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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1978-03-12 - Orange Coast Pilott' Carripaign Lirriit: Too Little, Too Late ... . . ' B7 G.UY GMNVILLE CllU.o.llf ......... l)latrict Attorney CecU lncb says he hopes Orange County's new t>Olitical campaign re· f o rm or· l dinance "will put an end to absurd and ouUancliab ex· pensive cam- paigns.'• Former county plan-n l D g c 0 m • OHNYl&.U missioner Shirley Grindle sees the reform measure as a piece of legl.slation that missed its mark -badly. County Assessor Bradley Jacobs and other elected county officeholders say they haven't given much thought to the new ordinance but whatever rules are in effect are fine with them. Supervisorial candidates Har· riett Wieder and David Baker are angry. They believe the so- called reform measure gives their opponents a built·in cam- paign dollar advantage. And. they're likely to go to court next week to prove that point. County Supervisor Thomas Riley, however. calls the poliUcal reform ordinance "fair and equitable" and sees it as what is needed to cW'e an aWng body politic. Those dlfferlng assessments ol the so-called reform ordinance enacted recenUy by the county Board ol Supervisors reflect dif. ferent vantage points. The measure seeks to curb abuses in campaigns for elected ·county offices by, among other things. limiting the amount in- dividual donors can contribute to campaigns to $1.000 an elec· ti on. It also establishes a county fair political campaign practices commission empowered to re- view campaign literature and to dt'aw deceptive practices to public attention. The ordinance further calls for full disclosure or donations as well as expenditures, disclosure provisions that make it man· datory for candidates to account for every penny received and spent. As far as the district attorney is concerned, any effort to curb the $200,000 plus campaign price tag on some county elected of. fices is a non-disguised blessing. Hicks bas been storm center for the past three years in a SUNDAY VOL.. 71, NO. 71,, 7 SECTIONS, 92 PAGES 82 Pa,ssengers Hurt Arabs Attack Bus, Kill 37 TEL AVIV, tsrae1 (AP) - Arab terrorists came ashore from the Mediterranean on rub- ber rafts Saturday, attacked two busloads of Israeli sightseers on a coastal hignway and then fought a furious gun batUe with Israeli security forces. authorities reported. . Thirty persons were killed and 82 were reported wounded, government sources said. Of- ficials reported it was the highest death toll from a ter- rorist attack in Israel's 30-year history. In Beirut. Lebanon, Yasser Arafat's Palestine Liberation Organization issued a flurry of statements claimings its Al Falah guerrilla u.nit was responsible for the raid as "our answer to Israeli arrogance.•• Prime Minister Menacbem Begin immediately postponed his planned mp to Washington Sunday and Defense Minister Ezer ""eizman told reporters in New 'York be was c\Uting short. his American visit to return home. Israeli ~ty forces mount· ed a huge manhunt in the wake of what was the first major guerrilla inftltration into Israel in ~ year~. P~lice kept SS square miles of Tel Aviv's northern suburbs under light curfew early Sunday and the 300,000 residents were told to stay indoors. There was no indication that any foreigners were among the bus passengers. The fU'St bus was ambushed at Maagan Michael, 37 miles north of here, and the second vehicle was taken just north of Hadera. about 27 miles north of Tel Aviv. The Arab gunmen bad forced occupants of the two buses aboard one or the vehicles and <See~. Page AZ) Bubbles' Bones Go To Museum, series ot cri.mlnal prosecutions that. for lbe most pa.rt, have centered on campaign doUar drives by candidates and their backers. Those prosecutions have already resulted in 39 misde- meanor or felony convictiooa, in· eluding felony convictions of e U .S. congressman. a former county assessor and a former county supervisor. Still threading their way through the court. system are six additional indictments, includ- ing those of Supervisors Philip Anthony and Ralph Diedrich for alleged violatiorus of campaign regulations. Through it all. Hicks bas maintained that high priced campaigns are. at best, a root evil. I ' ........ Now he hopes. but is not cer· taio, the new campaign or· dinance will bring reason baclc to campaign spending for county office. REPORT ON NATIONAL POLmCAL FUND-RAISING TACTICS -SEE PAGE A3 As an elected official, Hicks has never waged an expensive campaign. In 1974, for instance, he spent just $21,036 while campaigning for countywide office. ln contrast, the same year Supervisor Laurence Schmit went well over the $200,000 mark while seeking election among only one.fifth of the county voters. Two >:ears later. Supervisors Riley and Philip Anthony set new campaign spending re- cords. Riley spent $232,000 to be elected to a two-year term in the June, 1976, primary election. And Anthony hit the $276,000 mark in the combined primary· general elections. Hicks says he never has and never will take part in such ex- pensivecampaigns. "Frankly, I just can't see any good reason for anyone to donate $1,000 to a district at· torney's campaign," he says while discussing lbe $1,000 an election donation limit invoked in the new ordinance. ''Naturally I'll abide by the new ordinance. But it jus t doesn't affect my personal prac- tices one way or another." the DA says. He showed that in recent years when threatened by bis political foes with high·eost campaigns aimed at ousting bitn from office in the 1978 elections. Rather than build a war chest to ce>mbat bis foes, Hicks went about business as usual. When the 1978 nominations closed, be stood alone as a .can- didate for Orange County dJ.s. trict attorney and. as a l'e!lUlt, was assured another fC>Ufooyear term in office. <See CAMPAIGN, Page A.3> ORA NGE COUNTY, CAL IFORNIA SUNDAY. MARCH 12, 1978 TWENTY-FIVE CENTS .............. " ..... v..... F1SH£AMEN WATCH SEARCH FOR MISSING PLANE OC Pilot, 4 Others Die Near Mammoth The oftldils dedlllecl "lo ~ lease names pendina noWlcation of next of kin. ~ tll~iOf'Orao e count,: . other c::ount;y -1,rporta early to. d ay found DO,· p&aoea reported DiWllllo One Lands Safely llB Collision Downs Plane By JERRY HERTENSTEIN OI IM DellY ~let S!Mf Seareh operations were ex· peeled to resume at dawn today for a sma11 plane that plunged into the ocean off Huntington Beach after colliding with another light plane Saturday af. ternoon. Arne Petersen, 46, 1851 Port. Charles Place, Newport Beach. landed his single-engine Cessna 150 safely on an abandoned runway at Mile Square Park in Fountain Valley, investigators reported. Peterson, flying alone. was re- portedly uninjured. The collision occurred at 2:49 p .m . al a 2,000-foot altitude 1,000 yards offshore from Golden West Street and Pacific Coast Highway, a spokesman for~ county sheriff's department re- ported. Heavy rain, hail and darkness postponed the ocean search at 6: 15 p.m .• but pieces of aircraft. were seen washing ashore abovt. midnight. A navigational air chart was found in the water, bot provided few clues. No bodies or SUl'· vivors were spotted. Huntington Beach city lifeguard John Barth, Newport Beach lifeguards .Tack Lincke. John Blauer and Jerry McGraw and Pat Glasgow oft.b"b county harbor patrol dove in the water in an attempt to find the <See CRASH. P·age A2) A! OAIL V PILOT Sunday, MNCh 12, 1978 " .. ~ .. .. . Weekly review of Orange Coast highlights ORANGE COAST TAUL Y THAT Newport B«MCh It really was Orange Coast ,\ s ram fell om·c again near close of last week and the sk} mainlaincrt 1ls threatening appearance it was a r e- m111der nf lhc rains a week ago. Rains from that storm, two "eeks <tfl t'r a nother de\·astating deluge. swept fallen oranges 1nlo fl owing waters or ri vers and creeks. And the fru1l was tarried Lo ocean which in turn washed California's most fa mous agriculture product onto beaches. Thousands of ora ngt·s were found on Balboa Peninsula sands after trips down the Santa Ana River. There was senous damage wreaked by the storm. Many San Clemente residents feared for safety of thei r houses, endangered by eroded soil a nd mudslides. Farther inland, a Yorba Linda teen Jost his hfc "hen he was s wept into the swirling waters of a dnnage ditch. Huntington Bc,1cft Seal bites man ... how's that again? How's that again? A llunlington Beach reporter was a bit taken aback the other day while readinJ! the police blotter "Seal was bitten by a bystander" read information on a case involving an ill or injured seal which came ashore near the city pier. Actual- .... Mic;s1on V iejo ly. 1l was the seal biting the bystander, lifeguard L L Bi ll Richardson cx- p I a in e d l a ter . Th e bystander unwisely stood loo near the distressed anima l for a "closer look." The seaJ, though disabled, stymied attempts by police and Orange County Animal Control officers to capture 1t. so lifegua rds djd it and transferred the anim al to the house of Jim Stauffer, Lagun a Beach lifeguard. Stauffer runs a rescue mis· sion ror sick seals. · School bus drivers commended Two Girls Flee Captor in Viejo A 20-year-old Carlsbad man was being held in tbe UC Medical Center jail ward today on multiple charges after he took two alleeed kidnap victims on a wild ride in a stolen auto from Carlsbad to Mission Viejo Friday night. NtllOR ~r Jlvma. 31, i• 1-. ~ wu ebarsed wltll p end UMft a~ kidnap u d aua~ on a pollte alficer. Coal Talk Wu-iring WASHINGTON <AP} - Bar1•lntrs for the coal industry and lhe United Mine Workers re· ported making progress Satur· day as they exchanged contract proposals to end the 96-day coal strike. The two sides met face-to-face for the second straight day without federal mediators pre- sent before recessing their talks until Sunday afternoon. "We've made some progress ... on everything, on the con- tract," said chief industry bargainer Nicholas T. Camicia. Asked ii be thought a settlement were close at hand, he said: "You never know." While the two sides were bargaining, federal marshals armed with summonses Initially delayed by a Justice Depart- ment snafu moved into the coal towns of Appalachia a nd the Midwest serving back-to-work court orders on Wlion officials. F ,.._PageAI IDPPO ••• by rangers. Bubbles again fled the compound Feb. 20, this time alone, and ambled to Lake Clucker where she outwi.tted numerous attempts to capture her until Friday night. A Lion Country ranger was finally able to fire two tran- quilizer darts into her as she grazed on a hillside near Laguna Canyon Road. Rangers had hoped to be able to transport her back lo safety of the park. But she fell against a tree on a gently sloping bill, slept and died. The awkward position in which Bubbles fell caused an ob- struction in her respiratory track, Dooley said. Rangers were unable to move her out of the position without aid of a bulldozer and were un- able to get the machine to her in lime. She died at 11:30 p.m . A young women employee of Lion Countr/, who had kept an 18-day vigil, threw a brown burlap bag over Buhbles. The woman had tears in her eyes. Unterbalter said the hippo's body was transported back to the park in the bucket of a skip loader under California Highway Patrol escort. Her body reached the park about 2:30 a .m . Saturday, Un· lerhalter said. Park workmen had construct- ed a large wooden box casket for Bubbles. The museum's requ~t came near 10 a.m. Bubbles' remains will be donated to Dr. James Dale Smith. acting curator of the museum and associate professor at Cal State Fullerton. The skeleton will be dis· assembled for continuing re- search as a synoptic or representative collection. It re- portedly will not be placed on public display. Unterhalter said Bubbles' death was "absolutely dev.,~t­ ing. Men were in tears." He related that feelin&s at the death scene were ones of "frustration. "These people (the rangers and others from the park) bad lived through a lot and it ended in failure through no fault of their own. We ~never expected for one moment we wouldn't bring her back alive.'' SUNDAY DAILY PILOT He was being held on $25,000 ball. Burns was capt~ when the ur be was driving crashed at Jeronimo Road and Alicia Parkway in Mission Viejo at 9:30 p.m. Friday. Bums struggled with officers at the crash site and was re- portedly shot ln the chin by an officer .. Officials said Burns reported- -. DMtrf'I ....... SAFETY ROUTE DOTTED One Plane In Oce•n F nntt Pag e Al CRASH ••• plane described only as "white and yellow" in color. · Petersen told authorities be had taken off from Orange Coun- ty Airport and was flying west at an altitude of 2,000 feet when the second plane climbed toward him from the ,south and the col- lision occurred. Petersen's craft, reportedly leased at the airport, sustained a damaeed left s tablizer and elevator. In addition to the Harbor Patrol boat and Huntlncton Beach lifeguard vessel, helicop- ters from the U.S. Coast Guard, Huntington Beach police and Los Angeles County lifeguard departments were at the scene. Airport Halts Jet Flig hts Runway repair work will keep jet commuters grounded Mon- day and Tuesday, say Orange County Airport officials. Hughes Airwest and Air California jets will not fly during the shutdown, although Golden West and other prop driven craft will fly from the airport's shorter strip, which will remain open. Hughes and Air California will offer bus service to Ontario dur- ing the resurfacing, with buses leaving 90 minutes before normally scheduled flight time. Fare is $4.55. Front Page A J ARABS •.. beaded south toward Tel Aviv 30 miles away. But it was stopped at a roadblock and, in the ensu- ing gun and grenade battle, the bus caught fire and exploded. Blood-stained bodies sur- rounded the charred wreckage, witnesses said. One bus passenger, who said he had seen six or seven ter- rorists , told reporters h e believed he had shot two or the attackers. Seventy-one persons were reported lo have been aboard the hijacked bus. ly stole a car in Carlsbad Friday afternoon. He later allegedly kidnapped two 13-year-old girls and drove around the city. A Carlsbad policeman spotted the car Friday night and pursued. Burns drove up In· terstate S and Orange County patrol units joined in the chase at the county line. Bums exited Interstate S at Alicia Parkway. He reportedly refused to release tbe clrla. but they finally manaeed to escape through the passe.o'er aide of the vehicle. The Carlsbad police unit wu rammed by Burns' car several times during the pursuit, of· flcials reported. The girls were returned to Carlsbad by police and released to custody of their parents. Assailant Sought In Attack on Pair N'e1Jporl Beactt'liollee were aea~tdng today for a man with a heavy Spa.ntsh accent aft.er be reportedly wounded a Newport Beach man and roughed up a Costa Mesa woman ip an inci- dent outside a Newport Beach restaurant. Yves Brice, Newport Beach, received a three-inch cut to his head when he struggled with the sus pect near Le Biarritz, 401 N. Newport Blvd. The suspect allegedly ap- proached the pa rked auto or Phyllis Mischler, Costa Mesa, just after she had left the French cafe al 12: 10 a.m. Satur- day. As the woman wailed for her H is Irish Is V p car's engine to warm •P. \be sals~ct repeatedly pounde(l on ·the closest window, poUee said. She managed to slip out of the· passenger side and run. But the suspect tackled her in the mid- dle of the street. Briee, inside the restaurant, heard the woman's screams and yelled at the suspect who ran to the side of the restaurant yelling "Leave me alone." When Briee reached the man, described as 5-foot-6, 145 pounds with black hair, he was stabbed -with a seven-inch instrument "resembling a kni!e." Briee was treated at Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian and released. A Hig hway Patrol motor officer got into the spirit of the occasion with St. P a tty's decorations festooned about his bike during Mission Viejo's 9th Annua l St. Patrick's Day Pa rade Saturduy. Plenty 'o music from competing area bands entertained watchers. Here Kitty, Kitty . . . Here Kitty Here Kitty, Kitty Here ---- Here Here! towtrLevel Next to Bullock1 Sandstone Cats from England. So lifelike ... two NEW Kitties are here! H1nctpalntectSatfit Cata from N.Y. A fanciful character ••• Pofwlafn Mttnl cot and two playful klttent. ao lovable •.• . I' I I Z-- Injury ~ast Aside Youth Wheels Through Recovery By JACKIE BYMAN Cit .. ~ .......... When Rickey Crane of Balboa was told be would have to spend the next four months with both legs in a cast, his reaction was that of any normal 10-y~•-old boy. "He sort or cried at first ·• said bis mother, Honey Crane.' Rickey bad always been ac- tive at bicycling, skateboarding and surfing until. last December, be began limping and complain.Ing of pain, Mrs. Crane said. A phystt:al examination re· vealed that Rickey suffers from what is known as Legg Perthes syndrome. The condition, Mrs. Crane ex- plained, is the result of some ac- cident, possibly falling off his bike while performing wheelies. A dis located hip led to rubbing which has worn away the femoral heads, the part of the upper leg bone that fits into the head socket. The treatment consists of four months in a double cast, which Rickey was put into on Jan. 9, followed by surgery. Sometimes additional casts and s urgery are necessary, Mrs. Crane said. The casts force Rickey's legs lo be spread so that he can only walk by using crutches and plac· ing a bar device with attached feet, called a Craig walker, between the casts. SIDEWALK CURBS TAKE A LITTLE EXTRA TIME But Rickey Crane's Sklll Overcomes Obstacle Because the casts are made or a light material called Hex- celite, Rickey is allowed to swim, but it's been too cold, Mrs. Crane said. As a result, Fro• Page A1 CAMPAIGN LIMITS DEBATED. • • While the district attorney re· mained aloof from the political turmoil that swirled about him in recenL years, former planning commissioner Shirley Grindle did not. Mrs. Grindle joined others In sponsoring a reform initiative targeted at curbing high spend- ing in county supervisorial cam- paigns and an end to ''the in- fluence or special interest on county government decisions." TIN CUP (Time Is Now, Clean Up Polilics> is the label Mn. Grindle and her organization ap- plied to their reform move. l t is now in the process or ac· cu mulating 54,000 voter signatures needed to get the TIN CU P reform Initiative on the November ballot. · Did the reform ordinance enacted by the Board of Supervisors blunt the TIN CUP movement? Mrs. Grindle doesn't trunk so. She calls the new ordinance "a self-serving plece of legislation that tends to protect incum- bents." Her contention is that the $1,000 individual donation limita- tion does n't apply to funds already collected by the Incum- bents . for use In 1978 election campaigns. Mor eover, she faults the supervisors' handiwork for what she sees as a blind attempt to drive small contributors from county election campaigns. "Why should anyone who gives a SS donation have to be listed by name, addreas and oc- cupation?" she asks. "It's the big donors who are the problem, not the grass roots people." Mrs. Grindle also scoffs at the fair campaign practlces com- mission establlahed by the or- dinance. Because commissioners will be api)olnted by and serve at the will of. the fiv e county supervisors, she sees the com- nussion as potentially a rubber atamp for thern. And, she adds, the $1.000 dona- tion Ii ml talion ls "a joke" because major donors seeking the private ear of county 1overn· 111ent will simply space their donattons out over a number or livers. Asses10r Jacobs and other elected county offic:lals showed litUe interest in the measure as Jt was being hammered out by . the Board of Supervisors. "FraJlkly." J1cobt aT[s• "l just don't picture myse u a j>ollllclan, ·•1 do hold an eleC!Uv• office but I see IJl1Se1t M a manacv of the public'• bualneaa. I'll let my tecord and performance apeak for me." Jacobs waa •Peotnted ••· Htaor 28 •ont.U 110 Od _... llated to teek eleetlon In b1a o• titbt ln 1911. r. lhat that luu~ became audemtc rrtda1 wbeft nomlna· lions closed aiid no one had flied &o °""* blln. nat w11 I.NI allO wtlh county A'ldltor.:clOiD&toUer Vlt Helm add Tax Collector-Treas urer Robert Citron. Before they were assured re- election through virtual default, how ever , Heim and Citron equaled or surpassed Jacobs in indifference to reform ordinance that might have arcected their campaigns. Like Hicks, neither official has ever run expensive campaigns. And both say they wouldn't un- der any circumstances. Councilwoman Wi ede r a nd former Supervisor Baker are confronting high-cost cam- paigns, however. They're looking down the bar- rel oC roughly a Sl 10,000 cam· paig n war chest incumbent Supervisor Laurence Schmit has on h and to turn back their challenges Cor his seat on the Board of Supervisors. Schmit's campaign kitty Is ex- empt from the $1 ,000 an election individual donation Umit. And neither Mrs. Wieder, Baker nor other candidates tak· ing on incumbent supervisors in the June primary election lhlnk that's anything resembling fair. Baker indicates he may file a lawsuit this week to hall what he considers to be .. the dis· crimlnatory and self-serving features" or the r eform or- dinance. If so, he's likely to be joined in the lawsuit b y other non- iocumbent officeseekers who leel the same way. Mrs. Wieder might be one of them. "I think reform is long over- due. I'm all for It. But I Just don't see what the Board or Supervisors baa done as le1ltimale reform," she says. Some of the s upervisors themselves agree with her. .. I think it's lousy legis lation. Sure, it favors some candidates over others and that's why it's awful," says Supervisor Ralph Diedrich. "But I voted for it because I wanted to get something on the books. It's a beginning and we can work from there." Supervisor Ralph Clark was even more critical of the reform measure, so much so that he cast a lone dissenting vote against its enactment. Clark added fuel to the dissent fire lut week when he bolled ship and enJorsed the TIN CUP meas ure. "I think the board is well in· lenlioned," Clark says. •'However, there are just too many faults with the ordinance lo call it reform." Specifically, Clark objects to the requirement to report minor contributions, the commission he likes to call "a paper tiger" and the $1,000 exemption given to money already received and money that will be received before March 30. Riley has been forced to the forefront as the prime defender of the ordinance. He says he was willing to make campaign do nations oalready received subject to the $1,000 restriction. Consequently, he concedes, the ordinance "isn't perfect. "As I see It though," Riley says, "the ordinance is fair and equitable, it is constitutional and lt attacks the major abuses we've all suffered with." It ls Anthony who is the out- spoken defender of exempting donations already received by incumbents from $1,000 per elec· lion. "This country bas never gone for expoet facto laws. And Its just not fair to try and reach back in tim~ to undo what has already been done," says An- thony. Funds Flowing F a1, Cau Still Skinned SACRAMENTO (AP) -Four years ago, CaUfomia'rrs approved a ballot proposal strictly limiting contacts between lobbylsta and leaislatora. Those dealing with the law say it works. but there are plenty or ways to circumvent It • POil EXAMPLE. TUE LAW prohlbJta lobbyist& from melting ~ampalgn contl1butlons, and leglslaUve aides from 1ewn1 Involved tn poUtlcal fundraising. SO lobbyists don't makt contributtou abd le&ialative aides don't 1et Involved In politics, but the money 1ets raised anyway. HQw? "It'• ea1y." 1171 a lellalaUve adviser to a• 1l•le utembl)'man. .,IF YOU nfv~DINNEa. you laave a political 1\11 In the diatrlct handle tlle lnvftat.lons. And you~ tbem to the company Of the unlon'a home ottlce rather than to the lobbyist. they check U out with their lobbyla' Ud lf be 11ya OK. then the home office write. the check. "The 1am1 people at• pktin1 _, tbe ta~ It'• Jlllt. a matter.,, 1lrllo wrUel t.bt cteek.., •. , . · • 0..lf l"llet-. llty LM 1'•'9 RICKY'S AGILITY AND SPEED ATTRACT AS MUCH ATTENTION AS ORTHOPEDIC CAST : But Peers Uk• Ertc Struble Con1lder Skateboard• a Body Extension Anyway · Rickey was spending more and more time indoors. But his family was n't about to let him mope about (Mrs. Crane and her hus band Walter have five active children). Sister Melodie. 17, and a friend helped Rickey onto a skate board, which he bad to "stand on with the metal wallcer, his legs spread out lo either side. Within a few days, be was rapidly skating about the neighborhood, pushing hims.elf with his crutches. He can now perform a number of stunts, Rickey said, and makes sure that he only Calls race forward, so he can stop himself with his hands. h i m ," Mrs. Cran e sai d~ "Anything he can do, let him do." His friends take RickC'y 's un. usual situation in stride. When' passerby asked one friend why Ri ckey was riding a skateboar4 while in a cast, the fr1en4 replied in a wh a t-a-d um~ question voice. "How else wouJ~ he get around"?" Does it hurt his hip condition? .. His doctor said don't s top Staple ·of the Republic · Rubber Chicken Still Scratches Up Cruh By DAVE GOLDBERG WASHINGTON (AP) -They've thrown them for Andy Jackson, for Abe Lincoln, for Franklin Roosevelt, for Jlmmy Carter. The great American fund-raising dlnner, staple of the Republic, political equivalent of the Hindu begging bowl. The practice has been refined with the ages, and the ambience of the fundralser reflects the Ume -the repast a product of fast food, the cost a product or Inflation. THESE DAYS, AN American politician who needs money hires a hall and a big.name speaker and charges the guests $100 or so for some hors d 'oeuvres, a few drinJcs and a plate of rubber chicken or limpid steak wortli, perhaps, $2.25. Sometimes, a lot more than $100 drops in the bowl. sometimes it's $100.000, or $250,000, or even $500.000. lt was all an accepted part of Americana until Watergate. But despite Watergate-inspired reforms - the proposed public financing or Senate and House campaigns among them -business goes on as usuaJ in Washington, where a legislator who wants to be re-elected looks for money first, then uses il to generate votes. THE AVERAGE congressional campaign can cost $200,000, and a run for the Senate more than $1 million. During 1977, a year of no federal elections, political action committees - most often the contri buting arm of lobbying organizations -raised $23.6 million and spent $14.8 million. Ask Was hingtonians about rundralsers and you activate all the cliches; Quid pro quo: you : s cratch my back and l '11 scratch yours; a squeaky wheel gets the grease. Consider the thought processes of the head • Washington lobbyist. contemplating an invita· • lion to a St. Valentine's Day fundraiser. The : beneficiary was to be Rep. Charles J. Carney, a Democrat and former union official from • Youngstown, Ohio, with a record as a down-the-: line labor supporter. THE HEART-FESTOONED invitation \\as . signed by the House Democratic leadership - Tip O'Neill, Jim Wright, J ohn Brademas. As he toyed with it, the lobbyist pondered whether to - pay the $100 it would cost his company if he at· tended. "Charlie Carney and I arc old friends," the man says. "But normally I wouldn't go to his : party. For one thing. we've got no plants in his district. For another, he's almost always had views directly opposite to ours. "But ... he's changed h is pos1t1on on. things like foreign trade since Youngstown · Steel's been having trouble. And one of my top people is coming in a couple or days afterwards and I want to take him to sec Charhe. "Yeah, I guess l'll go to the party ·• PUTl'ING lT ANOTHER way. fundraising ' receptions, cocktail parties and dinners are a major part or the rolltical game in which. to use · another popular Washington cLichc. you have to · go along to get alon~. . And game it is. Most lobbyists know that. one contribution won't change a legislator 's mind, but they also know that if they're nolJced <See FUND RAISING, Page A9> FABRICS ARE HERE! SH Our New Terry Velours, Velours, Terry Cloth Eyelets, Gauze & Many Otflers! HOME DECORATING SALE ExplrnT....,. Mwchl4 CHAIR 'I 0000 •Fabric & Labor Included •Special Group of Fabric Only •Includes One Looee Cushion •Tufting, Flouncie I. Wing Backs Extra SOFA '24900 •Fabric I._, lndudod ~' •Speer~ Group of Fabnc Only •Up to 6 ft. • lnclUdes • Two Loose Cushions •Tufting & Flounce t>Ctra TAPES ,-VII.~ -'~UPHOLSTaY IEMMANTS & HAM:»WOYBt ION CL01H S I .. o o Values DIAPIRY FAlllCS Reg. •19.00 s7 • 9 H. e H . to a10.00 9 8 c AallOf'tld '~. Reg. '208 • toU .98 DRAPERY SHEERS s 1.25 , •. r-------cOUPON------, I 250L On Any Specfet Order I I /0 off of Home Decorating Fabric I 1078 ----.I - .. A.C.: '>AIL v PILOT ., .... Russian Missiles Advance Sunday, Mll'Ch 12.1178 .. ' NATIONAL/ INTERNATIONAL/ WEATHER Strike's Effects Growing w:.smNGTON (AP) -Tbe R~ans are making faster pro- gre~a in improving the accuracy or their missiles and ma,Y be abl~-to threaten destruction of U .s. ;land·basM Minuteman mis- sile,.. a year or two earlier than tixP.ected, Pentagon officials. said Saturday. . . •~WI,.,,.... DOG TEAM HAULS 'MUSHER' ACROSS UNMARKED WASTES IN ALASKA'S 1049-MILE IOITAROD TRAIL SLED DOG RACE By The Associated Press Layoffs or employees and dis· ruptions of factory production 8chedules are becoming more prevalent in the 11-state region af£ected by the lengthy coal strike, but they apparently are not as widespread as had been predicted. They estimated the 1,000 Minute man inlerconllnenlal ba llistic missiles may become vulnerable to a possible Soviet knockout blow in their under- ground launch silos in 1983 or l984l instead of an earlier pro- Jecuon or 1985. Sledders Ride a Trail of Mush SINCE COAL stocks at many Midwest a nd mid·AtlanUc utilities began to d windle wbell • the United Mine Workers went on strike Dec. 6, industries in many of those states have come under power curtailments - voluntary in many areas, but mandatory in parts of Indian.a. West Virginia, Maryland, Pen- nsylvania and Ohio. U .S experts calculate the Russians would achieve this capability when they can aim their nuclear warheads to strike within one-tenth of a mile or targets within the United States after traveling about 6,000 miles frort'I Soviet launch bases. Welfare D e lay WASHINGTON <AP) -A shortage of time will prevent Congress from passing Presi· rten~ Carter's proposed welfare ( !NSHORT J revi;;ions this year, House Ways and Means Committee chairman Al Ullman said Saturday. Ullman had offered an alternate proposal which uses an incremental approach and re- tains more of the existing struc· lure in its welfare changes than the one endor..ed by the Carter udminislratJon But his bill lost an a special I louse subcommil- tel' • Cuba Role •an IJonor' M•IAMI (AP) -Cuban Armed rorcies minister Raul Castro on Saturday defended Cuba's role an Africa as a duty of honor in the fight against colonialism. I ~ a rare offi cial reference lo Cu~an troops in Africa. Presi· d ef1l Fidel Castro·s brother made no mention of a reported Kremlin promise Friday that the :soviet Union would try to get Cu b a to withdraw fr o m Ethiopia. The Soviet promise waS'n't mentioned in news broad· casts on Cuba's government-• ow~ed s tations, eithe r. Begin Cluutized CAIRO, Egypt (AP> -Presi- dent Anwar Sadat said Saturday tha~ Prime Minister Menachem Began 1s endangering Mideast pea~e negotsations by claiming lsr~cl 1s not obliged lo withdraw frotn the West Bank of the Jordan Raver ~gypt and the United States wast an Israeli commitment to wit.hdraw from all occupied laf\ds Egypt's Sinai P eninsula and. Gaza Strip, Syria's Golan ll c~g hts and the West Bank. whi{!h was seized from Jordan. French Warne d Pi°ARlS (AP) -President Val~ry Giscard d'Estaing, ad· drehing the nation Saturday on thet eve of crucial legislative elections. said a leftist victory would threaten France 's ecoOomy and international posi- t 1orr. "Think about it," he said in a 10-rainute television appeal. "I mutt warn you, so you can't say later that you were deceived. Yo\$ worry about the reputation of tour families. I ask you to wofTy also about the reputation o ( Ifrance." ~ ABOVE THE lbITAROD TRAIL, Alaska (AP) -It's a trail so small in a wilderness so vast that the slender thread can be lost with the blink oC an eye. BUT IT'S the whole world lo 39 m ushers in the sixth annual l ,049·mile Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race, launched March 4 in the s hadow of Mount McKinley at Big Lake. And nature makes sure the mushers face a new world every year by changing the countryside during the 50 weeks that the trail is empty. Even race veterans can find themselves off course. Between Farewell and Nikolai, site of the Bear Creek forest fire last summer, all points of r e ference had vanished. "We didn't even know it was the same place till we came to a burned-out cabin," 1977 race champion Rick Swenson of Eureka said. THE ONLY road signs on the historic trail from Ancnorage to the Bering Sea, once western Alaska's only link with the ice· free port of Anchorage, are tripods made of branches. There are no bridges, no overpasses, no stoplights. This year, limHed snow cover .,. •. ....,.... ST. LOUIS POLICE BATTLE ANTI-NAZI DEMONSTRATORS • Nazi Meet DiSrupted ST. LOUIS (AP) -Anti-Nazi demonstrators clashed with riot· equipped police Saturday after pelting National Socialist Party of America member s with snowballs, rocks and bottles to head off a party parade through the streets of south St. Louis. SlX P ERSONS were arrested on charges of disturbing the peace after d e monstrators marched on the s was tika· drapped headquarters of the Na- tional Socialist Party at the urg. ing of speakers al an impromptu rally lo "bum down the Nui of- fice.