry Brown la cool. Bella wu stroni on a lot o( lmpof'\ant issues and she's be· eng burned by it now. People don't want the pohtics or confrontat.l<m any more" Mrs. Atnug may have orchestrated her demise by leaving a safe con· te res~iona l seat on Manhattan's liberal West Side to run for the. .,. ......... ASSERTIVE PROTOTYPE Bella Abzug Senate in 1976. She Jost to Daniel "Patrick Moynihan by one percentqo point in the Democratic primary. LAST Y£All 8BE nu far IDQ'Gr. The early polls ahowed her leaditlg, with 28 percent of the vote. but abe finis hed with about half that in the seven-candidate Democratic primary. Then came last week's ra~ for the seat combining part or Greenwich Village and Manhattan's East Side that was vacated by Koch when be elected mayor. The area, the "Sll.lc Stocking" district, has been Republican In the past, and while It has a 3-1 Democratic registration edge, it 111 regarded as far more con· servative than Bella's old distrtct. Mr1. Abtug's difficulty is that she works from a solid but unexpandable political base. Those who support. her do so with a fervor that few polit1c1ans can generate m their ~upporters but those who dislike ber lncludine some who share her views -do IO with equal passion. "I TIDNK HEB views are pretty solid," says Garth. "If you aak people what her poslt\ons are, I don't think they'd even know them. I think It 's what they perceive as her p«.>rsonality.'' Unlike many liberals. Bt;lla wUI not shift positioni; to fit what she perceives as the prevailing political climate. rn fact she doesn't seem to think that the cli mate has changed. '' 1 \hlnk her leadership stems from her ability to get out front on a lot of lmpor\ant issues," says Rep. Thecntore Webs, who represents Bell& • old West Slde district lo Conereu. -SUPFOBTERS OF MRS. Abzul, like Wells, feel that her political obltuarleti are premature. Green's seat will be up ln Novem~. and Mrs. Abiug bas indicated she may run a1ain. As she put it the day after her loss: .. r would like to suggest to the press that they not write my obituary. As far as I know, I'm S7 years old, alive and well and sUll kicking and will kick for a lon~ time to come." 'Private' Public Figure In National Limelight WASHINGTON <AP) -Chief Justice Warren E. Burger ls about as private a public figure as this city of- ten. a man who most often effective· Ly a voids news media attention un- less It suits his purpose. But the nation's top judge found himself the center or a much- publicized controversy when arriving in New Orleans for the American Bar Association convention last week . ( NEWSAN'4Ll"SIS· ) that Bureer•s "ne1aUvlsm" bad been . overstated, that there indeed was a problem but not of the scope ms· cussed by the chier justice. Burger's escape route became ap- parent even before he arrived to New Orleans. Talldn1 to reporters, ABA President William B. SpaM labeled Burier's estimate on trial lawyer m- co m pelency aa "grossly dis- proportionate." The figure was more like 20 perc~nt. said Spann -soundiq much like the man who claims be beats his wilo only two times a week instead ot five. TU CONSENSUS &aEMD to be tha\ u.e numbers c:kJ not matter .J. Ula\ ll there aro some incom~ tria.I lawyers not •amine their feet tho i.1al prof essloo better redou'1e ita efforta to train or weed out tbolt law1m. • I • .... . . I••'···~ --&lnday, februaiy 29. 1978 DAIL v PILOT N Real h tote •.••.•• , 1000. 2999 The .Bluest Marketplace on the Oranae Coast . Ernpfoy~nt Ir Rtntol' . . . . . . . . . . 3000 '699 DAILY Pl•.or CLAS~IFIED ADS· Preporotton •..•.• 7000·1t99 Bu1lneu, Investment & MefchondiM •••... 80CJCM099 Financial .......... 5000. S<M9 Boots & Morine You Can Sell It, Find It, ( & 8 ] One Call Service Announttments, Penonola. 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ERRORS: Ad•fl'tisers • should check ttt.ir ads daily and report er- THE STARNES COMPANY REALTORS 640-5711 180 Newport Center Dr., N.B. PRESENTS • Big Canyon Golf Course Estate The ult1mute in Ii ving luxury on nearly 1 2 at· lot. Enter parking court thru remote control gates for privacy & sccunty. Marvel a t nearly 7000 sq. It. home· ideally designed and dct·ornted for formal entertaining, yet has u c·oly den for re lax inc . a separate game room /wet bar for easuc.11 parties. spcctacuJar free form pool /jacuzzi and separate pool house tor wet fun, 5 huge bedrooms. 51·:i baths. breakfast nook. and or C"oursc un exercise room. Open Sunday l ·5 51 Royal St. Geof?. Newport Beach • ron l~diatefy. The ~~'n!,~o.!.~::::'7~ ~~:! .......... !?.~~~~ .......... !~~~ cornet tnsertion only. Housn for Sale .•••••••••............. Generd I 002 ..•.•••••.............. H 1.-: SaJei. WM. E. Doud & Co. \ p1one<'r real estate farm ha:. mo\ cd to n!'¥< hcudquarters in Newport Beach I Sales per..onncl v. ho~ 1,,h oulstandini: op j portun1tic:. in real estate 'ales· RLSIDE~TJ/\L I :'I C 0 ~1 E & C 0 ~I :\I ERCI AL ure now lx'ang 1nlernl'W<'d at 7 lli Dahlia Nc;ir Mitl't\rthurl &Coast llW). ~I RHltOf•, bt.1907 I C114)1s9-0422 I I SIX UNITS NEED A NEST??? WITH A. VIEW! Of harbor & ocean, like new 3 BR. 1acuzz1. deck. Now only SM9.SOO. 15::!1 KINGS RO., NPT. HTS. OPEN SAT SUN. l 5 CHEEP. CHEEP. CHEEP Low, low price. :J RR. 2 ba. A-frame Walk Lo water & ll·nnL->. Only $107.000. 314 PROSPECT. N PT. SHORES. OPEN SUN. 12·5 EMPTY HEST Vacant & ready'. N<.•w paint. remodeled hvmg rm . 2 BR, "'1th fam. rm . oat. wood, 1acuzz1. New kitchen appli a nces. 238 62nd ST, :-.iPT. SHORES. OPEN SuN 9 I 30 URL Y BIRDS Ft:alher your nest with rental profits 2 Large West Newport duplexes. near ocean. one with view. one nearly new. $189,500 And $199.900. DAVIDSON !EALTt 5801 W Coo~• Hwy NB 645·7575 3116 Newpo11 Blvd NB 673·9060 1002 G._rol 1002 IR.AHD HEW R·Z NEWPORT HTS l IR·S65,900! Darling house. room for CAMEO HICiHLAHDS $179,500 View of ocean & hills! A delightful area -quiet living yet close t o shopping. See tlus great family home w 14 bdrms, ram rm, formal dining + bonus rm. Private front court.yd for t>ntcrtainil)g. 3 Private beaches. 4501 SURREY DllVE SAT SUM 12-4 BIG CYH HEW TOWHHOME $140,000 Beautiful "Oakcrcst" model w/large h ving rm & formal dmmg. 2 Bdrms. 2 hath~ & bright s unny kitchen. Pool. Jacu1.z1 & tennis cts. Sec. gate. l8 SEA ISLAND DRIVE SAT SUH 1-5 (Jamboree Entrance) HEW TOWHHOME FOR LEASE Beautiful Big Cyn location! At end of enclosed courtyard with waterfall. 2 Bedrooms. den & dining room -all overlooking the pool. Cptd & draped. Tennis cLc;. pool & 1acuzz1. $750 Mo. (See Broker -38 Sea Is land) PRESTIGIOUS LIHDA. ISLE Stately stone & wood custom home on 113' bayfront on tip of island with big bay view. Finest of construction without regard to cost. 4 BR suites + maids qtr~. 2 pwd rms, fam rm, den. billiard rm. elevator, sauna, unique pool. jacuzzi & boat dock. $775,000 Lease or $1 ,375,000 Fee. Seller will f'inanC"e. By appt. only. CAMEO SHORES-$310.000 \ real thrillin{! OC'ean & sunset view from this lovely unusual home with 3 .s pacious bdrms. den & formal dining room. Beautiful private pool & patio, 3-car garage. Extra large step-down living room. 4 baths 4525 CAMDEN DRIVE SA.T SUH 1-5 8ALIOA ISLAND-SI 99,500 .\ g reat fun area! Walk to all the quaint restaurants. beach & unique shops! Charming 3 BR corner home 1ncJ. spac. mstr BR with study Corner fireplace, 3 bath::. & ~outh patio. THE BLUFFS-END UHIT-lUSE Spacious customized condominium in newest section of the Bluffs. 2 Lge bdrms, den with fircpl, formal dining rm + 21 2 baths. Decorator papers, cptng & drapes. A !C S800 Mo. Real ~tatc• Its true 1 A brand new 2 more units. Call Cleo at cu..,lom bwlt home al on apen house every aner -ly SGS.900 ruU price. Ex-noon, 646-5398. 386 15th ceUenl loc:atioo on tree St . or • • • U o 1 led 2921 PERLA SA.T SUM l·S HOW AIOUT HA WAii? $14, too Great for an investment + fun for a retr eat to paradise on beautiful Kauai. Lovely l BR Condo on front row ocean bluff. Private airport. --------•hoed street. Established Brokcrs,646-7414. neighborhood. 3 Spacious --------- bed rooms + 2 baths. Raue your, ram IO Famalyroom Tnulerac-Fallbrook. Sell your cess Call fa:st 752 1700 home. buy our 6 .icre Of'!" 1,1.,. • ., .,1,. .,,,, '· • avocudo grove. 2 stry WESLEY M. TAYLOR CO., REALTORS 211 I S.. Joaquie HJls aoect NEWPORT C&n'Bl. H.I . 644-49 I 0 [ I Tudor. 4br. 3f/p home ~~IHllt ?~~::~:;~,' IEACH VALUE.S 1--~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Ill---'~ 5 Bdrm Peninsula Pt IGe.t-al 1002 GeMr.. 100.Z Steps to beach. 1191 .soo 1 $5000 DOWD f ....................... ···············-·-··· Newer Otcan viewj Brand new 2 bdr,;:,; IVY COVERED 1llillld.gTo.,..._.7 duplex. Dana Pt. Never lived lo . BRJCKTUDOR! One-Stop Shopping $149.500 j Townhome has ever-~al.lsolivygreetchann · beCor:eyou.buy! Preview -ytblng! Pool~ tennis, Ull ,cottag~ in. ~e~ location, pictu~ maps 5 Bdrm . Corona jacu:ui, a sauna! Ht.a. Colonial hvmg rm; &broc.buresattheCondo Highlands Slb7 500 Carefree hvmg for the Rich r edwood decor ln/onnaUonCeoter private beach/ World foxy crowd! Enjoy equi· Pub tavern lt 1t c he~ TOU~ONE BEST IN BLUf.FS 1-LEVIL IAYF•ONT Early Bluffs beauty! Panoramic view! Spacious 2 BR. 2 ba .. form. din .• beamed ceil's , encl. 20x50 ft. patio. $175,000. OPEN I -5 501 AVBllDA CAMPO (Off Vista Caudal) IA YFtlOHTS 2 Beauties to choose from. 1950 Sq. ft., e nd units, like new! 3 BR. 2•2 ba .. panoramic v iew. lge . k1tchen1fam. rm. $154,500, $205,000, With land! OPEN 1·5 SAT/SUM/MOM/TUES 527 PU YA IOff V. , ... , 2975 QUB>ADA COff V11 .. cltf Orot CHOICE LEASES $475 TO $850 HELEN 8. DOWD REALTOR INC. 644-0134 100.Z 0 G....-cd 1002 • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ REDUCED Beaut. Mediterranean 3 BR, 4 BA home. xtr wide lot. huge courtyard entrv w/tile fount ain. $259,500 . . OPEN HOUSE SUMDAY 1·5 808 VIA LIDO SOUO LIKE NEW DUPLEX 1 Block to beach, less than 4 yrs. old. bltns. nice crpt'g & drps., frplc's. 4 t·ar gar, Slts,000. CONDO LIVING :J BR. 3 BA, den & dining room. 4 yrs. young. all bltns. Frpl, wet bar. sep. laundry room. big dbl. gar, over 3000 !:IQ. ft. $159,500. JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 2.919 Newport ll•d. corner lOffl 1002 GtMrol 1002 •••••••.............••.••...••......•..•••..•• AMYOHE for down p aym ent of $6,750? Veter ans, no down paymt. 3 Bdrms., incl. wtr. bed ; matc hing ref rig. & stove; upgraded carp .. 3 patios. ·one e ncl.; huge lot. boat & RV storage. Hurry, won't last. Call for app't. $7,500. TWO FOUR.PLEXES t,ace each other. buy one or both of these townhouse-type units. Great location & appearance. Call for details, + we have other income units. LARGE 5 IDRM. 3 Baths, 2 frplcs., family rm., dming rm .. pool. jacuzzi, firepit. e tc. Super for entertaining m this great loc. in Newport Beach. (114)645-241 l hiion 644-5046 rtt..,,,n-s ~al EMte Dl-rislM 11'1 Wes&dlff Dtive,Newpolt BeKlt CA~ WideBrokers673-454S ly build up and lax w/walk-ln pantry :J REALTY ----shelter without main Large bdrm!!. 2 deluxe •-•c.~A•LL-1163--•0867--• ~ NEWPORT CREST baths. Man 111ze den' tanance wornes. Take a French doors to pnvate ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 100:2 G.......C 1002 BY OWHER smart step a~d ca,ll the 1<urdeo patio 1 Lush FIXER MISA VERDE 3br, 3ba H1.:hly up Pers,onal Ser ice l roplc> grounds w sparkling .llACflE S62,000 llAUTYl graded. Lot:. or wood now • waterfalls • Just lasted' Just listed! Rack Bay 4 Bdrm, i.-.. bath, frml 548-6205aft5for Jppl RoyalPropertie• Breathtaking value•! area! Classic sittine dining, dbl frplc w/BBQ. 642-1830 Hurrv"Call.645-0303 porch w/viow of coun-Upgraded crpt'&, 2 tmide. Cryst.al duung! 3 crystal chandeliers. FORES T E OLSON •,. Al• 'II"' ··--~ Huge bedrooms I Lorge OPEN SUN 1-S apen kitchen! Room for 2919EUesmere.C.M. hones! Needs work! ' $119,900. Agent. Take advantaae·1 ! 538-1484or54&-155t BIDT)'l Call 645-0303 WATERFRONT FORESTE OLSON .... ., ..... .. First offering, N.wprt Island. lux. duple"X. Prlv. pier. Spac. 1900 sq ft up. per 3 br 2 ha. ram rm, wet bar. Lower! br S ba, den. Separate laundry. S285,000/ best o ffer. Owner. 675-7599 GOLFCOURSI HOME Spac. S BR, fam·rrn, 3 BA, 3 ear garaae, 3000';.--;_--;_-;.-;;;;;;;;;;;; aq. ft. Lrf. patio fr. deck ..--.. HOUSI w /fore ver vte•t ..,,. .... Reduced to sell r Open 1 ·5 SilNlay I ~5 SUnday. tS32 r.- 1823TanaftorDr,C.M. VACANT·SBr, IBl, lg "rt.a. -n,.,... family home. (,.iv ~rn • .Iii~ rormal din rm. Wm'f A TKER bre.8dkfaat nook lniklt, ,]f.~AA,. separate (am rm,. m ~tstr suite w/la walk·ln· 675-4144 cloltt. 2900aq fl oUamtly tMllOI hvin • {ast k J3Jf 644-1133 ~ : •• nlty ANYTIME BLUFFS LEASES 3 BR, 2'h baths, water view. highly upgraded. $800 3 BR. 2112 baths. greenbelt, near pool, with large patio. $50. / 3 BR, 2 baths. s ingle level: 1 1 greenbelt. Original Bluffs. Very nice! $575 CALL FOR APP'T TO SH THESE AHD OTHEIS 4 ' Designer Pattern Made Eaay Lachasse 71115-0 . \ I ' I \ 1 I I I I I ' t . j .. t'odt<• tudu• ,.litch1><l .>v"n -~kirt. hwo "· ea•f'<I ~loot•. Wo1•U1ne • .,.ro. Purcn1tsed bell. Voit•, cb11i!1•, • undkor<'hl.,f ltllen. 'i28Z5-D: M1.,..,,. J().l~. J '":"o etffrt M¥nd petl<'m num.bot. "uo. narrw, aodN"•" l 11nd zip. PIUC(s $2.50 plus 30~ sh1ppln9" h-•••"t • 5p<lng & Su_.,. Dreuea Patt•nt &oelc. S l.SO so"''""•· DH lgnar S.W T•p 6-ok, Sl,00 ,.._,,._ J • .,.;.,. "h1>ck Pl'Y"!>lo tc•'londe•. 8ood to •!11• :»•"'·..,.~.:--. • .• • .fO .. ? -..... ~""'' '"'! •• • J.lt ~!.~.~.J.()'-U•J" •6 .. ""r.·. Cl$ {> Designer Pattern • .,_\. • lbd• EHy t I ' .. ' .... ooz •••• IT C'll, Ila. l)OZ •••• PRIM& WESTCUl'f LOCATION Sparkling 3 bedroom er 3 + cJen, formal dining r oom; near all Westeliff shopping. PriYate and large swimming pool. $185,000 and you own the land. IRYIHI TaaACl A house with great potential! Small vie w , fee lot. in prestigious neighbor hood. Formal dining room, family room with fireplace. Low maintenance yard. $175,000 ONE· OF· A· ICIND IA YROHT Charming 2 bedroom condominium w /lo vely bay view. Gra cious double-door entry frm. encJ. private patio. Large living room, dining area & country kitchen. Master s uite w/atrium patio. Spa cious bayside deck framed in lattice & s urrounded by lusn plantings . $269,500 including the land IAYFROHT On a long sandy beach with great bay & jetty views. Large private courtyard with j a cuzzi. High ceilings. spacious feeling; 3 bedrooms & maid's, a du lt recreation room. $675.000 & you own the land. THE YIEW RlOM THE TOP In beautiful Turtle Roek President Homes. A f abulou.s plan 50 with 3 bedrooms plus f a m.ily and dining rooms. All large rooms plus a large private yard on the top of the hill. A very rare opportunity at ~.000. OPEN 1-5 19131 WOOOFORD TIRI. TURTLE IOCIC PltESIDBn' HARIOR VllW HIUS Great Bay & Ocean views from this lo ve ly Broadm oor Home. 4 bedrooms, 2 1h baths, all this location & view for $221,500. OPEN 1·5 123J SUIFUMI SECLUDED CONDO IY THE SIA Secluded Newport Crest plan with 3 ·bedrooms, step-down living room . w /wet bar and fireplace. Stained .glasa French doors to large open deck . Many upgrades. $127 ,500 and you own the land. OPEN 1.5 #9 MOJ O COURT THIS IS THE OH£! This is the very best offering available in the Bluffs. The best val u e for the dollar. Newly red e corated "U" P lan -3 bedrooms or 2 bedrooms plus den, all for $115,000. OPEN 1·5 416 VISTA. IOMA INYmMG GAIDEN EH'TlY Owner has purchased another home an d says sell ! Beautifu lly maintained indoors and out. 4 bdr ms. family room. Perfect family area with parks and pools. $1.55,000. OPEN I ·5 2016 POIT nOVINCI IT'S SPRINGTIME IM IRVlNI! 1'111.ACI A lovely small home with ~ very mini-view of the ocean. Lots of -windows, high beamed ceilings and a gigantic family room with wet bar, ice m aker a nd bea utiful custom shelves. Ther e is a full sized work room in the garage and room for R.V. or boat storage in the pr ivate side yard. Now $169,000 OPEN I ·5 13 I 2 DOLPHIN TBll. COUMTIY IM COIOHA. oa MAI This lovely home, situated in a country setting, with everything your family needs. 4 bedrooms, 3 baths with a great bonus room; all for $259,000 with the land. OPIM 1·5 1112 SAM>CASnE A RIAL HAllOI VIEW F r esh & clean everywhere. New carpets, new paint in & out! a great open feeling to ~s 4 ~m, 2th bath home with a great view for $229,950. , OPEH I .5 125 I 5UaRIHI SUMMY • CHEIRFUL Deerfield condo smartly decorated. Private patio topped with custom redwood lattice, adds to this unique 3 bedroom home. Priced at '83,900 fee. OPEM l·S t I eOLDIMIUSH PltC• TO SB.I. THIS wmBe Owner anxious! Has boUgbt another home. This 4 bdrm. 3 b a th Woodb~e Broadmoor. home ii vacant ready to baveyw move in . Asking $U9,000. Owner says' bring all offers. OPIM l.S 49 OAIDALI ........................ socoASTCiA I Br. 2 bath, famUy room. rrplc. poo1 auea )'ard. Extra patio tool Super 1ha.rp home on corner with Joada of curb appeal. Mklnc 189,900 and ANXIOUS! "-1"-'ih •lfl11au11111M1 2005 BalbCWI Blvd. Newport ltc"-673•2058 A.TI'IMTIOM IUILOEllS Good lcnhide loco- HoR. w.,. ..... lot. 511111 2 ..... z bath home, s ingle c a r CJlllNIP· Let • show you how to add Oii to this. 381 E. Costa ...._.. StrHt. Price $69.ZOO. Good hrnts. 400E.tr ~FOR All C.MdB'buw RETIRE TO PEACE & TRANQUILITY in this 3 acre + hillside home sur- round by white split r ail fence, rustle brick fplc, family rm & more. FOR ONLY $93,500. Call: WALLACE Ir CO. REALTORS 714-7'29·5966 EASTSIDE CUSTOM Perfect home for the Jr. executive on the move. Beautifully decor ated tbruout. 3 Spacious bdrms. Lge modern kitchen. f'antastic fami- ly room & entertainment center w ;rireplace & wet bar. Huge R·2 lot. Call to- day, the price will su.r· prise you. 646-TI n ()t'fN 1lf 9." s fUN tom fJl(f, 6lli YOUR: NET Wl1' • u ·s Just a slaOlt. walk to your private beach from this invitina view home in Cameo S hores. A ttractiV"ely · decorated, beamed ceilings, formal , dinin g r m ., 3 bdrms ., large. canyooslde terrace with room to add on. Open Sun. 1·5. See 20'{ Milford Dr. $269,500 TEINACiE APARTMENT Separate bdrm. & bath, so your teenagers can turn up their stereo, plus 3 more bdrms. In The 'Bluffs. Great family living, close to p ark & schools. Popular Carmelt.ta Plan, priced for action at $159,SOO in fee. 359 Vis ta Madera, open Sat. & Sun. 1·5. THE BIG HOUSE In Corona del Mar, just a hop, skip & a jump to the ocean. S Oversized bdrms., family rm. & 4 car garag~. Bring the whole family, so everyone can pick out their own bdrm. Open this weekend 1-5. 209 Narcissus Ave. $330,000 95 ACRES Presently in citrus. 2 Miles South of the Riverside Fwy. in the Arlington area of Riverside. 3 Miles from Tyler Mall $12,000 Per acre. $44,500 NEWPORT IEACH Spacious 2 bdrm .• 2 bath mobile home · in Bays ide Villa ge. Boat slip available. Many amenities are included. Don't pass this one up. WHAT ABOUT YOUR HOME7 Are you thinking of selling? Then call for a computerized market analysis today! Let our experience work for you. 673..4400 [ ~111111. ~~i•ldon of H~ ..... -Co. -'Ii ~ ~-I 002 G.-rol I OOZ. -------· ..........................................•... TWO ON ONE LOT UDO ISLE 2 Br homes on one SOxlOO R·3 lot ln\'est in the ruture Owner may help finance. at $53.900. Call: WAI.LACI & CO. REALTORS 714-0J..6490 Newly re modeled 4 bdrm., den. 4 baths. livini:? rm. w 1cathedral ceiling. Lge. master bdrm. suite. llG CANYON FIVE BEDROOMS, 2 st.cry 2 Ba Carlsbad By 1be Sea home. Complete w/POOL, VIEW, FPLC & xtr as. Vacapt al $ll0,000. CalJ : 4 BR, Cam. rm .. 3 baths. Beautifully decorated Broadmoor P lan 3 w / patio views from each room. $325,000 IAYFltONTS Several fine bayfront homes with pier & slips WALUCE&CO REALTORS BILL GRUNDY , REALTOR 7 I 4-729-5966 J-11 eoy·-·d· r,,,,., "' B o7S olol WOODSTIEAM OPEMSUM.1·5 1002 G ... NI 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• l45 u.I•_..., Dr. MEWPOtlT HACH CUoil B·4 ). Eastside ONLY 4 LEFT Lar1e family bome; Costa Mesa. olf lrvloe LuxwiOWI condos near move-in condition; 4 Ave. End unit. former beach. 3 huge bedrooms, bdrms., 2~ baths, ram.Uy model, acrou from pool. 2~ baths. Would you rm., formal dining room. Immac. 3 bdrm., 2~ ba., believe ,your own pvl $189.500 frplc., dbl. earage. Super yard I Open Sat/Sun 11·5. TUR1\IAOCK mstr. suite witb walk-In 2283 Canyon. Cos ta 1 =ad~~~ ''i:f. Mesa: !i ~j• ;pa~~~ 1:i:: mirrored wet bar. trash NeWpott Pier Realty t.bruout; located on fee compact.or. teak entry, -1·1 lud.$116$0 mirror ed wardr obes, d&lliU ft 75~02~6 shutten le wallpaper! Outstanding complex ,.l':.~tk~~ (-AllOCIATES) ~~ streams. ~~~~~~~~1~;-~~l#~g'·~~; GIB WALKER G ... ,., 1002 0 1 .. ,., 1002 RIAi.TY 67'"5200 •••••••••-••• .. •-•••• ...................... . RED HILL f'lESEMTS MOMlff.EMD . SPECIALS SUMDA Y FIL 26• TURnE ROCK Gl.Bt Gor geous townhouse with E AGLE 'S NEST VIE W. Contemporary architecture, lots of glass, wood and skylites. Nearly new, upgrades carpets & drapes. Features include Ii ving room with soaring ceiling and 2-story fireplace, adjoining view patios. formal dining room , gour met kitche n with microwave, two bedrooms (master suite has view balcony and fabulous Roman b!!!!h 2 car atta·~~arage. · Sl.54.000. OWNElt w .a.u.. ACCEPT THAN 10% DN drive up to our o]>en house today at #8 Whitewater. Turtle Rock Glen Townbomes. WO OPIM TODAY #17 Rlppllng Stre.m,'J BR, F R Turtle .Rock Glm, Sl92.500 17702 Loyola Circle, s BR, Culverdale, '88,500 3562 Claremont, 4 BJ\, Culverdale, '88,900 Pete &-eu Jeafi'J . pre~enf~ ENCHANTING COTTAGE MEW USTING -PENINSULA POIMT - Sunny 2 bedroom, 2 bath -frtihly painted, rough ·cedar paneling, rust· color carpets and cozy fireplace. Take advantage of the "Move in Condition" and enjoy your summer at the beach! $159,500. I 5741. ~ Clal»oa Pet1f Sat,!Sm 1·5 THE LAST DETAIL 9UA.t.nY ~OHnRUCTION WITH VIEW -of bay, boats and beauty! Large living room, dining room, den, powder room, breakfast room, 3 bedrooms, and baths. Cul-de-sac· rear entrance with extra RV parking. Like new with many excellent features tor entertaining and family life. 302 Kings Rd IClff Ha• .. J M.l.S.t /S.. t ·5 WATERFRONT-NEWPORT SHORES ENJOY THE DEC:IC & GAIDIM - overlookiQg the water. Nice 2 bdrm home within walking distan ce or ocean, tennis, pools & club. Fee land! $148,500. 20 I CGML M.I. Sat S. 1·5 WILL CONSIDER 2nd OWNER ANXIOUS, MAKE OFFiil -3 bedrooms, family room and pool. Near-to-everythinl? Cliff Haven. 6 II Kfmgs PL M.I. Sat /S.. 1-5 CLOSE TO BEACH WITH OCEA.M VIEW -Well built cottage with 2 bedrooms and 2 baths. A fun place to live and vacation. 106 27•St. M.I. SatJS-1-5 TOTAL HARBOR VIEW! FROM THE ll.UFF OF CUFF HAVEN -3 Bdrm home with bay & oeean view. I ncluded are approved plans to enlarge $249,~fee. 911 ICillcp Rel. KL 0,... Sat/S.. I ·S OCEAN VIEW A.CROSS 'ntC WIOE OPIH SPA.CIS - see Catalina and sunsets from this 3 bedroom. dining room Condo. Built-in wet-bar and other amenities. Super location! # I 4 Swift Ct. Nwpt c,....t 0,... SWtdlry (off C a' U•J M.1. I .5 PERFECT WAY TO LIVE OM THE WA.TB. NEAi THE CITY - Come & see this lovely older 2 story. S bdrm, 5 bath home with superb view from master suite. Plus pier & dock ror large boat. All this on 35 feet of fee Lido Isle bayf ront. $)00,000. I I 2 Via Uc» Mani. ML 0,. S.S., t .S HOME WITH INCOME . ON CAINATIOH. COllOMA D&.MA.a - cozy 3 bedroom, 2 bath home -huge brick fireplace -fun living. Plus new 2 bedroom apartment with fireplace and built-ins. 4 Car parking. $205,000. HOME WITH INCOME OM CUFF DIUYE. CUFF HA VIM -wood a nd brick 3 bed room 'h ome - fireplace, open beams -architect designed. Plus 2 bedroom apartdlent with private e ntr ance and patio. $190,000. HOME WITH GUEST HOUSE POOL -tM IA YCUST -Open, airy 3 bedroom, f amily room home built around lovely pool. Top condition. Move right in. $213,000. . 1002 ....................... . ..................... . GORGEOUS PAD You woo't need to do a thing to this well main· talned. beautifully de· corated 2 Br 2 Ba home for $84.950. HELP ME! Be beautiful again! Give me some paint & new carpeUng-l 'll give you 4 twin aise bdrms, a spacious living room with love!y raised hearth fireplace, and a real step ot> =:o::=. ~: ::.rci:d~~-:; :V\ 845-9161 cabinets. Wltll a bit or 1..;... ___ ...;,_ ___ , Jave and attention I could $51 ,900 be very attractive.Name )'OUl' terms. I'm euy to w e 11 m ai n ta in• d eetJ $55,900. a nd I'm townhome in convenient )'OW'll Buy me today- locatioo. Btn IJ'oUnds w I talk about me later! Why mature trees & ahruba. 3 wait!! bd. 2 ba w I clubhouse, loyd "°'*""H pool ar sauna. Owner 64i·ti30 tranaferred. Must aell --------NOWl MfJ.7'711 c;:3 Walkt:r t; l r.r. • • .. • '*• IJ/uffi Bonanza OPEN TODAY 1·5 2 REAL BEAUTIES Both In Best Ara 405 FELIZ. Spectacular 3 bdrm. & family rm ... Estralita" Pla,n, hi&h beamed ceilings, light. bright & totally f1'esh, on widest greenbelt, "End" \Dlit, with 2 generous (morning & afternoon) patios. Completely redecorated tbruou t . Absol utely model home condition! Offered at $185,000 2215 FIESTA Ver y rare & highly prized SINGLE STORY, 3 bdrms. + lanai. Private end unit, greenbelt facing, adult area cul de sac, s potlessly clean, featuring one of the largest private patios in The Bluffs. And if that's not enough OWNER CARRIES THE LOAN! Don't miss this opportunity! at $145,000 Ge•ral IOOZC91 .. NI IOOZ .............................................. •VETS• Zar-oDown Zero Costs Homes in all areas, a ll sizes. Call: Veteran Housing Agt. 541-0100 IACKIAYW 2,000 Sq. ft. 3 BR. bonus rm .. , lam. rm. w I wet bar. Swim pool, jac., RV area. $130,000 · Fee. HB.IMl.DOWD RIALTOR 644-0134 1002 G1 .. ral 1002 ••MEW OCIAHROHT EXCWSIYE A really npe,. "ol' 9f'Owler" CMt btallM ..... beoclt lot wltla frollt .ct back ywcl. ~ two ·story wltla 4 bdr111t,, dl•l•9 rM a.d 2 porcllea • Co..plthty fwwldtecl. SNwwt by .,t °"" $350,000. CLOSE TO PERFECTION Mew on the ...-kif. A ntaly special l btdroo• coadomi•iH• •o•• wltll trf.lntl nch•hHnt. n1. proptrty ...... ~ roofft ....... clliltg roo• ••cl c••r•l•9 offlc•. Profesaa..y •orated ........... ................ ~ 11ut• teftt.g of CJl'H•lfY • • c...,.. Y°" .. W91t....., .... fwwll .. too...w .... wot ..... 5'...._ .. __ _ $149,500 PRIVACY A.HD GREBBY lcwll.., c*ondM la htlt .,,t.g colors. Co111fortabty orlHtecl 4 .,_.o• fmllDy room "°"" with pool sized back ywcl. A.II a1neafHes for 9"0Cloal lftlg JR ttt. Weddff--. $114.500. A FAMILY HAV94 Wei pl-1d a...•• c:.ulli.t caner • ... tblllff. M ... sct.a• 9CI ••• ,._ eo.fotttlble 4 IM*aa• ..ct formal .... ,.... a.o.. ._.... froM - back patios. "'at•r• sllr•b• aad c,:· $154,900. Opet1 Salw•y & WA.T&RlONT COMDOMIHIUM &Joy,... ............. ..... eel be !MliWI lad "J fM Ila ... ..... Hcl all tit• •lght lights. Tr•lr • prHllgl•• address wltlt aecwtty. pri•ecy mcl lmwl-...... Sp1daa 2 ~ with .. of pool, ...... .. --·· loaf dock ..., be ....... . O•••r ""'' co111lder l•ne/optf•. $239,500 IMDIYIDUAUTY AND STYLE A moat •••aal Hd •p•clon 4 ........... , ... eel.....,,._. best "?oa.t• loc:atloa. Two story ..... wlll op••· apeclon roe.a •cl loh of posslblltles to add,_. owa,.. • •tr· $2't,SOO -- Mutt Sell Now Mo111ng to Chicago' Enjoy this super 4 bedroom home here where it's warm! Attractive wallpaper and new pa1ntl Lovely carpets; eating are., family room and hearty brick fireplace. Large covered patio. Prime loealel $75,950 540-1720 Reduced; Bike to leoch Located within walking distance to Harbor High. Elegant home w ith 2 handsome fireplaces, 3 bedrooms, eating area olf the country kitchen. entry. family room and more. Pa110 Lush landscaping $97.900 540-1720 Loft Balcony Popular model of a well built anract1ve condo. Newly painted almost newt 2 bedrooms. eating area. entry and extra baths Deluxe kitchen. Patio. Must sell $65,500 540-1720 Colon I al ExecutfYe Located 1n prime area near Mesa Verde Golf Course an d Tennis Club Elegant Ille entry 1n lh•S super 4 bedroom home; lamlly room, dining room. eating area and 2 brick flreplaees. Wood windows Must see to apprec1atell Call now• 54(}1720 View Of The World! • Country atmoephere In thla lowlY home! See upper bay area, hills and lush golf course! 3 bedroom ranch style home with country· kitchen, eettng area. tamlly room and firep11ee. Patio Cant last. Just listed. $118,600 540-1720 Prestigious Show Place ••• Tastef ully decorated 1n rich earth tones throughout. Handsome wood paneling In the 1am1ty room 4 bedrooms. eating wea and llreplace. Patio : yard which haa been transformed into puttmg greenl l $129,500 5 40-1720 Poth Ta1tes? Superb home, fit for a king! Al811'1'1 ayst9m, intercom. central vacuum and deluxe kitchen. Plush carpet. 4 bedrooms, family room, formal dining room. den and eating area with bar. Lovely built-In bookcases; walk In clOM\I. Spaniah tiled court yard; Profeaalonal landscaping. Jacuwl Come and see! $182,.500 540-t720 Luth Gard.....-'1D,.._ BellUtlfully landscaped home with lots of extres for the green thumb! Coveted entry, country kitchen with eating area; dining room and family room. F1replac. for those cool eves: 3 . bedrooms. Patio. Close to shops ••• \/A terms. $79,900. 540-1720 Fu11y& Partlculcr7 Exclusive !>fight and breezy Califomi. atyled home In prime location. 3 bedroom pool home with family room. dining room area, eating eree and hearty fireplace. Patio and lhat lovely pool. $86,950 5-4().1720 Relaxn.o.. AchlltcJ Mmdes In your luxurtoua heat.cf cuatom fecuutt Executlv. Cornell home In Irvine, with extr• gal(>re. Paneled bonus room, 4 tpacloue bedrooms, dining room, eating wea. entry and .brick fireplace In the ramify room. Don't ml• ll..)uat lltted. St 19,900 ~1720 540-1720 I 2955 Harbor llYcl. Costa Mesa 3 IR + DEN + VIEW-$375,000 Magnificent white · water view at Little Corona in Old Corona del Mar-- So. of Hwy! This artistic ~em features 3 Bedrooms. Formal dming room. of charm -Asking $375,000. REDECORATED & REDUCED! Totally redecorated Blufh townhome ! 3 bedrooms. Formal dining room .. Gorgeous Trina model. Immediate occupancy ! Jus t reduced to only $151,500 ! Take advantage-<:all today! DEANE HOME-$124,500 Absolutely gorgeous etecut1ve decorator home in University Park's Deane Homes! Cathedral ceilings formal dining, family room. Lots of glass-open & airyl Custom drapes, common pool, tennis courts & park. $124,500. lmm~culate thruout. See it today-<:all fast 1 3 BR-NEWPORT RIVIERA Beautiful single story condo - 3 Bdrms, family room, stone fireplace. private patio, two tennis courts, 2 party rooms, pool & spa -& more! Don't miss it, call today. BLUFFS-4 IR-$120,000 Bluffs "W" Plan -4 Bdrm. & 21h bath. Spacious kitchen. Formal dining. Close lo shops & schools. Fast occupancy! Call today 673-8550 lll MARGUHITl. COROMA Oti. MAR ~THE REAL ~ESTATERS ~~~ .......... !?~~!~~!'! .......... ~~~~ FABULOUS GeMral I 002 G4net-al 1002 ....................... •••····•·••····•······· IEACH REnlA T NPT.AREA EXEC.HOME A unique opportunity for a fmly to move Into lhc N~ area & ~cape paying an outrageou11 price. LI ve tn a btfl "Buccola BuUt" llome known for spacious rm sir.es & huge wardrobe & storage space. Only a f~ blocks from Cliff Dr. & I.he Harbor. J iat II sled 6'&6-nH $57.900 VIEW ~ to poundinf aurl & cry5lal sand! Bar k yard is t.y area playground. Windina wo o d e n walkwa}'9 to 11ecluded en· try! Gourmet kitchen. Stcp-doWll ronverullon are a +fireplac e ! Sunshine breakfas t pat.io. Pool. jacuul & volley~!. Garden hvlng at lt..s nneu. 847-6010 !iiRti e•l~!!!~!U Want Ads Ca 11 842-5878 G1•ral 1002 .............................................. )}wt :Jo, '/Jou * BAYSIDE COVE. ~ence Newport's finest resort living near the water. Sophisticated l·bdrm., convertible den; beautiful pool, jacuzzi & private beach. $2'l5.000. By app't. only SPYGLASS. Live on top of the world ln this highly customized "Southport"; hua• matr. suite, 3 lovely bdrm.a., exceptionally large family & playrooms. Your bonus - gorgeous pool & Jacuzzi. $)38,500 - Fee. By app't. only THE BLUFFS. We just listed this great 2«ory 3 bdrm.., with you in mind. The very lowest priced townhome in th.is lovely area & lt won't last at SU4,500. 835 Amiaos Way #9. Open today 1·5 * HOMES OPEN I ·S This Aftft"ftoon UHl(f>UE IH HARIOll VIEW HIUS - Spacious 3 bdrm and den. Unique fl oor plan for li ving and entertaining, views , see Ba rbara Frame at 1038 Sea Lane, bring $180,000. UMl9UE IM IUCOM IA Y -Charming 2 bdrm, Cam. rm. with income unit. Nr. beach. $182,500. See Marilyn Hodges at #51 Beacon Bay. UHl9UE IM HARIOR VIEW HOMES - Super Palermo, 4 bdrms, many e xtras, immaculate, $179,500. See Laraine O 'N e 1ll at 2007 Port Ramsgat.e Pl. UMl(f>UE ON LIDO ISLE -Charming, courtyard entry, s unny 3 bdrm. See Alison Stevens at 217 Via Firenze. UHl(f>UE IH THE ILUFFS -vacant, greenbelt view, 3 bdrm or 2 + den, now only $142,500. See John Curtis at 2907 Perla. UH19UE IM OLD CORONA DB. MAR - Wood, glass and charm. 3 bdrm. 2 bath. New Hsting at $163,900 See Allan Heller at 709 Narcissus. UHl9UE IH CHIMA COVIE -5 bdrms. artists retreat, on the water next to a beach. $395 ,000 sand dollars. See Ralph Wakefield at 26Z7 Chma Cove Street. UHl9UE IH CAMEO SHORES -80x160 lot. 3 bdrm, colorful comfort. palatial. only ~.500. See Vergilene Hull at 4515 Hampden Road. UHl9UE IM HAlllOR VIEW HILLS Fantastic night and day view, 3 bedroom . va c ant, p erfect c ond . S28.t.750. S<.-c Bonnie Barrington al 29:n Pebble Drive. UHl9UE IN WESTCUFf -4 bdrms. lgc lot. like new home SliS,000. See Jane Paquin at 1601 Dorot.hy Lane. UHl9UE IH NEWPORT HlfGHTS -3 bdrm. pool, leaded glass, lge lot, only $138,500. See Sandy Zook (owoer/agl.) at 538 Redlands. UNl(f>UE IM SU VIEW -Outstanding view, 4 bdrm, Port Royal. Will lease option. $285,000. See at 2110 Yacht Mischief. UHl(f>UE OH IALIOA ISLAND - 6 bdrms. 5 baths. pier and noat, besl location ~.500. See Rita Doland al 1406 So. Bayfront. UtU(f>UE IH SIAV&IW -Port Royal, great \'iew. lowest price $25.5,000. See Sharon Smith at 2101 Yacht Grayling. UHl(f>UE lH OLD CDM -3 bdrm, 3 bath charrrii.ng home. excellent condition. ideal location. see Elaine Bell at 602 Acacia. Bring $163.900. UHl(f>UE IM IRVIHE TERRACE -A $350,000 "fixer upper''. front row view, 4 bdrms. See Kay Glavas at 1509 Dolphin Terrace. Upii.ll()UI: 11()MI:'· REALTORS' TI-IF NICf'$Tl'f.0Plf SELLINO THE Nf'ATf'STHOM[S CORONA DEL MAR, 675-6000 MESA VERDE, 546-5990 • CALL US cae: 810181 .ILllRS CD. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE VIEW HOME "Bluffs" R Plan. 2 Br + Fam. Room. Shows Like A Model WI A Spectacular Front Row Bay View. Huge Mstr. Bedroom Suite. $175,000. A "Joy Of Newport" Listing. Ol'EM SUMDAY 1·5. 20t MATA CHARMER lmmac. Bluffs 4 Br. Townhouse. Entry W /Sep. Guest Sulte. Winding Stairway Leads To High Ceilinged Liv. Rm. & Modem Kitchen. Lrge. Sun-Deck. Mstr. Suite & 2 Extra Bedrms. $143,500. OPIM SUMDAY 1-S 2900 9UfDADA • GREAT IUY Spacious 2 Br. Fam. Rm. Home In The Bluffs. 3 Baths. Many Custom Features. Near Pool & Ramada. Vacant And Ready To Move ldtO. Only $149,500. OP&e SU .. AY 1·5 2444 VISTA MOll.llA SPECTACULAR Spyglfss I Upgraded NeW'porter. Oak Flooftnl In Liv. Rm.. & Din. Room SpacloUI 4 Br. + Fam. Rm. W /Wool Carpet. Kltcben W /Mexi~on TUG. Custom Pool, Jacuul. $3291000. A ''Joy Of Newl>Oi't~' Ibtlnl. Or .. IUHOAY I ·I, IO OIWCIS IA\' PRICED TO SEU!! CDM DUPLEX. Each unit remodeled with new paint tn/out. Cpts & drp&, bulll·ln kitchen. 2 Bdrms, trplca. Owner wtll carry 2nd. No pay. meot for lslyear. Better hurry! $.171,SOO. 708 M-..erite, CdM CDMDUPUX South of Highway. Spacious 3 bedroom, den, fireplace-each unit. $239.000. 510 A•CKOdo, CdM 644-7270 3 Bdrm Cottdo sso.ooo. BeautiCully upgraded, paneled & papered. Soundproofed. LolS of storage. Lath & plaster. Pool, s auna, quiet seclusion. Adults age 16. 400Lll" ~ RJll 111 C.M. uw ttf!?'tr SEA VIEW Forever \iew; spacious 2 bdrm.. & den. attract.ave brkfst. nook. Perfect for t.hesmall family desiring a large home. $229,SOO. Held open today l·S. 1905 Yacbt. Marie. IAYSHOHS Garden home. re · modeled 3 bdrm .. 2 balh.s · decorator perfection. Quiet inside location, used brick courtyard en· try: low le ase hold . S.165,000. Held open today I 5. 2792 Circle Dr. LOTS OF ROOM ... for less money I 3 Bdrms .. family rm .. 2 frph:a. Beauti!ul, super greenbelt; many extras; garden patio. Exciting Bluffs E·Plan & well ,,need at $1S9 ,soo C. f. ColesworthY llUJ.TORS 640.00fO ADULT CONDO 2Br, 1\.o\Ba near J>OOl & rt'<: room. acres of lush landsc apin g, only W .SOO. Owner will sell on conlract. OPEN SUM 12-5 23524 Twin Springs Ln Diamond Bar, C.o. I st Time offered! 2 years new 3Br, H4Ba, lg living rm. 2 car garage. much more. On· ly.,500. ••bm l'l<o•lll.1'1. 6ll·ll02 . EASTSIDE HOME + $I .000 IKlft Lovely 3 Br 2 Ba home. hardwood floors, energy saving swimmlna J>OOI. 3 near new apls, 2 Br 2 Ba, pvt fncd yards, cathedral cl~. Quality construc· uon. Reduced to $227 .soo. CAPl~OO $53,900,$2,150 TOTAL OW .. ! Winding roadway to aoarina 2 story retreat! Private grounds protect secluded entry to lavlth llvtng room. Gourmet kitchen overlo6b sun- ahlne court.Jard I Wlnd· in• atai"'•Y leadi to sWeeplng master bdrm plus child's retreat I Hurry! Seller ls anious. 847-«)10 Cl'SN Ill q. 11 s le.JN io• HICt I l~·llld UT'STUDIU flOUUUX Mtnuttt from beacb. Ideal for owner oc~upan· ~t c.rtn~ tocatt'd ln C.11. Owner anxlo1.11 I Submlt your t.r•deit fpr l.,.S, eommerclal or re· 11.dentla.l property. Sub· mlll &lbJftitt 1U·MMU1 FINll HOMES FllOM $4t,t00 TO $1,100.000 IEAUTifUL HIWPORT ICM. COMDO 1-story, 2 BR, 2 bath w /dining rm, fpl & prestige Weatcliff location. Pool. A must see at $81,500. OPIM SUM l·S P.M. 1242 IUTLAMD ID II. (M·67) MEWLY USTIDl Beautiful light & bright pool home. Everything new & quality! Family kitchen w /latest appliances. parquet floors & used·bnck fpl; lg. living rm on pool side; 4 spacious BRs; French doors & sbutten; lush new carpeting; custom paper. OPIM SUM I ·S P .M. ll.21 NAMCISCO • ..,.. ICH. (M-68) IA YCllEST -POOL OPEM SUM 1·5 P.M. ltJ4 UIWAID <Off Trade winds). 4 generous BRs, 2th baths + family rm w/!pL New kitchen w/brklst area. Lg. pool for extensive exercising. Lovely tree·lined street location. A good value at $179,000. (M·69) HEW Offf:Rlti4G IM THE IMOU.S Doll house! 2 BR, 21h bath condo w /terrific mountain. pastoral & sparkling night light views! Olympic pool & tennis nearby. Appt only. Lois Egan 644-6200. (M·70) THE EXPEIJENCE RtOMna A new concept in exciting Newport· Beach living by the bay! Private beach, pool, jacuzzi + avail. boat docks. The "much in demand" Dual-Wide mobile borne w/every possible extra. Don't miss this one! Lois Miller 64.2·8235. (M-71) LUV THAT VIEW! This Monaco bas it all! Decorator's dream w/garden patios -master BR suite on lower level. Elegance & privacy of Big Canyon. $298,500. Jeri Hunt 642-823.5. <M -72) 4600 IOXIUIY Beautiful custom pool home in Cameo Shores. 3 lg. BRs, each w /private bath; formal dining rm + family rm; parquet floors & Bermuda shutters. $237,000. Martha Macnab&G-8235. CM-73) Sf 4t.IOO IN WESTCUFP AllA Delightful 4 BR home w/fenced pool, roomy family kitchen + eating bar. Very private patios & room for trailer or boat. Convenient to schools & shops. Extremely good value! Mary Lou Marion 642-823.S. (M-74) HEW IROADMOOll-SIAYIEW Rare Bar Harbor model w /3 BRs, 21h baths + lg. family rm w /fpL Soaring high ceilings; brkfst area + formal dining. Gorgeous views. Security Guard·Gate. Comer lot - $265,000 incl. land. Harriet Perry 642-823.5. (M-75) llG CAHYOM TOWHHOME View of golf course from nearly· every room. Deluxe app0intments -2 BRs, sitting rm, fpl, formal dining rm, private courtyard patio & 2 view decks! Comm. ·pool, jacuzzi & tennis court. $168,900. Joyce F.d..lund 642-8235. (M-76) CclM CHARMS Rustic 3 BR + den, 2-story home in perfect location near tennis & shopping. Wood paneled .living rm, floor-to-ceiling used brk fpl, huge master suite w /wrap-around balcony. R-2 zoning. $165,000. Paula Bailey 642-8235. (M-77) OUTSTAHDIMG IA Y VrEW HOME Wildlife & water view from every window! Bluffs "E" plan w/2895 sq.ft. Of prof. decor & landscaping + 3 BRs, 3~ baths, lamily rm w /wet bar, 2 fpls & lg. enclosed patio w /automatic soft lighting. $285,000 fee simple. Jean Dales 642-8235. (M-78) IA YCltlST GIM Io' royal condition! Privacy is preserved after entering gates past garden$ to this jewel of a 4 BR home w /family rm, living rm w /stone fpl, formal <lining & s pacious kitchen. All this for $210,000 incl. land. Tom Allinson 642-82$. CM-79) CAMIO SHOUS VllW Panoramic octan view & steps to prlvate baach! Beautiful 4 BR, f a1nlly rm, formal dln.loc nn home decorated In '-earth tones ... S•cluded pool in low·mah1t. courtyard. Appt. only. Donna Ood1bl.U 6'4 eaoo. (M-80) l ------ .. DIJLY OT ....-.~w. ••••••••••••••••••••••• !'•rel IOOJ ..................... l:OU Of HIWPOlT REALTORS 615-Jll I ~HOUSU 1m~ntn0&.. HIWPORT llACH: JUST LOVELY. l b .... ....., ....... ..... rOOM. Pcwt.tifto ...... ,a. ... ,... ••• bo.a f'OOlll with both. 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Hurry on Uus one! 6-j6.7171 °"'"' 1119. ll'S flJN r08f Nl(f• ~OOREAL j ~~~RS $7,205 plus $7,205 makes $14,400 needed to b\tY 4 bdrms, 2 ba. Owner says bring of· fen • Will coo.sider all. gg-r-0321. ~ Walker & lee Real Estate 2 Bouse on a lot near kewport Heigbta. Great Jnvestment. opportunity. Call Berit.age R.E. 54&90 -::.• . ..-HERITAGE . REALTORS .. WAUCTOTHE ,. llACH Je _area on the Pool. jacual. ta-..... ho lrial at bst.. a Bdrm. diJllnl ultra abarp home in Newpoc1 crest. Seller • ie very mothattd. -.zau O'fN lltO·n~JUHtOllf Mtt• ~ -' THE REAL ~~Al'ERS _ MIWHOMI .....W.C.M. Ballclcr Jmt completed um J miry 4 bedroom borne. F .. turea lndQC!e: va&llted celllnp. :l car ~ as RV 1toraJe. Hun'1. cboole your own ~SAT6SUMJH m~1c.N. fl/I .. ,,..51111 • , HERITAC£ IH 1\l l OH'~ 2 IB>lOOM 1211 Miramar. Laguna Beach 646 3255 $U.2.000 Sat/Sun l 5 • 1426 lt'lower, Santa Ana &16-3255 1)5,000 Sat/SWl 1·5 2395 Orange, Costa Mesa 646-7171 $80.000 Sun 1·5 1999Tustin, Costa Mesa 646-?171 $118,000 Sun l·S 2708 Fernleaf, CdM 644-7211 $13.5,500 Sun 1·5 332 Poinsettia, CdM 644 -7211 $134,500 Sat/Sun l ·S 706 Begonia, Corona del Mar 540·3666 $169,500 Sat/Sun l s 1718 Malabar, Coronadel Mar 673-8550 $140,000 Sun 1·5 #6 Dragonfly, Deerfield, Irv. 6t0·9900 $76,750 Sat 11·4/Sun 1·5 1574 E. Ocean Blvd. (Pen Pt>Balboa 642-5200 $159,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 ,, •20 1 Canal (NwptShores) NB 642-5200 $148,500 Sat1Sun 1·5 381 Costa Mesa St.. Costa Mesa 646 -3255 g)9,200 Sun 1·5 14632 Beach. College Park. lrnne 675-5511 930.000 Sat/Sun 1 5 383 Broadway, Costa Mesa 646·0733 $69,500 Sat/Sun 10·4 32471 Spyglass Court, SJ CaPo 496·7711 $94 ,500 Sunday 1·4 29 Tahoe (Univ. Prk) Irv. 559·6626 $115,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 310 Apolena, Balboa Island 673-4062 $187.500 Sunday 1·5 1646 Santa Ana Ave. (E/Side) C.M. 640-7618 $>8,000 Sun 1·5 125 Via Vella, Lido Isle, N.B. 640·53.57 $219,500 Sun 12·5 300 E. Coast H wy #71 (DeAnza 300 E. CstHwy#71 DAnzaVil,NB 642·8235 Sun. 1·5 300 E. Cst Hwy #49 (DeAnza Vill)NB 642-8235 $49,500 Sun. 1·5 12 Gunnison (Univ. Park) Irvine 642·823.5 $120,000 Sun. 2-5 2 IR & FAM RM or D&f 18682 Paseo Cortez(Turtlerock) Irv 752·2838 Sl07,750 Sat/Sun 1·5 •22 Shoal (Jasmine Creek> CdM 673-7601 $197,500 Sat/Sun l ·S 238 62nd St. (Newport Shores) NB 645-7575 Sun. 9·1:30 #2 Sparrowhawk, Woodbridge, Irv. 640·9900 S99,200 Sunday 1·4 1312 Dolphin Terr Clrvine:rerr) CdM 644-1766 Sl69,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 106 27th St., Newport Beach 642 -5200 S139.500 Sat/Sun l·S •2227 Donnie Rd <Upper Bay> N.B. 642·8235 $169,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 69 Sea Island Dr. <Bi~ Cyn> CdM 675·3411 Sl.59,500 Sat/Sun 386 15th Street, Npt Hts. C.M. 646·5398 $130,000 Sat /Sun l ·5 470 S hadow Lane, Laguna Beach 494-0028 $159,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 #1 J ordan East (Univ. Park) Irv. 559·0698 $96,500 Sat/Sun 12·5 2501 Harbor View CHVH) CdM 646-7414 $229,500 fee Sal/Sun 1·5 659 Bolsana, Laguna Beach 494·8585 $283,000 Sunll·4 1905 YachtMarie (Sea View} N.B. 640-0020 $229,500 Sun. l ·5 2444 Vista Nobleza, Blu!fs. N.B. 631-1800 $149,500 Sunday l ·S • 1001Nottinj?ham Rd (Westcliff) NB 642·8235 $250,000 Sun. 1·5 #10 Rue Fountainbleau(BigCvn>NB 646-3928 $249,900 Sun. 1 ·5 l IEDROOM 436 E. 20th Street, Costa Mesa 544-4900 $114,500 Sat/Sun 12-4 453 Vista Grande (Bluffs) NB 644-2148 $145,000 Sat/Sun l ·S 2121 Leeward Lane, Newport Beach 548-0397 $172,000 . Sat/Sun 1-5 l6135St.Croix (Htg. Hbr) H.B. 846·0398 $227,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1521 Kings Rd. (Newport Hts.) NB 645·7575 $249,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 314 Prospect (Newport Shores) NB 645-7575 $107,000. Sun.12-5 207 Milford Dr. <CarpShrs) CdM 673-4400 $269,500 Sun 1-S 718 Goldenrod, Corona del Mar 631-1800 $157,500 Sat/Sun l ·S . 23392 Ca mini to Juanico, Laguna Hls 645-3474 Sat /Sun 1·5 194.2 Pt. Cardigan <HV Homes) NB 759·0811 $139,500 Sun.1·5 689 Vista Bonita, Bluffs, NB 640-9900 $1.39,900 Sat/Sun 12·5 5070 Balsawood, Irvine 640-9900 $L06,000 Sunday 2·5 418 E. 20th st. (E/Side) C,M. 645·9161 Sat/Sun 1·5 2792 Circle Dr. <Bayshores) N.B. 640-0020 SJ.65.000 Sat/Smt 1·5 4821 Cortland <Cameo Hinds) CdM 645-9].61 $216,000 Sat/Sun12·S 617 Vista Bonita, Newport Beach 673·8550 ~.ooo Sun. i..s 304 Otero, Newport Beach 673·8550 SlSt,500 Sat/San 1-S 20 Laurel Tree Ln (Unl'l.Park) Irv 752·1414 $121,500 Sat/SUD 1·5 2Viejo <RancboSanJoaquin) Irv. 642-8235 Sat/Sun 1.5 ••3322ViaLido (Lido lsle) NB 644-6200 $&25,000 Sat/SUD 1·5 808 Via Lido Soud. Lido Isle, NB 67S-M'JO C.59,500 Sunday l.S * •21 Balboa Cove5, Newport Bcb 752· 1920 $250,000 Sat/St.In 1~ •508 San Bernardlno,.~ptfft&. NB 540·3666 $145,000 Sat/Sunl-.S S3S Vtata Playa (Tho Bloffl) NB 84<M>02o $184,900 Sat/Sun 1.s 17761 San DoYalt Hunt. BeaCh 11 752·1700 *18.SOO Sat/Sun l ·S 19SanMateoWay (Spy&lus) CdM • 675·3411 Sat/Sun 1'1506 lrVlne.1..·~wpott Beacli 846·7171 ~.000 Sat/Sun l ·I 188 Vir,W.P1., Oolta Meta 6'6-7171 Sl.Mt900 . . DIRECTORY ..... ... =t.•··...., ... ,. ............. c .. •· .......................... ..... _.. ... ._., .......... 11119 Wlhai' a .. _ ........ DAILY NOT WIMf ADS • ....,._ .............................................................. ~ ... ~ 2500 Margaret (Newport Hts) NB 646-7711 Sat/Sun l 5 5404 Ri ver , Newport Beach 646-7711 Sat/Sun 1·5 107 "A" St., Balboa Penin. 631·1400 $265,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •230 Lugonia (Nwpt Shores) N. B. 646·3255 $109,700 Sun. 1·5 1424 Mendoza Terr .. Cmaffids,CdM 675·7449 $299,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2629 Occidental, Santa Ana 493-621.J. $61,900 Sat/Sun 12-6 2662 Crestview <Bayshores) NB S176,000 Sat/Sun 1·4 17782 Prescott Ln, H.tg Bch 847-3119 $81,750 · Sat/Sun 12·5 13 Sundown Pass (Deerfld Pk) Irv. 552·5398 731-1281 Sat/Sun 10·5 •921.Capital, Costa Mesa 646·5743 $84,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 618 Tustin (Npt Hgts) N.B. 642·1830 Sat /Sun 1·4 8 Baruna Court, (Npt Crst) N.B. 548·6205 Sat /Sun 10·4 2256 Colgate, College Park, C.M . 751·3869 Sat/Sun 1-5 2620 Riverside Dr. (E/Side) CM ~2·6368 $79,900 Sat/Sun 12-4 24096 Paseo Corona, Dana Point 496·5185 $92,500 Sun 1·5 S Cedarglen (Woodbridge) Irv. 551·1582 $69,500 Sunday 1-5 1084 Glen Circle, Costa Mesa 645-7221 $91,900 Sun 1·5 9591 Bickley (Yorktown Villas} HB 545-9491 Sun 1-5 23221 Mindanao Circ, Laguna Niguel 661·1161 $227,500 Sun.1:30-5 3084 College Ave., Costa Mesa 546-2.113 $69,900 Sun 1·5 :!3932 Pequito, Dana Point 831 -20'19 $230,000 Sun 1·5 l IR & FAM RM or DEM L827 Mariners Dr. CWestclifO NB 644-1766 $155,000 Sal/Sun 1·5 191 31 WdfrdTer.T.RrkPres. 644·1766 $229,500 Sun. 1·5 807 Ceiba Pl. (Eastbluffl N.B. 644 -1766 $136,500 Sun. l·S 1121 Oxford Ln (Dover Shrs) NB 548-0391 5165,500 Sat/Sun 12·5 2323 Private Rd. <Back Bay) N.B 644-1766 $167,500 Sat.1·4 •913 Junipero, Mesa d el Mar. C.M. 751·3191 S unday 1-5 1092 Santa Cruz, Costa Mesa 751·3191 SM.900 Sunday 1·4 3132 Madeira, Costa Mesa 751·3191 Sat/Sun 1·4 #1 Wood Nymph <Irv Groves) Irv 645·3474 SlOS,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 17852 Mann, Univ ·Park, Irvine 640-9900 $109,000 Sat/Sun 12-5 ~86 E . 18th St .. Costa Mesa· 540·1151 $89,900 Sat/Swll-4:30 fi8 Tortoise SheJl Orv. Groves>Irv. 645-3474 $113,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •611 Kings Pl. (Cliff Haven) NB 642·5200 Sat/Sun 1·5 •9102 Mahalo, NptWest,Hnt.Bc h. ~75-6741 -Sat/Sun 1-S 911 Kings Rd. (Cliff Haven) N.B. 642·5200 $249,500 Sat/Sun 1-S 302 Kings Rd. (Cliff Haven) N.B. 642·5200 $250,000 SClt/Sun 1·5 #5 Wood Nymph, Irvine 673-8550 $10.S,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 S35 Tustin, Newport Beach 673-85.50 $130,000 Sat 1-5 2951 Catalpa, Newport Beach 673-8550 $194,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •1761Pt.Manleigh (l1Vlhns>.NB 644-6200 $179,500 Sat/Sun 1-s 4 Laurel Tree (Univ. Park) Irvine 752-1414 $11S.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 2509 Carriage, Santa Ana 540-1720 $79,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 3329 Alabama Cir., Costa Mesa 540·1720 SSS,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 442 Cambridge, Costa Mesa 540-1720 Jn,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 * 10710 Peonr. Fountain Valley 540-1720 $84,500 Sat/Sun l ·S 2256 Colgate, Costa Mesa 898-7855 S15.500 . Sat/Sunl·S •4525CamdenDr. (CamSbrs)CdM 644-4910 $Jl0 000 Sat/Sun l·S .. 36 Cambridge, Npt Hts, Npt Bcb 540""3666 $109,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 6 Rue Valbonne CBig Canyon) NB 644·6200 $284.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 516 DeAnia, Corona del Mar 675·2311 $207 ,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 10131 Dewey Dr., Garden Grove 752·1700 $74,950 Sun.1.s 1 Clean Spring (Trtlrt Hglnds) Irv. 675-34.U $225,000 Sat/Sun 19322 Sierra Bello, I"lne 675-3411 $119,900 Sun 1-S 930DarreUSt., C°"ta Mesa ~-2313 -9,900 Sat/San 1-4 •3351 Marteold <Greeobrook) C.M. 546·2318 $11.9,000 Sat/Sun l ·S 1791 Hummlngblnt, C.11. 54&-?.313 $129 000 Sat/San t.s 1D07 Port Brii~, NewpC!d Belch . 675·5511 Sund~-1·5 t.20 Wbitewate-,J..-mtneerk..Cd.M 675·5511 t23$,000 Sonday l ·S 22091 Comanctie. ~e !'<nit 67~11 &iilda.Y l ·S 3428SantaClara,C.M.WoOda,CM ' 6'8-3255 tee,990 sat/Sunl·S "121 Homestead', Green~lirvine 1SZ-'1315 •1.soo Satl&Ua 1·5 538 Fullerton Ave. (Npt Htgs>. N.B. 646-3842 Sat/Sun 12·5 4102 Brisbane, Irvine 631-1400 '11.000 25012 Refiejo, Mission Vlejo 496-7711 $89,900 Sunday 1·5 2042 Orchid Hill Pl, Newport Bch 751·3910 $131,500 Sat /Sun 12·5 9132 Rhodesia, Huntington Bch 963-7470 $96,900 Sat/Sun 12·5 41 Snapdragon. Irvine 551·1444 $85,000 Sat & Sun 29211 Kensington Dr., Lag. Ngl. 495·5&94 $125,000 Sat/Sun 1·4 1833 Port Stanhope <HVH> NB 552·4414 Sat/Sun 1·5 4804 River Ave, Newport Beach 642·3299 $123,500 Sat/Sun 1-4 2021 Deborah Ln, Newport Beach 642·1965 $124,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 3005 Babb St., Costa Mesa 894·5396 '$76,900 Sunday 1·5 2412 Holly Lane, Npt Hts, NB 548-6333 $99,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 105 Via Nice, Lido Isle, NB 675·5499 $225,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1181 Atlanta Way, Costa Mesa 548-9416 $74,990 Sun 1-5 206 La Jolla Lane, Newport Bch 646-61~ $210,000 Sunday 1-6 14891 Braeburn Rd, Ts tnMdws 979-8100 S99,700 Sun 1·5 1500 Antigua Way,DvrShrs.NB $272,000 Sun 12-6 1892 Roanoke (Tustin Mdws) Tustin 835-2012 Sunday 2-5 24102 El Mirage, Laguna Niguel . 