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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1978-03-05 - Orange Coast Pilot.. Rain llpset~ Huntington Beaeh · ••• • •• Sends £oS Ageles D~ifi . Delly~-5'Mf ~· "1 Alt YlltMI .,~ BALOWlN HILLS MAN _,U LLS BACK DRAPES TO SHOW OOZE·FILl:£D HOME AS POWER POLE COLLAPSES, OFFICER DIRECTS TRAFFIC AT FIVE POINTS SUN .DAY VOL. 71, NO. 62, 7 SECTIONS, 102 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORN IA SUN DAY, MARCH S, 1978 T WENTY-FIVE CENTS Storm Stings Soggy Southland Gentlg Daum tlae Street ••• ·Dan Curiel, of Costa Mesa, round that when the going gets tough, the tough get rowing, expecially down 19th street on Saturday where the enterprising skipper of this skiff made better lime than drivers who tried to navigate the intersection of 19th and Anaheim streets. . Waterways TeJ!lpt Youth One Dead; Others Arrested After Rides . nearly cost two youths their Uvea when their craft was sweet into the ocean. They manage(), however, to make their way to .AM'---lba. Jn Newport a , tllree ys, two 17, t he o ther 14,-were charged by .Polke with treapus- ing when they were reportedly belly boarding on saturated golf greens at the Big Canyon Coun· -llll!IHHtt--:v.)lClubSatutda~afletMQQ. T h ey were a polted by a workman at the course and re. By JDSY JIEllTENSTEIN °' .. o.ltJ ,..._ S&atf Rains and winds that at times reached squall proportions ln Orange County Saturday ap- peared early today lo have blown themselves out, but not before belne blamed ror it lea.st one death. The storm. which dumped 1.33 inches or rain on the county Saturday, was responsible for many overflowing flood conlrol channels and creeks. power out- ages. downed utility lines, felled trees and closed streets. A Yorba Linda tiOy, 15, was believed drowned when an "ad· venturous" ran ride down a golf course fairway turned into dis· aster. (See related story.) Today's forecast called for dec;reasing 15howers and winds along the Orange Coast, accord· ing to a spokeswoman for the National Weather Service. The chance or rain was ex· ~led to diminish to 20 percent by this evening. Cloudy skies were predicted for Monday,: clearing by Tues day with a new storm due to hit the coast sometime Wednesday. Today's highs were to reach 60 to 65 degrees with lows tonight to dip to 45 in parts of the county. Drizzle did contlnue to fall in today's early morning, hours. · As usual, hardest bit areas were Silverado Canyon and the hillside portions of some coastal clties, notably Laguna Beach and San Clemente, The hardest. rain periods were Saturday afternoon when .38 in· cbes fell, according to J . Sherman Denny, a Huntineton Beach weather observer. He re- ported wind gusts of 40 to 45 mph at limes. Total accumulative rainfall for the seuon Which beean July 1, 18'17, ls 22.13 inCbes, the most since 28 inches fell in 1941, Den· ny said. The aeaaon ts from July 1&o.J--.30 Approximatel y 1,000 customers were without elec· tricaJ power when a eClcalyjtus tree fell across lines onto the roof· or a home on Fairhaven A venue. Just west of Tustin Avenue af 11 a.m. Saturday in Santa Ana, a spokesman for Southern California Edison Co. said. The Airport.er Hotel in Irvine was without power from 3 a.m. until noon Saturday when moisture damaeed underground service cables. Power was r estored when portable generators were set up, but the Ediwn spokesman said it would tak'e several days before the cables could be repaired. Fhe power poles were bl danger of ralling in the bills 91 • Laguna Beach because nmolJ has eroded the soil, according to reports. Lightning bolts knOcked °'4 • 4 electric tr ans formers l• • Fullerton, Placentia and Yorba Linda. An Edison spokesman said tile company received 4 ,500 telephone calls from 8 a.m. to shortly art.er 7 p.m. Satu.rda)'. (See ROADS, Page A%) Ooze Merelless~; Flood Victims Fke Homa LOS ANGELES CAP) - Plucked from rooftops , awakened by mud oozing through their homes Saturday, thousands of residents in storm- b at t e r ed areas of Southern California and northern Mexico fled their houses. At least 16 persons died. Many others were missing: As the latest or a series of rainstorms subsided, mudslides sent a hospital parking lot tumbling onto a downtown Los Anaeles freeway and blocked hundreds .or other roads and freeways from Santa Barbara, 100 miles north of Los Angeles, to Ensenada, 80 miles into Mex· ico. In the Ensenllda area, four persons died and 20,000 others were left homeless by floods. Ensenada Mayor Luis Gonzalez . Ruiz aald. Me~ican President Jose Lopez Ponillo had declared the city a disaster area. · Elaewbere in Blja Calitonda, nine persona dled and 25,000 others were left homeless, ac-- cord 1 n g to the Baja state en line Thousands were left bomelt'!SS in tbe border cily of Tijuana as floods wiped out encampments toned together in normall7 dry creek beds. In Los Angeles, mud crushed a suburban Woodland Hills home. trapping a maid and a child in- side. <See Page AS) • Fire officials said a mudslide killed another resident in the 0- clusi ve Bel Air section of Los Angeles, Lewis Sluntson, 6S. Bis body was found in the mud· inundated home, officials sald. Dale Agee, a 14-year-old Van Nuys boy, drowned in a flood control channel leading into the Sepulveda Basin in the San Fernando Valley. In Ventura eooiaty, sheriff's helicopters airlifted 600 resi· dents of the Los Sereoos area bf Fillmore. Many people were plucked off their rooftops in FHlmore, Ojai and Mati.llij). A parking lot at Queen of Angels Hospital collapsed onto the Hollywood Freeway in Los Angeles, but police spokesman Carl Berlin said no cars were trapped and nobody was injured. Twenty.five bomes in T= Canion were reported swam by mud. Several dams iQ the IOCIOlJll 1 area north o ihe c~?!,.eNLDe • capacity a nd Tlood conlr•l apokestnen were coacemed tbJt further rains could pose se~ problems. (SeeSLJDES, Pace A.3) • .. ~. MwchS.1918. ~@@El@lf \YAYJ& LJ@[[] .. . ... > ; ... .. _ .. .. :. : .. . • • • • ... .. .. • • Wet/dy nwlew of Orange Coast highlights Detty ................. OCEAN'S REJECT FOUND FRIENDS ASHORE Storm-tossed sea lions safe If the storms that lashed the Orange Coast for the past week have been trying to pull beach bound structures to Mil, they have also been tossing a few creatures out. At least nine sea lions have lost to the waves' power in Newport Beach and lifeguards there have been faced with the problem of rounding up and safely keeping the creatures unW the sea seems willing to take them back. The animal!, which may have been released by today, were kept by a Laguna Beach organization called Friends of the Sea Lions. The group cares for the injured or sick mammals then frees them when they're healthy. What better port for astorm-tossedsealion? Laguna Hills Blaze licks at fire station As the weary ftremen drove up to their Laamaa Bills station after an earlier call. they spatted srnob drifthlf ln· to the rainy airy. "I bope tbat•a steam," said--. But wbea crews pulled into the station, they found a ftl'e bldina un- der the roof. The unmistakable smell of scxnetbJDc bundaa told the firemen the station's attic was aflame. Seven firemen, sleeping just below the growing fire, were roust· ed by their returning mates and then hoses poured water lhrougb boles 1leshed by nea through-root •nd -cetttn.r. The stubborn fire was finally put out, but not before $20,000 in damage was done. Smoke detectors failed to go off, said one fireman, because the fumes were sucked out through an opening in the roo! by winds that reached 40 miles an hour. San Clemente City going to the [!Ods? San Clemente's 50th anniversary festivifies •med to be getting off to a rather Olympian start, according to the police Jog entry found by reporters last week. The listing or police related events read: 7:48 p.m., a local woman called to report that two gods living at 905 Ave. Salvador were running loose again. ''Animal control was advised and will respond," the cryptic entry concluded. The probl~m, ac- cording to a police department spokesman, wasn t loose gods, but a loose typist. who transposed a couple of letters when wriUng the annoymg·dog report.. Friction Ruled Out · As LA Crash. Cause LOS ANGELES (AP) Federal Investigators Saturday fmtatlvely dJsmissed excessive auaway friction and faulty earJnea as possible causes of the ·fbOrted takeo(f of a Continental Alrline1 DC·lO that left two persons dead and 8S injured. SUNDAY DAILY PILOT I . r.....P-Al .ROADS ••• '"" He estimated some 7 ,500 customers tbrouahout the COUllty were without power at aome time durina the day. San Juan Capistrano customers of San Diego Gas and Electric Co. were also reported- ly without power for a time Saturday when ..a laW.ng pole knocked out 68,000 and 12,000 volt 1enerators. Brea police .were forced to evacuate nisldenta of 16 apart- ments of Imperial Terrace, 430 w. Jmperlal ID8bw&7 because of erosion. ·Sllverado Road was lmpua• ble due to high water in SanUago Creek, Dale Dillon of the En· vlronmental Management OperaUom Agency in the county reported. Dillon said eroeion was "ex· tensive" throughout the CO\mty and incomplete repair work from other recent storms was compounded. Live Oak Canyon Road was closed at O'Neil Park because of Trabuoo Creek overflow. Erosion and spillage of the Irvine Flood Control channel forced closure of Bryan A venue from Myford Road, Irvine, to Browning Avenue in Tustin. It was expected to be reopened at dawn today. Other Irvine closures report.ad were J effrey and Barranca roads, Harvard Avenue and • Culver Drive. Ortega Highway was closed from just east of Interstate 5 in Sao Juan Capistrano to Elsinore because of numerous slides and debris. Still other major closures in- cluded Paci~oast Highway Crom Capistrano Beach to tbe San Clemente city limits, El Toro Road from M ou_lton Park•&¥ to Laguna Ca.oyon Road, and f«una CaJQ'OD R* to the Lasuna Beach city llmita. Tbere ~ adaor mudslides r. ported on tllme arteries. Jamtx.r.i Road ff9!11 San Joa-quln Hilll 'ao.ct ·to Ford Road WU clmed far two liloar9 s.tar- daJ afternoon •• wortmea cleaNd It of mvd and debris . A spokesman for the Orange County Harbor Department said pumping of water from crafl and the retytni of boat!I tn Newport Beach Harbor kept lhut department busy. Small craft i:ale warnings · were issued and waves were re· ported u high as 12 feet at times. The Newport and Balboa piers were reportedly closed for a ahort time Saturday afteroooo. And oUlciala 1ftn ..bus~~ people orr the jetty near the wedte as waves awept aCJ"OSS t.he rocks. A at.airway to a South Lapna beach ••• reportttdly un-dermined by pounding surf. And althou1h the weather looked promising. for today, the CHP urged au motorists "to nol travel any highways in Southern CalHorni• unleas it was an emergency that they do so." "Flooding and slides may cause unexpected closures al any time;• the CHP warned. Man Charged With Murder 0/3,Frknd SEA'ITLE (AP) -A 30-year. old man was charred with murder Saturday in the sbootmg deatha of a J.year-old girl. her parents and a family friend last week, police said. Tbe S·year-old 2100 of the murdered couple and another family fri end remained hospitalized Saturday night with guns hot wounds from Thursday's ahoot1ng lo a south SeaWe apartment. Pollce spokesman Gary l1ynn identified the man In custody late Saturday aa Raymond Fraziet, 30, who he •aid was ar· rested Saturday momin1 In Ken· newick, about 280 miles 1ou,theastofbere. , Frazier was charted with Coor counla of lint de,ree murder and two count.a of llnt decree HHUlt, police said. Ball WU set at $250,000. \ Mrs. Fuller's Fina/, Bites-- Slated Today ( .. • Af'Wlqllilll MILO SIEPERT1S 'SHIPSHAPE' HOME READY FOR NEXT FLOOD IN IDAHO It Probably Won't Float, But Homeowner Ready In Any Event Noah Place Like Dome House Built Like Ship After Floodi:ng ~ REXBURG, Idaho <AP) -tt has a bow, twin masts and portholes, but it probably win never float. That's just fine with Milo Slepert, who is building bis new home ln the shape of a ship. borne, and Interior fixtures with a nautical theme. On order Is a mermaid figurehead. and the front yard will bne a carpet of aand. Siepert bad a friend design the l,lr>O~ "THE LIGHTHOUSE WILL GO out square-foot wooden structure to replace the front," Siepert said ... We're going to put a horn e Siepert lost in 197S when the Teton ' grove of trees in the back for a pier e(fect." D•m bunt and caueed *vy flooding. _ Siepert a.td the five-room bou9o is about S1epen:had thought about 1t liefore the nood. 90 percent complete and should be ready for "IT'S SOMETHING VNL'SUAL that we've always wanted." said Siepert, 4"4, a highway construction fore man. "The oeigbbars all Jund of laugh. l think they all kind et like 1t. Of course they probably WQUJdA'UeU ._.., m1 i&cau...&bey clidn'.t..''. 5'epart'a drum home alts an a·~e fouDdatfon and includes "captain's quarter1'' OD t.be ~k. which covers the length of ~ occupation by April. For now, he and his wife and the two youngest of their !OW' children live in a trailer out back. • Siepert, no boating enlhusias~ did serve in the Navy. He said be hasn't yet decided on a name for hi1~p. • ~·1 wam.d 1.o caO lt"the 'Saatll Teton Queen,' bdf"tlle wife didn't like that." be said. "Maybe we'U just call it 'it'." Coal Voters .Ignoring Carter Threat W ASIIlNGTON (AP) -Early returns show~t1 striking mtners voting 2 to 1 against a tentative contract Saturday as the Carter adm lnistration threatened swift action to order the miners back to work if the 89-day walkout continued. ,.,.~ ARIZONA GOV. WESLEY BOLIN HOURS BEFORE DEATH Rep. John Rhoadea Whisper• at Dinner Friday In Mesa Administration officials said President Carter was ready .. to move immediately and decisive- ly'• -very likely Invoking the strike-halting provisions of the Taft-Hartley Act as early as Monday -it the pact were re- jected. With 264 of the United Mine Workers' locals reporting, 21,~ miners had voted against the pact~ and 9.854 had toted for it. That represents about one-third. of the 794 UMW locals, or about one-fifth of 160,000 union mem· Arizona's Goverrwr . Bolin Dies at Home be rs. • Miners ln many large locals in West Virginia and parts ol Ohio PHOENIX, Alrz. (AP) -Gov. Wesley Bolin died in hb home or an apparent heart attack early Saturday. hours after asking President Carter lo declare Arizona a disaster area in the wake or four days or heavy rain ·and flooding. Bolin, 68, had held political of- fice longe r than any other Arizonan although he had been chief executive only four months. Th.e governorship passed to Attorney Genf'ral Bruce Babbitt, 39, a fellow Democrat who was elected to the state's top legal office in 1974. The govemor was found dead by his wife, Marion, said William Reilly, top ad· ministrative aide. Bolin's wife and their five sons requested that A.L. Moore and Sons Mortuary hand.le arrangement&. Attorney General Bruce Bab- bitt took over as Ariwna 's gov· ernor Saturday with an appeal to the Legislature to "produce a monument" to departed Gov. Wesley Bolin. "He literally spent himselt' and gave his life to the service of Arizona," Babbitt told a news conference in the former Supreme Court chambers of the old Capitol building. ·and Pennsylvania were scheduled to vote today. Both J1ro·contrac:t and anti,contract forces had predicted the fiDal vote would be close. One Killed In SA Mishap Santa Ana police were in• vestigating an early morning traffic accident today In which at least one person was killed. The mishap occurred at 1:2' a .m . at Harbor Boulevard and 5th Street. No other details were available at press time. \. Christian Dior knows what terry can do ••• do you? Wrap Your marWa..warmth and good looks. This terry velOU?Knee length robe by ..-.--etu istlan Dior rupmsenrs fi u ma e n contemporary design and lounging fashion. It's 100% eotton Brazilian terry, velour outside and teny Inside. gMng It a unique sheen and wonderful comfort. o.lf $52.10 • • ·- ( • Blowing in the Wtnd The v. ind was really v. happing the rain Friday night. but inside r--;eiman· Marcus hardly anyone noticed. They w(•re loo busy blowin~ out all the stops at the preview party for their new Texas-based depSiment store an Fashion Island. Bert llarchlerode, alx)\ of the Bravo Hrass from Fullerton College, was blowing is all on the tuba for thl' more than 1.000 gue!>ts. Plus there was a l'OUntn \\C'Sll'rn group. a <:ombo. Dixieland band <.1nd a J.!roup 11f l>.igp1pl·1 !.. For p1<tun·-.. and !'.tor~. y'all turn to I lappen111J.!s. Pagl' C4 . Piwt Logbook Checkstand Crisis Suggests Check-up. By ARTHUR K. Vll'iSEL Of Ille O.lly '°'"'Si.ff The lesson to be learned at checkstand 10 by dinner hour market shoppers didn't involve anything as simple as prir<' comparisons and bar gain-hunting. The baby girl, a few months old, looked dead SllE WAS SLUMPED in her mother's s hopping cart eyes clo~ed. unmoving, a pitiful little form A small smear of reddish matter around her nostrils added an ominous note "Do you think there's something wrong with m y baby?" her anxious mother asked the grocery checker. "My God, she's not breathing," the checker gasped. ONE CHECKER ran to call Hunt- ington Beach Fire Department paramedics and a cry was broadcast over the store's public address system. VINSEL "Docs anyone here know how to give-mouth-lo-mouth resuscitation?," was the desperate plea. Two dozen shop- pers froze in their places among the grocery aisles. "Do you know, only one lady came forward," Von's Market checker Mindy Kimberlin, related. Mindy told the story when I stopped in an hour later Fortunately, this story had a happy ending. PARAMEDICS ED Thompson and Dennis Groat, along with Fire Capt. Jim Erickson and Fireman Mike Tamiyasu sped from the Lake Street Station within three minutes, as·the lone lady shopper worked over the baby. ·The little girl was.breathing and crying about all the puzzling commotion. "Everything checked out okay. She hadn't changed color and there was nothing to indicate s he actually had stopped breathing," a.ya Groat, adding it was apparently just a very deep, after-supper nap. THE SUSPICIOUS red smear under her nose 'proved to be beets a hurried baby-sitter hadn't wiped awa,v with a n apkin. Groat says the fire department and Coastline Com· munity College currently are working in conjunction to of· fer a free courae in cardio-pulmonary rescue (CPR). If on- ly 60 percent of the populace was trained ln it, many lives ne~lessty lost col1l~J1ved. he aaI_s. l>oubtless, many ihoppets wno nevet maae 8 move to help the other-night simply were afrahl becausf) they didn't !mow wllat to do.jn a msis, or in what a~ai'ed to be a critls. , , "EVERY ONE O F U. should be t•kins one .of ~ CPR claaaes,'• obls•rved Mindy Kimberlin. I I .. Sunday, Match 5, 1978 DAILY PILOT· A:J .. . Failing ~Ollar _Inipaets ~ World Economy, U.S. Lif~ Darkened· by'Plunge . ' (Ill# WASHINGTON CAP) -The sinking overseas value of the dollar threatens to worsen U.S. inflation and high-ranking gov- ernm ent officials say there may not be much that can be done about it. Further, if the dollar's slide on· inte rnational money markets continues, It could undermine economies throughout the world. s lowing trade and adding to global unemployment. in the view of one gove rnm ent monetary expert For Ame ri can consumers there will be obvious effects fro m the dollar's ailments. For ins tance, the drop in the dollar against a particular curr~ncy means imports from that coun- try, such as auto and electronic imports from J apan, will be more expens ive. Tourists from Jap a n . Switzerland and Germany V.'111 find travel in tl"\e United States much cheaper this year because their money will be worth more U.S. dollars, while the opposite f'rortt Page A I SLIDES ... The Army Corps of Engineer!> used earth m over s to cu t thro u g h Califor nia 126 10 Fillmore to let water from s wo lle n Sespe Creek pass through. At let1st one house fell into the creek The Fillmore rescno1r wa:. being drained for the first time since massi~ floods inundated the area in 1969. In the Baldwin Hills area of Los Angeles, 500 people were evacuated as the mud poured down from the hills. The director of the Red Cross evacuat ion center at nearby Dorsey High School, Marco Beteta. said people seemed to be in a daze as the} rC1me in Satur day morning "Some wert.' pretty much m !>hOl'k." he said "Some had ~on<' through the experience of .... akmg up to mud going through th<'1r house " In' Corona 10 Ri verside Coun ty. an irrigation chunnel backed up a nd its walls collapsed. flood ing two trailer parks and forcing .t.hear evacuation. pollce s'aid. Southern California Edison spokesman Howard William~ s aid that power outages around Southern California wl're not near.I¥~ bad as they wNe Feb 9 'When more than 5(10.000 rc.,1 dents were blacked out In San Bernarchno t "ount' every mountain roacl 11·.ulin ~ 111 the reserts oC Lake Ari o..., h1-.1d Wrightwood, Runn111 1! ~pnn ' and Crcstl1nl' ";,.., l l<>..,l·d 1h11 111 • shdc~ and ldt llw n ·.,11h·nto., nf tho~e commu111t1e!> st r Jndt·d Orw roact. Cahforn1a JM. rcm;Hnul open to the town of R1i.: BC'ar In the llomc Gardl•ns area or southwestern Riverside Count~. 6,000 sandba~s were in pla<'e lo keep back fl ood waters from Temescal Wash, a tributary of the Santa Ana River which threatened the Six-Pac Camper Manufacturing Co. along its shore. A funnel cloud felled 1,000 trees in a mile-lo ng s wath through almond orchards out- s ide the Sacramento town of Chico. "It just laid the trees right down in a path five to seven trees wide." said owner Sue McKusker. will be true for Americans abroad. U.S. servicemen in· Germany say the decline tn i>orchasing power ot military paychecks is pushing them iht-0 near poverty. The Carter administration and the Federal Reserve Board have been making a concerted effort to halt the slide in the dollar in recent weeks without -pressing the panic button. Although the dolla r rebounded somewhat on Thursday and Fri· day, it tiad fallen steeply during the previous two weeks, desp1Ce the government's efforts, and there is apparently no reason to believe the slide won't continue. In the past 12 months, the · dollar has lost 15 percent in value ~ainst the German mark, nearly 27 percent against the Swiss Lranc, and 15.5 percent against the Japanese yen. It slipped brid"ly below the psychological barrier of two marks to the dollar last week. a lthough it closed the week at 2.02 marks. But it is only in the past weeks .... that the administration h~ become alarmed as the plunge' b as become steeper. The gov- .er nm elll bas stepped up its purchase of dol(ars in currency markets to counter what it con- siders "disorderly market1condi- tions." While increased prlces of im· ported items may mean higher costs for American buyers, gov- ern m cnt economists say that measures only part of the infla· tionary consequences of the fall- ing dollar. They say that as prices rise for Imported goods, it r e moves some competitive restraints on domestic prices, so U.S. businesses may be tempted to mark up their price tags, too. The r e alr eady i s s ome evide nce this has happened in Ihe steel 1ndustry: a.nd as prices or Japanese autos increase, economis t s exp ec t U .S. automakers lo follow suit, at least in part. One official estimated that for every cent of the dollar's over· all value that is lost in world trade, !he cost of livlng in the . United States will rise by abot4 0.2 pe rcent, as me8.6ured by th6 Consumer~ Index. " One of the wnrst things that. could happen for 'tlie U:S. anl world economi~s would be fot oil-producing oatlons to decid• that they must either increase oil prices because of the fallini dollar, Or switch to anothet more stable manner of paymen~ Treas ury Secretary Wi. Michael Blumenthal recently r& cei ved assurances from official• of Saudi Arabia, the world'i cbler oil exporter, lhat th Saudis will stick with the dolla for now · • But the finance minister of' Kuwait was quoted Friday as s aying. oll-exporting pationf should reconsider their freeze Ott oil prices because ot-the dollar'• steep decline. : "The whoJ' world system is ht danger if a currency like th~ dollar gets out of wback ••• 1' could become very serious it it ' continues this way/' said one gove rnment expert> 'Who a.sited not to be identified. • i EARTH FROM QUEEN OF ANGELS PARKING LOT CLOSES FIVE FREEWAY LANES Slide Blocked Holtywood Freeway ~aturday With No Reopening Time Set Tbe Santu Barbara County Flood Control District advised residents of the lo w -l ying agricultural Lompoc area to e\ acuate, predicting flooding from lht• Santa Ynez River .tlmo.,l as ~cn•rc as in 1969 In ~lahbu. the ocean fou ght a ",, r .... 1th the slldm~ hillsides lo ~t'l' wh1 rh could do the most t1.1rna1:1• to scores or fragih.> liomt•.., tau~hl 1n the m1ddJe. I 'oundmJ,! !>urf ate a way al lhe honw~· underpmninJ;?s while the mud oozed down on top or them. '"Within the last three hours, the "hole h1lls1de has started coming down. swet!pin~ cars in- to cars." film producer Paul ~tazl.msky. a Malibu resident, said Saturday momini:? "Irwin Allen (a producer of disaster movies) could write a script on this. He's made enough disaster pictures li ke this scene." The Pacific Coast Highway was completely closed off to traffi<' because of mudslides. A st.'cur ity f:!Uarct al the Getty \ M uscum bordering the highway reported that the retaining wall or a neighboring mans ion had crumbled mlo the road alon(t with the mud MALIBU TIDES RIPPED AWAY PART-OF ACTO'A'Slf0"1£""- , Burge11 Meredith Surveys Collapsed WaHs, Roof . ·Milk Ad. Unshaken·: SACRAMENTO CAP) ..._ The ".Mil Whilus n:: ~dYettl$ln&. eompa gn orthe Ca11'orn1a Mflk- Advlsory Board Is neith« racist or sex\st, s ays Food and AgrJcuUure Director R ich"'d Rom.tngec. · ' . :'normal fashion advertising." : In two television spc>ts used 111 lbe camp.atgn lhe mooet run1 clothed. The other pictures ea~ pear in a boOklet featuring a 14·day milk diet and i9 Mademoiselle magazine. . The tomplaint was tued by th• Consumers Union, the San Fran, cisco cha ter oC the atlonaJ Romhlger refused a r'e<tltest Crom a .grou-p 0£ la.w)'en. representint consu.qler, women Hoio"il••-aim m m0 ltet • er e ~ $1.4 mWlon C!ampai • · «Jmi o omen a Black Women Organlied tor Ac. Uon. , f • The campaign .. cllsUnctty ~ wya the message tbat beat;\y. vttallty an(I desirability bele>l\t only to White womeq,"• ttsej attid. '''rtu\ proiram appeai'I Jl0l 1o be racist, sexist or in .bad ijastt by codtimporary aundards, .. Rominger said ·at a bewa con· fe.rence Frfday. Luana llartllla, a lawyer for \be Conaumen Union, aaia t.be complainanta will appeal. ••we ...... "'°".,..... w u.. 1)all drop *9tll iiltt bbarll IS re- or1anized, .. she 11ld. RominlM' ••Id U wu obTioUs In the ads tbat .. milk white ts ln° referred t.o dotbl. not atlft. J{9 aaid U2e plctilN9 of tM 01M • model used lit tbe adl, aome OC them acantllY dWI; .,..'.'llllt Utilla~ or 4l.Uerent lrOsi:l The 'cotnplaint demanded that a majority ol public members be a•me.d. to thaJU sor"/,~ Board. • · ''It 19 .cit aurprisinl that. • virtually all male. all white. all . J6duatry adviso ry boa~<li au"uise4 by a virtually al wbJte. wl male bureaucr~~!!-~~ veJOped, inlUai.cl ud •IJP'VYWll the campatp:• the com#qt' Niel. .. tSO--.~, ·Scrappy Staff · Wae??.?t Enough EDrtOR' NOTE -Whft. a.~ oua. fetD mour11 it• panmg ~ more than tho# who work(fd for U. What /ol1"1D$ ia one columnist'• ez- " preaafon of tdlat the Chicago DoUy News meant to him cu it ~.ct cm l tMjinalfrontpage. ... By MIKE ROYKO Ok..,. O.llr NH,. ..... ne &i.ci.w "'"' ,, CffiCAGO (AP) -About the '91lly good thing that can be said fQr working on a newspaper that folds is that it is sort oC...like 1eadingyour own obit. Since the official announce· IJ#ent wu made on Feb. 22 that • .. ~~·~ !So long, Chirag ,. ......... • · FINAL FRONT PAGE the Chicago Daily News would ttase publication on March 4, the nation's pres.a bas been lamenting our demise. · WE'VE BEEN reading about how we were one of America's oldest papers C 102 yenrs). rich in tradition and boastin~ or great i.taffs. past and preseru Most of the obits point out that the Daily News had the nation's first foreign service. It was a great one. Over the years, it in· eluded such star reporters as John Gunther, Edgar Ansel .!th>wrcr. Paul Scott Mowrer, ~eyes Beech. George Weller and -Bill Stoneman. - Thia was the paper that once employed Carl Sandburg as a silent movie critic. Ben Hecht worked here and gathered the. material for Front Page, his cla uic play about the r oug hhouse day• of Chlc&go journalism. The Daily News in· vented lhe daily columnist. (}ur lS Puliuer Prizes and countless other awards put us .... right up there. with the best of papers. . The Daily News was doing ln· vestigative reporting, a nd send- ing politicians to jail. when Woodward and Bernstein were toddlers. THE RECENT staff wu. asgood as its an~estors. Pullben were owned by cartoonist John. Fischetti, assoc:late editor Lois Wille and ~ch, lately or the Washington staff. More than 5Q books have been written byr~ .Dally News writers. Well, you read enough glowing obits about your~elf. and you can be pardoned for tblnkin1: ''Boy, we were really pretty good.'' But 'then comes the inevitable question: "Yeah, It we were thar food, bow come we c1ldn't make it ?" The very day publisher Marshall Field stood on a desk in the city room to break the bad news, the paper was notified that Lois Wille bad won the William Allen White award, the naUoa'a. {: top honor for excellence in editorial writing. An indication of the starrs ability was that within hours of Field's announcement, editors from other cities were -fiying to Chicago to set up recruiting of. fices in nearby hotels. An editor from Seattle flew in, offered jo~ to two writers and said, "I wish I coul.d take back 2S of them ... YES. IT WAS a fine paper and &Cllin" better. But in the executive offices. where the bottom line is what they read first, the talk was about the slide in circulation, the resultant loss of advertising, and the growing deficit which would reach Sll million in 1978. And that is the puzzler. Why couldn't a good newspaper make it? Some say that any afternoon newspaper faces hard times for a variety or reasons. People say that expressways are a factor. Twenty years ago, Chicago didn't have any. Many more people rode buses, sub- ways, commuter trains. Many bought an afternoon paper. / Most people u.s_ca to live an work in or near the city. It was easy to deliver their' paper or put a newsstand on their street corner. Now more people live and workinthesuburbf. AND THE competition is tough. Th~ Tribune is rich. powerful and a'fresslve. The Sun·Times is profitable and a modem tabloid. Both are morn- sn~ paper$, ~here the distribu· lion advantage is immeasura· ble But there were other things, seldom mentioned by pro· ' rcssio'nal press critics because they aren't as easy to measure. Courage, for example. There are times when a paper can have too much or it for its own economic good. ln the early 196011, many papers treated tne civil tights movement quite gingerly. The Daily News recognized it as the mos t important story In America. Nicholas Von Hoff. m~n. now a Washington coJum. nist. but then a Daily News re· porter. wrote brilliant, in-depth reports .from the South. When the civil rights movement w~t nor-th to Chicago, the Dally News was just as aggressive in reporting the racism of its own city. All or which made the staff proud. But it made many wbjte readers angry. It was a story they didn't want lo know about. Almost every day tbe circulation director would storm into the news roorn and scream about cancellations by while readers. The editor' told him to stay the hell away from the reporters. Courage didn't kill the Dally News, but it undoubtedly shortened its life. And so did apathy. In the ChlCJ1go area, 1.6 million people will turn on "Welcome Back Kotter." A~ut 2.1 million watch "Charlie's Angels." ''Wonder Woman" draws 939,000. There's a b1J market for mental cotton _candy. When a new dictator takes over a c0untry, one of the first things he does Is seize or close .. t.tie newspapers. Apathy isn't as heavy-handed as a dictator. Bu\ it can get the same job done. NATIONAL/ INTERNATIONAL (WEATHER . fie Br.ave Cat ••• • ~.respect and tender~~ BE PEQONAU.Y clnnt OUC U. CJ\ ca.-•. feeds them eacb •tr a~ ot fat. free meat a day, pares UH, toeaaU1 ol. tb« elephants and wuhea.tbem down IO tMy set' UJed to aeeing bJm• around a.ocl)mow that be car•. GEBEL-WILLIAMS Sequins. Smile, Style By HUGlf A. MULUGAN ......... c.r .......... VENIO:, Fla. -In the Ume-bonwed al· literation of circus prose, born ot the box- omce betrothal of Barnum to Balley. Gun·· ther Gebel· Williams is a JOl'cerer o1 the eqva~e beasts, a scintillatin1 star of the sawdUst circuit presenting a !eroclous feline first: a copious collection of &harp.clawed camivon and a league of leaping leopards tenaciously trained by the Lord of the Ring. This means that for a livlne he geta in a cage with 17 quarter-ton royal Bengal Ugers and persuades them to pirouette on their hind paws to the music of the Blue Danube waltz. Other snarling quadrupeds jump through fiery hoops, walk tightropes and ride the backs of elephants at his bidding. NO ONE AROUND does at better. No one ever may have done it better Corruscating circus cliches can never match the ultimate compliment paid to this peerless pedagogue of pussy cats by Irvin Feld, the boss -man of Ringlin& Bros, ..and Barnum & Bailey. Feld bought an entire German circus, the Circus Williams, lock, stock and lion cage, to get Gunther. This is like buying the franchise of the Dallas Cowboys and the entire team to get Roger Staubach. . Circuses have changed a lot since I was a boy. Clyde Beatly. always io a safari suit, used to tame the big cats with a pistol, a whip and a chair. "You can't tame tigers, you only train them," said Gunther Gebel-Williams, always in glittering sequins and spangles formerly acsociated with the high wire acts. "Tbe whip was only for dramatic effect. With their tough hides. tbey would never feel it." Gunther, who began poking bis golden locks into the lion cage at the aie of 12 with the Circus Williams. docs not believe in force or rear. He achieves bis eldr1tordi.aary ef· feels, hke maxing animals who are deadly enemies. through a long patient process of re· Contrary to 'popular belief, c~ ~~ . ) the animals are ~~S ~ not fat, happy --~~-_ and CJ"1n'fed ·When. they en· ' ter th9 ring. "They would be too sleepy U I fed them betoreashow. Jtcouldbedanaerous!' • The voice ls everythin1. Guntber ta1b constantly to hla roaring playmates and they roll over, play leap frog, promenade ID a cir- cle, ~9efl lie down and become-'fa chaise lounge tor bim. Occa~lonally one of the frollcsom, tabbies rips up a couple of yards of spangles and sequins, and Guatber'a golden pelt acquires another row or lilt.cha. like the 40 be added when a tiger 1tole a scene during a TV special. Forty-nine· weeks out or the year, Gun. lber lil in a railroad car with his wife Slll'id, who long ag0-got used to aba r lnc • mena_gerie with 40 anin;ials. IUa JS.year-old dauahter, woo alreaa)o rf des "Qarel>acr-(JG. horses and elephants, and his &-year-old IOQ Oliver, who bas a dog. FOR ms nRST act finale, Gunther en· ters the arena on the back of Kongo, a hu1e 'tusked African elephant, holding Prince, a royal Bengal tiger. OD a leasb. Of this trio or natural enemies, only Gun(t\er was smiling. ·On opening night in Venice, when we caught the act, a dangling wire left over from the aerialists caught the tiger Ousb in the face as they entered the ring, dislodging both it ·and Gunther, who m,m.aged to sooth its snarling panic. ''The tiger," be told us later, "is very up. set. lt does not understand what h.as hap- pened. Its trust in me has been broken. It may t ake months to get him again on the elephant's back. Tomorrow I must begin all over." And that, friends, is show busineas. / Slate Clean for Rehozo ( 1N suoRr ) WASHINGTON (AP> -The Watergate Special Prosecution Force conducted a 16·month wild goose chase that failed to !ind any t>vlden ce against RIC;hard Nixon's Florid• pal Charles (; "Bebe" Rebozo. new- ly relcast•d documents show. The prosecutors combed through thousands of pages of documents. issued more than 200 subpoenas. ques tioned 123 persons r anging from then- Preslden\ Nixon to the ~ardener at Nixon's compound at Key Bis· cayne, Fla"' and brought 28 J>e<>- ple before a grand jury. Finally. they concluded in Oc· tober 1975 that there was "plain· ly no basis for any indictments" and no reason to continue their in \'estigation T,.a t 11 A d .,afK'e• WASHINGTON CAP> -An ac· comodation between Senate Ma· JOrit}' Leader Robert C Byrd. D-W. Va .• and opponenli. or the Panama Canal treaties has cleared the way for progress next week in the debate over the pacts. •retife. Last year, the Justice Department filed suit to have him remo\·ed from case&-iilvolv· mg the federal go\·eroment, and the Utah Attorney General sou~ht a s1m1lar ban on Ritter tl'\'icwin~ ~l:.ill' cuses ·"'eae Spac~ 1tfa r k MOSCOW <AP> -Two Sovtet cosmonauts. reported feeling well anti in contact with their families once a week, have broken the 84 day space en· durance record set by the Ameriean Skilab4in19'13-1974. The Soviet news agency Tass issued a brief statement from Flight Control Center that at 5:36 a.m . Saturday (6:36 p.m.' Pacific Time Friday) the pair had surpassed the American re· cord of St days. one hour and 16 minutes lklp., Or Ebe? WASHINGTON (AP1 The Carter administration · as con· sidering a num ber of retaliatory options, including recalling the U.S. ambassador, if Chile re· tu.ses to cooJ)erate with a lJ.S. in- vestigation into the killing or a The treaty foes have agreed to ,, I drop delaying tactics that had <# threatened to tic up the Senate for weeks and create problems Cor other important legislation. Several important pieces of legislation, including President Carter's labor re(orm biJI and two controversial school aid pro- grams were already backed up on the Senate calendar. Other is· sues such as the energy package and civil service reform also faced delays. Oldest lud_ge mes SALT LAKE CITY (AP> U.S. District Judge Willis yr. Ritlen, the nation's oldest and most cohtroversial chief federal judge, died .or heart failure Saturday evening, 39 days after bis 79th birthday. · Ritter, a federal judge for nearly 29 years, had resistea persistent efforts to ge~ him to OUR FINEST FREE ARM STVllST• MACHINE WITH BUILT-IN FLEXf.STRfTCH STITCH MODfl 534 ' TOUCH & SEW• II MACHINE FEATURING OUR EXCWSIVE FLIP & SEW· 2 WAY .SE.WING SURFACE. MODEL no STYLIST/MACHINE WIT/I CXCWSIVE BUil r-IN SPEED BASTIJK; MOD~LJ76. former Chilean ambauad or bere. Administration officials aaid that Chile must produce for questioning two Chilean military men. Dolphin• E•cape TOKYOCAPJ Aschoolo(SO dolphins outsmarted and slipped away from hundreds of Japanese fishermen who were trying to herd them ashore to- day and kill them because the sea mammals often raid their catch, a local fishermen's as- sodatfon Official reported. • Most of U.S. Dry, Cold . llelm.D Ura Marla Common in Midweat - STA.T.'E NEWS Maid Dies In Flash ·Mudslide WOODLAND llJLLS tAP> Walt and Cathy McKee and J7. year-old Richard Greenawalt were helping a third neighbor drain muddy water from his back yard Saturday. when an 80-fool·high wall of mud and rocks toppled onto the McKees' house. The McKees' maid, America Mendez. 25, had been at work in the kittht•n and died rn the mudslide • .. Al'WI~ Sunday, March 5, 1975 DAIL v PILOT A$ ·Armna Lingers: . Film World's Shaken HOLLYWOOD <AP) -Three monlbl •IO the film iDduat.rY w .. re- velling ln ~ prosperity, reachlnr the end of tbe bi geest moneymaking )ear ever. But today, that new dawn Qf movie glory is threatened by a cloud Qf scandal calJed '· Begelmanla.'' • 1'he financial misd eeds of David Begelman, former Colum- bia. Pictures production chief. have attracted media scrutiny -not only of his c urious behavior, but a lso of film ethics and practices in general. JACK VALENTI, moral voice or the motion picture industry, issues repeated statements de- nying massive impropriety. "Whiil these so-called scan- dals are all about bas to do with arithmetic and misunderstand- ings," sayji Valenti. "I would -call It family quarrelling " He resigned in October and went Into therapy. Columbia, tit>· willing to lbSe a man who hid saved lhe studio from the brim or bankruptcy, suspended hiqi'at lull salary, then stunned the in- dustry by r eturning him to h1s top post in December. "'" "I HAD M\' hand on my front door knoh," McKee suid, .. when I heard this great big rumblin~ noise . I didn't know where 1t was coming from Before I could move, the house started mo' ing toward me and I was pinned between the ~e\Jse and the doorstep," said McKee, who suf· fered a cut on his forehead G reenuwall said he heard ·· tremendous noise," and turnc to sec a part of the hill tumbhr down on the McKee ho . situated 1n a community f homes valued around $100,000 80-FOOT WALL OF MUD SCATTERED CARS, HOME'S CONTENTS, COST MAID'S LIFE Fli;emen Stand Amid Debris Ejected by Mud From Swamped Woodland Hiiia Home The public has seized on the story. b~ says, because •.:every- one Woi}nts to r ea~ about Hollywood." lie rec a ll's the old days when divorce was the scan- d<!Lth.aL gave Hollywood.its sin· fu1iure. ·'The aroma of that lingers on." Valenti says. Columbia stock plumm~, and Hollywood went into sbcla: Two months later, the pressur.e of publicity and stockholder un- rest forced Begelman's resipa- "I saw the McKees' 3-yeur Id daughter Allison alongside e house. I ran and picked h up and carried her to her mot •r ," · ALRB Power Curtailed The "Begelman affair" began last fall When Begelman, 56, pro- duction chief of Columbia's mov- ie and TV divisions and one of the most powerful deal-maker§, in the business, was discovered with his hand in the company's till to the tune or up to $80,000. the youth su1d. "WALT C AM E out thought, 'Amt·rira's in t I've got tu lind hl•r," (;re: said lk k1t'kcd in the d 1r and said he found ahoul ,, fool of mud ooiini! throu~h the ouse "I matlt.• rnv ~J \' to th1• kitchen ;ind t11c;I to fr• around in the mud to find tr, but I couldn't. Then I h .ird mv mother shoutin~. "th e's more mud coming do~n." ¥> 1 got oul of there." McKee. 36, said 1'at in the family's 10 years in the hou11e. there wa~ nothing to indicate there might be a rrl.Jdshde pro· blem. I "Apparently, ~':1tjr kept serp ing into o.a ch•pr•'~~1on in the hilb.1de . ..ind lhPr1 w:1s so muth \\at er the past nW'1nlh or :.o. 1t built up pn·~sut1· and hrol..1• 100::.c ... ·hl' said WHEN THE !flud and rocks poured onto lhQ McKee homt', the gar age an~ kitchen were hardest Jut. Grtcnawalt sa1<1 a Mercedes-Benz parked 10 the garage was itushed into the d r i v e way . w/l e re it s t r u c k another car parked there. "That Merct des JUSl squirted out of the J!ar~e Like a seed or a pod that you'dsqueeLe." said the youth SACRAM ENTO (AP) · A rourl decision relcaserl Satur<lay says the state far m l:.iborboard c·an·l give union orJ!an17.crs :.ir rPss to camps o~rnted hy farm labor contractors Th<.• Ai:!(itullural Lahor Rt•la tmns lloard had hel11 th.it 1.•vt•n though the state's farm labor l.Jw exempted farm labor con- tract ors as agricultural t.>mp l o}l'r:-.. the board had author1l) O\Cr th e m a11 "supervisors" Ytho arc able lo hire and fire -worke rs for farmers. "The California Legislature did not exclude {arm labor con tractors from the law in the belie! that the ALRB could re insert them by labehn~ them as sup~ni!'>ONI," lht' eourb1t1d Toro .Horine Held RAKERSFTELD tAP> /\n (';l Toro-based manne has bcN1 arrested for 1n\'estigation or murder in the shooting of a man an Onyx, a small moun~ai town cast of here Kern County sheriff's deputie"I said Richard Jacob A ilar. 2.4 . was arrested afteta 1nvest1.:.i lion mto the Frida night !>hoot mi:: frt>putit"S s:itd ey have-nnt determined a 1mOtl\c 1n the shooting )Ct Longer CYA Stays Likely -~ SACRAME~TO <AP> -V1olC'nt young offen- ders will Rel longer prison terms under new sentences adopted in principle by the Californi a Youth Authority I MMU4 It 14 HUIOI ll VD. COSTA MESA VOTE ~RLENE ~CHAFER COSTA MESA CITY COUNCIL MARCH 7 BOARD spokesman Art German said that final action on the move. :~17.~~0¥s~? .. j~!·~~•••• which was adopted in ~;:;;•" 11D1 t(au111"' c ~ CA principle by a 7-1 board vole Thursd;iy. is ex peeled al the board meeting next month • The board "ill also de-• cidc at thar meeting • when to begin imposing • the longer !>Cntences. • Germ an said. • The CYA has been • criticized by both the • Legislature and Gov. • Edmun~ Brown Jr . • because of a decline in • • the average lime ser ved : ! by the CYA inm ates, .. who ha~e an average : ii age of 8.trycars. • HERB 41 CYA dFFICIALS say : FRIEDLASDER : the decline in average • IS MAKING • time served -a drop ,.. GREAT DEALS • from 12.1 months in 1975 • FREE • to 10.9 rrionths last year • 41 -renected changes in • • typesofinmates. • 50 GALS • • Ot~GAS 41 ~ .... ~ .... ~ .... _..,_,.,,.,._, .... -Route5 ~ or Oii. CllASGES • ....... * • .,...... ....... ... Blocked --- ['--_ST._'AT_E _J Tiger Fo11nder Dead PA I. ~I SI' HI!'\ GS t AP l Hobert Willi am Prescott. a col~ orful World War II Oying ace "ho later foundl•d Flying Tiger air lines.,., deud ut age 64. Tht> Fort Worth, Texas. nat1\ e. who cliell late Friday of c·.inct•r <H his home here, was the only pres1 <1enl a n d chief ex- ec·ut1 \ e officer of the world's laq:est air freight carrier. Tijuana :Uded · T!Jl'A:"'A !APl -Three Aml'rican Red Cross lruC'ks. brou~ht fuod. dothing. blankt'ls and other aul to th l'> storm- r.1u.1~'-·d . Rap ('ahforn1a border cit). "hen• hea' y ruin~ havt' ldt <1! kast 20 persons dt•<11.J and 13.ooo homeless Lordta fo,owlcr. head of Heil Cross volunteers lo San · Diego, dt•scri bed the response to ap peals for donations as '"Just un believable. One man gaq· Sl,000 ... wouldn"t leave his name or anything Tenu ae_.~ued I.OS \:\GELF:S CAP> T"o lt•t•n ••JH•r-. -.trandt·d in tht' drl\ ' mg ram on a 300-foot ledge in the Sierr a Madre were rescued Saturday. authorities said. Lance Speicher. 16, of Azusa. and Mary Beth Lengel. 14, of S~mi, "ere gu11.lcd lo safety by nine memhers of the San Dima11 s heriffs sea rrh anti rest·ue team Cassidy Heir In Dispute .... LOS ANGELES (AP> Life Insurance Co of North A menra ha s. deposited $50,000 with Superior Court for pa) mt:'nt to whomever tht• t·o urt rule., is heir to ac:tor Jack Ca.s::.1d\. Compan~· offic·111 I-. 1'.11.d in J :-u1l filt:'d f'rrdav lht•\ un· unuhle to flt•< 1de \.\h1;· should n•c•t•l\r ht•ndll" rrorn thl· .Jtlor·s J('- ("l(klllal dt•ath ptiht·y Thl') l'Xpluuwd this 1~ hcC':.iuse of a d1~pull' hclween ac·tre11s Sh1rl1•y .Jorws. Cassidy"s cx-~1re ill the I mt• of his death. and the C:\ccutors of hi!'> estate. ln::.uranc:e c:ompany officials said the dilemma has arisen because Miss Jones was still the de~ignated beneflciuy at the trmc or CasstCly's 'death. hut is nol lt11 tt•d amon~ the .tclor·s ht•1r~ in h" "'II WITH GREAT PRIDE, BW PRESENTS "MY MISDEEDS, my misap- propriation of funds . . . wer e a berrational." Begelman said before h~.!toppcd making public statements. "I bad neurotic dis· plays of self-destructiveness ... • awr,........ MAY RECIEVE EST ATE Actress Shirley Jone1 EGYPTIAN ANTIQUITIES FROM 666 B.C. TO 30 B.C. The extraordinary collection covering the 26th dynasty through the Ptolemaic period has been assembled by Mr Samuel Haddad and Mr. Torn Lyons. directors of the Secret Eye Gallery of New York. As Egypt ·s power declined during the last four Pharaonic dynasties. their art and artifacts were strongly influenced by the Greeks With the conquest by Alexander tt)e Great and the establishment of the Ptolemalc kingdom, Egyptian art and classical Greek art merged. Come walk throug11 history. come see. come collect. This unique opportunity is for a limited ltme in our Newport Gift Gallery BUllOC~5 WllSUIQb NEWPORT BEACH ~ASHION ISLAND lion. • OFFIWLLY, Columbi~ iil~­ timistic: "The fundamenlalS-<>f the corporation have never ,}Mn stronger," say J ean BagJlfii, corporate communications director. . ·: But there is talk of problems that lie down the road. · • The practices have changecj with the times. A generation ago. eight companies ruled the industry, maintaining huge con· tract lists to turn out 500 features a year. Today the figure is close to 150. The com- panies have gradually edged out or production to become fman- cers and distributors. The new industry bosses have come from talent agencies, law firms and financial houses. THOSE WHO hoped Ute talk of s c a n d a I w o u I d e ft"d w i th Degelman's resignation are dis- mayed by rontinuing publicity. Tn the aftermath of t he Begclman affair, Valenti, presi· dent of th<.' Motion Picture As·' sociation of America, flew from his Washington headquarters to ~urvey lhe damage. "I don't know the specifics o1 a lot of charges being made," Valenti said. He praised Begelman -•·an enormously talented man ••• I can see how compassion ~s out to him" -criticized thoSe who complain about studio prac- t ic·e$ -"Everybody with a gripe and grievance now has carte blanche authority to air them." • ... .... A 6 OrangeCoastDa1iyP1101 Editorial Pag•e•••••••••s•u•nd•••"'··M.•rc•h•s.•1•9•18•••••••••••w•e•ed•1•P•u•b•1is•h•e•r••T•ho•m•••s•K•ee•111•1•1e•d•1•1o•r Elections P~ompt Recommendations ., A host of candidates wilt appear on assorted ballots for voters ulong the Orange Coast next Tuesday. When , votes are counted and reported Wednesday, these seven communities will have some new faces and personalities guiding their local government. Several communities also will be \'Oting on ballot measures affecting their cities. After studying the philosophies. buckgrounds and ' qualifications of candidates and issues on the ballots, the Daily Pilot makes the following recommendations: , COSTA MESA: Two vacancies, 10 candidates Norma llertzog, finishing her first four-year term . and now serving as mayor. has leadership and ex- perience and deserves re-election. -Arlene Schafer, cun·ent \'ice chairman of the Plan · · ning Commission, has displayed an ener..gctic interest m her community and has excellent qualificC:1tions for office. The Daily Pilot recommends a No vote on an in- itiative proposal that would rezone 63.8 northside acres -for single-family residenttai ose~ush"ety: IRVINE: Two vacancies, seven candidates -Arthur Anthony, a former councilman and ex· mayor, has demonstrated an intense interest in his com- munity and is extremely knowledgeable of all aspects of . Irvine's planning and governmental responsibility. · · -Larry Agran, quite cliff erent from Anthony m : philosophy and style, would bring to the council some im- . · aginative and useful views. LAG UNA BEACH: Three vacancies, nine candidates -· Howard Dawson. a long-time Laguna resident and stockbroker. would bring city government some expert knowledge on fiscal c.iff<1irs and a record of balanced judgment. -Diana Dike, already 1s knowledgeable on the com munity's zoning matters. land use and general plan. She has ser\'ecl on the city's Design and Re\'iew 80C:1rd and 1s rtow chairman of the planning commission. Wayne Baglin.-a business executive, has served on the local water board and has demonstrated a keen in- terest in community affairs. He is also articulate in pre- senting his \'iewpoinls. FOU!';TAINVALLEY: Threevacancies, 11 candidates -Al I lollinden has through two four-year terms on the council shown level-headedness, independence and fair~ Roger Stanton. another incumbent. is a good listener, dis plays interest in citizen problems, and does his homc,\·ork. ,.. Ben ~ielscn I!> vice chairman of the planning com- mission and would bring a youthful ;md bri,ght personali ty to the city council SA'.'J Jl'.\~ (.'APISTR.\:'\O : Thrt'(' "acancies. 10 ean di dates J iJmt•s Thorpe. scrn~d on the tit) council from 1970 to 1974 and displayed leadership both.locally and on ;.1 county basis. lie is a SadcUeback College math professor. -John Sweeney, colJej!e administrator. is an incum bent and has shown in his four ye.ars in ofrice full qualifications for another term. -Gary llausdorfer has served his community as traffic commissioner and appears to ha\'e ample qualifications to slep up lo the city council. The Daily Pilot recommends a ~o rnte on Proposition A, which would divide San Juan into five councilman le districts. A Yes \'otc is recommended on Proposition B, which would repeal the current agricultural presen·c program SA ~ CLEl\1ENTE: Three vacancies, 13 candidale!> -Churles J\litchell, an independent thinker, has de monstratc.d a grasp of city go\'ernment and shows a good understanding of the city's problems. _ -My1tis Wagner, has demonstrated she would keep • a sh·arp and cautious eye on over -zealous development in San Clemente. She has done impressi\'e research on pro- jects proposed for major ranches in the area. -Tony DiGiovanni, an incumbent. is approachabl~ and available, to all citizens an$! has st:tQwn genuine. con-: cern (or the· plights of individuals· who need help from· their city government. . The Daily Pilot recommends a Yes VO~ "for paramedic service for San Clemente, and a Yes vote on the $4.2 million sewer bond issue. and a No vote OJl re- quired dedication of park land by fixed formula. · ' l\llSSION VIEJO < l\1unicipal Advisory Council>: three vacancies, eight candidates -No recommendation. While this advisory panel t carries considerable influence with county government on matters relating to this unincorporated community, campaigning by the candidates was virtually non- existent and the Daily Pilot has no basis for making re- commendations. . • ~ · "" City council elections in Huntington .Beach and Newport Beach, both charter government cities, will be · held April 11. The Daily Pilot will offer its recommenda- 1· tions in these two communities at a later date. .. . ~.. .. .. - • Opinions expressed in the space above are those of the Dally Pilot. Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and artists. Reader comment Is Invited. Address The Daily Piiot, P.O. Sox 166o. Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Phone(714) 642-4321. .Boyd/Green Room entry cues, ls called tbe •green.room.' Wby!" . · Nick Thimmesch • • t New Incentives: AC 1 pital Idea WASHINGTON -,Ltke Don from a $2.5,000 a year job after 30 editors and comm tators Quixote.. charging lnto a herd of years, they get $15,000 a year are pushing it, and s 11re pub!Jc i n d o t ent pension. Other benefits hang out interest greups lik Common s h 'e · e p . like-ripe fruit Cause and the Nati ul Civil President Moreover, federal employees Service League. 'everal humbler c1v1l servants might become as interested in their work as they are ln rearung lhe bulletin board or going for corre~ Carter now have powerful protectors. These Presidents have push for this 'sallies into include a cozy "inside" alliance reform. but this one i going lo ANOTHER REFORM would civil service between con gr e s,.s i o n;ll follow through.'' cut the tedious process or firing reform . committees and agency stairs; Carter's progru isn 't an employee tp 120 days. Egads, it lobbies. like veterans drastic. He would est· lish an Anothcrwouldbetoreducethe eerlainly is IR'ganizations; the 84 unions executive service corps ~ 9,000 extraordinary advantage needed. Oh, which nQw f'epresenl 58 percent top.level bureaucrats w would veterans ha ve in federal how COSt·ben· of the U.S. payroll, aop a w cke.t waive the right lo au roalJ c cmployml·nt efit-analysis devotees in the ofjob-savingregulahons. .-f raises in return r ·the Perhaps the most important private sect.or would love to have Carter ls brave to right all · "i 01>portunity of bonuset ~nd c h a n gt· w 0 u l d be the atthe federal bureaucracy. this. and he is lucky to have a qui c.Jc er promotion~ ~or abolishment of the Civil Service There are 2.8. million federal qua!ity_ 111an li_ke Clvil.,Serv1c~ exc«!poonal performance Com mission which Campbell em ployecs. and in the last Commission chief Alan Scotty ~ays IS "schizophrenic because 12-month period. only 228 of CampbeU . to firmly but de!lly THESE "ELITE" ~xecull\~ we ill'~ bolh persO.llllel office and them were fired for inefficiency. push and _i mplement th~er~~ _ co.!!.] d be ~ ~_( e..r i:.e d • -a judicial agency passing on It takes months-tu frre -one, -and--p-rogTam. . . . • Wherever they arc; n~ed<:>d. 1 firings and prot~. We sh~ld smart federal bosses learned C1v1l Service \\as born as a governm.ent -JUSt as corporatl have 3 pcrsonnd n(Ci~ setting longagothatit'sbesttotransfer ref.o.rm to .the 19th century executives are. and If polu.·yandaseparalebipartisan a mis fit rather Utan waste ~httcal spoils system: Now. the somehow they fatled 111 their Mcril Protection Board for _ months fighting the octopus. c1v1l serv1ce system 1t~~lf 1~ a w.ork. could go back to lhc1r old employee appeals .. scandal. Jobs <at one rank lower) or even ONCE REGARDED as be fired. average-paying wQrk for mulish .. THE TIME lS JUSt right for Below them. another 70,000 minds, federal jobs are now con-reform," says Campbell. "The bureaucrats would no longer get sidered plums. Where the public has become anti-public automatic raises. but would win average American earns $11,000 em p Joye e. Congress 1 s increases if their performance a year, his federal counterpart responding to this feeling. Even . warranted it. makes $15,000, and it employed a great advocate of federal The goal is to give these top in Washington, it's closer to employees like Congressman Mo executives incentive to shake up $18,000. • Udall. D -Ariz., backs our their department!>. fire and Federal employees pay no program. promote without fear or favor. Social Security, and if they retire "The good go\'ernment people and create an atmosphere ~her<: TRB From Washington (NAf, OFFIC£ All this makes eminent sense, it there 1s greut opposition in ngrcss and from unions and terans' groups. There is also a ge body of skeptics in this t(wn \\hO feel that Carter pr\mised civil servants so much tn lhe cumpaign, that when the {(Ong ~els tough he will back off his~cform program. A PRESIDENT named Nixon also vowed to r::eform the 1')S ll'11. but got bogged down in Watc~ate '"The trouble was that Nixon thought the bureu1cnit·) wasn't responding to wh.t he wanted." Campbell s<1~ '> 'We're not suspicious of it. We're iust trying to make it bettl'r.' Pres1~nts going all the way back lo \ndy Jackson bellowed aboul lhl confusion and waste of bureaucracy. It madl no difference whether the rederll employees got their JObs :is QOltu ral plums or through th• t1v1l i.cr\'lce ~yslem, the burcau~racy didn't improve, mostly bcnusc 1t chdn't have to ~how a lloll;r profit. Rut now W! h;.1vc a S.500 billion fl·dcral bu,gcl which makes \ax p;.1 ycrl> Cly "uncle" so Joud that l'\'l'n tongrcs~mcn and bun·aucnil" can hear. The sight ol loll) g;igglli;: cm ployees in lederal agcnty halls quickens anger. and mtybc Campbell is n~ht: R-clonrr uf ltre c1nt ~erv1ce syslcrr 1s <rn idea whos.c time has comt• ......... Ends of Power Frazzled Through Years J 'd like to clear out my bottom drawer on a number or subjects First SALT. tfhe theory 1s that at some point soon President Carter will present the Senate with a new Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty, SALT 11, to set beside the one Richard Nixon got passed. For what it's worth let me say that I do not think the Senate in ita present mood woutd' give a two-thirds majority to any treaty with the Soviet Union, on any subject. particularly on arms limitation. The reasons are two. institutional and ideological. treaty <.a danger. though it hasn't been written yet. Act·ording to the Washington Post's Moscow correspondent Kevin Klose CFeb. 12) lhc Sovi.ets arc expressing :·~ep . concern" over slow pro- gr:,.ess ·on SALT. They have reason. l· think. If Richard Nixon were brou~hl back and put in • the White 'House. he might reassure the hawks; I don't think any ~mocrat could do it. · I DON'T SET the above judilmenls down flippantly. I think Russia and the U.S. are hell -bent on a nuclear conrrontation: I agree with Jimmy Carter who said that the lack or a second SALT THE TWO-THIRDS Senate ag·~eement would produce cons~itutional req~iremen~ for "ultimate disaster" and that pas11ng a treaty ts, 1 believe. heig htening the arms race. one of. the most' dangerous means increasing the chance of r e Q u_ a r ~ Ol e n t ~ i..A.. t .b e...-.nuclear Wal'. Exactly. • Constlt,utJon. The Founding But how can you get a Senate Fathers idea of democracy was l w 0 • l hi rd s s ALT treaty based partly on property, and majority; and it would probably they also thol!ght the S~nate be worse to end it like the World should be an ehtist body p1cked Court tight in 1933 -8 majority by legislatures not by voters. for it, but seven vot~s short of T h e House has no part In two-thirds treaty-making. · • • • Partisans and zealots can gel The so-called "Haldeman a Senate one-third-plus-one revelations" came and went. minorUy on almoa,.t any and left Wasbincton almost controvertlal s ubject.-lb 1920 unchanged. It was like a city thre.-fOW'tbs ot tbe Senate at all eolng to bed with a weather tlme1 'wanted tome sort oC a warning of "two to rour Inches of Georgetown home. There 1~ the pag<:> rebuttal, mcludmg a 24· dubious yarn. too, of the pagt?statcmentbythe bartender, Russians almost A-bombing oneoftheoddei.tdocumentsinof- Chin a. • 1.,.,...:+ ~f.ti<\I ~11.lJ.. ~x:i ~ays he bas con: fT IS' P.RE'rl'\' hara· to s~Ar ·'flrm.altOtl, t06. . you eon·t ·know · about some of ·. UndCT similar ,ci rcumstances lhese ma~ters and later mi1ke a .in England this incident would marketable book of them~ but very likely produce a libel su.it Haldeman succeeds pretty well on which Aa~i.llon ~?rdan and may make half a million would stand or fall. It ts the from Jail. protectibn of public figures. But • • • m a recent case the Supreme Another s tory that hc.i s Court ruled <NY Times vs titillated Washington in the past Su I Ii van: 1964) that public week is lfam1lton Jordan and figurt?s h e r<>, with some the spit-drink. As a journalist 1t exceptions. do not have this interests me because public recourse; they must bear what figures have little recour~e is said about them, however a~ainst gossip columnists m hate ful , unless malice America where freedom of the aforethought is positively pre~is uniquely guaranteed by proved with prevarication. the First Amendment. Journalistic freedom of speech is admired by e\'ery American I DON'T KNOW the rights of reporter, and it is Cine to work in the Jordan inciden t. The Washington which is the most Washington Post, which is open capital in the world. Yet. becoming the Walter Winchell of as a reporter, 1 worry. Freedom journalism, carried a story by its of speech carries i·orresponding h \gbjinks S~nday gossip responsibilities; p't!!vious liberty titjllater. Rudy Maxa, describing that is abused may bC' taken an alleged dispute in a singles away bar here, with Jordan spittin& his drink down ·a woman's blouse Jordan denies this; he was ac- companied by two friends who dmy it. too. . The White House issued a 3,3. Bookman • TRB 1s a longstanding Washington bylm~. tis author cur- rently is Richard Strout o/ the Chnstian Science Montt~r. Leape, but could never agree snow" and looking out next on a 9pectnc League. momtne on a clear landscape. It :llM"! ~ Qu ? N \V A1aln, the filbt .to Join the presented novel problems fOT ],'.J.l!!jS Ote 0 ay World Court started Sn the journalist.I and a new discovery . • Senate. JA.,..19~ ~ v&dwa Gl--Mw. wl•lil• ~ 1-, a _ _.,._ vtcisaitudea lt came to a v.ote ln mercbandisable commodity. 'ETEll'S QUOTATIONS: January, 1933: the vote was S2 to ld~s For Our Time. By Dr 38foTthecourtama.jorityotl6. THE NEW YORK Tlmu L renc~ J . Peter. $1095 'So.~uoJ~.:~J defeated. It th9\lg}lt U had lt all bottled up or tho& who habitually find ~. --~ ¥WJl ~ and took el•Muft! PWa.ulIODI_ th tel at a Joss for • .!11!2fta an thb waueve.n voteuhort. to keep tho secret wlth a · r g ewue verbilly 1yodlcato of 30 newspapers, only d 8 cocktail party convetea· to llavo· lbe wa..-lnJton POlt ti • belp has arrived t n tba (orm ( n o ~l·;J n the .. 1 n ~ 1 c ate ) ol Peter'a QuotaUons. impertbM!nlb' ))l'OCIU~ Ill own n excellent collccllon of unautho.rbed aummary. Thia Q'4 !a.tlona selected by Dl'. cauud confu1lo11 foit the La ence J. rater, thts •betty pubP.i~ W. dklla't ralH tbe vo e provides. plenty of ~ ot. tbe product whlcll wu m• al-trom aources ransln« . IHdcltd. Ullli'etlable and ta..ctry. Oil rd from Aesop and Allen :-"-Under oath. on tM rwttne 1 <W y, Ft'ed and a clutch of ·stand. Haldemao· ••Id be otb~rs> -to fill tho verbal hd no knowtectae or thln11 arm~rtes. No more the bo"' -late . .:AMll9Go.t...-whlch be aow "1pec?Ul1tu,. on an1utatred rnumbltna or "J should -NI xon l n l ti a led l he h•v Hid, I lhoWdbaves.~~~· .. by W at1rfale break· In. Nix-tboU wbb have been hlD UlrOU8h on betped eraae th• tapea1 by •' fast ton.pe. Nixon bautart.CI t.M bU•eIAc °' . 11 ·~Ucs arlles durin1 con· t! o I a m n I 1 t Joe IC r a fr a · \'ttlt'.f10n, CM c.n sllence a mt!· sen nt1 ve Wllh "A conservative is a. man who docs not think Uua'l anything should be done tor the first lime": a liberal with "A liberal ts man who is wtlling to speo S'Omel)O(Jy else's nm , or atun both with "A man wbo is not a tfberal at 16 bas no heart; a man who ls not a conservaUve at 60 bas no head." Books? "A best seller b the. gild~d tomb of a mocllocre tulcnt.'' Or. "Tbe road to la- norance Is paved w'lb good ecfl • tions. ·• Reg•rdJess the attaclc, Peter h • somewhere Jn thli Tut col- lectlon, tho defense. A" one ~hi$ sources obierves, ·•Lear.n to- reason forward and backward on both aides ol a que11liclliD.,,,_ •. ,,........,.... PHILTBOllAS • APBOGkaUtati i ' .,... o • • ~wrftettie Oalty Piiot/Bole 1560, O>sta Mesa, CA 92626 OrangeCoastOailyP1lot 1~~~~ ~~~~-·~~~~~~~"~~~~~~-~~~.·.~.M•••'•~~~•'•'•n~~~~~~~~~~T•~•Q~1•1t•h•~•o•1•1•1y•P•'•~•t•n•1•'•M•2•~~2·1~~~~~~~ . How to Retain Value of 'On~'s D~y Court' • m By GARVIN F. S HALLENBERGER Garvin Sllaller1berger 1& pres1denl of the Coh/orrua State IJar and a resident of Santo Ana. 'fh1s .orl1cle is repnnted from the Sacramento Bee It"s no secret that getting "my day in court" has become as dirficult for Ca~iJornia citizens with ci vii disputes as fin<ftng a home at an a ffordable price. Their plight in this regard resembles that of people across the nation. particularly in melropoltlan areas. The situation 1s the same for corporate or in- s titutional clients. Like the average citizen, they must count carefully a ll costs of Litigation. A century ago. Abraham Lincoln, famous also as a lawyer. analyzed the courts' problem in an address to lawyers: "Discourage litigation. Pers uade your n eighbo r s to compromise whenever you can. Point out to them how the nominal winner isroften a real loser -an fees, expenses llnd }Yaste or time." LOOKING BACK lo simpler times and ahead to the 21st century. 1 think that preserving the value of one's day in courl will be difficult. Why? Lt's a • matter of resource allocation. Like the demand for energy, water and fOod , the demand for court access is relatively in· finite. but the supply of courts and j1-1.dges is limitt!d. Some aspects of modern society are worth noting to dramatize their impact on the courts For example, not so long ago we had no cars. So. "'e had neither auto accidents nor auto 1nJury cases approximately 70 percent of c1v1l cases Simil~rly. \\l' had few home·use prod· ucts. Jl was an industrial, not a con-Some no-fault auto insurance pro- sumer, society. So, we had no product posals and recommendations to 11ab1hty or consumer class-action cases. de<.•rimtnalize certain anti-social con- Most important, we had fewer people 6-uct reflect th e first premise . lo depend upon. In the family-farm Recommendations to streamline traffic society, people made it or failed pretty and uncontested divorce proceedings ii· much on their own. Today it is lustrate the second different. Mathematics show the • As a lawyer and admitting the significance of mass, interdependent possibility of bias -l am not society for the courts. sympathetic l"O idoos that.tend t.o erode It takes two people to have a civil dis· citizen access to our courls. In our In· pute. But with three people. six disputes creasingly "global" society. I am con- are possible; with four. 21 disputes. and stantly being made appreciative of the so on. The formula is evident: More fact that my rights are protected by an people equals more c~ses equals court independent judicial system. congestion. I question the virtue of a society whose laws are administered by WHAT IS .._BEJNG dQne to preserve bureaus and ag~pc1es not governed by the value of "one's day in court" and the standards or our courts. I also what more should be done? Present re-question policies that would lake those search and development depart from persons out of court who made up its two different principles. Some say that high volume. leaving the courts for a day in court is a value we must criminal cases and corporate and gov· abandon. For them it's a species of emment litigants. pohl1cal hfe that modern society no longer needs nor can afford. A variation THEREFORE, I cannot support pro- of this theme leads to suggestions to posa1s t.o ··dejudic1ahze" disputes un- take certain cases out of the courts for less thl'y are subJected to full and open handling by comparatively inexpensive experimentation to insure preser\'al1on ad mini~trative agencies. of the essentials of a "day in court " With these reservations in mind, 1 can report that the State Bar itself favors s uch propos als a s raising the jurisdiction of municipal courts from ss :ooo lo $1S,OOO or less. with streamlined and voluntary pretrial pro- cedures to exchange information between liti gants, and with enlargement of small-claims court . jurlsqj_ction ~nd usefulness. The reconapnnciple g-ovem1ng-court improvement trends is to accept their historic function and to adapt them to the new level o( dispute caseloads. Recommended are improved management. streamlined but court- supervlsed proceedings and additional resources -yes, more judges, court facilities and stair support. 1HE HEART OF this position ls the belief that the problem of court con· gestion is not inherent in our judicial system. Rather it is a combination of growth in demand that is not subject to court control . a nd inadequate manpower. facilities and research capability that has prevented Judicial management from adapting creatively to that demand. · By JOAN TALMAGE WEISS Joan Weiss u a resident of Newport Beach hit me My daughter, Nancy. was with me. to my gorgeous car admiring the color. It symbolized my love ot all things orange -bengal tigers. sunsets behind Catalina. the rooftops or Florence, the name oC the county where I live. "Hit it. mom," she said, eager for action. A te"( facts provide backgrowid for this view, which I share: 1. Criminal cases consume sub- stantial and sometimes total court te· sources. ~. v1sputes In oar complex society re- sult in longer trials. 3. Most cases -about 90 percent - are settled out or court. <This practice also characterizes the ~riminal process where it ls called "plea bargaining.") 4. EVEN MORE disputes are tn-; formally settled in lawyers' offices, according to the counsel of Lincoln, with the-threat or litigation in the foregrouqd. but not through it;s actual use. 5 . Major reforms in court management and judicial training hitve been instituted in the pai;t deyade. Their full effects ha ve not been achieved yet; but they have substantial-. Jy increas~Juclicial producllvity. 6. Experi'llcntation and research con- tinue, but nd easy solution has been dis- covered. The Salk vaccine for court con- gestion is not on the horizon. AS I SEE IT, if the courts were not servin2 the public surely, albeit slowly, the 'growing demand would have gone elsewhere -arbitration, for example. It has not and the answer must be t.o ex- pand judicial resources. This is the prevailing view of my pro- fession and our principal rec- ommendation to the public. Its basis is the experience we have gained through exercising the privilege of practicing law in our courts that has been granted to us by that same public. like mes. Wh at confidence. What .tavoir faire. ln my heart I longed for my traded-in Toyota. "How am 1 doing?" N eW Car Owµ.er Finds F anllliar Road S~ddenly Turns to Jungle My fixation began when l bought a fiberglass car with the incredible name of Stingray. Suddenly I became afraid of be· ing hit -physically. This sense or doom. of disaster coming toward me with the 1r· revocable force or Clhngs to a magnet requires e normous quant1t1cs of psychic energy How many other humans. I wonder, carry this obsesslOn around with them? I'd waited four months to pick up my orange Corvette After d1spelhn~ the 1nfl11mmator) myth that my insurance rates would doublt', I gaily traded in m y old Toyo~and took possession of long s leek number. f~ s le-ti ff.ke 1t big cat about to spring. Eight red-hol cylinders at my com mand. "I ... rm not too sure .. :· Vulnerab1Llty throbbed from my every pore. "You're driving this Vcttc like a four C\hnder. Punch 1t.'' I feathered the accelerator. Every car. from right or left . threatened lo cross my path l crept along "Maybe f'm hungr) ... I said tentatively "\\\·II, ll•t':. stop " Sht-was e.x asperatt'd CrJ\\ linit into a parking lot. I parked uul in the left 40 so nobody would open his door and crack my precious fiberglass. "What's wrong?" my husband as~fll. Ht' 'd &een following us and. I leamed later. had allbost rear-ended me several times. I progressed homeward, breathing deeply and trying to relax. A horn honked and l startled like a horse s hying from leaves in a "'ind storm. "Mom, look at your hands.". I looked. Both hands gripped • the wheel at the top, white knuckles glowing in the dark Talk a-bout body language "All right . .. I spied a tank· hke Buick going over the line in my direction. "Don't hit me.·· I said out loud. "Movi. he wasn't anywhere near you ... Teen.agers are merci· ten. "You'll never gel a speeding ticket." I crept across lethal Coast Highway, my husband tailgating me for confidence. l flashed for a right hand tum and the left directional signal blinked. This wai. 1L I couldn'.t even trust my own renexes. • • 1 need behind-the -wheel driver's training." "You need <1 nt>w head,·· she !>narlcd. I turned to finrt a barge-sized Cadillac crossing my vision. "Don't hit me." 1 braked to 20. Sweet safely lay inside my garage. I breathed a sigh of re· lief. l'dJ:eLused to this new car Fiberglass wasn't th at vulnerable. I'd shape up. Just a touch or my old paranoia As I pulled out of tbe agency lot and flipped on tht pop·up light& l Q penetrate Harbor Boulevard, this visceral reeling "I feel as if rm carrying raw eggs, .. I said. • "Buck up. Y<N'll feel t,.tter aflel' d lnner ... Obediently I ate. I got back in- "Don'l hit me," I changed in· nections to make it sound ironic. It was not. The road was sudden- ly a jungle and I was driving a thrte-wbeel elt}clric job while tanks rolled all aroa,l'tt tne. Even V:dubs darted in and out But tomorrow I'd phone and iiee if I could trade iJl this new orange numbet for my old Toyota. Mailbox'/Records of Retarded Used for False Identification To the Editor. I read an editorial in.the Daily Pilot regarding illegal lDs <Feb. 9) referring to SOcial Security numbers obtained by illegal aliens and the fact that one could send in information and receive the same in the mail. A posslblesolution was to have each adult go personally to a Social Security office and show proper identification. such as a birth certificate and one other piece or ident l rication. I ha\•e an interesting story to tell of other means of false • identification which my husband and I came upon quite by ac· cident OUR SON, born in Orange County in 1953 was brain damaged at birth -the speech center of the brain. He went to private schools until age lS, at which time he was placed at Fairview State llosp1ta1. Co.5la Mesa. When he became 21 years old. we placed him in a private facility in Westminster, all 96 re tarded adults on S.S.1. One day my husband bad a telephone ca11 from a man who owned a pool service company in Orange. He asked m y husband if he had a son and called him by name. to which my husband answered yes. The man said. "I have found your son's waJlet in a phone booth in Costa Mesa." My son does carry a wallet so my husband asked. "What is in the wallet?" The m an said. ''Fifty dollars and his driver's license." My hus band immediately \ J became curious because he knew that there was no way in the world that our son could ever get a driver's license . Mf .. husband met with this man and he returned the wallet. In the wallet was a copy or our son's birlh certificate with the correct date, hospital, color or eyes and hair, and correct mother's maiden name. My husband called t~ police and also the OMV. They were \'ery cooperatiye. Needless to say. the man was caught. APPARENTLY someone was selling identification or re- tardeds because they have ac- cess to the confidential records. In our search. we found another person with our son's birth certificate. Also, during the in- vestigation. we discovered that birth certilicates are public rec- ords to which anyone bas access. Apparently this is also a source for illeeal aliens. 1 think the public and state bospltals should be awate of this. It's a natural fO{' fraud and these adults cannot defend themselves. We also were informed that an ldeaUficatiOA card could be is· s1,1ed to our son wlt.h Ma picture and tbumbprlnL It looks exactly like a driver's license except it alys, .. ldenUficaUon" instead of driver's license. Thia way hls ro is protected. U be needs it lor many reasons, a legacy, tn· ~...Uanu .u., l>•o•ua Jl cannot talk or defend hlmself. ( feel par nt.a ot retarded children 1hould be aware of this. And then those who b11ve lost driver's licenaea for ono reason or anoth~r or felons cannot u'.se ese nnoc • I cannot, as a motlier. describe the feellnc that eome character out U.U., maybe a mmlnal, bu ftiy 1on11 birth certlfkate in his pocket. Jt made •JU. Ho~ you can print this and wake up a few peoph here anct there. the last few weeks you have read a great deal about the upcoming March 7 bond election. Our qu1et community is fasl developing into. the construction capital of Orange County. There now are 14 diHerent developmental projects r anging in price from $75,000 to $225,000. The completion dates for these projects vary Crom Septe mber of 1978 all the way through June of 1979, resulting in approximately, 1,023 new homes. The reason for bringing the above-mentioned-information lo your attention is lo iUustrate the fact that Laeuna Niguel is a rapid· ly growing community. he( and the original Behr bill would have provided significant gains In that direction. In that bill Senator Behr had the courage to provide the st;.ite an alternative source of income in theJorm or as pertent tax on profits on the sale 'Of property THE ASSEMBLY, however, has once again buckled under the pressure or the big interests -in this case the California re- a ltors. The realtors have ap- parently successfully amended out the provision which would have financed the proper\)' tax relief with the Illuminating s tatement oC "we do not, IN CONJUNCTION with the however, believe that SB·l, in its building or homes come school present form, wlll a:nswel' the age children. Presently, in public's demand for property Laguna Niguel, we have only tax relief, and urge the two elementary schools, one Legislature to find another junior high school and no senior vehicle." Translatlon: gore high schools to serve our somebodyelse'sox. children and the children com· So the realtors howl at the s ing, If this bond meaaure is percent profits tax and the As- s uccessful it will provlde the sembly does an elfoldo. I'm not school district with resources to certain why the realtor.s are that acquire a high school site in ups•t about the t•x because-tMy Laguna Niguel as well as the get J.helr pound oC flesh ri1ht orr building of another elementary the top anyway. The realtors school and improve ments on poUUcal clout is obviously some of the exlsting Niguel pervasive at both the state level schools. ~ and in local pollllcs. But at what By law, bond money can only ptlce? be used ln acquiring school sltes, and for building school facilities. THE JARVIS InldaUve ls go- lf. for some unforeseen reason, ing lo be very tough lo defeat. If Laguna Niguel does not develop It would have been limited to as outlined above,· money that ts single (amity dwellings l would vote..t. aas>tO'l. d.. b1 .._ bQAd have sup1>0rted lt myself. As it is electlon and specrrTed Tor wrltfen.~wevel', tt ftmJ»Y J>r<F schools cannot~ used for any vi des the bil propertied other purpose. Bond ,1ectlon landholders a magnltlcent fundsdonotralsethetaxrate. welfare package for the In conclusion J would urge weallhy. So what's the v o tors to con•} de r the Leglstature'a response? To ooce lactibe!o.re..va -a1aln try to dazile us with their tlt6in-tbe-March 'Hlfftlon __ .,..oo t'rb...J:!bttt'!I welfu DABERTW BACHELOR s COl(I ana provraDff111 wtdl .... "'v . , r. abo .... •--r-•·,..a--• ... -., .Member,BoardofEducatloa u ,._,.,., ---v. .,.,.,._.., C'1pf1trano Uqtflod tuesmadepoalblebecauseohn School Dlstttct exi1tl.agaurph11. •_.... _, ---a. Thls 19 an ~ yel.1" ind cwr -•~ ..,. th• c.Yftlcs will pttdlet that tber. wlll be no meanlnaf'ul tu re- form. Tbit do-UWe attitude of the Lteillature wUJ surely open the lan11 for an lnaured pusa,e or hn11. Why would a We• payer, outalde of public: emplo)'ment. opt for •·short· te 80 ent reducUoll of ta.X· ..,. .......... ,..,... , Yfberi ·lte ~an~ a 1ermanent reduct\oD of '° x. percent under Jarvi s~ The public is tired or the f'ames be ing played by the California Legislature. The lime for postur- ing is over. · The Jarvi s Initiative reyresenU. a clear and present dang'?r to continuing local p11blic services and an equitable tax . s tructure in lhe state·. WAYNE A. JORGENSON Bra.,. for l'alr11ess To the Editor: The fine article by Paul Harvey on the Feb. 23 Opinion Page o( the Daily Pilot titled. "History )1ay Take a Different View of Nixon" was s plendid and fair journalism. Tb~ new book by Raymond Price, "With Nixon," about which Mr. Harvey comments is solid reading for all Americans who have suffered and are tired from the one-sided medla barrage against the former pres- ident. It is a book that rises above callous partisanship and offers a reasoned and mature persp~tlve oC tbe Nixon years. ll is good reading. Bravo to Raymond Price for writing his outstanding book and bc:avo to Paul Harvey for having the courage lo review it fairly. THOMAS A. FUENTES Blpp• U!IUMI~~ To tbe Editor: l heartily agree with Phyllls Saylor'a comment!l <Feb. 2S JlaUbwt} th.al 8ubbles should be the new symbol tor women see · ing liberation. The fact Ul't Bubbles walked orf leaving her offspring behind. to wander WlllY·DlllY through th~ boondocks. smacks or the goals -.el fo!1h-~ t.hc ERA; i~, t ·-""DilhWlY IO:llli_wtnd -ucf do your C>Wa--uiinc. es. ---He a definite resemblance between ERA proponents -" tho elu lve Bubbles. tbe lJlppo. MARYO.MOO~ •• • A8 DAILY PILOT Sunday. March 5, 1978 URBAN POLICY . . ~:ln Search of Urban P .ODey··- ·-. Will Carter's Political Energy Be Wasted on Sympathetic Magic? ;-, . • . ' , • . . . . . I ·. . • , • • " I ~ ~ l ' • t ' • I • By JONATHAN WOLMAN "'" U .... 11 Attain Wrllff WASllINGTON -The chief object of fe deral urba n policy, Sen. Daniel Patrick Moynihan says, should ~ to restore fiscal vitality to ur ban J?overnment and to relieve the ove rburdened taxpayers of the bag cities. And no national urban strategy can succeed without Washington aid for New York City, In· sists Moynihan, u Democrat from New York, who has been director of the Harvard-MIT Center for Urban Affairs. adviser to presidents and twice an ambassador. Ill' gave his vacwl> m an inter view that deull with the nation's urban troubles and the special woes of the senator 's special city. New Yor k. Q : How would you des cribe the urban crisis? A · T here are two different problems. One has to do with people, and the other is the m anagement of these cor porations we call c1t1cs. First, the people problem. We went through a long period where there was very little imm1· gration ~md very little movement within the country. We wore growing; things were stable. - But by the '60s vou had a tough situation: A large group of newly arrtved people was having difficulty getting themselves settled and adjust· N I to t 1ty life. This is normal for cities, but. we had forgotten. Then we ran into a problem of t heir jobs ·disappearing. This was new. For the first lime, people went to the cities for jobs tha t weren't there. Historically cities wen· the places, if you were a low-skilled Monday ~Muaa Fashion lsl&ad r Opens 10 a.m. J. 13 27 person -sur plus . as it were, maybe from agricultural work -you'd coi:ne to find a job. Well, ln our lime, those jobs finally di&· appeared, so the experience of these groups has been much harder. That brought the welfare crisis, and crime, an4 thlngs like that. Famlllar problems, but they neve r quite overwhelmed. They are ~lose to overwhelming in some places now. Q: What about the "corporate problem?'' A: WeU, some cities have got themselves in· to a situation where their fina nces a re just awful. They can't pay their bills The great symbol or thJs 1s N cw York City 1''or all purposes. 1t 1s m default. This pro· blem is not as gener al as people have thought. Maybe 10 cities arc in a critical stale and about 20 altogether are in trouble . The lO cities Moynihan refers to are Brook- mgs Institution's "hardship cities" -Detroit; New Orleans; St. Louis-East St. Louis , Cleveland; Yonkers and Buffalo, N.Y.; Newark, Trenton and Ca mtlen, N.J. ' Q: It the urban problem consists both or poor peopJe. who Uve '" cllin and clJles tha& are poor, how can Washington develop an urban policy that would attack both pr~Jema at their root? A: The.problem or Cities that are poor isn't particularly complicated. You may not want to do it, but 1f you ask, 'How can you keep New York City from going bankrupt?' 1 can tell you how. G1\'e it the money to pay its bills; guar antee its loans, refin<.1nce its debt, put some more aid into it. Q : As to people? A: As to people, the root is employment. New York City lost 600,000 jobs in seven years. 4here are about 15 states that don't bave that many Job{I in the workforce. Q : Why are peopJe leavlag! A: Ther~·· this H)'inl that Alr!erican5 have been willing to become urban, . but they have neve r been willlng to become citified . Reme mber the George M. Cohan song, ••4s Minutes From Broadway?" That's always been our Ideal. • Jn European cities. the most desir a ble places lo li ve are in the center . In our cities. wi th one or two exceptions, people want to li ve at the edge. We've never changed the early American pattern to cwn your own land. Q: One go .. or lhe president's urban poHcy may be to bring peopl.: back downtown, to end the urban exodus. You seem to 1u11est Uaat they don't ttally want to be there. A : There is a tendency of government to produce a lot of what anthcopologists call "sympathetic magic." Thal is when you create symbolically the situation you hope wm come about in reality. If we s tart building factories In places where there used to be factories and there are no factories, and the idea is that one factory will bring about another factory ... Q: The administration is considering efforts that would provide incentives for Industry to move back Into the cities. Is lbla the rlglJt direction! symbolic factory back ~n won't help ... The federal government just takes too much money out of us and doesn't return enough. That, I think, the government can atop ..• I tan give you the cleanest example, Time- Lif e Books. lt's not a plant, it's just 200 people like you and me. They were &itting up there in New York and they were malcJng money. They saw the taxes in the clty kept going up and they figured, 'We not only have to pay highe r laxes, but we have lo pay o,ur employees more so that they can pay higher taxes.' They said. 'Let's get out or here,' and moved to Alex- andria. Va. There is no reason for them to be in Alex· andria, when they wanted to be in New York, except that our taxation is so high In New York. Tbis is where I've argued against the exchange (See MOYNIHAN, Page At) • DARRILYN OLIVER Costa Meta City Council Candidate •EQUAL REPRESENTATION *OPEN COMMUNICATION •HEARS, DOES VOTE MARCH 7th A : If you take as much money out of New York as the federal government takes, especial-P•ldP"M8y O•rrlly110t1ver,30nvu1ion.c.M. ly because taxes are so high, throwing som~e-2===================~ Darri O HOMETOWN ENVIRONMENT Excitement. Personal appearances by the most creative and authoritative designers, previews of complete collections, special exhibits, a whole calendar of activities: Thursday Friday Saturday 11 18 .1 23 24 25 r--~-~------------~-, I I j ERNST STf<AUSS i l ________ .. . . l 30 Man:h B Of/lcfaJ opening. Neiman-Marcus, Fashion Island. March l3 Vi ctor Co$to. fn person to ahow hf1 Spring tO o.m. , collection. 11 o.m. in Gallcrin, Upper Leve l. March 20 Mary McFQdden. in perton for our showing of hPr Spring rollectlon. 11 a.m. In lhe 'Couture Solon. Mardi W Altb1U Court._.in,Jw5cm, wJU1.Jii1 coJJecUo n of Aubrey Franklin, ombo11odor of Coo, hero to demonltrot" antique naulicol Inst rum~ J 1 IP 3. The GoTJerfee. "'Trocmalfe. "!J)lcut(), U~f. Upper Level. MtudJ 13•14 Bonnie Cathln. In person to hoodUno the N·M Mffl'(:h 8-8 French de1l3ner, Jacques Bogart. here lo coJlocUon of her handbags. 11 to 3. Handbaas, Mall Levo/ . introduce Boaort /ravances for men, Ji to 3. Men '• Morda tt fnfonno/ modeling of our 8111 Halro for Ptfodrfc/ca Tol1etrro1, Moll Leval. colloctlon, U to 3. ~ort Shop. Moll Level . Upper Level. MGld U..U lllfora:ial mod.clin&.af Ute Mazy Mcfadden co tloction t 1 to 3 In the Q:>uture Salon, Upper Level. March 22 Our Scalft. lnfotmolty modeled 11 to 3 In Sport Shop, Mall Level. Arlene Dahl, here 10 Introduce her /~sronce, Dahl11, t1 to 3 Maida ,_t~El Sol11ado~ artbt, bmanda Ua:rt, ..cmattt I~ Qdlclnl, fn_pctaon Jgr a l'a.tlU.a.n.Sb.QwJ~ t~•-~...,..;..;;..~..;.;;.....-h"""'tfrfrHf~BmJ oftd&th &ltoprtl~WIM•'------1-0l-"'4~.U.CJlkm,-!1-0,m.-fn '4h..-Goutur...SOlon1--- 0rcll r·2& P .. Shine manfcurfst1 demon1trota the art of Upper Level. fn_Coilm•t1C1j.fal1 JAvel. r -• ----MfUd. ~lnfon:nal modalm1 of out,,lrntt Stlauee ol90llon•, --- t t to 3. Coulul'9 Solon, Upper Level. Otlonta noJl c<Jm. Co11mJtllt1, Moll LeveP. Marclt t7•J8 Perry Siiis for Portfolio, ff1A>erwon with a M~ 1 Saint l.ourentmlvo Gauche Fo.t1fon Show, 2 p.m. compoaite of hJs designs from J 1 to 3 In Nouvelle, tnformol modeling followina the 'ehow. Couture Solon, Moll Level. • Upper Level. Sanford Hutton, cttator of the 1unJ1as.e1 for "Annie Holl,'' Man.It #J.JO Harriet Selwyn pNHn~ the Frqrnenc. In pol'ltOn with hit new col/ocUon. Acca1orf•, Mall LBvel. collection with informal modellna, u IO 3 In Nouvelle. Dr. Arthur Pqh, llere wllh hf1 collectlon of rock ond /oall Moll Lrlol. ., • Jewelry. U lo 3 In Ac:ce11orfo1. Mall Level. Mordt. J~U Morguetffe Htn,.Y, here to out()fl"Gph her Mordt 1e Pilldrtn'• flalhfon Show with Jfm Camble and childftn'• boob on ho"•· Toy Shop, Upptr lAtvel. h/1 pupp111 OI tpeclol ottroctlon1, ~ p.m. Jn tho Chfldren'• World, Up~r Ltvel. Morch 24--25 lnformal modellna of our Cenre/Bon MonQge collectfon, 11 lo J In Nouvelle. Moll Lo~I. Morch 21-211 Charles Suppon, In penf.rt for Informal modellns of the His/Her collecUpn, t 1 lo a ln Sport Shop. Molt Level. . Morch 30 Holly Harp. in ponon for fn[Onno.J m0delfn1 o/ the Holly's Horf. colloclion, ti to 3 In the CoutuN Salon. Up1>or Leve . Heaven Designs envoy, preS-OnUna one-of-a·ldnd bolts. bondoleraa and /owelry. AcCflllOrlu,MoU Uwt l --- .,, I ., oi • • . . . i ' f ' , , ; . , , ; f .. • I . . .. • , • . , • • , " " , • • ,, • , . I • • · URBAN POLICY \ .. • .. I • &JndaV, Match 5, 1978 DAILY PILOT A8 MOYNIHAN ••. (From Page A8) in resources bei.ween New York and the federal government. I figure we're short $13 billioo. California. by contrast, has a surplus of about S32 bilhon Tb.at would, Ul 18 months, pay every penny of public debt in the state ot New York. · Q: II you were devlsln.