·· People said there were no re- ports of injuries. The demonstrators cut short the party's planned parade lo kick off a two-day convention de· signed to unify several neo-Nazi groups. About 40 party m embers dressed in Nazi uniforms and carrying nags were scheduled to m a r c h about a m ile lo a soulhside park for a rally. 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Inere· dients include fish, beaver meat. favored for its high fat content, and pounds of buUer and grease. BUDGETS ALSO are strained in the race -but that concern will wait until the race is over. Swenson says he spent $8,000 getting ready for the race, which has a guaranteed $40,000 purse to be split among the t op finishers, and "1'11 have to win to break even ... Draft's End Causing In addition to layin g off workers, some firms are impJS- ing production cutbacks that are closing factories for one or two days a week. U.S. Labor Department of- ficials say the power cutbacks caused layoffs of about 31,600 in the week ending this past Fri- day. BUT LA VOFFS, so far, in- volve only a small percentage of the 7.8 million factory workers in t he 11 states. By shipping in coal from out of slate, and by buy- ing power from utilities outside the troubled region, some key utilities such as Ohio Edison Co. and the Tennessee Valley Sh • R Authority have cut the drain oa ortage Ill eserve coalstockpiles. ATLANTA (AP) -The elimination or the draft has created serious problems for the Army because of a decline in enlistments fo r th e Army R.eserve, according lo Maj. Gen. John K. Singlaub, chief of ataff of the U.S. Army Forces Com· mand. H E ALSO said the Army has a waiting list or women -better educated than men signees - and that he does not favor allow· mg them to be assigned combat positions. "When you look at the total Army, the lack of a draft is not working on the Reserve side.·· h e said in an interview. "I personally think it's a serious problem. Singlaub was relieved of hi s post as chief of staff in South Korea last year fot publicly chalrenging President Carter's decision to eventually withdraw most U.S. troops there. 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CALIFORNIA • GOP ~co111edg Bour' P arty H o pefuls See Brown Sinking Mutt's Math Better Than Its Bark Bribe Probe a 'Game'?~! Younger Lambasts U.S. Attorney's Action t •• •"!· • #. .. , . . - SAN FRANCISCO ~P) - OAKLAND (AP) Atty. Gen. Evelle unger You've heard about talk· charged Saturday hat a Ing dogs. Now comes Mut. Democratic U.S. attorney is 11 .. playing games" with the FBI • SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -GOP rrontrunner. and predicted fin who can count, spe • investigation or alleged bribery Democratic Gov. Edmund moreBrownslippage. add, subtract, divide and and political corruption invofv-sneeze on command. Brown Jr. is slipping in voter Reporter Doris G. ing lobbyists and Calirorola preference polls and can be WILSON CALLED Brown a legislators. beaten for re-election. live big spender disguised as a con· Worsham, writing in the Younger, a candidate for the Republican candidates for gov-servative, and D~vis said Brown Oakland Tribune, quoted Republican nomination for gov- ernor aereed Saturday. is an ''obstructionist" who has the 2 'h-year-old mixed ernor, also said that the indepen. A panel billed as a major con-created a mood of "frustration, breed as saying "woor. dent investigation by his office front.atlon among the top GOP pessimism and anger" with his woof. woof," when asked a nnounced last week will begin f Ii ·ts hil h what seven minus four contenders turned into an easy-era·o · mt P osop Y· on Monday. ' 1olna "comedy hour" before 850 .. The people are upset. equaled. The attorney general said he delegates at the GOP state con· They're mad. And J erry Brown SHE QUOTED him as delayed his investigation after •ention after state chairman can be beal,. because of anti· saying "achoo" when told U.S. Attorney Herman Sillas Mike Montgomery changed busiriess, anti-growth policies, to sneeze. And Muffin's asked for a meeting to brief rules to prohibit all questions not said Maddy, who had the most mistress, Dorothy Walden Younger's aides on Friday. But approved in advance by the can-vocal and best organized cheer-of Oakland, took advan-Younger said that meeting "did didates. ing section among GOP de· I.age of the reporter's visit not produce satisfactory results. legates. lo ask the dog how cat was "Mr. Sillas slill1efused to pro-STATE SEN. John Briggs of Younger predicted that spelled. Muffin dug into a vide appropriate information in Fullerton -the last in polls Brown's stiffening opposition to pile of wooden letters and his possession which we were among the GOP contenders -development of nuclear power pulled out C·A·T. told by the FBI would be pro- issued a challenge to the other will trip up the incumbent "M uffy ," as Mrs . vided, and to which we are en· four major contenders to en-Democrat. "The lights are going Wa lde n calls him, can titled," Younger said. dorse bis plan to cut state and to go out in live to eight years if spell dog, cat. God, act ) .Piiot Kiiied ~ ( SJ'A.TE LOS ANGELES <AP> -'The " pilot of a single-engine plane . --was killed Saturday when be • Part" Efgllt Fatal LOS ANGELES (AP) -An argument -t a party Jed to the fatal shooting of one young man and the killing or bis attacker by others attending the party. police said Saturday. George Pearson aftd Billy Wilson, both 21, were dead after the scuffle Friday night, police said. Pearson apparently became involved in an argument with an unidentified person at the party, then left for a few mo- ments returning with a rifle. He appa~ently then fired seven shots, hitting three people. A crowd from the party followed Pearson to his home. Both Pearson and a 19-year-old female companion were shot by someone in the crowd, police said. crashed into a vacant partlnc- lot near a San Fernando bordet., · : ' officials said. ' · . ·' The victim, alone in the plane;. ·, was not immediately ldenUfied/ ' The light plane bad ju.st take:a "• orr from the airport when it bit.• · transformer on a power pole. ' ·" LA.D.A.Wftl . I I .• PASADENA (AP) Los, . Angeles County District At.-. .J toroey John Van de Kamp was .~. married Saturday to Andrea • ; Louise Fisher in a small chapel. · service here. Mrs. Van de Kamp is the e.J• eculive director of the Coro. Foundation, a nonprofit educa- tional organization, and of tlleJ ~ International Academy oJ . · Estate and Trust Law. The cou-•• pie left for a honeymoon ia local' government spending by 9 we don't have nuclear power,'' and dot. FireSu..pect Held percent to meet the Jarvis tax Younger said. SHE SAYS be learned D EGO CAP) A 2(). Stop Net• Drugs cut initiative on the June ballot SAN I - withouttax increases. MOST OF THE written ques· math by watching her year-old San Diego woman was SAN FRANCISCO (AP> LOS ANGELES (AP)_ More ~RrArafl•, Northern California. But Attorney General Evelle tions that the candidates select-compute on a slate board. arrested Saturday in connection U.S. Sen. Jacob Javits of New than $500,000 worth of drugs was· . Younger, former Los Angeles ed were so obviously friendly "I don't really know with the third deliberately-set York a leader of American confiscated early Saturday as a· Police Chief Ed Davis, Fresno that the audience laughed loudly ~~;. ~~ini~a~d. bright," fire within 2'h weeks in Balboa Jews.' said Saturday that Jews in result of events following • • Assemblyman Ken M addy and before many questions could be Park, authorities said. America should consider sup-.. out• .. e traffic stop, police said. ed "When we're traveling, J ditb Ellen Woodard ap t' g some M1'deast peace pro-• ... San Diego Mayor Pete Wilson answered and Davis jok that he's fine until we take out u tly a security guard in th; por 10 A raid yielded 22 ounces or all ignored the Briggs challenge the debate was "the comedy paren posals not endorsed by Israel. pure cocaine, a "large quantity" hour." theroadmap,"shesaid. park, was charged with .one Javits told the California and focused their attacks on ''But when we do that he count of arson following a minor Republican Party convention of marijuana and a small cache.. Brown. Maddy refused to take a stand started shaking because 1· S t d . a offee room ·1 of automatic weapons, after of. Instead of debating each on the Jarvis property tax cul ire a ur ay in c that he didn't necessar1 Y re· ficers went to the driver's borne other, the GOP hopefuls all cited initiative, Proposition 13 on the he knows we're lost. When on the second floor of the commend that U.S. Jews should to get n driver's license. Police Brown's decline in popularity in June 8 ballot, saying he would we put it back into the Hospitality House, adjacent to repudiate Israel's position on OC· spotted drugs and obtained a the most recent California Poll, have "a complete, definitive fi~;.~. compartment he's the rulns of the city's burned out. cupied lands and other peace search warrent for a raid later. from 28to 14 percent ov·~er~th~e~~s~ta~t~e~m~en~t:"~in~a~bo~u~t~l~O~d~a~y~s:· ..... ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!a~e~ro~s~p~a~c!e!m~us~e~u~m~·~~~---·~...!:!te~r~m~s~.~~~~~~~~~~....:;....;.....;...:..~~~~~------~- Canadian Asks U.S. Seal Ban By the Associated Press The United States should follow Canada's lead and impose stiff re· gulatlorui on the bunting or seals off the shores of Alaska , .said New - foundland Conservative MP James McGrath. McGrath's comments came in a telegram sent ·to Congressman Leo Ryan of California, who joined anti-seal hunt prot~sters on the ice ' floes <lff northern New- foundland. "Charity, Con- gressman Ryan, be- gins 11t home," s aid the MP for St. John's East. Ryan told an Ottawa news conference hours earlier that he's visiting Canada for a firsthand look at the hunt. Last ye a r he promoted legislation condemning the seal hunt. Fisheries department orficials say the hunt therP. involves the killing of older, thick-skulled seals. The U.S. allows the use of clubs although it was difficult to kill the adult. animals that way. • • • • • • • \ .. .. .... • Save $500 on our velvet sectional. Only $999 and we'll OOliver it . imtned iately . ,. . ' • • • • . . . ,• . ·' -··· . •. . ' •' . .. . .. .. , ,.. ,.,. . ' . . . ., ....... ,.,.. ...... ' Editorial Pftge ~ ................................................................... l lfl Orange Coast Daily Pilot Sunday, Mateh 12.1918 "Rotic?rt N. Weed/Publlsh6r Thomes KeevU/Edltor Not All Mighty · Issues on ·Ballots Local politics and r ain filled the air during much of the week as many Ora nge Count){ cities dodged storms and elected city council members and voted on a variety of local issues. .-The coal strike doesn't draw much direct interest ;:~ere in gas-fed Southern California, so more attention t;..was directed to the tragicomic s aga of Bubbles, the blP· ~-J>o, than to President Carter 's order·directing the miners back to work. A few items worthy of note a nd comment qid pass by : during the week. Among them: : Brown's Exposure Widens Lest you have doubts that our governor doesn't have highe r ambitions, J err y Brown procla imed Monda y as Arbor Day. He signed a proclamation on this mighty is- sue a nd topped it off by issuing a poem for the occasion. . R emembe r this is the same Jerry Brown who began •his term in 1975 by refusing to sign a utographs for anyone, by declining partici pation in r ibbon-cuttings and ceremoni als of any kind. The govt!rnor may not be taken too seriously as a p residential ('andidatc here at home, but he's being watched like a ha wk in Eastern political circles. A tri p lo the national governors' conference in Was hington (after spurning the organization for three ~ears) drew a full page of co,:erage and commentary in , ·Newsweek, a serious column on the Christian Science Monitor 's Nlitorial page and more E astern press cov- erage than a ny other governor in sight. While he confounds and confuses us in California with h is waywnrd , whim!:>ical ways, the folks back there seem t o be r <.'admg hi rn as u 1:1ophisl1cated m aster politician. Kelley's Work Praised J low about a word of appreciation for Clarence Kcllrv·? K·clky <.,l<'ppt•d elm' n quietly as FBI director last "eek to mal..c auurn for Carter 's new appointee, Circuit .Judgt• Wilham 11. Wt•b..,ter. Kdll-.. took mer the tattered and torn Fill in J une. 1973, .ilter L. J>.1tnrk Gray bungled the job as repl ace- ment tor .I. 1·:dg,1r Hoover. Somewhat a nalogous to Gerald Ford s rt·!->Loring confidence in the executive b ranch. Kdlt•y patched logether the FBl's image and led into a rww, post 1 loover direction and out of the fearsome onc·man d<.'spot ic reign that had ruled. Maybe K C'lley wasn 't heavy enou gh to fill the job permanently, but he held things together q uite nicely. And hC' n>ntinucd to serve with dignity while Carter spent more thun a ) eur finding someone to ta ke his place. Rental Reductions Iffy Nolhinl.! is wntll·n intu the J arvis/Gann initiative ( P ropos1l10n J:O ~1bout lo\\ cring rents. although landlords would enjoy ::.ubslantial property tax reductions if it passes. In Anaheim last week, Jarvis confidently predicted .that apart ment O\\ners will, from the goodness of their hearts. grant an across-the·board rent reduction if the p roposition curries. "If you'rl' pa) mg $200 a month, I expect a $20 reduc- tion," J.irv1s said. We wi ll not hold our breaths. 11 tl1 Commandment Stifles . Orange County Republican leaders have re·invoked the pa rty's 11th commandment -also known as P arkinson's Law, after pone-time stale GOP leader who promulgated it in the eaf ly 1960s. ll says no Republican should speak ill 0£ another Republican. The county's central committee ethics group ls tell· fog Republican candidates they should sign a state ment that they will not attack the integrity, ability or sincer ity of other Republi can candidates. Further, they should J>lcdgc to support whomever is nominated by the party. T hose who refuse to sign the pledge are risking the Joss of all party support, says the committee. On a politically pragmatic note, it may make sense, but it ccntainly makes for a boring June primary U everyone joins in. · T hat lea\·cs all the invective and dirty words up to the Democr ats and candidates for non-partisan offices such as county supervisor. And the Republican Party gets duller and duller. Mailers Don't Compute. Are you fl attered, or annoyed, when you rec@lve a personally addressed letter 1n support of a candidate or issue? E ver since the computerited malling lists were honed lo a fine point by the late Supervtsor Ronald Caspers, it h as been generally conceded in Orange County that without them you don't win an election. Running for re-election in 1976, for example, Supervisor Thomas Riley deplored the expense involved in these sophis ticated mailings. but said he didn't know how to win without them . There was one s ma ll sign last week that voters may be g e tting as sophisticated as the computers. It happened in Costa Mesa. Voters were. casting , ballots on a homeowner initiative calling for single· family construction only on 60-plus acres of undeveloped • ~ land. ... · .. .,.. · Opponents ,went nen.rly.$30,000 on a last· minute cam- paign against the issue. Mos t of it w,cnt on computerized . Jnl.i.ungs. ·, And the issue lost • The homeowners had a built·in vote on thelr side - themselves -so the outcome isn't conclusive. StlU, msny, many r eports were heard from voters who said they voted no because they were oftende.d by the cam· · palgnr Certainly a move ment away from this turibly ex· pensive campaign tool would lower the cost of runblng for · ornce. Thnt, in tum, should lead to les11er dependence on financing by the big buck special Interests. Nicholas Voit Bollman Victims flay Musical Chairs There now exists a new pulHication titled ••vie· tlmology.0 The victim Industry has grown large enough to re- quire a trade publication and, in America, where there ia a well- heeled need, there is an en- te rprising vendor to fulfill it. According to Ann Blackman of the Associated Press. to whom the credit for alerting the world to lbe birth of vie· timolog y goes, a new class or vie· tlms has been identified. To s ocial worker, bead s hrlnkers , couns elors and social and psychological r esearchers, the discovery of a new category of victims is as important. as the sighting of a new star is to astronomers or the finding of a . new particle ls to high energy pbyalclst.s. It is an occasion for congratulations, applause and remuneration. The new victim is the battered husband. Husband beating takes the place of child beating as be- ing "the most underreported crime in the nation today." It is generally a good idea, when an- nouncing the finding of a new and very large group of victims, to declare al the same time that the crime which oppresses them is seldom or never reported to the police. THIS EXPLAINS why no one Plse but the intr-epid social scien· tists knows about these shocking and alarming facts; it also al· lows covens of quic.kly·batcbed Mailbox nperts on a new form of vicUm to define the problem as one of gar1antuan dimeDJlons without fear of contradiction. Thus, for Ins tance, it is estimated that 12 mUlion men are physically abused by their wives at some point during their marriage. Assuming that there are only 110 mllllon males In the country, and presuming that close to half or these are too young, too old. too crazy, too sensible, too sick or having too good a time to be married, we un suppose there are only about 60 million males Jiving in wedlock. The idea lhat ·12 million or 20 perc enL of them have been physically abused by their wives is preposterous but you can get away with asserting U if you also Insist the crlme goes virtually unr eported. PERISH TUE thought that the crime goes virtually unreported because it goes virtually uncom- mitted. Last year incest was "the most underrep,ort~d crime ln the nation today. ' It sUll may be the most unreported but after months of pummelling by the vlctimology industry it is no longer the least talked about. Until 1976, most Americans labored under the impression that it was a practice limited to hillbillies and Oedipus, Electra and certain other kinky figures of Greek antiquity. Now we are informed the family life of seven out of 10 American suburban homes reads !Jke it was scripted by Euripides. The official announcement of the promulgation of a new vic- tim group with its own uniq ue corps of attendant experts is the occasion fo r a great deal of ac- ll vity. \r (l The new experts, the only ones -ho may discuss the subject with authority, spread out aoross the country, blttiog every television talk show and every call·in radio program. This Is called educating the public and alerting govern· ment officials lo a problem or lh1s sickening magnitude. SOON THE lallc shifts to what is delicately called "the need for greater resources" and the n ecessity for "funding." \Vords like money, taxes, tax r ates and taxpayer are never u sed in discussing "how we as a society are going to respond to this gnawing need," which in this case ar~ the 12 million shamed. beaten and intimidated husbands hiding in their dens wondering about the intetrity or their personboods. ALL VICTIM groups are given the ga me treatment. First the TV t alk shows, then seminars, then ta$k forces. after which comes 24·hour·a-day hotline cen- ters, coordination, referral agencies, legal aid and offices manned by representatives of other professions in critical oversupply. To m ake the victim group completely legitimate, the Ad· ve rtislne Council floods the airwaves with 60 second com- mercials telling us about this new social problem and inviting us to ''flnd out what you can do" by writing for a free pamphlet to HUBBY, Box 1978, Washington, D.C. 1'"'rom then on, It's a question or mounting the annual public relations campaign just before budget time. The theme is the same every year: \Ve're making progr ess but the .problem is large and complex. And since the problem was invisible, who's to argue if the progress on solv· ing it is equally so! YOUNGER PEOPLE need not rear that with the di scovery of the battered husband, the great bull m arket in new victim g r o up s has topped out. Remember, every victim is a potential victimizer and every victimii.er Is a potential victim. Battered husbands open up the poss1 bility of battered parents and "hat. about battered pet owners·~ There is nothing more pathetic than to see a man abused by his goldfish or a woman robbed of her happiness by an Old English s heepdog. .'Challenge Test' Not Enough for Guard To the Editor: Most of your readers would agree that prior to assigning an armed security guard to "pre. vent crime" in a shopping center, department store or similar ~Uon where the guard mutt deal with the public, be or she should have at le.st minimal training in lhe limitations of his or her powers to make arrests. Not so. Not any longer, that ls. The Bureau o( C9llecUoll and lnvestleative Services <Departm~ot of Consumer Af- fairs) has just changed the regulations. In 1975 the Legislature very wisely passed a law requiring all uniformed security guards to take and pass a one· or two-day short·course in citizen's "Power to Arrest " prior to assuming the ir duties. Prior to this l egislation, security guards, many or them armed .. were be· ing "turned loose" on an un· suspecting public with no train· ing whatever. Most of them bad li ttle or no knowledge of the limitations or their authority lo arrest. Few bad any knowledge of the constitutional rights of the ci tizens with whom they were. dealing. The obvious results, as more and more security guards were employed, was false ar· r est , violations of citizen's rights, and in a few "unfortunate cases. tm..lawful use of deadly force. none or your readers are un- f or tun ate enough to b e "administered to" by one of these untrained security guards. It bothers me lhat an unsuspecting citizen can be ar· rested by someone who received a score of 70 perc~L by marking "all or the above," or "none of the above" on a simple test. DERALD D. HUNT Claeeldng Clleered To the Editor: I guess no one who li ves in the beach area will Corgel the two heavy storms whic;h we ha ve ex- perienced during this last m onth. Fortunately, I was not around during the first one. However, I must report an incl· dent that took place during the second which served to remind m e that with all Ill faults, the public service system does have so m e v e r y remarkable employees associated with it. l was awakened on Tuesday night with the prospect that the windows on the second floor ot m y home were going to be blown in as a r esult or the extra- ordinary wind and rain. While I was attempting lo brace the flexing glass, I looked out on to the bay and saw the lights or a motor boat moving slowly bet ween the boats that were moore d. Now remember, it's somethlnl an.er 2 o'clock In the morning, lt'a raining cats and dogs and any aelf·reapectlng human would be huddled warmly in bed or, 11 be la unfortunate enouf{h to ha veto work. atleast be indoors keeping warm. So ob- viously the only people who would be out on such a night have to be those who are up to mischief hop. ing they won't be seen. TBE-i.EVEL of pro· !essionallsm increased marked· ly following the leaderstttp pro- vided by the Legislature in mandating minimal training for security guards. Initially. the Bureau of Collection and Investigative Services (which enforces minimum training for security cuards) did an ex· cellent Job and literally NOT SO -upon closer ex· hundreds or s~urity guards re-aminatlon I discovered it to be ceived tratnlna In arrett powers, two very wet, yet unbelievably firearm• qualification, baton conscientious members of the training and tralntnl ill the use Harbor Department. They were or tear gas. che cking boats for damage Within the past two months, and/orbrokcnmoorings. Bareau Chief Ms. Koene R. Aner a few minutes they left Cohen luued an order which lD and I expected thaL would be the fact bat Mabverted tlle ln\ent ot end of tho patrol. Again. not so. the Le1i1lature. Now aecutlty About an hour and a half latu- guards may take a slmpl& 4.0-45 they made the rounds to r~ ?. ue•«on mulUple·cboico o firm the Clct. tba\ all was welliQ 'tlltllenge'• ta ht lieu of 9DY ourharbor. -claa~room ttalntn1 whtte""° ln Being an lndlvidual who ts n()t their Jlrre!l J)C!Wen. f ~bmtt ahy in reporting inefficieddes the Q.nly reqwrement of t&ll new and carelessness ln. private or· .. eliUlenge teat .. is a step publlo service, 1 would be der- lllJotwafd. -ellct. lD. my resl)OnsiblliUes as a Al *" edaet.tor wbo h• been clU.en ll l didn't bring to the ati-~lotel1 'I ~~ tn the tratnlni tentlon -of those reitpomible-the VI 8W eufO~ment ott1fffl ua aood things that take place, secv.rlty f\IU'dl tot many 1ean. Three cheers for tho Harbot" l 1m deeply conc6rae4 bt th.11 J)epartmentl tbHla. I certatb1,J hope that f property tax limitation. So did an a rticle, quoting llaidinger, lhat approval is going lo create severe financia l problems over the long run. And it would be disruptive, because it would go into effect on July 1. On both counts the record should be set straight: The prop· erty taxes according to the pres· e nl b~s@ assessment are due an April and would normally last through December, when lhe next taxes are due < hoperully hall the amount or the April taxes). Thus after approval or PropoaiUon 13 in June the polili· ciaos and bureaucrats have a transitional year.to adjust their expenses, if they ha ve t o. Because half t,he advantage is for businesses, lt should be no problem to Increase corporate income taxes slightly to account ·for half the decrease from Proposition 13: The other half should partly come out of the $3 billion state surplus, pa rtly out or lower expenses or schools and local governments; no gloom and doom stories are required. THE CARDINAL point in the Jarvis initiative la that it is de- signed for the future. Property- taxes were maybe the way to go " century ago, but not any more. They are particularly bad with the rapidly rising property values, so that taxes go up faster than the need for expenses of i.:ovc rnmcnl. The Jarvis in· itiative allows a small increai.e tn taxes annually. If the e'<- pcnscs are increasing more rapidly, the Legislature should ask for more by means or a tax: increase and hot use the sneakv w,.y of letting inOation take care of it. The Behr la w, approved in Sacr amento, is not a law for the future. ln a few years (depend- ing on the rate of inflation> our property taxes will have ddubled a gain and a nother J a rvis in- it1ati ve would be required to pres- 1>ure Sacramento Into voting for a te rn porary tax decrease. A.MOOIWEER Pen Point Sno To the Editor: There is a brand or oneup. manship that annoys me. I call it "sic." When someone's ideas dem and compensatlOfl , when someone 's intellectual deply · m ust be revealed in the six·bit word. when the publisher tnJccs the final re venge. when t he English teacher must est ablish the pecking order, they resort to "sic." Supposedly, they include it to show tho sin was that of the original writer. Really they do 1t to show bow smart they are and how dumb lhe original writc>r is. When you correct someone's Englis h. yo u don't need t o bother with their ideas. • JACKSON PARHAM • A7 ... o • • To wrlt•the Dally Pilot/Box 1S60, Costa Mesa, CA 92626 Orange Coast Dally Pilot 1 r .. ore P-•• 1.n __ ,_o __ n _______ S\l_~_ . .....,_.Ch-12 •.• 1.97·8·--------·T·c.·C·iJ·l·I ·'h·e·O·a·1·ly·P·l·IO·l·n·1···64·2···.3·2·1 ------- Nick Thimmesch Where Will Carter's Education Billions Go? WASHINGTON -The citizenry now pays $144 billion a year in federal and local laxes to support public education in our country, more than goes for na· tlonal defense. Both areas get too much money, bul we become more dislurhed over inflation of public school cost.a than defense because we live near school11 and our children attend them. So taxpayers should raise eyebrows when President Carter rhapsodi zes that the $12.9 billion he asks for e du cation in 1979 represents the largest in- crease pro- posed by any President and Congre ss since the mid-'60s The reason we paust! 1s that in the past 10 years, according to a national study. per-pupil educa- tion costs have risen 132 percent while the Consumer Price Index rose only 60 percent -and still pupil per!ormunce scores have dropped. TH ERE IS something wrong 1n public educ&tion today, despite record-breaking budgets and price hikes. Now the President is asking for even laq~er in creases so that 'realer em phasis can be placed on the basic skills -reading, writing and ant.hmelic. It seems that the poorer public school performance ~els. the more money 1s demanded lo cor reel the errors. It's a little like lhe auto com panics recalling defective cars for repair and then adding the cost of fixing their mistakes to the cost or doing business. Thus. the consumer winds up payin~ the bill. There ar~ m:rny 1:xamplcs of such failurl' THE COllNCIL for lia::.11.· Education recently reported that a statewide educational assess· menl pro~r~1m in Florida llhowed thal while only modesl numbers or hieh school juniors nunked a relatively simple com- mumcations exam, 38 percent failed a mlith test which featured such questions aa what ii; 5U percent of $42.98? The president of the state teachers' union quickly blamed the results on TV watching, s ingle.patent homes, alcoholic parcnliJ and Juvenile crime No question that lhe detenora· lion of the American family makes it tougher for youngsters to learn But lhen comes along a Chicago black woman like Man a Collins <Time Magazine. Dec 26, 1977 l who operates a one-room school she founded for intensive leaching of inner-city children SHI!: PUTS UP with no non sense. holds pupils only one or two v<'ars and raises their over· all i1crformance remarkably She then encourages parents to send th<'ir children to parochial rather than public schools. Early Lesson of Tiny Beads Threads Through Generations By PAULINE COLEMAN Pauline Coleman 1s a rEsident of San Juan Cap11trano. It wu a little cloth bag. It had tiny beads in 1t and it coet a penny. I can remember it well and the way grandma would open the bag and spill them all out in a sauce dish. I'd climb up in a chair, next to the table and watch her pull lhe thread away from the spool, bite off the end and wet it in her mouth so she could poke it into the eye of lhe needle that she held close to her eyes couldn't have been more than -well, not much older than she is " She glanced toward my daughter who was pounding pieces of different shapes and colors on lo a pegboard at the end of the room. "That was the time you stayed wilh us while your mother was in the hospital," she told me. I knew by the tone of her voice that a tiny fragment of my memory had beckoned to her and she was following it back through the years. ''YOUR MOTI~ER HAD surgery. There were days and nights when we didn't think she would make it. There you were, so lillle to be left without a mother "I don't remember lhat." I said, "only the IH:ads. · It's one thlna to talk about spending billions more for basic and bilingual education, but lt'a another to deliver it so pupils can really succeed. Pupils in bilingual Spanish· English programs aren't learn- ing English any better than those not In this more expensive form of education, accordine to one federal government atudy. THERE IS good reason to con- clude that school boards and/or administrators install bllingual programs more in response to local political pressure than for their effectiveness. Indeed, there ls a great deal of politicizing in our public educa- tion system, especially since the Na ti on al Education Assn. <NEA> has become a labor un· ion which spent SJ million on the 1976 election (nearly all on Democratic candidates>, backed the Carter-Mondale ticket and expected something ntce in re- turn. It might be cynical, or ac- curate, to observe that the something nice ls the huge hike in federal-aid-to-education Mr. Carter is asking for WHERE WILL the money go? It's fair to say that labor unions such as the NEA don't like job- performance testing. Rather, they like more job slots, more chum my weekend educational conferences, more "special re- source" or "remedial" teachers and, forbid-the-thought. more consultants and studies. If that is what comes out of the Carter program, well, why don't we spare the taxpayer the ex- pense? What's really needed is a drastic upgrading in the skills of teachers who now glut the educational field. WE NEED more good teachers like Marva Collins who Bob Greene ~ :-.