66l·ll61 $126,950 . Sun. 1-3 :30 24396 Borrego Court, Laguna Niguel 646-3448 $123,900 Sun 1-5 2215 Golden, Newport Beach 540·1720 $118,500 Sun. 1·5 • 2553 Greenbriar. Cos la Mesa 540-1720 $86,950 Sun. l ·S 14SwiflCt. <NwptCrest) N.B. 642·5200 Sun.1·5 1219 Belfast St. (Hillcrest) CM 546-2805 $74,950 Sun.1-5:30 43.5 Begonia, Corona del Mar 494-lOlS $225,000 Sun 1·5 • 1906 Teresita Lo., Newport !kb 546·5880 · Sunday l ·5 424 E. 16th St .. Costa Mesa 646·7711 Sun 12·5 2907 Harbor View Dr(HVHills)CdM 644-6200 $315,000 Sun. 1-5 • •3241\JrngStar,DvrShrs,NB 642·8235 $495,000 Sun.. l ·S 61 Nighthawk (Woodbridge) Irv. 752-1414 $119,900 Sun.1-4 2020 Avenida Chico (Bluffs) NB 642·823.5 $175,000 Stm.. l ·S 23252 Ellice Circle, So. Laguna Bcb 644-6200 $249,500 Sun.1-5 2901 Paper Ln. (Anniver Estates) NB 642-823.S $124.500 Sun.1-5 4615 Cortlnd Dr, CamH.lnds.CdM 644-6200 $154,000 . Sun.1-5 1015 Concord, Costa Mesa .546-2313 $89,900 sun1 .. s 24 Kamalii, Newport Beach 546-2313 $125,000 Sun 1-4 2100 Highland Dr., Newport Beach 67546.10 S138.500 Sun 1-:l 4 llDIOOM •947 Presidio (Mesa del Mar> C.M. 979·2251 $3,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1260 Watson, Costa Mesa SST-6166 Sat/Sun 12-S 359 Vista Madera (Bluffs> N.B. • 673-4400 $1S9 ,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 2964 Bimil\i <Mesa V~rde) CM 644-7383 $89,500 Sat/Sun 1.$ 273 Sierk:s, Costa Mesa 546·5880 Sat/Sun 12·5 • 12622 Barrett Lane, Tustin 673-8550 $170.000 Sat/Sun l·S 2033 SbiPW&Y (Baycrest) N.B. 642-8235 $210,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 15271 Swallow, Westminster 898-~ $'1'1,000 Sunday 1-5 8901 Stillwell, Huntington Beach 540·3666 $185,000 Sat/Stm 1-5 1436 Keyview (Harbor View) CdM 675-3411 $24.9,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 771 Olympic, Costa Mesa 546-2313 m ,711 Sat/Sun 1·5 9 Monterey Cir. <Spyglass) CdM 675-Mll S32S,OOO Sat/Sun U6IO Dorchester, CamH'Jn$.Irv. 675.a«U $Z10,000 Sat/Sun. 265 22nd st.. Costa Mesa 64$.7111 •ooo Sat/SUD l ·S 2212 Margam Dr., Newport Beach 646-7C14 $119,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 935 W. Bay, B-1 Pemi, Balboa m~·55ll $3$0.000 Sat/Sun I-S 2919 Ellcsmer, <Mesa Verde) C.M. 536·1484 Sll.9,900 Sun. l·S 2050 AlisOAve (E/tlde) CM 631-4719 $125,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •2327 ~Dr (College Pk) C.M. 540-9frll .... '' ,'i. Sat/Sun~· .205 Vla Jucar <UdO late) N.B. 67$.GSI .... satJSun 1U D PW't, Balboa~Wid 640s531'r *'75.000 sat/SUD W$ ~11.Zl $l2S Sun J...S 1814 PNCWa,~BUcb 333 BOrdiaux Riviera) C.M. Ul·ml ...., SliLl~ ' 2900Qu~3da:B1utrs, Newport Bch 631 ·ta>O $143,500 Sunday l s •239 Colton (NwptShore:s> NB 645·9161 Sun. l·~ 4 • & PAM RM or Dl!!H * 1400 Santiago <Dover Shrs) NB 752-1461·. $310.000 . Sat/Swi 1 .. 1711 Ten-aP1n Way, Baycrest, NB 844-9060 $187,500 Sat/Sun 1-4 1004 Shawnee Dr., Santa Ana 556-4729 ~ .900 Sat/Sun 9.5 311 E . 22nd St., Costa Mesn (213)285-8700 $135,000 Sa/S 12·4 2665 Da.v::;horeDr .• Bayshores,NB 644·1766 $275,000 Sun. 2·5 •32641 Mediterranean, Lag.Nig. 494-7578 $280,000 Sun. 2·5 1857 Braemar Way, Newport Beach 675-1642 $195,000 Sun. 1·5 27542 Agrado, Mission Viejo 586~ $89,900 Sat/Sun 12·5 25002 Hayuco. Mission Viejo 586·5441 $6,500 Sat/Sun 12·5 52 Drakes Bay <Spyglass) N.B. 640·6161 S259,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 32 Drakes Bay (Spyglass> N.B. 640·6161 $275,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 20191 Norcro(t (Landmark> H.B. 640-6161 9}7 ,000 · Sat /Sun 1 5 967 Junipero, Mesa del Mar, CM 556-2660 $91,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 #28 Oakdale, Irvine 673-8550 $119,900 Sun. l ·S 2033 NS. CapellaCt.M. Y erde.CM 549·833.5 $112.500 Sat/Sun 12·5 21892 Summer Circle, Hunt'g Bch 963-6767 $125,950 Sun 1·5 •22 Morro Bar D_r, Spyglass,CdM 640·1812 tJ00.500 Sat/Sun 12·5 •22 Morro Bay Dr, Spyglass,CdM 640-1812 $3o9,soo Sat/Sun 12-s 1909 Yacht Enchantress. N.B. 640·1812 $259,000 Sunday l·S 2219 Channel Rd., Balboa Penn 640-1812 $249,500 Sunday 1·5 #4 Shasta, Peters Twnhm, Irvine 640-1812 $147,500 Sunday 12·4 • •502 Via Lido Nord<Lido Isl}NB 673-1020 $650,000 Sun. 1·5 2242 Heather Lane. N.B. 642·8235 $169 900 Sat/Sun 1·5 2226 Port Carlisle (HV Homes) NB 642-8235 Sl.78.900 Sat/Sun l ·S 2317 lrvineAve. (Upper Day) NB 642-8235 $199,900 Sat /Sun 1-5 1915 Windward <Baycrest} NB 64.2·8235 Sat/Sun l·S 1459 Galaxy (Dover Shores) NB 642-8235 $295.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •4531 Camden, CamShrs. CdM 644-6200 ~.900 Sat /Sun 1 s 16611 Apple Lane, Fountain Va lley 898-785.S $127,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •975 Denver (Mesa North) CM 545.9491· Sat/Sun I-S 256 Knox (Newport Hts) NB 545-9491 Sat/Sun l ·S 4501 Surrey_ Dr .• CamH'lnds.CdM 644-4910 $179.500 Sat/Sun 12-4 2878 An.za Lane, Costa Mesa 540-3666 $81,900 Sunday 1·5 2807 Ebbtide, Corona del Mar 675·34ll S299.500 San 1.S 873 Sandcastle Dr ,HbrVu. CdM 675·3411 Sat/Sun 3032 Cleveland, Costa Mesa 546-2.113 $85,000 Sat/Sun l·S 17532 Luther, Irvine 646·7171 $10.S,OOO Sat/Sun 1·5 3209 Dakota, Costa ·Mesa 646-3255 $87,900 Sun. l ·S 2901 Catalpa, Newport Beach 631-1400 $154,900 Sat/Sun 1-S #19 Robon Court. Npt Crest,NB 675-5511 Sunday l ·5 1911 E. Balboa, Balboa Penin 631·1400 $269,500 Sat/Sun 1-S 1526 Highland. Newport Beach 631·1400 $184,500 Sat/Sun l ·S •1839 Sabrina Terr, Newport Bch 631-1400 $398,000 Sat/SWl 1-S 14532 Guama, College Park, Irvine 752·7315 $109,950 SlDlday 1·5 17482 Wayne, Culverdale, lrvine 752·7315 SOS.500 Sat/Sun l ·S 14921 Athel, College Park, Irvine 752.7315 $122,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 #14 Shasta, University Park. Irv 752·1315 $134.450 SWlday 1-S 24622 San Vincente. Missioo Viejo 979-8533 $145,000 Sun 1-S •1615 Ruth Lane, NewPort Beach 642-2589 $169,500 Sun. 1·5 123 Via Orvieto, Lido Isle, N.B. 548·6333 $277,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 24662 San Vicente Mission Viejo 979--8533 $145,000 SWl 1·5 19981 Cato, Huntington Beach 848-1322 $11B,OOO Sat/Sun 1.S 2958 Ceylon Dr (Mesa Verde) CM 546-4373 $97,500 Sat/Sun 10.S 25211 Yacht Drive, Dana Point 496·7711 $104,500 Sat/Sun 1-S 33431 Periwinkle (Shores) Lag Nig 492·2958 $16.5.000 Sunday 11-4 3367 Nevada, Costa Mesa 754.~ ~.ooo Smtday 1-s 1718 Port Margate <HVH> N.B. 6«·5128 $175,000 Sun 12-4 • 10 Drakes Bay. Spyglass, CdM 631-1*10 $329,000 Sun.day 1.S "2474 Orange Ave ., Co,,ta Mesa 642·5062 Sv.n l·S *2870Clubhouse <Mesa Verde) CM 545·9491 Sun l·S •3490San Rafael (Mesa Woods) CM 545~9'91 Sun 1 ·S 1653 Mlnorc.a. Mesa Vente, C.M. 5"-2313 ~.900 S\DJ l·S 28701.el1 Drive, Laguna Belch 491.auT $lS.,500 &m. 12-5 13702 Fairmont Wy, North Tustin 5'MtC1 $119.950 . Sun.1-5 •22'7 SMtWood Pl., Costa Mesa 5'8·2313 $l35,000 Sun 1-5 •3213 Net5riika, (Mesa Verde) C.M. 548·2313 •1.000 Sun 1-5 2318 ~ (E.utbluU) N.B. 6U l!!5 .... &m:.1.S . . ' r ti cl t (. •• 675-2311 FORMER MODB. Beaut 2 Br, 2 ba Mariners Cove W. mdl. Prof upgrd'd w /gorgeous pallo, sec complex w/privacy galore. pool, sauna, jacuzzi for your pleasure. Ofr'd at $68,500. Ask for Thelma at 751·386'9. DIRECTORY ............ .._.., ... ,_ ............. c ... _ ........... Altlll.Mc ...... lktH ...... -~I. .,_tw .... .., ............ .,. .. ...,., DAtLY f'tU)T W//Mr ADS.,.._. ...... .,.. .............. _,.... _-.M ...... _ ................. ~ ... s......, • -..,. 4 IR & FAM RM or Df:H 1730 Galaxy (Dover Shores) N.8 . 642·8235 $340,000 Sun.1-4 19651 Pt.Wcybridgc,IIV Hms,NB 642·8235 $162,500 Sun. 1·5 17 i"oxh11l CDcerfleld > I r vanc i!'!2·1414 $138,000 Stm. 1-5 :.16 1{ov:i1 S~ C,r·~c 1;·~Cyn 1 ~.B. t;4 1 titOO SM>9,500 Sun . t 5 * tfi WmS?cd Foot <Big Cyn 1 NB b 11 <; ... ;.J :.::.:; " > Sun. 1-5 • 192 1 Let·\\ ard t Ra)< n :--t ' :'\.B. 6 1 2~ Sli!J.000 Sun .l-5 •2221 F rant·t'>t'O ll'ppcr Bay) NB 642-8235 S239.500 Sun. 1·5 :.! II I Or ange.\\ l'. Co!)La :\lesa - Ii I:? SOli:? Sun 12·4 111 :.! S.111clc .i:--11<>. C-d:\I "I I ll1i1: s:!.)!J ooo Sun l ·5 18::.i T.t11111 1 \ft-..,a \'pre({') C:\T :i lti 11 11 s1;1:J..:,oo Sun 1-.> 5 BEDROOM • • 220 \'ia Lido :'\ord (Lido II> NB 673-7300 ~25,000 Sun. 12-4 23832 Stillwater , Laguna Niguel 759-0811 $157.500 Sat/Sun ~-5 * * 1222 E. Balboa Bl, Balboa 640·9900 Sat 12-2. Sun 12-4 * • 11 2 Via Lido Nord (Lido Isl) NB 642-5200 S.500,000 Sun. 1·5 lllil Glcncac:lc:.T l•rr , C:\l Ii 12·~>2 • Sun 12·4 5 la & F.AM ltM or DIM 209 Narcissus. Corona del Mar 673-4400 $330,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •2033 Santiago Drive, Baycrest. NB 642-7408 $219,000 Sunday 1·5 460 Mendoza Terr., Corona del Mac 644-7383 $375,000 Sat/Sun l ·S 421 Seville (Balboa Peninsula) NB 644 -1766 $269.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1014 Mariners Dr. DvrShrs.NB 642 -5200 ~.ooo Sat/S·un •51 Royal St. George. BgCyn, NB 640-5711 $1,200,000 Sun. 1·5 •2012 Seadrift (Irv. T e rrace) CdM 644 -7270 $244,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1800 Port Tiffin Pl. (HVHms) NB 644·6303 $205,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 4001 Topside .Lane, CdM 644 -7211 $274,500 Sunday 12-4 6562 Glen Dr. (Goldenwest Pk) HB 892-7677 $152,900 Sat&,Sun 41 Bodega Bay, Corona del Mar 640·5357 $279.000 Sat/Sun 12-5 33821 Ave Callta, San Juan Capo. 496-7711 $195.ooo SUncfay 1.s 10922 Furlong (Cowan Ht.a) Tustin $245.000 S'-dlday 1·5 3116 Pierce, Costa Mesa · 545-42.89 _,3,900 Swlday 1·5 1800 Port Taggart. Newport Beach 640-5357 $187 ,500 Sun 12.s 1823 Tanager Drive, Costa Mesa 675-4144 Sunday l..S 830St. Clair <Mes a del Mar) CM 545-9491 S\401·5 1161 GlcnEagles, Costa Mesa 642·S062 Sun Jr6 2716Canaty,McsaVetde,CM , . 54M1U $1.36,000 S\111. t--S * 3098 Bali Clrclc. Mesa V erde.t..<ft.l 8'2·2422 , ~.ooo ~~ '1·6 CONDOMINIUMS ~ : ~ I FOR SAi:E . I I ~c>oM ••310ftrnlnd0 WIN) N.B, ., 2710·D Segerstrom, Santa Ana 645-3474 $>3,500 Sat/Sun 1·4 2400 Elden #15, Costa Mesa 497 -1751 $>9,000 Sunday 1-5 •38 Sea Island Drive (Big Cyn) 644 -4910 $140.000 Sat/Sun 1 5 2905 CF) Fair view, Santa Ana 540-3666 $4.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 ;; Landfall Crt. :-\wpt Crest . N.B. MH 11-;-1 s:_, • "I Sat.1-s 411-t\ ,\lton c Bra<..l tord Pl> S A. -193-6211 $.55,900 Sat Su n 12·6 9 Swift COW1.. Newport Beach 640·5357 Sl65.000 Sat /Sun 12-5 21 Surfside, Newport Beach 540-1720 $89,500 Sun. 1-5 44 Orang e Blossom (Orange 44 Orange Blossom ,OrngTre,Irv 833-9781 9>4.950 Sun. 1-5 18507 Pueblo. Huntington Beach 842-9371 $88,500 Sun 12-4: 30 12 Aries Court, Newport Beach 640-5357 $112,500 Sun 12·5 *22915 Bonita.Ra nchoVicjo, ElToro 642-5200 $59,900 Sun. l ·S 1200 Rutland Rd., #6, Newport Bch 646-7111 $82,500 Sun 1-5 2 IR Ir FAM IM or DB4 209 Nata, Bluffs, Newport Beach 631-1800 $175,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •33 Silverwood (Deerfield) Irv. 552-6161 $80,000 Sat/Sun 11-4 456 Superior, Newport Beach 675-6775 $85,000 Sun 1·5 1242 Rutland Rd #2 CWestcllff) NB 642·823.5 $81 ,500 Sun.1-5 3 IEDIOOM 624 Sullivan #17C, Santa Ana 646-7711 $51,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 *631 SI Fairnew (#8-C) Santa Ana 646-3255 $50,000 Sun. 1·5 2931 C So. Bradford Pl, SA 540-6.132 $61,900 Sat /Sun 12-5 19880 Claremont, Hunt'g Bch 957-0001 $56,750 Sun.1-S 1909 Westwind, Santa Ana 540·1720 $89,950 Sun.1-S 6145 Hefley Sq., Westminster 898-7122 $75,900 Sun 12·5 345 University Dr #B4, Costa Mesa 675-5200 $89,500 Sun. 1·5 240-B W. Carriage Dr., Santa Ana 642-823.S $58,900 Sun. l·S J II & FAM lM or DIM •607 Lassen Ln (Brookview) CM 545-9491 Sun l·S 34S University Dr., D-2, C.M. ~1... S86 000 Sun 1·4 405 Felli ('nte Bhiffs) N.B. 84~ $l8S,OOO Sun. l ·S" 2215 Fiesta (The Bluffs) N.B. 840-5580 $145.000 Sun 1-5 · 519 P}aya (Bluffs) NewPortBeocb 642·823.5 ~7.500 Sun. 1-5 21657 Ocean Vista Dr .• So. Laauna 646·ml Sat/Sun 1·5 3 IB>ROOM 623 18th St., Hunt'g Beach 546-0270 Sun 11-4 3 IR & F.AM RM or DB4 #11 StarburstCrt .. Nwprt Crest, NB 752-1700 $87,500 Sun. 1-5 DUPLEXES FOR SALE 2 IR & I IR 616-6161h Poinsettia. CdM 759-0611 $168,500 2 IR EACH 701 Narcissus. Corona del Mar 644-7383 $173,500 Sat/Stm 1·5 708 Marguerite. Corona del Mar 644-7270 $171 ,500 ' Sat/Sun 1-5 2 IR & 3 IR 618 Narcissus, Corona del Mar 675 ,2311 $187,500 Sat /Sun 1-5 3 IR & IACH 323 Apolcna Ave. <Bal Is l l 1:1.$ ti!IOO $2i5.000 l IR & I IR 128 43rd St., Newport Beach 673-6210 $189,950 Sat/Sun 12-4 l II & 2 IR 365 La Perle Place. Costa Mesa 673-8494 $191,500 Sun. 1·4 1577 Wintergreen (Mesa Verde ) CM 559·6330 $1ZZ.500 Sun. 12-4 131·1311 2Topaz, Balboa Island 673·6900 $:¥7,500 Sat/Sun l·S 399 E.18thSt., Eastside, C.M. 675·5511 $146,500 Sat&Sun 1·5 388 E. Roch~ter, Costa Mesa 646-3928 $105,000 Swi.1-5 . • •522 S. Bay Front <But Is> 673-6900 $450,000 3 IR EACH 510 Avocado, Corona del Mar Sun 1-5 644-7270 $239,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 518·181h Fernleaf, Corona del Mar 644-6200 Sat/Sun 1.S 4 IR Ir I IR 715-7151h Jasmine, Coronadel Mar 644-1766 $22.5,000 Sat/SWl l·S 4 IR & 2 II 206-2061fz Abalone, Balboa Island 642-8235 Sat/Sun 1-S 317 -31712 Ruby, Balboa 673-6900 $'289,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 TRIPLEX FOR SALE l-2. ll'S 1553 Ponderosa#C (Mesa Verde) CM 545-~91 Swi. 12·2 HOME & INCOME FOR SALE l IR & I llt 415 Heliotrope, Corona del Mar 644·4848 Sat/Sun 1·5 204·2041h Sapphire( Balboa Island 673-4062 $233,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 · MOBILE HOME FOR SALE 2 •ROQM 14851 Jeffrey Rd. #~frvine · 545-94.91 Sat/Sun 1·5 TOWMHOUS! FOR RENT .,J R Ir MM IM or DIM •#4 Plerre-(Heritaae Pk> Irv. SSl-1918 $485 mo. Sat/Sun 1-4 COMDOMIMIUM . FOi LEASE : l M & PAM lM w DIM •2921 Perla <The Btwr > N'.B. 644410 S800 Mo. at/Sun l~ B~N~J~;tory desip. 2 " 3 Bd.rm1. Fenced patio & garden are a s. Hug e 2 c ar garages. Formal entry halls. Elegant master bdrm suites. Spacious, l>unny kit chens. Wood burning fireplaces. 2 ten· nis courts & swimming! VIEWS!!! FEATURES: All homes include VA /FHA quality cpt! + ceramic tile kitchen counters ! + wood shake roofs! + Westlngbouse range + dbl ovens! + West· lnghouse dishwasher! + fireplace! + patio slab lenc log! + 2 CAR GARAGES! + West· lnghous e washe r + dryer (Pla llB 3&4 )! Butcher block design cabinet&! ! ! THE LOCATION IS RJGIIT! Walk or bike to MIRA COSTA COLLEGE + Tri-Cities Hospital & Med Center. 2 car minutes to all shop· pmg. 4 car minutes to MAY CO.-EL CAMINO R E AL Rt;GIONAL SHOPPING CENTER! 10 car minutes to C a rl s bad & Vis ta Employment Cent.ers. PARK PLACE Oceanside DIRECTIONS: FROM ORANGE COUN· TY: Come south on FWY S to HWY 78·EAST. Now East on HWY 78 approx 3 ml to COLLEGE BLVD. Take COLLEGE exit then turn len <under freeway) to \'ISTA WAY (1st Stop Sign I. r>:ow left <West> on VISTA WAY and come ahead approx :m yds to PRINCET ON Ost right turn>. Now right to Sales Center. Signs will uslsl you OR .... FROM SAN DIEGO· DEL MAR: Come North on FWY 5 to HWY 78 EAST. Now E ast on HWY 78 approx 3 mi to COLLEG E. Le ft on COLLEGt: lo 1st stop sign <VJSTA WAY). Left again on VlSTA WAY to PRINCETON then right. 1-433-9924 hn 1·757-1623 MESA REALTY SALES DIRECTOR EQUAL HOUSING OPPTY AL.MOST HEW Buy this vacant one yr. old ' br home Cot less I.ban $100.000. Let us pro-ve It. 968-3371 eJ Walker & lee Real~tate OPEM SUM. I ·5 310 FlltMAMDO OPEN HOUSES 1-5 PM CORONA DEL MAR -Panoramic ocean & bay view. Newly decorated gracious f amity home with heated pool. ()pen Sun, 2807 Ebbtide. $299.500. $299,500. • ., TURTLllOCK HIGHLANDS -New listing. A large 2800 sq.ft. Stewart Plan ; 5 ~m with «;tram a tic bill view. Plush => beige carpeting. Charming bay win· 0 dow in breakfast area. High ct?ilings 1 in living & dining areas. The best of ,. Turt.lerock Highlands. Open Sat/Swi •• ~ '#7 Clear Spring.~ ooo. , HARIOlt VIEW -Panoramic views .'"' from this just listed Somerset Phase ;-' I.II. Lovely use\t\•k, 2 story d fireplaces. 5 ~ \) mily rOom. Formal din~ ~" for the large family. One.£~ • co pool, jacuzzi & tennis court::. Offered at $181,500. Open Sat/Sun, 22l4 Pt. Carlisle. CAMEO HIGHLANDS -Move in conditioo. Home surrounds l yr old , pool and jacuzzi with extensive ·( flagstone decking. 2 New patio covers,, new landscaping, new paint inside & ~ out, plus 4 bdrms. 21/2 baths with.,, Palos Verde stone fireplace in living ~ room. All this and approx. 2500 sq. ft. of Jiving space. A best buy at $210,000. , • Open Sat/Sun, 4610 Dorchester. ., SPYGLASS -VIEW -This popular Portsmouth model offers 3 bedrms, 2 bath. Immaculate condition. 3 Car garage. Approx 2 yrs old. Also ofJers beautiful ocean view. Tinted windows. Owner will carry large 2nd trust deed. Offered at $298,000. Located at 19 San Mateo Way; Open Sat/Sun. HAllOR VIEW LUSK -llDUCID -• VIEW -PllV ACY -This 4 bedroom " haven is an executive reward-green .; hills, blue Pacific, a home to make it ·, all worthwhile. Corona del Mar at lts : )>est. 1436 Keyview. Open Sat/Sun. $249,000. HAllOlt VIEW LUSK -This home h as many custom fe3"ures. Large courtyard, beautiful olive tree and ~ many rose bushes. Bltn bookshelves. '"' formal dining rm, paneled family rm ; w /parquet floor, huge pool. Open ~. Sat/Swi; 873 Sandcastle Dr. ~, SPYGLASS VIEW REDUCED -4 Bedrm; ' highly upgraded, professionally ; decorated and landscaped. Panoramic " view of ocean and bayfront. Offered at .. · $.119.000. Open Sat/Sun, 9 .. Monterey Circle. TURTLEROCK IRO.ADMOOR -3 Bedroom. fa mily room. corner tot. approx. 1750 sq. ft. Nicely landscaped. Vacant. Owner a nxious. Offered at $119 ,900. Open Sunday. 19322 Sierra Bello llG C.AMYOH TOWMHOME - Beautifully upgr aded Pinehurst model • with its own private a ccess to pool and jacuzzi. L a rge "L " s haped patio. Priced for quick sale at $159,500. Open Sat/Sun. 69 Sea Island Dr. B. TORO -Waterfront. "The Shores:• Your own private jacuzzi overlooking scenic lake. 4 Bedrooms, 3 baths plus community pools, parks and tennis. Offered at $159,000. Open Sunday 22661 Pine Lake Lane. El Toro. .. aooi .............................................. FORMER MODS. IEACH STORE One year old, 3 bedroom. WITH P ARJUMG 2 bath in executive Storefront on Newpo~ neighborhood with a long 8lvd4>ver 2.000 sq. list or extras & uperadea. + 2 adj a.cent lots. Bui Unobstructable view or in& ls versatile a s W rolling hills. Priced tor usage. Jots may be pued"' quick sale $134,000. Corparking,avaUableoa CALL 751·3191. contract of sale.1325.000. C:SEl.ECT T'PROPERTIES Want Ad Results 642-56'78 Burr Whit\ H\.1 II \r ?9<' 1 Nl.'wpurt fll ul t\J P '71 ~I f, ~ ~ lb;l(I $@\\<lllA-~~trs· · Tltol /11fri9ui119 Word Gome wiflt a CltucAI~ il4lh4 W C\AY L ~ UMIT1*206 Balboa's belt location! 2 Bdrms., 2 ba&.h condo in adult, all security bldg. Walk to ocean, p ier, vtUage. chopping: boat sUp avail. All this for 0 !:'.;.0flci!• ~ ~ $149,5001 .._ .. -ck. Prllll i.tte'1 ol OCE.AMRtOMT eocil "' 111 '.,. °' _.._ Charming 2 BR. bome; 2 I H A H E U H ca earaae. Best swlm·r I Ii I I 1• mint Ir fitbtn1 area, . . . _ _ _ 1reat nel1bbora t sm.0001 I " A r " t R :S:: 1.s I I t I I I 09 4Sth Strofft I R E w G 0 R Corner duplex across I I I* I I from beach. Permanent . . . . . . o cean view ! N 1 cc T .... ,,~..-.. to--rr-.--.--.--.-1 engaged In e ~ dlaeue- -.. owner's •DR. + 2 BR. I H E L N A D I wo .... .,..,..._ • ._ rent.AJ t '189.000! I' j I I j aton u to where the tun ...kyl'rop. ~· WMn It Nit. n. , , . ......... ,--0-0_Y_L_U_L ___ I poftddd the enioma .. , .• l~~·~6~7~&-~7~06~t~·~~I J I I' I I ~"~ ~:1oht -ttMn ti , • "YOUWIBM LOOOOOOt(eMG f<K • 2 br 1 story adull condo tor wtdtr $SOK, call ua We'v• sot ONE. -.U:\ c;;.: Walkt!r t: l tm I ~ t' D T E A I • c.o....i.e. .... dlutlr. ....., ' I' I I I I'' ""' ::~;:.,,,.:::. ~-, .:t .~, ,. .. ·-~ ..... $ tul t'r IV· ~; ••• lTi 11'· et. & oy 94 ta or at I ' .. ~ILY PILOT Sundltv. Februaty 29, t118 HoMMt Por S. HottWt For Sale Ho.Ket For $4e Hon.1 '°r $49 Mon"'°"~ -----;;.;;..~_1 ____ ...;;:;:;;.;.::::!.:.,;..::::.=~::...:.:.:.:.. •••••••••• ,. ••••••••••• ••••• •• • • • • • ••• ••• • •••• •••••••• ••••••••••••••• • ...................... ~ ••••••••••••••••••••• _. ~.~~ ....... ~!!.~!4!'! ....... ~!:!~~ ..... :. ~.~~ ........ !:!~!~ ..... u ... !~!! ~!::~ .......... !~~ ~~ .......... !~~ =.~~~ ... !~~~ =.~~ ... !~~~ ewrel tOOJ •e•rtlf 1002 ........ IOOt Ge•rel IOOJ _llllli_. ...... .-...... ___ .__..__ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• JA.SMIHI CIEH OPEN HOUSE o,.. was.. 1.s ~COATS ·&·'.WALLACE ~REAL ESTATE, INC. {Jete Ba,.,wtl fGa/t'I p~6t1nl6 THE LAST .DETAIL QuaUty construction with view or bay, boats and beauty! La.·ge living room, 3 bedrooms and baths. Cul-de-s'ac rear entrance with extra RV parking. Like new. with many excellent features for entertaining and family life. Open Friday, Saturday & Sunday 1·5. 302 IClltgl Rd. ICliff HGY•I M.I. HEED A LARGE YARD? -3 BR, in upper bay area. J ust right for entertaining. Great h eat e d & filte red pool surrounded by profusion of greenery. l:Y.. BA, bltn kitchen, lots of wallpaper & fresh paint. $115,000. IUILDERS LOOK AT THIS -R·2 vacant lot. Good location. Seller will help finance. $57,950. 640-9900 \~\l_JI.J~~Y l{E:\IJ,Y 1470 JAMBOREE RD .• NEWPORT BEACH ma en ab I Irvine realty PRESENTS THE IEST IN BA YFRONT PROPERTIES DOYER SHORES IA YFROMT OPEH SUH I ·5 P.M. 324 MORNIMG ST AR . Ncwlv decora ted hom e features quality carpeting, elegant tiled entry, lg. Jiving rm & cozy den w /fpl + boat dock. A best value on the• ba y al $195,000 incl. prime land! <M-81 > HARBOR ISUHD Dramatic architectural design in a s upe r b na tura l setting ... Trees , g r a s sy la wn , s a ndy be a c h . Extensive use o( teak, oak, used brick & glass. Unmatched quality in spacious J BR home w /possibilities for enlargement. Pier & slip. Appt. only. Beverly Morphy 642-8235. (M·82) DOVER SHORES IA YFROHT View the bay w /sun sparkling on waves & s ails from this s BR estate. Dra matic , c us tom-built home offer ing formal dining rm & private courtyard entry. Launch your own sails from the pier & slip (that accommodate a good-size boat). A leasehold estate offered al $550,000. Barbara Aune 642-8235. (M-83) CUSTOM LIMDA ISLE IAYFROMT Quality construction + private pier & slip for up to 65' boat! Enter sunken living r m t bru soaring 2·story dbl doors & sealed brick foyer. RichJy paneled library /den - f onnal dining overlooking the bay -lg. 2nd floor billiard rm w /wet bar + s spacious BRs & 5~ baths. Offered at $950,000 including land! Larry Dyer 642-8235. (M-84) IA YSHOIU IA YFRONT Cus tom designed b y prominent architect for maximum enjoyment or casual bayfront living. Lbts of entertainment-oriented space. Views from living rm & formal din ing rm in t his single-story, flowing floor plan w /separate children's wing. 4 BRs, family rm & brkfst r m. Appt. only. Beverly Morphy &a.8235. (M·SS) UDO TOWMHOME Truly elegant & spacious w /teak parquet floors, suede walled den, new bath & kitchen, marble fpl & terra cotta t er ra ce. All this + spectacular view of Newport Bay! Lynne Valentine 6«-6200. (M-86) BIGAHT IAYROMT HOM1 Over 5,000 sq.ft. & 5 BRs for the lg. family or great entertain ing! Formal dining rm views dramatic pool & jacuzzi. Prof ..type bar w /ice maker & refrig. Astro turf deck &c aJl p for Jg. boat. Asking $5501000 leasehold. Cathy Schweickert 6'2·8235. (M-87) LIMDAISU P~stilious gated island. Spacious s BR home w /lanillY rm + a'-~b location w/view ot Harbor &tancl &a Big Bay. Pier & allp. ApPt. onlJ. tBS0,000. Cathryn Tennill• 6'M200. <M·88) SALES ASSOCIATE JERRY DeAlNZA OPEH HOUSE SUM. l ·SPM 9777 Shamrock Ave .. Fountain Valley 4 Br, Family Rm, 3 Ba, beauWully decorated. high g r a de carpets & drapes. Close to e verything. Excellent Cloor plan, clean & well kept home. We are looking for Real Estate Agents at this time. Inquire for free Real Estate license & tra ining. Contact J erry DeAinza 11055 MCIC)ltOOa St. Fomt•Vahy 961·1311 G .... ,.... 1002IG9Mf'd 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• BEACH SHACK George Washington slept in this one & e ven the termites have left it, but it stands straight & s turdy. lt is so close to the Newport Beach ocean, that the waves s ha ke the walls! This is a classic 1-bdrm. beach sha<:k, priced at $99,500, with the owners willing to carry the first trust deed. Try to beat this one for price & location! JEFF BRIERY. REALTOR 2602 Newport ll•d.. M.wport hach 6 7 5-9 I I I 24 HOUR SERVICE 1002·........ 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• The Dalebout Association, Inc. Real Estate Specialist (Dover Shores/Baycrest/Westclif() $650,000 WA TBOHT. • .DOVER SHORES C.stoM foear bedrooMt, two story 111C1Stet"piece.. Roe1111 ... gr-m.. EnloY ... ........ ...tr.c• ..... patfot. the balcoaf.s •d the •lew. h jo1 tlle H cl ..... 9d pleHwe of haYMg 'fOIW ldtcll•. ~,..... ll•iRc) room Md lllCISfer ..... -.... MCOed floor ..... by spedal 111pp al :hwt. $372,000 OLD CdM. •• DUPLEX Fab•loa •i•w of Newport H.-bor. Complehfy rett1111deltd .,.._•extra lar9• coraer lot. lxq•l•lte tllree bedroom, two beat.. owHr'• .. it. Decorator coordl•afed htterlor. GCMlr"IMf ldtdMft. Lower two ....._. ..... ••• .... .......,. hrriflc..,.. b, special appah '"*''· sno.ooo DOVa SHOW r:..or.o. .......... ~ locoled ii tt.e llidst of SH0,000 ........ Two story.,,_.. be*ac:-. To c• tt tht best Hy .. Dem.-Shont .. to trt•l4D ft. $279,000 IAYCUST ••. llST OFFal~ Tlds two dory .__ wfl ....ty ,... • w of .. ._. pr•1tle1iw.._..., ladlallJ ~ • ....., ,..., ,.,... cllNRg ........... faw c1ni,,11, ........ CoHtry "ftcltH. Foar 1pecfo•1 bedroom. """9da .... -....... ..,...,. a •· S1toww bY appolwln••I. SZ2t,500 IA YCUST ••• PRISTIGI Thlfftt..-sl•o'-eaOHof l•,crett'a most pre1ti9loa1 ttrffh. Swr1•1bd by ~ '""u"• saoo.ooo cate9ory. ~· n ' ... b•••d ceilfllcJ la l'f~~ U 1\f -· ~ *-llyroclia __ _....,. ........... 91"er .. b.•aa• -.. .. , .. ,. ... _ ........ ~......... ... ... OWMr.W• A 1 OCAllY OWNlO .COMPANY SE RVIHG I Hl SOUi H COASl ARt A SINCE 196J NEW DISCOVERY Discover this newly listed cozy home. Enjoy the magic o ( Irvine for only $'79.900. Call 552·6161 SPYGLASS -Open daily -32 Drakes Bay -4 Bdrms -View. We have others also starting at $259,000. Call 640.6161 HARBOR VIEW HOME This 5 bdrm , 3 bath home is beautifully U1'graded inside & out! Near new carpets, extra bu.ill-ins, paneling & view to t.he West. Ready for move-in. c• 546·4141 UNUSUAL & DRAMA TIC House of wood & ,lass features beautiful ATRIUM of master bedrm s uite & living room with vaulted ceilings & fireplace. Wifesaver Island kitchen & family room opens to covered patio. Best Cos ta Mesa s chools too! $110,000. Call now . 962-4454 HARDWOOD FLOORS -great Mesa del Mar location, close to all schools and parks. 4 Bdrm, Island kitchen, good family home! New on the market at $81,950. Cal ROW 546-414' BIKE TO BEACH $79,900. Wa l k t o shoppin g Crom t h is immac ul ate 4 bdrm . 2 bat h GLENMAR home. Beautifully tiled entry hall leads lo secluded rear living room with fireplace and large covered patio. REAL VALUE HERE! Cal '62-4454 HAVE POOL PARTIES Neat 6 yr old home with sparkling pool and lots o( patio. Excellent Cor entertaining. 2 Bdrm, fireplace, all modem kitchen. You'll be delighted at $74,900. CGl 546-4141 Serving Costa M esa-Irvine Hunt:ngton Beach-N ewport B each NEWPORT IACK IAY Quality a.It JoM Lyttle .._.. hatwi8c) 4 ' llt, 3 IJ>.. 1pacloea rOOMS, wood beGllHed ceiliacp. wet bar la ... _.. •rrrt.--nu, is • great ..... ht 1r1 1 ._... • • n tra loNJ• lot w /coMplete prl•acy. $145,000 OLD CORONA Da MAR Till1 w• RI dr t•ed 2 IR e.-plus gst. •t "be9g sold by .... ori9rd OWMr. Pride of OWMnllip ab&Mtdl; CW ... ft! $174,500 EMERALD IAY Speclaailar .tews front IW1 Chris Abel de .... wood/ .. 3 II + ._, l"OOftto or 4 • ..._.. Yo.'I fHI ... w••ltt Ii dNln9 of • •a• t• ....tnat, W lltfoy tt.e ,._ ..t ·tomd of the p1•6tg Podflc awl. $450,000 NOITH LAGUNA ESTATE 2 acns w/..-.WW, 6 U. 41/J IA + 'J ............. pool, k• ..... ,,. ..... drlYe. Motlll•9 elH llke tills OH. Sl,006,000 644-7020 . 2 I 2J SAM JOACi)UIN HIU.S ROAD NEWPORT IEACH . ••••II 1002(G1•r.. 100 ....................... ···········~········ .. TWO HOMIS Ott THE WATa A ,... ""' pl"Oplf!y -... COl'W' of SCMllta ................. ,.. ..., ......... ltM VtlW of ... PeY•• .c& al tt.e boetl119 ectfoa. lotll _.. ~tfr fwlll.W ta frwlll cllcor,. ~Specl1111C1:io.101-• l be*cl-.2~_.wlttt ..... W deck wl paflo. md dJm I .. , 2 ib*M ~... • •••••. o. •••• •••rl119 eYaU.We. Sltowa lty appt •. $410,000 HOMI OM WATIR wftll 104T 5Ut ~---..cl-.yroom-.loh 9f ~osafbllltfesl A trH clec....tor ~ .. ,.,. ......... 5 ····-............. s.--v11W ..... _.....,$44t,000 OTHR IAUOA ISi.ANO rttOPBTilS Ttrrfflc J ft 2 .._ $171,0ff ._...4&2.._ an.soo CNi hi 3 aMilhler $247,100 c .. ~J&2..._ Wl.000 wa-...... ~121 hMll J w+41i,. $161,IOO .......... a: • ...., 124.000 DONT MISS 22 SHOAL THIS OMl! Super bly decor :ited Fri/Sot/S-12·5 Baynust. l Story, 2 BR 2042 Orclllcl Hll Pl l~21•l c• 9Cll" Living rm !lrplcl, dlruna nn&family rm. TO FJ ND : Locate Irvine Ave at Mesa Dr. East on Mesa Dr thr u golf course t.o Upper Bay Place. Left on to Orchid Hlll Lovely bright well-kept home in cuJ-de·sac area or Cine hom es n ear Acreage Estates in Back Bay area. MESA DB.MAR 4 Be droom, 2 bath beautifully upg raded home. All new kitchen w/trsh comp, dshwshr. Corning cktp, new paint, paper & panelling. Call 546-5880 --.~~HERITAGE • • REALTORS den, formal dlniAg room & spacious 11\·lng Pool, Jacuui, t~n.n.15 couru & ~ hr. security. Lu"ury llvin&.at 11.s finest. 673-7601 .YOUlHOMI TOWN IROICER 1024 I ~~~~~~~~1······················· M'f HGTS . Garden condo, 2 br, paUo, CLASSIC Oeean &&de. Immac 3br. ~. aecurtcy. $&7,000 or 3 Bdrm, 2 bath. 2 3ba. Easily convert to 2 ofler.557-8351 fireplaces. formal dining unit.I. Prime R·2 loca. room , large family Den, form din rm w/wet room , dbl detached bar. $225,000. Peggy 1araae. comer lot. Boat Taylor Realtor, 494·1015 Of'EMHOUSE access possible. Many OWNER mottxtras.546-2313 TRANSFERRED U135 TabiU Dr, in Mesa Verde. Open Mon-Fri, 2-5. OKNrrt9•1rSftJl'l lOllfll(f' FANTASTIC HIDDEN [i& llP.UI Beau~~1~ ~~~::.ated A WA y _"""" -=·-·!! ~~ custom built home w/3 On Horseshoe shaped Br 2 Ba. For quick sale tree lined street. Charm· I LOVE I.his weekend only at ing 3 Br w/fplc. Best buy VETERANS $299,000. 424 Mendoza on Easts ide today. T e rrace, Corona $79900 and know they will love Highlands. Open Sat/Sun DEVIN R.E . 642-6368 my 3 bd. 2 ba. I need a 1·5. 675-7449 new owner. Ca11897·0321 IY OWMER (~i\1fii3§iiji§j STARTING OUT? tJ:~~.l~ q3u1:[c~~:: .. or slowing down? This sac. Nr 20th and Irvine_ Real Estate neat, sweet 2 bdrm. kot· Olive by 2038 Aliso and 3br. Jge ·fncd yd, close to tag~ will meet your ca 11 S 4 8. 9 8 9 7 or ~~tn t _,,. 500 All needs ; remodeled last (213)437-1809 OUUVI' g,e c • ...,.., · year with many, many•-------- terms. JV 6.'Jl-0900 extras. There's a mom or EAS'l'SIDE 4 Br cul-de- lal»oa ltlc.d I 006 teenager·s studio unlt, sac. $12.5,000. See at 2050 ••••••••••••••••••••••• too! Below Coast Hwy. & Aliso Ave. Sal/Sun l ·S rRICE REDUCED only $155,000 IY OWHER sm.ooo ~ouura del u/{m Cheerful 3 BR, ! b a Owner anxious to sell. CiA.,,.J.AJ1.fi~ r anc h. Nu lndscp 'g, Xlnt re1'lal prope rty. ...~t1u'"7.v-paint, wallpaper, attic 4Br. hm + lBr apt. ~ ·U> insulation. Xlnt crpt • 204-204~Sapphjre 673-8.,..JI/ formal din'g, fam rm, Sat & Sunday 1·5 2435 E. Coast Hwy., CdM frplc, 2·car gar w /nu ROOM TO IUILD o p e n e r , c u s t m Xlnt. loc, 2Br. 2 Ba, fixer ----------1 bookshelves & cabinets, upper. $187,SOO. hling. Move fast if nee. 310Apolena ~SAT/SUM l·S Prestigious Mesa Verde. Sundayl.S 460M&eD0UTERR. $11S,OOO. Mus t see ! NEWUSTIHG Magnifice nt & dis· 54&-0019 Neat JBr cottage + lbr tinctive S bdrm.+ la m.1...:;___;__; ____ _ apt, great rental record. CUstom. Fantastic ocean By owner, $84~500. 3 :8R. 2 Loe on Sapphire, call ofc view. Unusual library. ~. pool ~ 1acuua. Nu tosee$239,SOO. Access lo priv. beach. kite~. Pnnc. only. 921 $375.000 Ca pital. 646-5743, 646-8873 Iara vance 701 NARCISSUS DIVORCED. Zero down alt Duplex; old CdM charm! loc Vels or 5% nIA 3 Br rB or 2 Bdr ma. each, with H4 Ba, bltns in k.itcb, a 67M062 lrplc.; top cond. Only doll house for the fU"St --------$173,SOO time buyer only $S6.000 • Ultle Island Charmer.~ PAUL MARTIN Just listed, hurry! 2t br ol a lot, 2 stry, lrg front REA&.UTATE Vet.Agt.~ yd. Seller will h elp ~~~6~44-~7~3~1~3~~ IACIC IAY COHOO finance. $131,250. Call = Super end UDll l blk from Bill.~Agt Bay. 4 Br+den, 2~ba.. lal»oaP ...... 1007 BY OWNER Privatepatio&suodeck. Also, Lennis eta. beated POOl. jacuul, sauna, 9 hole puttin g green. Priced ''Thousands" below market value. Call • •••••••••••••••••••••• JUST LISTED! Cute 2 BR cottage + bachelor apt, steps from the bay $130,000. COAST PROPERTIES, 673-S410 NEW LUXURY 2800 SQ.FT. HOME STEPS FROM BEACH Gracious entry, dbl fplc, 2br lba hse, New paint in &out. New super dJx 2br, 2ba apt over gar. AU bltns, crpts & drps . Ocean view. no FemleaJ Ave. Opn Sat /Sun l ·S. noGoLD KEY RLTIS 673-6992. $189,500 Ask for Dennis IY OWNER 546-9521 Irvine Terr. Charming 3 brm, beaut. d ecor . Really elegant $76,900. 3 w/pool. $189,SOO incl. Jot. Br, lam. rm., dining rm. 644-!llMD Top cond. Bkr 894·53111 formal Uv Rm , ~/ocean CoroM .. Mw I 012 ,.._ .... _. u-I02Z view, formal Dtn Rm, ----fully equlp'd ltitch ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• w/brealdast bar & tiled sep serving lsland. Lge Fam Rmi adjacent to beautllul andscaped & Uled courtyard. Upstairs mst.r bdrm w /walk in closet le pvt bath, Addi· tlonal bdrm w/bath & 1 w/outdoor patio & ocean view. Spacloua 2 car gar, w/3rd outdoor parking area. Por the dis· crlmlnate. Full brkr cooperation, price re· duced $298,500. N.B.A. LINEUP Open H9USH tltls Weellftd 1033 White Sa1ls Way Sat 1-S Spacious 4 Bdrm, family rm home in original Harbor View with formal dining. pool, jacuzzi and gorgeous ocean, har bor, island and night light view. Reduced to $259,500 Openlb»eSUnl-t 4001 Topside Lane Sun 12-4 21730cean Blvd. A customized S Br, s ingle story with A9" O"Meal lovely courtyard entry and 3 car Pr0111rtleslltc. garage PLUS Panoramic ocean and 714-751-6373 green rolling hills view. Reduced to Steps to beach. 1 unJts.e2 Jn4.SOO fee. bc, 1 bacb. Pool, $450,000. Ttl"ft\lopen.MS-0121 332 Poinsettia Sat/Sun l ·S Caplst;wwwlffch 1011 An absolutely charming 2 Bdrm ••••• .. •••••••••••••••• cottage with gleaming hardwood HEAR TH.: WAVESI floors and separate 2 car garages. Ckean w , nu 2 BR. 2~ Reduced to only $134,500. b•, $49S mo. lAe/opt. 100" re n t refund ' toward• purcbaae. 708 Fe:mJeaf Sunday 1-5 ~. •n• A beautifully updated 2 bdrm with lltAMD MIW r oom t o add 2nd unit for onb' CUSTOM HOWi $13S,SOO.. a ~?~1~~~ln· Clill 644·7211 for Details t.erco m. li\1,. m ••ttr Salte •llb •pen Tltw. ._,u~$1.M.,9$0, ~ ..... -;~. , L _ •, 1 ! , r _ L _ •. , . 1 /'lD. ~',\',I ' ', Nn '.. , . . --------- t l .. _ ~ • • 'Hl•n'-W. ....... ,.,.sa. ...... ,..w. ....... ,.,.w. ·' ....... ,..Wt ~.,.,.Wt Sund!y.February28.1918 OAll.YPllOT .. ' ·•·······•••······••·· ···~················ ·········••·•·······•• .••................. , .. ••··········•••••···· ·•·······•·········•··· · c-.w... 1024 C..,Mn. 10%4 C....Meee 1024 O..P.W 102' ................. 10 ......_._ · Ho•11ffJ.W. Hwt,_W. Ho.t-.'-W. •• ....,.. ........................................................................................................... _ ~ 1042 ~·············1•0·:·4• ···················,=· :.::..:.:·············1•0·::~ DECOIA TORS ••••••• .. • ....... ••••• ~ .. "* v .. 4 ~ - ...SA V&OE LAST CHANCEi Bll1 Coaat 1141' • wean 5 •I 0 I 0 0 M \. BOAT DOCK •"-•••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••• ••••••• ...... M•••••••••••••• ••••••• IU dt\lllht In re O\.it ol 11.aU.! owner mui.t Vlt!W, cmt.o(l\ hotne, ~ w1~-... \ ATYOUB DOQR I f4Afblthlo1 th1• prime sell 3 BR 2 bu.; on cul de 3 8dnn. l bath bonl(! •t liq"'· aBr. 2.Be 112Be. a IJJ .......... • 28 ... t-' 1800 ........ .-Actl WOOOUJDG REDUCED &.'Clll (Owifc an.a,• BR, J i.uc ~(),IC) super prtc.! Will be ~ &230 ooo. 83J•2CM9 Sharpupftaded bqme. ln o1 '" • .... •q ~•"-'•~v " Thre. beauuM t tuahl> llA.~"A1lr1n1 Sl2S.OOO A Jobn&ocBkr 9'79-4964 withdrawn March lat.·~ • 101• primeHun\lnllon S.ach= tl:t~~:rk:.~61.~ ............. 1 uwaded hornu1 lltl'tr onu11CALLY'.'· ~ vlled. 67&~ Sll4,SOO ore 6 location. Blko \0 beach & • lU or 2 Bdrm. d~n. 2 ~ulhs. OC<'upl.d Nady for your ftM PIMCHfN Owuer mov~a over seu. llD HILL • ••• ••• •• ••••••• ••••• •• beat the truffic. won 'l 438 ~ md ol c~-.dffac. nnr Inspection" 1pprov1I REALTOR Wilt sac. t.hb lmm.ac. cot· UALTY 144-000 .....,..._....__.......__~ tastlonaaU104,000 ~~ST&.ISTIO INanbelt. New carpet. 1N1&Mtow ---~!~Ys.tf~~d3~~a~~~~: ZJtU lotllto L.n. 540.1666 Har~L4oe 3 ~r. 2\'a lits thna.out. Owner anx· t...rtlwoo4 ·rbt• fabulous Pl1n s Parii Home ln beautllul Dffrfleld features over 2500 IQ ft ot era~ious llv 1n1 with • larae bedrooms. Completely upgredeJ 11nd 1mbeUeva· bl~ priced at $128.IOO SELLER IS ANXIOUS!• SUBMIT YOUR OF 1-'l·.:R I ! YAIMMft S'IS.750 For l111med. isale ba. ~l w/24 boat i.,ua. •107•7se. Open •Br .. FR. Vin Jtm. Air l'tlU"f'U cull7SlJ082orli73·3430 ); l-.choVlefo •lip. u~er 11h»rp! S.l/Sl&n l•5.~Pueo cood.$119,8()0 H • ...... ;. Prfced tu sell! Owner h81i $1•• Cor\ea I ..... e1., .. s moved. Cheery 2 bdrm. ;Ull tu 1uLTY KHOU NOPlttTIES .;::::= Delife · · 1 ~7 buth Condo. Air (71\)846-2828 752•Zl31 64 .. 2542 3 Br Olo Rtn4 uir c:ond, al -~ cond .. prlvat~ garage en· fo'OR ROOM 4'QUIET , --$1l' 000 Wk to Harbor llagt; & try,patio,$.S9,900. Newly painted 38r, t·'• OPEHS~T/SUN l-5 •tnunha;id...o'Of' Westcllff shops. 3 1850 &ASTSIDE OPENSUNDAYI-S ba din. r111 . liv. rm .. 3 e rJBa 6>ndo.ondeep OUTSTANDING , _ __, ood bedroom home. dJtuft~ COSTA MESA PETE BARRETT kitchen. new counters&. """lcr w l boat i.llp 2Story DEERFIELD PK _..w area, family room .le 11, bar. All appls .Extr11 S227.000. <1 Br. 3 Ba. 2600sq.<t . of 4 Br. Fam km. Din Rm. ina room both with 399 EAST lflth. Ciata -REALTY-large covered patio CHEER Rt;ALTY luxurious living. lge lot. for tcue. $6959 per mo fl replaces. N' elV Ir Mesa: JUi,"T GIVt; IT/\ tiOXlOO Lot. Drive thru S48·M:ll: 8'6·039&0wnr completely upgraded. ~-9-111 landllcape1f fron&. and,.._ SQUARE FOOT THOUGHT a duplex li2·5ZOO dbl gar. Space tor pool, $13',00-0/olr Owner ar. Sl99.900 . .BKR.. H»·l72t> TOWMHOME with all the extras usual garden or boat New 1,.JM 1044 S»M98 TA-In.The ly mcluded In 3 home ......... ten"". -.. ooo. "'I· I , IE.-..-.L...1-v-I 01~ .... uuu ,..~ ~ A ••••••••••••••••••••••• BACK BAY wood burn ng rreplaces, ..--.-...... y ,. len C. Mahoney, Rltr built in l"t che n ~. 3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9ti3-0731 ""#I .. ~c.ttor..i.,. bedroom upper, and 2 HHOS nc ------- 4br. Jba, dm rm. frplc, bedroom lower un1l. 3 bdrm fixer.upper with llACH CONDO YETSflEE bHns.l''/H,p,tpat10.at· WILL EXCHANGE I f I W Hunt'« Harbour new 2 tnched dbl gar. comm "Up". OPCN SAT & SUN arie m Y rm. ood bdrm, H'J bath, aU b'Uilt Houslng. 'Ztto~. t~o C06ls. Nu nt.Y \l\ Orange Co. C~ll ~ VET AGT 5SS-O"n1. """I. Jacuu1. suana. ten· l S bumln1 frplc, hardwood · p J t ~ I b.... S89 """ c' o• ., OF .... EWPORT ~oors. block waU (enc; im. garage, . enQIS '"" crts, c u ,.,;e. ·""" ..s " 1ng. Could be your dream court, putting areen Agt.631-J2$;or~9-1438 REALTORS home with 3 litUe elbow '73,.SOO.Actfasl! 675-551 I ~rease 7.S9-1501 Open HARBOUR SALES bea!Hn Home Hr Mesa v.,. c. c. 5 bdrm, J bath + den. country kitchen w/frpk c u s t o m drapes & levolors, wood parquet & brick noon. O\'ers!zed sw1mm1ng pool. 642-2422. 20MALOT •EASTSIDE• UVE IN ONE-n ENT TRE OTHER! Rare fhd! Complelel) separate llv1n11 1n a charmtng upgraded l! bedroom, hoaie ANO a 3 bedroom home enclosed garages too 1 $68,~each O,...Hw 12·5 Sat/Sutt 1260 Watt0n A •e. 4Br, frplc, 2Ba, lg patio w/cove r, luxuriou s carpeting thruout, \'ery ronvenient location. S4!e to apprec. 557-6766 Arthofer Realt_y ____ 1 GREIHIROOK Sun 1 s. 1$710 Poppy Realtor ti.lt>--i-I08 4 bdnn, 2 ba. Extremely Way, F V. BY Owner So. H B. 1.: lit popular CAMELOT mdl from ocean. J br & den, 2 nus lovely home located ba. (rplc. single i.tory, on a cul·de·sac within lB50 sq ft. Cov'd patio, easuwaJkingdh.tanceto gas bbq. gar door ., opener. Low m111nl y:.ird So. Coast Plaza, theatres 2 Blks from EdLo;o" H.S &restauranta. Many out ~Townflonw7 Open house Sat/Sun 12·5 standing features ln· Visit the ~PECIALIST at $96,900/molivated 9132 elude. the Condominium In · Rhodesia. 963·7470 CustomDraperies formaUonCenter. ----- Covered patio TOUCHSTONE Open Ilse Sat & Sun l·S. DecoratorWallpapers REALTY 19981 Cato . .i Br, 2~7 ba. throughout 963--0867 fam.rm. Olr'd $ll8.000. Outdoor 1es BBQ Kramt:r Realty, 8"8·1322. Aut.o. Cange Dr. ()pen er Skylight fn Fam. Rm .• CHAUEHGI US FUSHNlW LISTI MG MISAVBDE Fanla.slic 4 bdrm fmly bome. New roof. Big yard, rm for pool. Quiel c ul ·de ·I a c st reel. Motiva~d owner says submit your oHer. Priced fOI" quick sale at only $81,SOO. Hurry! ~~l etc. MESA VERDE BYOWNER979-8123 4 br 2 ba home in besl Pnn. Only $109,900. t.o prove that I.his 4 br, 21,A.i ba In one of F. V. 's finest areas is one of the besl buys ava.Llable at $79,000. 9ti8-J.371 Be the first lo see this larcest Model of C HEERYWOOD Twnbines. Huge rnstr bdrm suite, encl 2 car gar, brick fplc, in lge Liv Rm. priced lO sell lfu5 wknd. Mesa Verde area. Qwet st greal schools, cl06e to -' Br, fam rm, cul-de-sac. parks & golf course. S87,SOO. Herbert Hawkins ()pen Sat/Sun 12·5. 2033 979-8100 S Capella Ct Agt. ---------St~ 31 I E. 22nd St DESPERATE ~ Walker & lee Must sell now, or lose new home. Lowest priced 4 BR. PLUS den, + 2 BA, new paint & ___ R_e_al_Es_t_a_te ___ , carpet, must go now. Open house this E/SfDETOWNHOME weekend. Offered at Former model, overlouk· S8l.900 U\g wat.erfall & stream 54"3666 Antique tplc, CO\'Cr'd ,.,.. pauo & side ~ard. Great for doti run or garden 3 BR + 3 BA + den Priced be!Qw market Cor a last saJe, 754-7800 ~ASTM ~ llcoll,1u111 ln c ! Wltela11 AIAI (~IAll lock lay COIMlo E.Side 3br +den. 2Y-zba. 30 University Dr. 645-1076, Bkr. See Sun open house dlrtttory COl.LEGErARK _ Just reduced $4000, & t East of Nwpt Blvd.) ()pea s.t/S.. IM Lovely 2 story colocla.1, 4 Br. ram rm, study ts dln· ing nn. ~ bath&. Great patio area. Appro1t 3 miles lo bcb. Owner moving east. HIHESRULTY t213) 285~700 or (213) 286 1W9 USTSIDE HOME SH.000 Open Sunday 1 5 Sec 1646 Santa Ana A vc. or c~ll L1ndt'n. rcaltor, ~i618 Assume 4.S loan 4br, 2b1, patio, priml' loca l ml. from bch. lmhcp'd, re· deeo lhnlout. 557 .2005 New Condos, 2 Br, 2~ Ba. now 1ta I.he best buy In --------•I 2 frpk's, ceramic tAI'.! College Partc. 3 BR, 2 kitchens & bat..b. Pool & BA. huge encloaed pallO spa. 67>4912 Broker & now ollen?d at only S7S ,SOO. Open this FRE£ COMPUTER HOM!SURCH The 1ge of computer i!. ~ us. W~ can 1earch Crom O\•er 2.000 curr~nt available propertre-; 1n lhe Newport. Co!'l t a Mesa, lrvlne & surround lng areas. Looking for that 11pec1al home'! Chanceg are we already have it. can for your free computer search appt noobUgatlon. 754-7100 lachenm~e r R1·of1y Inc 1>41>·3928 S4'>·3483 weekend. 898-7855 llfllelan Al.al UIAH JUSTLISnD RATED "G" for eorgeous Mesa Verde ---------i Home 1n aorgeous condi· Real F..stale Jodl Re~ ~ Assoc. 963-0926 or 640-S296 eva TAKE YOUR PICK Opn Sat/Sun u,s. Prime AWARD HOMES loca. Jbr, 2ba w/frplc. Two to choose from. c\'r'd patio. No Agt~ Identical (Joor plans, SBl 7SO OwnrM7·311! choice of location. 4 Br 3 _....;• __ • ------ Ba, l Br dwnstairs. tn· slde lndey room, ..RV ac. Bnut. deeor S & S In ces1. Come see theie Goldenwest Park. tr1· beautifully decorated level, 5 BR. 3 ba, 3-car homes. Brkr. 982-MC iar. On prerruum corner lot w/trlr a.ccess, nr ever ytbln11:. $152.900. Open Sat & Sun. S.<f2 7fi77 Bt'alJt 4 BR. f~t m -rm htl me Grt'al lor• SU7,SOO. Call For Appt t0092SPRIT CIRCLt; 12 Blk S IAtlanta, off Brookhurst 1 • • •Unued Broken John Carey. 646-7414 CUSTOM IUlLT 4 Bdrm., 2 bath, wood ftoora, new water hea~r. water aoftner, copper J)lumbini. Beautiful p00l wft.b beater 4' !Iller, Jl&a)'D'I&. '8'f,500. tloo. Skylights In the family room give loada DtYOllCi of natural light. Two FOICIS SALE patios give leilurely en· e.~ M~ Garden. tertainment. You'll look ..... ...,~ a loog time to beat this 1~~~~~~~~~1 =·~ =•1•• r~:':b',.; offering at $80.900. So I· call day or nlabl at WOULO YOU 15x.36 awlmmlog pool, ~722 Huny & lee um gr-eat. 1. l&llYE 1 famlly bome at onl)' leyMcC.... lllOMew,.,.-.4, C-.MeMS41-71Z9 ~· ~Bar Harbor Rome 5 • Bdrm. ram.JI)' rm. 2 ba. Duplex. 2 Br. 1 bath S14UOQCal1540-ll51 each. J4 yra. N•ver before, never awn al Sl03.000. TSP-0351Ast. · ,~ .. HERITAGE . . PEALT ORS -Act.~ WHtclffi!9tr Maadel Mar, by owner, ''I•------•• 8.R. Pool. xlnl cond. C'>lrMr Will carry 2nd. -.000. t47 PrwldJo Dr. Call~IMm.tm .IT'S A PURDUE!! In beautiful College Park. A 3 bedroom home that is entirely upgr:ided ond Ideally located t•n lar1e corner lot with glamorous tile entry Profe1s1onally landscaped. central air and cloee lo park. pool anchchool. RAHCM RIAL TY Ht·2000 FAMILYAllA OHL Y SIZ, 900 A great starter home • • bdrm.s, 3 bdrm.a + den, or 3 bdnns + frml dln rm, whatever pleases you. In addiUoo Ir& (mly room with frplc . In beautiful lr\'ioe. 759-1501 GREOOREE HOM£ JUST $75,900 Unbelievably priced Stafford Piao tn beautiful Irvine . Feature& of lh1s develop· mcnt mclude co111munlty park. pool andcableT V. ~ UHCH•ULTY SSl·2000 JUST LISTED Fantastic End Unit in "The Terrace"• Call now! RED CA RPET 7S4-l.202 WOOOlllDGl 3 Br. l "1 ba. mini v1el( or lalte & mtns, pond. roun· wn . .ioormet kit .. walk to pool & spa & proposed shqpping center. Creal ~ain al only $fa.SOO. Ownr55Hl62 R..U4CH IUL TY 551.2000 llEAL E.S'IM'E UTA.lt.Ll»tM~ cou~~:••K !J!S! ~~~cus[t. Lot~ of room for the b•~ \'iew of niaht liabts & I )ii 4 8 F R mountains. Tot.&Uy ~y an Y r. am m '+' hf~lnthlsnewspaclousot huge bonu~ room & bub _ ... bbn& spa lor the ull1matc UR homo. Bre-.ut at a in rdaiuiuun. A gre.at tthurmlnf bay wlhdow or home rn " super locouon d I n e n e I e I a D l & pn<:t'<i ror a fa st sale formollty ESTABLISll'.\!}o;NT Call for more info ~ ~1·9411 RF.AL EST,\T~ OUTSTA~ING ~AJOR GRE£NBELT. 2 731•5900 - ''Wll,w" BU. Cardi{( "Terrace'', Beaut. Woodbridge place. Creeluilde-'!fOOdbndge upgrades like model. 2 highly uplf'aded Green- OpenStlnday l S patios, pools, Jae, ownr. briar. Call S58·8'.20 44 Bluejay SSS.900. &44·2932 Ownr/agt. Beaut, el~nl, dttache<I i.si.v. 4 Qr, 3 ba, FR, frml .,.,... I 044 lrviM I 044 din'1. atrium w /fln. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• prem lot, quiet sl. nr park. LUXURY Up· &ra4es. FANTASTIC Prd. Lndacp'e-2 con· cute/ brick patios, redwd deck'g & benches, pa ti o cover • a u to 1proklr's, s~c trt!es. Xtra storage. &Joy rec. fac: lake, pool, 1pa, etc 1132.SOO. OwnerSS9·7374. SAVE$. BY OWNER 3Br. ram rm. formal din, 2\laBa. super dean. HichJy upgraded w/all xt.ras. h>cludes all major appliances. ~uced \0 -.S.000. Next to pool & rec. Open Ilse Sat/Sun n Snapdragon 551·1444 SPACIOUS tRVlNE HOM.E 3Br. 2~8&. many up- IJ"lldes. Must see to »P· prec. Near park, pool 4' acbJ. 5Sl..aN3 Beautiful. newly redone ' bedroom, 2~ bath townhome in University Park. Vac.nt I& owner aruclous. Askloa only $119,SOO macnab / Irvine realtg WOOOlllDGE PLACE Lovely Stonewood model w /3 BRs, family rm & dining. Features lovely atrium & attached dbl garage w /opener. $119,900. OrEN 1-4 P.M.. 61 NIGHTHAWK. (M-89) SPACIOUS & GRACIOUS Enjoy living in Rancho San Joaquin, just minutes from new tennis club & golf. 3 BR, 2'h bath San Luis Rey model w /stunning view of hills, night lights & lake. $139,900. OP&I f ·S r.M. 12 VISTA. <M·90) DHRRBJ> r AIK Pl.AH 5 Spectacular view of m0tu1tains + premium location on greeobelt make this 2556 sq.ft. 4 BR+ family rm home w /plush cpts, lovely drpa & superb landscaping a very best buy in Irvine! Now just $138.000! OPEM 1·5 P.M. #17 FOXHl&.L (M·91) UNIV. rAIK 3 BR w /forma l dining , Cpl ck beautiful Jandscaplng on premium lot. $121,500 OPEM l·S P.M. 20 LAUREL Ta.EE LN.. <M ·92 > RANCHO SAM JOAqulN Perfection! San Luis Rey model - orEN f·S P.M. #2 Ytl.IO. CM·93) A HST IUY U n iv Park -Village III. Spectacular master suite! OftEH l·S P.M. #4 LAUtta TH.E. (M·94l * • CALL TO SEE • • RB.AX & ENJOY Warm & charming 3 BR home. Formal dining rm w/(pl...relax w /view of Saddleback Mtn. Extra lg. greenbelt location. Too many upgrades to m ention . Hurry! $106,500. Lorraine Rennie 752-1414. CM·95> LAKE & SANDY LAGOON E n joy all the amen ities or Woodbridge incl. lake, sandy beach. pools. etc. Beaut. decorated 3 BR Broadmoor. Lovely gardens, covered patios, central air cond. $101,500. Ken Hartley 752·1414. (M·96) DISAPPOIMTED7 ... ln the homes you 're seeing for the prices?? Then it's time you come "home" to th.is Jg. & lovely 5, BR' w /warm family rm + bonus rm & great backyard. For only $119,500.....: you '11 agree it's the most in every wa y! Dorqt.hy Lewis 752·1414. CM ·97> WOOOllttOGf ESTATIS Newly listed "Washington'' plan - 3 BRs. den w /wet bar & 3 baths.. Upgraded w /earth tone cpts, window coverings & mirrored doors. Landscaped. Of(ere LAICH 4 IA HOMI W oodbridge Broadmoor Laurelwood. 2-storles, formal dining, family rm & 3-cat attached f arage. Lots or UPf rades. Owner randerred I& wanle to 1ell. $123,500. Natallo Beojcunln '752-1414. ·<M-99) I' 1Ulm.aOCIC ........ Hw 577Z 0-..y Terr. O...S... l·S .Just llsted, Plan so. located at end of tranquil cul de sac. Spectacular view. Jmmac. cond. Spac:io us rooms. 3 Bdrms,. 2~ batb5, fami· Jy rm., formal dlnlng rm., laundry rm., wet bar, 2 lrpks. 3 Car ,garage. Beautiful yard wltb covered patio. A jewel in a perfect setting. $119,950 WOODIRIDGE The Place, popu lar Bi.si:LaModel; 4 bdrms .. 3 , family rm., 2 ft-pies., nook. Raised en· try wilb planter. Walk·ln d«;et mstr. swte. 3 ca r earage. Just reduced $Ci00. Price $144,950 T he Estates, new Madison Model. One house from lake. 2·Story, 3 bdrms., 21': baths, tamlly rm. Wlth frplc. Central air. Wooden staircase. Bay window. Large, auacbed garage. Below price of new ones, $119.950 DAVID D. CARLSON REALTOR 133.9293 LEASE OPTION Lowest priced Plan 42 in CUlverdaJe. 3 Bdrms., 2 t>o., large country Jutchen. Large, well landscaped back yard. By owner, California Home Plan 104 D, 4 Br & p ool. $89,900. Cal I 151-42116. DEERFIELD ASPEN By crrmer. 3Br, 2~ba, 11e comer lot near park, &Jr oood., up&raded carpets, ~ ~ ahutt.en. Very !llab. ReadJ to move to. OlleD Rouse Sat/&ln 10..S, USandown Pua SSZ.5398 pr 131·1181 Pdoc:lplea .,, DIRECTORY of OPEN HOUSES 5092Y•cwf5ng A California Home, super sharp Plan 106 with pool. New paint! 14521 Sa•ln College Park Yale with earthtone upgrades. Pvt cul-de-sac location. 14951 Y•cca College Park Syracuse with central air. On cor- ner lot. 3722 lhlcldhont Triplex 2 Bdrm., 1 bath home with two rear units. Sound investment in Corona del Mar. $175,000. GoWenY..,.. l Bdrm., ~ balh hilltop i;llite in Leisure World. Bf'41ld new with fantastic vie~ of valley & moun· t.o.ina. $85,900. •494--8057• OUT$T ANDING OCIANVIEW 2 Bedroonr, den. 2'2 bath home desl«ned by Chris Abel. Located in one of Laguna's m01t popular areas. S235.~ Open Sat at Sun ~IRJSWAY NOELJOHN'SON UNGO REAL ESTATE College Part Yale with pool, spa, ceotraJ air & 49l-88 I 2 low maintenance yard. •--.. -ORTH--EH-0-- 37 Goldeftst• Deerfield Plan S Park Home. Lots of upgrades. Pool, park, cable TV. 4091 Wlliwow Racqu~ Club Wimbleton with pool & spa offers luxunous 11 Ying. 17601 RoduoH 3781 MQ910&ia College Park Yale on cul- de-sac locauon. Walk to :.chool, park & pool. OPEN SUN. ONLY 1711ZM- University Park Chao· cellor IV. Walk to pool Ir tennis. Deluxe duplex-Newer Spacious 2 & den, 2 Ba w/frplc, & wet bar, Skylight & decb. Plua dellghUul l Br, 1 Ba w/frplc. 