& an urban policy. where would you begin? A : My focus would be on t.he New York City crisis. The OW! lhiog. l.he president must. not let happen i! let New York eo bankrupt. Q: 11 there any queaUon ln your mind lbat the federal government wUI assure that New · York Clly doea not go bankrupt in 1978? A: 1 have no doubt that the federal gov- ernment will do whatever is necessary to pre- vent New York City from going bankrupt in 1978 ... But we also s houldn't put that day oH by arranging for a few years of seasonal loans ... My problem is 'whether the government will take this moment of political energy -it's a new president. a popular president, a good pre- sident, a majority in both houses -thl~ is the moment when you cru\ do it. My concern is that they'll let the moment ahp away. Q : How do you Judge the Carter urban policy effort. . k. 'rhe m ost: important thing about the urban policy is the inability lo produce one. The decision to send one up in March means that in effect t here lsr. 't going to be any significant urban policy in the first Congress of the president. Because by that lime we will have all blocked out our budgets up here. Q : What's the hangup? ls lhe process nawed! Are the people nawed! A : None of those things. The process has been an open one, the people are not flawed. The pre!!dent is not fl awed. But they are not well matched. Gul»enlatorial · 'Debates Due SACRAMENTO CAP> -The League of Women Voters is ofrering to set up two debates next October between the two major candidates for governor, one in Southern and one in Northern California. League Presfdent Joan Rich said the de· bates would live voters t.he chance to compve candidates for governor and their positions on state issues. WHEN GOV. EDMUND Brown Jr. an· nounced he1would run for re-election, ht! said he would debate his opposition wltbout restrictions on m edia coverage. Assemblyman Ken Maddy of Fresno, a candidate for the Republican nomination, said he would welcome debates. Donna Smith, a league spokeswoman, said the group would try to raise funds for.the debate project in the next rew weeks. She said the league would talk to candidates 0 to secure their commitment to debate" after the filing period ends this month. ~ ', EARL'S PLUMll~ HEATl .. G AlllCOHO ~· LK 111•\I ~r~1cc l tmt ~t.tth •• Yo\ir Door t(.tU Store Nf'.tresl Your ArUI t0SlAMUA642-1753 ISUH••-lll•d. MIUIOH YtLI049$-0401 18'12 C-• ~$lr-ISH 0 F _. A•e P1lw I DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS 842-5878 _.-·VOTE ~ALENE ~CHAFER COSTA MESA CITY COUHclL MARCH 7 P.WO lor by "Comnwc1M 10 Elect Arl•n• Schafer .. J•M Pot••t. Chi "'"'"· 1m ~Pt . CM. CA. 9212& .. • . " • PEOPLE. N-M is not Just formHttorrairesund nrovie sta~ It's the store for secretaries, real estate agents, teachers: preachers . lawyers, fishermen , artists, dentists and on and on and on. AMBIENCE. You'll find more than special merchandise at ~ Neiman-Marcus. There's the luxurious atmosphere: art, greenery. light, space, a refreshing air of serenity. EXCLUSNITY. Encountering the rare, the one-of-a-kind and the ours-alone-in-all-the-world isn't unusual at N-M. It's to be expected. SERVICE. We have always been kno~n for our personalized sezvice. When a customer calls, requesting to see a certain diamond or fur or any item, arrangements are made at once . Should a service not exist, we will do everything possible to create it. NEIMAN-·MARCUS in Newport Beach can be no less. If it } were, it wouldn't be Neiman-Marcus:~===:::=====~-_...... ... __ _ ...._.~,,.., •1'.....,_...~~.-.om-orrow at Fashion Tsland, Newport Beach AIO DAILY PILOT Sun~.y. March 5, f 979 COUNTY Win or Lose, Voters to Pay Costs Paid Polltlcal Advertisement UPPER DIAMOND Alli HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION IOA•D ADDS ITS SUPPORT IM ENDORSING: Moulton Niguel Water District Officials Will Find Financing By WILLIAM HODGE Ol 1,_ D•ll' l'llol Sl•lf While voting changes in some Moulton Niguel Water District improvement areas give residents a stronger voice, voters may face the cost of a $29 million improvement pr-0gnm re- sardless of their stand on election day. That's because the remaining $194 million bf a $223 million June 6 water bond im- provements request is to be located in four landowner-controlled Improvement districts-~nd district officials consider the entire package essential. 1 RESIDENTS' CHANCES of influencing the election spring from slate laws that require one- )n an, one-vote elections in inhabited im provemcnt districts that are zoned primarily for de velopment. In relatively non-inhabited, landowner controlled dis\ricls, owners vote on the basis of one vote per dollar of property value. There are four resident-controlled and four landQwner-CQJ\lroUtd unprovemenl districts in the Moulton Niguel Water District. FOR INSTANCE, in Mission Viejo 8,044 users-roughly 16,000 eligible voters-will be asked to approve $8.3 million in water bonds !or their share of district-wide improvements. Should those voters reject the bond request, ~istricl officials say they will go ahead with the program anyway. : "We'll just have to come up with some tilternative form of financing for those areas that vote against the bonds." says district As- sistant General Manager Bill Wolfson. "It could be a service charge attached to monthly waler bills " THt: FOUR RESIDENT·controlled districts are Mission Viejo, Laguna Niguel. Laguna Hills J nd a portion of the Nellie Gail Ranch. The fo ur la ndowner-controll ed 1m provement districts are the Aliso Viejo Proper- ly: the Bear Brand Ran ch 1n Dana Point; a large. undeveloped parcel of the Nellie Gail Ran ch; and the controversial Sycamore Hills area of Laguna Beach_ Wolfson estimates the landowner districts will approve the bond package. "Without those improvements, the property owners couldn't develop their lands," Wolfson says_ "I think it's a foregone conclusion how they 're goin& to vote." llE SAYS THE total $223 million Moulton Niguel bond i;>ackage covers ultimate de- velopment of the district through the year 2003. More importantly, he insists, the im- provement plans include emergency storage capabilities lhal will help residents of the four inhabited improvement districts. . ·'Once people r ealize the need for t>mergency waler storage, they'll hopefully go along <with the water bonds)," Wolfson says .. lf something happened like an earthquake. we would only have two days of water supply." . TUE. TOTAL BOSD improitemenl package authorizes construction bf a 2,000 acre-fool c·a pacity resevoir and a second pipeline into the district for water importation. .. At pr~sent we only have one supply line coming into the district," Wolfson adds. "U something happened to that line, we'd be in trouble." IC voters in the four resident districts fail to approve their portion of the improvement plan, Wolfson says, they may be the first group cut off from water in an emergency. ''IF WE COULDN'T finance the existing re- sidents' portion in full, then they would only benefit from a portion of the emergency ~torage," he says. ''In an emergency situation. they would be the first group cut ore from the water .. Wotrson insists the bond eleclion'is the most equitable manner of funding waler district im- .provements. . .. We prefer to fund facilities by spreading Child Assailant Held An accused child molester who fled the Harbor Area last sum mer before he could be sent to jail has bee() ~enlenced on a similar rharge in Colorado and will probably not be extradited, ;m Orange Cou nty deputy dii.· trict attorney l>a1 d Friday years on one count and up to 10 years on the other . .. It would ap~r because of his conviction Ltildlincar cerallon in. Colorado that it would be very unlikclv that the s late or Californi·a '>'ould want lo bring him back fo r trial." ~aid Deputy District Attorney Stuart Grant Grant said Opson faced a maximum of six months in jail here on the misdemeanor and a maximum of three to five years on the felony counts if convicted. Grant said that unless Opson requests a trial in California, the statute of Ii mitations will be sus- pended while he is out of state and he could be retried after he 1s r e lea s ed from prison 1n Colorado. Jerry LC'roy Opson . who pleaded guilty to a <.'ounl of m1., demeanor C'hild annoyance and faced lwo additional felony c harges here or m olesting c hildren, wat> con victed in Arapahoe County Superior Court of two counts of sexual assault on a 12·year-old girl. Opson was arrested after a series of child molestations last s prin g 1n L agun a Beach . Newport Beach and Costa Mesa in which a man posing as a photographer allegedly molest- ed ,girls bet ween the ages of 7 and 9. _ He said Governor Brown bad requested extradition before the conviction but that rurther ac- tion apparently has not been ta ken. He was sentenced to fi ve to 10 D~ath Notice" llflTANO CAROL REITANO, rnoclenl of CMI• Meu, C• P .. ..., ..... , on Fe1><...,., 71, I '71 Sun" •.O by M r Pl\l\IMtl>d ..io .. ph J Re1wno, I-r.ons Jonn w. and JouOll A R~lwno, .,... CS.119hl&r (ynthf• Ann R•1l.tno, on• brottw,. HdfOld Be•bln, •" ol Cool• .......... C• t10fy Ro\41ry recited on Thuf\d•y March J, 1'71 •t S.llr·&!r9f'°" Coot• Meu ChaP<tl. M•U OI Chrtlll•n Bunal ""<MY M"'<" J, 1~11 al 10 00 A M. al St Johll lhe !Motl" C•t,..,llc Church. l1>t .. men1 ., Cood s .. pnerd Cemelorv. '" 11.,. ol "°"""" contrlbl>· hons may i.. mad• to tile MollOfl P l<· lure •Ml TeleYlslcn Ho•Pltal, Country Hou•• and LOOlle, 2~ C..l•b.Jw Rd . Woodl+"<J Hf.II~, C.•. tt:l6•. 8altt• ~rQero" Cost• Mew Funer•I Home <llreclors. MIGOIHS ALICE N. HIGGINS, rer.leknl of Hunll"91on lleKll, C... PHwd awo 0" M•rch 2. "71. S<irvlved .,, IM!r llu•band Floyd Hlgglru, daughter Carol Ann G<o...,.. of Fulltrton, lour •hleo Rlla lAOut• ot Long Bea<ll, Ca., Marl• Fec•ley o t Sealllt , WaslllnQlon, Beatrice Urluab 01 Wlscon•ln end .lffn OuQwne ol u Mirada, ~. one brOthtr Raymond Lotll•s-ICll °' La Mew, Ca. -lour grandc hlldrtn. Vlsllallon Sunday M.,cll S, 1'1t from JPM to •PM ...., 7PM to •PM. Aow ry •Ill i.. recllld Surwl•' al 7:30 PM 411 OUCS., 8'-0lllt" Cha1191. Mau of Owl1llen Burial •Ill be on -•Y M.,Ch .. "71 al $1 Vincent De Pa.ii c.t1no11c Church. 17ttl 8HCll 8 11'11 , Hunll"91on &Mc.II, C. interment prwece. Dl-tfd bv Of1oa, &rolhen M«tuat, e.11e11 a. Talbert. Hunll119ton 8elldl.l42·7711. ,.HfAMILY CO\OMIAL MIHHAL · HOMI 7801 Bolsa Ave. Westminster 893·3525 PACiffC YllW MINO.IAL PAH Cemetery Mortuary Chapel 3500 Pacllic View Ortve Newport, C.1Uom1a 644-2700 Fonan for Learning Stepfamilies Aided Problems and solutions of step families will be discussed during a Saddleback -College Forums for Learning course beginning at 7 p.m. Monday. Family counselors Rick "Capala1 and Barbara McRae will ex- plore "Step Families: A Cooperative Responsibility" in Room 108 of the college Fin.e Arts Complex for the next five Wet!ks. In Orange County. divorces almost equal marriages . Three - fourths of· those who divorce will remarry Airman Wins Merit Medal within three years. s aid Capaldi- lfo !>aid step family members often are un- ~urc of their roles, un- aware of how a step re- lationship 1s different and now their ex- pectations may be un- realistic. "This program is almost entirely for step $48,400 Donated ByCCF family or single family mem hers." Capaldi said "We will try to teach participants how to start nurturing the step family relationship ::and how to avoid the myths about their new roles." - He said the focus of the course iJ to offer a positive approach to·lhe "blended family." The series costs $5 by pre-registration or $2 each evening at the door. Further information may be obtained by call- ing 831-7532 or 495-4950, extension 266. The California Com- munity Foundation Bike D-*h donated more than ..-....._ $48,400 lo Orange Coun- Meritorious service at ty charities during 1977, Da""nu.--1 Rhein Main AB , part of more than $1 ••---eeu Germ any. has earned million in total grants, the Air Force Commen-the charity has an-Rain damage has dation Medal for Senior nounced. caused the temporary Airman Gwen S. Far-The foundation is a closing of a bicycle path rell,daugbterofMr.and publicly supported, paral l eling the Mrs. Mell A. Ferrell Jr.' perpetual trust, begun in Rlverstde Freeway of 31066 Calle Santa 1915. between Gypsum Can- Ros alla, San .Juan Orange Coast Recip-yon Ro ad and th e Capistrano. jents were the Boys Riverside County line in Farrell, a personnel Club of the Harbor Area Orange County, the specialist, was present-in Costa Mesa, $3,300; Caltrornla Department ed the medal at Castle Girl Scout Council of of T,ansportatlon has AFB, Calif., where she Orange County in Costa annoUnced.. serves with a unit of the Mesa, $36.17; Glrls Ctub Reopening la expected McCOIMICll MOIT.UAlllS Laguna Beach 494~9415 lagvn• Hills 788-0933 ,..,..., .... ~ ~..Juan c.111,ano. 495-1ne Strategic Alt Command. of the Harbor Area ln about Aprill. · Costa Mesa, $684.~; and ln adclitico, bicyclists ----------the Assistance League are warned to proceed of Newport Beach, with ~•Gt.Ion along, the ULft.lm•aoM ~----... '""...,... Q:wonl tel M"er~ Coete MeM ~8-2424 . ..___,,.,, $2,~. .&DtA.AAa IUuu 2:Mll the cost over future residents through tbe bond issue." he says. • Phyllis Sweeney .BY IMP.OVEMENT districts, lhe pro- portional share of bond funding runs Crom a high of about $141 million on the Aliso Viejo landowner-controlled property t.Q $483,000 for - minor sewer improvements on the inhabited Nellie Gail Ranch parcel. D• D.k \..' • 1ana 1 e The Moulton Niguel district wlll conduct public hearings on the water bond election March 16 at 1:30 p.m. in district orfices, 27500 La Pai Rd., across from the Ziggurat. • Ji~ Bishop Suspect Ordered To Triid One..DLlhree .men ac. cused of killing a Hunt- 1 n gt o o Bea c h man whose body was later NEED A LAWYER? Low Leg•I fee •Divorce • Bankruptcy •Criminal • Wiiis-Probate • lncorPoration • Accident-Injury • Eviction •· Ct>llectlons 840-2507 VIDO«Je LocJyna Ardl hoc\ Height• ConuuwMy A.uoc. T...,t. Hf11 COflUIL A.1soc. Steeriftg COllUUI. C•y• Auel Act.laory ICHrd JU.. D..,, Past fins. of L.,...a ~Hnbtft lay H• fa UMr Mayor of L.,..a Jo ft>mlOft, "'"°of Top of Wortd M~t::t.ood Alsoc. llft ~ -~P~lh, Pen~""-·" _ Top en norid ~ Alaoc.. • Paid kl< b¥ U-~ ...... HOffte °""*" --&o.trd. e.t.ra Gaet. , .. "-1 St. Ugur\l &eech •k-7'11• found in the trunk o( a Y,HR. COHSULTATION-110 Cadillac kas been o~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~= dered to face trial] M a r ch 9 j n Or an g e Paid Political Advertisement County Superior CQurt. Judge Robert E . Rickles set the trial date and pretrial action for March 9 in the murder case against Thomas Landry, 31, also known as Tom Cash. of San Diego L andry . John Ga rfi e ld . 32. of Fa1rf1eld. Conn . and GeorJ:e Masaro, 26, of Stratford. Conn , were indicted by the Grand Jury for the murder of Jimmy Lee L<lrson. 26 It is alleged that the trio killed the victim in a home at 116Z7 Orchid St., Fountain Valley, a fter the four men argued over the d1v1sion of profits from drug !>a les. Officers said Larson's body was wrapped in a ~lec•pin~ bait and stuffed into the trunk of a Cadillac ~h1 c h was driven lo th<' parkmi; lot of a Long Beach coffee shop and left there in Augustl976 Orange Co unty Vote -Costa Mesa City Council -March 7 DON BULL X • Don has 12 years of acti•e experiette• ill Costa Mesa • Het Is iftvolved with youth. Mftior citizen, HOIMowaen. luslness and civic CJl"CMlpl. • Don hos ... ported and wil coet•e ~ wpport tlte North Costa Mesa Homeo.waen laitiative. • Don Is comntlH.ct fo hoeest and opet1 coaswwwlcatioft mid reprftefttaffoe of Clll facets of the cOllHllURfty. A prov8 record of experiflftee, cOllUnihnent and l'ftPOllsiblity. P..., Fo-t>v '"" C«11t"" to E'«:t Oc<l 9ul• :197 PnncMon U>tt• ""-• C• 9:191'9 .i.110....-.ean_. "'-author1U~ •arc seeking~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ -the t:.'Xtradltlon of · Garfield and Masaro f rom the s late o f Connecticut. Landry is held in the county jail with bail set al $500,000. Connelly Elected Chairman Leroy G. Connelly of San ta Ana has been named chairman of the Board of Directors or Goodwill Industries of Orange County for 1978. Abo elected were Clif- ford C. CoWns of Santa Ana, •ice-chairman; Arthur Knight of Anaheim, treasurer, and Delno G . Kanode of Cypress, secretary. Elected to the board were Lavern H . Brinkman of Laguna Hills, Jack E. Bush of Tustin and Patricia Dulion of Newport Beach. VOTE ~ALENE ~CHAFER COST.AMIS.A CITY CouMclL M.AlCHf ..... forll!r~IOEltd Arle11• lc1'1t1r .. JIM ,.oteet. ~"---,. ic.111 ..... C.M. CA. Paid Polttical Adven1sement LAfHlllA BEACH AND Y•R CHOICE IMSUIE THI IMTIGllTY OF LAGUMA 11.ACH IY rl.AHMIMG FOR COMTIHUED CHANGE WITHIN AMD . SU•ROUHDIMG ntl COMMUMITY. The time has come DI-Dae • to make decisions & move ahead! Vote For The Responsible Candidate * Experienced * Independent Responsfble To The Citizens of Laguna Beach To Insure: Fiscal Respon1lblllty, Comprehensive Planning, Effective Implementation Experienced With The Processes of City Government: Past Member of Board of Adjustment and Design Review Independent and Able to Make Decisions Beaed On Fact Not On Favor Current Member and Chairman of'l>lannlng Commission , (1976 ·Present) YOIE FOR DIANA DIKE . FOR CITY COUNCIL TUES., MARCH 7th Cemmitt9e !_or DI-Ol-t for City C"Alwlcll, ,,_, 8'-, T~ .. 711 Coe• View Or •• &....-...,_ Political Advertisement ' • I • . ~ SOLAR EXPERIMENT Sunday, March s. 197& DAILY PILOT A. J. i1 . ·--. SCienti.sts Monitor Sun's Interior Some Star Tlreories ·On the Scary Side By JACKIE HYMAN Of ... O.lly f'li.t $UH At first glance, a neutrino wouldn't seem to be much use for anythlDg. It's a particle with no electrical charge and almost no mass that can pass through things hardly leaving a ripple, scientifically speaking. THAT MEANS IT can zip through a star, an atmosphere, your hand or the earth with barely the tiniest of chemical reactions to show it was. there. . Yet a 10-year study of neutrinos has brought into question existing theories about what happens in the middle or the sun and, therefore, how other stars work. Dr. Gerhart Friedlander is a regents' lecturer at UC Irvine, on leave foe a month from the Brookhaven National Laboratory in Long Island, N.Y. A member of the Natiorial Academy or --Science, he's ..alit> participat.inff"}n neutrino ex- periments beaded by Dr. Raymond Davis. THE EXPERIMENTS were planned 15 years ago and have been checking out neutrinos in action for about 10 years, Friedlander said. The goal or the experiment was to find out whether current theories about the sun's in- terior were true. In the nuclear reactions that take place there, high·energy neutrinos are formed and sent out, moving at the speed or light toward all points, including earth, Friedlander said. If theories were correct, the number or high-energy neutrinos bitting any segment of earth could be accurately predicted. be ex-plained. AN ISOLATED LOCATION, safe from other forms or radiation, was found in a gold mine one ~mile deep in South Dakota. There a vat "as placed containing 10,QOO ~allons or a liquid with which neutrinos react com par all vely well, perchlorethylene. In layman's terms, that's dry-cleaning fluid. · <Not that the object was to dry-clean the neutrinos, however rumpled they might be from their long journey, Friedlander said.) Now, although only a couple or neutrino- caused chemical reactions, in which argon is formed. are tallied each month, that·s been sufficient for' the purposes or the expei'iment he said. ' ANO THE FINDING? That only one-third :is many neutrinos as expected are hitting the earth. There arc three possible explanations F'ricrllandcr said. ' One is that currc•nl theories about the sun are wrong. "A lot of scientists are trying to patch up thei(. thc.orics in the light of the ex· periment and ~e having a hell of a time •• Friedlander said. ' OR THE SUN MIGHT indeed be putting out the pred.ict~d nu~ber of high-ener gy neutrinos~ but somethlng might be preventing them from reaching eartb. ''That has important im- ~l i cations for our view of e lementary particles," Friedlander said. Cloud Seed Regulations Due? SACRAMENTO <AP) -State cloud seeding regulations will be the subject or a March 31 legislative hearing set by the Assembly water committee cbairm a n wtlo term~d present rules "pretty skimpy." Assemblyman Eugene Gualco, D-Sacramento, said the hearing was prompted in part by claims cloud seeding ca u sed lloods and avalanches. But Gualco said his task was not to assign liability. Instead. he said bis goal was to see i£ additional regulations are needed. Present law allows a anyone who is going to seed clouds to run a notice of intent in a local n~wspapcr prior to seed- ing. Gualro said it would be premature to suspend ongotng cloud seeding programs before his hearing~ held. VOTE llRLENE ~CHAFER. COSTAMISA CITY COUHCIL MARCH7 person who pays a $50 PaldlorbV~toEl«I license fee to do cloud ~ 9,~'~:,;:,,/:.r, ~:r& seeding. It aJso requires . ._112_e21 ________ 1 PAID POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT. HOWARD DAWSON FOR LAGUNA ~ITY COUNCIL ... _....., ...... ~4 ..•• ~~ .. ~. Dr. GerfJa!t Frledl1J11der says neutrino experiments are slmla.r to sticking a thermometer Into center ol the sun: Future results may reveal some· uneJgJected, totally hidden fact of nature. The third possibllity is on the scary side. Friedlander noted that beat and light from the sun reach the earth perhaps a million years after ~ 9rigtna\ l)U~lew-_retctiQM Jake ,.place .. because of ili-e time hivolved in the energy's changing forms. Neutrinos arrive relatively quickly. AND SO, PERHAPS, the sun has entered into a cycle of less nuclear activity. The result, some hundreds of thousands of years in the future, could be another tee age, Friedlander said. "You can regard this neutrino experiment as really a thermometer stuck into the center of the sun," be said. Celebrate how you look, how you# feel. your whole new body consciousness. By doing, by dlet. by de- sign. you've never looked better! And every day this week you can meet the de- signers and see the collections that help you look that way. Informal modeling 11:30 to 3:30. George Matyas for Glen of Michigan tomorrow at Newport Celebrate the lnnoceryce of white eyelet. Camisole $40; sundress converts to a long skirt •. $60; purple flowered shawl $16. S.14. Townlelgh Sportswear. Dev;d Stewart for Elisabeth Stewart tomom>watNewport Celebrate a great body suit! Rainbow striped tank swimsuit $22, drawstring shorts $14. 6-14, sapphire blue or white. Active Sportswear all 4 BW stores Dorothy Gordon for Alexandre de Marlcoff IOO'JOtTOW th(ollgh Wednesda st Newport Celebrate a beautiful face with a complimentary consultation In Cosmettca. Friedlander end his colleagues, some from institutes in Israel and Germany, have now de· signed an experiment that, if f\mdlng can be at· raneed, would presumably show whether the neutrino abortage come1 from the sun itself or from some process en route to earth. IT WOULD SET VP a test for low-energy neutrinos, which are formed in a different pro- cess from the high-energy neutrinos currenUy being checked, Friedlander said. He said that, through some complex principles of physics, "We know within certain limits what the low-energy neutrino level will be." So, U too few low-ener,1y neutrinos are also arriving, the problem lies '-ot within the sun but with whatever happens to the neutrinos en route to earth. THE T~ INVOLVES another substance, gallium. a metal used in liquid form. Gallium, a biproduct of aluminum production, is com- mercially used in light-emitting diodes of calculators and watches. The problem ls, 50 tons of gallium are n eeded and that would cost $20 million. Preliminary experilffnU have -used only-20 -te · 40 pounds. Friedlander said tba(, since the gallium will not be harmed, he has suggested to the Pentagon that they store a strategic quantity of the metal deep in the mi.4e "and we'd be glad to return it wben we're done. "'WE'RE GOING' TO DO this experiment ror about three to five years and we certainly don't want to han·g onto 50 tons of gallium," he said. The Pentagon showed ''mild interest," he said. -----..:l<>SANGEUS :«Ms· ... ..-~ ~~~~~~~---~---~--~~~ WOOOlAND HIUS NEWPORT BEAOt Easter Celebration AT THE PHOlO PLACE Chance to win a Candy FIJled !alter la8"•t • Enter contest each time yo\, purchase one roll of fllm, or each time you bring In one roH to be processed. .-... Entry O.adllne -Thurs .• Mar. 23. ~I. I ~;~~·;:~;~~·~~~· •l ~... 717 W. 19th ST., ----• COSTA MESA Dr. Ml:Jx Swancutt D.D.S. wishes to announce the opening of his pridice of General Dentistry ot 1879 Newport Ave., Costa Mesa Office Hours, days and evenings by appointment. 642-5960 COSTA MESA CITY COUNCI VOTE MARCH 7 ....., lot byOommln .. To........,"°""~ F.-,~. T-•· 2tt4 ........_Colla.,._ ~ - • . . .... . . .. -.. ~· .. .. .. . . , . .. . ·' '• •4 ... ... .... .. . i • ... .. ~· .. , . .. . .. .. -~ . • .. • • ,. " . .. .. • .. .. . ': • .. . ;, •J t I AJZDAILYPILOT Sunday, March s. 1m ,. I ~ ~Russian Fin ---.... ' I - .. Mild Next to Spanish Lady -·ATLANTA (AP) -We've had the Asian flu, we worried -needlessly -about the swine nu, and now the Russian flu has launched a full- fledged invasion. The Russian flu, comparatively mild and disposed to attack younger people, is onJy the latest disguise of that hardy and inventive virus that produces new strains every few years. A 11 are watched closely by the Center for •Disease Control in Atlanta. and by fall a vaccine may be ready for the Russian strain. THERE WERE NO vaccines nor today's armory or drugs 60 years ago when a Spanish flu -or the "Spanish Lady." as it was called - first came on the scene in ltjadrid in September 1918. Hardly anybody paid it much attention. But b}' the time the winter of 1918-19 bad passed, toe Spanish Lady had Killed more Uian 21.6 million people around the world. No out· break remotely compa rable has happened s in«>. Everything about that pandemic of 1918-19 was stupendous. In the fifth year of World War I, it immobilized-qtire armies. FOR 12 DAYS m May, the British fleet counted more than 10,300 cases and could not leave port. At Etaples, France: some 3,000 men in the British 1st Army wee.a-hospitalized. Throughout the summer when the Germans were being stood off alorig the Western front, m any of the allacking-\lnifs had only 50 soldiers well enough to fight. The "Spanish Lady" was no inspiration to anyon{', and the Spaniards resented the name. They called 1t '"The Naples Soldier," claiming the virus n •ally originuted in Italy. Bl"T IT HAD other names. too. In Hong Kong 1t WJS called "the too-muchee·hot-inside sickness''; the Germ a ns called it "blitz katarrah"; it was "wrestler's fever" to the Japanese; and the Persians called it "the dis- ease of the wind.'' So9le cried to e.rplal• tlae.,.... usuaU11 high. •ortaUt11 race "" poinclng to tDeakerted laealfla fl!"'f"'ally betalU~ of the tDar. The only pandemics comparable to it were th{' SO·vt.•ar Pl a~uc of Jus tinian, which occurred from 542 and reportedly caused 100 million deaths, and the HI a ck Death of 1347 through 1350, believed to ha ve killed 62 milhon people. These figures are only est1matcs, however. Flu has been known since Hippocrates. who described it in 412. It was called a lot of things until lSa>, when two Italians, Domenico and Pietro Buoninsegni, decided it was "in- fluenced" by the stars: thus the name lbat has stuck -influenza. ONE REASON THE flu virus spreads so rapidly is that 1t 1s borne an the air. A casual s neeze, they say, can blow the particles contain· ing the virus more than 150 feet. Usually. the mortalit~ rate of influenza is low and it kills only about fi ve of 100 people it infects. mostly the old and infirm. Some tried to explain the unusually high mortality rate in 1918 and 1919 by pointing to weakened health generally because of the war, but those who It ved through it could hardly con· sider it just a bad cold. T HERE WAS NOTHING to mark the out· break. After a two-day incubation period, t he patient developed a cough. Then there was the pain behind the eyes and in the ears. Fever . followed and temperatures sometimes shot to 104 degrees. By May it had spread through France, Scotland, Greece, Macedonia, Egypt and Italy. By June it has reached Gi!rmany. Austria.,, -Norway, India and there were reports of it in China, Peru and other far-flung places. No_where was immune. Among the 174 inhabitants of Pitcai Island in the Pacific, descendants of the HM Bounty mutineers, there were five deaths. P ublic health officials the world over were taken by surprise. or 172 nations at. the ti.me, nu was not a re- portable disease in any of them. Nula3 Plants Out? SAN DIEGO CAP) -Ralph Nader predicts California will be the fir st state to reject nuclear power plants "and say yes to solar ener gy." "There is a growll)g awareness by con- sumers that nuclear power will mean higher , costs," said the consumer advocate in-an in· lerview. NADE& SAID A new report points out that Call!ornia "could become . a aolar-powered economy" by the year 2000. Re declined to say .. • • ' . .. .. , .... -:-~ --:"'""'·~ . ... · ~~oo~t ~the report except that it is com-overcrowding a classroom does a lot more than just ._....,._ E.tm~:i~o:': s:i~tt !r 3~~~~e;=sth~· ~ make it difficult to teach . solar energy ptanfl are e M!Gfto11nn l"'tt1 --t-----~1 t makes it ditticuJtto learn. . . ~~~u:.1!~ ~~:n:~e resistant to problems" Individual attention is impossible, attention l ags, THE SMITH REPORT 15 beint •'1traial\t· t he whole process begs down. arm ed'• by the u .s . Depanment or Enerayp With all of the district's classrooms now at, or "becJl~e their le are suppertln' another • eyanct..jheroaximum desi n capacity and over 1000 ~iDiii4~rlr::-.:7-:--;;newltuc~ents being added-year~y,we:re-0"-'>ur n But that's not nearly the worst of it. . With b1,Jildingcosts increasingatthe rate of 13 per month, and double sessions, extended days and teht classes just arounctthe corner, we need your help. . And we need it now. -. -. FLU Cincinnati volunteers, wearing gauze masks during 1918 flu epidemic, serve food to child of family stricken with disease. VOTE ~RLE~E ~CHAFER CdsTAMISA CITTCOUMC& MAKH1 WITHOUT RJSKING YOUR PRESENT ONE $12,000 to $85,000 A high percentage of executive positions are undisclosed opportunities and never reach the advertised or listed stage. We have'> helped many men and women of •.ll ages find them-across town or across the qountry. Nothing really happens unhl you have an interview. That's where we come in. learn how to reach the "decision maker." If you are seeking a change o~ are unemployed, send us your resume or better still, call fo1 ·a confidential (NO cosn interview. ~ sunrEY:iiHR. . trd IOUIHlllL-llllOCll1EI CMlonN'a /.MlnlCCMul!Mll$"' luc:ut~Asus.,,,.,,~ ~ & C4r-AdV~ NEWPORT BEACH, (714) 752-8500 SAN FRANCISCO. (415) 986-1435 3931 MacArtNJr Blvd Suite 113 CA 92660 100 Cahfotnia Stteet, Suite 1090, CA 9411 l ., ' CUPERTIN0. (4081 253-8811 LOS ANGELES (213) 387 7194 . 10050 N. Wolle ROid, Suite 290 S.W. 2, CA 95014 . t: • SACRAMENTO. (9161929-1494 3660 Wilshire tflvd., Suite 1016, CA 90010 1900 Point wetl Way. Suite 102, CA 95815 TH •• ' --... Capistrano Unified School District has a bond, desperately in need of passing March 7, that can help alteviate the growing pains it's suffering. Passlngthe bond means.addl0irexpandin2 or completing a junior high school, three elementary schools and two high schools, Plus 70 badly rv:eded . portable classrooms and a number of long-awaited; tstr1tt:wid . ..... . _ ~ 1mpmvemen~ - Bestofall, itcanall bedoneatt eex1 mg90 pe , assessed $ lOO•tax rate. No increase. . . · ·' Sopteasetakethetimetovote YES Marc~ 7 on the ~~lbond. let's give the kids a little more room to 'mftl.· .. / - . INSIDE: • Real ~state •Travel J -... ....... •Entertainment • Sun<fay,MarchS, 1978 DAILY PILOT Battle WolverineS _, · i.os ANGELES <AP> -All• American forward David ,Greenwood scored .23 points, grabbed 14 reboynds a nd blocked six shots Sat\ll'(lay after· nOQn as UCLA caR{>ed a perfect Pacjfic-8 Conferen~baitketball season with a 91-78 victory over Southern Cali(ornia before 11,761 at the Sports Arena The second ranked Bruins scored the game's fi rst 5 points and led all the way in raising their Pac-8 record to 14-0 and their overall mark to 23·2. UCLA t=ompl~lcs 1Cs regufar season to- day a( l agairu.t Michigan in a nalionally·lclev1sed game at Pauley Pavilion. UCLA has won 12 league championships in a row and 14 in the last 15 seasons. The Bruins completed their eighth pcrfc<·t Pac·8 campaiwi during that lime with Saturday's vic- tory. Thl' victory also was UCLA's 17th in a row over Southern (;al and its 21st coni.ccut1vc triumph at the Sports Arena. TAKING CONTROL -Orange Coast Collt.•ge·s Pt.•le ~eumann rebounds in the P1r :1tcs' 8!1 ·7:3 basketball victory at Full(•tton Colle;.!I.! Saturday ni,ght. The wan puts OCC 111the"11<1 cnrd finals at Cerrito:-. College Weclne:,da~. For ~tory an1l othl·t photos, ~ce Page B2 Guards Roy llam1llon <.1nd Ha\' mond Town!-end added 20 and 17 potnt!-. rcspccltH•ly. for 1 ht· Hruan!'>. Fon\ ard!> J ame!> \\'like ~ and K1k1 · \'andcweghe had 13 and 12 potnb, res~ctive- 1:,. for thc winnt>r!>. l'Jul lll·ndt•r!>On, lhl' onl~ ~l'n1or on the Southern Cal ro!>ler. ll'd the TroJan:. in their \ J..cAA Finale Bunch Leads Titam Past 49ers, 64-53 I r c; reg Uunch scorcd lK points :ind pulled down IJ rebounds to lead Cal Stale I Fulll•rton) to a 6.i-53 victory over Cal Stall: C Long Beal·h) in the cham pionship g<imc of the third Pacific Coast Athletic Assocaa- tion basketball tournament :.at the Anaheim Coment1on Center Goodell TriUDlphs; USCWIDS L OS ANCTELES CA P > Southern Ca lifo rnia used ·-superior depth to com e from ll<'l)ind·Salurday ni~ht to win the P abfic·8 Conference Southern. Division swimming and diving championship at East Los Angeles Colle~c. The Trojans, w ho trailed UCLA by 25 points entering Satarday night's competition. finished with 488 points to 475 for the Bruins. California finished "third with 439 points followed by St anford with 231 points. Six events were completed Saturday night as the three-day meet concluded. Three Pac·R records were established-by fprmer Mission Viejo ~lar Rrian Goodell of UCI,.A, who won the 1,650-yard (reestylc in 15: 11.86; by Mike. Bruner of Stanford, who cap- tured the 2()().yard butterfly in l :47.58, and by the UCLA 400- yard freestyle team , which clocked 3:00.75. Saturday night before a crowd of G.692. The trium p h qua lif1 c!> Fullerton for Its fi rst-ever ap· pearance in the NCAA tourna· ment. The Titans will find out to· day who their (irsl round oppo- nent willoe and ~·here the game • \\ill be played. Ke\"ln Heenan added 14 points for Fullerton and Keath An· derson and !\like Nlles scored 12 points apiece. Make Linden i,cored only six points but was <.'redited with 11 of the Titans' lS assists. Michael Wiley paced the 49ers with 18 points and eight re· bounds. Fi-ancors Wisc was held to only six poi.!)ts and nine re- bounds. i The game as close for the first 12 minute before Fullerton moved oot lo a 10-point lead. The Titans held a 28-22 advantage al halltime. " . Long Beach trailed 35-32 after some fi\·e minutes or the second ha lf but Fullerton scor ed six points in a ryw at that sta'e and weren't threatened seriously after that. .The Tu.ans take a 21 ·8 record into the NCAA pl~offs. The 49ers completed tfieir season with a 16-~mark. Bunch was selected the PCAA tournament's mo&t valuable player. Others on the aU.oumey team were Anderson and Llndcn of Fullerton, Wise and /Wiley of Long Beach and Art Williams of Fl"esno State. CAL STATE P:ULL.lltTO .. CM> -11.-ll 11, Hnn•n IO, Sl>.lw 1, AnOerwn 11. Ll-n •• NH .. n Tot••12• n.n ,._ CAL STATE 1..<*0 81ACM IUl -tfudlOft •· Wise 6, Wiiey II. R. Wllllonn 7. Martin t , :>oerll ... 2. -~ 2, Ruffen 4. Tot•IS 23 1·• Sl Ha1111 ...... Fv11.,,...,, ~n. "°"'" out--Tot•• toulrF\illerton SI. •. ~'8Hdt St. 20. -. ... 2. ... ~ RAYMOND TOWNSEND IS FOULED BY CLIFF ROBINSON. Former Fountain Valley IBgh standout Bill Babashoff was second for UCLA in the 1,650 free, clocking 15 :31.93 while USC's Mike· Kelly, who also prepped at FV High, was third in Graham, McLenclon 'lied the 100 rree ln 45. \.5. · And former Westminster Jilgh and Golden West College diver Mitch Goldsleln was third in the three-meter competition. Other event winners were alt from Callfornia. Byron Shns won the 100-yard f~estyle in ~4.97 seconds; Peter Hocca cap- --Uir.ed. the.aJC>-nrd back5troke in 1: so.s2 ancf Gran am ""'Smtth the 200-y,atd breaststroke ln 2:05.06. .... ·. * Palmer Falls Off P-ace Wt~ 73 I "on whether you're asking me as a young player or an old player. "I've won several tourna· ments: here, in Australia and in England, over 36 boles. I think we'd all rather play 36 tban have to go to Monday. It's better for the •P••• &o fl8l &M .t.eem e£. his· heavily bundled gallery, he CAUld 4o no betlcr"'than a 73 - including a doµble boeey five. on the eighth lfole ~ and finished Cour shots off tht pace al 138. final game of the season with 22 points. Freshmen Purvis Miller a nd Cliff Robin5on added 16 and 14 points, r espectively. Southern Cal finisbe.d its ::.eason with a 7-7 Pac-8 record and a 14-1..'t overall mark. The Bruins m oved out to a 47-28 leadJate in the first half. On Tl' Todafl Chcuanel 4 at I their biggest advantage of the ajt~noon before the T rojans :.cored Four straight points to make it 47-32 at the in- tt;.rm ission. UCLA was never in trouble after that. The closest Southern Cal came in the second half was eight I?Oints in the closing mo-- ments. Sports in Brief •· l'm elated over our win." said UCLA coach Gary CUn· ningham. "I 'elt that it was a• important game for us becausa it gave us an undefeated record in the Pae·8. The win also gave us a lol of pride. .. USC ·played an extremel9' nood basketball game against us,'' continued Cunningham. .. Our guards played extremefy well, David Greenwood was just i.:rcat and Gig Sims and James Wilkes also played aimirably. Darrell Allums and Sims did a great job on CliCC Robinson.'• UCLA (ti) -Vt'Mnwood n. Wllkn 1'. 5lmJ '· Towmelld 11. Hamlllon :ZO, Va11dewe~ U, Al• lums 1. Tot.els 3S 21-25 ti. SOUTHERN CAL (10 -~ndffton tt, Millr l" 16. ROlllMOn u , C¥llft0 6. A•lkOVlch 10, er-• "· O. Smllh 4, Hohl1191on2. Totals:n 14.1971. Half U~UCLA 47·31. FOlll..:I Ollt-R00ifl10fl. Toi•• fouls-UCLA 21, So11tllcrn Cal l(. TecMl<tls-Wlllul~ A-ll,7'1. Ontario Races Off; Cuevas Keeps Title O~T.\RIO -The Twin 200 races for championship and ~lock car; l\t Ontario Speedway "t' re rescheduled for ~1 arch 2fi Jftl·r rain torcl'd a postpone mrnt Saturday Practice fur the t:.S. Auto Club's doublt!·hcader openers "111 rl'~umc March 21, !><lid fia~· ~martis. gcner<.11 manaJ!CI' of Ontario ~lotor Speedway. Quall I~ mg runs w~rc scheduled for lht.'.lll'Xl day. Mestota Bre ab Jaac LOS A:'liG El.ES · Powl•t punching Pipinn Cuev<is of Mt·:>. ico Ca lv broke ch:.alll'ngcr Harold Wl'ston's 1aw in the ninth round and rclo.unc<.I has World Boxing A~:-.oci al1on wcltcrwl'1ght t1tlt· Saturday night Wes ton. \\Ith both l')l''- 3 WOl~n-. finit.hed the nrnth dl•-..pate the terrific punishment 1nf11 l'lcd hv tht• 20-vcar old Cul·\ a~. hut Da s. Hoger Thill anll B l'rn ard l\chwart1 d1agno~ed thl' broken 1aw l"nder Californrn rules. the fight goes as a ninth ·round knockout. the first lime thc 25 vcar-old ~cw Yorker h :.1~ bct·n slopped in 38 bouts. Connor# ha Einab 1\1 F:~PlllS --Top-scedccl .Jim m v Connors ball led through ;1 scconrl set that saw six SCrVICl' hreaks Saturday to defeat JOSl' lla ~u e r as 7 -5·. 6 -3 an t he" Sl'm if m a ls of the U.S. National Indoor tennis champions hips. Connors will face .. Tim t:ullikson· in t oday's finall' Gullakson. in one of tht' mo!'t t 1ghlly cont~led matches of the tournPy, outl<1slcd Sandy Mayer. 4·6. 6·4, 8·6. Kings F al~ 6 ·3 INGLEWOOD -Ted Ilullev and Bob Murray scored t\\O i.:oals each to help the Chicago Black Hawks snap a four-game los anJ? streak with a 6-3 N atiooal l lockey League victory ove Los :\ngclcs Kings Saturday night. It w<is the Black HawkS' first "'an over the Kings in three mectmgs this season. Bullcy's fir!>l goal and 16th of• tht• i.l•ason came at 9:26 or the opl•nang period when he deflect· Sec Briers, Pagf' B·Z NC.NA Cage Pairings £AST REGIONAL INrdll! Flr\IR- t AI CNrt-~, N.C I Ou ... 7H1 '" .ti 10<91' tom r urmJn, '' \0 v\ •t 1¥Qllt tNm. (Al p we ts•ia) P~nn\Vl"t"""• 1• 1 .,, •1-1.,CJ'" \e'.an" V•UAnow.t ,, IS v' •• IMO" tNm MIOWEH llt:GION•L ~rdoU Ftnl.._. IAt WidliQ, h ft.) M"· our u 1 ~ Y\ •• IM91 ···"' .. Ml,4.0Ut• \l"flt-Y t hil,,.,.an ct:re-•qht°" "' '"· t:I••""' St~fl' Y\ at latQP •••'" AITlllu hOU>IOf' )SI VS AllMOI IHrn Lou''"'""· n • ~ •• ••oP lN:1"n MIDEAS1' llEOIOtlAL ~rdl" F1mR- IAll---fll M•tll•9't" Sidi!', 7~4"" ll·largp !Nm Mio Amforif df\ t f\.tmptCI" tM1.,,1, Ohio. toteda 00 C~nlt~I M1tl>IQ11nl fS •1-1-lffm, Al IC,..nllk, T-. Wt\ltrn K•nlu<lly, 1i.-n v:s. •1·1••91' IN..,, 1<rn1uc•v '''"( •lll~t~tt>. WEST REGIONAi.. Mardi II !At E-.0..) UCl A, 73' .. ~I '•'91' l!'am Wooer ~lalo, "• v• ol-1.,91' f!'.)m AI T-.Arh . 'win Fr•nco..:o.n ~·• "' latOl'lf'Am Nrw Mulco, 14 l vs •1 IMOt learn. AMA .... T•-• i t '"" 1o1-.ne 1--.....i•llM boa&-."-<i to bf" •" .. •onf'd .,, rf19tOtWI pl•r <,1 Jolln \ NY .• 21• \I tion•vc-nhtrf'. 11 1. lllloc:ll'l\1-.7 ..... l• 5"11•. '' II, ( E•SI Co.1-t Conf«ff!CI' cllam· 1>•on1 ~ lnlo Eut 11....,..1 ~on ot.i...,, f)nlfv 1 ( ti SI all' t Full•r1on, 21-1 ( P.cillc: CNst .. Allllf'f1c As-1al0<1 clwlm1>1CJr>I --,,_ .... o W•" Rf>91onal as•• i.riie-ry. , ., ,, • - -DAIL V PILOT SUndaf. Marth I. 11711 0.11., ,., ... ,,_, r, 1""'111:11 0'0.-011 occ·s JIM McCLOSKEY (23) DIVES FOR THE BALL AS FULLERTON CONTROLS. Pirates Blitz Fullerton Coast Tangles With Cerritos Wednesday By ROGER CARLSON ' • Of, .. Delly P'llet SIJ!ft Orange Coast. College's Pirates got maximum efficiency !'\"om all hands Saturday night as the Bucs broke loose in the last eight minutes to be lt host F'ullerlon College, 89·73, in a South Coast Conference wild earcl playoff bask,.tball game. The triumph qualifies coach Tandy Gillis' Ilucs for a shot at host Cerritos College Wednesday night (7 :30) with the winner go ing to the state tournament. Cerritos won the other wild card semifinals tiff over visiting Mt. San Antonio College, 98·84. The Pirates put together <in almost flawless performance from the field as they blistered the nets with 69 8 percent ac- curacy from the field (37 of 53) and held their turnovers to a minimum (14) again s t Fullerton's pressing tactics, USC transfer Jim McCloskey was the individual standout tor the Pirates, clicking on 12 or 15 from the field (80 percent> for 25 points. in addition to 10 rebound!. and eight assists. But il was a victory in which all s hared. Jon Holland chipped in with 21 points and Pete Neumann added eight points and seven rebounds. _And the guards-Paul Akin and Ray Orgill-were exc.ep· tional in beating FuUerton's press. "Akin and Orgill really did a job tonight,'' said Gillis. Fullerton, operating without SPORTS BRIEFS ... Continued From Page B·l ed a shot from the point by Mur- ray past Kings' goalie Rogie Vu e hon. Murray, a 22 -year-old de· fenseman, drilled In a 45-footer following a scramble in fronlt of the Los Angeles net lo make ll 2·0 with 3:37 left in the period. Gulli#uon Win• HOLLYWOOD, Fla. -Tom Gullikson contlnu~d his winning streak in a pro tennis tourna· ment Saturday by defeating Dick Crealy. 3·6, 6·1,. 6·3, int:" semifinal play. Gullikson meets Ille Nastase today for the first prize of $8,500. Nastase defeated Brian Teacher, 6·3, 6·4. ~rtl tor Walton with a lot of gifts and now it's time for me to say a few words on behalf of the person who gave them to me.'' t-' Famirite Withdraw• A RCA DIA -Ancient Title was officially withdrawn from today's $300,000 Santa Anita Handicap Saturday by trainer Keith Stucki after a blood test disclosed an exceedingly high white blood cell count, .which was blamed on an inner inlec· . ti on. flMal~ ~lea,, ROCHESTER, Minn. Walter O'Malley., board chairman of the Los Angeles Dodgers baseball club, is scheduled to be releastd from Rochester Methodist Hospital Monday. UCl's Kelly * Nab~ I 00 Free LONG BEACH-UC Irvine's Mike Kelly swam a 46.2 to take first place in the 100-meter freestyle event of the PCAA swim championships Saturday at Belmont Plaza here. coach Ezra Van Horn, who has been hospitalized for observation, pulled to62-62 with 8: 23 to go after trailing by 10 in the second half. But that's when the Pirates really went to work, hitting seven or eight from the field as Mccloskey. Orgill, Hl:>lland, Neumann and Akin all shared the scoring load, while the Hornets were missing 11 of 13 attempts. When Akin pumped in two free throws with 1:32 left it was 79-66 and Fullerton was fUtished. OCC wa s consistent throughout, making 17 of 25 (68 percept) in the first half, capped by a -ll-Of·lS performance with McCloskey's lethal eigbt·foot baseline shot clicking with two seconds left in the half. Fullerton tried a lot of de- fensive maneuvers, but whether it was a zone, man-to-man or a press, OCC's crew beat it with patience and execution, usually with shots within a 10.foot range. Ora-.. CMJl l"I ,, ft ... ttollend t S I 21 M<Clo,••v 11 , • n Nevmm1n • O 1 I Akin S • 3 le Of9lll • l 4 II Kar•ul I 0 l ? Omen 3 0 I 6 &rutll 0 0 2 0 Totals l1 U 19 " . 17Jl~ twtt.i. s • s 14 l 3 3 • • 0 s • 10 3 3 7l • 1 0 • Scl>ullr HtlnO•n Pttpper LUCtl ~ltMw' ~crorlt l 2 2 • Total' l'I 1S ,. 7l H1lll1mt: OrWIOI coest. »-J.C. WRESTLING /BASKETB'ALLJMISCELLANV Oilers' Roberson· Captures Mat T~tle • By HOWARD RANDY °' .. .,..., ........ SAN DIEqO-Jamie Roberion ot Hunttngton Beach Hllh School captured the lJO. pound state CIF wrestllnl cham- pionship Satur.day nlgbt at San Diego State University with a 7.5 Jlna'J.match victory over Leonard Bumpus of Chaffey Hl&h (Ontario) before 2,000 fans. Milch Flnklea (heavyweight) and Gary Bobay (123) Crom Fountain Valley bad to settle for fourth and Orth place finishes. Dan Schroeder of University ffigh <Irvine) lost his second mat ch of the, day and was eliminated in the consolation bracket. Andrew Hills High (San Jose> captured the team title with 47\/w points, edging Notre Dame c Riverside) when undefeated George Achica pinned his foe In the final h~avyweigbt match. Roberson (40-2) fell behind early, then came back strong to take a 7·3 lead in the title match. He was wrestling another Southern Section foe, one he bad defeated a week ago, 7·6. For Roberson, it was his second state wrestling cham· pion.ship. He won the 98-pound ti· t le in Georgia as a sophomore two year.s a~o. but says this one 1s far more satisfying because ot the tougher compeht1on /\ week ago, he won the s ec lion crown des pite four stitches 1n his left eyelid Earlier Satur· day. he pinned Terry Burton of Encinal High in 3:47 after taking a 6·1 lead Roberson is the first Hunt· .ington Beach High. wrestler to win a state championship. Brad Lockhart finished fill.h a year ago at. the same weight. He is the onl>: other HB wrestler to make it to the top six In the state' meet. · F'inklea (37-4> gave away 38 pounds to Achicu in his sem 1final match and lost, 11·4 · His foe is· an all-state footbull player and weighed 238 pound!-> to 210 for Finklea. Finklea then pinned his next foe, Steve Contreras of Alham bra High (Martinez) in 4:52, his 29th pin of the season. He lost his third-place match try to Lance Mollica of Delano, 10·7. Bohay (38-4) finished fifth at 125 pounds with a 6-3 decision o ver Darryl Kimes of Victor Valley. He had pinned the same opponent in the sectional meet. Bohay was th' hard-luck wrestler of the day. He battled to 10·10 draw in his first match with Arnold Perez ot Overfelt· High <San Jose) before losing in the closing seconds of overtime, 4·3. He Jo.st again to Russ Miller of ModestQ, 4·3 . "This was just one of those days," ~e said. "I couldn't get it together." Schroeder (33·1), th only other area wrestler competing Saturday, won over Nadam M~Coy of Gallleo High (San Francisco), 13-6, then fell to Tim Johnson of Hogan High (Vallejo) and wu eliminated. 13-6. CM ................ , H-?erry (~•l die: M, Klttltr CHo4re o.,....Rlv.l 44 IOHftlmel. 1a.-c...-C~rClld> dK v~ Ca.ldllllit Ptr!O S~. I IS-'H, let.tier (Notre Deme-IUv.) dee Cioftults IHl8'>1...,.....,_nll1tdl 4-4. 12J-Turn.ge (ClaytOft V1lley> die Peret ro ... rtem1-1. •»-11.-rlGl'I CIM!lln;ton lleaclll die llvm· -.(~174. 1H-9arhdel• (C1111t1yJ dee O'Oon1'tll ft'edf!c'Onw>•t: -Ut-.Ac:.1.1 (.....,_,) C1K M.,CIMI (lllQl'lelhl ..... " . 14-Slftldley I Elll Oro••l dee l'uert.c" CL.Illa-JIM. IS7-Scllultl (PAio Alto) C1K 8odlra (W11111l1 , .. . 1 .... 1..-..15 ( .. Ila Vim) pl-4 AllM (Apt .. I ) ft. 118-MArtl1'tt Clloo.ev1ll·Fru110J pinned Gtrcle ICW-1 l . U. 1-l'llerUI~ IS.n """"'' o.c Sommeu CEn-dul S.2. tf'#t>-AtNca IAn*w Hlllt ..... HllfHll CO.•lhl•l 1:"- 111H PtM• P'I_,• t1-Nlcl10IH1t CTrtc.,, ••ntttil •• ,.... (MofltOOtM,.,111'2· 1a.-Outlenou (lttclwoedl Otc .. ,...._(Mella) ..a. '1S-lrb CMolllt Vlltll die Olo¥W CAI'**•) ..o. IU-Mllltr (ModfttG) cMc Zlftder (Elk Gf'ow) 1·•· UO-Mertln11 CTIH'locU Otc P9tb Cl!I C.Jonl ..s. t»--Dlllon (HUeNfneJ d9C DlfOlltl C~) 3-1. 141-ltfVH (lncllo) dK kli1v (TeM'/) ~ Ut-~ CCMIJdcol cite Mettler (Slr!W , Ftl .. 1. 157-JO"'-CHooMI dee Hl1tt C~> "'· 1.e-eerwr IEnc.lfwlll c1ec Sc.ct (WlllH•on Unlllftl ).2, 11t-Rotll--. (~Tedi) dee~ INOf'ttl) '1 ... • lt4-Dul CArttsle) dee .. ,_ CSIM\ Luo• Otlh pol U . HWl-Molllce (Dlte110J Cite "''*'• CF\11 ve110110.1. TUM l(.._1, ......,,_ Hiii (Sin,,_,.,,,; 1. Notre 0.-llllvffthltl 4'1'); ). O..ffty (0... ttrl•I «; '-Elll Grove CS.<remem.I JWt; s. 8•11• \Ihle IS.Cr-tol as; '· MlrciM »; 1. Wt l Cl eyton \lllllY (CClft<ord)' end --...it I Fr11nol lll; t. l'ountaln Velley 29Yf; 18. Ctiel WHhlnoton Union CF•-1 •nd IMNI n. 0111er..-1'-Huntlngton lltacll 2AYa; Uftlwnlty ~ ' Pasadena Upsets 1 Verbum.Dei, 70-tJB Special lo the Dally Pilot LONG DEACH-Pasadena High won its second straight CIF' 4·A basketball championship Saturday night by upsetting No. 1 ranked Verbum Dei High (Los Angeles> 70·68 before a crowd of 8,762 at lhe Long Beach Arena. . In the 3-A championship game preceding the 4·A showdown, Ganesha HiiUt (Pomona) rallied to knock off North Higll of Riverside 71-68. Pas adena notched its im- pressive \'iclory by takin~ away Verbum Dei's inside game and out-rebounding the Eagles 26i24. Pas adena also shot a sizzling 67 percent in the decisive second half while Verbum Dci connect cd on just 35 percent Ver bum Dci wenl in front 33.23 and appeared to have matters under control with 2:46 Jen in the first half, but Pasadena made a run at the Eagles and cut the lead to 38·35 at the half. The Bulldogs of Pasadena went ahead 47-45 with 2: 10 left in the third quarter and never trailed after that. They build a 61-50 lead with 5 :19· remaining to play. But Verbum Dei struggled back and trailed 70·68 with seven seconds remaining. A Pasadena player missed a free throw shot and Verbum Dci rebounded , calling time out with three seconds showing. The ensuing 40-foot desperation shot wasn't close. To win the 3 ·A crown, Ganesha HJgh needed a furious rally in the closing minutes to overthfow North High. With. just 1:47 left in the game, North held a 68-61 lead but the 'Huskies elected not to stall the final seconds away. Instead, they missed shots and committed turnovers enabling Ganesha to go on a rampage, led by 6-2 junior guard Floyd Williams, who SCO\'ed six points Jn the next 1: 15. Ganesha took a 69·68 lead with 32 seconds left, then wrapped 1l Trojans Roll To Spike Win TUCSON (AP) -Southern California's Clancy F;dwards won two sprints and anchored the winning 400-meter relay as the Trojans lopped Arizona, 90·50, in a dual track and field meet here Saturday. Edwards, the former Santa Ana Valley High star, won the 200 meters in ~.o and the 100 meters in 10.1. The use 400- meter relay team captured the event with a clocking of 39.57. Former Newport Harbor IDgb standout Dave Kurrasc'h was third in the shot put for USC with a best of ~S\4. UIC(ll>~ st 1lt<MW'';t. MM\llloft,.Arlf. •:SH 7. H1rn1ndt1, ........ 9:4 .). ). Ktn,,•lln. Arif • mtu. . LOflil Jump-1. "4~, A~lr •• , .. ~ 7 • .IKkstn, USC, 22·1~ l. Otte, Arliv ll..._ &liot Put-I. Mc1t1n1le, USC, A·ll~. 1. Motllto~. USC,, 5'-,.. J. K'llrTH<.11. USC, ,..,\II . ._.., w.~cw1111ema......-. ,_ ........ ~ ......... .u.; P.olt v.-. .... t.USC. 1)-U. L "*'1l, ArfL IM. uoo ~'· °"""9f!M, uac. a:•U .. L ... -...usc.a1S1.t.L~Ari1.,11:RA. HIOll HllNl.._t, Orttbelll, UIC. tU. ... IKefllti U ,,..,..,._,,.,.._ML, ..... t. ......... ~ :"~crt.:.::lttc.ntt ... t. ....... "1C.AM.L ....._,Mi,.91,, ,.. _........., ...,., USC. 'tl.1. t. ....... UIC1 11.&. L ...._., USC, 1U. Tri ... J~I .... ,.,~ Arf ...... 2. Jee .... UIC. .. "" LCM-. "4"1L, .W.. • 1Nt11n-• • .....,,,. :f1 l1J1.a:1.~ ~:=.r..:-~~" .... WC. ............. '*' .... :~~~.,., .... ~, -:t.::.~~-:.i:-......... ...... 1t!llA a. .... ' .. ~~~ ·:=. ......... ...................... up when 6·10 center George Hawthorne converted a pair of frco throws with 17 licks remain- ing. The see-saw batUe had North in the 1cad by nine points in the first quarter and Ganesha on top by five at the half. North came back in command during the fourth period, but couldn't withstand Ganesha's !inal burst lo glory. CIF 4-A FINALS &ore by Quarter$ Verbum Dei 19 19 8 22~ Pusad~ 1 l 24 18 17-70 CU' l ·A FINALS Score by Quarters c; anesha 10 21 l& 22-it North ( Rivcr!>tdl') 19 7 24 l&-68 * * * Cathedral, CI ClaiID C.age Titles Special to the Daily PUot LONG BEACH-Cathedral 1 figh of Los Angeles broke lhe Cl F l ·A championship game · team scoring record as it defeat- ed St. Monica High of Santa Monica. 84-73, Saturday at the Long Beach Arena before 4,310. In the 2·A championship basketball game Cbann~l Jslands High <Oxnard) easily disposed of Victor Valley High (Victorville), 69·58, while Pasadena Poly beat Lutheran · High of Orange, 69·5'9, lo take the CIF small schools tiUe. The games were played ooe after another Saturday in the Long Beach Arena. Eric Dailey scored 3S to help his Cathedral High team eclipse the former l·A championship ~amc scoring record by four points. Leon Wood bad 37 for St. Monica. but his team never led past the first quarter. The: closest St. Monica could get was· a 67·61 deficit with 5:16 left in the game. Jn winning the small schools title, Pasadena. Poly jumped in front of Orange 20-9 and never trailed. Max Pray scored 16 points in the first half to "help Pasadena Poly to a 42-25 lead at in- termission, and 'fldl&bed the game wilh 22. John Matthiessen led Lutheran with 26 points. In the 2·A championship game, CbaMel Islands appeared like it was going to annihilate Victor Valley, jumplnc to a D-12 lead early in the second quarte.r. but Victor Valley gnawed away at the lead in the third period. With 6:12 left in the came Channel Islands' leajf trimm to 49-46, 'but1n the 2:41 Victor Valley was oGtscored. 10·2 and Channel Islands coasted lo victory. Duane Gatson led Vietozl Valley with 21 points while Channelblarlm ha.d.JlnpJawa iD double figures. Smallsmooll~ Seore bJ Qudel'a P"adena ·Pol • 3> 23 D 1.._. Lu~eran (Oranit) lS lZ 11 ~ • 1·AO.a•...... • ..... .,, Qartlia • St. Manlca 1' 11 JO ~ Cathedral X lS JO ~ t I l l I BMKETBALL I MISCELLAN'f· • Checkered ·Flag WITH HOWARD L. HANDY What will a USAC championship car race without A. J . Foyt be like? Southern California fans would have had a chance to find out today at,Ontarlo Motor Speedway when the Twin-200s were scheduled, but the races were postponed because of the wet weather. It was rescheduled for March 26. But Foyt, the only four-time winner at Indianapolis, was injured in the final IROC (International Race of Champions) at Daytona Beach severa l weeks ago and feels he should take the time to recover:'\ It doesn't mean that be is rea(fy to retire. He is the defend.mg champion in the championship car division or the race today, a stepping stone to the Indy event in May. Biglaer Speeck Pred~ted The experts are predietlng .lligher spttds for- tbe champ cars this season. One of the big reasons is the development or the Drake V ·8 engl,pe to replace the long-time dependable orry 4-cyilnder -.,Ower plant. One of the new engines will be In the car or Gordon Johncock under the supervision or master mechanic George Bigootti. The first time Jobncock bad the car on the track for practice, be was hilting above lhe 200-mlle per hour mark on the.straightaways. Wilh suspension settings, gear ratios and other details still to be worked ou,, IL could move lbe ·speed up during lhe race as well although the rains have cost the racing teams a chance to do much of this work before today's outing. The V-8 engJne Is more economical to run than . the 4·cylinder job. It takes less fuel to go raster and with a limitation on fuel, the V-8 is aJmost m aodatory anymore. Fuel restriction relief might have saved the orry but it appears doomed to the museum at the present time. Bignotti, however, hasn't gifen up and will have last year's car ready for Johncock in case something goes amiss with the new V-8 engine. r~s Tea• Sizzles The fabled 20Q.mph lap has been broken sever al times before the weather look its loll dur· ing the pasl week. • Among those hilling the magic speed are Da nny Onga 1s of Costa Mesa, Rick Mears and Tom Sneva. Ongais pushed his Interscope Parnelli lo 201-mph durin g· a test run and Roger Penske has ',two drivers over the 200 mark • Mears 1s one of those dri vers and he went around the 2.S·mile oval in exactly 45 seconds-an <.1vcrnge S~l·d of exactly 200·mph, thE.! fastest he has ever run . Sneva, the reignin g US AC champ car cha mpion a nd top driver in Penske's stable, turned a lap at 203 -mph in the fall. Both cars are new. Incidentally, Sneva will use the No. 1 on his car this year, a sym bol or raclng's national championship. lie will be the first to use the n um her in several years, howe\·er. Bobby Unser, Foyl and Johncock all by-passed the number change. Most of them had used a diffe rent number for a number of years or their car owners had requested lo keep the same number. Historically, the number is steeped in honor and prestige. Since the cha mpionship series began in 1909, only 39 drivers have earned lhe right lo carry il on their cars. Gurney Delays Car Debur Dan Gumey and Bobby Unser, together again :.ifler a two-year absence. will not campaign their new car al Ontario. !lather , they will use a Cosworth-power~d vehicle and hope to get the new car r eady for Phoenix. lf it isn·~ rea~y for. the Phoenix date, it will have to watt until Apnl to de but under racing conditions. T oday's action ts the first on th~ USAC championship car trail for the new year with three other preliminaries set before the entourage heads for Indy. College Basketball WEST UCLA ti. USC 78 WUl'tlnljlon SI )7. w .. hlngton SJ S1ent0<0116, ~·IS POrtl•nOM.SHtlle77 P •n AmerKM11:J, H•well 74 EAST H•rverd '3. 8'~ 76 Penn 91, Cbt,..11 7• 0• rlmou111 a. y ••• «> Princeton st, Co!umbl• 44 MIOW1i5T 01Ylon64,HotreOemeSt 8owllno Green 11, E. MlClllQAn )• Mlchl9en99, Northweslernlll Ohio SI. 113. Wls~ln 71 MlclllQAn SI. 71, Mlnnesol• 70 Ml•ml IOI H, IHll St. 67 Cent, Mlclllgen ICI'. ToledO 107 IS OT•l N. 1111.,.,rs 16, O!llo u . 70 lllinolU7, Pllrdut6" Merquetceto. Detroit n l<ent sc. 7•, w. Michigan 71 Ind I en• 11, low•» O.Peul '6. llllnols SC." Wl1,-M11......-. 102. Vet1111ra.IJO M SOUTH Ktl'ltuit!<¥ ft. Nellaq ILV) 10 Alebenle 6', IW•l•icllll '3 1't MIHMe ti, FJorlcN tQ <• NllUIUiPC>i SC. 61, I.SU '7 Ulell 11. 8YU 1' •OClttES New Mulco 9l, WyominQ 14 Ariton• •• AtlllONI St IS COIOf'-SC.10 UTEP U .. TOU"NAMENTS Eut-EltM CN_.., ... Vlll-•U. -t Vlr9i"le S' All•tk C:.st CMIWMCe OYi,.i•llll• Duke15,WelteF'or'H111 ,. E(AC I-l .... eMI) a..,,.. ..... , I01ooe I \l...ci 6S. PnwldtfKe 61 ICAC CSeOltfltm.U.,.tew) a.. ...... ...,. St. Oon•venture' U , Ve . Com· mon,..~•lth'1 ECAC (-Yorti·-WMYI O....,._Ntr St. John's NY u, Army '3 Ent CM•t c..fereM• a...,.i ....... L• s.ue n, Temjll• n ., ....... ~ MIMOUrlJt, IC_ .. IOT> Ollie V•"-r CIM"""41ttN• w. Ke111c11r 77, Aust111. ...., 69 COT) ' HoustOn Shocks Texas H OUSl'ON -The giant-killing Houston Cougars rode the scor· ing of guard Ken Williams and Charles Thompson and the re-- bounding of Mike Schultz to an upset 92-90 victory over the Tex- as Longhorns Saturday night in the championship game of the Southwest Conference ·basket· ball tournament. T he victory gave Houston, which finished third in the con- ference regular season, a 25-7 record and a berth in the NCAA Midwest regional at Lawrence, Kan. ACCTitle to Duke G REENSBORO, N .C. CC'nter Mike Gminski scored 25 points and f;.,eshm4n Eugene Banks had 22 as Duke earned its first Atlantic Coast Confe rence basket bal1 championship since 1966 with an 85·77 triumph over Wake Forest Saturday a fter- noon. The victory propelled the Blue Devils, 23-6, into the NCAA Eastern Regionals as• the ACC representati ve and t.op seed. Kentuclq/ Ro•p• LEXINGTON, Ky. -Rick Robey scored 26 points and Jack Givens added 22 as top-ranked Kentucky used a 9-0 spurt mid way through the second half to begin a 92-70 rout of Nevada (Las Vegas) Saturday. Ke ntucky's deciding burst came with 6: 15 remaining when t wo Givens free throws gave Kentucky (24·2) a 76-62 lead. The Wildcats ran off the next seven points. opening a 79-62 lead with 4:2:7 left. Mwouri ( 1-l·l:i) Win• KANSAS CITY, Mo. -Stan Ray scored six points in over- tim e as Missouri o uldueled Kansas State at the free throw line to post a 71 68 victory over the W1ldcals 1n the finals of the Big Eight ba~ketball lourna mcnt. Missouri, which tied for sixth in the regular season B1~ Eight race, will car ry a 14 15 r t'cord into the NCAA tournament Louinnlle. 94.93 C I NC I NNAT I Roger Bur km a n scored with t wo seconds rem aining Saturday ni-g hl to R•ve Louisville the Metro Conference basketball l t· lie with a 94.93 victory over Fl<ij'ida State Marquette, BO. 11 DETROIT -All-American Butch Lee scored 20 points. in- cluding some key baskets early in the second ha lf Saturday night, to lead third-r anked Mar· quette to an 80-77 collei.:e basket· ball victory over No. 16 Det roit \'illanova, 63·59 PITTSBURGH -Ho bbled K ei th H e rron b eca m e Villa nova 's a ll-lim e scoring leader with 2,103 points as the Wildcats beat West Virginia , 63-59, Saturday •night in the c ha mpions hip game of the Easte rn Erghl College basket· ball tournament. T h e Wildcat s, now 21·8, c linch e d their first NCAA tournament bert h since 1972. They'll play next Sunday in Philadelphia against a roe to be selected. CoPgars, 57.:;z P ULL MAN, W as h. Washington State's Don Collins score d 21 points and towering center James Donafc1Son In- timidated Washington shooters throughout the game Saturday night as the Cougars stopped the Husk'ies 57-52 in their fina l Pacific-8 Conference basketball contest of the year. Stanlor~ 88-85 BERKELEY _. Jay Carter, a 6-foot-5 senior. led SlQnford with 20 poinl'i and 11 rebounds Satur- day night as the Cardinals upset California, 86-85, In a Pacific-8 Conference basketball finale. DAILY Pilar 113 SWo,OOOBaee Vig(lrs 'J;abbed ln~ta'Cap ARCADIA (AP)-He's e asily picked out in a crowd of thoroughbreds and the near·wblte ' Vigors should be the bet· ting favorite today io the 41St renewal of the Santa, Anita Handica p , a $300,000race this time. W.R. Hawn's Vigors a nd defending ch~mpion 1 Chrystal Waler h a ve b e en a ssi g n e d 1 21 pounds e ach for the l l/•·mile test over a track that can't be too fast beca use of the ' Southe rn Californi~ rajns. T en wer e entered in the quest for the $180,000 top purse but the r e could be scratch es if there isn't some drying of the Santa Anita m ain oval. Vigors , with jockey Darre l M c H a r g u e a board, tested a sloppy track earlier in the week a nd worke d three• qua rters or a mile in 1:13 3-5. .. He worked without me e ver ha ving to really let him run," comment· cd the Santa Anita meet· ing's leading rider who will 'Pilot the favor ite in the biggest Santa Anita race ~r the season. A .. .._ I CAN'T LOOK Nevada (Las Vegas> coach J erry Tarkania n appears close to lt~<Jrs Saturday dur ing the R ebels' game with Kentucky at Lexin~ton. Ky. Tar ka· nian had good cause for grief as h is c lub fell to the Wildcats. 92-70. Cr st a l Wa te r b a d Lam Pincay a board last year when he won this handicap, but the P an a m anian was s us· pended five days by the s tewards who charged him with careless riding last Wednesday. 4%·hoor Workout Angels Face Machine Today HOLTVILLE <AP> T he mechanical pitching m achine wi l1 do the hurling fo r both tea m s to d ay wh e n th e \ Calirom1a Angels play their first intra -squad game of the spnng training season. !'!IX or seven innings of oction to- day. Salurd:iy's workout was ham· pered by wind but r a ins held of( until after the workout was com· plcted. Outfielder Rick Mille r t urned a n ankle slightly and third baseman Ron J ack.son is So the mount goes to An gel Cord e ro a s Crystal Water attempts to become the first ever to post successive vic· tor ies in this richest of the Santa Anita stakes. In fact, no horse has won.the r ace twice dur- ing its previous 40 run· n ings. The 1·2 finishers in the $200,000 Strub Stakes on Feb. 5 for 4-year-olds, Mr. Redoy a nd Text. drew 1~ pounds apiece as they step up to meet the older borsea. In his only race this ye ar, Crystal Water broke through the start· ing gate in the San An· tonio and then pro• ceeded to nm lut. "Naturally th.at was a disappointment," ad· mitted trainer Roger Clapp. ••Arter hurting himself when be busted through the gate, be didn't even try, so the race did nothing for him as far as fitne5s goes. "I'm satisfied that· he's coming up to this race fine, but I'm a little concerned .that the size of the field may make a difference in the out• come of the race." CM Gains Semifinals INGLEWOOD-Costa Mesa High won nine or· 10 games in opealng round action of the lngle wood volleyball tournament Saturday at Ingle wood High. E d ison High (Hunt- ington Beach) also ad· vanced to Wednesday's quarterfinals with an 8-Z record. while Estancia Hi g h (Cos t a Mesa) was eliminated with a 6-4 record. t,...._..T........t C.Ost1 -def SM P90rO 11·'· 11·1; Gel Sef're 11_., 12·10; Orf Mlr•ll"I• 11-4, ts-11: s plit Wllh H•rverd 11 .. , •II; dd fl~ 11·11 11-7. Edison IPlll with Beverty Hl11$11-4, l-11; Get Av1a1oon 11.J, 11~; ~ll wiU. C.."°98 Pent 11-1, 11-13; def Weil Torren<e 11-4, 11·7: -. by fGrfett over l oyol• ll-4, I H). E~t•n<l<a som wolh North To...anc. II 1, 1·11; N!llt With P•trkk "*""' 17 10, 1·11: "'411 wflh South Torrence II 1, 1 11: 191 it wlln lnQI""'°°" U· 10, J II; Gel O\el_,h 11--9, 12·10. .-.u...,. Venlty !>e ntn Berbera Oef F ount•in \I.alley IS 11, IS.2, IW. Newport Her1lor ~I Lavun.-Beed• ls.to. 3·U. n-u, IS·l. IS-9. .hll'llor VaNit'f Sent• 8.wl>ar• def Fowttain v.11,.. 12·1S, IS.t, lS-11. L•QUn.t Be.t<h dt( ~ Me"'°1" t S.10, 12-IS. IS L Ma nager Dave Garcia said aft er Sa turday's 41 2-h our workout that he hoped to gel JO oothered by a sore leg. Los Alamitos .. The impressive thing about ------------ Dodger Slashed the ftrsl week has been the play of our youngsters," said Garcia, pointing to infielders Dickie Th o n . F loyd Rayfor d a n d Carney Lansford a nd catcher Stan Chhum. VERO BEACH, Fla. --Minor leaguer Rick Sander was the first casualty or the Los AnJ?eles Dodgers' spring lrammg camp when he suffered a knife injury l!tc Friday night JO a Vero Beach bar. "Cliburn has really been sting. inf{ the ball ," said Garcia of the youngster who 1s trying to win a spot on the roster as the No. 3 catcher behind Brian Downing and TNry Humphrey. Sa nde r , 21. a non-roster pitcher from San Bernardino. sustained a slashed left hand, re- q uiring four stitches lo close. Meanwhile, Carlos Perez. a non-roster player , checked into camp Saturday. The left-handed pitcher had been delayed by visa proble m s in the Dominican ·Republic. Sander, a tight-hander, who was 11·9 last year at Lodi of the California League, worked out with the club Saturday. rr Sports on Television Today on Television 11 a.m. (4) -GOLF -Final round play in the Florida Cit rus Open at Orlando. Fla. 1 p.m. (2) -TENNIS -The singles final in ·the U.S. m e n 's indoor champions hips from Me mphis . (7) - SUPERTEAMS -The Cowboys and Broncos m eet in pre- liminary competition taped in Honolulu. (4) -COLLEGE BASKETBALL -The Michigan Wolverines m eet the UCLA "JrrUffis at Los Angeles. 2:15 p.m. (7) -BOXING-Amateurs from East Genna~ and thi! U.S. vie in a team competition, ta ped at Lake Tahoe. 3 p.m. (2) -CHALLENGE OF THE SEXES -JoJo Starbucl; vs.· Don Yraser in ice skatmg; also, basketball and billiards. (4) -SPORTSWORLD -Highlights of the WBA welterweig}lt title bout between Jose Cuevas and Harold Weston. Also, George Plimpton tends goa l a gainst the Philadelphia Flyers and the Florida Citrus Open update. 3:45 p.m. (2) -NBA BA~KETB~LL -The Milwaukee Bucks race the Trail Blazers at Portland. 4:30 p.m. (7) -WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS -The California 200, the first event on the 1978 USAC championship car circuit. Fl•ST RACE -One mu ... p..._ .. ClelminQ llendlc-. PIH'w $1~. Hello CM rley N IMeroMI S .i 3 4C> J 10 lit• Gol111Mly (OtS>merl • 60 •:xi Rem1>11n9 Jt'ffrty (I.A Clair Jrl • 40 Time/' -2.09 l/S. Al\O R•C.0 -a.ow, Pept'r Count, Jum•I. 03 ·1 A\ll>ry. !>cr•lchrd -Wiid Skr, 1'oron10 N, Siar Du" Bffu. S2 Eucle -t·H•ll• Charle, N & 3-Ur.a GolltMlr, Pakl $20 • .0. SECONO llACE -One mile. P~e. C.l·brrd. Nol PO\led C.1-bred lnv1t .. tion11. Purw~. Lumti.r c.n.,.,.,.., !Wllllam'l 8.«J A.20 '.llO Oumono (Oesornff) •.OO 7.60 P lecervlll• (c.wtAlll) ~OD Tim• -2 Cll 215. Al~ f"an -ICll'Q Lumber, Stud Poker, Holll'1er, Bolero Cllll!f, Noscretclltl'- ~Hl•O RACE -one miff!. P••· Ct•lmlnQ hM>dlwi>. Pu"814)00. Ou~t WOOien IGouclruul Fete !Aubin) , «I J(IO ''° .410 3 ?O • 00 A·J<» Allen IC (Willl...,s) Time -1 Ot. J/S. NO scr Mchts.. A·RobertGordonentry, f'OU llTit llACE -One rnlil'. Piie•, C••lml11q Nndlt.apo Purse W700. Lordy Boy <Se>rl91») 6.AD 3.41) 1.80 Tuxeao Wldt (Pllnyl 3.IO 370 Swa,,.H Luck IOoucll'Nll> .s oo T lme -2.0l 3/S. Also reced -Snoopy Aodne'f. Luo r Pered&, Cern..iero, Trr•" Gren<le. Scr•IClled -Red Sulte11, Deck Hand, Good And True. s Exact• -t·urdr ••r & S· Tu lffe Wlctl, pM<I 144.fO. """ II.AC• -One m11e. Peu. Prel•rrfld. Plll"Ml $1,IOO. Arrocha• A9'>11<a (~d•••u> .S.20 3 00 , 80 :LOO 2 IO 3 00 o.1rov N !Hllfller> Olrett Magic N tGrvndy) Tlma-lOU /S Also raced -K-~ Red end Wl\il•. No KFMd!H. O•lmlnQ. ~I~ Plirw ~ Bor91e I M•rkw•lll 1.20 3 70 ' «> Anr\Ounc..-(Aubin) :UO l .lO 8 •11'S Adv•c• (Oesom•r> • ).oo Time -7 01 4/S Al\o r•ced -Brawter, Swdt • !>h•Oow, J JS Le9111tenOer, w • ..., Nlov• A OouQ1e Wondtt, No Sc re1chPs. u e .. cu1 ........ a~.-. Paid M1.f0 SEVENTIC II.ACE -one "'''"· Pace. '"vllllllonAJ. PurwSl0.500. Th,. Sir O•lrH P«&. T~ 8altler (L.eck•Yl •AO 7.IG '·'° Lu Nlr Chance tHur!t«) 1.» 2.60 Selle's Prince """""> l.00 Tome-2.0S. Also rec:ed -Ml llilrlD. Atl\190. Tncl<y 01ckN. No scr.Cchts. l!IGHTH llAC£-Clnl>Mlle, P«f'. -Condi llol\ed. """8 $6,IOO. 81wgum Sursw1s.e <Gol)(lreaul 20.AI> 7.40 3 IO Tatom• I°'"'°"'*'> ... IO 1 IO Cotumbl• Cul~r (Wllli..tnv 1 to Time -1.1112/S A f'lo r e<ed -Dil'totil SIW, C •11 Beck. Re~ Reel, Splnter!M\. No KretchPs. U E UC1A ..., I Ii~ & 1·Tetoma. hi.1$2ft.IQ. HINTH •ACE -Oo'9 mile. P.C:• Cle lmlft9 Mncll~ f'urM~. &uck N IRetcl>ford) 1Cl..60 $.«) SAO• Jamu G.m (t..onigo) 4..00 7 tO Repla C•nnv 10..S-) J.oo Tl .... -2.0l.US. Also recl'd -HIQhlend etamp. Solar E•preu, King Jey A, Henry'a • Oreiim N 8M'On Ee rt. .SCrat<hfll-l •r•'sGn& n EH«a -1.-.c, N a 4Jal'IM• O.m,.-l•f.A•. Basketball Gl•LS eASKEnAU. ,_...,...T_y C:T•rns (Ml CUI Gelllelt Wul Gol<Mn w.t 8aftb I, Eridtw >. ai.ncs 12, Bon 11. Menu, Gapt lO. ~•lftlrne:~~ Sonora Girls Outlast University VEHICLE SALES *o=~* dangerous out there.'• No. 1 ranked Sonora's victory over University H1Jb wn 'ttfe ~ecorrd tn three years during a champions hip game. Two aeUCJlll ago Sonora tied University In re- ulaUOll-Ume, ~ but ~a on-ptm etr atton time. • ;t. need a,,,_,., -tut~ ........ .,...,. to UOii.-C &A ·-:--Why ...... .._.,, •kreiolll ... • C-1111-. nal llrligrl4 2K. bUI u. IO 41 ... •Pfohl ......... c:.11 ~~· ~•«JOO on o.o. 111. '•AA-..a1&.11QO_M_ ==r~ • Hute cw I trlldl .,_.,,.. •AMO!MrllOl'lllll....,...._ CALUMPIUOM ... ~ ...... , SH~SCMAUM 1 Ol RA* IATMI SALES/MARKmNG MANAGEMENT -~....-~~~----~~~~~~ A sates oriented individual. early in career development with the desire and capabfllty to move quickly to sig,nittcant client and/or- anagemelit esponsabUUV wlth 8-hioh'Y profitable, dynamic and expanding company with national corporate headquarters In Newport Beach. Thts opportuntty can be exptoie'd, in confidence. by calllng Jim Benson at (714) EMC>-3748 on Sunday, March 5trom12 p.m. to·s p.m. or MQflday. March 8 from 9 a.m. to 6 p,m. «by writing to tne firm. ~-+-. I Jl4 DAILY PILOT c TRAVEL A Travel Bargain No D'Iand PVJIUC NOTICE No Longer Too Far Away, Too Expemive Jledwood, Park's 10 NEW YORK CAP) uAmerlca. land of the bargain ,,.acation:• ls the new slogan of travel agents around the world. 1'be. dollar bas declined in value and the United States is now a vacation value for foreign tourists. . From Tokyo to Berlin to l.ondon , many tourists are tak- iU their first look toward Jrmerica's shores as the in~ creased worth of their currency "as brought the cost of a U.S. vacation in line with many of the tourist attractions around the world. . ·~ ; THE LONDON Sunday Times '"recently wrote that Freddy ~k er's $230 round-trip •'skytrain" special to New York -combined with the significant <lfop in the dollar against the jound -was making "the Um· ed States the vacation bargain of 1)le year." ·'Th e U.S . C o mm erce Department has predicted that the foreign tourist trade will in- crease by more than 8 percent this year. About 20 million foreigners visited the United States during im. The most pronounced In· creases in arrivals are expected from nations whose currencies have recorded the biggest ealns a gainst the dol.lar. ACCORDING TO federal s tatistics, West Germanf, where the mark has risen 12.2 percent ugainst the dollar since January l, 1977. will send 52,000 more vis· itors in 1978 to the United States, a 13 percent increase over ll117. . A bout 8SO,OOO Japanese tourists are expected to arrive in 1978, a jump of 90,000 over the previous 12 months. The Japanese yen devalued about 20 percent against the dollar dur- ing 1977. Horst Schultz, a s po)fesman for the largest West German agency promoting tours to North America, said: "Our biggest pro bl em is convincing people that the U.S.A. la not ex• pensive. ••1n many·cases, such as food -and botels, things are cheaper in the U.S.A. than tn West Germany, .. said Schultz. BUT ONE AGENT said the French will not be traveling un· til after the general election this month, so tourlam abroad will get a late start. "We don't expect any increase because the fall of the dollar is offset by ~conomic un· certainties in France," says French tourist official George BarbuL That opinion, however, ls not shared around the world. The United Slates is no longer being dismissed as a too expensive or too far away place to tour. Instead, it is gaining the at- tention of travelers, travel· agents and tour prP.moters who are telling their ftiends and clients to explore the New World. and cash in on the cheaper. prices for food. lodging and entertainment. CRESCENT CITY -The nation's only Redwood National Park is 10 yeara old in ·ms. and while it's proved.no Yosemite or YeUowstme in the attendance sweepstakes, the word ll 1etting around. Two consecutive dry years on Callfomla's north coast swelled off-season vialta, and Redwood National Park's trail count.a hit 510,744. Information stations at Orick (at the south entrance, on US 101), the headquarters in Crescent City. and two other locations logged another 103,2SO. ADDmONALLY, 11,776 hardy bikers took a 17·mlle round trip to view the world's , tallest trees (over 367 feet high) on remote. Redwood Creek: and 2,259 of them camped overnight on the creek's gravel bars. None of this adds up to the mlllJons who annually visit more accessible National Parka like Yellowstone. but 1977 Redwood Park statistics are up lS percent over 1978. Redwood National Park is no Dis· neyland. It appeals stropgly to travelers who love silent groves of soaring trees, lonely beaches, and free-flowing rivers. There are no resorts of consequence in or near the park. though Crescent City and Eureka, to the south , offer long-established motels and seafood restaurants. ~ PrincessCruises 9L Join a festive 7-day cruise to Puerto Vallarta. PVBUC NOTICE PVBUC NOTICE PICTITIOUI aUSt .. llM NAME ITATUllCNT STATIEMIEHT O" WITHORAWAL Tiie lollowlntt P9f'tont •re dol119 l'ROM l'AR1'NIRSNll' i.i11nen n : Ol'IRATINOUNOIER IAllaAROSA lo CO., 70I La l'ICTITIOU5 eUSIN ... NAM• Mlteda, U9UM llffc:lt. c..tlfMWll• TM tono.tno ...,._...., ••"'*-ms1 ... o•nttal 11 .. tner from .... Dennis ... c-.... 10I u lllllnlll-., P.,tnerslllp open ti no under the i..ouna a..a.. c.llf-•t.SI ll<llllous buslneu n•me of 20111 Jo/In D. CMdtn, 10I LA Mir-.. Century Foll._ Mer<MndlM, at 401 LIGuna BMcll. c.lllomlat»Sl Allanl• In. HIM41"910fl 8"cll, CA Tiii• buaf.,.n Is ~ iw • Tiil s flclltl04ot• b11J1nus n•m• QMMral part,..nftlta. sletement tor llle ~rlntnlllp """ 111..i Jo/In D. CWclM onlMl·nlntheC.ountvolOrMee Tiiie sl.llterneftt -fllld wlllt tie Full lome and Address ot tht Counly Clefil Of Or...,. ~~on ,..,,.,.. Wllftdr.-..lno: Marcll 2, 1'71. ,...n Dold C. JohMon, 401 Atlanta• IS, Published ~ Cast DlllY Pllo(, Hl#ltlnglon 8Mcll-CA Marc II $, 11, 19, .. "11 80-78 D•VldC.- l'UMI Pvl>ll-OrMge Cotti D~l't PllOt PVBUC NOTICE Ft1>. It, 2', M«Cl\.S, It, 1'71 ----------- PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOU$ eUSINES$ NAMa STATEMl!NT Tiie fol lowl119 peuons .,. Clolftg bllwnen u · CAs.A CIELO APTS,. G2 Holder. PICTIT10U5 eUSINESS CVtw•u. c.tlf°""• Q3D NAME STATEMENT Dint Plater deKoelllloell, 20142 Tiie loHowlM .,.uon It Oofflg tiusi. R11nn1110 SPrlnos 1..a .... H11nt1111ton MtsM: llffCh,Ctllfomlat»4 CLIP JOINT, 31601 Soutl'I COlst James LlndMy, 20U2 lhH~lftQ Hloll••'t. No. •. Soutll Lag11na, Spring& IAne, Hum11111tCM1 8••dl• catlfornla'2tln C•lltornla~ Ro!Mrt euntho4der, 77776 F«tlll\a, Tith b11slneu la condudld ll't • Minion VltJo,c.llfOtn1•92'7S llmltecl P•r1N""lp. Tiiis bluiMU Is eAlfldu(lld O't M ~ Dlrll PMW dtlCoaktloell dlvldual. Tiiis •1.111..-was flied with ti. R-.,, llurttllolder County Clerk of Or~ Counl't on This SI.Ill-"' wn flied will\ lhe Marcll 2, 1'71. county Clerti of Orange Co.int., on """' Ftbrwry t, ma. Publja"9CI Orangt COlst EMiiy Pilot, .,,_ ~rcll.,, U, lt, 2', 1'71 ll6-7a P\lbllsMd a-anoe COlst O•ll't Piiot, Feb. n. 1', 1Und Mar.$, 1'71 PUBUC NOTICE ~-----------s_1~_1•--------------F1cnT1ous aUSINIESS PUBLIC NOTICE flCTITIOUS aUSINHS HAMii STATEMENT Tl>e loll-1119 petMHIS are Clol119 t>uslt>Ms •s: SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA DEN· TAL LAB, 08A.. 2AWlt --·Blvd.. Cool• Mes., CM1forll4• •»V ~ullt C.0.•I Denl•I Ub. Inc .• a C•lllornt• <e>rPOr•llOfl0 141411 New-I BlvO , Cost• Mtt' C..ltornl• 92'21 Thll DVwnK• ll condu<ttcl by o COi'· po<atlOn Soulh C.0.ll Deftt .. LAD Inc. PerryA Powers, Pr~I N~STATl!MSlfT Tlte 1011ow1119 persoM, .,. 0011t11 l>11S•"4l"H : SHELL·8ERN ENTERPRISES. 23412 Via S.n Gil, Mlalon Viejo. Calllorr"• n.,s 81rnanl Jawp.; Woolner, 5'21 Warwlo Cude, Loa Paim... Colllton!Oa 90'23 Mlcllel• Coll"" Morris, ~12 Via Sen Gil, M<u loft Vie to, Cal Homo• 'Plli7S Thli b111lnns Is <oeducled t>y • 91Mr•• ... ,,,,..,yw,,_ e ... ,,,.,d J . Wool- Tt>ls stet-I ••S ftled will• ""° Co11n1y Cltrk of On11199 C-.ty on Mar<ll J.1'71 ....... Tlui Slalemenl WH llled w1lll IM For a week o f fu n . s un a n d the Your s hip, the British re gis· - - - ----County Cler• ol Or•n"" County on fle<;lfl spin ! pick one of our S ll'rl.'d P acific Princess. Loue • :"""' (ru'""' ~)2(1 A.cnue of 1h ... <-ldr., Febrwrv '· "''· P11bltllled OrAn9f Cont o.ily Ptlol, Merth s. 11. "· » ... ,. .... ,, 11,1lc1 c rui..,,•, tn tlw A1111q1 > £3oot of the M exic t1n R tv1l>ra 1 1 ''' '1'''· CA ""1067 t.!l ll 5'• 17000 Pub1111>eO Or•~ eoa•• oa11r":'::. :;, .I\""' I "'"' "11.rl, 'l"'"'' "'-'nd m•· ·• br«iY.hur•.' on I Fell. 12, 19, ll>•nd Mar. s. 1911 Country MJy 12. 1 !), 2o Enioy 5uperb service Top "1•""1 ... ''en ....... , (I t H>.w M""'co Cruise) ~JO 11 ,.CT•T1ous aus1Nns Junl.' 2. 9. entl'rta inme nt. A casino. • c "1~ • "' 7 n .•• f1 r.mbt ...... l'i111.1m" O .ni)t i-----------NAME STATEMENT W<.''11 put vou 111 tlw mcxxl fut theatre, p ools. And award I U "'• l., u ~. l ' .. C1f1c U \\c,•kcnd P.utyCrulSl!S I PUBLIC NOTICE llU~h,,"es~o~~~w•114J per110ns m ao1nv M . f ti I 's' e e~"'cl 'ti) __________ E_~_~_J.s_ MARINER YACHT RIGGING. e xico rom 1~ rnomen you winning c u1 in s • v.. wi 1 "'i\'.".... 1 P:•CT•nous ausiNass 13., N•woon Bi..o.. ~ .. pore a..octt. sll'p aboMd W ith liwlv M Micichi flair by our Ita lian d ining NAME STATIMENT c..111orn1a<nMJ nluslc. i.:. • .,, lllt1rg.c11n'ta•. Comph· room s ta ff. Tiie followlno ,,.,sons aro doing J ohn RoQtr Etd,, 19St M•o• .. J I ~"' ~ .. " M ii< bUS1M\\ M' An .. No. u. Co$1a Mesa. ~iftlmi• m entary m e m en1os.AP1nata More time? Choose an 11 · I I H O NG l(ONG CH IN E SE mn party Folklorico dancers. dlly cruise (now thro ugh May) .....,. ~.... ~ ~~"c~~::li 1110 w. B•ktr, e.osi. st.,A~!::,..:!_·c.!:~~ 0 •"'0" And m o re. ,md also visit Acap ulco7 I ... Ir , ... ~~ r-I Allred U ll, t712 s. wn -efand, Roy Mco.tllef. UI Flint ...... _ .... ,,_. -.-LoS Anoe•n, CA. .oocl6 Lono &tech. Calltomla Gu Sail round trip fro m Los M anzanillo and lxtapa Princess CndseS"~~. J•Cll L.Au, 121•'h s. Westmoreland, Tith bllS•nen ., U>tlCNCtell "' .. A I t I Pu rt v. I Z.h t lol~.CA.~ 9'1Mr•tpart~ n ge es o popu ar e o a · -• u a a ne10. ~ __........ ~ ..... ;.II K." n Y L • u. 121 • v. s . JOhn R-r ~ l.:irti\. Mazatlan. Caho San Lucas. Call a travel agent now. -----..___.. ____ ----WestmGf'elanct. ~A,.'"· CA.~ This st•t-' wn filed wfn. -. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Tiii• ~~n~s•s ~~•tedbya eo-~ c~~oe~~~--~.,•I 0¥1""'""P Merci\?,,,,. AllreG U11 ~ PUBLIC NOTICE Till• SUI-I .. H filed wllll ..... Publls-Or-.CO.st O.lly Pilot. County c.1.-11 of Dr•ft9t County °" March s. 12, It,~. It,. U1·78 Febr11ary IS, 1'71 DETAIL OF IRELANO'S 'BOOK OF KELLS' Green Gold l rishArt Tours U.S. Ride the BIG WAVE ••• Ski the Big Mountain Win an Air California ski vacation fo r two to Lake Tahoe ... ~ THE SOUTHLAND'S NEWEST RADIO STATION * at the crest of your ·FM radio dial ·Fo•"'••ly l(APX Fly to Tahoe's Ski Scene non-stop on Air California .•. Stay two nights at Lakeland Village, condominium living on the lake ..• Ski Heavenly Valley with lift tickets provided. Return home non-stop on Air California.• l"Oood~ IW Tllvl..... HOlldlo,41--o .. .._ PvbllSMd Or-C:O.\I 0 •1ly Pilot, Pt;BLIC NOTICE Ftt>n.iery 19, ,., end X•rtll s. n . tt7t ----------- S•• II PUBLIC NOTICE P:1et1noui eusouss NAME STATEMENT Tiu~ 1011-·no pars.on\ ... 00•"9 bull•••ts~: -----------BENTLEY Pll lCE STA1'EMUf1'01'AaANOONMINT ENTERPRISES, 1717 s.. SI.tie Coll"9f' O .. USEOI" Blwo .s11~200.-'-l ..... CA.-l"ICTITIOUS aUSINESS NAME Oennl\ P ll•u o, lfll S State • Tiie 1011-ino penon ll•s •-oned Colleoe e1v0 .. s..ite 200. Anat.e.m. (.A Ille use of Ille tlelltlous bu\l~n na,... '7tof> CAL GEM LAB, 777 Soulh Mein P•11I ll•UO, 1717 s. Stale Col•- SI .. Suite 23', O..anoe, CA 92661 Blvd • Sulle 1CXJ. Anaflielm. CA."'°' The llctttlous bu•lntss name re Tiit\ burnHtU is <onduct~ by "' terred lo at>ove wes lllrd In O,.,Ot -••I p,trtntrWp. Counly on 3·11·71 Fiie • 7>41• 1>enr>11 P. 111110 Johann Murphy utcvtor tor IM This st••-w .. s tiled w1111 n.. e10late ot J•mn D. Murplly, 7111 Soulll County Cl~rlt ot Orenve County on Orculo Mlr"O, AnaNtll'f!, CA '7IOI Fee;r11•ry IS, 1q71. This bVJlneu wes conouctro by an lncllvldual oaNNtS E ooc..oe JOllMHI Murplly C-•-.. L.tw T"' ll•l-1 w•s Hied witll fhe 11 .... 11111 "''-· Awe c...t.r County Clerk ol Oran~ Counly on 111.St Wll\Mre .......,,...,. fet>. IS, 197' Les A .... 1-. Otlitenlla _,. 1"1:14U PubllSlleCI a--C.O.st C>Mly ~IOI Pllbllslled 0r""9P Coast Dally PHol, Ftb,11ary "· 7' . ...o Marci\ s, 11, 1t,. • Feb. 1', 2S, Merell s. n . 197& 6U.18 ~SI 181-----------------------PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTll10US ausrNESS STATEMEHTOI' AaANOOffMENT NAME STATEMllN1' o .. USE OF TllP foll-lftO ~rM>f\S •r• Clolno l"ICTITIOUS aUSINEU NAME business~. Tiie followlno -son hM ·~d Al RCllAFT INVESTORS, JOll Ille uw of Ille llCllllOll\builn.ss MIN' Bu\ln•n Ctr. Dr., lrvN. C..lfomt• CREOIT ANALYSIS SYSTEMS. '1111S INC .. 1on1 Sl•I.,., Sulle '°'·Fount••" Ro brrl c . Oii-•, tt>t Ptrl•. V•lley. CA '2109 Ntwoon llffcll.C.hfornlanMO The FIC1111~ 8\dlnen Name r<P I. N Fl\fttr, J71S Breell~ Dr .• ftrr~d lo -.OW wn llleo In Or.,"" Corona 0.1 Mar, C..1lornl• ~ Counl't °" ,.,..71 Juno F IC.ffn. 30 FllCMI' lnrille, Alton Cr•lo Tarrant. 100 All11<1I• C.•Hlo•nle 91114 Apl. I, HuntlnqtOfl llt.U., CA.,,... T ,, .. business Is Condveted Illy • This bllllnets wn toftOuCleCI by an ""neral per1Nnhl1>. inclMdual J•mes F. Kem All<)n C. Ta,.,.ant Tlll5 sllll-we• filed wl"' .,.. This ,,_,_ ,.., tntd wltll Int Co11nly Clu1t of Or.tnge Counly Oft County c1 ... 11 ot Orenoe County on February' tm. Ftb. 1S, 1'11 ' ""6'2 "''* Publlsllecl Or•nve c.o.st D.tll't Pllol, Publlshed OrMOe Coast 0.lly Pllol, Feb. 17, 1', 26 -Mar. S, 197' Feb.1', 16,Mat.S, It, 1'71 i StMl 1------------ • ,. I . TV PERSONALITY/ HOROSCOPE Sunday, March 5, 1978 DAILY PILOT 85 '• Talk Show . llost llappy ·1n Philly, Thank You MIKE DOUGLAS LOS ~GELES (AP> -Mike Douglas is perfectly ~appy doing. his daily talk show in Philndelpfiia, thank you, and doesn't want t~ . move anywhere else. The 90·minute "Mike Douglas Show," syndicated to 130 cities in the United States and Canada, is the most popular national television show originating from somewhere other than New Yock or Los Angeles. At breakfast at the Polo Lounge, over a bowl of bran flakes and banana slices, he says: "I've had 16 years of this: 'Why aren't you in LA? Wtty aren't you in New York?' It works for me where I am. "I HAVE NO TROUBLE getting people to come to Philadelphia. And once we get them , they know they're there to do my show. You don't have agents waiting backstage to hustle the stars off to the next engagement. ··Face it, in Philadelphia what else are they going to do but my show?" Mike Douglas, who recently taped hi• 4,000th show on a visit to Los Angeles, bas the longest running talk show with the same host. He's been at It longer than Johnny. Longer than Merv. Hls was the first syndicated show to ever win an Emmy. IT BEGAN AS A local program in Cleveland on Dec. 11, 1961, with Carmel Quinn as co-host. Two years later it was nationally syndicated by the Wes tinghouse Broadcasting Co , and in 1965 it moved to Philadelphia. Douglas says he li ~es the show day and night. His wife, Genevieve, who sits with us briefly. seconds that , but doesn't resent its con· st ant intrusion into their home. Before J ames Caan came on the show, Mike sal down at midnight to see his latest movie. For Jane Fonda's visit, he saw her new~st mov· 1e just before the Super Bowl game. "I feel the same way al)Out books," he says. "If I can't finish a book I'll level wit9' the author. They'd know anyway the minute I opened my mouth. "I SAID l'D never take my work home. But if you care you have to. It's become a mem~r or the family." Douglas says his addiction to golf helps him unwmd "I can forget e•!erything when I'm chasing that little white ball. And l ha•:e a tennis court and we play tennis in the e·;ening." Besides bringing the l>how lo Los Angeles and Las Vegas five weeks a year. Douglas has ·taken the show to such places as Moscow, ;\1ontc Carlo, Ml11mi Beach, Boston, Chicago and Nash ville ··we had tremendous problems in Moscow. Our director is used to quick responses, but we had a Russian crew and they had no incentive to work hard. They'd take a lunch break and come ---------------------back when they felt like it." Horoscope Gemini Gains Fresh Insight By SYDNEY OMARR Monday, March 6, 1978 ARIES (March 21-April 19)" You gel what you want, in personal and professional areas Member of opposite sex is featured. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Emphasis on putting across policies. gaining the ear or one in ebar~e. elevating your own posillon. GEMINt CMay 21-June 20): You gain fresh insights, glimpses into future. You can go as Car as your own limitations permit CANCER (June 21-July 22): Vital events oc· cur around you -and you can observe open· in gs. LEO <July 23·Aug. 221 : Circumstances dominale-f"ide with tide. Be positive concern· ing legal righL~. permissions. • VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Restnctions. blocks. obstacles are part of picture-cash now may be temporarily deterred. LIBRA I Sept. 23-0ct 22): Check ''a lid l'hances for l'hangcs, speculative venture that pays hu~e dividends. SCORPIO (Oct. 23·Nov. 21). Home, secun· ty. savings, dealings with a.prent or authonty figure. ma;Jor move or domestic ad.Justment- thesc arc featured SAGITTARI US <Nov. 22-Dec. 21)· Jndivfdual who makes clai~. recounts ex- periences, plays key role in )'our personal scenario CAPICORN (Dec. 22 -Jan. l.9): Spotlight on construction, product1or. mvestments, res ponsibility, money anq emotional in· volvemcnts. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. lB l : What you do makes impact ; you cannot stick toe in water and ;ump back. PISCES (Feb . 19-March 20 ): You get l(rttn hkht to embark on new proJ«ict. Douglas wias born Michael Delaney Dowd Jr. 52 years ago m Chicago. "I 1Nu raised in the Depression and I can.'t remember not ever working." Douglas had no professional musical train· mg, but he sang with bands in Chicaeo and was the singer on a cruise ship on the Great Lakes. He m~t his wile when he took a job as &I\ an· nouncer at a radio station in Oklahoma C~)'. Later, he sang with Kay Kyaer's Kollege of Musical Knowledge on rad.lo and TV. "Singing was my whole life, until a talk show host had a drinking problem. I was a kind of poor man's Hugh Downs and one day the host didn't show up"'. The boss stuck his head in the door and said, 'Kid, you take the show today.'" He's been at It ever since: . tZl 1:· I C R · 1 ~r/ .J <>U l 1 oa.1t cp er f<.·r\ 5 NOMINATED FOR ACADEMY AWARDS Including .... ~ BEST PICTURE ..... • ... . GIRL (PG)- Marsha Mason Rict\ard Dreyfuss Edwards Schedule Dally 7:15. t :15 Fri 1;00, 8:00, 10:15 Sat/Sun 2:00. 4:00, 1:00, 1:00, 10:15 MEL BROOKS MAll1JI KAHN. a.mus ilArJf MAN. HARVEY KOOMAN -mMJlml-•c.wT·--- .--:l---,PGt~91!f-1rt:lc , -,.,..;,_.._ _ _. ___ , .. --· ~---- When in liouthern \Alifomia visit ~NIVERBAL aTUDIOa TOUR _. ~-.... ~~....., HENRY WINKLER SALLY FIELD 'Fii1ding tlie one you is finding yourseU: "Classic Eastwood ••• fast, furious and tannyl' R()9tltEoett.~~r- , •• f1,,., I I •1-t ' '· ~ . ' MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY "JULIA" (PG) DAILY 7 »-a45 Fiii I OCM.1~10 :II SATISUN-l~oo.&.1•1~ "HIGH ANXIETY PGl MON THAU THU~ ... «) '"' 8 45-11~10 35 SA T/SIJN-1-00-ZllCM llM: ... A&-4~ Wl'.lT DtSNO:S ""RUN FOR YOUR LIFE, CHILDADCS "CANDLESHOE"' CHARLIE BROWN"' PNCl!S 7 46 DAILY SAT/SUN-111CM10-730 800.930SAT/SUN-3"0CMI 1~30 "SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER" (R} ~y a.-·»10:30 SAT/SUN -1 2C» ~ OCH! »1.o..JO WAU DtSNEYll "PETE'S DRAGON" "GNOMEMOBILE .. .. SLEEPER .. , "BANANAS" (PG) "EVERYTHING ABOUT SEX" CHllDADl'8 PRICES . ''ONE .AND ONL V" (PG) "WW & THE DIXIE DANCE KINGS''. "FLESH GORDON"' "TUNNELVISION"' "'THE GROOVE TUBE" (R) "GAUNTLET" (R) "TAXI CAB DRIVER" ALL ORIVE·INS OPEN 6:JOr.M.HtGHTLY Ctuld Und•r I 2 f'rce Unle.s 1'fl Kiddle Pl~y1round solcM-~ TMI ooaoan Gm.CNI • .,. ..... _.._. .... .__ __ _, Ml. & IAT. lb II .-_ TU¥'0UA -19115' ~ •~ SATUIDAY .-..T nvdc-. 113/Ul ·t~ l11M e 2'4J e 1.-• 7ilS • .._ • ----''1lt & U T. 1110 soaT. NO NSMS 't ~. ........ 494·151 4 llOOft ltllOOel AS ...... .,._ SPY WHO LOVlD Ml !NI "'UJ SMOK1Y A TMI IANDfT CNI "IOMI ~ MlllYI" ! ~ . .:.:~: UYONI> AND IACK Cot 494"151 4 ACIOSS TMI WT DfVIOl191 ...... ," .,,~,. 496-1253 HllOIS!NI ""' ONI ON ONI <NI Ol"IN TMUllSOA'f ·-" PACll'lC ntfATR£$ DRIVE-IN SUPER SWAP lllEETS HARllOA 8l.