___ .. . .. ~ ~rt.JtiZ"i7#T11r. •nw•t1UB .IOl•i'Pa~:iiu~li!!ii 'What happened to that skinny kid J 'm used to punching around?' notes: "All you need to teach 1s a blackboard, books and a pair or legs that will last through the day. If you gave me $20,000 worth or audiovisual equipment. I'd leave it out on the sidewalk." Perhaps the Marva Colllnses in education should be enlisted to instruct laggard teachers that if you become determined to teach, you will teach. If you fall back on spectal resource teams or "supplementary" aids. you probably won't teach. If teachers need four-or six· week summer. sessions lo up· grade their skllls and become more knowledgeable in their subjects, let it be, and hopefully some or the extra federal money will be spent this way. Call al recycling or retrain- In~. the point is teachers have to put al>idc the bad news that American family life isn't the best, and realize that youngsterl> can be shaped up in a classroom and also. believe ii. or not. taught. Instead of more expensive convenient escape hatches. we need more real leaching in the classroom. and that means work. With such a surplus of teachers. some of them must be willing to work. They have in the past, many work hard now. and the rest need to be prodded by the word that a taxpayers' revolt can be just as forceful as the political clout a rich labor union can wield wilh an Administration. SllF. WOULI> LOOK over at me and smile while she pulled the thread through and on down. until both threads were exactly the same length before she made a knot by rubbing the ends between her thumb and ringers "Now watch me." she'd say, as 1f 1 hadn't been sitting practically glued to the chair. never once taking my eyes off her every move. "You pick up a bead, poke the needle right through the middle and pu.sh it straight back on to the strinl, clo.e to the end." Iler fact• b<!came quiet then. intent, almost as if she was pulling a thread through the eye of a needle, pulling the ends together, forming a knot. Then she looked over at me with an un- derstanding smile. Amityville: 'A Haunted Hoax' After abe had put two or three beads on she would hand it to me. ''Now you try it." IT WAS SUCH FUN to watch all the different color.ed beads go slidini down past the needle, on to the string and lake their place next to the ones before. Sometimes one or them would gel stuck and wouldn't 1to past the lip of the needle, no mat· ter how hard l pushed wilh my hands. "It won't go, grandma," I'd say. Then she would put down whatever she was doing, take it Into her hands and push it back off. "ll"s imperfect," she·d say. "Throw il away." SHE WOULD LAY IT on the table beside the saucer and hand back the needle and thread. I reminded of her of t.bis after I was mar- ried and bad a small child ol my own. "Strange you remember that," she said. and I could tell by the way she looked she was pleased. "That was s uch a long time ago; you "WELL. IT'S NO WONDER. We kept you OC• cupied. None of us mentioned lt wbile you were around, but I'll never forget bow happy you were when she came back home." Time slowly unwinds like the thread on a spool. I didn't think of this then -nol when I first read the letter. ··so sorry I can't make lt. I tried to telephone before my plane took off ... " My hands trembled a litUe when I cleared the table, putting my good chJna and my best silver away. I WAS SO DISAPPOINTED. I'd baked l'ler favorite pie. Fixed all the things my grand· daughter liked. It wasn't her fault. She had tried to call me. Besides it was her job. I thought or the beads. ''It's imperfect." she said. "Throw lt away." There was no need to measure. My life was a beautiful strini of happy moments. I could al· ford to discard this one. Besides, there were always more in the saucer. When she got back J knew s he would como. "I've been living and steeping ln this house for two straight weeks, and there is nothing &upernatural about it, nothing strange about it, nothing haunted a bout It. It's just a very beautiful house.·· The s peaker -Dan Com pitello, 19 -is currently living in tbe infamo u s house at 112 Ocean Ave .• Amityville, N.Y. -the house featured in ' • T h e I\. m ityvl Ile Horror," one of 1978's best-selling non-ficUon books. The controversy surrounding the house items from allegations by George and Kathy Lutz, who moved Into the house eCter one of it& previous residents, Ronald DeFeo, bad ____________________________________ Bookman __________________________________ --.. Nobody Believed Jim Bridger's 'Lies' By PWLIP ROSMARIN CM tlw Dally l'llol Slafl In 1806, John Colter, a member of the Lewis and Clark expedition, took off to explore on his own. He trapped and hunted the wilderness into what now is Wyoming, and probably was the first white man t.o see it. What he saw astounded hlm, and he made his way back lo clvllJzaUon to report on it. Nobody believed him. NOBODY BEUEVED Jim Bridger etther. A cllff of black glass, hot 1p~lnp 1pouUna lllte subterranean teapoll. steam breathing from the tnd-these were "Jim Bridger's .. . 1'ventual1y. Montana surveyor ....,... HenrY D. Wubbum led a new UPldltlon from J'ort•Ellis, Mont .• oo Au,.11, 1870, w map the terrltory. To their aatonlabment, the parLY dlatovend tho mountain men told tho nth. So impre11td were thoy, that around a camprtro one nlahl they 4ttlded tbat the land •bould be saved for;;.sll lt; and that &eneratJons yet to · .Jba»l4 .tbe ..natUtal. won 111 bacfaeen. t..a .xeau.Jattr becsuac of thotr eampalan, Yellowa~e Wt alod lh• nrtl national puJt. beaches of Virgin Is lands NaUonal Park and the world's first underwater (for scuba and snorkeling) trail, new appreciations mount for these lands. These are the views of protected wildlands, .where trees dte of disease or wildfire or winds that blow them down-but not cuttin1. Where wtld an (m als are lost to natural predators-but not to guns. shot his parents, brothers and sisters to death while they slept. DeFeo said that be murdered bis family be ca use he heard ••voices" -and although the Lutzes scoffed at this, they say that they and their three children ned the house in terror after 28 days, leaving literally all of their possessions behind. TUE LUTZES say that a series of eerie occurrences convinced them that the house was possessed by the devil. Today the Amityville house is owned by James and Barbara Cromarty, who moved In even though they knew about the house's background, but before publication of the book that would make the house nationally famous. The Cromartys deny that there is anything at all supernatural or mysterious about the house. THEY ARE suing the Lubes and the publishers of the book for Sl.l million in damages because their privacy bas continually been in vaded by curiosity- seekers who parade around the house. ring the doorbell, and generally nake nuisances or themselves. The Cromartys s ay that the Lutzes are liars. The Cromartys are on vacation this month. Slaying in the house In their absence is Dan Compltello, a family friend. He said that he has also spent many weekends at the house1 and has yet to encounter any th mg at all unusual. "The Lutzes' story of what happened in this house is a bunch of B.S.," Compitello said. "Staying here is like slaying In any other house. There was a murder here. That's the only tbJn1 that makes the house any clifterent." IS TBEJlE any ll.ID of the broken doors and windows that the Lutlles clainf ~•me mysteriously u.nhiDCedT ''Nothln1 was broken." Do windows fly open and shut durin1 the night? "No wlndowl come open.'' Hu the eerie "red-eyed pig" appeandt '11TREal IS no pfa." J1 the ~tty, shrouded figure of de•th bumt into the wall of the fireplace? "There ~· nothloa In tbe flrepta~. rt•a Just a beauWuJ fireplaee.." Colapltello Hid It 11 "PleWnJ to ..,. Cbe llablseera ~·nt11 ltOPP_, In ft'onl of the house. -nt't ero.nattrt -pltn Ole Jtoue and changed lbo .treet ....... but people stJll find tt. ·• he 1al4. "We 11.and there ud wa\'9 at tbe people. .. T•S LUftU ar l)1n1. ft 1'" :dilnt Jl Juti lo et money from the book. Mr. Lutz moved from a $28,000 house into this house, which is an $80,000 house. He couldn't afford it. So he came up with this story to make money ·· Jf Compitello isn't spooked by the Amityville house, a team of r eporters from Newsday, the daily newspaper serving Long Island, says he bas good reason to slay calm. The reporters -Jim Scovel and Alex Drehsler-spent three week s looking into the allegations of "The Amityville Horror,'• and say that \'irtually nothing in the book checks out. "BASICALLY, WHAT we found out was that not one thing in the book could be verified." Scovel said. "People who the author said were at the house were never there. Things that the author said happened never happened. "We made a rather painstaking effort to go through the book page by page to see if anything could be verified. And it couldn't. In the book, on a certain night Lutz stands in the moonlight and sees the moonlit reflection of the red-eyed pig in his daughter's window. Well, there was no moon that night. "And the book says that a police officer went to the house and examined the hoofmarks of the pig in t he snow. Tbe policeman s ays that he was never on the premises. nor did the author ever call him. "NOW, THERE is a Siamese cat that lives next door. Siamese cats tend to have a reddish tinae to their eyes, so maybe the cat was on the windowsill. We flod instances like that. throughout the story . ··we can't find anything in the t,utzt!s" story that checlt!Pout. We • can find nothing U}at can be syb- stanllated. •· But still. the story or ''The Amltyville Horroc" sffms to be touchin~ a willingly receptive nerve in the country,, and people ~ntiguc to believe it THE REV. JOUN Nicoli. author ol "DiaboUcal PossesslOQ and Exorcism" and teduucal tonsullant for the film venloo of "The ExorcJst,'' wrote lo the preface to "Tbe Amityville Horror": "Tbe pbenomma reported In thls book do .~a and to ordJn.ary peop e wbo art nether -.-rbi bltloal1t1 not" att tlon·seekcita. 'naoae of -.s wbo bne "been in•olved lo · psychic invc1U1aUon1 ua verify ~t th1I cue -told b)' the famil,y ud &.be priest .tio actutlb expertenced •bat ia reported-It oat at.fp&cal." r A• DAILY PtL.OT Sunday, MlllCtl 12. 1978 COUNTY NEWS Israeli Situation Never the Same NEED CAREER CHANGES? Pre88 Aid e P redicts Territorial Peace -Eventually Move up or i nto t h e right Job I ta it time to appraise your job aituat1on and establish career goals? Let our career develop- ment speclallsts help you evaluate your present job situation, detennlne career goals and pro- 'Jide guidance toward a position of maximum compemation and personal effectiveness. Call our President Phlllp Pekras or our vice prMi- dent Kerry Lake at our Newport office. 833-2480. By ARTHUR K. VINSEL Of .... o.ilf ...... Mtft A lop Israeli consulate aide, who was a Haganah underground agent at 15 and a women's corps soldier in the 1948 War or Independence, says Jews and Arabs alike desire peace. after 30 years and three more wars. Israeli Consulate Press and Information Officer Malka Ben- Yosef predicled in a ta lk to the n e wly formed Congregation s•Nai Tiedek Brotherhood that it can only be a long lime coming. • "We are never cer- 1 am the situation today will be the l>ame the day uftcr tomorrow,·· said Ms. Ben· Yosef, a grandmotherly redhead who drives Jeeps on military maneuvers but refu ses to battle MALKA BEN-YOSEF Southland freeways. ''SINCE THE state was established. we have never had a quiet moment ; a dull moment. lt is in- teresting. It is difficult." she lold her Founlam Valley audience The Los Angeles-based official whose region covers seven western s tates. including Alaska and Hawaii. pointed out territory 1s the name of the Mideast cat-and-mouse game. She says the slakes arc large, but the ter ntories arc far s ma ller than much of the world re .1lizes "LOOK AT WHAT you <the U.S.> are doing with the Panama Canal. It has taken you years to i:omc lo agreement and il 1s much farther away from you." :.he explamed County Rapid Transit "Yet the attitude of many American people is opposition because ol national security ... Ma. Ben· Y osef added. Speaking of Egyptian President Anwar Sadat's historic visit to Israel -one which some optimists claim merits a Nobel Peace Prize nom· inatlon -Ms. Ben·Yoser was a bit cynical. "President Sadat did a very courageous thing in coming to Jerusalem. I hope people realize that," she emphasized. "BVT BY UIS courageous ~ct, we are not re- •1uired to make concessions." Describing Sadat as a man both impassive and impulsive in making s trategy in his mind and then acting on it, Ms. Ben-Yosef suggested bis Israel visit was intended to have a Messiah-like quality. She said world observers can only surmise it was an audacious public relations gamble that would influence Israel to surrender captured former Arab-occupied territory in good faith. BY TUE SAME token, Ms. Ben·Yosef suggest· ed, Sadat hoped other war-weary enemies of Israel would rally 'round the Arabs' flag and peace would quickly setUe over the region. "He thought the others would join in," she ex- p Ja in e d, adding that the apparent scheme backfired. "Maybe he wanted a separate peace wilh Israel. He doesn't want ll now. He can't afford it Sadat came lo the conclusion the problems or the Middle East cannot be solved by war," she said. "War is killing us ·· SllF. SAID SHE was flabbergasted two months ago when Israeli President Menachem Begin pro· posed that Israel relinquish ils captured lands, long held as a security zone The Egyptian mission in Los Angeles. Ms Ben-Yosef added, was equally shocked when, after two days of peace talks, Sadat abruptly cancelled them. presumably from pressure by other Arab states. Master Plan Stalled Hy KATHY CLANCY Director Philip Anthony com plained. "It just blithely as- sumes the money will be there." well for failing lo offer what. he called creative approaches to transit. OI ti• D•llw f'llel SU.II A new master plan. designed to chart Orange County Transit 01str1 ct (OCTD) pathways to 1995, has been stalled by district directors. Transit directors shipped the 70-pagc document back to OCTD administrators for condensing and rt.'v1~1on 01~tritt Planning U1rector Bob II art wi g sairl once the docu mcnt rcn·ivcs 1nit1al approval from c.ltrectors it w11I be present f'd to rnterested citizens al a .series of public hearing~ He suggested the district's future be viewed with the possibility of reductions in state and federal transit s ubsidies in mind RUT DIRECTOR Al llollindcn said he dicln't think <1 long-rungt• planning document like the master plan could addres~ all possible as~cls of rmanctnl! HE SAID OCTD's biggest challenge is attracting more commuters and suggested the most emphasis in coming years might need lo be placed on in- creasin g the frequency of ~ervite on borne-to-work routes. AccordinJ.? to the draft master plan. OCTD officials expect the county's I 7 million population to jo(row to 2 5 million by 1995 and Jobs within the county to in- crease from 556,000 today to t I milllon BUT TRANSIT board <'hairman Ralph Clark called the document "too bulky to dump on the public now." Both llollindcn and Director Robin Young faulled the staff . prepared plan for what they called vague goals Hollinden noted. for example. that one goal calls for establishing routes that "will serve a large amount of transit dependent people ... The plan said the district might grow from 336 vehicles to· day to about 1.400 within the next 17 years. Besides. he continued during a discussion of the document Thursday, it fails to address ho~ much the district can afford to grow in coming years "How large 1s that"· he asked J\nthony <'ritic1zed lhe plan ai- And the yearly number of OCTO passenger trips could in- crease from about 16.5 million annually today tn about 70 million by 1995 Magic TuJTllj Into· TV Role I Scott Kimble Ratner, 13, a bit of deviltry in every inch of his 4-foot-9 frame. got home from school a bit late. He had hung around the classroom al Moiola School in Fountain Valley with his buddies, busy with the normal business or average American boys. His mother was wail· ang with a stack or his official mail and hers - mostly addressed lo .. Occupant." There is a reason for iall Scott Ratner's dally correspondence these days, because it may be PACIFIC YllW MIMOllAL PAii Cemetery Mortuary Ch.ape I 3500 Pacihc View Drive Newport. 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APl'llOl9 SWEEPING SHORELINE OF NAPEAGUE BAY Long Island, N.Y. Acreage Now State Park Turf Saved Conservators' Clout <From Paae Al> at a fundraiaer. lt can provide acceu to the eon-· gressman. Moreover, if a lobbyist can 1et h1a boss in to see the congressman, h1a boss will, presum~bly, be impressed enough to mnUnue paying the high salaries -$50,000 and up -that good W ashinet.on lobbyists command. Again, that's part Qf the same. "It's show bwsioesa," says an aide to a powerful senator, a man whose word can kill a bill. "The issue of campalp contributions buy. 'I t'• tlteater1 99 peree11t et lo ............... __ .. rip- of f .' lng votes is vastly overrated, as opposed to.life experience and friendship." "IT'S THEATER," says Joel McCleary, the brash young Carter fundraiser who is treasurer of the Democratic National Committee. ''Ninety-nine percent of the lobbying in this town ts a ripoff." But to Fred Wertheime11, grand guru of the fundraising reCorm movement, the life ex· perience and ftiendships that affect votes are formed by continual contact at dinners, and the public is being ripped off, not the corporations. Wertheimer is a vice prC!lident of Common Cause and a man who can produce on request reams of bound volumes detailing fundraising abuses. "If this money had no effect on the system, you'd have a lot of disappointed people in this town," he says. "IT'S NOT JUST quid pro quo. When I take the money, I know you have things on your mind that you want me to listen to. If you've been coming in the door and steadily contribut- ing for 10 or 12 years, we don't have to discuss specifically what you want me t.o do." sldentiat campaigns get public money). Wertheimer is indignant about the Wubi.ngton came because, he says, it )>eneftta special in· tereat croups and incumbentl, regardieas or party. , In fad, it'a the advantqes incumbents aet from the system that makes legislaton reluc· tant to votelor •public fl.nancln& law. THDE'S SOllETBING ot a chicken-egg mentality to it: Few incumbent con1reasmen lose each year. in part because tbey aet large contribut!onl. So contrtbut.ora fiock to give to in· cum bents, assuming that will be a lot safer than alienating an incumbent by giving to his oppo. nent who will probably lose anyway. , A man involved In organizing Democratic fundraiaen puts it this way: "A lot of political donors give the .. me way they'd giYe to the United Fund. A little here, a litUe there, on bQth sides of the 1pectrum." The best example may be the American Medical Asaociation's 1974 contributions or $151,000 to 29 of the 37 incumbent congressmen in California. Seventeen were Republicans and 12 wer4f Democrats and they ranged in ideology from John Rousselot, a John Birch Society member, t.o Ron Dellums, an out.spoken black liberal who represents Berkeley and Oakland. OR TAKE THE example of Russell Long of Louisiana, chairman of the Senate Finance Committee and one of the most powerful men on Capitol Hill. When Long ran for re-election in 1974, be was unopposed, got 75 percent of the vote, yet collected a campaign fund of nearly $600,000. To people who need something from govern- ment, buying into campaigns like that is a form of insurance. Ther~ 1s a converse side to that -the hardsell by the people peddling tickets. Some view it as just another innocent practice, others call it a shakedown. A REPULBLICAN working in one cam- paign remembers watching contributors flock· ing to a fundraising dinner for his oppon~nt because those contributors got invitations sig ned by Mi ke Mansfield, Hubert Humphrey, "They figured it was kind or a command performance," the man says. One lobbylit says he never heeds \,M original Invitation to a fundraiser, attending only those for which he getl a followup invitation by telephone. Another tells of being called on several occasions by wives of the congr~smen for whom the fundraiser is being held. A third gets a letter from a congressman that suggests that even 1' though the lobbyist missed the dinner, be can still send his check to the congressman's campaign committee. ,. ,, Rep. Olis Pike of"New York announced .• recenUy that he was retiring from Congress after • 18 years. One of his reasons was distaste for soliciting campai~ money every two years, although, be said, he bad never held a fund- raiser. "THE PARADE OF daily fundralsers in Washington, whereby the unions, corporations trade associations and lobbyists are milked is just so nauseous that we never did it," he said. "Instead, year after year, we have gone back to the same dear friends for political sup- port. I simply can't ask them to give any more.'' HARBER FLOOR COVERING CARPET SH EET VINYL HARDWOOD• 3M• T RINATTA Free Estimates 743 W. laker. Costa Mesa Cal 751-3211 We Do 0... Own lnstalations I, PORTLAND, Maine CAP) -For the past 25 years, a group or invest.ors that includes some of America's richest families has been quietly buying real estate across the United States. By now, they have accumulated 1.2 million acres m 47 states. Common Cause is the moving force behind the bill that would provide public financing for congressional campaigns Cal present, only pre-and Ted Kennedy. -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Land speculation? Development? Choice condominium sites» Hardly. The investors represent the Nature Conservancy, and the real estate includes a ba ckwater s wamp in North Carolina that harbors the red-cockaded woodpecker; an arid chunk of New Mexico graced by tarantulas, scorpions and lizards. Not to mention the bit of Minnesota where Tynpanuchus Cupido Pinnatus -otherwise kn own as the endangered great.er prairie chi cken -hangs out. IT'S TO INSU RE the survival of these creatures and their environment that the Nature Conservancy goes about its business. Among those who sit on its board are a Hockefeller and a duPont, two former gov- ernors, media executives. a botanist and a banker. And caeh of more than 140 corporations pay at least $1 ,000 a year for membership and contribute about 5 percent or the total budget. Despite the holdings and prominent sup- porters, the Conservancy keeps a low profile. There a re no court fights against polluters or a dam or a highway, onl,y private negotiations with landowners. "We're the real estate arm of the conserva- tion movement," says Patrick F. Noonan, the group's president. "It's not that we try to hide ourselves or anything. We would prefer conflict avoidance. We find it a better way to operate in the fcee enterprise system." THE CONSERVANCY was incorporated in 1951 in Washington and is now based in Arl- ington, Va. It has 43,000 members and operates four regional offices, with volunteer chapters in 25 states. Its paid staff or 200 includes s pecialists In ecology, real estate, wildlife management and law. Noonan, a 35-year-old real estate broker with master's degrees in business and land-use planning, says 2 million acres are being de- veloped each year. "Someone has to be equally aggressive on the other side of the fence," he says. Between one third and one half or the Conservancy's hold ings have been outright gifts. and In about 20 percent or its projects It has worked with federal, state or local govern- ment t.o acquire property. But the group has used just about every technique. Spanish H elp Line Exp anding S AN FRANC IS CO (AP) -A s tatewide system of telephone help for Sp a nis h-s peaking persons has been or- dered by the California Public Utilities Com- mission. The 3-2 vote requires that the system, already s e r ving Pacific Telephone customers . be expanded statewide within a year. All telephone com - panies in the state are required to participate in a n Emergency Spanish Language As- s i s t a n-e e Bureau (ESLAB), which Pacific Telephone has operated for about four years . The San Diego-based Spanish service handles about 4,500 calls dally at an annual cost of $350 ,000, Pacific · Telephone reported. '·ES LAB is intended for emergency situ a - tions," said the PUC. "It is in the public interest that disaster and emerg.,mcy situations not be aggravated by de- Ja y in obtaining vital help." PT&E said one-tenth of one percent or calls now received by ESLAB are actual emergencies. 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But that was virtually the last gasp for the Lobos as the Tit.ans regained the lead with 1 :43 left. when former Riverside CC stand- out 1dike Linden converted both ends oC a one-and-one. The Titans increased their lead to four with 57 seconds left when Kevin Heenan cashed two more free throws. But New Mex· ico got back to wilJUn two as Willie Howard angled ln an 18-- footer. That was the end of the line for the Lobos, however, as 1!fike Nlle4 . bit .a free throw with 28 seconds left and Anderson iced the victory with another pair of gilt tosses just 10 seconds from the end. .. We're the same guys we were before. this game," said Fullerton coach Bobby Dye. · "We felt we had a shot coming in if we did a super job. The main thlng was to try and be pa- tient and get the shots. We didil't care where it came from." About facing USF and its star Bill Cartwright Thursday, Dye 'said simply: "We can go prac· lice against one of the moun· tains." Hamilton Leads UCLA To Comeback Victory EUGENE, Ore. <AP) -Roy Hamilton scored 23 points, in· eluding six straight in the final 1:22, as second-ranked UCLA rallied to defeat foul.plagued Kansas, 83-76, Saturday in the opening round of the NCAA Western Regional basketball playoffs. The ninth-ranked Jayhawks led by as many as nine points in the second half but lost three starters on fouls arter in- termission. . The Bruins, 25-2, meet seven- th-ranked Arkansas in the semifinals of the Western Regional Thursday in Albuquer- que, N .M. Kansas, wlfich finished the season at 24·5, matched the Bruins' quickness at guard and size inside through most of the contest. The Jayhawks spurted to a 13-3 edge in the first five minutes, but UCLA battled back to take the lead 24·23 on a basket by Darrell Allums with 10:36 re· maining in the half. The two teams wrestled back and fourth the rest of the half, with Kansas leading 45·42 at in· term ission. The Jayhawks, paced by the outside shooting of Clint Johnson and the inside work of 7-foot-l junior Paul Mokeski, eventually built a nine-point lead, 63·54, on a tip-in by Donnie Von Moore with 12:47 left in the game. But foul s haunted the Jayhawks. First to go was freshman Darnell Valentine with 8:50 remaining. Ken Koenig, a 6-10 senior forward, followed Valentine to the bench a minute later. Johnson, who scored 15 points, fouled out with 2: 19 to go and Kansas clinging to a 76-75 lead. Raymond Townsend sank a pair of free throws after Douglas' foul to give the Bruins a 77-76 Jead and the perennial Pacific-8 champions never trailed again. Despite a 40-14 difference in team fouls, Kansas coach Ted Owens refused to blame officiat- ing for the defeat. . "Our problems were identical to the ones we've had the course o( the year," he said. "We got in foul trouble. On the break we didn't use the patience we should have. We also were impa· tieol with the lead." Townsend, who hit 8 of 12' shots from the field and scored 22 points, said the Kansas · guards were the best the Bruins faced this year. "Their quickness surprised m e," he said. "Normally, Roy and I can draw an offensive fouJ but we couldn't today. "In the first half, we didn't play up to our capabilities. It was just a matter of getting loose. We knew coming in that this would be a pro-type game. They're lite a mirror of us. But we like playing at a fast tempo." ICANIAS 116) -ito.ilo t. Mobsltl te. _,_,_. 15. Oouol• 14. Vel_,.."'9 11, VOft Moore e. ~ oets :r. nuiu • .. '711.. • UCL.A Ill) -GtMnWOOd 14, WllllH 5, SlfttS 2. H•mlllCM'I 23, T~tt. Allums•. V•ndl .. gfle 11. TOI.Cs 21 Z1·Jt It urm 1111"8 they executed eftr'Y· thing they had planned," said New Mexico coach Norm Ellen- berger. "Most of all they kept their team poise. We got beat by a team that outplayed us. We got ~atbyagoodteam. ..The big thing was the con- sistency they bad in getting the 18-footer down. They bad a cou· pie of kids who turned the net in- side out. You let somebody shoot 62 percent against you and you're going to get beat," said Ellenberger. Anderson wound up leading the Titans in scoring with 23 points. Heenan tacked on 22 more, Niles ended with 19 and Greg Bunch posted 18 before fouling out late in the game. Five Lobos were in double figures, with Phil Abney topping the list with 16, followed by Marvin Johnson with 15, Russell Saunders 13, Cooper with 12 and Howard 10. * * * l"Ul..l..ERTON U•l -lklncll It, H-22. SNw 2, Andltf'son 2>. Unckn '·NII• It. Toe.ls» , .. 2Sf0. NEW MEXICO (IS) -Jollftson U, AllMY 1i. Allen'·~ 1z. s.under'l la. Smla.y t, HowMd 10. Fellir 4. To!AIU7 ll·IS es. H•lltlme --Mui'° 44-ll. l"olli.ct out -8....0. Tot.i louts -Full«tO<I IS, ..._ MIJCI'° 21. Tkhnlt61 -8"ncll. A -11,ll4. ........... t'. • Takers I . T11mble· To S11ns PHOENIX -Walter Davis. with 34 points and a vii.l re- bound in the last 20 s~ds. boosted Phoenix to a 120-11,con· quest of the Los Angeles Lkers jn National Basketball As$cla• lion action Saturday night.. The game was close right down to the wire, with> the Phoenix lead cul to one point witb 1: 09 to go when Dav!.\ bit one and made it 115-112. Atlams fouled Adrian DanUey with 37 seconds left, and the Lfkers closed the gap to 115-114. However, Westphal oame back with a stretched out layup s hot to put Phoenix abead 117-114 with 20 seconds to go. 1..05 ANOEU!S <11•1 -DMltey 11, ~ 1'1 ADclul..J•bbw ,., H-t, NI-11, teatt :n, carr •· AOemetllY 10, RoOlscll L Tot.11 9D 1+n IU. !'NOENIX (UI) -0.Vil :J.t, HNrd 111, AdlllM 16, Bus.•. WM'"l 21, Grltlln4, 5c:o(t 2. U.lQ. Tol•IS SI , .. u no. I.OS Al>Qel• 30 2' 2t 11-U• Pl>Mnla 31 SI 2t »-UO Fouled out-Adams. Total fouls-Los A-4es 2•, Plloenht It. TedWCM tOUls-<:arr. A-u,661. Ki"flS Fall, 5-3 . MONTREAL -Bill Nyrop and Jacques Lemaire scored third-period goals to help the Montreal Canadiens survive a late surge by Los Angeles and defeat the Kings, 5-3, in a Na- l iona I Hockey League game Saturday night. Nyrop's fourth goal of the year, at 7:38 of the session, gave the Canadiens a 4-2 lead. Tom· my Williams brought Los Angeles within a goal just 1:10 later, then Lemaire added in· surance at 15:20 with an assist from defensemen Guy Lapointe. A1Utin in Fina& DALLAS -Wondrous Tracy Austin overcame a sloppy start to decimate Ann Slrlilh 1·6, 6·4, 6·1 Saturday D.igbt to join veteran Evonne Goolagong in the finals of a $100,000 professional women's tennis tournament. - Goolagoog drubbed 15-year- old Pam Shriver 6-4, 7-5 in the other semifinal match belore 9,000 fans at Moody Coliseum. Ange& llnfleaten H•ll\llTM-K-45-41. Fouled out-Ka.Ilg. ..10""'°"· ValtnllN. Tol•I fouls-Kans.s 40, UCLA H . A--9,1'1. FULLERTON'S STEVE SHAW (34), JIMMY ALLEN BATTLE. PALM SPRINGS -Rookie Dickie Thon tripled with two out in the bottom of the 11th in· ning anJ scored the winning run on a single by Danny Goodwin lo give California a 7-6 exhibition baseball victory over Seattle Saturday. U.S. Now Second American PoWists Batter Cuba, 12-6 LONG BEACH-Bouncing back from two straight defeats on Friday, the United States senior water polo team recorded a pair or victories Saturday, in· . eluding a decisive 12-6 triumph over bitter rival CUba, at the Belmont Plaza Pool. The victories put the United Slates in second place in the point standings of the Can·Am· Mex series going Into today's final round. Hungary leads with 20 points to the United States' 15, and Hungary has two niore games today to pick up points, while the U.S team bas just one. Jn the afternoon game Satur· day, the U.S. got a pair of goals from 1lx different pJayers and destroyed Canada, 13-2. Scoring twice were J im Kruse, Gar1 Fiiueroa. Eric Lindroth, John Sveoctsen. Jobn Slman and Walt Briehl'. Kruse set the pace in the even- ing game with Cuba, scoring the first of bis three goals just eight seconds into the match on a pass from Lindroth. Cuba, an extremely phf1!1cal team, bas caused problems for the United States in previous meetings by coupling its ag- gressiveness with speed and TODAY'S ICMIDUl..e .... 0-. t :>O-U.S. vs. U.S. Juniors. 10:JO-OAlll ¥L MHICO. 11: »-HllfttllrY ¥L W.91 O.-y. U :IO-YUOotl4Wla vs. C:...Oa. ........ 0- 4-H......., ¥1. c.Nda. s-u.s. Jr. wa. Qlbe.. 6-Y~ n. wntO.