2 Blb to Shaws Cove. Asking $189,SOO. 3 GR.EAT UHITS Two wilh beautiful ocean views In North Laguna. 1"" bloch lo beach. $185.000. DOU'HIMU. CAU.4t4-1511 Lingo RPl&an t 1clle1~m y1~1 ""' ... t.., 1, \ ' s ~ 0. 4 1,, '1 . , ~ UDOISl.a MIW M. IAYAOMT 4.000 fCl.ft. be.autY. bas evoryl&lnJ Incl bH•· meal & boat ~k. SUper a«erin1 at ts.S0,000. Open &in. 1.$, 502 Vla Lido Nord. Rocer Brown R.&. lm-1.020 DLX Hl-alSI COMDO 601 UdoPcnDr. 2 Br 2'~ Ba, w•lbar. sauna, jacaui, pool & boat docta. ~lh F1oar, for&ver view. Roaer Brown R. F.. 873-1020 Burr Wh1tl Hl,dt.:r .. 1'lifJ 1 N•·wPl'" B1.1i N tt 1: l I fi . ~ olf, IC •• t . . t • ~.~~•••ou ~~!: ....... ,~.~~ ... -.. ~.~~ .. •••-~.~.~ ... ; .. , ~~!t~...... $Ind~. F.bN!fYM.1978 DM.Y Pl\.OT •l·J ~)U~IMdt 1°'9 ...,,_..._.. 10'9 tk..,.tlHdt ·J0'9 S.Cl_llht~ 107' T.... .. 1090 MiMle"-'1 0..-lttlls.... ~._.. • ..,_ ~ •' .......... •• ••••••••• .. ••••••••••• • •-•••• •• •• •••••••••• •••••••••·.·•••••••••••• H•••••••~••••••••• •• •• ,_. S4llle 1100 ••••••••••• .. •••••••••• "••••••••••••••••••-._.. .... •••••••••, ••••• IA'flHOla . . Costa, B TM &tL BY OWNBR·l"ootblll ................. , ..... llliceilltfa.,.,.,, 2oot Pr11utr 2000 fwa4 W IYO~ • Beaut. \I~ pl.aa. bl&), Very a))arp 4Br. . :ADORAILI _ .... _:.::; ....... -.._ .............. _ ............. -•• Opa 1-4 at/luA. Sbr, Bmtiful Catom Homa twnhae. 3bt, 2"'be· end J~& •• bome OQ Pt•· OoiyltqUieUbr, 2ba. B)' u .. ft -UNIT(' -UNITS l tOZ a.. Uw.&ld. $*,000. unlt. Acroa from pool. •Uatuou park· like Owner. uw•ded. crpu, "''-> -> -.Zeteatvn. • Dover 9-res Some blue WllU view. ltreet. wfwroQ.tbt iron d1pa " accea.. Jde&Uy 3 .. s 6 IQ 20 lAN WEl.J..S. 3 Bf. z MIWPOITHTS.. 4 Br, U!lrm, !ormaJ dining rm, ~~o. oi.nn °" ~=~a~e~ &:3~: i~ .tnPn'::f toa~~:f. ~ FROM ~.oo<)to si,000,000 ~~~~:0;:. !'rte. Ju.at reduud to separate mily r m, completely ~ centr*1 AC, aunku tranaCerr$1. Prloc ~S IN OFFtCl -t""'IU Cal.IMNl63orMW203. sw.00000 um a bdrm." r e d ecorate w /custom wallpapers * OPEN * liv rm. PV atone frplc ln pa,1!1 ~ -...... ...r-....i 3106 family rr.n. bome near thruoul and ts •. dr Fpl tam rm, R·19 imul. M · c_..· Ull:.it& -Q1ff Dr. Jt bu peuf'd . . . new cp w apes. c THIS WlllCENQJ s u m • b I • a 116 " .._............, 1150 v .-..-,,._ •••••••••••••••••oo•• OiM nn., shutters " a m hv~ rm & family rm, fantastic Brand oew cu.atom home loan.sn,ooo. Seller muat ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5 TOWMHOUSI TYPI UNITS Lcwartous 3Bt. ' ba, N. brict P&llo. pool w I acuzzi. A must see home, (or on U'4l bhdfa. Dracnallc net $80,oo<J. Rome ls DO YOU LIKL -B • 1 fro n t ho 1n • MAllMIRS COYE those w O will appreciate the finest . ocean vlt!w oa well as wart.b S:ZIS,000. Must seJJ privacy & catbectrai cell· 4-2 BR, F. P.,/cath. celling. B.alc:ony's w/Jacu.nt, yrlf or abort RIAi.TY 646-4463 OPEH SAT/SUH 1·4PM mountains & foothills. a irnme dlate l y . 13621 ings. 2 Bt> 1\\ ba, encl. off MBR with partial view PLUS 1·3 term. SJSOO/mo. Ann •Park Udo condo, s pilt· 1400 s-tl4lgO $310,000 ~o~:~!~~~~ j!~: :; .Dr. Appt Pleue :~tt't:i;.0i~i~'ia~~'.t; BR, F.P., cath. ceiling with two huge =a Vance .Realtor, levd.Zbr,2 ba,fee land. Howcrdbsalrlir 752-1461 tru . wtooceanonDU5llnes, master BR's . ·Bike to b each. -R 000 A t '1 8ett ya. N 0 tst din f iaU Avail Now.June nth. 38r, -.., . g , 675·6 7S. CW, $119,SOO er ,,an 8W hr sbopptoc. Mo11tbly u an go apprec <ID. 2Ba, frplc. Cheap! , HURl\Yll 2822La Ventana ~I . .N T U duea only $54. $49,9$0 -Call61W271 · SUNDAY l.S home ~ouay 9 :;09."!iJ'. Owner (1)43).7076 $73,500 SUPER llACH IUY Mewport leach I 069 Ne_,.,,.. luch I 069 ,~ W t I ~ " TRY I_,_ P\illy turn. tri ! sty, 2 Br 48()t River Ave, Owner .............................................. vn• ts • Cedar eltterio r "......._~ 1400 V'7• DOWM a1 aakin $123500 Lo t 661-1451 131·3 )2 l~capedtoper!eclloo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• -hie av l 2/2' to 0/17. iirtc!f bome'in tliis .~:!t ~es.slonally decorated WllOtto buy up to l acre, l lh yr old 3 BR , l~ batb. F.P., huge :'mr::m~:T;:T~wa are.a·~ a few stepe to NEW 0Ff£RING 4 II+ in warm urth l9Cles. The a property or ca.Nae lied d Cl to -n Sq P i·. •-Newport'• best beach. ()penSUn.1-S.~San beltofNEW,witftoutthe bld&&property ln Coela wa yar. ose Ullle . Mil.CK ..... , ........ 3107 New tennis courta & Vincente. $145,000. Bll beadacbes.128(l.OOO Meu/Nwpt area. Or South Coast Plaza Sbp'c Ctr. sparkling pool, Thia 3 br. 2121 Leeward Lane 2700 IQ ft. San Valarde nmrirm; trade (or property ln a ba + den bu ever-Lowest Price in Baycrest Model. owner's new Fallbrook or Norwalk. )'thini. Xlnt financing. house to be finlabed in 30 Wkd,ys MPlf, ~ Owner wUl carry 2nd 3 bdrm, 2 bath day1.SeeJtNowl 73l-S90Q SSS -'""'''l summer fun. Open Howie $172,000 979.e53l Never (tved in, apec· ~BURKE CON-' 'V .r'A Sat/Sun 1-'· Open House Sat /Sun l ·S tacular view o.vedooking TRO~ HUNDREDS OF • •••••••••••••••••••••• BEACH FRONT 4 Br. 2 ba compl. llU'D bome. l'rplc, wasi)/dry, dshwlu". '2 car car. No pet.a. Avail June lS '°July 15. ~ or e44-8512 . .,_,.. 3126 ••••••••••••••••••••••• T.D. Buy now·be in ror Tip TopCondltfon IUGHrllEALTY eo..trvRJctgelllClte SO.ORA.NGECOUNTY DON O:\'{ 1 AN'§ 3 Bedrm, 2 Ba Ocean &: bridle patha & rolU.Dg CO•MERCIAL LAND f J • f • lllar1na view home in hills. overstsed master p A R c E L s ac 0 CA 1 OrDIA UDO OWNER/AGT 541-0J97 Har bor View Estate•. suite+ 3Ba.3ba,atudy, BUil.DINGS. CALL ME 2 Br. 1 ba ~ r•cb. CoQjure up thoughts of ~~arquatd Real· tam rm, .-et bar ,. 2 " ,ME A8T c H YO U R REAL ESTATE ~~·~8:'"~ Pvt. theleisurelylile onLido ..,. stoey form.aldln'grmlc NE D WITH OUR l&leawayfromtbe busUe • s-.r... cou r met kitchen. IN\'ll:NTORV, &.ag.aleodl 3148 & buatJe of busy streets. Newport a.ach I 069 Newpoet ••• I 069 Ccip.tl-.o I 07I SUS,080. Open Sunday, Walt Winkelman ~ ,_ m 2000 Loh far ............ , ........ .. See thi• beautifully ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. ••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1-S. 1092% l'urlonc , (714 )5'9-9361 opcry Stk> 2200 2 BR. 1 ba oa the aand "'"--Ht.a.""--/ '" ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••"•"••••••••••••••• '""cn ...... uU1° •-.. L Thru0 Mc.haded retreat & suc-By Owner. 3 br 2Y.z ba NEWPORT MIWON SSS ~ vuc a.~. ' Ca u rchll _,., ....... IU" cumbtolta charms.Call white water view, im· OPENSUNWPM Pr•rtJ 1600 70&dlrApa.XlnUncome, IUILOSS Juoe.M0-18i0 oowl mac, Nwpt Crest condo. HEIGHTS OCEAN VIEW 189% Roanoke, 'Puath\ •-.. -............... oear beaoh. Aakin1 Have many choice Iota, Mewpart htldt 3169 Owner leaving state. Located in NEWPORT from this s BR home Meadows, (Redhlll E. on MEDIC.AL tLD'-'300,000..862~ al!o ~ acr e• Is up. •••••••••••••• .. ••••••• Sac. Prin only. 613-S313 & H A R B O R R I G H l~ on private lot in Wa.lnut to Ol((ord) 3 B • Priced ,rtrht. Seller sub-......... _ G_.___ "' 673-3627 eves SCHOOL DJSTR.tCT, on p r e 1 t 11 1 0 u 8 A l t 0 • bm : r <Dntwn S&n Clemente) '*""Ct•• •"-9 * ordination Oll ao:ne. Last -. _... "'21 •---------• huge con>er lot wttb aJ. capb trano. Watch the 1900 e. Form din, FR Sale-Leu.Trade Profe:llkloal Income pro-of apetuJative market. $135. 1. Br mce home ~ IYOWNER ley accesa "room ror boats sail Into Dana w/fplc, $95,500. 2 com!D 1 Rml>ettta1Suites perty analysis & ex· BKR Sl50nice1Br share .._.-.:...._ 1 _ _. r...t~'" l'OttTOFINO ,...,. boat, uu. Is ... o1 -· ......... ~· w~s ~. ~ ;;;.w:;Ycal SUltes ~~· 1a~vlceCa. 1B1 Cehacb · c011R4>~~~1 Coosum=de. fee • ..___ - -_. 4 BR, a~ b a incl N"J)Ort'a lowest FEE SOUTHLAND ASSOC . • eats Co -II*' L st, ris -......_ 640.5357 bon1.1.1/goeat/teenager L A N D b Q m e II I AMCHOtlAM -20·" .. ..9, 11•~1 CarllOll or Skip Burson. Y<>•E • n... ~-~~~~~~~~'rm. Paddle teru1IJI crt & Handaomely remod•led IMYISTMlln'S ....... £1i "" "" ·~ Co.aoaelor Realty, GlllNIB.T ...--• .. °"'• -iar.2~1'mhse.many ~7~~:~~~~ =~~:'~ito":i l714J4t6-n11 !!~~ ...... !~!! Hwy.N'i.~~~~~ :_:za:;~~:".or ~~~US f:j,:f.~~·~blt~ ~including cpta Sun. 1.2-4; &t4-Sl28 PRICE S L AS HED Sbr Condo. 2~ba, frpl,. nta1l store + "•ra"e & DUPc# -f··" ed ••Cff_.__ r• "'..as mo Avail 4/l ""11 ve & wood tin, xlnt recr---------• Sl0,000-NOW ONLY Spacious 3 Bdrm, 2\.t dblcl&d~ .• $bowsllke-;; apt. or office; zse>O sq. -· ':::::!:. .... ;":!ypootrent • .; -11~• ~ -" · .,. • f····n N--+ Terrace, OPENSUM. l·S .,05000 bath Mission P ark ___._L bt ( -......... --. ~ I magine this btfl 12,390 messa1e w/I.P.R. o-:0 e "'r-6 i s· s 8 8 2 115711-Wfl'I .. ' • home. Owner leaving Sdlby ~ ~ =· ~v;,g•nt pkg. aru. man jacuu.1 &c saima. sq ft ~an & elite view 1_67_5-6.520 ______ _ _ eves __ lw_knds _____ -. Uve comfialtaDly in this d QU.UL lll state. SlOS,900. Open eM'TZ2 • • • 3,000 sq.rt.. warehouse. lctPLU$yourownhcre S..0.•llh 3176 spacloua bo1De with ,. PLAOJD Sat/9'D l ·S. 280'71 Paaeo Profess. bide. aeross Ideal for self employed Greenbelt! Let your ...................... . SEAVIEW ...., __ _,_ Pl\OP&R1u;:ia Verde, SJC. Marquard JUST USTED -NB p 0 • ...,,... ~ crafts man. $160,000. talems, knowledle & im· New Bedford 3Bdtm + ............ ucu family rm., -7S2·1120 Xno. Rlt;y 8-0&60 MQUl • • • • -• Ruckea' Realty 60-Cl58 qinatloo transform this den,Cam.rm,panoramlc aep.rumpusrm,"asew-1 .. aua1T . ....,..,.9Uat • BrandoewlisUog4BR. ft. Lse S900 mo., ae CK. • magnilleeotproperty in-PANORAllJCVIEW view. R~uced for im-Uli rm or office for mom 5C111a AM I 010 w/dininc rooai, great $2Z,OOO. Act-~:Ml' w your own Garden or Delwc 2 BR, den, 2'41 ba med.sale.$238~.0wur ordad.Ot.berCeaturesin· CAMALRONT ••••••••••••••••••••••• locatb:l4'walk toscbool, IALIOAISLAMD DAMA POINT . Eden. Plana incl ude condo. EJevatottobeacb 497-1558 dd. 2 at.one fireplaces, Huge ' BR., 2~fbatha + Be CAPTIVATED by tb1a PU'k • .shopsltq. Open .......... OD --~et•. 2 .,.~ 91H .. ev solar • Wtr recvcUno arp jusl t was tcb the swf. ________ 1 openbeamceU,gou..rmet rw:npusrm. +am.rm. S6400 price reduction. bouaeUU.weekeod.CaU ._,., ...... ~ ........ a.5A yste " • oo, pa, saun a. loycrestC>wlMr kitchen w/wa.lk-in pan-w/~ table. Steps to Comtemporarlly d e· for lQfo."Oflered at + 2 apta. Located oo lllgh abovemarina,1&2 1 ~ANALAND poolroom, secu rity Ivan Well.a home, needs try. Sep. bridal rm & ocean. $.155,800 cor'd, central alr s Cat $17,000. MarlDe Ave. f Yra. okl. bra, cover earages . MEGARGEE RLTY pult'g. $1050 per mo. ··--'-. U-.. -"evable sav. driv"° thru garage with CAYWOOD RE.ALTY Plau area Sacrln~ at 19 .. 7855 Annual lneome $28,400. $135,000. Prio only pls. <n•>4,,,.,_17H Agt, 714 /'98·0500, wun ~ RV or boat storage. INC. S48-1290 S79,500.HwTy&call: Prices:M0,000 (i14) '34-1128, aft. 6PM,1==-=---·-'-""---1 . .:::64S-3485:.:::::::::. _____ _ = :,::;oit.4~: ~RTIEACH IYOWMER VERNJOHNSONBLTR !~!'DD.CARLSON 1_Mr_._Cl_a_U100, __ Bf_k ___ 1•--•1• •• •L•O•T--• Hout.s•L.&.-t_-.a _111_1_1Co_mmod __ o_re ___ , RW.TY 675-1642 Npt Htapoolbome.3Br, 540-4848 .._TOI Ul-9293 SltwtlM...... ,. _..___ Ow'mlng 3 BR & family•--------Cam·rm, completely up· TRl-LIVB. s/ in Cliff Haven. Each Plus 3 bdrm. old er home, ••••• •••••••••••••••••• Sout h o r l H h SL, Gei•al 3202 room homo, nr. lbl'bo FBlNA.HDO'S graded • re·mdl 'd . Hlgbly uplfaded 2 BR 2 3 Br, 2 Ba, encl paUo, cul S. 1100 w/frplc. Owner's unit: ffl.Beamcel..lln&s,2us l mm ed occupaocy. BA, tri·leve l condo, deaac,cloletoachool,by ••••••••••••••••••••••• JS>Oaq ft.Deslretottade Eaatatde Costa Meaa. •••••••••••••-•••••••• llrick: frplc '•• $99,$00. HIDEAWAY Frplc, ext me ol rock.I prime So\ath Coul Plan o w n r • $1 3 , 5 O o . mo•s old, 1 BR & l BB, for boule or condo in Alf. 5CM333. 3 Br lbath house on around pool & Crplc. area. Must sell faat. Of· zu.m1• ~ tile. SJ•.950 f". Newport Beach. Good tz ,. ., utet' P~ul St 1st Woo't last $H5,000.. CaU . ......_, ...... , .. , .. _ .,..... .,.. o ftnancine, no Bknl. Rep-,. -U80WXUIY ~on=et8u.1im. for appt, 145·2549 OT r-...~at $64.,500. EXQUISITI na ... or......uoi,v•-1 ly Ad# 118, Daily Pilot, I -I BAYFRONT CONDO. Act-NU338 541).38ait. 1)-ank. 540.3666 loume. S65 I bedroom ly nw ,Pac. triplu Bc>iJ 1580:9 C4l8ta Mesa, Call: •VETS• You rout11t for: ~ own a piece of it now, no down. Veteran Hou.sing Agt. 541-0IOO Sip avail Prof decorat IY 0'6A.IER ·· bome w/ctllltrll alt. ao lD Jlat area. $187,500. CA92MI DOH Y. flUKICJ.IK ed. 2Br, den. a b&tba HIWPOITSHOAU "" .-sOoor,C91nm1c tub• 640-7114 -------I lfUl.,.OJt \ $299.000. Qd.e a Br 2 Ba. N!dec, Spacious Euc11t1Ye counterwi-.bbnpmury 1---r .. ----2-0_0_0_ 10 Lr& BacbelOl' Units, '::;.c:'.:"" LEASE c-.a-12..4 bocne.teonla.pooUcbch. bome. S Bdrm. 4 batb la extra& 1.iore. 1 yr n1111ty w/tft..XlntCllloe.2 Yra '40•1000 _, •.sa> Ml)..29ll w/view lD prutigiou.sr---------~ warr\J. Open boQse&tn. •-• .. •-••••0 ••••• o ld . $26,$00 Gro1a.,_ __ ... __ ._._ 633 do Part Dr, U · Dover Sborea 00 GaluJ VA/FHA SUBMIT 1SN2 llQbroat. North DUPLEX f3S0,000. 87 owner•-------- l ·F ............... Dl'.641-Z3:12 3BR, 1\4i ba, rrpic, paUo F.ctin&'er. WestKqrP!a Eztruharp 2 BR units, _640-6503 ________ , OfAClllOGsn'l '75-7390 ExecaUn ' Br. pool ________ , " BBQ. Corner lot, $105,000 botb w/prvt patios. 2 I _.._ ...____ HuntinetonBeach • home, located on 4-quiet UDO ISLE '81,900. Aat.'9.U211 Gemial RJt.Y l3!M823 0.... will bdp finance. SJde b~e "';-;',.eat 27,000 aq. ft. lot near PTI 0 N : .·. ~ .... &tah ~ ol ~ e~y comlt-3 Bdrm, d_.~2 bath. UA~EHTL y ~ S700 per mooth. Fu1lertoo locatiaa. New ='~"~:t~~.~l~ ~, . ....,.. .. .,..see , Patio,Two..._ .. toBay. Ollllra..IEatate $15,500. roofs, beau t. wood .....,.. you'll be impressed. $225,000. FOICID ......... , .. ••••••••••• <:4640.5112 ahlngle & rode fencing. Center.$13$,000. HAUOR VIEW Open Suo l·~PM, 16" Opn W/S-1-5 TO SB.I. Mmle"-• i--------"''---Only $125,000. Call now! David Bourke Rltf Why just rent. whela Jou SUMMERSET ~e,Sla>,500 . .\it. IOSVleMlce · ~'BR.bomect&. FclrW.-tlOO lts,pa~.CJ!tf:;_;,::; Broker.558-m7 1---~-995C> ____ cmrentwitbanoptiOllto ~SBr •-READ--Y-TO_ll_O_'{_E_IN_'·s.--ca.-~---.,-,-Btr--·-,-0-76-. =: ='~ ;;;;:;:;;:;:~~ ... oc_NP&n ___ --'cy_._Act ........ 61_5-lf7 __ •·-'a·-~-P-lex_es_b_le_fl_:!._•_:1°_ha_ev-a~ ~~~:pt ~Y~~m ~1:! ~f!:OOOonly Bluffs, proreaa1onally ....................... brick frplc, ab\Utdaat. Fam. Pn., 1ml pets o~. 2 +HOUSE sold for ~JS.000. A"t h ouse a, and e-<>n · r H D European decorating. ····c·-c-.oo ldtcbm abel .... , ex-$.18,000.s.576'1 ~1103 .. • MmiaaVlew don:WUu.ms bOW •Yaila- _e()iomer ___ l40-_7909 ___ -4 St.unning3br,2ba,fami-~ _.. .. "" quiaite band rubbed -----·CH COSTA MESA F1at andeuytobuildoo. ble. WESTCUFF ly rm. w/many extras+ 2Bt'lacSeGoraBr, hl.ihl7 cab&netl:Wearsabud1et ~ •"5-C>wner'1 unl.tln rearwllh PM.MSPIJMGS $58.SOO 2Bdnncondo $1:10mo Customized 3 br & den view. But Buy at u pgrd 'd . Owner price t•g, VA t erms Seacspa•aumeu.-bln huge rtrep lace lo 2.l units. Xlnt. location. PorhW..tR...at.. Sant&Aaa ~.000.Patric.kTeoore. purchaaed aootber & a\'.U.OlUoow. faml.17 pandlae, 2'ir + beautilUl famlly room! u ... t.r' cte i other .._,, 3Bdrmh&e $tOO oak floors, bay window PropertyHoa.te5S2""4.JA must sell now! $99,000. 54"3666 bonus rmlDEJMorroBy Slidio~ glass door to ...,..,. a or pro-131·3232 661·1455 eo.talll .. fern &arden. 1312 Dover .,~.,._CA , ...... bo H --•J vie tbe Sea ~• .,.,1 1 __ _._ ...-perty, Prln obly, FuU1---------1 2Bdnn -.. -•-Owner/Agt,642..()758 or.,....._ """'"' ~. urey..,... • Y~ ~wn pvt ...,..,.! ., .. y -ca.-.. price '490,000. A1t. Mau.t•o...rt. 'l>UIKIU -4 bcb. park ren,t°'!y '160. $137,500. 644-8511 .... 2400 NewportBuc:la IWFFS *WANTED* CA LL TOX>A Y 1 d tB •••••••••••••N••n•••• IBdrr;J::~ "71 3BdnnBonltaPlan.AJI Want Npt or Laguna 'cPXlOllCSFO>RNIAP CJn ~ LUTSIDI ado River, Needles Ulhin bse '8S) Levd,nucpta,noortng home. Trade lovely •••••• , ---------1 ALI A C PJ"tO.J>:Cltli::ma. COSTAMESA Calif.PP.z hasqualltyblt, Huntln&toDBeacb s h utters . Sl"5.000 Westwood home w/pool BRADPORDPLACE Mobile HC)IJl8Realt.y -rn·1t20 tnc. 3 Deluxe Ulllta. Owll~ 3Br l~isa.12d$mobile 4Bdrmw/vu $U50mo Ownr/Agt Dys 83:J.MS1 adj. Ce ntury City •• _____ WJ.;._._a.::;..1 _c_ Hard·lo-Ond 2 BR conOo '2706H:=nSte208 ,.,.--.. ·JllW'°"T~ ll)'IHs.aJ".,. home . l·Zx55 cov 'd NewportBach _Ev __ ee_6"_-21_'8 ____ ._0wneJ-__ ._213-82 __ 1_.asoo ___ , llAcH DOU. HOUSE in untt.1rnUoe, ~.tao. ..... cla1t...t REDUCED THE PRICE c&rpell't .Plf,iO,,"w..U.. Dpb3+3 $51Smo SUPER 2BR, ZBA "H' OCEANFRONT hse & Walk to IUria'a Beacb. A&l,-.ezll Malilt"'-aUYillg 2DUPLEXESL£rr $l0,000 l"lnaulation. W/D,cenL NewportBnda PLANlu OrllinalBJuffs apt. Coastal comm. ap-On namra1 c&n1'0Q witb a Br town.bome, near S. AtlllFIMst Near S.C, Plaaa Bkr Ol:t N ow aattn1 air, 1tora1e, pn bcb, llbn7 take~ leeeh&l'y,oversisedpr proved expan. w. NB. ocean view. s BR. 2 BA C.t Piasa by on er . We ha•e numeroa.s •,..5S1_41l_o ______ ~~~tt boat dock, min t o auo mo1oey-me e Full rront balcon $325,000.631-3838 wUh extra "'lot. Nevu ta.800. VA/ftlA~ beeutitw mobile homes culnos, a lao aellln1 money. nvest •H b w/lltes view. Cu1to acaln&tonlySl.25,000. 8 Br ·~ b tha G ror sale lD establlshed •2.,....._.• aient. SOXUO bomee lte. 0Pll.CaDt112-771L shutters thruout. Lge p RAMIUH~ . BERTHA HENRY • • a · r .. i llUb in CM, Nwpt Deb. ~Lake l>ark. llln. to I C T r a n • I e r r e d , • K€Y paUonrpool.Limitedof ~unv• REALTORS area. $83,900. Herbert lhntingt on B cb, bcb.l-4BB,3be; l-3Ba , St IGSS w/Hcrlflce. J . Cisco, t aL-AL~"'· fer by owner. $134,SOO ~ Ii 215beUHr '9Ml21 Hawttimm.100 Laiuaa. El Toro, Fln 2~ be; 1.S BR, 2 4 5 Orante Foutpleit for U• 71"73-1808orl-328-3793 n~ ·~ ftrm.844-a13 A bom~~Tf.,!~lng of DOHSIMPttlMILft -=::;:!!!°~~~~ ~~~.hizi1 :'rtc~ =~~;..!\!~ ~bre~~h:~r ~of~ 25 Ci 1 nlew.-el NEWPORT H'-TS ...... __ •-...... Come see thls Small ..... 'am ........ rm, _, ..a-ac. oaa~e• to flt moat Hunt. Bcb. 531·1'118 ,,_ n--.:000 ui • ~ly SO Before )'Oil P•1 tome w ~w • .... auty, Juee ..... •· .. w......... Owner ......... ve _.,, eq ll'. ••••••••••••••••••••••• a1ency for the .. RUN MAKE 0 F PI! R I I windows Jet lD floods o1 ~~ A 1reet family Won't laat at $6'1 800. people's pocletboob, .,._ __ ·------c eBKRaah ~--~etrandt .....,_:O•«-......v AROUN D •.• ea ll OWnen are buUdlnt D ~ quaint •lovely ~ espar. AddWooal Open House Sat/Sun. $10,000 to $M>,OOQ. We are 7 •-,. u ---r"¥ir-• ' CCIDsumera G ..._ bome .. n ee4 tbel used brick frpJc. A Bdr. Is Ba. are apart 100. S h awn ee Dr ....... )-GVJlbane. .. _ ...... ~ ... -~~-.. 1 UtlUse your creatlve OD fee um:i--•• ·ay· money out. Stop b1 00 retrat from the hub· bub from main famlly livtq ~ • CW1'0RNIA I> AClPIC .......... w uu1uu ...... ... lO'llt O\&ll'Ult.eed Retuna palntioJ talent.I as gel • • • opn bee, Sat /Sun 1-4 an ol the city. Owner will area. Sun for ywr family )(oblle Home Realty br, !aft. f/p. N br, 1~ ba Rlstaurant Bkll , Dan, started w/tbl.s low prl()ed IDlme1'· 8'H900 ~al Ulla Upgraded 311 help finance. Soe it now. in a"' lg. Pool Lota of T..... 1090 2'108Harbor, Ste208 townhouse, all bltn1, Point w/good tenant. d~e1. currently rented. For lse, beaut oceaa vie• 2ba home. can Linda 540.3''' plantlnt; Jots of tall •"•••••••••••••••••••• M().S8CJ7 crpt.a, dt'pe, Hurry, buY $270,000all cash. Only$27,SOO. can GeotSe condo, l3tb noor, Tbe Alf. ror ddaila, 642-1 tr~; lots or privacy. LEMOM HEICi'HTS now • lat user depn!c. lCI BROKERS 540..2200 Frey, S42·U56, Ben Marina Club. Oceanside or 646•1307 aft s. 61 Great value. Just calJ U1 A. 1 d lnN.B., SkyJbie. 900 sq tt , TomLee,Rltr.642·1603. HinltleR.E. . ca. Adlts only. $600 mo. TutUn Now Ii' S.. For Younelf. wvtM/i e ~ o 0 e d beaut decor, pew crptl • $127,500. Cootact c.entury n. lfis. • 3'Zl2 Coast Hwy Datia 1ot""""" Rl zo5 drilt.frp lc "Jbdn',mlr· •TWOHOMIS* SELLORTRADE 1ton Realton, na.~ WESTCLJi'J' by pw.oer1_~-".':~===~-a,..:P..:*=.8J.-5101.:::..::::;:.... __ -I II.Ii~ ~i · nn. $27,900, aee to •P. LJvt ln' ooe, rent &be fl:~ous 3 & 2 bdrm m 4> CUit. bltrQehatfl6, 'br ""'--~ ....._... ...... c .. .__:.._,.;:: pnciaie. P.P.~7 Cldllrl New 8 bdrm •• I MI Verde Duplex. 't ,__ ___ ..,._. __ 21.\ba, din't ._ falD .. m -Y-_,.., un .. -·-"" k, ~ PL1JS cts.no· yn..., FealW'el fqj&c HOllWFINDERS •/lrl pool. t 1&9,500 2 Br a~ Ba t.rl lnel ~IW MOIUHOWI tu.~ 2 bdrm bltm,prlvateeat1a1U'cl ~andaol Rmbla MHlM.141-ZlllO townbome. 6CrHued ....... -... ~to-~ l.Bl--lOdO. New Moaa. home.-Qole to beach: aae. OWC'/,..d 1'ill AD a.reu all ,rlC99 -a.._,_.., • ._ .... --""~ """'1 lMl. llaat be mo••d •tMa.$215,000 h J fl p .,_ I CW,"C;.';"v1ew Ina Pioneer.rut~ bn~. rrom pn~. Etceunt AO 648-1414 s~grod~n,.0;unrf:I S75Bacb:"°:'J:tbeach 2Br1" Ba, dea, ~1 fOf diaLU by ~*1fl oaad.$.1:i00. Broken. Hf·HU or $1.llOBllcbNBUUlpd uppaded boCM lo 9,.._ PRrCBD llEDVCBD 'tO ..wP()lT l.'!MS30 '30f)3br N .B. UUI Dd. •U•• area •. Price ln· *1M,IOO. Lll'E'l'DIESER'llCE clad• wu b..-. dryer, 117-GIU ml~·· ~I\ • tr~ CDllU, call DOWI .... Cilil1t 1206 ......................... IJlrNa. ....... l~ .__ ..... _ ..... .....,_~.;.1UTt I B_!l..t_.I ... ~ ~.!ef::J= ~~lotat-•--uom .-a \Ollcourt. ed 1n Sao JUJr C.p0. --VIEW ae .A.'I ."PV ~ urractd ,, •• ,, 'AD.llOUll ~wpon Crett Ooodo. ~.,.,,,. part. P,. itt.1111. HIClllr UHl'9ded. bldW'd •ma ftMlll ea.-n an. 2 JI~. a~ b., er.a. --...-..:z::: .......... , .... ---- .,,._. •brary. 6'de .•11!1111----·· oc-*-· RedUC'e4 for ~~~~~~~~ lmmed. Ille. 0WHI'. •u•.••o. •O·UO, ..... • ,,_:,#< •• , •U OAll Y PU.OT A Rent~ SH•ice You Con fffl At Home With WE GUARANTEE •Widest selection poss. •In howecomputer sys. •Dally telephone service •Vacancies' erirled daily •Full staff of coun11clon1 • F'ree to a&ed 6S & O\ er •Free rental counsehn& •Opeo 7 da)s 8:00-8:00 : •New 2 br condo. Pool. !!PB 1~ 1'rom $400. Also 3 br hs t' 'S400. Kids & pets ok 67~912 Bkr. -..--............... University Par k • The 4br. pool,•.~ ml to ocean, Terrace. Dover. a br. 2 --------- $625 ba.. sincte level condo '114-346-5666. Bob Grat Highly upgra~. prof. J II $425 decorated. Wd. paneled. T t t h 2br,lbaduplex,pvtgar.SUPER 4 Bdrm. 2 ba Jacuul. pool. i 476. wo s o ry wn se, Patio, laundry. Adlt.s on· w/frplc. crpt, fed yrd. featurina be1ma, fplc, ... ..., 963 4S67 A• t _7_s.z.._2Jl8_l . ______ 1 pvt patio, encl g1C, com· ly, oopet.s. $310. 540.7532; .-.. · .en• 00 pl«e rec f1cUillea AND 646-4t14 r~. OPT 0 .... w a , be r • d r :r er , ' BEAUT. exec 4 Br 2 ea, COZY 3 bdrm, 2 bl. LEASE/ I "' ttCricerat.or. lat" last+ w/fam rm. fplc, D/W, w/C{'A, fed yrd, kids & New 3 ec\rm Herttaee dep. SS7~770 XSS days; ••••••••• .. •••••••••••• super duper area. $49S. pela ok. $385. 963·ts67 Park Condominium .4!M-0321evesrwknds 963-4567 agt. No Cee. Agent. No fee w/family rm, 21,'J b1. Top ---------1 quality carpeUnc & Ule Lmmy1Hchtt-4Br or den, 2Ba, F.P., nu-Move In today! Cute 3 Br, flooring. l)et3ched 2 cu 4 Br. 2 61. Ckean view. 2 m & out. $4SO mo. l 'J.iBa w/cpts, med yd. gar. Never lived In car cu. W/O, frplc, HamiltonCM642·71(3 lGds Ir pets fine. $39S. Jmmed occupancy akYlll.hU, opea beams, _98M1'11 _________ 1 Easulde new condo, 3 br 963""56'7 A.gt-no fee. $*95/mo. paneling, patios, new West iahir 3291 ba, 2 car gar w /au 1 Bed.room condominium, WH..,..,oclfic Cl>l'c. Ule:S404Seaabore ........................ . opener, frpl. dishwasher. pool, tennis auper loca-ruptrtie1 l&SO/moyrly. PhS411~1S3 CUTE 3 Br 2 Ba, w/cptg, end.11allo.S37Smo.Dy11 lion.$250.Call&CS-4477. 731-1522 4U-2260 LeCW.+.lySeo lend yard, lids It pet.a ~· wkndll &: evea 3 Br coado. H; Ba. D/W, Model perfectdlr +den. OK. t:m. 963-4S8'1 aaeru. ----------t lndry faclt. Slater & Woodbridge new 2 & den, ~sq It. a CIC lllt, $625 _no_fee_. _______ , NrBl<Bay,splltlevelcon· Newland.897--0SS6 2 ba house. Lake, pools. mo.ll62·9MS C.ptivaUqCottaJe p· do, 3 BR, 2 ba, 3-car 1ar, SHARP 3 Br 2 Ba w/f le parka, no -pets. Lease 2er+den. l~ba, frplc, lge pl ~~ .. +Kl~OeKYl~_P.851P.) pool. no pets $490. D/W f d •d ~f.,,.• $1'1S.mo.640-5Z28aft.3& yard &:paUo.2car.1ar . .,...,. ..,. -548-7933 • nc yar • ~~. wknds ~645-7386 ---------1 llS3-4.56'7 agt. Noree. · rnsCountryKJtcben 3 BR, 2 ba, fncd yd, crpta, New 3ttr, Heritage Park N~ It lW1urtous duplex. 2BR w /Encloeed Yard t drps, j1ecu1I, bltns, POOL HOME 3 Br 2 B. 8 • twnhsew/.tam rm, 2~1iba, 381', 2ba, rz:ice:r Hit& Bull lnst (531.5P) c l ea Jl. • 4 1 S m o . D/W, cpta, n•t area. AtC. paUo, 2 car gar. MS-2lU or ~9cnMIS IMC tst/Jaat/sec. Avail Ma ~-963-4567 agt, oo fee. Deco crpta. drps, tile, • 1. S48.8300, ~-0697 3 Br home, heavy shake Crlg, ma, w1hr dryr. Lr1 4 br, 2 ba d1,1plu. -.ant 6SHSS5 -Ea.atilde i br corner Jot tool on lge com.er lot, ~1~~,,,:Vlopt ior 2nd ~~5vlr.'11• ~i-:i:.; 3 br., fncd bk 7d. Vacant. RemodtJe4 'Jc Nldecorot frpl In Jlv rm. brlte yr,_._,,551-1918 • Good area. 868-2297 or ed.•· su.n:u cheerful kitchen, fresh Woodbridge new 4 Br 1 eve .,_7 All· C&n'URY ZI ~n~=gbout. ~-Bil, Fam Rm. A/C. nr ILV. Hom•, Carmel; Jc• .. Wesk:lffAHlty · partc, pool. $550 mo. bdrmt .• 2ba.$600. == 3421 ----~------Like new z Bdrm, dj)l aar, Nl>-1CH4 A&ent 144-7183 ...................... . 9'4 CoQareea, $425 mo. s blb to bch. no pet.s, 3 Br 2 ba $425/mo. Nr HOME, 2 lp BR.1'6 Ba, 2 l.AUr9ilwood. z BR condo, 3bn Dolt. ~da OK. Does $3M. Avail now, 964-2283 ~-The Willows tty, 2 CIC driv .. ay. dbl JM pat, poo!• T•nn1-• • $10lttra.141-e10'A ~ 1ar, 2 blU bucb.. Shut· 1330.552-1135 ....:-~-~~~~-- '350. Watch the Boats! l BR On The Harbor Lux.~r! (6153P) S350 Mlnutet To Beach 2 BR W /Eno. G•raae Swiken I.Jv Rm! (7S2$P) RENTIMlS IMC. 19&-0TTl 831-4555 2 br. New crpla fc rloors, dshwahr. X.ld1 ok. No pet.a. $2lliO mo. MS-2274 ld .. l ror day aleeper. Eutalde2 BR1 1 ba, pool. no pets. Children ok. sm. 54l-0916 ---------iL« 2Br, bltns. near bcacl:i, - $27:\mo. 559-5678 SHARP. be1cb. 2, 3 BR. frpl, dsbwshr. garage. patios, 960-2358. 11.AHDHEW 3 Br apt/~. conve nlent loc, 5 unlt.s avl. $400 Up. 184-1507. '40-17S 1 LlVENearTbe Beach! C...clllSol BealllJ.Cw Adult Apta Ou• We tu Pa.Id. 2Je&l Brookbunt, HB tn.4653 offke...... 4400°c)fflca..... 4400 .... to .... 000 ..... I.;,.., 4410 lnwt .... lllf Sunday,,•bruarx2e. 1978 OAILYPILOT •f:J Af•lawal1U...... •••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• <>,partlmlty SOIS 1u...a.... ......... W .._.. 7 , 00 ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• r al 5350 ~W.ted 7100 • ....,. •..v •. =-..... •-~L •• 40 F roommat• to share 4D&UXIOFC•s _..,. ,...,.IT wt•• • "'•••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••··-·· •""''" • ~ -dlannmf 2 bdr dplic In ,,_, t 25 all rv 1 YOUI Mvn ••• ..... ••••••••••••••• ...... ••••••••••••••••• XECUTIVE ROW I . COl w/ocean~tew ~~in.':bse hi re-wtalYOUR Ortnkmgprobll.lm! ---------IA ., A R T M: E N "l• 1•aBrapb,newlyre-E • nc. U25/mo ·~ utll. ar.1or2yr.leue.Lake MOUTHIS C.llAlcoboJHelpllno ACCOUHTS MANAGER·ReUrcdcou· decorated, 2Yt blk1 to PrHtl= office space I• Htw,.,.t 675-2921 Forest area. Kent Thru pucentaae 24hruday83S-3830 PAYAILI pie to mana'e Cotta beech. dee 4.. wtr pd, tc•/A ...._ Teshflll ....,._ w.,, Mao°" woman, atral&bt Hartinl. ownership, lo meat pro. •MICHELLE~* !~:.• aW ~~~e~f;!:::1:_~ 118'1..Sl'IJ hf•pllw ......,. s..-.lce, COltfel MC• to share F V home Utll & 7l4-S8l·9l93 cesalng tlant, enabllna Outcalt MusaMe CLf;IU( No children. no peu. Olodo,2BR,l~ba,rrpk, ,..,.. .. ~ ._._...., ...,F .. !I _.. live-hi maid lncld . .......,tlllfllfal 4500 to pure ase directly 10.ut.i.ut 731-4462 We currentlyha\•ullfull· Pteasecall646-t477. _ newly decor'd. Nr shops. _ __._•• AcfsMz. & c ..-hfmia. tr.Ytl 839·«31 leav_, name & ....................... from farmer. 844-0687 U . g ec>mo.8$3-1242 .....,.~ ---,, opy _..,. ttl nw:ober,Nonamoker. Shr semi le pvt . ofc Splrihlalleoder mo temporiuy ~pen1i11 Apt Manager, mature coaamlt•ta. co•ptlferfa-ty,.H •9· $ l 60 U-toL.ocM 5025 1815So. ElCam1noReal forae~~h penodw t couple. BeaulUully 2BrZBa, new cpta. drps, Carmi• secret..C .. ~ _......._ • Responsible working spaces. $8S-• ..--, SanCI "'·11 II the poiwbllity of becorn· maintained 30 unlt, C.M. enc pr, DIW, 2 biles to .......,. male to share lbr & loft Sky park Cir• l r v. ••••••••••••••••••••••• emente. ru y c. 1ng permanent. All.east l Adults, no pets Apl beh. 960-sa&o Meded. Fro. $190 ,... ..o. in CM. non·smkr. $13S 5'i9-403S ht, 2ftd & 3rd T.D.'• f'or appt. 492 7296 )'ear varied accou~t• +small salary & bonuii. Cal ' 714J 752·7170 ~~·~aft~~Mtil. Russ IUILDTO SUrT LOANS AVAILABLE RELAXING MASSAGE payable experience with cattwcckdays,642·4907 l br lba upper unit, bit-In ....,.._ vr S CredJt no problem. BobJames-Ltc Masseur some exposure to com· _:...;..;.;.... __ -"--'---- atove & dishwasher. 5 000-20 000 q. rt. •-L--75 ... 590J puterlied systems. Will Architect's Office lD N.B. Crpt.I • drapes, patio, 1 G. Of:P1 Piacentia A Ve. C.M · ___..-, 4 • OutcaU 9-9• 49t·5l ll matrh vendors invoice~ needs blueprint person & car 1ar. $275 + $150 sec. •L....L-far•tnt 4350 WESLEY N. TAYLOR Money Avllilable, many u.a.SSAGE against pure base or· omce messenger. Good dep. 963-3211 h u..furw. Apae lllttllfl ~ ....................... CO. II · t ~ ders/~ce1vin1J reports, transp. essential. Call -...:;_-----.---•••••••••••••••••••••• ·-•••••••••••••••••••• SINGLE GARAGE FOR REALTORS 6"·4910 sources, a proJeC s. FIGURE MODB.S verify extensions, pre-631·1700. 2br2ba, lowerurut, bltln ~MJCJIMI 3852 T•ffn 3890 RENT $25 mo., 6 mo. in 4550 S50Kmin. 7S2~ ESCORTS pure and monitor in· • .:-.-,;~~~~;;;;;;;;. atove/diabwasber, t'rpta ••••••••••••••••••••••• dv c..a_A'>H Stai. MO""'EY nut/output documcnts,1• A drapes, enrl. patio, I ••••••••••••••••••••••• 8 • ~ ••• .. ••••0 •••••••••••• " OUTCALL OHL Y ::repa.re texts and do car gar. $350 mo + $150 CONDO 2 Br, 2 IJa. frpk. washer It S3S mo. Storaae only, in· Storage units from $15 Low rates fast approval. 631-le 1 I Some lUlng. Ability to ASSEMBLERS secur. 963-3211 3 Bdrm, 2'.Ai ~a w/bltn dryer $350. mo. + dep. quire 325 J . 17th Pl. off mo. lndocrr & outdoor RV Dependable, honest operate a 10 key a must. SO'n'alneeAllsemblen; oven range. Dishwasher 552-0430. alt 6 pm S.A. Ave, a.ft HAM & boat storage. Mgr on ser.vtce. 2nd's, ard 's, sw-DANCE OF F·uN Please apply ln person Needed Immediately 3 bnn 21A ba studio, den, & Au-cood., fully carpet· slMd premise, 24 hrs security. lngs, 968-9986 Bob. Btfl nude iU'l.s dance & Long &SbortTerm lrpl, wet·bar, bltins, ed & draped. Ready lo ApcalH•ntsf'Unti Office Rental 4400 The Storage Place.18305 rap session. lOAM to Assignments carpets & drarcs· patio. move ln. Lorated on oru..fw1'1s1Md 3900 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mt.Langley,No.ofEllJs, SWING LOAMS JAM Moo.Sat. l2P•I to TREHDATA 3 ShirtsAvailable 81t;'.el<l!!';::.S$lc~s~cC::. Crown Valley Pkwy.••••••••••••••••••••••• EXEC.sums l''ountnlnValley. lltdlr3rdTD's 8PMSun.62SN.Euclld, CORP. Muathaveowntransp ~ RENT$315tmo. TllEEXCJTING Deluxe private office, Pbone964-1607 ldayapprovw Anah.SS9-61SO StandardM"90riH CalTodGYSS'-1520 _963-32~=11.:._ _____ 1 3MilesSo.oC S.D.Fwy PALMMESAAPTS. sunny. air cood .• llelltatsWanted 4600 Crecbtooproblem FREESES.SJONW/AD DMsto. })-ee.TopPay.VacPay Vacant 2 Stry l '" b11 call Mr. D'Amico .MlNUTESTONPT --An4ll•ed phone COY Const. &Bus.Loans vtctorT--• ,_ • (714)898 3376 .,.......,._..,. · ••••••••••••••••••••••• AJ1 Applied Magnetics Co n -....,....... - 7 Newly dee. Hee area. · BCH. era.ge, secretarial House 2 bd,l~baWllling CaUMary,9'79-729'7 *SANDY'S* 3400W.Segerstrom S..-.lcn _$350;__;...·_P_h...;.SS7_-862J_· ----I Newport hoch 3869 Bach. l&2 BR. service available. Easy to flx up for rent reduc. Outcalt Massage Santa Ana, CA 92704 Div Walter Kidde & Cc> J\fariner's Cove 2 br 2 ba, dbl gar, pool, Jacuzzi & secur. $395 644-109-l ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~d~~~&p~f; frwy access. 666 Bak~r $2SO/moll92-9402 Mata.yW.ted 5030 973-0329 "114/540.J605,ext213 20825.E.Bristol 1561MesaDr. St, C .M . Nr. O.C . ••••••••••••••••••••••• --------Ste lO NewportBeach (5 ,Blk.s East.of Newport Ai rport, 979'2161 Mlscetc..tous l0% return, secured by •SHERI LEE• Equal Opportunity <Comero! Drtstol & NOW YOU CAN AFFORD NEWPORT BEACH R-A-1. 4650 0 'I 1 C"rt1fied Masseuse M ... Blvd.) Koll-Irvine Cent.er wmt111.. prime C. comm n· " Employer / r Campus behlnd 546·9860 Executive Suites ••••••••••••••••••••••• dustrial properties. House cans. Syappt. Carl's Jr) Near new 2 br. 2 ba, encl. garage. Quiet adults. $310. 9'79·2228; S46-9261 All siie 11uites now avail PRESTIGIOUS $1,200,000 interim loan ___ 8J8. __ 6838 ____ 1;;;;;;;;;;;.;.. ___ 11~~~~~~~~~ LARGE 2 IR (182-400 i.q. ft.) Rent tn· Artist's Residence for req'd, all due in 2 yrs. FOXY LADY l• FROM$235MO cl: Recept., phone ans., lease in beautiful ..;~;..::.:..__.;..;...;._______ ACCOUNTS »rand new 1 br, JIB Landmark condo. Rec lacil & sec guarded. Adlta. $375 mo. 536-4934. Quiet bldg w /beautiful util., jarutorial, mail & En~luh Tudor mansion. ~· Trust ~ Mas~ lndscpg, cov'd garages, coffee serv .. cone. rm. Artists work 1ocorpor.at· DHcli • 5035 731·3561 adults, 00 pets. Ideal for lounge, kitch pnvg.s & ed thru-out. casUe like ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------PAYABLE LUXURY APT LIVING adults 35 or older. prof. secretarial scrv. on atmosphere in lovely PREGNANT? Caring, Park Newport Overlooking The Water LEEWARD APTS, 2020 premises. (714)S49·9595 wooded area ot CAM· LOWEST confidential counseling & !o\lllerton Ave, 1 blk E . of BRIA. Could be used as referral. Abortion, adop· CLERKS Olarming 2 Bdrm. frpk. Enjoy $750.000 s pec · Newport Ave, l blk S. of THE EFFICIENT resldcnre and/or Arl Interest Rahs t1on&keep111g. patio, gar, Pet & child tacular spa.7sw1mming Bay.GJi-0397. ALTERNATIVE Gallery & Antiques lstT.D.'s,abo APCARE 547·2563 We have immedi ate OK. $2.9S. 848·919S pools, 8 lighted c:ourts. . 1• Adults, no pets. $425/mo. .,._ ... TD • -~ f h p · ASSEMILERS .Electr~Mecbanical as- semblers needed immed. Soldering exper. helpful. Call for appt. ----'-------• aules of bike trails, put· $215. 1 br, trees, ferns, Mo. to mo. rent lDC . (SOS) 927•3515 or (80S) . 6.llU • ·~ ESCQRTSERVICE ~~ldni!!isorw~oarse!:k 2 Br l 'h Ba, fplc,new cpts ting,sbu.!fieboarw. be am c ell. No pets. Rec e ~ t. s er v ·• 92'7-4847 FaireStTermssl.JlCel949 631·~ challenging work wilh a & drps, 6 bl.ks to beach. Rapp.130 Broadway, CM persona zed phone cov-1 Sattler Mt.). Co. Also Kl ring fast growing, innovative, _______ _ S36-1414; S36-383S &chs from $279.50/mo. OOO erage, conf. rm, mal /I t/ 642-2171 545-0611 ,. Also 1&2 bdrm plans Rooms 4 serv., underground prkg ...... ftYH Physical Massage By corporate Accounting 2 Br, 2 ba, encl garage, 2 story lownhow.es ••••••••••••••••••••••• &more in Newport. fiaeee -. Retittd couple bas mooey 1berapist. Appointment Department. Six months Jndustrial Reial.Ions 714/494-9401 Teloalc-.....y Lajuoa Beach F.qual Oppor Employer 21702 Brookhurst. $32S. Roomw/kltchenette TIIEEXECUTIVE ••••••••••••••••••••••• tolend.1st&2ndTD's Only. Steve, 548-2817 to 1 year minimum ex· RECJRONIC mo. 962-0778 EJcc. kitch .. priv, patios $50 :'.:C.97k 55& up. SUITE, 640-5470 1u11affs Agent., l-83'7·3744 _N_._B_. -------perience required; 10 "'"" ~t1 5005 Key by touch; Familiar & balcoo1es, crpts, 250sq ft.deluxeoffice, w. VfF"WWW~ S3S0002nd 18 th ot Neild a mailing address? with EDP processed Ac· ASSEMBLERS Assemblers IEAUTIFUL HUNTING TOM PACIRC Bachelor from$275 2 bedroom from $38S Also 1 & 3 Bedrooms dra peries , pa rking, Ambassador Inn in Costa 191.h St, C.M. $150 mo ••••••••••••••••••••••• p:;ys 129167,!0~0~ A confidential phone counts Payable. Call or elevaton.. Mesa, 2277 Harbor. Ceo· Tom, 540-2200 $~CLEMENTE lst. $250:000 apprai~ed rrft!ssage service? Call a pp I y 1 n per s on To assemble wire bar· trally located, 23S rooms. Gr<>?mmg & Pet Shop. value very lovely duplex Gail SS1·5669: 834 9236 7141752-6511, ext 243. Oplionalma1d :.enire MANY with kitchen. AIRPORTOFf'.lCES Retmog after 7 good . N • rtBe b. nesses, p~ted circuit At Fashion Islaod, Jam· boree & Sao Joaquin HillsRd. phone & TV. Swimming 1 &. 2 room suites, ~II years, fine location & UO ~l°M rt::ge Bkr Wanted: Attracti~e girl ... __ boards, and wire wrap pool jacuzzi, and rec. services. No lease req d. clientcle. $68,500. · • 0 • • w/a lot of free time lo U1:r panels for computer roo~ Dally & weekly From $145. mo. ~ S. E. BERTiiA HENRY ~..566l travel. snow & waler ski. Wienerschnihel systems. Applicants whe> rates 0 st.artJ.ng from $48 a Bristol, Suite 200, N.B. REALTORS etc. Reply to Classified IntemaUonaJ, Inc. are available te>work all week. (714)5.57-7010 21.SDelldar 492~12l Araw1•at1/ Ad 1180, Daily Pilot, 4440VonKarmanAve shifts may apply For leasing informa tion: 64S-48-i0 P~/ P.O. Box 1S60, Cogta Newport Beach, CA 92660 between 9 AM and 11 BEACH LIVING 711 Ocean 536-1487 Sumptuous oew condo in 811 SQ n .. ~cs OD a, month TRA va AGE:HC y Lost Ir FoiMd Mesa. calif. 92627 F.quaJ Opp Em pl M/F AM. sec. guarded community 4 o-rt· ~ hse SIOO mo, nr than s month~. ""'" ~....ts 5100 "Chuck & Ginny" -Npt 1: 71 /L AA 1900 Fern.-.le rmmatc ndcd, 4 to monu1 .or ru> ongcr _.._.._.CHISE ••••••••••••••••••••••• l~~~~~~~~~~I BURROUGHS for adults over 40. Ten· Dix 3br 2ba lower dplx I beach 963-0592 eves. 586-9070 StJJrt your own Travel ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bch. Write Dick & Bud· 1---------n1s. rlubhouse. pool & Network agency. Be a . die. Have 360 pictures of Acctng Bkkpng ION more. 2 BR, 2 ba .. beige ~;: ~~9b~93 !':o pell>. ~50 llome near So. Cst Plaza No. Costa Mt"'a. 5 rm 803 purt of the gro wing Gr.and Opening of The European trip. Adll97. TEMPORARY CORPDRAT cpt.Nopets.$42SMo ·' -----I::mpl"dperson Sl50.mo. s q. ft. S321 mo . /\II travclmdw.trv.Startuv. Sll\cr Tour h , Hand Daily Pilot, P.O. BBox. Register Today to work WNT I C 644-4910 I b ~ s.i,s..749-1 groundfloor,rrontprki:: train1n~. lcchn1 cal & Crafte d Jewelry. & 1560, Costa Mesa. CA. onvan·ousaccounting& 25725.JeraelMORd .. ay or o i::hur~~~~~2v1~~.le~~~ --A IC. prof. bldg, etc. merchand1s1og ~upport Mac rame. Ope'!init 921626 bookkee ping assign. MJsMo.IVl.jo. up.' 5515 Rn•er A\'e 2 rooms, P\l bath, ui.e.oC 540-2200 pro\"lded. Total invest· March 1st. 1854 S. Coa>.t ments. Work close to c~.92675 $23SWalkToPier! k1tch. $200. + ut1l. 1 t mentis $30,000.Tele.Mr. Hwy.LagunaBeach Tall handsome pro· _-., MasterSuitelBR! · 642 ·2566 751·2994or546-7512 OCficeSpa~eavai ,pv en· Bea,7!4/838-9242 spcrous prof. man seeks your home. Figure (SanDiegoFwy. Enc.Garage! (SS47P) Oceanview,yearly.2br, l try. 2 swt.es, reu. l827 SCRAU I "S young beautiful girl for a f~~~~ 0~0eds:d :~~~~~t toElToro~.east ba duplex. $450. mo. s..m.rhlltafs 4200 West cliff Dr. NB. Market, Oceanfront NB. nrLl.I business & pleasure trip toJeronimoRd.,&OUtl\ $280ViewCatalina! 644--6780or642·3639 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 831.0000 Ownerw/belpfmance. ANSWERS to the worlds most Orang:O~rtllaU's toLosAlisos) 2 BR +Heated Pool! 1------------------1 Olfice spaces avail. lo shr Agent 642·4758 beaut If u I tr op 1 c a I Accountemps Sundeckl (S364P) WA THRIOHT with comm. artist group. Low Down{T..-.. Humane -)Jartln paradise. All expenses 500 S. Main, Ste 501 Equal Opportunity REHTIMES IHC. LIDO ISLE 0 Pen / Semi Pr i v . Crowmer -Handle paid. Please reply Im· No. Tower, Union Bank ~~~E~m~pl~o~ye~r~M~IF~~ --.1 631-455.5 t C Plants. girts, interiors. Loudly -Detain med. iodud. phone; Dox ~" ~Agen S8S·Sl60. Skypark ir, i;ood local.. xlnl li.e. DAUTJJEDonTHEM #134Daily PilotP.O.Box lnTheCityofOrange Jrv. \'ery nice With CX· """,.,,..... n n 7165 "1' C 714/835--003 2Br, lBa. encl garage, 3 Br, 2 ba. frplc, deck, 2 t.ras.S.l9-403S '"°""""'or ....... Two ph1losophers were 1S60 Costa Mes a, A 1~~~~~~~~~I Assembly c plll, drps , patio, car~ar. walktobch. Yr· C TIOHl La undro mat · Cos t a engaged In a deep di$· _00626 ________ 1~ ds hws hr, $300 mo. ly. $500. Submit kids &i YA A. Exec ofk sublet, sec'y. Mesa. 27W, 80. Gross c:uss100 as to where the ACCOUHTIHGCLK 20 JRAIN££ _!12·11184 pet.S.67~0.631·5550 2 BR, 2 bath upper t elephone answe r '1:, $1800 .. $24,000. Terms sun goes when it sets. Bl/gay male under 21 B1"sbop Graphics in dup.lc x completely Compl orr~fac111·npn·me They pondered the pref. Discreet, s incere ~SEMBl.ERS u..u1t'mm'-PENTHOUSE w/boat, 11 ~ 67~S741 ( nds P "bl h 1 has ·m ed open ,.... '!'"J"'-• 3142 furnished. Ava . 4/1 tD airport area. impressive ,,. enigma aU through the nc . oss1 e s are rvme l m . · Hart.Our 2Bays+ 1ddeeCon 0ve,.12410oo0 s1q/et.. 7/L Next to pub he tenm;, 3rd noor view of airport RIVERSIDE. CA. t •. n i J: h t _ TtHhEe .. !1 i t home, John SJG.2282 Ing for sharp person who NEEDED :•9••R•.••a•:::s••f•ro••m··~:·h.• .,.,,,~ " 0& s tc~s dtobbel ach. & mntns. 752·0892 for High volume carpe .. DAWNEDon "'· has exper. preparing DfMEI>IATELY i """ "" u•.r~ vers ue a cony appt furn cleaning shop. Bldg OUTCAUMASSAGE paper work for com· TOP PAY!!! Dlt.ns, crpts, drps, frplc, 2 Br, 2 ba, aar, pool & spa. w/partial ocean view. · w/hvmg .quarters also Lost Ir Found 5300 •731·0931 * puter. Ability to handle All shifts, day. awing & pool & jacuzzi. .. • $m/Mo.OU03) Deluxe oUlces & avail . 498·5280 or ••••••••••••••••••••••• phones amust,lOkeyby grave include s 213/S92·5813 AlluWpd.No chldro or Paula8ailey64.2-8235 warehous e space. l.Ql6.49ll LostorFoundapet!CaU I, Dolores McKeegan tooch,typingto45wpm. --'-esxts.r-d&sbort ....:.::.:...:...:..::..;.:..._.:..._ ____ ,pets. S445 /mo. Call U00-3700 sq. fl. Full Animal Assistance Miller will not be Heavy emphasis on de· ~ ~ ll'TiM 3144 673-8661 ; 67S.S726. . t bl l bill tail & followup. We offer term assignments. Hol1· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Vaeatioft Refttals 4250 security. 642-4463 or GolC eqwp service rou es. LeagueS37·22'73, oofee. responsi e or any s attractive benefits in· day & vacation pay. Sublet a beautiful Wood· Spacious Lido Isle 3 Br 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 642.-760& ~ull or part time. 581-9648 Lost: Diamond engage· ~rged by Jack A. eluding dental & health Hospltali1ation plao bridge Pine 2 br, 2 ba Ba, Bayfront. Pvt beach. 2 Br cabin, TV, frplc, Commercial omce space, aysoreves. ment nng, near 23531 er. insur., 2wkspajd vac per avail. apt. until 7 /lS/78 For on· tennis. & yacht club. $750 motel rm. $15 & up nlte, approx 225 sq. ft. with Women!! Spccialt7 Sbop Calle De La Louisa, Lag. Penonaf Senlc•s 5360 yr., Sal commensurate ly $3SO /mo. Many )Tlylse.S7S- 7687 1-Spersons.714~l priva\ebathooNewport Westclilf area, xlnt. Hills.Reward.581~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• w/exper. We are in· amenities incl. lake. Nr bearh3Br2 Balowl'r, HAWAII Blvd. near 2lat. Street. F.lltabllshed 17 yrs, call LCli'I._2110178 Doberman Royalty Limous ine t.erviewing now. Please pools, boating & rec. ac· fplc, cptS, drps. gar, yrl> Sl4S/month. 548-ll98aft6:30PM · • Service. Daily, Hrly, caU Susie Auld for an tlvities. Adlts only, no lse. $600.642·3443 3HBdonorms~dthaye:,aC).~!1ir COLEOFMEWPOIT .. t Mar'-et fully ~e~. Sr~a· blBwnNdsM~_.& Weekly rates. Also, ..:.•:.::ppt.:...:..:.·..:.<7;...1...;.4):..979_-8_95:_s __ pets. SS1·1183 Eves & ·..,., ·" """" REALTORS mea ... • ......... e ~ • ._. ..... specials to Las Vegas or wttnds~Days $450Volleybal1Anyone? 675-551 I equip'd, beer & wine. attn 960-2764 San Fran. ''Be A King *ACCT'GllOCPR * 2BROn Sand! BIGBEARCABIN 21.3-964·7W•ll65-2914 . ForADay."Luxury+m T0$16.SK LocJ-ahoch 3848 RoomToRoam (6423P) 2Bt,lpic,alps8. --•...-fHG71? Lost: Male PeJdne$e, our new custom built VOLT Tt Mf.-a.f")f'~All" •.,f n .,"' f ~ 3141 C I 5 Drin 54M741 <Across From Oran= Airport) Equal Employer ••••••••••••••••••••••• weekorwtnd.754-63(1 5AI"--TYSALIS&SBVICE Reward. 2/15 CM area. Ll 1 t wn car Growth opportunity for N. End. 1 Br, close to SJ30WatchTheWaves R.-.tose... 4300 Fully serv. ofc apace Locatediogoodahopping Call54M655,892-2727 ~ 0714~S23-833L Laguna Niguel firm beach, uW pd $32S. No 1 BR w /Walk-in Closet + ••••••••••••••••••••••• starts at W sq ft In the area $25 000 net boou Blk y k" bit ....::;;;:;::...;;:__e._____ seeking n self starter i--------- pets. Open Sat/Sun 229 BeamCelting l9634P) BESELECl'TVE dynamic N.B. airport rnF.N a8-98'11 aslt lo; Lost~m to~~ " GOLF Teaching pro 4 with2-3yearscunentex· ASSEMILBtS Monterey Dr. Wkdys, REHTIMES IHC bus. area. Space avail: Lill. w/ am .J8 • lesaom lo the privacy of perience through trial NJ _213-__ ~_7948 ______ , 898-0771 631-4555 c~!:i~~:.le :.-~~tf,:r;::~ Goodpart.tlmebusiness ~'!.~'~l"Y~~~t~9u2; ~i:;c~~!i:~ ~e~o~~ ~~c~it_!:1:1:~~~ B.ECTRO C Lower duplex. ocean San ci.m.11t• 387 6 Call Share A Home/ Apt Jud)' Clark, 833-8813 or Antique Shop, stock at 67M9Zl. course. 581·9648 dya/evs lege accounting (l()Urses. TRMES & EXP- view. lBr, pvt entry.••••••••••••••••••••••• &&:>-7~or644-56S8 stopbrCommercePark, cost. Mo•lng-Tustln. FOUND: Blk & Wht 5450 Excellentbeneflts. ~=s=:i::C: $300. 2817 Rounsevel 2 BR, lge deck & view. Rmmnle to shr home, 4100Bircb. Ra10llS.5Sl-t169 Cocbpoo pu~py male T,..tf Askfororder29 ;,.lbef-"-...:-g: -..7u:1 .... w Ed. _.: ••••••••••••••••••••••• •ccOUHTAHTS ... ........ ..... ........ oN Walk to beach, encl gnr, CdM w/mother & 11 yr II .... I ••C amer wa..... "' •HandSolderiog ---------• f cd d • .,..,,, 4980318 old son. 3 Br 3 Ba, !ptc, oc .a.a-•--~•wwww.:::o..a.. •015 H.B.847"'207 Japan, Hong Kong, UHUMmD • .,....rfimgPCBoards 1 BR, Nice, Close in, $300 n yar · ..,_,. · ..... .....,. ~ OppNnplf ~ Taiwan, Korea, 4 weeks, PERSONNEL ~ w/out garage. Adlts, no evs. ~~~ ~~iiJ.1:~.t on lf.acArtbur Blvd ... ••••••••••• .. •••••••• FOUND: Female 2 yr old all expenses, alr incl'd. SERVICES •Wlre Wrapping pet.s,Ref'a.494·5380 ~.2Bdnn,2ba,fam· Marl,caUnow644·4965 Prestige office ipace, Investor desired to Wbippet,vicBrookbunt w/meals. 7/18·8/lS 54'7·7631, lOSSNo. MJain Suc~~}~t1!;';i~nts - ,..,,.,.., 1 br, aln~,..rrl $260 rm. llv-rm. dln·nn, frplc, Mary. 675-3113 4200 sq.ft. Attractlve,_im· participate lD exciting &Adams, H.B. 9G8-0t2l guided. $1799. 494·6110 Suite ·1016, Santa Ana will bave good manual ~"3 &• in d I 661--0936 provementa, Broa.er. Waterfront R.E. Project _;:_;...;..;;. __ ,;__ _____ , Al l~Fne• mo Incl uUl. 4!N-17SS new up ex. Resp fem to shr lge hie, 714-558-1701 l~ return on capltal Found: 8 BOAT. Owner '* ways ~fU:e~:O;: c:;.1; Monday. SantoAM 3110 Hntg Hbr pool, walk to w/tn&mo.Severalfringe ldenUlybycolor~g,ap. 1!&•dllla~~mtttll11tlr 8AM-4 :30PM. Co. paid. 2Br,lba.Crplc,sundeck, ....................... bch. S2SO + ~ utlJ. <Xflce 230E.17th. bmefit.s!$10,000req.im· proxdate&locationtost. Prt;crotloft • ADMIMSECRETARY benefits. Salary open. vu, $450 mo. yrly. Open 2 Br studio nr Npt Fwy. '92·2662 (213) CM.:::;. or 848-37~ med. 613-l.315 a .m. Prin· ~5621 j;;;;.;;_•••••707 5 MuniclpalServlcesDept. Calloupplyinperson: Sat/$ln.967So.C3tHwy. A/C, adlts $29S/mo ..... /F 2 bdrm 2 ba Slt2 eves. clpalsonlyl Found· WJa Park area.•••••••••••• .. ••••••••• Salary $853 to$1089 ~r PROG••uDATA. «~ S42·1129or494-6310 •• • · • H d. mo. 3 Years expcr. m "'-""' -=.:..=.;~------1-----.-----L-31::-. 4-0-1 Jae, Pool. Weight room, .... ,. ..I••• ,-u SOOS ~n!~~ :=~~ oun performing full range of IMC • ............. 3140 I lu;IMgt• -lllnOft NB'93-6il009:30-S:OO °' I ••tr SOOS °'" awwwr AC ~ ..,.,.,.., • BABYSl'ITINO -My aeaetarial duUes includ-167S:?Ifale Avewe ....... ,. ...................................... Fem rmmate to shr •• tt!f ........................................ Found fetn Irish Setter -boale.Reasonable.rella· log specialized. & Irvine ~ w/M/F, Balboa Island w{brokm tail, lrvine/So. ~~\ any hours Ol' age. technical administrative 673-8632dplic. $142 mo. lat & last. DEALERSDTDS 1\ist.IAarea.581·7185 uwJulle,548-7644 tasks. Req's sh 8S wpm. Resp. fem. share 2 br apt Pk. Newport. $225. inc. uW. 640-0629. ,, D.l.C Apply, Penoooel Office, Found male Germ. Shep. Drummer exp. Play all SQS Forest Ave. La1una NOW AVAILABLE Blk & Belie Vic Hunt. lb)'Ulm Call aft. 5PdM n• Beach. 497-3311. ext 217. &h. 2 wkt 110. 830-7099 P. 7493 Ask for San Y Final nuni dato 3/8/78. ASSEMILRS We wlll train. MacGregor Yacht Corp. 1631 Placentia CM • Jl'ound• Lag Nia, older Recentl1 reUttd .xcec & Golden IUnT. Malo, no wife awaitinfc arrtval of Ambitious Couple Wanted ASSEMBLER tap grandchild oottng for to manase a small busi· Mlssloo Viejo ~o. ,., • Call '95-1145 6ae sitting, be&innlng oess p/time. Will not ln· need for assemble.l'. 2 AprL 7:»-0888 terfere w~ present -rA hu\oot. Reward, Lost female p1ip-1\&11 dw1e bookkeeper job. Mast be willing to ~ <&:ir;;~al du~ rr·o::.r:.r.: u,e:: •1' yn. cam:nt public lcam.Kr.BalJ.MZ-l63t. terit1 " aoocl eyes! ... Edwlidl le Slaw. Feb. acd'lt wt.ota •m. accta. Alarm CosnpanJ nds Small components. Wut 10, ••Aja".~ to work on at hme. aervlce person. Top also plch esp ·1c dcllver ...:...........-~------• Marlene Mont1omer1 wai• 11 SoOd wortinr parts. Most bav. own Found: Female Germ. SIQ.Ul\2 c:ond. Alt I« norence, tra~~.::_sared. ~i.Oe~f:S;:-Woman. 3S :rra seeks 228 l'oresi Ave.. Lag. C)lll • .af.Mre.-.-. . ~°'8-~COIQPa· Bda. ':!'~~ .~::!~ LOST: Blt • Taa M1oJ. c~L necuHry. A~l,1.'p i" Daachund, femai.. '1c Uft-lo eblld car.. .int AMMAL ""' ,...,. peraon bttfb ll. NWpt.R&ta......., • cook. BuropeH, non· OMCa Moo·Frl, u lb• Bt1t •--~ ...... ;::.._---~-• 11nobr, oownnur. CJTYOF' yell 0 w B 0 11 • e Lott, male Golden -.1'43 NEWPORT BEACH RettaDnn&. ~ llarbor 1lettlner, • mo·•· ....._W~ 7100 Salar:r$lOll-$1JUlllo =CJl.Altf«Larr.Y a.ward aOered. &Wre, ~ --.,_,, 3 7IW pd>Uc coo- '31.z?IO • _................... l;d wc.tt. Exper. In &be·-==::.:.·------ LOil• ~ aamld ACCCXlft'JIKIPI eare • b•ndllDI of MOTICI .. C~Ddi'' vie· Do••r CPA ote. N.t.:-~·r.xper anJmal• blehlt dal,ni-,_ Dail1 PUot ~ ..... J S1Jcnw • il.w•rd t11n1 ONMlal •tlDtat .. bM.APPlJby.313(18. w 1n.ct aids .dla'DlaJ ., ... t ta.mi area. • qrtr\'y PR l'llbU. Type l.atonit&doll • appllc. DDVI .... dfa t.ilbllllY .;.;;.;. ...... .-,.; ............. ------:-1 &owpm. Id ph ••let. deft eaa&ac:t. PaiOGllMlll aDll~TOarads.we l'olllnd: mm •• , ...... JOI •• -\:: OfflC'!t !.~00 Ntwpo..rt .. 111"1114 to W1.. real}># at • .it.op..·~ rQund'p. Frtll9t llhd. rt.& MN101. ~11llta. rlaone Adams,,...,.. Aflll( SltlDdd. '71-1.0. I I • --... ~-.......... .._ . . ·- • J 4 DAJl V PtLOT &.lnd!y, Fe!?N!ty 29, 1 O'hJ I Add it. .. Build lt ..• Oiaper it ... Hammer it ... Carpet SERVICE it ... Cement it ... Wire IL.Hoe it ... Clean lt...M ove it ... Press lt ... Pa1nt lt ... Nall it. .. Plaster IL.Fix It ... DIRECTORY • .,.. .. e•R.,W C..,•111• C.•.t/e..uete m.ctrtcal tf Og ttcu11dew'a~ ......... ,~_,,,... .,,,......_ ••..••••.••.........••....••....•.................•..•..•...•••....•. ···········~··········· .................................................................................................................. . Wahr, dryr, dshwahr re Custom. remod~hna. uni All type• coocrete, ELECTRICAL SERVJCJ:: OCC Student.~ T. truck. Japaoeae bowlecleantna, MOVING. HAULING & Quality PalnUn1 &.nw•t le.In" talea 4's Hl'Vlce. pain. Rea1. 848 58'3 qu1: 4' unu•u»I work block work, planters CALLS $1.5 hr, & SMALL Trub, tree trim, Randy lqlrt. wkly, own lrana.. CLEANUPS. RH1on. ratte tn ""°*" ,, .. ffi IJlt>lt, bone1l work. ~ythae ~lcome. 