¥0. Drfwe.lft SwllP ..... SM. 6 $uo\. -I -IO • II'" ORAHOE ~ 1 & 2 Set. & $4M\. -I em IO 4 P"' l'MI ,_ s..nd9p at ,.,,.,...,., ~ F1mff Fun! Ptollt•I Ila In• GillOf'e' I • I I I ~~liiiiOf "tWW....-.-11 -r . ( I .. W DAILY PILOT Road Company .. . .. JBoss Expects ~ ~Urwxpected ~· ;' -·: .. NEW YORK (AP) -For Tom Mallow, picking Broadway shows ·for cross-country tour is something like going fi5bing. bis other .• favorite activity. "You've always got to be ready in both for the unexpected," says the producer who s upplies dramas and musicals to more than 100 :, American and Canadian cities. ; Mallow's "most pleasant surprise" as .a , manager this season has been tho jackpot success or "Bubbling Brown Sugar," which set , attendance and income records on the split- .. week circuit. A wr LESS J OYOUS was the need to cope with a 38 percent payroll increase after all booking contracts had been signed in line with prior costs. "We have to be very clever" is how he tactfully sums up the rewards and hnards of the specialty that has kept him busy for 17 years. Through American T heater Productions · ·and a companion corporation Janco, the brisk impresario from Albuquerque, N.M., oversees activities that entertain about 10,000 spectators a day and add up to an annual $10 million gross. Besides "Bubbling Brown Sugar," the Mallow display this season includes "My Fair Lady," "Same Time, Next Year," both doing ha ndsomely at the box office, and "The Robber Bridegroom" which gene rated less enthusiasm. "SOMETIMES YOU JUST can't predict," says Mallow "or figure out why afterwards. People out' there are very selective. A Broadway reputation is essential to success but isn't a guarantee." • :. · An important recent development he ..~-T HEATER PRODUCER TOM MALLOW Mallow shows vistt 36 states traveling from such spots as Auburn, Ala., to Whitewater, Wis , and including such primJ:} JX>tnts as Denver, Atlanta. Chicago, Portland. Dullas, Fort Wo rth, Pittsburgh and Salt Lake City T HE MAJOR~ PACK AGER of traveling shows -his main competitor is Columbia Arts -reports that· "cross·country auwences, like those on Broadway. arc growing mainly because of new support from the black com- munity." Now that. costs. tickets and quality are almost up with \hose on the Main Stem, Mallow wishes mobile troupes could get rid or their old "bus-and-truck" dcs tr1pt1on. For his fi shing holidays the producer bas a 45·foot seagoing crubt•r "Maybe we could use a phrase like 'land cruiser' for the way our com· • STARTS WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8th! JaAer:DN/a [!!] ,JO;,.Jb?t ~l>w. t7~!1tfhte 11 EXCLUSIVELY AT edwards CINEMA CENTER HARBOR AT ADAMS, COST A MESA MESA VERDE CENTER 979-4141 stresses is the quality improvement in. natlo~al touring companies. That trade phrase 1dentif1es troupes organized by some management other panies travel. That has a C'lassy sound." BIG BAND PiCaSSiO'S · NIGHT. • 'Bu-and-truck' de•criptiet1 b negatire. /tlaflbe 1De ~oadtl 1Ue •fand cr-uUer' for clae ..,a., 011r co111panie• tral'eL" than the original Broadway sponsor. If the latter sends a cast on the road it is called a "n ational company." "One thing is very clear ," Mallow says. "\\'e bring m Broadway quabty now. No more cut.down \'ers1ons can hack 1t. " ·'That is partly because showgoers ha\'e gotten more savvy and also because with inevitable price increases caused by inflation, more 1s expected." Sunday Scene 2 to 8 p.m. LIVE JAZZ · Fro. 2 to s , ... JAZZ MINORS 7-piece sensational young Olluelanders • Direct from White House "'°"' 5 to I p.m. CARL VERHEYEN 9UARTET Gifted young guitarist 1n the Kenny Burrell tradition 630 Newport Center Dri•e NEWPORT BEACH 640-4711 Five years ago, a tourin~ musical could be produced for less than $100.000, in contrast to nearly $500,000 for his "My Fair Lady." Ticket prices on lour now rival those on Broadway. ~~-=-================------;;a;;:;====-------=-=-=~ .... -t ... -. I •J I TDD&n c11sm11 m1L1 I ACROSS 61 Frenc'1 contrac1t0n novelist 1 08 Hollywood's 1 Moselle 62 Broadway West tributary sign 11 1 Archetypes 5 Black comb 65 Broadly 113 Wh•P strokes tor m elltphcal 116 Judicial 9 Corsa or 66 ----· P•e decision 15 Modosl 6 7 Corcvs animal 118 Absolute ruler <' 1 Appot11on~ 68 Scheme 11 9 Terminate 23 Loves 69 Elevate 1 20 Looks alter. 2 ··madl)I 70 Guide rope wds 24Mend 71 Mer11ly 121Acl•ol 25 Ooclronc~ 72 Indian corn • burning 26 Also-rans 13 Choir vo•ce 122 Ass19ned 27 Corrects 7 4 Tomato paste places 28 Poetic 75 Masculine 1 23 Communist conlractoon 76 Vulture country : 29 Atackaday 77 Crafty 124 Slender 30 Confederate 7 8 COfn cakes 31 Shade lrees 79 Yuletide song 33 Scottish river 80 Hesotale :'>4 Bonds B 1 Hits hard JS Membersh111 82 Compare lees 83 Fatigue 36 Money 84 Crimson penall1ea 86 Be equal 38 Man's 89 l oses nickname coloring 39 Shell nut 90 Stinging 42 Twisted insect 43 Mazurka 91 Sharp dresser 44 0 1 the sun 92 Alaskan 46 Rllymester islanders 4 7 Watercraft 9 3 Arrowrool 48 Cookery word 94 Hodgepodge 49 Placid 95 Protrude 50 Male heirs 96 Rips asunder 51 Fore alarm 97 lndulge 52 Greeting 98 Chain part 53 Friendly title: 99 Proleulon 2 wda. 100 Picnic peat 54 Superlative 101 Skinflint ending 102 Clrcua 55 Rendered lat showplace 56 Basque cap 103 Coti.cted 57 Songstress alatlstica Day 104 Girl's name 58 Comforting t 05 Haa lunch 60 Airplane 106 Informal talk teaturea t 07 Slangy OOWN 1 Satoaly 2 Helm PoSihon 3 Axillary 4 Fab4ed bord 5 Posted (a letter) 6Healing lam pa 7 Table suppor1s 8 Donkey 9Strawbed 1 O Pas.an gods 1 t Blushing 1 2 Plural verb 13 Threefold: comb. lorm 14 Prime character 15 Stuffs 1 6 Dreaa bor<Mr1 17 Simian 18Donned beachahoes 1 9 Oce1n groun<1 20 Gael'lc 22 Restrains aOFemale relative 32 American general 34 'toddlers 35 Transect1on 36 lmp91fectt0n 37 Within 38 Egypt11n sun god 39Church recess 40 Unauached sphere 2 wds 41 learning abohly 42 Aud1clous 43 Small valleys 44 Fats: comb fOfm 45 Spanish klng 47 Ice mass 48Matenal 49 M,aqle·-·· 51 loud noise 52 ConMqUently 53Fam1ly member 550uewe 56 Spree: slang 5 7 Quotidian 59 Mediocre 60 Alcohohc beverages 61 Cool 62Eng111eer's 1001· 2wds. 63 Hazardous PoSSiblhties: hyph. wd. 64 ExtraOfdlnary person 85 Danish coins 86Cu1toms 61 Church law 68G1UP 70Fenelng thrust 7 1 French depots 72 Burrower 7 4 R11n·a heavily 7'3 fl.l 1ro 11.ic?u•er '• Compld n 'I! D'agr .. rr, 79 App le1ac.k 80Troll 81 Gus'1 torlh 82 Drudgery 83 Chore 85 Antlered an om at 86 Felon!' 8 7 Evergreen shrub 88 Viciousness 89 Aromatic smoke 90' Indigence 91 Spinal membrane 93Scultles 94 Suggeatt0n 95 Wood strip 97 Strike 98Sublet 99 Zodiac sign 101 Spars 102 In lhat place 103 CoYnts calories 104 Verdi opera 105 B1bllcal 1udge 106Small voucher 107 ····and cralts 108Networll 109Agalnst. prelu1 11 O Short Jacket 11 2 Philippine volcano 11 4 ChoPOlng tool 115 Heellh resort 116 Edomlle city 11 7 ln1ect1c1de !/ ~ ~~,~~ -! ~ "PARDON MOH AffAIRE" "TAU ILOHDEMA_.. WTTHOHE IUCK SHOE'' ER91• WiotHtH R'.W•~~w lNI V "SMOICEY & THI IAHDIT' THI OMI & OM&. Y IP'GI THE OHl&~Y IP'GI • ~n lliEATRES-ORANOE CO SENIOR OTIZENS S2.00 SO COAST PLAZA Mlt ltiflllSt.W llll _,,_ "SE.Ml TOUGH'' ell DAILY ~ 6:6M:OO-t~ Uf/wtf ,,..,.,._..,._.,,,_,. I • Mlllrlle.ISl. 1111 IMlr•• ....................... ,~ 'li'IWDAT..-m NVM ,,.., ..,,H .. I ... ..,..,. ... ._,. ............. , .... "'' DINNER DANCE AT THE REGISTRY . Swing easy Hold each other II.ind of close whisper sweet nothings and iust glide across the floor into a more romantic time Every Sunday night w ith the mellow big· band sounds of Keith W1ll1ams and his 1-l piece orchestra Dining from 6 to 10 30 dancing from 8 00 to 11 00 For reservations call (714) 752-8777 T HE REGISTRY HOTEL t 8800 MacArthur Blvd .. Irvine. CA 92664. II NOM~NATED FOR ACADEMY AWARDS -Including - Best Picture Best Actress -Shirley Maclalne Best Actress -Anne Bancroft Be~t Director -Herbert Ro~s A moving~ Aromantlc ~ ... ~Y ~ ~ hatNc1. 6iencWtlp. triu•5>ht and love. PRODUCER CROSSWORD· ACADE~Y AWARD . NOMINATION FOR BEST SCREENPLAY ADAPTATION Including fj(@;~ George Burns John Denver WA!T DISHIY ... .......-~I ·- PEn'S ,-.,.. ~ ,._..,•t; ~~ DRAGON o\~{1t~ Plus "ACROSS TliE GREAT DIVIDE" I ~ R EAL ESTATE =Seminar Slated ·Saturday 'fhc Ca l ifor nia Sout h ern Counties :C h apter of the ,Co mmunit y As- • sociations Institute will hold a seminur on Satur- day, March 11, from 9 a .m . to noon at the Glendale Federal Sav- . in gs a nd L oan A s- . socialion, 100 Newport : Center Drive. Newport · Bearh. The sub1ect of the semi na r w ill b e Architectural Review and Control. and will deal walh su<.'h topics as how lo avoid litigation, u se of the courts to enrorce architecturnl pr ov is io n s 1n the · Declurat 1on of Cov enants. Conditions & ·Res trictions. a nd the <1ut1e s of an • A rehitectural Review Comm 1llee. Scheduled : speakers are: Attorney : David Dimitruk of the law firm of McDonald, Pulaski & Harlan; J ohn Llo y d : Builder . Devel o per and Architectural Rc\·1ew Committee Member: At· torney Stanley t"eldsotl, Senior Mrmbcr or the firm nf Ft>ld~ott & LI!<'. A L:-iw Corporalton i\ question and ans" c1 ~ess1on \\111 bc indude<J Coi-t to (',\I members is S2 50 t·uch. and SS each for non-memb<>r~. Space 1s limited. Call 631 -3092 for reservations or further information. Workshop Sch eduled In Newport ··community As '>Oc 1at1on-. <1nd Arch1trctural Control Committt•l's A Deve loper ':-. Dilemma ·· ts the topic of the year 's first workshop seminar s ponsored by the Home Builders Council, to be held Wednesday at the S h er:iton H otel in Ne" port Beach. A panel discussion will begin al 4 p m .. featur- in g a panel of experts on this ltmely ~ub;ccl. Al· tendces will learn how to structure and manage a Communit~ 1\'>:.oc1at1on Thl· "''m1n;11 ''ill run from 4 lo 6 p m. with a • \\inc· and cheese party following Tickets are Slfl ror ml'mhl'rs and s.10 for non-members Seat· mg 1" limited. but "ome ti l'kl•l :-..arc still avallabk. !':-ill Zena at the BIA Olf1cc· 12 13 ) ' 625-Sii I. Moves IJp J oscph D . Barre tt has been appointed ussistant vice pre- !-> id c n t of Valle y RL·altv h ead · quartered in lrvinc Avco Wins 3Auxuds Avco Com munity Developers. Inc. has won three awards in lhe Major Achievement in Marketing Excellence (M AME> competition s ponsored by the Bulld· ing Industry Association <B IA > or Southern l'ahforn1a Ju:.1:ph W Smith . director of sal,s and marketing for Avco's Laguna Niguel com· mun1ty. accepted the statues indicating victory in the catagories of bes t graphic con- tinuity. ... • Home Builders Report _ Decline in Net Profits Whtie the purch ase price or over 84 percent of the nation's homes ex· ceeded $30,000 and 24 percent or this housing cost more than $50,000, the net prollt of home builders declined in l97S, according to data just m j\de available from the 'Builder's Third Cost of Doing Business Survey, conducted for the N aUonal Association of Home Builders by Kenneth 'Leventha l & Company:-Certifie d Public Accountants. The survey results are ror a year in which the building industry was s till i n r ecess io n . Leventhal noted, and a re not reflective of cu rrent conditions However, he pointed out that with the highly cyclical nature of the building industry, the data r eveals what happens to builders in times or a downturn in the economy. THE LEVENTHAL o rg anization , h ead- quarter e d in Los Angeles and with offi ces 1n nine major U.S . cities. a lso has been engaged by NAHR to conduct the next annual '>urvey and will have 1977 results IO the :;pring of 1978 The 185 volunteer sur- vey parLicipants represented diversity in sales, volume, number and t ypes of units sold, geogr aphic location , number of years in the bustneliS and type Of business, makina the re- la lively small sample rt>asonably representat ive or the building i ndust ry throughout the country. Leventhal s tated. The participating builders had total sates volume of over '652 million from 17 ,944 housing units. Builders with less than $2 million of annual sales represented at least 63 percent of the participants in the three s urveys conducted to date, indicating that the survey continues to be populated primarily by sm all independent builders THE STUDY re"ealcd thal whale h ousing prices continue to rise dram atically, overall profitability of ho me builders declined from s l percent to 4.6 percent. which can be attributed largely to Increased financing costs. T.h e fact that so percent of the t otal number of units sold were in the western re- gions, representing 24 perc ent or western building activity t ends to confirm either that population movement~ continue in this direction or that the generally poor national cconom1c- conditions of the period were not as severe In these area!. Beach Lovers Only l Left Homes By The Beach Slngle-IMnlly homes In old Huntington 8e.Kh. lust blodu trcm the be.ic.h. 3 bedrooms from SI 16.950. ~h<it Cannes ca tG, · ~can_, . nu Viii":. l\hvt•r tltt ,,, (U /I M1•1l1/tt1 l4t/t1ltl 111 .. 1 hllractr r. PrivQtr t1111I /11 rnn,111 .. Tlrt V1ll1h. l t1111111g ::.0011' f,. .... '"' ....... t~ ,,,, ..... .,.,.,..!,ti-. lJ...U.U L.!.J.t!'' LwtU'li' r,,,, I\ ',, ,.,,., '"t lf ,,,, .... ,.,, ; II,:,, .• , .... I •4 ,., .. I , ,, ' l '----------------·-·~-~_1_v_r_·'_''_l_~_n_11_1d_r_._L_.1~_·'_"'_''_N_'_'~_"_'_'·_J_,_•r_'_"l_·•_r,_11_''_''•_''_'·_'_'"_:_1,_-,_~_1 _v_~_'_'_'''_v_-~--~ !!'.!I • Sunday, March 5, 1978 DAfl. V PILOT •'1 than iust a roof C1Ver your head. Discover POik Place- Oceanside. VA tFHA·buill luxurv homes 1n a recreot1onal community for $56,47~ to $65,600 (VA, FHA,• Conventional Ttrma) Now under construction. A small private community of fine homes with tennis end swimming tacihhes. 1 & 2 story designs. 2 & 3 bedrooms. 2 car garoges!I! Wood burning fireplaces. Moments by car to harbor. beaches. golf courses. end Mey Company-El Camino Plaza regional shopping center. IMJtlc or bike to Miro Cosio College and T11-C11tes Hospital. FEATURES: All garden & town homes include carpeting + drapes+ wood oum1ng f11eplaces +Westinghouse kitchen apphonces + fenced pot10 ond gordep areas. Ce rr)ic file kitchen counters and wood shake roofsll! (1) 433-9924 (1) 757·1623 Mesa Realty.Director Of Soles LARGER HOMES ON WIDER LOTS ·In The\rdlage of Northwood .. OUR PLAN l. IT'S BOLD. DRAMATIC. COMFORTABLE. AND BIG! Decidedly uncommon, and designed for discerning tastes. This plan features bay wi ndows and cathedral ceilings in the formal li'ving rooms. Dining room1, kitchens, and breakfast nooks are on one level for easy-stepping efficiency. There'• a walk-behind wet bu and a ma11Jve fireplace in the family room. The 4th bedroom, downstairs, readily becomes a library, office or den. Upstairs, the crowning touch is the master Wt~.s .uittina.io<>nund.fii:.tR.lace (whicJl c;an be teen h·om the 1leeplng areal The muter bath 11 ~autifully appointed, affording privacy and convenience, including separate 1hower and Roman tub, double basin, vanlt_y and huge watk.:ln closet. SEE WOODCREST TODAY. If you bought new tools without .&hopping the ads In the Doily Pnot1 you lo st both time and money. The bigsrest bargain•on the tools you need • to do the job en found regulorfy tr--r+--:i--111-.---.&;41QS.T-O~~ES in the qony Paot. 3 en or earOOlft'tl!t--- 2 and 3 Baths Plan II from S1l7,000 Other Plans Available from '1:12;000 DAILY PILOT .. • . . -· DAILY PILOT Sunday, Maroh !: 1079 . ' . ·~· , ,,,. I . S~1C!:J:'homes iii Tartle ' : LTurtle Rock Glen 1bwnbomes Distinctive architecture in a view-oriented · neighborhood de$igoed for adults. Available now: $128,000 to $160,000 Call or visit: (714) 752-0441 2.1\arde Rock Bi1hla .... J1omee Large, elegant detached bomes with beautifully appointe.d interiors and txterioa. From $140,000to $193,000 Call or visit: (714) 752-2995 Tuttle Rock HigblandaTuwnbomes A limite.d edition of 56 homes in an intimate, view--0riente.d ~tting de.si8ned primarily for ad alts. Call for information: (7141832-2881 Turtle RockVl8ta Bamee Large, luxuriously appointed view-oriented townhomes. Private Recreation Center. Call for information: (714) 957-llOO 1\utleRock Bi1hl•p G&rclm llmnes Luxurious &ingle·f tJJhily attached homes with private rear yards. Private Recreation Centei: Callforinfonnation:j714)551·1500 Pri«s e> unit ~ing data ef/octivt. 2123178. ·-\ ··The Vff lage· of "~-.-. -. ,..._ . lIBlJ1 U ®: If you 've always ·demanded a little rpore out of life than mast people settle for, you're goiI;J.g to love the Villageof TurtleRock. It's a distinctive hillside community of special edition homes n~tl.ed among more than 300t!-cres of preserved open space. Here you'll find mfignificent views, · neighborhood parks, ·bike and jogging trails, schools, private · 'recreation centers and oosyaccess to shopping, churches, freeways and major employment centers. ) Visit'Ihrtle Rock today and see whyithasb~:ineoneoffheleading addresses in Orange Coµnty. r ) - a: a a: w ~ ::) (.) ..... ~ Gt .. • i Bill·~ EQUAL HOUSING ~. "~ OPPORTUNITY •oc,~ .. , . 1·1 ... I 1 • I · • • I •Hap~lngs •Ann Landen Sunday, March 5, 1978 . ·-.. I I OAILY PILOT Bow . to Su~ceed When Dogged on Joh Ralph Acosta uses a monocular when closer access to a meter is not possible. The visual aid comes in handy for saving time in housing developments or overcoming the problems of locked. gates or vicious animals. Daily Pilot Photos by Gary Ambrose Long Di-stance Aids Unleashed · Ralph Acosta peers cautiously around the opened gate and gives a Jong, Joud whistle. "That's so I get a look at what's. coming," said Acosta, a meter reader for Southern California Edison Co. "You never know what's going to come around the com er ... a friendly mutt or a trained guard dog. ''I GET BIT ONCE in a while but most dogs are scared or you." Pointing to a wrought iron fence backed up by a goqd:sized ca.<ine, he added, "You can tell a person by his dog and his house. We gel a lot or people who don't like us. . "They think we are trespassing on private property but we have a legaJ right lo read the meter. Most of the time I'm as embarrassed as they are." ACOSTA MAK ES FREQUENT use of a 'dog p(>le," a device tnvented by a meter reader. It's a tennis ball impaled on the end o! a long stick. . "You just hold it in front of the animal, bet ween its eyes1" he explained. •'It's supposed to seem very large iothe dog and he will stop." The pole ts· aJso good for gettlng through overgrown corrid9 rs or reaching down to gate locks. "This job can get to your feet," Acosta con- tinued. "So l started to run in the evening to build up enduranee. "WE HAVE A CERTAIN amQunt of time to read this many cards. It was limed a long time ago and you are expected to keep up the pace. "So after you read the meter, you mark the card on the way out of the backyard. There's not ·~1· enough time to stand 6y the meter and mart it down. You are always on the move." Acosta fi&ured his biggest problem was those locked gates. "You have to spend Ume waiting for the person to come to the door and then go around back to open the gate. • ,.IF A PERSON IS NOT at home and I can't get into the backyard, I can leave the card with them to mark on their own. But most o! the time t I will just come back. It's easier for everyone that way." Where there are too many walls and fences, such as in closed communities, he uses a monocular (field glass) to read at a distance over the barriers. · To a well trained meter reader, this time· saving melhod is like "looking at a clock that doesn't have any numbers on It. You still know what time it is because o( the position of the hands." SPOK ESMEN FOR BOTH Edison and : .. Southern California Gas emphasized that very . ' .. few estimated bills are sent out, noting that "we ';J read every meter we can." But high biJls are one way of getting ~ ; customers' attention. When they call in to com-.( plain, they are advised that their meter is inac· •r . cessible and they are quick to make corrections. i' Other meter readers contacted agreed the best way to handle dogs is to be aggressive. It takes a special breed of person to be a meter reader. You meet m any barking dogs each day. •• And there have even been close encounters with disgruntled humans, turkeys and mountain lions. ,. Acosta uses all-purpose-dog pole to ·find path through a ba_ckyard jungle, confuse the vision of annoying pets and open gate. .• . . ' ~ .... . . .... Keep TraC.k 9f Energy, Put Mind Over Meters ~j Utlllty company meter read- ers are autborh:ed to make periodic house calls Cor correct billing, pressure maintenance and safety. However, customers may want to make personal readings as an indicaUon of conservation. thangt!S in the weather, tem- porary guests at home and in- creased in-house activities can change~n~rgy-us~patterns. Keep the gas meter vislble so the dials can be read each month. Read the large dials e>nly . (The smaller ones at the top aN-{or~pu.q)oleS.) On eac& dial, a band polnts between lwt> numbers. Write dovm.tb~u1Dallec one. Reaa the • 4.Cals Imm Jell taJi&bl For.ex· ' .- ample, the reading Is 608 in the dlafram at Jell. TO MONITOR the amount of gas you use, note the reading at the start of a period and then again at the end. The dllterence between the two numbers is the amount of gas used ... meuured incubic.Caet. H the pointer on the dial to the right has not yet passed 0, then write· down the previous lower number for lhe dial you are reading. AS IN 11fE example shown, though the pointer on the first dial might be a 5 or a 6, you wou.ld rffol'd a 6-buauaa &ha. pointer on the second dial has· Read your dial and list the -number, then two months Jater read it again. Subtract the first reading from the second and the result is the number ot kilowatt hours of electricity you have used during the two months. passed zero. ' ' This answer should be close lo the amount listed on your t-wo- -menth ~ll, although i&. will vary somewhat, depending on when the meter reader was at your home. To understand your biJJ, divicL 60 (number of days) into ~ number listed in the kilowat!: hour (KWH) column. 'Mi· answer will be an average day' electric usage. The average customer coul1 reduce his usage by lS percer. -by cutl.lng consumption. apprm.. ~ imately 2.5 kilowatt-hours ~' day. --~ On electric meters, the four dials are Uk\ watch £aces llned in a row, except that every other one turns wunterclockwlse . ~ 1o-tltf"ntUstraU6'1\,a1t'fl11\l~.tn"'~~~~--~;..;;_--~~~--~--~~~:!.._.:=::;.==----=:.:::::;_:_~~~~~---~~~ rea<l,ing ts 6,<>64 kllowatt-hours. One kilowatt-hour •a 1..000 watts of ele~trlclly u.ted I or one hQur or a 100 watts _, auch as a 100 watt-bulb ....... used for 10 hours. NOTICE TllAT when a point.er has not qwte reached a number, you shoJlld recprd tbe. lower nuoa ber <tor lll~tance, the ••~ o lnslead or tlat number 91\ tht second d.hll sho1trt). Wll•n the pointer ln tbe NcWU dlal )'OU are rtteorct.,• ~ t lttmJ \o ht cllrec:tly OD I num bet, look at the dlal to it.a rtaht. · • .. • ... '. . . ' • OAIL Y ftll.OT d Kids· 'Wonderful' •.1 &~ W~llil[f Parents Aren't Really Nasty ~1! ... ~h~n~~ E.~~ Adulls do a lot of kid- ding a bout children How onen have WC said, "Co out and play in the traffic." "Marry- ing your rather was my first mistake. You were my second." Or, "IC God had meant for mothers to take their kids to church, lie would have put restrooms at the end of each pew." I've said a lot or those things. It's a release hatch lo let out some of the frustrittions, the ex- haustion, the pressures of raising children Er111a Bonabet!k prayed for years to hold a baby? CHILDREN hear a lot these days about abortion and the women who want to terminate a prcgnan{'y But do they BUT sometimes kno""' that some pro- wonder 1f children ever spccli\'C mothers he flat know how most of us 0 n t heir back for reallyft:elabouttht•m. months. dedicate their and said, "What can I do?" "Have you thought of tearing down your room and planting trees?" WHEN I returned be was leafing through his baby book where pasted over his picture was a quote: Wben asked .. What 1s t:he most wonderful thing that ever happened to you'!" a woman answer ed. ''Holding the baby you've been told by ex· perts .. .YOU will never have. "You're a fake," he sm iled. slamming the book shul. Now he knows Batting Well WASHINGTON <APl Children hear a lot e ntire bl•ing to this life ab~ the womt.•n who within them. ._ don't ~nt kids to clut· Children ure forever ter up their hVl'S. But hearing how much they do they know that every 1 cost. how much trouble ~ )tear, thousands of men thl'Y art', and how much ,.. and women keep charts, different their parents' ~ burn. candles. and seek lives woul~ have been ~~ed1cal help 1n an effort without them. Ralph Nader says the consumer movement has an .800 battin g averag(' in Congress during the last decade, s ince the lawmakers passed 16 of the 20 ma· jor con sumer bills before them. . •PJ have a baby? • Children arc always AND YET . . those .. 'i . . . .. ~ .. ... "' It ... .. "': "' ~ ~ ' ~read ing in a newspaper of us who have mis· how some child was carried a child can still abandoned in a bus mist up when we t alk of Mation or left in a car to the emptiness ... the be d 1scovercd by pJin the sadness of an yon<.' But do the v Ill'\ er knowing what !..now that for t:\'ery might ha\'C been. The) .1handoned child. tt e's don't know about that J list of adoptive parents One of my sons fell in "It's like New York Yankees star Reggie .Jackson striking out the fourth time after hitting Lhrel' home run s. . ader su1cl in un In· tervicw. "When you ha vc tl basic record of v. inning. then when you lose it ;.ippears to be much more of a Jar." who ha\'C waited and to a chair the other day [fl Dl!HHIS lOSEMI 41t .... ST COAST lfWT, IOfWl'OIT llUCff 645-6470 fREE DEMONSTRATION .. Tomorrow, Fe~ 6, 7:30 p.m. Do \IOU rHlly ...,,, IO~ ,.,.,,. out ol "°"' ""' 0-~ OVI ,,,. Yop 0-"" ~ 11111"1 y-,. A-• ,,...,, q<OW•"Q ac•...ce ol ot-~ and .,...,,.,~no v~ •• fairly Illy 'You never 1rr•1n You eC» If VOU' °""" p.tC• No compeht10f't -'9'M ra"Qe ttom t2 to 1'} 'tog~ oav .. ''P Jnd th•oe to your body er.a tome P«>l>f• tn1nk 1t s 1 rntt1e11 to be at11~ to 11tu so •••I' Ar\d ONy '"' Yoo-c.nter na .. 5,, Atm.ek,,..M .. At\anda1 I W'Or'd-flCOOrMl.0 Westetn-"bOrl'I Guiru W\O tf\1 tr1enoly ••'*1 l..Cnt"9 OI M.,hl1tl & lar1• Lt1 $r1 q..,,..,,,....,. ,,.,..,..,.., i.11 you abOul '"" !!<• S.w.111 thtwt<ul ""'"'"''°" sys,..,, '""' ""'°"'°''',,.. '" ·-'"""' ""9"1 otl'\ttrwne t•• years Med11tf!Ok Ind th ... ,,_ ,,.nt'llt ._.. f~ r1fr11P't VOU aria Quicil:IH\ YoUt" tnn« Kna.tedQe llt'ld (f'HJfQY 1 ~••• bf•no QrNler ""ce" aod lulhll,.,.nt m •" .,.,.. ot OO••Y ::. .. ~...;:-:'..~.:::!':.~= .:ar:.:-....~~e ~'9"' CIH... Con'9 to trte tre• ~tfflhe)I'\ tnil Mono.av at 7 30 pm M-Mldfl.1 ... f.,• a"<I Sii fla..,.knslwle Al\ancloi• •n oer~o,, '*'''° 'fOU wi1H l11rn tP\e F'utl V09a Br .. h -tart ldd vearw. 10 'IOVf Mn OGACENTEROF CALIFORNIA . . CA Non-Prot». Educational Foundation) 445 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa Phone 646-8281 Go gently 111tu ~pnn~. Delica te brnid~ embrace your foot. In \\ hite 111 bPne kid~kin 011 ti ..;lim het•I Ideal "<.;oft ~k1rt" .... hrn· Cently priced. to11. 24.9~) cut red fope, getting the.amwers and action you need to solve mequuit1 in government and business. Mau !£Our questwn.s to Pot Dunn. Al Your Sennce, Orange COClSt Dady Pilot, l'.O Box 1560. Costa Me$0, CA 92626. As many letters.as possible will be.an.nuered; but phoped inqumes or letters not including the reader's /uU name.oddress and business hours' phon.e number cannot becmmdered This column appears dai- ly uc8JJt Saturday~.'· - E•r• St•rt to Cr• ...... W.•r DEAR PAT: Are there any weed ~.illers made t o control crabgr ass before it germinates? I'd like to get an early start on my annual battle against it. N.E., Mission Viejo AZAC, Betasan and Dactbal klll germinating crabgrass seedllngs, according to nurseries contacted by AYS. Apply now, Just before crabgrass germinates and water welJ Into the sou. Light washing of tbe leaves afterwards Is recommended. If you mlas some of the seedlings, dlsodlum methyl arsonate applied according t o m anuracturer's directions will control partially mature plants. Apply this in the summer as plants are branching and before seed sets. Two or three treatments at five to seven-day intervals may be necessary. Pa•t•dlle Pot• StiU Ottered DEAR PAT: I a m e nclosing an American Cons umer advertisem ent published in the Feb. 12 Family Weekly magazine. The same porcelain flower pots that are pictured are the ones I ordered in mid-November 1977. I still have not received these ··cache pots." but was informed in January that the suppliers were "running behind." I am protesting the fact that a com· pany apparently can continue to advertise merchandise that 1t cannot or will not pro· vide. L M . Huntington Beach The U.S. Postal Service, Federal Trade Commission and severa l states' consumer protection bureaus have bad similar protests. American Consumer ha.a been the subject of investigations and court aults for seveTal years, lncladlng this slate's lnj&anction re- quiring the large mall-order company to stop m lsrepresentatlon and to pay $49,000 In fines and costs. Y Qu told A YS that you wanted a refund if the m erchandlse could not be pr.ovided within a s hort time. The custome r service representative said she "bad no idea" when this item would become available. A refund was requested. Let A YS know if it Is not issued promptly. Divorce /tf aie, D"*P Naae Too DEAR PAT : Can a woman ask that her married last name be changed back to her maiden name when she is divorced? Can this be part of the divorce itself? A. L .. Santa Ana As part of a final decree of djvorce <dis· solution> in California, a woman can get the judge to order the return of any name that s he bas foYmerly used. This need not be re· quesled 1n the lnittal aTvorce pe11tlon, but can be ordered by the judge at the court hearing. Women can return ttf"i former married name or to their maiden name. B•rMe Ballble Wortla 1'1~1t1 DEAR PAT: The other day I found a "Barbie" thermos bottle made by Mattel in 1962. I've heard that Barbie doll accessories are valuable us collector's items. Is this true? R.C .. Costa Mesa EarJy Barbie dolls have more value than their accessories, but there is some market for them al doll sflows. Your be!l1 bet would be to keep tbls Ite m. The older It becomes, the more value It will have to doll collectors. Cop11rlglat Late Altered DEAR PAT: Whete can I gel in- form ation about the new copyright law that became effective Jan. l, 1978? G.E.,Costa Mesa · Request Circular R99 from the Copyright Office , Library of Congress, Washington, D.C. 20559. You elso may ask for a list of the subjects covered In 30 other free copyright In· formalioJl pamphlets available from this of· fice. -----~ i\\,{'HAPPY COOi< ER YoM AN l11oltcd to .lol11 011r 'Ro111ul·llte.Worl4 Cooldll• Clc .. a T••-" t.y ICaJI p_,.n.. Tua4ay, ltfsrde 7. ffoN 4 '0....-e• Stuffed Artichokes. Stuffed Mushrooms. Sour Dough Roll-Ups r.ac1oy, ltfarch 14, Frar1ee Coq au Vin. Crepes Stuffed with Souffle ..,__t _ T•a4cy, ltfarch 2•. f'lllo Dott•lt Apple Strudel. Various Appottzers ' ~-t M attr Cl'lar11"' • Ve " 9AO~DWAY AT""• lltZO WILIHIRI ~VD., 8£~(.V HILi.i • t~ WHTWOOO BL'VU. ,ASHION aou~,,. O£L AMO. t.01 o"'"n'os . NORTHRIDOli. 80UTH COAIT Pl.AZA n • ......,. Aprll '· R•NM Chicken Kiev. Charlotte Russe 'Tbntla)I, A,.,.a •o, N .. OrfM.. Ollcken Rochambeau, &Mnas Foster ~ . ...,,,.,, n. s,.• Paella. Gazpacho Class time on each day. 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m $10 for ye>ur ftrs( eW.•. $8 for each class thmaftar. 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TlllD Of WASHING THOSI Dll" CLOTHISl LIT US 00 ITfOl YOU ·~,.~:-:::-n .=:: ::~~~·" t-114 .,., c1o-. .. -~·94) i.llQI CORoNA del MAR LAUNDRY l2ll l. Coest Hwv. •10.1200 __ .._.n.~w- Your honae on thehDI • ISftOIV rea~ fqr _. v1ew1ng. Please see the Village of Turtle Rock ad in the Real E.sta t.e Section. IRVINE VILLAGES 1HE fMNE CDlffH( I ·--iHVEHTORY .. ' . " REDUCTION SALE . . . RASMUSSEN'S • • • SADDLEBACK SADDLERY Sale Ends March I 5 ' ' • EMGLISH HUNT HA TS • BREECHES • HUNT COATS • ENGLISH LEATHER IOOTS I 0°/o OFF Unless Otl)erw1se Marl<ed WESTERN WEAR • Felt & Straw Hats • Shirts • Pants • Boots I 0°/o OFF Unless Otherwise Marl<ed LADIES' LOVE 'M STUFF PANTS I Req. 20.00 MOW 9.88 M&fS, LADIES' & GIRLS' BREECHES 2 Way Stretch. Mllf.ers ! Harry Hall •-.. 4t.so2450 leg. 41.ts I 950 KANSAS CITY, Mo. CAP> -How does AUlerica get oCC the health costs escalator without getting into· sociallzed medicine? Prime Health, an experiment in pre·paid group health and hospital in- surance, may have part or the answer. It covers everything from fl> a.inrJµraw .t.o ti. ,er~~qi~tions, from pregnancy to psych1atnc ~ar{f.· - Prime Health is called an HMO or Health Maintenance Organization. While many UMOs have failed to prosper, this Kaps as City version is reported as a showcase success. HMOs ARE THE subject of a meeting next Friday in Washington or top corporation executives and labor representatives, convening at. the invitation of the Carter adm inistralion. It is up to th()fie two segments or American society, plus the communi- ty al large, to determine how HMOs should work. Jn fact the principles of HMO may well form the basis of President Carter's campaign pro· m 1se for a nc.lional health insurance plan. Joseph A. Califano, secretary of lleallh, Education and Welfare, has phrased the incentive for business: "TO EACH profil·squeezed, cost- conscious executive of a major com- pany in this nation, I would put the following question: Why not provide the same high-quality health care sumer price index. More than 40 cents or every health dollar is spent on hospitals. -IN lt76, $139 billion was spent on . health care in this country. By 19~ some estimate, that figure could reach $223 billion. -·HEW Secretary Califano noted -·u\Araurtngtne n-~ 'SPL>nl test:ifr'· ing at a recent Congressional hear- ing, tbe .... cost of the nation's health care increased by S1 million. -HMOs, in contrast, seem to offer hope. A new survey 9f HMOs by the Group Health Association of America found that the average number of days spent in the hospital per 1,000 enrolled HMO members is 4118 per year. far below the nation a! average of more . than 900 days under traditional Cee·for-service medical care. "President Carter and Secretary Califano have taken a personal in· terest in HMOs because of their abili- ty to contain costs through lower hospital utilization and emphasizing comprehensive ambulatory health services," says Dr. Peter Bourne, Carter's chief health adviser. "PRIME HEALTH can be a model of how a community would gel an HMO up and operating," says Prime Health's executive director, Robert · F. Rasmussen, in his s mall office in the building serving the southern Kansas City ~etroJ>Olitan area .. ,.,. "'''"• HISTORY REVIEWED Dr. Robert Ross .. nurse practitiont!r Shelley i\loyer, right, and •·patient" Arline Boyce, a staff member, demonstrate preliminary cxaminution procedure at Prime l lcalth in Kansas City, !\Io. that your employees are now recciv· ing for 10 per cent, 20 percent, JO or even 40 percent less than you ar~ now paying?"' Prime Health offers a look ln miniature of what a national syst,tm might offer . It Olis pres criptions for a m in1mal charge a nrl largely eliminates the confusing mounds of health insurance paperwork hea~d on patients or their families. I l does not cover everything. E~ eglasses. cosmetic surgery. the first three units of blood, the TV set in the hospital room . long-term ptiyl'hiatric care nre still the ob· li gation of the patient. Dut it does of· fer dental care irnd eyeglasses at re· dUl'ed pric<'S, and it covers almost everything else. '"This i-; truly a community based organization.·· Ras mus!>cn s ays. Prime-H~alth opened its doors on ~o'" I. 1976. in three construction trailer::. in the park1n~ lot of the Boatman ~ Hank and TruM Co The mt·chcal profession I!> not un· iformly pll't1St.'d with th<• inroads m adc poss1 bit• by fl ~1 Os. The American Medical As!>oc1at1on. which has traditionally bal'ked fee· for-service medicine. sayi. 1t 1s not against llMOs as such. But 1t is against any plan that would make o ne system the only or dominant means of pro\'iding health earl', THE AMA opposed the 1976 amendments because, it says, lhe amendments reduced IIMO benefits. Bul other experts !lay that the amendments actually s trengthened HMOs by limiting the benefits they could offer. Jn Fragrance. seduction. Draw back the oover~. . . ~ In Fragrance, seduction. A Luxury of potpou&ri Candles. :i;~aps. s prays. s uchets. pom jJH.krs y s uc h mas tl'•:s as_, Ohl Engl1..,h . Cl· ire Hurk ~. Pel1lc I' lcur. Hena1s!'>ant:c 'ankn:-. c.1nd H1gaud A spec1al kmd of caring, 1 for your very special people More Zoom For Your Dollars • High perfonnanct!. comput~r mc.11t'd optK !> • VL·r,..itJI,• 1001 n c "po.1h1',1\ of 70 ~mm • R«p11xl1i<.11un r,11,. 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Congress' 1973 law mandated unrealistic benefits, critics say: Long-term mental health care and dental services, both expensive items. It also r e quired open enrollment. In short, HMO supporters contend, the plans had to meet conditions that made them financially precarious. Congress amended the law in 1976 to give H 1\1 Os some. btealhing space. The reasons for looking for new health care methods are clear: -Hospital costs run more than $200 a day per patient now. They've been rising about 15 percent a year, more than twice as (asl as the con· family. For a family, the Prime Health premium costs $87.97 a month, with the exact amount taken out of the paycheck depending on the amount <'Ontributed by the employer. The in· dividual member's premium is $34.96 a month. A 10 percent rate increase is pending. p;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.-mm:... .. --=~ RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY 'WMft Ya. W..t ....... , I '22 H..-ll·nl Costa M4to -541-0259 £~Jh~ ' . . For Children ,.,. JUST RECEIVED • A•sbipment of strollers from Italy. Pic!ured Models iia.oo and !21.00 Also A New Super Sup-er; stroller we""'rii For'M.00 Value•.oo Limited nmeOnly 3333 8rl1tol • South Co•t Plaza Costa Mii#, CA (114} 54.9·8586 ,. Talk about easy Jivin: this sandal has it! Strips of soft tan calf on stacked leather. Insole is padded Price is gentle. 22.99 Master ChlfAO •VI~ SOtml COAST PLAZA 3333 sourR J3RlSTOL. COSTA MESA • .. ; i 1 • ' ..,.. . --... • ... . . . . l , I Sunday, M.Vch s. 1m • ANN .LANDERS I WE°oOINGS . Revers~g . - Home Roles • • I · DEAR ANN LANDERS: I just finished hading your column "Been There and Still Am" and had to laugh a little. t . I a m a married man who has worked teady for the past 13 years, going to col· cge at night, supporting my family. To inish my education, I quit a $12,000·a-year ob and my wife went to work at a bank. f\lthough I receive a nice VA payment to go to school, I agreed to reverse roles with rny wife. I h ave bee n cooking, cleaning, '1ashing, waxin g, and doing a ll the ftousework for the past si.,x months and I tbve it. I have never felt so needed or e n· Jl>yed so much satisfaction in all my life. )'e have an eighl-year·old daughter who l(eeps me running with a ll her friends. :. My wife loves her job and says s he riever had il so good. Common sense and adaptability on both our parts will enable rjle to finish school, improve our st andard Of living and give my wonderful wife a tireak in her !if estyle. If you have the idea fti at I might be a little bit "feminine," let m e tell you I served in the Army in Vietnam as a sergeant in the l\ted-Evac ~rps :rnc.l l 've never felt more of a man Qlan r do now. l\J aybe if you publish this letter it will l!ive other husbands the courage to do what f have done. It might look s trange to out· s}dcrs, but 1t has certainly worked wonders &>r us . -FLIP SIDE OF THE COIN D EAR FLIP: You are not as offbeat as -§ou seem to think, Mister. Thousands of · $her married couples have switched roles and find it extremely rewarding. . I applaud those who have the courage Lo swim against the tide. Apparently the i witc hing of roles in your family has made e'YCrybody happy -a nd that's the name of t.h c game. DEAR AN'.'l LANDERS: I'm writing l}lis for teenagers who think drinking and dope is a big deal. I hope it will make them tliink twice before they try it again. ~ Dear Teenager: Getting drunk or hi gh on drugs isn't what's it's craclred up to be. Lt doesn-'t m~ke y.ou more popular. glamorous, or fun to be with. What it does 1s make you a clumsy-idiot, loudmouth kid. It doesn't make you l&<>k grown-up, either. It actually m akes you look like a ~unk, TRYING to be something you are l,lOl. Boozing or getting stoned won't solve your problems, or make them go away. It does just the opposite. It mt!sses up your head and gets you into deeper trouble when ~ ou get caught. And you WILL. Il's got to happl·n sooner or later. No m utter what y.ou read. I know almost all of you are going to try it once or twice for kickt'). But be careful -you just n1ighl get hooke d. If you do, it could ruin you for life. How Do I know? Because -I am -A TEENAGER WHO FOUND OUT l ~ TIME DEAR TEENAGER: Thanks for some sensible talk. As a s pokesman for your generation, you'll be listened to -while tnuseum pieces like Yours Truly are tuned eut. Glad you wrote. CONFIDENTIAL lo Diamonds Are a Cirl's Best Friend: Sorry. Bigger doesn't 9ecessarily mean better. There are other factors to be considered such as cut, clari-ty. and color. Any reliable jeweler will be happy to educate you. " Weddings Abercrombie-Wi I Iiams Cynthia Denise Willlams and Rodger Abercrombie, both of Huntington Beach. ex· ch a nged we dding vows in Covenant J?'esbyterian Church, Long Beach. , The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 8'.G. Williams of Huntington Beach. Sbe graduated from Huntington Beach High School and attended Orange Cout College and Cal ·state Long Beacll. The bridegroom ls the son or Harry Abercrombie of Los Angeles and Mrs. Ralph Snyder of PaJaUne, Ill. He traduated from LOara High School in Anaheim and attended Qlllf ornia.l'tade..Tech in. Lona.Bea~ The couple will live lo Huntington Beach after a Caribbean cruise. l Watts-Holbrook Among those at the Neiman- Marcus opening: Philip Miller, left, president dN-M, Lawrence Marcus, and Mrs. Ernest Borg nine. N ·M Says 'Di, Ya'II'·to Coast • Happe11ings By Marcia Forsberg Orange County fell in love Friday night. Fell in Jove Texas-style The occasion was the long-awaited preview party heralding the opening of the exclusive Neiman-Marcus, the Dallas· based specialty store that in the past has offered such items as His and Her camels, airplanes and submarines. Childrens Hospital of Orange County was the beneficiary of the lively black-tie, invita. tional party. An estimated $50,000 was raised for CHOC, said co-~hairmen Mrs. Denn~s Pickens of Newport Beach and Mrs. Robert Clemmer of Yorba Li nda John Wayne was honorary chairman. { Neima n -Marcus s howed Southern California some real Texas hospitality as it hosted the affair for more than 1,000 people. Among the N-M executives who mingled with the guests were Philip Miller, president; Richard Marcus, vice chairman: and Walter L. Bergqalst, vice president and general manager of the Newport Beach store. The word "special" is appropriate in describing not only the stor e and its merchandise, but also the extra touches that made the evening a memoral;>le one. FOR EXAMPLE, there was valet parking, music by members of the Bravo Brass group from Fullerton College at the main entrance, a dozen open bars, and a buffet supper of crepes, chicken, ·rice with mushrooms, a tomato· avocado combination and marinated fresh vegetables. In addition to amaretto coffee served in fine while china cups, after-dinner dessert treats in· eluded red strawberries with powdered.sugar or chocolate sauce and pastries. The dessert sauces were pumped out of a silver, eight-foot high r eplica of an oil well. For the nibblers, there was a barbecue (served by fellas who WO\;I white Stetsons), crackers in the shape of the state/of Texas, an assortment or cheeses and biscuits and great big pretzels. A country·western band kept things hopping downstairs,. while on the second floor a Dix· ieJand group did the entertaining. During the evening, a brass band made the rounds, as did 18 kilt-clad bagpipers. TAKING TIME OUT from dancing, visiting and browsing througti the various departments were many guests who mentioned how much they liked the new store. Tony and Jan Vitti and Steve and Denise Hopkins agreed it was "fabulous;" Mr. and Mrs. Cy Painter said they were "very impressed;" Carol Porcella and Nancy Eaton said they loved the clothes. ' Other party-goers were Mr. and Mrs. Walter llurrougbs, CbarUe Wheeler (who said, "I welcome Texas to California.") Mr. aad Mrs. Jlldtard Lotlg, Pegy Cullf, Larty Barton, Ctn· 41 Mitten, Dr. Natalie Scbue'kmell (secretary· treasurer for CHOO). Edward Solt11, and Bo ud Raby Blaakea.Wp. Others attending were Mrs. Ernest Bo!'pine, 1'Kovhe <-•rs. s. ... , hftl .Jai.), John Mubek, Noraan Youat JOJ'9 Weper, Lee Watkins, Dr. Wiili.am Mou, Debbie SattoD, Ray Haat, Ru.dy a1td Suzy Buoa, Boward and Mariaret JUtllardMD, Mr. and Jlln. 'Dlomaa aUeJ, Patrtda GJddlDp, and Vick &al-• Juat to name a few. In from Texas for th'e preview were Shelby Stroope, left, and Cynthia Marcus. Tripping the light fantastic were ' Dolores and John Gripp, Newport Beach. CHOC co-chairmen for the event were Mrs: Dennis Pickens, left, (Jn<J. Mrs. Robert Clemmer, right They are standing with~lter L. Bergquist, general manager and vice pres- ident of the Newport Beach store. John Francis of Irvine wore an Al/- American bow-tie for the occasion. Pew Holbrook and Ron Wattl, botb of ntln~ Beach, have been manted in llt. ~~--WriirC~mmttr-Ohttffa. - - --=----,l'DTr~roaihitmrt~tGn-1Mft'.HC>i== 1, Tbe bride's parents are Mr. and Jin • .Jaeob ~Janey of Covina and the poom•a parenta are 14r. and Mn. Robert Wattl olSeal Bncla. \ T-be couple graduated from CoviM Mtb 5tbool. 'Ibey will live in Hunttnctan leM~ I oene and a leather overnJaht ba(. They were ctn-wr•pped with a large paper t>utt.rfiy, an N·M tr1damark. · One m«e part1 Wore the atore opens .ta ~ the publle Monday mominlC was hotted bJ Carlo ,. .... S.turday nl.mht at ~lone'• a.taurant in Tu1tln. About 100 N·M.eiecutlves, bu.J8l'I ad oltlcera 1athered to relax, eat ptua and Italian paatrl" and hear ,W.tar and mandelln music. , f . I ' • ' . • .t • . • . .... ORANGE COUNTY Business OF THE WEEK . . . . ~ . ' .... !unoly, March 5, 1978 OAIL Y PILOT C . I ·lFinancial Deal Shuffles Into the ·Computer AgeJ By '1110M LECOQ IN 'ht o.11y l"llM MMt Deal. Probably lbe aimplest word in busi-..... ·-~s's ~abulary. Someone comes up •ith a good hand, a pro- duct .or service with good prospects, someone elH antes up cash lo cover the bet or venture. Cruttenden is the third in his family lo get into the business. •'The family has been In buisness more than SO years, dating back lo grandpa," Crutlenden said. something new. what they'd be interest- .. Most deals are a ed in. slow process," he said, with lots of m eetings WHEN approached and-dinners with~ten-with a deal, they help ffaI trnanciar sources. ·CJ i en t s I> rod u c e a · They want to quicken clarified and concise out- the pace. line then run it through A computer is at the the computer. It prints heart of their speed-up. out 48 ~ood_prospects for David Carlson, Walt Cruttenden check financial list printout Getting player a nd cash together, however. can be costly and time consuming and that's Where the deal maker comes in. His grandfather , Walter Cruttenden Sr., m a d e the v e nture capital deals for Revlon, Consolidated Leating and ARA. · financang, listed in proba· "We decided to lake bleorderofinterest. ,n,~1h our family's financial sources and put their in- vestment c riteria on discs (in a computer memory) to speed up VOTE ~ALENE ~CHAFER WALTER Cruttenden Ill and partner David Carlson, owners of Capital D~ta Bank, Newport Beach, see themselves as filling the gap between capital sources and those who need them. Wa lter Cruttenden Jr., once a governor on the Mid west S toc k Ex- change, was involved in the same process for Bon Amy, Presley and Alr California. the process." Then, he and Carlson began s urveying large firm~. investment b a n kers and other potential sources of ven- ture capital to ..Jearn th e i r inves tm e nt criteria, the amount !,hey could invest and THE YOUNGEST Crutlenden is trying to make bis own mark now, but he and his partner a re trying ID's a Snap By MICHAEL PASKEVICH OltM 0.llf PllatSUlf Burglar s aren't known for leaving a signed inventory list when they rip somebody off. So two young Costa Mesans have come up with an idea to make life easier. and less costly, for victims of residen- tial burglaries. John Mccutcheon and Chris Millington , partners i n Photo-Secure which operates out of their apartment, will attest to the simplicity of their idea. FOR A FEE of $165, they will go to a home and take detailed photogrllphs of belongings. A complete inventory. including serial numbers, will be drawn up, and homeowner!> will receive a photo album and slides of their property. The slides and detailed list are for keeping in a safe depos it box. and insurance agents agree that this would be a great aid to rapid recovery of insurance • claims if a burglary occurs. "Chris came up with the idea after reading news clippings about the high number of home but"glaries," said McCutcheon. a 28-year old who was born in England and raised in Hong Kong before coming to the Orange Coast in 1957. MILLINGTON a nd M cCut cheon s tarted Photo- Secure early this year. So far they've invested about $3,000. primarily for advertising and· more camera ge~r. Response has been sporadic, but the two young businessmen feel the service will catch on because of the relatively high wealth of homeowners in the area. . Plans already are under way to expand the business to the Beverly Hills area and Mc- cutcheon is hoping for first year earnings of $20.000. Expansion to include large corporations is also being considered. !'Some people have done it themselves (picture-taking) Hut the advantage is that we can capture much more detail than Photographs record details of valuables an amateur photographer," said Mccutcheon. HE SAYS THE detailed photo- gra p bs are particularly im- portant for one-of-a-kind objects such as artwork and rare anti- ques. The bonde d service takes about hall a d ay and Pboto- Secure kee ps no records or negatives of home belongings. The $165 fee is based primarily on .a whim, said Mccutcheon, because there presently is no com petition. There is, however, a local firm that makes sealed video- cassettes of home items for a higher fee. How do local Jaw enforcement a gents view the business? "THE MAIN value I see is that we all are basically lazy , •and we know it's necessary to document possessions," say Sig Swanstrom, head of the burglary prevention detail for Costa Mesa police. <See Photos, Page C7) Paid Political Advertisement A s part of their servjce, the firm sends a brief prospectus , bac~ ground on the people behind it and informa· lion on the required. financing. This shortens the slow process a s mall firm's president might go through with a hit- and-m iss approach. "If the president of a r eally small company goes off to show his package. his company will probably fold while he's gone,'' Cruttenden said. HE ESTIMAT ES that using the computer cuts as much as 75 per- ce nt from the us ual sear ch time. Whal arc investors looking for in a deal? "Strong management, strong management and stron ~ m anagem enlr!" Crutlenden said. Ma tur ity, planning, experience arc most im- porta nt to any investor, he added, because ven- ture capitalists are real- ly gamblers who invest in a bout 10 deals for every one that pays orr. A viable product or service. careful develop- ment of a business plan that t ells who he (or she) is, what they're go- ing to do, goals and how are they going to be reached. and a financial commitment by the peo· pie seeking funds are a part of any offer that stands a chance. -. > All these criteria, he said, come back lo management acumen. According to Carlson , '71 rORSCHES ARE HERi! PORSCHE LEASING NEW & USED CA~ lHE EXPBT BIU YATES, tt4c. VW/PORSCHE 837-4800 • 493-4511 ~ TRIUMPH ' ' RAY FLADEBOE BR ITI SH MOTOR CARS 16· 18 Auto C'?nler 011ve. Irvine 830-7000 CHRISTOPHER ~•El STEEL CITY COUNCIL TUES., MARCH ·7 CHRIS, THE OML Y HONEST VOICE FOR: COSTA MESA CITY COUNCIL MARCH 7 CAPITOLIZE WITH oor~!~LTM~~s ro CONV£RT CAPI TOI. TO CASH : '1 o.111 Pllet Si.ft -· II"°" n."'d SI OllO •:>SSO OOOc•h llld 'tO'i own " ~ OI otht:.-propett; DoH l0t "' nor l<I C-'f'HOI. H<>Vl LOA~ '"•"11• '" CI PllQll111 your ..,.,.1y 1010 • CMll -"""' ,.., """ lnerwr•r•""""° deals take between 30 to year over a periot! of said Crutlenden. ~ 90 days to complete, and two or three )'ears. not a ll are made. When one is offered and rejected. he added. negative responses are <1na lyzed to find out how lht! o ffe ring can be chan g ed to make it more acceptable. SOMETIMES it re· quires a change in the fi. nancing method or term, sometimes one source doesn't wish to carr y the burden alone. At other times the plan may have to be revised Often. more equity may have to be offered to clinch the deal. Wh at are venture capitalists looking for in the way of profits'? Crittenden said the high rollers of finance wou ld like to make about 100 percent return on their investment each THEN, HE a dded. they want to make sure the compa ny is liquid enough so they can sell out in order to use their funds to finance another idea. Carlson said the firm cha rges a $500 fee up- front that includes evaluation, restructur- ing if necessary and the cost of mailing both pro- posal and feed back let- ters. If the dC'a l goes through, the pair take a finders fee of abou\ 4.75 per cent. althou~h that is negot1jblc in !>Orne cases. What if the deal looks too good t o pass on without taking on a bit for themsel.ves? "Ir it's a plum, we're in clined to pluck it," I In some cases, too. the pair have taken a s mall equity pos1t1on in lieu of their fee When someone backs an idea, the control or a product or idea's de· velopmcnt may ~o either of two ways. A CORPORATION, such a s He wlett Packard, "wants to buy (he product and control it. A financial institutio n (or in· d1 viduall wanl5 to pro· vidc the funds lhl'n let the prospect handle 1l.' said Cruttcmlcn C ruttendcn, 27. and Carlson, 31. lx-gan tht•1r computerized ::.t•rv1ct·- which they compart! to a dating service after being fri ends for 10 years. (See Dt:ALS, Pa'ge C7> r:~\1 ; ~•ulii'.l l . ~ Capitol Home Loan One OI C.!tl • l..atvftr lo.n 8'0kW'9ge f1tm\ C..•U one~ our\~ c~~~, toc.•tN tt H fOf th• fi1t! Wed Really like to help COSTA MESA Jl)C)H-8'""' 7141540--4• 12 ANAHEIM 'XII W l,,,_., •17• 714/77S-3450 LONG BEACH ~7' E 094 A_ 8..., 213/421-9333 Kidder, Peabody is people with ideas: Over8JA% yield on your money ... from a Government-Guaranteed Security. And the income is paid monthly. ~or safety and high incomc ... 1mid 111011thly . it's difficult to match GNMA Mortgage-Backed Certificates. T hey bear a· U.S. Government guarantee on "the timely payment of both principal and interest'.' Since many GNMA's are now selling at discount from the origin.ii issue price, the httt amount interest (varying upwards from 6%) actually yields over 8'11 ... for current investors. What Are GNMA Certificates? GNMA stands for Government National Mort gage Association, a part of the U.S. Department of Ho using and Urban Devielopment. Tht' money raised by the sale of these GNMA Guar- anteed Certi£icates is used to finan~ mortgag~ GNMA guarantees timely payment of both principal and interest on 1hese Mortgage- Backed Certificates, a nd its guuanttt is backed by the full faith and credit of the government of the United States of America. When you buy a Certificate, sold by Kidder, Peabody in units of $25,000, you purchase a share of a pool of insured FHA or VA mongages. Each ~rtificate issued against ~e sp«ific "pool' is GNMA guaranteed. You enjoy a nl,Jm~r of advantages whic.1' were designed initially to attract money from ~nsion funds and othu institutional investors into residential and Write for'~ lnvestmmt in GNMA Certif:kates" health-c.irc tac1hty mort1o:a~es. But it you're <1 .,ubstant1al individual 1n\•t..,tor, you ~l:.o can obtain .ill the benefits for your own personal "pem1ion fund'.' Advantages of GNMA Certificates • Tlw.v currt•11tly yu•ld Ol't'r 8•·,,. com11~1l'd to an a11111O.ll"11llt•8% 011 comp11rable maturmR U.S. Got•emmr11I 8tl11ds. • f>r111cipal and interest, 1trid Jlieir timely pay- ment, are g11(/rm1fi;oi;od by tin• U.S. Govern- ment. • Interest t111d pri11c11111' roml':. in co11111.1111c11I montllly pnymC'l'lts ... idMI for w~alt11y re tired peoph• or tlio:>e interc .. ted m curr1'11I income w it/I a high degree of safety. • There arc none of tl11' trad1t1onal a11d often nea>ssary burdens of ord111ary 11101 tgagr investmE'nt ... no ll'gal e:.cptmses, no cdminis· trative work, and no wo'"ry about lote ,,ayments. .. • GNMA Ctrtificales ccm be turned into ciuh more readily tlia11 ordinary mortgages. • Attractivl! investme11t for large 1111d <mall corporations witli P\C"l'Ss ca<l1. Kidder~ PNbody, one of tlie world's ~argest Investment banking firms. is a maror purch.iser and d1Stnbutor ot CNMA Certificates. 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Sullday, M11cll 5, 1978 1 NEW YORK STOCKS CONTINlJEO /' ...... ,.,,.,) ... ,... _,,, O~LV PILOT C7 • DEALS. • • Uolh \\orkcd lo ~t·lh t>r 1n ,i brokrrage then ~pht up ror Se\ era I years' Cruttt>11dt•n 1n Cal1forn1 <1, ('arlson 1n f"lornl.1 1 1J K\' Kt.:PT 111 lOUl'h for (1\11: yt:ar~. 1 'l'hl'' t• were 1>omc pretty «xpens1 ~ phont• calls." said Crutterx!en 1<1s lht) cJevl'loped and perfected rom pull'rizedsystem. Then, last ycarthti) began opcr;Hion'.'> 111 Jn orflct: at 4600 Campus Ur ~me~ then. tht•y \l' been invol\'ed 111 seeking r,1 p1IJI for 1:vcr)th1n~ trom n1:w produc:ts to a movil' The movie de-al fell through, said Cruttenden, but another is in the works 11.rndhn~ f1nanc111l trani.aclt0nb. Cruttenden ~aid. 1s more than JUSt. 11 58-year family tradition I hs own training, he noted with a !>m lit•, began when his family ~athcrt•d around the kitchen table to play a stock market game. "WE'U PlA Y a con:-1.'culive ~umt­ lor d;1yi. at a ttml· 1t was a good wa\· to learn about thl' market. and I got a good reeling for making deab around that tabll' " A" th1• gumcs lengthened, tht-play mone) used had to be converted s11 that S50<l bills bcr11me million-dollar notei. and he dealt m plenty of them then. In t hat sense, things ha\'en l changed much for the young deal maker, only now, the currency 1s real. (From Pagt>CSl l'n lure' an· • 1•1 tatnh a benefit. l'SIH'<·1:.illy wht•n Mt or s1hcr object:. thJl don t h,l\'C ~err<il numhers arc . m,·nlved." he continued. "'H we r un 11111> somethm)! d1stinctl\e. "e can put lhc photo out and 1t would help other law enforcement agencies (10 poss able reco\'ery \. "But things Ii kt• th al Jrcn't a replacement for good security," addl. Swanstrom. "Inexpensive securil y additions arc ali.o ncrcei.sary. · l\l cCUTC'll EON AG RE ES thut home security is important. but note-. that far too many people "wail until 11'-.. too late " Phote>Sccurt: 1s gl'art'd more for hl'lpm)! homeowm·rs w11h 10:-unmct- d,11m'> than ai ding pol11·1· in rec·overy ol ... toll•n 1-:<>o<ls llO\H'\Cr, Newport lic.ich polite tn· H~~l1ga10rs. who wt·rc rcct!nlly 1·alled to Salt l..tke City. Utah. took photo· graphi. to help 11.c<il residents 1den- t1h more than St million worth of an t1ques that "we apparently stolen from Corona dt'l Mar homes durin~ the summer. Bud 8pencer. ,t Co!>ta Mei.a in-__ suranc·1• il~l'nt for Farmers L1f1" view:; l'holo S1·('urc as "<1n excellent 1d1·.1 . . "I •:~COL RAGt; m\· clicnb 1r1 take 1>1ctun·s and they. could do 11 thems1•hes. but 1t wouldn't be a<. prr1 re~smnal , .. ht.> said. ln:.urancl' compJOll'!> rt•qu1re .1 compklc 11-;t of lost 1lems and an up pra1s<il of th!!1r worth. 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AN OCCASlONAL scotch is all, says wife Rosalynn, and he has one only after a bard day at the Oval Office. llut the president does invite people to business lunches al the White House -senators, con· gressmen, governors, AFL·CfO President George Me .. ny, even Rosalynn Carter on occasion. The president says he and his wife talk business. That sort or thing is precisely what Carter calls "a three· martini lunch" when busi· nessmen deduct the tab from their income taxes. llE WANTS CONGRESS to let them dt>duct only half the tab If Congress okays the Carter rule, the president will have to h\'C by 1t, too. says White House counsel Robert Lipshutz. enunciating a hvc-by-the-sword, d1l' by-the-sword policy which has been spelled out in an ln· tern al memo to aJl concerned. Congressional approval of the president's tax proposal would mean Carter-would get to deduct from his income taxes only halt the cost of the business lunches be charges to the $50,000 ex· pense account he gets ea<;h year ulong with his $200,000 salary. OF COURSE, IF Congress doesn't give him a sword, there'd be no sense In falling on one. 1f the lawmakers reject the president's proposal, Carter will continue to deduct from his in· come taxes the full cost or every • business guest's lunch the IRS :..•~.,"Cl-. will allow. Simple, right? Well, in the White House, as in • all of government, nothing is ever that simple. 1''irst, Lips hutz and Hugh Carter Jr., the presidei\t's Elvis 'Lives On' I 1 MUSIC /LOCAL I NATIONAL Property ,Clearing Ordered More than 3,000 pro· perty owners in unin· corporate d area~ of Orange County will re. eel ve notices to remove weeds and Uebrls from their property to reduce fire hazards, according lo Carl Downs, chief of the California Depart· ment of Forestry. Downs said owners will have until April S to c lear their property. After that, uncleared property \lilll be cleared by a private contractor hired by the county. The charge for the clearing serVice will be added to the property owner's tax bill. An ad· ministrative charge of $15.22 also will be as- sessed against each pro- perty requiring clearing after April s. cousin and special assistant for administration, say Carter and staff members with expense ac- counts never use them to buy their lunches. Dennis Wise (right), a 24-year-old Elvis Presley fan who had facial surgery to m ake him look more like his idol Cleft>, is plann- ing a tour to raise funds for a museum he wants to fill with Elvis memorabilia. Property owners who feel there ls a problem in clearing their land should contact the co~ ty Fire Department's hazard reduction section before April S. r ;') ~ ~)t ' LOMARENA STUDENT PRACTICES DENTAL CARE Tara Robertson, 7, Brushes Using Mirror Busy 'Typical Day' For Sclwol Nurses By LAURIE KASPER Ot tht o.ilf Pllet St.If One recent Monday, Marilyn Steinhauser went to six different schools to teach five health lessons, participate in one teacher in-service training session and attend o ne staff meeting. lt may seem like a busy schedule but s he described it cis "pretty much a t ypical day." A TYPICAL DAY FOR FRAN Jehle means she may see as many as 90 youngsters with proble ms ranging from an illness or injury to simply •·reeling bad.·• The women are two of the seven full-lime and one part-time school nurses working in the Saddleback Valley Unified School Dis trict's 24 schools. ~They are there and they are busy caring for kids. And they think few people know that so they asked for some publicity. "We just don't think the community is aware enough of the school health programs," explained Barbara Mitchell, the nurse al Mission Viejo High School. TO PROVE IT, MS. STEINHAUSER, who works in the elementary schools, recalled a survey taken of the parents at one of her schools. Eighty percent were unaware that the school had a health program. Often, they said, they are asked, "Ar e you really a registered nurse?" In fact, they are registered nurses with special credentials for the school work. And Ms. J ehle, who works at El Toro High School, ' is enrolled in a nurse practitioner program which will qualify her lo do even more than the normal nurse. "Don't you just put bandaids on?" is another question the nurses say they often are asked. Their answer is a simple "no." ALTHOUGH FIRST AID IS a part of their job, they do much more than fix a child's scraped knee. "I like to think of m yself as the advocate of the child," : explained Ms. Jehle, who has worked in the school for l<> years. l( a student has a medical problem, then she works with the s tudent, his parents and teachers lo be sure he fits into the classroom setting. At the high school level, the nurses work with those students who can't take regular physical education c lasses. THEY ALSO SIT ON COMMITTEES ·and work on individual plan!!! required for youngsters needing special education classes. It all takes management and planning. And then there is the record-keeping required lo inform families or needed immunizations. It's a time-consuming task "but somebody has to care about a possible measles epidemic or whether they (students) are golng to get tetanus," M s. Jehle said. J T.be nurses a lso do vision and dental screening. This year, for · the first time. each youngster at every elementary school was screened by a dentist. T he nurses coordinated the program, taught 1 the proper method of brushing teeth and did the necessary tollowup. IF THEY FIND A CHILD who appears t o have been abused, the nurses are required to report it. Aithough the county's ebild ... abuse ftgiatry follows up auch cases, counseline of t.be famJJy often also is needed at the school level. · They say much of their time is spent counseling students whose problems tanse from ••school phobia.. to an unwanted EVEN WH EN THEY'RE entertaining someone on busi· ness, declared Lipsh •tz, and cousin Hugh (known among White House employees ~s A lf.,e-'111·tlte- sword, die·'111·tlte· •word pollclf ltas been spelled 011t in an lntenaal •emo. "Cousin Cheap">. the president and staff members carefully dis- tinguish between meals they eat and meals eaten by their guests. The cost of the meals they eat themselves come out of their own pockets, s ays cousin Hugh. lie says only the cost or the meals eaten hy guests comes out of the expense account~. Bu:-incssmcn don't make this d1:-t10c11on, L1pshutz !.ays. Carter himself talked about the distinction during a recent trip to New England. He told a town meeting in Bangor, Maine: "IF A WORKING man or woman takes a lunch to work. say a $1.50 or $2 sandwich and !>Om.cthing to drink and buy.s it.in J local store. a restaurant, you can't mark it orr as a business e'pensc But if a salesman or !-Omeone else has a \'ery Caney lunch and has a customer with them, then they can mark all of that off, ma);be a S25 00 or $30.00 lunch as a business expense ... I don't think that is right. Al1d I think we ought to do away with !l. .. 1t got Carter more applause than anything else he said. Second, there is the m alter of large lunches and small lunches. PHIL LARSEN OF the White House accounti:; office :-ays that. ~cncrally speaking-. only the cost of Carter's big lunches -those for. say a dozen governors - comes out of his $50.000 expense account. White House lunches for one or two guests -say Meany, and maybe Meany's !'ICC retary treasurer, Lane Kirkland - generally get paid for out of Carter's share of a separate SL0.000 expense account ap. portioned among the president and his top aides, Larsen says. Pres idential aide Hamilton .Jordan gets part of the $10,000 to buy hls business guests lunch; White House lobbyist Frank Moore gets some tor his busi- ness lunches; press secretary Jody Powell gets still another part, and so does domestic policy chief Stuart EizenstaL "WHEN YOU BOIL it out. nobody gets very much," says Hugh Carter. There is another differe nce between the president's $.50,000 expense account and the $10,000 expense account divvied up among Carter and his aides, Lipshutz says. Any unused portion or the $50,000 ls seen as income, m ean· ing Carter gets to keep it and has to pay taxes on it. Not so the $10,000. Whatever isn't used goes back to tbe U.S. Treasury, Lipshutz says. 't Music Legend Working Hard NASHVILLE, Tenn. CA P) ..L On a frigid night, patrons at the local bluegrass club couldn't believe their eye6. Ne1lher could the band, especially the mandolin player, who got nervous. Bill Monroe, "The Father of Bluegrass." paid his dollar and walked into the club unannounced. ·~1 rusr DECIDED TO GO by there and see the people,'0 he said later. "1 wanled them to know I'm not above them." Monroe, 66, remains engrossed in the musical· form he created 40 years ago. He's on the road performing more than 200 days a year. appears on the Grand Ole Opry and has bluegrass fe!-.t1val!> 1n southl•rn Indiana that draw larger crowds every year. A foll rcsti val bas just been added. "That's my trouble -I work loo hard," he said. "I just love to work. I don't know if I'm slowing down." Retirement, he said, has crossed his mind. "Some day it'll have to happen. As long as m y health's good, I 'd hate to quit. I like to travel and play to crowds and build up to the point where we like lo see each other. If l do MONROE 'Muleskinner Illues' to- day, l still put everything I have into it.·· HF.'O R AT HER NOT TALK ABOUT whether new musical forms are wa1liog to be discovered, as bluegrass was just before World War 11. Pressed, he acknowledged tt's poss ible. "It's something that '>'ould take a lot of study- ing and effort and ideas. It couldn't go together O\ crn1i.:ht. You'd have to look way ahead. 1t would take a l;{ood, solid young man with a lot of will power who really wanted [ EJ to know what he wanted NASllJ/l LL in it and out of it. When I SOUND started, there was a {ield open." Monroe's legacy is monumental. Bes ides creating a musical form, he helped develop mus icians like Lester Flatt and Earl Scruggs, who played in his group, "The Blue- grass Boys." ASKED ABOUT ACHIEVEIUENTS he's proudest of, he said "To have a family and r aise kids tooriginatelh1s music a nd beontheOpry. .. Bluegrass has brought more people together and made more friends than any music in the world . You meet people at festivals and renew ac· quaintances year after year. "I .iust hope that people will still come along and respect bluegrass and know I was on their side and still am on their side. Bluegrass has changed some," he said. ''I ADD S0~1 E TO MY music each year. We change the arrangement and timing to keep it coming along. A lot of young people are playing modern bluegrass and doing a pretty good job with it. But they know where home base is. There's a lot of young, powerful ones learning to play. "People hke Lester Flatt, Mac Wiseman and Jim and Jessie know the way it should be done." "We'll practice 30 minutes or !!IO on the way to Florida. H's searching for new material and it keeps my fingers and wrists ln sbape." Hospital Offers Med Sclwlarships prc1nancy. Sa-ddlebeck Valle bith ~ sen.l.o.r.s who Ms. J ehle said their focus always is on health education and THIRD. THERE JS the plan medical careers have unttl March 31 to apply 1ellingstudentstotakepropercareofthemselves. questlon of what happens when fot MIRsion Community Hospital Auxiliary .. ON nns 'PARTICULAR DAY, a girl passed out al ber school Carter buys lunch for a member s.ohoJarships. ' .. because ahe bad been tryln1 to lose weitbt by not eaUn1. So Ms. of hi• 1t.aff. Applicant!, who mu.~t have malotalfted 3.0 , .feble talked "1th ber about proper diet methods, cave her some .. Th~ realdent picks up 8 grade •veragea, can obtain form1 f'otn literature and promised to check on her later. check?" asked ono lde in· acbot•rshlp counselors at Mlaatan Vlejo. El Toro; .Jtheee ...,..4oA't-wMr b'NlttlcmaJ. •blle.llnlform.• ~ad cred.uJOL1111, a • Dana Hllls, San Clemente, Silurado anct ~ Ju lib m,, of t.he-1clllool9'~tt1111en.~iil~iPlamlctli:::.:: Net ,__ ;..... ... d•• P....-ll . Captatnno Valle.Y .bl! at~ 1.ad Hboaanb{p bee.use thet.rem.Ph!Sla ta OQeducatloa. 1 bll.....,.. ,_ uu_..t tl ~.. cbatrmUt+ Mnr.e&iul INDtb. , They often ao JOto claqt'Ooml to=emtlit tef.cha' Jwona ~ '-,. "'... •• a c... .. Applicanta art to Jucta.ct on tcbolutlc abW· Clll IGCb thiJ\&S U nutrition •• .........,. and .iCClbOlab\at. aay~r:.:::~=dl~Ut, ty, community lnvolvemenl and demonstrated 89" thQ've '1lo •ooe Into ~ c &IMI to dllc:Ull the Finally, there ls the matter o( •financial nffd, •he Hid. lmport.mce of tlahl conte"•tioL Mad, u.e,•ve ~td •llbt and Jlmmy'alUDChw with MOlalynn. ... rtb. Joae9"~ .!'rt Us!& .... fudtnl the~ of Helea , Keller. ~ t lDt TIRY ALSO TEA.CR ~ AIP eljlUL.~tlll~ • • iducatJon ~am and bOOl'lO comflele a -~·~nhn for (I ia1I arade le~. f \ .,.. 1'1MrJ biellHe tt'a hDDGrtimt WOt°i IMcame; ~ ...,. Iii~ Iii iludenta ., .......... to JHra ......... MM:tm Ill ..,ctety. Wetling Pany Regroups For the n Record Db•olttdon• J l .. INWOOD, IOWA CA P) Ol 1'1orrfage .. 1 .......... ,.,f7 -It was the 50th wed·· KEMP, 011qu1ia Row...., Wllford ding anniversary of s1o11es;nRAHN,K.-vt1J.Mldlmr b l .: SPATARO. &Arb¥• Ann Md Gil ert and Lottie An111ony J•mu; BERGERON, Medale n of Coralville Rl<h•rd 1... -c:..ro1 A. eo1v1N, and 1.t h ad an ai·r Of C•rm•n E. •nd Rlcr..trd Jo~oll; MARTIN, "-'f E. -~l'INS N.; familiarity about it. MORALES' Mttllwl G. •nd v1v1•n The entl. re or1' g1'nal le•; SCHAFFNE&_ Vlc10fy R. -Georoe Arlllur; l(UJVLUI(. Alcr..rd wedding party returned P •"" Louh• F.; PATION, c..o L. to help the Medalen's ·n:~:~.E&f90r'f At..,....,°"",,. c e I e brat e at Our G•v: FAJARDO. A"'onlo ~,...., C" • • L h and Jo~~11na: ANDEA!°><>N, Lvnlen ...... a v I 0 r s u t er a n D•v•d ...., T•r~; GARNER, SyM• Church in rural Inwood. Ol•n• """ At•.n L~•oy, ANDRE. Jn addl'ti'on lo the Wlnotrrd G<1rltpy •nd rrank M ; JONES, 04!1!<• A. •nd Lo'tn l ; wedding party, just to JONES Pa1nc1d Lvnn •"" Oo"9••• retain th e prope r ~~.;~0:i~\ln':DR~: .. ;M~";1<1;~~ atmosphere. the origina l SLACK, Ger••d w. -"°'°'"'": so I 0 is t a nd 0 r g an is t :~::.~E. Alen.rd ~rnn•d .,.., J•nel managed to repeat their FREGtH. t.o<enz F. and RaclWt Pe rformances. c : JOHNSTON, St1e11a Jo ..,., c..art R.; ICING, Michell• L • .->cl H•rvy H ; It WaS not the first ICNAPP, IOncy Gall •nd Eric lime the church had Cor•111= BROOKS.~-"" S111¥1 and D•n11y LM; BAYLON, M<l..U.. been the SCene Of a Lucia and P.W Maril; STILWELL, Id d d . SM.ti\ G. 111\d FonHt H.; WAU., {;0 en We 1ng an• Gerald C. Jr. and Marguel A; niversary for the w1LEY. 0t_1.,..,..,..,R1<11?A1· Medalen family. len; MANNIS, Norm•n M, ano urln; ilbe rt Medalen's scorr.a..wra.JHnenctOouol.-s nd ts J b t..&.1 Vert1; MOORE. Gordo" E. •t1d paren ce e ra cu ica1111e.,.; llEASLev, J•,.,•• r 50th anniversary in Howerd .,.d Alfth o.; TOMES, the s ame church in 1912, 8•r1Nr• Joann -Larry J_,.,,; RtOOICIC, Pllllll> M. and Gl•nd• and his parents had orion; PtRKLE. "*'" -.._, theirs at that location in c · SARELL. CY""•"'• A. -Gary 1944. L. ERICKSON, N. lltld L•ur•tte: HICKS, Doris 01--Thom.n A ; AOICOURT, Wolllam L. llnd Helen UCI Prof To Study Emi-ssions A UC rrvine e ngineer- ing professor h as been awarded $80,000 to study and then predict pollution emissions Crom gas t urbine e ngines, which are primarily used to power jet aircraft. Dr. G.S. Samuelsen of Irvine, associate pro· fessor of mechanical and environmental engineering. is the re- cipient or the two-year National Science Foundation grant The project will com· plement Dr . Samuelsen's continuing work I n the UCI Com bus lion Laboratory. w hich is sp(>nsored by the U.S. Air Force Of· flee or Scientific Research. Hospital Donation Awarded M : ALLS, !>Mny O. anct Coml•t10; COSTELLO, Ywt>el M. -Anlllonv P : HAYES, Anild F. -Oor\elO W.; STEIN. TllOfNI\ L--8¥ .... a M..; HOSKINS. ICUTl~•I<'• tnd Daftitl JOlln, SPACKMAN. Send,.. L. -Jerry J.; l(ING. Vtt~tl• M. •nd T•ov G.; CARDOZA, Daniel L. ""'1 H•yclH; SOTO, Bolivar •nd Ltl1 .. • T. Fl,.,~11 HARTMAN, Oorollly Vorglnla and 0<'1 rr,.d; KUCHENBECKER, Chris J . •nd Jan1n~. TROMBLEY, Lort·••"e G •nd t(ennetn w . BARAJAS, ~ltM alld Etadk> Arreoonoo; PRICE. Wiima •nd Waller E .; CORWIN, R-.att C. .MCI Cynthia IC.; HARBAUGH Slt ... n Kent •net IC•ren J-; JACOBSON, Virginie SuP .t1ld Marry J.; UREY, Mary G, W>d Wilham W.; WALSH, R-m•rl•-Edwerd F. HANNA. A-rt J.,,...,s -5"-(a Lu; BRETTO, S.ndra Jun aftd David JatnH; LEFEVERS, DI-M . •nO Jerry O.; BLEVINS, Llrlda IC•tlltee11 •t1d Wiiiiam Ftovde; WALTER, GftlG""' G. and Jtrome wn ..... ; DIETRICK, David c. •lld Joyo E.; HUUS, Atb@-ka Mar'-end Chuck J11y; TRIMBL.E. Mllry F. ind Ml<"-I O.; PIEPCR. Pr'ftl.,.. lee •fld s ..... an-E ; TULLAR, Oonn• Fr~ •ncl Lvi. E...,e. 0'8RIEN. GlowdlM Marie end Mld1atl Johll; SMITH. Lynn I!. - lllornH C.; BANI( HA ROT. Pl\1110 J. and sandr• K; CUNNINGH ... M, Boyd c . and Est11er M..; BOHRENBACHER, Lind• G. end G•ry L...; OYl(STltA, JllllY A. •fld Nick Jr.; KAOOATZ. Ml<lllMI ~" •Ad M¥~ AM; 8EU.. CMdv It, •Ml Eerl 8. Jr.; CLOOf'ILTER, J•m.s e ..... Ullda L.; 8AKl!lt, Cl~c• Galt -1.eoMrd Roi-. SUAY, Kevin W. -Mary LYM: GREGG, Vernon L. J•. and i..IJ R11lh; AUGER, Lorelne O. 911d Wutey A. Jr.: STUHR, Cynllll• Olan• llftd Robrrt G . Jr,; CRAWLEY, Marltyne L. -SI...,. H.; CAMPB ELL. G<Preld A. a11d Pat•lci. ().;TATRO, o.orve E. Md 'V•ltrle AM. Marriage u~. ""-" HSIJ-"SU -R-1 'f""O-Ml"9, t2, •nd T•o-Hwan, JI, b0111 of Coll• Mesa. GA80URIE·OURAAHT -Joe, 61, llftd Maroar.t fffry, •, ~ tll ..,_ • Cl.-te.. A h 0 s pi l a 1 c 0 n. 1(1£AIU•WTARKEY-Rlcl~mt ,tay, tribution of $8,000 has 21,end~Row.n.t1o"'"'ea.u. b e e n pres en t e d to MHa. ...._ 11 Haro Id L. Gano, u.wts·l'Ylltt -J-An-.Jr .. "· Saddleback Community :! :'.,~':,'~'!~ -i vie1orl• e .. "· Hospilal exec:..utive v£e:NSTllA·SCHROE0E11 -director, by the boutique ~.....,,,.,..,.,...o.,,.., __ ...,. lllOll\MH11111inql0tl&e4Kll. volunteers. M.ORRISON.JISStll -Wllllam Alllert, a, ...,, w..se LAlllw, •t, The presentaUon was '*" • u.-"''"' made by Kathy Salmon, ~.'.!:='~~.= preaident of \he Rancho :~~:'~::~oRVM-Peulltlrtlfl. Viejo Woman's Club "· a1141 vi,..... A1111. ... """ oc Which spons~rs the clft .............. . ~ ... p.,.l:()e-.""4_,~~ ... ~WNNMllllfW-..,,._ ... .,,~_,,,_..._,..,, ....... , ... , __ _._ Ject, •aid 1pokcswoman, w ~ ......, l4. •11 .. C111Mt )lary Weldy. ~·11.Fuu•"TON -~ Eft•,., i., .. W•tml11,\tr0 _. Other pats attendJns _.,..,. ............ ~ . the efttlt were William l't11.1.owwoHN$T01t -J.,,. Wa#K•, ' -MIMIM-T~ ti, C. Ed"•ar, president: 11o111 .. ........,...,.. Saddlcb1ck Commu.n3ty' HAH•M110411 -~ .. ........_ H l t I b ~ d f "· .... Ellltl• Vtrwlk ........ 0 $ p l 0. 0 8 I 0 1,.,,1,,. dlrectort,; t>r Lydl• G. ~"~=~.:!~';. Deane, MOCJDd vice Pl'f· ~ ~ ..._ ' aldent tJI lbe board. and OALbOt.eAU'-"°"" ~ D0rat.b1 Col9'r, board =.5.....,,a.1111111•'-.....__ Of thi Sqpport Jat IO-WOOCI -v.,.._ tc.. U. Qroap COilDaL :=.=~ ~...,." ... t ' f I PUBLIC NOTICE •ICTITIOUS austNl!H MAMI! STATl!Ml!MT Ti.. loll°"'lnQ pe,.on I\ dOlnO bU\1 ,.,_. ., Tnt DR"\ INN l014 Ploo<enU•. Jim.. t 8olll"9t' lU WO• Cotti MtW~•lllotnl<1 '1UI F~t. C 1 Mew, CJMtlornt• t lAZ. Tiii\ bu t b c-..c1eo ov •n 1n CllvlClu•I. J•me• R Bolllno<"r Tiiis tt•t-1 w•t 111eo w11n '"" County Clerk al Or•noe County on February 9, 1m. l'tttll PubllV•fll Ort"9t (..pftt ·Dellv Pl\ol, F•b. U , It, H Ind M4r $, 1971 ~H 18 ~~~~~~~~- PUBLIC NOTICE fllCTITIOUS •UStMISS NAME UATl!MINT bu~~:e.~o~~ow1n11 ~"ont are doing MANAGiMENT !>E.RVICE.S Al.DONNA WHOlESAl..E.RS. ALDON NA INOUSTRll:S. 1116 Or.tnqe. No 8 . Colt• Mew."'"'°'"'" t"i.21 AIClonn• Conttrucnon In< • C1hlornl• <or-Ilion, 111' Or•n9• No. 8. C:o•t• -•• c•11•orn11 •2411 Tnll l>U .. N >i ,, conou<teo or • '"' 0<>r1llon AIOO<'ln•Contl,.l(tlon Int 8t-tyJ TOiiey ~ n .. ,., Tn1, \IA\.ment Wtt\ ftltcS *"" 'tit County Ct~r• ot Orin~ County on Fe1>ru1ry 9. 1911 ....... Publl\ne<I 0.MO~ CO.ti 0•1ly Pilot Feb. 11. 19, lb dnO ,.,..., S 1~11 PUBLIC NOTICE flCTITIOUS aUSINl!U NAME STATf:Mf:HT Slo 18 Tne toll001l119 ""''°" I\ 001no out• neu .s. I NTERNATIONAL MAR INE INSTRUMENTS WEST. Ill Wo • 111n SI., Unit c-U, °"'a M-4 .. , CA ~1&21 G~rQC W. 8aMth, 1304 Joan• Dr S.nl• An•, CA. 'l?/01 Tnts bUtlMu Is con<luclt <I by 1n 1n dlvldu•I Geon;1• W. 81n••n This \l•ltme11I wb\ hit'<! w•lh '"" county Cle;• ol Or.l'IQe Counl, on Feoruny IS, 1t11 ... .,.1 Pub11•"9<1 Clr•"'I" Coa\I 0 .. 11, P1101. Fel»u.,y 1,, U, l<\O M•rcn ~ u 1911 Stt II PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT The fol1owu~ Ptr \Oft t\ 001no t>u1• ..... ~$ •• T .. E ARROGANT ADMIRAL. Whol-ltr~ ell IOut1ut D•cor 11)1 81y\1dt Or , St•P •1, COfOM O•I M•r Calolorn1a 9'l61S Kim"'""" c.-1.on. 1131 oa"""'· Or , CoroN Otl M4r, c.i1rorn11 t.l!US Tiii• buWMtst os con<lucltd by an in· dlvldual. ICA\htrint C•rlton Tiii• H•I-• WI\ 111...t w1tn ,.,. County Cl••-ol Or1n00t C:ounly on Ftbru1ry •. 1918 ..... ,, Publllhed Or1119e Co.a\I D6lly P1lol Feb. U, 19, 24 ond M4r S, 1918 S14 18 PUBLIC NOTICE Sl ATEMIENT 0" ABAHOONMENT OF USE 0" l'ICTITIOUS IUSIHESS MAME Th~ to11ow1no ocr\Of"t~ '"Y' Jtb.,n OC>Md If\• ~Of lh• ••Ch\IOU1 C>U\lntu na"°'e PET PICKUP, 1SIS E119t1no. Hun t•nglon 8e<Kto. C•l1f0<n1a 971M8 lh~ Fltt10ou'\ Ou\1ne-~"° N•rn~ ,,, fftrr•d 10 •bow-w~., fllfd '" Or•n91 County on Sei>1tm1>er I, 1471 c.,01 A Cl<'oow. 7SI~ EnQland, Hunt1no1on8.ac11. c.1o1orn•"•~ Sandra F l(jjllfr, t SS Joann Slrett, Coit•~. c;.111orn11 926U Ttth --U>nduc.~ bv • gener1I partnrr\llip S..not4 F . l(f\tlfr Trus s1o11ement ••• IHf!d w1111 111• County Cttrk Of 0<1"9f Counly on February 9, lt11. "'""' PublllMCI Ora-Coe\I Dilly Pilot Feo. n , 1'.,......, ,,,.r. s. 1911 P U!'LIC NOTICE l'IC'tlTIOUS auSINIESS HAM!. STATIMIEHT 11'·11 Tiie lollow1r>Q P'fr\On\ .,, d01llO bu~1ne\\ .u MI CHAi.. GAfEN l..I MITEO EDITION, 671 C.ltnneyrt !.trtel, API •. l..•Qun• llHCPI, (.A. 'l?Ot Karen Orown1 &/I Gtenneyrf 'tre•t, Apt. 9, t..•.11un• llHcn. CA. 'n&St MtCl'\AI Gret'n, q811•1 C11t.illf"la Drive, LIQUNI Beacn, CA ,,.~1 D•ryl C P""'· 011 C.lennevrt Strul, 1'Pt 9, L•Qund &u<ll, "' 9?UI Tr.ts butlr>ess I~ conducl•d by " genera I P'Ortnennlp l<.,M8r-n MlcNIGreen Daryl c. Prins This \tal-t WH llled With ""' County Cler~ or Or1npe Counly on February U, t'1•. ttEMKOI' a BUOOEM•ir.uM Al..aw~Mlaft Sell• 0 , -~·· L.att1•1 •eall, CA. tliUt Fl")I P11blltf\eCI Orange Cool D11ly Piiot. Ftbru41ry 19. ,., M4rcn S, U, ltll ·~71 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 D A I L y p I L 0 T c L A s s I F I E D ... CLASSIFIED INDEX to Place Yo11 Ad, Call 642·5678 HOOS£S ftlR SAL£ ''""''"' hi1tl•1 .. ii.1 .... J u .. H"Mlf ttv111n..,\ll • l •p1"tr.tf\h \'4 o11lh loroo• <htt 1\ihr t t.JOt .. \lf',.;. u~u ...... ;..., .• ~.I Taro .. ullll\¥1R \'111tl"' nunhn"CHI ff"WI h ll\ll(tt' •-•t(&.m.1 Ht1oh I ..... UOif UtU• 1 .. -.1,r1 .. '\111.u• I Ml"''"'\ •fl4-' ~; '1:".:1~~;:rtt !'-Mn Ju.-o t •"I I•.,.,.. '-'"'•An .. "'-'111 IW•1.b "'-11101 I .. , un., ~. 1n11n1iur \1ot;11t """'' ~ ... ,, REAL CSTATC Atr..·•11-t' lor"-.. 1• AJ.•r,,,,..1\4 .. 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FINANCE h\.r 1n1 0PSNtl KuHtt• .... V.iiiOlffl lnu--..t~nt (>JlJI'~\ \ lnu .. ,,..."'-nt \\ .. nttd \t,;M \tol.t1ain ""'on \\i111t'U Muth~-''"' Tl>, ANHOUHCEMEHTS, PERSONALS & LOST & FOUND 1'nnnun" .. mrnt C.1111 f'•JVI lA"r .. t '1"'"' ln~f 4' t MH~t f'•·t-.on .. t -._,.,.,fll11,)' 1 ,.~d SERVICES EMPLOYMENT & PR£PARA TIOH ""'-' h-i1i111 ... h1· trur\Jhn J11h~.wl,-·f 1111~ v..nt\'d '1 I. t MCRCHAHOIS£ Ant"l~U \~,,.,. .. ,, t."'\ A~U·in Kf(' .. ,., ..... tkaidtnlC '."ti.It n .. i , .. .: '"' lwl tOtH IV." llX/I """ l~t! l••'I llNO WH lh~ IO';J ..... fill .'1Vll .. ,.. .. l"MJ (" .. m--ui fl t.QUlpff,1•At ~ .~.. -••• ..a;. ,..,._.> .. .. ..... h...-to\ou ••>d t"\lrNhlh• Al.1)1) r .ar "''" "-•lt 1W1,.\ "'""'"" """' l..,.....nold lioo<b , ,...... Jf"'f'ln ,.,..,, La\ H-toclt • • .,a N•t h1oet) ,.,,,. !.trJ,("e"\1~'i ....., ~hveU•neOt.h "..anl• d "'*' \Ju'' •' Jn .. lrum•·r\\ ,_,-"1 ~htt turn• ~uw ~ P.U 11(1117 ,.,.nm"' rui,,.n" •~•1 ~ .. mi: Ma• tunt"'> friilh~ ~tin)! f1tMAh Ml,ll'JI 'ilMT ftr".taurwm.tJ~r •~, ~·~ ~~ 1 \ lltt(hO •hfl.~fH'V 1'1'.M BOATS & MARINE EQUIPMENT f.t·n~r .. I ~ .. 11' M.unl Wn•'•' Hrhth.M .. nnt • flUll• tvJ,.i ... r,;._.,., Ho.,1 ... Jl•r1t t h••lt 1 •~o .. \._,s_.., IV, .. L<ii.Shft\ llo<·\.., &,;th~1rlA Mt lio..b.:'llnr ;U!t' TRANSPORU TIDN Aire nit t •mflf'r'\ '-i..;;ilt-k\:fll t kf1tif' t .. r, \lr,tok Ht;n1t\ • \IOCor I ,,.-s. .... Vrllfttp. \t<A<>< llm\ "'I• Htnl Tr~1len TU'-d !~~~~ .. ~~ll~•rt• AUTOMilBILE (if'nt"f.ll Anh~U-t.-,, (_"I • .. 'll1' Rf'u .... tH>n \ ~"'"',..... Sonrh R .. « Ho<h t '4httl Un\.t'I Trot•..., •• \ •lh Au\ol~~.l'l•fllo! • i\u1thW<antt"d. ~,,,, ~·'II .,,,_. • ti.ii •• • Q1 ~· . ,,111 ~110 . ,,,., ... ~ow •• ,'t\ln ,..._ ... ... ~., •• 'It.ill .......... .~6 "itJ . ..... ·~ AUTOS, IMPORTED ft1 nt'fll • IJjOl AU11 kl)fn!•n •fiib At~I; »,1t, Au11lln 11-:.,.h:) .11719 uMW 9il'* ~:::It . . ~~g IJaLSUn ... • 'li,..1i t"d'Url •• lf7.:J ........ . ,,.~ Honda.... :nil J .. cua1 .. )f1JU Jf'n. .. ..-tl • • •tlll K.irmt4nn Uh1.1 ~•tL• Mud.-.. . Hf • .,. Merc•dh O.nz. .. u1•0 ~w ..... . . . .... ~i•~ MGO ••• • •• • • • • ~714 Opel. ..• .. •.• .!JlW PMnlera ••••••• , • •• 91 fl P""l!eol ... . .• • • •• •.• .• • • II~ PocKho • .. , • . • . . . . • .. .. . • !fl.>(! Rftl""lt . .. • • • • .. • • .. • • . • • • 91» Rol\li ROJIC• • • • • • • • • •• • • Vf)I Rl>'ff ................. • .IU7 Saab • .•• •• .......... • .• 17.U s.. ........................ ~ TO)IOl• .................... 117'5 Tnumph.. ..... .. . .• "1'1 .. -·· I - -l ......._ _ _.Cnr Sa&. Sunday. March 5. 1978 DAIL'( PILOT BS Sunday. Ma1ch 6. Hl76 DAILY PILOT 03 Wh•o•t .. .,, .. ,. The Bluest Marbtpaac. on the Orqe Coast ,,....y_& Pftj>Clfat•• DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS .......... ln ... 1-111 & ,._.... 5000 *' l!MrcllondlM ...... & Met ... (~M 7000-7199 eoc»-eot9 You Can Sell It, Find It, ( 642 5678 ) T rode It With a Want Ad • AMoun<tMtnh Pononol• l .. 1 I f eund S010 S.99 '-''""' I Ropcw> .000 6099 One Call Service Fast Credit Approval 9000 909\J, Ali•omob ... , & e!llor fron'PO"loloon 9100.'"9 ~-~!~!.~~-~~: ........ ! ~~!:!.~~~-~~•••••e•• ~~:::~~~.~~ ••..•... ~~:::!.~~~~ ....... ~~::!!.~~-~~ ........ ~:::!.~~~~ ....... . GeMt"OI I 002 GeMt"a& I 002 GeMral I 002 Gefff'al I 002 htl«Clll I 002 G.-ral ' I OOl . ••......••..••.•...••.... ._. ........................................................................................ •········•···········•· .... llllllllllll~~~ ....... 111111111..................... . . . BEST IN BLUFFS 4 IR EHD UNIT Early Bluffs. view. rare opportunity! 2200 Sq. ft .. bright. open, beamed ('eil's .. form . din., 3 ba., lge. encl. private patio. $165,000 OPEN 1·5 21I4 VISTA LAREDO IAYFROMTS 2 Beauties. panoramic v1ews, end units, like new. 1950 Sq. ft., 3 BR. 2t :i ba .. form din $154.500: $205.000 W1th land. OPEN SAT/SUN/MONfTUES. 1·5 2975 9UEDADA (off Vltto cW Orol 527 PL.A YA (off Vl1ta Pcrodal HELEN · B. DOWD REALTOR INC. 644-0134 CitMral I 0021 GetWrol I 002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• OPEN HOUSES SAT & SUN 1-5 2B~mt H Swift Ct. Nwpt Bch, $165.000 17 Swift Ct, Nwpt Bch, $149,500 125 Via Yella. Lido Isle. $219.500 SALES MANAGER JERRY DeAINZA OPEN HOUSE SUN. I ·5PM 9777 Shamrock Ave., Fountain Valley 4 Br, 1''amily Rm, 3 Ba, beautifully decorated, high grade carpets & drapes. Close to everything. Excellent floor plan, clean & well kept home. We are looking for Real Estate Agents at this time. Inquire for free Real Estate license & training. Contact Jerry DeAinza 18055 MOCJftolla St. Fowttoift v Ciiiey 96).8311 3 8edr00fft1 lU9 Pearl, Bal. Isle, $275,000 1919 La Cuesta. Tustin, $315.000 22 Wild Goose Ct, N.B. $122,500 41~ ~~~:! .......... !?.~~,~~~:! ... ~······!~~~ •2854 Carob, N.B. (pool> $155,000 5286 Royale, Irvine, $1041400 5 Bedrooms 41 Bodega Bay, CDM, $279,000 ~I MARTEN ' Re&>I Estate RIAL ISTA1'1 640-53 5] EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY Pub&ilher's Hofiu: GtMf'al 1002 .................•.•... S&SHOME 38 d('n, i :i. Ba sn. SiS.000. Won •t la~t. Ca II NOW! Agl. 751 0553 or 556-3928. NEWPORT HEfGHTS OUR SPECIALTY •MEMBER• lnlrn"l R E. Nel\\'Ork Newport Height:. Rily 645-5044 All real estate adverttsed m this newspa~r 1s i.ub- Jecl to Ule l''ederal Fair Housing Act of 1\168 ~hlch makes it illegal to adverl1se ··an y pre-l•--.. -...... -... 1 Cercnce. llm1tution. or dlscrimlnat1on based on race. color, re1t..i1on. sex. or national origin. or an mtentton to mak<' 'tiny such µreference. l1m1la lion, or d1:.cnmmal1011 . · · This newspupcr will not knowini;il.v an:<'pl any advertising ror real <'Slate which is m viola· lion of the law. ---- ERRORS: Adnrtis•rs lhollld check ~ir ads daity and r~ .,.. ron l,,.,_diat.ty. The DAILY PILOT au111nu liability for ~ tint in- cornd in1ertion only. 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• INVESTOR'S SPECIA! S46,000 Guurded gateway pro- tects lavish grounds with pool. Secluded entry to executi\'e li\'ing room. Sunshine gourmet kitchen overl ooks pri valt! courtyar d . Sweeping master bdrm & child's rclrcaL Owner is anxious. Submil any offer! 847-6010 QUALITY Outstanding pool home \.1.1\h s· spa off masll'r bedroom. gas fed brrck flrcpit. solid oak dmmg ruom chtn:t cabinets guurm el kil e h l!n & ~t y l1 s h decor . :1 Bedroom, den. dining room & a great location CALL 751-3191 t:=.SELECT I PROPERTIES LAR .. E FAMILY 1 SMALL llUOGm -4 BR,·2 BA, well located home in Irvine. Carpets & drapes, fenced yard, brick fireplace, plus more. It's a nice clean & basic house & priced to sell fast. $79,900. Op•n Sunday 1·5 at 14922 Gai1tford. lr'flM. . PANORAMIC VIEW -Two story, 5 BR. waterfront prope rty. Room to · accommodate 3 boats. One of Newport Beach's most sought after areas. $767,500 640-9900 GeMral l 002 GeMrol 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ··················•···· WISH ME A BEACH VILLA HAPPY llRTHDAY please. rm a \ acant one ~ r old & I m \'Cry. n~ry lonely I'm big for my age w J-1 b<lrms & :i ha I hkc kids 100 Call m y master al 9611·33i I $105,000 unbelievably low price!! Just blocks from the water. Xlnt Newport Beach l(){"ahon Sprawl- in~ contemporary home. Woori deck c nlr v. Spacious living area wfrh massive frpk. rus tic furruly room . Open beam ceilings & we t har. Circular stair leads to OCEAllJfROllJT fantastic s un d eck . ""' ""' Hurry on this one' ! Call By owrwr. 2 Br I Ba ea today! 6-16·7171 unl. loc at quiet end of W o<tri 111~."1 •• u · ,, 1 •• • • Newport. 548·7219 or [ rmmJll :.~": • ., old """ fo, \81 lmiwlJ new good ies with a --Classified ad. 642.567• Have som ething to sell? "' Classifjed ads do it well. STAR GA'ZEK~~ ... t--"'..;.•..-••;..;.U~--1<• Cl~ l' ll POLL.\S'----.----1 /fh .,.,., 11 J:>. Yovr Oro.Ir Arff\"ff1 Cv.0. M Sf" Ul~RA:t .,.. d.-.... ~,. If ~ttotJ1ng lo tAe .$lot• V • 9 10.n. To dt•tl~p m•uogo lor Monday, o<:r u w ..,. •'!< 11 }1~ , r<Od """'"' c<i<•o•pond•f'9 IO ~rt i>ll.Jl.51 -of YOAJ< Zod1oc b"'" ''0" ·11>~ II H '°~ I ""'f 4' f ' ·~ fl'" ,,,,,, ,, .a " ' 'J t \ 1°1 JI., V: •I'•' :it~-'"'" '4~~ ... ,,. ,. ,,,, .... 411,..-1111) If fl+i.1 •bWt,11 1 '"'"..-i.~,. ,,, .. '"'"' 1'Hll .. .,.. A1!1WIP',,, 1ltlu1u1t 4)h•rW • ,.,,,,, '.OC11h~i t t•alu O\ .. , • "!u 1! t C",1'.mH'f>i°•ft V ... l\n•'f' H.,,,..,I.. t-tOt .'• ~()( •• t-4 """' , Adl'fltl1., 1t,'1Cll)\l;k.IM • '" t•~l\t ~lf,,u • .., •h.\ .,,. ,,,.,\ 8 1 111 MW1H '" 'll()n '\JW•tt1 wro @Ad .. nr • O..• ' r • ,. l ., .. ~ ...... Pete /Ja,.,.eft Rea/tg prejenfj NEW LISTING-HARBOR HIGHLANDS YOUNG SOPHISTICATIOH for a lucky fami ly. Warm woods. s kylights. immaculate inside & out. Charm and appeal in every nook and cranny. 3 Bedrm. 2 bath and large family room. See this today! $125,900 2021 ~ah. M.a. SGl/SuR 1·5 NEW LISTING-80VER SHORES EXCITEM&n' It DR~t-4A for a special family ! Soaring wOOd ceilings prevail in the entry, living room, dining room and family room. This is a custom 3 bdrm view home -treat yourself to the best'. $274,900. I S 0 0 Antiqua, M.a. S. l·S.i NEW LISTING-BALBOA IEST FOR THE LEAST -popular Peninsula Point. Enchanting 2 bdrm. 2 bath cottage. Newly decorated, cozy fireplace. Move in now and enjoy your s ummer al the beach. $159,500. I 574 E. Ocffft ll•d. lolboa Sat/Sult l·S OWNER IS PACKING THIS VIEW PROPERTY •~ almost ready for s pecial people who appreciate this fantastic location. 3 Bedrms. family room with 180 panorama of ocean bay islands and sunsets. ' 9 I I Kings Rd. M.I . Sat /S-I ·S LOTS OF EXTRAS 9UAUTY VIEW HOME. 3 Bedrm. 