-y. 1-u.s.,,.....,.._ Juniors Split Polo Matches LONG BEACH-The United Slates' junior entry into the Can- Am-Mex water polo series s1>lit matches with Yugoslavia and Mexico Saturday at the Belmont PJaza pool. The American juniors lost to a highly-regarded Yugoslavia team 10..9 and came back to beat Mexico 5-3. Les Wulk, Zack Stimson and James Bergeson each scored twice as the U.S. contingent found itself continually fighting a deficit against Yugoslavia. Io the fourth quarter the U.S. made a desperate rally and out· scored its foe 3-1 but came up one goal short in the final tally. Against Mexico, David Ritchie put in three goals and the team got single goals from Jody Campbell and Mark O'Brien to win by two. The victory was the second in the tournament for the U.S. juniors, the first coming over Canada, 7-4, on Thursday. That game opened the four-day aeries. Coaches saJd the 10.9 loss to Yugoslavia was one of tbe junior squad's better sbowinp of the series. It was the Angels' fourth vic- tory without a Joss in Cactus League play. A ninth·inning home nm by the Angels' Willie Mays Aikens sent the game into extra innings. Dod~Belted WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. - Phil Niekro pitched three in- nin,2s for Atlanta Saturday, al-lowing four bits and a run. and knocked in two runs with a dou- ble in the secood inning as the Braves beat the Dodgers, 14-3. ll.S. Netters lt'i11 NEW HAVEN, Conn. -Brian Gottfried defeate d John Newcombe, 6-4, 6-4, Saturday to give the United States its third straight World Cup tennis cham• pionsbip over Australia. A ,doubles victory later pushed the Americans to a 5·0 lead and closer to a shutout. Americans Stan Smith and Bob Lutz defeated Phil Dent and John Alexander, 6·2, t-6, 6-4. B..n .. Rol& GREENSBORO, N .C. Nelson Burton Jr. brushed aside. four foes Saturday to win lbd $10,000 top prize in the U.S. Open) professional bowling cbam-. pionshlp. Jn the final against Jeff Mat~ tingJ'-Burton. struck and~ in the final frame, forcing Mat~ tingly to get two strikes in 9 10th. Mattingly lelt two p· standing in bis first roll to gi Burton the match. 3H-20L l NCAA Cage Ro1D1dup , • 92 DAILY PILOT Sunda~. Match 12, 1978 -. "-.~ .,_I ~ • BASKETBALL I GOLF I MISCELLANY' Marquette Upset; Dons Top Tar Heels ~ INDIANAPOLIS (AP) -A three-point play by Archie Aldridge and two free throws by Rtch Babcock with 14 seconds left in overtime capped an io- c redlble Miami (Ohio) c;ome- back Saturday as the unranked Redskins upset defending NCAA cba mplon Marquette, 84-81, in the flrst round or the Mideast Regional basketball tourna- ment. champion Wiidcats were down 53-48 mid way in the half when they launched a scorlni blitz that put them ahead 62-~ with a litUe Jess than seven mlnutes lefL f'LO•tDA ITl'TI! CM -~ ~. Devn n . A......_, l, Jack-10, H#"rii •, Oii .... JI, lltowlt '-TotalaSJ 'WI 16. ltlNTUCXY lit) -01., .. 1 1', llo.,.y 11. ""'lllps U, MM'( 14. ~ 1•, Sflldlw 2,. Lee IO, c:-... a. Wltlt-'-Totata •is.. as. HalllltM-Flori419 Si.te •U. Ftu ... ""' • Aflder.ft, ~ GfWM. "°"""· Totat foul• -rll9ridll 1t•Ja. ~y n, //lr-U,11DO. Center Aaron Bryant scored six of bis 16 points in the overtime to give Western Kentucky's Hilltoppers the victory over the Syracuse Orangemen. With three seconds Jefl. Mlami. wb.icb trailed by as many as 13 points early in the Arka,..cu, 73·5% second half, began its rally after former Riverside City College s tar Jerome Whitehead was thrown out of the game for deck- ing Miami's John Shoemaker wilb an elbow swing with 3:3& left in regulation. He was charged with a personal foul on the play and Marquette coach Hank Raymonds also picked up Byrnes bit a basket that would have put Syracuse on top 88-87. But referee_ Dennis Bishop ruled that Byrnes had been fouled. before he got the s hot off. Byrnes then missed the first shot. of the one-and-one and the clock ran out. a technical. Babcock hit one free throw. Aldridge hit both technicals and Rick Goins followed with a basket to cut Marquette's 10· EUGENE. Ore. -Marvin Delph and Ron Brewer ripped the Weber State zone defense for 39 poi.nts Saturday u seventh- .-aoted Arkansas rolled to a 73-52 victory over the out- m anned Wilcats in the opening round of the NCAA Western Regional basketball playoffs. AllKANSAS CJn -Couftee 4, 0.lpll 211, kiwi! •. Bre•et It, MOflerl•I "· Zalln 7, R-l. Crockett 4. Total~» 13-U n. WE•lllt STATE ISJI -Jolln'4>1> 9,-., If. Smllll •• Mtt~ 1, ColllM 13, Ho••-•. Total~ 1J ... 11 Sl. Halltlme Ark..,ses 12-n. Tote! '°"'' Arltln~H 17. ~r Sl•I• 14. Technlcal -Weoer State bencll. WESTEltll KllNTUCltY 1111 -J..,,,,_, JI, J eckson 11, Bry•nt 1•, Atnlly 12, T.,,.,.. 11. ~lncrl, 8u<'tlecll1, A~6. Totall37 13-2317 SYltACUSE 116) -llyrnet ti, Orr 14, 9olM 16, Sl\•<kt"*-•• Col*l 1J. -4, ~ J, ~ l. Totals a 1~1116. H a lltl"'• -•l-41 11"..,IM out -•ry-t, ~hecklelonl. Collen Tot.I toui. -Weale•n I(.., tuOy 19, Syrac11w 11 " 11.100. Mkhigon St. 77-83 point lead in half, 68-63. Marquette got the lead back to W. Kentucky. 87-118 eight points, but baskets by Shoemaker and Aldridge closed the gap lo two and a pair of free throws by Randy Ayers lied the game al 73-73 with S2 seconds INDIANAPOLIS -Sixth· ranked Michigan State hit its Cirst eight shots, roared to a 24-point lead and rode Greg Kelser •s 23 points lo a 77-63 vic- tory over unranked Providence in the NCAA Mideast Regional Tourney. left. AP ..... MAltQUEnll l•U -,...,.._ 11, ,_,. 11. GETTING AWAY The ball slips out of t he hands of ~1 arquctte AU -American Butch Lee-as Miami of Ohio de· fende rs pursue during opening game of the NCAA ~ 1deast Regional tourney in Indianapolis Saturday. ~l1ami won. 84 -81. upsetting the No. 3 ranked Wa rriors. Wllll-ed 10, B. U. 11, BoylM U, 0 . Ue 1. lt-berve.-4. TolMS M 1~20 tt. MIAMI (141 -A.,... 20, ANlrtdge 1t, l.Mle 1. GolM 1', ~ 10, 8-cocll J, Dulw> l . Tolals ~ l._lt M.. Halftime -Mafqw4te -.n. ft..,tllllot> 1HS. fMed out -T_,., °"""-TOUI foul• -QIMll• ,., Ml ... I II. TK!lftkat -M•rqu•CI~ CN<ll Ae.,-. A -1',51'. • San E'rancbco, 68-84 Women's Tourney TEMPE . Ariz . -Bi ll Cartwright. a 7-fool center. powered the University of San Francisco and late clutch free throws by Doug Jemison and John Cox enabled the Dons to stave off North Carolina, 68-64. in the first round of lbe NCAA Far West Regionals Saturday. Austin Shoots 72; Massey Two Back Cartwright. the game's lead 1ng scorer with 23 points, sent the Dons ahead to stay with 7:31 lert in the game wben he hit an eigbt·foot jumper lo make 1l S4 -52. I.OS ANGELES <API -Deb· hie Austin settled for an even- pnr 72 Saturday and her advan· lage was trimmed to two shots after three rounds of the $100.000 Sunstar Goll Classic al Rancho Park Golf Course. Austin had a 54-hole score of 210. six strokes under par. enter- ing today's final round of the Lad1e::. Professional Golf As- sociation tournament, which of· fcrs a lop prize or $15.000 Debb1t> Massey. the LPGA's Rookie of the Year 10 1977, gained two strokes Saturday on Austin and was alone in second place with a 212. The 27-year-old Massey birdied the last two holes with 10-fool putts to finish with a two under par score or 70 Next al 214 was another newer professional , Nancy Lopez:, who also fired a 70. The 21-year-old Lopu. who became a pro last July. had an up-and-down round that included five birdies and three bogeys. Austin has led the tournament s ince her first round 68, the finest round yel by anyone in the three rounds or play. The JO-year-old Austin. who waited nine years before getting her first win on the LPGA tour last May, needed three birdies to finish at eveo par Saturday because of a like number or bogeys. Errors Cost Laguna ~ 15-4 Slugfest . · 'F'our errors proved costly for the Laguna Beach High b~ball team Saturday in a 15·4 non- league baseball loss to Canyon High <Anaheim). The ga m e . originall y scbeduled Friday at Laauna. was moved tQ Canyon because of the rain and reset Saturday. · One of the few brl&ht apots for Lll6una was a first-Inning ain&le by Stephen Lipson that acored ~runs. • • ..... ,.. ""'"'·· 2 . '. ,cl 3 0 I e a.cl\.•. 1 0. ~14 JO It -~ J . ', Je9'1, ti I 0 t 0 • Nlc1191 .. lf 1 t t 0 Cal..,._.,, .. J • 0 0 Clifty,< 4t t I W.eytf,f > t 1 ' ... ~ .. , ... .,..... " •• 4 r II e 110 440 t-U 7' J -11• ._ .... S.turd•or" '"'"' '°""" •-• "' lfw S.-t., Ciani, t..eclles Pnlfftslonel Goll Auocietlon 11 Nie tounwment •t ttw • 100-y•rO tit•ftC"° P•,._ ooit courw Debbie A\At•n Oell«l<eAUIMy ... ~ ... Lol»l Owko Hlvuc"' ... 10-n 110 11 11-~11 1•12-~114 17·10-.7).-JIS '2·1>11-lt• 1).1J.11-JI• 1).1..._111 1 .. 1>11-111 1).10-n-111 11-11-1)-111 ,~,~-, .. 11-71-10-711 12.1 .. n -211 10-1Hl-21t n 13-13-111 lt-11·16-211 1:1-1~1 .... 111 11·1 ... 11-11' 10.n -n -11t ll·l .. 12-21' 1 .. 11.1>-11• 10.1•1~1' 11·1H.._llt 1 .. 11.J)-7:!0 'S.72-7)-710 u.1~1>-no 11-1 .. rs-no 11.11.1.-.no 1~1 .. 1>-U• 1).7~7:h2JI 11-7.s.74-211 17-ls-74-271 , .. ,.,,.._,,, Cartwright later added two more baskets and a free throw as San Francisco surged into a 61-SZ lead. Hollis Stacy P•t tlra<tlev Murie Brett Bonnie Le~ J0/4MtC...... tealho/ Martlri s.ndre~<J> But the scr appy Tar Heels. behind 6-11 Geoff Crompton and All-American Phil Ford, fought back in the waning seconds lo twice cl05e lo within two points. Jan Stel)MNO'I Jlldy Cl•rll Belly 811rtelndl Bar~r•tlarr""" M•r.,o~r SAM f'ltAMCtKO ( .. l -8oyM1 70, .#ml_. I C•rl•rlqlll 2), R. '.iii II ams J. Co• IJ, F Wlll ..... • 1 Totals lt 12-IS 61- Penny Pulr Sandr• Pal-• Joytr K•tmlers•o A•eundr• Reu'l•••<tt PamHIQlllr"' MOltTH CAltOLlllA .. ., -O'Koreri IC tlradley 4, Willi 4, Z..tlallrts •. Font t4, Colncolt 1 Wood•. Crompton 4, VlrQel 10. Tol•ls 30 4-4> M H•lltlm~ l1·l1 Total foul• S.n franc•..:o i. ... orthCaroll,,.11 Kentuclcy,. B:i· 76 J•M lll•lock c~111y Mani Vlvtan 8rownl~ Mary Miiis hlSuko oi.s.t.o t<alllyComelliA S.ndr• Poit Leure 8eugt> Sayoko Y •l'IWUkt Doi Ge•maln Mary lou Cnlckar Jo Ann W•'11am Donna H. White Donne C.Y- •v•k.oOk•moto ~'"'•• 8utoliKct"' S..Mlri O'Connor n.1 .. 1s-111 11·1S.1S-21• ,, .. ,~n-211 ,,.,..n-n• , .. 1 .. n-m KNOXVILLE -Led by Truman Claytor and Kyle Macy, lop·ranked Kentucky ripped off J4 straight points in the second haU to come from behind and defeat No. 13 Florida State. 85-76 Saturday in the first round of the NCAA Mideast Regional basket- ball tournament. The Southeastern conference TV Sports Today 10:25 a.m. (11) -DODGEBS BASEBALL -The Atlanta. Braves meet the Dodgers in an exhibition game at Vero Beach. Fla. 11 a.m. (4)-NCA~ BASKETBALL-Louisville (22-6> and St. John's (21-6) meet in a Midwest regional playoff game at Tulsa. Okla . 1 p.m. (2) -GOLF -Final round play in the Doral·Eastern Open from Miami. (4) -NCAA BASIETBALL -Houston (25·7) meets Notre Dame (19-6) in a Midwest regional playoff gam e at Tulsa. Okla. (7) -SUPERTEAMS -The Dallas Cowboys and the Kansas City Royals square off in the final at Honolulu. 2 p.m. (28l -TENNIS -The Aetna World Cup. taped at Hartford, Conn. 2:30 p.m. (7) -SKIING -A celebrity pro-am. taped at Aspen, Colo. 3 p.m . (2) ·-CHALLENGE or THE SEXES -Tennit. gymnastics and frlsbee compeUUon are featured in todlY'S seg- ment. with much or the action taped at Mi.sslon Viejo. (4) - SPORTSWORLD -The AU-Ireland hurling championship. taped at Dublin. Also, the pro alalom skiing championship. taped at Aspen, Colo. 3"30 p.m • .en -WIDE WOJU.D or SPORTS -The ~ American Cup pmnuUca meet. taped in Ne• York. A.lao. the world champlooshlp motorcycles on Jee, taped at Aasen, Netherlands. o S:4S p.m. (2) -NM ~ -,,,_ Gotdeo Slate Warriors meetthe Kln1s at Kansu City. 4:2:5 p.m. (9). -NOL llOCDiiY -The Kl.np meet tbe Bruins at. Boston Garden. .. ... r KNOXVILLE -Western Kentucky rallied m the closing minutes to upset 18lh·rank · e d Syracuse. 87-86, in over- time in the first round of the NCAA Mideast basketball playoffs Saturday. ¥1CWIOAM STA ft cn1 -tee•-n . _,_ 14, Vlnunt •. °"""911y IJ. Olepma1t 1', Chat'~•, Feldrelcll 1M1. Tot•ls lJ 11-1• n . PltOYl~MCE. (U) -EH~I •. C.mpbell 14 M oMVICIUS ll, D. w1111 ... ~ •• ScOll 4, l'rfe 1, HolM ?, R. Wtlllams 6, H-J Toi.II U 11 1• ~ Hafltl,,... -MKl'llOM state JI.~ Fo.ileO out D. Wlllt•m~. Totel foul~ -Prov•Oence n. ""'<"lgen su1 .. 17 " ~ 1•,sn. Nicklaus Fires 67 Mahaffey Shares Doral Lead MIAMf (AP ) -Jack Nicklaus, the m an who has won it all. and John Mahaffey, who came so very near to losing it all. moved into a lie for the second-round lead Saturday in the weather-plagued Doral Open golf tournament. Nicklaus, pro golf's greatest performer and bolder or a re· cord 14 major professional championships . fired a 5-under- par 67 that could have been bet- ter . and moved mto a share of the lead al 136. 8 shots under par on the 7.06.5-vard Blue Monster ~ourse al the Doral Country Club Mahaffey, a baby-faced guy trying to battle his way back from golfing oblivion, cut out a 69 and had his best two-round performance since he skidded into a deep slump that W&5 com- pounded by physical and personal problems. Soviets Take Gold, Silver In Skating OTTAWA (AP) -Natalia L lnic buk and Gennadij Karponosvov of t he Soviet Union, leaders from the s tart. won the gold medal in the ice dancing competition Saturday night. concluding the World Figure Skating Championships. Llnichuk and Karponosov totalled 11 ordinals and 205.40 points to beat Soviet teammates Irina Mols eeva and Andrei Minenkov for tbe first time ever. "Min and Mo" had been world champions in 197S and 1971 in the dance, an event won by the Soviet Union every year since 1970. Moiseeva and Minenkov finished wllh 16 ordJnals and 203.08 points. The bronze medal went lo Krlsztina Regoeciy and Andras Sallay. who practice on natural ice outdoors in their native Hungary before the weather tums warm and then move to Great Britain. The Hun1arian coup)e had 29 ordlnala and un.54 points a nd were followed by Britishers Janet Thompson and Warren Maxell. 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St. John•s and Louisville meet for the first time for the ri.gbt to ad- vance to the regional ebam· pionsbips next week. Nolfe Dame and Houston play at L Coach Guy Lewls' Houston dub trampled Texas for the right to represent the Southwest. Conference bere. and Lewi.a says he feels the pressure .. up to here .. "Thi s team has n.o s uperstars .'' says Lewis . Oa TV Tocla9 Channel. 4 at JJ, l "They're a good team and rm proud or them, but there are no superstars.·' Still , the Cougars have an eight-game winning streak and an offense that usually cranks out more than 90 points a game. Five of ltie losses in its 25-7 season were by just one point. .. We 105t five one-point games on the road and we.were playing well. But the kids knew we were playing well and they could bold their beads up," Lewis sald. "That's why we're here today." The lrisb, with a win today, could join UCLA as the only teams lo have entered the NCAA regional finals five consecutive years. Former Marin~ Hlgh (Hunt- ington Beach> star Rich Bran- ning starts for Notre Dame al guard. · Dave Ballon. scoring at 14..5 points per game, is the top pomlm aker for the Irish. "We have a very balanced basketball team." Phelps says. ''No superstars." George Johnson, a 6·foot-7 forward. may be tbe player with nearest to superstar status in the tourney here. His 19.2 points per game average leads St. John's coach Lou Camesecca·s Redmen. who sport a 21-6 re- cord. Asked if he feels his team might be UgblJy regarded in the NCAA playoffs this year . Carnesecca quickly replied, "In • these kinds of games, anybody can win -given the right bounces." Denhy Crum ·s Louisville team s port's an a ttack with a ll five starters averaRinJ: 1n double figures. Darrell Griffith. whose 18.3 points per game usually in- clude several dun.ks. leads the Cardinals. "You've got to come into thest> kinds of games and play how you play best,•• Crum says. ··You aren't going to change your style or play and win.'. r ' . • BASEBALL /SWIMMING /MISCELLANY B e F lies Through t h e Air. • • New Mexico's Michael Cooper (22) goes high to prevent a pass by Call State Fullerton's Keith Anders on < 12) during NCJ\J\ regional playoff game at Tempe, Arizona Saturday. Fullerton won, 90-85. See s tory, pag e BL Pitchers Flex Muscles Huntingto~ Marina Log Sunset Wins Pitching was the key as Sunset League baseball got under way Saturday, with Marin a Hi gh (H unt i n gton Beach), Westminster and Huntington Beach High logging victories. Two Ma rina pitchers com- bined lo ~hut out host Edison (Huntington Beach) High 5·0, Westminster survived a l ·O duel at Newport Harbor and host Huntington Beach used a strong pitching performance to subdue Fountain Valley 6-2. MarinJl jumped on Edison for four runs in the first inning and that was more than enough for Kevin Olson, who pitched fi ve in nings, and Mik e Bors, who finished the final two. The Vikings got a leadoff tri· pie from Rod Davis and con· secutive singles by Larry Coy, Eric Irwin and Gary Springer to i'gnite the first-inning rally. Walks to Rick Mielke, Steve Porath and Eric Ruithenchild forced in the final three runs. In the second inning Marina produced three more singles for another run. The Vikings fin· ished with 12 hits, while Edison could managejustone. Scott Gudmundson struck out nine and went the distance to give Huntington the lift it needed to beat Fountain Valley. Although the visiting Barons took the initiative with two runs in the first inning, their bats went silent after that and Hunt· ington surged ahead with a three-run outburst in the third frame. Jim Thomas hit two doubles and scored twice to pace the King Paces UCI To Track Vi ctories LaMonte King sparked the UC Irvine track and field team to a pair of one·sided dual meet vie· tories over UC Santa Barbara and Cal Poly <Pomona) Satur- day in action at Santa Ana College. The UC I Ante1:1ters toppled Santa Barbara, 128·30 and won over Pomona, 140-14. in a meet that was moved to the all- weather Santa Ana track because or a conflicting event at UCL King, the freshman sensation from Surprise, Ariz., won the 100 (10.S) and the 200 meters (21.2) along with the long jump (24·7'.4) and ran the anchor leg on a record·shattering 400-meter relay team. King s parked the r e lay quartet to a 41.2 effort and was joined by Charles Bowie, Darryl ' McGee and Carlisle Kidd. 111 21 •; 4. o..m11en rn n.>. .00-1. O..mben Ill 4.1; 2. -I• Cl) ff 3, 1 M..: 1Clf\'1t CSBI 4' 1, • Kidd Ill 50 6. ~I. S<.ott (I) I 50 f; 1 Sh-(I) 1.SJ.0; l GrHr Ill I SJ.I; 4 Ll;tlt 15811.s.t 7. 1,soo-1 Antnwyor Ill J J62, 2. ICCM'11"9f! Cll l S6 2; 3. C.Orhon (Pl • 00 1, 4 Olrl\tenwn Ill • 01.2. S,000-1. O•nl .. \ Ill 1' U 9; 2 Strn• (II U .lt.3: l. $c:l>r1t•tr Ill "U I, 4 Rellh ISBI 15 11'7 l ,000 SMplte,,_s_I Ul!lold (5B) • 16 I; 7. Bern11elr1 Ill t.• •; l. Berrv 1581 10 01 l. no '""''"· 111>-HH-I. Vutch Ill 14 s. 1 Gr-y 111 IU; J. Harris CSBI 1S 0, 4 Stone (Pl 15 1. 401>-IH-I. Vutcl\ Ill ~ 4; 1. Bar.S.IH Ill Sot t; J. Snyder (I) SS s •• SltlnhOwr 1581 SS.I. 400 relay-1. UC lrvlnt •t.2; 2. UC 5-nla Bu"r• '2.1. 1,600 relay-I. UC I Nine J . 1'.0; 1. UC S.nl• B•rb•ra J: 19.l. HJ-I. 1'1119tr~d (Pl M ; 2. (lie) Chumley CP), Gl\11 CSBI, H•_,. (5BI, Erb Ill, Bell (I) M . LJ-1. Kl"IJ Ill 24·1V •• 1. Corrin (I) u.n'J; J. VHICh II> 1).1; 4. M<Mlllan (Pl 22-1011'1. T J-1. Reed CO •11v.; 1 PMll (II -..11'1; 1. Burdi Cll ..... VJ• 4. O•UQherty (SB) ~11'1. PV-1. Linn l5BI 1...0; 2. Tltlllltn (II IM; •• Nuoent (Pl 1••; 4. Ahio-1•r CSBI 14-4. SP-I.~ (581 SM; 2. Blnley Ill SI~; l. Hlcltenbollom <SB) 41·1~; 4. SMpperd Cll *5'.'t. OT -1. Bltlley (11 llCM>; 1. Shepc»rcl C1I 44-Slh. 1 Go<.011ts1111st-1: • ear.,..1es t•> "'"'· JT-1. a.r.,..1e1 cu 21J.1; 1 EllenDero m 210-1; l . Nugtnt (Pl 201·tYI: 4. GllH ($8) llMYl, Huntington Beach attack. Westminster's Bob Wadsworth and Newport Harbor's Gordie Barr found themselves locked in a pitcher's duel and Wasdsworth came out on top, hurling a one- hit shutout. Barr only surrendered three hits and struck out 11, but the solo run that Wes tminster scored in the third inning was all the Lions needed. M•riMUI ••r11.-I Oavl\, II • I J O Coy,<f 42)1 Oapello, 2" • o 1 o lrwln, lb • 1 I 0 Sorl"9er, u 4 I 1 1 Mlellle, rl J 0 I 1 Cruel, pr O O O O PoraCI\, c J 0 0 I Rull•nchlld, lb I O O I M•sJoan, p11 1 o 1 o Newlon, dh 4 0 0 0 Olwn, p o 0 0 O Boo. P o o o o Tolets JlS 11 s MarlM Edl'°n WHtfftlMlerlO . , ..... 3000 2000 lOOO G•ml>Oe, cf Remete, 1b Mor.no, \t Mot'rl&,1b Ckltlffrer,Jb Rodriguez, cit Wed5wortll, P Rlc,..rd&, rl C.ntlno, II Belr, c Tolals 3 0 I 0 l 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0000 2 I I 0 2 0 I 0 2000 2l 1 J 0 W"tmlMter Newporl .._rtior f'I"-Valley It) Rornlnt. u L11119. lb f!mpUno, c Roberts, dll 6r•Oley,.,,, Pflllllp1,"" Slcllman,2b Mll9', lb SllllMI•, If Slla1Un, cl R..,e,<f Olr¥1n, rf Tldwell,p Hexemer ,p earw•~.D Toti.ta Flft. vau.., HIO.llH<ll "'" ... • 1 J 0 J 1 I 0 l 0 2 0 1000 000 0 0000 • 0 t 2 3 0 1 0 2 0 1 0 3000 0000 3000 0000 0000 0 0 0 o. v 2 t 2 Ill Edi- Sloillie, cf Spang, cf Hlll,U Moltendorl, 311 Snl•rt. lb Yins, lb f'•l'",p Just!, p EclQell, p PC>ff<Mr, 11 F•url•, II 4'rll..i 0000 0 0 0.0 ] 0 0 0 J 0 I 0 1 0 0 0 1000 j) j) 0 0 2000 1 0 0 0 JOOO 1000 I 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 0000 2 0 0 0 0000 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 l 11 ttewor1", c Glosl>tn. drt B••doury, c VMtdeveu, 1b s ........ rt J .Jones,pr Tol•I• 1' r II e •10 ooo ~s 12 o 000 000 <>-0 I l 111"-' ......... SMrman. u l o o o S.uerbrey, cf J o o o B.,.r.P 3000 Pl.skOWV<I, lb l 0 0 0 H()9an, rl 3 0 O 0 FrMm•n, lb 2 0 0 0 Smith, II 2 0 0 O O•nl•l,dll 2 0 I 0 a .. m.n. 2b , 0 0 0 Miiier, c 0 0 0 0 Tol•I• 2l 0 1 0 r II • 001 000 0-1 3 2 000 000 ~ 1 2 (l )Mlt--11 ......... ThomH,U 4 2 2 I V•ndeftbUSCll, 1tl4 0 I Gles,dh 2 0 I 0 Cisco, rt , 0 1 0 G. uwrence.rfo o o o GUI.< JOOO Funk, lb 2 1 1 1 Oiamond,11 2 1 0 0 Stllllr, lb 1 2 1 0 S. Lawrence, cf 2 O I 3 Guclmuncbol\ p O O O 0 Tol•IS 22 • • • r II • 200 000 o-2 t I llU 011 ...... 2 Greg Veatch, another freshman, won both hurdle races with a 14.5 errort for the hilh• and 54., for the ln· teraiediate event. Steve Scott, UCI's premiere middle distance a tar, was an easy winner ln the 800 meters in l ::I0.7 ln b1s only race or the tlay. UCI, Trojans Split Aldeaters' Frishette Sharp UC't,,,._ et• c• UC St • ..._., UC,,.,._ c.-CWI U ,._. UC .. .....,_ ltt4) C4il CP' ,..._ ,._.. .. .....,.. ~1~1C1.,. 011U; 2. ~IHI tu; I. llllCO. ttl ••; 4. Hilt <Ml ti ... ,.._,, ICI(» UI ti,_, a. tl<O" (I) 11. 7; a. ICIOd Volleyball LOS ANGELES-UC lrvln~ snapped a seven-pme Josifl} s\reak wiOt an S..2 victory ovlF host USC Saturday in t.be first game or a doubleheader at Dedeaux Field here , then dropped an 8-0 nighlcap to tho Trojans. Bob Frlshette or UCI bad a 1butou~ for ei1ht innlns• but fell vtctlm ot a two-run homer In t.be nlnlb off the bal of use 1lu11er Chris Smith. SmlLh had h1I nrat homer ln a plncbb.ltttng role then atart~ tbe aecood same and belted two more aJoac with a 1lo1le, 1lvt.n, blm a perfect f.f or-4 day at tho Plate includto1 tho tbree bOmtn. UCl bad Ovo doublil In the opener u Frilhette 1eatterid ttcbt Trojans IJit.I. He ha four 1trlkeou1' lD 1oln1 tM dbta.nce. Ill tbt ~ 1amo, t1'0 USC Dltdltn JllJIMld UCJ to two bMo hlta.; Rod Bu~1·•·1filduate ol J'ootbUl HlP ScbOol (Sint8 Ana), went six innings and gave up one bit wblte striking ()\It four. ~eff Wick. brolbtr of UCI catcher Jim, flnlshed up, allow· l.ftl anotbe:r hit an.d strikJn1 out rour. ~.,.. ..... uc ......... .. u ... ~.--., .. , Hlr•no, ct • • l 1 .. ,... •• , •••• t t Wttllt~ ff • 0 l e ~... •ta• Wklt,c 4 t' a C>.w-. t• 4 I It Oluf,111 ., •• .. ,...,," .. 1 t ' ,.,,........ . ... ,..... ..,,, Sunday. March 12. 1978 DAILY PILOT U Prep Swim R oundup Rustler Mesan Sparkles Throws No-hitter Bob Dolan of Costa Mesa High and Scotl Matsuda of Servile (Anaheim) performed brtlllaoUy in the Anaheim·Newport Invitational swim meet Saturday while Mission Viejo's defend· Ing 4·A champion Diablos toppled 3-A kingpins San Marino and Newbury Park in a triangular meet. Dolan of Costa Mesa won the 200 free in 1 :43.8 and placed second in a siizling 500 free to Matsuda with a 4:39.7 clocking. Matsuda was first in 4:39.4. Both marks are among the 'best io CIF this year. No Learn scores were announced at the invita· tional meet held at Newport Harbor High. Accord· ing to meet director Bill J ewell, they will not be tabulated until Monday. In the triangular meet at Marguerite Recrea· ti on Center pool in Mission Viejo, Ed Ryder won the 200 free in 1:43.20, a shade below the wi{ming effort of Dolan. Both marks would have placed the two swimmers in the top five in CIF last year. San Marlno edged Mission Viejo in the 400 free relay with a 3:14.8 effort to 3:15.2 fo_r the runnerup Diablos. The marks make these two teams the best in the nation this year. Jesse Vassallo won the 200 individual medley in good lime of 1:55.67, then placed second to brother Vic in the 100 back. Jesse, Ryder , Jim New and Charlie Ray formed the Mission Viejo re- lay team. Other top marks In cluded Mark Barber's l :01.91 in the 100 breast and Mike Barnes all-lime best of 56.47 in taking third behind the Vassallo brothers In the 100 back. Two Mission Viejo freshmen stood out in the junior varsity meet. Bill Kazm.ierowicz barely m issed varsity qualifying limes in the 200 and 500 freestyle events and Mike Haley dicl well in the 100 backstroke. * * * V.nlly Newwry ~...-116, SM M.triM t7', M1ul ... Yleje .... 100 medley re4•Y t Moulon Vle10 1 40,M. 2. San Marino I 0 11. 100 frff I Ryder IMI I 43.20! 1 G•nl•I <SI I .. 12. ) New (Ml I 0 50. 4 0 &.rnts (Ml I 46 M 200 Ind modM-y I J VH~lo CMI I U .'7, 1 M. BM,.. IMl 1 0111, l B•rnoco•I (HI J 01 ... •. Gravnetir INI 2 OS 11 SO lree 1 G<Mll ISi n 11. J Wood IS) 22 21; l c.ontrimti !Ml U .ff, 4 . R•Y (Ml U '3 OMno-1. W-tSl; 2. RodQtr\ (M),) W-ull CSI,• M•nlour lNI 100 lly-1. BeflJamln (Ml s.t.'1, 2 MCOCM'IOU(lll CMI ~ 73; J V v .. wlo IMI U.ll, 4. G<asmtllr (NI J6.ll. 100 lrM 1. C. Gr..,t ($) ..... 2 Rl1 (M) 41 7; l. Woocl tS) 41.I, 4. Ryder IMI 41.U . SOD frff-1, O S.rnti (Ml 4·41 n . 2. Ganlel (Sl 4 •s 11. J. Barnlcoal CM) 4:S3.,.; 4. llf'lhk IMI 4 S6 12. 100 ~Ck 1 V. VHwilo (Ml S4 .S7, l. J. Vn~llo (Ml SS O; J.M. B•rnt• 181S6.4';4. 0 .. 1\ ISi st 10 100 brMSI l 8¥Wr IMI 1 01 '1; , Mcl>orloUQll IMI I 04 ''· , Miiier ISl l•OS.40; 4. S.tyer CM) 1.06.30. 400 lrtt relay I hi\ Mulno J U I. 2 Mlulon Viejo 3 Up. * * * J..,1 .. vantty New-y Pm IM, SM -1M lll', llllul .. vi.ia u1. 100 mtdltl' ,..1.y-1 MIS•-Voeio 1.41 74, 2 ~Park 1 4' 0. 200 tru-1 K•zm,~row•ct (M ) t SUS. J. EdWarih ISi; l. H119u (Ml.• Se<lcle CSI. JOO Ind. mtdley-1. Eby IMI 1 01 11,1 Got-. CSl, l. Corto ISi, 4. IC.Wo•o(MI. SO lrH-1. e.rur (Ml 23 O. 2 M WHkO IMI. ). Slncl•ir CSI,. 8Kktr ... , 100 fly-I Robinson CMI J6 06, 1 Eby IM) 3. Bluel CMJ; •. W•unschell ISi •OO lree-1 M WHkO (M) S1.97. 1. Bec ker ISi. J. S•nCl•I• IS) ••. Wllllams CMI. SOO free-I. Ketmlerowlct IMI 4•SS 14, 1. H~r (M). 3. Corto ISi, • Edwards (SI. • 100 w ck-1. Haley <Ml 1:00.'IO; 1. Moyer lM); J ........ u CSI; 4. Ten1e (NI. 100 breut-1 B•rktr IMI I 05 90; 2. Golden ISi, 3. K. WHkO (Ml: •. Ho ... rd INJ •00 frff relay-I. Miu lon Vleio l 11 42, 2. San M.,1.,... All•hel~N-1111vlt81leul V•nlty 100 medley rel•y-1. El Oo<adO, Los A l a m ito s Race Results ..... ~., f'l•ST •AC[ One miff! PKe. CJ••mlno handlc-ci Purw ua. Sly One IW•rdl 1140 7 40 4 40 TIM H...iter tValdngllaml 11.00 .UO Lumber Prns ISlavlnl S.00 Time -111. A"o r•c•d ~YIM' Prlmro"· Hello Chuley N, aper Count, Eyre Ouna. $<r•lcr..d -P•l•k-Andy, l•n, Sh•verft. ~2 CEucta -).Sly OM & .. Tiie MlllllW, ..i11 SUS.•. UCONO llACll One mll•. PKe. Condllloned. C.Ol·b...cl. Not po"ed. C.H>f'ed lnvl!Atl.,,..I PurM MIO(), Lum.,., CNr..- (WI 1tlem1I S.10 l,60 2 IO CJ PrlmrOM <Goud,..•ul S 90 J.40 PIKervlll• (CMINll) uo Time -2.0ll/S Also r•c•d -King Lumber, OffmCM'ld, Bolero Clllel, Mldnlgl\1 Oloo Clloo, El v .. Jay. No ..cr.tc,l\o, ' THlllO llACll -One ml .. PKe. Cl•lmlno l\andlu111. Puna"'°°· Linton Son I OellOmerl U 00 6 10 UO Joe All•n N (Oordonl I ao J.IO AdlCK lloy•ll N (-1 ... I l.00 Time -2 OIJ/S. TrKk -st-v. "'\O •Ked --o. Fate, Hl;tl Atoll. No 1<rel(llet.. f'OUllTH llAC£ -One mlle. PK•. Cl•lmlng handlc-ci. ""r" '3lOO TundoWICk t Perry) II 00 3 IO l loO er._ o.rne IUGosl•I •.20 • ao S•-•• Luc• IGoWrff<I) S.40 Time ... 2.092/S. AllO r--Wl\fl1o0 O.rl\, Lonly loy, C•r,,.dero, SA-y Rodney, Fort WOf'I..,, Scr•t<lllHI -Red SulUI\, Sepoy P'rln<e. U IHcta -t-1-Wld & .. Cr•• o-. • •114.•. l'tlltTM llAC:S -OM mile. PM:e. Pf•t•red. Pvrw smoo. Red And Wlllle t$prl90~ tl.20 7.60 UO Direct M-tli< N ( ... l'Ofllll •.10 3.00 Otlroy N IV.illftdlnglleml 2.60 TI ma -t.Oft/S. Atao r~ -' 91"'9U'ft 5u'lltl .. , lall•'1 f'rlnca, IC.eepOl/t. Ho.cretoes. SIXTH •ACE -One mllo. PKe. Cl•lmln9 handk "P Pl.lrw UlOO. Rapid C.nny I Ou omerl • 40 J 60 1 ao Mai.I., Rkky I IUW>i.J I 60 4.00 Buck N (Goudruul J 10 Time -2 012/S. AIM> R.ced -HiQllland Champ, Baron Earl, Sen9• RIOQ•. J•mu Gem $c:rat<IWd -He,nry's Ore•m N. U (UCIA -t-11_,fd C.MY & t- MHlef •Icky, ..i11 $1'1..M. Sl!Vl'.NTM llACE -Ont mile. P•u . lnvolalion•I. Pl.lr$o$11.000. Mrocnar Repllc• lGoudr .. ol Lun•r Ch•MQe (V•ldngl'l•ml Tricky Olck N lMerOllnl Time -2 OU/5. No icrattnt~ "·'° ~.40 3.10 3.60 JOG 2.90 [IGNTM •ACE -One mll•. PKt. C-dltlontd Ou~t Wooltn IGOIH!rt4'UI T•come C~I Repu\ Reo CRllchl•I Tlmt -7 OllJS. t.40 3 20 1.40 J.40 1.90 S.IO Aho rA<ed -Mr. H•v@r5tr•w f O•kot• SI•, Oanc• Contesttt, C.11 B•ck. No \Cr•tctte•. U Eucu -t-0.. .,,_... & ,. TKMl-,....-SM..M. NINTH llACE -One mite. P9ce • c1a1m1119. f'\jne ~. TllrH Slep ILiQhlhlll) t.60 J,.ID •.20 Sol•• Express l~rollnl J.ao J 40 P•n•w• Bay (1(Wbltf') 7.90 Time -1.11 Also r•c•d -Announctt, Tll•n lrl\11, Swlll Shadow, Br••ler, Bortle. Scr•L<IWd -Gypsy sarn U Eucu -1·TIN'W SW, & .. lolw 11.l,.-n•,INllll*'•• Atllf\dance-4,0S1. College GoH l'•llertM ca1 nu~ Wftl Al ...... MlllaGC Golden Wtst aeons: TllorMlll 71, loin 7t, 84wry 1', ~"Cly 71, Bean IO, M•cll..ic> IL LEA Sf 1978' MONTE CARLO SPORT COUP! ALL 1971 MODELS AU Hllll AND llADY FOil IMMIDIA Tl DILIYIRY - 1·•0 t ; 2. Foo111l11, 1:0 .22 ; J. N••llO<'I H•rflOr, l.•S ,.: 4. Sunnr Hiiis, 1:47.1; S. E~.n<MI, 1:41.4 200 Ir-I. OalM IC:.i. MeN) 1·0 I; 2. O'Donnell CSuMy Hlllll l :d .S; i . ~ IEI Toroj 1.41.1; 4. Hems .. y 1~11) 1;41.S; •·~ Golden West Colle Cindee Secrist wa the first batter, then S. Rodrl-115ervltel 1:50.a. 200 Ind. medl•Y·· t . lllhl111da tSer¥11•1 l ·S7 .t ; J. Str•ch•n CFootllllll J 01.1; >. Miiier IFoolhllll z.01.1; 4. K•,,.,,.I• CSunny Hlllll 2.04.S; S. Gre"'41m CEI Ooradol 2:06.3. a perfe ct game &n pitching the Rustl•~ women's softball le•DJ to a 1-0 victory o~l' Pasadena City College\ Saturday. 50 lrH-1. Bl<klorcl (i!I 0or4'dol 12.2; 2. N..q.ton (Sa<vltel U 4; 3. Cummins ( Foothllll 22.S, 4. Fulls INewporl ~niorl U.1; S.. HeOlln 11.,.. Aml901) 22 I 100 fly-I. Slr«lllf\ IFOOlllllll U J; 2 Miiier (FootNlll Sot 1; l -•o (VIiie P•rlll H >. • Edmund (Suvll•I U 4, S. Pelers.n IEI Dorado! HI. Secrist's no-bitter was the first or the year f9C the R us tiers. Sbe walt-4 the leadorr baller aJMI had eight strikeouts ·- her way to victory. •• 100 lr .. -1 Buc-o CSu<>ny Hlll\I 4t 2; J. Rodrl-t C5erv1ltl 4' 4. J. Cummins (FOOINlll 4t I. 4. Bickford IEI Oor-1 50 l , S. O'Donnell (Sun· ny Hlllll 50 S. The Rustlers lost aa eight-inning decision to, ~l Camino College, 1--0, in a second game Satb.r- day at Golden West. SOO frH 1. Ma1'uU (Ser•llel 4 )9 4, l . OalM lCMl• #NU) 4 l9.1, l. At•1M011 tSUnny Hlllll 4 0 '· 4 McTaggert 1san1• Anal 4.41.S. S. c;.llrlH !El Dor-I S 00 l 100 Dack -1. 11 .. c-•r CFootholll S10, 1 GrW..m IEI Dor-I Sl.t , l. Go<m•n C.....,PO'I Ha.-1 SI 1, •. Hemiley I FOOllllll) Sl.1, S. Plckell <Co\laM.,..I Sii 100 brH •l 1 Ryan (El Dorado) 1:01.1, 2. Gar••nd tEI Ooradol 1,03.S; 3. Grier (Newporl HarbOrl 1·04 7; 4. T•k•IA IEI Toro! 1 04.I, S. O•vll !Sunny Hlll•l 1 OJ.I. 400 lree r .. ay-t. Foothill, J · 11.•; 2 Servile, l .11 a. l. Sunny Hiiis, 3·21.I; 4. El Oor.00, 3;;1.4.3; S. El Toro, l .24 6. f'r~s..11 200 medl•y r•l•y 1. Nl•rln•. 1°41 1; 2 c;or.,,.. del Mar, I.SJ•• J. 5-Nlfe, 1.Sl I. 100 lru-1. CreMh•W (Coll• Mewl I: SO I. J Moll .. (VIiia Park I I SI I; ). Slevtn\on lU Oulnl•I l.S2.1 200 Incl mtdley t Poper tCorone dtl M•rl 1 10 I 1 Paro-IL.Al Quin· w> ,,,o.•. > MOr..O.to 1eor-ci.1 Marl 2 IJ '· 50 fru-1 Ref\ak CMarlnal 13 1, 1 Weo\wnbergor IMarlrwl n •, l Hall !Sunny Holl\I U 1 100 lly 1 Parher CL• Ou•nl•I SS.7 1 Joler (Marina) S6 I, J. 51even.on II.• Oulnlal SI S 100 frH -1 W•••..,.,btr~ (Coron• "-I Merl S1 O. 1 O..Vt ll• CCdMI S1 4, ) Hall !Sunny Holl•I ~ s 100 back I Rehak (Marin•> 1 00 4; 1 Rodrl-t (S.rvttel 1 01 0, J llUlloy (MarlN I 1 OJ • 100 tHU\I I Mora Dito ICdM I I 01 •, l Mll<hell (U Oulnlal 1 Ol 1, J. Boylan CEI Torol 1 Ol 1, 400 frff rel•y 1 l4 Oulnl•. > )7 1, 1. Servolt, l ll.1, l. Nhpof'l H•rbOr, 3 39 0. Calenda r -ay OMr<ll UI Bue~ll lrvlne Hl91\ at Unlver.i ty IJ•IS). Ttnnl\-5unny Hllll •I Ntwpor t Harbor CJ ISi. l agun• Beac11 al RedlAM$ 13 Ul, S..ddl-CI• COll"91' el Golden W"'1 Collt91 171 N•w Muico ... UC Irvine UI Tr•c). Cyort\\ •t Un•vf'r'\Uv H1Qn. El Toro 61 hP"rania. Coo.la Mtsa al 0-Hiii•. 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Car\On t II Otl M<Ch1ng•JUSIY ..a. .. 1. GIRl.S USIC[TIALL St.-yT-..C "'"'"-...... , Del 11tl , .. , ....... CMll Mater 0.1-Rltl 1, Bauman 10, Gtucocll 2. ~ 6, O'Connor 1. Al>Oda<• 2, UraNCll U, Mine¥ 10, Wllmol 11, Gonules 7, Croal 7, O..uer 2. H•lllime: Mal• Oei,311·19. Neal 9ame: W.>le< Del P'•VS St. A11111onv Tuodoy •I s o'cloc • In wcond round ..:loon at SI. Anthony I lonv B•«lll. J-i.rYanlty O<eaft VleW U21 ()4) S."'1-0c .. n y,..., ~by 10, Weekl<'Y S. W1tmann 12, Coad 2. Bry•"' 1. H oU•nder 1. Helftomt 5anll-. l .. U. End ot rf91'1•1'°'1 ll·U WOMl!:N'S GVMMllSTICS Grenm.,.I 1122.1111 CUUSI GMdlee "'"' V•ull1n9 1 R•<• (GI l .J: l . 1Cr1~r IGWl i 2. 3. SI-(GI 1.•. Unl'vtn PAt•lt•t Nr,-1 Bute:f\ IGI I n . 1 Rou IGl I U ; 1 Sl•t~ tGI 1 ts B•lance i.am-t Sl•ter IGI 1.65: 1 Fl•mon9 (GWI I l; l Pnlll~ f(,WI 1 ·~ Floor f'•f'rt1~ 1 Rte .. fGl l..6S:a,1. Sl• .. r CC.I •..2S, J 0.