12 yrs 1n area. custom brl l'I' Jlc & JOBSMU233 6'2·5703, m.&189 642-5198 1"'oe •t. Coll. 1tudenta. J~lcf7S.IQl/17a '7JIO C.11 Ern&.SO·USS ~Rtpaln PalomboCo°'t.96.2-831' bonded.6'2689' .......,.Electric St.ma student, big truck, lncoMtTCUC BasB.873-llM P&lnUn,.-J~ rot.r • beflat ••••••••••••••••••••••• Carpenter looking ror Paclflc Concrete. Lo ~ 1Jc327136 ~74 tree cuts, clnup, haul.utg. •••h•••••••••••••••••• ~ S..lcet t:xltrlctr. lp•etally · ••••••• .. •••••••• .. •••• Ha.s rain dam11ged your wrk, deckin( & ovrhang day & full day J'ate1. 41M-76E9&41M·2129 Tax preparalloo by ••••••••••••••••••••••• Al)U. J.OH1'11 Cl· ll00"1J lnalalJed factory asphalt? Call G31·2440 spec. Cl~nn wrk, refs . 645--3257 ELECTRlClAN·Prtced LOWEST RATES IN formerl.R.S.agent Nurse CONult.aot 30 yra-d~~iest&b8$y1"8.Call _Bonded, Uc., insured. Eves. 67S-0982. Bob. ,.1..1 .... Can rl1hl·free eaU mate on TOWN 7M-0273 exp. Pri v. duly w /family Home & lt.al'OlO Gunn Mt-2SIS1. ... ~ .. • _._ lurgeorsmalljobs. 9riented care. Call "' • • Ma ster Cr a rt s man. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ucenaed 6'73-0359 Blg truck & trlr, free est. Wouldn't you rather have 213/1167·8TI6 tor llltorma· Gar~-Root• P'ot Leu. All tn>es. Legal lc•s Specialty: remodeling, Child care my home 646-1208 a~fled publicaccoun· tion&ap_pt usftl Uc/bond'd. J1U1ur. Free ••••••••••••••••••••••• finish, 4 yrs locu.lly. Xlnt wk d y s .....'.El T 0 r o : K·Mel Electric. Ind., Home C S.,.,I tabt prepare your ln· · C.trn .P•htllnl( l2 )'r up. ea ti mate. H4·0Ul or Sl5·ANY MATTER refs. 499·3105 Depend., reason. 586·9'143 co~. rea. & malnt. svs. are c:• come lax return? For an PaMtlltg/P..,tftt NJI. CM ar"u 673 Mia all N?-41..33 F.ve & wlmds by appt. Beck.le Honest & reliable. Free •••••••• • •• •••• •• ••• ••• appt In your home call ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5. -s.wt.MJ/---.,.---.. -... ---~~~~~vorcc ~~l! Cf;.':~u!f~b~: ~b~ Coelft odor eet. 979-8542. $24.~ 1st hr. G ~~~~ SJTT~HAGD Y 96841182 l~~RS ::~;n-J~?.. PillntlnfC. lntr/Jt:xtr. 25yra ........... :: ........ .. J>rwikdnving $300 & repami, evs. 673·5125 ....................... GGrdl!IMg w/daughter wi11hes to ~ F:ee ~at. Call Gen~ ~lll'!'?!.!!°!8' St Lie SEAMSTRESS (upto tnal) Alvin n .J.lluffrnan & Son, Gen ••••••••••••••••••••••• housesit, min. ts mo's. ••••••••••••••••••••••• SS2"°'58 .-l,_._ Spoclalhlng in airls Unlwn detainer default Ext carpenter Fence re· Contr. Custom Alt & Add, Prof Japanese Landscap-~ LANDSCAPING. ......../lltpalr wear-tota thru tee~s. SlSO.OOfullprice pair wooddecks covers patios, cabinets. ing&eardening. Maint....... Reasonablepr\cot. c\11 PROFESSIONAL••••••••••••••••••••••• You.r pattern & rabnc. Simple wills $35 oo MG-7S33John • ' formica. New const. Res incl. mowing, trimming. rwa•KleaMRg 968-87&3or547·!146 Palntln1. Inter/Exler. VERY NEAT PATCH -~Jacquie • Court costs extra & comm 'l. 645-4644 or 11prayin1, wee<llna. Free ••••••••••••••••••••••• Rl!u, work 1 uar S42..o386 JOBS & TEXTURE S,.. Timothy Lashlee, Atty. Carpet 5-nlc• ~l. Uc & bonded. estimates. SU.7072 Want a REALLY ~LEAN C~ t.o m Kl. and I c 8 pe Paint.lnl-Extr/Jntr. Ex f"reeeat. 1193-1439 .. ••••••••••••••••••••• l7~!~~~~~~~971~M ~:;~~~:;~~~ .. I:~·;~:;: ROOM CL=PS~~A~LING ~~~~:e~~~am vtce.~~70 fl'd, honest, neat. reu. PATCH PLASTERING POaTAILESPAS a.-""-or mine. Repair:. & i · an ng McnOlwy c'd9Cl4·l°'5Davo All types. Fr ee Redwood & fiberglass , ..... ..., cleaning too! Guar ~ork ADDITIO..._.S Freo eat. 642·9907 HOUSECLEANING is our ••••••••••••••••••••••• YOUNG MAN. 5 yrs ex pr estimates. Olll 5'60-682!1 uv.s. IOt. Discount thi~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• t b · Fr 1"'111 bua1oe1s. Reliable ...,.... I & I AIYSITIIHG. ~t.~~avmgs. ee Apartments&Houses Exp.gardener&cleanup. service. Janice's Raa· Brickwork. Small Jobi. In wallcoverina. Free PLASTERJNG woel.end only. 2 18 K1tcbenRemodelmg Trimming, pruning. &edyAnn'sat.645-1800 Newport, Costa Mesa Ir e&t1.645"576Andy Homes, addition•, re-2/19 Pocific Northwest In· Mybome. 642-4875 Shampoo & steam clean. Plans& Financing Av:ul. Fteeest.646·5401. Pedro lrvU\e 675-3175eves. Fine Exi.er. Painting by stucco, free e:.ts, low dustries Inc. 1282 1 ~!.~~~~••••••• Color bnghteners ;C wht K';;1;~~~~11 <Hhlral Senlcea ~.}'j ~~~~o~~t~°C'I!:~: M uonry, concrelo, R. Sinor. St. Uc .• lnl. Try ratea.S86-4892 Wesrorn Ave. Ste "B". cpts 10 mm bleach. lean Sherbacoff J XOY E ••••••••••••••••••••••• lng Service. 546-2393 re-I n d s c p c ' w l1 1 l s ' me. 836..sMS 24 bn. Plulrblng G.G. sgi~LI;. BJ1S~N:f5:;~ ~ hv, din rm, haJI $15. Avg Llcensed & bonded HANDYMAN. Carpentry. rerrals w a I It\~ a y I, patio 1 Prof paint 'g. & paper ••••••••••••••••••••••• 898-0102 rm $7.50, ~uch $10, chr electrical, plumbing & 642-8606 hanelng, work guar. HOMESAVERS. P lumb·•--------- Management/Business SS. Guar.elim pet odor. Gen. contractor, new, ad· noors.847-2787,557-4504 TH uu H ,.,,,·allt M Brl k Free •al c:a6 ... 780 in"&Heating. Free est, TreeS.,.,lce consulUtnt avmlable on ('pl repair. IS yrs expr ditions, remod., res., E S "S I HE ..,... y asonry c " • " • • .. unique fee arrangement Do work myself. Refs comm. Free est. Spiro HANDYMAN. Jlomes & Bl k d c ' 638-"31113 110 hr. Honest & rcLiable ••••••••••••••••••••••• llenefit from expertist• 531-0101. 5"8-8250; 547-0204 apts. Conscientious GIRLS ~7~~:hn oncrete ~rvlce. BofA, M/C OK. Tree trimming, repair. u.'Nally only av:.11lable 10 Cateri Craft.sman. Call645·0302 Housecleaning & office Palftt YourCostle 751·3l~or847-0383 removal. over 24 yrs. larl(e companies llCJ Geo.contractor: Founda· specialist~. Spec. on Mo•lncJ Speclalblng In reslden· Any plumblnn, water cornbtnedexper 979-8397 i~l-4760 . ••••••••••••••••••••••• t1ons additions re-Handyman: Carpentry. apt.s. & R.E. work. Serv ... ••••••••••••••••••••• llal homes lnt & ext 1 k b th" I R I I i --------0' ... 'ERY Do you ha e mod-•':-bl k 'k Plumbing Elect'! and 7 da""" wk Bonded ln· "Two Men Will Move • · · s,erv. ea s. a rm enc, emova s, t r mm ng. "" · v 'Wlllg, oc wor • ' s u r~ev d •5 4 0 • 9 5• 2 c Please check our re-ceramic tile. Reas. r.runln". Free est. Uc'd, uny problems with your 556·8241 Cement work. 847-8080 • .. You" We handle Ire & r LI .. 320881 '" fl (anytime) erences. c ,,. 832-2468 nsrd. 842-2624, 497-4131 hukmg goods? We st1 1 n..--.ies Grodi-s ml moves-orrlce & Guar .• lnsrd. ftee eat.•-------------------- TYPING. '\ly home. 642-41175 have capacity to provide """""'"' ··~ household. Distance & Ted. 636-7085 Drab\S & Sewer cleared Tutoring Cc:rpeftter your needs. We offer ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••Carpel Cl ani STEAM local, also packing. No charge over Sl5.50 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• qual.&serv.549-4995 Custom drapes, spreads. SKIPLOADER. Dump HAMeroo"'Also· 1 Lowest le~al rate. C.OUt Painting. Cstm ext W/C.O. C ..... r ... ldeoUal Computeri--.a •tenotype. ----------1 shutters & all window truck. HAULING, tree or S · f oor al 1 I m ~.. i.a1 " Sliver Hammer Frammg coverings at discount work, grading, demo etc & windo"'. care. 971-11..54 Llctlnsrd. Ca T 111·944. /int., r eu spray ng, 0 . Nelson 557·3783 Priv & home study. Opp. ~·~ds ~~~es. Hoom HEB> HB.P? prices. Shady Deal, 743 831-1257 Dutch Maintenance Pl\847-7278 66'.l.Ql62 t'y for Blind. 645-3517 BakerSt,C.M.549-332S CadillacstoGo-Ca.rt.a GARAGE SALE ads la You don't need a gun to PeoplewboneedPeople WlllldowClfflllltg Class1f1ed ads :.<>II b1i: items. i;mall items or .iny item. Just call &12-56111. Help yourself to a I leaping selection of Qualified Hopefuls in the DAILY PILOT HELP WA.'ITEO ADS . Don'tdropt.hebaJl! Get a WbatevertheFad tbeOailyPUotbrinchap-"draw ta.al" when you That'swhalthe ••••••••••••••••••••••• Try a D a ii Y P 11 o t job with a low-coet Dally Roll 'em off the market py resulta. To place your place an ad In lhe Daily DAILY PILOT Windows cleaoed, re· Classified Ad to buy, sell P1 lot Cl assiCied Ad. With a Cla.sswed Ad draw1n1 card, pbooe i>Uot Want Ada! Call now SERVICE DIREcroRY asonable, busioesses. or rent somet.h.ing. Phone 64.2--5678. Call Now! "2·5678 642-5678 today. -&U-5678. is all about! homes & apls. 847-4461 Help Want•d 7100 H~pWonted 710 HftpW..t.cf 7100HelpWanhd 7100 HllpW.tecl 7100 HelpW..ted 7100HeflpW..tecl 7IOOHelpW•ted 7100 HelpWcated 7100 ...............................•...•....•.•....•..•••••••••••••••••• ····•······•··········· .................................................................................................................. . Ant Bldcpr to S950 BA.~KlSG JOU•~ 1-'ree to appht·ant TalERI -. Blueline operators want· ed, exper. Call Airport Reproduction 545·8453 Rhonda or Tom IOYS·GIRLS CLERICAL aencal SECRUARIES With le wit.bout sh. CASHIER CUst.odian needed, part· Ume, beach area. Call 673-1690 eves, 675-0334 days. llt'ach C'1l). Your hook h-..·pmi.: knowlt'd!!e 1~ tn .t .. m.uui hl'fl' .1.-\ uu ;i, ''l bk kpr Po't A II' 1·.1;.h rtt.'l'lllls & d1i.hur~1· rlll'Oh ('Onll)Ull'rl /(•(I pa)roll, quar11·rlv l.1'"" 1'll· A !>Uper pl:.in· lo \\Mk'' \Ul~.111 ,\bh11t l'l•r:-.onn!'I .\J:l'rll'). 1.'>00 C ·' m pus [) r . !\ B :,:,1 tH22 A permanent part time po~1l11rn 1s currently .iva1lable in our Laguna ---------llJlls orf1<'e for a Teller Boat Manufacturer 12 16 years of age. Even-Two immediate openings mg work. Obtain new ror clencal help in Irvine subscnpllons for the Dai· area. General duties. ly Pllol worklng with an $3.29 per hr. Permanent adult supervisor. Earn positioos. Equal Oppty $20 to $30 per w~k or Emplyrs. 833-6226 TYPISTS :\Un45wpm Experienced for outstanding specialty store in Fashion Island, Newport Beach. Work hour~ 9am-6pm. Mon. Tues. Thurs. Fn, & Sat. l\lui.t ha vc 10 key calculator experience. DAT A OPERA TOR Jmml'd. opening for so.- mt..'One ~ m111 3 yrs ex- llC'r in data l'ntry on ea rd punch & key to disc eqwpment. ~refer ln· Corex ex per. \TTHACTIVE 1:1rl to "'ork P1T m H ~;. 0Cf C M Call 556 6171 . \uto '.\lechantc. ,,.,.. n t•x•I., 11 2 N . Coa.,t 11 .... ' LJi.:una (\('J(·h •HH ;•11;, \L'TOMOTJVE HOWHIRIHG with prcnous retail salcl> !•XPl'rll'IH'I' 1n\OI\ IOI: mm.1dt.'rablc puhht "'in t.11't T~ ping ;ind flt:''.I.· 1htl1ty m "'orkmg hour!> rt'quircd. Will work S.iturda}S. We offer ii prugrc~c.,1 ve starling i.alary. Please call for ,1ppo1nlmcnt : Peggy U.1) d, 471 1 I 75!J 4911. GREAT WESTERN SAVIHGS \n Equal Opportunity I ,\ff1rmat1vc A<'lion Employer Male Female Io round out our Sal<'' llankmit :-.t.i rr, pre \1ous l" J> • v ·d d 1 J>1.'nl!n<'c not Ol'<'l'''-·•n roJ?rtSl>I t' m epen en \ll.-.1ltJI pl.Ill. \II "'"'' h.ink.,, ,,1;1;kmg bank ex pjn\ lx!nef1ts Sta1lJ:1•n rl IJ1.'r huui-,, Appl> m PN""r1 ,., OPERA TIOMS 11.-r\I!} \\ Jllhani:n SUPERVISOR ATLAS CHMSlER PLYMOUTH Open Daily & Sunday '111 10 PM 2929 llarbor Bh·d. Cm.la M<'s<l 546-1934 AVON T1m(' on hands, tired nf ~a) mg at home? '.\ll'C'l people. make mon<'Y & ltave fun. Become an -AVON reprci.entativc. f'or more 1nformallnn Ol'lll 54.0-7041 or Zenith H359 \ Xlnt bem•f1t s. Call 01 ::.l"f10 n•,,unw to. SAMTIAGO BANK 535 E btSt Tustin. Ca 92t>M K32·5200 Equal 2t.>por .!:'.mplo)~ Ounkmg TRLER P /TIME We urt: sec k1n i:!: a 1·u.~tomer onent.ed indiv. for p 11me teller posilion m our Newport Beach ok. Recent teller or t·a,h1enng exper. prcr'd. \\/Ille t y pin i:. Xlnl ~alary & ~orking conds. Apply at Manners Sav- ings, 1515 WestchfC Or, NB F:OE. DEPT HEAD more. Call (213) 597-0396 • noon to 5pm. 1213 1 Clerical·Gen'I Ofc duties Wood/Cabin~ Shop 4.98 2-173. Spm-9pm. Call Accur. typist. Oppor for Coll ct ad\'. 549-1767. Top quality sailboats e · thallt'ngtn~ ai,sign i---------• Clerical ment-Full benefits, IUSPERSOH FfLECLEAK medical, dental, optical Jmmed. Opening Fantastic advancement Call Bob Walshaw, rart-llmcMon·Fri opportunity for a bnght, Encson Yachls. 540-8001. Apply In per904 enlbusiastic individual IUFFUMS sought by a fast-growing 1 Fashion Island. NB home builder for an en· F.qual Oppor Employer try level pasilion. Must Boat Manufacturer ERICSON Y ~CHTS Cafeterla Helper Has lhe foUowme Cull-P1time work. Min. '3 hrs. tim,e openm~!> for t!X· M us t h a v e ca r . per d help \\age1> based CM1NB /CDM areas. AP· type 45 WP~t. xlnt com- pany benefits. Call Gena. 752-2073. Ponderos a Homes, 2082 Business Center Dr., Suite 285 Irvine. onexpenenre ply Newport M esa FtHISH LIME Unified School d~lrict. 1--------• We have many long & i.hort term w.s1gnmcnlb a\atl now. Tempo offer!> vacation pay & rererral bonuses. NEVER A Jo'EE AT TEMPO. 6 ~ IE Ml-'ORAHV Hf , I' am. 54M455 17802Sky Park Cr, Ste 101 S.J.C . 6'1-1211 32122CaminoC1p11trano Equal Oppor Employer CARPENTERS Food Service Dept. 1857 Clencal EOF. M IF CAllMETSHOP Placentia Ave. CM. omcE PEOPLE 1----iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ASSEMILERS 556-3273 E.0 E_. ___ Clenca.I HARDWARE -CANVA.5SER• NOBODY DOES TYPISTS & INSTALLERS SSllr+ Bonus 5 30·8·30 EHGIHEMAH Pm. Call 5 ·8 P m MORE·fOR YOU SECRETARIES Full bcnerils. m<>d1ca1.1_839 __ 28S_l______ THAN ZIPI. Seek temporary employ- den1al. opt1ral. Pleafic CA'HVASS FITnR ment where we make 1t apply ID person at Boat covers. $7 per hr. worth your while. Secunty Office lmmed. need. Certffl.d Employee TOP JOI SUCSOH YACHTS GOLDEN PACIFIC SuneyProvea: TOP PAY 1931DeereAve.S.A EMPLOYMENT You"reYOllJ'OwnBoss "Zip Wonderful" · A4~fni~ €0~ office • BOATS PatnckMartln "Zip fantast1·c" 0 overload Gel coater for local --------- sailboat mrr. Must be CAMV AS "Jin Supen'or" 557.0061 exp Steady work. gd sl!!..t. ..... ST1lESS &.If' cond. top start rate + llOAl9' 37Zl Birch St, N · B. med ms. Apply in person Top pay, top workln& "ACTVAL9UOTIS" Amencan Manner In· cond. Straight Aero dustnes, l~ Placentia. _M_· ann_·_e_._548_·1_486____ l lHSTAMT C M. CARP&n'ER EMPLOYMENT "I was hired the first day I wanted lo work." ... F . Zeuui1.11--0range. ''Had a job as soon as I filled out my applicalion" ... O. Reed-Whittler. •'Took about 10 mmutes" ... M. Beese-Pasa. ./Y • Wcwt Whea Clerical SR. TYPIST ..'Dictaphone .'Stat llBM Exe<:utive IRepro n'ecluucal NEEDED Reply to classified ad no. 167 c/o Daily Pilot PO Box 1560. Costa MOlla, Ca 926W twp Wcahd 7100 Http Wanted 7100 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• COLLECTOR COOKS First & sec:ond positions Day and night. Top pay Apply in person. Quiet Cannon Restaurant 3434-t Green l.ant\'rn D3na Pt Salaried position in Cost a Mesa office. Minimum 1 year ex· perience. Finance com· pany experience helpful. Call Biii Watkins---- 714·549--4200. E.0 . E. COMMUNICATIONS OFACER lDlapotcherl $1040 Per Month Ability to operale com- munications equipment & think & act quickly in emergency situations re· quired. Must be resident of Costa Mesa & un-employed at least 30 days or, underemployed. Contact. Personnel Dept .. City Hall [00)~~~ [O]ffi~~ 77 Fair Drhe (7 141 556-5350 Equal Oppor Employer Copy Control nie CJ~J~ J.f Ri!!s an opening for a copy cnn· trol clerk typist. Must type 4Swprn electric. Job rorunsts of copy control. filing & geperal clerical duues. Opj)Ortunity for advancement. Excellent company benefits. For interview plea11ecall Personnel OCCice 642-4321, ext 276 ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT 330W. Bay St. Costa Mesa Equal Opportunity Employer COUNSELOR IMMEDIATELY Long & Short Term As signments. Holiday & vaca tion pay .--------- llosf.ltahzatlon plan COMPAMIOM Permanent posn!on, our Newport ofc. No exper needed, will tram to lest, interview applicants. Must have itood telephone ab1Uty. No typ Ing. Salary +com· mission & x.lnt company benefits. Call for appt. avai · P'OR ELDERLY LADY VOLT fl '°"l'(l61Allv '•f II,,. I '• in excluslve Newport Beach borne. Very llght work. Refs pref. Salary open + room and board. Vidor T e-mporary 5-rYICH (7141556.8520 Call 644·33899nm-noon THE IRVIHE CO. 550 Newport Center Dr Newport Beach Equal Oppor Employer DISHWASHER • perroanent, full time, The Brown Bagger Rest. 36!1 E 17th St. CM, (across Crom Ralph's) DISHWASHER F /time nights. Apply. Stuft Noodle. 21S R1vers1de. ~ D S-t8·7-U8 Domestic Couple, lill• hskpnA, <'haulfeur he & rers rcq"d. Reply to Clnss1f1l'<I ad no. 166, <'to D:uly Pilot. PO Box 1560, Costa Mesa, Ca 92626 Do You Enjoy ~~~~e&J~~!i~~g world or rela.il cosmetk sales. We are seekmg people who are Interest- ed in leamlng from & working witb pro fess1onnJs In the fashion field. In the unique set Ung of Fash.ion Island we orrer comprehensi,·e training & cxcellenl benef"rts-hich include. medical, dental, life in- surance. profit sharing & an opportunity Cor personal groYtth. Apply Jn Person 10am·ll ·30am Mon-Sal Or Call for appl. 644-1212 THE IROADW A Y 4; Fashion Island, NB F.qual Oppor. Employer YouWClltt "They keep you iip· ping" ... P. Swope-Bev. Hills. "lf I need a week off I can 1et it" ... J . Tap- pon-Torrance. ''I got a two month job right away" ... M. Beese- Pasa. 3141C ...... Dri+e 546-4741 <Across From Orange Co. AJrport) Equa.J Oppor Employer Call 833-7622 from 8 to • 1---------DRAFTS MAH 3 Yrs min ex per. in elect· nHE GREA TIST PEOPLITO WORKFOlt ''They treat me like a friend"' ... K. Klein-LA. "Your personnel know what they a re do· tng" ... R. Cathcart-Bev. HUis. MANY LOCAL JOBS Apply l m medlalecy CAil PIXIE 979-7406 wkctys CONTROLLER Supervise acctng func-ClaK TYPIST tlons for 2 Newport COUMTIR HELP mech. mechanical. & P /time. H rs 11·2 & PCB detail & assembly 4:30-8:30. Dependable. drawings. Must have 645-2875. J?ood line work & letter· ing. XJnt pay & ben<'hls. Counter help, yng lady for EOE. Scicntiric Drilling aandwich shop, ideal for Controls, ,10.10 Campus mother w/children 1n Or.NB. 557·90Sl ask for school. Also part time KathyTicmann. kitchen help. Ask for Marvin 646-3820 DRAPERY OPER.\TORS ----------exper'd . The Classic COUNTER HELP Draperies, 3851 Birch St. Top w a e es . Cl t y N.B 540-1431 or is.9 1648 Cleuens, 494-1538 F o u a t a i n v a 1 l e y Be a c b d Iv is Ions or Olambec' of Comm lo· Al1EX listed co's. Ap· tervlew'g for a clerk prox SOM In sales. Reel's typist, CETA employ CPAw/2, 3yrain Bil8 + temppoe1 Jilustberaof 2 yrs lo corporate Ftn Vly -wiempl)t'd ao mana11ement . Salary dya. Type SOwpm. Jd rwe S20K \0 S23K +x.lnt w/pb public. Call for co. beneflt.s. H ail resume aept IG4Ml. lo Personnel Direct.or, _........_ _______ 1 PO Box mo, Newport 1--------•I a.rt Beaeb. ca 8121163. co~ HOUSEPARENTS $836. Bi-Week\)' Per Couple The Oran1e County Department of Mental \ ~'!~~ ..... ~!.~ ~~~ ..... ?!!! ~~!!~ ..... ?!~ ~~~ ..... ?!.~ ~!!~ ..... ?!!! ~!~ ..... ?!.~ Dldl'amc Tedi rur thl &Inda)) FebrU!l'f 2t, 1979 OAILVPILOT PJA pia,. I~" pulse liardmcr. maw M11htre transformer.. Crowtb Teonu racquet <'lub qlpOr. for penon w1Jhn ~-Im aft tPM li0b1't."'-;S/l:ASIU ER lncJ. nil• " wk.Dela. Ml or p/tlme. The Velvet LlaAL TlAIMU l"br Newport <.'tr a.aw f'\rm. 6S wpm mln typ. lledltal Rt1ceptlQl\ht p ET IT 1 0 NE Rs -...., W..ted 7100 ._... Wmt.ct 7 100 ..., w....., 1100 8111)' c>fllc• close to Full/pert Ume. Gond pay ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Capistr ano, ltlepbone, dally. 538·7111 to lean. Valor gaec "'1DlC$, CM $tG-9:$. INSPECTORS TECHNICIANS A.UEMBLERS ---'1\vtlct. &6t 5313 Pbylltl "" 'IS&«al. GENERALOl'FICt: lioltAillla. EJ Torlto Nd.I mw.t t'T\JOYI phone con day botto'• Mon·i''tl Liquor Store Cl erk . l a c l • w o r II I o & 833,9140 4221 l>olphin F/Umc 01'bt•. 3537 E w 1cu1tomen1 & lit!ta\J St.rtker Way NR (near est Hwy, CdllU'13-'1530 work Pahl v11ciallun. • s1ckpay,profit1hario1 & MacArtb~--_Live-In companion. health ins uranc". Apply HOTB. bouaelteeper. capable. Mon-Fri, 8AM-12PM, . refined woman. ablo to Barden'a Pest Control, Exper. full llme night drive. Non amollu. non l y p In I , p I a I ant -lteapt/*.....-Y ~ Sltndwich Shop. Newport peraootlity, w/traln Ph)'ScaDl~,.J!J>¥. 30 hr wit, $3.SS, hr • H0111.GIFTSHOP Bi!a('h nttds part llml" ri1ht person, aaluy --TOR bcmd'ua T)lpln&SC>WPM, PAKT TIMk: ~V&." help. 11 30 Z 30 Mon·f'n open. A,pply to Ad. No. ~n.trapy transcrib1111 dJctapboo•• Outnand.&na opportunit> \Y\11 train. Call af'l 2PM Z8, Daily Pilot. PO Box SWYlce 1 Jirl olfke ot Day Treiat for " pt:ople onenW-d 83.1-32!M UGO. Co~ta Me.a Ca m enl Centt!r Child pen.on Sandwich & Sllltad 0 - 92636 268 Bed Acute Gt:o 'I Guldanc" or Orani;t: Ap-ply9llm nooo bl "AM 1pu Hospital on the beach lQ' County 646·1733. Ca 11 Moo-Fri. Pcn11)lan~I acm rn. · ,, m · u-.Tbur.. • ....,. ... •••OTT HO-. M.uat be-neal, cleal\ 4t Las un a Su pc r vise muu .,..... _ __ lftA.uu • ~ dt'xterow. $3.00 P~r hr G96 Ra odolpb CM. audttor.Topwages.App. drinker ~1 COi Corp has !Several 546-IDO • l,y in penoo only. Tht! openings for p eopl ---Ambassador Inn. Z2'17 LoanProcasor MEDI CAL OFFlCE P I T . Nwpt B c h lnslll'ance, l~ day wit, $4.00 hr Office Medic Personnel 10221 Slater. pb)'llcaJ therapy staff, IEC£PT10NJST !tOONewportOlnte.r Or 979-0741 for appl. afl participat.o in teachlna Newport Buch tOA.M Lon's Kilcbeo program Salary com· For small co. Good typ-Equal()ps>l)rnplyrm/t -------• w/solidelectromcexper. General Office. Pref llarborBlvd.,C.ld. SRLOAH '!e~:eJ:bse ~/~f~t 1~~~ IAu/ m ~ ebrl c,,~ .Pu r1 : Housecleaning personnel. NOCISSOR No. 201 FV 968-4422 mensurate w /ex per ana. Good personality Seamstress wanted for Xlnt benefit"' I\ $3.65 perh.r C.ill&l2·1593 ------sailmaker. r~• rece1va e .,. invo c euaranteed bri.. top J>t-ooresalve sav· & -es. '!1g Mual be good lYJ>ltll wages. Mu.st provide own " . ioga M.edlcaJ office ass 't Will 554·78S9 challenging pui.IUon -. -, - . Sail'!> Call548·3467 w /education at o p Recepllonh l /S cl' Y tmmediateEmploynumt -\_ --- portWlitiets weekends only. Marine Opporturuty 1''or SECRETARY Mfg'ssales CALL TODAY Sta.rt $650. 540-Ql40N n •-·"·. ""'"952S loan baa 1mmed opening tra In Lite typing. .. _ ... .,.,., for~ w /2·3 yrs exp Spanish helpfuJ Mull be COi CORPORATION GB:41ERA~ OFFICE Housekeeper. sorn~ nuri. an prot-essmg. Must have able lo woi-k evei. &/or Calif. Ucense req 'd l!:x type busmesi. Newport MEH/WOMEH fell needs well groomed per as director or uss1s .Beach. CallMS-7too Use To Eam1na:1 intelligent Girl to't1day Full Uul". Sharp, cxper ing, lady in whlchr. 5 day ablUty to handle r e wlmds. ~-7'771 3303HARBORBL.B-8 persoo.Mustbeuccurate wk.11.B 714/962-5224. finance. Oom'I process--------COSTA MESA CA. 92626 typist 4G--60WPM·Dilbng. -------lng exp desir ed. Must ~ tant di.rector an an acute REC,EPTIONJST. for . •SI 0 .... :~~~~~~~1~ho~~i!~~· care hospital Physical semi-outdoor walerfrom :sale$ Cl.aM1cs & 110 0 d t e 1e Ph0 n ~ 'lberapy Dept. pref'd. office. Some bookkeep Start Soon . personality for small ofc C 4, L •022 213/630-1140;7141581·4796 Housekeeper. mature, possess gd com'l sltllls &t ME/Maint toS24K 71 55-after1PM night stun . J l-7 In guest typing skills. Xlnt aal & Rt-tall Mgr Jewel SlllK+ Plel.llMI Oootac.1. utte & sales exp. helpful. tot A N AG E M EN T in So Lai Non-smkr Salary commensurate. TRAINEES -S ALES a.a:Ms · ' (714 > 893·3547 btwn REPS ENGINEER Ml::. ll S ME or mechanical designer ex- per. in small electronic t'Omponent.'I Some draft· mg req'd. Good advance· m e n t . I-' 1 n u 11 c 1 a 11 y secured poi.1t1on .iva1l. Xlnl bener1ti. M 1ss1on Viejo area. Call Lillian SIH·3830. <Grllduated Engineers Acct-ptable ). home. CM ~16 benefits. Contact Dan recei>tloolst to $'750 General om~ Heu (714) 1133-8381. State Gen Mgr/RE SZi>K + Messenger/Gen Ofc Housekeeper, llve·in, care Mutual Savtnp le Loan, Exec Secretary to$1SK Manners Savings hasrc-for 2 s ml. children. 4001 MacArthur Bl, Npt. Irvine Personnel Agency qwrement for a f/lime Laguna Niguel. NOD · ~h. ca. 92660. 488 E. 17th Costa Mesa E'>crow M essen~er & smoker. Hd's n.•q'd LO.,.PROCISSING ~_!!...---~~ General0ffice/\ss1~tant. 496·8238 --=-=--~ Penoruiel Office S....Coost eo.n..ity Hospital 31.8i20out Hwy So. Laguna 114/4.99·1311 F.qual Oppor Employcir Mu:.t provide own vcb1--TRAINEE --- cle & type min JS wpm Hou:.ekccpcr, live in f'/t1me o pe ning for MJcrofillllClffta rr..SchoolTeocher XJ l .... fts •. k wknd~ for couple ~hn""'. enlh"•ia"tic loan Nl"hl i.tufl 5pm·l .30am Certificate or exper ' n .,.me 1 "' wor mg ' ,. , c W rid 673·0851 • -r -" " 12 JO 6 ., 80 /hr ronds Apply at Manners ~~sur 0 • processing trainee Exper. helpful. but not · lo -· P · Savings, 1515 Westcllff Housek<.-eper Aid, exper.. w/typing & oC<: skills req'd for Cilmin&, pro· _64_0-_8820 ___ _ Dr. N.8. EOE priv. rm & ba. choice Call Jrvine Savings , cessing, stuffing & relat-~ E 5 C H 0 0 L 8am-lpm. SERVICE PERSONN~LI ________ _ -----.f\JUOrPartT1mc SICIETAIY fteceptionLSt, telephones Call Ms. Adams The lrvlne Oo. is curr~nt-w/some bkkp'g & sec'y 842-8433 24 ~1 l skills. Pay, n"gotiable • _ _ ' n;. ly :wckan& a n on·cal secretary 1 3 yrs c•xpcr. A1at .. neail appearance Sale:.lady for JCwulry Typmg GS wpm & dlC· 673~ i.tore in Co:.la Mesa. taphone. s.&a·J.IOJ. "'''"' R e c e p t 1 o n I s t Ple~e <'&11644 ...,.,., Congres:.man Mark Han· SALESMAN 9am 'lil noon na!ord's ofc 498-3381 Newport Poob, xlnt opp· THE IRVIME CO R~-...&:--OI--" ty, ~ommiuion ba:.lb. 550NewportCente-r Dr ~ .--•O!" 644-6194 Newport Beach -----Laguna locaUon. 494.5093 il4nS2-6456. EOE ed duties Please call TEACHER-must be born ---------t<rt>neralOffice before8PM ~aft Spm !or ID • M ·Fri B·JO to Answer telephone, :some ----LOAN PROCESSOR temcw. &glllll. on • · EQUIPMENT MECHAHICI ClTYOF NEWPORT BEAClt Salary $898 SH>!H Mo Req's l yr expcr. m an Mu.st be "poople loving -- ---Equal Oppor Employer person." Some arusllc SALES: Matw. -!>tllty. WSl &c CPR re Resp. person WllJ.ll...d for,._ _______ _ automot1\e repair shop. Apply by 3/3 i ll For In· formation & apphcation call Per!>onnl'I Office, :rm Newport nlvd, N.B. 640-2101. Escrow Ofer-Jr. Management potent Xlnt co. benefits. Contact .I. Andrews. lnml' Sav- in~ & Loau, 752 6-156. Experc:':. bu.' bo\. week- ends only l'n L'lub. Call ror ~lanun i;73.:i:;15 hte typmg~ some book .. Housekeeper. hve·in for with secy skills for ------12:1.S,H.B.536-8909 keeping. airport area. couple, Leisure World mortgage broker firm. MOT~R ROUTE Preuman. exp. A.B. Dick I' r cf e r n o n s m k r . Car req'd. 673-0857 Loan background pref'd. The Daily Pllol bas 300 Top pay xJnt work· 549-2.400 Near Fas hion I s l e available a_ !1!'18ll ~~lo ing.cooda. ~guna Hills. GIRLS NEEDED Sandwich delivery. 5 da)S ~k. 4 hrs day Own tra!bp Earn ovr $3.50 hr Ca ll 8am l pm . 540 8.139 Infant L.ine M3nufacturer 714/644~ route in Miss1on V1eJo, 830--089l m M1S~1on V. area needi. ----atsta del SoJ Area. Earn --- shipping help & power LVN about $200 per month for PRESSMAN sewmg m~chine opn. about an hour or your af. High quality print shop 831-1102 1''111 and part·Ume pos1 tcmoon. For deuuls call Excell. pay based on Installer Needed for Cai tioos ava il. Good salary &G432l and leave name ablility. Stripping a +. Stereo. Must have cxper. w/xlnt benefits. and phone-12SOLW & Chief. M V GUARDS Pay according to exper. Bayview Conv. Hosp MOTOR ROUTE aru. 4SS.li51. ?tf-F. Full & plume All ureas Own tools pref. but 001 205.SThunn, C.M. Large Daily Pilot routei---------· Urutorms furn. ARCS 21 nee Apply al 3721 S 642-3505 in South Laguna·Laguna Pnnt Shop or ovr. RetJred wl'lcomc. Bnstol.S A Niguel. Monday through PLATE I U 1 P l MACH1NESHOP Friday afternoons, App y ruversa ro CC· Insurance Agency t1on Service. 1226 W 5th Agency needs girl, ex Foreman M/F Saturday and Sunday MAKER St. Santa Ana. lntcrvw per tn personal lines. -TOP PAY -mornings. Approximate· Someexper req'd. Soml• hr-.!l·l2& 1·4 Mon Fri ratin"• Start sooo. Rapid If you'r e looking ror ly $450 per monlh l{ross .. ~ """ oo h d stnppmg, photo & layout advancement. Send re permanent, i.teady pos1 earnings . ..,., cas e· funl·tions Xlnt worltlng GUARDS sume to Box 153, "'o Dai t1on that offers r eal posit requir ed Phone roods & benefits 4 Da> Q d Sal open. 644·S404. __ sales an one of Orange•• Restaurant We Have The t'ollowing Permanent PosJffons Available ._..d. moun Zocloc Restaurant ReldSalod/ 5-dwich Pwson Dbbaslten t::xcellcnt co benef1L<;. Please Apply In Person County's largest hgh.tmg fixture showrooms. Must be able to work Sut.s. Some decorallng back- ground prefd., But wJU accept creative ab1hty. W~gbling, 546-290l._ SECRETARY (2) Openings currently exist, an administratJve & a general secretary. We are i;eekiog peoplt .. oriented, con.scientlou<: 1---------•1 p eople wltb good Salesman. Real &<state ror adull community, in Laguna Nieuel area. Blwn 40-ro yrs of age. Call bt wn lOAM · 12 n.ooo 4994'i97 SALF..S secretunol skills. &\JOY excellent company benefits. Apply 9am-noon ~1on-Fr1, Personnel MARRIOTT HOTEL ~NewportCtr Dr Newport Beach Full & P/llme. Work dn) ly Pilot PO. Box 1560, growth ID both monetan tHi-4321, ask for circuJa- d k h n NB U r ··-·~ •tesa,C~ 92626 & ipersonal recofirulion lion Leave name and work wk. Apply, Na Experc waitrl''>S. wee -s 1 ... area. 01 orm ~ ... " b d k t tiooalS•'StemsCorp, 4361 ends only. Pn Club. Call rum. Rcllred ok Tcleph 1 -G --.lealth lhen we want to ta k with nu.~ .:rbeanedmad e 0 Birch St, N B. (Ne11.r oc N~11111tM6hwt 49 Fashion I~ IWwporl leoeh t714l 759· I 900 An Equal Office f'urmturt.> firm needs self m otivated pen.on lo handle floor sa les & <'Uli tomer service. Some den cal Equal Opp Emplyr m r • sk1l b nccesi.ary. Call SIOO for Mllno.>n A73 3515 & cur req'd. Nat'I co nsurance· roup ~ you. Position requires au...,""' us an your .---------4 Call8J3-400393m l!pm Cla11ns t:xamincr. Exp mirumum Syniexper.on callw1Ubereturned. 1~Ai~rpo~~rt~>~E~O~E~:~. ~~~~ 547-0972 for appt. Secy, no sh to Factory _ -----at least l yr. f'/timc/P/· set up of punch press. 1: Hair Designer t1me1 llomework. Sal chucker. mall. lat.be etc NURSERY MEN BASSETI' INTERIORS 100% Free_ Assist pres of outstanding local co. ~SEMBLERS PACKAGERS & LABORERS TM Hoir Hmtclen _o..:.pen. __ 549-__ 1_167_. ____ 1 Tool & die exper desira· f\&U time, mature male Is now exceptJng appl !or ble. Small clean shop. over 21. 6 Days incl Opportunity Employer ProductJon Management SALESPEtlSOH Great oppol" for person & Craft demoostrllto&' at w/dlctapbone & manuf. Rug Crafters So. Coast background. Call Cbns Villaice. Must bt• ag. s.io.6055. Coastal Person gress1ve & sales orient· nel Agency. 2190 Harbor, ed. Prefer :.!O yrs or older. CM ,t~h~l w/cltentele Come & grow with us. Sat/Sun. Work with GREAT Insurance Company paid hospital & plants, trees & delivery DEPT. HEAD/ Restaurant Help Now bir mg part-time help. Appl) btwn3&5PMdaily OPPORTUNITY CLERKTYPIST lHelnsurance Exper. pref $3. hr up. t>l:.!·S484 Xlnt oppor to train in the Cole lftstrwnent Laguna Hills Nursery. Wood/CabiMt Shop Top quality saHboats ChallenR1ng a~s1g 11 mcnt lull benef1ti. medical. dental. opt1cul Call Bob Wals haw, Encson Yachts. ~().8001 \!Jn) '\'ceded :'\o.,.' !\o .,,per. nt-n.,., Edrn top SSS. i\11 3 ,h1fls & ""et'kend JOI>" .na1lablt-. Tempo offt-r:. \ acal1on pay & rcfc•rral honusei- S1gn up today & start work tomorrow 0-tfilmlQ fEMPORARY HELP lrTine 540-4455 till02Sk) Park Cr, ::,1l' IOI Hflpet" /hauty Sa loo Steady work. Ille duties. flex hn. Apply, Richard Ouellette Salon, 200 Newport Ctr Dr. NB..:_ Hickory Farms Jla.<1 p/tJmc sales oppor e\•en1 ngs for mature lady Why not get back mto k'lhng in a pleai.ant interest 1n~ lltt·kory Farms store Sel' Mr Thomp-.on. So. Coast J'l.1£d, Lower Mall HOMEMAKERS . f'ield of underwnltnR or Int· t:I Toro 8J0.56S3 legal Type 45 wpm. CorpourtiOft heav) phones. ~arious 642-1010 EOE o(c duties Some moth apUtude P /TIME CLERK Work approx 4 hrs per day. T y pe 40 wpm . answer phones. vanous oCflcc duties Must be "'ell or1tanaied Apply Jn Pen.on S·J0.2 Mon lhru 1-'n SafKo t.awa W« Co 11s10 Brookburst 1-·ounlam Valley F.qual Opp Emplyr mlr MACHINIST Class A needed for Bridgeport-Miii & Lathe Precl&ioo work. Exper req'd. Phone for appl 557.9051 & uk ror Ron Adams. Top Benefits ScienUflc Drilling Con trols, 4040 Campus Dr. NB MACHINIST TOOL ROOM MACll Days NURSES AIDES/ ORDERLIES 511 Bed 1-'acibty J o1.n a happy group & enjoy the xlnt benefits. Bayview Con'' . 2055 Thunn AH'. GMM2·3S05 NURSES AIDES J..11 Shift. FJt1me Wall tra.tn Udo Conv Cente r. 15.r,.<, Superior A\'C, NB ~7764 WENDY'S Old Fashion Hamburgerl> 1794-0 Brookb un.l F V :..iHrs per wk :>4tl 6340._ ~ary --;;51 OOO SJles person M arane lOOC'o Free to apph«ant. hardware knowh.-'<.lgc re-Irvine area You will en q'd FIT. 673-4® JOY lols or interest in it Restaurant Now h1nn11 -client cont act in lh1-. p/l day help only. Apply sales retail position w /top notch RIAL ESTA TE betwn 3-Spm daily TROPICAL FISH secretarial service. No WEMDY•s AND BIRDS sb req'd. but fast accur. Professional l1 ceni.ed Old Futuoo Knowledge req'd. 1'ull & t yping needed. Fai.t sales people wanted Hamburgers p/t &42-5522 moving & fun. Localed in Gi!OttOUS comma.~saons 2640S. Bnstol,SA ---lovely oles. Call Abigail • AdvanC'CdltalmnR. --SALES·UNUSUAL OP· Abbot Personnel Agen-642-5062 Restaurant M.anagement PORT If you are-vn· ·~c D .., 8 Tr f P P I cy,...,.,., ampus r. ,,, • C...twy21Crocker ameeor 1zza aro_r. thu!>1as tu·, ambitious. 55Hll22. OC area. Sal $800+ • W1U bt.'l1evl' 1n yourself & ------aEAL. lSTATE train. Food elper. nee your ability lhL" could be DEVaOPMBfT 646-3224 or 752·2171 9am· at• Sell mouvataon pro. MGMT ~P..!!_l~kd)s grart\!> •Substanllal In· S.J.C. 661-12 11 32122Ca mmo CapLSlrano ~:qual Oppor F.mployer F.<im $200 ntra per mo. (ntenor designer nds qual m your spare lime 1-"or PIT au1llt. Please call Form & Cutler Gnnder for 011ht.s. Class .. A" Only Palnlen. Wanted l4 I open tn,ll.'I S Yrs ex~r Stan S5 $1 hr Ste,•e We1!it ~IS6an3pm Part-time Sr le\·c l FORTRAN. SCOPE an· d/or EXEC 8 Acrocomp. Inc 1~1.3673 OPPOllTUMITY #SAi.ES-ALOE-VERA l..'Ome. •lmmcd advance-ment opport. •Career op-Rap 1 d I y grow Ing Non-surgica l face lift. port wtunlimited future. Mri.. Ackerman We d SECRETARY Newport Harbor Yal'hl Club neeru. secy w/good typin1 & sh skill& Call miormatton call 751 5613 675-SMS wknds/evs Top pay+ overtime Rosan Inc. 2901 W CoaJ1l Hwy, NB. EOE Newport Beach Develop-c:bstribut.or & sales pos1 Call Mr Harvey642.5794, _lhru~n 673·7730. Female P;.ickagerb, Ment rais._.,.. Ca II :;.is 5125. 1537 \lonrona \ve. r-;R File Clerk. part ltml'. htc typing & phone Mature responsible, expcr only "4~2622 FILMS Educational media rom· pany needs women & men, no acting or model mg exp. nee. All aices & nunority encouraged• to apply Mu't bl' a va1l. days ror 1 day at .t lime cmploymt-nt. SS per hour "/3 hr min Apply from H,\M to JPM ONLY on Thurs. Mar 2nd. C'on cept Media, Ste 20l, i:;oo Adams Ave, C . .M. Food s.rtlce Asst SubsttNt~ On-Call Basis. 2-2~'r! hrs per day. $.110 per hr. Ap ply to Irvine Umried School Dii.trict . 2!H l Alt.oo Ave. lrvtnl' 17141 ~ Equal Oppor t·;mployer Homemaken W.ted P lime pos1t1ons, 4 day~ ~k. 4 hrs day, approx $4 S6 hr. Call Oonna. 003-7470 HOSTESS. EVES Apphcal1ons taken 1 lam noon Mon·f'ri & 6-llpm ('\es 1n restaurant 1695 Irvine Ave:CM HOSTESS Apply m person only No phone calls. Thl' Derbv Re!>laurant. 1262 ~ 1': Bristol.SA HOST /HOSTESS Full Part·Timl' Need 1nd1v 1d u,11, w/pleasant appearance & pcr.ionaUly to work full & p /time in cluding weekends m our :sales of· rice. Must have active re- al estate license. Please Call 644·3389 9am; 'Lii Noon THE IRVINE CO. :.."ill Newport Center Dr Newport Beach 1-.;Qual Oppor Employer Hetp Wont.d 7100 Help WClllt.cf 7 I 00 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Hospital SOUTH CO.AST COMMUNITY HOSPITAL "HOSPITAL WITH A HEART" EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITIES "EARN & LEARN'' "OPERATION EDUCATION"' September, 1978 C.E.U. Provider #00463 GOING TO SCHOOL? CIDLDREN AT HOME? Schedules adaptable to individual needs 4 Hour Shilts Available }'or Full/time & P /time . RM'Sl.VN's..AIDES Fer further tnrormaUon plea&e contact: JANITOR menl firm has outstand· tJons avail. '114·'168-3403 ing opporluruty {or self· SandwichShop Secretary. for furniture motivated indlvtduaJ to ---------GENERAL HELP salesman, 4-S hrs duly, -.., Da)'S. permanent job. pref mature person, min waRe to start. Call ~70Callbtwn9·S. MACH11'41ST <La the> Wanled im mediatf'ly' 2 Yrs exper own tools . ALZ I n assist m res1denllal & a.n SALES Pit Mon-Fri. Cull belwn t y ping, phone , d 1c · PART TIME come property develop BULLOCKS 8-3, 833-89_!9 _ _ ta.phone, filing. 557·!5389 ..1. Evr.....1u~ MGR ment Salary + bonus. ....,. "w · dependmg on qualif1ca Help Wanted 7100 HetpW..e.cl 7100 J ... ITORIAL/ dustrles. lnc. 173 E $17~ week. Attract ave, lion&. For interview call WILSHIRE ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••-•••• oul1to1ng •. enlhus1ast1c 640.5 11 2 . Mo n f''r1 , HAHDYMAH M /F Paularino C M Days Needed to maintain our 919·0233. Wknd only brand new bulldtng in its _646-__ 2206 __ . ------ clean cond1t1on. Some Machine operator, full knowledRe ol llte carpen-lime & part time. no ex- try & electric a.I ex per. re· per. necessary. HB Indus q'd Co. paid hospital & Ctr. 897·1106 life lnsur :__:__:__ ____ _ Cole hntrwRHt MAIDS NEEDED. eit· penenced or nol. We will Corporllti.cM9 traan. Slart1ng wase 6424080 EOE. $2.75hr. Musl read, write -------& speak English. Apply JANITORIAL at 1441 So Cat Hwy. Gen1 Janltonal duties in· Laguna Beach. •94~ cl ud. stock & mainlaln· ing restrooms, cleaning MAIDWANTED s n a c k b a r t a b I e s . Doo Quuco<e Moc.eJ housekeeping of snles 2100 Newport Bl, CM floor It omces. Call for appt. (714) 7Sl·3181 ask --------• for Joan Tke Antique Guild 1801 E. Oyer Rd. SA Ladies Ucr Rm Attend Maintenance EIUCSON YACHTS 2 or 3 days pr mo. ideal MECHANIC for Sr C1liien Prn roun try c I u b . C 11 l I Prunary skdt must 00 Pl.ANT MAINT _S44-54<>t ror appL__ eledricaJ. Must be capa- pe rsonality. Working Sam-Spm W1tb youth. Mwil be O\'er __ --- ~le have a depettdable Real Estate car . Supervi.sina adults & Sdesn.R earners. Available eve & Saturdays, 642·4321, cm. 2SO, between l s PM AskforJlm PART TIME EVENINGS exper 10 are11. Top cabber lo jOln successful firm In Newport Beach. CdM ~bm.it resume In conf&dence to Ad No 29, Daily Pilot. P 0 . Box 1560. Costa Mesa, Ca 9211126 Adults with outstanding. ReaJ Flstate Sales People auractive personalities wanted. Up to 90/10% who enjoy woritlng wltb comm. spilt. Nwpt Bch kids. St.art at '3.SO per 831..(8)() br. Phone 64.2-4321, t2SO, ·------- between 3 :00-S:OO PM.. MkforJa. Equal O p portunity Employer Real &tat.e Is Looking For Individuals Interested JnAnOpport.unil.) To Joi.n An Exciting Fasblon Oricanization If you have a retail back· ground & are interested in advanc,em e nt. we 'MJUld like to talk with )'OU. In Our Non.SCI! Area We Are Loolung For An Expenenced Fitttf" /Seamstress In our alterations dept. Bullocks Wilshire oCfers an excellent benefit plan including a hberal dis- count on store merchan· dise. Please Apply Jn Person Mon thru Fri 3·5pm 83 FcnMo. Island H.wportleoch Equal Oppor Employer PART·TIME. young man over 18 to read & dnve fol' v1s1on -lmpatred younii man. 2 afternoons per wk. $3.SO hr. l\lusl have valid driven lie. 6'73-6114 befr SPM LO ... SECY & TRHE Due to an expamion. we arc seek.log an organl:ted & aggressive sec'y who can handle personal con· tact well R. E. Uc 111 re· qw..red & knowledge of loan processing is SALESCAREER 1.ADIES ble ot worldna indepen· &panc19g ._..., denllf. Full benefits. Part· Time Recreation. dpenlng for 4 people. In· medical. dental, optical. ~·CPR. Sr. ltfesavan1 terest.i.ng lull le p/l work. Please apply. In penoo_ req d. F/time &lmmer. Good earn1n11 potent. atSecurit.YOffic:e r..::.~.....;..;;....;..;.;.·------ helpful, but we will troin Nat'I co No travel. Qf. thetiiht person. Pa.ltion fices 1n Newport Ctr. &s in ciur ocw El Toro Outstandldll income branch of c. Thla ls a potential Send resume career Ol>PO"· w/tbe Na-lo PO Box 1850. NewpQtt lion's La.rgest. Home Beach,Ca92863. Call for appt. 646-67M. Mcsoa Yodlh um Dee1"e Ave, SA LEADEDGLASS~rson1~~~~~~~ needed.part & full Ume.1::. 7\4-538-Q61 LIASIMG .. Attredlve apartmtnt Loan Brollerage Firm. ---- Please Call Salet-Delivery AL MAYNES It you really need a de· PBX OPERATORS 21J/93"7611 cent paying p/llme job ·~~~~~~~~~~! eves ~9pm. we may have All Boa.rda I~ wbal you're looking Cor. tone • abort term as· R.E. APT SALES, wdl -+ h 531.()8(2 1lpment1. Holiday It eltabli bed ofc nds 2 Uc .., per .r. vac pay. HoapltalluUon • blably motivated --------• l salespersons. WW train. SALES VOLT ·1••t (•I•'''• 'I Ptrok. Bkr, 556-6111. $ $ $ $ $ REC DYING MlRllN6 Wt bav• both temporory • pUmaneot fuJl·tl m~ paslllom avaUabla Im mediately in our re<:eiv FEELING; THIE PIMCH7 Tlmellfe Books has part· time jobs In our telephone sulctt oflico. S Sbitls available. 8:30-l, l ·S & 5·9. S111hry + comm + b onu11 es . Pu'mJi~nt. 1-'ora.p~ call 83J.1095 Equal Opp Emplyr m/r ~~l.:4cm~aLe~ It Pays i In Many Ways ... A. secretarial career with Holmes &. Narver Isn't tust a nine-to-five routine. We're a highly successful engineering and construction company with pro- 1ects th• world over, and that leads to Interesting and involvlng wort( for dedicated Secretaries. And there are more ways 1t pays • like excellent Sflaries, valuable fringe t>enetots and even beaulllully-appoinled new corpor. ate offices recently opened m the Cit~ of Orange. We currently have a need for: * ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY This opening requires a mature candidate with at least 8 years of secretarial experience including previous involvement 1n an eng1· neerlng environment. Selected tndlvldual wlll exercise strong organizational as well d typing • and stionhand skills In a chaltenge.. filled Project Management depart· ment. * SECRET ARIES We also leatore a variety of open· mga an department& 'uch &$ Engineering and Admlnl1tration/P9r· aonnel tor aeeretanal professionals w11h significant responsible expett. ence and accurate skllla Start a new career that P8Y9 oft 11' the wt.Y• that are r ... lly impor1ant to xswt Phone to arrange an appolotment ..._ '· w...., at (7t., trs.1100. 1 1 ' • J. ' ... .. IOOI Cth IOll flaRlwt 1010 fie••• IOSO ....,_ ... , • 1070 IOIO ....................... ....................... ... ........................................................................................ . ....._w~ ~ ~ 7100 ....... w----~ 7IOOl•-------.. •lllailtSlameMs.J POIAl Diamond Hrrlou H lrria• Cou\ CC m•m· .. ....,. --7100 • ....,.w--........,.. -~I Wb old. Sbota a .. utllul KIQI 1hci SofaBed,xlo.lcaad.BlK.k point. eKt... Btll1 wt.tt.. bentaip fw ..i., "50. , ·--••• .. ••• .... -.... ••••••-............... -·•••••••••••-...~ 'WBOl·ESALB lnd.'6S.~ ~1t)'lebdrlluet. Vb:u'~.~~ Valuo $560. 6ae. .,.,,, cau ... l'IGS ---------1 SECRETARY ~ TOTIDTRADIC $fl1J/dr. 14$.UJ4 . 06-a400 JWuttllal Sale: ll••u• •S.C,-..fe$l,G,0•000fc.. ~~~ C::J,0P~te~: Petroleum aakt'I co. bl llJW OPEN Hlmall1ans..1Pobt\klt· Med1t.StyleTablo,1aldo Pr end tbla, aJa11 topl, Mlle•••-euo CIU&litYlt-.IDel:er;a. • • Employers PQ All Fees Law Firm, localed lo La I \ID e N I I u e 1 • JO PUBLIC t'0i:•:•!~p:;! Ji$• le 2 armdWn, 1G5(). Call U:n8 ~~~ tlnlab, ... _ ..... ,........... d,,., -J'Tllldaire' cu\m , ,_ 0 _ ... _ a.. Nwftt Center needs ex· ~bW~ -W,,_be .r-17SS • · ~-onu. • W .& ~ED doc~. &lm&DOM qo. ~ ncmucrs ,..ency per'°'d iwcreta.ry w /xlot heavy .-es• uo.c. auwa. OPEN 1 DAYS , y I • Al t ~n I u 1ofa btd, to fa • N=BBe~cb~~04a1an skill•, 111teUigence, 111· ~-~~U=~i A WEtKIMJ. Weted: Siamese stud ~ ~1eablne~~! ~':,·oak TC::O :.,•~ TPOP10CA!0MRDOYLOLUARR ma&thlnt cbaln, tabl•, " _..,.., 1tl11tlve .tr arnbltlon, ...,...._ 1 • s.de •..a-.. Ltd lef'Vi~. papen not oec . ..,,,... • ... e vea. -· lthr QIJ)t. chii pti ssOo A .. etc.17J.1m•fn.N?i forAppt/Eltab 'M capable or worklDll u nu.tn. Stlary com·•-· ...... • tm>-T199eveolog1 Mateolr.M5,645-78S7 &1-,5,lJ~ I ilv I b' JEWELJl~.ETCHU, w/oouidttablo ltldepen· menaurate w/exr/· ISJtJlolMCWco · .... 5. I"'-· aw vc c r ART OBJMint, OOLD, H1lc l\u'n +~Stem-.. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;j deace, no legal or patent quallflcatlon. (1 4 > H.l.1714JHJ.110f Persian Cit, reg, also 8 Drawer Danish Modem " ottoman calm made 611.Vl!!R 8&kVJCE, DnnoUtlDn a..S.. &106 W. exper required. Pleasant 4DS·Ull0 Kra Kraft or 1~~~~~~~~~I Blue Slud service. CFA Teak dre11e r, $350. SU5.$40-$7U FINE VUJ\N. • AH· Ote.anl'ront,N.8. SECRETARIES ocrtce e n v1room oo t. MnKAdawa. 1• 8G-077L SM-llGS G.ageSale tOSS TIQUES.86-2200 ?ff '·• tlfftron.lca Salary belccl on exper & ANTlQUETOlLET Sofa 8~ All down blue ••••••••••••••••••••••• ... der Wieoen.chn1t1el. 11n ability. Send qunliflca· · ovorhe.d tank, brass DoCJ1 8040 vinyl ba~k caJico'seat PUWCAUCTIOM LUGGACilTAQ.S ~'!~C:=t!:c~· international corpora. ll~ to" 500 s l\tw.n St The Reuben w. ~:ldn& or· ....................... perfect coGcs., $245. 2116 MANY nN E JTP.MS OF from your buatn•• card. tion. is growiug and now Suite 1013, Or1aogo, Ca. . DOG TRAINING Emerald, Bal. lsJ. ESTATE J EWELRV, &Ind one card tor each 55 Sq. )'ards dark trwn oCfcra the followinft _!12668 E. Lee •-a... ·--"· .__..,'"" ART OBJECTS AN las plus one apart'. We carpet w /pad. aulJJclcnt ,....~ue ,.-....... ..,.,........,. YourPlaceorMlne Solid walnut blfl • · return permane ntly !or &Mee U.JCll' roocnt. secretarial and clerical SECRETA.RYPcrt-thM NowTaktng Victrola & records '80. JohnMartln ~ Mlulpm't c:abnt $85'. TIQUES. FINE FURN., sealed at.tractive ufi " .,,_ ,..,, •• ,,...,_ opportunities at their 1 ,. · .,. Plates $5 ea. Dresser le ,. __ .. H •-.,.__ ETC. PHONE FOR IN· al 1 .,.._-. ·-·-··-· ch Permanent parH me App,.cauooa .. oi; mim:lr~. 860--38T• AKC Ooldeo llotrieiver ... _e, oran .......... FO. & BROCHURE. strap, meetlnl r no new~:~ Bea cor-clencal poslilon for ao COOK-NIGHTS pupples,fwka, $100. field apdm2ea, ~. 5*6338. 662200 I.D. requlrementa. Pro-111107'• Club Me81• para ce. encrget.lc, re.sponsablc, F\all Tlme Dlatrened oak roll·top inid & .......,.'-back· 8, Sofa 6 love&eat, Earth YCrJt bs " thtf\I P'ol' • berlhip mo. Newport Legals.cntary experienced person. ApplylnPersoo ~.~75.W4648da)'s pndTM-~.. colors Very ad cood.Sunda.yl224SoutbGate. penonal.IJ!tldta(lendote Beech.CAllll:U30I Various ornce duties & 3PMto5PM oreves. .~ .... ..-D Santa Ana. Harbor aocl wallpaper, fabric or r-~· ....,_TV --·-,~ S«cntary exrellent working condl· 151 E. Coast Hwy Pharaoh Hounds: See the tzSO.___, EdJ.nierVariety Junk "Day Glo'' pa~r & we ....,. ... e .,.,...,.. • .,._.., TraW.g Secretary uoos. Non·srnoker. Mon· Antique Oak dre11ser & Uvtna repreuntatives ol Walnut table extends will back " tnm your table, Card table Is. e-.w.CMrtc ~·~~jF~l::tia:~ao0S8:;~~ Eq~:.~yer ::1~ode. beat offer. Kingcba 'J'.UL Pu1,_~ples from l06", 4 cbairs, $300. I= ~~:Jl~b t.aas. Or try two cards lampa.~ 6-ralOfcHelp weekdays642·1626 ean':za:1m&Ull1 $2.50 \lP. '1S1·3S58 25, 9AM·4PM, 18422 backto~a~:6:s: ~e~~e~: Ra!Eatate Beautiful 9' Gold Plush CUiver Dr. Irv. Univ. $2eaor3/~ or Alta·Dena Soft. This !s your opportunity Secretary for .Property T d I g R E Aflplmte" 1010 West Highland wht Ter· IO(a "love seat $225. Untted Me thodist 4/5tapSl.60ea. Yo""' ... 1001 Sundau. to join a fast growml( MgmtCo;Seckmgstroog op pro, uc n II •. ••••••••••••••••••••••• r ier from Scotland 646-3SS7 968-2586 6/9ta""Sl.SOea. C.Ma .... ... company lhat offers ex· bookkeeper typi:.l. Peo· Agen.ts or s mo ag-_ ··ell ent benefi ts, pie oriented. Crowin" gressiveoCCico.961HH83 DISHWASHER·Whlte w/papers. f yrs. Ofr. C brld• c· I CM 10ormorc$1.40ea. •---------, .. "'· Kenmo-portable "'""'1Z70 F 0 UR P 0 S TER am .,e ire e · · Sal-T• .. Jncluded LS oat aquartu-wltb beautiful work environ· C:O· Salary ne&o?e~le. Tow Truck Drivers ex-dei~ modei."i>wh but· ,,_... DOUBLECANOPYBED N el1hborhood Sale. NOCARD? ata':xt $1.5; golf ... baf• 5 ment, and a chance tu ~nd resume to I .0. per'd. Top pay. Apply, too coot.rob for 6 cycle Need good bome Col' AKC Good i:ooditlon $75. loam-4. You need it, we Draw your own or send irons, 2 woods 15• advance your caret-r. Box 2990. Newport G&WTowln&,lOOO lrvlne settings. Butcher block re&LhaaaApeo,male,2 5'5-19el 1 -ltbaby!LotsoCmiac. name, address.phone" INO-l44I Please apply mperson ur Beach, CA92660 Ave, NB642·1252 top. can be converted to yn, lcrvuble$7S. 751·1959 8 ft. Gold '"-·ch, Almost $.mdayStot. Baby Items, we'll make one card per•CblJ·--.. _--•• -clotb--,_-,.-U-.. -.. -call .Mary Aou B.111nmg """' Add h. un:u " u•... .. ... at('114)7S2-65U,cxt2AJ. Secr~tary_ Cur small Travel agent position uodercouoter. $150.?0· Beaut.GennanSbepml.x, new excel. cond. $85. altis. bike, 6 clin1ng rm tag. 29eac new,az..S.WkleYaltety. ... Wietterschnitul 44-WVon Karman f\.ewport lie.11ch, CA 926t;O Equal Opp Empl. M IF i:stub l Irvine-based co. av a i 1ab 1 e 1 mm ed. Call 83S--08lO after 5.30 1 yr, needs good home. 54C).38t cbra, clothing, much Smdderto~. •money DI'-Sl to$LO. M0-93511 Salesorleitalofcexpcr. Laguna Hills area. Will p.m. S25.67S-9417;673-41'8 MUCH MORE i 238 helpful, but must be a consi der trainee F RGHT DAMAGED . Im.erlorDealgnerleavin& Walnut St. NB, Ph PILOTPIUHTIMGo Ortentalatyterug,euyto self stJlrter. Good salary w/mlnlmum exper. or HOTPOlNT SALE 3308 Colho A.KC pups, sable 2 J::. ~":.., ~=-~;: 646-3686 P.O. Box 1!iOO clean ayntbetic. Deaut. & beoef1lli. 714/638-4391 st<hooling. Call wkdys W Warner nr H~bol' male.,3& tri 13fem3. Sh2o3ts2 ,,.._,_.l ~•d,. m"•t be T~n·ler Remington, Costa Mesa, ca. 92626 9xU. '90. 831-1487 or714/SS7-4632 g.5 83'7·2Z70 .,A··taAna.979.2921 • 714·8 9·333 ; 5 1· ,.... ......... '""' - .:>WJ sold hnmed. at cost <n•> on aet, elec appl '11. PUIUC AUCTION Desk Copier, S.M model SECRETARYI TRUCKDRIVER C .. "HP .. D Yorklo pupa, tiny and ~.Sbowabyappt. luggage, dishea, couch, ...... "'ITE"QOFFlNE 1•9. never used. Cost Challeng1ngpos1t1on. Job DWVERY raS:-Fer w;b;/D~s/Rorrig ~r:0m~\~'!, 'a~· :e~';: only. mny misc. ilms, Fri/ ESTATE jEWELRY, Sl~sell,$50.548·1328 ha:s vwiety including htc For vit. & min. mfg. Gd workineorooC.957-8133 &&2-()711 WANTED: Sears 36' SaL 181 Coal& Meaa St. ART OBJECTS. AN· li.ae mink stole & SECRETARY pen.onnel work. Sh 80, math. Llfllng req. Know modularabelvingwalnu CM TIQUES, FINE FURN., bat. fu:r°aport coat, C05o With high ll'\'cl typing typing 60. Call appt. LA & Orange Co. Days, 1 blk Cocka])OO, aboU & bkO!e secretary w/wb EST_. 'TES •LE ETC. PHONE FOR IN· tume jewelry, antique :.lulls "mm 60 wpm" in· 54().7639~0E. Cringes, n>g. speaking. Washer & Dryer lic.4blk&loffwblpups, desk insert 112915. ~ A FO. & BROCHURE. crystal.silver. Sbowub7 11·re5led in t:ruWUl~ with N eo t & cl n • .Apply Like nu dolux multi· 4M.1F.751-5293 SS7-9688 EverythU\g goea. Feb. 25 645-2200 appl.848-375.levea • • 1 ,>ouol(, aggrusneSecn~ry/Legal trainee 8·10Al\f M on-Fri , cycle models only. & 28. 203'1 So. W. YmaVerdoCountryClub orange Co. &:.ed Heal position. for congenial Linwilco Labs. 21•18 Completely reblt • re-ir-.... • CUst made coffee table Cypress Santa Au Hats. equity membership Art Nouveau sterling, 1-· .. t.Jtt> l)evl'lopml'rrl Nwprt Bch Jaw firm. NewportBlvd.,C.M. finished • Yt'ar ~toYou 8045 S!x311.t'zl6 '• high CNrOCAirport) Available673-8039 Read & Barton, L e I irm. r·or :.alary details Prefer 6 mos cxper. top guarantee. l price only, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Car a rr a Mar b I e Parl.slenne, 1902. 8 ea. ,.., mterv1ew contuct Lynn skills required. Salary Walten/Waltnues your choice $1JO euch. Mixed Lab, fem, 2 yr old ebonized wood edges Sal/Sun. 704 Marigold, torts, spooos & knives. l'11<'lmcr. 714.557 ~i70 xlO commensurate w /ex per. Mu.st be people oriented. l"ree delivery. Sale ends Very alfectlonate, good brass claw feet. 494-2453 CdM. 640· 114 l. Screen Sl.29.95, Fl'Kme, pedestal, $500. 