3 bath, private study and breakfast room. Extra parking in the cul·de-s ac alley. Room for RV. Big price reduction! 302 Kings Rd., H.B. Sot;s.. 1·5 CLIFF HAVEN-POOL OWNER ANXIOUS TO SELL this vacant and ready 3 bdrm and family room home. Excellent terms ~ood locale. Come on in ! 61 I kift«Js Pl, N.8. Sat/S-1.5 BAYCREST A·FRAME PRIME HE:IGHIORHOOD -Ivan Wells beauty with cathedral ceilings. 3 Bdrms, 3 baths, loft den overlooking the living room. A choice home in this fine area. $192,500. 1920 eCIRllQOdD11 e, H.I . Satts-t·S - WATERFRONT BACHELORS HAVEN YOUR OWM DECK & GARDEN Overlooking canal in ~wport Shores. 2 Story, 2 bcdrm hom replete with charm and livability. OU own the land. Call the Chapmans for details or. sec it today. $148.500 20 I CCMCll, M.8. S.. 1 ·5 OCEAN VIEW . ACROSS THE WIDE OPEN SPACES SEE Catalina and s unsets from this 3 bedroom. dim'\g room Condo. Built-in wet-bar and o'lher amenities. Super location! # 14 Swift Ct. Mwpt Cre1t s..dcry 1 ·S loff Coluntbial H.I. HOME WITH GUEST HOUSE POOL -IN IAYCREST -Open, airy 3 bedroom, family room home built around lovely pool. Top condition. Move right in. Now $208,000! ! 1822 lutton~I. N.B. StMay 1·5 GRANDMA'S COTTAGE AT THE IEACH. Just like she left it - immaculate & char~ng. View of ocean. 2 Bdrms. 2 bat~ -furniture included. What more do you want? I 06-27tt. St. H.B. s..day l·S LIDO ISLE ON THE WATER LET WATStF«OMT LIVING be your new way of life. Lovely 5 bedroom 5 bath home with lar{!e pier and dock for several boats. On t he leeward side of the island. I 12 Via Udo Nord, N.I . 5-day 1 ·5 BRING YOUR LARGE FAMILY TO THIS NEW LISTING. 5 Bdrms, 3 baths plus large family room. Covered 6 4 2 VoluwaJCll , • . • • • • •• tr.U Volvo........ ...... • ••••• tm .............. .. $©\\.otllA-~t,~s· patio. ~icr~wave oven and large work area m kitche n. Formal dining. Excellent location, Eastside Costa Mesa. $9,999. • 5 AUTOS, NEW G""4"1'tl... •• •••• • ••• MIO AUTOS,US£0 ~<ll G«1Wfal • "~··········· .S..t-. C.d1ll1c f•m•ro t"l'M'\rtllfl l..1lr111,.r t:Omf't I (.:ut1Ct1,•••f4111 ~•)f'W.UI' • Er' -·-~··· f ... -.::t .... • ll!lll • 'YJ21) w;::; •.. .,7 • lllW ~ ~ • .,,_.,N \1 lmP\'rlal . 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Beautiful big yard -priced to seU at $82,500 and seller will help finance! OCEAN 'VIEW ACROSS THI WIDE otta. SPACES t7 see Catalina and sunsets from this 3 bedroom, dining room ~do. Bullt- wet,;bar and other •enities. Super location! -~H4 Swift et. M C"9t ~ s..._ ~---'!iii 1002 ................................................ GAllDEN GROVE S Or, ANAHEIM 1Br, 2~. ba l ..._ batb condo. M11tl pool fr jac. $11,900. MUI SH.900. Uerbert Horbert Hawk l n • ~ 1'1Nl00 '7'H100 ~ . . I. • . ' !4 . .: .. . •• '• .. ,. . .. t ' ; . • .. ... . -' D..f DAILY PILOT . , ' , I Sunday,' Ma.rch 5. 1979 ~!!.~.~~ ....... 1 ~~!!.~~.5:!:. ....... ~~!~!!.~~.~~ ........ 1~~!!!!.~~.~~ ....... ~!!!.~~-~~ ....... {~!~~~ ..... .. • • .. • ,, . .. • • .. .,. .. ......................... ~ll macneb/frvlne ?-realty FINER HOMES FROM $49,900 TO Sl,500,000 JUST UST!D! Bluffs ''E" Plan in excellent loc ation w/view ot gr eenbelt. Completely redecorated. OP94 SUH 1·5 P.~ 425 VISTA FlORA. (N·78) SMASHING Cameo Shores pool home on lf.iacre. Newly decorated w/parquet floors, camel cpl, Burmuda s hutter s, vaulted ceilings & more! 3 BRs, 2¥.? baths. $237,000. OPEN SUH 12·5 P.M. 4600 ROXIURY. (N·79) PANORAMIC OCEAN VIEW! Steps to the private beaches of C:.i m<.•o Shores. Prof. decorated 4 BR, family rm & formal dining rm res1clcncc done in "earth" tones. Sec I uded courtyard w /swimming pool. $369,500. OPEN SUN •~s P.M. 4639 GORHAM. (N·80) "UPDATE" IM IA YCREST 1915 WINDWARD LH. Charming, traffic -free s treet in family neighborhood. Move in ready 4 BR , family rm, dining rm, gourmet kitchen w/sep. brkfst rm. Come see for yourself SUM. 1·5 P.M.! <N·81) LUSH GREEN SETIIMG Newly painted & r eady! 4 BR, f:.imilv rm home w /enclosed courtyil rd & nice patio to view the par k green, ~ome oc~an & Newport Center laghts. A best buy in Harbor View Hills only $195,000. OP94 SUM 1-5 P.M. 1307 KEEL OR. (N-82) A BEST BUY OM THE IA Y! OPEH SUH 1-5 P.M. 324 MORNING STAR, DOVER SHORES. Traditional, s ingil' story 3 DR home w/heavy !>ha kc roof. Beautiful. newly tiled entry & new cpt. Spacious living rm views bay, boating action & birds. Cozy den w fpl & wet bar. All this +dock for your boat! Asking $1~5.000 fee. ( N·83) RAIM OR SHINE - OPEM SUHDA Y 1-5 P.M. This lovely fa mily home w/3 BRs. 2 l>aths, pan1 .. lcd c:ozy family rm, full dining rm & I).!. living rm w/corner fp l welcomes you ! Located in Anni v<.·r~ary Estates, off Irvine Blvd. So. of University St. V3 acre cul-de-sac lot provides shaded & w::illcd patios. $124.500 land incl. 290 I PAPER LM, NI. {N·84) BIG CAMYOM TOWNHOME Immnrulatc 3 BR MonaCQ model w /new cpls. drps & decorator wallpaper. Lovely garden has J apancsc Pinc & Bonsai trees. Priced right at $284 ,500. Lynne Valentine 641·6200. (N-85 > CAT ALINA, WATER & SUNSET VIEW! Exciting setti n g! From the 2 b::ilconics watch boats in Turning Basin by day & city lights by night! Lovely 2 BR. 2 bath apt. on 7th floor in N c wport Towers. Attractive lobby. pool & patio. Total security buildinj!. Sll0.000. Marjorie Mahon 644·62CX>. CN·86) SU.. VIEW Highly upgraded Nantucket model. 2 BRs + den w/lovely high·quality patio & landscaping. Community pools, gatc·guatded community w /pools. $215,000. ·Joyce Edlund 642·823.3. (N·87) YOU CAM SELDOM FIND ... a 'perfect couple home in the finest location! 2 lovely master BR suites, formal dining, family rm. brkfst rm overlooking pool & jacuzzi. Security system. Immaculate! $250,000 fee. Appl. only. Elaine Svedeen 642·8235. (N -88) GALAXY DRIV644EWEST Off&IMG Spacious Ivan We lls h ome w/spectacular Upper Bay views! 4 lg. BRs, 31.2 baths, formal dining & living rms. Asking $340,000. Martha Macnab 642·8235. CN·89) · TAKE A DEEP llEA TH The view is breathtaking & the pool /Jacuzzi inviting! This beauty boasts of 4 BRs, formal dining rm & Jg. cozy family rm. Room to roam Cor the young exec. & family. Low-maint lush garden patios. All on 1-story. $315,000. J eri Hunt 642·8235. (N.00) FAVoam EAmLUFF Pl.AH New cpt sets off your choice of decorating accent.a. Charming ' BR. family rm home w/formal dining area. Protected private patio -fully fenced yard -easy walk to schools, shopping & parks. $149,500. Larry Dyer 642·8235. (N-91) GNft"'OI 1002 G...,rot 1002 GtMnll 1002G...,.. 1002 G1•ref 1002 G1MN IOO% ········•··•··········· .••.••..•......•....•.• •·•······•······••····• ............................................... ·····•···•···•·•······· ·····•·•••···•••······· G1Mrd ' 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• RINKYHOUSE OH2LOTS $50,000 No t much o f a house ... but it can be bought for lot value only. Livable ... but probably beyond fixing up. Hurry call 962· 7788. AO. KE:Y cvz P.€ALTOP.S h HO DOWN . HO CLOSING COSTS Any vet can move in w/payments li~e rent. 3 BR family home, walk to everything. Coll now. 540.3666 Wltelc-i11 RIA' f <.t All JUST LISTED Won't last the weekend Urand new 4 bdrm, 2 bath, large family room dream house. Ooly ~.900. r!l R~~S~;;r·l • SEE THESE OPEN SAT /SUM I ·5 PRICH> TO SELL!! COM DUPLEX. Ench wiit remodeled with new paint rn/out. Cpts & cJrps built·in kit c hen . 2 lldrms. frpks, Owner will carry :atd. No pay ment for lsl year. Hctter hurry I $171,500 708 Marguerih, CdM .. COM DUPLEX SouLh or Highway. Spacious 3 bedroom, dep. fireplaee-i!a ch unit. $239.000. 510 A•ocado, CdM North Loguna COftdo Large l bedroom. white waler view. $12,500. down. 644-7270 ""'t~ Smit4 o/"~ RCALTORS DUPLEX 3 bedroom unit s. SlOS,000. Prid e of ownership. Excellent Costa Mesa location. Owner anxious. 642-5062 CeMury 2 l Crocker HuNt of Country Brellbless view or the valley from back yard Zl frwt trees, pvt country road. 3 Br 2 Ba V1stu home. in a word PEACEFUL! S77,450 Call: WALLACE & CO. REALTORS 11.i.729.5966 or 43.1·6490 OPEN THIS Weekend 1-5 Harbor View Homes, :1 bdrm., 2 ba .• ram. r m .• formal din. rm .• Carmel Mcxlel. Extremely nice neighborhood. Exira large, poolsized lot. landscaped by Lloyd ·s Nursery. 1955 PORT LOCKSLEIGH ILUFFS .. W" PL.AH 4 Bdrm. & 2112 bath. Spacious kitchen. Formal ctining. Close to shops & schools. Fast occupancy! $120,000. Call today. IEASDLUFF EXECUTIVE Beautiful & just completely remodeled Eastbluff executive home. Immediate occupancy! Gorgeous views ot bay & mountains! 3 bdrms & ramiJy tuouiA~phis rr.iid"; ~~~ :;: care y~d. Don't hesitate-call to P.review. Only $194,000. .. 3 IR + DEM + VIEW-$375,000 Magnificent white water view at Little Corona in Old Corona del Mar-SO. of Hwy! This artistic gem features 3 Bedrooms. Formal dining room. of charm -Asking $375,000. REDECOU TED & REDUCED! Totally redecorated Bluffs townhome! 3 bedrooms. Formal dining room. Gorgeous Trina model. Immediate occupancy! Just reduced to only $151,500 ! Take advantage--eall today! IRVIHE DEANE HOME Absolutely gor geous executive decorator home in University Park's Deane Homes! Cathedral ceilings, formal dining, family room. Lots of glass-open & airy ! Custom drapes, common pool, tennis courts & park. $124,500. Immaculate thruout. See it today-call fast! 3 BR CONDO-RIVIERA Beautiful s ingle stor y condo -3 Bdrms. ramily room. stone fireplace, private patio, two tennis courts, 2 party rooms , pool & spa -& more! Don't miss it, call today. 673-8550 llZ M.UGUHITt. COIOHA Da MAl GetMral 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• BEST IN BLUFFS I -LEVEL BAYFROMT Early Bluffs beauty; panoramic view; spacious 2 BR, 2 ba., form. d in., beamed ceil's., encl. 20x50 ft. patio. $175,000 OPEN 1·5 503 AV941DA CAMPO IOff Vi•ta CcmcWI IA YFROMTS 2 Beauties, panoramic views, end units. like new. 1950 Sq. ft . 3 IlR. 212 ba., form. din. Sl54,500 ; $205.000 With land. Ofll94 SAT/SUM/MOMfTUES 1·5 2975 't)UEDADA lOff Vista dlt Orol 527 PLAY A Coff Vi•ta Pcrodal HELEN 8. DOWD REALTOR IMC. 644-0134 G~ral 1002G.-MraJ 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Burr White Realtor 2901 Newpo•1 Blvu.--------. NPwport Be.ich. CA 92663 PROTECT YOUlt IMTHEST ~ Be at 2100 Highland Drive as early as possible this weekend, as we expect to sell it before Monday. Don 't miss out! It is just like a model home -it is immaculate. Make it your future home for a mere $138,500 OP94 SAT /SUM 1-5PM --------6754630--------'t523 CAMPUsl>a~IRV1'4e 3 IR+famrm ~~~:-!: ......... !~~~,~~~~~! .......... !~~~ $72,500 Paint & save dollars. l,,oc ated n ea r d'Q..ldenwest College . Vel'y desirable S&S home. Priced below market. Take over S279 monthly paymenL'>. No qualitying. No loon costs. •Hurry! Call 963-6767 Ol'fN TU 0 • ,, s T!fll ro P.I NI(( t ~IHNI SB.ECT YOUlt PRICE&CITY from among our lOO's of available homes. From $50,000 on up. All area, FHA/VA. For pro· f~ionaJ guidance. call U9f 968-3371 ~ Walker & I r.e Real Eelate 2 STotlY. 4 IDlM .... + .... + ...... "'tiiiUUfulfi Tetor•ta upgriCl'ea 1udiTclt1 ral'dea "-ome. '89.000. Gounnet kltchen, large llvfnJ room with ctackl· Ins nr-PJace ar secluded aundeck. Windln1 atelrcue to mu tetr a\lite. OC'etn vl.w. T•lle tilter GM monthl,Y P•Y· ments. No quallf)'&nlf Nn lNn cuei.. Call !l6i fl1117 I :Jor Y,u * IN SPYGLASS. The big, beautitul .. Southport". Huge mstr. suite, 3 lovely bdrms., exceptionally large family rm. & playrm. Lush landscaping, pool & jacuzzi. You must see a ll the extras to appreciate. $338,500 Please call tor app't. IN THE BLUFFS. Here it is! The lowest priced townttome in this highly desirable area. Dramatic 2·~tor_y, lee~ mstr~ suite~ 2 Jovel.v bdrms. & 21h baths. This is the one (or you at only $114,500. 835 Amigos Way #9; open today 1·5. OUI PllMI RINTALS ' U Inverness $1500 Mooth 15 Rue Fontainbleau $900 Month 1010 Bay&idc Cove $850 Month 53 Sea laJand Dr. $800 .Month UMDA ISLE EUGAHCE S pectacula r water view from most rooms! Tip of the island with 113' frontage on the big bay. Approx. 61900 sq ft offers the ultimate in luxury livin g. Impressive entrance with dra mctlte vvvi :... ··jacuzzi.. Abundant tile, marble & hand carved woods, 4 Bdrm suites + maids qtrs, formal dining rm, family rm, billiard rm, den, elevator, sauna + slip for lge yacht. $1,375,000 including the land. CALL FOR APPOINTMENT CAMEO HIGHLAMDS-S 179,SOO View of ocean & surroWlding hills! Attractive 4 bdrm home with fam rm, formal dining + bonus rm. Charming living rm w/cathedriil ceiling. 3 Private beaches. You'll love it! · 4501 SUUEY DRIVE SAT/SUM 12-4 CAMEO SHORES -Sl I 0,000 Exciting ocean & s unset view from this lovely 3 bdrm home. Spac. step·down living rm. Den w/wet bar, ms tr bdrm w /separate Mr. & Mrs. bath. formal DR -all o'looking pool • 4525 CAMDEH DRIVE SAT/SUH l·S. IALIOA ISLA~D -S 199,500 Walk to beach, shops & boating from this charming 3 bdrm 3 bath 2·story home. Includes lovely sunny study off mas ter s uite. Oversized double garage. Nice south patio. llG CYH NEW TOWHHOME $140,000 Beaulirul "Oakcrest" model w/large living rm & formal dining. 2 Bdrms, 2 baths, wet bar, & bright kitchen. Pool, jacuzzi & Tennis cts. Security gate. 38 SEA ISLAMD DRIVE SAT/SUM l·S <Off.J amboree & Ford Rd.) NEW TOWHHOME FOtt LEASE Beautiful Big Cyn location. At end of enclosed courtyard with waterfall. 2 Bedrooms, den & dining room -. all o'looking pool. Cptd & draped. $750 Mo. <Sec Broker at 38 Sea Island) THI! BLUFFS -END UMIT -LEASE Spacious customized condominium in newest section of the Bluffs. 2 Lge bdrms, den with firepl, formal dining rm + 2'h baths. Decorator papers. cplng &drapes. Air cond. $800 Mo. 2921 PERLA SAT/SUM l·S HOWAIOUT HAWAII? $84,900 Great for an investm ent + fWl for a retreat to paradise on beautilul Kauai. Lovely l BR Condo on front row ocean bluff. Private airport. W!SL!Y H. TAYLOR CO., REALTORS 2111 San Joacpdn Hills Rood MEWPOftT CENTER, M.8. 644-4910 Getter al I 002 IGfftffal 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• CE 110111 ILllNS CD . OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE OPEH HOUSE SUNDAY 1·5 209 MATA Sharp "R" Plan. Bluffs Front Row. 180~ Bay View. Huge -Mstr. Suite. Formal Dining. $175,000. A "Joy Of Newport" Listing. 718 GOLDENROD Corona del Mar. Charming 1 Story Colonial On Duplex Lot. 3Br/2Ba, Well Decorated, 2 Sunny Patios. Good Investment. Only $157,500. 2900 9UEDADA BlufCs-Lrge. "C" Plan W /4Br, 3 Ba. Well Decorated. Huge Sun·Deck. High Ceilings Gives Spacious Feel- ing. Only $139,500 . 2444 VISTA HOILEZA Bluffs-Modified 11C" Plan. Big Fam Room. W /Bar. Mapy Custom Features. Near Pool & Ramada. Vacant $1491500. llr APPOINTMENT CORONA DEL MAR • In Popular Canyon Crest Estates. Minutes From Fashion Island. 2 Lovely B<lrms, 2~ Ba, 2 Fireplaces, Wet Bar. Pool, Jacuzzi., Tennis Cow'tl.-$125,000.- SPY•LASS Upgraded 1 Sty. Newoorf.er. Oak Floo~ In Liv. & Din>lloom. Wool Carpetins In 4 Bdrms. Kitch. W /MexJcan Tile. Cu&tom Bu.ilt Pool W/Jac. VaJtcr Vtew. A .. Joy or Newport'' Ustm~. $329,000. LUSCIOUS LINDA 1002 Gewral 4002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• HANDYMAN'S DREAM MESA DEL MAR. Garage Cully insulated 4 Bedroom. 2 bath with buill·in workbench. beauliruUy upgraded l..arge lot. RV access. home. All new kitchen Highly upgraded, newly w/trsh romp, dshwshr, painted, paneled & Coming cktp, new p11ml, wallpapered. This 4 paper & panelling. Call bdrm home in Mesa ~5880 Ktll'th is truly a great buy ~HERITAGE • • REALTORS tor $76,000. Call today! 546-2313 Ol'fN HI (/ • II S 'UN I• II Nl(f' Se~ things fast with Dally l\Silfllil Pilot Want Ads. ~!""~~;;~~~~·~-~-~-~-~· -~·-~-~IJ ~ 6. I • I I ' l ,~ 1.1 t'HM-1 I-" rf.r:..:·-I Y~···· ~~,;;: -:..~j 'I'< "" ~ t'~ ~ ;::./!: -..l'----r-"'--- 1 .•~• .. NI I .. ., • ·-· --· Slorvclo111• tlri·11~ with 11mnll collnr. Side zipped. Col• lurlCJ8Jt juck"l with wolluJ hrcost pockot.ll. L.inun, "'"' Hilk, piriu,., ~uluirdino, 11ynlhetic:11, hlends. NA-2084-J: Mol!Rc" 8-ltl. Y11rd111:cs includud w1\h puu.crn • To o•cf•tr 1iund p11llt1m numhor, si;-.e, lllllllC, oodre11111 111\d zip. PRICEi $2.SO plus 30• ahippln9 cmd hondlln9. Coo,s, Suits & Ensembles Pollern Book, Sl.SOposlpolcf. Oe1i9n•r Sew Tip Book, Sl.00 po1tpolcf. M•ll<O chuck puynhlo l0Spiulo11.Scnd lo this IJ(IWWpnpct, doSpac:luu, 2 llritf110 St., Mi lforrl, N.J. 08848. J.)cpt. ClS International Designer Pattern Made Easy Shou\dor luck.-11re athchod down. C11" be !Md• belo- l!lo-ltneo or Ml lcn«t)I, whll tt\Ofl or lone •leeYN. Back zipped. l,inon. pique, pnnt(oo, 11h•ntun1. « ..... ll)n• thl'tic:a. hlt1nd•• F•l61 Ml ... •11 8-18. Verda, .. mdlldocl wl~h 1>4114"1. To order1 ""'"" pnUorn numhcr, "'""'· nMIC, add~•• 11111.l &ip. PAICE1 J2.SO ,.lua l04 &hl•plng 0114 h.,dlln .. .. .: •OPEN HOUSES 1-5 * llVIMe Tl:UACE. 20Z7 AL.TUIA A fresh new llsting on a spacious corner lot m one of our most desirable n eighborhoo<ls. 4th Bdrm. separate from main house, ideal for teenagers or convertible to garden-side p layroom. Sensational patio with bubbly jacuzzi, lus h tropi ca l l a n dscaping & complete privacy. $233.000 And you OWN the land! Sat/Sun CAMEO SHORES, 207 MILFORD Lovely canyons ide, ocean view home, just a few doors from the ocean ~ private beach. 3 Bdrms., 2 baths & if you want to add on, there's a huge ocean view terrace. Vaulted beam ceiling, lge. formal dining rm. $269,500. Owner wants action! Sun. THE BLUFFS, 359 VISTA MAD~ If you have been waiting for that one exceptional buy -wait no more. This is t he lowest priced 4 bdrm.. fee s imple home in The Bluffs! Why? Because the owners have bought another home & must move quickly. Reduced to $159.500. Can be viewed Sun., if not already sold. • COROMA DEL MAR, 209 MARCISSUS Almost 5,000 sq. ft.. on two lots, just a few feet from Big Corona Beach ; t errific family home with 5 bdrms., eacb with own bath. 4 Car garage. Extravagant use of walnut paneling, plus h carpeting; thousands below replacement at $330,000. Sat/Sun. HORSE LOVERS Now 1s your c:ha nce to live close to the ocean on 5 vww acres & build the home of your dreams. This 1s a once in a ltfet1me opportunity at $350.000. C<.1nnol be <lupltcatcd ! HAP.A VIMEYARD Over 100 acres of finest quality grapes, \\Jlh magnificent 6.000 sq. ft. home on privall' lake. Prime Napa Val Icy location; over 200 acres in all. $2,500,000. HOME OWNERS PROTECTIOM PL.AH A om' \'car homl' owners protection plan is · avatlahl<· wi th all of Harbor Healt v·~ rc::.idcnl1al listings. Call for detatls .. 1t <.:ould save you many SSS. 673-4400 macneb I Irvine realty PRESENTS THE BEST IM COROMA DEL MAR PROPERTIES UNDER CONSTRUCTIOM -VIEW! So. of the Ilwy ! Dramatic wood & g lass, 2-slory home has plans for sauna pool. jacuzzi & 3 patios. Could 'be 2, 3, or 4 BRs w/optiona l space for game room or m aid's quarters. Use your imagination! Lynne Valentine 644-6200. <N-106) INVESTMEMT Darling duplex. 2 BRs each: Front w /beam ceiling & tile kitchen. 2 s ingle garages. Conve n~ent loc a lion. Owner w1l I consider flexible financing. Don't miss this cutie ! Barbara Wright 644-6200. (N-107) FIXER-UPPER With a little tender love & care this could be the home of your dreams! The ch arm already exists w/lots of wood paneling, floor to ceiling used brk fpl, 2nd story & oversized mas t e r suite w /w r ap-around balcony. Low maint. front & rear yards. Much more! Paula Bailey 642-8235. (N-108) "A GREAT IUY" You'll love this! Two separate townhome-type bldgs. Each has 3 BRs & 2 112 baths w /2 patios b e tween. Great condition! Light & a iry! B a rbar a Wrig ht 644·6200. (N-109) HOME nus INVESTMBCT E legant new duplex So. of Bayside Dr. Steps to Big Corona. 2 s pacious ~-• BR, 2 bath units each w /fpl. Sep. laundry rms. Lower avail. at $575/mo. Offered at $259,500. Harriet Perry &l2·8235. (N-110) DUPUX So. of Hwy & nearly new! Owner 's lroo ~ W/3 -BRs--& a~ l>aths, beautiful cpts, drps & shutt~rs. tiled k itch en , fpl & patio. Rear unit al m os t identical! Owner may conaldcr trade. Appt. only. Barbara Wright 644-6200. CN·lll) '4242)5 644-6700 to1 Do~r Drive Harbor Vi.w Cen .. r Irvine at Clmput Veil~ Ctnttr 751-1414 TOP SALESPEOPLE FOR FEBRUARY ~ Jim l owen Morgoret Adrian SPARKLING Fireplace in the family room in this l.wauliful 3 l>drm 2 bath home in Mesa Woods. Close to South Coast P laza and Freeway access. Spanish tile roof. new on the market al $98,000. Call 546-4141 . PRICE SLASHED Patio living at it's best at a price savings too. Owner moved to another. P riced at $80,000. Owner say::. .. Submit all offer~". Coll 640-6161 HARBOR VIEW HOME This 5 bdrm. 3 bath home is heautifully upgraded inside & out! Near new carpets. extra built-ins. paneling & view to the West. Open House Sat Sun 1-5 at 1800 Port Tiffin Pl. N.B. Call 546-4 141 UNUSUAL & DRAMA TIC House of wood & g lass features bcaullful A'rHlU:\t off master bedrm suite & l1nng room with vaulted ee11tngs & fireplace. Wifcsavcr Island kitchen & family room opens to co\'ercd patio. Bes t Cost a Mesa :--chools too' $!)8,500. Coll now. 9.62-4454 POWER OF CHOICE Choose your SPYGLASS home from our selection of 4 bdrms. One brand new View home still available. Call 640-61 61 MESA VERDE CHARMER -Uig beautiful 5 Bdrm, 3 bath home with forma l dining. comfortable family room. has open beamed ceiling and massive ft replace. Pres tige location. Immaculate in every detail Call 546-4141 EVER DREAMED OF LTVl NG JTIGH ON A IULL .with a forever view of green rolhn)'.! hills? This large 4 bdrm tri-level home features 2 frplcs. ( 1 in master s uite) and 2 patios. Only $152,500. CoH 'how C162-4454 Serving Costa Mesa-Irvine Huntington Beach-Newport Beach GeMrol I 002j Ge-Mrol _ I 002 ······•·•·••·••·•·····• .................•.... , BEACH SHACK George Washington slept in this one & even the termites have left it, but it stands straight & sturdy. It is so close to the Newport Beach ocean. that the wa \'es shake the walls! This is a c lassic 1-bdrm. beach shack, priced at Sl9.500. with the owners willing to carry the first trust deed. Try lo beat this one for price & location! JEFF BRIERY, REALTOR 2 602 Newport Bl•cl, ._.~wport BMCh 675-911.1 24 HOUR SERVICE ~~~~! .......... ~~-~~!~~~! .......... !?.~~ PRICE REDUCTION -LIDO ISLE Beaut. Mediterranean 3 BR, 4 BA hom e, xtr wide l ot, huge courtyard entry w /tile fountain. $259,500. CONDO LIVING 3 BR, 3 BA, den & dining room, 4 yrs. young, all bltns. Frpl, wet bar, sep. laundry r oom , big dbl. gar , over 3000 sq . ft. Slst,500. LIKE NEW DUPLEX 1 JJlock to beach .• less than 4 yrs. old, bltns, nice crpt'g & drps., frplc 's, 4 car gar, SllS,000. ,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •VETS • Ztro DoW1' ~Co1h Homes in all arcc1.:.. all Silt.>:;. Call · \let~ran HousinK Ai,,'t. 541-0800 ·------· llG CANYON 4 ll H fam. rm" 3 baths. Beautifully deco;ated ramily home with patiq views from f;?a<'h room . ~.000 LIOO ISLE Newly remodeled 4 bdrm., d~~· 4 baths, living rm. w /cathedral ceiling, Lge. master bdrm. s uite. I AYFROMT Several f 1ne bayfront homes BEACH VALUES with pier & slips i HOMES OPEN I ·5 This Afttf"ftoon UNIQUE IM THE ILUFFS -vacant, ·tf'eenbelt view, 3 bdrm on 2 + den. now only $142,500. See John Curtis at 2907 Perla. UM IQUE OM IALIOA ISLAMD -6 bdrms, 5 baths, pier and float, best location $.534,500. See R alph Wakefield at 1406 So. Bayfront. UNIQUE IN CAMEO SHORES -80xl60 lot, 3 bdrm, colorful comfort, palatial, only ~.soo. See Vergilene Hull at 45 15 Ha mpden Road. UNIQUE IM CHIMA COVE -5 bdrms, artists r etreat, on the water next to a beach. $395,000 sand dollars. See at 2627 China Cove Street. UMIQUE IM SEAVIEW -Outstanding view. 4 bdrm, Port Royal. Will lease option .. $285,000. See at 2110 Yacht Mischief. UMIQUE IM H.ARIOR VIEW HOMES - Super Palermo, 4 bdrms, many extras, immaculate, $179,500. See Laraine O 'Neill at 2007 Port Ramsgate Pl. UNIQUE IN RANCHO SAM JOA9\llN -2 bdrm, den, end unit, immac. views of 1 lake, only $126,500. See Wendy Beam at 21 Rana. UMIQUE. lM SUVIEW -Port Royal, g reat view, lowest price $255,000. See Donna Schroeder at 2101 Yacht Grayling. UMIQUE IN HARIOR VIEW HILLS - Spacious 3 bdrm and den, Unique floor plan for living and entertaining, views, see Barbara Frame at 1038 Sea Lane, bring $180,000. UNIQUE IN OLD CDM -3 bdrm, 3 bath charming home, excellent condition, ideal location, see Allan Helle r at 602 Acacia. Bring $163.900. UNIQUE OM LIDO ISLE -Charming, courtyard entry, sunny 3 bdrm. See Alison-Stevens at 217 Via Firenze. UMIQUE IM IRO.ADMOOR HAUOR VIEW HILLS -Our exclusive 4 bdrm family home, form a l dining, bathroom s k y light, some v iew Priced at $249,000. Sec Mary Ann Anderson (owner/agl) at 2715 Wavecrest. UMIQUE IM MEWPORT SHORES -lowest pn ce, many improvements, 3 bdrms, walk to beach, bring $98,500 to Jane l Lehman at 251 62nd St UMIQUE IM NEWPORT HEIGHTS -3 bdrm , pool, leaded glass, lge lot, only $138,500. See Sandy Zook (owner/agt.) at 538 Redlands. UMIQUE IN HARIOR VIEW HOMES -4 bdrm. Montego, view, nr. tennis a nd pool, $159,500. See Carol Wilkinson at 2320 Port Aberdeen. UMIQUE IM WESTCLlff -4 bdrms, lge lot, like ne w home, $175,000. See Harriette Hammond a t 1601 Dorothy Lane. UNIQUE IM HAllOR VIEW HILLS - Fantastic ·n ight and day vie w, 3 he droom, vacant, perfect cond. $284,750. See Jane Paquin at 2921 Pebble Drive. UNIQUE IN CORONA DEL MAR - Shingled 2 bdrm, 1 bath cottage plus detached 1 bdrm inc. unit, $148,000. See Marilyn Rousselot at 513 Jasmine. U~l()UI: ti()MI:' REALTORS• THE NICEST PEOPLE SELLING THE NEATEST HOMES CORONA DEL MAR, 676~ MS:SA VERDE, 546·5990 • CALL US I 1002Q11t1r.t 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• S Bdrm Peninsula Pt. Steps to beach. $197,500. Newer Ocean v i cw duplex. Dana f't. $1'19,500. 5 Bdrm , Corona Highlands Si67 .500. private beach/ World Wide Droke rs 6734545 EASTSIDE Close to WesLcllrc shop· ping. 3 Bdrm, 2 bath, family room wilh fireplace. beam celling, etc. Alley entrance with lots of RV parking. Ask· ing $89.900. Call 540· 1151 ~~HERITAGE • • REALTORS Raise your fam in Fallbrook. Sell your home, buy our 6 acre avoeado grove, 2 stry Tudor, 4br, Jf/p home. Library, pool. chickens. Xlnt schls. Pre-Listing price $329,000. By ownr, 1-723-2252 GREEMBROOK 4 bdnn. 2 ba. Extremely popular CAMELOT mdl. nus lovely home located on a cul-de-sac within easy walking distance lo So. Coast Plaza. theatres & restaurants. Many out- standing features ID· elude: · Custom Draperies Covered patio Decorator Wa II papers throughout Outdoor g~ HBQ Auto Car Door Opener Skylii;htin Fam. Rm. HY OWNER 97!J•81:?:J Pnn. Only $109,!JOO. 2BEDROOM CONDOMINIUM $52,900 Probably the best COl'- dorruruum buy in Hua.t· 1ngton Beach. Super locallon, JUSl 10 Q'J1"utes from beach. T'"'1 twin sized bedrooms. Walk to community pool & recreation area. For ap· po1ntrnent to view, please call 962· 7788. • KE:Y REALTORS ii EAR1 Y BLUFFS 4 BR, 3 ba. end unit beau· ty. Nr. pool. 221JO Sq. Cl. View! $165.000 JI. Dowd Bkr 644-0134 PRIVATE KINGDOM Enjoy this captivating retreat! Stately leak en· try! 4 Oversized bdrms. Soft carpets! Log burn- ing frplc! Formal din· ing! Family r oo m w/hide-a-way play room. Much, m uch more! I Owner anxious!! Just re· duced ! Call 645-0303 LACOSTA COMDO'S With their own tennis els, pool, jacuzzi, lus h landscaping + + more. Great 2nd home, retreat/investment with resort potential. Furn & Unfurn from $53,000 to $76,500. CAL-PACIFIC PROP 22701..ACOSTA AVE, La Costa * 714 /436·2259 TIRED? of inflated Orange Coun· ty pnces. Many 2, 3 & 4 bdrm homes to choose from in South Bay area. No dwn or low _dwn . FHA & GI. Priced a round $50,000. Call Mike (213) 328-8410 Agt. ~Townhomt? One-stop shopping before you buy! Preview loca lion, pictures, maps & Brodu1r~ at the. Condo Information Center. TOUCHSTONE REALTY CALL 963-0861 TURnE ROCK VIEW A new home with the landscaping inc l ud ed. Thi s beautirully upgraded, 3 bedroom L usk home is ready to occupy. Super cul-de-~ac location with privacy & the view from the top street in Turtle Rock High) ands. OPEN 1·5 19 R.IMROCK A REAL HARBOR VIEW Fresh & clean everywhere. New carpets, new paint in & out, a great open fcehng to this 4 bedroom, 21h bath home with a great view, for $229,950. OPEM 1·5 1251 SURR.IHE IRVIME TERRACE If location is importa nt to you, this may be the home. On the prime street in the terrace, south of the highway & close to ,beach, Fashion Is land or Balboa Island. This 2 b edroom family room home is ideal for 'the s ma ll family, lots of room for expansion or a possible view. Now $169,000. OP!H 1-5 13 12 DOLPHIN TERRACE READY TO IUY IM EASTILUFF?? Seller i s ready to sell this i mmaculate 3 bedroom, 2 bath home on a very private cul·de-sac. Lowest prict'd home in area and in perfect condition -A super buy at $136,500. OPEH 1·5 807 CEllA PLACE HARBOR VIEW HILLS Great Day & Ocean views from this l ove l y Droadmoor Home. 4 bedrooms, /1h baths, a ll t his loaction & view for $221,500. · OPEH 2·5 . 12 33 SURRJHE LOTS OF CHARM A real charmer located in Weslcliff close to park. Absolut e move-in condition. Don't.. miss seeing this lovely home. $155,000 OPEM 1·5 1827 MARINERS· COUMTRY IM C ORONA DB. MAR S uperb Lusk Home. View of the hills & ocean from l arge bonus room. Hur ling ha m M o.ii.e l , 4 bedroom, 3 bath. Very open feeling. All for $259,000 w ith the land. OPEN I ·5 I I 12 S.AMDCAmE OLD CORONA'..-CAPE COO T ruly t raditional, 4 bedroom family h ome with income unit. Beautifully d ecor a te d -"Williamsburg" papers. Porcelain & brass fixtures -fantastic location. $225,000. OPEN I ·5 715 JASMIHE TREASURE OM TERRAPIN This Baycrest family area is rarely available. See this exclusive 4 Bdrm. plus Family Rm. home on pool-sized lot. Refreshing-and it's yours for $18.5,000 Fee. OPEH 1·4 1711 TERRAPIM WAY OME OF A KIMD S p ecial E lkwood mode l in D eerficld 's P a tio Homes. 3 bedrooms, 2 bath & family room. Atrium, outside patios & your own vegetable ~arden. Call for app't. to see. $89,900 IRVINE TERRACE De ligh tfully bright & clean 3 bedroom home with swimming pool, in prime South of highway location. Walk to the beach, Newport Center or Balboa Island from one of the choicest areas of Corona del Mar. Now $158,900. AIOYE THE SEA Ocean view living at its best. 2 bedroom & den that captures it all for only $225,000. One o! the lowest prices in Sea View. ORIGINAL ILU~S Live in a secluded private park. 3 bedroom end untt 1n perfect condition, with almost everything n ew, in li1tht, crisp camel decor ! Vacant and available tor instant move-in. $155,000 JUST LISTED ll.UffS EASI OF LIVING -~--~...388...2.BA.. Tr-Ti{~! .. ,. aiqle..18¥ci condo....Tell• __ .._.. .. YU&_..,,._..,,._. • ..,. \.IW ' • H ....I;-"""' n1s courts & pool, all the the Bluff 's P laza. Four bedroom, goodies. Won't last at fa mily room, fireplace. Walking 183.900. NO. DOWN TO dis t a n ce to ever yt.h in g . Low VETS. Call now leasehold & Assoc. dues. $122,000 ... 891-7855 A COLOWB.L ...... CO. 644-1766 Wltela11 ~11\1 I ~f All 2111 IANJDAOUIN Hll.LI .-o. IN~CENTQt ' . ... ~ .. ,.. DS DAIL v P1i.OT ~~s. ~:.; .......... ;,,-;i ••••••••••••••••••••••• I N". AR!.4 -·. ; EXEC.HOME A unique opportunity for a rmJy to move into the Newport area & cscupc paying an outrageous price. Live 10 n btfl "Buccola Built" llome k'nO\\'n for spacious rm sizes & huge wardrobe & :.torage space. Only a few blocks from CllH Or. & the Harbor Jus t hsted. &IB-7711 Park PJace Oceanslct. VA/FHA 2 & 3 BR'1 TOWNHOUSES l &2S1:0RIES 2TF.NNISCOURTS ltAR GARAGES !ROM ~6,475!!! .. MORE- . 'lllAN JUST I\ ROOF' OVER YOUR Jtfo:/\O. UISCOVEH l'/\llK Pl.ACE·OC l-~/\NSI 0 E. \'A /f ll :\ LUXUltY llOMES IN I\ S~t ALL. PRI VATE ·REctn:.\TlO!'l/\L CO~l· MUNITY !':OW UNDt:Jl CONSTR UCTION & PRICED TO SELL FOR THOUSANDS ANO T HOUSAN OS L 1-;ss THAN ORANGE COUNTY!'' $56,475-$65,600 VA.FHA, CONY. TERMS FACTS: 1 llR1\Nl>NEW I &:t!)lor~ dc.,1gns 2 & 3 Hdrms Fent:<'ll pulw & ganlco art.'a!). ll ug~· 2 car •raitc!> l'ormJI <'ntry ~Ifs. Eleg~inl ma:,ter 'ttdrm su1t('s. Spacious, 'sunny kitchen:,. Wood burning fireplaces. 2 tcn· ~ courtc; & !>w1mm111,::! ,,z:J EWS I I. EATURES· All homes ncludc VA/FHA quahty ·pt! + ceramic talc 1lchen <'Ou nler!> 1 + ood shake roof:.! + estmghou:.e r ani.:e + bl o\'ens' + Wes t - ghouse di:.hwasher! + 1replace! + patio s lab f e n cing!+ 2 CA R IARAGES' + Wes t · ng house washer + rycr (Plans :1&4) ! utcher blot·k d<'.sagn abinel!>! ! ! .. •••• ' •• 'ii ......... Sunday, Ma1eh S. 1978 I IEDROOM. 17005 Bluewat&r Ln., Hnt. Bch. a.&6·5433 $16,500 Sal/Sun ll 5 2 IEDIOOM 2515 First Ave .• Corona del Mar 673-53.54 $395,000 • Sun. 1·5 23691 Marlin Cove, Laguna Niguel 661-1161 $75,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 411 Belvue, Newport Beach 645-6822 $148,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 332 Poinsettia, CdM 644-7211 $134.sOO Sat /Sunl·5 'iOfSF~mteat;-Corona del Mar 644-7211 $13.5,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 718 Malabar, Corona del Mar 673-8550 $140,000 Sat/Sun 1 S 2395 Orange, Costa Mesa 646-7171 $80,000 Sunday 1·5 • 1426 So. Flower, Santa Ana 645-32.55 $65,000 Sun. 12:30·4 38 L E. Costa Mesa St., C.M. 645-32.55 $69,200 Sun. 1·5 14632 Beach, C91lege Park. Irvine 675·5511 $80.000 Sunday 1·5 • •201 Canal (Nwpt Shores) NB 642·5200 $148,500 Sunday 1·5 1211 Miramar, Laguna Beach · 645·3255 $112,000 Sun 1·5 246 Flower St., Costa Mesa 752-7315 $87,500 Sunday 1·5 1574 E. Ocean Blvd. {Pen Pt)Balboa 642-5200 $159,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 32471 Spyglass Crt. San Juan Capa 496·7711 ~.500 Sunday 1·5 300 E . Cst Hwy #71(DeAnza Vill.)NB .642-8235 Sun.1·5 1242 Rutland Rd. #2 (Westcliff) NB 642-8235 $81,500 Sun.1-5 16 Butterfield (Deerfield) Irvine 752-1414 $77,500 Sun.1·5 12 Gunnison (Univ. Park) Irvine 642-8235 Sun. 2·5 300 E . Cst Hwy #49CDeA nza Vill)NB 642-8235 $49,900 Sun . 1-5 2 BR & FAM RM or DEN •33 Silverwood(Deerfield)Irv. 552-6161 $80,000 Sa 11·4/Sun 1·5 6211 Sierra Siena (Turtlerock) Irv 552-7500 $114,900 Sat/Sun 12-4 # 10 Partridge, Woodbridge, Irvine 640-1812 $115,000 Sunday 1·5 69 Sea Island Dr. (Big Canyon)CdM 675·3411 $159,500 Sat/Sun #5 Eucalyptus (The Terr.) Irv. 551-2000 $89,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2501 Harbor View CHVH) CdM 646-7414 $229,500 Sat/Sun l·S 1830 Port Taggart CHV Homes) NB 644-6200 $142.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1979 Port Nelson (HV Homes) NB 642·8235 Sat/Sun 1·5 11 La Serena, Irvine 673-8550 $118,950 Sat/Sun 1·5 106·27thSt. (Balboa) N.B. 642-5200 $139,500 Sunday 1 ·5 26 Wildflower (Deerfield) Irv. 552-8879 ~.500 Sat/Sun l ·5 23162nd St. (Newport Shrs) NB 645-4409 $}6,500 Sat/Sun 11·4 18682 PaseoCortez (Turtler ck ) Irv. 752-2838 $107,750 Sat/Sun 1·5 24281 Tahoe Court, Laguna Niguel 496-7711 $}9,500 Sunday 1·5 •21 Rana (Ran~ho San Joaquin) Irv 675-6000 $126,500 Sun 6 Sun ridge, Irvine 673·2500 Sun. 1·5 1905 Yacht Maria (Sea View) CdM 640-0020 $229,500 Sun.1·5 2444 Vista Nobleza, Bluffs, Npt Bch 631·1800 $149,500 Sunday 1·5 l IEDROOM 2596 Fairway Dr., Costa Mesa 642·1830 $76,900 Sun.1·5 618 Tustin Ave., Newport Beach 642-1830 $116,900 Sun.1·5 424 Mendoza Ter (Cr ID) CdM 646·3928 $329,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1521 Kings Rd., Newport Beach 645-7575 $249,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 * 215 62nd St. (Newport Shrs) NB 675-6000 $98,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •538 Redlands Ave (Nwpt Hts) NB 675·6000 $138,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2907 Perla St. (Bluffs) N .B. 675-6000 $142,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 207 Milford (Cameo Shores) CdM 673-4400 $269,500 Sun. 1·5 617 Vista Bonita (Bldtfs) NB 673·8550 $153,000 Sun 1·5 4821 Cortland (Cameo Hinds) CdM 645·9161 $216,000 fee Sa/Sun 12·5 1979 Port Nelson (HV Homes) NB 642-8235 ")Sat/Sun 1·5 2Viejo (Rancho San Joaquin) Irv. 642·8235 Sat/Sun 1·5 2038 Aliso, Costa Mesa 646-7171 $122,000 • Sat/Sun 1·5 · 217 Via Orvieto (Lido Isl) NB 673-1020 Sun. 1·5 * •21 Balboa Coves, Nwpt,Bch 752-1920 $250,000 Sat/Sun l ·S 2596 Santa Ana, Costa Mesa 752·1920 $92,500 Sundayl-5 158 GaviOta (Bluffs) NB 640-5777 $134,000·Sat/Sun 12-5 3705 S Woodland, Santa Ana 540·3666 $76,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 2256 Colgate, Costa Mesa '"540-38615 "$75,500 Sat-ISun 1..$ 2500 Margaret (Newport Hts> NB 646·7711 Sat/Sun 1-S S404 River (t.i·iO Sands) N.B. 00>·7711 Sat/Sun 1·5 *508 San Bemardino~NptHts, NB 540·3666 $145,000 Sunday 1-5 · ewPort BeaCb 752·7315 " Suaday l·S •230 Lugoina (Npt Shores) NB 645·3255 $109,900 Sun 1·5 689 Vista Bonita, eiut;ts, N.B. 840-9900 $139,900 Sat/SUD 12·5 502 E. Griffith. Santa Ana 540-3885 .-r Sat/Snn 1 :.s 718 Goldenrod, Corona del Mac 63l·ta>O $151.~ S&t/Sun l·S 14172.MOOl'eCt. (Colony) Irv. 152.1100 saa.ooo &m 12·5 • • • •••• &. DIRECTORY ........ ..., ..... ...., .. ,. .............. c ................................ --. -...,._ ........... ., ............ _ .. ti.My'• DAJlY MOT WAHf ADS.,..,._ .................. ._ .. _.,..,_.,._ ...... _, ... ., ........... ulllmMCllS t •r-4 -.,. . . _, .... ---· ... •~IUl Yacht Grayling (Sea view) NB 675.fiOOO $255,000 fee Sat/Sun 1·$ 21202 P06ton Ln., Huntington Bch 536-3122 $122,900 Sat/Sun 1 5 ·• •231 C<t.nal (Npt. Shrs> N.8 548·1200 $155,900 Sun.1·4·30 77 1 Olympic, Costa Mesa 546-2313 Sat/Sun 12622 Barrett Ln .• N. Tustm Hills 673-8550 $170,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •2715 Wavecrest (Broadmoor) CdM • 675-6000 $249,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 • 2320 Port Aberdeen < HVH> CdM ~ . 675-6000 $159,000 Sat/Sun .t-S 4501 Surrey Dr: CCS) CdM 10131 Dewey, Garden Grove 3019 Samoa Pl., Costa Meses 644-4910 $179,500 Sat/Sun 12-4 752·1700 $74,950 Sunday 1·5 548-1168 $85,990 Sat/Sun l·!> 16671 Apple Ln .. Fountain Valley 29252 Ridgeview Dr'., Lag Niguel 4804 River Ave., Newport Beach 898-7855 $127,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 751 ·3191/831-0295 Sat/Sun l·S 642 3299 $123.500 Sat/Sun 1·4 , 36 Royal St. George <Big Cyn ) NB 17751 San Doval, Huntington Bch 4981 Pasco Dali <Turtlerock) lrv 644-6200 $369,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 752-1700 $78,500 Sat/Sun1·5 833·1666 Sll9,500 Sat/Sunl-5 +6 WingedFootWigCyn)N.B. 453 Vista Grande <Bluffs) NB 2412 Holly La ne. Npt Hts, N.B. 644-6200 $329,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 644 ·2148 $145,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 548·6333 SW.500 Sat/Sun 1 5 *22 Morro Bay Dr. Spyglass, CdM *921 Capital. Co.s ta Mesa 401 Pirate Rd., Newport Beach 640·1812 $309,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 646-5743 SW,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 646 -8524 $139.500 Fri-Sun 1·5 2219 Channel Rd., Balboa Penn.\ 2617 Redlands Ave., Costa Mesa 21 Rockrose (Univ. Park) Irv. 640-1812 $249,500 Sat /Sun 1·5 548 ·5704 Sat/Sun 1-5 552-4231 $108,000 Sat/Sun 12·5 3040 Harding Way. Costa Mesa 2888 Chillon Way, Laguna Beach 24396 Borrego Court, Laguna Niguel 546-2313 $76.000 Sunday 1.5 494·9672 $182,500 Sat/Sun 10-4 831 7098 $123,900 -Sun 1·5 1658 Minorca. Costa Mesa 224 Via Eboli (Lido Isle) NB 2042 Orchid Hill Pl.. Newpart Bch 546-2313 $85.900 Sunday l ·S 675 2306 $?48,000 Sat/Sun 12·5 751-3910 $131,500 Sat /Sun 12·5 1033 White Sails Way, CdM 2662 Crestview (Bayshores) N.B. 3 Pandora (Irvine Groves) Irv. 644-7211 $259,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 $184,000 Sat/Sun 1·4 213 /541·3139 $114,950 Sa/SWl 12·5 1459 Galaxy (Dover Shores) NB 1520 Bluebird , Laguna Beach 41 Snapdragon (Deerfield) Irvine 642.8235 s295.000 Sat/Sun 12.4 499·4551 $?39,000 Sunday 2·5 551-1444 mil,900 Sat/Sun 2018 P ort Ramsgate (HVH) NB '*32511 Seven Seas Dr, Lag.Nig. 107 "A" Street, Bal. Penin. Pt. 642·8235 Sat/Sun 12.5 499-4551 $197,500 Sun 1·4. 631:1400 $265,000 Sat/Sun l ·S 2226 Port Carli'sle (HV Homes ) NB 1590 Myrtlewood (Mesa Verde) C.M. 4201 Brisbane, Irvine 642-8235 $178,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 805·544·3979 ~1,750 Sa/Sun 10·4 631-1400 $}7 ,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2 Deerspring (Deerfield) Irvine ll7 Via Firenze (Lido Isle) NB 2100 Highland Dr., Newport Bch 752·1414 $144,900 Sat/Sun 12·4 675-6000 $215,000 Sun. 675 -4630 $138 ,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 17 Foxhill (Deerfield) Irvine 70 Oak Tree Ln (Univ. Park> Irv. 2956 Pemba <Mesa Verde) CM 752-1414 $138,000 Sat/Sun 1-S 752-1414 $120,000 Sun. 1·5 675-34 11 $117 ,500 Sun. 1·5 1621 Castle Cove (Spyglass) CdM 1084 Glen Circle, Costa Mesa 19 San Mateo Way (Spyglass) CdM 752·1414 $255,000 Sat /Sun 1·5 645-7221 $91,900 Sun1·5 675 -3411 Sat/Sun l -5 •2242HeatherLn.,N.B. 2672 Club Mesa CEastsidel C.M. 2901 Pebble Dr. (Orig. HV) N.B. 642·8235 $169,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 545-9491 $74 ,900 Sun 1·5 Ci75-6000 $284.75-0 Sun. *4531 Camden (Cameo Shrs) CdM 1195 Paularjno (Mesa North) CM 2907 Harbor View Dr CHVH) CdM · 644-6200 $329,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 549-3545 $81,900 Sun 1-5:30 644-6200 $315,000 Sun. 1·5 •227 Sherwood, Costa Mesa 17702 Loyola (Culverdale) Irv. 2901 Paper Ln <Anniv. Es tates) NB 546-2313 $13.5,000 Sunday 1·5 552·7500 $88,500 Sun.12:30-4 :30 642-8235 $124,500 Sun.1-5 3153 Country Club Dr., Costa Mesa 4615 Cortland (Cor Hglns) CdM 546-2313 $129.000 Sunday 1·5 3 U & FAM RM or DEH 644-6200 $154,000 Sun. 1·5 17532 Luther, Irvine 535 Tustin, Newport Beach 23252 Ellice Circle, Laguna Niguel 646-7171 $95,000 Sun l ·S 673-8550 Sat/Sun 1.5 644·6ZOO $249,500 Sun. 1-5 * •502 Via Lido Nord (L ido Isl> NB 833 Royan, Costa Mesa 17562 Cottonwood, Irvine 673-1020 S650,000 sun. 1-5 673-8500 $80,500 Sun 1.5 752·1414 $139,900 Sun. 12·4 •1508 Dover Drive (Westcliff) NB •913 Junipero, Mesa del Mar, CM •4600 Roxbury <Cameo Shrs) CdM 642-8235 $149,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 751-3191 Sunday 1.5 fi42·823.5 $237 ,000 Sun. 12·5 2221 Francisco, Newport Beach 1092 Santa Cruz. Costa Mesa * •324 Morning srar (OS> NB 642-8235 $239.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 751·3191 $94,900 Sunday 1.4 642-823.5 $495.000 Sun. 1 5 * 1924 Leeward <Ba ycrest) NB 516 DcAnza, Corona del Mar 5 19 P laya <Bluffs) N.B 642-8235 $179,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 675-2311 $207.500 Sat/Sun 1.5 642-823.S $157,500 .sun . 1·5 14921 Athcl. College Park, Irv. 3915 Inletlsle,Coronade1Mar 425VistaFlora<Bluffs)NB 75~·7315 $122,500 Sundayl-5 675·2311 $229,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 642·8235 Sun. 1-5 #14 Shasta, Uni versity Park, Jrv. 4515 Hampden Rd (CS} CdM 2216 Vista Dorado (Bluffs) N.B. 752-7315 $134,450 Sat/Sun l ·S 675·6000 $228,500 Sat/Sun 1.5 640·0020 Sun.1·5 3209 Dakota (Mesa Verde) C.M. J038 Sea Lane (Orig HV Hills) NB 6 Rue Valbonne (Big Cyn) NB 645-3255 $87,900 Sun.1·5 675-6000 $180,000 Sat/S/Mon 1-5 644-6200 $284,500 Sun.1·5 2409 Bonnie. Costa Mesa 602 Acacia (Old CdM) CdM . •2553 Greenbriar, Costa Mesa 540·3666 $149,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 675-6000 $163,900 Sat/Sun 1.5 540-1720 $86,950 Sun. 1·5 15081 Sonny Circle, Ranch. Irv. lS Monterey Cir. <Spyglass) CdM 24682 Via San Fernando, Mission Vjo 752-7315 $103,950 Sunday 1-5 675·3411 $247,000 Sat/Sun 1.5 644-4848 Sun. 1·5 967 Junipero, Mesa delMar. C.M. 7 Clear Spring(Turtlrk Hghlnds)lrv 1608 Ruth Lane (Westcliff) N.B. 75 1-3191 $91,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 675-3411 $226.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 fi75· IG42 $170,000 Sun 1·5 14251 Saarinen (Colony) Irv. • 1761 Pt. Manleigh (HV Homes) NB 752-1700 $121,000 Sunday 11-3 644 -6200 $169,950 Sat/Sun 1·5 3 BR + FAM RM & 21152 Shaw Ln .. Huntington Beach •4525 Camden Dr. CS) CdM GUEST HOUSE 752-1700 $136,000 Sat/Sun 12·5 644-4910 $310,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •822 Buttonshell (Baycrest) NB 53 Bethany Dr. <Turtlerock) Irv. 357 Catalina Dr. (Newport Hts) NB "'642·5200 $208,000 Sun. l -5 833-1084 $13.5,000 Sat /Sun 12-5 646·4463 $145,900 . Sat/Sun 1·5 4 IEDllOOM 29482 Via Valverclc. Laguna Niguel 1955 Pt. Locksleigh (HV Hms> NB 15271 Swallow, Westminster 495·428.5 $)8,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 833·8600 $149,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 898-7855 $77,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2005 Lemnos, Mesa Verde, C.M. 2509 Carriage, Santa Ana 46l0 Dorchester (CS) Irvine . 675-4392 $125,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 540·1720 $79,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 675.34 11 $210,000 Sat/Sun 1.5 27 Willowbrook (Wdbrdg) Irvine 3329 Alabama Cir., Costa Mesa 205 Via Jucar (Lido Is le) N.B. 522·412l $186,000 Sat/Sun 540·1720 $98,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 675·6259 $249,500 Sat/Sun 12.5 3826 Claremont (Culverdale) Irv. •10710 Peony, Fountain Valley 269 Sierks, Costa Mesa 552-3593 !)3,000 Sat/Sun 12·5 540-1720 $84,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 545.5880 Sat/Sun 12.5 25002 Hayuco, Mission Viejo •9102 Mahalo (Npt West) HB 1593 Santa Ana Ave, Costa Mesa 586·5441 ~.500 Sat/Sun 12·5 675·6741 Sat/Sun 1·5 645.608() $9l,500 Sat/Sun 1.5 27542 Agrado, Mission Viejo d l fr N B 586-5441 ~.900 Sat/Sun 12·5 29211 Kensington Dr .• Lag. Niguel 359 Vista Ma era (B u s) · · 933 Carnation, Green brook, C.M. 495·5894 $125,000 Sat/Sun 1·4 673-4400 $159,500 Sun. 1-5 979.8123 $109,900 Sat/Sun 12.5 •3351 Marigold, Costa Mesa 2027 Altura {Irvine Terrace) CdM •1839 Sabrina Terr., Newport Bch 546·2313 Sat/Sun 1-5 673-4400 $233,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1*5 Wood Nymph, Irvine 23 Sandstone, Woodbridge, Irv. 631-1400 ~8,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 673-8550 $105,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 640·1812 $165,000 Sunday 1·5 2901 Catalpa, Newport Beach 0 1 · c M 631-1400 $154,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 2551 Catalpa, Newport Beach 771 ympic, osta esa 1526 Highland, Newport Beach 673·8550 $194,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 546-2313 f77 ,771 Sat/Sun 1·5 631.1400 SlS4 ,500 Sat/Sun 1.5 1791 Hummingbird, Costa Mesa •3213 Nebraska Pl., Costa Mesa 1911 E . Balboa. Newport Beach 546-2313 $129,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 546-2313 $91,900 Sat/Sun 1·4 631.1400 ~9.500 Sat/Sun 1.5 1015 Concord, Costa Mesa 2033 Shipway (Baycrest) NB 546-2313 $89,900 Sunday 1·4 642-8235 $210,000 Sat/Sun 1-4:30 3652Claremont (Culverdale) Irv. 232 Rob. boodPJa e Costa Mesa 14922 Gainford, Deerfield, Irv. 552-7500 $83,900 Sun.12:30·4:30 in c • · 1601 DorothyLn (Westcliff) N.B. 642-823.5 $117,000 Sat/Sunl-5 640·9900 $79,900 Sunday 1·5 20 Laurel Tree Ln (Univ. Park) Irv. 935 W. Bay, Balboa Penn, Balboa 548-1293 $175,000 Sun. 752·1414 $117 ,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 675·5511 $350,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2870 Zell Drive, Laguna Beach 4 Laurel Tree Ln (Univ. Park) Irv. 2212 Margaret Dr., NewportBch 497.2457 $164,500 Sun.12·5 752·1414 $115,500 Sat/Sun 1·5. 646·7414 $119,000 Sat/Sun 1·4 16543 Mt. Todd, Fountain Valley Do . R d (U B N R t C t M 646-7711 Sun. 1-5 •2227 nrue oa pper ay) B 2327 u gers, os a esa 2033 S. Capella Crt (MV) CM 642-823.5 $163,500 Sat/Sun 1-4 :30 540-9922 Sat/Sun 12·4 • •3322 Via Lido (Lido Isle) NB 2900 Quedada, Bluffs, Nwpt Bch 549-8335 $112•500 Sunday 12·5 644·6200 $425,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 631·1800 $139,500 Sunday 1·5 311 W. 22nd St., Costa Mesa 24 Kamalii, Newport Beach 4631 Lock.haven Circ . (Willows) Irv. <213) 285-8700 $135,000 Sun 12-4 546·2313 $125,000 Sat/Sun 1·4 552-0434 $74,000 Sun. 2-5 1951 Port Weybridge (HVH) NB 186 Virginia Pl., Costa Mesa •2300 Margaret Dr. (Nwpt Hgts) NB 642·823.5 $162,500 Sun. 1·5 646-7171 $114,900 Sunday 1·5 645-5744 $122,000 sun. 1·5 1730 Galaxy (Do'<er Shores) NB 2133 Monrovia, Costa Mesa · 642·8235 $340,000 Sun. 12·4 646-7171 $71,500 Sunday 1·5 1307 Keel Dr (HV Hills) CdM 2021 Deborah (Hbr Hghlnds} NB 4 IR & FAM RM or DEH 644-6200 $195,000 Sun. l·S 642·5200 $125,900 Sun.1-5 1915 Windwa rd (Baycrest) NB •61l Kings Pl. (Cliff Haven) NB 1436 Keyview (Harbor View) CdM 642·8235 Sun. 1·5 642-5200 $I69,500 Sun. 1•5 675·3411 $249,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •4639 Gorham (Cameo Shrs) CdM 1500 Antigua (Dover Shores) NB 1835 Tahiti <Mesa Verde) CM 644-6200 $369,500 Sun. 1·5 642~ $Z74,900 Sat/SWU·S 640-6161 $133,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 10052 Sprit Cr .. Huntington Bch. 22091 Comanche, Lake Forest 32 Drikes Bay-(Spyglan) CdM 545.949 Sun 1·5 675·5511 Sat&Sunl-5 644·4867 $275,000 Sat/Sun1·5 1860NewJersey (MesaVerde>C.M 14 Swift Ct (Nwpt Crest) NB S2 Drakes Bay (Spyglass) CdM 545-9491 Sun 1·5 • 642·5200 Sunday1·5 644-4867 ~9,000 Sat/Sunl·S 2985Teakwood(MesaVt>rde)C.M. 1907 Port Bristol, Newport Bch 20191 Norcroft (Landmark) H.B. 545-9491 $81,500 Sun 1·5 675·5511 Sunday 1 ·5 · G4o..616l $97 ,000 Sat/Sun t .5' #9 M ontere)' Circle. C<f I\ t ~~a&lfflgo,..Mesa del Mar, C.M, --n.:a.~mna CleLM:ar --&1Jl:MH $.l-19;000 7Sl·31$ '86,000 Sunday 12-4 675-34'11 $437,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 302 Kmg., Rd~ (Cliff Haven) NB 1112 Sandcastle, CdM 5 llD~OOM 642-5200 ~ 000 Sat/Sun t .S 644·9060 $259,000 ~.1-5 911 Kings Rd. (Cliff Haven) NB 10061 Cutty Sark, Hunt'g Beach 642·5200 $248,$00 Sat/Sun 1·5 898·7855 $84,SOO Sat/Sun 1·5 (36 Cambridge, Npt Hts. Npt Bch 3907 Inlet hie (Harbor View) CdM 540·3688 $1(19,900 Sat'lSun 1·5 675-3411 $24",500 Sat/Swl 1-S """ E -"'St r...;.t M •2tl0 Yacht Mischief (Seaview) NB ..u. • 1~11 •• ~ 8 e!a ' 675·6000 ~c:.ooo Sat!<' .... 1..s 846-T111 Sat/Sun 12·5 ,.._, '~' 182 Masters Circie, Costa Mesl •2007 POrt Ramsta•e (~) Nil 67S·SD $1o:l.8m SUD l ·S 675"'6000 $179,500 Sat/Sun lt.S * •220 Via Lido Nord (l .. ido 11) NB 673-7300 $625,000 Sun. 12-4 209 Narcissus, Corona dcl Mar 6734400 $330,000 Sat/Sun l ·S ••l222 E. Balboa Bl • Balboa 640-9900 SWldO)' l ·S *"531 Cam.den Dr., CdM 752-l700 $329.900 Sunday 12:5 , h . . 0 ~.~~.~ ....... !!~!~!.~~.~~ ....... !!~'!!:!.~~.~~........ ~:::.~~.~± ....... !!~~.~.~~ ....... 1~:!.~.~ .. :.... Sunday, M•<e; '· •• ,. I OAJLY PILOT ~ • G......., t OO"'G ol 1002 HouHt Fe(' S. Hones For Sale HcMt:sH For Sde • •••al I OOZ G....... I Ot .2 GtMrtll I OOZ G..-.rot I 002 --""' •••••••••••••• .. ••••• .. ••••••• • • .............. ••••••••••••u ••••••••• -•••••••••••.,••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••00••••••• ••••••••••••00••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••··~···•••!•••••-. Get..t-ol 1002 Ci•••• 1001 GtMf'al tOGZ PININSULA POIHT-$391,000 Prime peninsula point oceanfront location! Super views of jeUy, ocean & sandy beach! Newly rcdecopated 2 Bdrm. & den! Owner anxious -will consider lease option. Call now for preview. .._ ~~ ........... , .....•..... ·••·········•••······•· .................•••• ,. 675-3411 LINDA ISLE MANSION Custom 5 Bdrm. mansion with 113 feet of frontage on the water! La·rge boat slip too! Paso Robles stone & natural walnut s piral s taircase. Formal dining room. 2 wet bars. Soda fountain. Billiards room. Separate maid's quarters. Gorgeous custom swimming pool too. Call for private showing. Offered at $1,375,000. 752-1700 I H U MAC AKTHUa I L VD-sum I Ol-41YIHI ~THE REAL ~ESTATERS 1002 GftMral 1002 ···••··•············••· ......................• 2 House on a lot near Newport llc1~hls. Creal investment opporluruty. Call Her1lagl' ll t::. 546-5880 ~HERITAGE ..• REALTORS $40,500 Then•!> nothing left at this pnce. except this Mc J BH home, NOT A CONDO. Call now il won 't last 540-3666 /Jfu# Bon anza OPEN TODAY 1-5 2 REAL BEAUTIES Both In Best Area 405 FELIZ. Spectacular 3 bdrm. & family rm. "Estralita" Plan, high beamed ceilings, light, bright & totally fresh, on widest greenbelt , "End" unit, with 2 generous (morning & afternoon) patios. Completely redecorated thruout. Absolutely model home condition! Offered at $185,000 2215 FIESTA Very rare & highly prized SINGLE STORY, 3 bdrms. + lanai. Private end unit. greenbelt facing. adult area cul de sac, spotlessly clean, featuring one of the largest privat patios in The Bluffs. And tf that's not enough OWNER CARRI ES THE LOAN! Don 't miss this opportunity ! at $145,000 ·DIRECTORY . S BEDROOM 31 l6 Pierre. Costa Mesa 545·4289 $93,900 Sunday 1·5 3702 1'"enn. Cu l verda le. Irv 551 ·2000 $119.500 Sun 1·5 1823 Tanager Drive, Costa Mesa 675 -4144 Sunday 1-5 l800 Port Ttfftn Pl IHVHms) NB 644 ·6303 $205.000 Sat /Sun 1·5 1706 Port Charles CHV Homes) NB 644 -6200 $180.000 Sun. 1·5 S BR & FAM RM or DEN 25 Sandpiper, Woodbridge. Irv. 640-1812 $197 ,500 Sunday 1 ·5 4001 Topside Lane. Corona del Mar 644-7211 $274,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 421 Seville (Balboa Penin.) N.B. 644 ·9060 $269,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 640 Mendoza Terr <Corona IDds) CdM 644-7383 $375,000 Sat/Sun 1-4:30 * * 112 Via Lido Nord <Lido Is le) NB 642-5200 $500,000 Sunday 1·5 1014 Mariners Dr. (Dove rs Shrs) NB 642-5200 $360,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 197 Buoy ( Eastside) Costa Mesa 642-5200 $99,999 Sat/Sun 1·5 6562 Glen Dr. (Goldenwest Pk) HB 892·7677 $1.52,900 Sat/Sun 33821 Ave Calita, San Juan Capo 496-7711 $195.000 Sunday 1·5 6 BEDROOM * * 1406 S. Bayfront {Balboa Isl.) NB 675·6000 $.534.500 Sun. CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE 2 IEDROOM •38 Sea Island Dr. (Big Cyn) NB 644-4910 $140,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 ll92 Mitchell Ave. #104 , Tustin 833-9781 $.50,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 44 Orange Blossom {Oge Tree) Irv 833-9781 $64,950 Sat/Sun 1·5 2764 Hillview Dr. <HV Knoll) NB 644-6200 $148,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2905 ( F) Fairview. Santa Ana 540·3666 $64,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •1111 S.-Coast Dr ( E·lOl) SA/CM 645-32.5.5 $78,900 Sun. 1·5 ••310 Fernando #206, Npt. Bch. 675-7060 $149,500 Sun. 1·5 456 Superior, Newport Beach 675-6775 SB.5.000 Sun 1·5 #14 Surfside, Newport Beach 645·7221 $81,950 Sun 1·5 2 • Ir FAM RM or D84 209Nata, Bluffs, Newport Bch 631·1800 $175,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 3 IEDROOM 405 Feliz (The Bluffs) Npt. Bch. 640·5560 $185,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2215 Fiesta <The Bluffs) Npt. Beach 640-5.560 $145,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 DUPLEXES FOR SALE 2 IR EACH 4604 Seashore, Newport Beach 673-6900 $173,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 2 BR Ii I IR 513 Jasmine. Corona del Mar 675·6000 $148,000 122 39th St., Newport Beach Sun. 631-1400 SL58,000 Sunday l·S l IR Ir IACH 323 Apolena, Balboa Is land 673·6900 $275,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 3 IR & I IR 128 43rd St., Newport Bch 673-6210 $,189.950 Sat/Sun 12·4 3 IR Ir 2 IR 399 E. 18th St., Eastside C.M. 675-5511 $146,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 131 Topaz, Balboa Island 673-6900 $M7,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 429'h Carnation, Corona del Mar 644·4848 Sun. l ·S l IR It 3 IR 518·18'h FernJeaf, CdM 644-6200 $225,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 510 Avocado, Corona del Mar 644·7Z7&-$239,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 708 Marguerite, Corona del Mar 644-7270 $171,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 3 IR Ir 4 IR 218 Amethyst, Balboa Island 631·1400 S298,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 4 IR Ir 2 IR 206·061hAbalone(Balboa Island )NB 642-823.5 Sat/Sun 1·5 110 37th St., NewPort Bcb 673-6900 $1.89.500 Sun 1.5 HOME & INCOME · FOR SALE 2 la & I IR 616·6161h Poinsettia, CdM 759·0811 $168,500 Sun.l-5 UNITS FOR SALE J amaOOM 200 Monte Vista, Costa Mesa 645·7221 Sat&Sun l·S 624 Sullivan #17C, Santa Ana MO.BILE HOMES 646mll $51,900 Sa ll-2/Sun l ·S' FOR S · . ._...,....,.... •631 Fairview {#8·C) Santa Ana ALE 645-3255 $50,000 Sun 1·5 I • a FAM IM ... OIH 2785 ~arkside Lane, Anaheim 300 E .Cst Hwy #266<Bayslde Vill)NB 898-7855 $63,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 675w4010 $19,500 Sun 1-6 11 Ooldenbus,..,.Deerfield) inine------9080 $81,900 !.!!.~~------,----..:L-llO~ ---d ~'-· 1909 Westwlnd, Sant.a Ana 14851 Jeffrey Rd. #196, lrvtne . 540-l'nA> $88,950 Sun.1·5 545-9'9l f3',5QO Sat/Sun l~ 19880 Claremont. Huntirijlon Bch 957.o'101 $56,?!50 Sun.1-5 ~B WestCarrtaie~ Santa An.a 642.a15 $58,900 Stitt. I~ LUSK '1 REAL T Y 41 }t!ltlJ /J I.II .\~ ,\ .\1•1/ (.I) 2S IS E Coo\t Hwy Corona dt"I Mar OPEN HOUSES 1-5 PM TURTUROCK HIGHLANDS New listing. A la~· 2800 sq.ft. Stewart Plan 5 Bdrm wit' (}atic hill view. Plush beige Car};.. {"ming bay win- dow in break1~ /J~igh ceilings in living & dining . The best of Turtlerock Highlands. Jpen Sat/Sun. #7 Clear Spring.·$226,000. CAMEO HIGHLANDS -Move m condition. Home surrounds 1 yr old pool and jacuzzi with extensive flagstone decking. 2 New patio covers. new landscaping, new paint inside & out, plus 4 bdrms, 2112 baths with Palos Verde stone fireplace in living mom. All this and approx. 2500 sq. ft of Jiving space. A bes t buy at $210,000. Open Sat/Sun, 4610 Dorchester. SrYGLASS -VIEW -This popular Portsmouth model offers 3 bedrms. 2 bath. Immaculate condition. 3 Car garage. Approx 2 yrs old. Also offers beautiful ocean view. Tinted windows . Owner wiU carry large 2nd trust deed. Offered at $298,000. Located at 19 San Mateo Way; Open Sat/Sun. HARIOR VIEW LUSK -REDUCED - VIEW -NJVACY -This 4 bedroom haven is an executive reward --green ·hills, blue Pacific, a home to make it all worthwhile. Corona del Mar at its best. 1436 Keyview. Open Sat/Sun. $249,000. HARBOR VIEW LUSK This home flas many custom features Large courtyard. beautiful olive tree and many rose bushes. Bltn bookshelves. formal dining rm, paneled family rm w /parquet floor. huge pool Open Sat; 873 Sandcastle Dr. BIG CAHYOH TOWNHOM E Beautifully upgraded Pinehurst model with its own private access to pool and jacuzzi. Large ''L" shaped patio . Priced for quick sale at $159,500. Open Sat/Sun. 69 Sea Island Dr. HARIOR VIEW HILLS -Lowest ocean view in CdM, 3 bdrm, family room plus formal dining, 2 cozy fireplaces and beam ceiling. Open Saturday. 1114 Whitesails. HARIOR VIEW LUSK Vacant 4 bdrm, family room, great ocean view. Just painted inside waiting for you to move into. Offered at $244,500 3907 Inlet Isle. Open Sat/Sun. SS MILLION DOLLAR IAIY SS She's done it again -one of Whelan Real Estate 's highest achievers, Rose, has again made her way to TOP SALES PERSON in the month of January with a sales volu me of over $700,000; for her part of a 4112 million dollar month for Whelan Real Estate. • ROSE IUSSB.L Owning her own home in Westcliffl1 Rose af 23 & sUl · single, says sbe-1 owes her success • to her "Bus iness Philps9phy " .. ~f always putting Uie customer first. I\.\ present Rose is studying for her brokers license, & is completing her studies at UCLB for her degree in Business Administration. COME JOIN THE WINNERS If you're thinking of buying or selling, why not call the winners at W...._ Real Estate. If you have thought about becoming a member of a winning ~am, just give us a ·~ call! , llfltelc4111 540.3666 IUAl l~TAll I G1Mr.a I 002 G.....,ol I 00.1 GIMrol ·t OOI , .................................................................. .. IAYFRONT OPEH SUH. I ·5 3 10 FERNANDO UNIT #206 Balboa's best location! 2 Bdrms .. 2 bath condo in <1dult, all security bldg. Walk lo ocean. p1~r. \'tllagc, shoppin~: boat ;,hp av111I Alt lh1s for S1'19.500' OCEANFRONT Charming 2 BR. home . 2 car garage. Best swim· ming & fis hing area, dose to s tore;, & restaurants. $275,000! Bal>oa lay Prop. ReolfOn * 675-7060 * NEW HOME Ecntside C.M. DUPLEX WITH BEACH PRIVILEGES ! • $173,500 Furnished An outstanding income property in an established winter/:;ummer location. Just a few steps to terrific beach ... but you can see and hear the s~rf all the time. Lower two bedroom un1t has new carpets. drapes. paint & wallpaper and 1s completely furnished --plus · landscaped patio. It's vacaQt and wait· mg. Upper 2 bedroom unit bas VIEW, balcony and immaculate tenants who maintiun their unit and the furnishings. 4604 Seashore OPEN SAT /SUN 1-5 PM RAIN OR SHINE! ~h~~1dirsi~~~t 4coi:S~~~ WATERFRONTHOMES 631-1400 home. Features include : vaulted ceilings, 3 car 1---------------~arage & RV storage . G ol IOOZ IGIMt'ol IOftJ Hurry. choose your own eMr ,. . •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• carpeLc;. OPENSAT&SUN 12·5 273Sierks. C.M or call 546·5880 ~HERITAGE orEN HOUSES SAT /SUN 1-5 PM •. • REALTORS MESA VEllDE -Beautiful 3 bdrm ranch in mint condition. New landscaping,• _paintedPl,us walJp~~r. Cheerful and \-~~~~~~~ locat m excellerit area. OfTered al 'I I 0 37• st, HI CS..1 $1 lf,SOO • 4604 Seashore Dr. HI .°"' 'STn ,-s-oo.... - $117 ,500. ()pen Sun, 2956 Pemba. CAPE COD SPY&LASs-IUST LISTED -private SSl,900/$2.1 50 front courtyard with waterfall, with TOTAi.DOWN! brick planters. This Portsmith model Win ding roadway to l·s on an oversized lot with nice soaring 2 story retreat! Pnvate grounds protect enclosed patio and lattice work secluded entry to tav1sh around it. Many upgraded thru·out the living room. Gourmet h ome. Offered at $247,QOO. Open kitchen overlooks sun· M C. I shine courtyard! Wind· S:it;Sun. 1S onterey ire e. mg stairway leads to ·~····1················ .•••••..•..•.•...•..... ..........-.-: Sprin g :lever?? 2990 COUNTRY CLUB DR. This Mesa Verde home is ideal for entertaining & family fun, too! 3 Lge. bdrms., very formal dining rm., super paneled family rm., lge. shaded patio & a beautiful yard. This home is loved! $119,500. OPEN SUN. ONLY I-4 sweeping master bdrm plus child's retreat! Hwry! Seller is anxious. 84'1-6010 Ol'ltl 1119 • H \ IUN lll t<I Nl(f' l •li~tdl\il S&S9UALITY Seller moving & must sell his 3 BR plus den, 1~ BA S&S beauty. Wants an offer this weekend & priced atonJy $75,000. 540.3666 llfltelc-an RfAl f~TATl Seaview ,, Lowest priced Hampton 3 BR. 2\.11 BA plus family room in Newport Beach. Pool, tennis & security. Only $1229.SOO. I Can't Believe!!! This absolutely M>vely 3 BR, 2 BA home with large family room & log fireplace with a party patio. landscaped lo perfection is still for sale! ! ! Owner is very anxious to move. so don't miss I.his home another day. Only SSl.SOO. Submit offers. Can't Be Beaten! Walk to the beach. Fan· tut!c home 3 BR. 2 BA, large family room, 2 fireplaces, pool, volleyball. OnJy $125.000. 323 Apolaa. lol lld $275,000 131 Topas. lol lkl $247,500 FEATURES OF THE WEEIC *•HOME OH THE WA TEil-ViEW hlty *--lhld ..... e.o.... ri9't -.... water wfttl Mat VIEW of al ttw water octioe! Loob lust Nk• a -.... ~ .ct gnat CMltdoou patio for •lwfal•lng. Charming I bdrm & dining roolft •. $67,500 **6 ACRES HICiH ON A HILL Located in Petallllna with a VllW of ff9. Santa Rosa Valey md h City .... ,._, ''tun of .... c......, .. "°-..... ~. pkts mothft CoftOCJe. OWNER WIU. 5aL OR EXCHANGE. $198,500 **ACROSS RtOM IEACH RHly grciMI cmd lfNldous .,._x -'r a "stoHs ttrow"' frOlll ft. awf • .._.. 4 bdnns and 2 ~ units wttt. patio fOf" y--: 'round .... In time for ~,. or year 'l"CMMd retlfol iftcCMM. $189,500. SUNDAY 1·5 rM. It 0 31th St .• Newport leadL RAIN OR SHINE! CURI APPUL DUPI.& Spoclotalt ................ J .... ... wftt. IG& fnt two tlory I Yfllg ,_ 9ld tar9• dhlht9 r.. Allsol .. elJ Mper bachelor •It that's always Ntttect. SZ47,500 CHAUBIGING IA YFIOMT wllll Pia YMIHIY.toMelt-..ct .............. . tt.o•gM • ... udtfnt ...... y.. aa do wittl It! TMn ... S ......_ ...., ~ 1•12 ........................ ...... witta c••d1ller..., w .._. ......._ "'9 • ..._.. ... Ttnfflc toe..._ • .._ ' WATR _... VIEW, pllt e .... fN.t . ...... for .... ,...., ......... ., .. ,_ c.. ..-c ................... ... .......... wt11t .... ..t.A net e,pert....., for ..... •Ifft cr'ffffft i..t $449,000 a.. t C I t.d. • DUPLIX OM Coat• .. ,.....c...... ............... J ltedroo• a.d Z bdr•+dH ••lh. ~169,000 f • • .I!! DAILY PILOT Sond.y, March 5. 1978 ~4!4!!!!.~~ ••••••• J ~.~~....... ~4!'!:::.~.~ ....... J ~4!'!!~!!.~.~ •...... ~~::: !.~~ ~"!~ ..•.... ~~!!~~ ~ ..... ~ wewet"ol I 002 G.-ral I 002 GtMf'al I 002 GeMnll I 002 G~ I 002 G....rol I 002 •••r91 1002 1Ge•er• r 0o2 H~• Fors• ~····················· ........... -. ..•.••••.•............•........... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •• ~ ... ,.. 1002 . . 675·3411 . L ll S K '1 I~ l ..\ L T Y ti .J, •h II I> I II,;... .~ Sun Co. 2S IS E Coo\! Hwy Corono dt•I Mor SPYGLASS BEAUTIES!! .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• INCOME PROPERTY 10 urut.s in xlnl cond1l1on Low vacancy factor. Call now. 963-5671 EASTSIDE REALTORS 675-551 I ,- 4 11-WOODIRIDGE A Briarwood patio home. G<>rgeous Italian tile entry. 4 Bdrms., family room & dining room . Hideaway .master s uite w /all mirrored wardrobe. Vacant & waiting! Short walk lo lake. Take advantage -cail now ! Asking $119.900~ HEW HOME EasbideC.M. Builder ju:.L compkt\·•I thl.s 2 story 4 bdrm homl' Features 1ndude. \'JU It ed ce1hngs. 3 car i:arage & RV Moragt> llurr>, chooc!c your own cnrpcti. Call~ 5880 ~HERITAGE . • REALTORS l lf:DROOM- 3 IATH $59,500 th not:. rnispnnl, ils for real' Community pool &. all l.hc amerulit>S. Won't la.'ll at this priee. Call llUW 540-3666 Wftelc-.11 RIAl IHAH I 002 GeMr.e 1002 P AHORAMIC VIEW OF OCEAN Ir HIGtfT LIGHTS -this 3 bdrm f arnily room, 2 bath home is located in a quiet l ocation. Outstan ding buy. Excluslvely listed by Lusk Realty. CUSTOM Perlect home for the ~r. exe<:utive on the move. Beautifully decorated thruout. 3 Spacious bdrms. Lgc modern kitchen. Fantastic fam1 Jy room & entertainment eenter w/rlrcplaee & wet bar. Huge R-2 lot. Call to· day, the priec will sur · pnseyou. 646-7171 935 WEST IAY AVEHUI: IALIOA Pl!HIHSULA: JUST MARVELOUS. C. Cod. 2 1tory, 4 bedrootft. OWMr wiH fl1tanc. Clltd 11 fhxD*. AIMolt "• the beach ... OPB4 SAT Ir SUH 1-5. BEAUTIFUL IRVIHE Immaculate model-like townhome! Prime location. Secured community. 3 Bdrrns. Family room. Formal dining. Gorgeously upgraded! Just $105,500. .....•..•••..•.......•...•••••••• , .....•...... CHANCE OF A LIFETIME -2 story New· Bedford model, 4 bdrm, 3 baths, game room, pool and jacuzzi. Located on a n extra, extra large lot. Prime ocean , bay & light view. Offered this weekend for the first time. For odditional iefonnotlc. plHM can 675-3411 I USK--REALTY o l olrn D . J,u sk & Sv 11 Co . '51 S E. Coad Hwy. Corona deof Mor Jtl Y• I I .I "J' rf '• I ' PRESTIGE NEIGHBORHOOD :\le:,a \'crde 4 Bdrm. 2 IJJth With pool, J3CUlll, farrulv room w dark rm St:11°ncd ~la s' and skyh~hl. C:.ill ror appt. 5-lti-5880 ~HERITAGE •·. REALTORS I 002 GeMrol 10021--------....................... ························-------- OPEN HOUSES SAT /SUM 1-5 PM 218 Amethyst, Balboa Island $298,900 1839 Sabrina TetT, Hwpt $398,000 2901 Catalpa. HI $154,900 1526 Highland, HI S 184,500 4-PLEX $165,000 Unique income property w/room to add 2 add1· tional units. Xtra larg<' owner·s unit w/formul dining room & deluxe ma!>ter suite. Xlnt 111 eome. Call for dctaib 640-7171 1907 PORT BRISTOL: NEWPORT IEACH: JUST LOVELY, 3 bedroom. fG1111y l"OOM. dining roam. PartafiM lltOdel ,.. .. ,_ate bOltttS rOOllt with bait\. OPEN SUH 1 ·S. _);•Y ~M8i; JASMINE CREE«: CORONA DEL MAR: JUST IEAUTIFUL. l bedroom, ,_ly l"OOM. dining room. home; privat. coouu::wffy pool, tettnls, iocami. clublscHIM. CAMEO, HIGHLANDS! JUST GREAT, location. private bHch, refs elltiltg 110 degree OCEAN VIEW: l bedrOOllS. 2 bat1t home. For Industrial, Coowrclol & ht•ntnuent Properties. call Sherwin ar Don. COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 25 I 5 E. Coast Hwy., Corona del M• 675-551 I Pool +spa too! Call today. . CDM DUPLEX-$175,000 . Corona del Ma r duplex just reduced '14,500! 3 Bedroom. PLUS 2 bedroom & d e n. Great income! Anxiously· offered al ONLY $175,000! Call fast. BLUFFS GREEHIRT Lovely view of gr eenbe lt from this Blurrs ''D" plan. Extra s pacious living room, 3 l arge bedroom s. Quiet location. Offered at $153,000. Call to preview. HEIGHTS REDUCED $5000 Comp.le tely rem odeled New port Heights charmer! Excellent lecation. 3 Bdrrns. plus f am.ily r oom. Large bay window & stained glass too! Room for RV or pool too! Call today for private s howing. Now only $130,000. I I 07 "A .. St, Bal Penin $265,000 1911 E. Balboa II, HI $269,500 1002 PL.AH 4-TURnEROCK D-e ligh tful Plan 4-Broadmoor Turtlerock. Secluded atrium, formal dining room, family room , 4 Bdrms-2~ bath. Private patfo plus barbecue. This is a decorator's bargain-see it! Only $132,900: Call fast! - • I 420 I lrisbane, l"ine $97,000 122 J9Ht St, Ml CSwtdoy) $158,000 *WA TY FRONT HOMES PRESENTS FEATURES OF THE WEB **ACROSS FROM OCEANFRONT LanJe come.-· duptex In temfic West Newport location. Two-story income property with two 3 ~ units and you own Hte land! $219 ,000. * *STEPS TO BEACH & SURF soned Worm and in•lting duplex wiHt sea summer/winter rental record. Charming and woodsy interior thntout with beam ceilings in one IMdroom ..,..- unit. Lower 2 b.d. wilt with patio. SI 58,000 includits fwniture. **CONDO WITH IOAT SUP ProffssioMlly dKoroted l ~ 00111 townhotn. in waterlr0ttt profect. loat slip ond land are Included In this wefl-priced properly. $159,500. **'OH WATR, UNOISTRUCTB> VIEW leoutifulty dec:orotfll 2 bed. condo on the water with possible boat slip a•ailable. Pri•acy, luxury, security, Pool. Shown by ~intmeftt. $145,000. * FABULOUS VIEW, POOL, PRESTIGE Deflghtful open and fresMy decorated 4 bedroom home with famJly room and large pool/patio area. The perfect fantlly home for Indoor /o.tdoor e.-tertalnllHJ and prl•acy. $391,000 lftchtdes the land. PRIVACY OH A CORNER A trwy warm Clltd ift•lthMJ faMlfy ha.. ht a qaallty ,.sldetttfal ... 1,..,..,...1tt. C0tt•MMwt to achools and sa.op,lllllg bt Eostb'9ff. 5'"ooth flowing 4 .,_.OCMlt llotH indudlftg sepcrote master •te Clftd kln)e fonnal c1NnCJ rooa Two patios for entertaining and MIMI VIEW. SI 54,900. FRESH SPRINGTIME DECOR A1td reody for the fondly to mo•• right ift! Cherry Clftd bright 4 bedroom home with family NCMll .ct pool siw ysd. COMpletely enclosed for prhacy. Al a1ae1tltin for 9raclo111 li•l1t9 In pre1tlcJk-..... s 184,500. CLOSE TO PERFECTION E:ttch...ting fri..le•el l bedroom cOltdo. with faMty '°°"' .ct delt lc.W be 4th bedroo...t. Profe11lottatly c009 llHted decor with ••llty tltreughMt. Th OWllff lfYH ....... CllltOltC)lt his ........ , belt It's so perfect yau'd M•tf' lllow It. A ............ $149,500. WOOD, GLASS, ~IVH VllW Located ~etwe... bayfro.t Hd · ocewft• met CORY.,.. to ••.,..,...llJ Aa ..tWk J..stwy .... of ....... .. ... .... Mo•••· ~ ............ for ·-·· $265,000. ..•.•.......•...••..............•......•...... UMDERPRICED CONDO OUR COMPUTER SAYS ••• THE BEST IEACH IUYS ARL. SPECTACULAR VIEW of entire harbor; like new. with jacuzzi, 3 BR, 3 ba .• drastically reduced. $249,500. OPEN SAT /SUN. 1·5. 1521 KINGS RD. LIKELIKE A KING !! In this beautifully up graded Buccola homl'. Drawbridge NO G.1rai;c door opener YES! J\l!>o ;1 winter bnc:k fireplace & a summer air cond1 · t1oner. Slump stone plan· ters, sprinklers front & back. Sliding door from master bdt.m lo your private garden area. Mesa Verde living at Sl29.000. Call 546-2313 MOST CHARMING 3 BR A-frame; lge. s undeck & loCS-of greene ry. Newport Shores. pool & tennis cts. $107 ,000. OPEN SAT . 1-5. 314 PROSPECT IEST, BEST BUY! Immac .. new 2 BR Costa Mesa condo; frplc., a ll blt·ins. Only $67 ,500 SUPER t4EW LISTING Beach duplex, s teps from ocean; 3 &: z· BR..Jrplcs. both unit. $199,900 '"•'• "' ?• ''' 1ur1 ro.,, '• 1 • [\81•1 DAVIDSON REALTY S801 W Coo\t Hwy . N 8 645 · 7575 3116 Ncwpo11 Blvd NB 673·9060 GeMral I 002 Gettffal 1002~ol 1002 ...................................................................... .. GREEMTREE ' Expanded Cambridge model on t he park. This unusual 4 BR, 2 BA, single ~tory with A/C is new on the m arket and merits the attention or all s ingle s tory dwellers. The upgrades are many. We suggest you take a look. Offered at $102.500. IRVINE TERRACE Seeking room? Need a pool? Need 4 BR's?· ·This outstanding a nd charming home is being offered for sale as the owners are moving. Price is considerably less for any comparable property un this location. You own the land and it can be yours for $207 ,500. MISSION VIEJO OPEN TODAY -2625 I MOHTIEL -I ·S PM You can be the Man from La Mancha and have the impossible dream in t h is new townhom e overlooking the pool and greenbelt. Features 3 BR, 2th BA and the opportunity to join the Mission Viejo Country Club. S top dream in g and act today. Under priced at $107,000. CUSTOM IH TUSTIN On today's m arket, a custom home is a rarity. This one is only 3 months old and the reatures are numerous. 4 BR , 3 BA, ceramit tile entry, quality carpets and drapes, top of the line GE kitchen, FR with FP, deluxe pool and jacuzzi, p rof. landscaped, intercom, etc., etc. Shown by appointment. Call for further details • COSTA MBA IEAUTY A top quality home on a comer location with everything in imm aculate condition. A m ost roomy home tha t has a comrortable teeUng, 3 BR , 2 BA, FR. To see it. is to buy ill A great lnvcslm ent at $84,950. 673-8550 JJ2 MilGUIAITl. COIOMA DB. Mil ~THEREAL ~ESTATERS I GeMral 1002GeMral 1002 . •..••.•.....•.••.•.•..•.•..•.•...•........•.• OPEN SUNDAY I TO 5 616-6161'2 POIHSETilA. CdM Extremely charming 2 bdrm. home, recently refurbished lhru.out.. plus splendid 1-bdrm. unit, over large dbl. gar age. Great tax shelter, inflation hedge & with fine a ppreciation probabilities. $168.500 FANTASTIC 5 IR T his beautiful family home, with an x lnt view , is in top condition: carpeting. paint & drapes are new. We ll landscaped: numerous trees. pools ized yard: location is prestigious. LA VITA area of Laguna Niguel $157 .500. 23832 St illwater, shown by App·t. EXECUTIVE ENTERTAINMENT Ocean view from the finest custom built home we have seen in Corona de l Mar & definitely one of a kind! Built especially for executive entertaining with its exceptional & unusual double kitchen , built to accommodate the huge raised formal dining rm. or the sunken family rm. with frplc. & wet bar. Modem elevator services 3 car gar age & 2 uppe r living levels. $435,000. 214 Poppy, shown by App't. 3 IR-$71,900 Wood bridge Village townhouse: upg raded end unit in very good cond. You'll enjoy the country kitchen. #2 Sage, shown by app't. 759-0811 4"10 NEWPOllT CENlfH OKIVE 7Ml Ol> 11 1002 GtMf'GI ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• HEW USTIIC-CDM S pacious 3 BR 2 Ba, professionally d ecorated home on comer location w /fantasUc sunset, Catalina view. T h is is t ruly a quality home-, w /man y custom a ppoi n tm ents. Open . this Sal/Sun 1-5, 3915 Inlet Isle. $229,500. COM-CUSTOM Hat4E Immaculate 3 Br 2 Ba home w/c01.y ,~r-hric-k-fireplaee; har~wood-Eloer , oa :nea -utltngs & m , Views of ocean & mountains a~ •O prlvAte beach access. 0 n $at/Sun 1·5, 516 D eAn za. C M. $207.500. Reduced; Bike to hach Located w1th-m walk111g distance to Harbor High. Elegant home with 2 handsome lireplaces: 3 bedrooms, eating area off the country kitchen Entry. lam1ly room and more. Pa110. Lush landscaping. $95,000 540-1120 Close To Private Lake Luxurious and sporty• Quiel enclosed area with gate. 2 bedroom townhome with den: decorated through oul 1n nch earth tOl'les. Tile entry. brick lireplace, dining room. Large patios Near pool, jacuzzi and shops. $89.950. 540-1720 Execlltive Mesa Vet'de Protess1onally decorated home with attractive carpets and elegant tile. OeSlgner drapes, wallpaper and atrium with fountain. Lots of storage 3 bedrooms, eattng area, · dining room. family room and brick lireplace. 2 patios Must see11 $98 900. 54CH720 City Close Country 9uiet Gel ready for summer 1n this lovely 3 bedroom pool home• Oe11Ue kitchen, built w11h mom in mind, lots of space tor storage. Eat1nq area. dining room area. and brick llreplace m the living room Immaculate• Heated 1acuzz1 and pool. Patio Don't miss 11 .•. JUSt listed $84,500. 54CH720 $42,000 DeHghtfully Cozy Super ..starter, 1deaJ tor oJder couples! 1 bedroom home with eating area off the country kitchen. Wood cabtnels. Good neighborhood. Fruit trees Close to everythingt Don t miss 11, • 54().1720 View Of The Wortd! Country atmosphere m this lovely home! See upper bey area hills and lush golf course' 3 bedroom ranch style home with country k11chen, eating area termly room and fireplace. Patio. Cant last, JUSt hsted. $118,500 540-1720 Prestigious Show Place .•. Tastefully decorated in rich earth tones throughout Handsome wood paneling in the family room; 4 bedrooms, eatmg area and fireplace. Patio; yard which has been transformed into putting green!! $129,500 540·1720 Lush Gardener's Dream Beautifully landscaped home with lots of extras tor the green thumb• Covered entry, country kitchen with eating area: dining room and lamily room. Fireplace for those cool eves: 3 bedrooms. Patio. Close to shops ••• VA terms. $79,900. 54().1720 Fussy & Particulcr? Exclusive bright and breezy Callfomia styled home In prime location. 3 bedroom pool home with farmty room, dining room area, eating area and heany fireplace. Patio and that lovely pool. $86,950 540-1720 Relaxl'hos~ Aching Muscles In your luxurious heated custom jacuzzi! Executive Comell home In Irvine, with extras galore. Paneled bonus room. 4 spacious bedrooms, dining room. eating area. entry and brick llreplace In the family room. 00ti"t miss 1L.just listed. $119,900 540-1720 540-1720 2955 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa .,. .. f • .. • • DAIL. Y PIL.OT IJf HCM.IHI For Sate Sunday. March 5 1978 HpuHs For Sale ~~ .. ~-~ .• ~ ....... ~!!~.~-~ ....... ~ ~!.~~~ ........ ~'!'!!!~!.~~.~~ ........ ~eMral 100 C-0-.. M_. 1022 Corw .. Mcr 1022 C:O.toMffa 1024 ., ....•..•.•.•••...•...••••••••...•.....•..... Costa MHa I 024 Costa M•H I 024 House~ for Sate ... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..............•........ •...•.•............•... ••••••••.•.•........... ...•........•.....•.... •····················•• REDUCED PRICE ~~~-~~.!~~~ ~!'!'.!~.~~.!~.~~ ~~ .......... ~~~~ VETS FREE Jo: Sade 3br + den. 2' ~ba GUAIDB>GATE TO &XCLUSlVE CONDO 2 Minutes from South Coast Ph11.a or 1-'reewa) entrance Spur1ou• u1.1 graded 2 bdrm. Cui ll'lal dining, ground lloor Quiel, mr cond , 1~11 anti dub hou.,c. lluge master ~lte. -~U ._tl"!''" reCrigeralor ancld N.B.A. LINEUP Open Houses Sat /SUn 1-5 I lous1ni: Zero down, teto l'a>b Any city m Orangt.' Co Call UllR VET AGT S5jH1T77 34S Un1vt.>ri:.1ly Or 1--------1~ BR. 2 ba. UOO "4 It. lo t'UARPI SHARPI 645 1076 SSG.000. llkr Sl•t DIVORCE dwn p)mnt .. llnl .1r"J '1f1ft • • Sun Opn 11;,c Director) FORCES SALE K3l 9"J50 Healtor 0-.11r mov'a over sea,, Wall sac. this immal'. col t:lie style Jbr home Many good features S73.9SO. a::.sumc loan w 1only $9,950 d\\ n For 1mmed . s ale ca lll•---------Sui.>Cr Meredith G.lrdcn:o.l------111111111---Plan 102 In th1• <.:a1trorn1.• 11.omct! features 4 loric bedrooms, formal dm1ni: room and l•rge r:uoil) r o um Ask 1 n g on I ,. W2.800 rur lhh 2000 'q n homl' I 0 33 White Salls Way ~pacious 4 bdrrn. famtty rm borne in original ll.arbor View with formal dining, pool, jacuzzi AND gorgeous ocean, harbor. island and night light view. Reduced to $259,500 New Condoe., 2 Ur. 2', Ba. 2 frplc"::., l'l'l itnlll' t1lu k1lc:hen:. & bath l'ool & :,pa, bi~4!Jl2 Broker 751-:l(g!/673·3'130 0 20t4LOT .. Luw~st priec un Eastiiidc. Nt-at, dean, trouble rrce. ssu.:ioo De\·in H .1'.: 642·6361! 2617 Redland~ A ••. J Br. trplc, 2 halhi. Mu' l' m cund. Prin 001> honw . .i Bdrm,, fa mil). t'n1 mal d1n1ng laq;c 15,:Jh s\\1mrnin~ pool llurr) & ::.t?e th1i. ~real l,11nl.U' .hOOI~ _.ii 0!11} SI4t.500Call540 1151 EXECUTIVE -1 BDRM .. !o'Ai\l HM lirl'at hurtle rc.r a bag farruly or an entl•rla1ners -4!-:i!:;,:~ formal q101fl1( urea. den. 3 b:ilh:. \'ault 1..'<I ce1hni.::o.. an1l :.hak .. l'WNlin«J Townhorn1t? Open I ·5 l'M Sat /S4.n. 548-6704 Uml E·lOl. 1111 So. Co:ist Ur. (north of S.D. !o'rw}. off Fairview Or. C.M ) OPEN SUNDAYS 1·5 'lOOE.111• FOR All VISlT the S1)(!c1ah~t 1.11 lht• Condom101um In formation Cenlcr. HOUSE BEAUTIFUL roof plus :-.purklanit pool . PRIVATE ENTRY Mc!!'lt. Verdc. Super dcanl---------•11 :to.26) Ii super sba~p 3 .Br Fam :.I br 2 ba. good lot'al. -----..... I ~HERITAGE REALTORS ·c.M. aaus .CANYON BLUFFS ONLY 3 Lf:fi'T 400 I Topside Lane A customized 5 Br, ~mgle story with lovely cour tyard entry and 3 car garage eLUS panoramic ocean and ~rcen rO\ling hills dew. Reduced to $274,500 FEE 3 3 2 Poinsettia TOUCHSTON k: R~ALTY ~-~7 Uke C:hiclcett S061p h l'OUldn't hurt to l':Jll Chuck Nash about a n• wartlmg career 111 real l>:.lalc Free trJ1nin~ 1r you qualify 540-5101 Rm. Heaut!fullJ decoral· newly relit•(' 7s.t IJ4)H7 FRAMCISC:AN~4: 1..~. JUS~ hste S89.soo Open Sun 12 ~ Owner FOUMT AIM --- "JI , / ,,1 \ \ 'r Call for appt S82.ooo BEAUTY BURKART S Ol'ti" HOUSC REALI¥ 11630.ange Co>le lol••• 645-9161 • EASTSIDE • 27HK Mendo1.:.t J>r :\ll'::..1 llcl Mar. !'> UR, 1rnol homc<s110.ooo Jh O\\Or !>IO ;!14:! Pnnc1plcs onl~. Dana Point 1026 ··········•·········••· Macn(1b-lrvine I: I \' ' , I I I \I I' \' \ RAfllCH REALTY 55t-2000 or lht.>:-.e lbOO "II It bcaulle:.' Thrrc m:i 'l> 1 \ c t>drms. 21 , kin)! '>11.l' baths, bonu:. macro o\ en. \.rash mash 1::irage uoor opener Ohl alla(·he1l garage OrJp~... thru I) u l 0 h " l' " 1\ I' R I \" A T E ' \ H D /\n abs olutely charming 2 Bdrm cottage with gleaming hardwood floors and two separate 2 car garages. Reduced to only $134,500 t:: Sade Cui.tom home 2000Sq Ct . JUr, hu~c lam rm , 3 l':ir gar on H :! lot. Agl 646-717 l 3 BR, 2 ba".. lrplc Super clean~ Next lo park Best bu) 1n area S72.SOO' STUARTFIME REALTOR 63 1-5454 TOP 0' THE WOHL.U l:lc thl' lst exet.' rc::.11Jcnt 111 thi. ... sp.ic tulltop hm tcatunng valley 'wv. l't occun breelc 4 Jlr. v. P' I rn.,tr ::.le. step tln 11\lnl:. "FUM HOUSE" B1lhards. car\1". hohbae" 1.100 I. J ,I(' ll //I. I:·" .. l'lubhou ... 1• " k1trh1•n Darhnl! 3 IHI 2 bath t•o11 MUST SEE do in adull rommun1l~ I'· hi )>. •• •• h 1::'\-131 1 ug ) up5raueu llllll' Donna <:u:-.ter 6-1:! 112:1.1 WOOOBHIOGE PLA<: .. ; Sp1·c1al urfer1ng J ~ bdrm Contemporary de tad11..'<i fam1h homes in 0111•n "ood;y desi"n JU!>t :.hort walk lo lake & µark:. 111 V11lagc or Wuoct und.:e F1 nm $1 t!'> ooo ~,.~ 1101 IRVINE GROVE OFFERS HURRYur \1111 "'II low 708 fenlleaf bul · · /\ beautifully updated 2 bdrm with Newport Pier Realty room to add 2nd unit for only $135.500. i ~ifiiiff!FilMil Call 644-72) I for Details 2005 Balboil Blvd. etmM.lm Newport Bch.673·2058 ~~ ~ ~~ $48.000 '.fh1s is not u m1spnnl ! It Balboa Peni1tsula I 007 Corona del Mar I 022 1s a ~upcr i Hr twnhml" ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• w pool. t'luhhou:-.t· & l'min Point Charmer 21----------sauna. PnnH' l•ntl unit Ur cottage. 411 Hclvuc Jocal1on " I" l 11.1l111. l'nn-d at lot Vi.1lue. Only {'lose lo !>hopping SI IH.1100 Opt·n S 1S .• John 754-7800 f\lt>'•l' Hltr 6 1!'> lit\22 , e~ e laol lttote,lnc. CLUHCOMDOS :! Bdrm 1·u,,t111n sso 'llMI 2 Bdrm . bmnu-. 1 lr.111~1· Tree area, 11'1111· Sl;.l,!l:>ll SALARIED MANAGER ~~'.I ti5!U! Capistrano Beach I 0 18 .......••.•••••••.•.... 'illlJIUISNH ttl-:1\Cll 1'11..'1.' 6. ca,..~ "'mi:: " 11 I'""' \IC\.\ Sp,101 .... h .1n h" J) open:. to spac 1.H 6.. 18x20 DR. Ilea'') .. h,1kc roof & wood 1lcck::. WALLSTKEET HEALI-;STATI!: &'Jl J'jj() ·19~·2202 - -- Jt.VlEWTOSEE TO BELIEVE!! (JU1el Corona dcl Mur ~ wpantll' houst•s hulh h:.t\"l' \ll'\\,.. & dbl 1:aragl.,... l\I a1 n huu:->l' :! BR. 2 baths, new 1'1tl'lwn. frplc. Henlal 2 Bit 1 bath. $395.000 MUST SEE :i Br 1J 1 Du. 40x20 rec OMTHEBAY room. w welbar. Lots of Spectacular bay '1ew. -.urpn:.es Open Sat sun s I i p . ::. h a r l' p 1 c r ISP:\! Call J:in Conn. Beautiful ll'ak & MESA VERDE Out of blalc ov.ner must 'ull 3 BR. 2 bu , 011 cul 1k s .1e. S85.Uol'.I \ Johnson Ukr !IW t!Jl;.I Open Hse S4.n I 2-5 1260 Watson Ave. 4Ur, Crplc. :!Ba , lg palw w i cover. lu xur111u:-. l'arpcting thruout. very tonvcnicnt lot•allon. Sci• lo apprl•C. S7\.l,!'IOO. 557-6766 MESA VERDE ~ br 2 ba home in bt·-.t :\l{";;J \\•r<k .1n•a ('u1cl -.t. gll'Olt s1 h1iob. clo::.e to park-. & golf l'llUr><il' Open s.11 Sun I:! 5 20:n s l '.1 p1•llJ l't \g t 549 g:)35 R-2 LOT l'lu.' J bdrm oldl•r home South ol l i lh SI f:asts1tll· co ... t a 1\llo ... J Call ----4 # I I I i)Oli Y. f"RJi>OO.IX I ~~JtLTOH \ l250l.C-"""' C........OolM" 640·7000 \lcs:.t \ erdl· ' lle:o.l llu) • S\\eel&lo,cly3br. I '• b.a. lrplc + wet uar. CO\ cr"d µauo. xtra Ion~ dbl . r .1 m r m w / l u u n t • , kuchen Only $127,500 WALL STREET HEAL t::STATI:: S.11 ·3750 4113 220:! ga1 .\t'cess fur HV ur 1 _________ _ l"l<ll Open house Sat & Sun 1·5. 31119 Samoa Pl. off Baker & Labrador. Century 21 Ooylc, 5-18-1168, HOW ABOUT THIS! No smog, no dust, no germs. Air purifier & conditioner attached to a lmghl, dean 3 RR home uffl•rcd :it 571.!J!)O V1rgm1:.t . Coast C1l1l·~ DAMA LIGHTS Lovely 2 Udm1. 2 balh condominium w1lh m1n1 ocean view '~ m1l1• from L>ana Marina. S7ti.\JOO C:aH 644-721 I FOH DETAILS em • • • Heall;. !').18·9411.i ---------• U' owner. :\lc:-a Vl•r<ll'. ,;IX'n th1o; Sat & Sun Ill· I 15.411 :\lynll'"OrMl Lo\ch :1 wr. 111 ba. frpl. ne"' I) pdmtcd. for only SXI ;so Ht.6-!H-l ·397!! EASTSIDE ~ Suncjay 12·4 31 I East 22nd St Lovely 2 stry Culon1al Fo.Mtain Valley 1034 ..........•••••........ OP&CHOUSE su~r sharp 4 br. all m·" l'J>l.'· paint d1"h" ;ishl'I . ell' Le:.;, th;m SX0.000 Y68·3371 Kcal ~tall' W1 I bdrms, fam rm. ----------study and dining rm. ~ •, ha Great patio ar~:i OWNER ANXIOUS ThinldftCJ T ownhome? on qwet cul-dc·s:.tc " ·' i--------.--1 1)1 I', ba Central ,.11r plu:o. many amt:'fl1l1l':o. %.'1·5611 (~l\111i!§lilf#ii Heal i-:. .. 1atl' &-:.wt dN·ur S & S in t;oldcnWl'Sl 1';1rk tr1 level. S UH. :1 ba. :$-1·ar .:ar. On premium corner lot "'trlr au:ess. 11r l'Vt'I'~ thing. $152.!1011 Open Sat~ Sun. 892·7fi7i PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP lmmaculall' -1 hr. l"• hJ 2 :.tor~ bt'aul~ .J u't .a stone throw fr11m bt·a1·h r-:nd'1l panl•led &. n plccl 1.1auo" I rpk !163-;:it;i I lle.aul I HR lam rm home. Great lut Slli.500 Ca II For Appl 10092SPRIT cmcu; I:! Ulk S All:.tntu. off · Brookhurst l • • * t.:n1Lt.'d Brokl•rs John Care}, t>-lU·Nl I DI\' 0 K <.; E ON I.\ 559.000 Z~rn dov. 11 £01 'et' 5' • do\\ n fll .\ :1 RR 1 11 B,\ w bra1·k frpk Pnn1· only. hurn l'all \'"'I J\i:l 55H U77i POOL HOME :l Ur. :1 lrn. frml lli111n~ I'm, nv ::.lorajtl' Ii blks lo beach. Open Sul/Sun I 5 :.tl !H02 Hahulo SHAFl'.:H & .\LLl:o:N Realty I~ 675·6741 New S & S Guldenwc:.t i::.,t Eleg I hr l'UStom puul jj\ huOH' .\gt ~-bl~ l'AltK ['IJ\l'E I llr u111 q u e 1o1 .11 i "n o Ill' 11 Sat sun I ;, llr11J..l·1 9ti3 K:r.-; !'>:.16 :11 :!:.' VA Assumption 1'11 quahfymi:. rarment :-. under S300 Sharp p~o pcrty w boat galt.'. fpk. :1 Br 2 Ba, $78.500 Call Profes~1onal lli·al t::...tate. 714·960 5102 Hadi~Oft HcriMMlr 1042 ····•·············•••·· \ l14.·.111t1ful S)'l'31llt1rt• 111 thl· fauulou.s :.ccur1l' galetl com mu111t~ ,;f lrvanl' Thi! 3 bedroom pal:in· also hus Cl'1tlt':1 l ;.11r. atrium. bu1ll·ll\ light fixture::. anti ~a1«11{1' do"r opcm·r Asking $9K,OOO. RANCH REAL TY t 551-2000 BUILDER'S CLOSEOUT IM IRVIME l n111uc llom''" of :\lt•,a ro•"'"Ootl f .. al11r"•,. ·• \ 1: t I !J :1 ·9 31! l res ~· " • • ·' J \'l•rdc i:,. urfl•ring a moo tiia·O:l-IO bdrrns . :1 II.1th,, "'II l•---------1 thl~ sal.1r~ plu' l'"°' , maid':; qtl'o; S111l-& lll'l'an HINES REAL TY 12 l:ll 21!5 8i1Hl or (2t:l 12Rti·10.l!I Visit ltw SPECIALIST al llll' ('nntl11m1n111m 111 fnrmat1on Cl•nll'r , TOCCUSTON I". 1l l':AL'I'\' \lli:1.(JR1>i FAMHNN.TASTIC $69,500 SEASCAPE CONDO t rm. xm> "II 11 1.~H1k:-. laku a moue!. len111:1. puol. Fl'. ba1. l'll' .Just rl'lluce<I CJ II nu\\ Ucll) 2 µauo homt-s lert One 2 llr+tlen, & on~ 3.lir plan. both w 12 baths frpk. rt>fni.ierated air cond1t1onini.i. mirrooed wardrobt.· tloon.. 2 car ~Jr w/auto o~cr ... plu:. rull rerrcation facihtje::. mdd'~ K hg,hted tennb courts. 2 pools and a pair •ii JHl'U//.1!<> All th1:0. <tllll I rvrnc tno • 011 l rvine Cl•nu.·r Dr 1 l\loult.011 l'rkwa) i JllSI 1•ao;t of Jt:f !rt•\' 'n11:.s1011,.. lu a li1'l'llM'l' t"' Corona del Mar I 022 patios: dbl gara1:1·. :-.q1 penl·111·1·d in t hl' ('11~1 a • •••• • •••• ••••• • • • • •• • • "a,;hroorn. SS\.15.000 :\k::>:.1 real t• .. 1.111• m,1rk,·t. Nl':WLY tH:!\10UELEO SANDY BEACH dt•i.1niu:. 111 mana.:1111:. ~I Bit S. OF llWY :1 lldrms . f.irntly 1 rn •1rg;in11mg a11cl µromol 67S·i9:.ll d • l ff 1og Un1qut• llumc•s in the 1111ni.i rm llom 11 Mesa Vertie North Costa COZY Jbr. 2bu + guest ::.trl~t parkinJ( Bag inm•r .'1esa area. If mtcre.,ted. hou.w Frpl. 2 patios. R ·2 patio. ideal lor entertain i>1easeconl4etJ1m Wood lot ~nn. on~y $1&1;~ 111fr:6°u.rl~1'i\,.~ at 67>6000. Replies will Owner. 640-7030 u ",. "·" bek.eptconfidenl1al. SEA LION R!o:ALTY ~~~~~~~--· EnJO) the sunn se & :.un :J601 E. Cst. CdM 673 SJ!>I MEW-HEW In. out. ovcr-<-pts. drrs. fixtures. paint & roo 4 Big hdrm' Huy now ~ll.5011 OM THE GOLF COURSE Exec home 5 BK. :1 Bu. 3000 sq. fl. w forl'\'t•r view! 'fcrriril' lot' a lion! Reduced to sell' 1823Tana1wr Dr, C.M OPEN SU l>A Y I .1 PAR.EL WALKER 675-4144 lBuAUOll BEGORRA IT'S THE IEST! sets at tha;, Harbor View 1213 N . Cst. Laguna homt.' 2 BR. 3 ba. xtra 491-3388 lrg den, lJv·g rm. fam ~~~~~~~~~- rm. & den can be easily MAGMIACEHT cm rtd into 2 lrg Br I • Bdrm w pvt entrance. New 5 bdrm .. fom1l) l'anbcu:-.edasoffc.maad rm .. custom! Fnritast11· 11r mother-an-la\\ rm. ocean view! $375.000 linlled Broker::.. Bill PAULMARTIM 1'\•mande7., &16·74 t I REAL ESTATE BYOWMER 644.7383 2br lba hse. New paint 111 JUST LISTED!! &out. New super dlx 2br, :!ba apt over gar. All Spacious duplex . :1 bltns. c rpls & d r ps. txtrms.+2 bdrm.·5full Ocean virw. 710 Fernlcaf baths: on charming tr('C 1\\ e. Opn Sat/Sun l ·S lined street near boy .. ti73-ff992. 5189.500 viewing deck would pro· vide sweeping view of JUST LISTED bay. ocean & nii:ht lights. C.:ompletely remodeled 2 4291/:z Carnation llr ch.armer wiLhin easy Open Sun. t .5 walk to beach. shops & OR.ANGE COAST schools. Comer lot. City EST TE md1rates that an addi· REAL A t1on unil could be <'On· 644.4848 structcd. Sl29.900. l~~~~~;f~~~~~ 497· 17 I 1 JASMIMlj/CREEK - .IYOWMER Moonrest model. 2 :.ty :.I br, 212 ba. pool & jac. tennis. grd. gate. A/C. Man y amenitie;, $250.000. 752·7984 __ DUPLEX l•:a. 2Br. !Ba. lower unit .\ha11d1111l•cf SK·l.5011 tk li1:hl Nu kll , :Jbr. IXKll. ---------- j.l(', I! \.' ;tl'l'C!\~ !l2t 1----------C J 111 t a I 1> I f W ii s o 11 EASTSIDE COSTA MESA 399 l::;\ST IKth. Cosla Mesa. J UST GIVt-: IT A THOUGHT J duplex with all the c"ttra::. u:.ual· ly included in a hom e \\ood burning f1rrplacc:.. built 1n kitchen:., 3 bedroom upper. and 2 bedroom low er unit 1-:XCllANG 1-: "up " Op.ft Sat & S..n 1-S COLE OF NEWPORT IU:ALTOHS 675-5511 GREEHBROOK I bdrm. 2 ba. F:xtrcmt>ly popular CAMEL,OT mcll. Thb lo\ cly home located on a col·de sac wilhm l'USY walkmi: distance ln So. <.:oa~t l'la1a. theatres & rest.rnranls Many oul· s tandinl! features In dudl' cu~tom Oruper1e!> Covcrec.I patio [)ecorator Wallpaper~ throu~hout tdli·5i t:I nr•lllli R•iil. s .. t Sun I;, MARI MA HIGHLANDS Ocean view rrom lhc master bedroom enhances Uie upgraded quality or this 6 mo~ old home Vaulted Ceilings. open s t:un·ase. wood dct•k pallo & load-. or brll'k Premium c·ornl'r lot Good value for onl\ Sll.!JOO. Don't del:J\·. rail &15 7221 Westdiff Realty DISASTER! Yqu name it & it's hen•! Bring truC'k & s hovel TLC docs NOT dcseribr what this 11 br homr needs. Under market . .\ct fast • &16· 7171 (lPf t.; 1tf 11 • r' ( ••r P""lf'f "/' • [~·-] Outdoor gas BBQ \uto Gar Door Opener Skyli~hl In Fam. Rm BY OWNF.R 97!1-8123 3 wUt.s + land for .f more Pnn Only Sl09.900__ w ,·anancc. Gross $815. 645·5126: 637.5895 As.r;ume 4 5 loan 4br. 2ba. pal10. pnmt• loca. 1 m1 OPEN SUH I ·5 from bch. lndsrp'd. re· Lovely Eastside home on deco Utruoul,557·2005 quiet cul-Oe-sac ne1:1r golr ELEGANT MAfllSIOM 5 Rdrm :4 bath fL•aturc:. unique -.p1ral sta1n·aM'. aml noor t11 ce1hnr.! m1r rors. f::mt:i:'lt1t• floor pl11n Truly el~ont homl' 111 pr<'st1g1011 .., neighborhood Reduced $500.t. Reduced ~ Call lo see now• lt . 962·4471 (~-::· 546·810:_\ OPEN HOUSE 856 7 B Rancho 3 UI'. bonu~ ronm . Carpets. drapes, dis· hv.asher. k11chl•11 sink, waler hcatur all new W1Lh1n the la::.l yc;1r S8!UISO. West on Warner from Mugnol1u l hlk thun ~~~~nw ti "~"'" RANCH REALTY 551 -2000 Weekend Special 8567 B RClltCho Rec)Ular$89,950 Special $88,500 Unh \\nrci that d"'' nht·s pnl:c & 1·muht11•n 11t th•~ :1 bdrm I ', h.1 Frpk all II l' " I \ ll l' I' ti I :1 t " II 8\17·0:!:!1 H1ml f':-;t<Jh: JR fo:X EC C'ON UO t:OZY FIREPLACE I Ur 11, Ba + shu\\ 1·r Ch\'rrctl patio. Ree fac1l OP!o:N HOUSE SUN 1 ;, l~Claremont S.'if> i50 i\J(cnl ~57 .0711 I DOM.,. MISS THIS . Open Housl'. Sat & Sun Lovely Huntington H1\'ier:.t CONDO. 