-~ {Gil 7U All r~und 1 SlalH IGl Jl.7S; ?. R><• IGI J1 IS. l Plloll•pS (GWl JI 10 sen 01 ... MHa 190 71 IU.JI occ V•ul11nq 1 Cra!I COi 1 O: 2, McNauQhlon !SI I 9 l c;.ull !0 1 '··· Unoen """ 1 M<Na111311ton (61 1 3. 1 Hall !~I• O. J Hoomt~ lSl S.•. B•l•nco beam 1 HOlmt\ IS) •.• ; 2 Reod IOI • I l Elroem I SI 4.1. Floor h ••t•... • McNa119rton (S) 7 3. 1 H•ll I ~I••.) Crall (Ql ~l. All0ro11nd 1 M<N•1113hlon ISi JS.S, 2. Hell (SI 11 l l Broem ISi 11.4. Vutlly lllarln• t7'-7l 160 ti Mi•.i.. Viele V•11ll1ng I Cole IMI 1 O; 2. Truman CMI • l l Soro~r CMl 't. Uneven ~,.4111~1 o.ar~ -\. 8.in:ts.an IMVI b 0. 7 Col• IMI • l l. C-k IMI • l . Balano !>Pam I ~,,., (M) • 0 1 9,~1 IMVI S 1. l. (be) Trum•n IMI .->d Genwchen (MVI . ' Floor •••r<•W I Col• CMI 7.31 2. B.rOwll (MVI 1 '·) Pulo Pitwl-sltl (Ml 6 1 All-roun<I-1 BorcK .. I (MVI 2t.>; 1, Cole (Ml 11 S UCI Tennis UC lrlllM Ul 141 ,.,_.,..._ si.,. ... E. EdwArdS l Pl def Sl•ldtt ._,, 6-l; Wiiii~ 111 def Pahl\ .. J, ~ 1·•: Wooldridge 111 Otl C. E ..... • 2, .. 2; Suttlli l Pl drl Oldenberg W , .. ,_ Gr•,..m (P) def SulllvanM. M ; G••Y ( PJ def"=~), .... M . I Wllll•ms·Wootdrlclf;lt (II def E. Edward\·Palln I 1, •·•; St.Ider· Sla119111 111 "-' C £dwerds-Gr-m .... 7 •• EdlH·~N ..... ,. (I) def SurHh Grev._, .... . . ''All«golnt to th,..~ topurdme my new llncoln, I got the i.t ttMIMerll at Johnton a Son." •1 HAROLD E. CUFF Anaheim Orange County•s otde1t Llncoln·Mercury Dealenhlp .. - 1 i. r,f4 DAil. Y PILOT Sunday, Man:h 12, 1978 fR.hoda' Changing ~ · Weight Loss Joy for Actress LOS ANGELES CAP) -She sat on her front porch, the sun illuminating her face and highlighting the red in her brown hair. You look at her and wonder: Dtd this svelte, glamorous woman In the red caftan have her own Pygmalion or fairy 1odmother who transformed her from scullion to queen of the ball? What a transformation she has gon~ through, as Valerie Harper and "I TV's Rhoda. first as the 9. lecracking, overweight, self- • reciating glrl from the Bronx on ~•I.The Mary Tyler Moore Show," then "' as. the star of her own CBS series. ., ,;p I' ~·M11. Harper says that Mary Tyler ~ore is r esponsible for the P,'etamorpbosls. "She didn't know if .. was good for the show, but she ~a1d, •vou don't waat to be my • sJCJeklck all your life ... •::--.. ~ ~Then Gavin !\tcLeod, who played ~,rray on the show, put her on to ~4. tight Watchers. "That show was a ole new lire for me." ':" •• VALERIE WEIGHED 155 when !she began as Rhoda in September , t 1910 and by the time "Rhoda" was that I gain to lose. I'm happiest when I lose weight." Like history repeating itselt, Julie Kavner, who plays Rhoda's younaer sister Brenda, has gone throuah a similar weight loss. Valerie says she did not serve as a guide for Julie, that the weight loss ''just ~ind of happened." "I GUESS LAST year they were worried about the weight jokes" she says. "But Charlotte Brown, the ex· ecutive producer, isn't worried now. She's gone on to other areas. I re· member on Mary's show they were worried about finding jokes when I lost weight." Coupled with the weight loss were other changes for Rhoda . She was no longer able to put herself down, but when she won a beauty contest she could not bring herself to admit it. ............ Valerie Harper says changes In her fife have made her a "Happier person. " \., !l\•·~·f ; '-~ ... ... ... I •o,.• ' ... . ---------- "l'ARDOH MOM AFFAIR!" "TALL ILOHDIMAM WITHOMI IL.ACK SHOE" r.g11• WlffttH s pun off four years later she had lost ~ pounds. This season she was down "to 119 but says she prefers to stay at Finding boyfriends was no longer a trauma. When the show began on its own in 1974 she immediately met Joe. played by David Groh. Eight weeks later they were married in a one-hour episode that hit a peak in the ratings. Her TV courtship was four weeks longer than her own with Richard Schaal, her actor-writer husband of 13 years. iiiiiiiiiiii THE TV MARRIAGE didn't work. Valerie says, "The writers said they JililiilllllllllMilliillll • :#!,:when I started with Mary I was .doing what I always wanted to do, be ·an actress. Jn my teens I went f\hrough a tot or strain. Everyone ex· couldn't make a marriage runny in the ramily hour. They re!t it needed ~!Jlllllll-adult stuff. you know, sex. Some re· ~ ally harmless things were written and deleted from the scripts. Jft!riences this, but when the stuff ~u're working for is suddenly there, \t lightens up. I guess I'm a happier "It wasn't dirty, or nudity, but on A THIOMl•OH&.Y television you're in people's living V IP'Gl , person now. Nol just because of ~Rhoda, but because of the way I ,aJll," Valerie said. rooms. But the writers dtdn't want to t---------~ write 'Ozzie and Harriet.' • THIOMI• OWLY '"I took EST training and that "So they took a working format IP'GI and changed It. I don't know when ..,.~~~-----'"'!rd helped. It helped me In terms o( ac· : cepting responsibility. I used to t spend a lot of time assigning fault to 9other people. There is no fault. I'm t responsible. It's a big relief to be "'able to live your life and not have It ~ive you." that's been done before. They usually do that when the show's faltering.~;;=~=~=~===~ There's integrity in that. I was frightened by it. I was frightened by Rhoda getting married. ...... • ~AL E RIE SAYS -she has always ('had a weight problem. Once she was h tp to 163. "I like to eat. I really do. '·What I've noticed with my weight is "I thought, 'Oh, you're golng to chan1e Rhoda.• They said t.rusl us. and they were right. I was afraid to get divorced. They said trust us and they were right. We're back ln the top 10. People seem to Uke Rhoda better as a single." I Ta111·1 c1assla11 rv1n.11 b ACROSS 1 GrHk llMmbly _,. Abo'le. 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"SUM• rAITY" -1At/-Mlllll"91 CIHEMALAND (PG) Mareha Ma1on Richard Dreyfu11 ldwetde Schffule Delly 7:15, 1:15 t!'r11:00, 1:00, 10:15 Set/tun 2:00, 4:00, 1:00, 1:00, 10:15 ........ ,...._ ... -·•a.1JOS "Clasalc Eastwood ••• fut, rurtous and tunny" Roe--Eo.n.~s ..... 1._. 1!i4 Liquid pitch 65 Alackadey ' 66 Record 1 1 2 Secondery 1 13 "Skedaddle" 11 8 Hiii: Lahn monarch• 13Crk>oted 14 Sphere 151.aunden 82Neer by 83 Floflda city 131 Twitch 64 Egyptian god 1 33 Or HM letter When In SOuthem C.llfomlli •hril A;:.aMVllR~ aTUOtoa TDU.i -------~ ·c· ST Voting sllps , 69 Siikworm It 7 Highwey , .... ' 1 CS Hee Ith relOfl• 17 Faucet 85 Booty 135 Jaoob'1 son 86 Demon 137 Olrl'a name WMlll MA11HAU A I~ Ui.i Pmtlll HOUse Ciiis'' ~c...r::::T"'T:. D ~ & ~I • I J. I I • i.:_ i a I I ' ~1TAHTSFR I DAY' TV PERSONNALITY I CROSSWORD I' MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY NI OAILY I 111-eAT/IUH-1:1M4'4c11 'WORLD'S GREATEST LOVER'' !PG) ONl Vt I0-1000 IATliUl+-4~.»10c00 WA "CANDLE SHOE" CG) "THE BOATNIKS" WAlf OISNEY"S "PETE'S DRAGON" "GNOMEMOBILE" "SLEEPER" "BANANAS" (PG) "EVERYTHING ABOUT SEX" "ONE AND ONLY" (PG) "WW & THE DIXIE DANCE KINGS" "FLESH GORDON" "TUNNEL VISION" "THE GROOVE TUBE" (R) "GAUNTLET" (A) "TAXI CAB DRIVER" ALL DIUVt:·INS D't:N 6:JOP.M.MtGHTLY Cl'llld Under 12 l"rH Unleu • Ktddle Playground a. llTNOl.OI e L UISTOffDIOM ,," .. ~~.:. ~ llMl-TOUGM<Nt 994'2400 "*'ANntOi;;:..,MAININt CMAlllTOM lfllTOff OIAY LADY DOWNl'Ot PLUI ... ~ '77(Nt 1. llTNOUll e It. HtSf'ClfflUC* SIMI-TOUGH la> PLUS TMUNOll & UOHTNl .. CNI I KMA•O QINA e YIC1~­ THI IVILlll l'WS IAllDtt .IOl!N TUWOl f A IAT. NIOMT PIVD Ill ""' I • U'STIC" !It t OICM lllCllMtA._. THI OOOOIYI Ml 1N1 l'lut MUIOU IY DIATM 1Nt ------Cl~ Of THI ID 1Nt '"" AUS HIGH 1 ·BOMBECK A TRUE LOVE STORY. .. for~ who btlievtS in huppy endings The continulna true story of Jill Kinmont, a wom&n with enough courage for ten lif etimft ••• and a rNn with enough love to carry them both. 'THE OfHER SIDE OF THE MOUNTAIN'2 PART ~ MARJll'S HASSE1T ·TIMOTHY BO TIO MS A rllMWAn rllOl>C( Th" A l AUY r([llCC-COWARO s H LU'4A"I FILM w ..... ~ ~.1x"l\:1:t "~ l)AY STlWAJH . M••< l>y lF.E HOll>RllJG( 1>1,.<1'4 '' LAllllY l'tlllt"t • l'nolw.,j by C0¥tAll0 S IHDMAN ·\ l"~I\ W!'i.\I l'K I L'l<I. NOW SHOWING 10 NOMINATED FOR ACADEMY AWARDS Including Best Picture Beat Special Effects Best Sound Best Director -George Lucas Newport FHhlon 191end Newport Center II.tween Meo Arthur & Jamboree· et Peclflc CoHt Highway 844-0760 A movine st.or)' A romantic ltor)t A story <A e~ hatred, friendship, triumpb. and love. WINNER~ GOLDEN GLOBE AWARDS INCLUDING BEST PICTURE ~ l. , a.inday, March 12. 1979 'Terminal ·n11mb' Hits Parental, 'lllnisa' Blow to .Teen,.agen There Isn't a person alive who hu n't been struc k down In their prime by a condlUon c alle d "T e rminal Dumb." It's usually diagnosed by their teen·agers , who kindly refer to it as .. premature senility." For some of us, it was a cruel blow. One day my mother was a bright, intelligent, worthwhile She couldn't re- member tbtngs anymore. One day when she didn't remember that my eister sot to lick the pan on her Utb bi rthday and got a watch and I only got a bou1bten cake and a dresser set, I lost all respect for her. I was amazed sbe could feed herself. Luckily, after I was E ..... ... 11ee1c hum an being witb married, my mother something to contribute pulled out of it. It was to society. like a miracle. She got hold of herself and was THAT woman could once again able to carry do anyth in g a nd I on a convers ation believed her. She could without being corrected. make the traffic light make a move without turn green by blowing c riticism and r eally on it, cure my scraped began to understand an'*._ knee by kissing it, and appreciate me. • knew every answer t o every question you could I HADN'T thought imagine. tnuch about the disease Then one morning she u~til the other ~gb~, al woke up and she didn 'L dmner when I said, Do know anything. you know what I 'm There wasn't an ounce thinking of?" of logic to anything she "Don't end a sentence said. ("Wear boots. It's with a pre pos ition. raining.") She became mother, and sit up repetitious. ("Close the s t raig h t . You'r e door."} s louching. Your spine will grow that way.',' HER grammar was so "You are a lways bad she once used the. criticizing me," l said. wor~ "seen" without a ''You·r e m~kin g m e helpmg verb and I had psychotic." to correct her before a roomful of company. · "YOU misuse that MEL BROOKS A man who oelieveci·in war.· A man w~o believed in nothing. ~ And a woman who believed in both of them . word aU the time," said FRONT OF ME! 0 loomY._ son. .. Why don't you I have a feeling that !" lt up?" my mind bas slipped ~ u1 wlsb all of you would fet off my cue and atop prosecuting me.•• "It's penecutine, p-e- r·s·e·c·u·t. • • " of my primetime spot temporarily. I don't know bow long before my miraculous recovery takes place, but hopeful· ly it will be soon. • ,for "DON'T SPELL IN their aalety. HENRY WINKLER SAUY j FIELD 'Fii1di11g tl1e one you ~· is fimli11~ 11vzt rselt. . ~ . 1-IEIKtm:S plus Wiiiiam Katt in Susan Dey "First Love" edwards WESTBROOK WESTMINSTER AT BROOKHURST GARDEN GROVE 530-440 I ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATION FOR BEST SCREENPLAY ADAPTATION "Oh,. GOd! George Burns John Denver r 1:1rf •·.>If ,.,., <IW •0"" W tl 1IYI 10 1) .. DAILY PILOT Sunday, March 12, 1978 ~narket Rebo1•nds The Orange County housing market as in lhe process of returning lo wha't m1ghl commonly be • ~cribed as a healthy. normally ng slate for 1978. of recent remarkable inOat1on an the price of single family residences. an unus ually hi gh number or resale homes were placed on the market . and were pr."'.o(i well above the market in oomt: :ucations. So. wh1lt:' s alei. are hQlding strong, the ex· traordinary number of listings has inevitably resulted' in some reduction of listing pral'eS as well as a number of lis lingl> bt•ing taken from the market." ,.. • ' ch was the prediction or John nab, president or Macnab-Irvine lty Company, speaking before ·Newport Center Association at oriwnawtion's recent eighth an· al outlook conference al the porter Inn. HOUGH THE RATE of sates slowed somewhat in the last 100 s," the Scottish· born realtor told audience, "such a lull ls a com- ~ n seasonal occurance." owever, selling prices are holding te firm and there is only slight V.SClence of a small decrease in ask· I · prices of re-sitle homes in some areas. The top locations and the quality homes are stilt maintaining their prices." '·During the last s ix months IN OTHER WORDS, what has been happening over the past several months in the real estate market is a natural period of re-adjustment in the aftermath of early 1977's price explosion, he said. Now that demand, s upply and prices have returned to more or a :.late or natural balance. Macnab µredicted. tht• market ill entt:'rmg a more rational plane, maktn~ for a healthier !>1Luat1on in tht· comrng year. In Laguna Hills 'J!fleredit/iJ/i/~ 4 and 5 Bedroom Executive Homes Up to 3600 Square Feet of Living Area l/omes from $122,000 to $138 ,000 Models and sales office open daily 10 a. m 7141768-1101 Overlooking Dana Point Marina Cangon JOO Acres in the Hills Above Capistrano Beach Subdivided into 186 Ocean and Canyon View Lots Homes from $151,000 to $295,000 furnished models and sales office open daily JO a.m. 7141831-0660 ·S•n Diego ' ; I San D1c~o r r('CWllV to Las l<:imblas l''l(1l (Capistrano Bearh. t>an;,i Point. l>ohcn~ SI atr Park l. L<'rt on 1.,1s ll amblu'> to \'1a tic Ai:ua. lrfl on Via de Agua Lo Calle Miramar f-(To l~s Angelo) . ~ P.lc1flc Co•st ~~=====================================================:::.. Broadmoor Sea View oer-~ 11 rare op~ t~ liw I~ one ol the malt prestiglou.t now communlties~ l';eWJ*l ~~ A ftllDDed !J! .. uudhouilll entfance poalUon• tt. nitidents as peopti1~1'0 birt. Jhf plctu1111P!9 cOC'Oltlunity pool and i.nntt cburt offer an '"•< liet" opti<m to~ eounlr)' club, yocht, or tenhla club mem~ Pfftrinp ranae ~ 2 • bedroom/den li"l)e atory pJ.nt tQ rnaelve foe.bed"*"· twootlory ~ The hon* a.re eleg~nUy appaltlted, archl~ly •nhD\'atf\ltl. ~. w.'d be IU~ If yoo can find ~my new sJ• flafllly bamet. In tht. price ronae. •nywhere ellft tn N~ from *\ ,!oo to $255,000 Real Estate By Randall Mccardle, Ph.D. Realtor Why is a policy of Utle insurance necessary'! We rece1ttly sold a property and just received a bunch of papers from tbe escrow company. We are a bit confused about a "policy of title lnsarance." Is it really necessary'! Are there different types of title Insurance or are they tbe same! G. L., Mission Viejo My answer to your question Is a definite "yes!" Title insurance protects both the buyer and the seller. Essentially, there are two types of title insurance. The first is known as a "Standard Polley of Ti· tie Ins urance" and is usually paid for by the seller and given to the buyer This protects the buyer against <:ertain defects that may have occurred in the cham of title The premium charged ror this policy 1s based on the sale price or the property. This policy insures against the following condi· lions. Easements o' Records -A previous owner or third party may have a nght to enter or cross .>our property for a specific purpose. -Utillty Easements -Such companies as telephone. gas and or electric have the right to enter your property for the purpose of maintaining their lines. Liens and Encumbrances. Forgery in Chain of Title. Encroachments -In the possibility that a building or other improvement on your property may extend beyond the lot line to an adjoining pro- perly. IT SHOULD BE NOTED that this policy does not protect against changes in zoning laws or re· gulations or against defects actually known by the insured but not disclosed to the title company at the time the policy was issued The second type of title insurance is known as the lenders ALTA <American Land Title Associa· lion) policy. The premium for this policy 1s paid • REAL ESTATE PAPA GAV BoyslcJe Townhomes @Here·s reol ltvlnQ @In a pQf1< environment @On t"8 bay @ rlecv' tt\e ocean ll's the kind of private coastal arN residence thal many dream of owning, bul lew ever experience. A llfe of ple .. u,.. Surrounded by a lush orchard of macadamla, guava, lime. lemon and avocado trees. And. beaullfully land1<:aped grounds. A llte of rec:fffllonal pleuYre. In the Papagayo swimming pool or soothing therapy pool. At the Clubhouse and gymnasium On the spectacular Agua Hedionda Lagoon boating. water-skiing and en1oying other exciting activities of a ·water spans paradise' -or. strolling to the nearby beach for swimming & sunning A Ille of elegance . In magnificent townhomes with panoramic views trom sweeping two-story windows, dramatic vaulted ceilings. private balconies. ceramic tile entries, full-width sliding-glass doors. wet bars. excellent carpeting. lully-eQulpped kitchens and much, much more Papagayo. On the bay ... near the ocean ... in a park ... lantastlc lifestyle. And. a great value. lrom $76,990 10 $89,990 E•c•ll•nl Con~ttonel Financing 2 Bedroom• • 2 Bedroom• & Den 2 & 2'/• Betha • Slngi.-tevel and Two4evel Towntiom.1. -- for by the buyer and is generally a requirement by • the lender The policy assures thd the lender's-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ first trust deed has priority over any other liens on the property. This ALTA policy prot~ts against such things as: Unrecorded mechanics liens -Contractors and other suppliers who may have completed work on the property and have never been paid Unrecorded physical easements Facts a correct survev would show. -Wat'.:'r and mineral rights. -Rights of parties in possession, such as Le· nants and buyers under unrecorded instruments. -Access to a dedicated street. UPON ENTERING ESCROW, both the buyer and seller will be given an information sheet which will require each party to supply such information as legal name, marital history, how title is taken, etc. This information is not intended to be an in· "asion of privacy but facilitates a public records search by the title company Upon receipt or the required information. the title company initiates a search for the following: Liens or encumbrances against any or the parties mvol ved in the transaction. All documents recorded against the proper· t y, going back as far in the title chain as 1s deemed necessary SINCE MOST OF THE data is now contained in computer banks and is constantly updated. the procedure is much less complicated than in the days pnor to computer technology. After this pro· tess has been completed, all information IS &iven to a title officer who then writes a preliminary title report. This report is then 1ent to the escrow company and the lender. On the 'morning that the property is recorded (change of qwncr!>h1p actually occurs), an update on the information is made to assure that nothing has happened to change or alter the original report. Once issued, the policy is valid through the life or the ownership of the property. Should you own property less than two years, you are entitled to a 20 percent discount Ol\,YOUr standard poli cy pre- mium. Any further questions or this nature should be covered in detail }.Vith your real estate pro- fessional wilen discussjng the sale of your pro· perty. EDITOR'S NOTE: Rondai McCardle., pre11~nt of the Real Estaters; he is also an author. iecturer end in· struc1or Send your commenis and qtM1shon.s Co Randy McCardle. cio the Doily Pilot Post O/ftce Boz iS60, Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Marketing Seminar Slated in Newport Fullerton interior designer Carole Eichen will discuss the new California look in model home in· teriors at the final session of Housing Magazine's three·day marketing seminar Wednesday at the Marriott Hotel in Newport Beach. Home builders and realtors from the United Stales, Canada and Europe will attend the $775 seminar for a briefinft on the housir11 industry's newest design trends and merchandising strategies. Other apeak,ers include architect Barry Berkus, Howard Englander, vice president or research. Walker & Lee; Lester Goodman, a Brea based marketing consultant and William Mitchell, vice president, Weatherfield Homes, Newport Beach. Beach Lovers Only 1,. Left Homes By The Beach ~le--faimly homel In old Hun~on ~ Just ~ rtom ~ t>Nch, S bedl'OCi"l\t fl'on'I Sl16.9SO. : than iust a root over your head Discover Pork Ploce- Oceonside VA, FHA·bu11t luxury Mmes 1n o recreollor"ol community for $56,475 to $65,600 (VA, FHA, & Conventlonol Terms) ... Now under construction. A small pnvote community of line homes with tennis and sw1mm1ng foc1ht1es 1 8r 2 story designs 2 & 3 bedrooms 2 car goroges111 \Nood burninQ t1reploces Moments by car to harbor. beaches. golf courses and Mov Company-El Camino Plaza 1eg1ono1 mopping center Woll< or bike to M11a Cos to College and Tri (4t1es ho· i:: 101 FEATURES: All garden & town homes include carpeting +drapes + wood burning t11eploces + VVest1nghouse lotchen opp ,onces +fenced patio and garden areas Ce m1c Ille kitchen counters and woad shake roots111 l J J I \ . I • I • • I 11 . I REAL ESTATE Moving· Up In Real . Estate Landsc<tpe architect RANDAL W. J ACKSON and land planner PETER R. TEMPLETON have become principals of the Center for Planning and Research. Richard E . Ramella, president or the Newport Beach-based 1 land planning firm . has an nounced Jackson and Templeton have served as project manager for the center and will continue m their "orking roles, as do all five of the firm 's prin TIMPLl!TOH cipals Templeton, a graduate of Cal1forn1a State Polytechnic University al San Luis Obispo. has a degree in city and regional planmng Jackson. a licensed landscape architect in llawaii and California. has worked in both plan ning and landscape architec- ture in both the public and private sectors. Prior to joining the cent<.'r in 1977, he scr\'cd with the Hawaiian Department of Land and Natural Resources as speci<1l µro1ccts manager to the chairman of the board. Templeton and his wife. Chris tine, live in Lake Forest J ackson rt•s idcs 1n San Clemente with his wife. Lmda JACKSON HELEN M. TOWNLEY hai. Joined Southwest Bank as an OjCrow oUicer at the bank ·s Mission Viejo office. Miss Townlev. formerly with Continental Escrow, is a member of the Calilorn1a Escro\\ As- fl·~ .. TOWHL&Y sociation. Building Industry of America, Sales and Marketing Council. llomc Builders Coun cit, Chamber of Commerce. Women's Opportunity Center of UCI. and the Board of Realtors in Laguna Beach, Sad- dleback Valley area and South Orange County She resides ,,... San Juan Cap1l\trano . BIA Meet Slated The Sales and Marketing Council of the Building Industry Association C BIA> will meet Wednesday. at the South Coast Plaza Hotel for a program en- titled "60 Mmutes: 20 Pro1ects in Search of a Market:• according to Joseph W. Smith. president or the council. Speaker for the evening will be marketing ex- pert Howard Englander. Englander will review . the features of 20 Southern California housln~ de- ' elopments and the reasons they will sell. Dinner and the program will follow cocktails at 6 p. m For reservations. l'all C 213) 625-5771 and ask for Vena . ~· Archi+Tekton. Inc . a Newport Beach and Albuquerque architectural and planning firm. has a dded MI CHAEL 8 . WEIDMAN as a staff architect Formerly with Leason Pomeroy Assoc. tn Orange, Weidman also worked with prominent architectural firms in Phoenix and Honolulu. A registered architect tn California. Ariiona and Hawaii. Weidman graduated from Arizona State University, where he received several Architec- tural Foundation Merit Scholarships. NORM N. NOWELL is the WlllOMAN latest addition tO the Staff or full-time sales and leasing specialists in the Newport Beach office or Coldwell Banker Com· mercial Drokerage Company Nowell is currently familiarizing himself with the industrial sales area tn Coastal Orange County Nowell attended South Dakota State Universi- t~ where he eurned a bachelor or science degree The new Coldwell Banker company associate re- -.1cles 1n San Clemente with hi!> wife Sandra JOHN T. FELL has been appointed vice presi- dent. business development of Broadmoor Ven- ture::. Fell \\as most recently marketing director with First Wiscon5in Mort gage Com pany, Milwaukee. Wisconsin. Prior to that, he was president of Crown Company, Ltd., a consulting company, for three years. Earlier, he was marketing director for PBS Corporation for four years, and a financial officer with Macco Realty Com- pany for six years. A navy veteran, Fell served in the Far East for four years. A native of Boise. Idaho, he cur- rently res1de5 in Irvine RICllJ\l<D JIME RSON ha5 been nam ed vice president, operation!. of Broadmoor Ventures. Jimerson was most recent· ly 1oint venture oper ations manager of Broadmoor Homes. Inc. Prior lo that, he was owner and operator or Kauai Vacation Rentals, Kauai, Hawaii. For eight years previously, he was project manager with the Irvine Company . A navy veteran , Jim erson served in Viel Nam. He resides with his wife, Marsha and their J•MllllM>N two children in Corona del Mar. Sunday. March 12. 1978 DAILY PILOT j7 SANTIAGO MODEL IN NEW HERITAGE PARK TOWNHOMES PROJECT IN IRVINE Santiago Plan Popula:tt A sweeping view of the hv· ing /dtning room from an interior upper level balcony, is one of the popular archltectural features or the Santiago, one of four basic p l ans in the Heritage Park To,wnhomes series. located in H eritage Park, the newest neiehborhood of lh.e village of El Cam ino Real. planned and de- veloped by the Irvine Company T h e Sa n tiago, a three bed room. two-and-a-half bath hom e, was des igned with the modern family in mind. accord- ing to Bill Hassfield, project manager for Broadmoor Homes, Inc. builder of Heritage Park Townhomes TO THE LEFI' of the spacious tiled entry is the stllircase lead- ing to the upper level, an~ to the right is a step-down living/din- 1 n g room h ighlighted by a custom fireplace with conversa- tion corner. SECLUDED ABOVE on the up stairs level are two secondary bedrooms with lengths or closet space, a private master suite anrl two full baths A contempory kitchen family room opens to a large garden patio -the family room by means or expansive sliding glass doors and the kitchen via a patio pass-through area with shelf. T he follr plans at Heritage Park ToNOhomes range ir sizt- from 1,105 to f,619 square feet and are priced from $75,990 to $83,790. To reach the new development by Broadmoor Homes, Inc., la.kl· the Santa Ana Freeway t o Culver . Go south on Culver anrl east on Walnut to Yale Averuk and onto the models complex ' Match Pointl 5 Only~Select I .. Condominiums -~· ·Still Available Marbella Racquet Club Hurry I Take a look at elegance. That's what you'll discover in this small, private community of condominiums. They're loaded with custom-qualtty features. Over-sized garages Wood parquet entries .. Dramatic vaulted ceilings ... Sumptuous Master Suites . Fireplaces Tiled Baths And much more Take a look at beauty. Natural beauty. From high on a bluff above Capistrano Beach. Clear blue skies. Spectacular sunsets. All In a landscaped country and park setting . Take a look around. There's a wealth of recreation pleasures Including , a tennis court and swimming pool. Nearby Dana Point Harbor. . Fine shops . . end Outstanding golf courses. COAST PROPERTY IS LIMITED. DON'T MISS OUT ON THIS GREAT BUY! 3 Bedroom•• 2 ~ Baths from $97,000 w .. ttM&I "'•c:lftc ,..., b u t• holll.,.,t SaloA,-11 Models open dally (714) 496·5711 ( -DAA.Y PILOT Sunct.y, M.rcb 12. 1878· '· ----------------------------------------------------~--~~~------------------~,-----------------:-------TheVillage of Woodtiridge Half the reasons fpr living in W~odbridge are T11eotlier11aif: outside 3'f'Ur ho~11e. ;~:.;--. ··~~~-. _ ~dp F.8tatea Estate-style townlfOmes. Lilke.sfdeorientation. From $100,000 Call or visit: (7141552-3700 Woodbr&dgie Cl'OM.i.ng A combmat1on of detached and attached homes. /usta stroll tntheloke. From.$91,990to $124,990 Call or visit: (7141559·1161 \lliboclbridp Parle Homes 1bwnhomes with pnvote patios. Models included. Available now: $84,950 to $108,900 Al I oomessubject to prior sale. Call or visit: (714) 559.()C)()l ~Creclc.lide Ttadilionafly-styled detached homes. New Urut:Sprlng 1978 Model1 Open: (7141 552.3312 1 \lliboclbridp Arbortake Lu Kury lakeside townhomu. AvailabJonow: S116,545 to Sl95:95Q Callotviait: (714) 552-3200 ~Plllce Large, detached homes ntnr the lake. AnU.ble now: $115,000to Sl65,000 Call or, vi14t: (714) SSP-4101 ....... ., ... lid ••JfNO......O.,.•..., l\'boclbriQt 'lbwnhoma • The Village of Woodbridge is designed for people who re,ally enjoy outdoor living. Th ere's a large lake for sailing and fishing. Sun:ounding the lake,· you11 find ;oggin& hilting and biking trails, a swimming lagoon, volleyball courts, firepits an4.barbecues. You'll also find parks for people of hll ages sprinkled · throughout the community. And you're only a short drive from excellent public and private golf and tennis facilities . Homes for ca.re~ adulflifestylu. ~G!Oft A rombi.nati0n of detached aild aaacf.ieJ homes with prlvata mu yards. ... ''I MdMd Thwnbomuduigned·/otadultlifestyks. Of course, your Woodbridge home is also conveni~nt to schools, shoppin& ~~~~~i~~~ churches, restaurants, freeways and major I::: • ~c.w. .. Spodous detached home in the New En,Iand style. .,.~ -, ~witlt J11'M!tAJpatios. ~­ Tuwnbomet fotauual liv;inz. . ~~!,;~~~=--·..,. Jbrmorsb:tf-.n:=on Sprtg a>Sema 1978 Grand ~ung (llf/5$1-151.Xl em.ployihentcenters. V.isit Woodbridge today and discover how wonderful life can be-.insiaeand o~. ; -• . . ( • . . • f INSIDE: •At Your Service •Happenings •Business •Ann Landers lo Sunday, March 12. 1978 -I DAILY PILOT You c1· Nursing W ageS' Condition Critical· I Injurious Price Competition Hurting County Hospitals By CA ROL MOORE Ofl"9 Oally l>lleC Slaff Nurses' salaries are a primary expense -sometimes 65 percent -or hospital budgets. That's the main reason why a wage price war among • professional registries is leaving some staffing situations in Orange County hospitals in critical condition. BONUSES AND BENEFITS oHered by these person- nel agencies make temporary work so inviting that part- lime nurses use this route for better pay and staff nurses are resigning to s witch to the shorter hours-higher wage set-up. As an example, a hos pital would pay a staff nurse $60 per shift. By working for a registry, a temporary nurse could earn $92 to $96. The total charge to the hospital for her services, including the agency's overhead could be $140. A hospital staff nurse makes $60 per shift. A temporary nurse earns about 895 plus the overhead costs to the registry which means laer help costs the laospit~l SJ40. recruiters to Seattle and Canada to hlre nurses but once they pass state tests, they, too, leave for temporary agen· cies. At Saddleback Community Hospital 11we use tem· porary help quite a bit but have the resources to meet pa· tient care needs," said Harold Gano, administrator. ALL THREE SPOKESMEN emphasized that the Orange County division of the Hospital Council of Southern California is working on a group basis to find a solution because of the scope of the problem. "There's no question the situation is out of control and is having adverse effects on hospitals," said E. 0. Oxley. general manager of Brentwood Nurse's Registry, who bas been in Ute business for 10 years. ' Several Orange Coast hospitaJ officials explained that prior lo 1974 they used registries just like any other tem- porary help agencies, to hire extra help for sudden work increases, weekend relief, peak patient loads or staff shortages. .. Part-timers constituted about 10 percent of most health care facility work forces. HOWEVER, HIRING competition between registries has intensified so much, especially in the last two years, that most nurses are working through the agencies. llosp1tals must rely on them more, and the proportion of temporary s taff is now 35 percent. "Larger hospitals are facing different difficulties than smaller inst1tut1ons," said Michael Stephens, ad- ministrator of Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian in Newport Beach. "The fees arc inordinate in view of everyone else's concern for cost containment. "BUT IT'S MORE THAN an issue of expense. There's ttisruplton of routine. unfam1lianty with procedures. lack of continuity 1n care " Marshall Kandell. public relations director for Foun- tain Valley Community Hospital, explained that "when a shift is short, we have to call on registries; we can't knock them because we depend on them. "We havf' !>tarted our own recruitment commercials on radio. though, and are dreaming up some other incen- tives. "MOSTLY WE ARE LOOKJNG to our own nurses for an (•xtra measure of care. It is pleasing that a good number have volunteered to work extra shifts as an fn· lcrim bridge until the problem can be resolved." Kandcll mentioned that other hospitals have sent P.Btients and.··Pr-Ui ' 10· Questio!JS·~ t~ ·Ask· :Before Going to Hospital If you have health insurance, will all your costs be covered? Usually not, although more and more group plans are paying higher benefits. You should know what percentage of charges your pollcy • covers and for how many days. Check with your employer If you're covered under a group plan or call your Insurance company directly. One of the reasons hospital coats are ao high Is that Insurance traditionally covered only those services received by patients In the hospital. Thia practice encouraged admissions for teats and other procedures thal could be done leH expentlvely on an outpatient baits. Fortunately, m~t Insurer• are no longer llmltlng coverage just to Inpatient procedures. MEDi-CAL MEDiCAR6 . It you are • Medf·C•I or Medicare recipient, Is your ca~e free? Medic.re, the federal lnturance progra1n for petlffttl II and older, require-r•• to Plf • 1mell Cleduotrbl•. 