497-1978 wlcoda or Coolact Maggie 6464466 _ S4 hr. \'uc. sick days, Ill· March 3rd. Alao new & wrth kJds. (714)398-5100 teat. 2 boy's bikes, photo heater, matt, liner and aft4 ~ SECRETARY Secretary. 70·80 WPM surbenefils.6'WM04 like new refrig's. Lovable 4 yr old fe r:nalc ~/~~~:r~~v~~~ =~~~f~~~U~~: ~~~.0~~T'64D~:~·-P-a_i:_b_ln_k_o_m_a_c_b_l_n_e :·. '•' e d 5 ha r P • P / T typing, shorthand, ex· WAITRESS brealctast & freez.ers & ranges at ~ ut. spayed, shots, box yrs old, x1nt cood S23S artifacts. Arliat'.s A· Blvd, HB. 960-3202 w/balls $60. Lionel lralD ~et·retary rct:cpt for penenced. reliable, Send lunch, e~per 'd. Ben the ~t at SouUi Coast trained Good home Dl.netteset.at.urdy, w framepe&boatd. 1~~~~~~~~~ ael$30.~1 pablor. Must lype SS ret1ume t.o Box 172, c/o Brown's Restaurant , Appliances,53'1·2$42 664-0139 • formlcatoptbl,8padd f. WPM Call 645-571H Tu~~ Dally Pilot, P.O. Box 31106 Coast Hwy. So. cbn, $100. 64G.o312 Clotbes. Klngala bod, Schwinn 10-spd Super IMll.C.llla~CllllS Jo'n9Al\1·12nooo. 1S60, Co&ta Mesa, Ca. Laguna. Washor/Dryer, Weal· 2BtDyountcatstoloving Furn, Bra.aware, etc. Sport $90. Surfboard 7th W..ted 1081 _________ , 90026 in11t.ouse. 3 Yrs old. $199 homes, 1 s payed• 1 PlAYPB4 SECT 31121 Brook St., So. ft.~. Portable G.E. TV ...................... . SECTYS EOE M /f . rvace Stat ion Alten· WATCHMAKER for both. 873·5'39 or altered. all ahoU. Please 10 Piece. 1 mo old. Co IAgwi.a. $50. Twin bed w/frame & Shotgun&targetpi.atol SECRETARIES dant, exper'd. Day & To assist enelneer 83:M1l.8 ~~roe descrip-S1600. Sacrifice $liS GaraieSaJeAfterlOTwln bedding S3S. Desk $25. 631-0115 : Eves_ FUll &pttirne. Ap· w/development of de· Whlto Electric double 968-5848 bed & bureau set :?;'F5er ~S Mot.o5cycl~ Musi d pty.Shel1Stalion,17th& 11catoprec1Se uutrumen· oveoatove.SlOO. Free to good home. c-...1 ··1 t goodco household items. 580 mkets r>N'lc7a68. 1407answ 1-4L--a.. 8083 NOBODY DOES MORE FOR YOU THAN ZIP! Certifi~ Employe-es SuneyProvu Zip Wonderful Zip Fantastic Zip Superior I Nn talion for oil C1cld. Good o•"-731S Cockapoo dog, arfec· .,..a. 0''esea: • 0 Harnll·-c~ spea erti_.. · -YTilmnfQ rnnc, • . k . d ....., ditloo$100. ..,.. ... -••••••••••••••••••••••• wor 1ng con s, co t ionat e, gd w t kids 979..()983 , • 32 yds or green cpl 2 . ~n1te Sla Night \llcntl :! Or 5 mtcs a wk . Apply, Shell.17th & lrnm', NB Sen Sta I lelp nl'edeod 1 m ml'd f\Jll or p t. Apply. !m E. Cst Hwy, Nwpt Bch. bencfits&toppay. EOE. Refrigerator, Sear s ~16 Giant 3 Fanuly Garage Shampoo chrs <rechn· Fender·Rbodea 77 Suit· Sc1cnl1f1c Dnlling Coldspot froetless, like Beaut.Uul old buffet, 1 Sale. Pool tbl, range, ini:>. Sq mirrors. Make case electric piano. 3 Controls. Newport Urb nu. S200/bst.ofr. 751-4516 N<'utered male Abys!\1· very good cood. s1s. aoUI bdrm 11et & more. offers 979-50IO Brut<e Mooths new. 492-8995 Phooe5S7·90M ruan cat w/aU shots. dy!I 963-49Sl Sunday 9·6, 96·• Union ---,\!ik for Ron Little REFRIGERATOR 971.22.50 eves 971·1685 Ave. 642-8614 or 548-6689 * PIHIAU MACHINE ROAVOX, accord.Ian· ----X1DL Cood. $430 673-8063 organ. w/Lesl.Je aystem. Window Washing AHt, SS0 S48-21Z1 LOVABLE 1payed fem DIM'G RM SUrrE Super boosebold·sportlng · sac. $1600. Elect. Gultar. full time, no exp neccss. Golden Lab to good 6 cba.ln 4r buffet, perl eoc>di. rifles., men'• XL Pool Table. 1" Slate top, S86-0529, 540-426 Nwpl Bcb area. 645-1.392. ~s,t;:~e ~:~~ bome. '31·lo&4 cood, top qual. contem· qual. clothes, cameras, a· s "X6 '2" Solid bl t Office f; wit Ir Sr.Staff Word---·-r.nu••~ Free Female Norwe. "'•" ~· s acrUlc e . stereos. luggage. mlsc. w I co es ra ck a-.1...!.... we 8015 Secret-r-~-.....,__,..., -· 640-0000 Entire house ~ocs. Fn· '-•"-all r..'a.... ...,..c:' ...,...,.._ ... . Type 70 wpm. Sh1110. Sal ':aypist. secretary. Strong m Hound. F'amJly dog Sun 731A W. l.8lh St. CM. ~ ...,...er.-· .................... . S86S to S95o4 a mo Contact Slllypsng req'd. Apply in C:'is·::-~~r ~i:. needs yard. ~lSl Thom~e Jtallao pro. Exiec. dest S1J9, Draft1Jlg • l:ilpistrano Unified person to Mr Fueotee, fer64A).8318 Slater allergic Black VUlcia.ldinlngrmset,6 Boat stuff, tools, furn,26Ga l Sho wt a nk tbl $75. Exec cbra, School Duitnct, 496-121~. Robert Bein, William Coclcapoo & dog house, chal~.$1800 646-M85 crtns, sterro. bks, matt, aquarium. lncl. all+flsh $»$169. Wood desb 175 l':xt~. Fto&t&As50c.1401 Quul ~ waaher 175. GE i:ood with kids & house Ex. Teak tbl, 3 lvs, $2.50, mis~. 289 Palmer CM & wrght iron slaod. $45. ea. Flies $35·.$15. "ACTUALQUOTfS" StockclerksTheAkron -St.Npt Bcb-=~95· G~ara.o· broken 6'2-0396 kg bed. dresser, g.&s ~3S83. SJ0.°'32 ~':n~~w,/:;iu~ We are now accepting Jonie klu.ona. 6 week& old sto'\'e ~T348 H 1 d e· a · bed ~ 0 u c h Din'g tbl w /6 ch rs $50. 2 ~-. Gl.·27T7 .'IHSTAHT apphcat.Jons at our JIB ~w Z Rririf, GE Crosl·free Need good home. 15:? drib $40· playpen S20 Refri&erat.or TV • C.B. twin bds $50 cab sew'g EMrLOYMEHT ~~0;:/0~.~t:;=r~icr~iiNZ -.;;,;:; ......... 1 •• 0•0•5• ~:=:;ai,~ ~lott: carbnlloCM SU-8856 aooulotcond. · i~~~~~;s b~~~~!:.~~e.t llifc;:,emTr~~a$42-:n~ 8s~::~t::e p~r;:~~~ · I "'as h1rcd the first day ,_,, ...,_..,,, 11103. Sat/ .. ton }lelp'. 1 i-t my o~-er & 673--0116 cbalrs 249 Wake Forest ~< ,,.,, • ..,,.. ...-&er. $SO. M6-8579 d k .. L' part time pos1l1ons ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~-" ..,. -.. _, ......._,., • .,~-·· 1 wante to wor · r · I bl Pl I need a 1tood homE", Duncan Phyfe Dinln~ ta· Rd.CM · ews. /.('utzws OranRt> "llad 3 1nv!!!.rs8 o~at ;.;~"~:d~~~<'~ PUii.JC AUCTIOH ~ . 8020 II b 1 di D d l c . S Must sell rims for Fiat.•--------- a Job as iioon ai. I f11lecl \ ,"; f'cb 28th oniy ~L\NY ITEMS Of' FINE •••;.:::••••••••••••••• ~-~ • r n e aol'. ~\~.~~&os~ ~ .. xfs~~ Two Fanuly Garage ale Call 559-11271 Eves after Court reporting machine. out my apphcat1on",_ I> E o E employer ESTATE JEWELRY. NEW"USED.BIKES 3 leaves. S lilde & 1 h<>11t Beds, bra.ss table, Imps, 6PM goodcooditioa $100flrm. Reed-Whittier ··Took -ART OBJECTS, AN· n-..1 B __ ,, de FRE~FIREWOOO ~br. <Hepplewh.it•). dshs, clothes. appl. IMS-9722aoytime. about 10 minutes" .. :'II ~1oc. :K CL.ERKS TJQUES, FINE FURN.. ~e .:Cou.~~:"N·~ SAT/SUN ' ~ stereo, toola. map, whl, 1894 Winchester rifle, 0 --. ~P .. •a. .,.....,,. PHONE P'OR IN .... ., ... "' -v-...-• · Damask cloth t.o fit. $400 llr•s, <'abinets, sur · calibre"°"", wat ... ~ .. ·1· L/N Ampex llSO t ape .,.,.,,"-...., Four immediate o~n· ... ,..... · Blvd.CM 642.7910 646-3833 f all M0-0303 "' "'°""' ..... ..,.,., deck I t base _,.. ,.,EXCmMGJOIS ini.:' 1n Irvine area. FO. & BROCHURE. · · er · tboard, crtns, Sun only Uooer,1974Dodgc,needs w wau _.. ctOSE TO HOME gent'ral duties. S3 29 per &&S-22DC> Schwinn Yanity 10..pd. To right home, perfect Lano Bdrm Set: Full sz Feb 25 1982 Westminster body work, antique vie-_557_..fflOS ______ _ . .\ rhance to do all dlf· hr. Permanent positions. Xlnt C'Ond. $80. family do&. med slze bed. matt/box sprga. Ave. CM off 20th Bel wen trola wtrecorda. 968-2906 I 8 M Ex E cu T J v E fcrent kmds of work & Equal Oppty J::mplyrs MUSICIOXlS 646-6103 male, Sbeltie type. bdbrd, l mte stand, 9 Orange&SantaAna af\6:JO PJ.l Ty p E WRITER• ml.'et all kinds of 8336226 CLOCKS -S34-3SS1 drawer dresser w{n;ilt· 2.000 Cari>et samples, 30 Encyclopedia Britt.aWca Calculator, desk. (1le people" ... E . Elzey-Switchboard Opr. Will Slot Macbl.nea. Nlckelo-ScbwiruJJr.Stl.ngray ror. l>u't walAut. Ciniab. sq yds Congoleum, lawn $100. cab, chair, d1ctaphooe. Pasa. ·:~orsk n~ver Rel ts train. Must be 3\'all deons. phonographs. A ,....... eoso lWO«IS6. mower. olher misc. 205 714-892·5070 etc.540-4826.586-0529 hor~og ·• · nlarte -wknds&eves.64.S-8197. World'• largut soloc· •-•••••••••••••••••••• Oealr maplerolltop 4 11m LuioaaSt.N.B. ELEC WHE.,...""""'R IBM Selectric 11 10/12, Orange. "I get work ••dlrtJMmffriah 8025 dra' Wt '$12$ · """"'.-uu nearly Dual be ds. close Lo where I h ve. Telephone Soliclton ex-lion . Alao l'lfta , ....... : ............... '"'ft.loaacustompadded wers, e new. ·Garage Sale, Sunday on-646-2115 nu. . a working as oft~n as l per1eoced only, Sell !uroltore. aoll~u es. Wanted Clean Oil dirt. portable bar wlth 847·9473 ly, UMPM, 603 Begonla, $650.675-7l!i0anytime. wanl" ... S. Lavcrly-Orange eoiut's reading Amencan lnt.ernati~al; mult.irla tUD«, 8 track a dr. chest 4c but.ch $70. Cd.M.AppUc.&Goodies LAST CHANCE!! Rae· r.ts 8017 Co<.ta Mesa. newspaper at home, your 1802 Kettering; lnnne lOBISl WestmlmteT Ave. II: tum&able-all are built· eor. desk $35 oc all ·sso. . quetball Mobrsbp Univ. ••••••••••••••••••••••• .-YOUWORKWHEH phone. Parttimeorfull. 754-lm.OpenWedAlaL G.G. Btwn Fomwood & Ins-plus two custom Wa.lfln llbnew54&<2007 2Famlly,Sot'abed.~n· Athletic Club. $275. J!YNAHBIRD YOU WAMT Highest commission -Ta.ft. Bus ~ Ret wrougbt tnlo bar atoob. . dell e r , furn, masc. ( 2 J 3 > 596 ·•570 or $150bsto!C ••They keep you ZIP· paad.Call8JS.64531-3P!'t1 STEWARTR0111 781-2077 Sbarp!Sll-74'6. 8' ~Safa. $12.5, 2 Sat/Son, 3359 llaJ'iaold (213)486-2755 '94-21f74er. mg''.:.P -Swope-Bev. only. --ANTIQUES Caia:•lr BUY Velour chaira, $40 ea, Qrcle,Cll.556-0l49 Mv ·Admiral 23" solid1--------- H.1lls. "HI need a week AmerkanOak~alers l-•••• 1030 **I ** mast sell this wknd. Furn., appl. c:lolblog, ~ coosole color TV "-oslr°"JGM 1090 off, I can get it" ... J. Tep· TelepboM Sales 750 E. Dyer Rd. S.A. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Good med J'ut·nll.ure " Wan,led Queede sz,~ic mlac. 28 Tan1erlno, $95• G.E. wabr & misc ••••••••••••••••••••••• pon-Torrance ... J got a TIMELIFE (atNewporU''WJ') Minolta SllT·lOl, Fl.'1 Appliances-OR I will s pr 0 •• un r · (~)lrv.5Sl.qJ87 .,:1508 1885 Qta}' Oat Upright two month job taRht ~l-8922 lens. S125. Vivltar 283 Mifo.:SELLCor'Yoa. 64tr7938 pump organ, Cully away''. •. M. Beese-UIRARIES flub,~. acess. avail MASTBSAUCTIOM Luy boy recllllera $7 Jtwtlry 1070 Duncan Pb)'Ce ding tble, restored. 648-061.2 Mon p~IGREATIST H ·~~:.....i ~ ~:.iu~~ .~: ~:u~lS:a~~r:u~~~o~ MU'861r13l-t'21 eNach. Sid ~1:..-JldaJziea. ....................... =~~~1::1~n~ _only__;, ______ _ as.-•....-.. ~ F'r1 "Sat lt-8PM, M2-7SZ2 MB ancy, ... v-uvv ays. WANTED -seascape. (714) ~~~ =..-::r~ Sun 12·6PM. Lasuoe Lelca M·3. Summlcroo "-"I~ use!~. anti· ~:MH333 TOP CASH DOLLAR _545-&5&4 ___ ·-----1 '·111ey trent. me like a SalnP--a... ~a~M~M:Sl~~: fi.2w/cue.$22S.5U-6968 quesltclrTV'i,957.aw 8c,~~~J1 ~~~/!:m~; PAID FOR YOUR Univ. Athletic Club --------- • fneod" ... K.. Klein-LA. -r-w/lhlaad, 2Scdiarount. aft.tlPM 'f'Sofa, ~coed. $17S. 2 Tie died pattern: JEWELRY, WATCHES, Mbmrahp. $350. Special 1917 Fender • ··usually tho pa y 111 Salary+ benu5 Naupbyde club cbaira bt/brn. Coat $S95 UJc ART OBJECTS. GOLD, 644·5034 Rhodes Suitca.~ ediUoo.. lullher'" ... B. Key-Torr. +eotML ..wt..-11 eOOS ........ 1005 llkenew SlOOea ~ :u ael1$29S.0AKiiA.it SILVER SERVICE, Mitch dysS32·2585; "Your personnel know llJ..IOtS •••••••••••••--•••••• ~··•••·---··• · · TREE $95 ANTIQUE FINE FURN " AN· BTrcAK~~SE<•M> A ... ~:~ ~190 • what they are do-a)Op If 5' 1la1a coffee table WROUGHT IRON TIQUES.645-2200 . -..;;..;..~....;_ ____ _ • lng" ..• R. catbcart. -Equ pEmplyrm w/Walaut wood. cu1t • matinee. Bar1ain Large Coon Organ Be Hills mad e b 7 Lo• ea ·multl·1lobe. FLOOR Dlamood approx 2YI Ct; 497-1°'4 w/Leslie speaker. Xlnt • \1any.LocalJobs •TELEPHONE-. JONATHAN'S hndture. lluataell due LAMP,$110. Aotlque enaagement ring, beat 00Dd.$1000.S41H954 A pi I medlat I J to 01 ..Gp la radio, wall mlrron, ofr or trade for late Late model ELEC· .....;..;.....;_,..;._ _____ _ PY m ey Sa .+ExtraGdBoous dmtin:,v!;ac,..:':"Lb.lck. naut1c&ll•mpa,plcturee. model Cedlllac or ??T TROLUX •ecoum Gulbraoaen Rialto• 2 '• •• . •• CALL DIXIE cau~pm..apm 839-2861. ANTIQUES Call 511·90M alt 61')1 CB EQUIP. 581-05211, Prln oaly please. Dr. W/power bnllb. Cheap. Leslletooecabl.nets.lyr Telephone Soli~at.ors, 10 Wholesale to the trade bail&cltcr. MMDI Be:rurd9117-94.21 642"'397 warranty. 548--0Z76 • 979-7 406 needed lmmed., PleaMnt F V 11 Uprig9ll $37 5 / bst ofr. ~ 91pT--y eveninJ hours. no exper. In ountain a ey EartbJ~ ~,chair, 2 Call Sandy, 494·65~; ".l ,. .. ..,........ -· nec~ary. will train. Ur· Jta ""'' SDq'"y com· PenoundSWTlc•• lypayt.oS3.7SCalla.Aera Sale Feb. 28th fort.able. Purcbued fr &le.~iA5 • 3420 Briatol St. PM. 754·1801 BIUan. Puna .. muat Mll Baby Grand •,. CoataMesa PNVfew AU Day Tlll 5:IO due m move. Beel otr. $900 • SICUTAltY Sale Be s t:30 P.M. · Ot.11111.-.afl&PM 968-36Zt llollTepe Sbewcllt'I Sldt"8da Tables Tlat Tnab UlittHI Pleeel Wud.rebet w ....... ... Admiral Alt ccod., w/llt atudal'd 1l&e eaCU•· met wtD4ow. uo wit, max. BTU'••~ mnc:L e IDOi old, mall ..U d.ue to lDCWe. Paid$1ZSW/Ucrlf 1& GA can Ai-tOM an. IPll BAMMONDC3 w/L&SLIE $15115« Best orrer • 535-f,2163 * l§ajlftlllm &oods 10t4 .,. .... c:o.prn ... l lioota w/custom. ltllln- k:N c:ania&o foe "'°"'l· lDI CD deck OT' ln eqb:t.e room. A1r YOlume ~ 100' ol bole & ~·tor. m•> 17NTS6 ~17 WI> 8'SGllll )Ilk• obapro Divto~ear, :::., t.be liJ>e, 1't7 "'-·~ '"' ....................... z .. BCA ())kr TV, l JT. •arraDtJ' tUt. •or lert"kt alao tu.SMO CJI. . .; I I "ft..... ......._. tO.fO IMll.Sll,./ ...... H-IH.S•l 4WlietitDrf,-n 9HO v-9170 ~.Fauary28.197a DfJ\.YPtLOT .,f liii: sew.. '"' ··-··················· .,... 9070 ... ~ t l 60 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·····-················ ..._ .................. a 'Unttlite11'75. Ukenew, ••••••••• .............. •• .. ••••••••••n•uu•• '73 Jee» Wa1oaeer. MUfi Sac. 'TT blk Chevy A.tot. a.,...tild ...... l•porW Aldotl. l.,...tecl Eat:. c:r~ all .tMI Jolldtod. Auto pilot, rada,r, a. Doct up to •• pwr, • PS/PB/JlC. Elle. coad. van. V.. lOK ml, whla. •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••-•• ••••••••••••••••••••••• !4a'tb2t, wout. blk, M>nar + many xtru. Opu Sa\./S\aa SS02 SG90.SS3-Cl588orl"1Q.MU AY/FV atueo. very IMW '712 .,.._ 9720 Nim 91ZO cbme dbl wall COCUIL $$(). $M,OOO. PIP *'5.151 dys, llartul. t a T...:b tl60 Wrp. $S200. 837-3710 .................................................................... . SS7.-S '*4C74.eva/wkDda 6»-TC99 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '74 CHEVY ~ too va. * DIJYE A * '1t aaz. 2+2. 141' V\I, Solid walnt cabiae Baaboat,18'.41u'sQOnuMooOnctorrcat.aceeaa '631ntam'IPU.Sbortbo~. Auto,air&moce.46,000 *LITTL~-* ma11, AM/I'll. •lr. w/Scott mreo aupltn1 451)p Chry motor, $2400. to *°rla& avallabl•. • PRESENTS • wbl spollewhls, lr& lmob-mi. $3llOO/bel otr. Must '"--~000 traaa. •arr. Ben Garrard turnlblo $300 ~alUflwknds M4-8me .,...._, bles, 4-cyl eni. Ofr. tdll646-5269 SAVE A LOT o«er.IM-GD ..--•u RY'a 9'19-0183 or 754-0146 .._._ 24' Arenacral\ w/trlr.10, ....._Speed fa '76 Ford E-100, 1t1nl cond '77 Ford PU 150 V -8 Panel'd, AM/FM, P /B, PS/PB, jumbo hres. lSM good mpg'a, ictras $3500. c.-• I Sal I 210 O~tC. xlat cond. Sid tOIO GYPSY ~CIQ e. Depth finder, RDF ....... •••••••o••••o•• 6°1•H1A 1-. 19" Color TV $150 25" bead, • more. Slpa 4, 1976 Thunderbolt U' bub· Met..._ mi. 64.2-4097, 842-4736 '94·3218 Color-TV Stas. ll'' Colo $7,000. 962-0720evs ble deck w /46-0 Ford, 1V A30. AU Wri&hl TV , Berkeley jet, seats a. • 1-1=: 646-1186 843 N. 19th St. 14 Fiberglasa boat & Tandem trlr. Lesa than • D CM motor. 9"'2 ffB Jotin.on 50hrs SS900 PP IMS-2071 • • ~· eng. 5850. 1/S28-1561 · · · T.,.t•T..U 2 colored TV's. Both less 16' TahiU ll5 HP Mere than 1 yr old. Sony, 21 ~· Formula. Many xtras. custom ~over all Im'. '-Trinit.ron $500/bsl. Sany All lbrgls, lnbrd mtr. • Ha ....... ~. Both perfect cond. OMCO/D. 213/592·1042 mac, !aat &depend. Xlnt bil-4002 lat lki boat. Reduced for 15' VALCO aluminum fts. ofhea10Daale. ~/ofr. "STUDIO" SPEAKERS, h Ing boat & tr l r 642-0843 f · 1 12" 3 w/complc\e access, in·•-------pro essiona ·way cld'g boat cover & awn· r•D1Porfotfon Bill MAXEY TOYOTA • , •• I ....... lhd .... I • \ '. HU•flHU10..iat •f ti . systems, peak cablnet.s, •na, lShp Johnson -otor, ••••••••••••• •••••• ••• • paidor $175. CB EQUIP, ~... ... C Sale/ RealiaUc 40 ChaMcl, nu lrol~& motor, bait lank.;::;n. 9120 Tl'Cllhn. Trani 9170 Mobile $45. Nava,jo 11100, crpt g & much more. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •·tob I b St t $1895or b6l ofr Call Fran ••••••••••••••••••••••• , • fis. B!s~ran:S~obiie1~~· blwn 9-4PM wkdys , 1980CbevyStepVon,con-31 . A1rstream. Good con- tennas WIRELESS, 714546-0348 vertedlnlocamper Xlnt diUon l970. By appoint· INTERCOMS, FM., ty ,65 Raya--Cr-a~t F1a-tbot· run'g cond. Nds ~ome ment ~ $6,900. Call 2·channel. S3S. ea ....,., •· bodywork&painl,$\500. ~ er4 p.m. RADIO CONTROL 3. lom, tandem trier. New 492•1169 ebannel 1-'utaba "n~w· upholstery, less mot.or. - ---Trailtn. Utility 9180 SlJO sa&.0529 5-l().482S $850.torr 540-6852 days or Pac Cab-over Stand-up ••••••••••••••••••••••• ' -956-1897 eves Camper, long bc'1 for compact pickup. Every ~mpl~le~y enclosed, •Mint Searay 24' Cuddy. extra. Used 4 times. 8 xs~ xS , tiberilass loafs Ir M.-iM 255TR Mere & trlr. must $ l 3 9 5 . 6 4 4 • 0 0 8 8 constr. Batofr. 644-4589 Eqilipnwnt s e 11 . m any x t r a s , wk.nds/eves ~ _1 ..__.._ ••••••••••••••••••••••• freshwater boat, P.P., _.,,c•,~~ General 9010 Sll,500/ offer. 714/Motorbedlikff 9140 &Acceuoriff t400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 8J3..0125 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 18' Pacific Catamarran ~-t' Steel hull~-cabin, New Ba~ve Moped Black X.lnvwt redbltAl~-enf!oone 1145-l Xlnt cond must l H 1 g 5 Low Mileage $375. Call con . SJU.Jag ~ • :.ell this week, m~kc of· ~; ~P. $l~ ~~-~ 90~ ' ~ 494-~ Laguna. fer. 968-8520. 9611·~ - --. -Moped . nev er be en Damaaed '69 Mu11tang, all . Classic Bay ·Boat. 46 dri\·en two sealer w/ ex-parts for sale Coll after 9' Fiberglass ~k1ff, good Garwood 16" utility. lras. Paid $M9 sacrifice 5PM548-4733 · l'(lnd., $150. 3 5 HP eng. Res tored. $2500 /o(fer. $425 673-l940 S75. 548·2826 67S 6Ml . . lloah Rent/ --'74 Vespa Ciao good cood. loah, Marine C,.;.. 9050 no me ch problems ~,....nt 90 30 •••••••• ~ ••••••••••••• _67_S._1_02.3_. _____ _ •••••••••••••••••••••••Sell Calif. boat mem-'78 Honda_Eicpress. 4 mos •ZODIAC bersh1R in Newport Bch old. 83 m.J. $275. Port·A·Manne for 60'; oH Callr. Boat _ 5Sl ·Ol08 lnnatable Boa~ Club, Dys 675-9111. Motobecane underwarr 2925 College. C "if Niles· 675-1337 $200 off ' <714 >S4G.2070 Tl~tt-:SHARl:-;G LEASE 494·684111 Monster mudders on 8 lug whls, nr new MOO. 4 Armstrong Noraemun's on wht spk whls for mini- t r u c 1': 2·F78x14 le 2·G78xl4 $140. 631-1028 Che.y 327 r.glM SlOO * 645-8412 Jaguar parts, Misc. junk 6"5 1132 GUY MARINE lslander·28, Spinnak~r. ~°:J.,.~/ - Thetrad1l1onalhca\) du d_inghy · d iesel. i n 9150 ly. hghtwe1ghl m<.1r1nt· !'\ewport. pp 842-~~ ....................... for s• en,1une To 350 JIP Gt! UZUKI RM370MX Less ••••••••••••••••••••••• nu i n e n e w pa r l ., loots. Soil 906 than S hrs running lime Alltia::/ 9 520 AuthonLed Otslr Br1~tol •••••••••••••••••••• ••• lnchMiing l set of tie c:s Services. Co:.ta Me~a downs, a ramp&. a bike ... •••••••••••••••••••• <714>892·8541 FUJI· YAMAHA st.and. $850. CaU aft 4PM '61 Fiat 1200 Spyder, nu 6 H.P. Johnson 0111.board motor top rood used very hllle $22.S. 644 0259 DEALERS 751-3474 . tires, many spare parts, Yacht Brokerage S400. •93·5544 · w ed ·7s 250 Endro Yamaha l.isungs ant ' ( p M ·52 Chev 2 dr se<i. Ong c_....... t $700. A ler6 . . --wes ...,, owner, A·l mech, lo m1. Trlr for 16 20' boat. Yoc:htSales 9624822 -Sll,500.~36 tandem nxlc, was used 26!6 NewPort Blvd ·oo Tnumph 650 New top. •---....&.!--" for 19' Chm., $550d 11\lsot Newport Beach end-stock ~ 64S·0997 ~V....t..r_..__ le new cm.tom ma t' x>a (7}4)673.9211 After7 PM ,...c s 9530 cover. blue. SS0.892·2.150 -••••••••••••••••••••••• 1o;h, Power 9040 :'le w 24 · American·~ HONDA 2SO Enduro, nvt 4 se11t str~t \egol ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sailboat. Take over pay· dirt & st. 700 m1 , good dune buagy. $800. Call 35• CHRIS CRAM' ments. Has trlr. 493-2612 shape, $500. 5524J07S 52!1-3486 Aft cab1n <11ual stat1on 14'Hobie.gdcondw/trlr, YamahalOOCCtwla Custom RV, nds com Twm Chrys V8's/2 heads new Jib sail lo make you en&. runs good $100. plelion and motor repair. Hauled, sun·ey Al. pntd lhc fastest around S850. SM-1t6S Make offer. 84fr.620l an •$12,000 A Y 646·9000 646 5006 7pm Hobie IS $1500. *HONDA ENDURO• •--------- GREAT .Must aell call 8ob 12.S. Xlot. lo mlles, 4 ~ Drh" '550 $490. 673-8063 ••••••••••• •••••••• •••• FOR 9SS-1097 ------•'74 Harley Davidson. xlnl F4SHlt4G!!! ETCHELLS-22. c:ood. lo mi. mil)' xtras 28Ft. CHAMPION JO'Raclng Sloop 53S-63lll C PS4 l 7 B 8 Fl 1 br1 dgt!. 496-ZUO ,_'7S_H_onda ____ 50_Sl __ l95_/ _bea_l single ~crew, &alley, O 'Day 2s· SallBoat olfer. ' . ht!ad, bait tank. Sleeps S Backst.a.y adj. Spin gear ll..t2·1522 Engine compl«ely re· ~ Gennoa. worktng j1b,1-------- bwlt. Elt!ctronlc aear in· dnl\er, main. self t:<>n· '75 Kcrwmc*J fOO cl depth Cinder & ltraf\d tauied bead. w/deck dlli· SUlO. lOM 541-~ n:w, U.nU5t!d 2-wey FM charge double Ille lines,1--------- rad10 & RDF. $ll8t>O or bow rali. stem rail, 1ti11 lln6 RM.370 Suzuki, xlnt !Jest ofCer Coll ewes under r.ictory ,.arr aft. cond. many extras. $800. wlcnds 645-9376 631.3664 firm. 963-4071 '71 Glas!ltron 17', 170hp Volvo eng, 270 lB 'OB. Very gd cond. $3000. 673-7529 SEA RAY S.,ecial 17'0penlow Including trailer skt, fish, cruise •73 Colwnbio 34• Blue '76 HD~r Ghde. Like nu cond. I)lx c.waom 2300 ~~ 552.&soo inter, 7' headroom mainr-----· ----- salon, diesel auxl. auto 11174 TS-185 Very p\lot, dingy. furl jib. ex-clean, runs 1,.t. $400 or tras. S11c $28,500. PP. Pb bestoffer~ (714 JS31·3S35 motottycle: Yamaha Udo 14, 114021. like new, 80· SI 00. Yam ab a full racing gear. dolly. 1~$200. Su%uki 500-$500. S1 i50 645-1870 or 642-5380 1 _645-84 __ 12 ______ _ 21 ' blander. head. galley, 7 Suzuki GS7SO, full $7,850. dinette, s ips 4, 6 HP dras, inclda warranl,y, HARRISON'S Even r u d e • S2 • 99 S. $2295/blt olr. 842-u561 SEA RAY 751-8258 ----1'78 Kawasaki SOO. very 3101 Coast Hwy N B Cal 20, xlnt cond. • Bags, cluo, low ml. Xlnt cond.. COSTA MESA AMct-JHP #I IRC~f. FREE AJ.-C..tlttoMr on oew urn & 1978 Jeeps. Doea not include Waaoneer limited CJS or CJ7. otf~ good only on factory alt equipped veh1clea Offer expire. Feb. 28, 1978. OVERSTOCK&> WITH JEEPS 549-8023 2S24 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MF.5A '15 GMC 4X4. abort ~d. Glcu.in. PIS. P/B, AIC, bu:ket1 aeau. C.B •• AM /FM 8 \rlt, Aux 1as tank, heavy duty sus· pens.loo. Frool push bar " fog lilbl1. Custom campe.r 1bell. T:.coma whit. 20,000 mUtw. $6500 AA SPM $48-'7831 '56 Ford noo, Chem. nu lire., brakes. paint II much, mucb more. Bc11t olfer over $2500. 968·8S20, 968-2290 ''H•m• 0#111. Vlltl11•" NEW 1978 COURIER s4949 GtJSTAFSON LINCOLN MEICURY -...... Oft ....... 842 .. 144 Z'Al\ ·Hom• o/ 111. '73TOYOTA """"' 4 c:yl , AM/'FM "'°'° wlUI c--......... .,.._ illll tc:. MTMU) s1968 GUSTAFSON llNCOlN MERCURY • ~ .... U. ....... _d _"'9_......_ 842 .. 144 .. H.- ol I~• v ........ . 1975 LUV PICK-UP ,, 4 cyl., 4 speed. Save on gos oosts with this one. Super buy. (lie. 1741szi -.; 599 Dtl -Pit>~ (II ....... ,. _..,"".,., __ Total e.o"' -Wld •• & -..... OelMW ll21A ~ -.t• k & .... -----.-11- GUSTAFSON ltNCOL,,N MElCURY I M()O ~ '°"'•-4 ....... ,,. .... ~. 142 ... ~4 611 2547 compass. head. All 493-7538 • equip. S3500 Days (1) --. -------!Jeep 11175 CJS, V-8. lo mi, /U 527-2061 Eves9&-l-2316 • • 15 Hooda CLIOIO. lcta of extras. Xlnt run· '72Lo~ ;'18/ex~...:..~.~ ... ~ 1978 -' · Many xtras . Wkch nin1 cond. Call t!vs, """ u ... ~ • •NEW HUNTER zs 752-7670, X-235. Carol 7SU689 fl drives like n.w 40,000 SEA RAY Sa11awayw/mtr$10,995 Motwtto.s. Sde/ Jnl.$2995.968-127_8 __ Sl1pavaJJ.M11nqer a.t/StoNge tl'O USED 'nToyotaP.tJ.S1pd,lon1 30" Sport Fisher -Yachts 575.1393 ••••••••u••••••••••••• 4x4 bed.23.000tn.I, still under Outriggen-VHF radio 12' New Varnish aood Rent a 1977 Excuth·e . V ALUI wtnt)t. '4000. &U·5* Ba\ltank-depth sounder rond. Very stable. $200. Mot.orhome or Ml o\. 11176 CHEROKEE Chief 'SI Ford PU Ver7 depen· and Much more or best. Must sell 556-0933 motorbome lrom Hetb. <StUW·A> AM/PM, 8 dable. MU.t aell tbl• O.... loot. I Oftly!! ftiedlander. Call any ot track, auto lra.na, power wknd. $97$ ~3873 S • Ip • 35' 1974 Dsl Ketch. Refrig. tbe&enwnbera steertna. VI. many u -· · ~CIQ rice t'url1ng, whl. 2·boat Ha.6717 tru. $38 950 ownr. S52,500. Service • • Afloat, Bkr. 675-3282 137.7717 tfA•l1$0N"S 12..,,,, 5: _. 8 •y Wlll lradc 20' boat w/trlr &A ftA &sails. S4()()1ofr 310lC.Oa•tHwy.N B 581·0156 ___ ,_l _t .. _2_'41 ______ 1 Coronado 15-. o_n_e_y_e_ar_.o-rd·: • ..---.-... ______ , ---1!1111. ... 1111!1--•I excel. cond. cover and trailer $1700. 642...0105 Hobie 1'. + sails + new trlr. 51200 firm. Ask tor Lot&, 642-6799 LASER 8 mos old, lull covtra fl 11.nd dolly, like l ton ''4 Chevy flatbed, reblt q ., new wood bed, lllnl COQd. Otter. 1141 Barb .. 01 Pl. C Ill. ----~----t590 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WEWILLIUY YOURDATSUM PAID FOR OR NOT TOP Dou.AR FOITOPCAIS BARWIC K DATSUN '111 111.1111 •Ii I ol1 SJ l -1375 49 3-ll7S WE BUY CLIAHC4RS &TIUCIS CONNELL CHEVROLET 2828Harbor Blvd COSTA MESA 54"'1200 WE PAY TOP DOLLAR FOR TOP USED CARS FOREIGN, DOMESTIC or CLASSICS If your car is extra clean see us first. . IAUHIUICK 2925 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa 979-2Soo TOP DOLLAR PAID FOR CLEAN IMPORT CARS ALL MODELS ~ IR81',BfAC .. 8LVD l-IUNTINGTUl\4 Bf A':•• f!.l;> 1'8' ~.H. !HI WE NEED CLEAN USBCAAS MOW CAU.~ARTH 540·5630 1011\SO\ & SO\ • LINCOl N · M[ RCURV 2626HARIOR llVD. COSTA MESA WllUY USll) CAIS! we·~ the new Cbt!vrolel dealership In the lnine Auto Ceoter We need your used car! JOE MAC.-HBSON CHEVROLET 21 A\lto~nlu t>ri"e lRVL'JE 768-7222 Allfos. 1., ort9d ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9101 ••••••••••••••••••••••• i3 Aooi lOOLS. 4-dr, auto. air. AM/FM, XJ.nt cond, Oris ownr. Nu battery, brtu & palnl, $2300/ofrer. 54N1JIO af\ 9. Sala~rvtce-Le.umc RoyC......-,lnc. Rolls fto;ce BMW 1540 Jamboree Newport Beach 64().-8"4 CREVI ER 19788MW's HERE NOW! COMPLETE IOOYSHOP HOWOPEH EXCB.UMT SIELICT10H OF IMWRISALiS We may have your next car in our laveotory. Ca II usl.oday! 131·2040 495.4949 WAMTED TO IUY Quality used BMWs. ROY CARVB IMW 1.S40Jamboree Road NEWPORT BEACli 640-6444 &I BMW 1600, $2,000 or bestolfer. 831·2877 Forced lo sell one of the fnle:>t 1974 Bavanas on the coast. Prine. only. (213) 860·8549, {714 ) &:M>-3859. .1 ' • . • URWICK OA TSUN , , I ,,ii ' 1,•1 r I ,111• 831-l 37S 4~3-l37S '69 Station Wafon 510 • 1Uc • Xlnt . '850. PP. 147-2111 t725 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ca.~IT DATSUH '61 1200 Spyder, ou tires. many 1pare parta, $400. for lhe best buy ln a oew 493,S5i14 or used Dauun r --------72 Fiat 850 Racer Sports Car, hardtop, new eng, radials, runs areat. $1600. 546-3048 or 613-4114 833-1300 The'78tAn H.,.. All models & colors a-di ate D.Unry Today! Ul.st chance for fantastic savings on all remaintne '11 models in stoclt COSTA MESA DATSUN 2.IWSHARBOR BLVD 54M410540..0Z1 l Haftda '727 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Brand Mew •77 HONDA Cars htANY To Choose Fro"'! UNIVERSITY OldlmoWle HOftda Ccn • GMC Trucks 2850 Harbor Blvd Costa Mesa 540-9$40 1912HONDA COUPE 4 speed.root rack & only 39.000 actual miles. ldul for skier& & surfer~. (Cl'l7GBZ>. ONLYSl275 ~~ .........•.• !?.'., ·--------- 76C.,t 6 c)'l , 4 apeed, diac braltes, radio. (Lie. 089MXH) •$2995 -5930 1~19111 2626 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA "Second LocaU011" 600 W. Coast Hwy .• New~rt Beach 1977DATSUH 210% Only 7282 mUea ! Factory air cond., stereo w/tape, automatic, chrome wire wheel covers.absolutely nearnew! (489RTS). Nabers Cadillac ~fill() II I""' llh .i L"'l·• \!,.,,, ' 111·'1 I OCI '77 Honda Acord. Sitver/blk, 2100 miles. $.'5300. Must sell. 548·11611. Uke New '17 Blue Accord, 3,000 mlles. s.soso. 5.W.$1S •'74 <:apr12800. \1-6. auto, ------air, dlx tnt, lo m1 5111-4308 aft s "13 Capn, yellow. 4-i;pd, perfect cond. $1 900 . 893-9484 9720 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '00 Datsun 1600 Rdi1tr con· \1, XJnt cond. $2200 552.5433 '111200, gd cond. AM I FM. tan . 30mpg. S1300tofr Ml-0941 19760ATSUM 710WAGON Nabers AUTOCINTIR Div. of Nabers CadUlac 14ZSIAIC& ST. ACRO!i.S FROM FEDCO COSTAMUA 540..tlOf '73 Jaguar XJ12. Xlnt cond. New trans. brakes & tires. S'l .500. 494-8917 9732 ....•.............•..•. Datsun '7412 260 7. 26.000 1912 Jellsen Inept lm- nu. New pnl. AM1FM mac. 26,000 mi. Best of. tape, new Micht!hn:., fer.842-3698 $5000. ~1795 CVS J eH. -ICarmom Ghia 9735 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1958 Ghia coupe, Nu pot. eng. clutch. no ru5t . U695. 494·2130 '72 Convertible. Good body. runs good. Good cond (213)697 ·3851 eves ·NEW 19781·210 STAMDAIU> DJ• DAILY f)tLOT Sunday FebrvatY 2t, 1879 A.do•, l•porW ...... l•11ort.cf AMto.. a ... ;.,w Allfo1, l•porW AMt.1, Uaecf ...._, UM4 • ·••···················· ······••••········••··· ........................................................................................... . Alftot, l"'pcN'hd Aadot, I~ Aadot , IM,.,.tecf MG '742 .. loyc. 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Make resnb1 ofr. beater. nu tires, clutch & ~trick. 552-4414 'f~ 9767 lle.dquartel"S '70 Hornet. Green AM tape, bpbt leather seats. a • • •eat• $ 6 6 O o O y 11 64&-tllS. trans szooo S38-6091 .;;-;-.7;;••••••••••••••• MAIOUIS VOLVO ~ FM sterilO cass. nu t1rea. C.bnolet top & futlshed 7Sol·7SM. eves496·~ 1969 JIO SB. -S..U t76Z 197S Triumph Splt M~lON VIEJO ~/olr.64S-9626evs 1J1Snowmist whltew/red 150H.-... '72 MC Madeet. 4 s pd ........................ flre -20,000 mlle1 , 831 •tto..a9rr.1•10 l le1t h er interi or • Colhl M ... 64g..5700 '65 100 4 door. snrf. run11 If you want an x.lnt 1969 AM/FM. 3 tops F1n1t ... ftM SUl"'IU AM/FM stereo tape It in •• .. or 6 '7S Pacer, xlnt cond, o t?46NMKI 2 lo <'hoose ~ greaL. rul clean. nu MB from orilinaJ owner ~takes. 848-0881 "•.,,... "' excellent condlt Ion ORANG! COUNTY mi's, stlck a.hln. A C, h'otn brakl':!>. rttelpb St650. wh1cb 1how1 excellent ..a -974-4 $400 mechanically, lnslde & VOLVO S:UOO. 7~W. Ml.ZU3 ONLY $6499 1L·s yours fi4S·l425 or care for ~tri.rm t•all ••••••••••••••••••••••• out $3.300 Call :>48·$163 I §ijli;·--~li:~~~I~ 646·9134 640-6410or644-4684 '70 MOBGT Excel cond after6pm. EXCLUSIVELYVOLVO Nabers DISCOUNT Lariest Volvo Dealer l!nl 250C. rei.tored war· i6 300 0 . snrf. AM 1-'M CIF1~8!,..~~IACtwh6P1te.MA.M· '67 Triumph Spitfire. runs rnBOUYran 0 greLCoEASuntEy• ·Ho"'• _.UTO CllM'W'a. rantet•!1 . l'ng & puioL. i.tereo. brwn m etallic. M.,,.,...._. goodLooks&ood$950 •''"• "" ~•IA' auto, PW, air S8.:>00 Bamboo mt. xlnt cond , __ L._ 9750 New771 .. 192591 548·1S15 DIRECT v1tr1n1" Oiv.olNabenC.dlllac s.t2:l083 $13 .500 Dy:. <2 13 I ---lll W 9T1 1415 .... ST l•b~~iw;m;,.1.1~1:~~i!~~·;;~;;;";;lj:;~::~11l1 "'~~,~~·,~~~;: .. ~"'" ~;;.'"· '" ""' ·~:::·::~~~:;,:~::·::: s:;s~:~ ~~~i:;~J;:; ~~ AM) C AC~~s'llo:{lfco Mazda RX4 W1m. <l·sod. 193·5942 ·57 Mercedes Oenl. ~un $000 on mL 1977 Por11the Sll'tS/ISo.M'"s~tr.et -20-25--S-. 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DB WEST GERMAN ••••••••••·········•••• =·~°' .:C:,:: ':0:: Nabers .DBDBD "if>Por..rhe!ll2E 1mmal· '71Corooa Markll 2Dr . iu•ORTS G1Mral 9901 -To111 .. c .. ,"~,-~_! • -lo rru. 1 o"ner rar. man> AT. radio. haler. 67.000 ,....... ••••••••••••••••••••••• -.,, • .,......._ xlras 0y5 ti3<1 7Uti-1. m1 Good transp car. Ul8SHarborBlvd .. C.M ~::o.,::o~~~l AUTO CENTER E\'es wknds 770-2239 Must sell! S750. bsl offer 7_14/548· I 186 GO RACLNG" PERCENTAGE' RATE 1u • Ow of Nabers C.diUae • SH 0 P & C 0 M PARE l~~uYSOTU! 581·25Sl Lola T 300, '72 model. gd GUS,.,aFSON'I 1425 IAIEll ST. ,... Porsche '68 912 Targa. ·n 411 Wagon nu brks/ cood. less motor. Trlr in· ai. ACROSS FROM FEDCO AM-FM sleroo l'ass Xlnl Toy '76 Celka. GT, 5 spd. radials AM /FM stereo cl '76 regional champ, LINCOLN MERCURY COST"' MIS"' LOWEST PRICED FIATS IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ATDICK MILLER MOTORS THE Volume FIAT DEALER BUY YOURS TODAY AND SA VE 2 DOOR SEDAN (Sef° ll 75380 S361 l .50 s 514.50 PRICE $3099. THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS '74 FIAT '16 FIAT llAHOHlW 124 Sl'IDE.lt 124 WIDEil FIAT 131 2 DR. Sunroof. factory a•r 5 5 speed transmission W11h only 783 miles speed pin striping rad• o :-i r. a IP r AM /FM stereo 5 rim rings dlx extras (499LJU) '\peed 1092PPN1 1977 rser 1180514) s3995 s5499 s4995 ACT NOW! BUY TODAY! UMmD OfffRI SUPERB SERVICE DEPT: NICE SElfCTION Of USED IMPORTS c.. ... _ •• !>'·~ .... ,.....,,...._ ... ,"" °' ... _ ... ,., .. 7-~· ~ DICK MILLER MOTORS 120 W . WARNER, AT MAIN SANTA ANA F I :A D 551-21~2 cond.$6300.4947348 li ftbk, be1°e, a ir, .. ,,...,.,,..,2978 77 L"I h P L'.x I "" "" • ~"""'""'' na c am "' i ••-a..,,h •~1••o•d 5.111"9109 AM/FM stereo. xlnL cond ----On I b Gd f ....,.., """ .. v-'64 Porsche Cubriolel S'350 Bst ofr PP 70 VW Bus, xlnt cond.. g1as c u ,car or -••"Qtona.cx~ ConV1. Good cond i\lust .. · dnver schoo or comp e II 499-4216 S2200or besL orrer L I t 1 0 n. EZ' mainLain. 842· 44 '71 Cadillitc El Dorado sell $4795. 675 !1626 770.1621aft6PM w /extras. $4750 or trade ~-. 'flJ Cocwt. Xlnt. cond. Make ·73 Corolla. Xuns good, 631 2092 646 5696 ~ offer. Must sell as BOOn '74 9ll Tcir.:a. a ir, 5spd. Mich radials . Ca ll '67 Pop-lop ca mpe r . _. or · --a . .:-L 9910 US""!'-Kible644·S194 !.Len'<> cla&h eas~ellt'. hke an•1ime 7i()."«1s Priced for quick sale ....... C 9905 _,... """" 3 2 " "' ••. ,..,.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• --new. SI 1,600. 67 -424' ----~3-0922 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1977 IUICIC I 976 CADILLAC '75 Porsche 911S. Sliver ·74 VW DASHER. 4 dr ~ REGAL SEVILLE- ann 1 vcrs a ry model weo. Xlnl cond. must Wllh 11,ereo, tilt wht-el With trll wheel, cruise Ai\I 'FM l'J.S:. . air. super sell. 64().-0791 Ho,..• ' t.'Olllrol. AM/FM stereo & cll'an $13.:>00 Call ol1ho factory air cond . \tilour split power seal s. 546-2003 wkd>i. & R39 1917 '73 Bus, 69 K m1. extras, lntenor. 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U t.~t+ ---~ ~-- Aft5+wkn<b646·3701 6 cyl., 3 speed, .!h<t1l lt t1h•t1 Bhd ;c super Bug AMt'M. with r adi o, c"'11 \1,,,-.10•111M• ACROSS FROM FEDCO COSTAMISA 540-9109 Xlnt rond Must :.ell heater. and AIR 644.~ '74 Sul)t!r Bug l\M nt. Xlnt ('Ond. Must st!ll 64'&-MJS 'i5 \'W Sctrocco 23.000 rru. AM l'M tape Xlnt cond SJ.595 -196 n40 '71 V.W BUA. New engine AM 'fo'M c-usscttc lm- m:iculate $2200. 549·0723 '72 VW 411 Wugon clean. good cond S15SO COND. too. (l ie. 097PIR). 599 DH. """ 0"'" ol '100 28 "" :Ml INl"IM on --cr•1 Toltll , .. ,, onoe •nc •• & ltC •a•Mi &2 °"""'"" »100.111 inc taA II<. I 1ntere111t "'""u•f P•.,~•nt-.;1• R•I• 17 92 GU~'TAFSON I tlNCOlN MERCURY I 548.&S07 ,.,00 loo:h ao...1 .. 01d ~ ·10 VW Fstbk. rebll cni:. a4'u u7 , ery aood cond Must sell ''ii~~ss~~§§ Lon1 1ht Sl 325 O!r " fl! 673-4570 'i6 Pacer. 3-spd on fir. '62 Bue Runs good A c. A!lt FM cass. S4 SO o f r 5 3 6 7 ti 7 4 reclln seats. new tires, e"s sun. S...7 1103 trl 4 \ery clean S51·5027 art 6 Su1 PM ·111 Bug !llu brk.a. i.hocks. 75 Matador AM fo'M tires. seats A!\1 -fo'!lt, stereo lom1 Ps vrntop !>nrl Sl350 536-4935 $2900 ~ ' ' "68 VW pop top cmpr Nu 76 ....... C ....,""T""DOR pnt. nu rbll enii. Clean' """"' ...,.. "' $2395/bst ofr. ~..a112 '86 model 1300 VW, ndl! body work, rbll eng Make ofr. 548·0739 V ·8. auto. trans.radio. heater, v inyl r oof <Lie 339PFB) •S.U95 540-5630 l::xqw:.1Le white & black 7-l Coupe de \'1lh.'. loaded. lu i6 Bwl'k Rel(ul. PW 1111 nu. below BR. 586-~0 whl. crw:.c. f'S. ~400 6-$2 2557 1974 Coupe de Ville. beaut cond . wht on whl, w1Lh 'i6 EICl·Lra LTD t cir all lhl' desired extra:. lncltl:; \'lnyl toµ. t•rwse Supt•r t•ar, must sell control. AM·f<';\J i.L1nco, PP wkncts581·931G J\tC. UM $5500. ti42 1311 '72 ~oupe DeV1lll'. ou CodiUac 99 15 t1n:s. brks. !tlereo, tape •••••••••••••••••• ••••• rick. a 1 r Choi· brwn • Or~ County's Seville Cettter • OVER 100 CADILLACS TO CHOOSE FROM AT ALL TIMES Nabers Cadillac 'hllllll1tli.11 llh.1 w be1~c Lop. Xlnt 1·oncl. Hc~L ofr &14·5465 aft 5 '76 <.:11d1llac· Sc\ 1lle. xlnt t·ond. loaded 'l:tra,.., 640·4024 '75 CADILLA C FlEETWOOD 1-'ull power. po11+er !.ea~ AM FM with I.ape. \ln~I roof cue 064M\'E I •$6450 540-5630 1011\'SO\' & SO\' • LINCOL N·MERCURV 2626 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA "Secolld loc1tlon" 600 W. Coast Hwy. Newport Beach <,,,,A \h·'·' '10 ·111111 ·;1; t'oupe. beaul brn '74 Tangerine Oa!lhcr. i\uto. A/C. I owner. Sue $1795. 8J3..2657 '64 VW. Rblt en11. Runs good $425 w lan c1&b lop. lo m1 ·,., hkc nu. bCtl of fl yr w<ir '76 Cadillac De· Elcgam:c runl> Ont.! uwnr $1()(10 2626 HMfBOR BLVD. loaded. like new J)Jl S.'ll lfl84 COSTA MESA 1·524·7S7o •;3 4Dr S<IV. )?ood l'ond 1011\'SO\' & ~O\' • LINCOLN·MERCURY 536·9865 "Second location" 1970 El Dorado 1:00J 5 6 . u O o m 1 S 3 O O ti 600 W. Coast Hw y. cond. new brki.. S\.100. <Wholesale 1 64~ H!ll! i2 vw BUS XJnt cond. New rt Beach 962-4503 c\ ~. 837· 7630 E\ •ms FM ster cass $2500 Ph ----- 64$-94JO Autos, Mew 9800 ~~·.~:.W: ....... !~~.~~·.~:.W: ....... !~.~~ 71 Sllper Bua Very Clean 548-0276 '70 BUG. &ood cond. Sl600 Or Best offer 646-2206 '70 VW Camper Bu>. xlo cond Gd ti rf's i2000 631·242S '86 VW Bug, mint. many xtras, radials, ~tcreo. P.P. $1100 497-2607 REW ARD YOURSELF PREVIOUSLY OWNED MERCEDES BENZ SEHSlll E PA YMEMTS '66 Sqbk, rblt ena.. &ood qiod., l ownr car '75 Toyola Corolla SRs bst. 979-6978 167 200D •......•............ $4295 White and Blue (6526) w/AM/FM. air, 5 spd & '84 VW Squarebaclt, runs, 41 MPG HWY 30,000 m i. Xlnt t>ond. SSOO/offer. $2800. 646.2914 675·6551 ~..;;..;._;.;;,.-_...-_~~...-t11 -- •7 6 240 D ••.•••••.••.....•• SI I ,500 SlaCI< with Red Interior !6359) ........,~,....,_,. 'TT Corona Wagon. S..spd. vw ·73 S up e r Bug , 29 MPG CITY air: AM/FM cass.. Lo AM/FM 8 trk cassette. mi s. 661-0434 New brkS, radlnls, Jtlnl 1972TOYOTA COIOMA Automatic ttans.1 radio, heater, air cond1tlontng & lb.la one drivts areal! <897GNS>. OHLYSl795 We have several small cars to choo6e from. Nabers AUJOCINTM cond. $1900. 673-5399 '67Ba.Ja1600en&lne. Body Hit kit. While spob rlmt. On " olf road tires. on Coolut . New paint. Many xt.r 11. S1600. 894-lM04 Div, ot Nabert C..dlU1c • '40-0791, bm 49WSiJ 14251AD1 ST. y.-a...- ACJWSS FROM PEOCO •"• COSTA MISA ••••••••••••••-••••••• 540.flot '7 5 280 Sedan ...•..•....... SI 0,500 oe~p Green. (64271 '7 3 280 SE 4.5 .............. SB,500 lvorv Vo11tti Bamboo intenor (6150) '73 450 SE ................ SI 0,900 Icon Gold. (812'4) '7 6 450 SL •••••••••••••••••• SI 8._950 Red wttfl 8111Ck lntenor (6331 l '7 4 450 SEL •.•.•••..•••.••• SI 3,500 Belo• Metllllc (8058) '73 280 Sedan ...•.....•...... S7. 999 Lite Green. (6«7) ) l • Allles.. UH4 ......_ UMCI Allln. UNd ......_ Uaed ......... UM4 ._ .................................... _ .............. --..................................... ,.......... . C • ttll Doclp ''lS '-'t tt40 U.C. · •t45 t•t-e • ·991z MMt.Mew . ffOO_....M•w teoo Alllol.M.w tltO ............................................................................................ , ........• , .................... , ............... ~ ........................................ ..._.... "14 Cad Sedatl de Ville lo I § '75 FORD l TD 1976 UHCOL.H '68 289 Auto, air. PS, new ml'•• tilt wt.Ml. llhr 'lo· V 8, auto. trans, factory TOWN SIDAH brallea & tir~s. Xlnt w xtra ~$ ~ .. H_, air condlhorung, power Luxunous! Wrth leather cond. $1300 /1rm. Ph ~ • • • steen ng, power brake11, 9113-8442 •' '"• vinyl roof. 1Llc.862LXZ) interior. tape, crul.le con· -------- •17 El Dorado Clualc, mint cood, full pwr, air, mas, cruiH cntrl, 1:27 cw beli l ofr. 840·2310, ~ 9917 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '75 Camaro LT, 1ood cond. 350 en1., air, AM/FM stereo, $380() or belL 646-8762 aft4 "10 Camaro, PS, auto, xlnt eood., PP. Runs great. $1550 ofr. 7U·7820 or G1·3.13S '920 ........................ .,_ vi.t111e'' •SllSO t.rol, padded top & all the. 54()..SSJO d e l u x e e x t r a • I 1975 DOOGE DAITl8>AM ' cyl • •lllOnllc. .. ,,,,,.,, • fedlO, "-•· '--.... M •••·a a •••11lrl '-1q, f46"1GVJ. 5 1998 1011\SO\ ,\SO\ • LINCOLN· Ml lll ... UllV 2626 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA "S.C:Ond Location" 600 W. Coast Hwy. Newport Beech GUSTAFSON 12 1''ord Raocbero GT eood cood., blue, $2100. LINCOLN MEICURY '"°°.....,, ....... _., _1.,.. .... IHdl. 142 .. 844 IMI-~ '73 Ford Count.rY Squire 10 pass., MlchellDs, new en1. Betit orrer. 613-37SO II or 494·2220 '76 Grand Torino, 2 dr, (5.W{XE). $7988 Nabers Cadillac. '2600 I l.1rhot Blvd. Co)tJ Mc).t 5-IQ IJ I oo 74Uacol.sec119 FUll power, vinyl roof, wheel covers, leather In· terior. <U e.eMKJC) •$5150 54().5130 Bill MAX EY TOYOTA , ••••••• , ... 1 • ., .... ,, •• thlH f1Nl.,,Jf NltAL,-4 • Ford 9940 loaded, very c l ean. • ....................... 752·1625. OldanDblle 9955 1011\SO\ & SO\ • LINCOIN ·M£R<:tJRV ,. Uncoln 9945 2828 HARBOR BLVD. •••••••• .. ••••••••••••• it ;--.PHIL ••••••••••••••••••••••• COSTA MESA '11 Olds CuUau Station It LONG Con · I M k IV "'Second Looatlon.. Waioo. hnmac. 1 Owner, 1t "75 lmenla ar , auto, air, many xtru. • FORD xlnt cond. Best orfer 600 W. Coast Hwy. $152S.5'0-S030aftSPM : ~ 759-0067 Newport Beach 1974 OU>S Jt ~\~ 197 6 LINCOLN '11 Lincoln Cootineot•I, RIGBtCY lt Jt ~ ~ TOWH COUPE Uitcoad., $3900. With Wt wheel. t:nllse • With all the luxury op. A1·147T cootrol. All/FM t.ereo ROGER MILLEA·SAYS, '•o.o,...,~ tioos including quad tape ....__ 9950 tape, di-al cloe"-1 spU• .. SHOP IY PHOHr r player, tilt wheel, cruise WWWCWf ... .. ~ 494-1131 546-9967 cont.mi pwr windows & ••••• .. ••-•• .. •••••••• pwr. seat.a, deluxe ID· ~~==Oooeil= mini-v~nts: s plit pwr. OBANGECOUNTY'S ~·1~·. ~i":op~ 1-=======~I seats, dual visor Yanity HIWEST (6'MJLR) '73 LTD Cntry Sq. Sta. mi.rron, padded top " LINOOLN·JIJ:BCURY l'\WL.Y $Jf99 Wgn, lo ml, AM/FM rf opera lamps. (3l.7POP). DealershlpllnowOP EN _.,. rk. immac. l2400lbet ofr. OHL Y $7599 RAY FLA.OBOE Nabers 6'4-9788 eves. Nabe LINCOLN-MERCURY · '88 Rancbero, Gem top. rs 16-1.SAutoCenterDr. AUTO CEMTIR $l!i00or best offer. SDFwy·Lake Foreatexit Div.ofNabertC&dlllac 642-1181 AUTO CB4TER IRVINE 9425 , • .,.ST Dlv.olNabenCadillac 830-7000 -• Showroom cond.. -•low "11 Ford LTD Brghm 4dr 14211 • ..,_ST ACROSS FROM PEDCO '75 Moma. 2+ 2.#;uat bard-top. All xtru . Gd ACROSS FRO'M'Fmco 7S Mooarch, 6 . cyl, xlnt . COSTA MIS• sell $2500. 5SM3>1 caod. $1000. 559-5915 COSTA MESA cood .• new tarea, FM 540.f I 09 stereo, air c:ond., $29SO 1--..;;.~_;._;;...;;...;__--: '61 Corvair, P.G. R&ll 71 Ford cust soo. $600 540.9109 ftrm.893-11'76aft8PM PWo 9'57 • <Gas olt). Xlnl cond. 27 firm, runs 1reat. Alr, •75 M~ 1v 1DPI + safe gas lank! MW Urea, 543-3329 aft _. • $700 or bst. 646-7016 Wild sPM Full power, power seats, Bill. --------1 Landau top, leather in· '61 Ford Convertible, Bst terior. (Lie. Je6MXH) '7% VEGA Wgo. Auto, ofr. D ys 642·7755, •S7195 very clean, runs great. Oakwood South Sp. 530 54()..5830 $850. Ph 673-4648 anytime 1011\SO\' ,~SO\ • LINCOLN· MUK URY '76 Chevette wht on wbt 4 Super, super duper! '70 sp, fact: air . dlx int. & cust. Ton no, compl rblL. ext. ong. owner . 47 M Desperate must aell. 2828 HARBOR BLVD Looks & d rives !me $1975 494.-9315, 546-9650 COST A MESA 1011\SO\ & SO\ • LINCOLN· M[Hf URY P.P. 494-7801 "Second Loctitlon·• --------'67 Galaxy new bra.Iles & 2626 HARBOR BLVD '69 Malibu 2 dr. New valve JOb, good trans. 800 W. Coast Hwy. • p a int. X 1 n t con d car. sooo 586-8573 Newoort B•ach COSTA MESA S12001bsl. :>34 ti768 -----"Second location .. Autos, Used AMtot, UMd 600 W. Coa1t Hwy. 061 28J Wgn. J.!OOd en,J! nu ••••••••• •••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Newport Beach t1re11, nds trans. wrk _..:__:---!;;..;;_;_;:;..~~- $2SO ofr .m 1297 •76 IOICAT WGH '68 NOVA. On~ o~ncr, very clean .. ur, auto, li cyl, mech xlnl, cxlra~. $960. Ph 960-5 725 '73 CheY Impa la , xlot cood. New Pionee r c816ette & radio. S2000or besto(fer. 548-7954 '63 Nova SS, 2-dr, a cyl alt. odnrorlc. S195. 645-9486 •74 Nova 4-dr. 6-eyl. air, auto, V/T, lo mi., xll c:ood. 549-3895 --- '75 Moma, AM/FM tape, new radials, 4-spd. xlnt cond, $t395. 67~0842 Qrydet-9925 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 cyl, 4 speed, radio, beater. (Lle.138PCD> •S2795 540·5630 ·Ho,,.• ol th• ..,, .. ,,.,· 71Fam PIMTOSIDAN • Cy!.-· -Su-KonofttYC. l>• ... ~.l'Qllll 00v•t11(loc.t7~CI 5 1246 GUSTAFSON llNCOLN MERCURY 1 oeoo hoc:ll ao..i-d -i..--.... 141-1144 ---~ -·--------- dOHNSON lcSON SALE ••• 1977 s ALL MODELS!. t TAKE YOUR CHOICE r llNCOLN-MERCIRY COIGAR-MONARCH COMET-BOBCAI SALE HOW IN PROGRESS ••• ENDS FEB. 28th OUR LOWEST PRICES OF THE YEAR .. O~ EVERY CAR IN STOCK! ••• AND, OUR HIGHESTTWADMMS OF THE YEAR! . 1 . BRAND NEW • DEMOS • NEAR NEWr FIRST COllt- FliST CHOICE 0..-.. eo.ty'a Oldest U.C•Merc..-y DHlershlp JOHNSON a SON •• CAPRI ll NCO lN MERCuHY COU GA R .. 2626 HAUOR IL~ • COSTAM~~ , . -S.C•LocaK. .. .. DOZDIS I Tl CH81SE flOM '7 7 :~~!:~ .. ~.~-~ $ 3495 '71 Cordoba, fully loaded, . 11r1sa). OHL., xlotcood,lomi's ..._ _____________ ...... _ •MM024 • '74t~~~~·-$2995 197 6 CHRYSLER ..,...._ h1t• noc.-l 1921U.• OHL y HEW 1978 BOBCAT 1Ut4UOUT 4 ao••CI pow l•Ofll fl-c ....... •IY'9d-lt-!l'•n ""' _ _.. • wow• s .. •lllt!O'I'~ 600 W. COAST HWY .. NEWPORT HACH ' 107' Ply. Sa .. 111 .. Sta. .·~1 CORDOBA = !°:~~: ~':.:~~ ~14·=~:=!;'"'::;-$4595 seata. !oaded with ex . . . OHL y trasl (062PPU>. $4988 '7 8CC*YEI SET-TOP -·"' ........ --...... ...-1111UC.1). Nabers Cadillac 2600 tlJrfi11( Blvtl. o ))\J M\·w s-10.9100 9930 ....................... '74 Mark IV, Mint cond. white. eWfZ7 avaiL op- t ion incl. tape deck. '9().644-6829 ~ ........... !~ .,. Cbar1u RT. 44 tr:"m ..-is./btt •141121 '7 3CHIYY CAM.Alto llOlrf $ 2995 0.1 ____ ... ....,. C7t~ • OMLY '74 ~~~~!.~ttlt •It ...... $2595 tnclud1no bUCM'I Mtrta. fll .. lectl .... , ... , _ .. .,,..,.l ~" 53592 GUSTAFSON! LINCOLN MERCURY 1.eao .._,. ....._., -.... -a..dl, 142 ....... ... HoM• ., ,~. Vlll•t• 1970 MEROJRY SIDAM ~----:~:..~~. ·~~~~"J· .~:.~~: hU I••· A ll••ul~l Ltc," *99l 0. Wag. 9 pus., P/S, P/B, .---------------------------------AJr, Gdr. tJra, \ tnas. Cooler, air sb ock a, trailer hitc~ ~!J RadJo t.nct. Good Qfllo .$1.toO. 834-089!!. 1011\~0\ ,~SO\ • LINCOLN · Ml RCURY 2626 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA .. Second LocaUon'' 600 W. COHt Hwy • ,,._t'ewport 8•ach '1' '1t Volare Premier "&n,. 16,000 mt. Ll~• 11ew. Loadedl lmmu. ~e7WOOO ~ Satellit.. l"ctll1 loe4ed. aut~. SllSO/b~' •fr. ~aftt:30 All makes, models and colors. ~: Classified Auto Advertising • • in the DAILY PILOT $3295 EARLE IKE .JlJST KEEPS EOR YOIJR SlflALL 'J'RIJCK. NEEDS SHORT BEDS LONG BEDS CAMPER SHELL WITH THE PURCHASE OF ANY NEW TRUCK IN OUR HUGE STOCK THIS WEEK-END •EW '78 TOYOTA LONG BED PICKUP 5 SPEED S106''PER . MO. Total cash price fncludlng tax & license 14838.62. Deferred payment price ls t5897.12 Including tax & li<lenM and all canylng charges for 48 months on approval of your good credit. Annual percentage rite 11.84%. s.r. tAN28-129!501 $800 DN. THURS.-FRl.-SA T .-SU • , •FER MOD FEB. 23, 24, 25, 26, 1978 SEE OUR HUIE SELECDO• OF CELICAS -COR•AS -COROLLAS -SIAllO• WAIO•S • I '77 VOLVO 264SU Automatic. air conditioning, pin stripe. leather, sunroof. power steering, power brakes. Ser. #VC26465H1-046505 WAS $I 0,450- 1 KE'S SALE PRICE s9979 ·1sHOHDA 5 apeed, AM radio. this week only. (207NJL). sz999 '76 TRIUMPH S'""lll 4 speed, OYerdrive, stMeo radio, heater. Under 20,000 mites with both soft too. hardtop & tonneau. (S83RDG). $ 3899 ' '71 VOLVO 142SIDAM Auto. trans.. air condition· Ing, AM/FM radio, heater, leather. Nice, nice car. (831 ~EM). s2999 '73 VOLVO 141WA90M Auto. tnine., air condition- ing. AM rldlo. C840PKE). •74 MGI IDSTa 4 speed. AM/FM radio. Just r ight for the beach. (996KZT). $3999 '76HOMDA cmc 4 speed, air conditioning, AM/FM radio. heater. (839PKH). s3999 '69VOLVO 14aSIDAM 4 speed. AM/FM radio, heater. Nicest e>M In towtl. (030AGD). '77 VOLVO 264GLA Auto .• PIS. P/B, A/C, blue metallic B eauty! VC26465t-i1-040791 '74DATSUM 1210 fASTIAClt Auto. trans .. AM radio. heater. lo rt11les. See It to- day! (903MJM) s2499 WAS $10,290 IKE'S SALE PRICE s1579 '73YW $W91B1\1 AM/FM stereo rad io. heater. A rare onel (862HXX). ?2VW HIMAMMeHIA Radio. heliler. Nice, nice car. Lo mil-. tl17EXM). '72 VOLVO · 145WAeoM Auto. trWlS., air oondltlon- ing, AM/FM radio. heater. luggage r9Ck ( 1 eoFBP). '77 VOLVO 264GLA Custom T-top. sunroof, PIS. P/B. auto .• A/C. VC26465H1-046091 WAS $10,690 IKE'S SALE PRICE s9779 •67VOLVO 144SIDAM " speed, AM '*"<> with 8 track. One of a kind. See It! -te .ooo actual miles. (UQU914). SEE IT! 172VOLVO WAM* " sPffd, AM radio. heater. You'll like It. C862EMZJ. •1sVOLVO 24SWA.oM Auto. trans., power steer· Ing, Power brakes. AM/FM radio, heater. (3e7MXU. '76 FIAT 114 5PfOa 6 speed. stereo radio. 8 track. mags. Just In tlme for Spring. (326NJF). 55499 •72voLVO WAM* " speed, air conditioning, . AM radio with tape, heater. luggage rack. (878EYP). 53199 '74VOLVO 141WAGOH Auto. trans., air oondltlon- 1 ng, AM radio. luggage raQk. (899l:JO). ..... -.. ·-. - . . .. . .... . ..... . Orange Coast FINAL SPORTS CHARLIE BROWN, HOW IN THE WORLD .••. ??? • • • ------ SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 26. 1971 LOCAL WANT ADS DID YOU STOP AT THE STORE. .,_,..,.~ F'OR MY N~WSPAPER 'i1 ' ------------,-----. • -Jll!!I -. . . . . ._. l:. fCA I VOV{ ANO r H.AVS A "~YMEJIOilC '' ~El..ATIONGHIP. ,,. M~AN~ we·rr• 01,::,:l!~•N 1 1 l'tA,. W£ F>L..l. l!AC ... OTt-tlfC'~ Nf!E0.1. o~ .. HEY. MAY6E )'()IJ GOT SOMETHING THEllf, eAAHEY ! CHARI.EV 1-\IREO A NEW HANO TO TAKE R06'5 ...__ PLACE! OID YOO I DON'T THINK IT WA':> A COtNCIDfNCE THAT Hf APPLIED FOR THE JO& THE DAY AFTER ROS LEFT ... 8EfoRf CHARLEY HAO A CHANCE eu-r ISN'"r ,,.. 50fl't'TA AISKY PA"l<IN' IN "T'M IS ROUSH Sl!!CT"IOM OF i't:>WN f' KNOW IT? WHA"r KINP OF CAR POE!S c:>oc SMOCK ~1ve, &-IL-? TO~NAN AO! OH, 11"'5 ONS! OF TMOSI!! FORl!!lcSN Joes 'T'HA"r 1"R1 l!l5 1"0 &..OOK L-ll<lil A .-ORP SRA.NAPA WMY A'CE YOU. S1'A~ING AT ME, MA~C.IA? TM INKING All'OtA-r WHAi A tSIC&Ai n.&.A'TION~IP W& MAY&/ -SSZ:<&Oi X PUNCH, YOl( 1=ee1... ~05':Jlv - ANO WE.'1'E SO'Tl-4 l=ULFILl.eO, ~~ .. ~ ... s ewqN'~~. WMA1' KINO 01= . ft~LATION,HIP ,., "rMAT? CUFF, PHONE JOE AT HOME AND TELL YES ... HE MENTIONED SOMETHING HIM WE'LL WANT HIM FOR EXTRA GOARD A60UT IT WHEN l RELIEVED HIM DUTY T~IS EVENING! HE'LL & AT 5tX.! EXPECTING THE CALL! ~1'2"":~1"111:..a. ALSO, I DON'T THINK THAT IT WAS A COINCIDENCE THAT LILI TOOK OFF FROM 5CJ.i00L THE' AFTERNOON .,__ __ .._., THAT ROS TY DOWELL CAME TO WORK! THAT LILI KNEW RUSTY 6Ef0RE SHE WA5 INTRODUCED TO HIM 6Y CHARLEY THIS AFTERNOON ... AND UNLESS I'M MISTAKEN, THE WHOLE THING HAS SOMETHING TO DO WITH YOUR MISSING JEWELS! = ----.., 11111111: ~,NO! 80U..