2 BR. 1'' ba. l!ncl p~tio. at !ached gar Many up j!rades :1 yrs old. Mile to the beach. l'ool. jacuu1. tennis crt. Ry ownr. S00.200 4905 Shark Dr, Bolsa Chica & Warner 846·6163 Op.ft Sat/S4.n 11 ·5 Ocean & Harbour Condo. ~l<XXJ under market this 1Aknd only! S7r..soo. 17005 Bluewater Ln. JIB 846-S4J.J BYOWMER f'or the little rumlly '1 Bdrm. 2 bath. breakfast space plus formal din1ni.:. large yard. covered patio, double :1ttachcd ,garage. I\. pra ctical iamily Ooor plan with In· vitlng rotors. Priced hus frplC'. brand new 2nd By owner. super daplex unit. has view. deck. So.of Hwy. Lots of wood. open beam ceilings. 3 car windows & high beam ---------• garage. siso.000.497-3516 c.eilin gs . u 67 · ooo COUEGE PARK & tennis clubs. 3 bdrms. 2\2 ba. dining & family rooms, wet bar. Lots of ei<tras. SlOJ,900. Turn right off Newport Blvd, No. of Santa Ana Country Club to 182 The Masters Circle. Speclul conditions on special pnc:c. For details call Call John at 552·5.'>52. See Ranch Realty open house ad. Nr beach. 3 br t 1. li:i . encl. patio. xtra lg lot. nr schools. R .V. access. many xtras. $87.500. 9-162 Mokihana I)r. Ca II for appt. 962-5046 right. 3209 Dakota. CM JASMINE CREEK (lff Gisler. Open Sunday ~legant Exe H ome •\.!). w/ctramatic cathedral 400UJ' entry. Rare Moonrest ddl~~ mod. 2580 sq ft. End Unit t.M. w/lrg lush patio:i. Super loca. nr ,club. pool. ten· ~~;;;~===;:~1 niii. S247.SOO by Owner. ~ Prin only. 640-1725 TRI PLEX No Qualifying! Cremal Area• Only SlS.000 Down ! Owner Will Finance! View·Yltw• View lt.'s lerrlric. 3 BR. family hm. Open dally t.:i. 424 Mcndoio T erTace lachenmyer Arattv Inc 646 11ne 54 > 1483 673-6651 Just l11ted! CORONA DEL MAR Super 2 BR cottage on R·2 lot w /lots or room lo add on or build another unit. Very sought ofter. better call now 540-3666 Wftelc111 Rll\l !SIA.ti 1024 ~, ...........••••...... Our bcsl buy today' ' Qthcl neighborhood• Spotless 4 bdr m hm ! Custom dining area. Red brick m an tled frplc ! Covered outdoor party p:H·lllion' Sparkling pool ! Owncr say·s "Sell"! $82,361. 8Ntcr act fasl 1!Call645·030:.1 FORESTE OLSON ~ ~ ... .. f •• ' •·'--~ ILUffAlU Seashore Real Estate 675-5800 Bar Harbor }{ome. 5 Bdrm, family rm. 2 ba, J\gt. :>45·4289 HllillllMJfon l.och I 040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• saLER HIGHL y MOTIVATED Submit on lhi.s lvly 3 br. on quicl cul-de-sac. Jual a stone throw to the beach. 963-~J COMPARE COMPARE Less than 2 mi to beach. Mag & ~ipper Ln. As sume VA. sin. no quulify. ing. $72,500. Agt. 893-5479 · · SECLUDED Besta La 'i)wsta THREE BEDROOM La Questa's finest Mon· f' r es b p a i n t and 1 __________ 1 terey Plan. 3 Bdrm1.1. 2 waJJpaper en~11nces this S&S Resale Speclallsts. ~~~~sh~f ~e:l:i°'J0~J ~beam ceiUng boma.. 3,4 or 5 bdrm modeJs Un Fr Priced under ~.ooo. nv&tl some w /pools. pane If. 5 ait trees. Ready for you to move in 96M80z Don'ttrunthla one! COUNSELOR RL TY 960-4388 CHRISTIA ... A IA Y ;! :o.h. :1 hr 2': ba twnhse " prl\ i:ar. lnd::.l'pd yrs B11,1l uol·k Owne1 . $\.ll!,000 ~6·3414 ISLAHDHOME Bcaullful 3 Bdrm. 2 balh l~land home \\1lh form.ii d1mng rm. rnm1ly 1 m Prof dt·cor:ilcd I hru out P\l u1url\Jrd l•lllt'\ fronl anu ·rcur pat111:0. CharmmJ? anct m:im tcnance frcr C.:all for ap pointmcnl PURCELL RL TY 846-2848 SEASCAPE CONDO 1 Rr w lfrplt'. wethar cuth. cc1hngs, twlcon1el' Tcnnb. pool. J'll" ;,;.iunu 'fill'.: WOHKS1 Sli7.900 Wall•rf1'Cml l'ropcrl ll'" Cathcr1nl' t213J 592-2813 ATTEHTIOH Check us ror all lhc latc~t Huntington Harbour & beach City multiple list ings for sale & lease By the SH batty 846-4457 1044 ••••••••••••••••••••••• . S7l.~5loS76,U!IS Call 551· 12t.i3 days \ ur !l51 1341 cvei. FABULOUS DEERFIELD \ :J bedroom t.uwnhoDlt.' \\1th l1le entry and up - ~radl'<i eorthtOrli! carpel 1n.: Close to schools. pool.. and !>pa. Ao;kini: 58.'>.!nl RANCH REALTY SS 1-2000 Uni•ersity Part& OPEN SUN 1·5 .u Acucia Tree Lane !tare Notre Dame Condo. Vill;.1gl• 111. 2 br, 2 b;.1, frplc. high beam c·cilng:- outstand1 n~ 1111· 011 .l{recnbell. Nr. pool, lt•n n1s. volleyball. 1•lubhst' f''reshly pamled in & out new crpt & drJ)l>. Im mac move-in eond . ;\ski,DI! S85.000 make offer 833-2424 e Vt!l>. TNriking TownltotM? VISIT the Specialist al lhe Condominium Jn OEERl-'lt.:LO form:iuonCcnter. 3Br, 2Ba, l sly condo un TOUCHSTONE tirnblt. Fr pk. sunny REALTY patio. pools, Jat'., play1 ____ oos._.086_7 ___ _ areas $87 .500 Own r ~9010 Ocet-ficld Pk home. 4 Br, :i ba. 2000sq.fl • premium lot . up~r1111rct Sl34.000/ofr. Owner 5.59·55!18 WOODBRIDGE •l Br. 1kn. 3 both. 2200 s f. Sl59.llSO Herbert Hawk i ns 979-8100 TURTLEROCK GUM TOWNHOME WOOOIAJDGE Broadm oor home, 4 BR .• ram. rm .. itlrium . pool, spa. decking. lndscpd .. fenced. "TJ\c worki". Rctluc<.-d to $1.25,000 /\CF.NT 64C>-Sl60 RANCHOSANJ OAQUIN 2 DR, 2 ba, air cood, den. w'el bar. fully furn.'d Former model. Prim(' golf oourse location ovw looking lake. Principle!\ only,' $129.500.l 752-1211, after S; 752-0768 "~DCARPET 7~-12021.-............ -3 br 2 b1. dlo rm. d n W/WM, b&r-ll ins. be•ted/l'iltered pool. 3 car otµaq. gor. Sttlude\I area of view homes. IH.500. Bkr. 536-8836 and start hanging plants Penn!hgton Properties • RED C'ARPET vn1Mpa~! 645·3474 QQ~u m OMLYS41.t00 1~~~~~~~~1 Pt:Aom w Live in this cur •frei!ron·t: 'P'llloPJCWrllll8. do. Cloie to beach &!•-------- ; OUAI\. ~:=.o.n ~ tboJ>pln.-centcr. 963-5671 ST ART8t HOME ~ Walker & lr.c in prlmt" location ~ Bdrm. \II\ beth. har~e dmlng area, pr\\•uh· patio Condo. Close lo ~---------•! s in . Hur ' I I I , ~ ~ I! I \ I I ' 17 11 lb~ ~: H111hnf1an llc.ir'I • ' DJOOAILVPILOf Sund!y.'March5, 1978 Honu f orS• HousnForSciN · Ho.HtForS. ,Heo ... FwW. -uFwW. l7:•ForW. ...... For s• Hoes" for w. Honn For w. ;;:.:::············;;;; ;w·····ic,• ;;:.:;···~·.·i4i ;w·····ioa ;;;,;;,;.·····;~-;; ······;····ioii. ··•········•••·····•••· ....................•..•.....................••.•••••••••.•••••••......•.•••...........•••••.••••...............••. ···················-··· ••••.•••.........•..................•..••.••.• 3702 Fenn OPEN HOUSES lryiine I 044 In,_ I 044 tn• I 044 ··!···················· ..••••••••............. •••••·•••·•····•••••·•• TUltnBOCIC 490 I Gaifttpori A HOME FOR YOU GREAT FINANCING Fantasuc S bedrooms on qwet cul de-sac. A must to see today ,... .... How. SAVE' Just lifted. Plan 50. loc1ut!d at end or tranqwt • cul de sac. Spectacular Loweiit priced 2 story. 4 \'lew. Immac. cond. bdrm in pre5t1g ious S pacious rooms. 3 Ranch. Movc·in ready Bdrms .• 2"'1 buths. fami· with fresh paint. new ly rm .• formal dining carpe~ & landscaping. rm .. laundry rm., wet Air conditioned. Room bar, 2 frplcs. 3 Car forboatorRV.Nearten· garage. Beuuurul yard ·nls. shopping & schools. with" covered patio. A Open Sat & Sun l ·S, 5286 Jewel In a perfect setting. ~yule. A California Homes 4 bedroom. covered pati.o & on a cul·de·sac. Now $74,000 A unique home with an unsurpassable 180° view of the coastline, city tights and whitewater. Custom built for present owners, this tri-level home has a Montgomery elevator which services all levels. Located in one of the choice residential areas in Laguna Beach. it bas 4 bdrms., 4 baths PLUS a large recreation room wit.,h a pool table, & a four stool wet bar. This. beautiful home has many, many extr as such as instant hot water, chronothem heating, built-in vacuum and on and oh. $375,000. High beam ceilings, rormal dining room, faroil~ room, 4 Br and 3 car garage. Fully landscaped brand new and ready to move in. Financing lo suit your needs. $139,500. $1'9.950 14584 O•ol A spn In this 3 bedroom (•Ondo or Walnut Square makes thi:; a real buy 11l ~i.000. NORI NS RE .ALTY MAY 0 CK COJ\PORATION 380 GLENNEYRE LAGUNA. BEACH (714)494·2148 RANCH REALTY 55 1-ZOOO Your Pool Table WOODIRID•E ~ The Place. popul ar Biscay Model; 4 bdrms .. 3 baths. family rm .. 2 Crplcs .• nook. Raised en-Mcrt-I-al &tat- I 4011 Solacio A Forest Hills In the Rae· quet Club. Walk to park & tennis courts. Co.y Cape Cod Snuggle your fumily In this beautifully restored charmer. 4 Bdrms .. den. formal dining room & i.kylit breakfast bay. Large yard & separate artist's studio. Ocean view & walk to beach. Perfect central Laguna location. $189,500. fu A aannA manaa11-1~Y l llEALTDRS 494-1081 l.ac_ptaleach 1048 LGIJlllMINkJYel 1052 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• will look great an this family room, it 's the larges t in Vii I I. Fordham Model with 4 bdrms .• 2 Y.z b a .• a townhomc designed for the aetivc "1rruly. Priced at $117.000 lry with planter. Walk-in ~· "' "' clMel mstr. suile. 3 Car 640-5357 OUTSTANDING harming new 3 Bedrm + Nearly new, wood & den, 2 bath. ram·rm. glass 3 bdrm. home. A/C, French drs, pvt commanding ••or .. cous front courtyard, $l2:1,900. garage. Just reduced 1--------111 4091 Wiiiiwaw $1&.'JOO. Price $144,950 1---------i A elegant Wimblelon in TURnEROCIC 3 Bdnns .• 2 baths; high on a hill! Sparkling new lhruout: located on fee land. $116,500 759-0226 the Racquel Club with pool&:.pa Th e E s tates. new Madison Model. One house from lake. 2·Story. 3 bdrms .. 2~ baths, fumily rm. with rrplc. Central u1r. Wooden staircase. Bay window. Large. attached garage. Below pnce or new ones, S119.950 DAVID D. CARLSON 1-------1 RANCH REALTY REALTOR 833-92931--------1 ___ · _5_51_-_20_0_0 __ SUPER CORNER i;.z3 C UNlVERSITY PARK $97,500 .. ,.. AMPIJ5Da:IRVl"E 3 Br. ia. bath townhouse. S87.SOO Herbert Hawkins Terrific 2 story. 3 bdrm and family rm condo Want Ad Help? 642·~711 !n_9_.S_l_OO ______ , with large back patio and 10441rviM 1044 Laguna Beach Spanish M•sion · Unique Dana Point LocJ-ahoch 1048 Lagmaleoch 1041 landmark converted to 3 ••••••• •••••• •••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••• • ••• units. lmmacuJately re-_______ ._ ________ _ modeled. Ocean view. Pnde of ownership as well as sound invest· ment. $215,000. ReodyTo Rf tire7 " .. Ownl!r. 831-7098 views of coasllinc & c1IY1--------- hghts; built for max imwn co!Nort & convc nience. $220,000 F aJ b 3 B HIGUB. SHORES ors e y owner, r, HORTHVIEW TWO STORY . . f I ..... h 2~ ba, lge ram. rm .• Dellght u g., .. en omc w/frplc. Lge rncd yd with 2 bdrms .. den. high w/dog run. Many up. beamed ce1hngs & pro-grades! $125,000. Prine. tected pool & Jacuzzi. onl 95 5894 White water views or all1--'Y'-·-4_· -·----- Monarch Bay. $179,500 SuDe-r Location POOL 4 Br. ~Ba. fam rm. close 3 Bdrm., 2 bath hilltop suite in Leisure World. Fantastic view & new- never lived in! $8-1,000. Spacious 2 bdrm . 2 bath to beach. 3 car &ar. Two home with sw1mm111 g beaut. brick patios, gas pool; ideal house for BBQ. frplc, bltns. By MARCH STH 2:00 • 5:00 PM !~~.1!Yg. l~i~tg c~m~~11~i ?~~!:,~·soo WUJU ._............., 871•5886 OPEN HOUSE . with privacy. $179,ooo •--------Triplex • PR, IV .a.cy CHARMIHC.-Open House. Sat & Sun. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• next to park. Perfect family location in University Park. Open Sat&Sun. Olli.MS COME ILUE Formal blue is the color ~cheme or this beautiful tri·level "Aspen" Model In Irvine Groves. 3 Bdrm. farn·rm w/premium lot. Need fast escrow! 2 Bdrm.. 1 bath home plus two rear units. A sound Corona del Mar in· vestment. $175.000. ULTIMATE M ~ ... as it is, yet loaded with 12-5; 31642 West Nine. Vu -11..Wrd C•yo•. c•stom llo... 3 potential r One of the best condo on golf course. 2 be*'°°"' 3 battt • 2 loh. ._..., .ttsts• Investments In town! BR. 2 ba, by ownr. .. .. ·' ma en ab / Irvine realty ••OPEN TODAY** ··suPER FANTASTIC!" 2BR. 2'h bath Deerfield Plan I townhome. Upgraded thruout! Built-in micro-wave! Covered patio, fuU landscaping + Malibu lights! Comm. pools & parks. "SUPER FANTASTIC''" & A MUST SEE - OPEN 1-5 P.M. # 16 IUTTUFlaD. CN-93 ) MOVE-IN PERFECT! ... d es cribes this ta s tefully decorated. single·story townhome. 2BRs, 2 baths + 2 private enclosed patios & Jots of extras incl. oak parquet floor & wood appointments c o m p li men ti n g 1 u s h c pt s &: decorator papers. OPEM SUM. 2·5 P.M. #12GUMNISOM. (N-94) DRAMATIC DEAHi la I n lovely location, near par k, schools & s hopping. Beautifully upgraded interior & delightf ul landscaping outside. $139,900. OPEH IZ-4 P.M. 17562 COTIONWOOD. (N-95) • DEstRaD Plan 4 Park home -prof. landscaped & draped. $144,900. OPIN 12-4 P.M. #2 DIERSPRIHCi. (N-96) RANCHO SAM JOA9UIM Outstandingly beau tiful 3BR townhome! A M UST SE;E a t $142,500. OPEH 1·5 P.M. #2 VIEJO. (~·97) DEBFfa.D PARI( PLAN S Spect acular view o f mtns & premium location on greenbelt make this approx. 2556 sq.ft. borne a .. best buy!" OPEH 1·5 P.M. 17 FOXHILL (N-98) **CALL TO SEE ** MIGHT Ir DAY ... the VIEW is superb! The hills are the greenest by day & night lights the prettiest from this spacious 3BR c ondominium in R a ncho San J oaquin. Just minutes f rom golf & new tennis club. $139,900. Madeline Cross 752-1414. <N-99) SNJMGTIMI IM WOOD.IRJDGE Enchanting 3BR Aspen model for gr acious e nte rtain ,n g. Glass surrounds living rm &. dining rm; cheerful easy-to-care-for kitchen + private den/BR. $89,500. Donna Custer642-8235. CN·lOO) Waterfront Homes Call 631· 1400 • RED CARPET· ·~~~~~~~' 645-3474 l OWNER ANXIOUS Truly unique home. Oak noor. leaded windows, antique mantel piece. ceiling fan hghl, all 1n· cld. Tennis. pool~. park. 3 Bdrm. 2 ba. 5S2-8499 WOODBRlDGE Estates Call Park Realty Ml-5000 lo see beautiful Adams. Prominent loc, lots of up- grades al S1Z1 .500 Woodbridge Oakwood. 3 br or 2 + den, form. din nn & atrium. Lndscpd & upgraded. $102,950 551--0685 ANXIOUS OWHER DEERFll';LD OPEN SAT & SUN 1-5 Ho.5 Eucalyptus 2 bedroom Cardirc Model in The Terrace. HigbJy upgraded. Asking $89,500. •494-8057 * ...__ fi I Short walk t.o beaches & 494-2248 shldio. ~ o,... -••P an, ____. •"'39 000 markets. A challenge for 1--------- HOTB./ APTS. rOCMWto .. ....----' the creative mind !i--------.... $48,000 Gross annual in· 49~~~~5 I sus.oeo OCEAN VllW HOME come. Top Coast Hwy. ~8~t POINT ~~~~ . Custom designed 3 BR, 3 toe. in central Laguna. 495.1720 493·8812 4.97·3331 ~ BA m exclusive guard Landmark bldg. now of-~.. gate community or fered for sale at $595,000. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ {.;W..J .,fe'J• Nlauel Shores. Large liv· McCORMACK -"~''"-ing & family room, 2 REALTY 494-7551 LoguM leoch I 041'LagMIHI leach I 048 nos N.CocnrHwy~Laguno fireplaces, beautifully Run•• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••-••••••••••• 494-1177 landscaped. enclosed .._ 31601CoostHwy.,S.loguna courtyard. $325.000. Woodsy area with 499-4591 GOLF COURSE VIEW pastoral views of SPACIOUS LIVING --------1 rromthlsbeauliful3BR. primitive creek. A 3 year . h MOHAJlCH IA Y famlly room c ustom old. 2·story wood home Giant family room next to kite en, TBUL. s. LCICJll9'CI home fronting on pvt. El with 2 car elec. garage. f or mal dinin g a r ea, high beam Glamorous 4 BR, 3 ba .. Niguel Country Club. Air Lowest price in olde ceilings in living room, 2 fireplaces den. dining rm., wood conditioned, wet bar, lrg T.O.W. Sl.29.500 and an interior atrium combined with paneling, beamed ceil., patio w/dbl char-broiler. · OPEN SUM. 1-5 4 Br 3 Ba, make this a spectacular plush cptg. & tile firs.; outside lights. sprinklers 28101 ShodyLane ~ pool, jacuzii, view! on umer. Plush c:arpels. McCORMACK bar gain at ..-10,000. $280,000 nic ely decorated. REALTY 494-7551 GETTING STARTED? REA[,.~~ALLEf94.751s ~ACULARVIEW TOWNt-L':iE RANCH REALTY PANORAMIC VIEW Why not see if this matches your ----Less than 1 year. 4 BR taste. Privacy, open view. 2 Br 2 Ba OPEN HOUSK, Sal·Sun tri-level. Walk-in wet bar Save S. 3 BR. fam rm. 551-2000 from every room in this formal din. 2'n ba. open 2 S. Laguna charm cot· sty ptan. l ~~ yrs . CJ/\. All --------•I taRe. Great potential for upgrade. amenities incl OPEN SUH. 1-5 expansion & remodeling. all appliances. Next to 6 SUMRIDGE 35xl25 lol. Lge secluded pool & rec. Reduced to c 0 z y h 0 m c w i t h back yd. open beam clgs $84.900. Open house Sat & Ii · w lk Sun, 41 Snapdragon, cathedral beams. frplc., to& c~.llcOOO& ·Svtell\psg rmBe.acha ... central air-cond. & pro· 1-55-1._1444 _______ , fess. landscaped. 2 $139,SOO.. .Bdrms. ~convert. den.-,491..I 7--~ SAVl$t7,000 IN CULVBDALE Redllced Drosttcally WALTERS. llMG &ASSOC. 673-2500 to $93,000 Completely upgraded. 2 SUPER HOME and in Laguna. Well constructed and 104. 4 br 2 ba home com· in J;up. family room II rth $1. pl. renovated buL with w I f i rep 1 a c «:, 2nd we WO 49,500. the s ame charm & rireplaceinmastersuite. GIVE US A CALL warmth as when built in AJrcondltioned. $149,900. M A Y 0 C K 1934. Solid redwood con-UMRESTIUCTB> VIEW st.ruction. shingled exter. Sweeping. curving wide New randscaping com· stairs to 2nd level 4 BR. CORPORATION 380-Gl.ENNEVRE lAGUNA-8EACH (714)484·2148 LG1J1MC1 IHch I 041 L01J19M1 ..._. I 048 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• plimented by Jandmark sizepinedomlnaUng lmt family r oom, beaut. yrd. Den. din ..rm, rcic. Jn.dsced w /sprinklers. rm. lrpl, basement, sun· Like new. S1'4.SOO: cttttt. J>OOI, jacuzzi. blt·ln PATIO HOME dishwasher, trash com· 2 BR. 2 BA w/many up. pactor & range. Ocean grades. Beautifully View. $198.500. First time landscaped w I custom at this pnce. Ori~. listed patios. Like new, priced sty, 4 BR. formal dm'g \WYenJtyrartc rm, lrg ram rm. frplc. 3 Br, 2~~ baths, family wood deck'g & cov'd pat. rm. den. 2300 sq n. Lo Encl atrium. 3 ba. ap-maint yard. Highly up- prox 2400 sq Ct or graded. Call SS2·1931 or elegance. & Sun. By 64Q-STI7 =@= ,,f~ (j1. ~% 48R.OCEANVU ~~-·-~t WOODED at $235,000. Seller ex· t~~~~~ R....a... pects tD move this pro--r-~ ~·r RETREAT perty this wknd. 541 Oak 49~2413 493-9494 • NESTLED BENEATH _St_._La_g=--Bc_h_. ----t 495-5220 130.5050 TALLSHADETREESin • .._GU ... .._ ownr. Open hse Sat &I~~~~~~~~~ Sun; 3826 Claremont. UNIV p k Ill 4b 1 552.3593 ar • • r s ng Lovely home. No stairs (..:) '7i!!ft:( · to climb. French doors ~ ram home in prime loca. GREENTREE-BEST nr par k, nu crpt'g open to brick pallo with Y fire ring. Large living REAL ESTATE BUY! thruout. Lrg pvt yard, "Hampton", 4 Br 3 Ba. open hse Sun 12·4, den, 2100' + sundeck ! Owner. Ml-4632 rm. dining rm & entry · set the mood for enter· OPEN HOUSE Call PROPERTY HOUSE. 552 ·4414 PATRICK TENORE AGENT WALNUT SQUARE SPA Don't miss seeing this 3 bedroom townhome that is brilbl and airy. 3 large bedrCJbms, and only S67.000. taining. $189,500. Sunday 12 to 5 pm Reduced for Quick Sale CO• ~ruME VIEW Green.tree $101.900 - U d d H t Spacious 3 Bdrm, 3 bath pgra e amp on homewithelegant large model, 4 br, den. 3 ba, d 1 d 1 grnblt local.ion. Owner. en t r y a n w n n g 559~ stairway. Dining area, ---------1 fireplace a nd ample DIBAB.D TWHHME 1 story Plan #2 end unit, views lush gmblt, high ceiling liv rm, soaring frpl. patio view dining, 2 lg br. cozy den or 3rd br. 2 full ba, highly up· graded. OWner. $82,500. 552-879 storage. $J . .49,SOO 3GUATUMITS Two with beauUful ocean views in North Laguna. 1"'-i blocks lo beach. $195,000. DOLPHIN R.E. CALL 494-1511 2810Zell Dr .• Laguna FOR DISCRIMINATE BUYER·Newl y re· decor ated executive home. Master Bdrm. has private balcony plus a connecting office or studio. Quiet neighborhood & ocean view. $164.500. 4 BDRMS., 2 baths family room. See to ap predate. Check prices i a r ea-BEST BUY a $1.38,000. Lag~na's popular ~ "A Bluebird Canyon is this Condo. Huge deck over- unique bit of architec· looking ocean. Living lure w/detaUed exterior room w/beam ceilings. frplc, l BR & den, 1,'2 BA, or CEDAR PLANKS. kitchen w/all appliances. EXTENSIVE USE OF Jm m ed possession. GLASS and walkways of p · ed $122 ooo old railroad ties. This nc at • · custom built 3 BDRM. & AMERICAH HOME DEN JS " /\ THING UN-REALTORS GO BOATING on the lake. located near this brand new, 2 BR Foxglove model home in beaut. Lake Park. Light &airy &private. $"99,500. AHCHOIAM IMVESTMEMTS 17141 496-7711 TO ITSELF". The 1st 494-1001 494-7513 level has F1..00RS OF FRANCISCAN T ILES. EL MORRO Culdesac & golf coune Spacious liv. rm. ha s MOllLE HOME neighborhood. spac. 4 br CEDAR PANELED WALLS, CENTER $44,500 2\.'J ba, xtra lg lot. FI R E P L A C E • 'Ibe ''Te.rrace'' provides _Sl_as_.;....ooo_.4_95-0279 ____ _ EXPOSED TIMBERS & nearly 180 deg. view or PRICED WB.L W 0 0 D B E A M E D rolling coastal hills on IB.OW MARKET CEILINGS. Garden one hand & the vast styled kitchen LOOKS BLUE PACIFIC on the w/leue/option $1.28,900 TO T H E L u s H • other. 'Ille sunsets a re for this 4 BR home in N ..... D L FOLI GE custom area W/air cond A 1. v n:A A . breathlatibg, so call for & ttigh quality. The 2nd level bas 1 entire your appointment at 831 •941 1 49~ •o~s wall of glass OPENING 645-7221. ,... ~ TO THE TREE TOPS. 12S7SCstHwyLagBch IT'S SO QUIET UP HERE .. O'SOQUIET. SI 77,000 hi Price MISSION UALTY 985S. CstHwy, La~una ....... 494-0731 BOND REALTY ~Macnab-Irvine JUST STIPS TO "llACH Monarch Bay .bOm& shows like a model and has a spectacular view. $ .bedroom, ).. batlls, J ll electr1~ kitchen, formal dinhlg room. M br · cuuded &ate ccmlaniitity. $3751CJee. ' . . -· Hoa.a For w. Ho..Hs For S• Hc:MilMI For SaM Ho.Ml For ScM . Ho.lsH For s• •••....•...•.•...... ~ •.......•..............................•........••••.•.••..•...........•..••.....•.•......••..•....••••.......•.•••.. ~Su~n~d~~~·~M~a~rc~h~S~,1~9~78;;....~~~~~~--D•A•tL_Y_~_L_o_T_IP._.l ...... I , ~ NitMf I 052 Ml...,..,. IMclt I 069 ... ..... ..... • I 06t Newpori leoda l 069 Ml wport hoch I 069 Hewporl leodl I 069 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Hot.us For ScH tto.M1 Fw S-. Oht-aHI ...... -..................................................................... ~ REDUCED! Lllguna Beat'h 2 bedroom with out5tund in& view of oceun & cit) liehts. Totolly re furbished & 1mmnculate In every d11l:11l Only $159.500 (23) ' Ko/an H<'.11 f ,, 111• 1111 I {1,1.,,,,,,, /1 /l,1y 111.11 1 •J• ... 1 1tt>1 u31 .muu OP"'HOUH sat•s.m 1-s 21 lolboaCo•n A 40· IOA T sur l'Omcs with thi s waterfront home over· look 1ng the buy! 3 Bedroom. 2 baths. large patio & close to schools! J_ QU.JUL Ill PL.A C E P~OP1CRTI1Ca ~ _ 752·1920 tno 1•00 OU.All ST NEWPORT llUCH • Purk Udo condo. spht· levt!I, 2br, 2 ba, f~ land. SSS.000. A&t, 675·6775. HURRY!! sunR IEACH IUY 4804 River Ave, Owner aslung $123,500. Lowe!>t priced home in thl.S great S<lllln& al a loss $I 0,000 DOWN Brand nu 3br comer lot home. Owner wlll carry bal or $US,OOO ll $16:,0 per mo. No qualifyin1i1 nee. vnc. move righl 10. Guarded &ates. 7~ 04-48 area &only a r~w steps to H A R B o R v 1 E W Newport's . best beach. MONACO. 3 BR, 2 ba, New tennis cou.rts & entry kltch .• nr pool & 11pa.rklln1 pool. This 3 br, sch!. $1.M,500. 640-lf40 2 ba + den hai»i ever· ---------ything. Xlnt financing. 2000 sq n of home w /a Owner will carry 2nd view or Newport's Back NJ QUE L S II 0 R £ S • ----------1 T.D. Buy now-be in for Buy. 4 BR, 2 full baths. lwnhlie, 3Br, :ma, gated""""_...__. ..... ,.....,_,.,....~...._ summer fun. Open House lrg ram rm, formal din'g community. view, by LIDO ISLE Sat/Sun 1-4. rm & rock frplc in liv. owner496-0903 For under $200.000. 3 Br 2 rm. $125,000. 557.0075 For Sale By Owner :JOr. Hu, street lo street. Doll SEAVIEW 1 ________ _ }3f1 Ba. Priced ror rast hOUS('. 217 Via Orv1eto. New Bedford 3Bdnn + sale $83.500. 25212 Via Open Sun 1·5. Hurry!! den. ram. rm. panonm1c BELOW MARKET R ... ~ Urown I' ... view. Reduced for im· Piedra Blanra. Laguna 0 .. ,. r ' · "'· Niguel. 49-1.4401 , 1>i:J !020 med. sale. $238.500. Ownr Owner needs a quick sale ~ 49'7-1559 on UUs Ea11tbluff home. FORMER HORTHVIEW MODEL ---------i Pri ced wel l below NEWPORT IGycrestOWMr market Call now for de Ivan Wells home. un· tails HEIGtfll'S lmlited possib1ht1es. Un· CHARMER believable s 3vings, ()ntu IUghly upgraded beauty Sl88.000. 4br, 3ba, pool. ft.Jrlf **NEWPORT IEACH * * We are excited to present this best buy in exclusive Bayshores. 3 Bd, 2 bath in pristine condition. Located on a quiet, inside, treelined street just a short block to private white sand beach and dock. Hi~h security area affords complete privacy. New rock roof, huge south pat~ for year-round enjoyment. Walls of glass look out on this area. The home is spotless inside a nd out including a ll new 1977 appliances, tiles, carpets & drapes. J ust move in. A tremendous offering at $165,000. Open Sat. & Sunday 1·5 2792 Circle Drive, Newport Beach Agent 640-0020 Eves. 646·5708 * *'* MewpOrt leoch I 069 M.wpori hoc:h I 069 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• Hew-rt ltoch t 06 •tilt t Oto Ca 1 cW • r--" ..... 160ft .. •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• .,.Nj T • Cliff HAVE.H ••••••••••••••••••••••• :J br 2 bu, Ii yni w/pool, FEATURED IN MEDICAL ILDG Open House Sut/Sun 430 (Dnlwn Sa.ft Clemente) Pl.rate Rd. NB. 646·92S6 HOME MAG. Sale-Lease-Trade 1 Rm Denlal Suites BIG CANYON Enter this magnlCieent &Rm MedlcalSu1te1> TOWNHOUSE Lemon Helabts hilltop mW· Yeah Co property vin a circular 4 660 ,.9,.2~37 Greenbriar mod.ii. 2 drive. Marve l at the "' .. story. 2 bedroom. Lease privacy, lbe beauuru11--------- for S725/mo. with option pool, fo~tains. jacu.zzl & 13 Ft. lot on Coast lO buy al today'$:pricc! grounds or this ;. acre nwY. !'i.JI: wrt41S sq. n. Only $147,500. , est.ate. Be enthralled by retail store + 1arage & • d QVAI L (ll PL.AClil P'R.O:P:u:RTOCS. --752-1920 Inc. 1 •OO OUAI\. ST .NE¥\'P()ln ~ Patrick M. T eftOn "Realtor by Profession, Not hobby" . For re:1ults call : Property House, 552·4414 agent. d apt. or office + 2SOO sq. the fabulous view or Su • Ct. vacanl pkg. a r eu. dleback Mountain. Open Sun, 1-5. 1919 I.a Cuesta $195,000 Drive, <oCfSkyhne). Profess. bldg. across from N.8 .P.O. 1900 Sq. ,.,.~ 1 ft. Lsc $900 mo., sell '-"1 llU~21 $1.25,000. l\gt.. 646-2414 ~ T~ IAL.IOA ISLAND ,. .. __..__ 1 _ _.·ir....t.-1.-New on market! 2 Stores ~ .,.. .:;a U't1r + 2 apts. Located on 1076 640.5357 Marine Ave. 6 Yrs. old. ---------i Annual income $26,400. SanCletntnh ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pnce S:W0..000. BEACH DOLL HOUSE TUSTIN MEADOWS D ... VID D CARLSON Walle to Riviera Beach. 3Br, family rm+din1ng • • h rm. 2, .... ba. Super s harp! REALTOR lll-929l On natural canyon w1t TZ ocean v1ew. 3 BR, 2 BA ~~llerbertHawluns RESTAURANT Outstanding view or hills & hghts. Upgradl'<l thru· out. Take S D Frei>way lo Crown Valle y Parkway. right on Niguel Road to top. right on Highland, left lo : 292S2 Ridgev1ew Urive Open Sat & Sun l 5. Call w/IOL'> of eye appealing 2450 sq fl. s.Ml-4413. 1817 =:.(.-21 "'ood paneling. Spacious _Co_m_m_od_o_r_e_____ ._ 1 3 bdrm. 2 ba. rmly home NEWPORT'S IEST -- -• ~ 4 BR, 212 Bath with new 1--------- w/modern kitchen for Mart. Real &tot~ carpeting thru-0ut+view *OPEN HOUSE• with extra h lot. Never ---------1 HEWPOaT IEACH again at only $145.000. $200,000 8..-bldg., 1and, BERntA HENRY w~ 1098 VJ~ the lad1c!. delight. Pool Beautiful 4 Br home 6,."'53S7 or valley, mounlam::. & must be sold thi s ~~ hr h DONTMISS '>lted yard w rm (or boat \loet:kcnd. Only Sl L9.000. 1---------•1 mg t 1g ls. REALTORS ••••••••••••••••••••••• all on prime PCH loca- 215 Del Mar 492·4121 GOING TO uon Realonomlcs Corp nr tr;ulcr New on the Agent &lS-1103 THIS ONE! o$1"' 32 'n.e 000 r /agt al s:JI 0295 markct.~6-nll Atro::.sfrom Harborlli --'=---------12 5 Mira Costa. By The Sea. OREGON • 675-6700 <Off Irvine Ave> A HAPPY WIFE NEWPORT CREST Fri/Sat/Sun • L•Forest 1055 (~l~'/!11ifajijiJ{I 22t2MargaretDr.NB Makes a happy home! Sharplrl-level Plan II: 2 Bc;iut. upgraded plan 3 twnh.se. 3br, 21~ba, end Ullll. ACl'()SS from pool. Some blue water view. S~l .000. 496-7139 or 7ti!i-0869 & mw.l sell th1:-. 1>cout1ful NEWPORT-<:_orner loca- 4 BR. 2 BA home w, new tion. ideal for small bu~i­ c a r pets. paint. rt .. ne::.s. 597,500. Ru\b modeled kit<:hen. l'Vl'n L..aune, Ultr. 646·4380 . - . -··-------Open Sat/Sun I 4 Spoil her ,·1 l1"ttl" w1"th th1·". bdrnu. .. 2' 2 bath:.. diniu.: ••••••••••••••• •••••••• • • •Un1"led Brok .. rs "'" ·"Y -:;.JJ~.-L HlcD•aOI El .. .,SllatE~ ----J-oh_n c_ar~ey'-64-6 ~4-1-1-<'har m i n ~ 3 bdrm . rm. & 3 dt?cks; end unit 2402 Orchid Hiii Pl. 3Br 21ath l Cor Gar. _ _ perfect noor plan has 2 acr()l;S from pool & lCllnlS baths ;1 nd ::.c par a le l'l. Si I 1,500 Livmi: rm <frplc ). Dining and Family rm has a tru!>h cumpuctnr - Walk to cverythin~. Of· LAGUNA BEACH :i Br t h Ba, $177.500. LIDO ISLE muster bdrm, restyled GIB WALKER Owner 673-ti015 MEW H. IAYFROHT kitchen, has nl!w washer RW TY 6 75•5200 . Al 01e beach. Riviera dis• TO FIND: Loc·alc Irvine trict, nu 2 ::.ty, 3 BR, den. Ave at Me-;a Dr. Go eust ram rm, 2''l ba. many on Mc:.a Dr; thru golf xtras $.100.000. 498-3484, cour~c to Upper B~y 213/4»-2716 feredatS77.000.Call Ch oice Commericat 898-7855 Property located on eor'. 22091 COMAMCHE & dryer incl uded in __ SEAVIEW ot,000 sq.ft. beauty. has price. Classic brick ~~Tl7.l..WDDJ.11'J1DJ..Til"I ncr w/75' frontage on Coast Hwy. $200,000. 10% dwn. 0-.'ller will carrt balance. PO Box 24<Ji, l..3guna Hills, Ca. 92653.,. UJ<EFOREST J UST Pl::Rf'ECT cund1 lion; 3 bedroom. family room, covered pal10:-., boat door. ~cw lkdford 4Br, 3ba. everything incl base· fireplace in plush living UDO ISLE 4BR·JBA ram. rm Unobstructed menl & boat dock. Super room provides warm & 8 RAN 0 N E w of. \'ll'W or oecan & t'ashion offenng at$650.000. Open friendly almo~pher.e . t'ERING a St. to St hi 1!119 Yai:ht Colinia. Sun. 1·5, 502 Via Lido I magine l1v1ng 1n h L S .10 3 Place. Lc£t to Orchid --------- lull. IEST IUY MARJHER'S POIMT Luxury home. 3 br, den 21'2 ba. din rm. fam rm, c xquis . kitchen, panoramic ocean view, Wftelc-i11 R!Al l~TAa Sale or lsc opt. $255,000 Nord Koger Brown R. E. .... rt f SL 16 900 for c armer . ge · pa 1 · ,.ewpo or · · car "ar $U9 500 Roner Open. Owner 768·0454 673-1020 gracious hvini:i call The "' · • • · ., Lo\'dy bn~ht wcll·kcpt homt' in l:Ul·dt· !>UC area of hnl' home.., Al:rtwge i-: ... tall''> 1n B;i rk !lay ~~~-~!!!~ ...... lncomt Property 20~ Sat & 54an 1-5 COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 675-SSll ..... EW-P-OR-T ..,.-~ rcr.>onal Service People ~~~~.!..l.:.~~!"_1~~-----" no~·! Au..UWW.RJ.U.UW..LWJ.. .tJWAL =.... t-4obile Hotftts •••••••••••••••••••••-: For w. I too DUrLEX • 5br 3ba. bt"'l hu' 10 fore!>t, many upl(r.1dt·'· choice lot C.111 l.lo)d Gass TIO 1700 Exec home nt•,tlt•rl 1n 5 acres or wood-; 3Br. 2ba+ ram rm. 1\ C. l~l' deck. BBQ, \\t:l b<Jr, •custom del'or, lndl>l'i>d $138.500. Open Sat & Sun 249~1 RI\ t·ndt•l I Ur 586 37 13 --Mission Yi~fo I 06 7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• HEIGHTS OCEAN .AIRE Royal Propttfies l.f!<':Jll-d in NEWPORT Durux 642-1830 11\HBOH l!l ti ll SCllOOL I>ISTRICT, on Two up, two down, both huge <'Orner lot with al· units redone. new ky .1c<'ess & room for ca r Pe l s . e l c . I m · \our boat, this 1s one of maculate. Seronds to the ;o.;t>.,..port "s lowe:-.l FEE breakers. Good renlal L ,\ N D h 0 m e s ! Lease hold. Sl80,000. lland:.omely remodeled "1th i:raceful entry. rock fireplace, beam 1:e1hngs ! P R I C E S L ,\ S 11 E 0 SIO 000 :'\OW O:'l/LY s·1os.wu I LA.Cl!: 1-"H.1 >P~R'I'IEB Burr White Realt~r 2901 Newport Blvd N B (714) 675-4630 LIDO ISLt; lmmac 3 UR. 2 ba home. Beam C<.'1l 'gs thruoul. Beaut cedar panel·g, sooth pallo. Prine. only. by ownr. si.ie.ooo. 224 Via Eboh. t>i!>-2306. Open Sat. Sun 12·5. UEST RllY 1:"1 :0-11-:WPOHT BEACH IOI Pirate Hd. oil <.'lt ff D1 . L'pgradct.1 :11\r, :!lrn. h rm. hi;: tam rm. 2 l'rpl. IA d\' patio. Cully cptd & cul·dt.'·Sal:. $252.500. P .P. 492 5084 •••••••••••••••• ••• •• • • F.xtra sharp..2....BR unit,J. :-Otobile Home, Jbr. 2ba. in both w /prvl pat iot Cornl'r lol \\llh rom plcll• Fam. Prk. s ml pets OK. Owner will help finan pm an 2 hack' ard:-.. I BEST BUY S39.000. 559·5767 lnrome $700 pc.r mon " ljq;t• patio and room Luxun Spanish home. 3 $139.500. rur pool. the other for dug br. canyon & ocean view. Mobile Home UYing Cal 640-5112 AtJt .. ' &. garden tool house. urapes. lndscpd, Z700 sq At lh fiMst ._ BIG C lt. Sl97,500 By owner. We have numerous & TWO + HOUSE .. 5 BR Broadmoor Plan I SI 3 1 500 •92 """' done in warm earth lone:-. ' _ .. _ . ....________ beautiful mobile homes COST A MESA : & g 10 g ham . A ( e w Owner will financ:~ Sc.t Juan for sale in es tablished Owner's unit in rear with · t 1 t Al__. Realty C • ..____ I 078 parks in CM. Nwpt Sch, t~ amcmt1es ... g. ot. poo . •,.-..· ~Hrrunu 8 h huge fireplace ~ jaCUZZi. outdoor B SQ. 7 51-391 0 ••••••••••••••••• •• •••• H u n l l n c l 0 n c • beautiful family roonv prof. landHhaplng & ---------Spuc1ous-18drm.21':?bath ~algyu~aA~la~~f·mFt~ Sliding glass door ti> m11e.·h. mut• morl'' '.\11~;.ion Park home. pool! HighJylandscaP4\41, SUS.000 SubJ. lo back up Harbor View Knolls Owner leaving slat~. Westminster. In price S1J7.500 ottl'r~onlv IN !Ofi l ran~l'S lo rit mos t l.Y:":"l-;°VAL~NTINI:: ~·nr ,,alPhyowm•r. Sll.15.!100. pl·oplc'" pockcthooks &'4·6~HI $1 13.~1'.IO 1;.w !lot!l Open Sat/Sun 1·5 Sl0,000 to s.io.uoo. We arc Ca;,tlllt• nt'"' t•:I <:oya. p:rnoram1c \"ll'\I . I hr 2 ba. plu'h <'rph t hruoul. 4 <..•'JAll m :: 7S2·1920 i 1 .. 1400 Ou.All ST NEWPORT BEACH ll\RBOR VIF.W 110~1 E J llr tor 2 + dt>n 1. :w.1. rharm1n~ly dcl'nrale<I. parquet cnl. ~·orncr lot. Sl39,i50. lly owni:r. l'nn only 6+1·i·llkl ur ti4U·l4·1•1 drpd s1:m.soo. FinanClll)?. ------------------ 28071 f'~1~co Verde. SJC us near as your phont· ~larquard Rily. 4!ilH'6GO CALI FORNI A PACIFIC J_ I QUAlL m • P LACE 't -' PROPERTl.~ _ -752·1920 In~ UOO OIJAIL Sl. Nf~llT llEAlfl fkx ll) Owrwr. Op<.'n Fri.Sun l·!l 1;.\H·l!:l:.!I ---------t•rram1c tile t•ntrv. m1r CAH.ALFROMT $REW.ARDS DUPLEXES 1; m()<; old. 3 BH & I HR. SEACi\l'E VIEW. oc<.'an l'Ust rn l ite. SIK!.1 ,950 \ll'w.pool&s pu.2sty,4 ALSO. '1 lilt & 2 Ufi. Rr3J.1:1.f1rcp1t,4yrsold. ~1!15.llOO, pl•rmanc-nt Famd> home in best oc.cun '1cw. :! Ult & :! HH, location. Reduced to $150.00>. xlnt IJuy. Sl 84 . 500 .. CU S T~ M Jonf'-1 Really G73-G210 llOM.£. S:Ulboat VU!W Mobile Home lle;ilty Z706 I la rbor. Ste 20!! 540·59J7 ron'<I doors. Sll!J,!IUU Opt·n llul(c 4 BH . 2' 2 buth.o; + Fussy buyers only. call this weekc-ntl 2754:! rumpus rm + fam. rm to sce this prcl>liglous Ai,•rado, M V 58fi 5111 " pool tabll!. Steps lo B I u f f s h u m e . Lowei.t price Castille occan!llS155.900 Professtonally dccor'd Picasso ori the ma rkct \ Cr\ YWOOU HEAL TY thruout-total class. For br 3 ba, uir. highly up· 1:\-C 548·129& "Prevtew catr Property graded crpt1ng lhruout W ..... ER House 2NDHOME Minium care. summer or year aroun<I 2 nn . 1 U1\ S2i>.soo. Ca II 675·'1392 H.ALPIMCHIN HEAL TOR Ceramic tile entry. ~uper BY 0 " Patrick Tenor• lrg lol w,trlr access Spacious Executive Agent.5S2·4414 Upper S96.500. Open t'h1s home. 5 Bdrm. 4 bath1-=----------1 weekend. 2:1002 Hnyuro w 1,·1ew in prestigious WHAT A IUY! ~Area 586-5441 Dover Shores on Galuy The most gorge<>us home Country 11 v 1 n., in Dr &t6-2332 in ttarbor View-bar ,., Castille 2sty e-ccc home. 5 ---------1 none. Professionally de· Newport Beach' Com· BR. 3 ba. den. ram rm. REDUCED ror'd thruoul. l mpecca· fortable 3 bedroom home formal d1n'i:: rm .\1r l"l'Wport Crest Condo. ble 5 Br 3 Ba. Fam Rm. with 3 family room. "' hum Cu!>lm l"O\''d p.11 . ll1~hly upi::raded. hrdwd Din Rm. elegant thruoul. bnl'k firepla<'<.'. dinmJ: fabulous \oU. ''! m1 to tal.l• nr... 2 HR. 21-:: ba. den. Somer::.el :\todel !-"or area. Super new. OV('r & rec rnlr. 2'" )rs old wrkrm & hbrnry. Side · preview call. Property look :-. i,:olf course. C:hmr. S128.500 830·30i9 occanview. RL'<iuced for I louse Sl 18.500. BKR. 5-10 I no imm cd. ::.a le. Owner. Patrick Tenor• B' Owner. 2Br. l·ondn, u11 SI 2 ti. !T's o . IH 2 124 2 . Agent. 552 441 \ TARBELL i(rd crpt. drp~. A C. pool. 1,_12 670li lndry Car SS:l,:!UO. PRO:'ltONTORYPOINT ·1~96·~_:_S8_l ·Oi2~ 1---------•1 AREA "# I In Collfornio" LIDO ISLE ........ D BAY FRO MT *FEEL"'" * OPEM SUH.1-5 EXEC. HOME Through double door en· 1608 RUTH LN. The best of Mission Vil' Room for larlte boat: 5 try. a stunning, sleek 1 h jo! 3 Bdrms .. den, dinrng hdrms , 4'h baths. Shown slate foyer extends into Beautiful fomi Y omc: rm., stud.v, 3 bu th hyapp"t only. $62S.OOO h · f 1 d' loco led 1n one of LIDOREALTY t espac1ous orma in· Nl•wport's finest home ... 2800 sq. ft. .. has mg area, framed in lux· neinhborhoods. Come every PoSSible upgrarle. 673 7300 unous custom drapene:-. .. done in the best of la~tc ----··----•I This 3 BR tor 2 w /den & Sl'C .. you ·11 think it "'as best or quahly trl·ll'\'('I. fireplace). 2' :! BA home bwlt With }OU in mind I pool & JOCULZI ··' 1c" 1s By Owner 3 br 2' l. ba captures the ultimate in Sl:?EWP·OOO ORT IEACH c•,er}'Where' rnre rc· "'h1te "'alcr ,·1c ..... 1m· livability elegance & " rlured ~· mar. N"' pt Crest condo. comfort. '1u, carpeted REALTY 675· 1642 OPEHSUN. 1-5 <.> .... nc~r leavinl! ~late. open beamed living room VIBWCONDO idylhcset· 2-1672 Via San Fernando ~~~~,0e~Y· 613 5313 & w rugged stont; fireplace ting. 3 Br. 2~2 ·ba. beoms. ORANGE COAST ' & md.Jrect bghlmg. vie\\:. S85.000. Agl675-8676 REAL HT .A TE NEWPORT SHORES the birge. lovely pat101---:;---!..iii;;:---s urrounded by lushl 644.4848 Cute 3 Br 2 Ba. rcdec. foliage-private & ---------11 home. tc-nm'I, pool & bch. perfect for entertaining Sacrifice by owner 4 br & S Tn level w /spn $1 16.500 agent 586 i 884 599.500. &10·2981 1be 2 car garage (w /ex· M.wpori a.och I 069 ••••••••••••••••••••••• BAYSHORES IYOWHER Opn 1·4 Sal /Sun. 3br , 2bn. Upgraded. $184.000. 2662 Cr~stview. HARBOR VJF.W MONT EGO 4BR,2ba,ramrm. $ZERODOW}4 s15'1.1so • G40·l44_o _ FOR YO.UR 20lK OPEN SUNDAY 1·5 DREAM HOME!!! tra parkmg areal is com· plete w /work bench & built-Ins for the han· dyman . Quality con· slruction thru-oul & YOU OWN THE LAND-all for $275.000. For sale by owner . Plea t1e call 675-7661or833-0610. By owner. 23oo Margaret Executive 4 Br. plush •IRIGHT* Or .. Newport Heights. 4 formal dine rm. 3 Ba, 3 IAYCRIST llAUTY + Br. 2 story, custom rrpl. hllie fam-rm w/fnn· built solar home. Beam tnstlc vlew or Npt. Bay. S,0C-..... ~. ceilings. lots n wood. 631-4560Agt. 3 O..,..._.. II. 21/.2 used brl ck fl re pl ace. -lt-AR_B_O_R_Vl-"--E-W-.CL-ASS--!· r IA. Mew.cl f""8 llY• light & airy. Brand new a.... & .au-nn. Cett-'"""'1 &J 1 < 1 1 S173,900only. for this 3 Br ....., -..., """f' acuzi a so so or F o· R tral f•M rooM l1t h ..,., r.22 000 f 2 Ba, am Rm, m m, ~. ·~ I trm. tort. Interior decor'd. kltcfMft, Mffy ut .. ---------• prof lndacpd, compl fHhtres. ly owHr privacy. & secluded *~&J OOO 645-7l3' Two le-«h Homu brick .~usl jacuzzi off -• • ' One house to ocean. by mstr bdrm, lottlce patio one or bolh. stoo ooo 4' cgvtr. + much more i~· &.~. rld. presUglOU3 Newport Jones Realty 673-6210 Bch locolloo. For pre· v\ew c1ll: Pro perty •~--lUg~on. 'town.home. .Houle. Patrick TCDOC't. P111 l11•••• ,., ... - Ch•rmlng 4 & family. Fr•shly decorated, cor lot. in closed crtyard. Steps to Bay & ocean -Submit terms. ............ -Don., tel the lend41r tllke mo . I 've been abendon.O.b\.ltlc:e~ bt beaut IQlln. Patnl a crpt me & trim my tree• &.. I'll be a 3 BR, bonus rm wlnnor Submit ofr & name NEW LISTING BAY CREST I 338 SANTIAGO OPEHSUN. t-5 $259,900 A Finer Home Custom roordrnatcd. ranch style. 4 bdrm . fanuly rm .. formal dm mg rm . gourmet coun· try kitc hen : a vc-ry i;pac1ous. 11uality eon !'lrucled exel'Ult\e home. on gorgcou~ t•orner lot Lu!>hly lands~p<l .. olkr mg an inntmg jat•u1 ll spa + l'OUntlcs~ othE'r dC'· luxe ft':iturcs & umcmltl'~. Shu'-' n w11 h pride through: 1!i\l!1lllll\~ & [ll., t~rult11rn . Oceca1f1 ont Dplx $325,000 Pl'I? Brom!'I Rltr&15 1531 EARLY BLUFFS BEAUTIFUL ''TRINA" Ta!tlefolly decorated :.phl lc\d, JRr. 21'.! ba \w"' Colt' He::illy. V. Grant G-10 5i77 LIDO ISLE ()!11.'n 12 5 Daily 205 \'w .Ju\·ar f.:.. lg I hrm :1 bu. mod kit. I ': lot. polio. nr ten m~ & l)l'ac·h. S249,5!t0 Chmer. 6i5·6259 from Liv Rm, & Fam Rm. 3 Br 2·~ Ba. sep lndry rm. prof decor'd. 1 sly, No care yard. 2.000 !.q n .. First lime offered. Sl-10,500. Century 21 Adane 831-2640 or <195-4121 •2 Tripa.x"* 1 Near Lake Park. Min. )lJ OH THE BEACH bch. 1-4 BR. 3 ba; 1·3 sa Sea caps &sunsels. 8 btfl 2Yl t;ia : 1·3 BR. 2 ba . ..;> family paradise. 2Rr + garages, frplcs. $185~ bonus rm In El Morro By each. l70!H713 Alaba . the Sea. your own pvt Hunt. B ch . 536-17 bch. park rent only Sl60.1_0wne __ r. _____ ...,.... C A L L T 0 D A y ! 7 UMrTS C.M. (PK1096) ~ CALJFORNlA PACIFIC Beautiful brand new ,,.1 Moblle I lome Realty br • loft, f /p. 3·2 br • l 'h b3 Z706 1Iarbor.Stc208 townhouse, a ll blto$. '"O 5937 crpts, drps. Hurry, boy ,,.. · now -Lst user depr~. I 08 0 -0-UA..l--ER-.... -.. S-T-S-~-L-L-Tom Lee. Rltr. 642· 1603. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ......" ...v ~ OPfH HOUSE io·x.i-0·. remodeled, xtra Su .... D ... y I 5 clean, 1 br , $7800. Furn. " • • Across from K ·Mart JU22So. PARTON Shop Ctr. 2191 Harbor HI Ul)()Sq.ft. of everything 434, CM Adults only. \uu·H· ever dreamed or. &t6·69l8 l:ltimalc family roum. --------- A1 r r ondil1oned. Oak HUMT. IEACH flooring. best location. Beautiful 2 Br. Cozy Cot· Cul de.sac. $97,500. tage for two in pvt. NEWPORT HEIGHTS DUPLEX R1nq 640·5560 Anytime Ed~lblufl Prof. Bldg. HILLES RLTY garden like ~ctting 5• I 069 ___ <_2_13_l_S4_2_·3l!6 __ 1 __ Adult Park complete Wowl. w/pool, tennis els. & much muc h more . Cozy & cute. 2 bcdrooni completely redone PLtjS d:11.zling new 3 bedrOQm STUDIO. Two baths each, fir.eplare a n d dream ki t c hen~! S18S.OOO. .. IT•s THE TALK OF THE TOWN $269,500 This •err spKial "on• of a kind" hOfM In a fantastic PPlnHla Point location. It's •usual .ct uniqw bKavw it Is.: ••TWO STORIES OF COMTEMPORARY STYLE **SOARING EHC LOS ED INDOOR GRE&IHOU$E WITH IRICK & lusli CJI HMry **Of*' Wlftg bakonln & rooms * •lots of wfndows, UltCluthnd by dlNllfM1 *•located on o big ConMt' * ••aay steps to OCEANFROHT & IAYFRONT •*FOUR FAMILY IEDROOMS *•FAMILY ROOM WITH PATIO * • '14 Sl<YUGHTS * '* MAIMT&CANCE-frff 1.-CapMc) ••creatfyedlft WHAT A VALUE <JY1228>. $18,000. Immaculate 3 bedroom CALIFORNIA PACIFIC d QUAIL (B PLAC E PRO PJCRI'll!:S. --752·1920 Ino. 1400 OOAI\. IT .N£WPC*T lllEAOt POOL HOME. Beautiful Mobile Home Realty 2706 Harbor. Ste 208 bJ sparklmg pool Is com· '° 5937 Duplex. West N.B., 1 · k plete with diving board. ____ s. _____ .1 t.o bch, lg 2 bdrm. 2 ba. up waterfall & all equip· OCEANFRQNT &dwn.Justremodeled•A menL Rela'I: under a CO\" Whitewater , i e~. dbl Community tennis court ered patto with green wide. huge dec k & & pools. You own LANO outdoor grass carpeting. brukfast bar. $32.SOO. By Owner645-6776 • I lome 1s :.poll~s & s harp 499-1692 or 499·3236 or a'! ::i tack inside & out. 499-2800 Tri~lex : This weeks best buy a l E. r <...1-osto M-,: $79 900 1976 Golden West 2Br, ~ .. _ ' 2Ba. ll4°x64', located m 2 br owners unit. ; I SJC's newest terraced rcncedyardTwo.2brdn· view park. Owner 1ts w/patios.SJ59,000Cill 496-3169, 661 ·3991 Sl!-21111or673-3584 N.B. Dbl wide 2 Br, xlnl •Free Co.stliftcJ'llto cond. Patio. pool. bch, Professional Income ~o- Centwy 21 Sporow immed ocpy. Adlls. perty a nalysis & ex· 963·014 I collect 67:>-1957 change advice. Del(ch 4 Br. 2 ba on Ramona J ust listed. Skyline'. 2 Bit. unit specialist. Cn1l Chris Dn·ve. So. of M"cArthur. 2 ba., lovely patio yard . Carlson or Skip Bur~n. .. Coun selo r R eal ~. Agt . 833·1927 aft 6pm S29.500. Agt. 646·<1380 9GO . 4 3 8 8 d ays, ) r C H A R M I N G L y OPEM SUH 1 ·6 5.1S-2389 t8404227 eves"} _ Nfcely decor. l + convert DAMA POINT UNICi)UE den. Bayside VIiiage. 3 BR. 2 BA family home Adult pk. Beuch. Beaut TRl.PLEX on tree lined street. Quiet park~ Broker. 675·4010. High above marine, i ji 2 neighborhood with lots of 300 E. Cst Hwy, no. 266r bra, cover gar ac•s. privacy orrered at only NB $1:.5,000. Prio only tls. $67,SOOS. 4" ,666 Nice. clean 1 br. lo ape. m4> 434·1126, aft 6P)4. v->~ rent, adlt prk, r educ. Mr. Ctauson, Brk • price. Mustsell. 847-7697. 2 ~ut.x HB area. Side by side ln g~llt ~for Sale I 200 f\11le1100 locaUoo. f'ta.w -South--l------,--...--' •••••••••••••• ••••• •••• ro 0 rs. b eaut. w OC> d -,-·-v-ahlf\lle k rock rencblg. ··········~············ HORSE RANCHES Only Sl2S.ooo. ean n+·! 11 Broker. ~-3327 .. Laree onet1, sma er --------- oaes, new ones, alltihtly R2 wtvariance for 3 uak.s. Wltelc-in qi •\L !>TAil \ • ---Dor "IJt.~""414 completed PbHe2. 3 BR,1--------·1 JIU • UMd ona &llx~r upper.. Nu "2 Ba a ba ~ ~~~~....L:-~~==:::::~tt·.OW~~.pal~..a.:tll!.Qoll~~H. B~ .--e side 6.M. ~1----- (Tl 4) 877-5691 tw.2-3017 • i be, view, S164 ,to0. Ownrlbkr. 4tM 3H LIOOtSU S~c. 4 Br It 3 Ba con· ttmport hoaw. }\educed '-S07 ,oc.l. X1Ai terms. ' ~ -~-.. f 4 I • I 04 I ' ' J\ ~ I ,, 'I; I 090 OR 522·0530 '-•----------4 Pl•xes $1.48,000 , •. c.omparable unill hive 1101d for $155,000. A &t ~1103 • -. I ~ I D 12 DAIL y PH.OT Sunder. M1re11 ~. 1978 H-.ea U1tfwwlshed HouMs U11funi.ated HOllMt U•fW'ftl.a.d HouMt Ullfnlhed HOUMa Unfumilhed H011;tta Uft~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• WNNt, ........ 3207 ~!~~~!1 ....... ?~.~~ ~~~.??~! ~':~ ............ ?~~:·. ~~~~-.. ?~.'.'. ~~~~ ... ?~.~~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• E .\ST SIDE J bed rm AT LASJ R&n' At.S W ,\ T f: R t' R () !'. T !\ 111 \ 1-'rurnei Cbulct Walk to ~~~~.!:!~ ...... ,~~~!!!~ ...... ~--=· o...n. 2400 lecAMM '1-op1rty 2000 IMCMl!e , ..... rty 2000 ...................... .. Cozy Channel front 2 Br. L.. h y l -"" u home Wood & wallpJpcr ., BR,+O. "'~ba ...,.,& Snur~ 3 br :.! Im, rn·~ l>1:ach ear v -.,.., ..-~IC frpl<'. new cpts/drps. • • • -'~ 1 H 5· 1 Dock Jvual SSOO/mo. interior: Gard~n :.pan• R l :JBR.28.i $525 550 PJlnt ltpc 1u1110. Nl' 111msf>.15l J ___ _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cozy, "·eekend mount.on ~ UNITS _ UNITS _ UNITS tabm. Well built & furn l.ge useabl<' lot ~-98'7B quiet St . nt·ai .:olf A ewtals.t-Yce J BR.2';bu s.25 Commpool.tenn1:,."Jl~ course ~15 mo 1163 7173 Y• C• fM1 , BR. 2•: bn $8SO to ~alh 'HI> ~I.! FJtll San C..._..e At Hofttt WM • BR. 3 Ba $745 S725 m11 64t;.116S3 • • • • • •• •••••• •• • • •••••• 3 Beau11ru1 \ 1ew dt•t·k • 4 • 5 • 6 • I 0 • 20 FROM $205,000 lo $1.000.000 ~~~~~n~r~P~t" 0 l' r ll76 COl'OftCI de4 Mar 3222 C-Ollege Park 3 Br 2bu. 2 Pl.AMS IM OfftCE -'6M 113 Out of Co.anty ••••••••••• •••••••••••• frplcs. xtra fam rm. l'O\ 2 Ur I Ba. fplc. w/yard. no \ered patio. ,d~I jlar WEGU4RAHTEE II\ lloml'~ ('a1m1·I .1 G(llr t'oun.e \'ie"· 3 Br •Wideet selection ""'S~ bdrm:-:.! hJ :M;()(1 •\dulh llll~t· yard c1tre. •lnhousecompul;,:'li}!> A,1wnt t>ll iJ8J I art rurn ~. l ·~l·*6 COSTA MISA 5 TOWNHOUSE TYPE UHITS 4-2 BR, F P .. catfl. ceiling. Batcm1y '., off MBR with partial view PLUS 1·3 BR, 1''.P .. cath. ceiling with two huge master BR 's Bike to b each . Ouls tandiog area of appreciation. 96S.618l REAL ESTATE lncon. 'topffty 2000 Income ProtMrty 2000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• MEADOWLARK FOURPLEX Xlnt pride Of OYillCri.h1p rental omts .tdJt1t·ent Lu i:olr cour~e Annual 1n ~·ome S15.24U Submrt .di 1>ffcrs 4-Plex La Habra • 2lir :!R.1. mmt t·oml 1 l11Sl' to Ii: Shopp1ni: l'enter s1;,g ouo Pnn 011Jy DRA.l<E & A.SSOC. 8 38 -5700 •Oaily telephone service N•w..-rt ShorH Smt Juan Pt!lS $375 mo Call S4501mo~656- 640-4ll29 art GPM Property 2 5 50 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CUSTOM CONSTRUCT I OM 4.PUX Sp~1e1ous 2 bdrm. 2 bath, rireplacc. bltn::. & dis· hwasher . 2 Car ~arage!. for eal'h unit. Prestige community Low vacan cy area. Low prict-of $120.000 Gooc.l rents . Call Gro. fo'rcy. 542 J45(i HEN lll~KLE R E INC VICTORVILLE IOOMIHG HIGH DESERT-ACREAGE One20 \en• Twu IU Al'n• One JOO,\l·n· Fanta~lll' J>l)lcnll.i I tor home:.. mobtll• home park. condo':-. . .ipG Ad· JOtnlllJ! hub of new hust ncs:. area <'!.. free\\ u) ex thanf:(l' Sat·r1(1ce ::b()UCl-SiOOU J>l•r Jl·rt• 1-:,. cdlenl term" Robert G. D~mps•y &Auociates 714/979·9720 962-7032 3Br, 2Ba, frple, 2 cur gur washer/dPyet" .. Ltte front. hse. lots of wood & charm. $525/rno. 1mmed posses 7~9 ·11 3 1 or 84tl-Ot77 KIDS/PETS OtC I Br duplex. rnctl yard. gara~~""'E95 mo 6'16·41M8 or 67 >tf.alll •Vacancies verified daily ,...-· • C .. tr...o l271 •1-'ull staff oC cowise.tors J U1 :! Ll.1 ne'"' I) dn111 ti ••••••••••••••••••••••• • Ftee 1.0 U&ed 6.5 & over s.55(1 040·29R I :i Mrm Quc>ltX', ~ bnlb. 1 t'IH i:ur+ c'rport. 2 !.\\Hlltllllll( pools . $350 •Free rental counselin~ •Open 7 days 8 :00~8:00 SEAVIEW :; Dr 1>11pulu1 Bar llurbor pnnw 01 n 'u Uow;e on corner lot, South of hiithway. 3 bedroom. 2 bath. large brick firepl;.ire. no <'h1ldrcn 01 pets. soooimo. No Dcpostl Required• SpHc l Bdrm Cottage! Vl~W S295 16312P l RENTIMES '+523 CAMPOSJlt=IRVtflE ~. 547 iO·M 113:1 3215 ----1lbr. :lh ;1 pool h11m1• 97!>1~~-- Santo Alla 1210 Kick Buck & Relax' ~J11nsion Siw 3+2 & den Eucl Yd $400 mo l5401P > REMTtMES IMC. For Professional Service 1---------• Gardenani:. pool !ot•rv m ••••••••••••••••••••••• COlE OF NEW,ORT REALTORS 675-5511 898--0771 631-4555 3 br or 2 br" laundry 2 ba Call 898.()771 ORSTOPBY 8401 Wett.lnatff' <2 blocks E. or Beach 1 A l:ahf. Corp Sm Fee Spyglass Hill View 3 br. ram rm. 1mmed. oecup 1»4-8184 $1050. yrly lease. ---- LOVP.:LY 3 Brt. 2 Ba w rrpl. OW, crpt. kid pt.>t OK S405 963·4567 Afi!ent :? Br 1987·B. Charle Nofee $!55 mo I child OK. no -- Comp 1 cmodl<'d Adlts no p-els SHl<I mo 6-\2~2 Cbarnung Cape ~ 3 br • singles or do~s 642 2259. 2br, 2ba gar '2 m1 to bl·h 2 ba. S650 yrl) 70'9 t>IG--017 $395 _Lark.spur. 644-8184 1 COM newer lrg 3 BR. 2 ba J BR. 2 ba. frpk. gardner Jbr. ram rm Ir~ mastt-r Lite. a iry & woods). So mcl Clean ss75 mo. W-1 bdrm. pool. $475 or llwy. S52S mo Call Brentwood St. 5--18-2575 675·0764 art 7 :30pm :"e" 2 br mndo Pool. sp:i 4br. pool. 1:: m1 Lo ocean f,625 714-846·5006. Bob Graf . LGF: 2 Br 2 Ba. rpll'. dbl f'rom $375. Kid s & pct., gur. Avl 411. l':: Blk bch. CJK. ti~·4!H2 Bkr ~5mo. 675·1957 . , . SUP ER ·I Bdrm. :! ba _ __ __ __ __ .al>r, 2ba. Cl~e to :.chi:.. w 1(rplc. crpt, fed yrd. 2Br, I 12lla, lg polio, frplc. hl:h & sh?~ g. s.i75 mo. $12S. 963·4567 i\genl. no LE.ASE/O"ION New 3 Barm Heritage Park Condom1n1um " fumil> rm. 21 ~ b;.i. Top quahly carpeUn~ & tile noonnR. D\Jtached ~ cur gar Ne\er lned 1n l mmed ot tupanly $l!l5 mo W•stern Pacific -Propetiles 73 "'1522 493-2260 UmH•rs1ty Park <I Br. 21: hatM. fam rm Newly dl'l·ornted SSSO mo or be OIH 752 i2J!J t'\'e:-. b40-0l66 ltcn l Lcu,,c Lo' t'I~ cl d SHOO 54fHl655 Countn Charm in llul'l>111 \u ~ Br. J• .. ha. :>"IH' Pl•I} t m S'i8.~ J>l•I' mo 1 w tncl l(Jrdnr "-ti li7:l·lll 1~ BIG C \N\'UN new:? :-.t111 ~ to\\ nhomt' :.! br :.!' .. f1J ckn bar. ~ep. duuni.: rin lx•;1111 uµ~ra<kd c·1 µL1A & '"ndo" treatment Lu' ur111u!" Roman luh 111 3 L>r. 11 • ba. 2 story, 2 car l'tWI gnrnge $350. mo. :1t•11 II Sycamore. driv<' h~ & l0a ll £or appt. 'lbJ Oti711 •WILLOWOOD• 1'upl11x living al 1t:. line't Loeated near So C o ii !'! l P I a i a a l M;i(•i\rthur & Greeovtllt' 5.'l7·9710 mstr bath IA»1dl. of m1r We-stmhtster 3298 • rorC'd "'urdroht.· ~J.>Jl't" ••••••••••••••••••••••• Spectatul:irvtl'" S"in.1 SIL\HP3Hrl'~Ba.c·ph rruui.:. tenni" ~ \\0111'.' 1ncd)ard.k1ds &petOK !''or lurthl•r 1111111 or SlJ5 !16.l-4567 agt nofet• appl t>-111150!1 ---' -Houses FwnJst..d or Retttals Galore Uwtfurnished 3300 1z blk from O('CUll, -~7-3225U~_M__ _ rec. Owner anx1oui. ! 2 l'. .M Real Est e • ,J.plt•xci. Call fordela•ls r.-ci.--2 800 mo 'mo rental. S475. 1 Bdrm house. Lge fncd lrvUle Pauo home. 2 Ur lam rm. 2 ha. A C. lrpll. comm pool. tenni:., i.:ar dr opnr. S4 25 t mu 6.1'7-0078. 559·0148 \\ e ha\,. 1000 "."I of hou't''· •••••••••• •••••. •• ••••• dµlcx-. & apt~ ,\'</\IL Oran~l' Country ll\'1t11t 'ow· .'\II :iri•a .... ill F:Qul'slrian actl\ 1t1.-s pl1l't.':'o S:J\con_ti.:c. ttnll' ~rw duplex . rurn ~a:-.. ct1· Open• da\:. !I to heaul :J hr l ba. frpl. lri.: • 1\1.'t. 1ncd yrd 5600. Owner. l<tds/Pets W•lconw !197 5612 5A ,._"'r 673·1"25 yard. W /W cpl, stove. !)UJ.:JOSO or 557·1694 A~t. ••••••••••••••••••• •• • • l Bedroom condominium, pool, tennis super loca· lion. $250. Call 6-IG-4477. REALTY INC. 7l4/846·1371 lll'u1 e::;l.<lle investors · ta' ti cf c r r ed ex ch an~ c ----------1 l·ounselmg. Seashore INVESTORS Hl•al Est at{', 67~ _ L>El.L XE Triplex. C.~I St•llrr \\tll C'arry lna11 ~1l 111" int rnll' Yl':.\<:l'.ll 10·:,,1. r\' 556 sn1 PALM DESERT · TOWNHOUSE CostaMesa 3224 $2501mo .. 1·533·7887 ················~······ 2 br. 1 ba duplex, pvt gar, patio, laundry. Adib on- ly. no pets $285. 7t8 A Joann. 540·7532: 646·-1174 .tl1rorden,2Ha.r'P nu in & out. 5450 mo :Ull Hamilton CM 1;.12 77-l:J ---DUPLEX. 2 Br, gar. $265. 3 Br condo. 112 Ba. O/W, No pets, 2178 0 Placen-lndry facil. Slater & t1a. 545·7983 _ Newland. 89N>S8G 1-:~\STS!OE. hugt' :i Br, Sl~RP 3 Br 2 Ba. w /fplc. l'am Hm. (pk. JUi.t re· D/W fncd y41rti $.l25 modrlcd 123 23rd St 5465 9634567 tt"t. No rce mo. 642~><!82 ... Des1rablt> Ea.;h1d1• IH l:nib \\ IXlOI l'onlr.11 I 11( -.alt> o" l'rtnl 11111~ ltt4-22711 \J.:l'lll •If .. ,~ 1111tl , ask for Bdt~ Prime loc. ad1acent Ironwood C.C. 3 Br. fam rm. 21a Ba, tennis, poob, & jttcuu1 1-:xchan1w for :1 Br rcs1dcnn· or condo nr \\:Jll•r Halhnn jl;pt ~I0.000 t''ltilt' Ph~l11:. * HINE UNITS * Jae· bun HN11tor 171 11 Ea.'ltside 2 bt. corrwr lot Condo,:! BH. 11 ~ ba. frpk e,\!:i'TSIDE :.1 Br. dhl i:ar. ne"IY decor'd Nr shopi. newer paint & t'pl. quiet S325 mo 963 1242 Woodbridge 3br 2ba , dt•n. frt>lc. sngl hse w /atrium. Beaut. lndscp'd. comm pool. lake & park. Li.e $S50 mo. (213) 358-0107 Mrs Dale. e\'S, C2 1Jl 351-0606 ('OJlet•t TU!lTLEROCK 3 lir 2 Ha. &pac. quiet. wetbar. tptc. atrium. S525 &.w-8585 645-4900 ... _~...: ------_..... .. , CD!\t newer lri.: 3 SH.:.! ba Unfurnished 3425 Lite. airy & woodS)'. So. ••••••••••••••••••••••• or Hwy SS25 mo l"11ll Dana Pl. lux condo. 3 Br 2 bi5·07&1 alt i 30pm · Ha. fplc. ut1I rm; gar -pool. tennts 498-1453 Beaut Bluth; Condo IUr. · -- :!Ba. nPwlv d1·1·ural1•(I TowNMMne Si2.'> mo !>4°1 2.1111 UnfunlislMd 1525 •.••••..••...•.......•. '\ l' .ir 111·" <' h 1 n San :w;.~ I' U Ho\ 176 Remodeled & rcdecorat .. _________ , Cl1•inl•nll' Only S299,900 Pulm Desert. t'il !122ti0 ro r.acc. "·'"-7221 ..__ Estat M-L ..,..., ....., ---------Liken{'" 2 lid rm. dbl gar :.lreet. s.&30. 556-6809 3 BR. $425 1\1 ~lfo:DI \'I I occ u I' J\" l"\ 'I" o ..,tor' t " nh 1• ll•aturin).! bl·.inh lµlt P't µJt10. l'nd 1:.11 1·nm plete rct ta1.:11tt111.., A:-.O w:i s h cr. dr)l'f , refrigerator hl. J.1~t + dep. 5S7·57i0 X55 dJ}:.. -194 0321 l'vei. wknds. tkaut Lai:una Condo for ll'H"l' 2Br 2Ha. rrpk bll tn k1ll'h . 0 w d1i. pus,11 m1l'ro-wa\,· refril! oak cabinet' J3Cl11 t1 2 Short blks h• beach Agt. 494-0793 ~ & lnconw too! 'ne e ,_.n RMI Estate CENTURY 21 COUEGE PARK 5 blk:. t<> bch. no pct,., Sharp :1 bdrm. :? bJlh 171 417_5_1_·_60_6_3_ Want.d 2900 Westdiff Realty 3 BR. 2 BA. frplc, dinmg SJGS. Avail no'V 964·2283 home "'lh f1n•pl.1<'c,.._ _________ •••••••••••••~••••••••• room. dishwasher. ·-+-:.epa rall' Uuplex r-N 38 2,Lb d I · REAL FIND 4 Br 2 lia. ~ADULTCOMDO "J"a'·s rc•nled to ma!.£' * TRl.PLEXES• ?.:l BR. 2 ba for<.'ed air. ew r. "'ba, 'IP cdx, ~/mo. fplc, cpts. fncd yard. GreatOrangetreePlan o. the ·payments! <~ua•t Near new. 3 in u ROW. heal., frplc No fixer up· fireplace, lge ack yar • BIG YARD $435. 9634567 agel\l. no Lgst 2 BR w /many up· HS Utrfum 3600 <Jrea with hu1ldml! a('li\ t· Pnced al JUSt $158,000 per. 646_8301 2 car gar. 3 BR. 2 BA. new pa mt, fee. grades Near pool. spa & tv m the heart of Orun.:e eaC'h ----------____ 556-6393 closeloschool. $385/mo. lighted tennis. Avail. apo Beach upper, 3bd. Jbo. cx.-ean view, builtms. :-.undeck S425 m o . o\!lol-4401. 49440\ 1 County nrund new h..,t TM Estate Mak.n OWN Prop c rt y i n E AST S 1 D E n c w MESA WOODS CJ:~c ~~r b~~~b~~ ~~~ now! $.175/mo. Gil Ide ini: ,1t Sl:!H.5!Ml SO BE 17141751-6063 Inglewood . ll:iwthornc townhouse unit. 2 Br. 2 J BR. 2 BA. model home. Call n.a.962.7788 ask for 752-1414 (N.\04) 1 BR h:.e \\ rm for hor:.c Cr pl~, <lrp~. llghtl•d arcna Prt\acy, S225 i54 10~1. ~,51; UIH\I lll::H~ flBST' s:u ~oo i----------orSo. Bay area·! story, c11thcdrnl cc1I., $.525.mo. Elliot WOODBRIDGE uJJCn ('\ 1•i. WILL PAY CASH!! frpk, l!ar. tst mo. $.185. 751·3 I 9 I Ho ~e TOWHHOME ----- ·o:.ta :'>l esa -2Br, lB:i . frpk ne" pamt & cpb. ll:hf.31g7 aft til'M wknd-. Inti RE Network FIVE Ph Tom O'Allcsi;andro f~. ;1,.50h {{1to'~~I ~~17c11ost. 15·1 .SELECT Lg 2 hdr dNuplcx. pvt yhcl 1; Luxunous livmg . 2 RH~. Th1-.0n1• Ila-. It \II COST A MESA T.D. PROPERTIES 'V\ -"' yr ol 1> Pl'li:.. I t' 1" 2 baths. fpl . hi beami.. .\ludcrn :!+ ~ \\ Vr fill ~ 12l:Jl 674-6007 or l7\,l) J::ASTS J [)Jo: n e w PR<?PERTIES ok.S26.'UIJ22Michad l>r pnv.put1u few steps lo \'I E\\''$;lli~1 •li7;.41'11·n1qul•:.!Hrdplxmpr10w TRIPLEXES ""'·6201 any11· n1" 11r (71 I l 536·3638 l'VC:.. 11'17 ·35·11 a·'ult pool. J'"' & lakl' ·1 r "I L> ·111 ·1 P " Int MOVE RIGHT IN W.tlk tn a ll :-.ll'\\ pnrl l1c11(hli. School:-' l-'1rst user's tax break. Lon' Lar~1·. ne.,. wood & ~tm· t'Q home plu:. hrti.:ht l'OOmy. 2 bdrm 2 h;alh unit for mcome (luiel romer lot, Sl!lt .soo !JO PRIME UN ITS REACH ORIENTED $2.500.000 RESTAURANT AAA rated 210 ~l.'at:-.. "prime beat·h IOl'allon '5510.000 MALOY INVESTMENT~ Carlsbad <7\4!729·1129 TRIPLEX C.M. Spac un ' its, patios, xlnt ror owner occupancy. Aln675·8676. C .M.DU,LEX Owner must :.ell. Best I:: side on F1ower St. Pr1n only. 673-6372 eves ,,..., ' \c)Wnhou::.c Uf'\lt. 2 llr .. 2 .. Br 2 Ba. fncd 'arcl. d u w• • ' • • • v Bc,.t 1n\•cslment 111 846-52:.!lultiil'.\l h d 1 1 " " nys Light & air w earth SpanishSt:.h•IJupl1•\ t;p:s1a1r.. LI\ nm. fpk OrunJ(l' t'ounty. Grcut tn· -:-.tory, l'Ut (' ru (.'('I .• patio. dean. ~1'Jri lnnes s49c, m11 Loi .~ Stone fo'rpk Hounds OUI k h r & l Rental lrpk . .:ar lsl mo $3115 + 5-IB-J7tiS 3 l:IH. Surl~1de Walk lo ·1 • • Ill' w re n1-: m~ 1· i·oml··w1lh mrn1mum ' <"150 mon• in cost 165 -bch & shops $375 mo Millcr642·823511'·l051 Tlw;3Illl:?Baw \'11•" bdr.,,2ndbdrm&lgeen down Invest a little .••••••••••••••••••••••• ~iontt!Va!-tla.~)63.()678 DanaPoint 3226 536 1153aft5.Ava1IJ ·3 Bltn!-1/KidUk Ut-1~>i P t tr\ dwnstaar~. deck' makl' a lot CaJI no" ~ FurnisJted ••••••••••••••••••••••• --------RENTIMES IMC. b; .. l·k & front. util pd 540 3666 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 f' 2 b 2410 c II·.. I' 8 I di WOODBRIDGE < rY'< 11· "'"4 cc••c • •....&..--p-:-. • .1 3107 .r. a. o q:c llniq11c3.000sqflh~c" o J ,r ~ a. uxury o t. 1198-077\ li3\ 1~a5 ...,,., ~ .... ,......., -....,..._a Ave, Colle0 c Park Close , 3u 2u d (0\''-40) L"ndmark Con Gorgeou:. 3 br 2 bii ........................ •A"'~'""& ... .,.. cean \'leW. »r. o a, m '" "' . B c 0 to su...,.,... S•lO.PS._..n ~. r~ ~aratc. do, 1n Guard gate comm Creekstde home Up. I CANY N Luxunou-. ftlrnislled BEACHFRONT 4 Br, Z ba mo. 548-7638 kit btn decor ideal for SngJ sty, nr new. end un-grdlSe<ttlU'uout~Wood~ ~ 0 1::; n ~ u ~t~ 0 ';:~ ........ ..,: • .-. .. -..-...... r. compl.fum homl' Frplc. . f-· 1 • C' . . • it O/W. w /D Upgrd try. Elec. gara~c door '' lcAoo '...ntwil 3707 Wltela11 RUil l!>TAtl wash1dry, dshwhr. 2 rar 3 Br, 2 Ua. foam Hm _aml_ > or o -tenant) cpls. cust dr~. wetbar, S4-1S mo.5Sl-4038 Se" neq.'r ll\ed tn Wl'I O On .a. .... GE .. DLEX gar. No pets. /\\•ail J une w tplc. pvt back yard, ~Jl-~un Open Ilse 1·5 n(.'W paint. Xtru Morage. ------'ti a r r r p I ( 'S Ii-;.) ••••••••••••••••••••••• ""'" .....-15 to July IS. 545.5354 or Sl()(.}mo i52·0617. agent ~~ .\larranJ .or <':lll 1 ,.n rec ctr, w pool, J·ac. LOIJllllCf leach 3248 Salli.bury H 1-: ti73 fi!J(J(I I Br :! Ba. patio, i.teps to .\11 2 BR unite; m prestige f>.14.9582 -----&i6-9124 or S.t9·1S"i!, I John ...,.." ••••••••••••••••••••••• bl'al·h. J\'a1I Mar. 15 area Gre:it m£'ome & -----3 BH 2 BA. fplC'. gnrage. & ~orn:<I lennis, wood !\hop + 3 BR. 2'i ba. bltns. crpts. Large :1 hr . .! h:1 <lt•n. sc;o mo No pet:.. 759.1914 woo 't last at only Mewportl•oc:h 3169 :.toragc. n'la~!\1ve y;ml. otherracil.Closetobch . clrps,gar.ocncynvu.no tJm1h homl'. "l'"port ------ S\:J.l.!lOO Hurry!'' ••••••••••••••••••••••• nopcLc;.S.125. \\·all ,\Jlrl \'µ.4br.:!ba.2000sqfl.lri nopets.S480pcrmo.Call pets. S525 Lsc. 759-5807 llgh1..•,',2t·h1lrirennk 'n Costo~o 1724 898•7855 LIDO ISLE. 3 BR, den. ~~:,.11, .. ,..35, C\'l> tH2·0835: i\'I. Redeco. crpt.:.. drp!> 536-5789 wkdys /ev~. dys 642.K9()7 499.27sn peb ssso 5111 8~51 or ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ $460.213 331·7792 842-0\63wknds 1·772·2695 · • • --979·78AA wet bar. patio. 1z blk lo _ kd 3 8 2 b A · bit bch. Youn~ children OK. 3 BR. l bath. near cily • w ays. ~. g:~. ~~ttcmto b~~'. BIG CANYON lll':i1tl Ideal fa!1'1ly home. S900 park. move in cond. S325. Fountmn Yalley 3234 Supc>r Condo. n~ beach, 2 Fum avail S500 mn ·til new ::! BR & dl.'n rondo mo. Avail 411 yrly. Leave mo. Ask for Les, 540· l 151 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~R. 2 ba, tennis, sauna. June. 640-7020. Lrg mstr :-.u11c, dinn1j! message w /l.P.R . ---"Br. H4 ba. disposal & Jacuzzi. Sec ured g ate room. Ir.:. dl.'t'k. view ol 675-6520 Nice 3 BR, t Ba. home. D tW. S425. mo. s200. $370 mo. "93-9797 . Ro c K L E D G E . hills. S6H5. Nt•:wro1n SSO WEEK & U, Studio, 1 bedroom Maid sernce. pool 2376 Newport Bl, C.M. 548-9755 or 645-3967 Oc ( t -1 n Newcrpt, lgeyrd. $.175. securitydep.893·6682 496-3758 whitewater view. 2 sly, CENTl~H Hf-:ALTY . COROHADELMAR eanroa . ava1 un a mo962-l072 ' frpl. 3 BR. Din'g rm. 640-1812 SUSCASITAS June 15. "78 . .3 Br 2 Ba, · NEAR SCHOOLS! •Condo, Lrg 2 br, den. bonus/sunrm. 2 ba. 5750 Nicely furnis hed 1 bdrm **VIEWLOT•* adlts only. $500 m o. Lg fncd yrd. cpts, drps. S39SBeautiful Localc newly decor. Adil'>. $400 mo.494•37540r62l·l621! COM quiet old \.orona. 3 Closed gar. $230. up ONE OF A KIND! 125' 213-927-5541; 714·642·05~ gar, rerrtg, i;tove. kids & Lndsep'd Yd, Kids Ok mo. Aft 6:00pm. 962·3566 --br :Jba. tn·ll'\ cl. 500 s11 ll Adu lb. no pets. 211 0 Corona delMarblurflot. dogs ok, 3 br S41 5 Residential' <9602P l Lo91noHlfts 3250 fum rm. rl'l'enlly re·· NcwportBlvd Panora mi£' views of the ON UDO ISLE 548·61Q2. · Sharp 3 br condo, l'."l ba. ••••••••••••••••••••••• furbished. ;\,ail immcd. ------. ocean, harbor ~ntrance 1 car HEATED POOL' w/w carpet. f~cd yrd, fr. 4 Bdrm .. 2 bath view S.550 mo. l.i.t' onlv. bl & Studio apt. Deco furn cl Owner will leu se2 Br. cpts. drps. I d r I DtW · • Pvt•1att> wtr&.0 aspd &""ninsula! WIL' NOT Eloquent'+2'.L.,''d aun ry at·i · · home. A1'r conditionl'd, la:.t + dep Firm. • ': ,.. · , _:~T HURRY',... FURNISHED OR UN· garage. Kld11 ok $275 .. "1 963 ~ S200mo t:.465330 ...,,'-'> FURNISHED: MAKE 645-2274. · 2CarGarage.Avail3/15 __ ._ fireplace. 2 car ~aral!e. fi73-120fi ...:. ___ _ QUAii.. CD ~~!(L~~e~<>;trh!vdce~ OUPLEX°2 B~ ~~a. cpts. KidsR~~~~~ 1Wc36P> ~"e' l242 ~rc:e~ar:v~1~~te~r E:~ 21Br ~rdd~n&. J'21Ba . .,rp.~c. ~~.~.~?~~ PLACE .1-no pel'> sml fncd G3 45cc cellent Jocat1'on · close to ge ~a pa 10· -tar 'PRO PERTIES. and patio. $750 mo. or 2 uo....,, • 898-0771 l · ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• f •~ ·h · ... g gar. SS5U mo. 4Jl Irvine STUDIO --752·1920 Ino Br 2 Ba. large deck and yard. $295. 1948 Meyer. reeways "' s opp1.... ~ 386 uooOOAILST KlW~IEACM VIEW.$650mo.Bolhun· 645-4855evs/wknds OYNAMlTE 2slyhomc,3 K UN Tl NG T 0 N centers. $450 /month ~·e.646. or645·7 .. WffldyRatu" OFACE ILDG SITE its are freshly painted LOOK Br 2 Ba w/fam rm, rplc, HARBOUR brand new lease. Available April F1JLL OCEAN VIF"W 3 Fullkatchen&TV and carpeted. DRIVE **38R,1B*A* DIW. super area. $450. endl l ~llo!'Y,j3 Bdrm.,2ba. 1st. Call owner at Br 2•~ Ba dramatu: 'mt Lmens&Ulilities lluntmgton Beach BY ~""'PER MONTll 963-4567 agt, no fee. al bui t·in, ae, poo. etc. 714/642-0138. d rt' •f I tb· MILE TO OCEAN 27.000 sq. fl. lot near ~ Privacy. ssso. 846-4408 eeo nit Pc, we ar. Pacifica Hos pital. 5 lUV1aLidoNord lllt+last+security 2 bdrm, 1\'a ba. 2 car &.og.llCINlguef 3252 dbl elee_gar, BBQ, huJle Royal Suites Motel Points Shop. Cnlr &Civic and caJI Fncd yard, gar, pvt pty. garag.e. pool. tennis $385 S600. Ex~ tr1 level nr'bch ........ ••••••••••••••• mslr suite, tennis. pool. 727 Yorktown Blvd Deluxe Tri·plex, E. Side Center. Sl35.000. Wat•rft °"' Homu SJS.3700 Iv msg. mo. 5J6..8836Brkr. & tennis, 3+3+ tplc, & SEA TERRACE Garden jac . walk lo bch $625. Beach Blvd at Yorktown C.M.$167.SOO. DavidBourkeRllr 631·1400 Fam Rm. w /welbar, Home.2 br &den.2 ba. &1-1.ssas ___ ___ 536-0411 640•7114 546-9950 $425. 3 BR, Fam rm, grdnr. lge gar , Ownr. beach. tennis & pool. ---------1----------1::::::=:=:=::::=======1recreat'l facil, Back tWiftcJl•hocll3240 554-4442 $525 • 493 _6490 . Bluff&sinitlelcvel ~Br.2 l.og11Mleoch 3748 ._,,....., 2000lnc:Olllf Propetty 2000 S.CM•llh 1176 Bny.642-032! ....................... ba .. best greenbelt loc ....................... . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••n••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3Br. l~Ba.6 blks to bch, Waterfront Townhou11e, (213)696-5077 S575. Agt. 64+1 l33 _LAGUNA BEt\CH MTR macneb I Irvine realty WEST NEWPORT INCOME UNIT Spacious 2 BR, 2 bath duplex only steps to beach. Excellent rental history; both units occupiect WttiJ July 1st -then ready fQr summer rentals. Owne r will sell or exchange. Drive by 5406/08 Neptune -please do not disturb tenants. $185,000 fee. Paula Bailey 642·828s. CN-113) E!Slde, good Joe., almost no pets. $425/mo. 36' boetsUp. 3 Br. 2lf.I Ba. Lease Lake Park 3 Br 2 rNN. t.65/wk & up. Maid PANORAMIC VIEW new. 2Br. l'hBa condo, 536-3984 patio: d eck, t e nnis, Ba. Fam Rm. upgraded.1·--------•1 sen:. color TV, heated Delux 2 BR d 2~ b frp_lc, focd yd, dbl gar., l Im/mo. (71-4)846-6152 $490. 495·6265 556-7441, pool. (714 ) 494,5294, 98."i __ .. El 'tento, be~ child O.K .• no pets. Exguisitely Prked!$260! 1_._ •32 .... Judy NCoast llwv '-"'~o. eva or ac $375/mo.494"8452 N1ce28drmw/garage ........_ ..... ------_...:. __ --·. or JUSt watch the surf. Children Okay (4381 P> ••••••••••••••••••••••• leach 3269 Poo I. spa. ~a u n a. 1......a.a11 G.-1-e THE WtU.OWS twwport 01 0 Secu i t ....... ~· ••••••••••••••••••••••• po r om. r Y w b ooo• (b T-HouseBudget.Saver! 3br2ba,frpl,nearparks park'g. $1050 per mo. c avel ao ouses. Lgt+3w/alllheXtras lc l!chools $'25. 540·4'60 NOFEElHollSes,condos, A,gl , 7 14 / 498·0500, ~J~ ~tiP::.0~;, A~~i Kids/Only $.1SO (8470P) or648-7001 du p ~ex ts. Rent a I 645-3485 prices. Save on fee, time, R&ITIMES IMC. -Pavibon. 675-4912 Bkr..: .,as, etc. Open 7 days 9 lo 898--0771 631-4555 lrvi.ne Orovesll, 3 Br 2,,_.. MIW SEA VIEW ...... Uftfunlitlted <) Ba, FR. D , AC, n r . . •0•••••••••••••••••••• 7·~19 W 4 Br, 2 ba, all buJIUns. comm pools, tennis. Jae, 3 Br 2 Ba..,pool •. tennis. Gun~ 1202 ,. eh 91c:w Lovely fa mily home. $SliO mo. Avail lmmed. Jac.~yrly.675·0562 • 64Mt00 $5?.S/mo. 751-6063 833-lQiBor ss&-6733 B R 0 A D M 0 0 R ••••••••••••••••••••••• •YITS• You f<>Ulhl'tor It. own a pi~Gllt.now, no down. Veteran llouainl Agt. ....... SEAVJEW, New Hme. ang1 sty. 3 Br 3 Ba. 2 fplc's, dbl gar. all clec kltcb, pool, tennis, spa, view of Or~ge Co. All tllbi~llrd "'81D of NB.SBs&mo. 963-3Wor 968-6623 DBllAIU &XEC CONDO. Nwpt Ten-. attr 8 Br 2~ Ba, .ocl }>at.lo, pool. 61M'75 2 Br. 2 ba . furn . 1.AYNOHT Redecorated Util. incL 2 BR. 2 bnths. (pl.. I~ . Pvt pr~g. ~aunclry lac~. patio over looking bay. Avail. no~ $l50 mo. Y Slip avail. for a pprox. 27' ty. 497-349.1 ---- boat. On Lido Peninsula -1 BR apt.t. furn. all ulJI in· w a lk lo :i h o p b & cl. lndry r:1cil. pvt resta ur;ints . $695/mo. par1c·a. avail April 1, for Amy Gaston 642·8235 perm. residents. 250 Clirr <N·ll6l Dr.497-3493 .... t I •• ,..slltd .6.-= ........ u.twa. ..... tMCAh....... ApcrtlM•ts"""""' .;.. ........ u.funL Aporfnttnta u.twn. Sunday. March 5. 1978 1»,11.. y PILOT •• , • .................. ...................... ............ 31 4 O-PoW 31~6 l.J-aleoch 3141 N.wportleach 3169 Offkell...., 4400'~...._. 4400 • 1111• .... ~ .. . ................................ ······················· ....................... I 0 '" 1 ''°'' 1eoct. l7 69 Corw del M.-3122 •••• !'!~•••••••••~• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••• ••••••••• -·····-•-••••••••••• Oppa 1a1itf SOOS ~· ..... •••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• l BR b •••• .. ••••••.._,. ---------•I . Lae 3 BR 2 Ha. W JD orea. 2Br, 2Ba apt $400 /mo. .re 2 • l a, u.pper ...... extra lgc duplex. ! br, 2 Woodland Villaoe fpk, balcony, rcllr patio, Ocean view duplemxo. 2rlbvl~.!o""olc2cao. • • n• ~ii~:,ra::~:~1~~~;~ 845Pawartno • ill{'.Nopets.ss9·7194 -491-2:!...96 ~ Y • · .,._..,., -EXECUTIVE ROW, Inc. l!!~f:,~=~g t~e beoch. ~-mo. 675-3203 Beautirul. new. odult Duplex. 2br. 2ba. Ocean 1 Br recently remod'ld, N !tent This Beaut! S2SO Pr•atlnl-a offlc• space In Mew----6 urea, S25.000 net books. ' npts. Creal location. 2 vu S325 mo. Avail now. End, rlose to beach & W tor W /out f\im1lurt.-7 -r-• tREN 898-98Tl ask for · 2Br, lba, frplc, gar • new pools. 2jacuzw. S4i 9219 830-1919 town. $325 met ulll. Open Huge Single On The Bch lcll/ Airport ..... Tcnt.M nceptloft lolllty. Ull ts & d p:, lndry ga.:. ~1oveinimmedi•lely · or H 0 us e wk n d s . VlewOfOcean (9634P) t.ttpltOlle 1MHCICJ9 Mrvlce. co.fen.ce Als~. Good part·lime BIG' ~-$360. ~o.'642-28ti VIEW New large luxury 213·54S·7949 weekdays, roo111a. ~ a....,.., .. czatyuln1 IWClll huslness <..llina Cove, 1 Br & den l 8drm$265-$275 patJo, bltr1S,garage. SSSO pet.s 2+2 W /Coty Fireplact> ..-. -..... • 3 yr }se, 6)'l'Opt,$4801110. Bachelor$22S-S"l45 duplex, 2 Br 2 Ba. fplc, 229 Monterey Dr. No Executlve,Style! View ·-vie•, clct~ • c:'1 UMdtlaas. fnwal ~~=::::.__ ____ _ $(25 incl ad. ulll. No pets 2 Bdrm $295-~ mo. 493-8743 · Bltns $370 Mo (6755P) coH•lt•ta. co...,ter Hd type1•ffl•g. 800 sq ft, xlot Joe for re • 67~Z391J. Bach. apt S225mo,1 blk to REHTIMES INC Compleh secrehrflll MrYlcet a.all..,_ n tail outlet, crpt. panel'a. Renta!Office · Swlro'. sparkling clean Victoria bch . Call 898-0771 631-4555 needed.Ftc.S2tOwtw0. Best ofr. 8'8·0037, GREAT RECREATION: LGE 3 Or 3 Ba, fplc. gar, OpenDaily9-6 lBr."ocean view. bltru;, 63'7-018SafterG PM r-· 5.'i9-nM Swimming, saunas, 2 walk to beach; S600mo. TSLManagement no kids or pets. $235/mo. Udo Isle Bayfront 2 Br. C• 1714J 752 7170 ~:.._:_:...:..:... _____ _ health clubs, billiards, 640·529<1 754-008lor642·1603 49J.7231 Lge bach apt, oceanfront frplc. 1'600. Call btwn 3·6 • night.lighted tennis $390. Le~ 2 Br 1 Ba. elec Hallw.,toahoch 3840 bldg., $!10 u.til pd. Call pqi,673-0770 courts. Pro & pro shop, sLove D/W d1.5posal pvt Almost new 2 br, 2 ba ••••••••••••••••••••••• John, 991-2155 dys. '-----------11 -" dri·"''-rt • ' M ' · lwnhse w /encl. gar, $325. 494.()687 e\•Cs 3 BR. 2 ba lower apl. Enc R--'-" to 11:1..~ •JOO OHi R~ guu vu1g range, pa Y bch access. 487 ormnit "•<5126·, 637· .. """ SHARP, be_ach, 2 & 3 BR.. sinale gar. walk lo ocean ......... s ___... ce ,....._ room Canyon 673-7fL11 """"" ~., f d b b 1 -----.._.1~....1 3852 "" ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4400 f"UN. AC'fl "ITlES ·. -----rpl. Iii was er• --:rm"""~ bt.-ncbes & :.hop'g. Avail Res f h -c 2 Br, 2 bu, all bltns, rrplc, garage, patios, 960·2358. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Apnl 3. Annual rental. pon em to s are new SunFulldatimeb director. free ,. __ ta M 3824 encl garage, patio, lndry CONDO fo'amily. $475 mo. Call aft 2 BR. 2 ba apl, llB nr .. OH THE WA TIR .. Y runch. BBQ's, '-V> HO rm. $325 IRA.ND HEW 3 Bdrm. 2, 'J ba w tbltn 7; 6?J..4452or 548.sn2 bch. Sl75 mo + 1 2 uul. Greal ofrice s pace. 300 to trips, parties. sport ••••••••••••••••••••••• TSLMnmt 642.1603 J Br apt/condos. conve· 846-4596evesMon/l''r1 1000 sq fl. All sues & toumamenL'\&more' Adult 2 bedroom. supt!r " nientloc,5uoitsuvl.$400 oven range. Dishwasher B J G c AN y ON · sbape:>.somew/wetbars & Air cond .. rully carpet· Roommate wanted lo & f 1 •· --'fi · BEAUTIFULAPTS: I oc at ion . No p el:. Nl':wL Y DECORATED up. 964-150'z. 640·1751 <.-d & draped. Heady to Townhome, new 3 BR. share 2 BR, den, 2 ba. rp cs"' ten• IC views Singles, 1&2 bedrooms. S225/month . 568 W. 2br. new crpt. wtr pd, UVENearTheBeach! move in. Located on !like & golf course view. LaAuna Hills condo, fueid~ovrif~g·~~°'y~~~~ Furn. & unfurn. Models W1lson.inquireapt.E. $250. 2192-B Placentia. <.:rown \'alley Pkwy. S8SO.mo or lease option. view. $200 mo. (213) opeoduilylOto 7.Room--------5 Call btwn 1·5 M·F CasodelSol RENTS375/mo. 640-6716 or wkday~ 372_0977• (213) 625_1245 gottoseeittobelieveil! mate servu:t: avail. No LAMAHCHAAPT 636-4120 BeaulifulAdultApts JMilesSo.ofS.O. Fwy 752-2616 Bob Clall Susie Zaun at I · Large 2&3 bedroom Gas&WaterPaid (9114 )675·8662 for un ease requm,,Q. Sorry, ~arden upts. Dshwhr. 2 ~r,. 2 ba townhouse, nr 21661 Brookhurst. HD CJll Mr. D'Am1co Sharp 2br apt. Steps lo CHRISTIAN Lady. alone appt .. or stop by Mon·Frt aduJlsonJy,no'p\'ts. bltns.cncl gar,gasbbq Fairview & Baker. No 962•6653 __ (714)898-~G ~~"e!!!s S425 per mo. wouldliketorentaroom 8:30 to 5:30 at Lido Oakwood Pool Gas pd 778 Scott Pl pets S45·1882 ---3 BR, 2• 2 BA condo. Cls to .,.,.,_.,.,, - --m a Lamily-type home Marina Village. 3475 Via Garden Apartments "l2·5073 28 h·td "lcome no R Oporto Suite 205 N B "' Nice 1 Rr. pool. adults. no r. c 1 reo w" · pool:trugc mstr B S305. :! llR. 2 ba, pat. Bayfront. with or without k1lch. ___ · __ ' _:_:.__ ~~~~~~ l<ll'al for cby slcepl'r pets S250. &12·!>251 days. r~· s~artmg at S24S mo_ Call T . Mair 831 -7048 )rly, OU pets. Newly dt: pnvilegL'S. C:an pay up to OFACE SUITES 1-:astside 2 RH. 1 ba, pool: &16 3798 ufter 6pm. 16·690 wknd'\ & e~~ cor, $175. 673 :..'706 SHJO per mo Nr. bus hne. M•~5~/Sowtll no prt~. Childrt:n ok ;-H-k ds~k pool -S250 L>elu"te poolside xtru lge Lallefonst 3855 San Clement~ 3876 pll•ase.S4S-~57 -In Newport Beach, new 1700 161h St SZl'.5. 5'18 ()916 r. 1 · · · 2br, 2ba. blln:-.. dshwhr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Fem. shur lgt!, qwet dlx, modem. bright suites for I Do\ l'r at tilth 1 L' "d. 3 ., 2 B· mo 645.8081 Nr beach. Adlls. no pets. 3 BR. 2 ba Townhouse. 2 BR. lgt! deck & view 2Br. 2Ba. pool, on bay. 3-5 offices. Pvt garaACS Ii 12 8170 ~-.:>I C, airy or, a, ------~;<l\ "-"" 0.,,,., f I d . o~"l N n Joe '°""" + I. ls -1 (714) 64"' .,., . ..., • bltns. new ~pts, drps. ..,..,.., . ...,.,.....,...., rp c. air ron • (Or:n~r Walk w beal·h, t:nc:I gar. vci . . · _, • a o ava1 . .........,.. paint triplex Mo to mo Bachelor loft. rdrig. lot. Lakl· & club pnv s. fncd yard. S:l2.'i. 49~·03Ui ~lll.675-8499 ..:d:.:a:.:!y.:s. ______ _ N t B 2 f k SJ60 S52·4201or551-1241 s tove. pool. adults, no Sumpluous new condo in 871·3889 cvs .'t/f' roommate. 2 br con· rvc Dntwn Laguna. 275 p . pro , men see ___ . _ __ ___ ~ts S255. &tG 2901 ----------" V1 tbirdloshrluxhme,lgc --·-sec.guardedcommunjty l'WwportBeach 3869 Tustin 3890 do.SlSOmo+12 util.Call Sq. ft. Plush cpts, pool. $255/mo. 640-4330 MESA PINES :'IH~A V~RDE. lge quiet. for adults over 40. Ten-••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• btwn 12·9, 964·20'J4 panell'd. tncls util $175. -----I Br S285. 2 Br· $350 2 Br 2 Ba, ad Its. no pets. nis, clubhouse. pool. & Now 494-3581or494·7796 •"ULTCO ... DO Some w/J:arages. Pool. $275 mo. 3l29 Cinnamon. more. 2 en. 2 ba., beige 4 BH home overlooking -EXEC_UTI_V, EOFFICE 6'.11 ...., JaCUZll. AduJts. no pets. 979-l658 cpt. No pets. 5425 Mo. golf courst-. H.B. Room 2£lR,2ha,yrly.S425 Open dally. 2650 Harla C ,, YOU CAN AF FORD furn'd . Shar e util Custom I man offices. STEPS TO SEA.CH ,\\ e. C M. I Me:.:i Verdl• W.N Taylor 0 &M-4 .. tO 2131592·2552 Rent includes private of· 3nR.2ba .bay vusl(J'~o OrE oHllarborBlvd> 2 Bedroom. 2 bath, NEWPORTBEACH ----------flceinprt'Stigioussuite, " ct fl Id \'<.'<!a gre>at roommate? 1 2 BH. 2 Ua • )'rly $IOO ~1!1-2147 groun oor. I year o . 2 Br. 8 blocks fr ocean. • ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• recept1on1st . persona Pi1\·utc fenced yard & blk s tores & transp. $285 p N t 'l'llE F.XCJTIN(~ Cutlivingexpenses! telephone ans werrng, associated BROKER S-REALTORS 202S W lolboo '7 l·l6'J Sub-let Promontory l't Villa. 2 Br, 2 b;:i, lri.! p..ct Btn ocn vu S!J(JO. G7J 71125 Brand Hew £..Side gJrage. $335. mo. Agent mo. No pets. 5361286 _ ark ewpor Call The Orange c 0 n f c r e n c e room . [k•luxc 2br. 2ba loft & 2 & Roy McCordle PALM MESA APTS. County Professionals Secretary. bookkeeper, <kn s pilt level. .. ·rpk. 548•7729 1 Br, S220. 326 13th St LUXURYAPTLl\'ING \llNUTES TOSPT House-MatesUnttd word processor, etc. bkyhghts. deck. Country Good loc. 3 blks to beach. O\'erlookmg Thi• Watt•r BCll 832-4134 available. C'.\1A. 22672 .,cttmg No children or _ 900-4982 llach.1&2 RR ()('pendablesincel971 Lambert, Suite 6l5 lll'L'\ l!IOE 21st 645-9543 R--'al G.-J~ Enjoy S750,000 s pt'c trorn$220.&uµ. \Canada Business l'\ l'S, &t6·42tM! day.,__ .:n'f S llll'U'l"C' $440 mo. 2br w /ws hr • lacular spa, 7~"1mman~ ,\dults. No Pel' Super condo 2br. 2ba, f/p, Center), Lake Forest. w e have lOOO's or houses, dryr. dshwshr. crpl'd. pools, 8 Li~bted court:;, 1561 Mesa Or pool, clbhse. $200. mo. 768-7283 MEWE-SIDE dpll'xs & apts AVAIL. Pool, rec rm, tennis, miles ofb1ke tr:11l ... ,pu1 <5 Rlk.,EastofNewporl Pvtentr.673.2428 ____ •--'t---R ~--so Jbr.2ba.TO\\nhousc.Up· NOW! All areas. all gu;irdgated.846-83l8evs trng,:.hufncboanb Bhd 1 -.ns enfal urade d. Lge patio prices. Save on fee. time. "•''EAR BEAC'-I. Enclo.c~.i S4li·9860 Rsbl pty share 2 br 2 ba ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. 0 7 d 9 '" • '"''"' __ _ Pk Newport $225 inc util. .. DELUXE OFC'S Ch1ldn•n ok From $375. ~as, etc. pen ays to gar .w1apt entry. Frplc, BachsfromSZi9.50 mo. 1st, la s t 640 -0629 .. PROMONTORY PT 615-!'1543 eves, li·l6·4262 7.l(,\.1gtds./P-A-Weko~ 2br. 2 ,l:iba. disposal. Al!lo 1&2hdrm 1>lan!> LARGE 2 BR ev(-s/wkns 1213> 659.8440 Conf. 1 .-!:m .• sea~ ~· all Exciting 1 RH 6t loft d.1ys _ _ ,...,. dshwshr ~ balconie:-. ::!story LO\\nhoust·~ FROM $235 MO d !\ pane ....... sm . w se In re- w /view of lli1•wporl. ---------•I 645-4900 WkdystiJot·2(_1_22./\R~ . ()Ull'l bldg \\•/beautiful _uys. orcne -~!o-.1rc?sr12>;,rr.eleaas.e.KLeaknel S7SO/month wmter or an· ------1-:lcl' k1tt h prl\ pat1n~ lncl!>l'PJ:!. cnv'd garage.,, 4br home lo share. Mis· ,. • nual. LACASAILAHCA LJrgc3Ilrtm .. nhou~c apt, Brandocwduplex,2 br & b:itconH·~ crp1-. ,11Iults.nopcts ldcalfor sion VieJo. M.alc. Pref. llarkans 675·5626 Anytime Bach, I B,.,.A•IHow 2baArplc. µat10, g.1ratle I1 2 ba. $355. 3 br 2•,, ha draperic-., parkitH! adult:-35 or nldl•r non-s mkr . 5116 .32!15. 711 ~1-9393 FIRST TIME OFFERED!!! CASH FLOW COULD EXCEED $12.000 I PerYtar Part·Time $60,000 Per Year 1 Full-Time ?ttONEYHAS ALREADY BEEN t COMMITTED THIS YEAR TOADVERTISI!; OUR PRODUCTS .. , ONPOPULAR •• PRIME·TIMET.Y. • SHOWS SUCH AS : MJOHNNYCARSO:'lo.:' ..l.A VERNE& smRLEY." "CHARLIE'S ;\NG El-5." .. HAPPY DAYS." -ALLlNTHE FAMILY" AND MANY MOHE. 1lus is a ground floor op portunlly to join a $200 million per year in dustry. Products ar" s upplied to you by a N Y S. E. listed compa~ IN BUSINESS OVER 6.'> YEAHS WlTR ASSETS OVER $400.000,000. No selling or expeneDf<' neces~ary. Complett- company trammg. You will s crvict' companv established acCOUDts m your area. . APPLICANTS Musrm: RESPONSIBLE, ABLI': TO MAKE DECISIONS AND BE CAPABLE 01" MAKING A MINIMUM CASH I NVESTMENT Of' S!>,880. 100' l\lERCHANDlSE Bm BACK :! Br w patw .,tep-. to hcalh '.\tonthh 111 ".,,.s., I\' $46.5(,g,i ,\It uuls pd. cpl:-., drps Quiet tnmplex \dulls. 5415 Reach/Yorktown clt'vutorl> LEEWARD AM'S. 2020 830 lilll 1x~1I. lndry rac·~ ,\dulls no pct~ S3'i5 l>-15-33tll or 5.'lli·OS.17 Enc. gar F\lllerton ,\H'. 1 hlk E. of ----------•!Golf eqwp service rouW. 1ivcr 35. no pl' ts '" 67.).594!1 Opttun11I maul M'I \ ll'•· Newport ,\\'I' 1 blk s. ot Roommall' Capo Beach. Full or p /l . Cboosl' lhlld1cn Call Sul• Heuut 2 br 2 ba dbl g.1r 3 0397 Linda. 540-0500 l'Xl :J:J SEAL BEACH 3reas.581·9648dysorH'I. Call Mr. Adam:,: Toll Free dav or n1gh1 1-800-621-7725. Ext. R1t:!. Sunday c·alls ~cepte<I PROMONTORY PT Spectacular ocean /bay view. 1 BR. furn apt. No pets. no children ~/month. Avo.lil April lsl. Agt, 833 0200 or 615-5206. Oceanfront /Wtnt er . • beautiful view. :l l>r, 2 ba. frplc tieru June 15th blS-1.536 . Ocean view. 2 br I ba all new, 4 mos lse. 673 61:\!) ~nts Unfurnished ......•................ 3802 ·•·······••··········•· 13742 Nl'\' land Sl. tGanlen r.row> Be.1u111ul 2 l>drrn Jpt s 1n \1111 neighborhood. Prl\ ;1 t f' patio view from loq•J~ k 1 t c h e n " 1• n l' I c; d ga Taf!,e «. pool : dubhousc, nu pt•Ls ::-115 mo. Call Carol 17111 R91 1013 -------- 556. 7707 or 11 en r v , Re~t l..ocale Possible' condo. Pool. J:Jl'. frpl. Al 1-·a~h1on h i and .. J Jill· liay I); I EH•s, 193-04.23 . ti-l2·9137 Corner Lot Duplex 2DR security. 675-6161 aft :1 borce & San J(laquin ROOtM 4000 ---MALL ' NEWPORT BEACH. Patio ~mo 154.S7PI 3 rmmatl'S.M /F.2800'h.~c I Stud Vacant 2 Story Condo 11 c· !!ills ltd. ••••••••••••••••••••••• lntenor Des gn 10. I, kt h tt t::-.<'l' home. 21·23 yrs OLDTOWN !"""sq.ft. Fme locallon WESTl4Y TRIPLEXES Ncwlv Painted' 1 Udrm <.:OSTA MESA S2251Modem Decor NEW3 BDRMTAMILY Plush lntcrior (fl464PI APTS FROM $395. REHTIMES INC. P rivate back yards, 898·0771 631·4555 garages. 2 children ok. - - - no pets. Near South Sharp 2 br. bltns. crpt.s, Coast Pl~IZa. Rental of· drpe,. l child welcome. f1ce open Wed. thru Sun. No petS szso. 574 Joartn \24. 820 Baker St. 1 blk St &is-3417 or ~6-8865 w. of llristol. 557·5215 2 Br. util furn. Children New 2 Ar, D/W, encl gar. ok. No pets. Mgr. Apt 4 $270. Av I Mar. 1. 2025 l!ltiC Wallace. 645·7181 ba. Newly decorated. rec .oom wt 1 c enc e S1G2.SO + util. ntwn 6·7 """' area. $350. Ph557·8623 For ll'asin~ 1nfurmJt10n SSOweck & uµ \\kdys. 642_3678• Mark 311 Main St •• store & cheotele. Send in - -548-9755 C.M cD!lt.e of 270 sq ft to ttui!es ~: Ad. No. JGR. Deluxe apts 2Br. 2Ba. 7 I 4/64-4 1900 -.-:--Daily Pilot, PO Box 15b0. frplc, enclose<! ~ar. IJn· · Ambassador Inn m Co!'it:i --3600sqft. Windl•1deo, CostaMesaca.'262&-f I .'l••'. a. 2277 llarboi·. ,..~0. Resp. female to share lrg 1 ........ ~ .. __ ---a. -.. dry ac. .: patio. itreat Dix :Jhr 2ba lower dplx I ·• ~~ ""' "'-··~ \11 lk t b h pool -~ ....,...-,.. • ...... I t. II d It trully 1~at••d . 235 r·~ms. ,.......,,e. , .. a 0 c · · -~. ~w~, t...--L-. Secretarial serv_1ce fnr oca ion, 11 a u s no blk to bch. No pel:.. 5450 "" ~ "" l 592 2662 ~ "' UUVa> pets ~&up847 2622 '.\I '\NY with kitchen, ~un~ ras_:__:_ --pW . -'--1-;e. f:.'>labl., fleioble hr~. --. __ _:__ -l!>t!. 97!1 t).l!l:J 0 IH MJVeS 0 C 752 5741 ."{ phone & TV. Swim mm~ Share home. fem. Lido. .__ ' ' • . airport. · Stunning Garden Selling Huge3+2w1Hcuted Pool Only $300/Mo. C536JP) WATERFRONT LIDO ISLE ft45·50-14 Agl•nt '""•I. jacuui, and rec """"'per month ·-1·• spo. ;.;,m Uaily & weekly _,,, 67a-87l7 High tr:ifrl(' i:ood loc CIGARETTE SUPPLr\' rates start1nl! from $4H u ------Contad Owner . agent DISTR.llUTORSHIP •.wek Garocin 8-16-5502 PARTORFULLTIMI': Ehle~ BeamedCc1hnl!s 3 Br. i ba frple. rlt•l k, :! 645-4~11 forR...,t 4350 lmme<11ate operungs «1 Condo lBR. Patio-Pool l·a r car. walk tn lwh Yr ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1-..1.-trial R~ 4500 Oranie County and/or B d I S2.'i0! Hite now C&l&tP 1 2 rooms. pvt bath. u~e of 1 u h 1 ._ _.._ d' t ,,. I r, clps. rps. enc I) :.SOO. Submit I.id' & kitch 52110 + uttl Ava1 .... arc , nr ••••••••••••••••••••••• surroun mg owns rnr Adults. no pets . 2 hr, carport. S235. pct-~ li75·6670;6:lt·555o 751_.,,,,..10r~ti·7512 Newport Bh·d. CM. S35 IUILDTO SUIT distributors. All retail Charle Apt B 548·5763 & 1 &IS 22H Ocean Sunset View' """ mo. 631·3273 outlets are secured by J:J.lUZll poo ---OnJy20lksto Beach' 2 Br.:!ba.l!ar.poolt'.ispa LONES OMJ:: ROOM -;,,000·20,000 Sq. ft. company. • _ _ _&1 5·2495 , -Clean 2Br, lBa, +garage, Lovely 2 BR S2M 15634P) /\JI ut1I ..... No chldrn 11r Office Rental 4400 Placentia Ave. C.M. NOSELUNG hi 1"' nl•1.:ds st,!1 lady lo warm 11 •••• •••••• SISO. New 3 hr. 2 ba. f:. W Side. nr sc s. sbop REHTIMESIHC. P<'IS S-145 /mo l'.111 up Offers. ktchn. bath •••••••••••• • WesleyN.TaylorCo )Coo may become di~· :-.1dc. deluxe cnl'I gar. ~ng:.._S390·_~2·3.13ti e\'i:_ 898·1YT71 • 631-4555 G"'~~I : tiiS·Si:.lf; pnvilc1tes, p<oal & tennis. EXEC. SUITES Re:1ltors 644-4!110 t n bu tor for national!' frplc. yard B , b h h 1 & h Del uxe private office. ---:advertised cigarette~ TSL Mgml 6-12.1603 Ea~tside 2 r, I 2 at 2Br. Jl::Ba. patio. pvt Spacious Lido Isle J Hr :! dose lo "c oo s s op s un n v . air c 0 n d Lrvinc tonstruct1on yard, Mar 1 boro. Cam eh. _ _ _ ---. llu1ltmi.. new cpU.. laund garnge. no peL-;. S300 RlO. Ba. Bayfront. P\ t hc;11 h. pmg. <'llll T~n 552·7703 _ pcrsonuhzed phonl' CO\" offices. storage. park in~. Sa lams. Kools. Keni 2 Br. 1 Ba. I story, shug. hkup 256 E . 16th Pl 8331693 . tenrus.&yal'htclub. Si50 CllRlSTIAN Lady alonl' era~e . s ecretariul ~ m~. l'hone835·~5 Pall l\lall. etc. You ma' drps, patio. frplc. beam S3'l5 mo Inquire ,\pt A ----- -yrly be. 6i5 768i "ould 11•·c to rent a room scn ·1ce available. 1-:asy Ne·" ".'TOO' under ....... 18101 kCi.'p your present Ioli I \ Ill S29s 2544 !>-i8 8Z70 Walk to beach. 1 BR. S210 " "u • 'v d J. t•ei ·gar. 1 c s. · ~ - - ---mo. Bach. g170 mo. lst , Nr bciich J Ilr 2 na lower. in a family lype home frwy access f'66 Rak~r Redondo Circll', unit P. !.t.ut purt time an ~' Elden .n l538·.!l400 _ Bach. :-.tra lg, bright, vry last +SSO dep 536.2456 or fplc, t·pt.:., d,.rps. gar.) rl.\ with or without kilch S ~. C M . N r 0 C . Hunt Sch 842.2834 pand to full lime lall'r ti 3 Rr 2 Ba apt. Quiet art'a, clean, cl('ISI'.' to OCC. no 962-8050 be.~· 642 J..1~3 pnvlleges. <.:an pay up to Airport. !179·2161 ------you desire. To QUdllf\ bltns. cplS. drps. no pets. pets. $205. S46-5704. 1001 $100 per mo. Nr. bus hnc. Koll I . Ce -S~ 4550 you must have auto .• 1 El C • B.:•cHWOOD "'"S Ocean & harbor v1cw con I 5-45-8LS7 -rvme nter ••••••••••••••••••••••• few hours spare tlil<' •BRAND HEW• $125. 5S7--1238 amino. ;"i'r lBa. $245. Adults. do 2 Br. ''"' ha. brick JH'a:.e. --All s7~~e~~1t:;~~~~e:rnn.1Storage units from SIS <days or eves) and cash Cherry Creek Adult HewD~xeApts. 2BR.2balrgstudioaptin 962_1800 patio.2 cargar .allk1l Br.xtralge.pvtent.Shr UB2-400sq.fl.)Rentm· mo.Indoor&outdoorllV mvestmentor: S3SOO Apt.II, I & 2 Br, fplc's, we New cpts , drps. dsh tnplex, bltns, ~rpt, drps, con\'en .. pool. saun.1 & ha All el eel . St 25 d . Recept.. phone :rns.. & boat storage. Mgr. on PLAN I •••.••••••• have l a k<'~. s auna. h 1 d 2 b 2b pvt patio. gar. no pets, Managers Unit 3 Br 21 2 jacuzzi.Wshr/dryr $150 6.11-1035:646·2042 uti·I . J'ani'tori'al. mall & premise.24hrssecunty. PLANll ......... ~. Jacuzzi, & pool. Located ws rs. n ry. r. a. child OK S275. 546·2222 11 yrly lse. J\\·ail. 1mme\I ------PLAN Ill $20""' at.. 2701 S. Fa1rv1cw. Just SJOO. 3 Br. 2ba $340. 372 ----------i ~r·. f~~~~e~t~ 8f~-~~~~: !Ti3·1255or4!l7·21llO Nr shops & OCC Kit coffee ~erv . conf rm. The Storage Place. lR:lt~ !"or mor~ .. 1~·r~;mation S. of Warner. N. or S.D W. Bo.1y ST. 0201 646·4517 $290 3BR·2BA privJ!s. Day em ply 'd lounge, k1tch pnvgs & r.!t. La~~ley. No of F.lhs. !>end name, address anil FWy. 556-1991. No ~~s-6.'H·S454__ r a mi I y. no Pe t !> 9-6PM dys Rentals Galore female. $105 mo. 546·2573 prof. secretarial serv on I' ountam Valley phone number to 0 2 b f , C&D t l'""lairs 54&-S0-18 Hunti-....Oft We ha\·e 1000 .• ol hou~. "s .. -------_premises <il41549·9595_ -Ph~~e~·1607__ METROPOLITAN 12621 Flnwer Stree t SZ1 · r , re rig. · pv rv . ---'!"' 3842 " "~ Mature adlt, Br, pvt Ba · patio. Adlts. no pets.,.. lb 1 gar Adlts HcriMiur dplc"ts & apts /\VAIL kitch. prt\'"· Util furo THEll!Jl!.l!'CIEa..JT Wanted. enclosed storage TOBACCOCOMPANY !GnrdenGrovcJLar~cl 7:ll-RW18th673-7787 ·"ice r.encS.220. 203S •••••••••••••••••••••••NOW ! /\II area:-. all SJ3Smo.mll699 s;m " spc.10lt28orlrger.Pul. C1garctteOivision:l2J bedroom. apls. close lo -·--·------no pets. · lBR, across Crom bch. pnces.Saveonfec.liml'. ----ALTERNATIVE 6311).151.830-4942 P.O.Box577 s hopping· Laun d r Y TllESF.VILLE 1-ullerton. 642'5964 Bltn.o;, crpls, drps, frplc. gao;. etc. Open i days !I to Nice bedroom for workin Mo to mo. rent incl · ;~-W__..._::;--.. 600 __!!_O!>emeod, CA. 917iO fadlittes, no children, nu 2 Rr wtgar. adlts, cpl<;, 2br apt. lrg rncd yrd. No pool&jac.213/S92·51U_3_ 7 A°' aduJt. C.M. area. SlO< _. UnTWQ .. pets Sl95/$20C/month I f d d . ,... R ec e pl. s c r \ • • ••••••••••••••••••••••• coc•co•.... I · " · <rps. range. nc Y cln'gdep.ifyoucln.$300. •--•---'-3948 Kids/PmW .. conw permo.645·6957 I d h ~ ..._ Utilities paid. Call Cami W/patlo, wtr pd. $270. CamiJle,641)..9277 .......,... ... ~ persona ize p one cov· July lSt yr lse 3 br 2 ba ROUTE at <714)891-1013. 26l!l ··1" Santa Ana Ave. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ___ 6_4_5-_4_9_0_0 ____ 1 Large lbr. Steps to ocean erage. conf. rm. mail home 'or twnhse. NB PARTORFULLTIME 6.'J6...41.20 Ito 5. 2 BR S285. Pvt patio, Very special 2 BR w /deck SZOOper mo. serv .. u~derground prkg area. 675-8329 Excellent opportunity , laltoo Island 3806 1 bltns, No children or & ocean view; on Ocean Chb armingb~kbr b~~3J~25w 645·8075 &more m ~EewCpoUTrtIV. E ---------1 for men and womel\ 111 ••••••••••••••••••••••• tia&lbl8tinn9 pets. 1110 Victoria, Way.Nochildrenorpets. lt·ins.2 s lo c ..... -----=-~-----• rnEEX a.iness/fn•fff/ dlstributeCocaColallto 2 BR, l ba. frpl. Also will ~ 8"I -..c 646-3197 Porter Realty 497.2468 or yrly. Adults. no pets. Bal Isl. Pvt room w/bat SUITE, 640.5470 FiftmMi• ducts in surroun,~.: rum. $47~/Yrly. l Br ~ Hert.a Anderson 497.1571 673-1503 & sep:i rate ent ranee Agent 6754822 2Br,28a S3351&2BRapts,$265to$29S. 675-2578 250sq.ft.deluxeomce.W. •••••••••••••••··-•••• low11.s. You mays . Adults, no pets near new. adlls only. 3.12 $200. 1st & last. $50. clog Nice 2 Bdrm Tri·plex, 19th Sl. C.M. SlSO mo. BusiMss part lime and ex BalMMIPee ... llla 3107 131 E.18thStreet Victoria. Open 1-5 Sat & dep. Bach. apt. Ocean frplc, new cpts. xlht Beaut rm. pvt bath, Tom.540·.2200 Opportunity 5005 later with tomp '' ••••••••••••••••••••••• 646·6816 Sun. 6.11-4237 view. 2 blks bench. 'Call cond. Nr Hbr HI. $.'l25. empld mature lady Lite ••••••••••••••••••••••• financing. Balboa Pcoin pt. 1 BR. ---------1-=..:......:....------1 49'·96924&6pm0NLY. 962·l<YT2 priv. refs. Lag Bch Office Space avail. pvt en· SAN CLEMENTE N 0 S E L L I <i $270 mo, util incl. CaU aft UNIQUE Park·like set· ---4!J.1-7346 try. 2 s uites. reas. 1827 REQUIRED ~ .,.,,. tin", 2 Br twnhme. fplc, Hllwf~• hoch 3840 HMntit.,..on Beach 3840 -West c Ji ff Dr · N B · Groomjng & Pet Shop. To quahfy you must ha\'(' 5; 675-5..-" s3 0 _,. ..,. P\'t entry & bath for quiet 631 0900 • Retiring ofter 7 11ood pt patio, adults. 5 .1 •• ;;·=·=··=·=·=·=·=··=·=·=·=·=··=·=·=·=·=·=·=·=·=··=·=·=·=·=··=·=·=·=·=··=·=·=·=·=··=iil• d L' -vear». Cine location & a car and a few s re J BR condo, Dayfront, 644-4423 11 empt woman. ito · . 1 $68 CN\ hours per week. ml I . bid cookng. ref. $150 mo Deluxe offices & clientee. ,.,.,..,. ~c·c-HREQU 0 view, poo • secunty g, b "' BERTllA HENRY ......,.,... '"" Bo I• iJ ~..,.. Br li.<a Ba. pool, adults, 646-8502 ware ous .. spar<'. n"' ... TORS For more informa1 al s 1p ava . ...,., mo. 1400--3700 sq. rt. Full ~ on MS-4203or645-1103 no pets. Vacation ltentots 4250 security. 642·4463 or 215DelMar 492~121 send name, address ni1 3121 979-4S2Sor64&-8789 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6427604 pbonenumberto: • •••·--••-•-•-••• Point 3126 2 Br cabin, TV, frplc.. • Womens Specialty Shop COMETROEPOPTutANf#23~ •---------•1=~~~~~~===;1 ... ••••••• .. •••••••••••• motel rm. $1S & up nil«; EXPANDING 78? Westcliff area, x lnt. LAD . Duplex, spectacular t..Spersons.71-1~'2'71' Fun1 aerv: ore 3 paee F&tablished 17.}'rs, call 9460TelstarAve.• ~of Otonge COUnt(S ocean view. New 1640 sq. starts at lW IQ n. ~ t.ho 548-1398 aft 6:30PM -Etllonte. CA. 91 mostbeoulltulopol1menf ft.. 2 b!'12~ bL $450. mo. Skl Condo, Park Clt)' dynamic N.B. u r port communlles.Areloxilg 00 Utah. 1 Br. aleepa 4. b~. are'-. Space avail: sdlng Wlltt 11reoms. 758-07 • Reas. 5$24'744!, M2·:SlSl tm-L6.000aq rt. & worehse wotalfols,oodmojtStlc 2 osc clean cut female sp. 30" 1q tL Prop. Mgr r-----:::::;:::::i;:::=:::::;:::::;;:--"'"""1 trtt1-F801UMgpools. grnds wilUng to hse set Judy Clark. 833-8813 ()f _.,,rd month ol June. July & stop by commerce Park. Jocutd, SOUflO, -$, h 4100 Dl_ .. Aua. Nwpl Be area, ...;.:;~UI;;.;:..• ":.:;°';;.__ _____ , GQ<l.txclrlng CIU~ Low r Kt u . Lo v e ...... ~-..LA.Ave bllWlteSMN 4300 ........ ""-~,~-~~~~• Giesler pet supplies ., •..................... BBlll:LICTIVE tlaln•rtllll.IJM niomro.w CaUSW.A llDIDt/ApL W..T•arlM4a61 a dMslon of CON-AGRA a "Fortune SOO. Co'" otroctOI)' Lisl8d ..... ,....._ __ . • Accot11uliMJ Awnincp •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• t'/Cbg Bkkper w /Cour yr:.. A & E Systeml>. Auto roll Stujmpoo & steam clt!atl l'urrent. P A. exp wants up awnings for the motor Color brighteners. wht .1c·cts to work on in your home & travel trlr. All cpt.., 10 min bleach. Clean umce or my home Call \.'Olors & sizes. lmmed. lw. din rm, hall $15. Aq: 002·1~ after 5pm free homt: instat111t1un rm $7.SO, couch $10, chr • IHOAM &5·7PM $5 Guar chm pct odor Appaance Repotr t2t3lS9'..? 