'Jlt•dl·C•I, which la •dMl"IMered ~ the etate, hH no deductOa. Nelthet progrlfn It frH In ttt• "n• thet botlt are financed bf tu .... , ... Medlciere 1nd Mecl..Cel redp!enw tn•ll• up IO P9!09ftt of tbe petlent -load In '""' 8outhern c1Utom1a = eo. ... , to,....., ....... ... , ...-M.OMJ on..._ , .... ML Mi ftHll.; fter rtirefr rMOVW '"•Ir coet• Moaua• 1•wernfftent •111c1e1 ..... ..., ... ..., ......... ........... ., .... ~.,... ...... _ .................. ,., .. C ........ ho ..... tle'ltJW-•• offset In part b)' higher chergH to paying and Insured petlenta. So it'• In all or our be1t Interests to conserve ho1pltal resources •• well as encourage more realistic level• of government reimbursement for those services which are essential to the patient's recovery. Do all hos pitals charge the same rates? No, the room rate or oally service charge la baHd • ttte Individual hospital's coat• of providing nurllng and other 1upport Hrvlcea •• weft as the overhead coats -pl•nt maintenance and houHkeeplftO, tor example -of keeping the doora open 24 hours a day, 365 day1 a year. Expentea •Ito very accorclng to Ule range of services provided and the type and location of th• faclllty. But the one coat •II hoapltala have In common 11 rd ta.,.. You won't find It Itemized on your blH, but the typical hoapltal patient Incur• $15 In P•Perwork co•t• even before gettlf\g Into a bed. Add another 122 to every hotpltal blll for lutt eight federal regulatlon1. That repretenl* a national expenditure of SM3 mlUlon In Oft! _yHr alone. Does pre-admfsslon testing cost any more1 • ~ - No, your test• wtll cost th• .. .,. H lf 1ou ..,. admitted to , ... holpltal. But you'll reduce your over8" bHI -., hntng •• m•ny ••t• 11 po"'bt• •cheduled •• an outpatient. PN·•d•.-..on tHtlng may be .... convenient alr\ce you'll have to make more then one trip to the hoepltal. But If m•dlcelty po,..bt•, thl• II one ot th• way1 you •nd your doct« e1n help reduce hQepttet cotte. WI II your insurance pay for more than one medical consultation? Yet, but to what extent 11 determined by the coverage offered by your Insurance company. Moat physicians encourage a consultation with another physician when their patients express anxiety about a recommended procedure. If you have unanswered questions, let your physician know. There Is a great deal of dl1cuHlon about the so-cati.d "second opinion" for elected procedures. It'• Important not to mlau" thl• option, otherwtM It could drive up the OV9rlll coat• of care Instead of bringing them down. ls1he~ anything consumers can • do to reduce unnecessary tests? "We used to supply help to hospitals for less than they paid their staff in overtime, but the pay rate war now makes that impossible. Responsible registries don't feel this is workable." HIS AGENCY AND THREE others met with the Hospital Council representatives in Los Angeles last w~k as a task force to draw up a model contract that hospitals can use. These guidelines, concemlnt maximum pay rates. billing rates. mandatory insurance, screening and qualification procedures will be presented to Orange Coun- ty registries Monday. The proposed pay rates are geared to the third step that most hospitals pay plus a 12 percent factor that the service could give to the nurses as either pay or fringe benefits. TARGET DATE FOR implementation of the new rules is May 1, assuming hospitals will agree lo contract only with services that abide by the guidelines, the taslt force said. A chief cause of the price war is the multiplicity of re- gistries. There were five in Orange County in 1975; now A there are 20 officially recognized ones and almost as many agencies that oCCer nursing help as a secondary function. Another factor is said to be the failure of hospital nu.rs-- ing offices lo let open competition function to drive prices down. It was alleged by two sources, who didn't want to be identified, that some hospitals have used a few registries exclusively, no matter what price was asked. "THE CAUSES ARE MANY and the fault is on both sides," Oxley said. "But the effects are so devastating that we have to find a solution first and talk about symptoms later." While some inland hospitals indicated they would have to close down certain wards, none of the coastal facilities contacted said its situation was that dire. The cost of a day in the hospital is at an all·tim~ hi'flh and stea~iJ. rising. That may not concern thos~ who are healfhy. but we•n al paying the bill -through higher taxes and lrigb1nsurance preriliums.: each year. Of course, hospital care is vetly different frpm 10 year(..a-l~i!A when there were no total hip replacements, no pacemakers or no neonatal ·units to monitor critically ill babies. And more Calitornians- have access to this care because of Medicare and other government"" programs. -. But, according to the Hospital Council of Southern Calitomfa •• that's all the more reason to be more cost-conscious so we can all afford;; the benefits of new medical technology. The chart, below , is an expansion of the council's brochure. ''10 Questions You Should Ask Before Going to the Hospital." Introductory text encourages consumers to "do your part by avoiding hospitalization when you can and using the services you do need more cost-effectively.•• r , • c. .. ' " IN • &. •• " .. DUI ' .... ' ( ' • f •• \. . ' ... ~ .... I If you need minor surgery, is there an alternative to an expensive overnight stay? Yea. An lncr.a1ing number of area hospital• now make It possible for you to have tome minor surgeries done on an outpatient bails. ·vou are charged only for the time you UH the operating end recovery room Instead or tor a 24-hour hospital day. And you have the adv.ntage of all the ho1pltal equipment •nd skilled peraonnel. 1hould the need arlH. Do you have any control over whether or not you are hospltaH1'9d? Very deflnllely. Recent 1tudlH Indicate that three out of five ho1pltell:r.etlona could be avotded If people took better care of themael"a-Poot he•tth habit•, such H amoldng, lmptoper diet. and atreH ere llnked dlteotty to he"rt.claeaae, hl9h blood P'°•••ure, cancer and manr other compllcatlont. These di••• ... not onir accouftt fOf 1he majorftr of ltoepltallzationl, buC 1"ey are the moet OOtaf to treat. advantage of free or lnexpenllve health teats offered by moat voluntary agencies and In confunctlon with many local health fairs. I s it cheaper to go to an emergency room for routine care ~ instead of your family physician? No, It usually coats more since th• hoapltal must provide a atancJ.by team of highly trained personnef and sophisticated equipment around the clock. The growtng use of emergency rooms for non-emergency care - especially on weekends -la not only en lnetttdent use or hospital Hfvice• but a waste or our health care doflars. Call your phyalden first or tf you don't have one, ••k your local medlcal 1oclety for a referral. Even though emergency room charges are high, this I• one or the areal where most hospitals lo•• money. But hospital• can't lust do .. down money toting department• when the service• they provide meet a reel community n .. d. ' ) • DAILY PILOT Sums.y, Mtnh 12, 19711 Other proposed leglslatioo -AB %333 -would problblt a broader ranae of eatenabunenl eveat llclte& ecalpere from operating unchecked. This blll would not prelalblt a peraoa from sellln& a tkkel and charging a reasonable fee fof aervlce1 (not lO exceed $% above tbe face value of tbe ticket> otller than a Ucket ..rd for ao a1ricuJturaJ exblblUon or bplq, •Pantll or wreatllng exlalbltlon. TJte Department of C.Hmer AffaJn ackDowlecl&ea that lt t. hbpouJbJe to stop acalpta, completely. "Got a problem·1 Then wnte to Pat Dunn. Pot will cut red tape. getting the answers and acl1on you need to &olt>e inequ111es m government and busines.s. Moil your questions lo Pal Dunn, At Your Service. Orange Coaat DailJI Pilot, P.O. Boz 156(), Costa Mesa, CA 92626. As many letters as possible Will be answered, but phoned\ inquiries or letters riot includmg the reader's full name, address and busme&& hours' phor1e number cannot be considered This column appears daily except Saturdays " Sor.,,, No lnt~•t Oii Depenu DEAR PAT: I just rented my first apartment and had to pay a blg deposit. When I asked the landlord tf I would •et in· terest paid on the security deposit for as long as It was held he told me I wouldn't, and that it was not required by law. Is this trut'? I read in your column that interest now has to be paid on impound accounts, what about rental deposits. J.J ., Costa Mesa • BUI PropoH~• Scalpn-C0tttrob DEAR PAT. I noted with interest a recent Daily Pilot item about a pending state senate bill that would make it a misde· meanor lo charge more for a Tut exhibit ticket than its face 'alue. Why isn't legislation being proposed that would protect <'Onsumers from ticket scalpers at other events? Tut will not always be with us, but ticket scalpers will. G.L., Balboa Existing law doesn't require the landlord to pay lntereal oo security deposlta. Proposed leglsla.llon CAB ms -lloteatbal), among other things, would speclllcally permU tbe lnveatmeat of security for a rental agreement for realdentlal property br Uae landlord and would entitle the tenant to receive, at least aanHI· ly, an amount equal to S percent per annum on the security, either as direct payment or as a credit •l•lnst rent. Boys' Club Success Breeds Rancor CllJCAGO I AP> -The precinct captains dropped in to give him a "friendly warning." Hous ing officials padlocked his door and tried to evict him. Welfare workers suddenly decided his mother's benefits should be cut. That was the beginning or Paul J . Hall's 16- )e:Jr battle with City Hall lo keep alive the boys d ub he founded in the basement of a housing pro· 1e<'t llALL WAS A teen-ager when tt started. Now he's 31. By day, he's a social worker at the Ada \I cKinley School for retarded children. Nights and ''<'ckcods. he can be found al the club's storefront ht•adquarters on Chi ca1<0'!> Southwest Side. "Paul Hall Warriors Drum and Bugle Corps" reads the sign outside the battered building on South Ashland A venue ''All I ever wanted was to prove to all the youngsters in the inner city that you don't have to get high to be cool, that you don't have to thump to bt· the baddest cat out there." Hall says. Yo11 Can Help But. he adds . 'Tm a thorn in the side of the city. I've pulled kids off dope, got them out of gangs, kept them from dropping out of school. The city's ·paper' programs. with their millions of dollars in federal funds. haven't done a fraction of whal this little dub. with almost no money, has a ccomplished.·· Hall says much of his trouble with City Hall stems from his failure to "play ball" with Claude Holman. who until his death a few years ago was a lderman of the 4th Ward where the club was located HALL WAS 14 and living in a publtc project t·a lled the Victor Orlander llomes when he formed the club. It started as a baseball team. with equip· ment and a basement clubhouse provided by the Chicago Housing Authority The club grew into a year-round organization attra<'ting hundred:-. or neighborhood youths. Money for pool tables, pingpong equipment and clubhouse furniture \\as scraped together from bake sales and dances But Hall ft.'lt that if the club could do so well on Its own, 1t could do a lot better with city support. quently flooded by raw sewage seeping from faulty plum bing. He has photos of the drum and bugle corps. formed in 1969, practicing while sewage !>plashed around their feet. Finally, Hall decided to confront City Hall. In 1972. he organized ;,i kneel-in at the Civic Center plaza that spread to busy State and Madison streets. Hall wai; arrested for disturbing the peace and blockin~ traffic But as a result of the publici· ty. the Wieboldt Foundation. a pri vale philan- thropic group, gave the club $15.000. That was enough for n down payment on the club's present quarters an the Southwest Side's Brainerd neighborhood and for new uniforms and instruments for the drum and bugle corps HALL'S BATTLE with the city may have cased with the death last year of Mayor Richard Dale,·. Michael Bilandic, Daley's successor. gave the club $8,200 last summer to help with expenses for an Independence Day performance on the White House la\\n "But in my lifetime of fighting the Machine. l 'm about ready to shut up and sit down. My concern is for these kids. I need some s upport to get federal and foundation grants. I would just like to be able one day to quit my job and devote full time lo this club.·· DEAR PAT : I have several reproductions of famous World War II recruit· ment posters, but I've never run acroas any from World War 1 or before. Do you know of any source for buying reproductions? E.W., Irvine Two World War I Navy recruitment posters - ·•sailor Boy" and .. Sailor Glrl" -and a War Savings Stamps poster -"American Eagle" -are available. The posters measure 28 by 28 Inches and cost $2.50 each. Order from : Cashier, Na- &lonal Arcblvea <GSA>. Washington, D.C. ZHt8. Make your check or money order payable lo: NAT•' CNE PS>. Easter Celebration Ar THE PHOTO PLACE Chance to win a Candy Fiiied Ea1ter 811ket Enter contest each time you purchase one roll of film, or each time you bring in one roll to be processed. ..-. Entry Deadline -Thura., Mar. 23. ~ •• I Dr;~~';~~;~~·:,:~~· at ~... 717 W. 19th ST .. ........,.__ COSTA MESA Spare Hours? If you have hours and enthusiasm to spare, many county organizations will happily put them lo good use. Many such openings are listed by the West Orange County Voluntary Action Center. 898-0043. "Suddenlv I \\<isn 't that cute little kid with the baseball team. I ''al> u big troublemaker." says llall. "This \\as in the 60s, and the powers that be didn't like blacks organizing for anything that even look~ like at wa:-. political." Precmct captains told him mass meetings were ill advised. Club members frequently found the clubhouse padlocked or temporarily being used for storage Th<• public aid department reduced his mother's welfare check to $162 from $30 and the Housing Authority attempted to evict the family from their apartment. Thru March 25 Visit PETER RABBIT'S GARDEN Among them are: Volunteers an Child Assistance <VICAJ needs pt:oplt! lo share poiutive parenting experiences .,,'\ ith abust•d children THOSE INVOLVED with this program and a related agency for sexually abused youngsters make themselves available by phone ror emergen· ry calls to lend <'motional support and to help voungsters endure their experiences. TllEN A FIRE de!>lroyed the clubhouse. Hall bad~crcd housing officials for a new clubhouse and finally got •1 cramped. "'.ill.dowlcss space in the· laundry room that was oftn without heat and frt:· RU Ff ELL'S UPHOLSTERY See The Easter Bunny SOUTH COAST PLAZA A Carden Grove organization's mail dnve lacks people to address and stuff envelopes. Some work CMn be done at home. 'Tis the season for the Special Olympics, sports C\'enls for handicappe~ young peopl~. Clerical help for the 4-month senes of contests m in short supply. ~Y-W..t ........ 1tza...,._~," Cod• MHa -su.ozst WALL PAPERS woodpeekers! A rape crisis telephone network otters ongoing training for those interested in helping victims of this crime recover from their ordeals. Volunteers will offer emergency information through center telephone lines. A cheerful disr>0silion and an hour once in a while is all that's needed to be involved in a pro· i::ra m of daily check-up calls l.o the elderly and '>i l'k. For details on these and other ways you can be useful lo others, contact the West Orange County Voluntary Action Center .\ SlltULAR AGENCY .1n the South County area also offers a chance to lend your talents for others' good For information on the following programa and agencies, contact the Voluntary Action Center of South Orange County at 675-9210 or 833-9278. A yearly fund drive for cancer research in the .'llewport Beach and Mission Viejo areas need help A Costa Mesa middle school needs people lo lend a hand with reading groups. after school sports and as lunchtime aides. 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AGtHUIAL¥1U\,(0111:ilt411f'r tr I LEGENDARY RED MARY MARRIED A GENERAL TO KEEP LEMENAGH CASTLE Later She Pushed Him Oft the High Wall Shown Above Grilled Windows LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Emphasis on civic duty, honors, reputation, relationships with superiors. Eliminate baby steps. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) : Follow through on hunch. Lessons learned an recent past can be 01son-Travelwof1d Organization. ~ SEE YOUR PROFESSIONAL TRAVEL AGENT TODAY! Don't Get Bogged Down profita bly uti Ii zed . 1------------------------------- LIBRA (Sept. 23·0 ct, 22): Qu es ti o n s answered-you find what you've been seek· m g, but it might not be what you need. ; When Touring Ireland, Follow Your Map SCORPIO COct. 23- Nov. 21): Accent on sub- tle signals, partnership, Joint efforts. Underst and which restrictions can lh STAN DELAPLANE GAl.W:\ Y. lrelc.ind -"Ah it's aisy as clownin' a glass of Guinness," said the C'ldrrl~· man on the twisty main street that run:-. through Galway to the sea. ··First to the bottom of the street past L~ nC'h ':-. Cc.is l!<.• That's a bank now, but it \\-i.IS owned by the Lynch tribe and in 1493 one of thl'm the Lo~ Mayor -con- demned c.ind hanged his own son for killing a Spaniard You C'an see the window your scll ht• ::-.trung him from . "Tht•n ;wross the O'Brien bridge - and a murderin~ hunch tht>y \\'C•re. But it's fas lt•r tf you ~o by way of Spanish Parade \\her e th<.• Dons unloaded ~hcrry and swag- gered in the streets. "Thl•n the turn at the top will put you on F ather Griffin road. Him that was murdered by the Black and Tans ... " *** WITH THIS MIXTURE of history and direction, you will be los t within the hour . Go to a book store. Get a set of maps -it's a grC'en packet about the size of a novel. Follow lhcm. Pay no attention to the lady \\ho comes to the gate with lhe cow in the C'ountry lune. .. Ah now. you· re on the wrong road en- lire ly ... " Foliow the map. Follow the m ap. * * * WE'VE BEEN DRIVING through Irela nd. A (·hill y three weeks. Snow flurries on the wincl5hi cld. The wipers going clap- cla p. Snow is unusual here. (But in most towns we've found an a ntique pub with a blazing peat fire.) S now hangs on the walls of gray castle ruins that were blown up by Crom well 's hard-riding troopers. Fresh-powdered s heep. thick with winter wool, hang the mselves in the lee to dry. *** DUBLIN RESTAURANTS have im - proved. And there are new ones: Snaffl es. stylish . Game and game birds. Good wine list. T a ndoori's Gardens. Ask Mike Butt, the owner. to order. Nol all E ast India n food is hot curry. E~cellcnt food and fine decor . The Lord Fitzgerald where I had the finest sea trout I ever tasted. Small, in- timate, three floors. On the second landing is the b<.1llered door of a pub James Joyce walked through each night while planning "Ulysses." The Bailey in Duke Street. A fine old pub and restaurant in the center of town. (I've got a s mall grudge against the restaurant. But not enough so I must re- commend it.) No point in giving addresses. The Irish Tourist Board has a list. Or ask the doorman at the Sbelbourne, the century- and-a-balf grand old hotel of Dublin. ••• TWO.DAY COUNTRY drive: Begin at Ennis, an old gray-stone town a few miles from Shannon Airport. Do NOT take the main road all the way to Galway. A C ew miles out, turn left to Corofin. T his takes you through the wild and beautiful stony Burren country. Past Red Mary's ruined Lemenagh Castle. '•Her that murdered two husbands and died at last of the curse of a poor widow woman ahe wronged.;' This brings you tQ. a small and lovely m a nor house --Gregan's Castle at llally\'aughn on the l'dge of Galway Bay. Blazing fireplaces and home cooked food. * * * THEY'LL SF.~D YOU ONWARD ne xt cfoy a cfays ' clnvc to Cashel House. A Ii nc farmhouse in the purple heathe r of Conncmara llundn•ds of people never find it. But th:it 's J.!<>Od . But Gt.•m•ral Cha rles de Gaulle nnd h1<> '' 1ft• disco\ t•rt•d it. And so did we. So ) ou find il, too. It's an Irish treasure. * * * Gl'l~~ES STOL'T'S THE drink of the country pubs. A taste I haven 't acquired,. but il ·~ mother's m ilk to the farmer in his m udcty Wcllin~ton boots and cloth cap. Said the pub m e.in : "There's an art to drawing it from the pump. d'ye see? Some run put a creamy head on it with a shamrock design that'll last to the bottom of the glass." "Then there's the s miling pint. Draw it iust right. Brown stout to one inch of the top. And when you top it with !he creamy foam, you put a s m ile on it." Shell Out be eliminated. -----· "'"" ---' ---SAGl1TARIUS CNov. 22-D ec. 21): B e analytical. check sug- gestions. 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Her tiance graduated from Marina High School, r~ceived a degree from Chapman College and attends Western State University College of Law. The couple will li~e ln Huntington Beach. Alia Laaders her Side ··of Fence }oJ'• I . ' ,, DEAR ANN: Here's something for the woman who wrote. "If you don't like .,1 children, get out of the teaching proft!ssion." Believe me, there are •1u,, thousands of teachers who would be happy "·' to do just that! We chose teaching as a car eer because we love children and '' , .• dreamed of all the wonderful joys and '• ' mind expanding exper iences we could bring to tht'm. .; . Then what happens? Classrooms are overcrowded. You grow weary trying to •. ' meet the net·ds of 30 or 40 -students. .,, . Not all or them have had breakfast or a • A" good nig ht's ~lecp. More are being raised . • • by sitters than parents. We get dozens of M roughnecks whose parents can·t control them and are told, .. Billy (or Betty) is a "' real h andful. Straighten this kid out." ~"' 1 S alaries for teachers vary according to where you live. 1 happen to teach in a .t mall town in Michigan where the pay is otoriously poor. Teachers here have to uy classroom supplies with money out of their own pockets, or do without. <The ~ ;idministration 's budget is very generous. r h owever. when it comes to football.) Tht· final straw: Good teachers set igh standards for c lassroom behavior and cademic achievement. The students and thcir parents complain to the •·admillia.tration that the t~acl\el" is ,. 'e:<pecting too much." The administration omplains to the teacher that the parents a nd students are complaining. 59: aner being in the middle without hope of change. you either give in to the students to sa,·c your job. go crazy or leave the profession. OTHER SIDE OF THE FENCt: DEAR OTHER SIDE: I received a blizzard or letters from teachers who wanted to express their point of view. Yo ~poke for a large number and I thank you. .\ s ubject you did not touch on was violence in the schools. Thousands of teachers are physically attacked in the halls and classrooms. Student\ have been severely hcaten and even ki led in the corridors. Stealing ls rampant and vandalism costs taxpayers millions of dollars. Pretty Isn't it -and there a re no ·easy answers. Somehow, ~ar e nts · must accept responsibility ror teaching their children respect for authority. This m eans taking a ha rd line against laziness, apathy, dirty talk and insolence. The training must ltegin practically from the moment of hirth. Vou can't plant on.ions and expect lilacs to bloom. We.ddings/Etagagements I Kusaka-Dolph Calvary Chapel in Costa Mesa was the scene of the marriage of Rita Marla Dolph or Hunllngton Beach and Gary Frank Kusaka or Huntington Beach. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wenzel of Quartz Hill. The bridegroom is the son or Mr. and Mrs. Ben KusakaofDenver. Aftttr a honeymoon cruise to Mexico, the couple will live in Huntington Beach. Drew-Schisler Lisa Kathryn Schisler and Kenneth Robert Drew exchanged wedding vows at St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Pomona. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Henry Schisler of Claremont. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin W. Drew of South Laguna. The couple will honeymoon io Hawaii and will make their home in Pomona. Dalby-Ryan Janice Lee Ryan of Newport Beach and Mark Ivan Dalby of Huntington Beach ex· changed wedding vows in St. Andrews Presbyterian Church, Huntington·Beach. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George E. Ryan of Newport Beach, graduated from USC and alfiliated walh Gamma Phi Beta. Her husband, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leland Dulby or Juneau, Alas ka, graduated from Long Beach State. After a honeymoon in Hawaii, the couple will live in Irvine. St. Onge-Palmer An Aug. 12 wedding at Our Lady Queen of Angels Church in Newport Beach is planned by Jane St. Onge of Anaheim and Jonathan Palmer of Costa Mesa. Miss St. Onge, daughter of Ray St. Onge of Anaheim and Mrs . Peggy Hildegrand of Con· cord, graduated from Cornelia Connelly High School and USC. Palmer, son of Mr. and Mrs . S.A. Palmer of Pasadena. graduated from Blair High School and P asadena City College and USC . Storey-H avi ken A May 20 wedding date has been set f0r the marriage of Gwyn Lizbeth Storey of Fresno and Michael Richard Haviken of Balboa Island. Miss Storey, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Richard Storey, and granddaughter of Mrs. John Slavich Jr .. graduated from Clovis High School. She also graduated cum laude from USC where she a ffiliated with Kappa Kappa Gamma. Her fiance, son of Mrs. Patricia Havlken of Balboa Island and the late Richard M. Haviken, graduated from Corona del Mar High School and USC. He affiliated with Kappa Sigma. Hanrahan-Delaney Oevin Mary Hanrahan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J . Howard Hanrahan of Fullerton, is eneaged to marry Terrance Francis Delaney, son of Mr. and Mn. Francis M. Delaney of Newport Beach. The wedding will take place July 8. in the home of the bride's parents. Miss Hanrahan is a graduate of Marlborough High School, Los Angeles, and Texas Christian University. Her fiance gradual· ed from Corona del Mar High School. Edmonston-Patrick Diane C. Patrick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Patrick of Newport Beach, and Robert R. Edmonston, son of Mr. and Mrs.· Russell S. Edmonston of Temple City, were married in St. James Church in Newport Beach. The bride is a graduate of Newport Harbor High School and USC, where she was a member of Kappa Alpha Theta. Edmonston graduated from San Gabriel High School and USC. He was a m ember of Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Seek-White <!:hristine Jo White. daughter of Ruth E White of Santa Ana and Alvin G. White Sr. of Hunllngton Beach, has been married to Fredertck Charles Seek of Anaheim in First Advent Christian C hurch, Tustin. The Mr. and Mrs. Kusaka Mrs. Dalby Mrs. Edmonston Mrs. Seek Miss Shaver Mrs. Bonanni bridegroom is the son or Mr. and Mrs. Charles Seek of Costa Mesa. The bride is a graduate of Newport Harbor High School and attended Aurora College, Orange Coast College and Southern Oregon State College. The bridegroom is a graduate or California Stale University. Long Beach. Johnson-Bartling Beryl Ann Bartling, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mebus Bartling or Huntington Beach, and Jeffry Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. J ulie S. Johnson or Suisun City, have been married in St. Michael and All Angels Church, Corona del Mar. The bride graduated from USC and ANN LANDERS I HAPPENINGS Mr. and Mrs. Drew Miss Hanrahan Mrs. Johnson Mrs. O'Desky affiliated with Della Delta Delta. She was a Mary Duque Guild of Childrens Hospital de· butant<'. The bridegroom graduated from USC and affiliated with Delta Tau Della. He is employed by Security Pacific Bank. The couple will li ve in Los Angeles. O'Desky-Tucker Patricia Ann Tucker, daughter of Dr. and M ~s: Royal Tucker of Ne~port Beach, and W11l1am Lewis O'Desky of lrvme, have been married in Ch,ast Church by the Sea. Newport Beach. Mr. O'Desky is the son of Mr. and Mrs. David O'Desky of Toledo, Oh10. The bndC' IS a graduate or Sweet Briar College and the Un1vers l&ty or Southern California where she arrihated with Kappa CAhloha Theta soror1tv. Sh<' 1:. a 1971 National arily League debulantc. The bri<h-groom ,((r:.iduatcd from the University or Toledo where he was a member of Sigma Alph:.i Mu . lit• did graduate work at Ohio State University and 1s employed by Ci vil Service Employees Association of Amerira. The couple will live in lrvine. Shaver-Brown Carol L. Shaver, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd II. Shaver of Huntington Beach, is engaged to marry Michael G. Brown of Huntington Beach. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Brown of Great Falls. Montana. The wedding will take place March 25 in South Coast Plaza Hotel Garden Court. The future bride and bridegroom both graduated from Marin a Hi gh School. She attends Golden West Junior College 'Honey of a Bee' Honored at Bear Street School ••••• Bear Street School In Costa Mesa was literally buzzing with excitement Wednesday when Mrs. Bee Huntley, school secretary alitee 1966. was surprised and honored on Secretary Day. · Her first reaction was "total amazement" whe\'t she saw the sign, "To A Honey of a Bee" posted on the ffnce outsid~ the elementary school. "Then I saw my husband ~WUUam) and my daughter <Lee> too. I had no idea they had been invited." she said. In additioo to being treated to a poUuck lunch prepared by the teachers, she w11 prHented with a huge spring 1ardeo buket. ••tt was lhe most elaborate thing you can imagine.•· More theft 150 children then paraded throu1h her ofnce, each bearing large, Eut.er ega·shaped cardl with verses and sayinp on them. locludin1 ~Umenls such as, "We like Mra. Huntley" anc! "I love you." Tile celebraUon marked one of four special d•>1 Ill IM lthool: CU.todhm Da1. Cafeterta Man••• Day, Principal Day and th1I time, SecretarY' Day. The ft1th•ltl• were the ldn of Cell ...,_u, attemoOe klndercarten teacha an6thla ~ar'lf acully aoclal daalnnan. · . Mn. Huntley, a Huntlnitoa 8e1ch.realdent, added that her hobby 11 coolctn1, and U-1t "ev•ryone gav_, me reelpe books and· recipe C?ardl -I'm going to be cookSq for the ,. .. t of my Hie." Whtn tho excltoment died dQwa; 1be Hld "I Just can't ~llevo what a day f bM. I dltn'l aet any work done, believe mel" Happenings By Mar~la Forsberg dayaFil ng auction. It seemed there was tom on tbe block for everyone -a 1922 Mode T Ford convertible. patntinc1, a waterbed, a Darth Vader Ster Wars mask and more. All Items wer• donat4d bJ merchants and memben o( the communlt)'. · Chairman was Kat~ I. St.er; co· chairman was Terry JaNtl. People Peering Dr. GUH T. Browa, Newport lluch· retlden\ and dean of iraduate 1tu4l• and profe11or of hl1tory at Callfornta State Untver1lty, PulJertonf ts a nowly •lected member of the Exp orera Club. lt la a New York Cit)'·baMd orginlzatlon lovolvtd ln the aearch for knowledce . Winners ln a hi•tory e1uy contest ~n1ored by the Dau1htera of the Amerlcan :Revolution, ColoMl Wiiliam Cabell Chapter, have befn announced. More t1'an 100 Newport Harbor aru students oht.tred the contest with HHYI tilled, "Orowln1 Up In Colonial AmerlCa.'• r&nt place wtnnera were Kl•ber'-1 A• ._....Ma. ..... Carden Hall Sehool; •Uta rl]mth11fade, a. Jobft ~ Baptlat htiOOI; Q '/ TU01, HVll\tb ~ell, HotaC!e l:nlJD : l••le •ae elpth •~·· oe .. .,.. S<ltm •.• .U.ce ....,... ~ . .,_.,t«t··tf tJlil Am.rtcu •••o.latkin, ._..4 aever•f'La1una Beach High School students recently. Tra~ey Minkin, a senior, was recognized as the DAR Good Citizen or the Year. Three. American Field Service foreign students -.Beatrtce Ru.sso (llaly), Sbal Tcboublneb <Iran> and Michael Gaffney (Tasmania) -spoke to the DAR group about their experiences at LBHS. . . Linda Hall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John C. HalJ of Laguna Niguel, has been named to the dean's honor list for the fall semester at Mount st. Mary'• College. Miss Hall is a junior nur•tni rn-.tor at the Chalon campus in west Loa Artielea . . . Nursing caps, symbolizing six mootbl compleUon of a three·year currtculum .at CaUfornla Hospital School of Nursing <CHSN), have been received by freshman 1tudentl Jk!lty Cec~arlJll of Colta Mesa ansd Jodi Bora Of Fountain Valley .•• Callfornla 'Hospital School ot Nursing freshman student Dettlse Noble .la the recipient of a three-year scholarship grant fr()m the non-profit Crenabaw Medical Foundation. Her fJrenu 1ro Mr. and Mrs. GraavWe WaU of rvln• •.• Kappa Alph Theta sorority celebrated lt1 108tb annlverury with a Foundert Da,y luncheon lo Pasadena. Those atl•ndlnf from the Orange Cout Alumnae Chapter were Mn. c.v. McMaaaa1H)', Mrs. Ben Hatohl and Mra. Lo•ell Go.de. They received tholr 50·Year pins recently at a luncheon hotted by Mn. Jodle Randel Miiier of HunUnl\00 Harbour. All three pledaed at USC .