~KA 1& LEANINC:, AGAIN&T WJ LOCKERI • HOCJJ WOULD ~ UKE tl CARRq <x:xJR 1eE1H HOME. 1'MI~ 15 1HE PART OF s:MOOL I DREAD ••· IN A PAPER BAG~ -,AW-· ,ALL iAAT ASTROLO<&Y BUNK t>oES IS iAKE UP PE~FEC TLY <Soot> SP,ACE ;~AT COLJLD Be USED FOR COMIC '3TRIPS. LETIS SES WHAT MALARl<YTHEY <50T UND,;~ MY BIRTHDAY .. ~--''-- KIPS! WIN A TRIP TO SEE lliE WORLD PREMIERE OF THE NEW MOVIE, .. SUPERMAN"-AND MEET THE STAR JN PERSON! AND GET $1000 SPENDING /IDNEY/ ,, ,,., lllllll: ...,ll"C:.....IV't ), ' .. ~ CAJtATAM I 601~ lO OOf I I ~ I t-U ......... ....:.n.- I . . ... .. . . . -·:--. .. ' N . . . : . . -. . .. I i MARMADUKE ® I UW> 1t> l<EEP CASEY 1~F/RQ" YEAR I UAl> A UUNC>REl>-WATT BLU.B ••• ,l NO-- I "1UST '2EMEMBEJ<ED SHE'S lN THE BACK - SEAT. By Srad Anderson . -.. .. .,.. . . . . --. . l :) CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? 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What has four leas but only one foot? A house, as shown above. Point out bed. What has a foot at each end and one in the to those a1 band 1ha1 this house middle? A yardstick. races left. Now, observe that it is a simple mailer to turn the house 50 it faces right. Indeed, i1 can be done by movin& just two toothpicks. Secret: Place tooth· pick number seven so that it joins two and three at their tops. Move toothpick eight around 50 iu upper end meets 1he angle formed by nine and ten, and there you have it I Be sure you have memorized the moves i correctly before tcsling MR.COOL! UDdaunted by foes I• taie fatttUSkl, o.r lllockey · it out on friends. player fritnd drtam1 bt scomt a aoal abovt. How! HAIR, HAIJU Add die foUowlaa eolon 11ndy for ... rprile pktan above: I-RH. J-IA. WM. 3-YeUow. 4-Lt. brow•. 5-~. ._La. .,..,.. 1-Dk. bro••· I-Dk. l"'Y· t-BIMk. By Brown and Casson ! CAN'i 6E:L-tfEv~ .I. ~'I A MEOITAllON ME'"11/00 IT! OF THE MV6T.IE/e/OUS FAR ~sr_.f • • • ... • ' j I ... I I ~ot-Je>(, WHO WA'S IHA1 ? .. 1-r l'SN'i P0'5510L.f: ! Gus Arriola DOZE ZZZ··· Ad ..... ,~.OT A DRUG I Adverl1semenl •4'verl1temenl Amazing "Burn-fat-by-the-hour"program Developed by Doctors at Boston Medical School BURNS AWAY MORE FAT EACH24HOURSTHANIFYOU RAN 14 MILES A DAY! Incredible "Crash-Loss" Breakthrough Reported in Reader's Digest Works So Fast You Can Actually Measure the DiHerence In Your Waistline In Just 24 to 48 Hours/ Yea, l OSE up to 6 POUNDS the first 48 HOURS -LOSE up to 12 POUNDS the first 7 days -LOSE up to 4. 5, even 7 POUNDS MORE the next 7 days -and continue to bum away as much as 7 to 9 pounds more fat every 2 weeks thereafter, (lf you still need It) .•• until you've finally lost 50-70-100 pounds OR MORE ••• without flltlng. without conatant wlHpower, without constant 1*'18 of hunger or a atngte moment of bodf-racklng •• ..a .. 1 • Recommended by the U.S. Government's very own doctors to members of Congress who want to lose weight fast ... Hailed as the weight-loss "breakthrough of the century" by leading medical journals •.. here at last Is the most effective NO-DRUG program for FAST-IN· STANT -PERMANENT LIFETIME WEIGHT-LOSS ever made available to the public without a prescrlptlont WORKS SO FAST THE FIRST WEEK ALONE YOU LOSE AS MUCH AS 1 1~ TO 2 POUNDS OF BOTH FLUID ANO FAT EVERY 24 HOURS! Direct from the pages of the N.Y. Tfmn and Rellder'a Dlgelt comes reports of an Incredible "fat burning" breakthrough by medical researchers at one of Boston•• foremost medical schools! Reports of a new "crasri- loss" program (featuring a remarkable na)Ural sub- st'1JIQe) that safely yet surely steps up FAT-BURNING METABOLISM •.. forces your system to ATTACK bulging pocketa ot fat •.• and starts to shrink and burn that fat In just •·matter of hours! Yea, from one of New England'• leading medical centers comes the new SUPER FAT-BURNER way to turn up your "Inner furnace" ••• unlock those cflnglng pocketl of fat ..• break them down SO FAST •.. you burn off exceu bulge at the unbelleveable rate of up to I POUNDS of both fluld and fat GONE the very flrat week· endalonel Think of It! You actually bum away more fat each 24 hours than If you ran 12 to 14 mllea a dayr Lose more Inches each week than If you did 300 sft-upa each morn- ing and 300 puah-up1 each night! Actual!~ ~OSE as much as A FULL SIZE THE FIRST 7 DAYS ••• and from a to s lnchel on ,_.. n1tt11ne lhe "" nm month! That'• rlghtl Weight-Ion results and lnche.off won- ders that a&aolutely stagger the imagination. Just look: U.S. ARMY OFFICERS LOSE WEIGHT 3 TIMES FASTER THAN EVER BEFOREf C... Hletory #1: When medical researchers In Boston, New York, Phlladelphta and Los Angeles first tested this new hi-amino concept on a scientific wefght-losa pro- gram ... they reported astonishing results of ss much as 12 POUNDS LOST IN JUST THE FIRST7 OAYSl -16 to 18 pounds gone by the end of woek number two -and most mind-boggling of all -U.S. Army Officer• actually losing weight 3 times faster than ever before! Aa much a& 50 POUNDS GONE, llke thatl WAISTLINES SHRINK UP TO 3 INCHES IN 7 DAYS -A FULL 5 INCHES SMAUER IN A SINGLE MONTH! ea.. Hlatorr #2: When first rumm of this medical break- through leaked out to prof esalonal actors, actresses and celebritlea ••• they Immediately rushed to th• offices of America's leading weight-loss •f ecfaliata to get their hands on this "magic compound'; and no wonderl Be- cause the first week alone they carved away aa milch aa 2 pounds a day .•• 13 pounds a week ••• were forced to take Jn their beltl 3 notches smaller In JUlt 10 dayal DOCTORI REPORT: AVERAGE LOSl-17 POuNOat C-HlltoiJ #I: But most algnlflcant of a11 ••• when uni- versities. holpltala and medical achoo'-. (tueh ae New York'• La.ding Medical School and Cleveland'• largest hospital) tested thla newly dlacovered "crah-lou pro- gram" on patient• who all their llv• had been hopelelaly overwet~ ••• they reported utonlahlng I08181 of aa m~ch aa 2 Pounds a day at the .wt •.• 20 to 30 pounda a month ••• u much aa 70 pounds lost over a 11~1• aum- mar aaaoonl -'1Y ilmply etepptng ~ flii-l>urrUng metabOUam and tiumlno. ........... o 50, 70, 100 pounda of hard·let fat ••• FASTER. SUR R than they had ever dt'MIMd poulbltl WORKS LIKE 0 POWOEREO HEAT'' -MAKES :'lOJ.I" IN~ER FURNAC~ BREAK DOWN BODY PATI Whlt II fhl• wonctroua new deVefopment ttilM,lpl ""911 IUdtUlate fat;.e)urnlf)G metlbOllam .net lhrlnk~ bG.df• j fat cells the moment it starts working In your aystem? It la a totally new concept in the war against fat. An ANTI- FAT WEAPON unlike anyjhlng you've ever seen. or tried In your life. A FAT-BURNING aid that helps you convert body fat to body fuel AUTOMATICALLY ••• and ~VAPO RA 1E excesa pounda and Inches starting the very flrstdayl Think of itl A medically proven formula that la auch an effective reducing aid •.• that when combined with the food you eat on this "crash-loss" program •.. burns off ••much tat each 24 hours n If JOU Jogged up to 14 mllea a daJ • • • or played 3 houri of tennis In the moat bn.ttal heatl Th• name of thla woncfroua emlno formula Is MlfMEAA· SUM-100'· and ...... f9 prec:fMIJ bow JOU UH II to win th• bodJ and figure of your drellma • ,ou: LOSE UP TO 4 TO 8 INCHES OFF YOUR WAJSTUNE LOSE UP TO 2 TO 5 INCHES OFF YOUR HIPS LOSE UP TO 3 INCHES OFF YOUR THIGHS LOSE UP TO 4 INCHES OFF YOUR aunOCKS Lose UP TO 4 INCHES OFF YOUR STOMACH and as we've said before, starting not In weeks, but In mere days. HELPS YOUR BODY CONVERT STOl\ED UP FAT TO BURNED UP EN£RQYt At this very moment -having read this far -you tre but one lhort atep away from LIFETIME IMMUNll'Y TO FATf Now comea,our FINAL GIANT STEP Into • whole new world 0 LIFETIME SLIMNESS. Of course, there Is o"e thing you must keep In mind. With the ''THERA·SLIM-100° way to LIFETIME SLIM- NESS you cannot gorge y()urself on all sorts of fattening foods. candies and desserts. Not that you'd ever want to, because with .. 'THERA-SLIM-100" -due to your new, stepped up metabolism -besides enormous weight- loss you also experience a loss of hunger. Which makes It one of the easiest ways to lose weight fast Now here's how al~ple It la: STEP #1-YOU EAT In addition to the wide and tasty selectton of food you enjoy morning and night. (aH sclentlflcaUy p~rammed to help mralntatn a high-level of FAT BURN-OFF) ••• STEP #2 -YOU TAKE ''THEAA·SLIM-100-' ht amino compound. Once a day, you take "nfERA·SLIM-100° In a glass of water, Oust like refreshing frutt juice). Thia hi-amino Intake helps keep the fat-burning chain-reaction gof ng ALL 24 HOURS OF THE DAY -NON-STOP! STEP ~3-YOU HAVE AUTOMATICALLY STEPPED UP YOUR FAT-BURNING METABOLISM-SO YOU AUTO- MATICALLY BURN OFF EXCESS WEIGHTI In virtually no tirne at all, vou make your Inner furnace accelerate fat bum-off. ~ ~1y, gently, ytt ,urely you cause a gradual change in 1our fat·burntno metabolism aa you "fev~up" that f nner furnace. The result: Your body begins to elimf nate stored-up fat and fluid at a rate so Incredibly fast, the very first weekend alone YOU DRAIN AWAY AS MUCH AS 5 OR 6 POUNDS! In short, with the "THERA-SLIM-100" weight-loss pro- gram, yo\,.t force your body to automattcalty convert body fat to body f~et ••• automatically shrink tatty cells ... drain off excess flab ••• flush it nght out of your system ON'CE AND FOR ALLI Never before haa medfcal science offered you a surer, 'faster, more effective welgtlt-loss method, (short of total fasting) than this super fat .. burnlng breakthrough devel- opment at on~ of Boston•a Leading Medical Schools. THE FACTS ARE INI n-tE RESEARCH IS DONEi THE INCREDIBLE WEIGHT·SLASHING RESULTS HAVE BEEN PROVEN BEYOND A SHADOW OF. A DOUBT BY MEOIC~L SCHOOLS -HOSPITALS -DOCTORS - AND SCORES ~D SCORES OF OVERWEIGHT PA· TIENTSI NOW M FINAL STEP IS UP TO YOUI REM!MB!ft: You rnust see dramatic re~ults In Just 24 houfl -r~ yc>u QJn m.uu,. With both your ec•le . end your te~ meuu,.. f ·• ~u mu.t lose: ..................... •to121ti&:Mfi1cllR • up to 71bi. _..._nan,.~ or lt coat• yo-.. ~f:tGf Simply return within 10 dap fc>t fuU refund (ex*t P9J_t• .end h&ndHng, of COUrM): AOt~l : t . REMEMBER: You must lose: u to & lbs. the Hrsf 48 hours u: to 12 lbs. the lirat 7 daya d up to 7 lbs. more th• next 7 aya or it coat• you nothlngl -------------- Warning : The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. ' . .. " ' I THBTI YOURSELF SeiW .. ~ ......... to •A*.·~~ ... 1 ~-.,MN 'lft. llY 10022 .... ,., $5 1111 ................ SM) -cal"I -..... ISAAC ASIMOV. sdence·flc:Uon writer Slmce '°" dal• to be aa -dlodtt oe wlurt Ge hrtlmt llo&da, do fOG bo•.-a, llWlll die world'a food applla will n• low bf the yea lOOO? -a..t.ra S.lltwan, Bedford. N.Y. •There are sevaal ~ scenarios. Ant. thett may be ~ead starvation, forcing the worid to veer more toward a vegetarian dJet since an acre can produce more {Pin than It can produce beef. Sec· ond. since we now Ive on what we can produce from a few spec-In of plant food (whcM. com. rice. soybeans. cmatn fruits. MOS$ starootion in the yeor 2000? certatn vegetables). adversity may force us to eicper\ment with other species that may •more effldently produce protein. Third. we may look toward mlaoscop6c autuN!a for increased effidmc:y o( protein production. '° that algae and fungi may become more important. Fourth. If we can lam bow to mimic phot<>&ynthesis and produce carbohy- drate and protein directly.from carbon dioxide and wateT. the age of artificial food (reo/· ly artifk:lal) may be on the horizon by the year 2000. FOR DOROTHY HAMD.L. lkater WMt ldod of aocl8a do fCMI do to keep In shapa? O.L.K .• R.dae. Wis. •I skate. That's all. Ifs the best nerdse in the worid. Those who ann't profcsslonal tkatos woric out on the Ice. so I guess I'm pretty lucky because I aerdse and WOftc at the same time When rm not travelng with the ke Capades (which lnl!Olva my being on the rtnk al least 4 hours a day). I keep to the same schedule wherever I am. I woric out every single day Only a high temperature keeps me away FOR EDWIN £. ALDRIN .Ill., former astronaut Wbat ._ JCM1r mo.t poelthoe aperleltd: • .... troaaut. ud how.._ It belped JCM1 ta poai Ille todey? - S.D .• S..ta Fe. N. II. ~The aftennath of Apollo JI made me realize that I had no Idea what r was looking few In my life. It took hospttallzatlon for psychiatric treatment and the ac:ceptanc. of myself as an alco· ._ hollc to make me MC that faith. hope and love for ~ are Infinitely better goals than Individual achievement FOR MICHE.J.£ PHllJ.JPS. star of Volf'nttno I ... the ....... you're ftlY 11tt1a atrH9. Am I rtglaO - B.K .• Plwott. Aria. e And I thought it didn't show! rm very MrVOUS. due 10 nothing In particular but everything In general. Traffic sets my teeth on edge. so I always try to be home by 5:00 PM. rm a wreck untU I hear that my new recon:ls twn out al right. rm bothered by the weather. the phone, news ~-U I feel more rattled than usual. I take locs ol baths -long ones. fOf an hour or more. I also take vitamins and daily naps. FOR THE •ASK'" EDITOR I caa't -.., eo -.c.11 r-le ..... .._ i..--Hwttaa. SM'• llOt t.Ut .. __.. .......... Howdld..._ ... a.. et.Mt1 -K.G., Lowell, II-.. e Lauren's also at a lou to understand her sucasa but puts down first her drivlog need to ..... teenage .... o( hwnaatlon (sh. was tall and thin as• young.&er and was always being teued) and ~ her lucky ttmlng. Just when fashion photo- gniphs and the public wsc getting a b6t bend wtth pcrlac:dy d1Mled models. along came this new one. Ml-dac::ribed as Mgep.tooehed. left lide al my jaw 1or9f Imperfections took her to the top. than the rtghl. tomboy tcan. laugh Ina .. on their way to bec:cmlng tn !rads ... She was said to have an aura ol reality. laum\, now 33. Is f~ wallhy. One reason ahe ts so suc:assful ts that she has the abtllty to aaume a hundred dlffcrcnt facial expaslont In five minutes. She II not married and has had the ume beau for many years. What's left for Lauren. now that she's No. I In her profession? To become a first-class actras. ending up as an attractive old lady. FOR DAVID ROCKEFELLER. chairman. Chase Man- hattan Bank How do 91M1 laterpret dM fall of the AIMltcall doOu ...._. ,...._. c:m1....,? -B.R.. U... OMo e 1 am VftV coilCft'Md. The dollar wll not significantly gain strength abroad until we take several measures. Including settl· Ing our balance of payments prob&ems and formulating an ef. fecflvc enagy policy. Our growing tendency to Import oil has bHn a factor In the dollar's dedn«. A cohemit energy pollcy wll be In the bat Interests of both the dollar and the country. FOR KEELY SMITH. singer Y09'" .,_. •Olllld a lo .. time and muat Mft eeen ..._all. HM_,.,.. ..,pwiMd yo. bv ........... bedly? -LC., I.al ;ctlle. had. e Ya. Muhammad All and Charlton Heston. When I met The Champ. I went out of my way to get Introduced lo him. He never looked at me. let alone look me straight In the eye. Charlton Heston Is the coldni man I've ever met. I know It's hard lo judge someone purely by ~ way he says ~how do you do.~ but he doesn't seem to have any warmth. FOR THE REV. THEODORE M. HESBURGH. presi- dent. University o( Notre Dame I• wt.at uw an JOG atlldenta mo.t 41eftdeat t~ and l• .WC:. do they ... hie? -G.T .• ladlo, Calif. • We are perhaps somewhat spoiled at Notre Dame since about 90 percent of our students were In the top fifth of their high-school graduating dasscs. AJ a rault. most of them arc very strong In aD areas, although Since the advent of television. young people seem to have read fewer books and writt~ fhler papen. But they do a good deal of both onee they arrive here. PRO ..._ SlplMa. _... ~ of hlllory. s... Unlvenly ol New Vcwtt 111 Conllind PRO AllD COO CON .w. w. •--. tuperln1mcten1. Pubk tnllnldlon. Swe of Mlchlgen One reason American educatk>n II In trouble Is that mandat01Y-attandancc laws force many to attend 9Chool who havt no wish to be there. The solu- tton: abollh compulloty education. Alk hlgh-tchool teachers If m:alcl- trant students lean anything ol value Of If the threat ol low wades moti- vates them. Abolldon ol ~ • ottcndanc:c few. would produce enonftOUI dMdmds. ft would aim everyone that tchool II a Ml1ous plac.-where one goes to lum. Grades would again show what they are aupposed to. Publk: esteem for schools would In· creaM. The cost of mfordng compullory eduatton would be eltmlna~. Thae savlngl could be used to support agencies to deal wlrh young people not In tchool. Should~ Abolish CompulMJry Attendance In Our School System? Laws requiring chfldren and youth to 1tttend school until they are 16 yean old a.re atential to the future of our nation. Our youth must be taught life· role compet.ooa that wlD prepare them for this futlire. At one time many c:hlldnm acquired Bfe-ro&e com· pctendes from their parents. Now. bcaUM ol urbanization, pwents need ~In gMng young~ the lkOlt ~for adult rola In our society. Since echools are the only ln.stltutk>ns In Amertca that touch and affect the Ms of all our peo- ple, they are the logk:al place for thae sldJJs to be learned. Today's compa.x IOdcty requires that aD Amatcans be educated to the full extent c:I their abilttia. Compulsory school attendance II the only way to achlew thts goal. 1WIFA'MILYWEEKLY.INC. 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He followed them and made a startling discovery: the prints vanished into thin air.,. .. Elofne ond Fred Meader built o cobin on this desolate Alaskan lake hoping to lfue the wov mon did JO. 000 years ago. By Robert L. Reid Lote In the summer o/ 1960. o lanky. so/I-spoken New Yorker named Fred Meader. his wife ~ ond therr 3-year·old son Dion. sold~ to ciuihotlon and cli~d oboord an Alaskan bush ploM. Their destination: o desolore toke nearly 100 m1irs north of the Arctic Cl~de. The lake Is nestled in the center of a Wiiderness so fof· bidding that OM grizzled and well·lfaveled old-Hme prospector o nce caJled this region "the m06I ruggedy I've SHn ln'all AJa.sJca .. A few miles to tt. nooh stand rhe wt !Tees on the continent. an erratic nne of stunted willow. a)der and blac:X spruce marking the end ol the northern forest and the beginning ol the vasl Alaskan tundra. The nearest set· tlement. a village of a few dozen residents. lies 50 miles away. Fred Meader. 30. had been • gnduett stadent In philoso- phy at Boston University. his wife Elaine. Tl. a nunlng student. But both had become fed up with what they considered to be the arttfldallty of ltfe In the modem wotld. Now. ln hopes of finding a more mqnlngful nlst4mCC, they were going to begin again. The Meaden late-summer ar- rival et the lake necusltated a scramble f0t Nvlng quarters be· t e fNIMXMIJU.Y,....._, .. 911 .,... fore the onset of winter Near the lake they found an abandoned cabin. They stocked their new home with provisions they had brought from the Lower 48. The old c.ablD aaw the family Afe)y through the first winter. But when spring arrtved. Fred and Elalne Mt about build· Ing a home of their own. FOf the remainder of the sum mer the MeadetS were out by 5:00 each morning. cutting wood and sledding It across the snow to the site they had chosen. At summer's end. a new three-room cabin -bulh with the aid of only a buck saw. an axe and a two- Inch auger -stood by the lake At the lwgtnning. the Meaden had maintained a garden. but a few years after thdr arrival they abandoned ft to adopt the hunt- er·gatherer way of llfe. From that day forward. the family subslsted entirely on a diet of meat. fish and berries. like primlttve people through· out history. Fred. Elaine and Dion found that their llve$ be· came lntertwlned with the lives of the animals around them. Wolves se111ng out ·on hunting f~ays often left thetr pups ~-the cabin. and the Meaders beg6n to regard themtelvts as proprietors of a wlldemas kindergarten. TMtt OH ....... Ff4ICI weat wall&I ... alone In a ..- duded valley a number of mlla from his cabin. He suddenly had a premonition that he was about to meet another human being. Moments later. he came upon a set of footpnnts. Fred followed them to an open area and there made a star1Jlng dl:scoYery: the prints vanbhed Into thin * In later months. lirn\lar In- cidents occu"ed with ioataslng frequency. It did not take the Meaders long to dbcover the simple -and troubling -ex· planatlon for thae events. The footprint.. belonged to a survey geok>gtst. The prints had vanish· ed where he had been pkkcd up by a hclicopcer. Few tile ll1aclaa. tt.e tad- clent CUM to .,..W.. a cfis. tressing fact: their a.ttef'"lpt to es- cape the modern wofld would fall Slgn1 of its antval wer. every- where. FoUowlng the dltc:ovay of oil In PNdhoe Bay In 1968. helicopter actMty throughout no rthern· Alaska Increased Lakes near the Meader cabin became held dumping stations fOf SUNey CftWS. The caribou hcn:I on which the Meaden WCfC depe.ndent for their aurvlval dropped to ~ ttl nor- mal able. a deauM directly a.t· t:ributable to the enaoechment of clviltation. Even the Meaders' kindergarten was ~ly af. fec;ted. lntenstve eerial hunting declm•ted the arctic wolf popu· • lallon. and the Meaden did not see anymore wolf pups after 1968. The final straw for the Meaders WM the taking over of an old 100.acre mining claim on their lake by a realtor who subdivided It 1nto two-acre lots. then drew up plans fOf a 50·unll summer housing devek>pment. 1lae Meaden dedded to flelat bkk. They began making a documentary fUm of their day· to-day lives In Alaska. Fred and Elaine hoped that those who viewed the fllm would see that In the untrammeled expanses of Alaska's forests. rivers and mountains there was something worth preserving. In 1974 the Meaders traveled to San Francisco to edit their film But after Elatne gave birth to a daughter. Heather. Dion decided to return to Alaska a- lone. Now 17. he wanted to build his own cabin. Soon after returning home. he set off across the lake In a canoe. Friends staying at his porents' ~bin watched him from the shore Suddenly. the strut he was sitting on collapsed. and he was cata- pulted Into the lake Without 11 MCond canoe In which to go to his rucue. hlsfriendscouldonlystand byhelplasty. Dion struggled In the freezing water fOf more than 15 minutes. Anelly, exhaustion and the numbing effects of the water ovacame him. and he drpwned. Hls parents were consoled by the fact that by lvlng IO dose to the natural worid Dion Md gained an uncommon understanding and acc:eptanca ol the tnmt&billfy of death. He hail cRcd. In ElafM'a words, "In the 6nat .,C.,h the wortd. In &ont cl lhoee: moun- tains. after~ baght • h.rd battle." His death ., .. ~ their comm1b1wnt eo lhetj home and to the pn1111n1don cA the wildemes.s. Fedng &hey now must renew t.hetr .-lltionshlp with the Arctic. they returned. n.e. ln Febnart 1977. Fred and Elaine went back to ~n Frandseo to oversee the preparal1on of the Ona! print of their. f\lm. In April. a second daughter, Dawn. wu born. Late last1ummet. Fted returned to Alaalca. On Scptemb.r 1. he WM pepeling tO"boud • bust'! plane. socMthlng he ti.ad done numerous timft In the pMt. Ths time he acddcntly wa!Md too close to the front of ttw plane. He was strudc by the propeller blades a"4 klJJed. Elaine hais returned to her cabin In Alaska. where she lives with her IWO young daughters. She Is writing a ~based on her experiences. A bill before CongttSS woukf include her lake within the bound- aries of a new Gata of the Arctic National Pn. 1f the blll passes. any commen:tal use ol the park \.11\U be fOfbldden. and the lake wlll revert once again to Its wil- derness state. Elaine and her children will be pmnltted to stay on and continue their subsis- tence lifestyles. And what happeaed to the Meaden· ftl•7 Called The LOSI WilderMss. it w1tl be released in March throughout the United States. A few weeks befOfe his death. F~d spolle about the fllm: "We've tried to show -In the movie as In our llvet -that II is possible nor only to live In har· mony with nature but to become a part of it." He acknowledged that few people would wish to carry this philosophy to the extreme that he and his family had "But.-he added. "I think that evuyone has a stake In the out· come al our fight to save the Alaska wlldemea If this last wilderness Is destroyed. then anyone who wants to partake - or even to dream -ol wild and primitive places w1ll have 1'911 nowheTe else to turn " illil . . It's a pity more -women dorit I take up writing for children E There me ca taio things a woman is unoommonly qualified for, and writing for chlldmi Is one of them says the author of more than 50 books and 200 stmies for VollD9 readers. Here she offers seasoned advice on how to get started In this hlgbly rewanling Reid. By Lee Wyndham Ican't lrnagbw anything more satilfylng than wrtttng books and stories for chil- dren and teenagr:nl The ~ .... endlal. You work accordbig to ~ own schedule ln the comfort and prtwcy ol ~ own home. You don't haw to c.ornrr..te to a dreary )ob and SUuggle aJJ yes for a cost· ol-IMng rabe. Nobody telll you what to do. And the.stories you write could meM the world a happier pba1or chUdren. too. But listen carefully, bec:MM what you haw to do may be more dlfflcult: you haw to git In touch with your chUch>od feeUnga and experienoa and w the world open ~ again the way It did the first time arowd. But thlt tlme you haw to get tt down on pll)Cr. That may sound dell~tfuJ. but It's alto hard work -and don't let anyone ever teD you It ltn 't. SUD. the rewards we rich and plentiful for ltde who ~ wl.Ulng to am them. Y~ ftnt reward mav be the sweet sound ol a child reading llCM" words aSoud -or the NCOSJ'ltlon that you've rally 'rached' a teenagar. And ihe thrtll ol ..ang your name and your work ln prtnt for the ftnt time ls tndacrtbable. Tha only reward that tops It ls that ftnt lowly publtsher's check. The p11Q11P9Ct• ol puloMc ...... Of CCJUrM, the prc.pects ol pubUcation .,,. practically nil for the untrained wrtter. Yet thcrc•s a huge marbt out there for thoM who are tralned to 'crack' It. More ~ 130 mlUkln young peoples' boob ... purchaMd every yew. BeN.n 2.IOO and 2,500 new tltJa appear alllUilly, and new wrttcn account for as many as half ol them. There.,.. alto 250 maigaztnac:ontlnuaJ- ty looking for material for younger nradal. The papaback market ls !J'QWtng fast. and ~and film U.Oofflr spedal oppor- tunltla .Do I IMM wbllt ft tabs? Yet many womll'I -dlllpl .. d* dMp tnYOlwrnent with c::htldNn ---unan ol thett qiaaltftcationl • chlkhn'• wrltmt. Thia 1s mv deftnltton o1 a quaJtfted epplt- cant: lt'ucxneone wt th an aptitude for writ· Ing who can take C0111trUCttw a1tk:llm, learn from It. and tum It Into a profCllkJnaJ perfonnancc. That's the only kind ol per-'°" we're lookJng for at The lnltltute ol Odkhn's Ute-aturc.. a wol'kshop for writ- as that does only one thing. and tt does It betw than any odM!r 9C:hool or college or unlwnity ol Us kind: It train& qualified people lo Witt. for the~~-You -. our reputation Is bulJt on SUCClll. and If plCAl*tNe students don't haw plOlldle to begin wtth, we probably CM't hdp them. And we tell them 10.. That's the only fair way. To help us find promltlng candidates. we'w dewloped a rcwallng tat for writtng aptitude.. It's&.. Md we don't c:Nrge fot our cwluaHon. But no one gets Into the ln- ltlMe without s-tng ll u you ~ and crwoll. we1J malce this pleclgl IO you: Yoo llllUOC111'4tcot lemtc:ww~ ~ to .ubm.lt eo a pub#..,_ by the cm. J.IO'I /fni.h tlw CcuN. The.amot .. ~ I lam more about writing for children and teenagen wtth way book and Stary I write. and b!f this ttme -bcliew me -rw lamed a lot. rw ~ a lot ol It Into Wrltlnfl foe Odldr..I and T..,..,.. the book on which we t..dJt ow writing coune. IO that others may learn -and proftt - from ~ failures • weD • my MC ma . r\M poured the raa o1 my trede tceta tnto the Courie ttld. My fellow lnlttUCllOn .. .a.o pubbshed wri111n or prof......, ecttort IMth U- stanUal adtl. In ...... -·-hid 405 boob -1,816 stonll ~We bow the egol1'J ol • Njedion lllp. the b1tmph ol an acceptanc8. and the crowning <Juy ol a publisher's check. Thia mftbod ..UV WOlb This ti the w.v rw ~ worlced wtth my studcntl. and Y'O'oW lnstructor wl.U work with you the..,.. way. When you're rady -at~ own tlmt and Y'O'oW own J*ll - you ..t Y'O'oW wt91•nent to~ lnltruc· tor, and t. re.dt It and meada It. Hk )ob 1:s to girt everything out ol lt you've put Into It. After all, you'IM wQrbd hard, and you daerw the best .. hal to olfc. Then .. edits~ ~t wtth a red pmctl )ult the w.v. publ1shlng houM editor would - U he hed the time. Ha mums It along wt th a detaUed lettm making his edlb1al CXJm- ments aystal clew. He pra1la yow" good won. chldll you when you fall thort. ~ you the COWl9& to stick wtth It. and~ ~.~tells you how to~ This method really works. I ta9it writ- ing tar 14 \o9llS at the l.Wwrslty ~Md uw 120 ol my students ~ But I think Ol.U' one-to-one training ls C\C\ t.t- ter. That's die reason I'm MIOdated wtth IL Of coune. ow students themleNes provide the best proof of Its effectlvenes. Some ol than break lnto print CWT\ before they flnlsh the <Auna. A ftna .. of SlSO .. Hooray! Alts only six months ~ your ooune. I IOld my ftrst story to R.itid Magazine for $150.'' writes BL Mell, Pl~ A\. "Since then l'w IOld tt.. mare.'' ''The acceptance ol my StCJl'Y for public::a- tion mart.f the fuJftllment ol my kln!t- standlng desire for suocaa In writing and. bapefully, a new he!jnnlng," says M..y E. Daby.e.venev.MA. 'wt.n I started ... ~ I dkl not really~ that I had the atJlllty to write." write Sister M. laetttla Mudd!, Wm Hwtn, CT. ''but my tnstructor 11.de rm bellcw in myself ... MartJyn Day ol Mart.a. IL s.ys. '"The ftrst artide I submlu.d was~ by a nadona1 magutne. rm proud of this ec- ~t. Now I'm no 1onglr a hauli-- wlfc; I am a lllrfterf" And Mary Carruth, Dublin, CA, wrtt... "I Mnt out my ftm article wtth a prayer and a hope. and It was acc.epted. Your eour.. with Its structure and support, hal ..._, ewrythlng I hoped for and needed.'' FNa ~Aptitude Tea olilNd Perhaps you. too. thouJd take up writing for children. Send for your free copy ol our VMtingAptltude Test. alongwtth a 24~ bmchure dacribtng The Institute.. ow Coone and Faculty, and the cumnt market for children's~ and ston.. Jiat mall the coupon below. YOUl tat will be evaNated at no cost to you by a pro- fealonal ,IOllmba ol' our staff, and If you thaw a true aptitude for writing, you wtll be ~ to enroll. But that's entirely up to you. There ls no obligation, and no ..._ man wl.U cvia-pater you. That's a promlM.. The 1mtltuta ol Ollldnn'• Utaatme Redding Ridge. Connecticut 06876 Att:IM~ 0-N..Wt a • ,_ .......... ,... ........ ........................... ............ ~,.. ... 14-.... • ,,..._._. ----· .... ,_ ..., ... ,.nxu' _. ........... aa Mr. .... .... ... ~------------- s....r -------------- 0..-------------~ s... _______ 21if ------ --------------------------------- ) I Warning: Tbe Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. WHAT FAME DOES TO KIDS It changes a family's habits, places the child in a goldfish bowl and can turn him into a mini-adult. By Anita Summer Sudden glory had a peculiar effect on Sean ManhaB. 12. hero of the Walt Disney movie Pete's Dragon ~ morning after Its world premiere. Sean informed his mother that he was going to begin weanng a suit 11nd lie at breakfasi With six years of TV under tus belt. he announc.ed -My pu berty llfllved a few years early .. -1 don't want to be typecast.·· was Cary Guffey's lofty reason for nildng a part in Stanley Kubnck's new movie shocker, The S hining Cary. 5. made his screen debut In Close Encounters of the Third Kind Just what does fame do to kids? How do they handle Ir. and what does It mean for their parents. who m<lfe than likely worked J ttrele.ssly to help them achieve It? 1 i :I ! E i TH most reoowaecl chlld .tar ol ~Shirley Tempk>. lived through a childhood ol publ;c acclaim without being rwned by it But others will recall Judy Garland. whose tragic end has been attributed 10 a nonexi5tent childhood. She grew up too fast and too soon The .. orphans'' who suppon Lit* Orphan Annie (A~o McArdle) . . Tatum O'Neol in International Velvet .. Shirley Temple . Tatum O'Nears preccxity thrives on her busy ~ career. Now 14. it seems she was ~er called a little glri Always a "young woman " On the other hand, Ma· rie Osmond finds it hard to shed the Msugar sweet. too-good-to-be-true" Image she and her brothers have worn f°' a decade. Much has been made of Amy Carter's taking ~ to state banquel5 ~ First Lady has told reporters MWe like her to be with us. but we don't make her go She always says she does not want to go. then when she sees me pult1ng on a long dress. she decides she wants to put one on. too She takes '>ooks to formal oc:caS10nS because sl'le fidgets and can't stt stiD. Besides. if you were going to thllt kind of a party. wouldn'1 you like to take a book?" Of all the ldch whoee 19"9 hue rec:eatly been altaed by Fame. perhaps no group has been affected like the cast ol the Broadway hit musical Annll' Based on 1he Little Orphan Annie comic strtp. the play has been a smash suc~ss r°' months Columbia Pktures recently bought the movie rights fOJ S91h mUlion. a record sum eitceedlng by S4 million the previous high set by A Ch°"" LI~ and Mv Farr Lodv. The' children In Annll' play to packed houses and receive thunderous ovations every night. They are aware that tickets ar~ sold out nearly slx months In advance and that celebrities make II a pofnt to see the show They have been regular vlsltcxs at the White House and routinely get gush· Ing praise of thi kind Barbra Streisand delivered when she rushed backstage and said. "I'd like to adopt oil of you "In lhort. the young perf onners get more praise and are subjected to more glamor than normal kids re:cetv. tn a llfettme. In $00le ways they are precodou!ly cool and articulate In response to Streisand's declaration, Danielle Brisebols. 8 , said, -0ne star In the hou5e Is quite enough. fd rather my with Mom and Dad ... The stage is awfuDy aging. I fttl at leest 9." One benefit ol success &eenu to be a measure of maturity. ··1 can't run to Mom:· observed Diana Barrows, 12 u1 have to use my head. not hers ·· Put in She~y Bruce. 12 (she wu in TM Godfather)· -1 never knew what grownups went through unttl I got Into the show. They hardly smile. Each time the curtain goes up. I crow my f1ngen."" Kim Fedlna. 12. claims· 'Tm the op- posite ol whal I was before Nodung depended on me then Now everything does. such as not catching cold and giving II to the othen." Donna Graham. 13. ad· mlts that "knowing rm an lmJ>O"tant cog In a b9g wheel makes me scared stiff " Advised Robyn Finn. 14 : "If you don't relate to ~ you can't make 11 I know now how to deal with problems. - Says Andrea McArdle. 14. the star of AnnH!, whose talent was obvious at 7· "This business makes you grow up fast - n.e htm••• ... .ot tsnlecl dtem a.to ltttle .,..a. however Stage Pro- duction MaMger Janet Bcroui, entrusted with the awe90me task of controlling aB that 9<>e' oo behind the scenes. produetd a list ol problems giving her headaches. "They bcxe easily. f0f9CI where they lhouldn't set foot Sometimes. Instead of being quiet and still on·stage, they move and gigg&e. They're careless. Andrea leaves candy In hu pockets. ruining the dress." ~ youngsten do eight two hour and 40-minute perfonnances a week and usually don't ~ home before midnight. Many don't fall uleep before 3:00 because they're so hyped up. They rise anytime from 9:00 to noon. when their day begins with academic rath· er than stage work AD prefer the cootinut- IY and coovMaltty ol public schools to thetr spec:lalized form of education -profes- sional children's IChool or private tutoring. -it's so lonely wtth a tutor." moumfuDy ex· plained Danielle. FOf the past scveraJ weeks the kJds havell·I beefl as busy 415 they were during the flna eight months of Annie's run. when much of ttwtr ttm. WM devoted to such outside acttvlks as audldonfng for com merdals. modeltng and singing and danc· Ing oo tekMsion Recently. the Society for the PteventlOn al Cruehy to Children has cracked down. dung a law thal prohibits children In Broadway shows from per- forming anywhere but In the show Ac- cording to David Powers. press agent fOJ Annll'. the enforcement oL th15 law has cost Andrea alone at least SI0.000 AJMI do tbe 9om8 of the ·orphaoe" hMe any pt'Ob&n.1 having VIP-s for daughten? Mrs Fedena: ··suddenly I know 3.000 peopi.e. and they're all friends." Mn. Barrows: "fve lost more frlends than fve gained Neighbors snub me: some look the other way Why? It's noc as though rve got stuck·up " Mrs Bruce. "I haven't got a single minute to bfeathe. what with chauffeuring SheUey back and forth. I never see my husband." One mo«her. asking to remain unidentified. confided· •Befon Annll' my life was hum- drum. I now meet people I never dreamed f d see In the flesh I tell my husband my life Is a drag. bul. believe me. it's great." Mrs. McArdle put II best of all: ·0n. stage she's a star. Ar home. I'm the boss. I holler at her the way I always have and always wiO." ~ countJy's most famous child. Amy Carter. 10. did nothing herself to eam recognition. Vet fame Is respooalble for making and bfeaklng friend.ships. and In the case of Amy It ettated one -with An- drea McArdle Before its Broadway pn>.miere. Annie tned out In Washington. Amy attended a matinee. with her whole class In tow. Tiw hlgMght of the cast's stay was acc:epting Amy's fniquent invttattons to the White Houa. A favorite JM&y spot Wit$ the famed trechouse. Pen·pal relationships ~ formed, and Amy Is the recipient of the highest solt soap ~ kid can offer another. She's dubbed •• regu&ar kkf' and Mreal coo(' by th. young stan. Amy ucl ~ 800ll d '9c:a .. .t ..., .._. •llCh ta co-woe. Aside from their fnt names beginning wtth A. they',. MA-stu&Mts. tomboys and ad· dieted 10 pinball machines. skateboards and bowling ~ girls. howevey heve different al· titudes toward the demands of fame Amy. unavoidably. hves In a goldfish bowl. Andrea. through her own choice. Is on-s1bge night after night. Amy (described as .. craving attention but loving privacy") 51111 g4!ts uptight when faced by 11 battery of photographers -They never let me be.. mywlf. ·· she confided to Andrea~ It's the other way around with Andrea. wmncir of afternoon TVs 1976 Best Juvenile Actress award fOf Search for Tomorrow Publicity Is the lifeblood of the entertainment WOl'ld This she has long known and law 11 aU In stride. even when a personal appearance means she must pass up a friend's birthday party. Like Andrea . the Pr-ldent'• daughter lCMtha .. signlng autographs S he ambitiously begins by writing -Amy Carter.'' graduates 10 "Amy C :· gives "A C. ·· a tJy. Mdlng up with "A ·· Those writing 10 Amy are rewarded with a postcard Imprinted with her handwriting. "Thank you for writing to me It's lun Irving m the White House. and I'm glad you re my friend Amy Carter" Andrea claims she reads every piece ol mail she receives. and that eventually the backlog ol 3,000 letters will get answered. Andrea·s mo«her serves as her secretary She drafts respon~ fOJ Andrea. who either writes Of two·finger types them Six houn a day. four days a week are devoted to c<XTespondence. Amy gathers flatfull of e..clh_. without lifting a finger. Andrea wotks hard for hen. as she does for her salary, which Is a well-guarded secret. What Is known is that It's more than the S355 Ann1e's other moppets receive each week. Anally. has aU the unearned fame made Amy a spoiled chlkf? The President has ifi ... mnated that she Is. but the First Lady disagrees. A last word from Amy on how she"s coping: ·rd say Mamma was nght ~ men an say that, but the 1911 women think rm cute... .... $o(Woar'a VERSATILE, YEAR ! SUPER-SOO ONLY $795 EACH BRIGHT OUTlOOK FOR RAINY DAYS I A shiny, finger-tip length pat- ent Vinyl slicker with zl~ front. two patch pockets and an attached hood that dou- bfes aa a collar when It isn't covering your head. Roomy enough to wear over bulky sweaters, jackets, anything! 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If you've ne~r had 11n ulcer. don't ~te yet because thete Is. llCCOfd1ng to llllest stalls· tics. 11 one·ln-10 chance you will, 111 some point In your hfe. suffer one Contrary to popular belief. ulcen are noC necessari}y partial 10 men The ma~· female ulcer ratio. about 20 to one three decades ago. ls Oftly two to one todlly Perhaps it's 11 price women are pilylng f°' e-ntering the necutiva swte Nor att chlldnm Immune Accordtng lo Dr. Henry D Janowltz. clinic.al prolessor of medicine and head of the divtsK>n al gastroenterok>gy 111 New York City's Mount Sinlli School of Medf. CIM. the medic.al term is peptic ulcers.. and there are two rypes: d~nol. or ulcers of the duodenum. which Is the firsa portion of the small Intestine. and gosafc ulcers. whkh develop In the stomach wall Duo· dcnaJ ulcas. says Dr Janowttz. usually plague educated people with high·pily1ng )obs. while gastric ulcers seem to occur more often among o&der peop&e and work en In lower socioeconomic groups Bui both types are essentmly the same: erod· ed areas In the Inner lining of the digestive ITact. varying from plnhud·slze to sever11l Inches in diameter. Some ulcers llff super· fldal. and others go completely through the stomech or duodenal wall. Ulcers we now In the news again because of a new drug that purponedJy heals most of them and rapidly relieves painful symp- toms Moreov«r. there are some new tech· nlques that could help piltienl5 control the prodoctton of stomach add. which higgen and aggravates ulcers. as weD 11s some new approches to traditional 1Te11tmcnt Perhaps the biggest breakthrough has 10 do with dme11dine. 11 drug that directly reduces the secretion ol gMtric acid by blocJdng the action of h1$111mlne, 11 body chemical that plays 11 part In stlmulattng the flow Htstamlne Is the same substance which. when released from body cells dur· Ing 11 cold or allergk reaction. e11uscs run· ny noses and skin ra.shes<'Oddly enough. the antthistamines commonly used to re· heve cold and alJagy symptoms have no effect on acid secretions In the stomach. Another development Is that medical treatment may not be the only answer to helping ulcer victims. Recent work at Rockefeller Univenlty shows that gastric secretion may be controlled by the cortelC of the brain. This would mean that control of symptoms and the body's responses lo them could be learned. Under serious In· S-~. a /rtt·lotte1 ~. '-con lribuled eo o numi. ol mdfcd publcodona. In· cludlngContempot•!ISurgeryottdOB/GVN . •• ~...au . ......., .... . PEPTIC ULCERS lateUlc.r Fd vesrig1111on now are medlt11ttve techniques. including pl'ogreSS1ve relaxation. yoga. vanous types of classlcal meditation. hyp- nosis and clinical blofe:ed~. all of which teach people to adapt to stress on 11 num· ber of differenl levels. Atto.-ding to Dr. H11rold Waln of Walter Reed Army Medical Center. where P11llen1:$ 11re IT11tned In hyp- nos&S and self. hypnosis. "We are not 'cur· Ing' anything. for we are not treating the condition that causes the pain. We are just helping peopk! pul themselves at will Into 11n altered state of consciousness In which their perception of the pilin is lessened." And what of traditional treatment? Here many myths have been laid to rest by resurch Right up front Is the notion that ulcer piltlents must rlgldly adhere to a bland and tasteless diet. Not so. says Dr. Janowttz Current thinking calls fcx a diet P11latabk! enough for the piltient to accept Furthennofe. It now appears that there's no magic In that old st11ndby. milk. Dr. Janowttz says that one of the most com· mon dietary sources of cramps and diar· rhea Is lactose lntoler11nce. Thts means that a special sugar In mill< and milk-based foods di~es with the digestive tract. And switching 10 skim mUk won't help because the problem Is not In the butterfat but In the fluid portion of the milk. Actually. antacids are still the best buf· fers of excess stomach acid. But the con· sensus Is that calclum·containing pl'oducts should be avoided for a number of re11SOns. Arst. they usually e11use constlpa· lion. and second. they are likely to cau.se acid-kickback. which means they wtB first suppress and then stimulate add secretion. Anally. when used In 1llrge quandtle$ or ova too long a period. they may cause calcium Intoxication. So. an things conslde1ed. we may weG be on the way to producing one or man 11Unrs fcx this 20th-century r.111 dtteasie. .... THE $12,000.00 HOUSEWIFE Haw ""°" tried to ...-ke ... hooest dollar •1 home lately? My wllle mad I dlcL ADd. we foaad o.Mlwa looded wldl bogal em 11 rpe ...... .mm... •pmty .,...... and a ~olodMr.,......,.. balderdMh. h.,.. a eour ~ Then. ..veral ~ .., at a bridge party. one of the ...a. began dlece_... a Wf\I cU8elem wl tpedal home •rDOMy .-ofed"'. The eec:nC ... literally whiilpend acr-. the ..... My wi6e and I discuued the idea on the~ home and deddecl to by It. The project kept -hwy about bu houn a week. We med our dining room• an olke. At 8nt our earnings were low-S25.00 to S30.00 a week. But• dw months went by. we began making bundredl ol clol&an .. home on the weekends. It w• almost beyond belief. ObvlouP;. this ... too good to keep to owwlves. So 1 oplained the protect to my mother. She was over HW11ty and llYed alone in an apartment in Akron. Bu1 wtthln the 8nt tr1 days she m.de over $2.3)0.00 In cash from the same money protect. As our curiosity grew. we dhc:ownd a \laridy ol odMr people makmg money but wUh ao~t di&rcnt money protecis. 1. ~ dw QM ol Mmy Rttten· hew from ClevdMd. f« owr U& pan ••• beet\ a:mlng thoa9anda ol ...... home ln her spare time. • She provides a needed MTVlce In her neighborhood. • No one comes to her home -a« does she go to anyone et.e•a. • She uses only htt tftephone. a sptraJ note. book and a small 8llng box. • She makes up to 1100.00 per wall, span time. • Her service requires no technical skill of any kind. Some states require a simple hcens«. • Mary works for no one else. She does no' selling whatsoever. Most of her clMnta call her at home. • What she don Is so moral and auprernely honest she could probably get a Mitten mdorsement from most clergymen. • Her service is so simple that aJ.mo.a any- one could start the Mme project In )uat 9days. By Edward C. Laine. Ph.D Again, thae data are accurate or wt caaldn't-end wouldn't-prtat them. I • .John and Irene Te:ad-; started this u.aM ip«ial money project OWi' 10 ya.rs ago. They report earnlnga aa hlgb aa 112.000.00 per year •.. all earned at home. S • An Or...-h..band-wlle team ....wd tbe aa.me protect we started. In a recmt kaer they repon.d .-. Income ol 14.li00.00 Ill only 415~. Thet'a cwn better th. we dldl Obvlou.ly. this ls ucepttooal Income. What ""°" ....a .. a..lv up to you. a. the Wloee potmtSal ol -""moeey proteca• cm ... " -·~JU" , .... ..., cm ... women ...W OM ........ yem'9 ego wttb oaly lwdw cW.ln. Ti. ~-opsMIDg WI dme-ehey .... OWi' m.000.00. This bK:OllM w wrt8ed In a reomt national prae report. 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Weelc Crash Make· ooer/Shopeoun &auty Program Het down-lo e.arth philosophy has 5ustaJned heT since she opened her flnt ~try-befOfe· you·buy" cosmetic shop a t age 17 (she's now 35) To find out what questk>ns wo- men put to her mOS1 olten. FAMILY WEau..v condUC1~ this exclusive interview Q . I want to look like myself but beue-r. What should I do? A. Many women are concerned with betng made up to look artificial So any tech- niques you learn must be geared 10 yow lifestyle An outdoor buff doesn't want to be done up as a vamp Today women are more confident and invotved In living. less mto makeup and subcerfuge But durtng my in-store clinics and In my writings I stress rhe stmpie application ol makeup fyou·e need to devote no more than 10 minutes a day. once you get the hang of It). understanding ti<>me facials. 1ecognizlng skm problems. learning how to give your self a decent manicure as well as Pfoper dieting and nerclslng techniques. In selec- ting the right makeup . fo1 example. yC>UT best ally IS a cooperative and know ledgeable cosmetics saleswoman (frankly. one whom you can «!late to. who Is not high·powered OJ overly made up). Remember that your lifestyle. age a nd general coloring have a lot to do wtth makeup that's right for you. Be flextie about fashion colors. Be wiJTlng to e xperi· ment a little Assert yourself. make Mtry befoce you buy .. your new cosmettcs· shopping credo. When h comes to buytng lipstick. consider !he look you want. If yout curTent lipstick IS creamy and seems to smear too easily. mention the PJobi«m. -Q. My skin 1sn·t responding the way ft used 10 . Am I doing something wrong? A. I've Interviewed hundreds of damatol· oglsts who say there's a lack ol under· standing among we>m«n about thetr com· After plexions Many young women with once oily skin continue lo use drying soaps. fol lowed by drymg alcohol·based astri~nts I've met mature women. unsure ol 1hetr curTenl skm condition. who stiR apPJoach thelf complexions with the regimens they used as leeMgerS. If you·rc in the darll. here's one quick technique to determine your skin type: take a rhln brown J>4per bag. cut tt rnto stnps -on« fo1 your fore head. one 10 cover your nose and chin. a thm:I to use on your cheeks (You also can use oil-blotting tissues from y0ur druggist ) first thing m the mommg. before washing. rub one w.> back and fonh across your forehe4Wi If the paper gets shin~ your forehead Is somewhat oily Ir transparent. quite ody. Follow the same PJocedure for your nose and chin papeT and compc')re the rnults If a few Jwipes ol the paper across your cheeks a'9o r~eal the shine you're an oily type U rhe cheek area shows up fairly clean. you've got combtna lion skin. tr aJI three pilpft'S look clean. you've got dry skin. From now on you'U know what treatments are right fOf you. Q. My hair doan't shine and somettmes lots o( It mds up on my bnlsh. Can I Im PJOW thete condlttons1 A. Havtng a heahhy. shiny aop of hair. along with llgns of hair thinning, are ma)or ooncems for men and women. A oertaln 4!TIOUnt of hair loss Is normal. Most experts feel that a loss of up to 100 hain a day IS natural. But abnonnal hair loss In women could be caused by pregnancy. age (It takes longer fOf MW hairs to grow back as you grow oldet). senous 11lrle$$ (the prob lem ls usually ntversible) Of ltauma If your haW needs f81f rejuvenation. try my Kelp.Plus Hair Tntatmenl (fOJ all hair types). Combine •;, cup yogurt. 1 beaten egg yolk. 'It teaspoon kelp powder (avail- able In your health·food store) and l tu· spoon grated ~ rind Rub Into dry sea.Ip. leave 10 mlnuteg Comb through and sha~. Do your ftrst washout with N9U1ar w.ier and dw final rtnte ('!II wtlh mlncral waler. ._.. HAIRCOLOR CLINIC Coloring Gray Hair! Did you know there's a hard way and an easy way? ... EOO'YOM nmemben Bar6iara Britton °' tM looely •tar of Chit TV M!ria JI r. & Jira. Nortl&.. IUcmdy w di.coo- ered a nao and Wraple ""'Y of colDrinf pay ltair that ha.a Gl'OUMd a lot of ~ amoni ocher coomen. H~are ~of IMir'l"nt~ and comnw.nU. • ,,..,. ,..,..,., Lalel1 •1 gray laa1r .... -. ..... me .... r.e '°fed .... ~ Jt-..y .... ~. .. w go lo 1t. 8a1 r. afraid ru pt tit.at dall clyecl a-It. I ....41 ,_ were p&ee8ed wltla La4'y Gndaa Fonaala .. I loeked ,_ ...... ti.ere ... llO color eluU't. Bow 4lo I plek _, elaade? Mn.Y.M .. P~OW.. 'lhere'a DO confmins cob eelectian with Lady Grecian. The a.me clean clear liquid works whatever your oristmI color WU. YOU just comb it tbrouch JOlll' hair daily until you -the eolor you want. Then just a quid onoe a week«., bep9 it that t!'Q. And don't worry about looldns .. dyed," )'OUr color will be beautifully m.tural looldns beau.m LadyGftlCian worb with the natural chmniltry of your hair to retain a natural blend ol .t.s. and hilf>Uchta. So tab your daqbter-in-law'• advice and 10 to it with easy to uee Lady Grecian Formula. • ,,..,. ,..,.,,.,.., I've --laalreolor- ... ,_ aboa.