5020 Cpl repair. 15 y~ l'l'llr ••••••••••••••••••••••• -Do work myself. ners Wshr, dryr .. di>hwshr rlf. 5iU-Ol-Ol l>lill'S Ilea~. IMG 58411 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---- anytime Babysitting for an 18 mo Carpet, vinyl, & tile n• to 36 mu old child. My pair. Guaranteed. .Ardwtecturol honae 631-0867 645-7488 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,\rchitectural Drafting, Cabinet MaidrtCJ Cat.ring • OCC Arch student, re· ••••••••••••••••••••• • • ••••••••••••••••••••••• asonable. rust. t•ull KitclMtt CobiMh BAKEHY. Do y~u hnve 751-9627 ref1n1shed. & reblt like any problems with }Our & .. ..&...MR • new. free e!>llmates baking goods" We still ,_,...._, epaen 4!17_3232 •. have capacity to provide ••••••••••••••••••••••• --your needs. We offor Has ram damag\.'<I your C:C. petlfft qual. & ~erv. 54!! 4995 .isphalt? Call 631 2-MO. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cetneftt/Concrete Bonded. lil'., insured. Master C.:ra rt s man. ••••••••••••••••••••••• -:--;-Sl)t'c·1alty: remodeling, .Atton..y·s & rmish. 4 yrs lot· a Uy. Xlnt All t y Pe s con l' re t c · LeCJCll ~icH rl'r!..499.310!> block work. planter~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----custom bra c k I a c & hondt.'<i. &12·68!>-l SIS-ANY MATTI:-;!{ Carpenkr & Cabinet wrk Eve & "kncls by appt 1:-'rt'C c!>timatl's 5~~ jobs Pa~~f~c Concrcll'. Lo 1: Derault D1\ort·e Sl75• & n·pairs. e\·:-.. 673-5125 day & rull duv rate'> l'ollecuon.., :W'" • Alvin IH.5-3257 l>nmkdnving SJOO • --1uptotrial) CJ r pc n t l' r t-.r e c Contractor L nlwn detainer dcfoull estimates. Any :.1le JObs. ••••••••••••••••••••••• SISO 00 full pm·e Tony. &l6·986ti n J .Hufrmun & Son. (;l'll 'i1~pll' w1lb. S3S oo Carpet S~ice C.:ontr Custom Alt & Add. • Cm1rt costs extra ••••••••••••••••••••••. pa l 1 o s . i.: a b 111 t\ t i; . Timothy Lai.hh~l'. All.' Carpet Mun will lay ''Ours formii.:a. New tonst. Hes 171416J67'!00afl71'M ' & comm'l. 645-Hi.a.i or tall 12t:ll434·H915 or mini!. f{epairs & 548-4541. L1c&hontll'd. tlcaning too! Guar work r . D .. 1 r• l l at bigger ~avings. F ree Loader back hue. lndcp. r y a a 1 y 1 o est 1>15-3646 L' Classified Ad to buy, sell · --------I oper. 1c, bonded. ins, 15 or rent something. Classified Ads 642·5678 yrs exp. 640·6828 art 5. Bulines• Opportunity ••••••••,•••••••••••••• Lo:.t blk brn Shelt1e1 Ualboa fJst lood ,lantl Kel•s hond. male l.1<· "et profit SJU.OOU ) r 110117!17 "Cody . JI H "t'ashore lfral E~la L1· area. Reward offered. lfi5·5800 002 5255 l'' s " k nd::. ----------'Ln:-.L Pres • ~ i.ilas~es. •AfffLIAn• .,.. mau'e pla~t•<' rramc. J 2 -19-1 8566. LH area. L.ite man11f co. nt't>ch. Drinking problem" Call Alcohol Helplanl' 24 hrs a day 835.38311 Straight acting trim" h1tc mall-::.ct.>ks !..1mt· lor rncndsh1p962 2\JUI! Need aurat• "arm I.id~. 25 to J5 Active & frel' lo t r a ,. e 1 S h a r l' .,.. hand~omc gcnlil'man age 40. Lo\ e horse!.. anti ques, rtying & :-.l..1in)l. ROOM ADDITIONS Apar1 ment.s & Houses Kitrhcn Remodel.mg Plaru. & l>'111ancm g Avail. tiJl -JOSS or 548 tm2 Ken Ahrenberg & U1ll Shcrbacoff JXOYE L1censrd & bonded Gen conti-actor. Founda- t ions. addit ions. re· modeling. blockwork. 556·8241 Drafting & DHICJl'I ••••••••••••••••••••••• CLEAN·UPS/HAULING Pruning-Planung Free est. 642·9907 JOHN THE GARDENER For Prof. grounds care call John. 25 yrs exp. 2 Hort. degree:.. former White House Gardener. Personal ser v. 645•8446 GeMra1 Services ••••••••••••••••••••••• HANDXMAN: Carpentry, electrical, plumbing & Ooors. 847-2787, 557-4504 HANDYMAN. Homes & apts. Conscientious Craftsman. Ca 116'15 0302 Bwldmg design/drafting. Hauling i:;,p designer. Quality ••••••••••••••••••••••• plans + permits. I lomes, apt'\., ad<lataons. pallos. OOC Student. J• T. truck. lnl·reasl' vulue or in-Trash. tree trim, rton rome. l>'rcd, 54!!·3325 &t.2·5703. 979-~ e\e~ _ Strng student. big truck, Efectrical lree cuts, clnup. hauling ••••••••••••••••••••••• 494.7669 &494·2129 ELECTHlCAL SERVICE CALLS $15 hr. & SMALL HouwclHnin«J J 0 BS 8-t2-8233 "• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • -Want a REALLY CLEAN H~ Ekc:tric HOUSE? Call Gingham Lir3'l7136 645-697-1 Girl. Freecstt>-15 5123 ELECTHICIAN·Pnccd raghl.frl'e estimate on large or !>mall jobs. Licensed 673·0359 Have lime for your:.clr. cu.JI the .Moppetts Clc11n· ing Service. 546·2393 re· ferrals ------------K Mel Electrar. Ind., Carpet Cleaning. STEAM comm, res. & maint. svs. or SHAMPOO. Also floor Honest & reliable. Free & window care. 971-115-1 <..~t. 979-8542. $24.SO 1st hr. Dutch Maintenance ;\dvert1s ing D1slnb New corporation form· 1ng m your ureu. Work .,turt' 1mmcd1atef\ for the lollowmg • 1:-'wld U1:.tn but or t'arraer:. Telephone lnten•1e\\crs U mll'resh.>d please l'a II: :\ls Brown 7141893-8573 Assemblers flECTRONIC ~SEMBLERS I s.t & 2nd Shifts person wi mgmt ;ibihty Found. Lhasa Apso t):ix· .able to get along wtpco· dog, male. no ID. :\tV1c : pie. Must have $12.500 to l\11!.s1on \'allagc, San invest in ~oani: compan) JuanCapo496-2Q72 Salary $275 per wk t t-'OUN0.-M --~.-1 -· -~hare or profits. ln\'l'sl· . · In I ~I \ e.r mt•nl ~ecurl'd by anven· . Sl·h.na.u1er, :\I 1ssaon '·. 19r~ \'our bunker wall Pl~as~ _idenl•f>. 586·0006. •IPPrtl\l'. for lll'r:.Qnal 831 -8866 Reply PO box 102 Tu:o.lln l•---------Expandtng electronics manufactunng corpora taon. located near the Orange County Airport has immediate re"uare· ments for: 111 l c r v 1 t• \lo w r • t ,c FOlJ:"'D· L gl· young mall· Ol.i,.:-.1r~1·tl ;ul,nn. :WJ. l'_ o i\luskan :'llalamutc. l?ally I 1lol. I .o lli>X 15611, NA.CM area. &15-0852 I o .. ta Mesa.<. a !l2tj2fl 92680 Penonai ServlcH 5360 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----------IFOUND l\1 . SchnaUll'I', :\L\SSEL'SE 1''or top tla:-.:. legit. mas:-.ngc St1lar y + flonus Plans + ll)O', tip Will train those \l.llhuul cxpt•nem·c 64fl· 7.JOI Money to Loan 5025 f!.rey. L_ak~· Fon·st 11. El tial Frnla~ dtll'" l'h,1ul ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 oro 768·no43, 770·0559 fer'g, ~hop'g. appt:-. l'll' I st, 2nd & 3rd T.D.'s l,OANS 1\ \'AILABl,E Cre<l1t no problem Brok.ttA 752-5901 \lone} \' aalablt• man} .. ource:., ;all project!. $.50K mm 7!'>2 60!>2 l''Cll'NO· Yng long haired t>.16·~13-1. 1~17· l:HI mix mall'. blk. whte &rdoyfftl!nt & m u r k 1> • ~ ho fl t a 1 I . PrqMWation :\1 agnolta & Slater. F\' ••••••••••••••••••••••• 96!0t3T amr:llJ _ Jobs Wanted. 7075 LUST Lgc red Golden HelrieH·r w red collar. Reward Dana Pt ....................... Spcl'ulator.., mn•,tors & 496-4iS5 DRIVER. Pnv l'ar for errands-last tn p mo\ln~ ·1~1-8s.i l. ML 5 49-1·6891 O\\ners .!->hrt term SS P~s 5350 ---------•I <1va1~ .. !~~! . .,Ball Oa\·cn-••••••••••••••••••••••• Younlol allrat·t1H' fem.ill' rl•lncat1ng to :-.Icy. porl port .,.. ~. "°"" Money Wanted 5030 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ill', return. secured by pnme 0 C comm'I 1n 1lustnal propertic·, 51.:.!00.000 1nlenm loan n .. ·c(d. all due in 2 yrs ~9-4693 MortCJGCJes. Trust Deeds 5035 .....•.•............... LOWEST SCRAM-LETS Bl·h Look ms: for :an opp t~· to as~oc & f.(row w a ANSWERS firm m this area. Start :'llibble -Tendon mg in the Acctni.:. Field Ermine -Haunch 5 > r:. P. llmc e:q>er. as an Cipher _ Mining udmin asst. for a com RUNNING into UF.BT pany w 30 million per J bought a book on jog· vear saks volume. Can .i;ini.irorS9. Then I bought dad ate ha ~ ma!.lCr!-. a pair of jogging shocs degree & passed CP A C'X· for $30. Then I bou1?ht a am. Reply A. No. 201, jog~ini: suit ror S35. Then Daily Pilot. PO liox 1560. 1 joined a jogging l'lub -C•os•t•a•r.•t•e•sa •.• c.a •.• !l•26···w•· _1 for SSO. Now I know what ___ __ _ they mean by RUNNING u...JpWant-...a 71 OO Amq1t1ous Couple Wanted to mana)le a s mall busi· nc:o.'> p t11nt>. Will nol in- terrcrl' \lo )Our present Joh !\lust lw \\Illini.: lo ll•arn. Mr II.ill. li·l2 11)3-1. A!\IBITIOUS CUL' I' LES E ;1 r n l' \ l r ;1 1 n 1· 11 ml' µ tm-;e. 5J(i i w:1 ,\ P i\ H T t.1 E !'< T :\IA1':1\GI::R Hl't1rl'd rnu pll' to m<1n~1gc Coqa :\lt•:-..1 LO u111l butlduu: near .ell con' l'll)l'IH'e~ ~n chilclren. no pets Ple<•sl' c all t~l!i-~ Ii? A /PAY CLERK For hw;v t·ountrv rluh Some l'X·pc.·r or a·l'count mi.: background req 'd t*l·54<>t ,\pl Mgr. l'Ouplc prt·f . ex p'd only, m ma1nt & hk kpg, 55 unit romplt>x. c !\1 (2!!>~~51 ART DIRECTOR Hcspons1hk for all art product ion on quality monlhly magazine. 3·5 yrs cxpcr. in magazine ASSEMBLERS Elet:tron1t a!.sernhll•r.., with (i months In I VP:11· solcknng 1.•xpt>nenl't: We offer excellent 1·om pan) 1>1.•nd1ts 1111•lud111g •rno<krn workm~ cond1t1011"' •Ill days per year ~ t"tlt':ttmn •I I pant hnhda)"' lncludtnl! a week-. )'.hutdown al Chra:.tma~ • Employel.' rc·cre.1t1on progr11m Pleru.e apply in pl•r ... 1111 to Personnel Dept MSI DAT.A CORPORATION 3.IO Fischer A\. l' Costa Mesa. C1\ l uyouls includin~ Equalopportun1l) mech uniculs required . employer M IJ<' Good opportunity for l~~~~~~~~-­ c r cat iv e per son . Newporl llc;.ich area. For appt call Helen. ~16-t370 ASSEMBLERS Interest RotH lstT.D.'s, ab o into DEBT r"'l'C'I iru -....................... ----------2nd T.D. Loans. MICHELLE'S :O.Hg company has im med. openings ror exp'd & trainee as~cmblers 4 day, 40 hr· work week. Xlnl company benefits Fairest Terms since 1949 * • * Sattler Mtg. Co. Outcalt Massage 642·2 I 7 l 545-0611 10A!'11·2AM 731-4462 ltetired couple ha~ money tolend. lst&2ndTD'l> Agent. 1·837·3744 F'lrst Trust Deeds for sulc 141 7 l4 536·8832 .Announcements/ Penoftells/ Lott&FoYnd ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Spiritual Reader 1815So. El Camino Real San Clemente. Fajly lie. F~: appt. 4~2-'296 RELAXING MASSAGt-: Bob J ames·Llc Masseur Outcall 9-9. 494·5111 MASSAGE FIGURE MODELS ESCORTS OUTCALL OHL Y 611-1811 ,\ccounling CONTROLLER Supervise acctng fun<' lions for 2 Newport Reach dl\'IStOns or AMEX listed ro·s. Ap· prox S9M m sales. Req·s CPA w 2. 3 yrs in Rig 8 + 2 yrs in corporate managemen t. Sal11ry range S20K to S23K +xlnt co. benef1tS. Mail resum e to Personnel Darcclor, PO Box 2820, Newport Beach. Ca 92663. ~SEMBLERS SOTr111nee Assemblers Needed lmmediatdy Long &Short Term Assign men~ JShirts Available Musl ha \'e own lransp Cail Today 556-8520 Free. Top Pay. Vac Pay Victor Temporary Senicn Ow Walte r Kidde & Co :!(g!S E. Bristol Ste 10 Newport Beach 1<.:omer of Bristol & Campus behind Carl's Jr) .,,,....._ --..........._ ----------------Ac~S20K Receptionist to S750 ---------• l .E.S. Inc. 345 Fisher St. CM 714·549-3833 .ASSISTANT WAREHOUSE TRAINEE Interested in new JOb op· ply? Looking for good working conditions" If the answer is Yl"" rail American Supply Co 797-7090. E.O.E. Equal Opportunity Employer Assistant to relieve managers 2 days a wel'k at attractive 86 unaL in HB Call wkdys Anza 752-1583 \rl consultations crit1 ~ues Bachelor Cine arts. t\PPt. only Call Robert li61-6276 •SANDY'S* Outcall Massage 973.0329 Gen Mgr /RE S20K + Assembly ------ Exec Secretary to SlSK 20 TRAINEE Lost&Fo.d 5100 Call for appt. ......................... l.dit or Found a pct? Cull !\nima l Anlstancc r.eague 537-2273, no fee. •SHERlLEE• Certified Masseuse House Calls· By at>pt. • 838·6838 Irvine Personnel Agency •~SEMBLERS 488 E.17th C~ia Mcsn M Suite 224 642·1471 NEEDED Found:Sml dog. Vic: Elias & Newland, HB 7141964· 127 l ~~ FOXY LADY Acctng Bkkpng Outcall MMtog. TEMPORARY Feund: Brindle G r eat 711-1561 Register Today to work Dane male approx. 4 on va)"tous accounUng & mos. o ld . Ears n ot PREGNANT? Caring. bookkeeping assign-c11DPed. Vic. Allaola & confidential &tinseling & ments. Work close to &isbard. H .B. 634·7301 · referraJ. Abortion. adop· your home. Figure FOUN1>: LIUlewhite Poo-~~lftg. 541~ f~~s n1:cd5:ci ~h~:~dt die. fem. Hit by car, Uun· ----------1 Orange Cu. llDgttJn Beach area, Nr. Physical Massage By RobertHalt's Mama. 538-0782 Therapist. Appoiiltmcnt Accou11tempe f"otfND: Sm wblte h'l~ Only. Steve. 548-2811 SOOS. Maln,Stc501 Uoo<tle, has been loet for :B. No. Tower, Vnlon bank ~Umc. "2·7623 OUTCAU MASS•GI In ~~!7~~~ngc •731.0931 * IMMEDIATELY TOP PAY!!! All shlfls, day. sw\ng & g r ave i n c l u d• s weekend!!. Long & short term assignmel\ts. Holl· day t.. vacation pcay. Hos pitalh atlon p•ao avail. VOLT ... , ... ' ...... ATI'N HAIRSTYLISTS Be your own boss. l)oolh rent.at a.vcill In we.II local· ed, bu.ly salon. $46.50 per wt<. C<J It doy•: fl4S 7337, Eve· 673-4452or 548-6772 UDIOvtSuAt SERVJCET•:cn Sal1u·1 *10IJl•Sl295 m o. MAintatm 90Qftd motion picture l'roJectore ft d.ber aud.60 .v11ual 9quip. Requir.-1 yr ot eicp. ln· vohlnt atdOld main · &enance le ~HI of above or ntlated elec· trteel fr el«trvnk: -.E. ao... lier, ~·A Ne*POrt lies• u I ed SdloOl l*l. teen telb St. N.B. 12180 SSdli4~0 on/Wed1:Thuu/Frl t.U,Tumt.a.,.B.O.& TME SUN SHINE GIRLS Housccleonin1: & omce spec1..il1st s. Spec on nptl, & R. E. work. Sen. 7 days wk. Bonded, m sured 540 95~5 (anytime> -· Brickwork Smull Jobs Prof paint'.: & paper HOMESAVERS. Plumb Newµort , ('<J6t;1 rtfrsa & hang1n~. \\Ofk "uar. 1111& & Heotmg. Free ~t: lrvme.675·3175evc!I. Frel· e:.t. ~:rn 4780, SlOhr.llc,ne:it &rellable -536-4383 ~r-vlce. BofA, M/C OK . Masonry. roncretl•. --1~t -3l50or3'7-0.183 1 n d s c Pe · w a 11 .., · Paint Your Ca1ffe Arty plumbloo, water .. ~ walkways , patio s • 642 8606 Spcciahzmg m rei:.1den st•rv lea j(s, bathrm encl. tial home:., mt. & ext. ceramic tile. Re.as. JJ-l~tt11e ehttk ~>I.Ir r~ ~ __ .,.., ... _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• tcrences Lie # ;t!0881 --- Henry klt:enl anything "Two Men. Will Move Guar .• insrd, rn•e cist. RetROdet&Repair dirty. Patrit-'k Henry. You" We handle trg & Ted. 636-7~ ~··•••••••••··~·••••••• BA MO·l793 sml movcs-offit·I! & . . Service & repairs. Elec. 'l'wo gals will clei!n your hOUl>e or apt Call 6".S·82tH or ~l60·3 lllti Income Tax ••••••••••••••••••••••• Tax preparation ll~ former I n.s. agc111 7!>-1 0272 Wouldn l rou rather lla\l' J tl·rt1fit-d public acl.'oun tant prepare you1 m l'Omc tax rl'tum·• For an appt 111 )'OUr homu call !JQl.81112 Lmtdscopin<J .••.•.....•............ LANDSCAPIM; l!easonabll• pnn~., ~878:Jor5t7 ~ti Custom LJnll'' .Jfll' Stor111cci. Ken &Iii 37ill Maintenance ••••••••••••••••••••••• Storm & ram damage rc- p a i ri. ·tr cl' S. l'O!ll~. flonccs. stumps, erosion. spnnklers de 962 0307 .\utomot1H• Tu1w up Shop \ll'chunil· nckd for 2 ba \ :\ht h<l\l' (''II Yo Ith dyn;, inta rt'<I an1I marqurtll' .in.ii Salun ~ llll'l'lltl' < C ,t 11 ti;! I 1i!1~1.1 l.1· ,1 \ ,. nJITil' .. nd numtwr \utomoll\'t.' Tune• L p ~hop m'Orkm~ mu naJ?t•r l nded fur 2 bay. Must have C'fl \\llh d}no.1nfa red and marqul'llr anal. Salary & inl'l'nll \l' l'a II HJ I ·U'J!'>.5 Ll•a\t: name and numlwr ,\L,'C) Needed at Once •Lube Man •Tune--Up Mon •Seor vice Dispatcher :-.111 ... l 1)4• C'Xi)('l'll'n<·l•d ;al I l'O twnl'llls Jnl'hulmg 111 i.urann• Loh 111 \\ 1111.. I' ,1 I d \ .I l' ;1 l I 11 II .., t\ hnlltla\ ... \ppl \ 111 l't'r:-.on lo \'11· Sn~ tll•1 Victory Dodge ~II arbor Bf\ d Costa Mesa ,\utu Painter's I klµcr S5 hr 1:-:,1H•r onh Nn drunk~. <lope llcnris or rool<; nl't.'ll appl) 642-9J7:J AVON Tlmt' on hunds. tart~rl ol :.tayin~ .11 hornt•" \lert ix·oplc. makt• mont') & hn' l' run Bt•coml' an .\VON rl'prc~cntal1 \'1• Fur morl' inrnrmatiu11 l'all S.111 'iH·11 ''" Zenith 7 13S!I t - H.1hvs1tlt.'r nr('{lctl m mv home 'l'ul' Thurs. !ti\:O.t 12P:\I. l\ll•sa Vt•rdt• East 5'14i·513:i household ·Distance & ~l Parntmi;. C~lm ex~ carpentry, cabinets &. local, also pack1n~. ~1.nt._. airlc!>s s prayrng, formka.631-2251. Lo.\~e~t lega! ra,to. ti6l-6262r ___ --Roofinc) . LlPhc msrd. Cal 'I lll·!J.I~. Quality l'alntrn~ Lowest ••••••••••••••••••••••• 847-7278 t . l 1:-· ('' ~ t ra cs .10 own. r . c ~ · ROOl''S installed factory ~10VING. HAULING & CLEA!'JUPS. Rea:.on. f'r~· r:-.t. Coll. students. u & B. 673· l 16ti .Jack 675·!!3361675 72lll_ rurect ; t'Sl3b 3S yrs. Call Pamtmi;. llorm.•s lnlr & llarold Gunn 549·2961 E~teraor. Specialty: Apll>. Lo rule!.. 631 2S08 P........._/Pnn.rinn _,,. .. ..., -r-· · ~ Paint111~. lnlr/Extr 25yn. ••••••••••••••••••••••• in Harbor are.i St Lie Roofs 1''or Less. All lYP<'l> Ltc1bond'd. lni.ur. Fret' estimate. 89-1..0-121 or 537.413J 15yr:.. Painting O C.: 183281.642·2356 -Tiie lll!S Comm Apt Ju ratt':-. Lie ms839-l88ti1.i99 290t Ploster/Repair ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----••••••••••••••••••••••• Ceramic Tile-Spec 1n PETERS PAJNTl:-o;G VEllY NEAT PATCll entnl'S & noors. 2Syrs e' Expr'd Rea~ Halt's JOUS&TEXTUltt: per.962·1883 1:-'rt'e E!>t. Call Gene t-'reet•st K93 1439 --- 552-0-'58 T l'ff Stt-Ylce All PHOFESS10="'AL P·untin)l lntcr/l•:x1er. ~eas. "ork guar r;.1.::_ 031!6 Paintin~. Extrtlnlr. Ex pr'd, honest. neat. rea!>. Llc'd 96-l-10-IS Oa\'e Fmt> Exler. Painting by H. Sanor. St. lie .. ins. Try me. 836·5555 2.4 hrs . Bank Ill I? TELLER Bank Exper. Rl•<11111 l•tl IRVINE NATIONAL BANK l '0111ac·t Sh1rll'Y Sa\\~ 1·r lol:IJ JiOO E 0 t·: Bank mg P /TIME TELLER Dana Pl. office seek., m div. tu \~t>rk l\lon. \\ l'tl & F'r1 C.:oll r l ) 68(;.(i()(;o, c·xt lli8 u1ual Op~)r Emplm 1•r. Uank1ng TELLER P /TIME \V l' a I' I' ~I' l' k I 11 g .1 n 1,.Lu1111•r orwntctl 111!11\ lor 11 llllll' tl'll1•1' p<l'•ll 11111 in our :"'t•\\ p111 I llt•:1eh 1111 H1·t-ellt h·lh·1 ur t·:ashll·nn~ l'l\IH'I prd ti " tall t~p111g :>.lnl -,al.in & workmg conll ... -Apply. iii-~-er ... s .. ~ .. an~:-.. 1!'>15 \'rcstd1ll Dr NH 1:-;oi-; Uar maid. C'.\t an·;.i I' T \\knd'i & nates Top PJ) nght girl. 754-~97 BARTENDER/Female Young attract1\'c C"C ~mcoced. Good ::.al Jr) & tip:. Apply in pt'r!.on Chct Monique. 287~1:! '\1nrl!U<'Tit\' i 'rk'\\-ny, !\l1~s1on VwJo •BIKE STORE• \s:-.js t. Managc1 lt1 r Sdl\\ inn dt•all'r ~;11 Sto,400. !\lust ha\'l' prwr bikr mrrhan1C' ex1w1· 111 a '<lurt' !'>52-!1222 P.\TCll PLJ\STEHIN<~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• J\11 lypc ~. Frl'l!Removals. Lramm1n•• esltmatt•:o.. C.:all 540 61:125 prurung. Free est. L11:'cl. PLAST1':HINC; 111srd. 6-l2·262"1, o.197·4131 lloml's, addit11111~. re-Window Clemting !'tt ut•l•,J, t rt•c l.'SL~, low ••••••••••••••••••••••• rates. 5!!0·'1ll!J2 Windows cleaned r~-Th~uslesl draw m the a sonable. busine~se:., West. . .a Daily Pilot _homt.'S & apts. 847-4461 Clas:-.1ficd Ad. 642·5678. Sell idle items 6£:5678 BOOKKEEPER/MGR. Full rhargt• thru T B Fa:-.t ", 1·alcul11tnr. · Good typ1'>t <;r11\\ 1ni.: mlg ro Nt·wport lkh 1>15 :!-114 BOYS-GIRLS l2 lL }t!Jr:. or ;J~C. EH'll· mg \\Ork Obt.un n.:" ~ub-.eripllons lor the U.11 I) Pilot "or I.. mg "1th ;in adult ~uiwrvi ... or Earn ~u to S3o Pl'r "eek c>r rnnrt• Call 121:1) 5!1i 03'11i noon to !'>pm 121:11 mil 24i3 5pm !!pm Ca II Cullecl Clem· al SR. TYPIST • Dictaphone .. st•1t ., IBM E>.ci.:ul 1\ l' • Hepro • Technical NEEDED ntMEOIATI::L'I Long & Shon Term As !>1gnmenls. Holiday & vaca ti on pay . Ho:.prtalizallon plan avail. 3848 Campus Orin 546-4741 I Across From c >range Co Aiq10rt 1 t·;qual Oppor Employl'r lluiltltnl! lll~Pt'l'I ors (,11 & hldg l'lll-! :11111-l I I l'l''I 'ii tor 11t•w hltlg tlc·pt l\1111 :! \'I"' .1pphl•:1hh• L'' II httlg 111th1sl1'' 1\ppl~ l'1l\ <•I s.111 .111.111 t.'ap1,t1;11111 :t! 1110 l'a:-.t•o \tlt•l .1111 o . I ll l!ll ll'i l Filing tk .11ll11w:1 31 'iX I•---------• Busy Friendly Ofc !:iml11l cu Lo~ of\ 011 lt'I) l'h<>Ol'"' ~nnll' l~IJJng ~up Ethe O'Rm·n ; Ill :-.oc11 Snelling & Snclhni.: o t ~cwport Real·h 1\gl•nt'' 13-IOCumpus Url\1' Bw,~ ofrict' need ... l''\.Pe• 'tl•ad~ girl L1t1 bookeep'g, hu!.) phmw:-. 531 33i4 CAREER SEC!Y lns 11r41nn• mo rt g.1~l' hanking Crt·;1l 1•11 \ ar1cty + c.;0011 )'.kill:. S8(~1 El111• O llneu 5111 r1001 Snell mi.: & Srll'llrng 01 Ncw1l0rt Brad1 Ag1•11t'} 4:'140Campu~ Dra\r 100~ FREE Hkkp'I(. htr. anrt oil' \\ork Carpet La~er i\ppn•nl1l'l'. for Onra:.t shop I hr' tla1 :-.11mc· ei-pcr lra11'11 Call ly. 556·17.W 848 OOil ------BAIWSITrt-:n lor ti mo old child. part lime. ref ----------]Carpet cleaner. full lime. 1~wredS4S..7 14!'> Boal Manufacturer exper. tll'J><.'ndahk. pays Babv,11 ter hoUM'kl'<'Pl'r . h'l-C m or Qlll Cd:\I area l l'h1ld t>l5·SAA.5 Bab\·~1tlt•r needed .lllt>r ... ch~>OI :! d,1\.., .1 \\ l'ek an d or I rute .... li.30 10 JO Harbor \ 1ew School area. Cd\1 t>l.I *l Dab~!'illlc:r. matun· dl• pendable \\Oman 2 J d)s \\k, ror l yr old, ~ood pa~. own trans Hds Call aft fi. S59·519H Babysitter for adive 6 y old bo~. Burke School. 11.B. area. 1.30·5 M· F ReC's req'd 548·0187 aft 6pm ERICSON YACHTS Has the follow1n~ full l ime opcnings for <'"C per'd help. Wages ha~ed on cxpenence FINISH LINE CARPENTERS CABINET SHOP .ASSEMBLERS EHGINEMAH Full benefits. mcdtl';.il. dental. optical. Plca .. c up lo SISOU pr mo !'>45· lf.02 Cashien/Hosteues Needed. Apply in person. Warehouse Hest .iuranl. 3-150 \'1a Oporto. N n --- Children 9·12 yr.-; for ad- vcrt1s1ng d 1stnbutwn. Transportation fum1.5hcd . from Rc;irh & Yorktown Untg Uch &1&66bi apply m person at 1----------Securily Ot fice ERICSON Y .ACHTS 1931 Deere Ave. S.A. CLERICAL l Nafpw.w 7100HelpW .. ted 710 HeapW•t•cf 7100 .....,w..tect 7100 HelpW•t.d 7100 HelpWcrnttd 7100 •·•·•··•·•·•··········· ..... , .••.•...............•.................................•.....•.....•...•.••.........................••...•.... Sunday, March S. 191'8 OAILVPILOT DJS .,.. H~!MxtAJCEaS 0 ~~~~ ..... ~!!~ ~~~ ..... !!!~ !~f.~ ... 0?!.~~ Clerk al Coot(S OtlTAIYASST ----------4 Gardener, exp'd, for 55 1:.LECTRO.Nl<..'S wut. apl complex m C.M. (213 )865-3851 r.cam .._.,., e ra per m . _ _ _ __ m your i.parc time. 1''orl•---------r----------Office .. gitlner , TYPISTS Ir · SEC Ra ARIES Work ror the Ut(l'IU')" lhul turns ume llllo 'l'ul' S Long & short term as !llgnmenLS Top JObs. Toi ~. You're your nwn ~xpcr Cuod 1$alary & t;cne#1\i. C'ttll Ba.yv1\!w ton' .dl.'littml Hoi.p1t.il, t;.Cl 3.'i(.6 Coc*-fnShift Mu.'>t be e'per'd m prl'· puration of Continental & l\menran Cuisine Call foe a ppt Hrin~ refs ll<>tel LJ~UnJ. 4!14-llSl -tt.5 S Cuast I lw}, Lag Fu 11 Litne fL 7:1 hr. t:lt p~r. helpful but not n~ct'~liisry 1layv1l'w Maoor. ritl W. Bt:1Y, CM 642·3505 Domestic Couple, htc hskpng. chauffeur he & refs reQ 'd. lteply lu Classified ad no. lf.6, c/o Diuly Pilot. PO Box 1560, Costa Mesa, Ca !12626 MSl Data Corporation, an l'l.llabhshl.'d expapd· 111g nnd progrei.i.1ve lender tn Lhc apphcat1ons terminal business has 1mm1-dlutu openings for· GEN1. OFFICE mrormatlon cull 751561:1 &iASIHG lEP M&UlW\aoce Li\ti typ1n~. fil1n i: Interesting pos. in uur llo~te!>:. Rob Burns Attra~tive apartment vhonet1 . Co. will trao.n~ credil dept. Vanety or Restaurnnt, "' .. ~h1on complex. seeks indiv. CUSTODIANS ~. . .. .. .. "~ W/&UC<:eSSfW leasing U· e1Lie0'8nen !)40.50()£,: duues include gooJ lYJI· Island J\pplacat1on11 per. lo show apls & h11n· Sncllmg &SneU1ngor , • eng skill::.. figure .ip· lO.llA~3·SPM Da.ily. die teasing arrange-2Rd SWft Newport Beach Agency . mude. ability to work 111• rnenls. Mu.st be willing to Requires 2 years' ex· 1'""Campw. Drive d"""ndenUy p·rom l 01 llostess/(;ash1er. also .,.,., SEMIOR "..-· · u 1 1 work weekends & have perience purorm1ne oppor. avail for ug waitress, llunt1nglon adaptabJeschedule. facili\y,Janllorialdutles Officehelp,Cold,collate& MO FEES £..0~ office • ~07 overload Bch. , ______________ _ TECHHICIAHS gress1v~ 10d1v. Xlnl Beach lnn CofCec Shop, Call6"M·3389 including o~rat1on of deliver. Full or Part This pos1uon 1s for a working conds & 531>-1421. lntervcew'g 1''n 9am'tllNoon cleaningeqwpment. time. Laguna lltll&. Senior Production benefits. Apply National 9-12&Mon9·12 THEIRVIMECO IOH~l. COOKS, breakfast &.. din· ner. Sume expcr. req'rt. Sal $140·$\80 per v. k 4!15·<13·1 I 28722 Camino Cup1:.lruno, SJC. Ai.k fot DRAAING Technician. A b()hd back· Systems_C~ ... 4a61 JJircb ~---------: :;;;:;Newport Center Or W o or fer modern , ground in c!ig1tat efcC· St, N.B. <Near oc HOST/HOSTESS NewportBeach pleasant worlcing Condi· Ordet'Dffk/ 557-0061 TECHNICIAN tronics lou1c and systems Airport) EOE. tions excellent compnnv ., ""'·Jl/Port·1'imc Equal Oppor Employer • .. , along with a proven pro· ,... ~~~~~~~~~~I benefits and a com· Customer Ser-Ylc• Super s harp l ndiv., Camihar w /mu Ill-stor e purchase order process· Ing, methods oC sb1ppin1A mdso at•ross country, Very detail minded, abl&, lo wurk under pressure •• thorough & neaL Able lo handle customer service calls & corrcsp. Should type & have knowlcdg<f of 10 key calculator. Cull • Paula Cor appl. 838·7122 ' ~23 Birch St. NS l.>on. CLERICAL Cook. shrt ortlt<r. P·litn<l, Newport Mei.a Un1f1cil will ttid wkmb Call ~Ian School Dist 1s lookinit for blwn !him & I:!, ~:.1-77-17 substitute clent·al holp ,md or !>('Opk 1nlert:!>tctl Coo~. part t 1m~·. lum·h & in (ull time l'll'rll·al l'\'l•n1ni.: \pply in l•mployment A skills ex· pt·r ... 1111 S11Jt0k Shot' ammal1on will h1.· given 673 !J0.14> al Newport llarhor ll1gh School. 600 In inc Ave. Corpotall'Sl'crc•tary. i:oo<.I Rm 133. N n 011\lar.9th t}p111g .... horlhand pn• ,1t 3 30PM for l110~c in fc1n.J Ill kl'Y· some tile terested 1n i.ubsl1tutt· bookkpi: 6l d;.ilJ prot'L'SS· work and to JtlJlll 111g CC. Jtmo-.phl'n· • ch~1b>llly tor i~·rm,1 nenl lie al It lt1t·;1twn .\k.ib.111· full lime emplo} ml'nl l'lud1.>tl. Xlnt s~l~r). l Jll For IOlll 1·.111. CJ,1.., ... 111t·1I (or .tppl 1711 •5:111 75al !' c r "." u 11 l' I D. ~·Pt COlJ"SELOl{ f'Jm1h & d I 556-3!00 1-. 0 t. ) outh \I.\ + l'\ J>t.'r ~l·nd Cll'rk for liqu11r ... 111n· CJ 115-IX ~t\4i:I CLERK TYPIST Newporl Ctr r11i-1nt·ial firm sc(•ks ~1n·u rult• typist. Some sl al ly pmi: r e q • d . E x p t' r w /trnn~t·ri bcr ht.·I pfu l. rl'SU m,• l 11 \"SI' :1311:1 ll:irhor Ill\ ti !'>111ll• U 1.1 l·1~-.ta :.ll'"•' L1 ~l:!liZI; ~-0 E COWTter G irls ror !Jrv l'lt•anl·r~ I lull ttmt•, I pt ttml' Apply Mr lk.'st Cll•anl.'rs. 2939 K Coast I I"' y, Cd~I Knowlctl~e of ~racnmar Counter Man & scnten1·c ~lrut'lur~ a f),\TSl'\; mu.~t. 65 WP.\1 Xlnl l'll ('Ill ;-.<TEH M1\N benl'flls. l' I' I . 180 Tirl«I 111 hl·111i.: llmtletl tu Nt'W\JOrl lcntt•I' OnH•. a fl(I i.:nl\\lh p11sn111n :-.0.B t>t.J 1:j60 t1n•1I of lu\\ p.1) & 1>011r ln~Jtm1.·111., C11m1• lH ('lt•rk MSI Data Corpora· tlon, the leader In portable applications ......... tal., hG1 Oft lm- mHiot• ....,1re~nt for a Drafting Technl- dcm to prepare f0f'1'ft01 drcawln91 of piece parts. asHftlblles, and electrical dia9rams from slletch.-s and marked prints. ln addf· tion. this position will proyjde CJe'Mf"af draft• in9 support to fnc)ineerinq Research and DeYe4opmrnt. MSl offers excellent salaries and employee benefits packa9e. Saturday lnteniew1 aft crYailable upon re- cpst. For immedicrte consideration call Vem Wiersma. MSI DATA CORPORATION 340 Ascher /oe Costa Mesa Ca 92627 17 I 41 549-6126 Equal Opportur11l~ Empie>) l'r :\1 I•' UTOTEM Convenience Market \m1·n1·.1 ... f.1-.tl•st i.:ro\\ tnJ.: lon•1i.:n l·ar 11.11 t~ & Jl'l'Cs..,on warl'ttoUSl· & J.:l'l ahl'.;cl w •. m•cd a ph\ll'll' i.Jll•:,man In l•Jrn dr,I\\ + 1 omm1s..,1on & hJ\l' no lim1tat11111~ on l•---------1 \11ur potential t•arntnl!i. 1----------: s:,111.cxw1 ... 1~ v.1t h1n n·at·h thl' llr..,t war Call ~Ir WJhun s56 ti73.1 Poi.111on-. now .i' a II :!nd & 3rd Shift>. :il .111 our loc·ateons Start S2 HS S:I hr lnlen 1e"i. t onc.Jm·h'd "on· f'ri al 12112 Lamp..,un. Garrll'n Gro' l. :;:r. 11110 Wl' prumull' £rum\\ 1tl1111 f:qu:il Op1ll1r 1-:mplo' l'r «ll'rk & Xl•fn\ 1 11p1t'r COUPLE l nu'uJI opvor. fur l'OU pk 11 ho "ant to rn,1k1· ... um1• "l'fl•1u~ mont·\ in thl'1r ... 11.ir., 11rnt." ·r.111 .\11 Br11\\ n h ltl·!llJ'ili operator ~I 00 f'1•r· hr ( ·u ... timwr !'>l'I 1 ll'l'. l'\ IJ<'I 11 :rn 5 .:1111':\1 1,:n .11:!s nl'l'l'"~"1' t.-m.il1·. 1111• f~l2 Iii 5 7 l \' p I n I! .. p r n r I r I(• II (' y Cocktail Waitress School lh1) l.'I c• da:o.w.., l'l,11°1• " 1'11-:11r1·~,, 111 \..l'} by lou1·h, 111t11rma I 11ffi<·e, l"1\1 C<1ll ;\lllhl' aft ~AM 6-15·5800 mcnt ,\s:,1t 751 !>1!11 So, _________ _ Culi f Ct1l'kt;i11'· W1utrcsses. In llll' CUST. SERV REP Sharl? i.:o J,!t:'tlcr ts ----------lll't.'<fe<l fnr,th1" supl'r en· COLLECTOR tr) lt•H•I 11•'" Call l.1ncl.1. s~1l.1retocl p11..,rt1un 1n ilO li:J:! l·onll'mpn Coo.la :\k;.a nff11·t• \I 111 1 Pt'r,onnel St•n it·•· 22691 'r C':Cpt.·r l"rn.int•c• t·o 1...imtX'rt SI ~lt· :-.ir:l. 1-.:1 h .. 1 pf u I c <I I I I\ I 11 Toro Watkin.-.. 711 $1!1 \WO 1----------l D .. inrt File Clk ----------i To work in N 8 ml'1hcal COLLECTOR lab Mon-F'rl 9·2. :>.o ex· per nee. Good dnvmlo( rec u mu!>t S! RX pl'r hr to start Call 640 01111 l'\.l i I for :ippt Dehl'l'r) pcr~on for flonsl :,hop Rt>t1rcl' OK -l t) hri. l.latl) 5.56· 1741 DRAtllNC PLASTICS MOLDING DESIGNERS MSI Data Corpora· tion. the leader in portable applications terminals, has an im- mediate requirement fof> a salaried DesiCJft SpKialist to concen- trate in ttie followin9 areas: •lnJCl'tiun ;\lnl<lc·d l'.11\s •Slrul'tural fo'oam l'arls •Cont:cptual L>.:'1~11 The ~rcater lr\1ne Crecht linion It,,., .m Im mt·dwtt• UPl'Olng for .1 l' o 11 et· l 11 r T ' p 1 n J( hl·lplul. h1 1111,.:11:11 1•rc f '° r r •' d Ii u t n u l necessary. St\ months experience \>rl•lcrn·1t. l·:\n•llent ht•nC'f1h. (·on t.1l'I Mike Byrne~ tll 171 1 l 5.Sli 095ti COLLECTOR t.oc::il firm -;eeks telephone t•nl I cct or Brq.:ht intll\·1dual with DEMONSTRATORS I' lime demonstration \\-ork Approx. :!O hr~ 1wr .,. k. in lm·a 1 dcµl stor~'s 1k•monstratm~ prn<lucts for famou..; housl'W;1res manuf No cxper nee Sl•nd qualifil':.itioni; lo Mtrro OC'mo. PO llox :lO'.ll La Habra. Ca 90631 Our positions require pra9mati c shirt· saffnS board design worit. MSI o~rs out· stanclncJ ~ities for professional Yis- ibitity in a procyeuin R&D enYironm•nt, afon9 with excellent benffrts including pro. fit sharinq Md educ a- tional reimbursement. Saturday Interviews aYoilabl• upon r•quest. For immediate con· sict.rcrtion, call Vern Wien.ma. MSI DATA CORPORA TIOM 340 f;scher An Costa Mesa, Ca good !-ipeakm~ H111·c rt•q DENTAL St-XRt:TARY· Salary and comm1c;<;1on nEC~PT10'.lilST for .\pptonly Call~lr Kam• :-.; B Orthodonl1~l. 645 2640 '-Jlary op1.•n 642 41112 CONTROLLER COMflUTER ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT MAMUJACTURER Ul-:NT \L ~Cl') Retl'pt Orthotlont1t ofe 'l;l•wport Ctr. 6411·0:.!02 DEHT AL To $800 92627 (714) 549·6 I 26 Equal Opportunity EmPoytr M/F f1c1en1:y in using O·Scope GEM OF<: to S850 Need ind Iv id u a 1 s : petilive saJary includinti and other test dt!vices to 100'7<> Free to applicant. w/pleasant appearance LEGALSECRETARY d hift d·rc · I d •· pe•sonaltlY lo work Cull 2n s 1 erenll:.i · t r o u b I c s h o o t Pri e yourself on solving "' • Part-lime two days a wk, nlo'"'e ontacl or nnnlu d & P/tlme l'nclt1dln° ' ......, c """, mii;roprocessor base problems? Your ability " exper only need a pply · t terminals and reeeivers to coordinate details arc weekends In our sales of· BIL'\Y but pleasant H.li: tn person o: to the component level is very much m demand. Cit•c. Must huvc active re· office ss hr. Call Jacque required. :! 3 years ex· You will be involved in al estate ltccn!>e. 847-6041 ix-nente preferred. property moves. vehicle Please c·111l 6'14·3389 DIGITAL TECHNICIANS requests, maintenancl'. 9am'ti1Noon LEGAL SECRETARY elt. for this estab'I sue THEIRVIHECO temporary . Bcgin'g ccssful home bldr. Good 550Newport Center Dr March 13, 1978. Call (7141 P.nomel Dtpf- MSI DATA This 1s an cxcellcnl op· portun1ty for D1g1tal Technicians with 1·2 LEGAL SECRETARY CORflORATIOH IBM Mag 11, exper pre· 340 Ftscher Ave typing ·Please. Ca II Newport Beach 640-6440. 557·6122 Abigail Abbot Equal Oppor Employer Personnel Agency, 4500 PARTS MAN VW /Porsche Counterman campus Dr, N.U years cxpt<rience in board le, cl te:.t. llecenl ~neral Office t e c h n 1 c ;.i l s l' h o o l ...., .a. r.r. -HOTEL l''RONT DESK CLF:RK , NlG llT AUDITOR & MAIDS . xlnt puy & benefits. flexi- ble hrs. Apply in person. Sandp1pt?r Inn & Tenn1l> <-1ub, 2101 E. Coast Hwy, Cd.\I. .:raduc1tes or and1v1dual::. • -IN .... "1th m1htary related ex· Entry level pos. grading pt.•11l•nCl' '4 111 lw t·on· examinations for qat•t sldl•n-tl education firm. Heq ·s neat handwritin~ & lttt.· Wl• ofll•r ,111 ,.Hl'lll'nl typing Apply. Nat1om.1l .... itar, ;111d t·ompun~ Systems Corp. 4361 Utrch hl·Ol'lll" 111clud1n g St.~ B !Near OC modern \\vrk1ng en AirportlEOE nronmt-nl l'lt!a~c :,end G,~ -r(.~ume or call S~~!1dra ~~fp wanted ror Boat John.~on <7 M I !>19·111~5 Club : Openings for main· MSI tenant'e, lite office work llousel'leamng personnel. guaranteed hrs. lop waJ:ei. Must provide own traru. S.IO ~525 Housekeeper. 11~ in or out. 2 adults. Refs. Ex· per'd. Newport Beach. $600. mo. 644·9716 f'd, must be good typisl, Costa Mesa, Ca 92627 shorthand not necessary but preferred. Calif ex· Equal Opportun1ty per required. Non ~~~E~m~p~lo~y~e~r~M~/~F~-I smoker. growing _ Newport Beach Law l''\rm, good benefits. Call Pat at 752 ·6426, 8AM-4PM Maintt?nance man for 55 unit apt complex m C.M (213)865-3851 UlliltlAM I.SST. 11.S. grad. Able lo type »40 wpm. Some exper. m Ciling & gen 'I typing req'd. Knowledge of library index system belprul.. Apply, Jack G. Raub Co .• 125 Baker St. Mainteftance Man Exper'd all around. Laguna a r ea. Submit background. refs, salary expected to Classified ad no. 169 c/o Daily Pilot. PO Box 1560. Cosla Mesa. Ca. 92626 Tired or bemg limited to J no !lrowth p061tion: · tJrl'<i or low pay & poor trl'atmcnt., Come to Amcral'U s fastest grow, m.: !ore1i:n car parts &· al:cl.~:.Ory "a rehouse & gel ahc.ill. We n~ a phone l.alcsman to earn draw + commission &.. ha'e no hm1lalions oii your potenltal earnings. ~IQ,000+ ii; within reach the firsl year. Call for appf. Mr. Watson . 556·1>i33 DATA & sailing instructors. l'arl-time/full t 1mc. CORPORATlOH Ability & apprcarancl' 11ou:mKt::El'Elt. part· _c_~_1 ________ _ MAINT MAN, P /time, Dover Shores Veterinary Hosp. 540-7030 PAYROLL CLERK JO Kl'Y Touch typin(!.' Computer payrol I kllow'l. .i':Stab. consult... .. ing, planning. engineer· Ing firm in OranKC Co." C a I I P t• r s o n n e I • 7141751·2510. :l-lu F1:-.hcr f\\enut• l'<tUal ty i mport:tnt. ( ·o..,la Mc'-a. C .\ 9~C):!7 6i5-lltl21 N~wport lll•ath_ lime, 5 Duys. Call afteri·--------- 5:~. 675 53.1-1 MAITR E Equal Opp \t:mplyr m General Off1ec. Prd I u m b l' r c x p l' r . A rt'Cl'IVable & IH\tll('- Eledronlcs Tech mg Must ht• i.:oort typ1~t For lcsltnt: or protolypto Start Sti50. ~\1·1'9111-.; H 111 µrodut·t1on tlela\. lmc:. -- & pulw l ransfo~ml'r'> Gt.!neral Offlcl' Work1n1! knu" lctli.:l' or RECEPT /TYPIST llousekcC'pcr /Babysitter 2·4pm ~t·hool days 1 Boy X )rs. SJ 50 pt'r hr 1'urtlt•rot•k area !15:'> Jj~IA.i llou;,clo.l'l!lll:r. It Vl· in out Ht!b Hl·f··n·nn..., Call ti~5 !!~®! dcctr(lnll· lt.•st equip Our loan depl. ha~ 1m· r'-'<I med. requirement for <1 ---------• \'ALUR rl.'<'epl typLsl. Min 1 yr 1281 Logun.C :'11. gcn'l ofc exper. rcq'd 5-10·9'~ T~ ping 50 wpm Xlnt v.orking conds & benefits mclud~dental. i\ppl~ 11t ~\unncr;. Sa,·1ng~. 151~> W1!stc11ff Dr N H E 0 E INSPECTORS Expanding electrical manufaclunng opcral10'1 has 1mmc<l1all! opcnm~:-. tor in pr0<:ei.s inspector::. llack,.:rounds musl an clue.le IO·PrOt'ess IOSJ)Ct' 11on of electron11· ant! t'lettro.mcchan11:al a:.· sl'mlJI) LIFE GUARDS Wt' havt' immediate openings for several persons to begm training foe; life guard positions al Lake M1ss1on Viejo. l'referencl:' will be gwen to those with a senior Lire saving ceruf\cate and previous expen'ence. These are permanent full ume positions and will involve weekend. duty. Please apply immediate· ly by contacting· Don Dan)ko Lake M iss1on V 1eJ<> A:.sociation 22555 O'Neill Hc1 M!!;:.ion Viejo. Ca. 92675 'OE/MANAGER. N.B. t·ontinentM restaurant. Xlnt sal<Jry. Resume to Classified Ad 11190, Dally Pilot, P .O . Box 1560. Costa Mesa. C:ihf. !12627 PBX Cashier. hte typ111~ lnquiriesconfldential. •& {1lln~. Full time, -----Harbor VW 842·4435 Mail clerk. full tame for ------· publishing co, Jn N.B. PBX. full or part time area.6-16-4455 sh1fl. work a bus~ i.w1tchboard. E.O.E. MAN AG ER wanted for 5-$6-3333 San Clemente apart· --------- men\S, A·l. 10 unal:.. h~c 1 l•----------Br. pref semi or retired couple. no children or pets. Send rcplys to Ad No. 200. Daily Pilot. PO BolC 1560, Costa Mesa, Ca.92626 . MARKET RESJ:.:AHCll Part t1mt.' 556·3755. S5l-O."lli4 PBX OPERATORS AJI Boards Loni: & short lerm as- s1i.:n ments. Holiday & vac pay Hospitah.taLion plan a\ ail VOLT 1 lll'lltPORA AV BLAVtCt' 6 ~oyment Counselor We ha\l' a del>k 1romcd a\o>1I m our NH. oft. lor 11n l .. ,.per·d l'mployment t·nunM•lor or ~· sail's pt•r-.un 11 1>rn,·1·n lral'k l'l."\.'Ortt Sal11rv & l·nrnm to "t Jr I <.: :1 11 I< u th l rhan, ;,;,11;1n. Call 1\h1gad ,\hhul l'l'l'Wllfll'I Aloll'nt·), ,\SOU (.;;11npus Dr. N 11 GENERAL OFFlC E NB. investment firm. j;l)U(l lyp1ng n•q ·11 I 'l·rm. p llml'. :!II r. hr.., "i.. (tk;11h1L' > \·ai:ation aft t•r ~; mo':, Sal 11p lo ~\,hr ('all Land;1. 6-15·51-1 I (;l'nt'ral Clerk W l' o (( l' r l. :-. t· t' I 1 c n t s<i lary . l0 o mpa11 y l.H.·nl'fit<; and a modern worktll~ l'nvu·onmcnt. Affirmat1vcAct1on Please send rcsu mt' vr l•-•k;•m•p•lo•y•e•r•~.~.1.•~.'"-­ Married. t'mployed & wanna make more" Call 494-5168 3848 Ccrmpus DriYe · 546-4741 ENGINEER l\1 t•; , II S M' Jo; o ,. ml•dwnkal dc:.agner l''- 1x•r m '\ma II l'll'ct rnl'\ll' t•ompont•nh Sornt• drJfl ,~ n•t(d (}nod o.1dv.inn• m 1• n l 1: 1 n a n c 1 a 11 ) "t•n1n·1I P'"1tmn a1 ail :\Int lwnl'f1h M 1~s111n Ytl·Ju .1n•a l'Jll l.1ll1an ~>Ill :111:111 c(:ralluJll'll 1-:n.l(IOl'l'I" \CTl'pl;.ibl•.) Ecppment Mechanic Salar) 1 Jrl~I: SIO:Ji to $12611 per mo. ll t>q·s l'C\UI\ to izrudualion from II S & 2 yrs 01 JnUml'~mJn lt•1el c•'<P<'r in tht· n•pa1r of hen' y & h.iht \l'IV. Cr drn en 1!4lll ri For ;.ipphcat1on t•ontat'l Cit\ uf San Clemente l'eri.unnt•I Off1l'l'. 11111 A1 cmda Pn·s1rlio, S:in Clt•m . Cc II\ ·1!12 51111 Last <l:1y to fill' aµpltea · lion b Wed. Mart:h 15th. 1!17H ESCROW Ml.HAGER Salte + perrcntaKe. ~ood working tond. fringe benefits. KA TEL LA REAL TY, IMC. Call Glenn Burchell 17141774-4384 MICROFILM CLERK Oc1 y ,.htrt !1-:i. 1-:Xpl'I'. hl'lpful, bul not rct(d for filming, pr0<·eso;m.: . ..,tuf· ling & rl'lalcd dul1('' Ple~e C;iH Ed Cook t>l-1·.t;Jt;(I for antC'n il'" General nfl·. :\lust type 1;0 "l>m at·l'ur<ilely At•t·t ·,.:. an-. phone. H•ry gl·rwr.11 <tutu.·-. Bu~~ orl' Call «a II Saundry John..,on. 17111S.l!l11125. MSI DATA CORPORA Tl OH ~UI F1sl·her A' cnue l\~la .\k~a. (',\ lt.1ch<1l'I i5Hil5-I Equal ()pportun1l) G c n t' r a I M a in l t> n a n l· t· 1--•l'.:•'•m•p•lt•iy•c•r•l\•l-F-- man for :'\e"port Spl'<'tally & ~larinu Wt- will train. Sti(Kl mo :\lust \\11rk \\kntli. l'honl' tr.5-11668 GL~I::RALOfFICE Dic·taphont! typ1:.t 1n Nl·wporl. P time tlays ffi5·'i61 l GIRL FRIDAY .\1inimal typin~. hkkpg Approx 30 hrs wkly Vanl'<l duties. intcre:..t in~ job. St 50 hr. Call _Iii~~ fO..!:_~~l_. _ Girl F'riday. insurant'e ofl' in CdM Pl'rsonal lines l n-1unince·Group Health Clturru. ~:Xacr11ner. Exp :1l lcast t yr I'' trmetl' 1 lime llomt'v.ork S<il ()~)l:n. 5-19 li61 lHVEHTORY CLfRK D:\l :1 Prnct•sstn~ Co n~ls :ilcrt. ordt.>rly, con· $l'll'ntious 1wrson ''' he n•sp for slotk 11wenlory including n•rord kel'µ 1r1g Some hca' y lifting rl'<t°d Must huvt-<.:allf. <lri\'crs he. w safe c.Jr1v mg rt't'<>rd lnt~ated Data 2283 l''ain1ew Hd. CM 546 6080 Exper·d. I' lime Call ..,. fliS-~ 1--------- GIRL FRIDAY Paste· L'p artist for m::i jor :,porting goods co Advertising Dept. Ask for Jeff. 6-t6·2-1nt Janitor MOONLIGHTERS Supplcm~nt your in come. Clean offices in your neighborhood. 3.3t2 hours per night. Monday through Friday $3 Per Hour . Call Kay . (1>521·1711 weekdays. Masseuse & receplionisl. Live·tn childcare for 2 Brand new H .B. spa br:J:hl yng girls. Some needs foxy ladies. No ex· hshld, cooking. Teaching per. nee. Will train. D~ bkimid pref_ Attrac. Irv-& nite openings. Call for arl'a 551 ·0317 interview al Town & LOAN PROCESSoR-Country Spa bet. lOAM· with secy skills ror lOPMAge 21·40 mortgage broker firm 963•7723 Loan background prerd. MAT U H F: w u M ,\ ;-..• ~ear Fashion Isle. p time to wclcoml· iU 6'U·8824. newcomers &. tonlact LOGR S«Yice merchants. Flexible hrs Need car. hte typing. Supef"'isor !>17·3095. Progressive S&L has 1m· med opening for expcr·ct MECHAMIC urut supervisor w /know·1 Auto. MacGregor Yacht of all loan service rune· _9>r~63J Pluccntia. <.;M lions inchxl. collect1ons forclosures. insurance, MEDICAL oone &demands. Key op· BACK Ol"l•'ICE. Limited portunity for a people X-Ray. F,xpcraC'nt·cd. oncnled person w/abili· Newport Beach doctor~. ty lo maintain i;!ood 6-'4·8722, !I to 12 noon employee & customer re· only lalions. Contact Jan Hess. 833·8383. Stale Medical Rl'ce pt1on1 st Mutual.Savings & Loan. Busy nfficc close 111 {Near OC Airport) Equal Capistrano. telepht>nl' Oppor. Employer. t Y P 1 n ~ . p I e a s a n 1 personality, w /train l.omlSenrlcehne right person. s alar) & D4tft'IClftd Clerk open. Apply to Ad. No Progressive S&L has im· 28, D:uly Pilot, PO nm. med opening for exper'd 1560. Costa Mesa Ca. loan se r vice rep _92626 _____ _ w/know'I of loan service ---------· functions includ. bene & demands. payoffs & re· conveyances. Good op· por. Cor customer orient- MEDICAL Lend a hand tn front & back otc. Expcr. req·d for this local physicrnn. {Across From Or:ml{c Co. Airport> Equal Oppor Employer Person net 'l'rainee SALES COUHSB.OR .. If you urc sales minded. money motivated & like' to "ork " people .call Kan•n. 8.13 2i1Xl. Denne-. & Dcnn1:. l'l'rsonnl'I Sl•n1cc or Irvine, :W82 M1chdSQn. Personnel COUNSElORS Due to e'<pansion in our Anaheim & La Puente or· f1 tl' .... v.c h a"(' im- mediate open1n~s for t·oun~l'lors e~ pcncm·cd in pcr mananl place- ment Wc off<.'r good bt•nd1t s including ntl'llil'al •'-' dental in·:• surann· To arrange for .in 1n1rrv1t•w, please call·· APPLEOME Anaheim 17141956-3 I 60 LaPuentt (2' 31968-8345 PEST COMTROL Steady job for right. person, no experience m.>eess. Profal sharing & · ~roup health. Apply Tues.. 8 12. Lloyd Pest Control. 566 E. Dyer Rd. SA ed person. Contact Jan Hess. 833-8383. Slale Mutual Savings & Loan <Near OC: Airport) Equal ()ppor Employer can Mary Ann. i70 2132. P ET I T l 0 N E R S -- Contempo Personnel Full part lime. Good pay Service. 22691 Lamberl daily 536·7711 ..., .. St. Ste 503, El Toro. l~~~~~~~~~~I Physical Therapy DIRECTOR ··• Physical 11Mrapy --.. Strfice .... •PHYSICAL THl:IAPIST• 268 Bed Acute Gen 't IW1>. on the beach in La'lUH. Salary com .. mt1uunte w lc•P•"'-Good benofltl lnclud, ftte hffltb • liC• iMYi-. I Calif.. Uc rtq'd. .. le••~ t.'OOUrt P<'~ oUlcr .. So. Co111t Commw.it.Y Rosp &al, Siila Coa~, Hw7, L1.1una 8eaclt. •lAlnt•. mg. , • D 18 DAIL V PILOT • Sunday. M•rc'1 S. u111 Help w-..... 7100 Help Woftt.d · 7 I 00 Help Want.d 71 oo .6ntfqun 8005 Docp 1040 ~ s.M IOSS I ..................................................................... ·················.······ ........................................... ... Http W canted 7100 H-'p Wanted 7100 H .. W omt.d 71 M SEC'Y AD DEl'T T!LLU CA-kcr spa.rud pupplcs PUIUC AUCTION ••••••••••••••··~··•••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• SECJlET AIY~I&.&.... • PUIUC AUCTION AKC buff & benutaful: MANY FINE ITEMS OP . . . , S..J~ -r' Levelhe.aded&chccrful MANY1TEMSOFF1NE s17s.QiM 754MIOS2 ESTATE J2W.ELRY. Plumbt·r1 R1•1•1•p t wn8't/SH > Jmml'<iluteEmploynlcnt Newport Beach dAgen· TOUCHOFCLASS te lle r needed, P /t1rnc ESTATE JEWELRY. • ART OBJECTS. AN· DRAIN MEN \\•·\°l>,l•ml~ 11111>'· Munni· Opportunity For cy wa~ bnght person Your career s t.rta here Contact Mrs. <.:roxon or ART OBJECTS, AN Spnnger Spaniels. AKC TIQUES. FINE FUJlN .• Will trJm. l\l u'l h;.m ,,,,,. hu~uw~' Ncwpuit MEN/WOMEN for typtng, biUU1g & re-Nat'l Co. seeks skills Mrs. Lee 644·1•&1 lm TIQUES. FINE FURN , chJmp. tines. hver/wbl, ETC. PHONE FOR lN· ()WY\ trwk or v • .111. Appl)' llc;u h l:;ill04~ 1100__ u~eT0Earrun1i1s {·e ptlon desk. Salary +personality. To$1100, penal.SavUl&s &Loan LJ'C. PHONE FOH JN-7wks,shob,646-7686 FO. & BROCHU.RE. t337 So. Bribtul RlCB'T/CLERK •SI 0 Hr comm. w/expr. Xlnt Call754-16SL E.O.E. M/F/H FO. & BROCHURE. ._6U-__ 2200 ______ _ -. • . • benefits. Send resume LH WARD 64S-2200 • Old EngJ..t.sh. AKC, l yr,•-1\tature md1v. " l!OOd Sii.lt.'s CLa~:;e:; and salary history to obedience trnd beaut.l•--------- t)l>mg. Mu,t enJOY dral· Sl11rt Soon • Adll2.30, Dally Pilot. Box Pena••I ACJHCY TEMPORARY L'OOI, lov111g gentle pet. Garage & lfovinc Sale. PROGRAUU[R in ~ w I publ1c: Xl nt .7M A N,A,G E ~EN 1: 1560, Costa Mesa, CA 17801M:unStreel MUSIC IOXES 7M-958S. Ask rorCathy. Sat/Sun. Almost ever• Hll "ldl y t•!.'""pan d 10 ,, lx-ncf1L"l. Call ror inter vw I HAlN~ES -SALES 92646 Suilel> lrvll)e OfflCE JOBS ytlung goes. ~· .. ~ aµpt. ltl-:PS CLOCKS AKC Siberian H~ky, 2 YT moped, antiques. aJ><I Irvine ba!>ed m anul.1t· PCl\I. lno 83'7·3SSOX231 SEHVICE PERSONNEL lncrease family income. Slot Machines, Nickelo· m 3 1 e . 0 bed l a o c e lots more. 5'fl to $.WO.$)() rur1n g l1 rm w 1lh l..e1surl!WrhJ La~H1lb 1-\JllOrPartTime SECRETARY s.c-,.Acl-#A~y beapartofabusywork-deons . phonog raphs trained 847-6546 Sea Lane <The Sbora) S31 Model l~O is Sl!t•kin>e ---- -Call Ms. Ada ms X!nl opport for efficient Ma!ure, well sk11l".d lng world; but be free to World's largest selec· CdM Pb~ .::.indu.lat.cs fu.c.lbc lullu\\ .1•---.--.,._ ... ____ •I •842-84:13 24 Hrs. !'iCCY w/lep dJctaphooa & sec Y. lo handle hec~lc work when & where you ti on . A I s o g i rt ::; • A K C C E R M A N Apt 41. • ,.. in~poc.itior~; llECEPT. To $700 . typ'i skills. Fast ·pace creative agency>. AbUity, choose. ~kills rusty or furniture, anti<1ues. SHEPHERD, 4 weeks. llilin~ual & tns1e ore Sales l~dy, exper . ror R.E. ofc in Npt Bcb. to work under prl'.5sure, just beginning? American Inlcmatiofnl; XlnlquaUty. Coodwatcb LOTSOPGOODlES' .., .. SR. -.kills "111 la.nd this ~~~:;~~o~~~l~r~nyh Challenging J>OS, xlnt op. ussume res pons1blity. Practicelnouroffice 1802 Kettering; Irv ne. ao-gs.638-9308. -"MS Dunn~gan Pl;~ ! .. PROGRAMMER t•h·1lll'n1?1ni; !.pol in lej.'tal portforsharpindjvidual. Media bac.kground TakeTemporaryJobs 7S.H777.0penWed.·Sat. St. Bernard pupple&. 10 Bcl\.Call497-3514. ~ pr;1frs"on. 'c all Linda ~op. 7sv.!t95t Call Llla,833-2900. helprut. I rvine area. J , y Skill · weeksold,AKC. : ... •: ANALYST 770 :n:J~. Cunte mpo S LESPERSON Sendresumeandsalary ncr(•a:;e our s STEWARTROTH Sat/Sun.Hideaoeo.beds. .. I • -.; l'rt•fer caml11Jatl• wir h P1·1.,11111ll'I S•·1 ~1l'<', 22()91 A SECRETARY /CLK requirements to Ad #98, CALL HmY 847·5900 fum/, appt •• & decor. ~ -.olld manul a l"l u r111 i.: t.amb\•rt St. Sil' 503, El Mature. expr'd for fine Tohandlerealestatein· Daily Pilot, P .O. Box Jmrned.posit1ons avail Ame~~b~~1i>~nlers m.toYow 8045 items.9'56LaLuna.J'V. hackground, prdt>rably 'loin Ktll s hop. Apply in ves lor acct s . Com -1560. Costa Mesa, CA. 1nloog&shortlerm ••••••••••••••••••••••• Off Bushard btwn ai:;m~ Jl'ICS. Po:-111on n· 1----------1 pc1·son. 1''ull & P/llmc m~nlcation, typing, & 92626 assignments close to 7~tEN~~::i·:;.~· To i.:ood home, pet Alpine Warner&Slater. • •1 u Ir cs :i w u r k In i.: ---liraflon St, So. Coa st bus. math skills a must. ~ your nrea. LOCATION .. 1s{s922 goat, trained. neutered. Bay Shores-antiques. 1tnowled1!<' 'of 1t1'1;11 RECEPT/SWITCHBRD Pla1a.C!\l Xlnt loc & benefits. Se 'y /Bkkpr, Real YOUH CllOlCE. We of. ~-~09aft3 plants, clothes, misc.Sat (."Ol'UL/\ND 'l't> l I r Fsl/consl exp req. Mail r TOP PAv NO ·--------------------1 ' ' l · .rnrm_'< upc.•niJ1g or, an Si\LES·UNUSUAL OP· 6448824· resumeto2845 E. Coast er: ...... 9-L2581Vi.sta.Newport. 1 'Pl't u IJtr:.on \\ti.:uod PORT If . . . SECRET"'RY Hwy,Cd""9.,,,.,c FEE... WHOLESALE Germ. Shorthair/Lab _______ _;;;.... __ PROGRAMMER ·1 .. 1l''< ""'t rhboard & . )OU a rc en "' m ........, 557 6122 TOTHETRADE pups , 8 wks. Free. Fridge$4.5.Sola$1S.chair' l\µ1ng ,,k1lb, a plc.1:-.a nl thu"1J,l1t", a rnb11lous, Ufe tnsur. ore near OC Serv ice Station Atten "" •TOPC. &l6-0158 .. $1S and $10. Pb 646-28811 AMAL YST pc.·r,,ooal1lv, & \\ho <'JO bdlt!\"l' IO your!>elf & J\jrport. F /time. Call ror -~ NOW OPEN --Eves Aft 8 , 1•11.,1twn rrciuin·-1 ,1 min "'" r h. " •1 nll n 0 t yc:ur al.uhl) this could b<.• ;ippt. 9'79-0963 dant, exper'd . Day & Temporary Division or Togd ho!!¥. 8 mos old rem • · :.! wars S :1. Hl'l: 11 l'' su1.11.•n1,1n11 tor a gruw it Sdl n~ot1v<1t1on pro --ElvesSh. f'ullllS&l pt/timlc7.thA'!: AbtgaJIAbbotAgency TO PUBLIC Germ Shep, ~hots, !ova-Sunday Madb 5, a.ntique tll!nencl' and tlll' dl''lll' 111 ., 11 l•hJrtnJtl•ulH.tl i:r<ims. •Subi.tant1al in SECRETARY PY. e a •On, "' 4500Campus Dr.NB. ble.536·03.'>3 tbl, camera, proJe<:tor. tolcarnCCl'6c CUBOL, i1tF11r.1ppt l'aJl61:!·i511 come •lmmed ad \anc:e Engineenng, planning & Jr.me, NB. OPEN7DAYS To loving home w /yard, power to o l s• t-: q· p I h· n t r o rn r> .1 n \ lwnl'l1h J ntl µ1of1t ,,lrar· 111..: pmi:ram i'IC<&'oe CJI I I II \11111~ In 1'1•r,on SHILEY IHC. 17600 G1llc•ll l' ,\ \ 1• Ir 11nl'. 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Roger'i R~alty :!7:17 ~ 1"11.1-.( Il l\~ C111un.1 d .. I \tar l 'a !l~lt''.1 lh•al Jo:,t.111· S;1li•" l'1·11ph \\Jnll•d I 'p lo !10 10 • omm :.phi "'WJll lldt 1,ll tf.~)(I Real Estate Franchise Penonn~ ,,,t ·1 m1dwi-st 1·orpnr;i11• Oft• I~ JOOf..lllJ! fill 1''"1" 11<•r:-:onnel v. a in 111 nl ;• ~rs C\lll'r. in n•al c··.1;11<· franc·his1n~· 1111 lh1• lollo\\ lilt.: dl'ph. :\larkt•lini.: \overt i.,m.: \l l'otlllt 111~ 'fr;11n1n1! \lso. I p1·r :-un lu h1· trJin1..'<I 111 111·• """' 1ir1·-. ,t manai.:t•r or llw c·1111rr· 11rganual11111 St•111l l·ot11 plt.'lt.' lt'SOOlt' &: .,JI.in 1ll'!>&n'<I tw t'la .. -..flc•cl ;HI 1111 2ll c o Dmh P1lol. 1'0 Bo"< lSfiO. Co ,l a .1 .. k l11r l'am. mmt opport. •Carccr op consullJng firm has im-Service Sta. Night Attend Tow truck driver, exp A WEEK 9-ti. beaut. 3' i mo part La b & motorcycles, 9.50xl6.5 ---port w unlrmllro future med O""ru·ng for a seAy 2 Or 5 k A 1 Sundown Jt.nti-. Ltd b k h Chevy whls & tires, Sooy .... ~ nites aw . pp y, f"d o "1 rs Top ,_. Shep, house ro en. as Ba TV rd Ht·1·1·ot11mi-1t 'l'Pl"l mu .. t Call \1r llan l'Yti-t2 5794 W/Xlnt typing & tile sh Shell.17th& Irvine. NB pre · ver c. Y · 15292 Bolsa Chica ist shots. very s mart & • tamax reco er. I H•~· 1.11\\ P :\I , s.d;iry C\jX•r. Dictaphone exper pay + comm & benefits. H.B. (7141893-7509 loving. 645-1670; 646-4537 9520 Acklay Cir, FV. 011111. ;, I~•· lb 11. J sk lur S,\L&'i helpful. Apply or submit Service Station Attend. A C. Auto Scrv., San Cl., Enter on Konigs mark. .11111\ YOUDOMT resume to Jack G. Raub F /time e ves. Li g ht 492·3803_____ __ Free male Heg Yellow orr Talbert. l blk E. or ll1•1q1111ma...t tor 'i1•\vfmrl ';u ltl hruk,•r. ~.11 &. Su11. 11 1 l,1!1· l\lllng ll'lj d l"1011l.wl Mis. Hho•11lc:.. .... l "'" J REC PT/TYPIST 1'.\ft1'Tl .\IE It '011 ;111• a 1;oml. a1· •111Jl1· l \)11'1 1\l1n :1.1\\ l'\I > h.111• pl1•a·.;111l It ll•ph11111• 11w11m·r. l1kl· 11\ 11'11•1\1• \t,lt1lr ... Ill tu .. 111111111 lrnt lulib\ <11 Clt•\\llll' d.-1·\101tll' 1111).! , . ., 1 ,ill 11 11111111•11J.1tl'f~ 1111 ·'l'fll \\11rl..1n;: h•" 11\\l:!l'\I l·:nE. DECC 1111111· 111, •'1'l111n1!\t S<'l .. ~ for ,11111.1111lt·.1h·r \(TllrJll' c' 111 I tor C 1,111 1 nb111g d111.qol111rt1• '•',Jl JI' f•'.ll .11111· ,\ .&1111111 111 tll'· .11 \\ Hh puhl11 \pp!) m jl I' I • fl 11 \l I .., !-> I 11 n II•• l'lll·1.dl lJt t l\ .11qoo1 l l~fj ll 'I \11 JIOl l \\ ' ... \ HAVE TO Co .• Atln: Personnel, 125 mech'l knowledi.:e. Neat Tow Truck On\'Crs ex I QUIT Lab. 1 vr old. Nds good Bushard. (Sequoia ST A.MD OM Bnkcr St, Costa Mesa, Ca appear & handwriting. pcr'd. Top pay. Apply. Arter 10 yrs because of iJ. home. 548.0388 Woods Home> 92626 Apply. 2590 Newport G&WTowing.1000Jr11me lness. Dras tic reducl.Jon , r..-a.~ 8050 Elec kiln, king-sz head· YO.UR HEAD -Blvd, CM Nu ,, • ., 252 · .,..,..,_,.. Secret /T pi t Ave, o "'"'·l lots below ct>:.t, 1 prece or ••••••••••••••••••••••• brd, 20 gal aquarium, TO FIMD try y s Serv. Sta Help needed im -TR "VEL "GE .... CY . entire l?t. Deale r 's wd ~th ft. long custom padded Brunswick pool table AGOODJOI Slrongtyping&sh.APP· med.Fullorp/t.Apply, "' "' ..... om.e.0 Sal17~t~rts Mon, por table bar with $950. Games, carpet, Time Life Lrhram·s hac; ly in per'son to Mr. 990 E. Cst Hwy, Nwpt San Juan Capis. General Mar<:h. G1m Bardon.".'-": multiplex tuner, 8 track clot.hing, phonograph & :ihsol111e ly lhl· f1n•·s1 1'\acntc!>, Robert Bein, B<:h. Manager. lmmed. open-t1quc·~. formerl~. lh.~ &turntablc·allarebu1lt· misc. 2536 Greenbrier P llml· sale:; Ju b:, av111la Willram f'rost & Assoc., ----------ing. 3.5 Yrs min expcr. l~~wrrc Anllqu.cs_. 225 El tns·plus two c ustom Ln,C.M.549-064.9 hie m Oran~t' Co No 2_401 Quall S_l,_N_._B_. ___ 1•---------Contact !o m. S:IR-92 1~. cam111o Real, 1 us tin . lll"ought iron bar stools. <l••ir lq tlixir & 1111 l'l"l' SECRET"RY SEWING ·--------111 Sh 1581744" u...--8060 "' An11qul' Barber l'ha1r:o;. • arp. · '" ~ ~~~;l;~:~~\~~l~~~~t; ~ RECEPTIONIST OPERATORS .-TRUCK "ooJen & porcelain. all Y ••••••••••••••••••••••• 0111 rt•putat inn 1, numht:i Full time position availa-First ~hi fl s h a p es & s 1 /. l' " **I BU * * Morses boarded, lighted 1 in thl· bus mess hie for bright. respons1-Immediate openings for 'I >994·299'l <.iood used t-"urmture & arena, pvt tack, Back \h·nllc•r ~1 ha'<.' :-.:ilarv + b 1 l'. l' x Pc r i enc e d full time pe rma n e nt DRIVER ----Apµlr;inCl'S OR I will Bay trails. full ca re. $"75. & "l' r e t a r v Sunday hand sewing operators ill Gth ,\nnual Anliquc show !>cl.I.or S ELL. for You. 7~-1039, 556-0810 a t·omm1ss1on a gn •al .th l. h .Th sd y "row1n" medical "rO· & sale. Mar. 3rd. 4th & ~,uc:TERS "UCTIO...., bonus plan. There 1s <."< r ou g ur a · .. .. " (60.0-Assi-mentl 5th. Fri & Sal 12-!IPM, ~ "' " SllAREHORSE !"l'llent mom.•.v on the Joh 9 5 :10. Mus t have ex· ducts rompany. Must bl' -1 7.. 6.1.L .. 686 & 833 9625 Ex "d h II · k·11 & able to read and follow ~un 12·6PM. L aguna .. _., • per. n er to s re>.· T the al m os1>ht-rc " t'l' ent typmg s 1 5 Approximately 2 years Beach Museum of Art. pense of Appy mare. casu.il & tun Try a Job front office appearance speC!ficauons. Excellent drivmi: e>.i>t-riencc "'rlh 'JIJ7 Cliff Dr. Adm. Sl 50, CASJJ PAID . SS 0 I mo. Ca ro I Y n . ~ou ll cnJOY for a d iangl' Non s moker . Pleas ant company benefits, profrt w thLS ad 25c _.·•count. For "d used furn. ant•· ..,."3924 k · . t h ng program kno\\ lt>dite of the L /\. UJ., .... .....,. \\•· havt' cJ1 Part-t1m1• wor 1ng envrronmen . ~an · • qut~&clrTV's,957-8133" ----------.,h1fb ~Full t1mt• 1~. ul Call Barbara Davis ApplylnPcrson a nd Or a o~e County Ca mt•I back trunk. dated Jewelry 8070 tour-.e. J\ ;11lahll• Our \\cekdays, 642-1626. Or by telephone arcJS. Will pick up J nd 111.'lll, pt!rf. cond 5200. ;\It'd.it. Style Tabl(', 6 side ••••••••••••••••••••••• SHILEY 1 "'IS l .... C d r I 1 \ c r n a rt'.". a n d """" r II :>lall Pl'npk enJov t•\ ~ '""" ..... matcnals ~~d load and \1tlrola w /retords sos. &2armcha1rs,......,.,.,..a rellent l!t'nef1ls 111t·l.udmi.: SECRET ARY 17600 Gtllette A' enue h~ oval beveled m irror 6-15 ~. f k unload truck-. In add1· " ht·alth & hie in;,ur<mn•. Profes:uonal o fl ee s ee s lrvine. Ca 92714 ::-111. Oak dresser S.'IO. Oak ---------d t10n. md1vulual mu:.l lil' L'uJI ,.. n .. d ~ II "IO or Try It You'll exper. well organize . <7 1'1 >979·0500 tlrl':>ser w •:.wmg m irror,. ~11., oc • "l! ~ l "1k,• It! 'ft!. 1r.,1arting individual. L' I 0 able to operate a lorkhll ~ ..... , '·M"'l JG-,• tradl' hir hrm Twin. Call .. i:.qua pponunrty If mterl'~lcd, anply in .:v-< "" .. • 't 5 kdv "'0 7"2 t (;l\ELS\C.\1.1. Xlnl l)pts t <65 wpm1 Employer r ~ a1 .w s,.,.,,, .. WANTED Vor a Pt'l"flnal tnl l'I 'w RN a~ Therapist 833-8095 G<>od telephone manner. pcr~onlo· S1IH•r.pla1ed copper d 1:ir. S f-& 1· --lStOo Cl',\ firm exper. a +. ------@5(§ d1shS85 • 11 •1 ovcsca · l·hal ll'O"ln " w o rk , Sewing mach. O""'ralnrs. ... · 5-Ul-1627 Sll'rt'O S IOO C hina TOP CASH DOLLAR PAID FOR YOUR JEWELRY. WATCH.ES, ART OBJECTS. GOLU. SILVER S ERVlCJ::. FINE FURN &. AN· TJIJUES. 645-2200 111 11111111d1•.i 1 pl111.1 n T l:\lfo: LIF'I·: " .. ...~ "r· l"ahmct SI Ot"l. Dinl.'ltc, 6 plt·a ,,ant co worke rs. industnal. Full or I' T t1•,i111 <'htltlr1•n 1, I.!. LIHHAHIES Al'rt lltirul loc at ion Pa1dpieccwork 642 96~i Uak ;rnliqucs 42' round l·hu ir ... SJOO IS-12 t!Kll Diamond approx 2'h Ct: Ito 1 I I ,. 1 rn g r 1111 P F.qual Opp Ernplyr M 'I-' 1111'1 •'I" H .. i.:ul;i r Ill hr1---------- \\ " . k ti .. IV I t• ti g e ------l'")1lt11lhl1ap~ 1nd11<l l' Sanilwi<:hShop 1.11111111•,. \l.1 .,t1·1·~ .. GENEll.'\Ll-IF.LP N t C t C II BRU .... SWICK l'law foot table S575. un· • . - - -. -.-.-coga~ement ring, best ('wpor en e r. a STENO CLEEK " usual icebox S575. All re c u~tom kinp;·:.izc wat~r ofr or trade for Jati: &10·2539 4 Rours ,\Day CORPORATION f1 n1s he d , xlnt e und. bed. :>ta111l!d ~la s:. in model Cadillac or ?? .. SECH.l-,'TAHY OC'eanV1cwSchoolDbt Deftns•Divi1ion 8-12·1114 headboard. mac:ramc Prin only please Dr Ou,, t d l ·t N • h T c:inoµy, cabinets. bench. Be ·d 997_9421 • • ...S an mg oppor uni Y ..... 60per our. ypcs cor· •.....iian. c:es 8010 heatt•r. SL-e 1t to believe __ m_a_r ______ _ I"-' d11athH' nursing-prr P.'l. ~1.on-Fn. C;ill bctwn 11·111·11, nol rc<1u1rl'>I 113,833-8919 Hl''UIOl" C..:l11ldn·11·:. Va) __ ....._ ______ _ tt t Corporate Head-resp. Takes d1C'tation. 3333 H-........ --Bl d -rr wvvr • ••••.••••••••••••••••••• it! ~omplctc675·9495 Moc:W--8078 qu11rtl'r.,, of a Ma1or Arflnges 11ppts & con-C t M C Jif ·-· • 11 B Id .,.. . OS a esa, a . FR G HT I.> A J\I /\ G E D ••••••••••••••••••••••• <\·11tt·r. rn;:; 11mokhur,1 SEAMSTRESS/ ome w rnJ! .-1rm in ferences. 2 Yrs cxper. rl.'· · fl<ITPOl;\;T S.\LI::. 3308 Cstm couches, chairs . Lalhe LeBlond 14 .. XZil ... c o ~ ta Mes a . R ca I q'd. Type so wpm. sh 80. a1 .... \\'·•i·ncr nr Ilarbor washer/dryer. Call aft('r ..., 800 LeBlond 17 .. 30 .• Sr S11r11• 1': Pount1u n -CAMV AS E:c.tole Coo!ltruction ex~ Application:; must be Equ upportunrty ~~ " • · 5 or wltnds. 968-8744 or "''· · x \J.11<'\. ('J !1~708 .\lln. Top pay, top workmi.: t'l11111,1l lh1t•1·tors. !711 1 cond. Stra1J(hl Aero %! 11550 <".Il l noon to Manne.548-i486. pe r helpful bul not filed Pe r sonnel Com· --•C'•m-pl•o•y•cr_M_t-•' --r !S:intai\na.979-2921 8421159 S2,000. Colches ter "'necessary. Salary bascd mission, Orlll't>, 7972 _ --<.:ASH PAID___ 17"x58'' S4 .000. Jnt'I on exper Send resume to Warner Ave, HB on or TYPIST /OPHATOR For Ws hr/Dryrs/Refrig Comer group ideaJ for llv ~lach Wholesalers (21J) 11'\l t'.11111111;.ilt•' 11olll 1c·d ----PO Do'< 2237. Costa before .tPM. Marc-h !>th. FOR XEROX 800 v.orkmg or not 957.8133 or ram rm S70.lbsl off~r. 96_1_·3434 _______ _ It llllt·I\ ll'"' pll'a'-l' In I ltull phttlll':: RH or LYN 1·1111 11m1• or I' I 1m1 'i • I It .1-..111t ""rk111g 111nh \\ cood l1t"ltt·f11, \r1•h l'a1 I.. 1.ulo Corn I 111l1·r h~. Fl.i~,11111 H•I "\ B 1,1 ' >-HI 1 ~\I ,._.._ \\ \ I' " I N s ' p I l' c s . 111111111111h housl•holtl· 111 •W rnult1 IC\ d ;;•. , · 3' •. :• , Cn•all·~t oµportuntly 111 \11wrw.1 r\O KITS TO Ill'\ oldl·~t 1 o 110 y r:. old 1-.111 <·arlv 1\~t & C'VCS 1lr. l'I) :;56-8077. days ~111 !i'l!ll Compare all ..u·,, W:i!J'lwu.,c :it 11 ti! s ltil1 he), S,\. ( \.\'i m fll ., Ht•"t I ---- •Safes·Alo~ V~ra !'>km 1 arc prognim l>i.,1rih11tor ,\.,ales SECRETARY ~h-sa. C.1 9~f>_. __ ~ual Qppor. Emplo~ t•r E L E C T R O H 1 C --SmJ ~irl's Schwinn $15. Miscelaneous 8080 S('er('t a nal sen ·1cc for ;.11 STORE. Full & SYSTEM Wosher&Dry~r 640-7875 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1'11"-1tmnnowa\a1lahll'IO lea se, Opp. Or Ct y· p lime. -'laturc & resp. WILLTR.\I~ Like nu clclu>. multi Furn1lure. Frenl'h W""'tt..ITED 1111r ;'>;e" port offH·t• for 1n alrpon. Sec Bu.'i Op ads. clerk for night shift. App-C "U 751 _7343 Provincial all n('w, mu ... 1 A" I u ~ ----"' ncll' m u tJds u n iv. sell, going ove r seas. TOP CASH DOLLAR it1'1 ual lo 'n•:.1>t1n:.1 SECRET"'RY ly mpen.on 21!933Cro"n E C~•mplctd> rcblt re .... ·a c:r ·1r1 c e 751 308". PAID FOR YOU fl hk for maml.immi: f11t·s. A Valley Prkw.v, La"UnJ REqUEST TAP 50 I 1 h d ., '" .., 1 n 1 " e · Y C' 3 r 673-3430 JEWELRY. WATCHES. .ind J n:-"l'ring phont'' Challenging &rewarding N1J!ucl. __ 122...!_Iour~ Per Day I guarantee. t price only, •. ---------1 ART OllJECTS, GOLD. H1.•qu11 l•ments in d ude 2 PQ'o1llon open for exec --------.,00r chorce s1:10 eal'h. 4:!" octaJ.?on j?ame table & s 1 L v ER s ER v I c E. 111 mon• )l'••r:. prt!\lnu" ... ecrrtary to Pres1dentot Switc:hboord/RKpt Waiten/Waitresses 1-'rl'c.' deh H•ry. Sale l'Ofb 1 hi a ck naug ah y<fr 1-'INE f'URN. & AN· l''.\Pt.'nl'ntl'. fj0 wpm l>P rapidly expanding co. Busy phones. mu~t hJ \e Mu ... t lx• peopll• onrnted :\larl'h xrd. ,\1:,o n..-w & c.·hairs. 1 yr old , :...Int TlQUES.645_2200 mit ~l.111:,, abili ty to "orl.. Multi t•orporate opera-good tele voice & lml olc S\ hr \'ac. s wk day .... tn· Ii k c n" w r e r r i ~ · s. t·ond. S37S. 497 1312 _ __ ------- \\ i t h m i n i m u m tron. Located In prestige a p p e a r w I c x t i;ur benefits. &14-541J.I frec•zers & ran~es at 1 . -- " upe r vi::; 10 n and i n offices. nr. O.C Airport S\\ltl'hboard exp. C<ill h t So th c l 11 ill •' t ~11 wood WAITER. Expcr. mJtun·. t e cost a u oas "' .... n1 "· ., ll•rface l'fll't(tVt'lv w11h are;i. Must have real Lila,833-2900. · \ppli·· n•'..,,. 537 .,c •2 walnul J\lodil stvle 2 · -Xlnl tips. N.H c·ontmcn· / a .:..,..... ..,.,.. · '" · ~ all IP\'l'ls of p1·rs•>nnd estate development, law. t;il res taurant. Hesum(' =======:-=:=--:-ectioM 32" w1d<• ca. S.">O. We ofk r a proi.:rcssi\'(• brokerage & fina nce TAILOR/FITIER <lfl2 9645 sw11m~ salary and ex buckgroundasset"relary For quulily men's 10 Clussif1cd ad ll l!lll, Kenmorewa:sher S75.GE -·-··-------- rellent benefits packa~c to the president or vice-clothing store in N .11. Daily Pilnl. P 0 . Box washer 511.•.95. Guaran King S11.c bed . C.ill Nancy Oerdcriao at president. that has ex· (213) 489·2997. 1500. Costa Mesa C:al1f ll«l $46-8672 $75. \714 l ;59.4779 ct•lknt typing, Sil & ad· ----92627. lnc1uines confiden (714 >673·20t2 Tele..i.~"e Solicitors ex-Ual Dishwai.hcr: While S(';1r's ----GRE "T wes..rau miniitralive skill. Must """'' . IOA u; " perienced only, Sell -t cycle good op<•rating S "Vl .... GS be oblc to inter-face ef-·--------.. d .,u 64 91 •s ""' ..... Orange Coast 's leading _con ..,..,. 2-~ An Equal Opportunity I fcctr1r\'C&ly w /all. levclXls oft newspaper at home. your WAITRESSES ------- Affirmative ActrCln s,ta beexcfctsutiyes1·00. n phone. Part time or full. Food & C0<·ktails u; mo old. 21 cu. fl • S.SSO. Emplover Male Fema le nnge ne I • inc mg u t .. _ 2 H' h t OH :.!l/Days N1"hls llotpornt Refn g, S275 ~ pens100 & profit shanng. "'us '""over L ig es " Elec range & oven. 56(1. Full !>Z bed w/framc, xlnt cond. 5'95, new wall vnc deanin~ system. $100. SH-05.17 i• ,.,111un' ·"ail i11)1-3-t03:. --•S•EC-•R•ET-A•R•Y--•r 'i \I.I-.'; CLEHK. F T . mt·r Ill 0;1\S K I 1; (l \'S ,, ~ \It lipm. -'lun F ri Send resume or Jetter. commission paid. Call Apply In P('rson 4~1.~11 which includes detajls of _83.5-G4 ___ 53_1_-3_P_M_o_n..;IY._· __ After 3PM employment dates. & ---------TM .Ancll'nf Marin•r salary to: PRESIDENT. Telephone Sales 'l607 W. Coas l H""Y· NB ----------- \\1urlpool 19 cu fl :;idc b y :-1dc refng und('r "arr . :\Icrliterranean cockta il and cnu table SIOO. Bolh ha \'C room for stora~c .\!13 7t2S ... 111 i.1:-. !'i-182 l mmcd. o pe nini: ror secretary \\ up to J ~ r-. admm. exp(!r Must b(' --------Wht S.'\ll01ofr. 833 0115 Teak O\ J I lablr, 2 lca\'e!. _.. ----& M chrs. chm;i cabinet -self s l a rt ~r . d e ta il QUAIL PLACE COM- PANY. 1400 Quail Street Suite 135. Newport Waitrflsn wcmton1 Ga.s dryer, lrg !>Ile. S70 4~1-6444 or497·l07S Food & cocktails! Derhy Elc-c dryer SSS. Mayt11g ---- llcstaurant. 1262 S.£::. cllx washer SSO. Frost FURNITU RE· 3 full Bnslol. Costa Mesa. No frce Hefrig, SSS. All work rooms, must !'cll. Beach, Ca. 92660 SALESCLERK mmde<l & possess goou Liquor Ste>tt s pelling & grammar ---------•r F 11mt• 111~hts. Mature. skill<;. Typing 65 wpm & phone call'I_!_! ----1 ~rf. guar. 750-1150, Al-SS6-62S7 . hson Appl. Anaht>im ----Waitress, Apply m person ,\rmoig-$300. Stanlev ~lesa, Ca 92('26 drctaphonc. Sh helpful. ('~pr d. Apply m person t:xper. in land dcvrlop. ~!15 W. 19th St, Costa mcnt desirable. Xlnt __ M~sn. working conds & r o. SECURITY OFFICERS IMMEDIATE OPEHINGS Anahei111& Costa Mesa A FUNNY THING HAPPENED ON THE WAY TO WORK Sid's Blue Beet, 107 21st GE elec tric stove s elf twin oedrm set. S27S. Pl. NB afl3pm. cleaning oven gold year Leather chair & ottom. ---------1 S.\I.ES CLERK. Perm pit benefits. person for retail counter Call 644-3389 Real ~talc LOAN SECY & TRHE n11e to an cxpon'llnn, wr , are se<>km1: an ort:taniu rl :. & u~l(rc,~ivl' i.cr y who t•an hannlc p<'rsnnal ('On· tad well. H.B. hl' rs n• : qu1red & knowlt'd~e of loan proce ss ln~ 1s h1>lpful, but we will tr:irn U1e right person. Posit ion 1s In our new El Toro branch ore. Thi~ is a <'Breer oPJ>Or. wllhc-Nu· ' t1on's Lar~est Home Loan Brokcra~l' l-'1rm • I'te~eCall ALMAYNF:S ·~ .2.13/9'l·M6ll :; a 1 t>. 11 011 t' y B 8 k e d 9am ·rn noon Ha ms. 3700 E. c oast THE IRVIME CO. Hwy. l"dM. 673·9000, ask 5.50 Newport Center Dr for Bruce Newport Beach Sal~s-D~ivery Equal Oppor Employer .\re you lazy, but In a slat<' of financiul cmbar-l••'t-•SEC-•R•ET-Al_Y __ •I ras~mcnt. We've got an easy sit down job that The Irvine Co.J,s cunenl· wnn'l interfere w/your ly seeking an on-call days.CallnowS3Hl842. secretary.1·3 yrs exper. Typing 6S wpm & dir- •All Shifts Available •No Weapons •Excellenl Starting Salary Take Otis opportunity to become involve<\ wilh an up and growmg com· pany. We provlde full company benefits, un· iforms, insurance. boli· day & vacation pay. SALES Housewife. pl-time mornings. Enth1.is1astH' & eager. Hickory Farms. WestcUCr Pla'la. 4i42·0972 taphone. IN'TERVIEWS Please dll &4,.·3389 8 30-5:00 Mon thru Fri 9am 't1l noon AMllJCAM THE llVIHE CO IUILDll'4~ 550 ~rt Center Dr ~Cf ewPort Oencb 1 .......... 1 ... 115 ; Sales help needed. EQualOpporEmplo~r ~ '" • R.E. APT SALES, well p time. Day & eves (2ll)Uf·2T'74 • est.abUshed ore 11ds 2 lie a\•ad. Jr. Wnre Clothing ----------2200W. Artesia. • &t highly mot1v uled ~or~ soon to be openlnR. Secretary _ Corr\pton .. ~-WW a.t···-•n~.AAa--appUca&Jon.s PEASONMB..... ....._,~ (Oftt.bdU!'ffway .. -. ....... ~-4 ?A'oll...Bkr.-666-6ffi. ·-~•-;: ••-•' " •"i&.t""Po-Srl"le'fld-po!Wion-n!(fittt---;;~·~1--;::r~~·· ... ~n~ ; · Stn11r1¥ P•nt$, 2'07 "A" ah~ xblt aecret~uial/~om~ EaomalpOploy~/nFlt}I • UCB'TlOHIST s. Dl'Utul,$,A. munlcatlpn 1kil11 & a E .. "" • Terrine ln<lust'l co. • flair tor n<11opl•l Min ~~~~~~~~ '• n~~ou for phon 1. SALES lt you are ex· .... -"" -Ut.et na. To•· pertenced lr1 dlttct 1aJes aalary $811 a mo. + fr· :. EllicO'Bricn 540-5001 you can unde('tttand the lnso benefib. Apll>' to: SICUllJY' I DIDN'T WANT TO GO ff you're not hcwilMJfun WOI ldwg or lllHJftCJ CJOOc1 •MY-CALL US FOR AN INTE'R. VIEW IASEPAY + C... + llotwses Loog Distance Lines CaguaJ, Fun Atmosphere FUN-TIME JtAIT·TIME 1f you rend wtll, like to t~llt: on the phones & want to enjoy your job ... Call TIMFJIFf-- UBRARIES INC 833-8095 F.quaJ Opp Emplyr m If • sne111na&Sncllln1tof rabuloos cpportunlty ~~:i.u:!i1~tonc~~:! Ofli'tCIH f. :N.wpor(Beach Agency with a new comp:-ny and Jrvlne (7lO 554.4900 'P'/tirnc Polltkwia a.all. ~ SAUS 1 •340Campu11 Drl\'t new l)l'Oduct. T LS la a F.qual Oppor EmplOJ~r Day aMft. Unltorm & T\redoftbe l"O\ltineT , around floor oppc>rtunlty. ~utP.: fuml.shed. Exper. nu. Jot> ts for yoo 1 .~ff&'felOIDtthbtf.JOU.,.ant C.ll 15M~now anq a"lc pc'Cf d. Xlnt Hl ar (rinse 1~ • C.llVtJ(ow At ro.-.UtClU11 ledad•dc1 Jotln or Sblrley for lhe 1,._ "•~'i.hOfc beftc{ltpro(ram. IJMOt5 • ~ •tll Call .NOW.':~'-· ----...... te Sl6,000 _,, llfOi~id Tlme-1.JfeLtbrari• ~· ·· ,-' S.lel)tftllde. for: luin1ry t!lnploytn Pa1 AU P'HI CI iiF'tf HMpMil tqual ()pp gn'll)\yr m/f ! ~Who.needPeoPle C&.r'*11.UI. Wkllds/Hrl)I lliR~Aaency ""41Vb&tnd• • n.t•••"-tlbe .... ClcioCI pb0c1e ~olce, >,40I081rcb.5td0t wlunalllllt ,. DAJLYPUDr ~ ctWn~Call~7m ~Bearb D:MUNI 817-41GOf'lt•l IDVJC'EDIREOTOJtY i -,:; · ..l-=; 1 ~ ·-J , CalHor APPtt Dtab 'a .,. f°Alual Opf!r &mpioyr.r .... __ , 11,lll llll*tf .. £ ... WMl AM _ \;aPICI~ - old. llalf price 642-0874 $100. Tables. 644-5569 ..... . ---. . -- • ~/. _. ..,.. .=o ... ....... -..... _ f ....... ~ ... _, -----.-•. ,, . ., . I i ( + I ~ ' -MH I 1w IOIO s,11tliwg.... 1094 IMh.h:_.,. 90.0 lotlh. Sall 90,.60 MotorHonws. Sale/ -9•••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••• .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• Rent/Storage f 160 T1tnn1•1 Club Me m · SKI BOOTS. Lanie to~ , ••••••••••••••••••••••• benhlp $2$0. Newport w. s buckle new cond. lSJI &mfbr H :'~[Ir. XJnt. Rent a 1977 Ex<'utive Beocb.CAU832-G08 $40.5'1-71•7 i.acn iceal""""' Motorbome or Mini· 898·5417 motorhome from Herb Landscaper Special, am .308 cal. Ruaslan rifle SEA RAY loah, su-1 Friedlander. Call any or • leau1 .... Sta•-must sell w /51) rounda ammo. $75. ...~L-r-9070 these numbers l~piDJl""';quip. Also 642·~ 30' Sport Fl..... ..=.!':••••••••••••••• 198-6777 accounts, perfect ror Surfboard. 6 moe old St· Outri1een-VHFrad.io NEED SLIP for new 35• 517-7777 ist~rter business, Call ioier,6'8". SSS. Baittank-deP'hsounder aailboat. Mr Whlte 82Mll8 tSSO ........................ COSTAMISA AMC-J&I ..... c •. FREE Sundey, March s. 1978 DAil V PILOT DJ f v-9570 ....._ f .. 1rhd Autos. IMported ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• '00 Ford Cbauteau Van. Gtnt.. 9701 C.,. 9715 Seats, auxllary tank. 8· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• trk, immac. S2100. "TlSubo.ru, $250, nda body '17Cnprl4spd.8cyl.. Llkt! 494-6611 writ, good e n a. "73 new. 6,200 miles. Wmt) AlrC••h .. r •57 Cbev ~ T panel Al Mazda, SlSOO/bst ofr, SU75. 7~1206 on new urn•t978Jeeps. ........ · . · good cood. 673·5284 Does not l n ~I u d e ""'4.1 •. etc. eng work wk. e\'S/Wknds '72 CAPll Mike, 49Mi89s 8.33-2105 and Much more S7>l393 Hi 0..0 loat •• o..tr!! d•A·Bed, lg Germ • s+.e, l"t.r-'• $1.MN!lal Price Wagoncer IJmited CJS or ~firm. 548-397S 4 spd .. factory air cond . MotorHonw Rental .. CJ7. Offer good only on '72 Ford window V on Alfa~ 9705 VS. AM/Fal cassett(', Slip needed for 27 ' l81/2to32' factory air equipped A/C, radio, tape. Xlnl ••••••••••••••••••••••• slldlqsunroor. (#lUl62) wall unit, elec. equip,. lcr 8095 r-- TV'a, radios, CB'a, ••••••••••••••••••••••• $38 9 O • stereos, \rldeotape r e-Refrie. rotaUng clliplay • 5 • aallboat, llve.aboard . FullyseUcootained vehlcles... Offer eQires oond $2900~S8 *AUAROMEO* OHLYSZJ99 Respon. adlt. will help ResttVe now for Marthl'l, 1978. . . . . '78Spldera are here! corder. 55&-8128 2'9 W Ake cue f151), 6ft Pastry dis· HARRISON'S -~~----p1ay·e~ f10&.·*.(l.R, ---sta·RAT -· U i ·t c cash register $300. 5ft n verst y A .• mem· Dry Goods display case 3101CoutHwy,N.B. berahip. $250. Call $lOO. All four pieces 631·2547 640-7612 weekday1. *"~. All in good condi· ~ --------Slip for 35-40' Sailboat. ensure secunty of pro-Holidays & weekends. OVBlSTOCIED AMfoa W_... 9590 A rew '77s left at fuc~ory perty. 557-2691 REGENCY MOTOR ~ llltlP. ••••••••••••~•••••••••• reduced prices. Lease Boe'ti50Cl<'W, l'TO ""per -·-HC:ff!RSN'l'-~:.i -_ .. _u .. u .. n . .r~ Wl\ltflWrlUY iltt.di~-~,..,,... month. Water & elec. 9'l5N.HarborBlvd,S.A. 549-8023 YOURDATSUH IEACH1MPOITS S'lS..5954 **531·2503* * 2524 'HARBOR BLVD. PAJD FOR OR NOT 848 .. 00VESTREET FOR RENT 20' Mtr Home COSTA MESA TOP DOLi.AR <.Near MacArthur Blvd. ~-,..~ lllll 1'1 Ul:AOI Hl \ID liUN TIP\i(,TON BEACt1 84? nu: s.io u.1J? BARWICK DATSUN Xlnt cond. 2 Presa back Uon. Must sell fast. new PennYan 22• full Inboard, 'temporary to June 30, chn f75 ea. 9xl2 ltaliln equip. arriving soon. Call fully equipped. MUST 1978 11th & Bay Ave. rug $SO. 2 stereo 11pkrs SSO German Home ·Bakery, 546-060! ea. Antique trunk $25. 675-9693 between Sam SELL! 213/431-6835 --------- completely cquipp'd, Jeep 1975 CJ5, v.s. lo mi, FOR TOP CARS :J~~~t98~~~ very clean. 673·5l33 JOO. of extras. Xlnt run· 752-0900 Datt. n1ng C'ond. Call evs, ••••••• .. •••••••••••••• 9720 Weber kettle BBQ $30. andllpm. '73 25' Bellboy. F /B, Llunp, hi·chr, playpen. TY, Radio. galley, head, 225 OMC loafs. SpHCf & 64<M38S HIR, Steno 8091 eng, must sell. 837-0751) Sid 9080 Tennis membership ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• avail. Mesa Verde Coun-25" RCA Color TV. 1 yr. loafs. Sail 9060 BOAT SLIPS tryClub.5S2-4llO warranty $148. For ••••••••••••••••••••••• & IOATS S It W t A . serv lee also 642·5340 FUJI.YAMAHA. • a a er quarium, c M Dr.'"' RIIS b eaut. 26 gal. New -·-·-------~'"" w /everything. $125. S""'cial Sale! Y!ic~t Brokerag~ 642-5449 19"'(:;lor TV $150. 25" Llstings Wanted. Avail al beauurul Lake Perns Marina, for re- ser v a l ions call Don Moore (714) 657-4115 Lifetime Tiffany's Dis<'o Color TV $185. 11" Color Southwnhnt Membership. Will sell TV S150. AU Wright TV Yocht Sain Tr•upcriatiott below current cost. Call 646-1786 843 N. 19th St. 2616 NewPort Blvd. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 673-7349 art 5pm. CM NewPort Beach ~.Sm/ (714) 673·9211 Rent 9120 Din'g rm set, Washer & Dok.order 4·lrk tape deck. . . ••••••••••••••••••••••• dryer, Beds. Chairs. Llke new. $350 or best of· 14 Ho.~:e, ~d cood w/trlr, •75 GMC camper van, Studio couch & pots for rer. 5'8·5210 evs/wknds. new Jtb sa:l to make you loaded xlnt condition C-Omiogstove.536-3625 the fastest around. $850. $7995'. 497 -17S9. o; ~~nt • &46-569G 49tl-1497 after 6. Zebra SkJn $430. ...,...r·- 631-3274 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hobie 16 SI275. '67 WOODLIN ED 8' full •-PRESENTS • MWW...., lY"a GYPSY ,.,M ... .._._ Hatflloww • f.% • .,... • Dofpltill • Sh .. s • SldMlt. ToptoTn.eb ,_ Heo1cf: 1'" s BILL MAXEY TOYOTA 18181 lf'achll•d. !41 l ~S\ HUNTINC.TOH llACH ----------1Gefttrd 90 I 0 Must sell call Bob cab over camper . 11 pc din'g set, Armoire, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 955-1097 C h emic a I to i I e t & 1--------- chests or drwrs, desk, Sabot 8' rowing dinghy camper jacks. Sips 5. '75 Vog u e 29' full y elect merry-go-round, with oars. $150. •73 Columbia 34' $600. or best orr. Call: equipped w/xtras, 23,000 tbls, youth bed, rocker, 759-936'1 Like nu cond. Dix custom 545-4100 art 6PM mi, $23,500. 957·0727 or chandelier, antique love , . inter, 7' headroom main 646-3648 seat & 2 chrs, paUo set. 9 SKIFF, could sat!, $150. salon, diesel auxl. auto '73 Ford Van 43,500 mi's •---,------ studio bed, boat, misc 3 5 Sears motor, xlnl pilot, dingy, furl j:b, ex-xl.nt cond, 302 VS. 3-spd. 76 Pace Arrow 2712 '. Lo 101 Via Lldo Soud, Lido cond. S7S. 548-2826 lras. Sac $28,500. PP. Ph P/S, P/B, AM radio. RV mi. Rear bath. Loadt.>d. ~ ... 111 Ju.ti• t .qu ... 11 .1110 8 3 1-1375 4 93.3375 754'.66119 '73 Berllna, xlnt cond, re· Dodge '77 Ramcbarger 7M mi. 50,000 warr. Loaded. Mus t see. 493-~ '60 Ford l/4 T 4X4 $795. 673-415' T.-.ctu 9560 ....................... '63 lntern'I PU. Short box, whl ~poke whls. lrg knob- bu~s. 4-cyl eng. Ofr. 979-0183 or 754-0146 67 t-'-100, AM/FM c:lSl.cttc. CB, dual tanks. :.hell, $1850. 840-4267 1970 El Camino. Auto. power steenng, VS, new rad111l tires, aluminum mags, rear air shocks, camper shell, AM/FM stereo. 8 t rk. $2500. 548-115-1 '72 Chevy PU, long bed, heavy duty, h Ton. 4 Speed. 350 VS. 52500. 548·1154 days; 557-4305 ('\'l'!> WE BUY CLIAHCAIS &11tUCkS CONNELL CHEVROLET 2828 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA 546-1200 WEPAYTOPDOLLAR FOR TOP USED CARS FOREIGN, DOMESTIC or CLASSICS Ir your car is extra clean see us flrst. IAUIRIUICK 2925Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa 979-2500 TOP DOI.UR ·PAID FOR CLEAN cenUy reblt eng, $2900 or oCfer. 493-7484 9707 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '72 lOOLS, auto, 4-dr sedan. Clean. Vr:ry gd cond. $1950. 559-~ IMVt 9712 ······················~ 1978 BMW's HERE NOW! COMPLETE IODYSHOP HOWOPEH UCB.LDIT SB.ECTIOH OF IMW RESALES •DRIYEA* *LITILL* SAVE A LOT SHOP &COMPARE BARWICK DATSUt' ".:II J •••• n t q 1 I 1 B31 -137S 493-3375 19740ATSUM · 1210COUPE Automatic trans. with air conditioning. (~ff). $3188 Plus Tax & Llceru.e Nabers Cadillac. 2600 H.1rhor Blvt.I. Cnsl.i M.:)J 540·9100 lsle.673-7677 42• HATIERAS (714)531-3535 inter. dinette. seats 6, 646-764_9 ______ ,72 Courit:!r. Gd cond, IMPORT CARS AU MODELS We may h.noe your next car in our inftntory. Call us today! The 781 Are...,... All models & colors. 1.....ctiate Delinty Today! ,_a_l_l_·2_o_4_o_4_9_M __ 9_49_, Last chance for fantaslac sips 4• sink, 16 gal H20 25• 1975 So th · d Dod l II $1 100 C II Rabbit hutch $40/bst or. Sport Fisher Convertible Lldo 14. #4021, like new, tank, 75 lb icebox. porta-u w:n ge mus se . . a fer. Wardrobe. wood. Twn d1esls·Cru at 17kts. full radng gear. dolly, potty, shag crpt, cur-440. Rear ba. 8 trk. <'rws e 673-5097 _______ , &lS-8434 Transpac 645-0222 Sl750.6'5-1870or642-5380 tams, xtra ! stor age, <'Ontr. Ge.n. Roor air, '71 Chevy, $1500. 307. Wht Oak b oo k case class l trlr hitch, wired ?cu.ft.refn,g. roof rack& headers. s tereo. Afl 5 90"x94' ....... 1·n 3 sect. DIRT CHEAP! s··N1 EWHUNT, trESlR025995 ror towin g. $3795: ladder. 14 _Instant on. 493-8571, 7591087 TOI Lancer 25-Trlrable ai away w m • 759-5044, 54S-8768 etc. 16,000 miles. 531-5990 Mahog game/occ. tbl, H drm t _,_ 1 ~ Slip avail. Mariner •72 Datsun P .U., xlnt ant. Oat chr, whl oven. ea · e-·s ps.. Yachts 675-1393 Paneled lighted camper 1973 Dodge Mot.or Home, 00-6101 Transpac 645-0222 ahell f0r long bed P U 26', xtra sharp, fully cond, 34.000 orig mi's, nu WE Cruising-liveabds Santana 20' A, tr~r. race lnclds boot. $150 firm: equlp'd. Sll,500. Call a rt tires, P.P. S.?100. 839-5931 NEED HdUSe full or carpet. 140 Chris.JS' artcab-(2) V-8 ready, xtra sails etc. Call 545_6385 aft 6PM 5, 646-9203 Mr. Aust.Jn ,64 CHEVY :\4 T. PU Hvv yds at $3.51) yrd. Some 57000. 631-4933 . ~ c• I! ... ~ brandnew,xlntcond.1\Jl ~organ outisl~n~41 . wkdys,alldaySat. Avail.nowforEasterWk, duty, new eng under ~" 9358 Ericson Cru. 356 tncab Lido 14 $750. Sunfish 13! Motoriud lilt 9140 spring & summer vaca-warr. Camper special, USED CARS ~~attem. 642. • Transpac 645·0222 $395. 21' Sloop $350. Ski •••••••••••••:-'•••••••• tion & wknds. 22' deluxe ~ xtras $1500/ofr MOW ---------:loots, Marin• hull S95. ~1833552-8880 New Batav~ Mopt'd Black motor hme. fully i.H-------1 CALL GARTH 4K.ingTutti<'ket.s ~pntnt 9030 14' BLUE JAY. Eas t Low Mileage $375. Call cont., very rea_~ona.ble '72 Dodge'-' ton V-8. N\J 540-5630 646-5308 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Coast Cl . Ma· sail 96S-0863 rates, sips 4-6. Call (rin· pnt. ma~s. Xlnt cond. ~ ---------: .ass1~: in n:e 644-7099 or Don ki · ~ I ~'~~~-JAJ Used bricks 200 for $20. *ZODIAC & work1nfn Jib. All gd MotorcoJ!l:1/ 644-6643 As ·n.: ~200. 631-3073 Workbench S25. 15 Clay Port·A·Marine cond. Mov g, must sell. Sc 9150 ---------'77 Ch.vy S Callllno v 1 (G =• pots $5. PM494·8303 Inflatable Boats 559-4679 aft 4 pm . ••••••••••••••••••••••• Rec vehJC'les and boat Classic: 2626 HARBOR BLVD". 2 King Tut tickets March 6th. Trade ror any other day. 67~9250 29'lS College, C.M. SUZUKJ RM 370MX. ~ss ~.~~~5~~e for rent ln Auto. trans., air condj. ___ C_O_S_T:_A_M_E_S_A __ (714)540-2070 29' f G SLOOP than 5 hrs running lime. -------/ I t:orung, power steering, W£8UY GRAY MAllJHE Including 1 set or tie '74 motor hm, sips 6, self power disc. brnltes. Sharp &c classy, 6'3" downs, a ramp & a bike cont. air, power, many p 0 we r wind 0 w s, USED CARS! Mink coat: autumn haze, Tbe traditional heavy du-b d l bd tand -"" Call aft 4PM xtr -1 °"0 ., ft 5 · 1 W 're.,.. Cb l t ty, lightweight marine ea room , n eng. 15 • _,.,. as. ,,, ..,...,., a . whitewall tires, t ntad e u•e new evro e WANTED TO IUY Quality used BMWs. ROY CARVER IMW 1540Jamboree Road NEWPORT BEACH 640.6444 OltAHGE COUMTY'S OLDEST $ Sales-Service-Lensing RoyC.,.er,lnc. Rolls floyce BMW "40Jamboree NeWpOrt Beach 640-6444 CREVIER shawl collar, sL lgth. lg en'""" To 350 HP. Ge-~~67~p $22,900. Bkr. 751-3474. y--1•-Trani 9 J 70 glass, AM /FM cassette. dealership in the Irvine ~ 838-,.ss36 aft 6. P:"--.. ...,...~ On I y 14, 000 m i 1 es! Auto Center. -We need ----'--------• nu1ne new parts. TWo '77 Suzuk: 250 Th·••••••••••••••••••••••• Stk::11870. Like n e w. used ' o· Leather billfolds, moc· Authorized Distr: Bristol duros. $950 ea or best or-31• Airstream 1970 model. NewCarTrade·ln. your · car · I ST "HOAOWAY '• casslrui. hand-tooled & Services, Costa Mesa. 8' Oyer sailing dingy, fer. 642-0463 Good condition. By ap. $5699 JOE SAHTA AHA Jaced, $150.95 value, best (714)892-8541 cmpltew/ all equip, $245. '7lCTl & •73 DT3 Yamaha Pointment $6,900. Call MAC PHERSON 835·3171 oCr.631·9477,rm 105. N K ~15 &MHiOOGACter4 PM CHEVROLET ntEUU1111Ano11MMOMACH1H! Accord.iao w /case $75. e w 2 .W. Yanmar · Enduros, $275/$425 xlnt· Mnlcal diesel elec. planL Sl250. Willsbareuseof27'Soling dst/st494-5614 21AutoCenterOrive •USED IMWs• lmhuuanh 1083 Tom R iker Marine, day sailer for tie up. '77HONDACRl25 . ._.ust Trailers. Utility 9180 IRVINE '73Bavaria4spd494JFS, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 548-3561. 646-9277 "' '7320024spd 369KBV ------~--1 Sell! Modified for racing. ··~~··•••••••••••~••••• 7 68-7222 '752002A Ser.2236 savings 'On all remaining '77 models in stock. COSTA MESA DATSUN 2845HARBOR BLVD. 54M410 540.0213 1977 DATSUN 210% Only7282 miles! Factory air cond., stereo wit.ape. automatic, chrome wlrt! wheel covers-absolutely nearnew! (489RTS). Nabers: Cadillac 2600 H.irbor Blvd. Costa Mew 54().9H.l0 Electric guitar w /amp $150. X.Jnt cond. 549-9040 GRAYMARTNE WILDERHESS21 Raced twice. $575. Ph utility Traner, 6XS bed, '76530iA AlloyS452PQN ENGINES Fas~ mini·tonner by 964-1406 $22.S. Wanted '67·'69 V·28 '7620024.spdS/R220PQD j~~~~~~~~~ Used 162 & 91. Used 91, Chuck Burns, lst SCYA 840-3613 Camaro, built 427 or 396 '77320iAS/Rl77RSK 4 Piece Premier drum set 112 & 620 manifolds. Tom mid-winters, 2nd in No. '75 Yamaha Mono-shock, Auto S.-.ice, Parts w/4 spd. Good inter. Closed On c. • ..A.ws 1973 240Z, auto, A/C. w /Lu d w lg super Rlker Marine. 548-3561 Ca . No. mid·winters. less than 10 hrs since & Accessories 9400 '75 Toyota Long Bed, 4 Straight body & paint. ---r mags, $3900. 963-6521 sensitive snare, hi-hat. Co 1 r $7,400 base price. On dis· _n_e_w_._Oi_·1_._boo_ts_84_6-_7_6S_1_ ••••••••••••••••••••••• spd, new 1''70 t ires & Will pay $2000·$2500. Forced to sell one or the afters PM Zi ldj i an cymbals. mp etc set 0 blue c~n-play al Walker & Assoc .• 7 6 H 0 n d 3 5 5 0 cc J aguar parts, s hocks, cm pr s he ll, 962·7908 Jmest 1974 &varias on'·,7-4-260---Z-. _Xln_t_c_on_d-. -A-ir-. .. 497·3823 vas for LA PAZ 33, like NB.675-6433 W/Kerker exhaust & M" . k xtras,superbuy.546-0318 the coasL Prine. only. newtires mags AM/FM ---------1 new $150. (1) IS' rowing ---------: isc.Jun · Sll.L id.le items with a (213) S60·8549, (714) tape, tuned' eng' •. trans. Offi=itur• & d o r Y • $ 3 0 0. ( l > 20' Flying Dutc hman Harley Rear rim. Call 645-1143 '75 HancheroGT. Daily Pilot Classified Ad. '"'"3959 °" a:-.& nt 8085 F. be 1 d 551-4493 1 u..... • Lo mi. great deal! "''"'"" . ...,... 1 rg ass ingy $250. w/custm s ails & trlr, ---------~ rts all )ti d 1 every xtra. x nt, 00-567S. ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 644·9554or673-7727 $500 a•"-8825 pa • n s, ow $4200.631""793 ---------1r--: 9715 Cnll 644·5464. ft. ·.,.... um Honda Express. Xlnt p es. ----------...... • .,, Exec. desk $139. Dra mg cond. Bst orr. 646-2297 894-9404 ' . ~··•••••~•••••••••••••• '76 280Z, air, mags, tbl $75. Exec chr s . 20' Mako, late '76, Mere 18' Square Catamaran ln arter6 ---------1'7° Chevy, shortbed, 4 IsYourPtoleuion . 72 Capn, 4 apd, 4 cyl, AM/FM. xlot ~obd . $30-$69. Wood desks $75 175 OB, 100 hrs, fast. very good condition. wheel dr, nu AM/FM .HOME REPAIRS? good shape. Must sell. $6695.58&-0677 ea. Files $35·S85. VHF radio, outrigiers, 631-<8i7 '75Kawasakl900Mst sell AutosforSm stereo, CB• brand new Did you know ypu can $1200.(714)840-4197 Fluorescent lite fixtures, stereo. full canvas. bot · ---------th.is wknd. $1300. ••••••••••••••••• .. •••• Jack ma 0 whee 19 • place a classified ad in '73 Datsun PU. Air, cmpr, 4• footers $10. Work tbls tom paint, trlr, full rig 23' Aquarius, nu dlrdemo, 546·5092 ~/ F\reStoneUtes. 6'5·7898. the Daily Pilot Service CLEAN • '73 2000, A/C, xtras. $2200/bst ofr. $35-$60 6312777 roroffsborefish,3props, galley,head,aails,d l --------CJasslcs 9520 '72GMeJimmy,AM/FM, Diredory for a whole suorooC, nu steel belled 675-2816,646-1365 · · nu '78 battery, recent int .. fact. wxnty. List '75 Maico 400, all xtras ••••••••••••••••••••••• air, Ult-wheel. mooth for as Utile as radials, $2100. 546-97'5 Royal Elec typewriter, lune. $9500/offer. P.P. $9400 Now $6900. (213) $500. '77 YZ125D $600 .• 52 Chev 2 dr sed. Orig. 64.>'7898. $U2perclay1Formore '75Datsunwgn.Auto,xlnt never used due to death eves,675-4884 596-7434 548-6023 owner, A-l mecb, lo mi. information call Have something to sell? cond. $3300, 170-2467. in family. C<>11t $650. Will Aaltos .. 9100--------$1l50.645-073G 'S6GMC8'F1atbed 642:sa.,8 Classlfiedadsdoitwell. 642~ sac $250. 847"9360 ~':.~:."! ••••••• !~~! ~.-..-.-.· .. :."! •••••••••• ~':.~~•••••••!!~ -1950--~-Soto--.-ss-.-ooo--o-ri-g ~~~ ~~~ Autos. Hew 9100 Mtos. Hew HOO AMtot. Hew 9IOO Ans a phone by Di C· miles. beaut. cond. $1soo.1----------1••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• taphone. Voice activat· 752.2334 '71Cbevy ~T. P.U.,6-cyl, ed. phone co. appr'd. &tlc.k. Looks Uke 1 Yt' old, • 67S-05M REW ARD YOURSELF '47 Ford coupe. $1~. 546-2222 Original. Pvt Prty "Copy tnachine, comp'ct PREVIOUSLY OWNED' 67J.28llor646-7131 ~ T.'74 Cheyenne, 4-whl !.°!1gtitntps. !!!:.~!!722new1 • • 9550 drive V-8, camper. rblt __. ypt._..,.....,.. 4Whee1Dri•n eng., unlmtd xtras. a Bua1naa desks avail, MERCEDES ecN '8°%ar~:!t~~· C.ll t-I; Z Desk top copier. xlnt cond, juat right for a small Q(fc. Sl250. l week ' trial. 67Usll ,... 1017 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Huge while Easler Rab- bits ln lar1e wood cage $20.881-3274 Loved. ur9d fOI' qprl pluo. Xlrit coad. 644-1028 SDCSllLlrAYMIEMTS • '6 7 200 D •••••••••••••••••••• $4295 Wfllte and Blue (6526) I '7 6 240 D • ~ •••••••••••••••• S 11,500 Black with Red Interior. (8359) '75 280 Sedan •••••••••••••• $I 0,500 Deep Green. (6427) ·13 210 sE 4.5 •••••••••••••• sa.soo Ivory With ~Int.nor. (e 160) '73 450 SE •••••••••••••••• $10,900 Icon Gold. (8124) • 176 450 SL •••••••••••••••••• $18,950 Red Wfth Black lntefior. (833:=.;;t >.._ __ ~_,,,=-'f:ii ·14 ~so sa •••...•••.•••.•. Sl 3,5oo Belo• MetllUo (ec>seJ '73 280 Sedan •••••••••••••••• $7,999 u.. Q...n; "447) t • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~/bstoffer.493-3311 '74 Courier w/camper, $2099. Nancy. Dya BRAND NEW 1978CHEVY 1/iTONVAN __ _Nabers _ AUTOCIMTH Div. ofNabersCadlllac 1425 IAKH ST. ACROSS FROM FEDCO COSTA MESA 540-9109 ?1Dats.240Z Dark phantom blue. Automatic, air cond •. stereo. wire w~ cov ers, sJti rack & low au I es immaculate in & out' WSDAG). Priced lo sell al ONLYS3685 t .. ..,,.,.., II Mtrs \8Harbor. C.OSta Mesa ~2..07'5 ~ 11l8J5 BEACH B L VD HUNl ING TON Bt ACH 842· 778, -540-0442 72240% '72 240Z, some body work, $4000 . or besl offer. 552-7852 aft. 9pm Automatic, air cond1L1on· 1ng, malts. (11113071 L!175 710 sta wgn. Like nu, lo mileage. air. mags ~. Evs 493·5329 '73240Z. Lo mi, good cond. $5000/best ofr. Call aft 6, b'7~5755 833-1300 OMLY S3895 076 HOMDA CIVIC Beauuful car , luggage rack. 5 spd .. radio. rear window defogger lop. (;:111128) OMLY $3199 Autos.Hew 980 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • '1 4 Jensen H~aly AND NOW YOU CAN BEAT THE PRICE INCREASE! Wf HA YE SfVfllAL llAHO M1W '71 GLC1 IH STOCK AT n41 OU) P'llCES 2150 HARIORaVD. COSTA MESA 645-6700 Mustard w/tan intenor. 38M. F.xception:il t·ond1 uon and care $5,500 1213 l 831-25!13 l<crmam Ghia 9735 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '73 Karmann Chiu. 34K mi. immac . radials. auto. S37501 orrcr. 752· l 775 dys '752 27:1fi eves Lotus 9737 ....................•.• 1977LOTUS SPRIHT Complete with air cond .. S speed. stereo & pwr. wirldowll. Has-low miles. (3-IU.5 P1: I 1972LOTUS EUROPA In immaculate cond1t1on with AM FM :,t crco. pwr window:. &. \ ur~ . \'cry low m1l cl'. t852GXC> MISS ION VIEJO IMPOllTS .. ·'· ...... . •• '0• ............ . 831 1148 495.1104 Autos, Mew 9100 A.utos, M•w 9800 Autos. Hew 00 ·73 280 S I:: 4 5 J\ real heauly. ::.olt lthr int. snrr & all options Ownr ha-. tJkl'll xlnt l'arc of car $8-150 &14 s 180 '70 -911T. must sell. must L<r17 Cotona Wagon. 5 spd, sectoapprel'. Makeorrer air . i\:\I FM l'asseltl' 52-i·~fl 5P~1 Xlnl cond 6411 0-13--1 '72914. cxt•cll. l'ond S1!WO. Ui3·0S.18 or fi.J0· 17 5 7 ·77 Toyota L1£tback Sll5. 11.ooi1 011 S4 toO c.111 Kall' 8!l3·!Jl2R t!'f~., 2025 S. M anchester Anaheim 750-2011 *ALLEN* CADILLAC RESALES SEVILLES 1976-1977·1978 TWENTY TO CHOOSE FtlOM All eqwpped with full power, air eond .. stereo tape, crwse control. lilt wheel·some with cloth in· tenor, some with le:ither int e r ior & so m e moonroofS. Choice or :.ill colon.. (004ROHJ. SALE PRICED FOR MARCH Nabers AUTO CENTER Div or Nabers cadiUae I 425 IAKEI ST. ACROSS FROM FEDCO COSTA MESA 540-9109 BRAND NEW 1978 CAMARO $87 .57 '5!1 MHZ l!.10 •1 dr sedan. fully n..'i.lorcd. hkl· nu . ~lust :-.cll . $3250. C;.il 1 '72 911-T Fresh en~ Nu Boli. !1$5·1097 radials. J\M -F.M. ~11\er hlk, S·gau~es . alloys S7200. 645-078.'i ·73 Cdil'~' J\1C. t·a:.:.. I 'W:!t>IGL. pwrstecr/ win sµd. radial lire:.. xlnt dows. air. leather seal-.. l'Ond $2275 040-174!.I AM/FM. SUD roof. clean. *ALLEN* Plus Tax 42 month open end lease. Tot.al down-$304.14; Cap cost -$4987 .54 ; Buy back·$3000.00; total pay-'i3 '150SE. 57,000 011, beaut t•ond .. whllblu inl .. all optionc;. 837·7R2:i '7:l Porsche 914 1.7. Air. 46M mi. loaded . Xlnt '77 Cch('a, air. AM FM. 4.i.,pd, 7500 m1 8..17 ti696 S6750. '7f.i Volvo 265 GL, ~T steer. air, AM/FM, cleun. nu tires. $6750. 837-7333 dys. 955-1636 Olds/C:id1llac /GMC S.D. Frwy .. Avery 1-:xit ~GONA NIGUEL (7141495-6430 m c n l s p l u s ltcense·$063.04 plus lax; on approved credit. " Automatic trans., power steering. ttnted"-glass. power brakes, AM radJo • &w/s/wtires. (561036). '71i JOOD, !-unroof. :,lcreo. metallic paint. xlnt cond. Best offer over Sll.000. 9fi2 0976 ____._~--,...---- Cadillacs to Go-Carts Whatever the !''ad Roll 'em off the market With a Class1r1ed Ad Ca II Now! 642-5678 ... OTICE how Daily Pilot Class- ified ads display their messages w1lh legibility and impact'! Our ads, we arc proud to say. really get results . Pho ne 642-5678. 9800 rnnd. Makeofr. 675 1354 ·52 356·B X-tra. cJeao Nu Tritnph 9767 l'n~, chrome rims. S.5500 ••••••••••••••• •••••••• 080548-3874.646·6440 1975 Triumph S plt- ,,,74 Porsche 914. 2.0 . f ire-20.000 mile s. -13,()(Xl m1. Silver blk. B."t ,\~1 FM '-lt're<> taµc & m ofr.540-6789aft6 c'c cllcnl l'ond1t1o n ---- -~ ml'l'han1l'all\', 1n!-1dl' & 'ii 'i 924 Porsche. out $3,JIM) bll 5 Uj5l63 hurgand y, LOADf:D! .irtcrhpm SI 100 or be~l 759-1336 NB 2 Triumph 0!., 'f.ill TR I\ ----IRS. i.tood t•ond Sll75 '67 • ·72 BLACK TARGA Sp1tf1re. mt-. rt•bhlm~ & !JUT. 5-sp. alloys. like restonnj!. S200 in nu prh. new.S8500'?67:;-7009 S:l.50 i\tu!-t!.I 960 liOh!l Rencailt 9755 "i-1 TH6. AM FM ca~..,. 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• tops, very clean. 48.000 rru. 673·15.56 l'Vt:S ------- 'tl8 V1llvo t42. auto. ~ir. Al\ttFM stereo cassette. new tires & brks. or1i: owner, xlnt $1,45'0. t>l{).!!"..56 'i-1 ll>-IE 4·dr sedan. only 3.'i.000 m1 's. l ownr. 'cry dc:in ,\ulo. A:\f F~t ~lu:-.t -.ell . tor lo bb. $4175 or hcst ofr Cao Lakl' trad~·1n . 673-2549 IJJttypl bl t22S. !'\u wht pnl. l1n•;o, H:\1 m1 on completely rblt cng. Gd ml. Over S1700 m rttpts. Must sell. Reas. 960·3096 1975 CADILLAC B.DORADO With astro roof, till wheel. c rul11e control, AM/FM stereo tape, s plit leather seat:., Cabnolet top·All Black. (746NMK >. ONLY$6899 Plus Tax & Licenst> CONNELL CHEVROLET 2828 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA 546-1200 Nabers '68Camaro. PS. PB, com- p! reblt mech. 327 motor. AUTO CENTER turbo 350. i2 \'olt posi. Div. of Nabers Cadillac 3.73, m:if.!S, tires, Recaro 1425 IA.KU ST. seaLo;, needs minor body ACROSS FROM FEDCO ;;;~7 Asking $l800. TEST DRIVE OUR 0 LECAR OFTHEYEAR0 COSTA MESA 'i6 TR Spitfire. Mint cond. Autos, Hew 9800 54 9 9 Autos, Mew 9100 N f! w l> r k !'. • r· ~ d 1 <• I !') • • • • • ••• • • •. • • • •• •• • •• •. __ _;;_...;....:.0-__::.....:1...::0:...=..__ • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • ••••• • • Good inventory In slO<'k. Hurry while they lasl ! MIRACLE MAZDA/RENAULT 2150 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA 645-5700 9756 #l DEALER IN U.S.A. ROY Kon i . s. I\ M I J\ I" M ... ---------------------------· S39001 bst ofr. 581 rn138 '74 Spitr1rt> 1500ct'. y~llow. tonncau cover lo m1 's, xlnt con(!, S2600. 