•• Jaeqtde MU .. r, coordinator of volunteers at Hoag Memorial Hotpltal Presbyterian, has annowiced the awards for volu.nteer hours wortecl at lbe bolpltal by AwdUU)' members durln1 &he tAGnlb ot Jamaar,. Mn. Wlllla• £. La•••teaJ • JS-year memHr and a past pretlcWat ot the Auxntary, wu awarded a pln m ,neo1PtJon ot bavma completed •,000 hours. Otbena NfflvlA1 awarda wen Mn. E. Leroy Be••• Mn. a. Jaa Gan••· Mn. Vllu E. Couch, Mrs. Paul J . HegPnf'T and Mrs. Raymond Zambllo. Candystripl\rs earning awards were.• Janie<> Johnson, Karn Vogt, Julie Jensen, Lisa Vasi, Kim Brusseau, Vicki l'httia, Kris Roberts, Susan Shafer, Janelle Geller and Becky Klein. Tutched It looks like the King Tut exhibit at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art is still making news. especially for the hundreds or members and guests of the Laguna Beach Museum or Art who rode buses to the city last weekend and today to take a look at the artwork and artllacts. Hostesses serving fruit cocktails and coffH cake breakrasts on the buses last Sunday were Mu. David Yount(. Mrs. Vance Booker. Mrs. Edmund Douglas. Mrs. Maryte Haasoe. Mrs. Habbud Keavy, Mrs. Walter Rlcbard.toa • Mn. Jack Boyle, Mrs. C. Stuart Lewis, Mn. Carl S.1nmlow and Mrs. Dalliel A. Schryver (ahe or1an1zed the tours.) Today's hostesses include Mrs. JOHpb G. Wllaon, Mn. Glenn B. Soelberg. Mn. Jack Axc,laon, Mrs. Janet R. Watts. Mrs. Dale PeterlOD. Mrs. W.R. Oatway, Mrs. James T. van Reuselaer, Mrs. Dorothy Hofrichter, Mn. Btlaabe&h Delmar and, once again, Mrs. Sc.b ('yYel'. Officers Mr1. Wllllam Wilcox has been installed as the prHldent of the Newport Harbor Auxiliary of Chlldttn'1 Rome Society ... Sllerl')' Slgler, Irvine, bu been elected president or Alpha Chi Omega,' one of 13 sororlUel at the University o( Southern California. She ls a 197S Jraduate of Unlvenl\yJUib School .•• lln. Ga SUllweJl will ~ u pl'Uident of the Newport-Irvine Ch ,_.of&MOran••eo..InlJ Music Center. 0 . ORANGE COUNTY Business OF THE WEEK Sunday,M..-ch12, 1978 DAIL V PILOT ClJ Firm. Applies · Power Quietly Those sleek buildings of major corporations located in the Irvine Industria l Complex sometimes blind the eye to the thousands o( smaller firms operating quietly nearby. For at least one company, Transcbem, quiet is an apt description. They make power s upplies and printed circuit boards. As the company'!! technical c.lirector and assis· tant general manager Ernie Aiu says, ~hings haven't changed much in the power supply business. WIDLE THE REST of the electronics industry suffers ups and downs in sudden technology shins, power supplies remain an essential element in electronic equipment. Quiet spoken, with his desk covered by the day's paperwork, Aiu keeps tabs on amazingly small details about production and shipping. It is a direct way of delivering service and in- formation to customers. And, Aiu says, that is the reason Transchem has retained its customers for so long . Many have been clients since he joined the company in 1956 when it was called Trans Val. The customer list includes McDonne ll Douglas, Hughes, Sperry Gyroscope in New York, Northrop and ITT. TRANSCHEM IS A division of Jetronic In· dustries, a publicly held company traded on the American Stock Exchange. The power supply maker produced about $3 million of the parent's nearly $19 million total earnings in 1977. Transchem is a two-fold operation, one part makes power supplies, the other custom printed circuits. There is, says Aiu, little crossover between the two segments, although power supplies are built Learning division spreads Xerox gospelofsuccess By THOM LECOQ ()t 1"-D•llJ Piiat Staff A few years ago a business magazine said Xerox was one of the top five best-managed com· panies in the world. . By the time that assessment reached print, however, Xerox officials had already seen this acumen as a marketing opportunity. IF WE'RE DOING well at it, they might have thought, perhaps othe rs might want lo duplicate Xerox's managerial success. With that in mind, the copier manufacturer ac- quired Basic Systems, a management training firm, in 1965 as the nucleus of what is now Xerox Learning Systems. The group now offers programs and seminars in thr(!e main business areas. Victor Scherr. account executive for the group's Orange Coast custom~rs, . said the ~ro· grams ('Over selling, communications and first line m anagement skills. Scherr who also teaches seminars for Xerox customers.' said the programs center on teaching practical skrlls, are design~d arou~d. small g~oup instruction and aim at leaving part1c1pants with a <'Om forlable feeling about using what they've learned. "SOME CORPORATIONS don't believe in training," Scherr explained. "They think, 'the peO· pie we've hired have already been developed.' "But the state of the art in selling is changing, business is more complicated and people ·need more skills to insure (company) growth." Selling, he said, has become a need-fulfillment task. Salesmen must learn lo probe for needs, not just listen for those outlined by the customer. Closing, he added, has changed as well. "CLOSING NOW is more of a recommenda· tion ... it ·s made to cause the customer to do something." he said. In selling, he added, "lbe goal is to earn the right to do business with their company." Xerox management training programs, Consumer Spree Over Escalating values of real estate have made many quite well otr ·1n recent years -al least on paper. But many people, ac· cording to Dean Witter Reynolds, are uslng that added equity to finance other spending. The brokerage estimates that nearly $20 billion in last year's massive consumer credlt spending spree was financed by new morta1ea on exisUn1 bom&a lbat dldn 't cbanae bands. Witter thlnka, bowever, that the boom ll endlnt llnce the ratio ol credit e~lon.a to the GNP 11 at an aJl time blCb. CAPITOLIZE WITH CAPITOL CAPITOCIZATION MEANS TO CONVERT CAPIHl TO CASH If yow -SI 000 •o n o 000 ·-..... ,.,.. own • no.,.. "' 01,,.. or-1y l>llcl '"' OI no1 ... CAPITOi. HOYl I QAN uranoe lo acr<t0111• '°"' -1\t 11\IO a .-, IOerl -late -lnellclly-- GD Capitol Home Loan °"'Ill Cllil .. ~ "°"'·"" ...... ,.1( .... c.11..,.o1 ___ ,, 1oc111• ~tor..,. IKta. We'd Really tike to help COSTA MESA ., ............ 7141154CM412 The Conapang ••• Transchem. a division of Jetronics Industries Inc. Makes power supplies and circuit boards. Located at 3767 Birch, Newport Beach, it has 130 employees with a new facility due for completion by,.. April in Corona. 1977 sales: About $3 million. Parent (Jetron ic) based in Philadelphia, listed on American Stock Exchange under JET symbol. Pr~ncipals : Bill Myatt, general manager; Ernie Aiu, assistant general manager; Stan Thorp, printed circuit manager, and Dave Kienzle, electronics manager. on boards made in the 20,000 square-foot facility localed al 3767 Birch St., Newport Beach. A new factory will open sometime in April in Corona. Why so far away'! Labor supply problems here, he answers. "THE COMPETITION for good electronic as· sem biers is so keen in this area. Most come out of Anaheim or Buena Park, not many (assemblers) Live around here," he explains. Corona wUI offer a be\ler labor supply at lowe1 cost. About 130 workers are jammed into the ~ewport Beach racillty, and Aiu says that every· one works on a first name basis. It helps over· come depersonalization, and be thinks it helps bold good workers. · Commuting, he adds, ls another problem in al· tracting workers. "Once upon a time, it was easy to commute in· to here, but because of the l.nf1ux of business, it takes an extra half hour to eet in, lon1er to get out, so normal workina people 1et diacouraced." Cost of housing complicates the labor problem, Aiu says, "No one can afford t.o live down here." THF.SE P&OBLElllS make jo~ in other parts of the county. closer to low-cost housing, much more attractive despite higher pay scales here. Trans Val, he said, began making valves, but in the late 'SOS developed a solid state power sup· ply used 1n a Northrop drone. Since then, only one other type of power unit has been devised, the switching power supply, which uses small computers to turn power on and off about 20,000 times per second lo fill a capacitor. The capacitot acts as a sort of battery, bleeding off power as needed, but refilled the ins· tant it reaches a voltage threshold. Conventional power suppUes, be says, use transformers, diodes and capacitors lo produce a steady now or direct current. The switching unit is lighter , but ''has its pro· blems ... it won't replace the older (power) sup· plies -they'll play on forever," be says. TRANSCHEM DEPENDS ON a mixture of military and commercial customers for stable operation. 1n fact, it was that mix that kept the firm out of the pinch when aerospace collapsed in the late '60s. Their ~wer supplies are used in the Navy's ''Harpoon' project, the crwse missile, a Hughes mobile radar project, the F·lS and McDonnell Douglas F-18. On the commercial side, their equipment is in ITT facilities, provides current for computers and is sold in England to ICL for their System 10 com· puters. The mix has s mootl\ed company earnings so there have been few "peaks and valleys." Aiu .. ' Transchem's Emie Aiu displays two power supplies.made in Newport Beach Transchem facilities produce about 95 percent of their total output with small parts from vendors making up the rest. SHORTAGES OF certain parts occasionally disrupt production, he says, but rarely hurt. · Besides, he adds, the aood relationship! with customers sometimes means they do a little "leaning" on slow suppliers. Bill Myatt, general manager or Transchem (unavailable for an interview) has been with the firm as long as Aiu. Other division principals are Stan Thorp, manager of printed circuits and Dave Kienzle, manager of electronics. • adds, "In all our years of doing business, we have never had a lay off." Transchem is a largely autonomous part of Jetronic Industries. Other divisions include Ray JeHerson, makers of marine electronics (stung hard last year in the Citizens Band radio market), a contracts divi&ion aimed at the military market, Eaton Laboratories and a newly acquired 45 per· cent equity in Levin Enterprises. a furniture wholesaler. Sherr said, take 'a ver~ h~tic -if practical., -point of vlew. ··A manager lhust learn to i(lvolve all his peo· pie in the decision-makiz!I ~-" '. He added, "One b~ probl~m is the inability of managers to create an emliroDment in the work group so they (employees) can ~Uy grow.". Many managers, particularly those moving to manaeement-!rom eng!Aeerlnt or scientific back· grounds , "think people don't want to work ... that they have to kick them to gel movement. "But people who work want to contribute," he said, and failing to let them g.ive their best "is a sour ce of frustration and resistance to manaee· ment." Sherr said the programs call for 8 to 12 partici· pants and begin with case studies, structured role playing and review of performance. HIS ORANGE COUNTY customers include , many major companies, including Pacific Mutual Life, Integrated Data Corp.. Beckman Instru· ments Hunt· Wesson Foods and Telefile. T~lefile Corp's. notional sales manager Gary Mara gives the sales program high marks. (See XEROX, Page C7) Aerospace. he says, ti-as had a profound effect on all electronics businesses. -By THOM LECOQ RELIABILITY AND testing criteria have pushed costs to nearly three times the price of comparable power units made in the past, but de· pendability has been higher. During the same period, units have been cul about 30 percent in size for comparable output. '78 PORSCHES AREHHE! PORSCHE LEASING ~ TRIUMPH . . ' HEW & USED RAY . a Transchem has firms representing them in the Midwest, East and West coasts and also bas three salesmen seeking new business and servicing clients.· Bul Aiu a nticipates no rapid arowtb for Transchem. Stabllity and slow lricreases are the natural order of lhines in this slow-changing seg· CALL THE EXPBT BILL y A TES. IHC. Fl A DEBOE VW/POISCHE ment of the electronics market. • 837 -400 493-.S 11 BRITISH N.OTOR CAR ) If; 18 Aulo (-"'fer O•·•P luine H 3 0 700(' Ride the BIG WAVE ••• Ski the Big Mountain Win an Air California ski vacation for two to Lake·Tahoe .. ~ THE SOUTHLAND'S NEWEST RADIO STATION ~ at the crest of your FM radio dial • Founeil, K APX Fly to Tahoe's Ski Scene non-stop on Air California ... Stay ~wo nights at Lakeland Village, condominium living on the lake ... Ski H~ave~IY. Vallay with lift tickets provided. Return home non-stop on Air Calif orn1a. 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CAl'l>el•"g AM t.0.0, tinted g~u. l>er •C.CF8Ul2?1!>7 Sa• 1:1516 DUNTON'S PRICE 1974 MOVA HATCHBACK ~=~·~:~i::1~~s 52299 r 1 tlyfJ w hit Soortv trlf'\IOOtllhOn (80&1 I (tOOl.GYI . 1977 PONTIAC VENTURA ::::~~~r.n=:·~7i. 53899 wflol•••ll hr-. 1altye -Mod Siii wolfl PIP (631A) (2Y27C1W 10llG21) 1975 GRANADA 4 DOOR SEDAM V .. aulO ,, ... , -1-...0. P°'"•' brl•H rad•o. hell•. s2999 *~·· ... ·-........ ,.., v>nyl •nla"OI SI-•8109 S... 1$WllF1151M 1975 MAVERICK 4DOOR e c..,1 •"'a ''•'"" tlCforv ,. , ~i~:·~·~·,n~ ~=~~:·:r~ 52699 •l"lt;.•I "'" lu•t.ry CIKOI e1g1.nn teonomy •'"' c.IHa (P8139J (5K!nl 16~20) 197 6 COURIER PICKUP 1978 PINTO RUMAIOUT • cyl blue""'" bl .. "'"" lrom. s3 99 2300 cc enQ•M rad11I tlreJ. oower 'K" & ~ •'-'•no St• IP6$1 Set ~eA11v1n111. 4 1976 DATSUN PICKUP 1976 DATSUN IZIO 2+2 ~=~· !:,,,.,--.--:: --' cyt , ' N*d. l'lldlo. 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CUllOrn s4199 m19 s & RWl Cu1tom economv (PfltO!I (!oll1ft7XJ 197 6 MERCURY MOMARCH 2 DOOR ~~;~~o :~'!.o~~~~.~= 53499 whe•I c01i1ftt"i l~ 100 SfflO uo • ere,.,. {P81081 S'N3!>l.~730311 1976 CHEVROLET MOMTECARLO V·8. auto tran,.. tec:1ory ''' ~~i'~o:;:9e ... ~~ .. ~~:: 54799 ...,,,,_," , ..... CU<>M oon!Yol. t1n1ed gf1H wh• .. covef'I, Llnclau 100 llv<gvncly bMuty. (P8t 17) (lltllNlKJ, 1976 GRANADA 4DOOR ~~~dC~~~~.n~ra":M1lrJ%~c: s3199 wtutew1ll hr• vt""'4 roof hntect ;tasa. wh••• covera. vinyl 1ntertor Cle1n at"ld re•dy (P9135J (OHWNKI 1976 COUGAR XR7 ~!;.a~::,,::::.;:..:. ~J;,8M 55599 f.-cl'O, 1111, cruiee. IHMCI gt.., whee! covert Landau too, 111<11001 II-Clll. CPSOMI (224NXM). 1975 PINTO RUHAIOUT • .vi • ·.l()Mld ij>I AM FM t,A))eHfl: n .. tw ~ O)Ve<t 9 .. tef•'•' tlllt('(W' A •ot firof' lhfl ITIOR4tf P11114 •90"4PVI 52299 1977 THUNDERBIRD V·8 auto lr1n1. factory .,, Ctlnd1Hon1"'9 ~ \te-ennQ. oo•ttr O•'C Dra,._"'" oowtu '-1rtCIO•" ritrJ•O ,,ellf r w,,11e...,111 ,,,_., "''"Yi root 1.n,A(I C)ll hlf ~ NtM '.\ YVl-1' cn•~t• 1PBI?~ 31nc;e 55999 1974 PINTO RUHAIOUT OU1 !P8tl• eeDSLO. •cvl •• -........... , ...... 51999 1975 ELITE V-8, auto l•a"t IK<OtV ''' $ 99 cond1t10n•no OOW9' 1teenno 36 -d11t --. hft AW~M 1eo10. v1nvt rooC sotn tlt•urv vinyl ·~1011or Try~ on lo< >•II (P9084J 1221Nl<AI • ft DAILY PtlOT !:U.:1 . -' Ronald LaPread, of the Commodores, is cheered on by fellow teammates at the finish of the team endurance relay. TV cameraman reads between races. Team captains Phyllis Diller, Sandy Duncan chat. Daily Pilot Photos by Gary Ambrose Kenny Loggins signs autographs for many I ans. PVBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE PVBUC NOTICE P UBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE PERSONALITIES/ LEGAL NOTICES Rockers Run, Cameras Roll By MICHAEL PASKEVICll Of .. o.lt, " ....... Rock went jock Saturday at UC Irvine as some of the bluer names in contemporary music -plus the Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders -turned out to strut their stulf athletically for an upcoming NBC special. A slick, sogglng infield sent a number or stars sliding Wlceremoniously, but the intermil· tent drizzle on a damp chilly day hardly ham· pered the TV camera crews nor dampen'ed the enthusiasm of a few hundred fans at the university's track stadium. THE FANS, MOSTLY TEEN·AGEllS, screamed, shouted and danced upder direction of the film crew, and some were rewarded with autographs and friendly smiles from their idols. "The First Annual Rock 'N' Roll Sports Classic," will air in May, featuring west vs. east coast musicians ln events ranging from swimming to soccer. Members of the 'SOS parody band Sha Na Na, The Jacksons, ELO and Boston made up the bulk of the east team, with added support from singers Anne MWTay, Billy Davis and Marilyn Mccoo. THE WF.ST TEAM FEATURES a cont· lngent from Earth, Wind and Fire and The Commodores, two of the hottest soul bands in the country, plus the all-female rockers The Runaways, Seals and Crofts and Kenny Log· gins. Young pop star Leif Garrett and Krist1 McNlcol or TVs' "Family" show were big favorites with lbe younger crowd, and Garrett was the victim or a humorous mlxup during Saturday's opening event. As Garrett tore off on his relay in the en· durance race, the announcer shouted, "There goes (country western singer) Tanya Tucker:• But the mistake was understandable. Both are young, blond and pretty. Ten Dallas Cowboy Cheer leaders, packed tightly into blue mid-rUf tops and white boots and hot pants, were never without a contingent of photographers close at hand. THE STUNNING YOUNG women were polite and obliging to photographers all day, but an ever-present chaperone drew the line on photographer's requests. Phyliss Diller, the east team captain, said she was refused a spot on the cheerleading squad "because my·pom pons were too small." As with all made-for-TV events, there were numerous delays, prompting co-host Ed MacMahon to try and rev up the crowd with a few of his patented ''lliyooos ! ! " THE YOUNG JACKSONS and Runaways had an unsurprising edge in the men's and women's 100-yard dashes, both bands placing two finishers in the top three. The teams left their instruments behind and Irvine's University High marching band sup- plied the musical backdrop for the show. UCl will gel a $20,000 scholarship for letting NBC use its facilities, and ex-gridder turned celebrity Karras suggested,a financial start for a university football team. The three-day, sold out extravaganza ends today with English superstar Rod Stewart in the men's soccer goal kick and both teams in a final tug of war. Then it's back to selling records. Dallas Cowboy Cheerleader on camera. PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE FICTITIOUS IUSINISS FICTITIOUS BUSINESS f'ICTIT10US IUSINHS FICTITIOUS 8USINISS FICTITIOUS IUSINISS 5TATaMINTOF ABANDOffMlh\_T l'ICTITIOUS BUSINESS FICTITIOUS IUSINESS NAME STATEMENT NAME STATEMENT NAME STATEMENT NAME STATEMENT NAMIE STATEMENT Of' USE OI' _ ---' NAME STATEMENT NAME STATEMENT Tiie lollowfl,q per..,ns •r• clolll9 The following pu..,ns •r• doln9 T"'• lollowlne persons •r• doing Tiit lot1owln9 person 11 doing Tll~ followlr19 per'°"' •r• do•nv l'ICTITIOUS •USINEUNAME Tiie lollowfng person la OOlnv bllsl· T~ loll0Wln9 penon tS doing bus .. tMalness., buslnos a\ 1>vsl11e11 H . bualneu as· bullnen'" TM loll-Ing _...,, "-•• abatl· ness as nau u: MICHAL GREEN LIMITED CLASSIC & SPECIAL INTREST THE EXTRA MILE. a.11 Pine DIVERSIFIED BUILDER'S HONG ICONG CHINESE dof\flll1-weoflhelkllllOUHIUSlnHS AOS 1e·s W ORLD R/C SECO INTERNATIONAL. 1S37 EDITION •11 Gl rt Strtel, A I COACH U PH Ol.S TE RY• 20'1 Slrhl, Irvine. c.tltorl'l•t»lf ACCESSORIES, ll>'1 '"9r.amor9 LllM, RESTAURANT, 1170 W, B•ker. Coll• Mme: SPECIAL TIES, t71 B•oonl• AYe , Beker. Sulle "C" Cost• Mtta, 9, L•gu,..'9ea<h. ~~UI p' Pl1cenl11, Cosla Mesa, C.llfornla Merk S. WepnlO, 1'US c.t-ro Garcl9n ~. C.llforNI taa MltS41, CA. t1'llll THE FLowt!A POT SHOP, IMO s.n. Colla Mu•. C.lllomll t:M2' Call'11rnle '2•a Ke ren Brown, •11 Glenneyre '261T Strffl, T1r1-, CallfOrllla tU5' Edward S Wl\lle, 12361 lAr....,_ Alf'9d IAu, 1217 S. W.stmoretancl, teA•enue,CosteMeu,C.lllomlatn27 RIKI AINhlQ, 912 Be9onl• Ave.. Wllltern Ja,.,,., Scott Jr., 1901 Stru t. AP4. 9, l.•llUn.t S.ach, CA. Car1Ma11...., ... Beec:hst.,Cott1 warren C. o. .... Jr.. a.JI PIM L•n1,GerellftGrove,Callfornt•t2'4l LosAnQeltt,CA t0006 The ,lcllll-Bwn.u Heme r .. Cost1Mew,eallfomlata2' L.tnfi Ori~. C:O.la l'Msa, c;..111om1• 9l6SI Mua. Callfornl• 92627 SI'"'· Irvine" C.lllornl• U714 This bu\lnns la condl.cled .. ., an Jack LIU, 12141'1 s WHlmO<el ... d, '"''" 10 ....... ., llled In Or-Tiiis bu\lneu II conclu<tfd by ... In-OU6 Michel Green •11•11 C1111lne ~lch•rd l(ev. "61 N-1 Blvd.. Jeflro D How•s, .:oi. Vlsl1 lndlvtc:t1111. Los AnQeles. CA. t0006 County on May 21, 1974• dlvlc:tu11. This binlne\S Is cond'Ucled by an ln- 0 1 LegllnA euci. CA '2•SI Cost1Mew,Callfornt19K26 C•ud•t. Newpo<t 8Hcll, Calllornle Edwards. White I(• n n., l. • u, 1 11 4 "°' s . Oon.tld w. Wr19t>t, _. Diii• Street, A-t:'INlno dlv1011al. '~'aryl c. Prins: ui Glenneyrt Tnh b11S1neu Is conducted by a t?..O Tiiis 1l1temen1 was rited wlllt IN WH1monland,LMAnqtles.CA.90006 CosteMew C.llfornla,t2'V Tiiis stett!r'Mnl wH flltd wllll IN WllllamJa,,...sScot1Jr. Street, Alll· t, t.avun.t e .. ch, CA. 11t11tr•I ~11nerslllp. Tiiie bualneu 11 condueted by • CoU1\tY Clef'll of Or.nge County on Tllh buslneu ts cond11cttd by a Elotda M. wr191tt, ... Ogle SlrMI, County Cl•rll of Or•nve County on This st•l...,.nl wH filed wlllt "'- 91451 Cltfl Mahno venerel ~rl,.rsNp. Marcll 10, 1'11. 91ner1I Pltftnerslltp. cost a Mew, c.tllomll t2't1 Merell t , 1t7L County c1 ... 11 of Oranoo COUlllY on n ils buslMn '' conclucltd by • Tilts stalem.nl was flltd with tn• Merli S. Wepnlck """' Allred L•u Tiiis buslneu wlS conctucted by •n ,,.,., F~bruery 77, 1'78. general partnership. County Cler~ of °'""99 County on Tlll1 s111-wn llted wllll the Publlsllld OrlnQe C:O.sl Dally Piiot, Thll sta•-1 was filed wllll the lndlYldutl. Publl~hed Or•nve Coast Dally Pilot, FtffJS iceren Brown F1bruarv12, t7'. County Cltrlt of Ofa11ge County on Marc1112, It, 2'and A!Wll 2, lt1f County Clerk of Or11190 coun1y on o-ld w. Wl"tflt March 12, 1t,a,an<1"prll2.1t7f Publhhed o..anoo O..~t Oaity Pilot. Mlchll Orffft FUtM Marcll 10, 1t7&. 993-7' February 1S, 1'79. • Tllll ital_. wet Iii.ct wlllt tri. tS6-71 Feb.1'.endMlr S.11.19.1•18 '811-7f Daryl C. PrlM Publlstitd Or1n91' C:O.s1 D•lly Piiot, MAltlC S. WAl'MICIC 1'1-County Cltrlt of Of..,._ C-ty °" Thi• 1111-1 w•t flied wllh ti. Ftb. Uend-. S, t2, 19, 197f 760-lt •• Wll..,.. ..W., •• PVBUC NOTICE Publlll>ed Oranoe Coast O•llv Piiot, Marcll t, lt71. CouMy Cltrll Of C>fenoe CouMy Oft aavet'IF MIMS. Cellfertllatatt Ftbnlery It, 26, and Xarcll S, 12, 1978 reiwuuy IS, fm. PUBUC NOTICE """' 1-----------·1 ,,..1, , .. ,,. PlllltrsltN OrlnQe °"''' Dell, Piiot, f'ICTITIOUS •ustNESI ltaHKOP. IUDOIHIAUM ..... T.Ml!lfTO, AIANDONMl!NT 1Mrc:ltll.1t,H-""'112, '"' NAME STATEMENT A Lllw c:er,.ra... ••" o• US• o• "4-71 Tiit fotlowl119 persona art dol119 Stilt D -~· .-" .-bulllntnn: l------------1 ~ .. llMCll,CA. t1HI PICTITIOUS •USINl!SS NAMIE $Hel.l.·BERN ENTEAPltlSl!S, Publlshtd OrlnQe Goist Dally Piiot The followlnv __, "-' ~ PUBUC NOTICE 2MU VI• S.n Gii, Ml11I"' Viejo, PICTITIOUS •USINHI ~..... It .. Mat<ll $ u . 1'11 • Ille u• .... OcllU-"'61netos-: C.lllOrTlll n67S ....... ITATaMaNT ry ' ' IS4-7a CltEOIT ANALYSIS SYSTEMS, llernard Jos-.ih WoolNr, SHt Tiit l9flewln9 ~rson le doing ________ __..___ -INC., 10221 Slllttr, Suftt JOI, Fount••n f'ICTITIOUS au11Na1S Werwldt Clrclt. LI Pelrna, Caflfoml• bldlnen as: P• ... uc NOTICE v.110.CA'210I NAMISTAT•M•NT •u l(•TEs •1tE u ... "' ur1. '-IU Tiie Fl<:tltl-llusl-Name ,.. Tiit followlnv P«ton1 er• dolft( Mlcl\I .. CollRft ~s, tl6t2 Via N_,.,-t IMdl, Gellfor111•""1 -----------•I !erred lo ...... w .. 111ed In Or.,_ llusifttU Ill . Sift Gii, Ml•lon Vlt)o, Cellfoml• ta1s "••d M. MelOJ, JIO S.pp,.,lrt, CTlTIOUS UStNall COllftlJ on 1-16-11 CH I LO"l!N VNLIMITEb, 111• Tiii• butlfWH b Cond\Kted .. ., • 811bol l•Mncl. Catl#Wllla .... l'I AMa ITA:UaNT Allon O'Mt TPTarit. MSO Alltnl• Hew MuArlllur Blvd., N1wporl 119Mral 1*1Nrlftlo. Adrlennt 0 . Miit,, JIO 5"Plll,... ",_._ I ........ .__L AJlt, 1, H ......... Kfl. CA.,... e..cll, CA.,..., ~J WMI-HIMI llllNI, c.tl!onllatM1 Tiie , .. _",. ,.,_ • ~-. ...,.. TLI• ~-·-w-c~-·.... .... .. SIMdla tnd ,.•trlcla ic-~. 11 • Tltla ~-0-1 11 ~Md .... aft "'~~I '"UTO ...... ..,. -.. .. __ ... 1,..,7,.du'"'"'at -~--• -· '"'""' T11l1 1111-t WH llled Wftfl tt1e -•• .... , .. .. ....," .... _ .., __ ,., ...... , -•tfltlltlt'&t ~. Newport haclt, CA County Cltrtt of Oraftfit Count, '" llldlvlfllal. • A-ca•MIM.Gl41fwlll"'»V At..,,C.Twr..,. "'* Marc111 me FrMM.Metfit Cellforftll nU1 Tltl• llei.menl ..... fned Wltfl "" Tltl1 IMHM b ceftducttd bl'"' In-• ""6t Tiiis ltalolf\Wlt • ., filed .... "" 0""'9 L. Motll«', •m SeMtt,... County Cltftt Of Orllftte C-ty Oft dMctual Publls.lled OrWl9I OiHt Dlfi, Pllet, County Clw1! tf Orant1t ~, Oii • ~ • .,.,.,_ UnM, OlllfWfll• ._.. ""· "· lt?I -·-si-..1<autr Marc"' s. 12. 1t. :i.. 1m ... ,. Mll•Cll t, "'' _... .--Tiiis 1111-w .. flied wflll Ille "lttl Tiii• !lull-"~ by "" • Plltlll.,_ Orl!llt QM!1t C>allY P1iot. caunty Cltfll of OrtftOI c;.un1y on ~1.-ClreftQlt ON1t Diiiy Plitt. • ••,.. 10..,. '-,_..,... ,.._ it,fj.iNt.S.11. 1m "'"· 1s, tt1t PUBUC NOTICE MMc11 u, tt. • "'°""" t. me .. ,. 1'llM ,.....,_,,... , .... wfllt tN ""'' ~lthMOrllltlONttO.lly~ c.vn1, °'"' •• o...,. c-i1, Oii PVBtlC NOl'JC• ,..., "·at. Merell. s. 12, 1tn Mer<lt •• "'' .. ,,,.,. ,.,..,.,._ __________ _ ~1"'9d Ol>Mll ClMlt 0.lly Pll6t. ITATIMS..,Of'MANpoMllilllff 1---------------.,, .. tt. "· ·-..,....a. ltll --01' __________ __.t ... 11 ..... 71 fltcTlt10UI autl•lM•AM• PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE PIJBUC NOTICE tt1tn:_':.1:ir,c•..:-•----::.•194"'~11---•• .,-,-CT-1n-oua-. -... -.-, .. -, ... , .. --• CAI. tiJM LAI. 111 l9tllll Ma111 llNMITATIM&llf ...J •tCTmOUS.._ •• _,. ..... , .... °'91ff, CA.... Tll9 ._....,.. ..... It .. Ill-... '4MMITA;;;;.:r-TM fle11tl ... 1111911\t .. Ut'llf , .. ................................................ 0r_ .. • I Before YOu Look For A Home, Look At Our Home Buyer's Kit. 11 has ideas lh<il make homo buying huw tho thoroughly trained 1 ·as1er, shows you how to evaluate Neighborhood Professionals•• 1xopert1e~; "~' you look at them. evPn cnn l1clp youw1lh all your includes cJ moving checklist for you Oilfuireal estate needs. 1u use alll!r you ve made your choice. J ust ask your part1c1patmq . ---21 RE 1 L ES ...... E CFNTURY 21 broker 1or a copy ... ~ . H • A I.Ml AncJ while vou·ro there. find out Sondsy, March 12. 1978 DAit v PILOT Pl ............ -. W"'f'(tlll"9• •• we·re the Neighborhood Professionals.'' SWIMG IKTO SPRING with th as perfectly )O{'uted two story townhomc No need lor sprang cleaning 11r sprang gardenang . The re's very lallle maintena nce requin•d. 3 spacious bedroom!-, convenient patio & 2 c:ar gar:t~l' SG3.500. JU',t h'tL>d. Owner lt.>avang Mate. ~o t'.11l 11uw, 645-74!21, Century 2l Weslchlf A VOID SPRING CLEANING by moving into this beaul1fully upgraded pnde·of 1)\4 nersh11> home on the bluff., l year old, 2 stone'> with OCt;AN VIEW. Vaulted ce1lin.f!', woc11l dE'rk patio l.. c·urn,•r location. 'i ou \\on't go wron~ by making an appu111tme11t lo ::.cc this sprinl{t1mc• i.pl'r1al. Asking onlv S!.il.900 fM 5·72:! L. \l'ntu rv 21 Wl'stclitf REDUCED SI 0,000 If 'ou like I lied rooms ~ st•parale maid ·s qu<irters . lamaly room, forma l d1111ni: & li ving room, S<'Pltrate laundry room. hu11l1n Jacun 1. wet bar, 2 fireplaces + a 14,000 s4. It. lot · stop this Sunday for our open house. 2474 Orange Ave. (Off Santa Isabel>. Call for further information. Century 21 Crocker, 642 5002. CATALINA The c1>mmand1ng Hunl1 ng1on Heach1Catahna view from this 5 bedroom horm· 1s brcathlak1ni:. Call now tnr an appointment. or Mo11 by Sunday lor 0 1H·n h ous e l 161 Glencaglcs Tcrr act>, (Victoria / Ca nyon). or c·all Crntury 21 Crocker. 642-:-.002 DUPLEX :l bedroom units, e'i.cellent <.'osta Mesa rental area. Owner anxious. Call for more 111lormat1on, century 21 Crocker, 612·5062 DRIVE IY 933 DOGWOOD (off Monrovia.) Fine. redecoral<.'d. movE'-lll 3 b<>droom home with boat or RV acc<'ss. OPJ::N Hous1-; Sun 1-4. Century 21 L>oyle. 548·1168 DRIVE IY 391 LA PERLE LAHE {oH Tustin.) This 4 bedroom vacant home available & owner will curry contract. OPEN HOUSE Sat. l-4. Century 21 Doyle, 548-1168. DRIVE IY 3019 SAMOA PLACE corr Labrador.) Sweet & lovely adult occupied 3 bedroom, 2"'• bath with fireplace & wet bar. Call for appointmi.'nl. Century 21 Doyle, 548·ll61!. USTSIDE SLEEPU No sign, Charmmj! 3 bedroom, l'.'2 bath lovely home. Reduced to S79.500. Appointment. ON LY! Century 21 Doyle, 548·1168 621 W .19fftSt. DRIVE IY TRIPLEX 536 HAMILTON STREET t house + duplex with garages. S P. S 122.500. Call for appointment. Cenlury 21 Doyle, 548-1168. HOW'S lMIS SOUND? N1cl• College Park home on elevated corner lot. Short walkmg distance to s hopping & schools. Cozy fireplace, bnck entry & planters & 50XlG partially covered palio. Sound ~ood? Come by on Open Hous<.' Sunday 12·5, 2317 Rutgers. Call Century 21 Airport, ask for A.24, 751-3910. •GIANT 2 STORY• This expandl-d townhome as the largest an Newport Ri\ iera' TllOUSANDS of SS in upgrades. Sweeping ~rounds to formal Jiving & dining rooms. Modem step saver kitchen. Luxurious private master s uite. Enjoy extras that make the good life better. Call Century 21 Surr. 979·1050. EL TORO LOOK WHAT WE FOUND! Very desi rable locataon, close to tennis courts, & swimming Pool. /\ ground floor 2 bedroom, Ph bath condo with a 2 car garage, live in utter tranquility & atr conditioned "nmfort surrounded by warm sort colors. The pnce 1-. right too' Call 581·5253 for mor<.' dl!laib. ' LAKE FOREST WOODS Ele~ance in lhis 2 story executive home surrounded by birch trees & park-like selt111g. A real show.place with top·$!rade custom ameruues •oo num('rous t o list . Prime cul-d e-sac lot. Believe it -a family room. form a l dining room, fireplace, & a bonus room lo do your own lhang. See it on Open House Sunday 12·5, 22031 Tanbark Lane. C:JI CE'nlury 21 Airport, ask for Al9. 751·3910 VETER.ANS KISS YOUR LAHOLORD GOODIYE Low down moves you m this bnght & spacious home Charming living room with loi.? burninJi! fireplace. Info r m a l d ining area that's c:onvenient & cheerful . Cool bedrooms in shaded wing. Wow• Wbul an opporturuty ! Hurry. call DOW! 830·1151. OLDER HOME El TORO Like to tix un old house'! A rare l1nd, offered to scllle estate., 5 BEDROOMS, l<"ORMAb DINING ROOM + CllABM GALORE. A bar~ain t oday , PR O FIT TOMORROW! Call now• 768·1021. aurna. 5 bedrooms, 2 story_ in choice Fountain Valley area. Needs tender touch & creative family lo bring out all its potential. Fantastic bonus room. bedroom & bath upstairs. You can profit by invesUng in this one. Well below markeL To see call 962·552t. A.DAUi ER! S parkling, newly decorated 3 bedroom, 2 bath, family room in GREEN VALLEY, Quiet s treet near park & pools. Professionally sculptured landscaping, 2 patios. Spacious family room adjoiping sunny patio kitchen bas wet bar for fun enlertairun!!. Vaulted beamoo ceilin~ & cozy fireplace give charm t o reitr, garden oriented Jiving room. Must set• to appreciate. Preview now by t•alting 962-5521. CASCADING SHADOWS From the open bea me d patio s hadows 1nc·h ac ro ss a professaonally landscaped yard, with sunken BBQ pit. Enter family room through wall of glass accented with fireplace & wet bar. Gourmet kitchen with bualtan microwave oven, oHers converuence to formal dining room & eating nook. Upstairs 16x 17 master bedroom affords intimate lounging pnvacy. Home equipped with burglar alarm for those busy executives. Century 21 Seabree1.e. Cil<C) 963-6708. 2 FOR I Herc's your opportunity to be your own landlord. Prope rty has 2 separate homes, each with 2 bedrooms. Ideal as investment, or mother·in-law quarters. Raise the rent & offset your house payments. Only $92,500. Century 21 Seabreeze, (714) 963-6708 OOWNTOWH 2 ON OOUILE LOT 300 vards to the he:ich. Live an om· & rent one Spla~h m th(' sparkhn~ pool An unusual property for thl' discri m m<itmJ? mv1•stor. for mnrc ·m10, call 962·5:>21. •PR.ICE SLASHED• •EXECUTIVE ESTATE• ~ll lo golf course or tennis courts . Exceplionr.I home in preferred nea~hborhood ! Spacious living room. Well·appolnted kitchen near sunny dJmng terrace! Vaulted ceilmg & fireplace in family room. Owner ha ~ s lashe d prt ce THOUSANDS ~'! narc chance in best a rea! Call to<lay! Century 21, Sur f, 979-1050 or 536-7542. ATTEMT'IOM vm! Cash in on 'super LOW DOWN on -this lovely & artistically decorated 4 bedroom family home in The Willows. Wal.k lo Heritage Park & Irvine High. Owners are Jeaving the area & are ready to deal • FAST! Will be on Open House Sunday 12·S pm, 4612 RanchRrove. Call Century 21 Airport, ask for A20, 751·3910. . •MAGNIFICENT VILLA• Wrought iron welcome to enchanting townhome. t,.arge Hving room with fireplace s urrounded by· glass! Cheery kitchen. Master suite has amazing closet space & wall to wall wardrobe. Glass doors lead to dining terrace & carefree yard. See It TODAY!!! Century 21 Surf, 979·1050. DEEtlFIB.D TOWNHOUSE is ready & av11ilable for new owners. Plan l in top condition. s hows Pride of Ownership. Ideal location on gl'tenbell. near pools & park. Upgrades galore & a bnck patio Don't ma~s tt on Open House Saturday & Sunday 1·5 pm. 16 Silverwood. Call Century 21 Airport., aslt for A9, 751·3910. DEERFIB.D Fantastically upgraded Broadmoor Townhome in most sought. after location. Convenient lo pool!