& JO yean ••• all ldDclt. Tiiey leek lab a ad they dry •1 laalr aad epUt dae eade. Aacl I .. ..., tlaoee mway toac:h..,.. Caa I .wttell to (.a4J Gtoedaa wi&hoat ,.,.111q tll the old eioJor .....-. oatl' Mra. L. D., R.U.~ !•· Y • indeed. Udy Grecian Formula ii pedectly compatible wi1h any bair- oolor you IDllY ha" been Uliq. And, most important. it bu no dama.IU.. perw,iM llO you'll notice your hair *rtina to look --• healthier. Ewn the dry ..,a.it ends will besin to di8- .ppeer tbanb to poUe IAdy Grecian. Frieod8 tell me nitchins ii 9Wll) ..... than atartins with pay hair .. I did. y OU ju.It U8e IAldy Grecian Oil the pay ftlOt .... ti) it blendt in. And before Iona you1J ootioe your hair will look and feel eofter, the color will be more natural looking. And, just th.ink ••• DO more tUwome toucb-upe.. • o...r a.,...,., r. Jma bqiaahag lo aotlcie eome gray haln-lt botlMn me. bat I doa't walll to pt IDYOl•ed la eompllea&ed i..u..a..iq rot1dw. WW La4'y Gredaa wodt wt.ea yoa•re j..t a UuJe grayf M,.. •. B. D., S..,,., lltL lAdy Grecian ill especia11y good for early pay becauee it colon only the grey ... JeaYM the rest of your hair JD natural color. And it'• eo simple. n..•a no. IDllmY dye to cope with. just comb a few clear drope tbroUlb the pay area until it blenda with your natural color. Or, you am even make your p.,-baira into the popular {l'Ollt- ina eftect with IAldy Grecian~ • • • r .. ........,. ...y w.y to oo1or sray hair-Lady Grecian Formula. It'• totally difterent fJ'OID ordinuy bair- color. Fint ol all, it's a practically car liquid that worb gradually and lfllltly. You just comb ot bnleb it tbrouah your hair dally until you have the color you want. 'lllere'• no mfDnc no meea and no pam:i.tk. So you know ifs rmtle. No tireeome touch-ups either. Once your hair is the color you want ( mually about 10 daya), the same quick Udy Grecian application mce a week or so will bep your color looting naturally IOYely wi1h DO ,..._, J00ta ever. Lady Gtee:ian Formula is available at 'toi- letry oounten eveaywbere. • • • .blr ,..,...,.. Briltioa. If you 1aaDe a haircoloruw pro111.em. ctrop a """ io: &srilaro Brilton, 8o% 328CA , W,._ Pla.iM. N.Y. 10604. Qumiona of ~~ O'Ol Ustaal may be u-' in Mia • 1Jritton1• /at.urw "°""""'· ·-• • • If you'd li.k lo (ind ow h'1W Lody Grecian For"""'1 will coor• for you, J....i eatd II for a ~M1'0UI triaJ ain willa your name and oddraa to IM abow t:Jtldrat. Limil one pa-family. 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"-'"-A ........ , f<W -1 0 'fU 0 .0 APO. /!PO, Ai..t.. lle-11, l'tlerlo ltkw.: -'1•/tw•,..-fill-tfw NQ.'S7t AYDMI TROATCEK I . AWIHI I ·-------~---------------J USE SEEDS fOR DELECTABLE DISHES In most areas it's too cold to plant a garden. But you can get some new dishes going In your winter kitchen by adding some fragrant seeds to your cooking. By Marilyn Hansen CARAWAY SEED Caraway seed ls an .-omatic product ol the Netherlands and can be ~own In this counlry. This J>Was.tng, sllghdy sharp-sweet seed has been knowr, and used so long that archeologlsts have discovered It In the debris left by Swts.s lake dweJlen some 4.000 ye.an ago. UP'tAUER 1 teeepoon p~ musutd 2 taHupao••wwm•llt• Yt cup butW or,..,.... eoftenecl 1 -Cl OD.) Cl'9MI c:Neeie, llOftlMled 1 talllll:p GOii Minced oNon ..... , .......... 1 tlltJIUpODn capera, rnlncM 1 tatJlnpoonc:araw•reeecl Few twtata .,..,,., lfound btadl P9PP9f 1. ln a cup, combtne mustard and warm water. Let stand 10 minutes to develop Oavor. I . In a small mbllng bowl, beat butter with eiectrk: mlxa until Mlit. Add cream cheae, blendingwel. S. Add mut&ard mtxture ablg wtth re- maining ~. Mbl thoroughlor Saw as a spread with 01ICMl's. Mola 2 cup. POPPY&EEDS Poppv ...cts .. ~ what ~·d think -the ...ct°' dwd baudul ftower. We Im· port almOlf .. ol ow poppv eeeds &om dw ~ AUltrdaMdTurkey. . ~ .... have beer'! a famous~ dlent sJnct Greek and ROlfYIBP dmel. but nobod,I Ml ewr topped central Ewe> pal'4 • ..,. ol thae tiny~ ..... POPPY SEED POUND CAKE 1 .. PoPP¥ .... y, .,...,....., v.-. .... 1 ...... .....,..... 9oftlMd 1¥. o.olpelUPf ....... ,., ..... , .......... t 11nru1n,..nnm.exnoc 2~ .,.._.....,.. ... ,..,ouftiDur 1 ti Up D Dti belllftt tode 1 .... , .. .... 1 ..... NtkN••' ...... ... llPU••OOld .... 1. tn • tthd tauccpan, cook poppy teed . wtth honey end watw for 5 minutes, cool 2. In large mixing bowl, c:rum buttft with sugar until i.ght and fluffy. Stw In cooled poppy-seed mlxtutt s. Add egg yolks, one at • time, beating we.I after each addition. Blend In sour cream and vanilla extract. 4. Sift together flour, sOda and Nit. Grad· ually add to poppy-seed mixture. beating web aftet each addition. 5. Beat egg whttes until stiff pc.ab fonn. Fold Into batter. 6 . Pour batter Into llghdy grused and floured IO.Inch tube pan. &kc In P'Chut· ed 350°F. own until done. about 1 hour and 15 minutes. 7. Cool In pan on a raca for 5 minutes. Rcmow cab from pan to a ~: cool cornplet~ Blend confectiooas' sugw wtth cold water until smooth. Spoon ow:r cake. Moku l lor~cob SE.SAICE SEED Sesame seeds should be sprinkled In a skillet and heated over modenltc heat untll golden II they are to be sUned Into a mlJI· tUTe or showered ova food. SESAME CHEDDAR STICKS 1 ¥. c:-.a W llftM .. pup a I I ... ¥. ......... ... ltrH11;paw ..... .... 1 C11Pftm.)"111" ,...,.due· ~ ~ CllP ...._ ar _...,.. a trllt11;poona ~ ..- 21Ma11aDN celd...., 1. In • mbdng bowl, combtne l1our, -.II and saeme seeds. I. Cut In che._ and butter with poavy blender or two knives until crumbly. a. Spdnlcle'wtth ~ anc1 waMr. sat togett. with foot& until tnllltun dngia to lkle of bowl. Shape Into • bel: "-ndle lg~ t . On llghdy floured boerd, rol out cb'9fl l/4·1nch thtdt. Cut Into~ x YI-Inch~; ... cutter llnck. nk:c touch. 5. PS.c. on UntPMed beJdng ,._.. end beka tn preheated 450°F -oven 8 to 10 mlnut• until golden. Remove to ndu: cool. Nb with drfnkl. aoup or ..a.ct. ,.,o1c .. 3 do#ft 1'11111.Y u,.....,,.... • " -.,....,,...----- The Lazy Man's Way to Riches • Mut ,..,,, Ar• r .. aa, i--. • Liv.., t• ••• Aar .... ,. I ust-d to work h~nd Thf' IS.hour days. TIM' 7-day weeks. But 1 didn't start making big money until I did less-n lot less. For example, thia ad took about 2 how1I to write. With n little hd, it should eem me 50. maybe a hundn!d .thousand dollars.. What's morr, I'm gojng lo ask you to aen6 me 10 do.llara for aometrung that'll cost mr no more than 50 cents. And I'll try lo make it 110 irTeSistible that you'd be a damed fooJ not to do il Aftt-r all, why should you ca~ if I make $9.50 profit ii I am show you how to make a lot moft. What if rm so sure that you will make money my Luy Man's Way that I'll make you the worlcfa moat unusual 1uarantee'? And heft it is: J won't even cub your dwdl or money order for 31 days af ta I've eent you rny material 'That'U live you plenty ol tiroe to pt it. look it over, try it oul If you don't aifte that il'a ...U, al l~a•t a hundred timea what you inveated. amd it t.Q... Your ~ check or money order will be put in the return lnllil. 'The onJy reaaon I won't aend it to you and bill you or eend it C.OD. ia because both thae methoch involve more time and money. And I'm altady aoinr to rive you the bigen barpin ol your life. Beatt11e J'm aoi-nl to tell you whit it look me 11 yeen to perfect: How to make money the Luy Man's w.,y. O.K.-now J have to braa a lltde. I cton•t mind il And it's nece 11 ry-to prove that send.ins me &he 10 dollara .•. which I'll keep "in ercrow .. until you're aatil&d ... is the smartest thins you ever did. I live in a home thafa worih $100.000. 1 know it is. becaure 1 turned down an oft" foe that much. My-mortca&e is'- than ba1I that, and the only reuon I hlftll't paMt If oa ia becauae my 'JU Accountant aaya I'd be an idiot. My .. ~·· about a mi.le and a ball tram IQ1 lane, ia richt oo the bmcb. My view ill ., ~tbtakinc lhat mmt people ocwu•.-U chat they doo'teee bow I set an.y work c:ble. But l do~ ~ About 6 hourr a da1. 8 or 9 mootm a year. The rest ol lhe time we IPll'd al OW' mountain .. c:abih.." I o-Jd $30,000 for U -C81h. I have 2 boats and a Cadillac. All s-Jd for. We have •tockt. bcindt, Snveabmmta., cub in the benk. But &be moat impor· \ant &bll\l l have ia pricele.: titne with m.yWnily • And I'll.._ you Just how I did it-- the Luy Man'• Way-. secret that I've lhlr.s with Jud a I• rtiende ·w now. It doe9n't require .. education." rm a hl&h edm paduate. It c1oem·t require "capital." When I started out. I wu eo deep in debt that a lawyer frifmd advieed benknrpecy .. the Obb ..., out.. a. .... ~. w. paid oa our chbQ md. outs~ of u,. mortpge, don.t OW<' a cent lo any man. It doesn't requirf' "luck." I've had more than my &hare, but l'm not prom- iain" you that you'll make as much money a.a I have. And you may do bet- ter; I peraonally know one man who used theee principles, worked hard. and made 11 million dollarw in 8 yeani. But money isn't ev~thing. It doesn't require "talent." Just enough brains to know what to look for. And I'll tell you that. 1t doean't require "youth." One woman I wotked with ia over 70. She's travelled the world over, ma.king all the money ahe need&. doing ooJy what I la\.llht her. It doesn't require "experience. .. A widow in Chicaeo has been averqing $25,000 a year for the put 5 years, uaU,, my methods. What don it require? Belief. EDC>Ugb to take a chance. Enou&h to abeorb what I'll eesld you. Enoush to put the principlee into action. U you do just that-nothina more, nothing le9&-the result.a will be hard to believe.. Remem- ber-I guaramee iL You don't have to live up your job. But you may soon be makini so much money that you'll be able to. Once apin-1 guarantee it. 'The wiaeet man I ever knew told me .omethin1 I never forgot: "Most people are too busy earning a living to make any money." Don't take aa long aa I did to find out he was rishl I'll prowe it to you. ii you'll send in the coupon now. I'm not •inc YoU 4IO .. beli~" me • .Jmt try il If rm wrong, all you've loll ia a couple ol minutes and a poetap stamp. But what if I'm rit:ht? .....,. www. Qtllren9 Bank of eo.u Kem 2970 Ba.rtlor Bou1eftJ'd <A.ta 11--. Callfomla 92628 ------------------, I JoeK.ubo I I 11105 South Pacific,~ 28-J I I Sumtt Be.ch. CaUforn1a 90'1'2 I I Ja., 70U ~ ti. full of beans. but I J what have I rot to loae? s-d me tbe I 1 Laz;y Man's Way to Riches. BKt dott't I l d.,,orit ,,,.., chttk or MOM1I cmUt-for I I JI d4al• cftn It'• '" tlw "'4U.. I I U I Mum your material-for nv f I reuon -within that time, return my : f "1'Caa'*' check or money order to I I DM. OD that ti.a.la, hue'• 11\Y ten I doUata. I I I Name f Add.re. I Iott I I -I I &.a 1.ip I L~~~~--~----J .. 0. • • .. .. -• • • .. ,... ........ . • sntllG en¥l:"S t DOUILE QUAUNTEE r--aanwacno.. auAllAllTSDI lllAH. COUPOee MOW-, I SNHMI HOV£ ACftS. o.t. &,,.5151 1----a..P.o .... -. ...... ~ .... ma I ~ml --AU. S(ASOll......., CCJU.ECT1Cl'(l)C111206ft> I .. ~ ....... w...., '-* ........ "• tlCelly .,_... I §lWI......... .. .......... u.... ........ I ............... ..n ......... ,........_ I ... IOdlyl ... ,.....l'lhM. I nlaft,... ........ +SM ......... .-..... 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IUIS m THE NllST CIWJTY ll•·TUTtl FAMOUS IEYO Z-52 ZDYS1A CIAI$ ... llOll'T smll M MIYTKllll LlSS!" · S)'MIMSMIUw Af('OnOmln, Lolt«lond Nur.rln ·--di«\ ....... ...___.,.. ....... ........... , :.•.::."""11 ..... ~ ..................... __.. ~""'' ....... (.... .....°'""" §......,lllR.mfA 9 0.--aa.. c.M... ,. __ .. ......_ __ ., .. °"' _ ... _. __ _ L llA IP ..J ____ ...... ...,.. ... -,_ .... ---- I I -.- BASEBALL'S MOST HEROIC OOMEBACK where U now runs ttuough rat In· stead of sc:~ tissue There was no way of telling whether the nerve would regenerate and function again. and the po5SlbUi- ty eXlS(ed that John would have a permanent handicap, thal he would not be able to open a door with that hand But John believed No player heading for spring training this week has overcome as much as Tommy John has in his fight back to the top. John with children and wife Sally ~r-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--. By Donna Buys c t> s " He was told he would never • pldy baseball again He was told : he may be ~rmanenrly hand1 t> capped He wa!> lold he was ~ ··ndky for trymg 10 play ~ Those are 1ust some ol rhe rhmgs people said 10 Los An geles Dodger pucher Tommy John lollowmg an operallOfl on his elbow in 1974 Bur rhi! laugh was on rhem In 1977 he had h~ finest seMOO wmmng 20 games and hnlshmg second m the Nallonal League 1n the Cy Young voting The miury thal nearly ended Johns career occurred m July of 1974. when a tendon ruptured m his p.1ch1ng elbow dunng a game in Mon1real Two months later he went mro ~urgerv When team phys1e1an Frank .Jobe came out of the operanng room he rold . Johns wile Sally "The worst has happened Tommy had a rom hgamem that was shredded and 1he muscles were damclged The elbow area must be rebuilt " Miraculously. Dr Jobe. Dr Herbert Stark and a ream of seven humerus ulnar course behind elbow) uln•r nerve In ,.routed courae ln front ofetbow Along with rerouting the ulnar nerve. doctors transplanted a ligament from the right arm. other docton put John's arm back together They toe* a liga· ment from the right arm and trans- planted II to his left arm. Of. Jobe told Sally· "It's an opentrion that's never been done before, and -don't know If It's going to wOc'k. Ir that kid ever pitches again. It's going to be more than human work. When tw getS out of the ~tal. you'll have to ptt· pare him to 5tatt thlNdng about what he'O do when he gets out ol IFYOUNEED TO BUILD UP YOUR BLOOD DON'TCOUNrON VITAMINS Iron poor blood is the most widespread nutritional ailment in America today. And taking vitamins can't help, because vitamins don't contain iron. Take Geritol, every day. Geritol is so rich in iron, each tablet contains more iron ~ than even a pOund of calf's liver. Plus vitamins important to your health. Geritol's iron will actually build your blood back to normal. That's what makes it different from just plain vitamins-and so important to you. ~ because I think that day's Just around the comer " When John heard from Or. Jobe that he might neveT pitch again. he thanked him f°' his concern but said to Sally. "'Don't worry. ewrythtng's gorng to be 0 K rm gonna pitch again.~ Thn1e month$ latn he suffered a setbaclc e nd had to have another operation. His hand was curling up like a gonlla's: he couldn't hokl a kolfe and fcll'k. Scar ltssuc from the transP-nt operation ¥d choklrd off the uln1t neTYe. so no messages could get through to teD 1he fingers lo mow. Or. Jpt>. acrapcd and rerouted the nefVC from under the elbow to the lop. It was God's will that he would return lo beMbaR. When the cast was taken off after 16 wfflu. Sally recalls. "The arm wes a shriveled "'"' ol bona. like a skeleton with ~ dead sJtin " It was bent upward and almost Immovable. but he was able to stratght•n the arm. He bought tom• Siiiy Putty and W<>OO!d i1 with his fi~. He swam in his pool and 1<><* two°' thJee hot showers a day moving the ann under the hot water to improve the circulation. and he ran 4 to 8 mdes a day. He olso ate high protein foods and toe* large quanllties ot vtla mins B and C. The payoff came when he could move his little finger The nerve was working again A month after the la$t ~ was removed. he went to spring tralrung. He recalls: "The other ball players looked at me like. ·You're crazy to be here al Dodger Stadium; you're wasilng your gas driving here."' With skepriasm they asked him . "Do you lhlnk you're gonna pctch again?" Sports writers made fun ol him. calhng him, "Tommy. the flaky leff·handeT.-When hi! Pf<>- dalrned that he plan~d to prtch again. they replied. -1r·s great to have confidence. but you have to be realistic.·· John started throwing like a 10.ye.ar·old. and because he didn't want to waste a catcher's 11me. he JWactlced by throwing against a wall. One afternoon after he had been throwing for 20 mJnutes, Ben Wade the Dodgers' dlfectOf ol scouhng. asked him if his arm hurt When Tommy said .. No." Wade said . ·11 you're telling the truth. you're gomg to pitch again -At this stage. Wade and Dodger man~ Tom lasofda were the only two people In baseball who had any confidence in Tommy John·s comeback. John made that comeback oo April 16, 1976. against thi! Al· lanta Braves. He lost the game. but he regc\lned his confidence In his next game ag&nst Hous- ton. he pitched seven Innings of shutout ball. He pilched his regu· lar rotation for 207 Inning$. won lO games lost 10. and received lhe Fred Hutchinson Award fOf Courage and the Comeback Player of the Year Award. "I bebeve. -says John ... that the greatest gift God gives us ls an ability to excel. and our greatest gift we can retum to God Is to cul- hvate tho54! abiJitles to the fulleS1 You can lose a bell game. yet you are • winner lf you put forth every ablllty that God gave you - As Tommy John prepares fOI' this season. he'smoredetennlned than ever For starters. he does something different fTom any other pitcheT. ~Most pllchefs re.st the day after they have pitched ... he explains. ~but I practic~ for about 10 minutes fOf four con- secuttve daya. Then I rest the day befOfe I pitch." His attitude has also d\onged: "M y thinking about baMball now Is to go out on that mound and give ewry eblllty that God gave me. eve-n ti we're win· ning 20 to nothing I 1'!111 IWVll't bae}( off... IAIJ ,..,....u,,....,...... • " ______ Quips &Quotes _____ _ NOU10daya, ..:it.en Grandma ma at the .PMlng .. heel ••• ,,,.,,,. ably oGfifng U. Vegas. -Hom A.bight Things have changed lirlCC the days ol ~ phe Colwnbus. Columbus haded '°'India and wound up In s.nto Domingo. Todey you had for India, you gd toindta. It's !IO'oW ~ d'8l ~up in Sento 0on*'9o. -COtWOd Aordlo If modem on~ J.'OU, /&""think whal It must do llO people urho &mdaii*1ncl It. -Lona~ J know a CIOnMIVadonllt who look up ....-1- wltling. and now he's "9Y .... I~. Ha ..rd. Pehaps Ifs caled nddle 11ge be- came !h.l's wherw • ~ up 8nt. -Edith N. Emmons Cook'• ianwnl: TOIW mobs......,_ "'Do~ know how mM1Y "-I go~ In• -'4iWt Sodghtlff ...a.r -Roll.rt o..t.m AMAZING PRICE BREAK ~ I RECEIVER GIVES YOU ADVANCE WARNING-IMMEDIA TEL Y1 ClllllULS LOOSE 11 nm, ROODS. YOU1 IEMiHIOIHOOO HUlllfMES. 'fOIUDOS ..... -.,... lldl•.., IOW OILY $995 A Vital Necessity For Every ... DRIVER e HOUSEWIFE e SHUT-IN TEENAGER e SPORTSMAN e LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY Now! Get ca warnings on a1 40 ctian· nets, while you're driving ... at home ... <X out In the woods. 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Yes, big, sweet. juicy CUMBERS that ectualty rush skyward in cluster...peeked pillars of fruit ... berries by the hundreds from top to bottom ... In jus1 a matter of weettsl Y-. M9 enJor true ........... ..type &ti....,,..." ... Wit OM BIOCER .... ,..., glWdeft .... ....,.... Md ......... Incredible super-bearing giant developed by Michigan Piant Scientists,cllmbslike a rose -smothers itsetf in a solkt column of fruit as tall as a man -gives you a whole orchatd of berries from fust a 2-foot-wide section of wall, teoce, °'trellis -and all starting In less than 2 month's time! • SO BIG and juicy, you eat them like hahdtrult. • SO HUGE and mea1y, just 3 sliced-up berries top a cereal bowl! • SO FAST 11rowing you'll see It surge into a rnan- tvgh "berry factory" tNa very seaon. starting In Just 80 Dayll • SO PROLIFIC that for every giant berry you reach up and pick. 2 more grow forth to take !ta place! AND THEY MULTIPLY -80 YOU GET TWICE AS MANY IUM HIGH lleAUT1E8 EACH AND EVERY YUR -AND~ -'**'-this SUPER CLIMBER Is a seff.mufttptytng penNmlal, fOf wery berry-taden cttmbtng vine you v-t this year, you'll get twiee a many GIANT CUMBERS next year ... and fN9fY year to follow. Meaning: HUNDREDS UPON HUNDREDS OF BERRIES year..after-year-after-yearl \ ntlNK OF m YOU PUNT ntlS SPRING -PICK BERRIES BY THE BUSHEL STARTING IN JUST 55 TO IO DAYSI And remember -because they're winter-hardy, (to -30°F) -because they're disease and virus resistant -they're one of the sturdies1, easy-to-grow strawberries imaginable. Just drop them In the ground next to any fence, trellis. wall, or even a pole •.. and see them march themsel~ right to the top In an lnentdlble parade of fruit, ftowers. and foliage. There's just nothing else as spectacular in all of nature. SORRY, AU ORDERS RUED ON A. F1RST-COME. ARST-SERVU> BASIS-AND SINCE NOW IS TH£ TillE TO PLANT -ACT NOW! Here's the best newa of all -the amazing price of these wondrous "KING SUGAR" Climbing Strawberries. Not the $1 .00 per plant you might expect for such a re- markable super-bearing climber ... but lesa than 50¢ apiece for thickly-rooted firmly established planta . . . and each one all set to cllmb high as a man and bear fruit by the basketful starting In just 80 days. But supplles of this "KING-OF-All-BERRIES" are go- ing fast ... and of course, with performance like this, demand la overwhelming. To avoid disappointment. act now! ANOTHER EXTRA BONUS AT NO EXTRA COST! All ,._ .... -ti "-f ........ 9'1dMly ..... Ill CM,._.. ,. ............. ""' Cl-le ~-All ~ ... -.. llldlla .,.clltty ........ Eat ...... " 1111111 ....... _..,.... --.., ............. ,. ,.. .. .._, '"':· ,..,. ,_ .......... d ................. . GUARANTEE 0 117a ..,,._toM Corw, Inc., CWoMne Ad .. Ptllta. PA 111.,. f SUPPLIES GOING FAST-ACT NOW! • OIQ OP AUAIDli\Ull, °""'" JSAA..Q, c.... .... p F 0 ...... •A 1t'IN I Ip .... ,,.,.~ Mt-~~ the ftl.ftMf of HIONQ SUGAR" Ollmbin9 81' riy 1Mnt1 I tleft eMcMd .,.__ ~ I klHO SUGAR CUWIEAS . ... SUI i* PQMaOe & a 12 ktNO SOOAA CllM&EAS . • $4M · iso, "°"'81 & 11 klNO SUGAR CUMBERS ta.II 75' ~ & ~ 24 KINO SUGAR CUMBERS ........ . SUI S1 ~ & MndlnQ AMcM#IC MdoMd I PA ~edd ft ..... t-. Cl-* or_., Ofdlf, no C.0.0.a ~ Q-=-cOflfD ..... --------··-...... ---· ... fROMVOODOO TO TATTOOS: THERE'S A MUSEUM fOR EVERYONE And thai s just the beginning. There are lots more devoted to such subjects as spiders and witches. By Richard Berman The diwJ1ity a( peaple and lnterata In the United Stain Is wd ~ted by our variety a( unusual mUHUms. Ant. there's a mu.seum devoted lo nuts (the edible ldnd) In Connecticut It's the brainchild al a charming woman named ~h T .... n. who has lllCriflced the entn Dvlng room and perior a( her home to the c:oGec1Son and dlsptay a( nuts. Her N.t II._.. houMS the woricf1 largest nutcracka (aght·fff1 tall) and. a( course. the wand's largest nu1 (35-pound doubl. coconutJ. She has even written a song c:alJed. appoprtately enough, "The March on Nuts Is on." The Nut Mu.seum Is open &om April through NC>Yember. Information 15 avail- able from Eltiabcth TashJan, Nut Museum, Ferry Rd. •2.-Old Lyme. Conn. 06371. Movtng right along, In Powhatan, Va., we f\nd a museum dcdlcated to spiders. At the friendly Spider 111.... you can learn such fa9cinating facts -spden fly but have no wtnga and Iha Mlk ls pro- porttonalcly stronger than lfff{. It Is al at the Spider MUMUm, Rt. 2. Box 114, Powhatan. Va. 23139. The Mx1 leg ol our jotlmey takes us to the Natlollel M...... ol Medkal Q.ed;.my In St. Louis. Here we ftnd hun- drects ot Items that were UMd to bilk the pubtic, lb the elecb1c.al gadgs1 that Is sup. poled to diagr\OM a! types a( dileaMs and P'_,.,.,. treatment. Wrttc the National Museum d Medical Quackery, St. Louis Medical Sodety BuUdlog, 3839 UndeD Blvd .. St. Louts, Mo. 63108. Whtie In New Orleans. stop In to sec the Voodoo 11...... which exhibits, emong ott.... things, an altar once utcd In W>Odoo lttUU. lbe mUMUm's gft .hop In- dudes llUCh bmgalna u an authentic: vc» doo dol for $1.50. lam men bv ~ the Voodoo MuteUm. 739 Ru. 8oud>on. Ncwe>riana. La, 70116. And thaw'• the .._ ~ .... -wfw& the S.m wtld1 ~al 1692 .. ~ ~· If that. pm 10 you, W1t111 the Seiilrn Wlech Mu- seum, l91h W.shlngfon Squat. North. Salem, Mas. 01970. On cllplay at New Y°"' Oty's •- of Broad: ...... ii your fa\/Oritc old·lfmc tdlMslon program. shown to you on a pn. vate console. Tlw. museum hes on fie .hundreds al films and tapes al noeM>le teWvision programs. Or stt beck and listen to some old radio prowams For lnfonna- tion write the Museum a( Broadcasting, 1 East53tdSt .. NcwV~. N.V. 10022. Eve:ry New Year's Day In Philade~hia thousands al men and women dra.s up In outlandish and elaborate costumes, play s~band mu.sic and mateh down 8roed Street. If you've nevw 1ttn the Phila- detphla Mummers Day Parade. only a "'511 to the M••m .. Miuet1• wlll do. There you'll see the award·wtnnlng COltumcs. hear the music and learn how to do the In· comparable mummers "strut." lnfonnatkln Is avalleb6e from the Mummers MUMUm. 2 St. at Washington Ave .. ~. Pa. 19147. It was P . T. Blrnum, the famous show- men. who put up the odglNI money for the P. T. S.-Mii••• In .. hometown a( Bridgeport Conn Lo<.ly bdled as a museum ot drcus memonblle. the Barnum Museum contatn& • cobful poCpoun'I ot dbpleys. lndudlng lfl anl- meMd miNef\ne ctn:us wtth more th.n 400.000 ~ Ogura. Witte the P. T. Bernum MUMUm. 820 Main St .. 811dgeport. Conn. 06604. 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OOUl*Yo "'*-•oll~~oeo& Wt•~ ~Mntao--~• much .pa111i1ia..,. ...... ~ cWli¥ occur.-·~ do.,.. ...... • ant« .... ""' ..... -"lodl {,Ill) •• Wik ,,.., AfNa, Ntiilr ~64l~Awnue.M.w~N.Y.100ZI. A woMAN·s COURAGEOUS PIGHT AGAINST ILLNESS The average life span of cystic fibrosis sufferers Is 14 years. But Georgette Weaver. one of only 93 victims known to have reached their 30's, continues to battle successfully for her life. By Gloria Hochman ~ Weaw. tdd.s.,..... lowed, aurnpled lctta In her hand. It was wntten by Or. Jan Crump. a pediatric: alagllt. .nd Is addreaed to Ms. w..v.'• mother. h reads, "Your baby. GeorQett•. ii VCJY lkk. She Is noc going to llw .... " Ms. Wave srnla. "Thal la- te WU writt.n J2 iiean ago ... Ms. w..ver hM cysdc tb'Olll. st. • one ol • llMA. but ~ ~. number ol pe1ia'G who. de- fllndi/. hie .,,., .t.ulthood. Shi aedlts her IUMvAI to '°'1c, faith, detiamNaon and Dl. Crump. "for me. cystic fb'OIB had no beginning," Ms. Wawr rec* "I always ac •«peed It a. the ..y I w.. lnllilad of toed. I llwd on • furmW. for MWfl ..,..... I WM in and out of ~ -I never tpCnt • ful ~ at hoRw -and a ni.sw amc every ocher d.y lo ~mcshoa." Cysdc fbosis. a genetic dtMale. Is • lieading ~ of doth In cNldrcn. Its vldiml are plagued by dti, ltidty mucus. which dogl their lungs Md -. weya and creates tnathlng and dlgadve problems. The avenge ... "*' ol Mfcnn .. 14 years. In addldon lo Ms. ~ the Cysdc Fbom Raarch Found. lion, wtth nadonal he.dquarten In Atlanta. knows ol only 92 ott. people wllh the ... who h•v• reach•d th«tr 30'1. ~· Weave. an derva-cent. •rttcvlat•. auracttvc woman IMng In Schwenbdc, Pa.. has twr own ldait llbolrt why w II one ol them. Ma. Weaver's moth. ated a kit wNlc her daughter was wcw- lng up. Oumg GeoriJett··· h five manthl.. she took her from ctoca' to doctor. But no OM could tel her what w• wrong. "One da~ • neighbor *OM- rnended that my mothct tab me to Or. Cnsmp." Ma. Wcawr MYS· "Sh. CX.tmlned me and ..iced my mother If lhe could tab IOfM tab. Am:rwetd, ahe told my mother that I had cytttc ~ ... and would probably. IOon. "I w. only ftYe montht old then. end the ftnt thing my mom dtd was to t.ve • poltralt painted ol me. She ~ thM would be the ._. plct\n ol me ahe wouJd.,,.. h.w." Al the w llml, c.cq.a, .. ~ ..,.Med, • comtnon ~ ~ familll wlh •• -.u_, .......... • falaly • child. "So ..... Wiii my mocher. al by hcrMlf. With U... tn\811 chl1dren, one In the holpbl. wid'I no one to give her ~ Of ftnandal support . But she has am&dng llrcngth and low. It II chat low that has glwrl me lhe modvatlon to llw my We es produc:ttvcly u I can." Geargeuc says her school ~ ~ lliltofw:tl)lly. She graduatied from high tchool at 17. the youngat mcmba ol the daa. with superior grades ... , ncwr cootldned myself handi. c8A*I tiec..... my problem wai tnYlltie. ·she -VS· "I wocbd on the echool papa:, had a pert In the senior pity. ung In thc choir. It wasn't unll aftc I was married that I Nalllld the fuJl nuntftca. dofwolmy~. "'I went to the doctor to ftnd out wh«ttw:r It would be safe to have •child. He met t. cldn't know. ~ dedded to become pNgMnt aftYW8\I. and the nine montt. werw ~ and free ol coroplk.at1on1. The dcllvay, however. almost ld1led her, but .he "got h.lc:ky and dcllvered Wendy. .. As my husband and I ldmed mere about what cyltk lb'Olll ru1y meant -the lhoneM<l llfc span. the pcnnanently 9CalTed tu19, the pogicwlve naturw of dM .... -.. bec:arn. ... able to cope ..... ..-cl to dr1nk. The mc:n I needed him. the morw he Woald -=ape Into '* botde. By that lllM. my lt.tf9 had besiWl to bleld. h ~ when blood ~ tvpt\ft from eo many yws ol Wecto.1 Md coughing. The doctar laid me I could hlp- pcn frequmdy, and when It did, I mutt get to • t'IOlpllal Of l could bleed to death In 24 hours. For the Int time. I was KSed. • The Weavers were seriously consSdertng dJvorcc when they had "an lncredlb&e lplrituaJ npe· rialCC that c.hanged our lives. We were tn Acrlda, and we dropped In on a nondenomtnation c:hun:h ..-vice had In • drive-In thuter. lt WU munt fer people who c:ouJdn't relate to rdgioll. The p8lb Sllid, 'Has there CYU ...... time In your life what you needed to know what wa hap- pening to you? Why you WCTe put on ft* earth?' He Dached a nerve btcause J had often wondered why r had been ~ to bard* burden. As. rau1t ol th.t MmlOn my hus- band and I began to attend Stile ldlOOI. lt was there that I found the puspoee ol llfc." C.,.gen. reluctantly admits that her dftys mw not usy to bar. On her good mornings. she awakent with• suffocating feeling In her chat. On her bed ones. she full as though a gJtuly bear ls tqUea:lng ha lungs togetha Rdef coma when the Inhales musty v.por from the etedrk compraeor that dee.orates her bedroom. Tiwn she Bes on a table, buOt on a 4!>-degree slant. where her hutband adm!nistcn postural drainage (~ s&aps on the bade to~ mucus). "Now, alter a half ·hour of P'CI>' aration, • says Ma. Wuva. ·rm ready to bruthe, and I can tab my pllls and, most tmponant. sec w.ndy off to tchool. "It wasn't always Ilk• Ihm.· she rtmembcrs. "TMre wa-. times that l could do"'°"· But this .. nasll~. Voudon'tget better. I ~ hatdcr at breathing now. and I Interest myseJf In things that I can do at home alone. "Wendy .... " She says the Mm41 toftly, lovtngly. "It 15 \Yen· dy whom I wony about most. "last ~ I WU In bsd for 30 weeks. One day. Wendy came upstatrs after tchool, stood at my bedslcM and whlspcred, 'Mom- my. are you gotng to dil?' "I tumed to her, my cya bftm. mlngwlthtean, and Aid, 'Wendy. I don't know. But you know that God COntroAs our lva. l can't Id you when ltwtl happen. but when ft do.It. It wtl be In God't ~. and tt won'1 be \.O'ltt ~ ,_ .. Nlldy t9 hlincle ..... .:\I I The first real taste in anylo~tar. ' The natural cigarette did it •. · It's rich· and full and it satisfies. It's Real·. , Your ciprette enhances iu flavor Of course, the menthol in Real artificially. All major brands do. Real does Menthol is fresh, natural. Not synthetic. not. We use only the 6nest tobacco DI.end You get a rich 'and round and deep taste. and add nothing ~rtificlal. Nothing. A total taste that satisfies. Yet it's low tar. Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. 0Dly9 ..... tar. el971R.J.~~oCo. PEOPLE QUIZ/a, .1o1m E. Glbeoa Do outgoing people perform better under Stress than introspective people? Are they easier to get along with? MORE THAN SEPARATES EXTROVERTS FROM INTROVERTS TRUEORFALSE1 1. The quid Introvert ii 11kOJ to be men adlYe In the bole llOd romance department than the men outspoken atrovat. I . U you hete to gd up tn the moml11g and don't rully get Into high gur until the lat· t.cr half ol the day, then you probably have llrOng cxtrovat tendenda. s. WhOe lntroveltl function beu.r under relu.s condltionl with a mtnlmum ol pressure and ltlal, the oppaml• ii true for utrowrts. 4. Introverts tall m<n than atroYertl 5. If you prefer to "1 acroa from ~ pcnon (In. ralaunnt °'wherever), you'n probebly an Cidl'OYCrt. '· ExtroYcrts ... easier to get along wtth than Introverts. ANSWERS 1.FalN. ~1~conducwd at the Unlvenlty ol London show that ex- troverts arc m<l(W frequently and more ac· ttvely lnvolwd In romantic situations with mcmben of the oppoelte ICX. I~ not that the tntrowrt doesn't lib women, but he's more cautious In tnvolvemcnts In whk:h Ii· fain ol the hc.n .. c:oncemed. I. True. Cambridge Untwnity studta thow that In molt cata the ~i .b6lty to think, reason end et.orb new knowl1dge doan't functkln. ~ ... ,_.,._,.,~ .... as the lntroYat'1 durtng the hours between bruldalt and Md\ time. Extroverts. how- ever, waw found to have•~ edge owr the other pG'IOMllty type between noon and tunMt. The cx:tcnt to which the time ol day .. ~ to affect your mental faaallla cMpends on how pronounced ~ tendcnda ... In either the Introvert Ol Cldlowrt ~edlon. S. Trw. In Notthwat.ern Untventty studies. lnlnw9tl and CldroYatl were '#Y- en tats ol mental M*y under varying de· .,.... ol .a...~: underllralconcb- tionl Ol llrne sir-.n. the pabrnances ol lntrowrts ... ~ compared wtth thoee ol CldroWrta. wh<. perfannanca ll11p10¥ed with---. C. Falaa. ln ltudia et the Untwnlty ol Michlg9n, lntrowrts were found to be men c:t.y ol words than cxtrowrts. 1aa lbly to tall men than they think neca--v. A ha1her finding: "&trowrts ta9' for ptaportlol .. t.ly mcn ol the time than tn- trowrts becaUM they have short sllenc:e periods radwr than long utterances." I . True. Stud~ at the Institute ol Experi- mental f>¥hology et Oxfoni UnlveTSity &how that "llFlftcarrt dlffaenca between Introverts and atro\latl .. found In ftve sttuanon.. Gcnaally. extrovats chooee to d ~. acroa the table 0t down the length ol It, and actJw politlons that place them at an ang6& to •nother. whether doM 0t at • da.tance." A further finding: extroverts chOOM to tit doMr to their part- ner. • well as oppollta, more often than lntrOYertl, who prefer to Ill et rtght angla and chOOM polMonl that bep them mare at. dllmnoe, vtMaally and ph~ 6. True. At the Untvcrstty ol Watmn On- t.to (Canada), men and women students wae glwn pcnonaltty tats and dMded Into two groups: thoee wMh predominantly 1ntrv11e1 t.ndenda and thoee who WI In- to the cmovert c:ategory. They were then ~ to • wtde v.n.ty ol 90dal lllua- tionl, rm9n9 &om the pAusant to the ex· tremcly bortng and the generally unpla-•nt. Andtngs: the extroYerts werc much men tolaant ol the IOdal behavior ol oth- ers and much lat ~ly to beeocM tnttated by another pmon'• ~trtc behavior. They got along better than the JnlrOvatl wtth aD kinds ol people, even thoee whc. . opinions complctety dltogreed with their own. The CldroYatl allo wen found to be men tolerant ol bola, ltUpkflty and flaky- mlndednal than wae the tntrowrtt. ~ ~ atroYertl showed ... greaMr PNfw- ence fOt complex and stimulating mll 11\aeik>ns.. llW 9 mg. '11r''. 0.8 mg. nicotile w. per c:iglnne by FTC l'llllhod. The first real taste in anyl~Wt~r. The natural cigarette did it. · It's rich· and full and it satisfies • . lt'sReal. , ' Your cigarette enhances it.a flavor Of coune, the menthol in Real artificially. All major branda do. Real does Menthol is fresh, natural. Not synthetic. not. 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RESERVATION CERTIACATE • The Greenhouse A Guide 10 Indoor Gmdenlng"' 175 Community 0rtua. Great Na, New Yori\ 11025 YES' P\ease send me the Introductory offer for the Greenhouse GWd.t to Indoor Gardening as stated In this adwrtbement. I understand the $10.00 Gteenhouse me and all 25 OMder Quds are mine to keep v.tthout . oblgation just fOJ e:xaminlng the first set of P1ant Cards. a Mr. FS-220 a Mrs. a ..... "-------------- AddlWll------------Apt.No --- ! Marital Status And Promotions Go-getten tab note: lvlng together out· side of wedlock can damage your careen. Management consultant John R. Ware- ham says that unmarried executives who bve with members of the opposite sex tend to be viewed by thelr svpcnors as more unm~ and nonconfonnlst -as well as possibly laddng the salesmanship to talk their partner Into walkJng down the aisle. Wareham has found that If there are 2 equally qualified contenders for an eucu- tlve position, the married candidate hos en edge -enough so that some ambmous exe<:utives tie the knot to get a Pfomodon. Patients Who Enjoy The Hospital - Too Much Docton arc being drtwn crazy by wi unusual problem -patients who maiM up mnesees to be admitted to hotpitaas. For- tunately. there don't appe.ar to be too man9 of these Mprofaslonar patients, but the problem is a~ one. ln •year and • half, one prof ask>nal patient was admit- ted to 32 hospitals, Nnnlng op an unpe6d biD of S32.000. And the beds he ocxuped could have been used by others who ,.,. really Ill. How do prolesl6onal pe!Wnts ~ theW game? Don Woodin of the N.C. Holpltal Ass'n. says patients with MunchauMn's syndrome (named aim • legendary teller of tall ta&es) can be trcmcndoutliJ resourceful One suocasfully Imper- sonated a doctor on the telephone and ordered a hospital to admtt him; once 1n the bolpttal, he sent hlm9d huge floral ar- rangements (which he dwwged to totM· one ctsc's aedlt card). No one rally knows why the profo- slonal pettcnts do H. But whatever the cauM. hoepttals are not amUMd by the jolcc. Woodin Rys hll cqa11lzetk>o keeps ftla on lllspecml profasSonal pidsnts and ones It gm enough cvtdcnca may Mod out an alert to othet holipllals. IMDWEDD' .,,..,..,.., ....... -. ,. '1 ... , lllhlt .._.,,.,. b11..,.v>......_D11Meer ,..,.. ... ~ I I 91J~9ooU DeGllwlo . ··~.,..., .... How Working Wives Speocl Earnings Who brings home the beoofoi maka • $50,000 home If the wife goes to.~ dlffcenoe In how 11'1 ueed ~.,..MIT andamsSl0.000. ~ Afte ...... the tp91dng MBut .... rncx. lkely that they would pettans of 186 fwn9a. °'-lbdmd P. moYC Into • S40,000 home, II they movc Cckrnan .. YI thM onlo/ 50e of ewsy cWar at all, limply becau.. the wtfc'1 ell'l\lng:I c.-ned by wodd11QW01Deft ClOl1lbblm to aren't percdYed as having u much dout the be* wel-btlng of chetr ....... .. the husbend'1 ... Tht NMOn, .ya c.c.m.n, 9 dlllt the eo.man says pmt of the relllOn for ~· -··· .ablllh the b9*. gartng the famiv'• Watyle to the ....... of Mlg for rnOllt ,....._ com.n. • band's e81llngl ts tNe '"the m.-ha ~ 1CNor raarc:h MeOC. at the Joint Ccnm llonalv been thought of • the prime for l.hban Studta at MIT-H.-vard. 19YS, breadwinner. Women moYC In and out of "U thC husbm\d ams $15,000 a yar and the )ob mwket. and IO thdr money tends the famlly !Iva In • $30,000 home, you to be thought of as P'SI for the cxb'a .dd. might expect they would move Into a ed pieasura." Dangerous Art _ Matedala If you're one of the 39 m8on Amcrtcans with an ~-crafts hobby. the mater1als you're uq may be haiar- dous to your halth. And the m9lons of 9Choolchachn who u. the mateNla In their art ca... •• • 1n potential danger unJea their teachen take pncautfons Rys Dr. Julen w.n.r, of the Univ. of Vt. Waller, chairman of the untvmlty'1 dept. of~ and envlronmental heelth, points out thllt becai.-of their lilt, cHdNn we Ill ~ rtlk. '"If M adult fftll • headache from "*'II • cetaln material. theN already hM been ace.M ~for. chfd." he lll)IS. To m1nirnb11 bezads. Walllr edvtla: • Make ..... yow work ...... ~ ~. The,_. or vent should be aack- "'8 the fuma away &om your face. not In- to I (as hlipper\s with many owrhud or hMd·lewl ~- • If al"I rNl9lriels ... Wipe them up Im- ~ befON th.y become dust and get Into the body. This " apec:ially lmpor- c.nt for c:hldr9t. who .. IOmdmel ... eo1icsned about natnas. • Uidng and~ mt materials don't mtx. Don't e.at In your work area and don't work enyWha. that you .... How Lenient Are Women Judges? Female~ .. no mor. lcely to be mft touc:t. then their male uil11gUa. ,. poa1I an cxhMlltlw ~ Mir cxatnlnlng theten~1n23,560atmlnal~. pro- ,.... H.rbert M. Krtt.r and~ M. Uhlman 19y that women jud99f ~ out 1nllaly the ..ne ~-men The women lbMW were no~ on niplD then the men end ..,.. more Je. nient onMmele ~ -.,.,.. the male~. Quick Takes Diie• 11 IV mreoa...._ ... c, .. , .............. .. conc:ludis a 6-yar study by the IDtndl Dept. ot Mcneal Hulth. Aa:oldtog to the raemdws, the family doa have._ some~ on delinquency, but on- ly In eo11trc619 i.. Ml1oul acts such as tni.ney and running away. a.,...,be--. aced .. If ..._...._. .. a-mecho say nr- ~ et Fordham and St. John's Unt.eultla. After studying the fathers of crutlw htgh-«:hool boys and those of boys with comparable grades but less autMt)I. the raarche:rs repon the creettve boys haw fathers who con- tdowly C1Cp'al l'NllCU(lne as wen •• feminine ..,.mot their persona)Jda. How ... of-..... tage doee .._..__..._...__eadwhy?A computer study lll)IS that In 1he Nat'I BuMtbell Ass'n. teams win just over ~ of the games they play at home and haw• home-c:ourt advantage that ave.r- aga 4.4 points per game. Officiating appean to be Ina of a factor than ~ &om tnrvellng and the effect of the home· lam aowd. --8 .a.-y ........ UN of ......... , I ..... .., eot be ..... oftlce wodt. A study of top-leYc.I MCl'Ct.ar1H niports that many Maiiltwla .. asked to do tasks they don't feel .. pert of the )ob. In addition to MIVfng coffee. these chora Include manging the boll's vacation IChedule. c:onducdng his pawonal bank business. typing fOf hll famlly. gift-wrapping and ~. lllllTHDAYS (el ~: S-CS., - Jedele G1eMon 62: Tony Randall 54; John· ny Cash 46. lie f t -Elliabcth Taylor 46: ~ Nect. 44; Joenne Woodward 48: bwfn 5tWIW 65. T_.., -Linus Pldng 77; John 8 . Connally 61; M.to Andnd 38: .Joe South 36. WMll•d., -Roglf D.tlrey 33; Devtd Niven 68: Herry Belafonta Sl: Dlneh Shon 61: ~ -Jcnnhr Jona 59; Tom Wore 47; ~ ~ 28; Lou Reed 36. F.w., -lAc Rad:dwOI 45; Julius eo.o. 58. Setw.., -8-bara McNalr 39; Paula Pr.nlill 39; Miriam MaMbe 46. LSUPER LGHTS LONGS No leading Menthol Long is lower in 'tar:* Only 9mg.'tar: And KCIDts refreshing satisfaction, too. mg.'tar' ·one cigarette which made up less than 1% Qf Menthol Longs U.S. sales Is lower In 'tar.' Waming: The Surgeon General Hes Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. Special-By-Mail Offer! Colorado Blue Spruce 8uutNul COLORADO 8LUIE SPRUCE C"leu Pu"lent 1i.uc:a) Idell more buuty an4 nlue to your yard nery year. You rec:elYe strone, northern nur•ry11own, nicety rooted, 4-yur-014, 1 O to 1 I In. teeeSllntL Juat rleht for tran .. planttne. Excellent for ute at cor- ,..., 1roup1, wlndbruks.. 11'141Vldual 3 for $1 .00 7 for $2.00 16 for $4.00 Masses of Color Early in Spring i CREEPING PHLOX Colorful CREIE .. ING PHLOX (P. Subulate) 1rowa only about 4 In. tell. Stays ,, .. n all y .. r, 11Ye1 ma111ff of color In urty IP''"' -OUR ctlolce of re4, btu• white or pink. Mak" a worwtmul ground co•et' or border. You r• eel•• atront nortllern-erown field dl•l110n1.. Grown In partial "'ade or full sun. One of Natures colored trees Royal RED MAPLE Grows most .,ywhere Wonderful shade tree $1.50 ea. 6 for $1.00 1Zfort1.7S II for $2.SO 3 for u .oo 5 for t5.00 ___ .......... __ Wonderful t11ad• trff, """ Maple (Acer rultrum) Pfodllc" btltllt trffn INH• In sprl111 U1at turn to llrllllant 1eertet In fall. Hardy. DINH• realat• ant. l"ut1rowlnt. Grows u11 to JI ft. You ,. calve atro "'· llenlly rooted 2 to 4 It. trMt.. BONUSES ................. •nl~ 25C Wiien lfOU ord., " or more of •••nt .. 1ves. •u•ll •111 1rffft tummer fol .... , flaml111 red fall ........ (Rei. f1.IO Hlue). Stays Green Al Year Blue flowers In Spring Needs No Special Care "'ant a 12 momll ca,,..C ol •t11. 25 f ftertrMft NIUWINKUl (VlflA or minor) • ...-oduca IMMttltul &aft~ Cl«4fue flowers, 111 l!Wl,..-111111-~1 98 lltllh ..... tfle dullftt ar•• of ., • y-r yard. Y-98t ll•ltlllf, nlcetY so 1 tz 91 rooted pg..U.. Grow 4 to • lft. tall or · In tun, flllMle, poor .. 111tool OM 100 for M .11 plant COHl'I 2 .... ft. One of the fas test Growin& Trees LOMBARDY POPLARS 5 for $2.00 f'all.!_ trowl~t'"~. LOMeA9'0V "°~" ... .. ..... , llaftdl straltflt HCI II. Addi ltoauty .... •afue to y-r prel. Nie. for acr-a. ia-, krClera, WIN.,._· era, INldttr-nda. Noted fOlf t!MW ~ul boautlf -often 1row 12 for M .00 ...,.,.1 feet a 1tear. You J:' 21 tor 11.10 llaltlly, 2 to 4 ft. ,,... ~ w trenap.lant11111. 2rort 5.15 4 for SI 0,91 Tu arlstocr•l• of any ,., .... , T9'1E:I[ NONIU (hMnla wffrultlooM) yield up to 200 1•nt _._, on o~ .UllL ••-• are up ,........._ aero• -MCll ..-a1 looks tMl• 110ft Oriental tlllc. f'ol .... h a lllall., 4IOep 1rwn. Very .-.rdy ....,. lfOWI YP to I ft. Llwe• tor ,._attona. Your cflotce of tt-. l'M, pure wlllte, lumoua plu. Bushel Basket Size CUSHION MUMS .......... A ya .. fuU of CUSH- ION .MUMS fOf lea tNn te oetnl oac"t "'oouce 1084s et fllll btoonu on OMll rou,... Pla1tt. Mall• wolllelertul cut no--. You ,.. cllolce f ....... -11 NOt di¥,. 8 for $1.00 ton1. v.,., !lardy -tlwtYo non In 15 f0t St.II poor .. u Wltll llttl• c.w. OUfl 24 tor tz.11 ... f:Mloo of plnll, .,,. ..... ,.. ., yeti-. Extraordinary Groood Cover Creeping RED SEOUM Harfllf poulld co-, Sellunl ltJur· lum or Drqon'1 •1004 fltll troYbl-.ota wltll attnctl're, tlllck 4 for $1.00 ..,.,.... .. n fol .... all year arwt rod, I for 11.11 stM.fllco "-•r• June ttwouell 12 for 12.50 Septem~. NH111 -PNnlnt. 24 for $4.15 Grows J to 4 In. tall. You tot lier· 41 for $1.25 dy, northorn nllt'IWlf ll"OWft plants. Easy to Plant -Easy to Grow Rose of Sharon Hedge (conr I 00 faot) 60 for $5.78 (COHf 200 fL) 9'0$& Of' SHAflON H•DGt:(Hll»llOIU aynecu1) fraftHt your t1rwt1eapo. Harcllf llln1b11row I to 1 o ft. tall. Hedf• 11 flltod .w1U1 boautlful bloo"'' oacll aummM' -OU9' c1toic. of red, wlllt• °' purp11 blooms. Nico H an Informal ptlYacy IC'""· Adda beauty arwt valYe. to your yard, You eat llNltlly, I to 2 ft. tllruba. 21 oo•or 100. ft.; ID CMW 100 ft. 09'0S9' HIEfllE -PUIAU PRINT'.--.... AMAZING llAT STRAW•IEfllUIES f'ROM "'JIU( VINIE TO f'ROST SMOKE IEVIUtUA '"°STRAWBERRIES TREE 2for •2.11 tfor f4.00 (Cotl,_ ~) In Juno 1he S.ak• TtW fWI Ill• a ......... of .,_ pinlt ..-ice - .• It .............. ~ Olf 'Wit pWi ,.,....... la .. It ......... '-lllful .... ICaf'let and or.,. fofillfa, GrcM9 ID .._.t 15'. Y-..... fH1fld•IC .... 2° to 4' 0-. for YOU! M,.tlr ..... • 'l'r•• asc with o...i..., of •• or more. ..... t2.00 HIWt. Hydra111• tl'M 0111...., front wlllt• to 1111111 t• pu11111 '1" y~r yard. HOUSE OF WESLEY. NURSERY OIVJSION Dllpl.m7·100 BLOOMINGTON, ILUNOIS 61701 Retired? Here's how to ••• Live Better! If you are looklng for full rttirtment, 1w•y from tvtryd.ly chorfl •nd rttpontlbilltlfl, then vui. v.ltnd• could bt for you ... •nd now! Vilt. Valencia it a be.utiful. modun •putmtnt hotel right In Laguna Hilla. Sleep Easier! Have More Spendable Money! It may bt 1h•1 you art now laving TV WEEK, FEBRUARY 26 19711 1n • houtt which 11 too big. 100 cumbtnorM, too M.vi}y tntd, a.net JuU pUU\ too much to 11lr.e cart of The thing to do 11 ttU It °'1ioeit your cuh In • Nvti\a• .a:ount and mon htrt The rnuh7 Far lftt bothtr, far mOl"f 1ncomtl Have More Fun! Our Sorul Actlv1t-Olrwtor kttpe thina• hummlftl. You m•y p.rtldp.tt 1f you with, but tht.-.'• never any lntrualon on your s-~ ~vitift Of tlnw Have More Freedom! Thi• I•. hJ)..HfVb aputment hotel and It -at\I ju•t that. Our houMkfts>inl ttaff wlU kftp your ap.rllMnt Mat and tputit-<ltan (wt maM thf bfdt, too). Thia fffft you to glw your time to your own punult1. Remain Near Your Friends! Villa Valencia'• grand NIM, or tht card room/library or tht rKrHtion center. or tvtn the beauty ulon art gre.t g•thtri1'1 •pot• for frlendt. Meanwhlloe, you'rt rtm•inl~ 1n tht Hmt ntighborhood near your Laguna Hill• fritndt and all tht M>Cl.aJ lift you ordlnfrily tnjoy ~Villa Valencia ~~!?~\~b·89i~~;;;:~:-!~::= ""' ~ When you musurt V1f11 V1ltnc11's many strvacts •&•inst your prtstnt nrcumll•nlt'~ you m•y wtll dtsrnvC'r th•t this kind ••f guc1ous full·strv•c• •P•rtm•nt·h1•ttl l1fr 1~ .1 prtftr•blt ust of your rnst·1•f livint: J1•ll.1r~ rrnla/s from $650 ptr monlh Smet for D«t1ll• T ocby If you w1nt lo.know mort •bout the care- free life w•1ling for you •I V1ll1 V1lend1. 1u1t send the •ttuhed cou.pon. Remtmbtr, 1put mentl at Vllt1 Valene•• •rt f1llan11 up fut to don't del1y. YUie Yeleftde 24111,.._•v~ L..-..... CA 12161 Villa V•lenci• '°""°'good 10 me PMIM lend me. c:ofof brochure. companaon thMt and 1v1ll1blllty lnfonnetlon. Addr••-----------Pt1on•---- City ------------State ----1.-----------.. ----.. ----~~"".!.'!.. ~~--i ~: P SPORTS SUDY, FEIBll'f 21 ll:lO • W.W 0 J 11 1tlp Tlllll V'rtJs Ctrulahs vs. Roscoe Tanner ••• (tm ())) CJ) Jld'9 Cle-. llftilfrlry w came from the 1"""1'11J Golf & Count,., Club 111 Lludefllill. flonda • CJ) cm (ta CJ)) Tiie .., The "Suputeams" prhm1n11J matcll, with sl1rs from tilt Oenm 8ro!ICQS. the Dallas CowbOY\. Los Ancela Oodttr1 ind the lllnus City Royals • Tiie 1'71 De.-CitJ Tlllll T....-(4hr) Cove111e of the sinclts 11\d doubla liuls. Z:OO 8 O CJ) QI ~ Sportscaster Jim S.mpS011 lrmls to Cantrrtlury, £n&llnd for coveraae of Tht Queen's Jubilee Jou5t1n1 loorntment, John 8roche ind RICflard Roundtree art on hud al Anahttm Sbd1um Jor aivera1e of a MolO(lllSS raet-an oil roadway "steepltdlase Oii motoreydes." ~. CJ) t1JI (ta CJ)) UlllM StD T._ n.. Tiie WeiW II .... ..... 1:a : ((U) ())) a.a.a. " 1111 S.S. --J:l5 CJ) ID (ta Cl)) AllC s,.ta -..... 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FEBRUARY 28, 1978 LINCOLN-MERCURY JOteilSOM & SOM UMCOLM-MUCURY 2626 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -540..SHO OLDSMOBILE UHIVHSfTY OLDSMOllLE 2850 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -540-9640 PONTIAC llOM GOODWIN POMTIAC -GMC 700 S. Harbor Blvd. Fullerton -111-0412 PORSCHE-AUDI CHICK IVUSOM, IMC. 445 E. Coast Hwy Newport Beach -67J.Oto0 TOYOTA llUMAAcY TOYOTA 18881 Beach Blvd. Hunt. Beach -147-asss I MORNING ((ll) CJ)) TtttJetalts -a llleirie: See Daytime lllOVIH mmreat•m -10:30-u ((11) (])) loft ol lift D @ ()) U Knocbut Arie Johnson ho1ls • OfalMt • rn cm <121 "'8itd m ltef111's ... ,_ .., Scl lll1'e 11:00 $10,000 0 ((11) CJ)) C.IJ YOU111 I •est1ess B ID ()) U T• Say t11t Lust • Diel .... O,kt D CD (8 (()) f1111ilJ fod Richard D1wson h~ts l1lll M llr Childrtt1 &D lltws .., "-',.,.. m Ellctric C..peny -11:30-u ((11) (])) ())Smell for T.-r .. 8 8 The G.~1 Sluw Chuck Barns hosts e f atlltr llllCNS Id • (f21l (])) .,. ...... tD let's bJ Cl) C.ftsllil tf EMit 's f llller @ 1'1111 °"""" $llow m Diel en.tt -3:30-m 1• ,.,..,.. s.... B llltdlul Ct1t11 Ch1d hrretl stars • Diulll 8 lloril: See Daytime Movies (JJ lfady t.dl m..,, ...., tart .... CD .i-. I tilt "9yab an..~ ((fl) (J)) ea,tlil ... .,.,. 1,..---:oA"!!n~.!!"'!R!!"N""!'"'!'O-O~N--) :!r~~ '-• s-. Cll11tk ( ())) DINM 12:00 4 •. 00 • Tiit StM Einnls s-. B For Ridlef, ,., '-or CIJ 1-ltllCJ 0.. 8 Twill(tlt Z.. B Cil (8 CIJ) All My CM!drff (J)(JIQ lllln D C8 ~ See Dayt1111t Movies CD10n .. 1111aM1e ((ll) Cil) '*-Atf1lt/)Oe llrwtta S""Y ..... m Mac•eilll.ollnr ••'*1 m s..."" 