640-8268 V olksWOCJtft 9 77 0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WEIUY &SELL VOLKSWAGENS Lar~estSelection In The Area !!! SHOP & COMP ARE ·~uys~u lllt W• Feel n.s..,. the LOWEST PRICED FIATS IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA OVER INVOICE fRR CARVER r ROLLS·ROYCE l,_Jam-tt P*w-'8Htll \'----'M(>.6444 WEST GERMAN IMPORTS 1985 Harbor Blvd .. C.M. 714/645-6120 ATDICK MILLER MOTORS THE Volume FIAT DEALER C\OSED SUNDAY_s __ '68 Bug. reblt ehg .. nu int .. XLNT BUY pnt, AM/FM cass .. Sl!n· Sharp '66 Silver Shadow. roof. Gd cond. $1200. white. R.R.-Right hand 1_63_1_-4_923 ______ -l dr. Xlnt cond. $14.900. '76 VW W t h 1. L'k Call Patrick, 552-4414 . es P a 1a. 1 c nu, ong ownr . Must see 9760 toapprec. $4950. 586·4.245 ••••••••••••••••••••••• S ...... 1 '72 VW Cam per. x lnl * -* cond, $2900. 960-4090 1978 Sa abs from $5995. 213/860-71 ll ext 244 (9651>. Lease dealer1----------1 direct. '68 VW SQUAREBACK, We are now taking re· must sell. best offer. servations for the ''turbo Eves: MS-7526 car"' -IEA<;H IMPOERTS v~~n~~~~:re:f}~~: 848 DOVE STR ET '67~ 1503 (Near MacArthur Blvd. •---------• .&Jamboree Road). 72 VW 411, auto. air, good . NEWPORT BEACH cond. $1700. 1s1.o-.oo !JU.4908 ~ 9762 'n411Wfnauto.AM/FM, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Jilver/blk int. Xlnt. ~BRATS~ 4X4 AllMOdel1 $1800/81\ ofr. 642·29'711 '76VW UlllT 4 fpeed, air condlUoning, .ui/FM. (~11531) 4M&.Y$ll9t ~~· \ ~ ~ ~ ~ I ' • I • ., , H f4 ·~ , ,/, I\ r f\ t' ,., . ' I I . LEASE YOURS TODAY AND SAVE Offer Good Thru Sunday 3-6-78 BRAND NEW 1978 FIAT 128 LEASE A 2 DOOi SEDAN · ($6r. #75380 LIASI SPICW. +Tu 3'mc&...,._._.°" ~ c!'llOlt Oto. Ccllt U.00. ~ 117"10), TOlllot,.,..,.._ 92103 44. Taul On.. U47.11. THIS WEEK'S SP EC IALS 76LANCIA t4'USTA Tl WAM>M 5 speed. factory air. power steefino. power wlndoyts. AM/FM stereo radio. Near new. 10.000 mllea. SQ.ecial sale price . (972TJA). $L4DI~~.,...,~ 76LAHClA SCOllPtOM 5 u>eod. oower wfndows. AM /FM stereo radio. leatri.r, mint coodltion, 9,940 mlles. (392SOK) 768MW J002COUfl .. speed, st9"IO rwdio,. one o wner. 29.000 miles (832PHNJ r l I I I • ...... UMd ..... u.. Alltol.UiH Mtot.UNCI Mtot.UNd DAlLYPllOT DJI ~ ·········-.. ·••••···· .............................. 11.............. ....................... ..............•........ . C • 9917 arpa.r ttJl r.r4 tt40 Mlfqry t950 Cldl tcble 9915 ~New tlOO ........... ......Mew tlOO ........... 9'°' ....................... ....................... ....................... ............•.......... ....................... . ...................... ······•········•······ ............................................ . 1 n4 c~ 191SCbry1lerNewm1Graoada,2 dr, O~GEOO~Y~ '71~~~s~uoo •••••~••••••-~~~~-~~~~~~~~---~~~E nu ' Yorker, 2 dr bard t.op, 1 AM/FM I trk, lo ml, COD· NEWEST Wagon, Im.mac. l Owner, CAMAIO owner, full pwr, air, xlnt ·1ole aut~L vlnyl top, LINOOLN·MERCURY auto, air, many xtras. Automatic, pwr. steer· cond. flOO or bat ofr. custom wrwi-. $4200/Beat DealcrsbipisnowOPEN $1525.540-9030aft5PM !.'1!~r~<::;ic\):-0~ ~19 847.-: RAYFLADHOE 19740LDsMOBILE SHARP CAR! i1Lri> Brouabam,429cu lJNCOLN·MERCURY CUTLASS $3995 Calk .. tal 9930 ln, full power, new tires, l&-lBAutoCenterDr. HARDTOPCOUPE ••••••••••••••••••••••• AM/FM atereo, full tow· SDFwy-Lake Forest exit Leu than 4&,000 miles, COHHB.L '75 Marklv allpwritems log pkg w/easy llfl. IRVJNE very clean, n ever CHEVROLET cnd.se, AM/FM stereo.' Sl395.846-8575 130.7000 damaated. Original 2828Harbor e1vd. whale, PP. ~'1800. a..s owner. Factory air, good COSTA M~A M-F 'Ttt.--TD Brgbm 4dr hrdtp. '72 Mere Marquis, 9 pass tires, power steering and ..l.•6-1..2"" Clean, all xtras. Gd cond. wgn. 429 eog. Loaded! brakes, AM/FM radio, -· ----" -ynz ~or'2e!IU>f -~ ~ .Jlb'44~-vieylroo! $3 >00. _,,. _ •'76 Camaro. 21,000 ml. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •75 FOllD •73 MAR9UIS 644-0468 ~i:c::ed. est ofr. •CORVETI'ES LTD4DO~ HOUGHAM '64 Olda 98. Xlot cond. I 978s V8. auto trana, atr cond, 4 dr factory air condi· $900/bst ofr. Call 675-9152 -=,.dnt 9920 power steering, power • . an. 7pm __... -NtCESELECTlONI brakes vinyl roof tionl.nl. power wmdows, ---=--·-----••••••••••••••••••••••• • · po als AM /FM HOWARD Chenolet <862LXZ> wer se • '72 Toronado Brougham, 76Capri U, V6. Xlntcond. DOVE&QUAILSTS. •SJJSO stereo, viny l roof. loaded, good cond, $IMO. $3800. Call mornings. <Near MacArthur, Jam· 540 5830 Llc.#655.JEV. 499-2247,493-5645 848-~ bocee & Bristol> • •$2444 NEWPORT BEACH 540·5630 '70 Olds, 9 pass. wgn, tUDI it-~·'/-." gd. gd cood. $S25 or offer . ., +l cau Bill sa1 -2267. it-! 1978 Mew Corvette 2626 HARBOR BLVD. . '72 Old.a Vista Cruiser it-Immediate delivery, buy COSTA MESA 2628 HARBOR BLVD: Wgn. Su~or cood, ld>lt it · · or lease <~> "Second LocaUon" COSTA MESA cog, 1 owner. Loaded & ,._ •. :-AMERICAN CAR PLAN 600 W. Coast Hwy. .. .. ~ ... Location" priced below blue tik. • ·r--(714)751-8910 Newport Beach GOOW:"Coast Hwy. SU75. Ph.GM250 : , '65 FORD LTD. Good Newport Beach '73 Royale, very good _. ;~ : '75 auto, full power •. air •. T· transportation $400/bsl 76 MEllCURY cood. $900+sm. pymt.. • .. ..-Jt ~d~~·~~~ rrunt o<r.645-lOSJ IOICATWAGOH S5'7·2'183 ROGER MILLER SAYS '70 LTD Stn Wgn, nu tires, 4 cyl 4 speed radio '73TorooaQo, lo miles xlnt • · Cougar 9933 good mechanical, $850. be ~ (138PCD>' c:ood. · 'Low Overt.NCI ••••••••••••••••••••••• Day: 644-6SOO, N Ile : a · $2795 · &11-1484 Me.. Low Prius" 1967 MERCURY 644-73216 54o-583o 9957 494-f Ill 546-9967 "CARCOOFTHUGEAYREAR" Liftcolft 9945 ~•••••••••••••••••• '72 Station Wgn, 4-apd, VS. automatic, alr cond., ••••••••••••••••••••••• rebll eng., gd cond. pwr. steering & brakes. 1976 LINCOLN 2626 HARBOR BLVD. $800/bst oCr. 4&4·6622, vinyl wp. Michelin tires· TOWN SB>AH COSTA MESA ~l .FLAWLESS! <ULZ455>. Luxurious! With leather "hcond Locetlon" _'77_P_INTO--RUN_A_B_O_UT_, ONLY$2199 interior,tape,cruisecon· 600W.CoastHwy. 4-sp, alr, P /S, P /B, Plus Tax & License trol, padded top & all the Newport Be•ch radio, sway bars, Railey Nabe deluxe ext ras! -PX · rs G, lo mi's, Al cond. <SMNXG>. 73MBCUIY Pvt.~aft 6. $7988 COLOMY PAU '71Pinto2 Dr. New paint. PlusTu&Li~ VI, air cond. power mags, radio, vyl top. 1970 Impala 4·dr, new AUTO CENTER radials, air, P /S, radio, Div. of Nabers Cadillac· Rwls strong. Best offer I 425 IAkB ST. _lak_es_._645_·4_707 ____ 1 ACRO~ FROM FEDCO steering, power brakes. SB50. Pb 6'2"8619 power windows, power -------- seats. AM /FM radio. 1972 Pinto Squire Station 1977CHEVY CAPRICE CLASSIC 4 DOOR (7) To Choose From Autom'atic trans , air cond., power steering, power brakes. two-tone paint, tilt wheel & power windows. (lS6RLE). $5695 CONNELL CHEVROLET 2828 llarbor Blvd. COSTA MESA 546-1200 COSTAMISA 540.9109 73 XR7 COHVT. Nabers Cadillac (191JEYO> Wagon. Good cond. •$2195 494-7735 54().5630 '76 Pinto Runabout, VB, auto. traM., power 2600 H,1rhor Blvd. loaded, runs great, au, 1011 \'so\' & so" • LINCOLN MERCURY steering, power brake5, Cn~tJ Ml~.t 540·9 I 00 497-2531 eves/wknds bucket seat.a, AM/FM .!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!J 2626 HARBOR BLVD. Ptl,•autft 9960 stereo. With only 40,000 rmles. Uc.J,471PQV 75 MAJt1C IV COSTA MESA ••••••••••••••••••••••• 540 •S4_5550 Full power, split leather , "S.COnd Location" 1974 Ply. Satellite St.a. 5631 AM/FM stereo, vinyl 600 W. Coast Hwy. Wag. 9 pass., P/S, P/B, roof. Lic.#~MXl Newport Beach Air, Gd. tires, trans. Cooler. air s hocks, •U777 trailer hitch, CB Radio 540-5630 '74 Mont.ego Wgn. ·Must 2626 HARBOR BLVD. sell. Full power. Ud incl. Good Cond. Sl.800. Cond. $1900 /bst orr. 921S.Orange,S.A. COSTA MESA "Second Loutlon" 751-2190 '68 Wagon, good running 600 W. Coast Hwy. 2626 HARBOR BLVD. '70 Marquis Brougham, condil10l1. Asking S47s. IOll~SO\' & so~ • LINCOLN·MERCURY Newport Beach COSTA MESA P /S, P /B, radials, ·air, Call642-0386arter5PM MUST SELL •74 "Second location" BeautS895.P.P.54&-0856 Monte Carlo. S2800 firm. Dodge 9935 600 W. Coast Hwy. 75PLYMOUTH Burgundy, 44 ,000 mi. ....................... Newport Beach Mad 9952 :!!fa;hls, xlnt cond. '74 Dart. 4-dr, perf. cond.. •74 LIHCOLH ::.:':'!! .............. . std trans, uses re( _Bas, Sm.AM "67 Must.a '68 El Carruno, 327 Vette b&toCr. 551-4468 Full power, vinyl roof, Headers; Air snoclcs, eng., Cood int. nds body f doo 619 v · leather int, wheel covers. tape deck. StOOO. work. 846-2995 Dart our r · 8 air cond. Low miles one (fi66KJC). · 498-0322 DUST& 6 cyl, auto lrans, radio, heate r, Landau lop. (568NDP). •.$1j50 540-5630 1011 \'SO\',\ SO\' • LINCOLN·MERCUR• ' A DEAL YOU CAN'T owner~ ~u~ '71 Futt4ck, lood concl., REF1JSEI 1978 caprice orig. ownr, lo miles. 2626 HARBOR BLVD. Cl&silic Wacoo, spectally 1974 Dodge Dart, 4 dr 673-9l83aft.5PM &wllnda cOsrA MESA orcrered. Full pwr, air, custom, xlnt cond. $2250. . low, low miles. Call for PP. 644-6248 74 M~ I!: 2.3, aulo, ''Second Location" detalla & savings. (213> Dodge Swinger 1972 2626 HARBOR 8LVO. alr,loml, Ritt. 600 W. Coast Hwy. 434-014.lor (714) 751·8226 clean, PS. PB, good COSTA MESA 546-1960 • Newport Beach .JOHNSON le SON SALE~ ~.;1977 stt-MODElSI- TAKE YOUR CHOICE I • LlllCOLll-MERCIRY ·COUGAR-MONARCH COMET-BOBCAT SALE NOW IN PROGRESS BECAUSE OF RAIH WE ARE EXTEHDlt4G THIS SALE THRU 3.7.79 -----EXAMPLE--- .. -... -UNCOLH YEISAlu.E . lllAND HEW 5997700 13028 OUR LOWEST PRICES OF THE YEAR ON EVERY CAR IN STOCK! • •• AHD. OUR HIGHEST TRADE-INS OF THE YEAR! BRAND NEW • DEMOS • NEAR NEW! FIRST COME- nRST CHOICE 0....,. Comty's Oldest U.C• M11 ~ D ....... lp dOHRSON a SOM • LINCOLN MERCURY CO UGA R CAP RI DOZEHS TO CHOOSE nOM 1976 Moote Carlo. yellow llres. Call~ "Second Location" '65 Fastback. 4 speed, new POllHac 9965 wlwtlite landau top, air. Ford 9940 600 W. Coas t Hwy. rebulltenglne, solid rront ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2626 HARIOI ILVD. COSTA MESA PS PB ls 000 mi like New rt Beach alde, alr shocks. new '77 Grand Prix, W , drk ~40-56Jq ' • • • ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3098 new $&000. 493-7#1 ,74 UHCOLH clutch. $1200. 631· · green w /bucks kin Int, . US.Ca.cl Locatioll .. : ~ ,65 Conv 289 auto new AM/FM S trk, loaded. 'trt tmpala 2-dr. i owner. : PHIL COUPE paint top b;akes 'c1ean Best ofr over S4soo. 600 W. CC';>AST HWY •• NEWPORT IEACH ~good.~~ · L~G Futt~e~ vin~ root tbru~ut.'$2375.'P.P. ~l~~O dap, ~2-~3~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 645-9486 FORD leather power seats, 640-S824 _e_ves_. _......._. ~--- '73 El Ca · AM /FM s~reo, titt & . . ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ nuno. I ownr. speed control. (350LUV). • 6 8 M U S T A N G 67 Flreb1rd, really sharp. PIS. P /8, air, stereo, •$5395 Automatic, hardto p , A/T, A/C, P/B, P /S. Com,· ng In Ma re h tape, VS auto, lonn<>au, 540-5630 A I C ' r e b I l e n g . $975. 548-6728 xlnl cond, $2750. P. P. 53395 ' ·:~ S2695 ''e'' s3495 (473HH (35eNON .JE:.2 S2695 286NBN 4 4x4 JTOn (201JPQJ lt71 cttlY'f 1/a10MP.U. er=, "71 Poottac. luxury• Le lhns. lo ml, lmmac., $2500. 557-3196 . 11111 llH Wnl 9970 ••••••••••••••••••••••• That's pot.pour-rf : a cOnfused collectJon, a miscellaneous mixture, a hodgepodge. · Pilot Potpourri Is our way of ob1ervlng INTERNATIONAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING WEEK by extending savings of up to 50 percent. It's a good time to clean out and spruce up. MAR. 22 (Wed.) thru MAR. 25 (Sat.) • Have a GARAGE SALEI • Sell your extra PLANTS & GREENERY! • Get your neighbors together a have your own SWAP MEm t I Ade are Umlted to mf1eellaneoua merchandlM 'tor Hie onfyl I (No R811 EltM•) Wrtt• 1 word Heh •PIC•· mlnlfftum sin ad I• 3 Unea. THERE IS PLENTY OF TIME TO GET IT ALL.TOGETHER! I I . . Fin In the Handy order blank below -DO IT TODAY! ! I I 4 DAYS 36 11.00 $12.00 '· .. - EARLE IKE .JVST KEEPS lf~(t]CCIKTI ~@ Due To The Tremendous Success Of Last Week's Camper Shell Sale • "WE ARE DOING. IT AGAIN" FOR YOIJR SMALL TBVCK NEEDS SHORT BEDS LONG BEDS WITH THE PURCHASE .OF AMY MEW TRUCK IN OUR HUGE STOCK THIS I WEEK-END .·~~~ NEW '78 TOYOfA ~> LONG BED PICKUP 5 SPEED '77 VOLVO 264GL Beautiful metallic blue. steel sunroof. pinstripe, auto .. P.S :, P. B . Ser. #VC26465H 1-046288. WAS $10,917 IKE'S SALE PRICE s997a '75HOHDA 5 speed. AM radio, this week only. (207NJC.l. . '76VW I • llAlllT 4 speed.AM/FM 1tereo radio, sunroof. ·10 mlfeage. Extra nice car11 (273RRO). 53699 ... '71 VOLVO 142 SIDAH Auto. trans.. air condition- ing, AM/FM radio. heater. leather. Nice. nice car. (631KEM). 52999 '73VOLVO 145WA60tf Auto. trans.. air condition- ing. AM rldlQ. (&4GPKE)... '74 MGI IDSTH. 4 speed, AM/FM radio. Just right foJ the beach. (996KZTI. 53999 '76HOHDA CMC 4 speed. air conditlonl"O. AM/FM radio, heater. (839PKH). s1061'~: Total cash price including tax & license $4838.52. Deferred payment prioe 1s S6897.12 moludmg tax & hcense and ell cerfYU\9 charges tor 48 months on appro'lal of your good credit. Annual '77 VOLVO 264GLA percentage rate 11 84%. Ser. #RN28-129501 Auto .. P/S. P/B. A/C, blue metarnc · Beauty! VC26465H1-040791 · '74 DATSUN 1210 fASTIActC Auto. trans .• AM radio, heater, lo miles. See it to- day! (903MJM) WAS SI0,290 IKE'S SALE PRICE s957a '73VW swaanu AM/FM stereo radio, heater. A rare one! {862HXX). '72VW KAbW4MQHIA Radio. heater. Nice. nice car. Lo miles. (817EXM). 53199 saooDH. '77 VOLVO 264GLA Custom T-top, sunroof. P/S, P/B. auto., A /C. VC26465H1-046091 WAS $10,690 IKE'S ~SALE PRICE s9779 '67 VOLVO 144SIDAH · 4 speed. AM radio with 8 track. One of a kind. See ill 46.000 actual miles. (UOU914). SEE IT! '72VOLV0 WA60tf 4 speed, AM radio. ~ater. You'll like It. (862EMZ). '76 FIAT 124 SPIDER 5 speed. stereo radio, 8 track. mags. Just in time for Spnng. (326NJF). '72 VOLVQ WAt.OM 4 speed, air conditioning. AM radio with tape, heater, luggage rack. (878EYP). 53199 174 VOLVO 145WAGOtl . Auto. trans.. air condition- Ing. AM radio, luggage rack. (89~LJO). 53199 , Orange Coast FINAL ~ SPORTS PEANUTS. feai:urirtq "Good ol' Charbe8romn '' ~6cllt/tZ- NANCY SUNDAY, MMCM I 1971 ·LOCAL WANT ADS I WOOLP LIKE TO THANK !r~"T'l ... E\IER'/ONE FOR THIS FtNE 1;t::ftml~ 'TOU~ENT we MAO HE~ TODA'/,,rME FAN'S •• TME LINE JUP6ES ••• ANO, OF COURSE,. Tf.lE SALl Sfl~DS-! By Ernie Bushmiller I WANT THAT 1 CAN'T ---BL11 I'LL PAY ·you NEXT WEEK----I QUARTER YOU PAY YOU--- OWE ME I'M PROMISE BROKE--- .. . . : ": ~ .. ": . . . . ~IGl-l I) Ii'~ tt&rieN sa1Nfi -rM& ZNO Wl!AIC"E~T KIO IN ~CMOOL.···· ~ -.. .. . NE~T TIM& t~ YOU I L.&f T&R', t~ 601 NG 10 l'tAN'H :t 1.ove ~CAJCtNG iMAT ~KINNY Ll1TLE WR:ET!M { • I i 1-S' YOW DUT !! WHAT DO YOU THINK, I WON'T BUST IT! I DON.'T 6ARNEY? CAN YOU EVEN THINK I 'LL NEED TOOLS! --eusr rr OPEN ? LOOK, J WANT TO eE OKAY, OKAY ALONE AND QUIET ••. DON'T GET FOR TWENT'f MINUTES 50 TOUCHY! •.. 50 GET LOST! JI • HOW L..ONG HAVES YOLJ eee:N A SLJRGE!ON1 SMOCK? AH1 SlAT iHetca'~ 1-e~Ts~, w~o·~ .WIEAKEll: -rMAN I AM •• ! ....----------.~ -----------.-~.------.--. -... 1T·~ 8£CAlAff '/OLA. YOLA*'6E&.F Ai<£ WEAK1 PIAN'/ ANCJ A~~IO! YO~~ IT INAN ATTEMPT TO PJrOVE OTMl!lrWl~I! • • YOU ~NO LILI RELAX ... WHlt.:f I WORK! , \ K NOWING THAT RUSTY IS IN THE HOU5E ••• ~UT UNAWARE THAT 6ARNEY'5 WrTH HIM, SAM GAINS ENTRANCE THROUGH THE &ACK DOOR! -/lf'AO'-P , 11~ 1?3-t'< YOU'O MAY& A WIO&IC ~ELeGTION ..• STATION YOURSELF AT THE FRONT DOOR WHILE JOE AND I GO UPSTAIRS, CHARLEY! -. .. -. . . . . . . . . . . --::=:.· -----· ----- . : I ' z.ZZZZ,Zz (CJAWN!) eoq, I'U. 1ELl. 4A . .. · PR 1HE 11ME 1"E END OF lME OCOOOL QAC,.l ROUS AROU~D , I'M ~EAL.LQ BEAT I WHER~'s youR DIGNIT~ 'KAYO? WHAT SORT OFW012LI> WOULD IHIS 85 IF ~V~RY6NE PURSUED IHS ALMr<q~TY Doi..i.AR Lll<E 7H,AT ? WoW! ~oMt:BODY1s WALL.ET 5Pf<UNG A LE'Atc: ! • . • ..... '1!>!>=;;#1&.-- .. I CAN ~ELQ MAKE IT 'TMROt.X;H tWJ LA5T ~100' SlUD<,> HALL. I • I N'T lMAT BEU. EVER NG 10 ~ING~ IT'S BEEN LIKE. ~I& EVER SINCE n.IE AR&T GRADE ~EN WE. 5TOPPED "TAKING AFTERNOON NAPS I I • a..rardJahn•- Woof .' •. . . . . . . . -----.:-. a;;ali"ic • • ,.., ~ :-: ~ ... - - .3-S-- ..•... J~- YES, HILPE6ARP HAMHOCKER HAS <tRAPUA-r!P FROM CHIJ..E11SH FOL.L'f l! v MARMADUl(E~ PoN T A\tSS YOUR • d aust 3-5 C.opyrOQl!t 1978, Tho ...... and,,...._ Syndo<olO, Inc CHEER LJPi VOU'RE G'ef11N€1 A FLJ J,..J: Fl-~VGE: P ALLJMNE11El ~ By Brad Anderson CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? Then 1tt al least sill differ· ences In drawln1 delaJls belwrrn lop and bollom panels. How quickly can you rind them? Check answers with those below. llu1H1w •1 "'nd ., ·~111M1CM; ., IOO:i ·~ 'IU.J•lllP • , JlfH ' 6u1n 1w ,, l>U•H r l~J•UIP •t l•H t 1u•;•mP ,, auu~:MN 'I .w:MJilJ•lllO BOOM~~ .1 Oo YOU )HINK fH~f(~'5 50M~­ fHI NG AT 1H~ ~N D or: 1Ht:. J<AuJeow 7 w11Azz1s1 A-TtJMeJ.INf!:I l'J4LL Cl= \J,A.J<N 1-EA.V.E:!' THE PJ.AVFIJJ. P005'1 l)}.IMOVl!DF -,.~ .. ---... rn f /-:---~--- Hal KauFmall R ''PICK A CARD," saysthe magi cian, extending a fanned deck. "I will turn my back as you show it around. Now," says he, handing over the deck, "return the card, and shuffle the pack." Whereupon, he glances through the deck and finds the chosen card! How it 's done: Two matching decks arc prepared wnh odd •3 cards-ace~. threes, lives, sevens, nines, 'i. I e CLASSSTRUGGLEI Rram11espKfn1 to read lhb remark to a pupH by • hard-drM na fnstruttor: Yo u'vcb eeni nthi sclas stwow ccksa ndyou 'rca lrca dya mon thb chin diny ourw ork. e Find a U.S. state in each sentence: I. Mary landed a trout. 2. Jim cut a history dass. J. Ed paid a hotel bill. 4. Tom's trio wailed. e Add my new locker number lo my old one and the sum 15 7254. Sub1racl my new one from lbe old one and lbe raull 11 1472. Give bolb numben. •Time Line! A father of quints giv~ each child a nickel. What time is i1? A quaner to five. s 12 \.... .6 13. • ~ -·9.~--• . l'i ti 15· jacks, kings-in one; even cards-twos. fours, ctc.-10 the other. The performer switches th~c decks when cards arc handed over for the return of the selected card. The "odd" card is then ~~~~ ea~y to spot. LOCH SO! Add connectina lines. dot to dol, lo complete lhls Use a deft switch. fishing scrne. Hinl: The scenr 1aku pl11cr In Scolland . -• ·: ...._, .. , . .: - UGAR BEAT! Apply colors neatly for a surpri~ plc1ure: 1-Rrcl. 2-LI. blft. 3-Ycllow. 4-Lt. brown. 5-tlc~h. 6-Lt. gran. 7-Dk. browa. I -Dk. &rtt•. 9-(,n y. 10-Purple. II-Black. SPELlBINDER! SCORE 10 pointt tor uaina an the ----+-----letters in 1he w«d below to form ____ .._ ___ _ 1wo complete words: MERCHANT . . . . . .. - THEN score 2 polnu each for all ----+--_..._.,.:<; words of four letters or more ----+--.-..-.;•,~-I found amona the letters. T'J to acore at lea9t 50 fOl•ll. 'W.J> ''*U. : Lll•AeUe etCIJHO,I .. 115 ~~AL.:fM 1e.R "fHAN CL.AM CHOW.D~2 .' By ·Gus Arriola mA>Js- J..A TI ON 1 ooer • 'HJ:'s 6ETTIN1 OLO' • • A<fv~ l1s~m•nl At:ft•rt1,,.,,..,.t Learn Nature's Good Luck Secret .Adwe1f sL Lii How to cash in -on -your built-in -·ruck· by ··~ ·using your. personal Biorhythm Analysis to discover .your ·multi-high jackpot days By Paul Vanderwist Y ou are gom11: to experience at least 5 multi-high jackpot days in the next two months. Your total will have reached 3 I Jackpot days by the end of the year. But chances are, you won't collect d single one of the jackpots you have coming to you. Wh y? Because although Mo ther Nature built these jack- pots into you, up until now, she has kept the way to collect them a closely guarded secret. days, they studied a BJOUP or celebritJe~ All of the celebrities had one thing in common. They were leading ordinary lives, when suddenly they were skyrocketed to wealth. success and fame. Here are their findings on just three of the many celebrities they studied. When the Olympics opened in the summer of 1976, a 14 year old Nadia But a sd en tific discovery has finally crackt:d "Nature's Good Luck Secret." What is the dis- covery? S1:1ent1sts call ii Bio-1---~-=--...,---:ta Comaneci, experienced a Tr i>le High Jackpot Day. Nadia went o n to capture the first perfect score in Olympic Gymnas- tic history, seven perfect scores overall, and a total of 3 gold medals. In addition, Nadia's physical Biorhythm Cycle was very high every day of her performance, and peaked -the rh}1thm. Biorhythm is currently draw- "' day she won the gold medal on the uneven parallel ban. ing enormous pub- lil a tten t1on. As a copywrlt~r. 1 de- cided to look into n M\-investif!ations centered around the r~arch being con- ducted by the Bio- rhythm Research When your thrM Biorhythm Cycles hit high on ex- Remember the pet ro~k craze? The man who conceived the idea was a Cal- ifornian named Gary Dahl On April 19, 1975, his Bio· Association. The Association has developed a two actly the ume d1y, you experience • Tripi• High Super J1ckpot Day. rhythm Chart indi· cated a mental high part theory. First, at birth Mother Nature built good luck into each one of us. She intended for us to enjoy success and happiness in our love· lives, finances and careers. Second, in order to cash in on your built-in luck, you must simply make the right little de· cisions on your multi-high days. But before I tell you a· bout their research, let me quickly ex· plain what Biorhy- thm multi-high iack- pot days are. jackpot day. It was on this day that Dahl had his pet rock brainstorm. Ultimately, this venture made him a mWJon dollan in less than 90 days. Jackie Bouvier was an unknown reporter from the Washington Times Herald. On May 8, 19~2. her mental and emotional cycles both reached high points. It was on this day that she met and began interviewing John F. K~nnedy. They were soon married and later she became the youngest First Lady in the 20th century. Today, Jackie is probably the most famous woman alive. The Association also studied people who were not famous but had experienced extremely good luck. During the week of August 13th, Pat Carnes, a Canton, Ohio housewife, had an incredible luck ----•••• *** Phy llClll (energy, 1exu1I) Ment1I (money, carHr) Emotlon1I (ton. happineu) Triple H igh Super Jackpot 011y At the moment of your birth, 3 Biorhythm Cycl• begin to flow. They att•n.-be1wMn hllft cycles and recharge cycles throughout your entiN life. Multi.ftlgh jackpot deya occur when at 9- 2 cycles are on high at the same time. Relax days occur when ell tttrM cycles.,. on rech!?· a research blank whioh will offer you cash incen· lives to simply telJ the Association all about the un· believable luck, love, weaJth, success and hap- piness your Biorhythm Analysis has brought you. . Your success story wiU prove part one of their theory. HOW IS AN ANALYSIS PREPARED? A Biorhythm Technician will process your birth information. Your keypunched card will be fed into a gJant IBM 370-145 computer. The computer will then complete the complicated the job and accellera• advancements. Profitable times (intellectual hJaha) to make career and m. vestment decisions wW be pinpointed • Your analysis wW notify you when to be Oft the lookout for hidden talents which may be sur- facing. It will then point out the best times to develop these talents. • By knoWing the belt times to do thin~ and when to relax and recharge, you11 do everythfna better than you have before. You can use your Biorhythm Analysis to begin an all ~ound ~ gram of self-improvement. Jackie met John Kennedy on a mental and emotional Multi-High Jackpot Day. . d4 "Once you have your personal Biorhythm Analysis · Biorhythm has been thoroughly tested Ower 5,000 companies worldwide use Biorhythm Many American airlines use Biorhythm BJC>o rhythm has been covered by most m9'C)r ne-. papers, magazines and has recently been featured on "To Tell The Truth" and "Monday Nllflt Football." ' pr_epared f ram your birth date you can begin to enjoy luck, love, wealth, success, and happiness." WHAT IS streak. Ironically her luck began on Friday the BIORHYTHM? 13th, when she won her company's check pool The word Bio· for $69. Friday night, Pat won SlfS playing Bin· rhythm is derived go. Saturday, she hit the superfecta at the race- from the Greek track for $850. Sunday, she won 5 times at Bin· words 'bio' meaning go and was embarassed to keep raising her hand. life and 'rhythmos' Wednesday, she hit both the trifecta and the per· meaning regulated fecta for a total of $930. Unknown to Pat, during Alfred Mayle won $10,000 beats. There is con· this week her Biorhythm chart had registered six by buying a lottery ticket on sidera ble evidence Mui ti-High hckpot Days in a row. • Multi-High Jackpot Day. that we an have Omar Watts was a 59 year old nightwatchman three Life Beats (Biorhythm Cycles). 1. A 23 day struggling to support a wife and five children. On- Physical Cycle, governing energy and sexual stlm· Octobet 27, 1974, his Biorhythm Analysis indica· ulation. 2. A 28 day Emotional CyclCt governing ted a Triple Hfah Jackpot Day. It was on this day love and happiness. 3. A 33 day Mental Cycle that Omar chote to quit his job 11 a nJghtwatch· governing money and \.'UCcr. These three Bio-man. His purchase of a 50' ticket had just won rhytJ\m Cycles n ow throughout our entire life. him Ohio'• fmt mDlion dollar lottery. They alternate between high and recharge cycles. A1 you can IN from the above examples, it (See photo at upper right.) When at least two Bio-was the UttJe decldons made on multi-high days, rhythm cycles are on high, you experience a which led to luck, love, wealth, suooess and hap- multi-hi~h jackpot day. When three cycles hit plneas. Thb proves part two of the Association's high on exactly the same day, you experience a theory. Triple High Super Jackpot Day When all th~ Now the Aaodatlon is tandul:dng 1 natio.,.. cycles are on rcchuRe, you have a relax day/' wide ruearch project to prove part one of their the· CE L EB R ITV RESEARCH . ory; that amyone, re&ardless of age or •bDJty, can dramadcally imp.rove theJr luck wJth the help of their personal BlorhYUaia Analylll. It JO&a send them your blnh date. they wtll IDdMdualty pre- "19 YOUf QIW Y -36"4iY~ ~· Mons .... )llDal' ,.... ,__,,. nCilM calculations to determine the positions of your Biorhythm Cycles every day for th~ coming year. Your Biorhythm Analysis will not be preprinted. The computer individually prepares each analysis just like a man would. But the computer's ue-. mendous speed enables the Association to pre· pare reports for the public at low costs. WHAT CAN BIORHYTHM 00 FOR YOU? With your personal 15 page, 3,000 word Bio- rhythm Analysis, all of the following benefits can be yours: •Your tuck can Instantly Improve. Your Analy- sis will ·point out your multi-high jackpot day1. Th~ lucky days are the best t1mes for you to enter lotteries, drawings, rafnes, play bingo, go to the races, play cards, or try any game of chance. •Your Blorhythm Analysis can make you lucky at love. You1J be told when your Physical (sexual) and Emotional (romantic) high days will occur, so you can take f\111 advantage of them. When you know ahead of time, you'll be at your best, your telf-confidence will improve. Mem· bers of tl1e opposite sex will 1en1e this and be at· meted to you. •You wW reach a new level of self-undentand· lng with Biorhythm. 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Arb. e Under International law, the sovereign- ty of a coastal nation extends to include a strip of ocean along the coast called that nation's "tenitorial sea." We claim and -recognize a three-mile territorial sea, as do many other maritime nations. We adhere to this three-mile width, even though some countries claim greater widths, because.we Why we haue a· three-mite limit. believe that a nanow territorial sea is In the best Interests of national security. This is true not primarily because of the range capability of seaborne weapons -modem weapons enable warship$ to attack land targets from great distances -but nither ~a narrow terrltorlatsea is least r.e.strictive of the.movement_ of our Na_vy. War- ships and other ships of foreign natfons may enter territorial seas so long as they obey the rules for innocent passage. FOR PHYLLIS Dill.ER. comedienne Did you Inherit your HllM of humor. or Is It eomethlng yoa worked on? -F.L .. El Dorado, Ark. e When I was born (July 17, 1917) my dad was 55. It's no joke being a father at 55 and. as l 1ernember always Jaughlng. t guess he had lots of funny blobcl flowing In his veins. For hours I'd hsten to his yams about the Clvll War In which his brother, 20 years his senior, fought. Mom taught me riddles and Jokes as soon as I could talk. FOR JACK LA I.ANNE, physical fitness authority What Is the bat .it-round aerdee for people over 50? -R.T., Pu.ale. N . .J. e Swimming. It works every muscle In the body. The water provides resistance for Increasing strength and sttm~tlng breathing. The buoyancy of the water takes a certain amount of stress off the leg joints. ERICA JONG. author of How To Saue Your Life A book attic ream~ .._... you • .. relllcarnaa.d .iadde S11uane. Wu that rom •mbltlon u • writes'? -Lo•le £. ROMettt. Narberth. Pa. • My reaction to that crttk: Is drop dead. A book Is llke a mir- ror, and If a fool looks Into H. that's what he or she finds looklng out. Jackie Susanne was a skilled writer ol potboilers who had no P.ISrticulaJ flair for the Enghsh language and no particular In- terest In good writing. I'm a poet, but most critics are blind. FOR THE •ASK'" EDiTOR I lllle...,.,.....,. •boat the .,.......t acept Im .. u.. WMt do dae cele- bdtlee tlmlll? -D.E.. a,.. N. Y. • .loha W.,:.. says: "I prefer It to its aJ. ternattve -a frown." Dlula Shore Is aD In favor: "I IOYe It! He seems to have as many teeth as l do. Until he came along, I never thought there was a soul In the worid who could beat me on a tooth count." Tom ~ coach of the Dallas Cow· boys, remarks: .. It's nice. Gives the lmpra-- slon that he's sincere In what he's trying to . do for our country." Actor Bruce Dern isn't as approving: "I don't believe It. It's Mixed reoctlons to Jimmy's smile. always the same -like a painting, vay un- natural and artlftdal." Toal TeanWe told us: ''I was born and raised In the South and have been around Southern men all my ltfe. Maybe that's why I'm not as won-over by his Southern Char:m Jl.S tt\Qse not from that part of the countly. I don't mean It's unattrac· tlve. but haven't y6u notked that the President started out oozing smiles, yet, as time goes by, they're getttng fewer and fe~." FOR LEE MA.IORS. star of ABC's Six Mlfllon Dollar Mon . rwe been told that yoar ehow 18 bMecf OD an actaaJ accl• cleat In which a Mn lost an -. htll lega and an eye. le tlala true? -K• S. ~ Caa.dottenllla. Va. e The Six Miiiion Dollar man ls not based on such an accident In which a man was terri>ly injured and ·then Nconstructed. It was, however, founded on a novel by Martin Caldln titled cj,. borg. whJch describes the actual progress being made In aero- spac:li' biology and cybemattcs, and on NASA's Govemment- flnanced research Into bionks. FOR LYNN REDGRAVE. actress .. Are to• rally an expert cook with • degree from Lon- don•• Polytedndc? -Mn. L MW., Hobuj, Incl eAJthough I wouldn't say rm_ an expert, I'm a pretty good cook. I started around age 10, when I helped Mummy In the kitchen. Between leaving high school and starting at drama school. I klUed three months at Polytechnk and was one step away from a Ccxdon Bleu diploma. I wanted to be an expert cook because I felt It would be good to have another trade up my skew In case I didn't make It as an actrbs: • FOR GLENN FORD. host and narrator of 1V series When Hauoc Struck ' TI.-...... Oii .............. woader: ..... JOU'"-"' been In aay.ral ........ ? -W.R., SaataAaa. Callf. e Have n I was living In southern California during that terrible 1936 earthquake; my home was Ir\ the Bel Air area devastated by the 1961 fire~ I crash-landed twice In Vi.tnem during the 60's when I was with the Marines. The danger I like, though, ls In situations I create myself. For Instance. I've always refused havtng a stunt man double for me In movies. PRO ...... ......_ former U.S. s.n... &om New Yen Why allow competition fn the deJlvery of ftrst·dass mall? Two tute>n1. Fht, competttlcin wlll e~ the~ opment Ol more efftdent ways to de- ~ med. Second. It wtl prov\de con-: sumers wtth the beMftt of the .best servkl• avellablit at the ~ap;t" pdc.e. In the cate ol the prtvate mall servkle In Rochester, N.Y.. that the PRO Ano con · CON .......... F ........ POltmaltcrGenR Opening letter-mall delivery to ~ate competition would have an acf venc effect not onJy on the postal MrYlce but ultimately on the American pub- Gowmment II trying to' shut down, the better HrYlce le Ame-ct.y dctlvcry at 10 cents a later. But who will ddvcr mail to communltla too email or remote to be MrYCd by ptvate camera? The Federal Gowmment, of COUJM. -end tht-... lncWNd ~-~the cost of aipublic ~to be~~ dw public treasury. The nMdt 'ol theM communities should not be uMd as . an exam to mny better,~ .. ~- Should Private Mall Carriaw Compete With The U.S. Poatal Service? lic. Many postal cOltl are fixed, large- ly urnJated to mall volume. If rn.il volume declned llgnl8cantly because ol competition, ~fixed ciOlb would remain to be apportioned over few. pieces of mail. The result would be COl'Ulldenlbly higher postage prk:es. 1o make • profit ptvate companies would have to concentrate on savicc. to high-density areas and ~volume buslnea maller\. Marw people, apedelly thoee In rural areas, would not have eltemat• ...,,...MliVlc;iil;;ilJi&. In addlnon, pttvidW mallurricn woi~-1 !KJl be able to pnMde the ~ of mall eecultty ghlen the pubic by the poea.l 1Nped16n ...w.. -~ ------------ l: l I ,, ,1 I 'i I I \ WHY cmLDREN . LOVE MAURICE SENDAK·s BOOKS One of the counuys best-loved authors and illustrators has some compelling ideas about kids and what draws them to books. By Mary Long At age 50. children's author and illustrator Maurice Sendak lives In a kiddie wonderland: • Mickey Mouse on his kltchen . light.swttch, an antique tin coach in his IMng room, a stuffed animal guarding every window. In this magic house. Sendak has created a monster who eats only tulip trees, a UttJe boy who flies over the, Milky Way, an alligator who dreams of screen stardom and -over the past two decades -a revolution In children's literature. - Time magazine calk Nm "the Picasso of childnm's books" and the New York Tima claims: "Maurice Sendak ls one of the most powetful men In-the Unllec! His rabbit fttend ls a lot smaller than the monsters (aboue) of the mysterious forest In his book Where the Wild Things Are. States." His books -78 In all ~ seems to stem from his original, particularlyflnepaperandsmeDed expensive, my sister and I want have sold over 15 million cop6es. unshakable view of the world good, and It had a shiny lamina!-to spend the summer there. WUt ...._ S..&k eo and the people In It. "To be a ed cover. I fltpped over that. I Please answer soon." pow:at.11 It may be his ftrm baby," sighs Sendak, "Is to be all. remember hying to bite Into It. And theLlbraryJoumalreport- ideas about .children's feebngs. The worid belongs to bobies. which hlon't Imagine Is what my ed that one little girt, who had • "Kids feel things as passkmately They. don't know anyone else Is sister Intended when she booght never SP,Oken. said her fttst sen· as anyone else," he says. "and In It. It's them and someone who the book for me. I think It started tence after a teacher's aide read most writers underestimate comes to feed them. It's probabty then, my passion for books and her Wild Things. The sentence them. Kids think about sex. They the best time of our It.es until we book-making. There's so much was: "Can I have that bookr' think about eating. They think realize we have to~ It with a more to a book than just the In 1970 Sendak became about going to the bathroom. daddy and a brother and a sister reading. I've seen children touch the ftnt and on)y Amertc.n II· They think about dying. They and a cat and a dog and a house . books, fondle books. smell lustrator to win the coveted Hans think about everything we think and ~ street and America and books, and It's aD the reason In Christian Andersen Award, about -but more obsessively England. And It keeps stretching the world why books should be given to an artist's total body of because they don't have the out and out and out. That's what beauttfuDy produced." work. And despite the fact that answers to anything." growing up Is all about. A corn· He began Illustrating his own his books In the Night Kitchen. Certainly. 0 hls created chichen prc>rnlse all the way." books at 15 and recetved his first The Sign on Rosie's Door, Nut· account for a !J'UI deal of hts MauriceSendakdidhlsgrowtng professional ~ment at 23. shelf Library and Hlggletv. Pfg- succeu. Sendak. a bache.lor, ls1 up on a crowded street in Brook-Thirteen years later. In 1963. he () glety, Pop! are regarded as the last todalm his eccentric kids lyn. He was bashful, lonely. won the Caldecott Medal (the. children's dassk:s, Sendak claims are models of behavior. Stub-drum5' In love with books. highest award In children's to have no special clairvoyance born, loM!y, ohm troubled, they ·· -. .... ......,.. M •kid.'" publlshing) for his book Where about children. slip easiJy Into fantasy and battle ................ "I couldn't make the_ Wiid Thlnsp Are, a story of a "I don't think anyone really with their fears. Many of his friends. I couJdn't play stoopball. boy named Max who )oumeys to knows what kids ltke and don't stories deal with eating -chlf. I couldn't skate well. I liked to a mystertous forest ftDed with like," he says. "They're formless, dren gorging themselves or being stay lnskle and draw pk:tures. "wild thlngs" -jagged-toothed, fluid creatures -like moving d4avoured by monsten. "Th~. of You ~ what they thought of homed monsters -and be· water. A child may react strongly COWM, ts me," says Sendak. me: sl9sy Maurice Sendak... comes thelr«lng. to a book because It reaches him who was a chubby youngster. Hlt lliter Natalie gave him his "914 n,,.. .._ )olMd tM emotionally In IOme way the "Obvlouily then ts somett•ig ftnt book, MMk Twain's The 10 all·tl•• bnt•Hlll•• author Intended. Then again, It wrong with me. But we eD have Prfnat and the Pauper. "A l1lual boGlla for chUdren and made may be that he once saw a duck ~-1111.-rtk cp·-lhdunof. ~with -book !!....Sendek_ Sendok-an:lmbu:Jt~~fltr" from 1l ftlifWlndow and never U. drawings .'6 ltu'89 II to ex-says. 1'he ftrSt th"'A·Wat to Mt It tog his malb:>K with fan '8tten. law~ again until he k>okecl at ..-that lruorm Wey." · • up on th9 tablu1nd...,. at ttfor One 7-ysar-old wrote: "How ._ b01ic. And -even though Above al. t"9 IUCCell with • long \tfne. Then came me much doa lt0 Cost to get wt.er. the book Is rotten -he lows It c:hlldNn.. aacl• • _... ......_.GI 1;_.U.,.~ wlldlhlrwt-.. ?h•nottoo ._._thae'nch.lck'tn•." .. ~_,, ....... What remains constant In Sen· dak's w~ Is an awareness of his own deepest child-self. "I don't. be-lleve, In a way." he says, "that the kid I was grew up Into me. He still exists somewhere In the mostgraphlc, physical way. I com· munlcate with him -or try to - all the time. One of my worst fears is losing contact with him. "I don't want this to sound coy or sch~ophrenlc, but ~ least onoe a day I feel I have b'lmake contact. The pleasures I get as an adult are heightened by th4t fact that I experience them as a chlkl at the same time. It is something like autumn coming when, as an adult, I welcome the departure of the heat, and simultaneously. as a child would. I start anticipating the snow. · -rhlil d~ apprec:latloa dw ..._ dowa occae'oeel- lt." he continua. "That usualy happens when my work is going badly. I qet a sour feeling about books In general and my own In particular .. The next stage is an- noyane.e at my dependence on this dual appcedltion, and I rt· jea It. Thin 1 become ct.pe...d. When ~t about-Whet Tm woddng on mums, to does the chikt. We're on happy 1'111 "1amlllgllln;" .... 11 I i -. I ADC>ftt:S"'-~~~~~~~~~~~~­ CITY~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- STATE IP-- ....................... -'/lfllcll .... .._ ....... .. I ..... lof ~ °"9r I.OM.., Ill U.S.A. tM la .... ........ ,,......, ..... "..-tcW., .... TN ..... Co., 7t a.. st. • ......,, 11.Y. 115t0 I Q J ft l REFEREES AND UMPIRES UNDER flRE ~ ( '"Kill hiJn! Kill the umpire!!' shouted someone on the stand." -From "Casey at the Bai' (18887 By Barry Abramson The ay to kill the umptre has been re- peated so of1en during the last century that It has made the art of disagreeing with a spom official part of American culture. Until recently, howtvu. the phrase was consldere<I something to be said only In jest. Now things are dlff«n!nt. A rising tide of resentment against tho&e who caU the shots In ma)of-league sports has been sweeping the country, and there are some • who really want to klll that umpire. Offi- cials bave been kicked, slugged and htt with bottln. Some have received death threats. And they are facing another klnd of threat to their careen -proposals that they 5Wttnder much of their authority to Impersonal machines. · TM attltllde ol. •ctowa wtdl ti.a of. 8daW" has been fueled ~several boners · they have committed In crucial games. There have always been "bad calls." but today when a m\ltake Is made In a major event. a televtston camera flashes It to milBons and then emphastzes what Mp- pcned through the slow-motion lnsfimt re:play. "The Instant replay may be ~t TV showmanship," says one veteran sports offidel, "butto me, It's a curw." The Instant replay dramatized such a glaring ftT"Of by • llne judgt In last season's first Houston Ollers-Clndnnatt Bengals football game that Pete Rozde. comml:t- sk>ncr of the National Footbell league. apologized to Houston, which lo.ta touch- down and the ge.rne on thf can. The apology, although unprecedented In sports. was no balm to Houston because no change wumade In the record books. On the ftaal Stmclay of the MMOa. the same offldattng aew ruled that Balttmore Colts quarterl>ack Bert Jones had not fumbled when htt on the six-yard line In the last stages ol a game agaJnst New England. Seconds later, BalttmOJe scored a touchdown that won the game and earned It a place In the playoffs. The only "trouble ls that the electronic eye clear- ly showed that the pigskin had been )aned out of Jena's hands and recovered by the defense before the play was stopped. Denver won a dramatic playoff vid<lfY over Oakland last season largely through the grace of another .. nonfumble." Again Instant replay showed the ball popping loo.e from Bronc.o running back Rob Lytle before the p&ay had been whl.sded deed. Confronted wtth the camera evidence later, Lytle admitted, "I guess I did fumbM." The Broncos ICored shortly after that play. And, ol course, a bad call Ip a pro game can deprive a team of a lot more than the accolades and prkN that accompanyvictOfY. F°' Instance. had New £n.J)and won the game In Baltimore, Mlam+ rather than the Colts would have gotten the $5,000 per player that goes with making the playoffs as weU as a shot at the $1~ 000 each player on the wtnnlng Super Bowf ream receives. Fooeball ts not the only 1P01t that has stimulated white-hot anger against officials. 8oRor'I Red Sox fans ltfll NCOIJ at mention of the nameol wnptre lany Bemctt. wtK>M ruling In a controvenlal Pllli at home plate In the bottom of the 10th lnnlnQ of the third Sany A~ II 0 fNc•lonce eportsllntN'r otw1 game of the 1975 Worid ScMs a~ed On· _Mwnt conri>utor eo Fe.mlly ~ llwb'OIOt dnnaH fri1fl difiif of ttM Soi:-- Go,,, PalmeOn II OM o/ U.. COUIUS'y.. flat. ln beslcd>all, heated potats .,inst of. _mo.. __ "_4PO'U __ ,,,_"'_,,_..__, _______ • ftdelt ~coed-. Bob Leonard of the lndt- ana Pacers, Willis Reed of the New York Knlckerl>odten and Kevin Loughery of the New Jersey Nets have cost them thou- sands of dollars In fines -but they contin- ue to rap the offkiatlng. II) hockey. the chairman of the board of the Philadelphia Flyers was so Incensed by what he fe.lt were lne>tcusabie c.a.lls during· a game against Montreal that he stumed .Into the dressing room to berate the referee a~OYe a le.ague offldal. Even In 'tennls, considered the most genteel of sports, fans have begun to shout abuse at umpires and linesmen. Rete.a and umptna aleo luaM beea daaraed wltla a lack of f\rmnas In regulating play, thus pmnttttng the esc:aJa.. lion of vldence. The same Philade.lphla Flyers have been aoc:used of winning hockey games by bluc;igeonlng opponents, white the refs stood by or were too »ow in reading. A vtstttng So9lct team refused to continue a game against the Ayers be- cause the offk:iaJs a.IJegedJy were too lax. Pro basketball was shaken this season when Kenntt W,,.hlngton of Los Angeles s1nJdc Rudy Tom)an<Mch ol Houston. Tomjanovich'1 jaw was smuhed, and he will require suigay on both eyes. Foocbalrs .. Mean" Joe Greene ol Pitts- burgh was caught last season by those re· lentlesa TV cameras bowling OYftr Denver's Walt Howard with a blow to the solar plexus. Despite roars ol ~teat. game of- fldals Imposed no penalty <Ai the grounds that they hadn't seen~the punch. 0oa all this mean that too many In· competents are woridng as offtdals theM days? fOf!Mf besebaB great Maury Wills thinks eo. He has char~tettnd one-third ol al umpires In the National l.Aague as In- competent and says they are often out of potlHOn (o ]Udge Plays end thu. __.make er· rattc calla. · Bud Adana. owner of the HOJaSton <>kn, says too many football of- flcials are In their 50'1 and are not alert enough to handle a fast-mOY1ng contest. Bob Leonard claims that National Basket- baD Association offlda1s are not capable ol handltng the power given lh.m. The commtss(oners ol our P'ofessi<>nal . sports vtgocously deny that today's offldals don't measure up and offer strong evidence that they are better trained. bet- ter qua.lifted and better paid than their predecesson. For de.cades. rna)of-league baseball games were played with two um- J>Ue$; now t.,.., are four. (P\iayoff and World Serles games have six.) Uke players. umpns must ~ their way up from the minor &eagua. They re- ceive salaries ranging &om $16.500 a yqr to more than $40,000 and get $50 a day for hotels, taxis and meals. They are con-~ i;; stantly evaluated by the supervisor of ulll"' " plrft. who arrives at_?,Tfl unJnnou~. Pro basketball ~ also come up from the ranks and are paid from $20,000 to $45,000 a ve-. depending on tenlor1ty. Like baseball umpires. they .,. constantly evalwited and rated. So er. pro hockey offtdals, who are now paid &om Sll.500 to$40,000. T ............ aDCI hanan n- . c:el9e oalr partial reimbursement for their expenses, and often they att paid nothing at aD. F°' inscanc., at Forat Hiils la.at year uMplra and linesmen {eCetved $13 per day, which Is only a fraction of what many of them tipent to fly to the tournament from various peru of the country and to stay In New York City for two weeks. John Coman, chairman of the umptrcs' commit-' tee of the United Stat.s Tennis Auodatlon. Is wonted about the lltuatlOn: ~Out um• ptres att an .xtremefy cMdlcated 9'°'4PI -i,ut unless wt can get bettu compenald\on for them, w. wtll not be etM to MtrKt young p.ople, who cannot ,,,.Jee .uch COJUllUIM .. J 1 J; financial sacrifices. to tennis officiating ... Football officials receive from $325 to $5 75 per regular-season game. "Our officials must have at least 10 years of college experience before we even look at them," says Art McNally, the NFL's supeivlsor ot offlclals ... They're all substantlal peo- ,1e In outside life -attorneys. educators. ex· ecutlves -and they're mentally tough persons. the dedicated types who can make Instant decl· slons." Professional football arbiters also are grad· ed each week of the SU30fl by the coaches and observers from the league. So why hH there been such a ruh of bad c.li.? "When you look at the percentages. they're all in our favor ... says McNally. "We believe our of- ficials' accuracy is In the range of 95 percent Over a season. they make calls on about 29.000 plays. and only a few arouse controversy. Ir's the way television dramattzed certain disputed calls in Im· portant games and the publicity that followed that gave many fans the erroneous Idea that sports of· ficials have been constantly missing calls." "The umpire is always the scapegoat when he's trying to do the best he can with the whole thing." says American league umpire Martin Spring· stead "Sure, we're going to miss pitches and plays occasionally, but nobody's perfect. A pitcher will 1hrow~ 300 pitches a girmr.e1nd an ump1re- will miss five. But when you pick up the paper the next day. you always seem to be in the wrong." In additton to the way Instant replay whips up "kill the umpire" attitudes. psychological factors also are involved. A prominent psycho&ogist. Of. Pierre Ventur of Farmingdale. N.Y .. points out that a great deal of resentment of authorlty exists In this country because many people feel they were lied to by the heads ol government during the Vietnam The fomow Baltimore "nonfumbk." and Watergate yean. "Some ol this resentment Is re!Jeded In antagonism toward those who rep- raent authority In sports." he says. v j .g i lncre.asingly, there are demands from fans and even some club executives that the mechartkal • aids that have been spotting errors be given official status to decide close plays. But for the mOISt part the demands hare been rejected. "It wouldn't WOJk In baseball.'' says Bob Ashel. an American league offldal. "You'd have to have special cameras set up all over the placAI. and you'd need a small army Interpreting what the pictures show at different angles." Tennis has the same problem of needing many more cameras than are utlliJJed for telecasts, but It has expetlmented with various mechanical devices that are activated If a baD lands outstde of the c:ourt. Whtie these devices remain a possibility for the future, their present high cost makes them Im· prlttlcaJ for ma;or tournaments. where each of the many simultaneously played matches would re· quire 8 such devices (one for every line). .,..._. ...,a., WCM11d be l•poeetble la hodu1y because the game Is much too fast," says New York Ranger coach Jean-Guy Talbot. Norm DrucMr. -supavlsor Of NBA <#ftcials, says the same criticism applies to the cage sport. _onJy pe0_-f~ c;oo.;tring using cameras to aid olflcials. Pete Rozelle says he's not opposed In principle to utllb:fng Instant replay as an ultimate refctH but ls feltlful that Its use would cause games to drag on for hours. "There also Is the problem of camera angles.'' he points out. "The camera can be wrong when the photo is taken at the wrong angle." A Miami Dolphins e.xecuttve has proposed that TV replays be U5eCi to dleCk caBs by ot6daJs only when the pigskin changes hands. Ralph Nader's sports consumer group. 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I PRINTNAME ____________ _.._ __ ~--__...-------~1 ~---------~---_____;=-------------• ~~----__;..~~---------'-----------• ________ ___,ZtP ---------• L ~~ill~~~~~~~~~~~~~=~~e~~~L. ~raM~~~~,~~ . • I Q ----------------- I I ,I .THE PINK BARONESS AND HER LIVING ROOM AIRCRAFT FACTORY She and her husband, wrhe Red Baron," are only two of thousands of people who build their own planes and then fly them. By Howard Eisenberg In the living room of a home In Bel- mont, Calif . a woman is doing her Ironing and watching TV Gail Turner isn't press- ing shirts. she's ironing glue-Impregnated Dacron fabric onto the wooden fuselage of an 18 ' lo ng airplane This is nor the first do·it-yo urself air· plane she has constructed In her living room aircraft factory. And this school- teacher doesn't JU5' build them. she flies them. too. as eight aerial trophies -nestled beside 50 or 60 cups won for training and riding horses -a11es1 It was husband Bill T umer, a World War II pilp> and a trustee of the EKperimental Air<:taft Association (EAA). who got Gall started. The triggering moment, she ex- plains, came the day he flew his speedy home-bUilt monoplane to a California air show In 20 minutes. while she. starting at the same time but driving over winding mountain roads. anived 3 hours and 40 minutes later. Up to then, Gall had been Bill's cheerleader at shows. Now she vowed. "I'm not going to another air show until I fly there In my own plane!" Apparently a lot of other people share Gaffs passion for building planes at home. The federal Aviation Administration has registered about 6,000 home-built planes, and about 15,000 such planes now are be· Ing built. many by women. The average building time Is three to four years, but some people WOfk oo a plane for 15 years. The process requires a good deal o( skill and costs anywhere from SS,000 to $25.000. Home-building of airplanes has been going on since the Wright brothers, and people sold building kits during the 20's. The Government later outlawed home- buJJdlng. so II went undetyround. It then came back bigger than ever when II became legal again after World War II. h's now being done on a big scale because of the networi< of Information and matmal available from EAA. which has a member- ship between 20.000 and 30,000 In 500 active chapters throughout the country. EAA also sponsors fly-Ins. whkh give buJJders an opportunity to compare their planes With thole bullt by othets. Not everyone who buys plans for bulld- 11-yowseH planes gets his plane airborne. Only about 400 of the more than 3.000 Ay Beby ahcraft -the safe, stable and In· expensive model Bill chose for Gall - have m.,.de Jt Into the s.kln~But wtth a little 'help from her fnends.and,altcr many flytng lasons. a determined GaJl climbed Into Gail with her "cut-~nd·paste project." the open cockpit of The Pink Baroness, ready for her, first test flight. Her highly fashionable but unconventional attire: a hot pink and black lace see-through jump suit, especially designed to match her plane and lo make her a suitable compan· ion for Bill. whose scarlet flying suit has won ham the nickname. "The Red Baron ... Bill had offered to make the first flight but wisely retreated when Gall threatened hlm with divorce If he dared to take that thrill away Ay It sh~ did , though not always uneventfully. The carburetor In the 65 horsepower engine iced up periodically, and Gall, heart In throat, had to land In a big hurry, wwith my motor going 'kerplucka, kerptucka' like a washing machine." But undaunted, a little more than slx months later. Gail was ready for her first aou-country flight -2,000 miles over the high Sierras to the annual EAA air show at Oshkosh, Wis. "I was real proud ol my little cut-and· paste project,'' Gail recalJs exuberantly. "She made It round-trip through sheets of rain and fog, zipping along above the highways at 75 m.p .h. To entertain myself. I raced the birds (1 usually lost} and trucks (I won) and 'bombed' cars with my shadow. Had to make a pit stop every 90 minutes or so for gas. and the 60 hours I logged In the air coming and going took about 10 days." · Ay Baby Is semiretired now. Gau still flies the plane but expects her next flying thriDs to come from the half-completed Marquart Charger that now adorns her liv- ing room. The Charger Is designed for aerobalk:s. which she Is cunently learning, so she'll be ready to tesi fly II SOrM ttme In the spring of '78. On debut day. Gall won't be aurprised If. as the plane ls dragged through her home's doubkHtoon out Into the drtveway. history repeats ttMlf. When her Fly Baby Ont saw the sunlight, a woman drove around the bend In the road, slammed on her b(akes, stared goggle-eyed at the plane and the ladyln the hot pink flying suit and exclaimed, .:Goad heavena_ -how In the world did you ever manage to land your r!ll plane In sudl a tiny~?" WJ ............ If you drive a car that na; a ~llon tank and U98S regular gasoline, a fill-up'costs S12.80, at the average pump price of 64 cents a gallon. Higher than the price of a few years ago. but not so bad. considering what drivers are paying elsewhere. For example. the price In Portugal last fall was $2.17 a gallon; to fill your 201;18llon tank would COS1 $43.-40. Some other 1977 pump prices: Italy, $2.04 a gallon; Greece, $1.80; France. $1.67; Denmark, $1 .61 ; Switzerland, $1 .49. Great Bntain, $1 .11. K_.,.ng tlibe. At any price, it makes sense to save all the gasoline you can-for the sake of your pocketbook and in the Interest of energy conservation. The first step IS to know how much yo.ire using. To figure it out, note the odometer reading next time you ftll up. When you need gasoline again, subtract the previous odometer reading from the current one, and divide the mileage by the number QI gallons of gasoline at takes to refill your tank. The result is your average miles per gallon for the previousJ.anldul. The cumulative average, after a few tankfa~. will be an accura1e measure of your car's mileage efficiency. Then, if your mileage drops sharply, head for your mechanic. ' ·1 have• great Idea ... let's save gas here for awh/16. • on..,. An out-of-tune engine will gobble your gasoline. Otd spark plugs, f()( example. can reduce engine efficiency by as mucil as two miles a gallon. A dirty air filter can steal another mile a gallon. 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These and thousands of other patients throughout the nation are being discharged from hospitals sooner than they would have been In the p11st because of home health core, a concept that represents a quiet revolution In p11tient recuperation. What exactly Is meant by home health care? 8aslcally. It's a system of maintaining patients In their home through a program that provides actual In-hospital or nursing- home management. Here's how It works. While a p11tlent Is stt.11 In the hospital, his discharge planner usually determines If he Is suitable for early release to recuperate at home. For most candidates, the doctor Is- sues a written get-well program. Ideally, thl5 program Is Implemented by the hos- pital's dlscNrge planner, social worker and other profeuionals. Arrangements then can be made with outside agencies to pro- vide the needed visiting seMeel. One patk!nt may receive a single wr• vice, perhaps a homemaker or a nurse. An· other could require many types ol proles· slonal us\Staoce. There could be counsel- ing by a social woriter. nutrU1onal guid- ance. lab and radlology~lca. Even much essential equipment can be provfded at rlOme: I • • Doctors flnd,that many pen.nm recover sooner at home. Wounds tend to heal faster. Rewer sleeping pills are needed. Food looks and tastes better, so that pa- tients retum to normal eating habits more quickly. They also are lnchned to move around more, Important after surgery .• What about cost? The average hospital rate In the nation for a semiprivate room is $152 a day. Most home·care programs range from $15 to $25 a day. Studies in Philadelphia and Rochester, N .Y. , sh0w an average saving of $1,000 per patient. In a recent Chicago case. three weeks at home cost $475.50, compared with $3,780 for that pertod In a hospital. U.S. Senate ex- perts contend that adequate home care could save taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars a year. 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Your favorite color may not be the one you think It Is. 2 . If you've selected red as your favorite color. your choice tells a lot aboul your personal' tty. 3. When your mood shifts from cheeriul to vaguely depressed or vice versa and you can't ftgure out the reason. there iS a good chance the colors around you have pla~ ll role. 4. Color un keep would-be suicides from )umping off bridges. boost rnol'aie of indus- trial workers, cut accident rates and keep employees from loitering at the water cooler 5. Chronic worriers tend to have speclfk: color aversions. 6. Your altitude toward color r,eveals a Jot about your atlltude toward life. ANSWERS 1. True Psychologist W.E. CarsweU, who has made a study of the psychodynamlcs of colors, finds thal "~ur favorite color Is not the one In which you look most attrac· tlve or the color of your wife's eyes but the emotional preference with which you were born. To decide whal this color Is. close your eyes and Imagine yourself spending an hour In a room flooded wllh colored bght. What color would be the most plea- sant or least objectionable? Is red. for In· stance, warm and sllmulating or hot and oppressive? Is green cool and soothing or cold and Insipid?" 2. True. Dr. Carswell's studies show thal If you have chosen red. you have extroven tend4!ncles and are active and opti mistic Y9u like life. people and excitement. You enjoy leadership. You would rather go out than stay at home and read. University of Colorado studies likewise show that extro- verts tend to prefer warm colors (reds and yellows) and that Introverts show a marked preference for the cool colors (those repre· &ented In the blue-green spectrum). S'. True. In studies at Chicago's Kennedy· King College, 200 colkge-aged adults were asked to read excerpts from a Shakespearian tragedy eak:ulated to pro- d~ d4!pressed or dejected moods. Each was then asked to select from colored posterboards the col<>\ which reflected his mood alter reading the play. The same ex· perlment was repeated wtth excerpts from a comedy conducive to happy moods. And.logs: "Men and wom•n reading the tragedy recorded blue most frequently, and those reading the comedy recorded yellow ril<»t frequently." ~ study showed that color· mood associations deflnttely exist and have a direct effect on emotions. 4. True. In her book. Color Theropy. the result of 20 years of research. Linda A Clark cites examples of the varied and dramatic effect ol colors. A depressing black bridge over lhe Thames In the Lon· don area. for example, was famous for the many suicide attempts from It. Ms. Clark notes that when the bridge was repainted green. suicide attempts declined more than one-third. Funher examples of how peopk can be Influenced by color: "A fac· tcxy that painted Its drinking fountain a nice soft green attracted dawdlers. When II was repainted a vivid orange. workers gol their drink and left Immediately .... In another factory gray machines were painted a light orange. Morale Improved. accidents decreased and formerly disgruntled employees began to sing while they worked " 5. True In Veterans Administration studies men and women subjects were asked to Indicate any colOf'S they disliked. All were then subjected to a battery of per· sonality tests -Including a ftst ·designed to Indicate degree of manifest anltiety. Findings: anitlety was associated with dislike fOf green l.n females and with dislike for blue In rrfales. 6. True. In his monograph, Color Prefer· ence cu o Clue to Personallty. 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IA ....... ..................................... ......... !"'-...... ~..... . • f (I )I ' ' .I w EASY REPAIRS TO KEEP YOUR HOME AND LAND IN SHAPE Fill hole with small ~ stones. Flllwlttl uphalt then even out with lawn roll« By Rosalyn Abrevaya You can avoid major and ex- pensive repairs by• setting up a minimal Inspection routine two -or three times a year. And you1l also save valuable time when you have to attend to a few minor repairs perlodlcally. Here's what to do. Blaektop Drtvewaye The elements and general wear and tear will cause drive- ways to develop cracks, holes or puddle-catching depressions. The best way to guard against these troublesome conditions Is to protect your driveway with a blacktop sealer -which forms a waterproof coating -after ftrst • attending to any parts of the driveway that need patching. As· phalt patching compounds are avallable at hardware stores and lumberyards. Here's how to proceed. Re· move any debris from the hole to be repaired. If It's more than three Inches deep. fiD with small stones or gravel (use a heavy piece of wood to pack down sol- idly). Fill the hole with asphalt mix, leaving about an lnch at the top: break up the lumps to avoid air pocke~ Then tamp the mate· rial agalnsl the bottom and sides ' of the hole. pecking down tightly. Add more asphah compound at a level a bit higher than the sur- rounding surface. Tamp ~ again. Use a lawn rolJer or the wheel of your car to level and • harden the spot. If your driveway has just a smaD end. spedaJ crack-sealer products that can be " qWckJy applied with ..a c.auJklng gun arc avallable at hardware stores. Let all petcba mnd over· night before ftnlthlng the job with a blacktop seaAcr. Tip: wait for a < warmsunnydaytodothlsprojcct. M f' Mlllll.YWUKlY,...,_S."" • Nows thetimetocheckwhatneeds replacing or repairing -&om gardening tools to driveway cracks -for the season just ahead. . ~"""'' Fcnce-Mencllng The first sign of a sagging post could be due to softening of the soil around It, In which ca.se you'll need only to tamp down the earth. But more Ukely. the lower post section has become rotted. A good temporaf)I. repair (until the post Is replaced) can be made by driving flat wood sec- tions deeply Into the earth on two sides of the post. leaving on· ly a foot of length visible. Reln- force by nailing them to the post. If your home has a wood fence surrounding It and It has been painted, repaint about every eight years with a fine-quality house paint. If the wood lsn1 painted, give II a coa1 of clear or pigmented exterior stain. (The top part of wood fence posts should be either sloped at a 45- degree angle. pointed so they'll shed water or capped. wUh a piece of copper or aluminum to avoid decay.) If you have a chain-link fence of vtnyl·coated metal. II should last for years. If it's made of galvanized steel, It will begin to rust when the thin coating of tin wears off. These fences should be painted about once a year. The best defense against rust for all exposed metals Is at least two coats of ex1erior paint -a good rust-Inhibitive metal primer. followed by a top coat. On older. previously painted. surf~es where rust has already begun to form, simply knock off the loose·. flaking particles of rust with a wire brush, then apply the primer right over the corroded areas. This paint Is designed to cut through the rust and bond firmly to the-sound metal beneath. Window Repaln Cast an eye over all your win· dows, Including those In the basement. If you need to repair a broken pane. It Isn't difficult. First. purchase a glass-cutting tool at your hardware store. (Test the quality of the cutter In the ston? on a piece of waste glass. A good cutter wtJI score a glass sur- face In a fine line: It should not show dashes and dots.) For the actual cufftng, the glass must be free of grime. You'll need a flat surface -workbench or card table covered with card· board. U.. a flat metal Nier to I measwe your cut and draw a Une with a crayon or grease pencil. Hok! steady as you cul, ma.klng sure you apply even pressure as you move the cutter. Now tum over the glass pane. Uslng the handle ol the cutter. tap along the scote mark, and the glass will break cleanly along the line. When cutting glass to fit a pane, the glass should be about one-eighth of an Inch smaller all around. RD In the space with putty, but be sure to get the right kind. depending on whether the window frame Is metal or wood. Tip: for a smoother )Ob. first dip the putty knife In limeed oU Fblag Gardea HOMe Small crocks In a rubber hose may be re- paired with a thick coat ol rubber glue First. clean the damaged area thoroughly, then dry with a clean doth. Next, spread a generous amount of the glue over the crack, bending the hose a llttte to let the glue work In. Let dry for 10 to 15 minuta, then .appty a second coat. Wind an over- lappfng strip of fnction tape around the hole. Set aside for 24 houts befOfe using. For a plastic garden hose small repairs may be accomplished w\th hot water, a match or a soldering iron, heating the dam- aged area briefly until the plastic begins to melt. Spread the IOft pla.stk: back and forth until the crack or hole Is plugged. To repair a large break, first cut out the broken MC· lion with a sharp razor blade, keeping the cuts as "'uare as posslbk!. then attach to a metal coupUng. Since metal c:oupllngs come in different sizes (f<>f' various hose diameters). It might be a good Idea to take the cut-out portion ol the hose to a hard- wlSre store to match It with the rlght·siu coupling. l)ps: keep hose on a reel "" In a bushel basket. Don't leave ii out In the hot sun or try to stretch the hose so much that the faucet section ls "kinked." Caai8I for Genia Toot. Now Is the time to sharpen tool edges and to mend broken handles. To sharpen a tool, secure Its shank In a vtsc. with the cutting edge fac:tng up. U$lng a flat. slngle- cut Ne. sharpen the top cutting edge ol the tool. flltng only on the down stroke and In- to the blade. Scissors and dippers should be sharpened only from the bevel side, with the ftJe traveling from the heel to the point of the blade at each stroke. Shovels and tpeda with turned-up comen can be hammered flat. t~ a new edge filed. A spllt handle can be replaced "" tern· ~ mended by spreading watnproof gla.ie the length ol the spilt and then bring- ing the rwo Ilda together and taping the handle ttghdy. Next, dr1ll one "" MWral ho6a ttwough the handle at r'Qht anglq to the ~and tntert round·hcadcd ~ bob, Mldlng • washer and nut on the op- pol!te lldc. Tips: to keep toots tn wcxtdng order. protect handJa with a coat of llnMcd o41. Paint ot 'l)tay-dun rMtal aur· fatAS with • good ~ling Oii. Lawa Nows M.alaMaa-ce Frequenr engine st~ Is common after winter storage. The cause usually can be traced to the lawn mower's fuel line or spark-plug wire connections. MoistuN often worlu Its way into wire connections. causing rust Cl!. oldd;ttlon._ A fine emery cloth or sandpaper will solve the problem. Vou also might remove the spark plug and clean and reset the gep. Another trouble spot ls the air fUtar, which can become dogged with dust and carbon particles. Try bathing the Mer In a commercial sol\lent. lf you cannot get the flher clean. It's not ex- pensive to replace. Keeping mower wheels freewheeling is mandatory for safety as well as efficiency. The wheels of most power mowers can be removed so that you can coat the axle with a light grade of grease. Gas-driven mow· ers sometimes lose their power. The prob- lem could be the carburetor gasket. To check for a worn gasket. hand crank the motor slowly. If you hear a hissing sound. the gasket needs replacing. If you have an electric mower, check the llne cord for any breaks or fraying and have It repaJred. Safety ffps: don'nttempt any repairs without first unplugging the mower; with gas engines. disconnect the wire to the spark plug. Don't wear loose clothing that could get tangled In moving parts. Wear safety goggles. Keep children and pets away from mowing area. G.u.r. and Oowupo.ta You should check for leaks and budd- ing caused by winter #re.aing as weD as Inspect haprs lo be sune none have been loosened by Ice and snow. If tofnts have been forced apart by frost. fOfee them back together ustng sheet-metal screws or rivets to strengthen them. Then prepare fOlf oonup ol gutters and downspouts. You'll need a garden hose, a wtre snake or auger. a bucket and a tall ladder to get you to the roof. Start the cleanup by removing the luf-gua1'd aaun (Ideally there should be one) that protects the outlet from the gutter to the leader (or d&wnspoutJ. Clean It thoroughly. Remove any debris that CJ\8Y have aa:umuJated along the gutter length and at the gutter oodet and t0'5 It into the bucket. Next. check the clearance of the leaders by woridng the flexl>le h<>M down Its length. If there Is any blockage, It can be cleared by turning the auger. Then simply hose down the gutter outlet. Ourtng the dean- ing. check Inner swfaces ol the gutters and "nedc" of the leaders '"" small h<*s. These can be repaired with fhr-glass patching kits . The inside surfac:a ol gutters should be pnserved from rust or oom>sk>l1 by paint· Ing them with a bttumlnous roof paint. AlumlJ')um, c:opper and vinyl gutten don't normally require any protedtve coating on the Inside. but wood and galvanlzed Iron gutten do. Downspouts are painted with nonnal exterior oU paint. 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Gr11t for raill1 days! 2W' uf• PolJ dilCs. a S1-c1 w (69930) .••...•••.• $~ noun .,.,, UT 1111 rou tlatrt-or rttilece hinp ICrtWI Ill HCOftdsl His ialnt. scrwdfl'N, IHcnffyi"t lfaa, 4 ICl'tWI. S.W.s trips till the .,~.CllllJ.tlllol 0"9cl1Ut (69591) ........... $~ um ronusn wur.m .... lier bell of,.... .... bl•, fair llln .... ill stDrl fof JOllf W1M11 Ifs plQ, leftl .... fOW 1111M-ftil1'1 • COllllll'I C«..it; 3~· 111 . O .... Cet (S3637) ••••••••••• $~ ' , , VACATIONS YOU CAN AFFORD "Look before you leap" is still the best professiol)af advice when you plan to travel abroad or here in America. By Ann Terrill Now's the time to think about your sum- mer vacation. Costs are rising everywhere, but they needn't prevent your taking that much-needed holiday if you plan properly. Group IOW'S and charter fares are less e>epenslve than those charged the person who buys an Individually tailofed vacation package for two or four. Group bargains range from winter ski vacattons here and abroad to summer fun In Hawaii, Florida, the Caribbean. Europe and Asia to tourlng American shr1nes and parks. The least-expensive tour or vacation is In a new class ~ tailored for the young and adventurous soul. It usually re· quires leg musda and horwpower to hike. camp. drive. ride or river raft yourself across Europe, America or wherever. Pick up American Adventurers' Association's new book, Adventure Travel Gulde ($9. 95). It describes 2.000 worldwide adventures from exploring the Yukon to ballooning over the Golden Gate. Promotional air fares are rich In family travel opportunlttcs. A number o( Ameri- can alrhnes have jumped on the band· wagon with triangle fares (you pay from point A to C , gel B free) and open-end tkk· ets (one price takes you to every city on the carrier's route system). Read the fine print, but look Into the sJluaUon. European super-apex fares are recendy Joined by a series of similar bargain fares for the Pactftc:. Meanwhile, two airlines have fllQd for super-apex or "sky train" fares from Los Angela to London that are way below the cheapest charter fare. Rail passes abound. both for Ewope and at home. Bus pa$MI and AMTRAK RU paSMS (except from May 16 to Aug. 311 and variations on these make transcqnd- nental b1pt poaslble for many budgets. Student tours or• another buga1n and Ann T.,,. II lrauel cdllor of The R...-tn Oro19Counl)I. C..,. are available from loc:al university and col- lege travel departments. Several Interna- tional agencies support this concept, and you'd be su~d how many people qualify as ''students." Almosi every country and most ma}or cities here have extensive lists of hotel!, motels, guest housn. rental-car services and campgrounds. all carefully graded as to quality and cost. These lists are usually free from such sources as national lowlst offices, chambeTS of commerce and air· lines serving the area lnv~ved. And the ones you can afford and reserve space. Details on national parks, forests. wilderness areas, state Pan<s. cam~ grounds and routes are avalloble from many sources. Try Mobil travel guides, Rand McNally's colJection o( vacation, camping and travel guides. Hammond's road atlas series and Lane Publishing Company's Sunset books, espedally those on camping. boating and the like. There are also good reference works on travel for senior citizens and the handi- capped. Try local bookstores. the library. senior citizens' groups and veterans' organizations. One of today's best bargalN ls the short cruise. Count on paying about $100 a day, excluding such extras a.s liquor, tips and shore excursions. Popular Caribbean cruises from Florida and San Juan. Puerto Rico, begin at about $500. Add the air fare to reach the port city. But many airlines of. fer discount fares for such purposes, and some aulse lines pay your air fare or give discounts. Among the best buys are mlnl·crulses, _such as the coastal voyages offered by Prudential Lines and Princess Cruises In California. Prices start at just over $100 for the one· night Los Angeles to San Fran· cisco run on Prudential shipc and $650 for the same company's trlps to Vancouver. British Cofumbta, and back. PrinGeSS party aulse~ start at $237 for three nights. How much money should you take on a trtp?About one-third more than you think you need. Pigure your expense$ and take cash. credit cards and travel chedu. To cut down on medical expenses. take a first.aid kit with home re~la (fomgn pharmacies may not stock your favorite ones). prescrlptlons for extra glasses and antibiotics If your doctor agrees. Carry med- ical and travel lnsur•nce. Don't for~t. If traveling in Mexico by car. you need Mexi• can auto Insurance. Chedc with your a!Jent regarding how much coverage your pres- ent poticy provides. If acddents oa:ur, S\kh Insurance ts lnvaluabte. Before you leave home. have a neigh- bor take your mall or have It saved aJ the post office. Have your newspaper held: teU the ~t your home wlD be empty and to watch II or 111Tange for a house sltta, as many people do. Now that you're rqcfy. tAIM off. 1'111 Have a wondMful ttmef IAAI the jewelers secret that will keep all your rings fitting right forever! ·No resizing! ·Works instantly! • Protect your expensive fine jewelry! ·No slipping-no sliding! Every woman who kwea·beeutiful ;ew.Jery haa always know your ringa will fit pertectty.-a.r,d experienced ttt. f"'ltration of ring• ~t don't flt comfortably! properly beeauu 1ttey'ra too loo1e. They 1llde You're alao getting a no-non•.,, .. 17Uantlttee. around and look awkward on your hand when you When your ring eize adjuatet1 arrive, uM them on wear them. They can even elip off ut1n<>liced while all your problem rln~ ... and uae them for other you wear them. And certainly no one want• to loH membere of your family. If you don't aoree lhey're a valuable and favorite rinG-a lremendout value, J-t return them any t""9 Before our n-ly deYeloped ring eize adjuetere, within 90 day• and we'll rueh you a full and there ,.ally wun'l a Mti1faetory aolutlon to thia unqueetioned refund. ~ pn>bletll. You could IU¥e the rino in your.J-lry chart Or you could go to a profa1· •Iona! jeweler Md PllY an 1111pen1i119 fN lo h.Ve the ring reaized. Even If you did thla, a dlanoe In weiglll or -"'-(fi~ joint. -.fl l'llOf'e In hot _u,., thwi lo cold or moderate weather) could •till leave you with the aama problem. And don't forvet that m..,. ringa, wt.lie Jm -beref)o larv- anough to flt over your knuckle, etlll tend to ellp .,ound on the portion of your fin1Jer behind the knuckle. Such ring• can't be reel.rad by a jeweler bee&uH then they wouldn't 1lip ov.r the knuckJ.. USE FOR 90 DAYSI FULL REFUND IF YOU'RE NOT HAPPY! r--------... u to: -------, SUNSETAHOUSE P'-Nall -Ille Mt of 11¥1 rl1:ilze adlvtma I• . I ena-tt.19• ,ilue fOf •net '=11ng. I undertt9"d I -er tt'fvlr=:= within 90 dlly9 If I'm not lleppy . SAft Sl.oot Cff&CK HUS 0 to order two MIS Of ring tlH edJ111te"' for only 12:M• plue 45t ~taoe end handling. YOU t.AYI: Jl..oot 4(CeJH. , .. "'4HQ wld ~ .. , .. IH) That'• why our ring •ii• adjuat.r. ate ao nl· com.-Md eo practical I You c;at a Mt of ftva. 110 tti.p'll flt any al:re rlnl>'-fllan'• or woman'•· Th9y § Mr. .,. ff.,.C:lally hendy for malcing a man'• ring flt a Mn. "°'"an'• ringer without dlacomfort or eliding. And "1• ----!Pt-,---P-,,n-tl ____ _ ttiey•,. c'-' plMtlc, eo they're undetectable when you're w..,tng them. I You almpfv tUp your ring on, then •lip in the ~'------------- ring alre edj111ter. R911Ult7 A pedact fit-in.tantlyl I NofuaalNo~lThat' .. llthereletoltl City ~ Zlp I Corltpetltfve modefe h-IOlcf for .. "'uch M f f $4.00, ao al SIM )'001,. gettJng.,, lnc:radlbfe bar-"-~ • .,...; t vU-the kind of va.1"9 "'-t'• made SunMt HouM 0 ~ 0 ..._, CMrtle 0 VIM I •~r I Anc) '9fNll'la-ft.i.-4~'• ,,._ d,... 1Jty1ee Acct. • EiQI. ON I for wonten haw INde It popu1., to ,..., MYeral ,......,. ......., . 0 0 I «ttr.ctN. rinOe on each hand. So It IWOUld be • lllMMf CIWte ()ftfy 0 0 I VW'f good ld9e for)'OU to orde( --...J ..ta of L-----------------J .... ueef!Ai ring afn N}uafwt IO ~ )'OU'll ~ 0 t'77, ..,_. HcM1M I 1 I Gerald R. Ford- OD the American Pres~dency A man who held the highest office in the land chooses the JOO most significant events in the history of the Presidency ... for permanent commemoration in precious metals. Miate4 ill solid staU111 slher ... l4kt coW • lterlill& Uait : 0-coll«tioe pn p«'rlOll S.bscriptioe ~:Marci IS. 1m FOR THE FIRST TIME IN HISTORY. a former president of the United States is involved in the Cl'f!ation of a definitive and unique study of the American Presidency. A histocy of our nation's highest office that focuses not just on the men who have held it, but on the ev~nts that have shaped it. This extraordinary history of the Presidency will be unique in another important respect. Because it will be recorded in precious metal- on commemorative medals of enduring silva and gold on silver. To bring this medallic history into being, our 38th Prcs~dent-Gerald R. Ford-has re- examined the history of the office of the Presi- dency, choosing the JOO.events in our nation's history that were in his view 'most inf'uential in shaping the nature of that office. Important ... exciting ... and controversial events that have defined-and dramatized-the extent of our Presidents' powers. Turning points in American history that have enabled our Chief Executives -from George Washington to Gerald Ford himself-to bring this country to t~ forefront of world leadership. · Each of those great events, i" tum, will be interpreted by outstanding American artists in the-distinctive form of mcdallic sculpture. And t~ir work will comprise an unprecedented collection of 100 cotnmemorative mcdals- finely detailed medals that will capture the whole compelling history of the American Presidency . • "' En11ts that slaa~ the PraWeacy The selection of the 100 events that will make up this unique medallic history has been a formidable task. Working with professional re- searchers, Gerald R. Ford developed over many months a list of subjects flj>r commemoration in this historic series. Some events demanded inclusion. Washing- ton's farewell message. Truman's dismissal of General MacArthur. Lincoln's Gettysburg Address. Franklin Delano Roosevelt's unprece· dented third term. But otMr events were far more difficult to select. Was the Monroe Doctrine of 1823 'more significant in determining the course of the Presidency than the Eisenhower Doctrine al- most a century and ·a half later? Was Andrew Jackson's use of federal troops in the Chesa- peake and Ohlo Canal riot more significant than Harry Truman's seizure of the steel mills? The medallic history reflects the choices Gerald Ford made. In doing so. he used many criteria. But one was of overriding importance: "I tried to identify the events that would be most mean- ingful to the American people themselves,'' he explains. The final list of events represents an unprece- dented overview of the American Presidency. A record of challcn&c and crisis ... of progress and achievement ... that is as exciting as it is enlightening. Medab that tell the story It now became the task of the master sculptors and skilled engravers of America's leading creator of fine commemorative medals-The Franklin Mint-to interpret the 100 events in the medium of medallic art. This was an cnor- . . mous challenge. for. in every case, the medal commemorating a specific event was to portray the President involved in that event and to symbolize the significance of his action. Thomas Jefferson, for example, is .depicted signing the treaty of purchase for the Louisiana Territory, while in the background an American ftag is raised over the city of New Orleans. Abraham Lincoln is shown issuing the Emanci. pation Proclamation, while scenes symbolizing the freeing of the slaves appear behind him. Wilson is depicted at the Palace of Versailles, where his "Fourteen Points ... led to the estab- lishment of the League of Nations. John F. . Kennedy is shown ordering the blockade of Cuba, while a U.S. naval task force p~parcs for international confrontation on the high seas. All of the carefully detailed mcdallic sculp- tures created for this program arc being thor- .oughly reviewed for historical accuracy and authenticity. Then, each medal will be carefully minted to high standards of quality that pre- serve the full detail of the sculptor's work while reflecting the lasting significance of the subject. . Commentaries edited by President Ford To add still another important dimension to the program. President Ford will write a special pref au for the collection, and wi ll personally edit the written commentaries that wi ll accom- pany each medal. These special commentaries will describe the cv~nts portrayed on the medals and will explain their importance in the shaping of the Presidency. Our heritage of freedom It was during a working session at Vail, Colo- rado, where plans for the program were final- ized, that Gerald R. Ford summed up his concept of this unique historical project. "Having known and worked with five Presi- dents, and having served as President myself, I have come to know the many facets of this office. So this history, of course, reftccts my view. But in a larger sense, it belongs to the American people. And if this manner of drama- tizing history results in a better understanding of our heritage of freedom, it will have been a most worthwhile projecL" A limited opportunity to subscribe Tltt Mnfollic Hisror)• of the America" Presi- dtflcy will be issu-id in a strictly limilcd edition. It may be acquired by subscription only, and only from the official minter, The Franklin Mint. The Mint Quality Edition of this collection is available now. Each medal in the edition will be individually minted from painstakinaly engraved coining dies-double-struck to pro- vide a precisio n and intricacy of detail that is as fascinating as it 1s remarkable. And each person who subscnbes may choose to receive the collection either in solid sterling silver or in 24 karat gold electroplate on sterling siiver. To protect and display all of the medals in the collection. a matched set of two cttStom- dcsigncd albums will be provided to each sub- scriber. And a Certificate or Authenticity, bearing the signature of Gerald R. Ford, will also be included with each set. To enable Americans to build the collection on a convenient and syslematic basis, the medals will be issued at the rate o~· tone per mon1h. The issue price is Sl9 r each medal in solid sterling silver, a 7.50 in 24 karat gold on sterling silver. And these prices. will be lfllOrafl/pd. to each individual subscriber, for the enlirc series-for the foll 100 months-no matter what incrca~ may occur in the cosl or precious metals or of minting. To make this guarantee possible, the minter witl actually commit-at current prices -for all the gold and silver required to mint the complele collection for each subscriber. Applications for lhis '1istoric collection arc therefore being accepted by direct subscription oflly. The absolule subscription deadline is March IS, 1978, and the total edition of the collection will be permanently limited to the exact number or individual subscribers whose valid applications are postmarked by that date. Afler the medals have been sent to sub- acribers. the special dies used to mint them will be destroyed, thus protecting forever the rarity of the collection. To enter your subscription, complete the application below and mail it directly 10 The Franklin Mint, Franklin Center, Pennsylvania 19091, by March I Sth. •••NAI r------suBSCRIPTION APPLICATION-----, I I I I I I I I ~ I I I I I I The Medallic History of the American Presidency Must be postmarked hy March 15, 1978 The Franklin Mint Franklin Center, Pmnsylvania 19091 Please enter my subscription for the Mint Edition of The Medallic History of the American Preli- dency, CONisaina of 100 commemorative medals to be illUed at the rate of one per month. I wish my medals to be minted in (cbect one): O Solid •terling silver, at $19.509 per medal O 24 lct 10Jd on sterlln1 .silver, at $27.509 per medal No advance payment is necu.sary. I will be billed few each medaJ in advance of ill shipment. . "'" "" --"'• ""' SiJnatur..~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ,Mr. Mn. M·~·.._~~~~~~~~~~~~ , .... -... · .. ~· Addraa1...-~~~~~~~~~~~~ • It ·----------~· I I I ~ .. c: • a C> • -.. ... 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By Robln T ... lnut, M.D. and Charla RobblD8 Harriet L.. aged 40 and married, was admitted to the hospital complaining of abdominal pain. When tests failed to show anything wrong. the inlef'! asked for a psy chiatTic interview. The psychiatrist ascer· talned that the cause of the trouble might lie In his field , but she wouldn·1 cooperate. On being discharged from. the hospital, sUll complalnlng. she·renewed her search· for ''an undetstandlng doctor " At length. she found one. a surgeon. who scheduled. her for an appendectomy. The operallon was pronounced successiul but left her with a wf\ole new set of pains. By now. prepared to try almost anything. she recalled her interview with the psychiatrist and made an appointment to see him again This time. she revealed enough of her background for him to make a tentative di agnosls: chronic hypochondria No census of hypochondriacs has been taken In the U.S . but an educated guess pul.s their number at around 20 million They come In all shapes. colors. siz.e.s and degrees of discomfort. from Harriet L. to the likes of the late billionaire. Howard Hughes As he neared the end. Hughes reportedly became so preoccupied with his health that he shut himself up In antisep- tically sealed rooms. attended by male aides who served as nurses and secre· tarles. But none of his precautions warded off the malnutrition that finally killed him Asked to describe a hypochondriac. most people would say. "'Somebody - usually a woman. usually old or 'older' - who thinks she Is Ill but really 1sn·1." As It happens, that ls about as wrong as you can get. For instance: • Hypochondria does not discriminate as to sex. line of work or lifestyle. • Its favorite victims are not the old but, according to recent British studies. men In their 30's and women In thetr '\()' s . •True hypochondriacs are 1naeed Ill. not with what they think they have but with hypochondrta Rself. a nwrosls defined as mOl'bld arullety about heaJth often assod· ated wtth slmulat«d disease and depn!ssion. lf thet sounds baffl~. It's because hypo- chondria Is baffling. to the pubbc. to the patient and often to the physician. The symptomatk: form of the disease and the true form sometimes are hard to distinguish. In both. the patkmt'a com· plaints do not so much express the under· lying troubk! as maSk It. F°' Instance, It's easier for the victim of dep1ess1on to think that he has a bad heart then that he's good fOf nothing or losing his mlod. Similarly. a true hypochondriac is not apt to realize. let alone admit. that his weak heart amounts to no more than a childish plea for atten· tlon Each man is using the "simulated dis· ease" as an alibi for the real one. Bellyaching is a symptom of hypochon drla. and so. too, Is unawareness of what 'Is being complained ol. Convinced that they are suffenng real physical pain, hypo- chondriacs go to see a general practitioner, Internist. surgeon -anyone. as a rule. but a psychiatrist, who. they believe. can't handle such a case The physician discovers that he's been to other doctors but says to himself. "ThtS time we'll find oul whafs wrong.·· Anally. the patient brings forth his last complaint· "You haven't done anything fOf me! .. In a way the physician Is helping to perpetuate the disease. Yet you can't really blame him. He ls responding not only lo the challenge the hypochood~ pases bur also to the threat of a negligence or mal· practk:e suit and sometime$ to the thought that the case may Involve something new It wasn't long ago that people with milk In· tolerances were thought to be hypochon· drlacal And there may be other undlscov· ered diseases waiting fo be diagnosed But Is there any hope of a cure for the hypochondriac. or Is he doomed to spend · his days tralpSing from one doctor:.S office to another's? ff he Is a victim of depression with hypochondrlacal symptoms. conven· ttonal psychiatric: ln!atment. including 4rugs. may help. But true hypochondrl· acs generally resist such tTUtment and react unfavorably to drugs. which can have side effects thet add to their symptoms. They hal(e adopted Illness as a way of life . The goal In treating them Is to Induce an awareness of what really IS the matter. and the awareness can't be Imposed from outside. For Instance. 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' Niimi-~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~---------~·~--' I StrwtAddr-.·---~~--~--~----~----~~ l 01'( Stlltll Zic» Code ____ _ L-------~-------------------------------J : ) COOKING FOR ONE IS ·FUN Pinch thyme IHVH t/1 whole chicken bt'eHI, boned and alltnned 1 tebleapoon flour 1 small egQ, beeten - Once you try these recipes it's goodbye to the old idea that you can't cook an interesting meal just for yourself. 2 tebleapoons fine dry breed crumbs • 2 teHpoons butter or mergerlne By Marilyn Hansen BROCCOLI CHICKeN SOUP VJ lb. broccoli, coeraely chopped 3 cupaweter 1 am•ll onion, chopped 2 chicken wings Y1 teaspoon Hll 3 1>9Pp«com1 Vi smell bey leef 2 allcealemon 1. Place broccoli In 3 qt sauce pan. Add water. onion. chicken salt. peppercorns. bay leaf and lemon 2. Heat to boiling. co11er and simmer 30 minutes or until chick· en wings are tender 3. Remove lemon slices. Soup may be served as Is ot remo11e chicken wings and blend half al a rime m blender for a smooth soup Serve chicken wings on the side Makes 2 servings STUFFED FISH ROU 2 tablespoon• tlnety chopped onk>n 2 tablespoons flnely chopped green P9'PP9f · 1 teblespoon buttet Of merganne v. 'teaepoon roM,,,.tY le•ff• Daah ground bledl pepper Y. teHpoon .. It 1 allc• Unety cubed, thinly •llced whit• breed 1 ( y, lb.) flU.t of flounder°' .. 1 cupwatef 1~~dt') mu~ eoup mhl I . Saute onion and 9Jftn pep- per in buuer or margarine about 3 minutes. stimng. 2. S tir in rosemary. pepper. salt, and bread cubes. toss unlll mixed 3. Place stuffing In center of fish Wier. fold ends around, making roll Place fish roll open side down in small skillet; add any re· mamlng stuffing and water Spnnkle dry soup mix around fish roll. 4. Heat to boiling. cover. reduce heat and simmer 10 minutes or until fish Oakes easily. Makes 1 serving MEAT LOAF SOLO PLUS SPICY COCKTAIL MEATBAllS 2 slices thinly allced white brHd Wetef' 1 899 'I• teespoon Hit ~ tHapoon ground blacll P9'PI*' 2 tebtnpoons 9r•ted PenneHn cheeMI 2 teblespoona finely chopped onion 1 teHpoon dried persley leaves Y1 lb. ground round '/• cup ketchup ptua v. cup watM 'I• tenpoon bull or or.geno lea Ha l . In· medium bowl. place bread slices and I/• cup water. ~et stand until waler ts ~orbed. 2 . Add egg, sa.lt, pepper. Parme- san. onion and parsley: beat With fOC'k until well combined. · 3 . Add meat and m ix thoroughly. Dlvid!! meat mixture In half. Set aside half fOf Spicy Cocktail Meatballs. 4. Shape 1h Into small meat loaf. Place In small baking dish or pie pan. Bake. covered. In preheated 400° F. oven fOf 20 minutes for pln4c !medium) meat loaf Of 30 minutes for we.B-done . • 5. Mbt ketchup wtth V• cup wa- ter; pour over meat k>ef and ssxlnkle top with bas&. Bake. un- cowred. during last 5 mlnuta oi MMLYWRIQ.'t, ...... -• D / baking time Makes l serumg Splcy Cocktail Meatballa To remaining half of meatball mixture add I slice thinly sliced whue bread. cubed. and I tea· spoon Worcestershire sauce: mix well. Shape into l/4-lnch meat· balls Blend 112 cup ketchup. 'h cup water. 2 tablespoons honey. I teaspoon Worcestershire sauce. ~ teaspoon garlic powder. Add meatballs. heal ro boiling, reduce heat: cover and simmer lot: 10 minutes. ~akes about 20 small meatballs CHICKEN CORDON BLEU 1 thin slice cooked hem, llnety chopp4Nf 1 oz. triangle process Gruyere cheese Sllwer fresh garlic, crushed Few twists freshly ground black pe,,.,., 2 teaspoons wegetable oil l. Mix ham. cheese. garlic. pep· per and thyme Use 10 stuff chick· en breast in pocket left by bon- ing Fold ends 011er to make roll. 2. Roll chicken m flour. then in egg and then in bread crumbs. coating well 3. 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If all the sun's energy were concentrated on that bridge, the lee would melt In one HCond and would tum to water vapor seven seconds later. As you can see, the energy released by the sun ls prodigious. By the year 2020, according to the Federal Government, solar energy captured by special receptors could supply up to 25 percent of the na- tion's energy needs. To stimulate a move toward this virtually limitless and pollution-flee energy source, the Carter Administration hopes to give tax credits lo homeowners who Install solar-heating and cooling systems. Nuclear Power Still In Its Infancy. nuclear-fission technology supplies about 10 percent of OUJ electricity needs and Is expected to contribute 20 percent by 1985. Nuclear fis- sion, however. pruents serious problems, including safe disposal of wastes and pre- vention of nuclear theft and sabotage. Fusion. another type of atomic power, Is still ye.ars In the future. And no wonder: scientists will have to learn to dupkate the fiery explosions on the surface of the sun and tame them for safe use In power plants on earth. Fusion requires a basic hydrogen fuel that Is part of ocean water -so plenttful that It could supply all the world's energy for bll/lom of yea!'$! Bio.,... Com staDcs. wood chips and municipal trash -trutre Is an enormous reservoir of energy locked In blologtc:al refuse. and burning even a ftacUon of what's available could slgnlfk:at;'tly reduce our dependence on oil and nat:Ural gas. Wood was the world's principal f~I unfll a few centurla ago, and ahhough most of the great forests are gone, energy from such btomass may have wldesprtad use again. Government and Industry ere study- S-.. Sobnot1 It on OllOdollr edit« ot Fe.tun. ~~. Ing proposals to establish "energy farms" to grow trees and crops that would be con- verted Into synthetic gas. Geothermal Geo~I energy 1s' the heat deep In- side the e.arth. 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But klStl9d ... a..,.. of blltlnenta of an amazing ._.«tract' tt11t tightlrls and ftnnl ON CONTACT ... dmn It film. 1UPP1e. youtllful-toold In .. 3 ID 5 ......... actually maw lines. wrinkles and crow's felt OtSAPPEAR ROI Sl6ffT for up ID a 1uH I hours It a time. That's rtaht. YOURS RIA 11£ REST OF '1tllJR LI~ .•. a more you1hfut-loa4cklg l1drl Ill dly, II ~ In f*:t tvefl wN1e you sleep • • • dlarllcl to Ibis AU.-MY FACIAL RRM·UP that worb 10 quiddy, 10 lfllCtMty you can -.S bllDr9 your mlrnw and lftlrllly-WA1'CH YOUR F~ 8NJW YDll&R BY TlfE MtNUTEI" ~ 80 EffECTIYE-EVEM WITHOUT M~, EVEN fN BROADEST DAYLIGHT-YOUR SKIN LOOKS AND FEELS UP TO 10TO15 YEARS YOUNGER I Yes, ttlia Is the miracle that ttlil wondroUI AU.·DAY FACIAL RRM- UP does fQf your Skin. It plumps out c:ottlPlld Mtlce ta--the C11Ute of lines, wr!MJesL~s flll It aMs 1r1 AU.·DAY "Uft" ID,_ complexion . . . melnlflll lines, wrlnlda. lllllllY .. 11111 ~ vanish from sight In just mnrtts for hours It a time. It INStMITl.Y ''Yoqthlfles" the texture of yuur skin •.. firms and llllOOthl "' ctlnlcled .... the frcwn mar1cl. the fUrrowl ...... yaul' enth fact look IO Y"'lng lgain ••. tflat Mii wtlhout a drop of llllbup or cosmetics you look a muc:11 11 10 to 15 ~ )'OUllDlf' far up " a hours from wit b•tmec1l Meaning, )alt 2 appMclUonl I Illy . , • one In the morning, one In the MnlnQ lftllca ,_ 9dn look yamo. lmfl, beautlful .. "' ..... NOT I. llAKE-vP, NOT A COY!R-UP BUT AN ALL-OAY FACW. FIRM-UP THAT MAKES 8KIN GROW FIRMER, IMOOTHl!R INSTAJm.Yl EWn mort ln'll*tlnt ... It --1tlat OU. people wtll "** Y'* ------------..,....... UI U&.11, 0.,.. JNLH-21 ~~1t1ll 0 ' ..................... .....i ....... ~ EJ25" er...-1-. cMdrld. 1 --•:• 111t" • .... "' ao ..,.1 ........................ ""' .... ~ ... ,...... ,_-.I .. 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But presents make the preu nt tenu. -Richard A rmour "My uncle Spar-ks. who's ~ prison," re· ports my next·dOOI' neighbor, "just entered a contest In which the object Is to finish a sentence ln 25 years or less." -Edward Allen My wife not only honors credit cards, she loves and obeys them. -Al &11 I don't want to be critScol of the poetol ter· vice. but wouldn't It be great if okl age come by mall? -Rlchora Orben LfTTLE EMILY "Daddy, quick/ Our cor is Ming busted~" «:R.AfTS/ey Rosalyn Abrnaya A FLOWER GARDEN AfGllA.N YOU mEATE YOURSELf This ls an art you11 delight in -whether you're crocheting for the &rst time or lookl~g for a new design. Easy crocheted panck .. )oined In • snttY open pattern, thsn embroWcred with llfellke Jumbo daisies Ito create e Oowcr afghan. Thie loveJY throw, In the uay-t~do llghan atltlch. 19 worked In ~ wtth &ecy chem-loop jolr\tngs to give lt that IOft look. rnaktng It• wonderluJ protect to pk:k up and take along as you v\slt or vacatton When the afghan II completed, the pm· ty daisy designs are embroidered In cross· stk:h and the Items and ribbon-ties In the outline stitch. lf1 fasctnattng to wen thae flowas and to watch a plain afghan take on charm and color as the design blooms. Dtrections for this afghan call for aayllc sports yam or a Shetland yam In wool or a wool And synthetic blend. Four colors - 18 two-ounce bals of a main color and one eech of tbr.e other colon -arw need- ed to create th. flower-garden effect. Instructions for aochetlng the afghan, complete with .mbioklery ~ ... are gtYen In fAML V Wwu. V't new Wf'let. To _.. IMUKtlOM for mMclng the afghan, Mnd $1 for ach copy of t..an.t No. '501. Flo4HrGordtnA/ghon, to! FAMav'W!IJQ.yM ..... • P08oa4U-P ................ NewYOlk. 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By Pam Lambert Meeting Lesley-Anne Down Is like taking a sip of very chy c:hampagne -light and bubbly. but with an unant\clpated bite. Those who expect the 23-year- old British actnw to be the roolly elegant aristocrat, Georgina Wonley. she played ln the popular television series Upstoirt. Downstairs are In f°' a swprise. In her own way lesWy Is equally lovely, but far more lively. down to earth and droD. Whether it's because her expe- riences as a tremendowJy popu· lar teenage model helped her grow up fast or because of the same in· dependent streak that made her get her own London Oat when she was 16. Lesley has her he.ad SCHWed firmly on her~· Her stability would have been hard to pttdkt from her pa.st. Bored with IChool, she began moddng at 10 after her father. an Interior c:lecanttor, read an ad In the paper for chUd models. ~ng ha modehng career. Lesley's face appeared orT countlas television commerdals and magazine coven. and at 15 the PNM voted her Britalh's "MOit Beauttful Teenager." Charactertstk:ally. Laley ~ memben that period wlJh humor. "I was always getting pests for d'llng:t I ~ldn't do," ... Nmlntlca. "One time. cut· lf'9 dlredof Mked me If I could rtde a hone, and t .. Id. 'Ya. of coww.· ~ 1 couldn't. "Wea. ·,rvtd SouJttng and I got oot to where 1hcy were shooting. and we were to ride these great huge horses with fur· ry feet along the beach without a saddle. I took one look. and quite frankly I wanted to go to the lavatory. I fen off the horse right away and had to be In the sea up to my wa.fst for the rest of the commercial because rd been kk:bd about." WlwJn the llO'leity of modelng wore off, Laley rumed to acting. She left school at 15 to begin her career with bff parts in British films. At 20 she was cast as Georgina Worsley. Richard Bel- lamy's young ward In U,,.lofrs. Downstairs. and captivated audl· enc.es on both skies o( the At· lanlk: with her welJ...bred charm. Lesley has no regrets about leaving school so eMfy. "It was easier to get an equity card then," she says. "Othawtse, l shOuld have gone to drama ldlOOI fOf ttwee years and been a table and then had to go out Into a repa· • t°'Y company and spend three months making coffee. About now I'd )ust be getting around to learn~ how to cany a swoni." lnst-.d of perfecting her sword· carrytng skik, laley appeared with Peter Sellen In The Ptnk Pantle Slrtka Again er1d co- ttaned wtth Elabettt Tejb In the upcbmJng A Lllde Mght Mu· *· She Mio ~ ... llf\ ... ._ c:att. lndudlng Laurence OIMcr and Robert Ouvol. In The Bcesy.· the juit-NleaMd ICl"Hn · venk>n of Hwold Robbin&'• nov· el about lnhtguil m the NO In- I dustry. In 11. Lesley plays Lady Bobby Ayres. a )e\·set gold dig- ger whom she describes as "one of these women who want to marry weU and sit on the bed eat· Ing chocolates all day." Arthough Lesley can be every bit as glamorous as she Is on· screen. she prefers to wear jeans. "People exJ)ect actors. especially women. to look just like they do on TV." she says. "but when you have three people fussing about to make sure every hair's In place, It's bliss not to have to do It." On the lnaeaslngly rare occa· slons when Lesley Is not working, she says she llkes to "sleep as hrte as posslble. eat a lot, go to the movies and generally be lazy . Once I get started. pe~ tell me I ~ like a horse. but rm reaDy a terribly lazy person whtn I don'I have anything to do." Despite her successes, Lesley admits to having fears about the future, fears that are understand· able given the business she's In and her sensftivfty to people. Les· ley could be descriOed as a cheer· ful c:ynlc who sizes up situations for what they are but nevenhe· less strides ahead. Ask her whom she admires. and wtth typical ~eness she wtll reply. "I admire many people fOf different reasons; you can't admire people as a whole because they have so many faults. don't they?" One person Lesley \s enthusj.. a.stlc about 1$ the next character she will play. Phyllis Dixie, England's answer to Gypsy ROM Lee. In her role on British televl- Mon (which may be shown In the United States). Lesley wlll have the chaDenge of aging from 15 to 52. She .. apedaDy looldng for. ward to the part ~ she wants to~ known as a talented actrcn ritther than fOf her looks. "TM c.ameraman said to me, 'Could you possibly put on six or seven pounds f°' the role?"' Lesley recalls wtth glee. "and I said. 'Oh wondaful. bring on the Ice cream; I thall atart now.'" So far, letley appears to have followed some advtce her father gave her when she was 16. Aftu he'd asked her whether she found acting a bit of area race • he said, "R.mernbcr. my d«ar. It'• only a rat race If yoy )c*\ the rats and slAlrt Nnntrog. ~ r. Laaey hun't. ILi ...... ~ ........ -.. 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If th do. just write: Mary Ayres, Family Weetcly, 641 Lex ington Avenue, New YOf1t, NY 1002 NEXT W.EEK IN FAMILY WEEKLY . Jane FOnda at 40: SheStlllSpeaksOut / For Causes, But Now Her Career Is Soaring and So Is Her Domestic Ufe Plus All Our Regular Features • DeWrTTS Pills ect tut with en llNlgealc to helf) relleve the pain of bllckacne end Joint peina. ... --J ....Oti Booklets ~ For You 4 • :::. And Your ] .. Family ~- Do you know how to read your utility bills? How can you tell lf you'te pushing too hard when you go jogging? What should you look for m a wananty? You can find booklets with answers to these ques- tions and many more m the Consumer Information Catalog published by the Consumer Information Center The catalogue lists more than 200 Fed. consumer publlcattons. over 1h of which are free For your free copy, send a post- card to the Consumer Information Center. Dept. FW 2. Pueblo, Colo. 81009. There are other easy ways of becoming your own consumer advocate For in · stance. dtd you know that the Fed. Gov't. operates toll free hothnes you can use to get help on problems ranging from unsafe toys to venereal disease' The numbers for these and other Fed hotlines are m the Directory of Feda~I Consumer Of. fices. which also gM!s the Washington. D.C numbers and addresses for many other Gov't consumer offices To get your free copy. send a postcard to Consumer Information Center. Dept 528 F. Pueblo. Colo. 81009 Using Cows To Predict Earthquakes Cows may be 11 better earthquake-de· tec:tion sy,tem than computers. reports a new study. According to statistics gathered and analyzed by Tom Schultz, senior at the Univ. of Rochester. a decreasa In milk pro· ductlon may be an accurate predictor of an oncoming earthquake. Schultz amved al ~Is conclusion after comparing mllk-productlon Information from farms In Calif. and N.Y. (the second· most earthquake-prone stat~) with the earthquake reports. llMUJWFBD' '11• ,._,,,.,_ ,,,.zJne ltrwtNtnt ....a Mtll•'* MOf10ft FrMtl ~.,, ......... DncllDf, Plltrtcll M. UMllwt ~ !dMo( acott o.awmo Their Boss Is A Lady • Han the grain shipped.QUI or M~ry 6en· son's grain elevator were wheat. II would be enough to make every American 25 loaves of bread a yellr But being responsl· ble for 70 million bushels of grain a year How To Talk To Children About Death Shielding your child from the subject of death is a mistake. wams Dr. Gerald Koocher, a Boston Univ. psychlat11st and chief psychologist at a cancer-care center. "Kids can tell when adults are fooling them," Koocher soys. "and they build up fears about topics adults try to hide from them. Often those fears grow lo be worse than the realiUes. ·• Koocher advises using "normal teaching moments" that come up. such as the death of a pet, rather than waiting for a family crisis when it's difficult to be calm. First find out how much your child al- ready knows about death. Even by age 4 or 5. many chiJdren have seen dead animals or simulated death on TV. Give Information In language the child can undemand. avoiding euphemisms or even references lo "going to heaven" un· less explained in a larger religious context , Don't ten the chtld that dying Is like golng to sleep: you may wind up with a child who Is afraid to go to bed. Children can understand it, tbough. If you tell them the dead perion looks asleep but no longer breathes or that he was too sick to get well. Anticipate your child's fears by reassur· Ing him that the Illnesses that cause people to die are not the s.ame is the sicknesses he has, such as a cold. Most Important, make sure your child fHls ffte to ask qua- tlons and doesn't feel the subject Is taboo. Isn't llll that Marys job as manager of the CatgiO elevator In Duluth, Mlnn., Involves. Thirty-year-old Mmy also has to placate truckers. ship captains and longshoremen. Ten years ago Mary had no idea that she would be the first woman manager of a large grain-storage and exporting opera- tion But since teaching jobs were scarce when she graduated from the Univ of Minn .. she let the state employment office steer her to Cargill. which had .an opening for a clerk. After several promotlol)s dur· Ing her 7 years with the company, she was named branch manager last year. Mary admits that many people are sur· prised 10 hear a -woman·s voice on the phone when they ask for the manager. Others are even more surprised when they meet her. for Mary·s forcefulness over the phone belles her 5'T' height. . But Mary soon lets people know who's boss. She says the key to success In her fob Is being able to "take a position and have people know you mean it. to have them know you stand behind what you say." Whatever she's doing. ii woriu. Dollhouses Are Not Just For Ktds'- Thae days that l>eautifut dollhouse In the den Is more likely to belong to Mom or Dad than to the kids. Recent surveys nt• port that mlnlature-colJec:ting Is the fastest· growing adult hobby In the country. What makes the hobby so appeabng? Kathryn Falk. proprietress of 2 New Yori< City stores that cater to the miniature trade. soys. "Crebting in miniature gives some people the opporrunlty to have the dn!am house they can't afford or to fuJfU1 their 'fantasy about living in a hlstoncal period." But Falk. author of Miniature Nnd.1-· point and ~ing Projects Jor Doi/Itochu, points out that many people enjoy using crafts skllls: "Some want something the whole family e21n do together. Some peo- ple even want to build 111 house to pa19 along In the family." The more elaborate homes may have electrical wlrlng that m~mlnates chande· lie" and even a tiny. flickering bulb In the fireplace for that homey touch. ' QutckT~es If you feel more than usually •laggtO tb .. Moodey morning there may be a reason -It merits the start of Nat'I. Proaastinatt0n Week. How safe are your food·handllng practl~? If you're like the 2.500 homemakers recently surveyed by the Dept. pf Agriculture. the answer is -not very."' Almost 1/3 of the respondents ad- mitted tasting the contents of a suspj- cious-looking can of food to see If it was safe. arid 85% said they had left cooked meat or sandwkhes made with protein at room temperature fur-more than 2 hours The majority of those surveyed also mistakenly be.l!eved that IJ was either ··not too likely .. or "not likely at air that Gov't-1nspeced l'm?3rorpout.- try could cany harmful bacteria. Amertc:aa.' tastn In alcobo1tc bever-sia are changing. Lnstead 9f a Scotch. while wine is becoming the drink of choice for marty. Last year wine consumption was up 12% to 14%. and soles of cordials rose 15%. Whisky consumption slipped by 3%. Do you take pracrtptton aleep- IDI pW.? 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CADILLAC & GMC 28332 Camino Capistrano Laguna Niguel-131-0100 HONDA ION ~ODWIH HONDA 700 S. Harbor Blvd. Fullerton -171-0412 TV WEEK. MARCH 5, 1978 LINCOLN-MERCURY JOHHSON & SOM UNCOLH-MHCUIY 2626 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -5'40..5630 OLDSMOBILE UNIVERSITY OLDSMOllLE 2850 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -540..9640 PONTIAC IOMGOODWIH PONTIAC -GMC 700 S. Harbor Blvd. Fullerton -171-0412 PORSCHE-AUDI CHICK IVEISOH, IMC. 445 E. Coast Hwy. Newport Beach -'73-0900 TOYOTA llLLMAXEY TOYOTA 18881 Beach Blvd. Hunt. Beach -147-1555 . L- SIM Y, MUCH 5 ll:IO e 9 FlwWa at11ll o,_ lioH TwrMM1 F1111l·round coverace ol thl$ 1'GA tov1n•mol lr04!1 tht Rt0 P1111r Country Club 1n Ort1ndo Fbida 1:00 9 CD 11111'1 IMeor T111• ~ : IBl C.-. ....... UClA vs Mldl1t•n (II n. s.,.ntan The "Supertums" This second ~t11m1n1r; round pits the Supe1 Bowl XII Ch1mp10n Dallas Cowb~ 1111nst the AFC OiarnplOll Denvet Bloncos 2:15 • al UllitM Sbta AIM*r lo1hlt 3:00 e IUl ~ Coveraae of the WBA WtnHWeitlll Ch1mpt0nst11p bout be!Jleen chimp Jose "P1p1no" Cuevas and Hrold Weston Jr Taped 11 the Olympte Aud1to11um 1n Los Anaeles, C.lil .. on March 'th 3:45. Cl)"" WetW 4:l0 • (JI UC'a wi. WlrW of s,orb Tiie C.llfoln11 "200" auto race for lnd11111pol1s·type urs from Onta110 Motor Speedway TUESDAY; MUCH 7 l.'00 • MMlta hi Adloft The Athletes vs lhe Runn1n1 Rebels from the University of 111¥141 WEDttf.SDAY, llWCH I i:OO • llllp la Kod17 Kinas vs. Toronto FalOAY MUCH 10 5:00 e llllfcerl rrt-S... ..... Los A.na.elu DO<laers vs the New York Yankees. from fort lauderd1le, Fla SATUROllY, IWCM 11 llUO B O !ICM w.tlllll s,.dal A pm1ew and ev1lua1ton of the top teams •• ll:OO•@~WttW 1:00 e Aetu WlrW C.., Ttllllls The United States vs Australia, with co•1e111e of the fourth smelts match and the first doubles m1tche-t1me perm1thn1 3:00 9 Cl) Dlf1I 0,... lioH TourmlMlll Andy Dun 1s the delendin& thamPIOn 10 tllis $200.000 tournament from the Dorat Country Club 1n Miemt, Fla • n......,.. ··strona Man" A look at Bruoo Slmmart1no-uowned World Wide Wresthn& Champion in 19&3 l:lO •,,........ ~ TM The SI00,000 U.S Open from the llflrnswd Tnendly lines '" Cretnsbo<o, North Clrohna 4:00 9 Cl) CIS S,.U s,.:tlal1ar ''*DAY I lllMCH 5 i.-00 •a::> '11lt hi ,_,.. (dra) '59-tienry Fonda. Maureen O'Hara m CC)......,...., (dra) '63-Jack Hnrkins, Elsa Martinelli l-00 • .._.., OM" (su59) '6S-W11ren Beatty. t.00 • 9 CC) '1111 W., Wt Wtrtr (dra) '76-Barbra Streisand MOMOAY,UKHi 5:l0 8 CC) "!Mies D•: (dra) '76-S"ven McHattie, Meg roster. l.1IO • a::>..._. c.t" (adv) '68-Richard Boone. Vera Miles •CC) "Dirt,.....,.. (adv) '74-Richard Crenna, Clthe11ne Deneuve •CC) '11lt .,_,.. & • ~" (wes) '52-Edmond O'Brien. t.00 •<II CC) '1111 S....U,..' (adv) '73-Roy Scheider, Tony loB11nco TUESDAY, MUCH 7 l:JO: CC) ....., ...., tile Fiie ..,,.. Part I (com) '59-Paul Newman l:OO "n. t.tn tf frlM ..,_,. (wes) '40-Henr; Fonda • '1111 , ... T...._." (wes) 'S4-Ror; Calhoun, Noah Beery Jr t.00 •Cl) CC> "i.t tf tM 6ill4 Gllys" (dra) '78-Robtrt Culp, Dennis Ovpn. LM!'f H11111111 M.DIOOAY, lllMQI I i:ll I CC> "blJ ._.tile ~..,... Conti (com) '59-Paul Newman l:OO CC)"'-W (wtS) 72-Guy Stoc•well. Woody Strode •a::> "Sii ....._,. (ns) '45-Enol Flynn. AleirS Smith t.tl e ()) a::> .. .._..,,. (drl) '76-D11n1 Ross, Billy Dee W1th1ms. llWISOAl, MAiiat t i:JI •CC) .. ....., -~" (susp) '74-Sllly Strut~ers l:OI •CC) "1-7 WM" (dra) 'S5-J1ne Wyman. Charlton Hulon • a::> "TWt'1 A Gif1 Ill ~ S." (com) 70-Coldie Hawn. e .,...,. II ...... (com '55-Humpluey ~rt. Peter Ustinov f111A • MAiiat 10 L• e CC) "'Strtlt ti Ur*" (wa) '49-Wlniam Holden. e tB CC> '1111llr11111 "'9tk l!Mlt" (dra) '76-John Trnona e CC> "'I' lllt W (dfl) '73-0.rren McGev111, Patric11 Neal. e ~ "Glpt'-(com) '6Z-JIR1t Gttasoo, Katherine Kath SAT\lllllAT, 11A1a1 11 5:te• CC>.,.. .... & die Tine ....... (com) '61-Carol Heiss I CC>~ (adw) '58-Yul 8(ynner. C11ire Bloom .... "IJll llr..t l.Mt" (drl) '53-Bob itopt: I "lricflll Liii" (drl) '60-Carf Cooper, lmtn a.can. t:IO Qll) CC) ......_ ........., (susp) '75-Geroa• S•r•I. t• .., ,..,. ........ (com) '47-Bob Hope CONTINUING STORY ' MEET THE MACAHAN CLAN ... Wiiiiam. Kirby Cullen. left. portrays Josh; Kathy Holcomb Is Laura; Fionnula Flanagan Is Molly, the aunt who tfles to fill the void caused by their mother's death, Vicki Schreck portrays Jessie. the youngest daughter: James Amess. center background, Is mountain man Zeb Macahan who guided his brother's family westward; and Bruce Boxleltner 1s Luke, the older Macahan son who Is pursued by bounty hunters because of a mistake In his earlier youth. ABC continues the story of the Macahans, symbols of the pioneer spirit that made America great, In How the West Wes W:>n, seen Sundays at 8PM. Legendary Western star James Arness of Gunsmoke fame reprises the role of Zeb Macahan. the larger-than-fife mountain man. Bruce Box- leilner portrays fugitive Luke Macahan. and Fionnula Flanagan, wn Emmy winner for her pertonnance In "Rich Man. Poor Man ... joins the aeries as Aunt Molly Culhane The youngsters are· Kathryn Holcomb as Laura. Wllllam Kirby Cullen as Josh. and Vicki Schreck as Jessie Frontier scout Zeb had been teadlng hls widowed sister- in-law. Kate. and her children acron the wlldemess. Their unlimate destination was Oregon, but Kate de<:tded the family should settle In Nebraska until her eldest son, Luke, could rejoin them permanently. UriJustty accused of desec- tlon during the Civil War, Luke had bffn forced to go lnto hiding. Since then. hit llfa In e1Clla has led him Into further trouble with the law. This. coupled with Kate's untimely death. has left her three younger teenage children virtually on their own. Uneasy about being away from the homestead so often. both Zeb and Luke were relieved to learn that Kate's sister, Molly, was tomlng from the East for a vlalt. At first, fhe youngsters looked upon tl'lelr aunt as an Intruder. Bui gradually they have begun to accept Molly aa a member of the family, rec:ognlzlng that aha nMdl them u much as they need her. W SUiton (pictured), l»cille laU, Dl'fid J1Mlff, llidlael undon, lllry lllrtln 1114 Oluh ShQft star 111 "TV: Tiit fa~ 50s," 1 __,&k _. It .... of UM top stars, '°""'' .., 11M1 most IJlllllO'lllte lllOIMlltl of tllt period, on •IC, S4Nly fro111 I to t.JOPll. bdt of tllt stars llosts 1111 of tJlt .,.cill'a six •l•••ta wtildl lrt dtwottcl to allllMy, ldita -l'lm.t, ftltema, musk a wariety, sitatial COIM4y, 11141 4ratnetic llCI 111uslcal ~rs. ----... Joie ftrttr stars hi the title roft of lnrlft Allen's prodoctioft of "Tiie lltllll ff ~ .... " I Utf"""1t pjW series dlUlltizllll tflt ldwfttures of Ma Vt1111'1 uWul Mnl, • CIS, NflHle1 Wednesday et 81'111. CHtars ltlduclt hrttss lltrt41tfl, lltl Ferm, l,.U Day Geotit, Kerst l4ldlWz., TM Hallld ltld Burr Dtlto.W11- Set ill COllttftlpomy time, "Captai1 lltN" ._ .. wtttt tllt discMry by two U.S. tiny""" of tllt fabled sulllurlM ll1utllus wttldl-fof Mt' I ctlll»fy-tm Met ft4ttd llMltr I sWf of conl .., IA tllt hdfic. Al tM two nml officers board tllt rt1111rtaMy ltltlct lbutilus, tllt fipre of I NII llMfl'I fl'Olll I mtvry·'°"11 Mlltmi- tiolt ud ilwtttl tllt p1ir to joil la ill Ills searcb tor UM i.t city of Adlfttis. "l1llt 2nd TIHi Oii AIC," airs 111 one-hour COIMdy apteial °" llC, W'Pl 1JJ ~JN.. ... *'1Jlia pestJa ~caw, llllt till rt1I "stars" of Ult llOar art I ~ lafl' f"llP of ~pt. ,._.. lttractM 11111 .._ talttlb lll1llt4 Jtldy Carter, DttlllJ Ena, SW., laq. Wru lllrtill, lla!Mfy htblkht, r .. 1 Tracey, °"""' z.. ,,. ·--llllltftJ Tllomtf'IOI. s,.dal 111illlltiott ......, were uutff by lltw YOft's Ptrpeblll Motiott Pldures, Inc. ' ' I MORNING I • Cl) U0.000 l'ynlllld m Th• RiltstllltS . m ttopa's ... ,_ m 1111c111y 11tuse -4:30-u ..,,,~ GMlt '71; Rtws lhur~ D a.,ry Tyler llltofe: Sptclal Trut ruts Big Henry and the Polka 001 Krd" Ned Beatty Estelle Parsons aftd Chm Barnes star 1n a drama about a I 0 yur old boys love tor a l>lrnc! doc II> Set Bo 8 lAIOlll fl) '-' r111a11C1 ' Money a.,n. 11 :00 a1tni.llt Mon Fri Oi!MnsioftJ In 8 CI> Ywq I~ Culture Tues Thurs . 1111'911 It 8 Qf Tt Sty tlM Lust C.0.•I Wed • Did. VIII Dyt.t ~ DilD•! 8 r1111ily rtu4 D Sesa111t Street CIDl Carel 8ur111tt l fnttlds Cmpt Wed tm Al Illy Cll!N111 I l •30 ID lltws -· -GI Tom I Jttry C.rtoons; Ooll&tr Oqt411/ht-'a111t SllOlf Fti Q) '-ti l'yle II llltchul Ceftttr Cmpl Im 9 ~ tf Uac.rtalirty TYU. ct ~! 21 l•flllity hdoty Mon Wed Stu 4it S.. Tuts . QM ,ISi USAt Thurs 011et Upo11 A Classic ; II S) Dectrit CN1,any 8 llln11: Su Daytime Movies c..e Alorta Wtd -11 :30-(I) 8rMy IA&ld fl!) "-'It ,., .. ,111tistt1 ..,.,, IJli .....,..... $4111ftt D CD Stire' !Of TOIMf,.. ID 1i11s lltuy Cartoons II ft Tiie '-I ~ ID Josie I t11t l'ussyat.s tD Vill.t Altcrt Cl f ltller a... lat fl Villa Alt(re 5:00 u ., • ()) ® lltws Dleum •Ryan's ..... Q) ltt'a Rap; lllow11: f11 Set 4:00 Daytrme Movies U (I) Tiie Wln11t11 Thur lourney m ""~ti Eddie's fatlltr To&elher [slher Rolle stars IS She· 18) Ftatvru naniloall Cnftrll. 'J stubborn, proud Cl Wilid,W'lldWul f.m Dlcll catttt black woman who refuses to mept GJ TIM R• lllicllty Moll1t Club; ~ , whal she considtrs "cha11ty." end • Oedaer 'rt·Statoft an.ball Ood&m .,_....,.."""""" ____ .....i, whose phcht sparks the inlmst of a vs. Yankees, fn from fl lauder I AFT•RNOON _ Jeenaae e11I (Tina Andrews) da>ale ... 12:00 U TIM Stew E4'l1rds Siio. 1 II rtt RicllJf. for r.ortr; Ullkofn Tues • a Tlfilicllt l.oM ... Illy CMl4rtfl Cll CIDl a """ G lllM: See Daytime Mot1e~ GI ....-: C1bpt Fn See Da~lrme Movies Q) I Otea111 of Jtatllit fl!) lbdltilt(llulf ••port -12:30- • ()) As tlle WlrN Tim D ftl °'JS If 0.r Um ........ cm F111116J. rtu4 rD YoCI fer Hultll 8 (D) UC Afttrsc11HI S•Kltl -·-Wed "It ISll't luy Beine A lernaae ® Mlattroctrs Rtl1hbortloo4 M1lhona11e" Slory of a I~ year old fD Pttd11 8fu•1Sa.1111t Street 1111 who unupectedly wins a mrlhon 3' Mary Tyler lllOtfe dollars 1n a lottery tnd-throu&h her '9' Moc11tpod1• LAMl1t new-tound wealth-learns the mun -5:30- ine ol lrue t11endsh1p D ID llen Cll UMtll"'l °"' m f1111ily Atftlf hctpl ,,, D TIM Awttpn CD S41ptftn111 m TIM "" Mklley 111 .. c111b 1,. ill °"' £asJ .., ..., ...., Mlllf !ff lfridM4 9 Dedrit C-,aty ID' ap,hd T tchlliq11t1 of Skttdlt111 tD r111a Altcrt Mon Wed Tiit A11eric.n Story ® lllisttroren lle!PbtrtloM Tuts lhurs Tiit Orialuls fll .. , .. ll~kl•ck "'-ltte~G-P~ IJll VIDEO COMPUTER -CARTRIDGES Try our other Attil vi<*> ottnt t11t-.uw1 YIDIOOLY.-.CS .. , llAcaJACIC. C:OMIAT sun.owe ... STAISHW"', SJIMT IAC ... IASIC MAnt .. , md All·SIA IATl\P" 111.l TE WT 19.95 :....., lH L 17• St .. C.... MeN1 IWWtoort ~~,_....,., 14MOll 0,-10.7 hlJ, a-......, •• SUNDAY MORNING * lndicata an Advertisement 8:00 D ~USA '1hf Sheeps 1n the Mudow'' The discovery ot a traiment ol wool I~ thous:and yem old 1n a Swiss cave-conhrmin1 the tonct1111e 1etat1onsh1p btlWun sheep and man-~ lhe 1nc:enhve IOI uam 1n1n1 what's involved 1n modern sheep pioduction Host John Sturns v1s1ts the slleep unit 11 Pierce Col lece in Woodland Hills Cl) San Ditto .. y outll ' tllt laues I!) Sam Yorty -6:30- • Today's hlllioft 8 Str.-.itY "City Comnment/ Post Office" Rudi Medina and !he children visit Los Anaeles' City Coun· crl: and learn about the post office as the follow a letter after It's milled • llUlic ' die s,oktn Word •O.Jbt• ()) Let Tlltft Ille llcht GTM m. Ch• m Witllit 0 Yiltl Alltar1 7:00 e L.Mi, Ullto My feet UllllWllllflltlackS... • lie .. lllN"9 • E,..1111ta Loa Ana•ltt "The IQ!inr Game'.' A 11port on !he TV rahnt syslem-how 11 workl, how 111s used. whether 1t 1s accurate and how II affects p101ramm1n1. "A Question of Ethics" 1s an inveshtallon into charges of medical experiments beina conducted on human be1nes wtlhoul their howledae and con- sent IM Loot.s It lurllifta (ID) Oifediens CD Ytllty of die Dinouu11 Q) Erot:st AlcltJ Hoer fll) Yop fof Hultll (Jfi ~USA -7:30- -~ &J;aa.ll.M D Ms Cl1 Seements include a VISll IO I QI w.,ii. I VISll lo the Slnd and 1ravel pit to show where Ille most tundamentat bu1ld1n1 materials 11e found, a film of the Jet Propul 51on labrator{s M1ss1on Control GUlldlnlet U VANDEMAN PRESENTS * SUDDEN DEATff? • It b Wrltt111 "The Why ol Sudden Outh" Cl) lnternatioltll Hoer • Dly ., DilCIMry ID l'YKtlul Christianity ID o.Nntlry NtwS m 1t11sttr -.'" QI) Sill& Your Prlise To Hiii 8:00 -~ D Christoplltr c:i..tip "Cops and Clerics" The co·1dm1n1st11tors of Ctnc1nnat1, Ohio's pohu dercy lum tell hOst Junne Glynn about new approaches to cns1s int11vent10A Carol Tipton tr1nsl1tes this proiram into sien l•n1u11e: e """' Hia FrleMI • Cl•pus hwfilt-Vilwpoillt on llvtritioft 0 TIM lest Is Ytl II II (DJtrry fllwtl • • , ... , s..uart s.... Q) Ila Humkrd fl) Sesa1111 Street IUl HoOzoM -1:30- RWatU D Tiiis b the Ult ·Oi---(1) Day of '*""' G Mtetiaa r-II Calvary ID To. IMI ltrfJ all lleflW If Tr.ell 9:00 fJ TIM Macie flltwle M«ll111t D~ e for You, llld Woftun Ill ()) Oral llDMrb 9 It b WrittH ID lup lllllllJ/ll'tn~ Pie m Jimmy Sna1rt s.... IUl ll"" Ytwr Mlt -9:30-D QJl lllHt lttt ,,ta • VIiia Altart Cl) fntinl " Uvtfy •rts Ill TIM li11t ls Coal in& (JD Sptctnua mTIM f1ilbtllltl Q) Old TI1111 Gel,el Hollr 10200 fJ T odaJ's. hliclt!I D At O• Wiii-Edward 81berman 111 IOBERT SCHULLER • all4 Hlf Hour of l'ower Ciuttt .Oral llolltrtsl •HMof ""r ·=F--Cll of Trvtll TV WEEK, MARCH 5, 1978 <Ial ,llllllc ... m 111e ..... l!D P'Wct tr.M/Stsa• Strttt l1ll Siii Dill' llllidt 0.t -10:30- 11 Mt4ia • .IUMr}ft ()) llltyle: "Tiit Motn I• 1111•" (com) ·~3-W1lh1m Holden. Mau1e McNamara. David Nrven Ill .... lny JtMllll ®lltaiubn IDlfMyllldi CD calwary C!llpel ID .loOliN 11:00 • lllN: Ct) "ftrty ,..... " Tr011bJ." (com) '63-Tony Curtis. Suzanne PtesheUe, Claire W1lco1 D 9 f1tfidl Cltna "'1 Optt1 Fi nal round coverac• from, the Rio P111ar Country Club 1n Orlando, fla • °'' of o-.tfy • Grelt s,.,. .,_ •Rea H11111bl~ cm ia..&Aawtn •....,..:"lad In A Hart111" (com) • · 4•-Abbott & Costello. l 3Cll11tdl la tM HllM -11:30- • JilllllJ sngait Sllt9 :d:~1~:~~~ftS ·::·1:.o:r!,· ~:~ umel in art, literature. h1st01y. leaend, mytholoay and 1n the teoloey The proeram travels to MOO! Park Collea• Institute IOI Wild & Eaotic Animal S!udtes, where 1n1m1I trainer Hub(rt Wells introduces viewers to Vtltnllne. the world's most h11hl7 tr11ned camel and slu of !ht him ''Hawmps " Or. Miller , an advocate on preventive dentistry. would like to help you & your family with all your dental care. For your con- venience Dr. Miller offers convenient payment plans. Miiier or. Alan Miller, Family Dentist 2979 Fairview Rd.,Costa Mesa ·979-3970 Pagel (at the comer of Fairview & Boker. west of Son Diego Frwy I ........ ~SA •t A.fp1lthnt1A......_ ACROSS DOWN 1 AdMation (due to I Frill puZJlt ...-) 2 By way of 3 SNp (due to pum. -> 3 LfJtit shaft 5 Run ~ 4 Mui or Thumb 7 ~ device 6 Beloll&lfll to Richards 9 Somethl111 to be 19'lt 8 Body ecld 12 Common prefix 10 --o'-shanter 13 helt 11 Maraarl,,. 14 "-'tire 13 Unders 17 Myself 15 Classy 11 GfeeMt 16 For eumple (abbrev) 19 blternstate ('lbbnrv;) 19 Food of H.w.11 """"-+-+---.-.....,~"-...,--I 21 fl#Wly 20 Broad ~4 little de¥il 21 Trip 27 ·~Down to -· 22 Worlt aroup 21 Actr ... ~ 23 fibber 29 Time period 25 M.ie eddreu (abbr811 ) 31 Forwlll'd 26 Ship crewman (clue to 33 Uk• puule answer) 3.4 Land mass 30 PtioMd 36 Alternative 32 Seooe> of Ice cream 37 Ground animal (cl~ to 33 Beer puule enswer) 35 Sound 1n hbr¥}' Answer at end of tile Saturday log l\).o-\ibol'-b~ tY ~""' bl>-~ ''I'm really amazed that only one treatment removed the lines I hated so much. I can 't ~ for my next treatment!" WHAT IS YOUR SKIM PROILEM? •ACME• ORY SKIN •OILY SKIN •WRINKLES• LINES• BLEMISHES /¥anu"ty SKIN CARE CENTER Cal for IRfot Mii• TODAY MISSION VIEJO-EL TORO TUSTIN-ORANGE UHi •T .. U#JU , 172 M9. T ..... Aft..#201 (Oometol ~....,I (" llodl No ol~I 78M378 639-3913 '•1 SUNDAY (Contlnu9d) (]Jl Mo•lt: a::> "Tiit h1u11ort1I" (dra) 69 Chmtophe1 Ceoree, Jusrca W•ltt•, 8al!y Sult1van, Carol l~nley, Ralph Bellamy m Plecla• lluk/Eltdrk ton.111111 ( A"•"NOON 12:00 • flit lttttr W11 • '-•• Aasw.11 a nr111tt .., Mod*" ma-, m e.111a1,..., -12:30-• (])fact tbt ,.,.. D lllkrit: "House .t f11nkt11St1il1" (hor) '44-Bom llatloll. lon Chaney O Oirtctlolls CD MoN: "Go Wal" (tom) 'CO Tilt Man 8ro111eis fm Uvt frOlll tlle lf1"4 Ole Opf'J (31,\hr) A live concert from the Ctand Ole Opry 1n Nashville. Tennessee w11/1 s11eh stais as Roy Acuss Mrnnrt Pearl Wolma lee Cooper. Connie S1111t11. ~rcbrt Campbtll, SAffte1 Davis, Ceroae Hamr(lon IV and Justin Tubb 1:00 D CD Mt"'• 1114oof Tt1111i1 CMm ~ D ill' Ctlt•a• luhti.tll UClA plays host to Mrch11an G <mi rlle s.nt111 T.11, Super tums' lht second preltmtnary round 1111s Ille Super Bowl XII ~m pt0n Dallas CowboY$ •nd lhe AFC Champion Denver Broncos lfirost tach other CompefltotS include Roger Staubach. Robert Newhouse Ort• Purso11, Biiiy J~ DuPree. Ralph ftuly, Harvey Ma111n. Randy White, DD lNIS. Chff Hams. Char lte Waters Cra11 Morion Olis Arnrstronc. Hnen Moses. Riley Odoms.. Mike Montle1. Ly~ Alndo Randy Grad1sllar, rom Jackson, Billy Thompson ind Steve foley e AMlott & c.te .. "Pardon My Sarona" 0) Tiit .... ,, tors "Hold lhat Line" m Sltmpr• b 0-lltao 2:00 e Tiit 141 Vallty ID Mo•lt: a::> "Tll• Ct11llJI of l..mit" (dri) '•6-Cltzabeth TaJlor, ftan' Morpn, Tom Drake, Selena Royle, Lanie. e THDll O D11111ultlll Iii CuHwra -2:15- • <II UllltM States Mlt111r .... l11c The United States vs the Cerm1n Demomhc Re~ublrc from Lah ra~ -2:30- • ..... : "'" ta•'t a.ut .. ..__Mu" (tom) '39-W C rttlds, (d111 8e11en & Chtrltt McCarthy 3100 8 CD ~ tf tfle Su• r11 ure Sbttna JoJo St1rtuc' vi Don frase1. 8'~etbaU Lucy Harri$ vs Don roid; Billiards· lou Burtte .s Palmtr 811d 8 8 ~rblftrl4 Covmae ol the WBA Welte,.e11M Ch1mpronsh1p bOut between champ Jose "Pip1110" Cuem tn4 H11old WHtOll Jr Taped at tht Olympic Auditorium. p .... Iii Baum II) Alias Slllitlt alld .loaes ((JI T1ll Gn1will1 Y11ri -3:15-• ®l ABC's s,.11 ~ -3:30- &Gftilt~ cm> AIC's Wicle WtfW of Spoits -3:45- D CIJ lll.l WttW m,,...•""' 4:00 e n..s.a,sa.. • ~·to tlle ""°" .. Ille Sea D S-.1'9' ID ..,,,.: "Selfief ill IM Rain" (tom) '63-J1tkrt Gleason m MoN: Mr.mail of A Mobster" (dlil) '61-Vrc Mor1ow. Leshe P1111sh m Wall strMt ,.... Ill\ Mlrtu1 WttbJ .Gl T1ll ~ -., .. ,,., -NO-e AIC's Wide World of $pO(ts live ooveraae ol tilt California "200'' race roi lnd1anapolis·type cars al tltt On li!lO. CalJtomiJ, Jlotor,Spetdwa~. IS lt'a E~a 84.isi,... fD Wnllillflolt W... 111 lrlift 5:00 a Star Tr• CJ Mowie: (CJ "Clllllp of ltalli1" (dra) '69-[lvos Presley {ID) !21 """ fl)flrille Unt ®The Ad.-QfOllictn -5:30-® lreaaldt (JI',..., •V•NINQ I e:oo .... (1) ... e lltYlt: (CJ (Zltr) "n e ••4 , .. , .. (dr1) '73-Htnry ronda, Maureen O'Hara, Clint Howard. -~(CJ ~ to tM lleoll" (adv) '14-Uoyd 811daes .., lllD;le: a:> (2111) ..... ..,,. .... (dr1) '6J-J1c• Hawtllnr. 0 er.cutt\ Vlctlllry Garden • Pllllp ~"'limbo Alone 1n the Allt11clic for a stientif1C study, Duncan Carse was left with literally only Ille ®thes on his back after a fruk tidal wave destroyed 111 firs su1>11hes Ht was rescued 116 days ~ttr QllflCt~ ... !B llt~ -&:JO- U CD ... ....... Clllflf .... • WW. llllrW" ~· <m c.-. ' r.,,..,.. (II Tiit fttld a.f (U)"'*W e .... ..., ... 7:00 9 CD to ll!Mlt• • 0-...rtlll""" .. ..., "Race fol SUN1val" (1111) A plane e<asll in U1t YYl&e Alri«n Pt1111S starts 1 penlOlls odyuey IO! I.a unlikely travehnc tomp1n1ons-1 areyhound ind ' lion An endunnt frlend1l11p of necessity underhu their dan,erous survival m1ss1on. h11hl1ted bT • rtce btt.een two of the world 1 fastest cre1tures-1 cheetah and 1 rreyllound. a <mi Har4y loyl/llancr Drtw "The Mystery of Kine Tul s romb " (R) In (fypt, Frank and J~ m tnahl 1n 1 dan1erous advtnture. 1nvolv1n1 • aolden idol stolen from a Pbar101t·s lamb. 0 A tOllC:lft 1t11it14 ,,._ Willa Stirnne Johnn.r Cull 8 CRatm StltcMly m P'lt4&• lru~1a.r1t Herltaa• •Gto11t IV" A ltadet of lisl11on 1nd rnterror deSltn when ht was P11nct Recent. Gtorfe IV "'u pr~bly the arealest influence on lht 1oyil cot lectoon and bu1ld1n11 CSOl AM S., Maka TWt -7:30- .ui ... ~· flltMrial fa. tinl (ff DllCt u,.,, A C&aulc 8:00 6 ()) ltlloclt Benny Coodwrn 1n vests his lilt sav1n1s 1n Cary Levy's ieans store and becomes an 1nstanl business tycoon D QI) Sl'ECW. N: Tiit fMlulous SO's Lucille 8111, David lanutn. Michael Landon, Mal) Marlin. 0111ah Shore and Red Skelton star u hosts ot thrs Sl)ee11I, recamnc Some of the favo111e stars and shows of lht dee ade, plus memOlabfe momenrs lrom the11 own shows Sil different c.1te10 11es include comedy, westerns, Vin tty s11uat1on comedy. action dramu. ind dramalte and musical ~tacul11s 8 h4tml ...,,_ of Ma1ic 8111 811.by hosU 8 OJI Kw T1ll Wtst Wn Woll Zeb btcomes lloubltd at the Vlt11ff's rnsinuahon tllat 8tth rs llOI bernt wholly truthful about tw past The puute (rows llfltn she 1ttemots to leave town l>efoie lhe 1ud1e 11nvts for a hu11nc into Zeb's sJa11n1 of Btlh s attacktrJ luke f411fs to avoid bloodsllfd IR a SOid shipment fOb bery showdown between Col flrnls bandits and the miners At lhr. Mat ahan hOJ'fttS1Hd, tile ~101 linally arnves at Jtwt's bedside to hnd the youn&sttr comatose from bu '""' po1son1n1 He snatters Aunt Molly, l.Jura and Josh wrfh the ~ospecl tflat Jessie could die Ill VAJIDEllAN PIDEJITS * GOO'S HIGH COUNTRY • It Is Wrlttoll ID llfnlt: (flu) "Mkhr O~e·• (susp) '65-Warren Beatty. Hurd Hat f1erd, Aleund11 Stewart .,,..,.., .. • ...... Uta o 1.-.. at s,.,._, m t1an1 n..s G> Vln.ty!s,w .... a """' ,..,.m • MMm" -1:30- • Cl) Oll OW 0.. [ddre Ba111ts has Ired ro Olll ol·town lrrends lhal he's hviq1 with Al>ftl Baiter, and now that hrs fntnds art lo pay turn a Y1$1l. he w1nts ~II to 10 •Iona tt1tl1 tht llolt a A rttllftt vllllt• and • • ........ atniqte. "C.. Walk ttlt Wtttd" Stltl ~"' llostJ • c... .... tlle w.iw • °"" ' Wlttl Q ..,.. "ti Profesor P1t1tonrco" H OMr U., 9r00 9 Cl) U Ill ttlt ,...., (iO tftfOI matlon avall1bte at our pieis time TV WEEK.. MARCH 5. l978 ao1111w..11a D IOBHT REDFOIO! • WBIA STRUW.01 "THE WAY WE WEii£" • (II ..... : (CJ (2tlm..) "Tlll War Wt w.,.,, (rom) '76-Robert Redford, Barbn Slreiwid. B11dfo1d Dillman, lots Chiles Paine~ O'Neal, Vrnt• llndf0<s Ser 1aa1n$1 lht un easy rimes of the 1950s. when polllr "' susp1c1ons and accusahons lurntd l11tnds into betrayers ind crultve areers •ett smas!led over nt&ht lh1S IS lht brtttrSwetl SIOty of two people who duh into marnaae and out ol tovt •rtlloul really under stand1n1 why .... .,.. ffihAnoll m•x ..... r4 O llnt~ni.M tll3 '114,1 8rea~!Waate111l1tt Tilt11r• "Anna Karenina" o Setrlldstace -9:30- • (J) Allct f 01 wee ls Mel has been Po•nledly tellinf Al11;e, flo and Vera how much he dish~es 1urpn$t pithes Now it's his 50th b11thda1 and Mer 1s sorely di»ppo1nttd when 11\fy ta~e h11n ar hrs word D Ill Tlte lie Effflt: "l~e rta tronil love. Se• ind Marriage Test" r om Snyder and Suzanne SOllletS. host this celebrrty·studdtd. '"wer partl(1patro11 special rnvolv1n1 quts Irons In Sil MUS, love. h1hlinL st•. feerrnes. rores and trust, that •e the 1nte1ral parts ol i mJrrract DTHlill ltC.111 U Gar1tr T-4 Armtr.i 10:00 D ()) Tiit ~rtl l•r11tt Sit" Sieve M111in and Betty White fUesl • 0., .. DilcMry • [fNtt Allcity ""' CD 0Mctf s,.all Prohti ol Sim Yea1er -~He.r • ""'' l111'1Tllt ''""'' Malflis s,.111 Mathis ietums to televrStOn 1n 1 90lo petfonnanoe 0 Tiit Allltriull 5Mrt Siity 0 Allstill City U..ib -10:30- • JIM11t1 S..Wtt s._ ID lttws 11:00 9G CD !Dfl ... ehmltttn • lletlt: CC} "Ql1111 tf KaMr' (dra) '69-Clvrs Presley tD Mtflt: "Mlcby OH" (d1a) '65-Warrcn Betlty ., I.Miit .... -Dr. lkWilll ID i....i r-.. l1111•lli•n fD "'4ct lrtll/Caldl IM Jtr -ll:JO-• s,.ti r .. v.._. tf t11e ~ • a .,... CC> "tllPt Rlltlt ,,.. ....... • Tiie 100 Qlllli .(II .... Cl)T.,.. •en..ma.• -11:40- (11 .... : CC) .,J." (dra) '63- Ce0t11 Pepp11d, Raymond Burr. -12:10- • Mtwlt: a::> .. ,._, Fr .. th H•" (dra) '60-Robtrt Mitehuni, flt •no< Ptrktr, Ctorct Peop•rd. -1:40- •.... : "'-., "" TllRlr· laM" (dr1) '60-Al.an Ladd. Jeanne Coin, fr1n•t• Avalon. I MONDAY lllUCH' Ftr ........ •'*"-' Hltlllp, ..... • DAmlllE PllOGUMS .... low, tot JW C111111ll•1e1, 1r• Ille 0(1Ntia. DATTill£ lllOWIES 12:00 .. ~ "C.l1111ity J1111 ' S.. ._,. (•ts) ·49 Ywonne DeCarlo. Ho.ward Duff. Dolothy Han. Lloyd B11difS • m "Jlle Eart " ~" «t11> '40-Robfft Montaomer,. [dward Arnold 3:00 <II (CJ "Tiit e~1llt111m" (adv) '68-Darro McCav1n Anne Ba11er 3:30 8 (CJ "Tiit s.iftl'r" (com) '66-Ann·Marerel, Tony Fran CI05'. Robert Coote ev•NINO 7:00 D 8 CD """ DU.no.. CJ) Te Tll tile TMll ..... for Delllfi CDI LM Lucy eAMM·IZ a If• £,.,,...,,.• 11111111111 llD PIMct IAU/Madhil/ltllf1r ~ Qll ~TOlll&tlt Ill i.i ~ ~ Im Flltiolll -7:30- D Dul• Htrtwltz' t.ll11Mr ..,._ A well knoim aourmet PoP corn commercial faces Horow11l' thallen1e ton11hl later. David shows v1mrs 1111 lint way lo bvy stereo equ1pmcnl . .....,..~ e 1'1111'• ....,_. "The Ctassia lio Hollywood" Olton Wellts. Errol Rynn, Kallll(rne Hepburn and Henr, foodl art only a few of the Kton who aPl)tlf in the best remembettd scenes ~Ofll the creel lllO'flt classtCS 1ncludm1 "The Adwentures of Robin Hood," "little Wom1n" and ''lhe Gtapa of Wr1lh .. (l)lllllltlWT• en.Mlllr'•WIN <II .. htll tf ~ . ..., .... @Dilrllp9 .,.._ .... /UI~ Ill n. fltld CMf 8:00 B CD S1'£CIAI Tht Body H•11111: Tht a.41 ht A dramahc rnforma tronal special about the human hurt and wcutalory system. which uh· hm aslound1ne pholoeraph1c tech nrques to allow vrewers to su the 1nl11cale mechanisms •rlh1n lhe humJn berna. alMI the medal "mrr acles" lhal lleep them functronrne D a l.lltll Hlal 111 t11t f'rlirie Ill Be wa111n1 as You D11ve Away" The lnaalts lanuly suffers a shatter 1n1 uperrenu when oldest dauehler Mary roes permanently bhnd 1n Part II of this two part episode When Mary's eytsi&hl beains lo WOIStn. Charles (Mrchael Landon) lakes her lo a spec11J1$I who informs him that it's 1usl a miller ot hme before she loses her s11ht entuety, because ol nerves damaaed by scarlet fever B Mowit: (CJ (211r) wlonl Cusf' (adv) '68-R1chard Boone. Vera Miles 8 (1J The Sia Million Dollar Man "The Mov1na Mountain" Sieve tu ms w1lh 1 beaul1ful Soviet aaent lo recover advance U S and Soviet weapons stolen by a tenonst. • Ill lllowl1: (CJ (2hr) "Dirty ......,,. (adv) '74-Richard Cienna. Catherine Deneuve, Ala1R Delon. CD Clret t.r1lltt l F rielMls ID lllN: <tJ (nr) "Diner alid tllt Rio Gn•" (wts) '52-Edmond O'Brren, Sterhna Hayden 0 Tiie .... CJl<tftides ID f'tMtt lrut/lbtilNI 8"111,lik S,.ci1I "The l1v1nr Sand$ or Namib" For al least 1 million years the fhm1b Desert has boldered 1200 miles of the Atlantic COis! of Alrru In lhtS sun·~ked upanse of sand and rock, wh'te temperatures may reach 170 cteerees r ahrenhe1I. hve bnusual p!Jnls and stranae creatures have adapted 1n 1m111na ways lo one of th1S planers most hostile environments ru "•ti•1111 Gterr1pllk s,.c111 "The l1vrne Sands of Nam1b" -1:30-m $121.000 QMstloR 9:00 B (I) M0A"$•H (R) An irreprm· 1ble prankster from B.J.'s past shows he's strll 1n &OOd form when h1S VISll is heralded by a report that the Provost M111hal 1s chec~1n1 to Ste 1f BJ. 1s a medical 1m~ter. D al Tiie Iii Ewtllt: "Sybil" Part I Joanne Woo~ard and Sally r1eld star rn lhrs story ~sed on lhe upe11- tnces of a real woman-subttct of a best-seller-who developed 16 per sonahlits Ms. Woodward-wtlo "°" In Oscar IS Besl Aclrtss 1n 1957 for her portrayal of a woman with mulh pit ptrsGnJhhtS-1n "Three faces of C.e" -plays a psych11tnst lreatrna Sybil (Ms. field), the woman who his taken refuae 1n nrrous personalities as a result of unspeakable lrulment rn her cl11ldhood al the hand$ of her unstable mothei. • l1I Tiit UC lllM4ay •r1.i ....._: ~ (tllf) "1111 S....Ullll" (ad•) '73-Roy Scheider, TOiiy loB· 1a11to. Larr, Harnes. Victor Arnold, Jerry Leon. The title of lhe movtt comes from a special squad which only pursues criminals whose of· fuses c.11 lor seven years or more In prison Buddy (Scheider) uses an old bul errant fntnd. Vito (Tony LoB ianco), lo 11in Information on a v•ntty of underworld liaurtS CD "'" Griffilt SM @ T1lt Act of UllClltalllty fD '1•411 lruk/llHli111 of Milla/Plt41t lrul In this second season opener, Steve Allen, hosl and creator. Ill~ lo 1reat h1stonc:al heures rn a mock forum Allen welcomes the French ph1losoph11 Voltaue (John Hoyt), Mart111 luther (Leon Askin), Florence H11htrn1ale (Jayne MeaOOws). Ind the Creek philosopher Plato (David Hooks) (91 """' lrtHIStll& by *' by Ira '9rsllwill -9:30-u Cl> O• 0.y at A TIM Juhe and Barbara p1epare 101 the WOISI when they plan on lak1na money they know touldn't be theirs 10:00 D LOU 'RAlfT PURSUES * MYstERIOUS DEATH! II (I) Lou Gnllt Rossi's h1end 1s killed, and he may be the next in lone when the Trrb rep0rler pursues a se11S11Jve story 1nvolv1na a chemical plarit allow1n1 rad1allon lea.,aee • D llNS m 1tt111J1M01•n fB VALUABLE TY COURSE • 'So You Want to be a Contractof/Znd w"• 9 S. Y" w..-to h A Celltrador 8 After tlM Alt ef UncertJlllty -10:30- 11) II)""" O Mow Tt 0. Y111 0.. TH •t11rn fD CeullbJ Taln: ·The llnde of • 1rttt1tr .._,..,., D J11ue11111t 11:00 D a • CD Cial (l(I "-' e I.Mt A1Mr1c111 s"" 111 lllYlt : ~ "Ludy Luciano" (dra) '74-Rod Slei1er m 111t Odd eo..,i. Q) let's llb•• W Dul @ ll1ti011I GH&ll,_i< s,eclal '1he lmn& Sands of Namib" m PIHc• lrul/Did Cavett -11:30-u M1tit : ~ "lllclllfllian I Wil• "Requiem for A Bude" .. 9 Jt111111y C.11111 Bill Cosby hosts • ® ,_. Stery rull of Hurl • T1lit &kl .., Cott s..rt m """' 1t..vc.ptioMI """' 0 Madltil/uluer hpol1 12:00 8 TwitiPI leM mcms-wa II) lllo¥it: "The Htllywod Story" (mys) '51 -Rrchard Conte. Julot Ad ams -12:30- 1!1 &ene Autry 8 Starthll1 (JD) lrGlllW• • m Mired H11cllaK• ,,.Mnts 1:00 D 9 TOllllffow Ill I Spy -1:30- 11) .J: "The .... '"' tile M .. 1111" (tlor) -CnrrQut Rambal, Martha Roy. -2:05-u lh'rie: ~ "The n ril of h All" (com) '63-Dons Day. James Cimer. Arltfle rranc1s NEW ADULT COMEDY t - Tw af lritaWa ,....... ~---.. lll'ef (riPt) U4I ..,... Cdltt-mr 111 ... ZS.,.rt ~ CllllltdJ Mflea, "Tiit Tw ...._" atlltM& ........., 1t 10-.-. • lCU, QMMI 2l bdl "'°""' combta., •• to """ alb 111 wtlldl t11t two ... _. ... .,.,..t•t-•i.taww ..... IM dlllMll. C..-, II Hit u• If Ult a-ltMI "Tiit ho ...... -It lllttlillcl T1ltJ COftf ..... flllll of ~-fl'Oll ,..rt Cdllt(" wltll UIMI S-lt to 1 taMll ftnlla If 1 NC Mstorkaf llfles tlltittM "EIZ'IMttt 1111 HI," Mt to t,._.I £11"'911 1lra. .... Hit *"' .... 11c:11a~ ...,. .... £llDMl' ,.,..,_,..,.. lly tht two ...._-fllrlanltlllc a rkftll tf,...... .,. ... art"°"' with I cMir tf •HllMB, MM! I lltrftnllltlet of I lcMtttost Olltftttl ..... • J•lhll CMur Mt to VMMM wattm. ...... TUESDAY MARCH 7 f0t lllO'llllll llld alter-list1np, pluse see DAmME l'tOCIAMS .... low,'°' )'Ollf ~."' the diJ's mo.its. DAmME lllOVICS 1~00 0 "Th DeYil's Otsc1plt" ldra) 59-Burt lancasttr • m "The re111in1ne Touch" I (tom) 41 -R~hnd Russell 3:00 .I§) cc:; "A Cltir I ,rtstnt 01n1er" (dra) 69 Hal Holbroo~ t C Marshall 3:30 U ".CJ ''SIJ&KOldl" (wes) 66-~nn Mararet Ale• Cord EVENING 6:00 fJ B U Cl) (JU) 13fl NewJ U Emetaency One O Gambit m Tht Bt14r Bu11eh m 111e llii!otits ~ Souodsbae m P1ec11e lkuk ~I "'-"1 fNll(t I -6:30- f) Movie: CC) (90)"hlly llound the AIL lop" Par1 I (tom) 59 Paul Newr111n Joanne Woodward Joan Collins :J) Untamed Wond CIColcelmtiOll <ml ,..,. Griffift Show m ltwitd* mo.. Elly S' Tht Growina Yu11 7:00 lrWy lllllCh eam11en 11 Liln tM To Tell tllt Trllth CJ Bowline for Doti.rs , CD I low Liley U)Mlm·12 @ Oimensionl In Culture f1l) MldMll/ltllrer lleport ® Enta!Ulrunent Tonithl (5}1 Tiit Home G.tnltner -7:30-u C.ndld Clllltfl 1!1 lltwfJwtd 6.tme 8 <JD') HollywM Squares Cl) The Co!lt Show D The Joler's Wiid CD The 9'MJ lllflC.ll ~Atrowritw Cl) PIH&• llWIU. l11terdlan11 itt ..... .__ 8:00 a w ~ CN11tt1ae o1 the Seus Carl Reiner vs Carol lynler 1enn1s and Jll'limy Wilker vs Jun Marsh. bowhna • D at TM and llrrlt ... --$how Ray Charles. Henny Youn&r111n Chflon Dam. Patti u Belfe. Jim 8'1ley. N Cmn. Marro Smith and Jaye P Mot p n 1uest D llWt: (1:) (Zltr) "TM -ttllfll flf fruk J1m111' (wu) '40 Henry r onci.. Gene I itrney • (!ID H•m Do• (90) (R) "f oniie the Movie Star!" Tafent "out JKk Duvall. Oii a cross counlry search IOI 8 new James Oun·lype htlll, develops mech1nical d1ff1eulty 1n his 11110 Ht 11t1Vts at ~l's Orrve In looklnf for Fonzie. the mecha nic P8fit10 \11>0n seeing the fon1 Du~all oum tum a rrop to HollywOOd IOr a Wten lest r on11e aar~es provided he tan take lhe g1nR 101 a holiday 0 Athletes 111 Actloft lhe Athletes vs the Un1ms1ty of Nevada s Run nin& Rebels from lone Beach m caror Blr1nttl and friends Cl> Moflt: (2hr) "Tht Yellow f111111hlft" (wef) )4 Rory l:.llhnun Noah •eery Ir fDNews U ® bt111111 at Pops S9«11I fL) "*dtt lktn/En111n1 11 ,opi Spec11I On the [splanade Arthur ftedler and lhe Boston Pops Orchesrra lhro• a 4th of luly party concff1 lor 300 000 people on the b;inks of Boston's Charles River Included 1n the conctrl 11 mum by Sousa Handel Strau~ Offenbach and a spettacular performance of lschaokovskys "1812 Overture " accompanied by lore"()rks -8:30- D (j) Shields I Yarnell No onlo1 m<1hon •t ou1 pre~ time CD Cross-Wits 9:00 fJ r:u McM1: (C) (~~r) "ust of Ille Good Gu11" Cdra) 78-Robell Culp. Dennis Oupn Larry Ha1man Richard Narita J1 Tu Cumbuka Ham pion f anchu l!obert Culp stars as S11 Nichols. a tou2h 30 year veteran of the torte who lakes p11de 1n hos tyranny Dennis Ducan pol lril)'l officer Johnny lutu. a consc1 entious rookie whoSf compassoon lor a seuously 111 fella'* officer (Hae min) outs him on a colhs1on couru with the hard nosed Set N1thols lutu 1s OM of hn members of 1 spemlly triined poh" squad dea1 1n1 in community relations When ot seems 1 fellow ott1cer m1rht lose his pension benefits ti he can·t complete his 10 vor hitch only two •ee ks away lucu and the other squad members enter into an unusy al ha nee lo cover" for him until his olhc11t 111uemen1 dale II tff The lit bent Sybil (2hr) Joanne Woodward Sally Field Con eluding half of the World prem1ert drama adapled from Flora Rheta Schre1ber's btst seller based on a woman s actual case h•slory Workine 101ether, Sybil and Or Cornella Wilbur be11n lhe lon11. e.hauslong and often frustrat1n2 treatment that is intended lo bunc Sybil out of the niehlmar1sh unpredictable eustcnce ol a w.oman w1lh 1611trsonaht1ts and evtntualb permit her to lead an Ofdered. n0rmal llfe m Mtf'I Gf iffin Slltw -9:30-• <ID> TlwM's CMPtllr ·chusu s Date" (R) fireworks uupt •hen J.c~ and Janet feet compelled to tell Clmuy that the mature soph1stiu1e s/le rS d1tin1 1s mmied• @ A llatttf r4 She fD ,..._, lf ... vSoi11 ~ s.n1 ., '*"'"'in Many memorable sonp of Ira Gtr$h11r1n are perlormed by the cast ot the tremendously successful t ondon production of "Srde by Side with Sondheim" -Ned Sn'emn. M~h cent Martin, Julia McKenzoe and 01v1d Kernen. With soec111 euut ' Derek C111f11h-they pey trrbute to the lyrtCS of Ira Ct1shw1n, stl to muse' by Ceoree Gershwin, H11old Arlen, Vernon Duke, Jerome Kern tit Mas1llrpilq Tlltltre "Ann• Ka rtnine, Part ~" 10:00 U O Netn D (Jal ,llEMIERE Hrnna labiu Wu~end' A couples 10 year open 1elahonsh1p 1s 1eopard11ed by the emmonenl amvat ol a th1ld m The llontylllOOllers f» The Ernest Alla:tey Hour al Mari llimtN C..tdy Speci.t -10:30-m m Nns ill Behind the fence: Albttt f'11ty-Met.1t Smith il Tiit Mir.telt 11:00 a a a (() cm 9 1 "'" U lO'lt Amelian Style D llcwie: ~ "A Quiet "ace to 11111" (mys) 73 QJ The Odd Couple II) let's Mab A Dul ~ The Oriairuls: Women in Ari fD f'led&t Bru•tMark lumll Comedy ~cill Ameuca's lead1ne· OOhtlcal humomt returns 101 his third comedy special ol lhe se,son '9 The Maclfeil/ltllrer Report -11:30- 0 CIJ Mo.it: r.c:> Columbo/lloja• U Jollnny Carson 8111 Cosby is auesl hosl IJ (lg) Mo.it: ~ "St11·S,anattc1 Girl" (com) 11 Sandy Duncan. Tony Roberts !odd Susman m That Girl a> Gel Smart 1! Captiolled AIC ""' f.ll) l'ltd&t lruk/Captlotitd Nm 12:00 D Twilt(111 l.ont ID Movie: "Allt&hlntJ Up1111n1" (•es) 39-John Wayne Claore Trevo1, 811an Oonle~ a> Movie: "Myst• Su~merlne" (adv) 63-Macdonal Carey trhrt• Toren m ~ cavett fD Ntwl/llcwie -12:30-u Motte: "Slloot loud, lolider ... t Don't Understand" (com) 67 - 1 :00 D (lll Tomorrow O I Spy "Sparrowhaw~ -1:30-m Mow11: "The ,risont1" (drJ) '55-Nec Guinness. J1c~ Hawkins fl) Movie: "lll011sttr Oemol1shers" (ho1) -German Robles Julio Aleman 2:00 O Movit: ''Mike Mine 111111•" (com) 60-Terrr lhorus Athene Seyler. Hallie Jacques -2:30-flt llowie: Htliday Rllyttlu111" (mus) 50-Mary Beth Huches Dnrd Stitt I 3:00 D Mowlt: FMaer of Guilt" (SU$P) '56-R1thard 8ueh1rt. Miry Murphy, Constance Cumm1nas -3:30-m Mowit: "Storm Ottr Tibet" (dra) '52-Re• Reason. Otua Ooualas 4 :00 8 Mofle: ''Tiit Sicllll11t" (mys) '64-Robtr1 Hutton, Reainald March D Mo.it: "lwy" (drJ) '47 5:30 QJ Allr• HitdlCKk ''"'"b TV WEEK. MARCH s. IS76 fWEDNESDAYf MARCH I for rnomifla Mid lfte,_ tlstinp. p1use. o.mMc ~s .... low, tor ,our COll'flllie11C1, ut !tie day's lllO'llH. o.mMc MOVIES 12 00 (i) ..,c) "Cattle Empire" \Wes) !>8-IC>fl McCm ID ''rllflt Spee" (dra) 55- [dward C Robinson EVENING 6:00 D 0 U CIJ <IOl Q"f• ""' O Emer1ency Ont D Kinas Hochy fht las Anaeles t<1ncs ¥1 the Toronto Mapleleats CD The 811dy BurKI! fl)The R*ies flD "4Mla• ll'u• m JOUflllJ to Adventure @ MMlAt Jt c.-t m ltopr Dute. Hottr rg The Hiltory ol Mt11co -6:30- f) Morie. ~ "blty Round "" FllL lays" Conti (com) S9 Paul Ne.,man Joanne Woodward Untamtd Wof1d (JI) Mm 'rtfllft Sbow- CD llewitdled 9 EMiie Ultioll em D¥tr Easy m Corazon Salnje in Di,_... 111 CuJl111t 7:00 ua m11tw1 8 U.n Club Cl) To T tU tllt f rutll m• LM 1.ucy C11 AU111·12 g Country 111 1.t1tlld 3 It's Ewerybody's Business m The libclhil /ltllm fie port fJI f ICI tltt lsaut Ill' ei .. un Stitchery -7:30- fJ "HAVOC" GLENN FORD * GREAT OHIO FLOOD fJ ff WMn H.-Slrud Ora· mahc him 1001111 shofllS lhe beaull ful Ohta R1~er and the devastaflon that follows when lhe upred1ctable •altrs flood U SM Na Na • The 11..tywtd time IJ Mat"' ~ l'M The s 121,000 QuatiOll cm r llllilJ Felld m The ltldy '*" ~ lllusic fD P'1t4ct lrt1•fU lnltrCllHlt 19) StlrMeNI 8 :00 f.J Undtrw1ttr Specbcltl * Return of Clpt. """° u ()) srccw. Tiii 1m1111 o1 ~ l1111 "-Irwin Allen'' production dtamahm the adventures of Jutes Verne's nautical hero 0$C8r 1111nne1 Jose fefftr needs the 1ll·st11 cut 1n lhe lltle role, with [mmy winner Burgess Mere~th as Hemo's nemts1s, Prof. Waldo Cunningham, and Tom Hallick and 8u11 OeBen nine, whO team with Nemo in hii onaoing 1dventur~s e IOROEN S,tcill Evtnt * Hi1hli1hb of ~ Rin1lin1 Im and Barn11m·Ballty Circus G Qll SrtCIAL HicNIPts of tllf Rillchl 8fOL 1114 larnum & lart.y Circ. Tlltee·tlme Emm~ ,.,Mer Dick Van Dyke io1ns circus stars from ?3 count11u The pro111m rncludes pet f0fm1ncn by 1t11ahst Elvin Bale. animal trainer Charley Baumann and Toto Gaona ol Muoco·s fly1n1 Gaon.u 8 Morie: ct) (90) "Catlln1 Gan" (16¥) '72-Guy Stoc~"tll e C11 Tllat 2n4 Tltloa oa AIC SPothchts 1 cast ol any cOlllHy ar11sts "hose 1nd1v1dual talents 10 lrom farce to spool m111c lo subtle 11ony Guests include Berl Parks Danielle Spencer Dick Vin Patten Dr. Joytt Brothers Q) Carol kr111tt a f rit!\ds m Morie: ct) (Zhr) "Sin Antonio" (wes) '4S-Errol Flynn tB HS Varltty Sllow a a"°'' fD '*at ,,.,.,....,, "The Case of lhe Aac1ent Astronauts" An 1nves t111t1on into the pou1bli1tv that thousands ol _years 110 utronauts from other worlds vlSlted ear1h m 111111111 Sera Otro Dia -8:30-....... G lMdla UM 1:00 9 Cl) lllttlt: Cl:) (Zlir) "1111· hecaay" (dra) '7S-D11n1 Ross Billy DH Witn•ms Ms Ross por1rays an amb1hous youn1 model and desiener f11ht1n1 her way up 1n the h11h ftshlOll world 8 Ol lllcl Sllotp $4udron ' The lteman' An enemy f11hler p1lot- dubbed "The leeman"-shoots down 8oy1n(ton's fellow M111ne ace Since the downed pilot was due to 10 home to handle bond doves and lactory rallies. that respons1b1hly lalls to "Pappy" He IS replaced by Maior Duncan <1uul Richard Jatckel), a spit ·•n6-pohsh m1r11net who sue eeeds 1mmed1ately 1n l•Ck1nt ott all tht Black Sheep, includine "Pappy' e ® Chulit't Anttlt "Angel Flight" (R) The Anaels ao undermer as stewardesses to learn why a froend of Sabrin1't is 1>e1n1 tmoriled into hipckin& 1 plane D ["111 & NOlfal: Wultlftlbllt 1nd s,.Mtr O'lltlll Hosts Rowland Evans and Rober1 Novak interview 1uests Thomas P "Tip" O'Neill, Bella Abzu1. Ne• YOik City. Contmsman Bob 81um1n M1ryl1nd • lllt!V Griffill 5"" ..... r .. -9:30-0 ;,oat "'1onlla11Ctt e Plt~1• lruk/,rtlt '9rfor· ,..... "Count Drawt1" P111 II lOUIS Jourdaft ~ars. ..... o.-.. a 11aR --..i s,.u.t 10:00 e 8 Met ...... "Shadow on the Sea" Forrest Tucker 1nd M1tll1tl Parks 1uest·1tar 1n this episode 1bout Sit PtP!>f' Anderson's eftMs to crack a heroin s,mu1(1in1 11111 th1t p11ys on pleuurt boat owners When a number of people d1S1ppu1 one after another with their boats. Pep· per and Crowley suspec1 druc run ners of commandeerlnf t11e vessels to tr1ntporl the contraband ......... • (ID) Sllrsky & Hu1cll (R) Hutch s romance with a pretty nurse turns into a n1ahtmm when the feels reiected and sets out lo destroy him m Tiit HoMyllltoMrs fll!l lsraal Toda7 Q) ,adl DeAmor Ill Tiit EM of cmtiution -10:30-m m ta Ntw al Two llonllles This 26-pJ11 se11es lutures Ronnie Bar~er and Ronnie Corbett two of Britain's lunn1tsl comedians in comic. v11nettes Vicar ol St Ca111 and Abt! Cburdl done entNely 1n Cociinf'f rltymini slane. and a tube of Indians srngina and danc1n& to upress theor "reserva tt0ns" about hvin1 1n Bntaon 11:00 .... Cl) ® Ul """ • Lowt Aintrkan Style D Mo¥1t: Cl:) (2'1u) "Th• Maft WM Hid '9wtr Ottr Women" (com) '70-Rod Taylor. Carol White • Tiit Od4 Cellpl• Cl> let'• tbh A Dul 9 Di•lot• flit l'ltd&• Break/Dick Cmtt Sllow (81 Tiit lllactfeil/l.ttlm Report -11:30- • Cl) Meont: Htwlii flft-4/ltoja• G ID Jrollt1ny CarlOll 8111 Cosby IS euest hoJt e (11 Pokt Stofl -~tl ;iri m '-t s.,rt @ CaptiellM AIC lltws SI "'4at lfuk/CapdoMd llen 12:00 e TwlN&trt z ... m llltfit: ~ Hardfr They fall'' (dra) '56-Humphrty BOeart. Rod Ste11er. Jan Sterhnc. Mu B1tr m lllootle: "Ull4trcoftr 'irl'' (id~) 'SO-Alms Smith. Scott' B11dy -12:30- • lllorit: Tiit ~ of franitn· sttl•" (hor) '•2-lon Chaney Jr e (B) llyltery of tllt Wtt• "The Next V1ct1m" Carroll Baker Slars 1:00 U \1)) T OlllOfr .. e I Spy "Lori" -1:30- • 111..i.: ·11 .. ., Trust A &Imbler" (d11) '5 l -Oane Clar~ a> Mo•it: "Cm• or the Aztec Mu111m(' (hor) '60-Roman Gay 2:00 e Mowit: ''Only tllO Cool" (susp) 72-lllh Palmer M 1th1tl Co111t1nt1ne D Mltrlt: "bl of l.lctfld" (dra) '71-Pertt Strauss Trna Aumonl -2:20- • lllotl1: Cl:) "lrtakHt" (d11) '61-James Drury. Kathryn Hays 3:00 • Metlt: "Tiit fl1~tin1 C.111 $nut" (dra) 'Sl -B11an Donlevy, fo1rut T uchr. [111 Raines 4:00 e lllowit: "Jllllltt CaptM" (mys) '45-Dtto Krueer, Jerome Cowan. • lllowle: "StMtM" (mys} '•7-Priscilla Lane, Robert Cummln11> -4:30 • M••I•: ~ "Ot-:lr. C•11rtn" (wts) 'SJ-Dale Rob~rl~n TRIO OF GENIUSES AT WORK Captain Nemo was born in the fertile 1m8g1nat1on of Jules Verne l he legendary seafarer comes to hie through the acting sktlls of Jose Ferrer and the production genius ol Irwin Allen. ferrer stars in the title role ol Irwin Allen's production of "The Reluin ol Captain Nemo:· a three.·part pilot seuu to be broadcast on Wednesdays, March 8, 15 and 22 (8 to 9PM) on-CSS Others in the all· star cast include Mel Ferrer Burgess Meredith, Lynda Day George, Horst Buchholz. Tom Hathck and Burr OeBennina Jules Verne was born rn 1828 lo a properous middle class family tn Nantes. France From early childhood he had an omwhelming interest in travel and sc1enl1ltc 1nvent1on, two themes he earned through most ot hrs works, wl'llch include such cherished novels as "Around the W01ld in 80 Oays," "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea." ·1he Mysterrous Island" and "Journey to the Center ol the Earth " In these novels he predicted much of the technolon of the 20th Century. 1nctud1ng submarines and rockets. Few wnters have had the worldwide populanty which Verne earned from these stories. making him the most translated of all French authors. He died in 190~ Jose Ferrer was born seven 11ars later to Santuroe, Puerto Rico, to a prosperous Spanish attorney and landowner. He was chrrstened Jose Vincente f~rrer Oteroy Cintron. tn the Spanish trad1t1on ot adding the name ol th~ mother to that of the child. He was brought to the United States mainland at six and showed such promise at the piano that for a while a concert career was considered He studied 1n Sw1t1erland for a yea1. adding Guman. French and Italian to hrs [nghsJ\ and Si>an.iSb. On his return, he enrolled at Princeton's School of Architecture. While there. he organized his own band, "Jose Ferrer and his Pied Pipers," which played at campus dances, parties and du11na the summer on cruise ships. In his senior year, he was 1nv1ted by the Trianele Club to design the sets tor a play He not only did that but ended up playing the leading part in the play. A star was born. After a year of graduate work at Princeton and some months at Columbia University rn pursuit of a master's degree, he got a 1ob in a summer stock croup at Suffern, H. Y From there it was constantly upward tn the theater and the Broadway play which established Jose Ferrer as a theatrical person of importance was "Key Largo· with Paul Muni He then directed as well as acted and became a Broadway producer·dtredor with "Strange Fruit," which starred Mel Ferrer He made his ween debut with lngrtd Beraman 1n "Joan of ,,c .. and was nominated for an Oscat He won an Oscar as best actor for his title role ·'Cyrano de Bergerac" a few years later and received another Academy Award nomination for "Moulin Rouee.'' He 1s now an actor of tnternatronal reputation of whom the great Helen Hayes once said· "Srnce John Barrymore, there has been only one actor who could act superlahvety in anything from classics to tarce, Jose Ferrer .. Irwin AUen has demonstrated his prowess as a film maker with such block,bustin& motion pictures as "The Poseidon Adventure .. and "The Towering Inferno" and wlll soon release "The Swarm." for television, he brought such se11es as Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea, Lost tn Space, Land of the Giants, Time Tunnel and Swiss Family Robinson to the screen. -. Ftrrtr an 11 Clpt1itl ltttM 111 I""• Alltll'a pnMluctloll tf ''TM """"' of tlpt•lll ........ " .... 11 I THURSDAY I MAiiat' For ...,., 111111 •"'"-" llstii\p, ,.._ • DAmME l'llCUAllS. .... llw,flrJlll' ~art Hie .,. ...... DAmlll llOWIU IZ:OO D CC) "Ttit Tr111" (•dv) '67-Rtt1 lusn1nehim m ''Tiit fin1 Ti••" (tom) '!12-Bartwa H•le 3:00 CllD CC> "D1ur11s of Gius" (d11) '70-Jon Denos 3:30 e CC) "Stitt h lr" (mus) '62-Pat BoOlle, Ann Mar11et ev•NING 7:00 ... .,""" 8UanCS.. Cl) Tt T ti tilt T rltll ...... ,., °""" m ti..ellq G)~IZ llll ~illc.rtw• m Piede• BrNk11111de111L11wtt a.rt IHl UltNMMll Tllliclrt ti§) Tiit lteN "'"'"" -7:30- DWlld ...... • .....,..'** •n..c..csa-(() II Surd! OL DTilt Jekf's.,.. (JIMltdl '-... Tiit .,..., lndl t2]) s,..tllellE A CorwtnatiM Wittl Ille "1lilllllf • Sdtttlll ' m rwce 1rw1u. 111terc11a11tt A lleftdltd 8:00 a Surs $pedal btnt • "Julie Andrns: One Step Into Sorin&" D Cl) sr£CW. Jw. Wrfts: OM St., llltl s,ri111 Leslie Uuams. Leo Slyer and the Muppets jOin Miss Andrews tn son&. dance and comedy, with a special 1uest appe.11nce by Alan Kin& With a minimum ol d1 alo(ue. Mrss Andrews and her auests opms thetr feehncs about spnn1. love and music -and recall the11 backrrounds and the "might h1ve ~ns" ol the11 h~s-m son1 8 QI) CNft "C..Kk·Up" Phyllrs Diiier suests IS a tfkky llosp1tal ~uniter whost )Oles make hie un comfortable 101 Joo 11 llo¥ie: CCJ (21u) ~LllCY Glllallt" (dra) '55-Jane Wyman. Charlton Heston, f Thelma Ritter 8 (B W.... lie• Wtt1 (R) Part I Barb111no finally succumbs to a youna 111l's beauty and charm. bul the ntw rel1t10nsh1p stands to ruin his relat1011sh1p with the Swutho1s a -...: ~ (2'11) ''Tlltft's A Gin It lly SM'" (com) '70-Goldre Hawn. Peter Sellers. Tony 8111ton m CM.i llHMlt I f n.Ms m .... : (21w) "W1'r1 Mt Alllels" (com) '55-Humphrry Bocart. Ptttr llstlllO'I~ Aldo ~ @ ltltit11I Gtt111,..ic S,.cl1I '1/lt l1v1n1 S.nds ol Ham1b' • ,.... lruklllM Stt1111t Ca. tf Ille ~ tf CMlii.atiM IS "' ~ It Comic John Cleese spoofs Sherlock Holmes tn this uny ut11e Aller u international rncldent 1nvolvrn1 an Amenc;an diplomat, the 1reat 1nind son of Sherlock Holmes and hrs own Doctor Watson are ass11ned to the ca~. Susi>e<:trn1 th11t a relative ol Holmes' archenemy Mo11111ty rs tn votved. he seeu the aid of such other famous detectives u Ko1ak, Mc Cloii4. ~nd Sam Spede-wit11 lltla110us rewlts. ID Soila by S...1 by Gtn1N111 -1:30-• !lDl flsll "Swee I Sr•teen.. F 1sh blows llrs stack when Bern1Ce con sptrees to help Wy aet I conlrovet sial birthday present WTnilllw~- 9:00 e Cl) H...w f.....O Vt<. l1yblck 1uest stars as a s1n1s1er dopt smua 1ler. and ~rol lynte, ruest stars u a polt<e woman wllo is work1na rn. a TV WEEK. MARCH 5, 1978 perilous undercover assignment IOI Steve McCanett's Frve·O unit. D 8 1-11 1' "Champ10ns" Vic Tlyback auest-stars as a ba~et ball COICh 1n this episode In WhKh teammates of James cry lout wllen they dtSCOYtr he and Sly have been stc:retly tra1n1n1 Ill all &trl team that hol>f$ to trounce them 8 <ID ll111r 1111111 "Bhu11d" (R) New YOI) City IS stalled by • snow stonn and lllf dettctrves are p!Jaued with a dead man. an 111tt lawyer and In ott ba~ citmn • lien Ciriffift $alw 8 Aatii Cifj' u.i6" . m "'4" lftlllllM AMmes 0 1lle MA•s Cll"'""- -9: 30- 8 (fOl Carter c..try "8•ker Buys A HollSt" (R) Concl Curt rs Baker. tak1n1 Chiel Rofs advice. uses hrs insurance policy buyt a house nut dOOI lo the pol1<:e department's not so liberal Jaspfr DeWitt Jr 10:00 e Cl) II~ JOllll D11ne B1her stars u Pat Halston. one of Belly's cl0$4St t11end.s wllo lbows tvulenc.e of a beahns and reluctantly admits that her husband 1s responslble. Al B"naby's su1&eshon, Pal ptrsuadu her husband Glen to seek marria1e counsell1n1 help But alter lherr sit· uahon 1ppears to 1mpr0Ye. Pars boss btcoints a murder vrcttm. wrth circumstances mak1n1 Glen 1 pnme SUsptd D ID WMlllealy~ll Ille a. If ''5 '1he Cius Misfit'' A youn1 woman (Kathlu11 Btllei) saves lltrsetl froin her own sett desHuctrveness when she stops com pa11n1 ht~tf rnth her lat~er ESTHER ROLLE'S REAL RICHES Tl,,. Mdlwwt ''*'* .. • IMn•oer wt10 •1 .. m1 to unc»r9tln<I O~ple atttr lhe mHll a eroud, eldef1y woman. ptay.d by liethtt Rolla, In "Journey TOoel'*•" tn<>lhtr tpllOdt of The Wlnnert Nfle1 "•'a As the ninth ot t 8 children, Esther Rolle missed many o't "the matenal things of fife" while growing up Perhaps that's why she empathizes so completely with her role of Shenandoah Griffin, a poor black woman who learns the kindness and concern teenagers can express when they discover her plight in "Journey Together." the fifth episode ot The Winners, jlfring Thursday at 4PM on CBS. The series devotes itself to recounting actual eKperlences of young people who achieve goats they have set for themselves despite the handicap of personal or physical obstacles. This ls a rare television appearance for Miss Rolle, who has confined herself almost enllrely to cultural and educational activities since leaving her starring role In Good Tlmes last year Recalling her childhood. Miss Rolle remembers she was "rich In many ways," In spite of the absence of material things that others enjoyed. Her parents provided spfrltual strength and encouragement In the arts that led to study In New York and eventual success on Broadway. As a child. she received further lnsp11atlon from watching several older brothere and sisters per101m in a musical-dramatic group called "The Family Circle," which appeared before lodge and church groups Today. she has a pas.sionata interHt In Improving the education of chlldren from all cu1tu1at backgrounds and bringing about a greater awa"'"8SS of the vital role that women played throughout American histoty. Toward those ends she has gl119n unstlntlngly of her time to the Los Angeles Board of Education. partlclpallng often In the Muttl-Culturet Educatlo.nat Conferen~. hetd most 19eently et Monterey. with ex-Otym- pjc champion Wilma Rudolph ttre c<K:hatrwoman Thie ls a pet p1o)ect of Or. Charlie Mae Knight. Calilornla'e Associate Superintendent of Schools. Mias Rolle haa underway a nationwide lecture tour, focusing het dramatized presentations on the !Ives of two women actlvt11e, suffrage leader Susan B Anthony and former slave end Abolltlonlet leader Sojourner Truth. After serving on President Ford's Committee for the Employment of the Handicapped. the actress more recently was honored by President Carter. who asked her to participate In the commemoration of the Harriet Tubman (a l)f&-Clllll War Abolttlonlst) stamp In Watt\lngton, O.C. ..... • <m 8'fettl "the Appointment Barella is "stonewalled" by a la~n dry pwner who refusts to ducribe the two m111 who htld up his slort and killed a pohce olftcer ll)TlMHoM,._.n m 1-. ...,.,. bcittc @ Mat.,,i.c. Tllutrt m ,,.... lm~llllashrptK« Tllt1he ··Anni Karen1n1 Anni sluns llaren1n by revuhnc th1t she is cariy1nt Vrons~y·s child and Kartnm finally concludes that a d1YOttt is lhe only way out buy the h••sh Clfr•sl divorce laws will mun fa&ra" lor Anna should lier husband pursue lhat course a s.cur .... "' Gen11a111 -10:30- m ID""" 11 :00, U G • CD <Iii IU "-a lift AINri<.111 $tJ1t G llll"it: tl:) "lt11nd of th1 Lost" (adv) '57-John Wayne. Soph11 Loren, ROSS1no Bru~1. Kurt Kaunar .. Th 04' C.ple Q) let's Mt A O•I 9 111.t ...... Collltdy s,.dal m ,... ltul/f11ture <II Mldllil/ldm ~ -11:30- • Cl) lllorit: tl:) "Cola4111Hos" (adv) '72:-lee Van Cleel. Jack Kelly • a ...., c.,. e ® Stan*J I Hlltdl ID nit Gil1 II) &et Sliaf1 ID 9 C.,i-4 UC !Ins 12:00 eTwiiieMZ- • Cfm.Wltl • .... : '1M MN WM LhcM" (adw) '66-(dmund Pllrdom fD Did c.wtt -12:30- • llotil: •A rm. ol ""'1" (d1a) '62-0ora Bryan, R1l1 Tush1n1ham •<11 r ... m lllorit: •·111 .. w " Ille IM· di!IC" (dra) 'S3-Ethel Waters, Juhe Harris. Brandon DeWtlde 1:00 u ar~ GISn -1:30- .., llttlt : "OoctCK of Dou!" (hor)-Atm1ndo Sytvutre 2:00 D MIN: •JISIJ" (dr1) 'A8-Mar 1are1 Lockwood. Basil Sydney -2:05- • MIN: "f1lt IM Ytil" (d11) 'SI-Jane Wym1n, Charles uuahlon -2:30- • MIN: ''ltMetlOl'tcW" (hof) '45-Lon Chaney Jr . John C.ntd1ne ..... .,,. ..... SttMy" (41•) '54-Bany Sullivan, ltmrty Carland 4:00 • ...... : ......... llltllr Sn" (com) 'SO-Henry Mtllltoll ..... CC) "Sele tf ....,..... (1dv) '47-Yvonne Oe Carlo, Jun Pietrt Aumoftl, Eve Arden. Philip RHd. • -..: "ftlf Fect1 w.t" (wfa) '48-Jotl MtCtta, fr1ncu Ott. -4:30-ellltl.,. ,..,. s... FRIDAY 11:30.., CC) "lltt .,,..,,,, of .....,...•9-Ctn1er Roaers . fred Astaire, Oscar Levanl U.-OOD CC)--W-" (dra) 'S3- Rober1 Ryan, Rhonda flemina 3:00 CIDJ tl:) "TIM ilUn" (adv) '67-0lrwtr Reed J:JO •CC) "R*s" (dra) '69- Laurenu Harvey, Ann Mai1re1 •VBNING 8:00 e CJ) w.Mtr ._., lnltm llOllll PlK• lalu are tcOPardited wlltn I yo!IOI clal!WYtnt be&111$ ma· n1pultlrftJ Ille mindS and will of sevtrll hi&h 11nklnc diplOmats by U$IJ ol ntwlldln1 "psydMC pllotofrtplls" ol theif deceast4 ICMld OfltS, B Ill 0..r~ Comm111d11 Ad1m Qllarfllpls • blltle 10 Ille death with Ills most clrl1cled tnemy-himscH. .... CC) (211r) .,.,..... " ~ (wa) '49-Willlim Holden. • <ml Tiit AIC fridaJ lli1~t llotil: CC) (ltlf) "TM .., Ill tflt rtlstk .... (dra) (R) '76-John T ravolta Rebert Reed D ...-: tl:) (2)1) "'I ' Miid Oit" (dra) '73 Darren r.ltC1v1n Ptll1tra Neal. Buraus Meredith m eare1 auniett & r r..a m Mllle:CC) (211t) ~-·(com) '62-Jac•ie Gleason. l\athennt !lath fB Toli lltlllMo 8 fD ID Wullln1lt11 W1u tn .... m lllMN Sef1 Otro Oil -1:30- 11 QI) CPO SMrbf float hkr a buttertly-that's lht 111\enuon ol a flabby Chlfl Shmey who mikes like "Rody as he puparu lo delend the Navy'$ hol\OI a1a1nsl a IOillh r.lartne. fB""" o a ••• str"t w"' m f'IMC• 1tu•1Wa1t $trffl w.. IDEdul*ll 9:00 a (I) rtOllEH Tiit lnc"4t .. Hua Bill Biiby stan as Drnd lkuce Banner, a restarch scienl1St whose rad1atton upenments fo1ce him lo l>ecOlne a homeless "alldem who is l11ns101med 1nto I rqtn& busl Wllh wperhum.tn slrenctll whenever he 1s anaeted Lou rem a no PQftrays lhf creature a a Tiie llldl!M r11ts "lteq uiem for A runny Boa" (A) Althou&h he dotsn'l l1nd 1t lunny. Rockl0td bu the last lau&h Oil • )C(Ol\d r1le co median Who leans htm 1tan11n1 ••th a homltld .. chaf&e ralltff lhan tdmll he keeps a "ioke 1ndu"' !tie • Tiie llm Girttfil .. eo...s... ®"""~ ...... lteM/TIM $G '""' ol tleMy Witt "Catherine Pau'' (final episode) Ketth Michell. Rouht Ctulcllley ud Joh Ronane sta1 a CUfile ~ rm rutt.11 -9:30- 0)hlHtO,..... 10:00 a (I) m111m ,....., wi... I t....n This comedy sents revolves aroond the l11lanous hassets, 101bles and lrivoloust1es of l1v1 suburban couples hvina 1n the San rernando Valley Senn stars art Slephtn Pearlman and Cynthia Hams u Mur • 1ay alld Paula Zuckerman ' G IB Qiihiry "Requtem for the L1vin1'' Quln('f hts leu lhtn 24 hOOrs to deterrlhnt "hat loaic sub stance is k1lhna a mobster chielt11n ....... e 9 c..tlll's Alctb "Untden hlied Ay1n1 Ana•ls" The Anctts and Bosley infiltrate • phony UFO tlub suspected of do1n1 away 'l'tlh wealthy members alter lak1n1 lhtlf l!IOCltY • Tiie 1 .... 1' II Ill ~ Tiie Milatll .,...,. ... -10:30-..... ac...,.~ ....... lrtll/lllt ..... ... .. ...., ..... -~ ..... ·~ti Remblat1dl'srteeless master piece wu attacke by • knift·•icldlnc man In tht A1Mterd1m Rllksmuuum, th• mtoration process be1an. The fil111 documents the stow. arduoui. and lechniully complea ulldertakln1 of mtncline the P•lnlin1 TV WEEK. MARCH 5. 1978 11:00 8 II e (]) ®! Of "-e lift AIMriwl Style D llowlt : CC") "To,u" (susp) '69-fredtrtek SUttord Oany Robin aJllM ~ C.WIN GI let's lllh A Dul 9 llld '9npectlwa on ttlt ""'" CD YariMMes DI lllHiallodlt 13) llxlllil/l.lllrlf Rt,ert -11:30- 8 lllowit : llll•A•S•H1 CC) "OH't Gt lltar l't Water" (com) ·s7-Glenn F0td C1a Sul11 D MIMlllY c.,... Ceorce ~rlon rs the 1uesl host e (J§ a.mu· Think t.1111k" Wiien two old teezers. ne11hbors ol Barella ael 1iivotved in 1 111ink coal heist. Bartlll must nol only pioteet them lrom the aangster wllo wants the coils bul from prosecult0n as well m Outer limits • '-' S-rt 0 C.,iiolltcl AIC ,..., f.11) l'ttd1e llml/Catti•ned Aet """ 12:00 a TwitiPt Z- CI) llotil: ~ In" 011t" (d1a) '56-Mtthel Ray Rodolfo Hoyos g Dia C.wttt G)lltallllorit -12:30- • Mlirir. •lilJsttfJ tf tllt Wu 1111...,.,. (llOI) '33-Lionel Atwell • Sttl'tiMt "Back lo II.le~" Shellty Winters. b ck Hawkins Clayson ltall ® IMle:tl:) "TIM Let. ti Ca•- 111111" (dla) '48-Clenn Fo1d, Rita Haywo11h m WtfW " s.mni 1:00 er • .._. 9 0 MWlllcllt t,ed1I • I S,, ·1r11l br lreehouse" ..... : ...... bit .. lucMI Street" (mys) '52-Ce011e Murphy, flnlay Currie. V1111n11 G1lm01t -1:30-ID Mowl1: .. , .. , of 011k11tu" (hOr)-Jermon Roblu. A Atvaredo 2:00 e llowlt : "C~11trl11t Horde" (wes) 'J t R1thard Arlen, fay Wray D lltftt: N ...... to .... Wlttl S.C.rlt Ac-I f115" (mys) '63-Paul Hub5'hmld. M1n1nnt Hotd 3:00 • ....,..: "!Me tf IM OtN" (mys) '45 Bo11s K11lofl, Ellen Drew -3:20- • ....,..: .. .._ tf I.flt AllW" (adv) '56-Rod Stttaer. 8'11n lleith -3:30- • ,...: "f,..._ 19 Dia" (mys) '59-Paul M•••ell, Feltt1ly YOiln& 4:00 • .... HQ, au. tllt ..,.. (dr•) '49 ·SltP'!tn McNatly. 11\tlma Rrtter. Sue Cnaland -4:30- • MIN: .,,. lilMstlf ..... ,.. (l'IOr) '44-1 Ctrrol H1IJ11 9100 e Tiie StM hnm 511111 ec..Mry -5:30- • "" Us 11111 °" ~ ... ,. THAT NOT SO PETIY CASH Women may manage lhe 1am1ly budge! and own a ~ubstantial parl of the a .. ~ets of lhe < ounlry bul how much control do they haw over their own final'l(1a l des11ny1 Watching the Turnabout program entrtlPci '~Not So Peny Ca~h." airing '>aturday at 4PM nn KCl T, Channel 28. may 'ave viewers ;,ome money V1t'Wl'r' o1 lhe program will Vl!>lt a bank developPCJ anti run by women 'learn about economic right' wonwn .ire winning, get valuablP informalron on how lo ttWE''>I their earnings and hear some tips about ~aving in a supermarket. "Women have complete control over their financial destiny-if they choose to exerc ise it," says Patrrc1a Connolly. founder of the Western Women's Bank. San Franc1sto "You c'an ask lor cren11 in your own name," she explains, and in states with ((Jmmun1ty propert'y laws women-who do not worl.. outside the home can borrow against the family assets or 1he11 husband'~ income as 50% belongs to the wife The bank·has helped many women start their own businesses or buy real e~tate. A woman may encoun- ter ~pec1al problems in getting home loans, says Connoll y. anrl the bank encourages womPn to buy a condominium or mobile home fir~t. then trade up But how does a woman build up reserves of cash tn the first place' Martha Wad,dell, E.F. Hutton and Co. stockbroker. San Franli'ico, suggests to host Gerri Lange that the first step in an investment program is to put some money in a bank or savings and loan where you can get hold of 11 quickly in case of emergency. How much should the cushion be? "You have to have en_ough to make you feel comfortable," she says. ''The exact amount depends on age, income, el(pectation of ct>n1inu1ng income as well as upbringing and how we feel about risk. As soon as you have one dollar more th.11 you need to feel comfortable, you should put it in some kind of growth situation," Ms. Warldell advises. tn another segment, consumer advocate Jennifer Cross advises Turnabout viewers on how lo get the most for their food dollar. ,...,. SATURDAY MUCH 11 I MORNING 8:00 a Tlllt's Cit Cl) Sunrise Semester ·~FMAKk ID Ulliwtnity of the Air -6:30-u Sunrise Stt!lesttr D QI) Adwtlltures of Mulla111fllacl All . D Ilia Valley Cl) Portraits a Hot Fude• Show (ID) Clllture of Ancitftl Capt ID Unit Sb m Clptioned llews 7:.00 .. U Clmera Tllf• D Qll Hon1 1to111 l'llooeJ 8 (II Suptrfriends Hour (I) TillV A lMill& Gilm • The I'll Club ID Elelllltlbry llews a> WDnlln Reel lo lleal C\l Yoea for Hullll -7:30-u Slllll$ lo Lumill1 D O Go+.Go Globttrotten DPammen Cl) lkllinm m MoM: "The ""*"" (wes) 'SO-Randolph Scott. Dorothy Malone. Forrest Tucker. frank Faylen. 8> ..,.., lloJs m Sesame Strett 8 :00 U Cl> Thr• ~ SIDoet5 a llloM: "Tiie Liit ~ .. (adv) '35-Cary Grant, Claude Rains. 1J (ID) StOoby's All·Sbr Llff·A· lympics Q lllowit: (1:) "Blftd of tflt hr" (wes) '52-fames Stewart. Arthur Kennedy, Julie Adams, Rock Hudson -8:30-0 CI> Speed ....., at llloM; "Ulllltrwrid Story" (mys) 'SO-Gale Storm, Dan Duryea m Milla Thlnas "°" 9 :00 & ([) 8up 141MY!lold llllllfttf ID MGM: "Flther Is A llKlltlor" (com) 'SO-William Holden. Si» Tlll'llllleut "Diet Mania" (R) -9:30- .. aJ) TlliM l"tlll hllttler e lllM: CC> "A c--t With Dlletl"(my,) '67--GeO!'le Mah8ns fli) lOllll 10100 D aJl Baar hllts llMI Ille llltwlts • (JJ Krefft ..... eWlll9dDtM erAlhit m 11ow11: "face of fire" (dra1 '59-James Whitmore. mvw. °" , -10:30- • ([) latMMITlfJlll 8 a> ICM W.W s,.dll A preview and evaluation of the top tu ms. .... CC> "l""*'1 ,,.... ...,,,. (sei·fi) '53-Mhur Franz. ........ a.le ,, TV WEEK, MARCH 5, 1978 11:00 U !Bl Collect Wttlllll • (II UC Weffelld s,.:111 "The Ransom ol Red Ch1el" (R) Strother Martin. Jaok Elim and Patrick J Petersen star mu httems m""' -11:30-u ([) Secrets of lab e TwlliPt ZOlll • cm AIMria11 8an4sbncl • llill IM11et OtltMIH II) The Bald Olla •Hiiliooli 12:00 fl Cl) fat Albert • Otltcloors Ill Mme: Milk! Dyu111lt1" (com) '43-The East Side Kids. ID Outer Ul'llits -12:30- f:I CJ) S9KA Aud .. , B lllnie: "llac• Frld1y" (hor) '40-Boris Karloff, Bela Lueos1, ., ... , (JJ Dia 10 m Mod Sqllld m hi11t m 1t1ncy KcM11111Ay 1:00 &(J)lllr.Macto • llo¥it: (1:) "Tlte ;.flt llrvpa $1o!J" (dra) '60-Sal Mineo, Susan Kohner, James Darren, Susan Oliver (ID) AlliNls, Anim1ls ID Soll T ralft m ltitbll W.114 tu, T t1111is The Attoa W01ld Cup 1>1ts the outst1ndine players from the United States against their counterparts lrom Australia. Todays conr11e is of the lourth s1neles match, and the first doubles malt\ time permittint. .. 1:30- • CJ) CllS flint Festini U lll1Yit: "Little Glut" (com) · 46-Abbott & Costello. (ID) W.111-12 Q) MGM: Miiia and Pa llfttte ti Waikiki" (com) 'SS-Marjorie Main. Pen:y Kilbride. I 2:00 8 It Ta•es All kin* Focus on youth eana$-A look at the h1&hly stylized araffiti that JS their art I01m and a d1scuSS10n with representatives and youths flom the Los Anceles Center lor law and Justice a Ilia Valley ([) lltlilul Glosn,Mc (JJI,..... e111-...1..,...... 0 The Hlstecy of ..... S:OO 9 Cl) Deni Opell Cielf TWIM· • llMlll Andy ~n is defencitna cham· pion in· this $200,000 loumamant lrom tht Doral Country Club in Miami. Florida . UOltC.,.S -~ • n. Wlllltn "Stronc Min" A look at Br~llO Sammartino who wu .crowned Worl4 Wide Wrettllne federtltion Champion in 1963. 1ust four years liter he be1an professloilal wrestnn1. • lllwlt: CC> "hHJ O'H1r1tt (com) '71-Bette Davis. Ernest 11«1ni11e. Jack Cassidy . cm ...... :CJ:) ...,...,.. (dra) '69- Joltn Fouytllt. Frederic• Stafford . Q) lllovlt: "Ouk Com1111nd" (wu) 40-lohn Waynel Waller Prdeeon · Claire Trevor. Rot Roem Martone Main O> Terran <D W.rtd CllamplOMll., T ennii -3:30- IJ S..turday B Tiit ProltuiOftll Bowltrs Tour featured 1s the SlllO 000 BPM US Open lrom the Brunswd r11endly lanes rn Greensboro North C1roltna H TM Amtriun $10fJ 4:00 U Cl) CIS s,orts Spect.tcular D Y~111 to IM IOtt.olll of Ille S.. CD Morie: "Tall Stofy'' (com) 60- Anthony Perkins Jane Fonda Ray Walston. flnne Jackson. Murray Ham tit on fll) Turn1bout Nol So Pelly Cash Western Women's Bank founder Pat11c1a Connolly and stockbroker Martha Waddell look al l'IOmen s ltnances and consume1 adwocale Jennifer Cross alters lips on sav1n1 at tile supermar~d Gem Lanae hosts O You're Onl -4:30- fD Pltd11 Blak/Que Paa, USA? (JJ l.ilrs CM O PtrSOl\ll financt 5:00 fJ Wild W.rid of Afti111ls e Cl) Sar Tre• 8 A8C'S Wide Wof lcl of Sports D Kifti's Hodty The Los Anaefes Kines vs the Montreal Canadians ltwe lrom lhe roium 1n Monlrul Canad• ®ID """ m lilovie: "Jollnny O'Cloc•" (mys) '47-0ICk Powell, lee J Cobb (Yelyn Keyes. Nina Foch fBS,.11•11ewit I fD Pl.dee lm•tfilm ru1u11 ID Cta11 PrMler -5:30- fl Tiit Price Is Rlf!lt IJ <D llfts ® Wide Woftd of Sports 0 lllakHll H C44iftt I I EY•NINQ 8:00 fJ IJ Cl) .. .., a .._.: CC) (2111) ''$now Wllitt alld Ille Tlltte Stoocts" (com) '61 - Tht Three Stooees. CJrol Heiu m ""It: CC) (211r) "Tht IUC· Unttl" (adv) '58 Yul Brynner Charlton Htslon, Cliu Bloom 8 StlMlio S.. fD rtMtt l<IM/SUt Socett 9 Ma'J TJitr flllort 0 T~'" ti Slttdlinl -6:30- • • rn "-e llaty TJttt Mwt fD "9da• lnak/Enninc at Potis s,.dal""Oll the Esplaude (R) Arthur fredler aO<I the Boston Pops Orchtslra throw a 4th of July party concer1 101 300,000 people on the banks ol Boston's (Nr1es R1ve1/P1edee Bmk m 11os o. 111ua ®' Austill City lilllib -7:30- f) The $25,000 P'Jf1llid Celebt 111 eame with Y1ck1 la•rence and Geoiae Mahans IJ Ill S.rdl oL 8 s,edal Edition lbrbm feklon looks into thl psychic woild of people who believe '" ehosls, watches animal tra1ne1S 11 woik. aoes d1vrn1 lor 300 yur-old sunktn treasure and checks out the mull! m1lhon doll•• bus1n6S ol celeb11ty poster ~res. CJ) 5'11 DlttO rm nurs Hollywood m. 0.arai on Slap rl(l l.owtll Tholllls Rtmt111btrs 8:00 fJ CJ) lob ....... rt Show A CllSIS develoPS 1n lmrly's crammer school because of bad readine sc01es, and is vice p11nc1pal, she's lomd to read the 1101 act to a group ol rrale parents IJ iJll T1ll llioftlc "°"'811 "Black Macie" The unlrmely dealh of Cyrus Carst111s (Vincent Puce) leads to a mad scramble amona hrs relahves IOI a share of hrs es11te-111th1dtne a lot> swet formula wanted by many lor ""' P"nmenls D Illa Cllifoolll Ullivtnt hctm Llwe llom the la Mrrada Cmc Tliealre, Eric Estrada emcees the Sllttwtde tomptlltlOll Wtlb 60 Clrls yt1ng lor the hlle ol "MISS Callfornra Universe" 8 CIDl Wlltt't H_..1! "II I'm Elected" 0.ayne 1s crushed when he thinks hlS pol1t1c.ian lather, whom he 1dol11es, is a har and an opportunist D Movie: <'O) ''Tiit GIUI Loter" (dra) '53-Bob Hope. Rllonda Oem 1n1 m 5'£CW. All You lleed IJ Lawe Jol\nn1 Cash rs the special gues1 tor this country music _PIOJram OJ Mcwlt: (2ttr) "Brilllt wr· (dra) '60-Gary Cooper, Lauren Bacall. Pa l11C11 Neal, lack Carson. ® .,., "'""" <Rl To flr • -8:30- fl Cl) T 011J bndlll SllOW Some memorable and hilarious moments of Walter's first d1ys as • 1udre 11e rehwed, when lht F!1nkhn family &"'ts Walter ' surprise 1nn1n1S1ry party ho4IOl1na hrs llllte years on the bench Al odds once aa11n, Miss Reubner aO<I Wtlter tell confhctinc stones •bout the11 fnt lllffllnt. and Walter s hrst dly pies1chn1 rn court e Cll O,.rati. f!lttlcalt Part I (R) JOlln Astin stm as 1 ~bmartne commandel dunn1 world Wtr II, OQll~I USA 0 lnftCIMI O Ytltt''t,..... , flustraled because the Navy COll$td eii his battered sub unfit I« comblt When, bee.use of Yeoman Hunkle, the sub run$ 1ar011nd on a sand bar. tlle captain r.1111es owl I he reason IOI the mrlhap-tht pm ence of frYe rt$Cutd 4rmy Nurses aboard ~ ruin· 1na the crew's eoncentrtlion r,o. slers R1Chard Gilliland 1nd Yvonne Wilder ...... La. t! .......... JS-..,n..ttie 9:00 a Cl) Tiit Jelttnona No inloima lion al our press lrme IJ 9 llBC Srhmlly •pt Mowlt: ~ (?lw) "Rllssilft IMlltt•" (SUSI)} '75-Geoiae Staal. Cristina IUrntt, Bo Biundrn, 0eflhotm [lltoll. GO/don Jtekson Georce Staal stars as a Royal Canad11n Mounted Poltce c01poul who b11ely succeeds when he rs assianed lo sale1111rd Sovrel Premier Alekser Kosy11n durrna a stale wr:s1t to 8'1llsh Columbia Steal Ptrtlars Timothy Shaver, an officer with a penchant IOI citahnl ••s own trouble but •ho perfoims well when called upon 10 handle maror issrcn ments Shawer s task rs to lrnd Rudolph Henke, a rurdenl alren lured by the Russian secrel sel'l1ce. and d~reetly keep him under wraps unhl lhc premier com pl el es his v1s1t u ®) loft llolt ·xu & Y" star 11ne Loretta Sw1t, 'Graham and Kelly" ttarnne Krrsly MtN1chul, "Goldena1eis" slmrna Charin frank. m BILLY CARTER DOES * fT AGAlff·HU HAW m Hte Ha Brlly Carter Stuart Hamblen i nd Randy Gurley guest ® Gollld W.rld Cup l'olo C111111p1. ~ m M0tf1: ~ "Huwtns Above" (com} '63-Petei Sellers. C~rl Parker. Isabel leans, Eric Syhs fJ) Ha~lldo Dt lot -9:30- • Cl) Ma• No 1nl01malton 11 tur pre~ lime ., llloM: "lty htorltt lntlll'ltt" (com) ·47 Bob Hope. Dorothy umour. Peter lone. lon Olano 10:00 fl CD lela• "S1aty Miles 10 Hell" lloµk eoes on a rescue m1ss1on lo las Yqas lo llelp hnd Crocker ... ~ has been kidnapped-alone with his prisoner. an a11enl. and hall ot a ma111e act 8 roll hntasr Island "Treasure Hunt" Three ad~ertrs1ne executives iourney lo fantasy Island seekine an opporlunity to hunt real p111te trea Sule lo Ann Hims. Mrehael Callan, Peter Haskell "Be1u1y Contest" A yount girl wants lo live up to fher !ether 's t•pectaflons by be1n1 1udged the mo5t beauhlul woman 1n the world Maureen McCOlmick mO>llM CD Collat• 8 ~ -10:30- (91 ~ TV WEEK MARCH 5 1978 11:00 8D8Cl)®lO lltw1 GTluilhffhrs m Mowlt: WOrKllll n. ftanktn· stein" (ho!) 71-J Carrol Naish 0) MMIJ ll)tholl'S flyifll CifM @ Allstin City Untits fl:) "•411 lruk/lllowit: "lnllO· ctllts i11 Paris" (com) 'SS-Alistair Sim Maraare1 Rutherford -11:30- D Movie! ct}JA TIHt for Lowill(" (adv) ~g-R1Cha1d Widmark IJ a •. , S.luruy llipt u.. 7111oN: "Stc.oftds" (mys) 66-Rock Hudson. Salome Jens G Movie: ~ "The fall of tht Houa of Uslltr" (mys) '60 Vincent Pr1Ct, Mark Damon, Murna r ahey Rf®) lllowi1:~ "lli1hl CallerJ'' (11119) 'U-Rod Strlifta. m Somttllfnf Special "~ay Star" 12:00 • Twilialtt ZOM -12:30- • lolltt Super ~ &> llHl Hoder The Boslon Bruins vs Tht Ph1l1delph1a Flyers 1:00 IJ Doll Klnllnel's Rod Conctrt ID Movie: "Tiit WiW OM" (dra) 54-Marfon llllndo. Mary Mu1phy -1:30- .. Mowlt: "The Stcen4 lest Se<11t Altll1" (com) 65-Tom Adams Rtn Tit• Adnnlwrers 2:00 fJ Morie: "While lk City SIMP'" (mys> '56-0ana Andre"5. D Morie: ''Th Towtr of loftdoft" (dra) '39-lloris Karloff -2:30-m Mowlt: "They Rode Wat'' (wes) 54 -Roberl Francis. Donna Reeo -3:30- • Mowtt: "Htr H11shnd Liu " (mys) ·37 Gari Patric~ 4:00 fJ Ciw U1 This Dar Ill Movie: "You Cotta $117 Happy" (com) · 48-James Stewart Joan Fontaine, Eddre Albert -4:30-m Mow11: "DeM Mtn Walk" (hor) ·u Georee Zucco. 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