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Betry, J ClrTol Naish, MatJotie ..... , ... , , •. TV WEEK FEBRUARY :16 1978 The Macahan IMll light ta pratm:l lhll Wll1Uft they Im, as the family encaunllll"S new adnntuns an the untamed frontier. Scarring JAMES AAH£S5 as Zeb BRUCE BOXJ.EITMER • FJDNXUU FLAJIAGAJC Special Guest Stars RICHARD IASEHART • LLDYD IJllD6ES • IUllST IU'CKOU MEL FEM.ER • UIAN KEITH • TIM MATKESOM RICARDO MOllTALIAJI • VEJlA MILES GSPECIAL B:OOPM Q} Agent 007 is caught up in the sinister web of the occult. .. and his only escape is to face the doctor of death-wor1d crime czar Dr. Kanangal Roger Moore stars. ABC SUNDAY NIGHTMOVIE G9:00PM{i} Peget SUNDAY CC•dnllMI ((Jl)(J))~ 9 Cl) U..utlel 1t 9'of\ STkW111tWu mwaHStrHIW... 1:00 • ((}?)CJ)) Cl) lldlt GMIMI 1Mwmr WI CllUIC From the lnvermy Golf and Country Club, 111 LaucUrh1ll. Fl1 D leattt W, e CD CID (9 ())) J1le S""'· aan "The Super1ums • p1thm1n11y match, with Siii$ from th' D'nvei Broncos. Dallas Cowboys, Los An aeles Dodeers & Kansas Crty Royals Cll AbMtt ' Costello Cl>Tk"-Yloys @Cl)~• SW.WC.,T..-fDJllt 197* OteH City TtMls TourulMlll (4hr) Cove11e' of tht srnelu and doubles finals 2:00 U 0 CJ) 0 s,.rtsWorlcl lht Queen's Jubllu Joust1n1 on the Enclish countryside of C.1nte1bury. Mo1orcrou lrom Anaheim Clhf • Tk lie V111tf m lltwia: a:> •tide Ille WiN s.1" (adw) ·~-F1b11n. Shelley fabarn GJ TarDll al llotie: "Run Wold, Run fiee" Cll) Ol.-slMI Mi C11lh1t.s -2:15- • CD cm (QI ())) U1111c1 States AmltHf lnil1 No 1nlo1m1 11011 available at pies.s lrme -2:30- 111 Mewlt: (C) "AnMu lllc'in" (l1n) ·•2-Jon Hall, M1111 Mo11ttz 3:00 • (<Ill Cl)) (() cw..,. ef till S.m ee...u .., Alla s.1111 •• --l'!:D Tk Glwllc Years -3:15- :~ cm (ell (J))UC't$fettl -3:30- 11 9 CJ) 0 o,...ic 0.. • CJ) (JI <a ())) MC'a w. Wtt1d .i !flits B1Hia1ds champions Willie M~nl 1nd M1nntsolJ fats. meet in • 11niq11e pool competition 1nd, Y11 sattlhte. lllt \'IOlld 90 meter Ski Jump1n1 Champlont~lp from la"~ flnt1nd -3:45- • ((fl) (J)) ())QA ..... 4100 II c..e. W.tUll Cllrfornia vi Waslllft(tOft. • ..,... ....... ef tills. •S.... IM -~CC)'111elllllMIWiCll Sit. ,..,.,,, l.-lr llMtb a.. ...,. All an11Ntecl fantuy 1ft •lllch the Bt1Un blina mus1C and colol bac~ into lht mythgl land of the 11111$1c·hlln& "Blue Muniu" ... CC) ...... Ille """' (wtS) 'S8-lM J Cobb. 0 Cl> ltllrt -..., a.,...,,n.ew 9 Cllllrilb tf Ille Qedl P•rt II 5:00 ())..., ............ •Sbf T,.. •"-'~ • ..... : CCl ..,.. T•" (cont) ·~9-Rod Hudson, Oorlt Day , ... ,. <ID!@ .... fDRriqUne (121) CJJ) c~ Flslllfta '1!l Thi Mana Clw..ides -5:30-...,, ""'1d cm lroMlde ae.i- (a CJJ) Compmltft Pat Boont ~nd the Little Ones •VENING 8:00 U&CD lltn CD 111r\111 e !Hl ..... 8 llowit: CC) (21n lO•) "S!Mct Cl1iMf Y1n1111~ (adv) '77-A fully animated space adventure ID S'fCIAL , .. 1 McCtrt••r ' Willp Film dips at McC,rt11ey's tout MOUnd the country, plus interviews With bind members. w:ludrnt hts wde-a member of W1nrs. Cl) Allllr. Ct> (Zllt) ''Mlfrttt-· Gt-IMd" (com) '61-Susan Hayw1rd. James M&10n ((Jl) CD)M W.. ,_ S... as,...,,, fD LA. lntlfdllllct ((21 (I)) 2m Tllb ...... llllck ....,, ........ O...,.,T,.., ..... £.l) n. OriclM -6:30- • (<Ill CD) (I) ._ (J) Wllcl .._ DUllC.._c.t.-. eWllclw..Mtf ...... 9MacDe 9(1)--(121 ([)) , .......... ,. CH!IN!tdlM cm>lllc .. 11.arMoa 7:00 • {<Ill CJ)) CJ) .. llllMln II@ Cl> a -.....fl! ...... ti DiMtt '1ht U&IY Dactis hund" Concl (\hr) Suzanne Plesllette. Charles Ruulu, Dun Jonn Thtte IS not1111 but lro41ble un&rloot whell • yo11n1 couple's Grut lnne btllftes he'5 • Qdls- h111l11 • w cm (a ())> ...._, '°"' "*Y Drtw "Mystery on the An · lanche Uortss" Aboaid a u1 tn1n to Aust111. the Hardy Boys and Nlilq Clfew 1111clwrtently btcome 1nfOl~ed 111 the mystery of a ternf1td 11<1 lteeina from unknown auatlants. .. "MllW. WOILO'' * 14 HOUltS IK UFI OfJUIKU~I DAMlllllWllM CD MCW.. Tiie ...._ Al Y111 ... II lM Those tltlhtted With the 8"tlta aive thew vim of the croup. plus Ill~ ameos by The Byrds, Tlie lltad! Boys. Donawan . lhe .Wl'Mls, and OClltn s ....... ...,.. Cl..,_ 1t1rtbitt '111t F111t lhrte ~~ -7:JO-........... • O.C. .,,_ A a.k 8:00 e (<J.D CJ)) CJ) lllMa Rllod1 talb *' lftto tllnJlnnc a 111rt1 at 111e cmtvmt ~' to b<ifta 1n llfW Mtomtrs Ind MfYOll• sllowt up but Rhoda and JIU .. U o Cll o ,,.itct u.F.O. "Welcome to SIY<tt C1ly' As "'' force 1nvu1raat01s p1obe reported s11h1tnis of UFOs in the small town or Josllua llat.s. they determine tllat a roun1 boy, rrlucllnl to mut what ht uw, may bold Ult hy ....... rflll htf .. Ila.SC 8 WIES ADESS STAIS * "HOW THE WES1 WAS WOii" 8 CD <II (ta Cl)) Hew Th West lbs .... Zeb Maaba11 is rt united with the woman he once loved, who wu btheved lo !lave been stain 1n an lnd11n masucre, l•ur1 pnpares to become lh• thKd wile of a Mormon, ind lukt tttu111s to warn the shenlf abolat a planned IQld sll1pment robbery Cl) VAJIDEIWI ,_£SEITS * COSMIC ClOClS 11111 Is lfritllM .., ~ CC) (21H) H .... Sm MrL C.•pkll" (com) '69-C1111 Lollobnalda. Slltllty W1ntm. Peter Lawford. 11» S.. Y.n, SM IS II c.c.t DIOllne WtiwlC~t tDMMn-m '~!Slerts ._ anww~·~ -1:30- • ((fl) CD) CJ) Oii Oii 0.. T 0111 IS a lllat on I panel ol WOIMll Oft "The IRVld $¥sst1111d Show" and levels IM1 runs It M1 Bedfotd. only to llne tvlt'ffh1111 blckllre Oft lltr • Thr• WOllltft "Ulfw * thtlr lifts any." UC.. .... "" Wtc'W" Alt lWJittlf I pest eC..NtillW.W •DMt&W.. .,.,.~, ...... al°"' bay G:OO e (Cl1l CD) CD All Ni 181. r.- No 111lolm1tioa awe1i.b1t 11 01H press time. U U Cl) D TM llf h .. t: l.-C.,.... (211r) Part C115t1111 R11nu. launt H11ntm111, Seuon Hubler. Ben Masten. StepiieA Macht, MICMef Toll11, June led hat1. Theodole Biltl. David Wayne, Guy Boyd, Kate Reid. lht 1mf)J(I of the 1960's new, lret swl11rin& lllOlat· 1ly on lllru youn1 women, playtd by C11111na R1111es, l aurie Heiu111u ~lld St&SOft Hubley. lotms Ille blck drop for the decisions lhtY mull make. it.le. Jenny and Tanya, Jtill domln•ltd by 19~'s mo-ts and soronty altitudt1, art startled by the Un1m11ty ol C.lrlonm (BerktltJ) tr111sihon from a sleepy CllllPll' to the ctnttf of ,oktte1I unrest 111 1962 from S.11 Dl'n410n's besl·Mlller or lht s.tmt nltnt .Orll .... e ~WIES I0910 • llttiolll ... , ....... 111 '1JYE & llT DIE" • CJ) al<• CJ)) .. : CC) (al&) "UN _, Lit Dll" (adv) '76-Roa•r Moore, Yaplltl Kotlo, Jane Sfymoul, CltftOll JIMS. Snth• Ill lllt bellllOOCll, voodoo IWtefOWI 1n Ille bllshls. poisoMd darts, a crocodile c.ompoullcl •nd a pnntt "°°' of surl't wrks •" ••alt .lfmu bond 8411 he hn the 1ini.t collec· lioft Of clettlslwt dtYIMs yet and Ilk on unlllllekd wilt lot P'Qt9'llOll •1*11111 t1IOM .,..asa11111 .. ...... ...,,.. TV WEEK. FEBAU4AV 28 1978 t8 &u HllllMnl an. o .. w., G ~ Tlluttt "Annt ll11en1~" Alta's SUSl>iclOlll •bout Ills w1le'1 condllCt arow "'°'' 1nltRJ.e uch 1111. lklt lie 1111111es 11 tbc ap1t1f wtule ~e Sj>tlld$ Ille S11111111t1 at a rented v1"4 nu1 VrOflslfs rts1 dence. CllD s....atut Claham P11ker/Thf Rumot/RCO Alt Stln -9:30- • (ID'J CJ)) CJ) Alcit 06 Aru! Si. auests IS • CubH Clunon luh1on photo&rapher. and Janis Pa11e ruests as his wile, Ruth. wllo's riot too am""d with Pata's dalk room daHllllCt • n. Ille Is c-.. • Carwr , .. .,.,... m~ 10:00 a (l'fl) CJ)) CJ) 1\t Ctrel .. r1ett s... Steve lawrtnct fut$1L l:Z.:$t-• .,..._ Tiie second time 1roulld is Ille thtme of llld slloW m Ss.,tl"-fD SPlcw.. ""'-lb It Ille ... ..... ft111ed pillllSI Vlld111111 Hoto ••ll perlorlns • COflCtrt in Ille Cul Room of Ille WMt Houst 111 etltbrl llO• of lbt 50lb 111111•.wy ol Ills AllltllClll de••t G;.ut,.,...... -10:30-.... , s.g.,t sar-. ... 11100 • • <cm ()))(1) a ._ -~· m lllN: (1:) ...... Talk" (wn) '59-Rock HudSoll. Dorl$ Dty . • ~ a:>...._ Sera IM. c •• ,..w· (COii) •69-Ci~• Lollobrialdi. Shelley Winters. Pettr law10td. •I.Mic .... O CD W..U QI-..: '1he FottoUO ~ft" -ll:lS- ((fl) CJ)) ...,..: "Paiama Pat1y" ..._. -11:30- • s,.tJ n..vw..." ... ea.. e O (()QI llMe: CC> .._.,ll~ill"(dra) '17-Clllf Potts, 1111 811111, John Definer en. 700CM • CJ) <II (8 ())) ..... ~~0- -11:40- CJ) f'1t. CM (JI llotlt: CC> "Tiie bt bee" (dra) '60-TCNly Curt!$. Ddblt Qonolds. Jack Daktt. K11 Mtdlord -12:10- • ltft.: CC> .. ,.... ... .... (&uap) '67-ltt Marwin, Anttt Dlc~lMOll. kttN11 Wy1111. -12:30-.... S°"4'Mmlll.._ -1:.40-• -..: a:> "Tiit Swer4 ..... llN" (ad•) '6S-Pet11 Mafta, '°"tlyft l•. Gt11 MOITD. -1:45-D M 0. WIL MIKE:~IN HClLY\iXIDD p..,_14 MONDAY ftllUMT l7 r. .... -lftlr.-liltillp, plme• DAmM£ ~ lt- llw, tor JOUf COIVlllllCI, Ill tile U(s-ia. DAmll£ MOWl£S 10:00 tS "II• Ytflltr" (1om) •2-llette Davis Claude Rains !'Jul He111t1d 11:00 liJ CC) .. ~ Cllllttf" (adv) 62-Clil1$ Wttfitld, Siii} F11Se1 ID ~ Daciliall" Cdla) '•9-0aik Cable. Jo/In Hod11k 1:00 a CC) "MltrfieW r (dra) '60-Ehzabtth hylor, l1uitnte HllVty, Eddie f 1she1 3:00 ®I CC) "Aloha ...,.. '-M· •• (lllSJ) '74-Sllly StnltlMn, lllMS f t'lllCbm. 3:30 • CC) "Our 11111 fllRI" (adv) '65-Jamrs Coburn Gila Colan lee J Cobb. [dward Mulhare •V•NING IV Wt:'tK. FEBRUARY 26, iv78 e!!)HilWyofllua -6:30- • llltfit: CC) (M) .. ~, ... " bil" (adv) 'St-Cary Cooc>tr Slmn Hayward (I) UlbllM WllW <II ...,, 5nffil m INltdliM (CfZ> CD> Tiie i... ~ ........ ...,. m °""[By CDC.--W.. '9 0--ii c.bra 7:00 J "'lrM,lmdi I) •@(I).""' • (ta ())) Litn a.. Ta Tel Illa Tniltl Cl .... tor Dollars m1 i.-l.ICy .., .... 12 ((lll CJ)) .., nw.. S-a TM .... m lldtllllelnf """1 8 Utlrtail•1lll TmicM eJ) CdlectM ....... -7:30- (])My nw. S- Ii IOllC $facill .. And &by Makes I wo A documentary on the prob ltms that lace unJNmtd teen11e 1111s who eel pre1111nl and M>mt pos$1ble solullOIU to tht11 phaht Vale11e Btt11ntlh-&rtlata Cooc>ti on Ont Day al A Ti111t-llosts ........ '--• T\at1s llaf1ywtM "!he Spy C.mt' Tom Boslty hosts as RIQuel Wtkh limes Olbu1ft JamtS MISOll and lames Caaney 1et UIYOlvtd 111 tilt businm of SllYIRI 1Adudinf l1tlflhpts from ·our M111 Flint." and f Of tlCll Conespon6tnt .. Biby. I'm Back. tht> h•lf·hour s1tu•t1on c-o~y (CBS, Mo~. 8·l0f>M) 1\ •plly titled '1\ f•r as 115 IWO sU1rs •re concerned 8.ick in pmne·11me telt'\11s1on .ifter highly succ~sful stints in former top r•ted st'flt'S •re Demond W1I~. who starred u the ")On" in ~nlofd .ind ~ ;ind Denise N1Ctlol<1s who co· Starred llS LIZ Mcintyre in Room 222 MISS N1chol•s IS no longer a student counselor, ;is she w.is 1n Room 222. but • mother dt'ser1ed by her husb.lnd for s~ ye.irs •nd uught up In the thr~ of r<11sing .i son ;ind d.iughter •nd finding • hfe for herself And Demond W1I~ gr.idu•tes from ~ng Redd Fon' son to being the t>l"\lwh1le falhl'r who •ppurs suddenly. •fter seven yt>•rs. to win b.ick h1\ pl.ice as husb;ind and father It\ • tributt> to serit>s cre•tors Lil• C.irrett •nd Mori Lllchm.in that •difficult sub1ect hke f•m1ly deser11on c•n be handled with such a light touch and with a st'nse of hope And It's no easy taslc for Demond Wilson to make• m•n like Raymond Ellis (the returned husband) attractM! to his es· tranged wife, Olivia. and morf' 1mporUntly. acceptable 10 the viewing audience Aftei all, a man who would drop out of a f•m1ly ~ponslbility llnd lea..e his wife holding the bag, isn't Your typical ''Mr-film1ly N1Ceguy,' and 1elPVis1on 1s cleuly noted •s being • film1ly medium Demond Wil5'00 isn't cer1a1n either way but 1s quick 10 point out th.it it's not wlely a bl.id man·~ problem "All kinds of men. black, white, yellow brovvn rn wh.it~r " he Sil1d, "run into rt>spom1b1l11y problt>m' the-, can't handle .ind they 1us1 leave · "In our st()(y," Sil1d Ms Carrell, "IY) does gt't hold of h1msf'lf and secs out to make .imend\" Dr. Miller , an advocate on preventive dentistry. would like to help you & your family with all your dental care. For your con- venience Dr. Miiier offers convenient payment plans. Miiier Dr. Alan Miller, Family Dentist 2979 Fairview Rd., Costa Mesa · 979-3970 (at the comer of Fairview & Baker. west of San Diego Frwy) .......... ......., ... tt thA ...... I AUTHOR JOAN BARTHEL: NONPLUSSED BUT PLEASED Without a doubt, the most Interested spectator at the Eurelca, Ca/If location filming of Joan Barthel's bfJst-se//lng non-fiction book, 'A {)(Jath 1n Canaan," was none other than the author. herself Mrs Bartllel. whose true story details the moving fight of a handful of Canaan, Conn , citizens to insur& justice for 18- year-old Peter Reilly, accused of brutally murdering his motl16r. was on hand as creative consultant for tile two- and-s-llalf hour fllm. atrlng on The CBS Wednesday Night Movie from 9 to I I 30PM Tl16 pleasant. articulate author WH particularly moved and a bit nonpluued Wilen slle first observed Stefante Powers, wllo stars m tile film-as Mrs Joan Barthel "The first .:cene I saw filmed. "she recounted, "was my character ,,_tmg another key character, Rita Persons (Conchata Ferrell) 1n tile Canaan store. It was dl"1cult coping with sorrwtone e/H introducing herself as me It was somehow two rea/1t1es coming together. /he film and my part in the actual event I'm still trying to get used to It " Mrs Barthel's participation with the fllm bfJcame even more personal and intimate when she was pressed Into service by producers Bob Christiansen and Rick RoHnberg to rewrite some of the Irey scenea involving the growing discontent evidenced by Jim Barthel (Jamas Sutor/us) for his wife's consuming Interest In the Rellly case "It's an incredible e11parience, " said Mrs Barthel "My flrat book being made Into a ltlm, and men suddenly I was asked to become 1 screenwriter Of course. It made perfect sense For. after all, who could know the nuances of our relat1on- &h1p better than f?" Aslred how she felt about Miss Powers playing her. Mra. Barthel reapondtKJ, "I'm naturally delighted She's slfm and tHMutlfuf end obviously very talented I'm nattered · On th• broader subJect of her book O.lng made fnto 1 fl(m. the author indicated her amazement that th• Peter Reilly atory had develo~ H II did, let alone amerped as m. basis for a movie "/ nev.r thcwght Peter wovld be convicted at his lirat trial." she said "But alter hit conviction. I wrote lettera to Atthur Miiier and Mike Nichol•. and w. all became more involved Through Arthur. th• ~w York Times tHfe•me lnterest9d In th• atory And Nlchola he/~ ralae money and more mterNt by wrnlng /ettera to friend• thet Included William Styron. Jack Nlcholaon and Ellrabetfl Taylor. Afrer that. It became quite• arory-. 1tory of wflat nelghbort and simple cltlzena cen do wflen they go •ffer /u1tlce. And I'm glad thet 1tory It being told ... ' /{: S,.llM ~--. right, •tJ1"1fl'1 H writer J~lt Beith«. he/pl ,,.lfJh• "°" (Bonnie BartMtt, lefl, t nd Conchatt ,.~/) r•IH money to dllfWHKJ •'"'"fl' llOy eccuNd of murd9rlflf/ hi• mother. In "A DNth In Canaan." ,ege 11 MONDAY (Condnuedl (I) ..... Tlllt ,_ •T11eWK1n. Cll 9 Cl) MW WlrW If ..._. •"147'-dl (<17J CJ)) f..., N111r tlD L.A. llltlfdlnct "Platf01m 18" Host Cail Cllnshan talu •1111 GovtrnOI Pat 8'own. (9(1))T11e~SM. Ci) T1le F r..ti Qef 8:00 • (Cfll (])) (I) lieM n.a Willofli IS ~ltd of bttnl 'the otlltr woman.. •hen Boot man ts thoupt to be step1>1n1 Oll1 on his •Tit 8 @Cl)QIJ Ultte"'-•IM l'r1lrit "A Most Prtctous Gilt" Cllanes ~ Ca1olt11u mtdwtlt •ho tlle11 npe<ted baby 111111.s unupecttd'1 ... : (C) (tOll) WOid _,,. (com) '33-The Mtr. 8'othtrs • rn <IJ ca ())) n. so M• Wit Iba "Tiie DtmOll Ma chine" Canel A rocue computer. bent on wond dom1n11ton lll1ov1h control ol all other COfllputen, seu out to eliminate Stewe Antin ... : (C) (2'1) "V.WU Is c.ilc" (was) '71-Burt Lanmte1 . Susan Clark, John Cyphtt me......_,,,.. • .. : (C) (21iw) ..,.. ..... ~ fl ltn. S..." (dra) '6t- Vrt1t• tech. Warren kitty •'--"' • Tiie """"' "Man, H•PPr RdUfns" Tht PTISOfttr ••akn ont mo1111n1 to find tilt Y1ll11e com plttely e111pty alld silent Sec1n1 •~ opportuA1ty to tteape lie bu1kls a 1111 and pllSllts out to su Anl'f1n11n lncllnd lie ttlb "" blunt stOl'f to stVtrll t°''ltvtl oniciab and 11 COft lrOllled with a my111d of UlltllSWWtd Qllt.sllOllS ..... Serl °"' 1111 eo-"-USA -1:30- • <<17> rn> Cil ...,, r. w No 1nform1ho11 an•llble at ov1 P'tu time • SUl,GIO QllltlM e&alledlelJldt • °"" c., 1100 • (<17> rn> Cl) 11•a•s•H Charles discovers a curt lor his run. down conditlOll, and Radar m1tchts hrs mouse 1n a challtnce rxt with a Ma1111e COlps rodtnt D D Cl) a n. .. c...t: i.-a.,... (2hr) Part II In lhe late 1960s, llltt's iou111alistic Clfetl flourishes ind she meets actor Petei Line Jenny. mamtd to Jot, llVU birth to a boy bllt 110111ttll1111 11 m1S1111t 1n lier denlopmtnt u a woman l111ya, a wcuss 1n tlit all WOll4. bq1ftS an unhlppy ret.tron ship w1tll stll 1bsorbtd sculptor MIR Stew1rt (MICllltl Tolan). a mamtd maA C11shna Raines. lone Ht1fltlqn, Swoft Hubley. Stt-htn Mldlt. kn Masters, Tlleoclof t Blhl. Dnid W1111e star • {I) <II ,. CJ)) .. : (C) car> "s.11 ~ r,...,. (dra) '71-Dyan C.nnon, Jam• Coco. Jennifer 0'111111 A beautiful but lrus trattd 11o1i ... 1ft felfns more than she wanb to •llOW about her hus band's personal alfa111 wlltn silt decodH Ills appointment boo' In tllll slOIJ of tntalllltd ro1111ntt • .-..MHllS. TV WEEK, FE8A~RV 211. 19711 ..... : CC> (ar) ..,.. ,,... l'ac•" (com) '73-Jac• ltm111on, Waltei Matthau, Catol llllfnell. • 'lfdlic S41t.-: Mlredl t1 ..... , nus documtnlllJ tranls to Manila where • new and lut11t1ve 1ntt1111honal lradt 111 "mlt'ICIU" is la kine place f 11th huleis ll'Olk1n1 1n llolel rooms ue pertorm1nc optr at1011s" CM1 111C1111bly 111 1nd dy1n1 pat1tnu who have bttn bn lllttt for tllt m11ul' cur ts T wenly P,lltnu who tal$td lar1e sums ol monty l0t Ille tnp and th lrtat ments ltft h11t hand a«ounts ol lhtrr taper1tnc;n IDS...llmial DO..W~sa.. -9:30- • ((11J CJ)) Cl) 0.. Dir at A n.. Julit IS 1n for 1 bundle ol wrpflsn wf•H silt tnlen a dress dni111in1 contttl 1nd haurtt her nt• ca•etr 1$ all seorn up ..... ff Cfwdle .... o,.... 10:00 a CIA s" O• Tiii! • HIT SHOW/LOU W"1' e ((Jl) (])) Cl) Law "1111 Lou dtf1u a C I A rrquHI to a•t off 1 local tS910ftalt SIOIJ ..... ...... , I 111 • s. '• .... tt ~ • * ~/lsttf 7 Wk CeltrMIA Mat lot H1•1w11 & Trades 9 S. T• w..t " le A c.ttldlf -10:30-..... • T1le Orir:lull: ..... II M 11:00 •• CJ) (\ll) CJ)) Cl) .... eOCil90 ..... • <• (I)) ..... a..nc. Styte ... (C) '1111 c.tdll(' (d11) 71-Micllael W1tneJ, Jan Michael Vlnctlll. T 011J f rallCIOSI e TW CNll C..,.. el.It's .. ,A O.i • ,.,........ ztllllt •*C.. e II..,_ Vatlltlll • lldtll!Ullftf ""'1 -11:30- • ( \ll) CJ)) Cl) Mtwlt: CC) .isci... " .. ....,. (dra) '7'- Chnt Walker, Peter Cravu, Jo 4nn Pftua. •@CIJ ll>W., c... •CD cr1 ca CIJl "*' s"" "$9anlSll Clau" • n.t"" ews-t •n.ma. -~-..... 12:00 • lwllclrt -e er-w111 • ...._ Sinrley," 1ht Lona Wait" -12:30-• c.. .. ,, .Slrillt I ~lldlctl l'rattlb 1:00 8 8 (I) ID TtMlrw •IS,, -2:05- • Mowlt: "Wild, Wllf Whttar'' (com) '66-Cary Clarke, Chns Noel TUESDAY ftllUM1 21 ,..., ....... ""' """""' listillp, ,.._. l!Am1111E rt!OGMMS. e. ...... ,.., ~art Ille Oy's_.. DAmllE lllOWIES 10:00 S ~Aclile 11 Ille~ MIMlk" (aclv) ·~]-Humphrey Bopr1. Rlymond Massey Ruth l'.ordoll ll:GO D "TM lie~· (d11> SO-Van Johnson, Uuabelh T rt\Of, Fay Holden , CD "StllJ .. &tllef c.tllll" (cll1) 'Sl-Joan Ct1wt01d Romno Blaw Hulher Sears lee P11terson 1:00 a C1:l "Th• s.ve• Y11r It,•" (com) 'SS-Marilyn Monroe lom Ewell. helyn Keyes 3:00 (ID ct) "Swlnatrl' hndite" (com) '6S-Cl1H R1ch11ds Walle• Sell.I~ 3:30 a C1:) "llll1rlowt" (dra) '69-James Garner, Gaylt Hun n1cut. Carroll 0 Connor. R1t1 M0<eno. Sh11011 Farr ell •V•NIMQ 8:00 u CI> <cm rn> ._ B @Cll®._ •£9we-tY 0.. • Cl) (I§) ( 121) ) ,.... De..wt ID1"'.....,._. llt1"'Will SllJllw'MS-fDDlttrk~ -~D,._, ....... na.c. -6:30- • llllllr. C1:) (tO)"Tlll WN l.w~" l'Jr1 I {dt1) '65-Charlton Heston Rdllrd Boone. Rosernvt Forsyth Cll TillU._.,,.W D c.c.ir.till <ti lien Criflllt ........ (Clll Cl)) Tiii I.Me ....., .............. S) W .., llMes Tw A dtScus SIOll al tetn11e pre1nancy and lhe 11tem11Jvu availlblt to Ille unmamed mother·lo bt mc.a.s.;. II> Tiit GnNc ,..,, 7:00 (l)lrMyl..o ••a CI>m._ • <• Cll) Llln CWt ()) Tt Tel till Tnllll ........ Dalln IDI '-l«t .., ..... u ((Jl) CDl Mr nw. s- St lllCN!llllnf~ a c.:"1 • tr~ en.. ..... ~ -7:30- (J)llynrte S. -~e..et· . ....,...'-•Ill~ (I)....,._.,.. Cl) <• Cll) Tiii ... SlllW 1D11itlfMJ ..... (Clll CD~.., Mllf St LA i.wc111t1p ........ 8:00 U (@ CDl Cl) ~tty CMI· leqeltfHMSu .. 8 0 (8) ,_ElllllUE The Clllld lmb bll bh S-. Phylhs Diller Ceoree Carlin The Spinners. Vidor Botee. Cneland Din and John f0td Coley, Jaye P Moraan. f rtd T11walena and YwonM Elhm1n are some ol lhou en1ertam1ne on 1111 ftrsl ed1hon • lloM: ~) w...., 8millt:u" (CM) 'JI-Tiie llbrt ltttllen.. Iii ~ <ID! (1211 ) HI"' Days Mr Fawor1le Orun An Or\.1n from outer space rs 1bout 10 lake Rt<hie to t11s pl1nel u an urthlmc specimen itnd fonztt musl to do b11tlf with lht cosmt< be•nr to keep Rd11e on urth • ~ ct) (Zlw) "SI• WllG- key" (com) 69-Bur1 Reynolds. Clinl Walker, Ossie Dam, Anere Drck111$01l CD C.rtl lwM1t 11111 Friellds a> ...... : CC) (n r) "UIJWIS" (dra) '63-l<rrk Dou1lu Silvana M1n11no 13 MP11: ~ (nr) "l'l 109" (dta) '63-Clttt Robertson. Robtrl Culp, Ty Hardin fm Ifft OrlffllS C..c.1'111 A docu menlary about lhe life ind •ork of black clus1cal music composer Ro1er Dttkerson. ••lh a pttf0<muce Of his 'New Orlons Concerlo for P11no and Drchn111." a symphont< compos1tton bastd on lr1d111onal New Ortuns rylllhms and melodies Cii>T~ -8:30- • (<.m (]))Cl! SilllNs & YMMI Ho 1nform111on n11lable from lht Nelwork at o.ir press lime • {Dl(9 )U......11141 Sllir1ey Tiie Obstlde to-· llYtrnt and Shrrltr make a 110I01rs 11templ al runn1n1 an obslaclt count lo quahf\' 10< pohce WOl\- and one ol 11\tm succeeds lhe l11st lime around ~Ond.llJ 9:00 fJ ((Il) (})) Cl) ...... : CC) (lllfn.) Hllapu feru" (dfl) '76 Cltnl (astwood. Htl Hotbroo~. Oav1d Soul Inspector Harry Call1llan. bttler kl!Oltn as Dirty H11ry. a poli« min whose IOll&h way with criminals hu urned hrm hrs nt<kn.tme, and a ~motron, 1$ u ked lo WOik on the 1nvesltcaton of a wave ot 111n1land mvrdtrs alona wrlh lhe min wllo ~moted him D @ Cl> tlll Tiit Ila E...t: i.-~ (2hr) Concl Cnstrna R11nu, Stephen Mtcllt. Season Hublty, Mldl1tl lol111, l1u11e He1nt man, Ben MISltll, June lockllart. Theodore Blkel Dmd W1yne Kale alld Pel er Lane separale. I anyi ends her 1tta11 *1111 Matk Stewar1 itnd Jenny dNO<ces Jot Norman Then, Rofl Klpn, a tollece l11end 1nvl1es them to his commune, where thty (all ret11111k the pnonhes ol lhtlf livtt 111d stJr1 over • Cl) (II (rBJ Cl)) Tllrff'I C-pellJ "Ch11ssy Come Home ' Chrluy'1 1111n1ster father 1111.es •llf•d of Sthtdule IOI a "sit ind catches Jack red-111ndtd l"i111 with 1111 little &irf and Janet •• " Wftll .. • ._...,_.Ahlmofthe so·uned "City of puce" and the lhrtt r1h1rons that claim it, v11 e1ty Ktncs 1nd a ~ al II•• past throuch tllt eyes ot 1rth1tolo1ists ID ...... TllNIH -9:30- • Tiit lat .. Grwdlt • CJ) cm (121 Cl)) S.p Jessica and Chester reek 11.lvoc in lhe 1ud1 c11I syslem alo111 w1lh the11 sarcast" blJller, Chesler, when the lhrtt In trly on lessra s murdtt 1t1el 0> M1111des 0,.... 10:00 ··"-• FAMILY/IUOOY'S * llYSlUIOUS 'UEST! • rn cm ca > fllllily ,, friend of Ille ram1ly" Joseph Bol toms auests JS a charm1n1 ytl dmous childhood 1<qu11n11nce of W1lhe s •ho crashes· al the la• renct home wins the hear1 ol !krddy lhtn proceeds to steal moMy from Kalt and Doua m Tiit , ..... , ... "' fD Deir t..ft Keith Mr<:htll and Cer1ld1ne Md wan st11 111 lhis dra mahzahon of lellm uchaneed between potls [lt11bt1h !Wrtll and Robert Brown1n1 du11n1 tht tOUllt Of their love 1f111r CD'a'--. cm JtmalM ,_. -10:30-m m ,..,.. 11:00 Cil D e ® tZJ rJJ at tins • (af!(j)) Uft~ Style • ""41: CC) ....., " "" s..~ (adv) 63-Yul Brynntt Ceor1t Cll•~rcS. Shrrtey Annt Freid ••o..~ II» lit'• Me A 0... S F'"'"'111 2'llltt m Diclc...ctsa.. O)Y..W.DtllWit_. -~~ -11:30- • (l)l) CJ)) ()) .,. • «ll (J) @..., c.r- • Cl) (JI (8 Cl)) ""41: 'lo Ftnd A Man·· ID TUt Cir! ., '91 SIUl1 sn.maw muc~..., 12:00 fJ <cm CD> ""41: C1:l .,,.. r...... ..... ..,. (df•) 16 Ch11stopher Ctorte lar11n1 Stepllus eTllllicWZ-m Mft11: "Dark lltrrlf" (du) '46 Olrv1a dt Hn~lalld lew A1res lhomas M~tllell e ---= S.na. Boy. Stn& " ROllllfthC ~t" IDNWllllM -12:30- • 11 .. 1es: • Rom1n Scudal•." "M1mbo." "The Mad Doclor of M11kel Slrnt" 1:00 8 IHI (}) (JI TtMlrw G IS,J -1:30- • ~ "The Soldrtr .. 'Tee11 a&t ZombttS .. ' A/Ind H1lchoc\ Prnenls 2:00 D ""4tt: "Tiit HD) ti Ill ....,, .. "'T• Lill" -l:ZO- • llftlt: Cl:) "C.1pei1t" (H S) 66-Audtt Murphy Joa11 SIJlty Warren Slt'ttns James Garner as Raymond Chandler's slick sleuth becomes entangled in a sordid web of intrigue. Co-starring Carroll O'Connor. MARLOWE CD TUESDAY~ P11g111 Dean Martin as Matt Helm races to save America's missile center from destruction by its own missile. THE SILENCERS CDWEDNESDAY(l) WHERE TO WRITE Networks Mr James H. AoNnteld Pfesident, C8S 7800 9-1y Blvd Los Angei.a. CA ll0036 Mr John J McMal'IOn vice P.-..oent. Program• NBC 3000 W. Alemede Bult>tnk, CA 91505 Mr John 5-nno Viee Prnident l 0--' Mantiger A8C 4151 ~' '*"· Hollywood, CA 90027 Lon i St.1tlons Ownnel2(C.S) Mr Yan GorclOn Sauter V~P~tl Genet'9I Mllneger, KNXT 6121 Suntet Blvd. Hollywood, CA 90028 Owwtef s (l~t) Mr. John Reynokll Genenal Man1Qtf, KTLA 5800 SunNI Blvd HollywoOd. CA 90028 ChaMel 9 (l~t) Mr Uonel l.. Sch .. n ~ Pl'9eldenl ' ~ Manager. KHJ· TV 6515 Melroee HollywoOd, CA 90028 OMnnel 1l (lllde,.,.nt) Mr. Evan Thompeon Pfwldent & Genet.i Manager KCOP 915 N La 8'H Hollywood, CA 90038 P-.11 Ch&nnef 4 (NICI Mr Tom SlnlaZIWUtl Viee Pl'Mldenl l o.n.t.I Mtna91'.KNBC 3000 w. Atamecsa Burbank. CA 91505 0-.MI 1 (AJC} Mr. Jol'ln 5-rino G.neni1 M&n&99J. KABC 4151~I A119. Hoft>wood, CA 90027 Oi.n~ 11 (l~t) Mr CharlM O Young ~ f>lwldenl • °"*Ill MaNQef KTIV 574e Suneet Blvd. Hollywood, CA 90026 ~»(~) .... Natali. Mdrl Vlewef s.rvtce KCU 4401 Suneet Blvd. Loa Angllea, CA 90027 f Wl!DNl!SDAY I 10:00 QI "l!Pt •lfl ~ CltJ" (dt1) ·~-R1cl111d W1dm11k. Gene T itrlle). 12:00 • ct) .. , .. ., Rin t" (adv) 'S3-Rory Calhoun ID "T• If tlit ,_ .. (com) '47-C.iy Grant, .lean Arthur. 1:00 QI cc:>~ T ..... (dta) '62-William Holden, Lilli Palmer 1• Cit <CJ ,....,...." "-"""' (d!i) '71-Michlel Sanazin, E.G. M11sh1ll l :JO • ct) '11lt SlltectrJ" (ldv) '66-0an "4artln, Sttlll Stevens. Daliah l1Y1, Victor BIKll10 TV WEEK. FE8RUA.AY 26 1978 -6:30- ..... : ct) '11lt W1r IM~" Cone!. (dn) '6S-Cllariton Htston. Rldlacd Boone, llose11111y FO!Sylh (() n. u..... """ • C.-..tlltill Cit .,, Cttftll . ......_ (Im (J))"" * .... Qlltlol'•...,... • °"' Ellt ec.r.-~ • Dir h ii Qibr-. 7:00 w n.._._. ··=Cl)·--• (9 Cl)) llln CM Cl)TeT•lll Tn6 ....... ..,Dllln .11. .. lay ..... u (Im (J)) ., T1nt s.. Qin..._ ··~~ Ql l.11 ..... Us ec..iiw--, -7:30- D "HAVOC" 5UM fOIO __ 1_v_1_N_1_NG __ .. I ;_ = ~ ·;11e Cllilclrtn of Abe1fln" News film 1nd 8:00 intmiews re create the WMt m1n1nt a (Im (J)) Cl).. dcsa$tfl in hmOIY. wllt11 116 t111I 8 @ Cl) 8 11.s 1hn Mft ll~led 1n Ille Wtlsll Ylli.p e ~ Ole of Aberlan 1n 1966. Namted by • CD III (9 CJ)) """ Glenn ford. • C.-. (J) Llr1 Se II Ill ... .... ...,._. esa.•• ....... . . ....,...'-a.., Ttnt s.. •...a;.. rt1 • EJedrtc c:..,., CIJ su.a.-Qllllill ...... .,.. .... . "" ........ • HilelrJ" ..... l1I a w F..., ~ 8:00 • <a?> CJ)) (I) mcau Tiit C1i111 Mlw S,.W Tiie soldtn &111 of cocnedy, Goldie Hawn, "lcomH MJI rvats u Ct0t1e lklfns, Tiit Hlriem Clobetiotttrs, Sha1111 Cus1dy and Jolln Ritter e ID CJ) a n. Utt IM Tilles ti Ciltafr W.. "The Ctut Burro Rice" Jae• Elam (Unl·sbn ts a lonlfnne bvt t.11•1 friend wllo dupes Mad Jack out of ownership of his btlowtd dotl•ey, number sewen ..... : (ti) ...... ftltllen" (com) '32-Tllt .. ll'l Brotlleri e CJ) <m (9 ())) D1llt h bllp "lon& N11hf's Journey Into Day" Members of the Bradford f1mlly au f0tced to t1ke s/llfls to keep Abby awa•e for 24 hours 1ltu slle sullen • concllSSion ..... : (C) (af) "Tiie .... Wllera" (wa) 'S9-John Wayne. WIHiam Holden, ConstallU T OWtrs etna...tt•F'** .... (C) (Jiit) ~ W-" (dra) '64-RIChard Wldmet\. C.m>ll Baker •'--" • IM '111t Glut W111e llootu boll" A tool at tlle hmtlm tlldtnoi of 1r111t·NllllC. lrllll an tum1111tloll of the eollttmPofety tconOllllCS tllal !Im l«cH Ille tme industty lo look to 1M labol'llOtJ for help e Am . ..., ... T• A docu mt11bfy Oii lttnl(t PAllllllCY ACROSS -1:30- mc,...MU lllD °"'[My 9:00 8 C<m Cl)) CJ) MM: CC> (21wlllll) ~A o..tt. i. ea ..... (dral '78-Sltfanie Powers. Pavl Clemtns. James Suto11us Conchita Ferrell, Bnan Dennehy lh1s d11mat11at1011 traces tht SIOfJ of Peter Re1lly- 'har1ed with the murder of his molht1-lrom his dlSCOVtty of his mothtr's body and hrs subsequent deta1nmtnl a11d question1n1 without formal tl\alte over a peuod of some 48 flours, IO h1S COllWICllOn of first dfartt manslauchler. and ttle subse· Quent 1ranhnf of 1 ntw tnal, to hnally, the hlm's dramatlC and rt1rthn1 COllCIU$IOll u a CJ) a n. l&ad si., $4N4r11 "f11hl1n1 Anaels" lht t11httr pilots. their leader "Pappy" Boy1n1ton, the mechanlCS and otn the nurses must man the auns when enemy commandos invade Ille 1Sl1nd. • m cm <• ())> cur11e·, Allctll "The Jade T1111" Cltarlie uses the A111els-ptus his DWft Pr1Geless collection ol l'dt-to trap'" .crob1 he 1twtl thief and a killer • Meft Wfll Sllllr Cll ._ CC) (111) ..... M-.li" (111415) '61-(l'llS ""*' Ct Crut rtrflf•H<a "Count Oracull .. Part I lOUts Jourdu sta11 1n lht hllt rolt as the sinisttf vam ptrt lint In Ille hrst ol lllru parts. Oracllla holds JOllll& .loftathan Harter Prltontr 111 h11tulle111 Tr1nsyfwln11, w!11lt pieparine to iourney to lDlldon 1n surtb of new v1<11111s DAdlt;tyLWJ -9:30- • Th lal tf~ m....._o_.. 10:00 11 9())0MctW.• "Balttred Teachm" When a teenaat 1an1 wlCIOusly tenonies a suburban llrcll tdtool, PtoPff and Crowley plan to teach thtm ' lesson ., they Co 11ndffconr IS a school nurse and (IYl(S 1nstfllci0< ....... • CJ) WI (13 ())) Stal'lly l H1tc1t "r 01y lady St11s•r and Hutch btcomt tareets of panit strden thlt"fts #lien tht arsonist buuty they bef11end stuhu • wit use of bank robbery money tn Sta~y's apartment • n. ..... , 11111111 • SPfCW. "9lwib at Ille llftlltt "-famed p11n1st Vlad1m11 Hoio wrtz perl0<ms a COll(trl 1n tht Cut Room of the Whitt House in celeb11 lion ol the SOth ann1venary ol hos American debut f1i) s.Msta11 -10:30-....... 11:00 •<a())) i.-a..nu. StJte 8 CD llCll81DCl)"'91 e W..lt: CC> {llir) "Ch it's LIM" (wti) '12-Charles llfonw11 /act Palanu. lbdlard Bastharl • n. °" c.,le • Llt'I lllM A D..a IS Ftf11181M 1Jllatit •llklen.ttsi.. •r.~~ TV WEEK, FEBRUARY 26. 1978 -11:30- • (tin Cl)) CJ) .... u al CJ) • ......, CM-. • w <II <a ())> l'9lla s-, ''Duth 011 Credit" John S11on Pol trays a detective who 1oes wnde1 co-er to crac~ a bocus credit c~1d 11n1 already rHponsiblt 10< two murders • T\11 5lrt ., "'Slutt ni.m a. muc~._ 12:00 8 ((ll) CJ)) Cl) ll"le: Manll fitot.fl "Pt eTwlllPtZ... e 11ao1e: "HIMs ti A StflllCt'" (mys) '62-Paul lu~alher, James Stapleton, J~11 Harwey e lllttlel: ''St<ltt ol the Purplt Reel." 'ihe Phe1111 C.ty StO<l" -12:30- ........ fht Bou," "Rtdhtad," "Jadipot" e CD Cll (QI ())) 11ystery of !lot .... ··s1upW1hrs" 1:00 ll@(J)OT-rw D IS,, -1:30- • ...._ 'Son ol Godz~la," 'Tht ButK11hter:· ~tred Hrtdltoc._ l'ltse1tl$ 2:00 e llt•lts: Sublerlu1e . Stranetr ti Sunrist" -2:50- • lletie; "hnMiK" (mys) 6J- Dlrttr Reed, J1nettt Scott P.11 SKIING BACKDROP Sk11n1. one of the world's most alamorous sports. rs the backdrop for the CBS Movie "Ski lift to Outh" aurna Friday at 9PM The Jozak Company, 1n usoc11hon with Paramount, who produced this futuie under lhe eurdance of Richard Bnus ilnd Bruce Sallan are oow famous for their interest 1n multiple storyhnu They chose Laurence Heath to write the hwo hour teleplay tracrne the lives of several people caueht 1n a 1ondola disaster However the story deals pnmarrly with retahonsh1ps and cllo1c.es with which people are faced For eaample. Deborah Ralfin who plays lee Larson. and Charles r rank, as Dick are a youne couple who must come to 111ps with her new telebnty status lhey lurn that 11vrne a loved one the opPortumty lo denlop tnd1v1dual independence rs the key to an ultimately mDle lastrne partnership Clu Culaaer lhe last talking agent Gilman, promises the world champion skier Deborah, travel money, and m1tement which 1n turn muns postponin& ner tone awaited mamaee Charles Frank m1aht be remembered for his continuing role as Jeff 1n All My Children He 1s a temhc look1ne youna man and a perfect match for Debofah Ralfin's fresh character Simultaneously featured are Howard Duff and Cail Str1cktand in a May-September romance Added drama corners their relationship as we learn there rs a hired killer atter Duff should he decide lo testify against underworld figures Hrs choices are his sell esteem verses the "mob's" wrath Veronica Hamel rs no stranger to Voaue covers and other top fuluon maeazmes Veronica. a former model turned actress. lulured 1n "Ski l1f1 to Death" is anythine but another pretty lace Veronica. as Andrea, plays a local rePorttr romanhutly involved with nttwor~ sports commentator Don Calloway Don Johnson. the pompous ski champion and l1sa Reeves. lhe tetnacer masquerad1n1 as an adult also have a f11endly romp 1n the snow before they take that fateful eondola ride The m1tun1 of the him was no usy task Producer Buus e1pla1ns that they •ere slammtd out of the western United Stales beuuse our ski resotts considered the scupt content • sensitive material On the other hand Canada took the opposite view lo them the film shot 85\ outdoon. munt tern he pubhttty for the stu rndustry. With the ereen haht 11ven Richard Buns and co producer Bruce Sallan took their ust to Canada However, "Emythin& put us to the test" e.pla1ns 8'1US. "We ran into bhzmds. toe. new snow1alls- eveiyth1na but an avalanche, which rs the one lh1nii we could have used. And the chill tactorl The f1rsl week wt had 20 deem below zero weather-cold but workable-but the steond wee~ rt dropped to 43 below " P•IO THURSDAY I llMCH z hr ....... -aftM11111 ti6p, ,.._ .. DAmME~ ... .... tw ,_ * I ·1 I, In tilt 411(1-. 0Amall M0¥1[$ t~ a "llll Ck1 .._ l.W(' (com) 57-latlt PowfU lUIO G CCJ "Wllblli" (adv) 59- ~,, lilonllOIMfl. Ta1n1 Cle ID ..., Ck1 n.~ (drt) •8- l1l1t Palmer. Sllll W1n11111kt• 1:00 a CCJ "• o... ,.,._,. (dr1) '57 -JoaMe Woodward. Jeffrey Hunltt. Shtrtt Nort~ 3:00 (IJ ct) "Tk , .... Str1111tr" (dra) '57 -lames MacArlllu1. Kim Hunltt l:JO . (CJ "Harry·O" (1dv) · 73 -Drnd )1nssen. Maritn Sllt~n. Marcot Kidder •V•NING TV WEEK. FEBRUARY 26, 1978 8:00 9 ((J1J (]))CD Tiie "6e (R) John 8oy 1s mesmtnzed by lllt s1J1!o. inc '011tr1st between New Yoit City and W1ll011·s Mounlarn whtn Ille 1m1>1hent •111" ioes to tilt b•I city 1n hope$ ot hnd1n1 out 11 his hnally compieltd llOftl will be pl!blfsJltd D @ (I) 8 c:.._ Q(P Olftetn ere tKtd wrth problems caused by • compubive pmbltf 1 svn 1ot1n1 motoust ind an Kttdtnl VIC11111 wtio lttb lllOlt '"'" 111lrtudt toward hu rescuers • ..-. (lllf)~(com) 29 The Man Brotlttrs • rn crt ca ro> ."' ... M l«tlW "hnl Tnhn(' (R) Iii• Kotter has his hands luH when lit must llecldt tllht1 to lltlp hdit with ltoUWWofk and the babies DI help &tbarlllO stucly tor his mah up lest • Tiie Seillt -~._..,,~ at .. It: CC) (21111) .. ,.. Grut M._.rl bW" (wu) 'SI -Mac donald C.rey. Wendell Corey •'-"' e Sl'[QAl lieWI Iliff An hour tona 1Hohlt of rhe l111mt1 lsmh Pnme llhntslt•. usins t1ltn'1Vt •rcl11ve 1111ttuat from Ptl10ftll and olhc:11I hltS m ..... s.noma. e ...,_,. r...,..r -1:30-• (]) <lJ UZI())) fWt "love Thy Ntr&!lbol" When lltrnrct tahs 1 ttmpotaty jDb 1n 1"1Kl1Yt 11t11hbor ta!o.n lllOlt than 1 te111por1ry mterut 1n Plul -~ • Trwtti • C1•1,..c:e G °"" c., 9:00 • ((11J (])) CD "••Iii fiH-0 r IYt 0 boss. Steve 11116.lrrttt Ille! 11tnl Danny Wdltams are enmeshed with ' pair of lrrchlened surltrs. OM who's Ktually responsible !or lht de.th of 1 Cttl ud the other on the run because he's lht pnme Sll.Sl>fcl D ID CD a ...._ ll 1• "list less r ever'' ltmu Ire ts that hi$ sluar1s1tness 1s mD1e lhan 1ust 1 cue ot the blahs when lie anonymously checks into 1 lrte medical clinic to underso tnb tor veneieaf disuse •(])<JI ca CDl IMMJ Ith A cunman forces C.ptain Mil ler and hrs men to do lime 1n the t0mpany of 1 loolly vtnt11loqu1s1 and his obscene dum111t • Sl'[CW. .. w.u ill c.c.rt '"' one 1nc1 011ty N111 ~u is lutured 1n Concert wrth the Edmon ton Symphony Orthutra Perfor minces include 'Stn1 Me I'm the Sona." St1nd1n1 on the Inside," l1uptt1 tn the Rain " CD lillf'f Grilfl9 S'-S lktit: CC) (Ztlr) "Tiit Ira ,_.. (wa) '58-Git&CKY Peel • WiwW "Hwee !Mrs 1n Szczec1n" A doc:u d11m1 covenn1 the conhon l1hon betwttll stn•inc Pohsh dock !fOlhll and lhe hod of the Pohsll Communist Party. EOw11d G1uek. dunnc 1stn•e1n 1971 Cl!> Tiie .... Qr1lides -9:30- • (]) <II ('211 CD) C.111K c-. try "Biker Buys A House" Ptrt I (A) Curtis, t1k1na Chief Roy's advice to 1nnst m pr01>trty, buys 1 h.oust next dODI to tilt ment's not ·mctly-llbttal llSPtl ............. I 10:00 U B1r111br Wrecks Ytdlt • Hijackers In Battltll D ((ll) (])) (J) 811111'1 Jonu Bonnie Ebsen. dauahter of series star Buddy Ebsen, auest stars as a boat h11acker's 21rlfriend who becomes part of his plot lo fake his death and the destrudion of his yacht to 1vo1d detection by autllonties D t2J) CIJ 0 Whit hllty Kap- pefttd ID tlM a-.i '65 "The Class MIS11t" Penny Rackhn Cauest l<athleen Beller} has a problem she leels she can't measure up to the achievements of her family Joseph Campanella also auesls DDlf"" a m Cim ca ro> mew. $efttry Collectioft rmt•ts Bell Vereen-His Rooh Guests Ch"yf Ladd, touts Gossett Jr. 1nd Debbie Allen 101n the multH1lented Ben Vereen as he SPolli&hts the key events ot his !tie tn music and son& G> Tiie ''°'"'"*""" fD llluttr-,IKt Thutrt 'Anna Karenma" gi) Seccet .... ill GenNllJ -10:30- Gl G> lltwl 11:00 • (]).(I) ((ll) (])) .... e oC1Jcma.._ • ca C1J> i--.rit.111 s1y1e G lleorit: CC) "A w.Jk ia Ille S,rillc bht" (dr1) '70-lngnd 8ereman. Anthony Quinn .. Tiie Odll COll,it G> Ltt's Make A 0..1 a retnlld 1tWPt m Diel ea11ttt Cm> M1ellitl/llllrer bfJOl1 -11:30- • ((ll) (})) Cl) ...... CC) ''Th• Ttr111i111I 11111" (dra) • 76- Gtoree Ses11, Joan H1dett • 0 ()) O> Jalllll7 c.r.. • (]) t1I (9 ())) fllll'*Y lflcllt s,.dll "The All Star Salute lo Women's Sports" Alu Kine. 8111 Cosb,. Helen Reddy. Harvey JC.orman. Maclean Ste'fenlOn and Phylhs Diller are amona the m1ny t>trform m who rorn tennis chamJ)tOn Billie Jun Kine ind a host ot other out stancfin& athletes in an enter!Jrn· ment salute lo women 1n sports m That liir1 m Get Siurt sm.a... &:> C.pttoMd ABC lll'ft 12:00 U TwilicJll Z• m c-W'rts m llotla: "Tht Outlaw's D1uell· ttr :· ··r our Days Of N•plts'' -12:30- 1!1 Meories: "N1eht Key, "Callinr Doctor Death.'' "Tht far1y Bird" m Mwte: ''TM Tlftcle(' (llor) '59- Vincent Price, Judith Evelyn 1:00 D 0 ()) 9 TllllOtlW B IS,, 2 :00 Ill Mo•lu : "The Bil Operator." "Thi foot K111er" CD llowils: "Slauehter of the Vim· pirts." "The St ranee One" -2:05- • MIN: "TpMr Cow•" (clra) '43-Gin&tr ROaers. Robert Ryan FRIDAY llARCH 3 For lllOfllirll llld llttrMOft !UtiflCI, plelst • DAmM£ raoGUllS ... low, lof ,.., COM111i11r.e, 1111 Ille dlt(si.wles. Mmll£ MOVIES 10:00 S "Dudli111 USA" (dra) '52-Humphrey Bo11rt Ethel 1 Blrry1T10re. Kim Hunter. Ed Be(ley 12:00 Ill CC) "The Red rt11r" (dra) '49-Myrna Loy, Robert Mrtchum. Louil Cathern ID "lift 11 !tit Top" (dra) '66-laurence Harvey, lean Simmons. Honor Blackman. 1:00 ®CC) "JourHJ 11110 llld· liPt" (mys) '68-Chad Everett, Juhe Hams, Edward fox, Tom Adams. 3:00 tit CC) "Wllat A WM111" (com) '42-Rosaltnd Russell. 8111n Aherne 3:30 e CC) "Cisco l'ih" (dra ) '71-Gene Hackman. Karen Blact Kris Kristofferson. V1wa •V•NINQ TV WEEK. 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I SATURDAY I of h~nosis toward a c.1mp11rn of sabdaie 1p1nst tlle U s "'' r Oltt • D CJ) O ~arl lhe Old 11141 tile 8ea1rtitvr On a mlUIOn to ""' tilt platy by lll~nc an erteflded romanhc 1ntefllldt with the st!ISUOll$. passionate PrlllCeSS Carna A.!1111 °'*"~ c.atcha 1 ''*' mus tnd ~ tees to 80 yeais old ... (llW) "l 91&!1' .. Clnllt •" (corn} '4S-lht Min lkot1lm • rn tm ca (I)) o-., ..., llMte Tom .loMs, la.tit• S..11 and the let Matis lfe OonnJ and llat1f's pesb in lllls wariety hovr tllel 111 'ludts a "MJB ol lono" musr<al COlllldJ spool ....... : CCl (ar) ... ea-hf c.rMI" (~} '70-Geol&t Pet)C)iid, Gtcwanne fl.Ith, fl.If Vallone .~,,_. • SIUMLA bl ti._~ A dOcvmtntl!y of the hit of Cotch Viftce Lombardi -~ ••• tl(fllhlll .... • ..,._ s... on oc. -l:lO- • a (J)ac..P..O.a.Mt II Happe!ltd Ont 11.pr · Alty har» '" a s1--1111m rt'' C111tf Sllatk.,·s. as a bolllb sure kw~ lllt dl1d to sllaft hes ban'ttb O'lt(llljtlt With • 1J0119 al mcttd WAVLS •tr.-a .... Sti-' ... 9:00 • (tt» (J)J CIS ,...., .._. CCl OIWl "W Lift" o.tll" <~> '7S-09Wlh R.tfftn. CMriu rra~k. Howa1d Owtl. Oon Callo•ey. Cati Strldlud, Sury Chffee. Sneral ~ aR tn~d 1n two dera~ed ~ ltfl l'Oftdol11 tlld bee possibk ~tutti •U(J)D flrl...,..,.._ "lrw4>1t "' O\tpte1 17" Rockl0td's °"" lilt rs In jeopardy 1tltr 111 rs hired by Ult autbol ol I btS\·KftlQl 1111111111 fOt women lo thtck out tlwuts 11111 lla'ft bttn mad• 011 hl! lift. OHdtHe Nt¥1M end ld Nelson pat. • CJ> ID Cta ())) ... : CCl (Jllr)""""' ...... (6r•) '7'- --S.llin~. 8Mtly Todd, Otllm Hon1d. lllitdlttl ltyM, htty Ow't Alli•. «tt~ltu 8clltr. J111111 SM!t' ltcU.-. Rile llkQanalllft. Ricll_. l1hlll1u Otd1e1ttd docto<' h ip t111tc 11111111n race 111td1c.1I 1114 tt110 llOllll Cl1HS IA \ht ll!Ply llllOtlOftll 11ptnt 11Ct of th11AllO CD ._. ·111e Odd C.ouplt' ==~""' ..... ..... (ldv) • 'flrl Sil .... " ....., "" "Cltlltnnt Hon1d" Ancel• Pim CllU fQttT..,s the hftll Witt of llrllC Henry VIII (kt1th Mlchtll) C.lht11nt Is I CllM 16-Ytlf-old wllo IS entlllatltd with lilt ettentlOn ind 1111111} &lit rec:twti lrotn the 11Hnt, rnld41 ... lt line and •rieu to mttTJ lllm. S1le Is, llowMr, 1pP1Utd at tltt vstY. Impotent ~d men on her .-ddllll ftlpt; llM Ill afftl! with ltl 1ldt to tM kins; alld wlltn Henry di1CO'ff11 lltf lnfld•lity' slit it b411Ndt4 ..... a 10:00 e O (I) QI Qmicf 1he Helll1 ol the Miiter" A botched 1utopsy by Quincy's boss pl1Ct$ lht medal u1mtnt1 "'an embarruinc sit1111r0n ""'" ht lllllSI tltlf his superlOI ...... • Tiie ..... ,_.11 • '9dl0ea..J • ..... 103 -10:30-..... fDUtlM~ 11:00 • CJ) • (I) ((ll) CJ)) ..... e G CV tm QJ IRI • (121 ())) U.. ...nu. Style ....... : ~ "truy ,.. .. (ell•) · 1 • Pete1 Boyle Paula Prentiss ( rtd W11t11mso~ ••O..C-" • Ut'I ..... l .,., .,.,.....211 ... fD Diel c.--~ Oe Wa!IKlll • MIC:IWl/Llltftl """ -11:30- • ((11) ctil (I) .... It: 11°l"1..V a::> .,..,.., • o.ctl" (dra ) 74-Rou lll1rtin Stelu1e Po•tll Bobby Sh11111an lostpll C.mp.entfla eacv aiw., c.- • CJ) Ill (8 ())) llnlttl II You C.n'I Pay tilt Pntt" Bl•tltl pvlllltS 1114 al~ lfftpossiblt (Oii ot "''""' '"' city's top UllM It adt I en ot4 mtn so CO'ftftd with ides end r~tab1hfJ he sterM untouclllrblt •O...Ulalb •Get s-t sn..ma. -~---12:00 .T ...... Z.- • ~ '1he Rookie," "Ot90fltd" .,...., ... -lZ:lO- • ~ "lydia S.1lf1." 'Tht Clime of [)I Hallel." "Navy Blutf' • $brtllM "tsape Into Jtoperdy" A c.ounttrfe1tt1 burp 1s •llowt4 to tsupe 1111111 p11$011 to rtlnnt cunenq plates 111 Neri occ111111d f11nce whm llnistanc.t membtn htdt him untJI Ollt mtmbt1 bttr•ys him limes Fr1nmcus. Joctlyll line, Leif E.ncksoft st11 al -..: 'iht Mov!t M1lt1" ........ Slr"fhll -U:40-W .._ "Rldt A Cloo'.td 11111" 1100 .T....._ • @ CJ) "*"" s,.dll ••Sfr e ...-.: "A Guy Named loC "Tl11 lnfa.rntt," "Alfrtd H~ehcoc• Pltstnts" 2:00 e..,.. '11otht !rut," "lltflln Alllir" -l:20- ... ~(com) 'S 7-T trTJ· Tllollln. ten C.1mlcll1tl, R1Ch1rd Attenborouah 'IMllCM 4 10200 D@ Cl) D c.lett ldetW Ktntuc:ly n Ullivt<•llY ol Nevada (Las veaas) -11:30- • ~~)CJ) Slawb" .. . ·~ ••O-.~ ...... a- i"•h11ooii I 12:00 e ((JI> CD> Cl) ht a.rt BU (J)lllQJ~ CJIM 0,.. Wt Cottnt• ol semi ltlltl round ol llMs lou1111mtnl ll'Olll IN RIO PlMf (.ounhy Club. Oltando, llondl • °"""" • CJ) tD (al CJ)) U..rlcu ....... • lilt SW. A* •O...Lllllb •r..F*'*9Cllef -~~.,....,.. -12:30- • ((J?J CJ)) CJ) s.a-laMy CJ) T191k ....... ..., ..... , ID Dllcll It .... '-.,... . ...,.....,., (QI ())) U.S. flltlll ..,_, 1:00 9 ((ll) CJ)) ()) llr, ._ rn llelil: "N11h1 Pawe•r ...... :(Cl"lllly~ ..... (wsp) '69-Stewirt G1an1tt. LOIS lltllltlon, loHpll Camp111etl1, OtM Wynltt, Katy Jurado. Minon Ross. (11 ........ ms.i ,,. • Tiie ...... sm,tm Canlel A documentery on lht conceptiOll. eaecut1011 1nd C011llO'ltn11l ~ to Nmsb 's lntellbte·80 iaitp- t111u. tl'1(1td 1n i-of the Breentenn1el ym 19 ~-....w er ... ....., -1:30- • ((ll) CJ)) ()) CIS F-. hltlnl ao.c.... •*9tt&C-... (11..,._U ...... : "Jrnda .. l'9I ..,,,. (""11} 'SS-Ooflald 0'()>1111()(. ID(() llleiM: '111fM hcu West" Cta<D)TrMM't QJ ...W () ,1e tlf T ... 2:00 9"T .. nlllll* DS.blrNy ... ,..., (Jl .,..: "C!outhe" ·- I (ml lrol!Sidt m lllaioll hapouible (flll Cl)) Tht Wicbd Dwarf Slt llowlr. "Last Laueh" c1211 ru> Allio Wotld '9 Hist'ol} ff Mt1ico -2:30-rn E.,iortna tflt Arts (QI) Cl)) Wofld of SvlVlttl 'D TOll'IC 0111 3:00 a "-ahrs • lolulll.I 8 (I) (ft \])) ,ro llowltn Tecir The 1150.000 Burger Kine Open from Don Carter's Kfndall Lanes in M1am1 no11da 9 Morie: ctJ 'Tu hot1tu111" (com) '70 Paul Koslo. Slim P1c•ens ({Di Ible: "Tulsa" (dra) ·49 Su"n Hayward. Robert Preston. GJ Mofit : lt:l "S1nll110" (adv) '56 Alan Ladd Lloyd Holan Rouana Podesta II) T1ru111 ((ll) (})) Trnelure @m trOMM• ID Waltt1 Mt1t1do O Mama Welby m Kk• 8uht1 -3:30-u ( (ll) Cil) CJ) CIS Stioi1s St1t< · lx11l11 (3) Pwter w...,.., m fnteniitiOll.i AllltMtilMI '1il T1lt Alltticatt Slol) 4:00 D a.JI Cl) 8 c.lttet kll•~• USC YS UCLA • v.,.,. 11 lfM ........ " ... s .. Q) llowle: ct) "StJttlllfllr Affair" (rom) 50~ Joan ront11nt louoh Collen a ltnlttil1t .. 111. llM4 m T•~ "Diel M•nta" Gfm Lina is ho'I lo 01 Joyce Nuh. Stanl0td University's wei&hl 1educ hon upe1t. who wuks to appro1 1m1tely one third or the Un1ttd State' populahon who are ovtr •et&hl. and states that Americans must ch1n1e the11 utrne patterns rn order to lose •tt&llt ttll(1tnlly '9 Roller GMles -4:30- • CD (ml <<a ())) *'' WI* World of s.orts !he 25111 Atlantoc Colst Conference Basketball Cham p1onsh1p !tom Grernsbo10 North C.rohna Plus lhe flamineo Stakes from Hialeah Park, ria S !bslivitleiit• llll 0.. '"'·US.AT m l'1rson11 rH1111a 5:00 U Wiid Wortd of Anlm1b l'I ()) SUr T rel D llowie: ctJ C211r) "Ctulllm of lfM AM&zoll" (doc)-77 GJ Mnle: "llllic .. r Ont" ldraJ '6S-W11ren Butty. Hu1d Hatfield, Aleundra Stew111 ( CJ1) CD) Soll! T tam J B "9J Goes t11t Co111rt11 fD TM T11 hule This plO&flm .. Ill help with preparalt0n ol lht Mw l 040 Iona form for 1ncomt tu, •tlll 1Chedules A and 8 IOf 1tcm111n1 deductions. Step. by·slep tnstru' tions are ollt1ed, • lotlft1 Ff• ttM ~ -5:30- • Tiie. l'rb " ...... 121 lbt1J ......., S.-ll&M C!D .,,.... T...,..._ of Sbtdti•I 8Vl!NINQ a:oo u • ()) ((ll) Cl)) ,._ II Mo.le; (CJ (nr) "Sherill ol Fradurecl Jhl'' (com) '59-Kenneth M<lfe, Jayne M1nsf1tld, lltuce Cabot U1 llotle: (lllr) "Soila o1 9atlsi" (adv) '64-Jack Hawkins, Rrcllud Atte11boroua11. 1.() Cl) 9 \11) ...., 8 Heelbw msur Socat 9 thM~IJ Wrtsttilla -6:30-fJ.""" (I) Alllletic ~ ... IJ llary Tyler Moore (flll Cf)) s.i tllt 11onra, 0 CJ) Wild llllllllonl !lll llaiy TJ* hrt $119 m Vater'S Pifttllle 7:00 U T 1tt1tta1b (l)llNs D h11ll' hud R1,ha1d Dewson hOSU • l ,..,.itNa LOl _.... (])Ceftlxt I GSec-'QtJ bwue (ml "'""'" JICl si.. CD ((3) (J)) (8, llwl111tt Wet\ .. ((ll)(]"J) .... K.. ~ ({) Tiit llullPlt si.. .JI) Siii ...... fa ---~i.. "' Ille llWJJ rwtt lftlt CZ> ,..,., m11ct1•··~ -7:30-• sa.-P)TllllW Cil TN Goftt S. D lft s..rdi o#-8 $tlecial Uitiorl 8.u1>111 feloon reports on 1 seance. tht 2Sth ann1 wury of Mad M11az1ne. the sub1ec1 ol lat00$. and tilt 11se ol CB 1adt0s \Of tornado aleru ms .. Dittv m n.. w., 1t w.s r:Im rbf•~ @ Cl) S WOitlNA *' 5Nlf fD W IM frtm ltle liralld Olt OlifY A live 21.) hour show lrom the Grand Ott Opry 1n Hashv1tte fen "essee Trve to Opry 111d1!too. no OM kllOW$ mmt lhan 48 110u1i tn advanct who 11111 ptrlOlm but 20 to JO Kls will be drJwn from the Oprys 1oster ol reault! pertormers. includ inc M1M1t Ptart. Roy Acull, Conn1t Sm1lh Archie Clmpbell, lhe Wilburn Brothers and many others. 4IB Goll Adua's Su-Tttt 8:00 u <®(I)) Cl)"' •mart si. Ont I~ eve of bt1ne ~nnounced "Sfcretary ol tht Vea1 ," C..rot inform' Bob thtt 'ht' s ltl'ltnc hts tm~oy D U CIJ 0 1lit-.. Wt1Mt1 "Dul G4 Body" Wlule nu1 death. a youne Indian •aent'$ spmt tuves h1$ body and 1ttemp1$ to &m Jaime Sommtt's hfe. e llliille: ~ (ar) ''t.-"'"'" (com) '50-The Ma11 &olht11. U (I) CIDl (8 Cl)) M 's Ht,,.td1111 "Shirlt' h~u Over" WMt Mama is away. Sl1111ty taku over tht Thoma houlthold •I • CIUCIJI lime in t11t ll~9' o4 R11 and Ills frttnd Rerun Ill llowle: (lh!4511) ''lM TruSllft el Sierra lladr•" (dra) '48- Humphrey Boiart. Wtlto1 Huston. Tim Holt. Bruce Bennett 8) Tiit ......,....., "We Spy (lhr) G) ... rle: CZlu) "lllrtJ" {d11) '5~-[mst BMan1ne, Betsy 8ta1t 181 Movits: The P111tes:· "lht Beast Wit/I rive F1niers." "Robbery" -8:30- 8 CCU> CD) ()) fHJ ll11dall Sholr Unusually h1111 SCOtts on an eum Waltt1 11vu hrs "nol too b111M" class 11 £d's School ol L1w lead$ Walter to bchm that ht nu bten underest1mahne $0me b11U11nt students U Cil ® (9 (()) O,e11llt11 ~ "A Party IOI the Captain" (R) Emyont on the Su r11er 1uure that Sk1ppe1 Sllennan ind lttutcn 1n1 Crlndail are swetty en111ed 9:00 U ((I1J CJ)) {() Tiie Jeffenus llo 1ntormat10n at ou1 pren hmt D 0 Cl.l 8 Nu ielfJ "Ille Mouth Marines" (2111) Atter b~n111nr a ban~ 1obtltr,. a pau ot \Mall 1t111t th1ens (Warren Oales and 81uer Davison) b1111cade lhemselvu 1n 1 sllySC11per office and play 1 neNOus wartine ea me with a SWAT tum led by 1 pot.ted. well 1t11nrd neeo111 IOI (Chad Everelt) • (J) Cll ca ())) LOH ... , Ho infoim1110n available from tht Netwoik 11 our p111$$ lime m llO.W'S POTHER ON * TOlllTE'S "U HAW!! GI NM""' -9:30- fl ((]1) (I)) Cl) ... Arth111 " dtlermrntd to tu ch his w1$1lln1 crand~n the 1mpert1nt !nines 1n tilt. but it's lht eu1lty 111ndp1 who to ms thr most vaultblt leUOll ol 111 10:00 D (cr?) Cil) ()) ..._. Ho 1nfoi m1hon 1Yailable from the Netwoik at our press hrnt en1afeat-. • CD ID era OO>LM...,. No 1nl01mat10~ lrom the Network 1t our 0"SS tnnt m..., Q) SPfCIAl ..... ill llac:k:n. Car1' Yt111 A look II tht develop mtnl of black fllms from 1910 to 19~ Somt ot the stars seen 1n lttm tootaee 1ncludt Bm1e Smith. Herb Jeffnes. Paul Robeson. Stro1n ft1ch1t ind Oukt Elhnaton TV WEEK, FEBRUARY 26. 1978 m l'liMI• ~ hlloM1 e> Hall A Tnbule to Hink WiJh1ms -lO:CS-ll Tlln.....n 11:00 • CJ) (1) .... aecm caaa..n m 11ow1e: '1IWltr 111 tat b•" (dra) '63-Jac~it Clmon. Sieve ltlcQueen. Tuuday Weld e ...., ~·, Flrltc Cirtm ( flll (I)) rf\ a.. O Cl.l .._12 ca w> 111. "••" II!!) U.. r,_ IM CfaM 01t o_., -11:15- lD ~ "Oar of the Badrnan" • """"*"' rtWit llldlt fD~....W.,-. "An In spect0t Calls" -11:30- • 119'1e: CC) "Th h1trtdtrs" (wtl) 67-0on Mu11ay, lohn ~1011, Aline Fra11<.1s DO(J)IH......., e ll"ie: CC) "l•tt11rfltl4 I" {dra) '60-El111beth T1yto1, lnrenct Harv:L.~d1e f1sht1. 01111 Mt11lll (I) : "Mahoe•ny" <II -..: (CJ ''Ge ,..... ,. tM "*"" (d11) '61-lony franctOU, C1n1 lollobrrc1ci, II) S.-t11i., s,.dll "fJ1th1 Kitt" 12:00 9 TwlllifltZ.. -12:30- ........ Stm Qt lllft N«ltJ hOO 8 0.. linflw' I l'fd Collet rt II Ille ~rm • llftlt : "Ftfti&• tonu,111· ~ (dra) '40-Joel McCtea. l1111ne Oay. -1:30- • llftlu: "!hat Man Georce." "They Shell Hawe Music." "Rac:m1 Blood" -1:50- D llowle: (CJ "h ol Ertl" (hor) '63-ChHoid £vans. Noel Willman 2:00 Ill llowta: "ll1ltway Hoose ... "Battte of lhe Comman~s" 3:00 m lllowits: "Planets Aa11nst Us." ~frtd Httclltoct. Prti.tnli ..... n TV WEEK, FEBRUARY 26. 1978 atlantic music stereo I SALE PRICES THRU SAT.,· MAR. 4 SB.ICTIOM • SHYICI. 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