\, play.:round & schools. Call today. Won't l;c,1. al only $84,950. Cenlury 21. Tustin Hills, 5'17·6934. VACANT UNFINISHED ESTATE Owneri-want it SOLD AS IS! Here's your chance to ~ave THOUSANDS over a completed home Jump ahead or the m arket. Call now! 768·702l. REDUCED $3500. A large condo with the s quare footage of a sm~le family home. Thick upgraded carpet. central air. a wet bar & cu~tom drapes. gt\es the home charm . .:race & warmth. Membersh1p to lhc Lake Forest Sun & Sa11 Club 1s 10cluded in tha<; one year old home. EZ to buy at S74,500 Call 581·5253 today' MISSION VIEJO• RANCHSnLE IUNGALOW Way out in the country• Nestled among gree n rolling acres. Charming rustic style home. J bedrooms include secluded ma:.ter s uile with panoramic picture window. Deep plush t•arpetinj!. Lovely, s paciou:i furm-st yle kitchen. Charmin.:. delii?htful & beautiful! Call today for more I delaals, 83G-1151. 4 + LY+l CAR ~ARA.GE 0M1ssion Viejo $84,900, Large iamuy hOme on qu.ict street. Th<' 11 v IOJ{ room has a lo!! burmn~ fireplace as the focal point. In th(• family room a wall of ~lass leads to the covered pal-lo which forms an exlensioo of the mam room". Call JtOW • 768· iO'll HI DD EH STAIRWAY leads to h1deaway master ~u1le, offers total seclu.c;ion & blessed with Its own lavish bath. Sun bathed living room with shdang glass doors opens t o beautiful romantic gardens. Setting the mood tor this ani.pmng VIew sweeping O\ er the countryside. Be the first to :.ec this hidden away paradise. orrered al an unbelievable pncc! Don't take the chance, this could he the one! Call for your pl'rS<>nul ~howmg today. BJ0.1151. SPIC & SPAN INSIDE & OUT /\n ageless beauty or classical design, this 4 bedroom has curb :ippeal & as centered among lush landscapan~ on a quiet street. The anlerior has brand new plush carpet & i s decorate d with lot s or 1maginalion. All this lor $88,900 if .,,u call 581·5253. YOU WANT IT! WE HA.VEIT! U11n 't miss out on the> 40 best buys an the Saddleback Valley. 2 to S b<"d rooms starting at $59.900. Some with VA & fllA term' or 10',., down. Call 581-5253 immediately! LIDO ISLE En1oy the luxury of Lido L1vinR in tha<; charming, private. 4 bedroom home. All the a m en1t1es tor ~r u c i ous c nterta1n1ng or <'Omfortable family livang have been provided for you. Open Sat. 12·4 pm for your inspection. 215 V1;j M1•11tonl' Call Cc·nlury 21 Crm·kcr. ti42·!i0f12. SPYGLASS 1-'or lhc-n:.ang )OUng e>.l'C:UllH· "1th J large fanuly & a requirement lor cntcrtalDlrlj!. frl'e flow Of traffic through the hul(c hallwa}. hvmg room. family room, danm~ room. Privacy m the master suite & " tucked away bonus room tor the kids . Let us show at to you today. Call Century 21Marten.64().5357. CUFFHAV&I $143,500 Just listed! Beaut a fut 3 bedroom Newport Heights Home. To"enng Trees line the street. Rlue Spamsh tall• fireplace accents the decor while overlookinj! the plush. rear yard & the immenst• pool. You can't beat the pncc! Call & we·n !>how you why. Centurv 21 Wcstclirr. 645·7221 IA.LISLE H can ~Bal Week every week for tht• lucky family who gets this bcuulaful 4 b<>droom home on the Island. EnJOY that special feeling of Hal Ii.IC'. Call Century 21 Marten fti.>al J-:state, 64().SJS7. IONUS Would you object Ol a vaew of Bag C:inyon Golf Course as u bonus to th1.; great family home? It's a 5 bedroom Somerset on a corner lot In II arbor View Homes. Best buy at Slt!7.500. Call Century 21 Marten, H40·5357 A AAHA JUHIOR COUEGE Mo:.t desired location. A 3 bedroom. 2 bath home with lovely brick patio on a trC{· Jined slreeL. Here is a rare lath & plaster. h a rdwood t•onstruction for S68,900. Call today, t"l!ntury 21 Tustin lhlls, 547·6934. OWHSl DES PERA n! And sitys "Submit an offer.'' $64.500., 4 bedroom. 2 bath, enclosed patio an delightful areu of Santa Arau . Walking distance to schools, ideal lor FHA-VA buyers. Call todav Century 2l Tustin Hills. 5'17-1\!134. YA TYMS $50,500 Had. (Jll m arket. lle re s your opµorlumty to buy ;1t la:.t year's apprais al. Charming J bedroom home• l!h Sl t•ns with polis hed h ardwood floors throughout. Enclosed patio in back for game room. tlust rd as ted. Call (114) 963 6708, Century 21 Seabreeze. A.U TERMS 2 story entertainer's delight. 2000 sq . ft. of luxury laving on )arge corn t'r lot. A r cnl Pride of Ownership Jewel in quiet nt'1~hborhood. Clt>Sc t•> schools, & mmutlc'S from South Cousl Plaza. Opc·n lloust• Sunday 12·5 pm, 2008 W e~t St. Anne Plac·c .. Call Century 21 Airport. ~k for A22. 751-3910. TUSTIN ,RIDE OF OWHEtlSHI, DUPLEX 3 bedroom super deluxe umts in t.'x~·t>llent Tustin rental area & in F'ootball Ha~h Di~trict. Owner f•x tre m<.'ly a nxious. Call today. Century 21 Tustin Hills, 547-6934. AM ESTATE EH·r dr..-amed of owmni;r your own pr1vatt> estate? On a hilltop yet? Th1'i om· has a c irculit r drive, fountain s . pool , Ja c u zzi & braut1fully landl\<"dped grounds with malur-.. trees. Make your Jrt-.1m '(·nmc lrUl'. Call for an appt. ('cntur;. 21 Martm. &10 5J5i. 24031 Marguerite Ptiwy. Costa ~ 642-5062 CALL or STOP BY one of the offices listed HERE for fast. efficient help: Mission Yfeio 786-7021 2300 S. E. Bristol St. 23811 lridc)er Rd. 1733 Wntdiff Dr. 13872 Tustin A•e. Hewpart leach 751-3910 B Toro 830.1151 Newpart leach 645-7221 1740 On:age ..... Costa MHa 548-1168 Santa Ano 547-6934 26861 Trabuco Rd. 17187 llooldwst An. Fountain v.., 963-6701 200 l'Wwporl C...ter Dr. 10585 Slater Ave. ::/ 688W. lc*er Mission Viejo 511-5253 Hewpart leoctt 640.5337 Costa Mno 979-1 050 FOW1tain Yahy 962-5521 -... ~1119 ....... H041ses For Sale •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• . •............................•......•........ . ••.••••......•......................••••••••. I 002 G.-ral I 002 GeMral I 002 General I 002 Gmeral I OOZ GeNrol I 002 Geweral I 002 .•...••..•••.••........••....•..•...•..•........•.....•...•.•.•...... ···········~··········· .....•..•..•....................•....•..•.......•.•.••..•.••.......•......•..•••.•..•.••••.. COWAN HEIGHTS ·~late witb a (orever view of mts. &: canyons ; approx. l·acre level lot, EQUAL HOUSING zoned for horses. This OPPORTUNITY LaRue Frey custom de· signed home features 5 "61ishtr's Notice: bdrms.,'3 baths. formal dining rm. & sep. family AJI real est ate advertised rm. On the lower level. is in this newspaper is su~-a recreation rm. with Jed l? the Federal Fatr frplc., r oom-width bar Ho.us ing Ac~ .or 1968 with bit-In cupboards: which ~kes, ~ dlegal to elec. range & oven, sink, advertise . any p re· wine rack & ref rig. Walls ference .• li!f'ttahon, or or glass in the recreation discrimmation, b_o.sed on rm. lend to patio that in· race, color, re~1g1on, sex, eludes a 20x40 htd. pool. or nation.al ongm, or ao This magnificent home intention to ma k«; ~ny will be yours for $445,000. such preference. limala· ~ tlon, or d.iscriminnUon." 552•7000 1'bis newspaper will not knowingly accept any T HE · · ·· · - .advertlsin g ror r eal Vlll "CE · · estate which is in viola· " · . • · · uonorthetaw. REALTORS BIOIS:~ LOW .... cMda ..... .., -""°" .,.. • "" ..... clahify. • DOWN DAl.T PtLOT ..-1 •••rfwtt.flrsta.. VA le Fil..\ TERMS! '--rtt _... G r eat Area• 3 CG i wd -•409 -r• _ ..... ______ , ~ririr~-1202 ....................... 1002 ···················~··· ATTIMTIOtt ~AIUYBS ~'dein home en • quiet tr.. ·~ street. 3 bdn:n. fm17 rm. J'Neh pa!lll. Priced for faat lalit.Onl,J"2.SOQ.Be:U. ::~ OD (bl• on•. SIZED TO FIT •.. PRICED TO SELL!!! 2 IDRMS.. 2 IATHS •••••••••• $67,500 ~ Spacious n ew condo ; pride of owner s hip. Vacant 2 IDltMS.. DINING IM ••••••.• $15,000 Home oo huge 50x240 lot with room for 3 additional units. Plans included. 3 IDIMS.. 2 IATHS •••••••• $107,000 C harm.l.Qg beach house near tennis & pools. Greenery filled atrium. balcony. OPEN SUN. 1-5. 314 PROSPECT, N . B. 4 IDltMS.. + l IDltMS •••••• $llt,SOO Large, nearly new duplex; cannot be duplicated! Balconies & frplcs. ] IDIMS. + z IDIMS •••••• Sitt.too Duplex, steps to water; some ocean view. Great rental! J IDltMS.. 3 IATHS •••••••• $249,SOO S~ectacular ocean & harbor VIEW I Like new! Mstr. suite with jacuui. OPEN SAT/SUN. 1·5. 1521 KINGS RD .• N.B. I la. 'AM. IM.. OCIANFltOMT Sl400Mo.· Primo peninsula pt. loc. Yrly. lease DAVIDSON REALTY ' I:. ' ·1, · . " • '" r • : fi-1 '-/ '1 7 'l "• 'i •"I' · ', • f'ilJ C1(.lf10 $40,500 There's noOung left at this price, excer' this one. 3 BR home. NOT /\ CONDO. Call now it won'tlast. 540-3666 Wflelc111 REAL ESTATE JUST LISTED BUCH VILLA Super sharp, 3 UR. 2 BA. SI 05,000 BIG CANYON SIIIJ?le level condo. Ten· Unbelievably low price'• Bo f 3 b th B t ' r II rus courts & pool, all the Just blocks from the· 4 n , am. rm.. a S. eau I U y W I "'•ater. Xlnt Newport d r · 1 'th · ~oodies. on't nst at .. decorate am1 y home WI patio $63.000. NO DOWN TO Beach location. Sprawl v iews from each room. $l35.000 VETS. Call now 1111: contl•mµorary homl' LIDO ISLE 898-7855 Woo d dl·ck entr y . N e w 1 v re modeled 4 bdrm.• den• 4 Spacious'" an~ area with • massiv<• frplc, rustic· baths. livinf{ rm. w /cathedra l ceiling. family room. Open beam L~e. mas ter bdrm. suite. ceiJan~l> & we t bar. IA YFRONT Circular stair leads 1n C .. .'~ Ir· b f th fantas tic .s un d e ck 3 -=x;Vera rne ay ron omes o~ER Hurry on this one!! Call with pier & slips "'" today! GM>-7171 LEAVES TOWN. ("llJl/l'l•ll'lt"'OllfNKI • UNITS Hilossis~our gain.Cute [~ •. i 2+den imma culate , • home on immense lot. · Low down! No qualify. Fee land. Super rannnc· -'--==...;::::;;;;;;::;;;;:;;;=:===:~ ing! Owner will finance! ing available. Asking1--------- 0nly $70,000! Call for de· G....,... I 002 G.....-al I 002 S&J,900. Open daily at 344 tails! ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• South GrecnJ(rove, FALLBROOK HIDEAWAY BY OWNER REDCARPET754·1202 1--------1--------1 Orange . Newport Pi..-RJty HEATED POOL 411DROOM $77.900 Spacious entry way of former model h ome leads to larae luxurious living room finished with premium 1rade wall and floor coveriop. Natural wood burning lireplae. Professional Lanclsc•P.O· Ownel' needs la.st Si.le, hurry call Mack 962-'7'•. •. KEY 4 l\E:AL TORS A • MIMIRAMCH You n.ame ll-thi.'5 pro- perty has it! 2.000 + sq.ft .• 3 Br 2 Ba custom home w /huge separate family rm. formal dining rm • loads or buillln atora1e. This ~ acre + ranch sJIC)JU 25 ,fruit le nut tt'~, swimming pool le even a picnic area beneath towering plnes. The ~ntleman Farmen dream como lruel Reduced to S89,950 f~ quick 1aJe. Call· WALl..ACE Ii CO. UALTOtlS 714-729·5'•' $41.500 Spaeloua i BR Townllome, located Jual • ,._ b\inutcs drlve from & o..t P.tua. &eller ,,_.to&OOMqUIClJt. 714-not \ 5 BEDROOM VA TERMS 20' mgb vaulted ceilings enhance spacious living room with massive rock fireplace. 240 Sq. ft. formal dininti r oom . Fruit trees galort-. Take .tvantat1te. ~ 11.lCft V Al.UIS PllCIRmucm S Bdrtn Pentn1ula Pl. Steps &o beach. $118~000. Newer Ocean Ylt• ~~·Dana Pl., Cal 673.2051 GOLF COURSE HOME Lovely 5 BR. lrg. fnm· 3 Br 28n trnd1tional home on ~ acre. Over 100 mature trees. Call. 714-67~ or 728-4i669 rm. gourmet kltcheo.1--------- everything for lndr /Out-.A.DUL TS OHL Y dr living. Spectacular Beautifully upgraded J view!Call&Sce! year old townbome in• P-AREL country setttn1. Brick · fireplace, air coodi · ••I' ALJ{ER tiooed. earth tooes. An Y1Jb. oulstandlni valuo al m S76.000.CALL7Sl·3l91. 675-4144 L..c:!lllAlrm c;:::sELECT -----IPROPERTIES TRIPLEX vaY SHAR,l INCOME $905. a er, 2 bath bo111e on VERY SHAIP. q~ict corner in McH PllCE SI 55.000. ~="a~': ~=~ 0WN11 /AG T. ram t'OOOl. attadted dbl CAllT 2MD. !:"~owMru:i_~ 2266 MIMB. C.M. · Brtna•. M 5~777. Newport PW I I \ . HD4 ONLY PILO r Sunday, Match 12, 1978 ~~!:!.~~~~ ........ 1~!!.':c:~.~ ....... ~::.':!~.~~ ....... ,~~:::.~.~ ....... ~:::.':!~.~~ ....... J~!::.~.~~ ...... . n .. ~.~.~ ....... ~!.~.~ ....... ~.~.~ ....... Geeet"al 1002 G...-af 1002 Ge .. tol · 1002Ge.r.. 1002 ~~~!'! .......... !~~ !~~:~ .......... !!.~! G....,-.a IOOJ ~el 1002 Gtfteu.. 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••,.•••••••••••••••••••••• 1•--------------••••• ••• • •••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• MIW'POU-l.IDUCED SI O, I 00! ~ll rnacnab / Irvine 1'-realty FIHEI HOMES FllOM $49,900 TQ $115001000 DREAM HOME Come see for yourself SUM 1·5 P.M. Cul-de -sac location on 1h ac in Anniversary Es tates (off Irvine Ave., 1-blk So. of Univ. Ave). Newly p ai nte d , well m a intai n e d c om binaliQn of s pacious rms w/cozy setting. 3 BRs +paneled family rm. Paved, formal patios: shuffleboard ct & pool-size lawns - walled -secure & convenient. Priced to sell a t $124 ,500. 2'01 PUEI LM. (P-87) IA YfltOMT--oPEH SUH I ·S P .M. 324 MORNING STAR. DOYEi SHORES. Charming s ma ller home on 60 x 100' lot. Traditional 3 BR + den w/fpl. New cpl, kitchen floor, tiled entry & freshly painted. Ready for decora tors' touches to create individuality. Slip for boat. (P-88) •'IETTSt THAN MEW'° On beautiful, quiet street -French doors , good taste & charm in this c us tom decora ted 4 BR home w /gourmet kitchen opening to family rm w/lg. brk fpl & extensive storage. A marvelous home for a marvelous family -$239,500 fee. OPEN SUH I ·S P .M. 2221 FRAMCISCO DR. HPT. ICH. (P·89) GALAXY DR, DOYER SHORES Ex p a nsive I va n We lls home w /spectacular Upper Bay & night li g ht view. Excell ent fl oor pl an featu res 4 lg. BRs, 312 baths. forma l living & dining rms + brkfst & family areas. Ready for your own p ersonal decor. Martha Macnab 642-8235. (P-90) C()UMTIY CHARM Beau ti full y d ecor a t e d Cameo Shores pool home on a pprox. 11a ac. Spacious 3 BR plan w/country kitc hen fa mily area & loads of c harm & style. $237 ,000. OP94 SUM 12·4 P.M. 4600 ROXIUIY. (P -91) IA YCREST IARGAJH Of'EM SUH l·S P.M. 1924 LEEWARD (off Holiday Rd). $179,000! 4 BRs - lg. family rm w /floor-to-ceiling rock fpl -dining a rea -lg. 1-yr. new kitchen w /eating area -room to expand -nice patio & long pool. (P-92) or94 SUNDAY l ·S P.M. 2118 ARALIA. A best value in Eastbluff. Charming 4 BR. 21/2 bath, Ia~1ly rm home w/fo rmal dining area. Fully fenced yard: protected private patio; new cpts. Conv. to schools, shopping & parks. Early occupancy possible. Now $149,500. (P-93) JUST LISTED Monaco pla n in Ha rbor View Homes. Good location & very clean! OPEN SUH I ·5 P.M. 2010 POIT WEYlllDGE. (P -94) LIV E IN HPT FOR UMDEll $85.000! Char ming 2 BR , 2 bath deluxe condo w/dining rm, fpl, gourmet kitchen & mirrored wardrobes. Patios & pool. Now only $81,500. OPEN SUH l·S P.M. 1242 RUll.AHD RD. #2. (P -95) IAYCIEST Charming. sunny, move-in ready 4 BR, family rm home. Fpl, formal dining, gourmet kitchen, brkfst rm, So. patio. $219,500. OPEH SUM 1·5 P.M. 1915 WIMDWAllD. (P-96) PRICED TO SIU! A "Best Buy" in beautiful Harbor View Hills. Attractive 4 BR, family r m home w /beamed ceilings, brk fpl & enclosed private courtyard. Lush green setting of Park Green can be viewed from most rms + some ocean & Npt. Center lights. ONM SUM I •S r .M. 1307 K• Dll. (P ·97) OCEAH YllW ROM 5 IOOMS OPIM SUM 1·5 P.M. lmmac. 3 BR, 2~ bath home • on quiet cul-de-sac in Monarch Bay Terr. Spacious family rm w /walk-in bar & Palos Verdes rock !pl. Flnlshed extra rm off gar. Prof. landscaping for easy maiot. Moulton school district is an added plus 1 mu a.uc1 c•c&.1. CP·98> CATALINA OCIAM '1IW S in gle s t=r 4 BR r esid ence w /formal rm & family rm. Prof. decora.t in "earth'' tones. Tinted &lass +aecurlty system. Secluded courtyard w /pool. steps tQ private beaches. $369,500. Donna God1hall Mt-8200. CP-99) OPEN SUN. 1-4 P.M. Harbor View Homes, S bdrm., 2 ba., ram. rm. & formal diD. rm., Carmel Model. Extr a large poolsiaed lol. landscaped by Lloyd 's Nursery. 19SS PORT LOCKSLEICll MESA YEllDE Spotless. large 2·story 5 bdrm. home in prime location ! Beaut if ul wa llpape r , lovel y landscaping, new ap· pliances. P riced at $134.500. By app •t. only please. 673-3663 675-4777 eves associated BROKER5 -AEAL TORS l01~ W Bolb"o 611 16' I lack lay Retreat Fix & Save $$$! Prim e location! .34 Acr es! Older ranch style home! Country kitchen! Large livin~ room! Old fashion service porch ! Needs paint & imagination! Ju.st listed! Won't last at thls price!! Hurry! Call ~0303 FORESTE OLSON .,.,,c. .. , .... ,, .. "' NEW HOME Eash.Ide C. M. Builder just completed this 2 story 4 bdrm home. Features include; vault- ed ceilings, 3 car garage & RV storage. Hurry, choose your own carpets. Call 546-5880. ~HERITAGE REALTORS ~COATS & WALLACE ':J:IJ REAL ESTATE. INC. II LOCllllY OWN ED CO ri1PA N' SlRVINC THE SOU!H COAST AREA SINCl 1963 PERFECT MARRIAGE Lo g i c + Luxury. Spyg l ass tr a diti o n a lly luxurious y e t s urprising ly e conomica l too. Impressive views +4 generous siie bdrm -gourmet kitchen. $259,000. to $275,000. Call 640-6161 UNUSUAL & DRAMATIC House of wood & glass features beautiful ATRIUM off master bedrm suite & living room with va ulted ceilings & fireplace. Wifesaver Island kitc hen & family room opens to c overed patio. Best Costa Mesa schools too ! $98,500. Cal aow. '6Z..f414 HARBOR VIEW HOME T h is 5 bdrm, 3 bath borne is beautifully upgraded inside & out! Near new carpets, extra built-ins, paneling & view to the West. Ready for move-in. Calt 546-4141 PRICE SLASHED P atio living at it's best at a price savings too. Owner moved to another. P riced at $80,000. Owner says "Submit a ll offers". CaH 640.6161 MEREDITHS GARDENS 3 BDRM +pool. This elegant home has it a ll ! Breakfast nook, formal dining, large separate family room with fireplace, lovely pool and yard. Try lo match at $127,000. Cal 546..fl41 EVER DREAMED OF LIVING HIGH ON A lflLL with a fore ver view of green rolling hills? This large 4 bdrm tri-level home features 2 frplcs, (1 in master suite) and 2 patios. Only $152,500. Cal .ow '62·4454 NEW HALECREST LISTING Cor ner lot with RV storage, 3 Bdrm home on huge lot. Trees, trees, trees! ! $74,950. Cal 541.-4141 Servin g Costa Mesa -Irvine Hunting ton Beach-N ewport Beach I --------~~~:! .......... !~~~ ~~!'! .......... !~.~~ lecomu~--------------".......-~~n.w.n.w•~•.n·W··~-~ in Lusk Realty's new Resale orrice in Hunt· ington Beach. Conriden· Ual interviews are now being taken for licensed Real Esatate agents or soon to be licensed. Call loday about the many features we have to offer. ~ ll'St..6-HL\l I\ .. I ,• , o 1, \ "I 7S15 l Cent Hw, te11n1 dtl M.11 OPEN HOUSE BONANZA SUNDAY M arch 12th 1-4 LAGUNA BEACH 1144 KatelJa, 3 br, den, spec. view, $225,000. 1624 Hillcrest, 2 br, den, Two golf courses, schools, parks, shopping 1 too! Much loved 3 bdrm., fo rmal dining rm., paneled family rm. home. Super ga rage & patio, gas Il BQ. s prinkle r s. E ver ything for $119,500 2990 COUNTRY CLUI, MESA VEllDE OP84 SUHDA Y I TO 5 $172.000. G.......a I 002 fa...,... I 002 LAGUNA NJQUEL ••••••••••••••••••••••• ""•••••••••••••••••••••• 30062 Benecia, 3 br, den, . 2100 HMJhl.cl Dr. pool. Sl39,000. RB>UCED Owner anxious to sell CAPISTRANO BEACH $ 12,000. this lovely home 'lm · 34318 Kalle Portola, 3 br, Quiet cul-de-sac street, mediately. Priced re· fam nn, $110,000. adj to Santa Ana Country· ducecl 3 BR + den or 4 Pick Bour dream from Club & tennis Club, now B R • 2 ~ Ba • N 0 W ~e four beauties! ..,.., 500 3 Br 2•L bas 2100 $134,900. STANALAND ~·· · .,.., • Open Sat/Sun 1-SPM MEGARGEE sq ft. Open house Sat 1·5 714-497· 1744 182 The Maten Circle Seashore Real Estate Burr W hit~ u~.ilt~r : Classified Ads sell big ___ 67_5-_5800 ____ -------- items. s mall items or GtMral I OOZ Ge•r• 2901 Nrwporl Blvd NB (114167'> 4h)0 any Item. &42·5678. • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 100 LUXURY, LUXURY, LUXURY -+-VIEW Every consideration imaginable was given to coor- dina te and blend so perfectly this gorgeous 5 BR, den + 5~ BA custom home in Dover Shores Views of . dista nt twinkllng night li ghts , colored s ails on Newport Bay, plus majestic rolling hills, create the mood for total luxury living in this one of a kind dream home. View terrace, atrium or formal dining, plus interior designer coordinated fabrics and appointments tbruout. We're confident this newly listed gem wlll not last long at $495,00 which includes. the land. PRIDE OF CORONA DEL MAR Pride in selecting the slte. pride in buUdlng a truly custom home with hardwood floors, beam celll.ngs and brick walks & e ntrance, pride in decorating & choosing just the right paint, fabrics, decor, and then real pride ol ownership & TLC, equals value s eldom available today, especially at $201,~1 which includes the land, vlews of rolling h1Ua and me blue P a cifi c. Open Saturday & Sunday 1·5PM. 518 DeAnza. . We'!N!!!J~~ltC!R!~l!.Elsat~ or Sund•Y WW restore your t11tn. u·s 1w.t poatb1e to purdlue a well located decorator home for a fair price. 3915 lnlet Ille l.t such a borne with a fanta1t.lc ocean view a. beauUfuilf landscaped on a corner alle. '28,500. Open SatW'day & Sunclay WPM. p. l n tf VJ J.l Now only $124,900 in beautiful e e V.:>arre /<:;,,ealt'J Ne wport Heights! Compl etely remodeled tool Excell ent location. 3 PH6en/'6 bedrooms. Big large lot -pool size, Room for RV too! To see it is to love NEWPORT BEAQt it! Call to preview. OPEN HOUSES oova SHOUS/IAYCIEST 11100 ..................... °"" s. 1·5 . l ..... ~¥1ew -$274.t00 lt1920 Ca••adore ......... o,. S.. l ·S l ......_-. ....._..-:s1t2.soo 81122 ................ 0,... 5-day I ·5 1 ..... poo1. CJ11H• .... -s201.ooo WISTCUFF/HARIOI HIGHLAHDS 92021 D .............. ~W/S.. l·I . lMW\~ ....... !-SIJl.tOO. 11501 U.. LR •••••••• 0,. ~ 1·1 l ........... d! -SIH,000 CLIFF HAVEN 9)02 KJ.p lld. -. ••••••••• :·O,.. S.. l·I l ..... ~ •lewt un.ooo et11 '°"91 Id •.•.....•• 0,. 5-My l·S 1 .._ fmt.r-. •'-• -S24t.soo WATERFRONT & l ·UCH HOMES ea 12 Via Udo Hord Udo hi. 0,.. S. l·S s .... docAi. best My! -ssoo.ooo. • 15741.ac...lelboa O,..S..1·1 2 .... 2 ....... a.h -$15'.500 • 20 I C..-1 Mpt Sirs •••••• ()pew S. I ·I 2 ...... docAi. fee a.cl-$148,500 •. I 06-l7HI St. H.I. • • • • • • 0,.. S. 1 ·5. 2 '*"" 2 ba, Oum view-SI 3',500 PLUS MORE e# 14 Swfft Ct.Hpt Crest •••• 0,... S. l ·S 3 ldriin, ......_, tpeelal view • I '7 ~ • ._.. C.M. 0,.. S. l·S 5 .._ ,....,._....,.. pllll.-Sff.t99 • #IS WWtewoocL UuLft&. •• 0,.. S. I ·S l .... ....,.., alri--S'6,500 . PHONE 642·5200 TO SEE 9<>LD COllOHA DEL MAI CHAAMH H-+ unit. So. of Hwy. -$205.000. ecufflfAVIH. M.I . H-. + ..at. Hcelleat -S 190,000. eACIEAHDHALF . l .... pool -a.orw P' ..,..,..SJC eL.tce AIT'owhNd View Lot •••••• $45,000 ecatalfta hlaRd View Lot •••• $41.500 fee er.ms Acnaip w/lallH & gro•n 642-5200 I 002 I General 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• OPEN SUNDAY I ·5 EXECUTIVE ENTHTAINMIMT Ocean view from the finest custom built home we have seen in Corona del Mar & d~fmitely one of a kind! Built especially for executive entertaining with its exceptional & unusual double kitchen, built to accommodate the huge raised fo r mal dining rm. or the sunken family rm. with frplc. & wet bar. Modern elevator services 3 car garage & 2 upper living levels. $435,000. 214 Poppy. 616-6161/2 POINSETTIA. CdM Extremely charming 2 bdrm. home, recently refur bished thruout, plus s plendid l·bclrm. unit, over large dbl. garage. Great tax shelter, inflation hedge & with fine appreciation probabilities. $168,500. · COIOMA DB. MAI D..a.EX One of the largest & nicest duplexes in Corona del Mar. 3 Lge. Bdrms., 2 baths & enclosed garage for each unit. Close to stores, bus & restaurants. Priced low at $179,500. CORONA DB. MAI TRftEX ... on large, legal R-3 lot, 1 block from Ocean Blvd., which is Just above Big Corona Beach. Bdrm. arrangement is 2, 2 & 1 -always rented! An xlnt tax s he l ter, with fine appreciation potential. $215,000. 759-0811 .... , .. 1002 ....... 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• CUAHCOMDOS 2 Bdrm.. cuatom $.W,000 2 Bdrm., famous Oranie Tree area. lntne "'·* IBfTSOM & llOWM IMC. IJJ.'711 \ HIWPOIT HGHTS OU. SPICIALTY l ntm1 a .E. Network Newport Helahla Rlty 645-5044 IROADMOOR TURTLHOCK A beautiful Plan 4 hosts secluded a trium, forma l dinin g r oom, 4 bedrooms and 21h baths. Private patio with built-in BBQ. Offered at only $132,900! See il fast ! BRIARWOOD PATIO HOME Lov e ly Brl a rw ood model in Woodbridge. Italian tile entry. Formal dining room. Family room. Shiny new kitchen. 4 bedrooms. Never lived in - try for fast occupancy! Jog to Lake! Offered at onl y $119,900. Call to see. ILUFFS-SI 53,000 Bluffs "D" Plan hosts greenbelt view. Spacious living room . 3 big bedrooms. Ve ry quiet location . See it t o appreciate -call today! CANYON & OCEAN VIEWS! Picturesque 3 bedroom -two level home in Old Corona del Mar! Quiet. street & wrought iron_gated entry. Mantled stone fireplace plus large VIEW li ving room . Gourmet's kitchen. Step down master wing host~ private d~n! There's more -2 view bedrooms PLUS gor geous forever view -deck over canyon & ocean! Private walkway to sand & water . Hurry to see! 673-8550 JJJ MAl.UHITI. COltOMA D& MAit _,__THE REAL ESTATERS Getteral 1002IG...-~ 1002 . ........................................... .. THE FABULOUS BLUFFS SELECTED OFFERINGS Open Sunday 1 to 5 405 Fl!:LJ6. Largest & most popular 3 bdrm. & family rm. (E-Plan -end unit). Best ma jor greenbelt vista, c h oice original a rea, compl ete re~ecoration just done. Everything crisp, fresh & new! "Very exciting". Offered at $185,000 2189 VISTA ENTRADA. Just listed & • truly exceptional -3 bdrm .. 2ar: bath dramatic split-level home; no detail overlooked. The fin est decor thruout. Replete with elegance in picturesque se~ting; designed for gracious living & enjoyment. $180,000 2215 FIESTA Bonita Plan, SINGLE LEVEL, 3 bdrm., 2 baths, with added lanai room. Very "rare" end unit with huge private patio, adult area on quiet cul de sac. Ideal retire~ent home. Yours for $145,000 (Owner carries loan). A terrific opportunity SPECIAL OFFERI NG! Exclusive Ji s ling , in bes t e arly are a . A "super~or" Bonita P lan; expanded end urut, tucked a way for maximum privacy amidst tall Pines; interior custom appointments of finest quality & cond ition. Adult occ upied. A prestigious home, shown with pride by app't. $165,000 REDCARPET- SfllNG CLEARANCE SALE Prices Slashed ... IEDUCm $3600. -Ute new 1 bdrm with famll.1 room In Irvine. Ownen moved Md maklftC 2 payments. Sbows bettet than a moct.i (AND LESS MONEY). coteo AHYOMl!7 -Reduced S1500. to ooly --2 Bdrm facln1 ereen~t. Double •llacbed 1ara1e with electric 1ara,. dOOC' opuer. tl.410. UDUCTIOM -'Ibara rilhtt s Bdrm, Hl bath. Jmt painted tbn.t.out with bl'ud new carpet.a, copper phunbiq, water helter, ttalnleu steel link, ldtcbeo floorlni.. Coverld PIUO wltb fireplace. Lovell Cotta ....... ,..soc>. HUMTIMeTON llACH -AJread.r Priced to Ml1. a Bdtm, 2 bath with l)MDtJ o1 boobhel"9 and wood p&eelial, fNlt tnea. ludaeaplnt, etc, etc, 8"!. **Mdl AM Oil&** • \ ... ( • (' I I i ll r: ' h It r ( E c 0 l ,. .. .. Q S€ h gi B rr b1 s, 5: B ro b< m p1 'II.• -- SJ: bd ba Un vie vie 00. - ••• • • !' l ' .. ~! -~ .~ ........ ~~!.~'. ~ ....... ~::.~ .~ ........ ! ~~!.~:~~........ ~~!.~: ~~........ ~':'!!~!.~ -~~........ I Sundoy, M ... h 12. 1978 DAILY PILOT IN !~:~ .......... !!~! G~ 1002 !~ .......... !~~~ ~~ .......... !?~! ~!'!'! .......... !!~~ ~!°!'! .......... !!.~! ~c:'!!!!!.~~.~~ ....... ~~c:-!!:!!.0:.~~.~ •••• J~'!'!!:!!.0:.~~ ....•.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• • • . . G....-ol · 100 G........ 100 GtMt'ol IOOZ DUPLEX • e:;a:; L<>T *VIET'S* •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Dix owner'' + 3 lilt 1 tin lal + auest quarters Z.... Dow. Beat beach area 4919 'Zero Cosh River Open S11t & Sun t s Homes IJl all areu, all Property House 642 3850 sizes. Call· G.;;;., --I OOJ VeterH ~OiW Agt. ••••••••••••••••••••••• tfacC?,t~!~~ OPEN 1·5 OLO CORONA CAPE COO Truly traditional, 4 bedroom family home with income unit. Beautifully decorated -"Williamsberg" papers. Porcelai~ & brass fixtures -fantastic location . $225,000. See Barbara Collins at 715 Jasmine SURROUHOID IY IA Y AMO IEACH Large peninsula home, newly painted, teak floors, new carpeting. Enjoy the s ummer in one of Newport's finest family areas. Ocean and Bay in easy walking distance. $269,000 ree. See Bill Bents at 421 Seville CAPE COD CHARMS Close to the water in tree shaded Bayshores private community. 3 bedrooms, den, newly decorated and landscaped. $195,000 and your own land! See Eleanor Bowie at 2582 Vista COUNTRY IH COllOHA DB. MAR Superb Lusk Home. View of the hills & ocean from large bonus room. Burlingame Model. 4 bedroom, 3 bath. Very open feeling. All for $259,000 with the land. See Len Haynes at 1112 Sandcastle TUASURE OH TERIAPIM 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 $185,000 Fee. See Carolyn Mason at 1711 Terrapin GHAT WAY OF UFE Boating, swimming, security and fine neighbors in private bayshores, and exciting 2-story wood, glass and brick home. You'll love it. $269,500. See Mary Harvey al 2582 Arbor oalGIHAL ILUFFS Live in a secluded private park. 3 bedroom end unit in perfect condition with almost everything new, in light, cris p camel decor! Vacant and available for instant move-in. $155,000 See Brenda Glass at 525 Avenida Campo VILLAGE OF HARIOll VIEW Owners love this home but require more s pa ce. 4 bedrooms • beautifull y maintained & professionally landscaped. $155,000. See Edie Olson at 2036 Port Provence IAYNC>t4T On a Jong sandy beach with. great bay & jetty views. Large private courtyard with jacuzzi. High ceilings, s pacious feeling, 3 bedrooms & maid's, adult recreation room. $675,000 & you own the land. See Frank Sennes at 1933 Bayside SECLUSIVE SEIEMITY On the Bluffs most choice greenbelt location, reflecting the grand s plendor of the award winning Bluffs concept. End 3 bedroom E -Plan, family room. Let us show you the Bluffs ultimate. $190,000. See Jody Nelson al 2132 Vista Dorado THIS IS THE OHE! This is the very best offering available in the Bluffs. The best value for the dollar. Newly redecorated "U''·Plan, 3 bedrooms or 2 bedrooms plus den; all for $115,000. See Nancy lmbernino at 416 Vista Rama VllW -EASTILU .. Outstanding day and night view from this lovely 4 bedroom family home. Freshly decorated. Lovely patios for entertainment. Lota of privacy. Asking $199,500 See Ginny Anderson at 2827 Carob TURTU IOCI YllW A new home with the landscaping included. This beautifully upgraded 3 bedroom Lusk home ls ready to occupy. Suber cul·de ·sac location with privacy & the view from t..he top street in Turtle Rock Highlands. $175,900. See Rieb Wray at 19 Rimroct l.UTaUflP AT lH IUT- 1 n a ld e this n e wl y painted, ·immaculate home ls a bed.rooms 2 baths le an Intimate k1t.chen·famUy room . Outside, complete landscaping with room Cor . exr.•flslon, & located on a quiet cu ·de-f4C: $136,SOO See Maoie Gulb at 807 Ce1bi Place . SPRING HAS SPRUNG! T rt Harbor Realtors Presents APotpoualof~ l•••gallMcleyt LAGUNA IEACH - 2 Bdrm, 2 bath, vjew + Deck. Best buy price by comparison at $112,000. HEWPOaT llACH Newly decorated, walk to beach from 3 bdrm. Priced right at $109,700. COHDO EXCLUSIVI 2 Bdrm, 2 bath (super M.B. Suite), close to So. Coast Plaza. $78,900. CONDO 3 IDRM Close to So. Coast Plaza in Santa Ana. A steal at $.50,000. SANTA AHA · Bach-builder-investor. 2 Bdrm, 2 bath, pool, room to build. $65.000. COSTA MISA 4 Edrm, family home. $87,900. EASTSIDE COSTA MESA 2 Bdrm, 2 bath. Terms $69,200. 400£.lJ-FOR All 400t17" C.M. lllAS C.M. ~II! LAGUNA BEACH 2 BR, 1 BA, Laguna Charmer. Walk to bea ch, Mex. fireplace, oak Cloor~. fenced yard. Perfect home for artist writer. student. l'Ouple. weekenders'. and anyone who appreciates Laguna charrn. Only $110,000. NEWPORT IACK IA Y Quality built John Lyttle home featuring 4 BR. 3 BA , spacious rooms, wood beamed ceilings, wet bar in den, maids quarters. This is a g reat entertaining home on an extra large lot w /complete privacy. $145,000. CAMEO HIGHLANDS This immar. 3 BR, 2 BA + den, not only has room for pool, but is very near pvt. beach. Only $169 ,900. OLD CORONA oa MAR 675·3411 LUSK '1 R E:\l.TY uJu//11 /J /11,J.. l~ s,,,, c·,. 2S IS E Coo't Hwy Co,.ono de-I MCJr OPEN HOUSES 1·5 PM CHANCE OF A LINTIMI -Sl'YGLASS -2 story New Bedford model, 4 bdrm, 3 baths, game room, pool and jacuzzi. Located on an extra, extra large lot. Prime ocean. bay & light view. Orfered this weekend· for the first time. $437,000. 47 Monteclto. Open Sat/Sun. PAHORAMIC VIEW -SPY,.. ASS -This 3 bdrm family room, 2 bat:~(\\ ~~s located in a quiet location. Outstandin. ~\)\,..\J.c:xclusively listed by Lusk Realty. 11 Tibur ••. llG CANYON TOWMHOME -View or golf course and lake from this upgraded "Pinehurst". Pool, jacuzzi. tennis courts are included in the security minded development. Offered al $174,500. 52 Sea Island Dr. Sat/Sun. SPYGLASS-CFor LHsel Superb 3 bdrm, family room, spectacular view or city lights. Year lease at $900. per mo. 36 Drakes Bay. Open Sunday. ~~~!'! .......... !?~~I~~~~! .......... !?.~~ This well maintained 2 BR home plus · gsL unit is being sold by the original owner. Pride of ownership abounds; come see it. $174,500. CAMEO HIGHLAHDS -Move in condition. Home s urrounds 1 yr old pool and jacuzzi with extensive rlags tone decking. 2 New patio covers, new landscaping, new paint inside & out, plus 4 bdrms, 21h baths with Palos Verde stone fireplace in living room . All this and approx. 2500 sq. Ct. of living space. A best buy at $210,000. Open Sat/Sun, 4610 OPEN HOUSES SAT/SUN 1·5 PM 211 A...thyst, lalboa Island· SZ91,900 1139 Sabrifta TetT, Hwpt Slfl,000 2901 Catalpa. Ml $154,900 I 526 HlcJhled, HI S 114,500 107 "A" St, lat Plftin $265,000 1911 E. lalboa II, Ml $269,500 l 22 l9th, Ml SI 58,000 IEACH ..... YILEGES Outst011dl1tcJ inco•H property h1 an establish.cf wlnt•r / lllfftfHr location. Across the strfft to beach, MG & s.f! a.decorat.d & buutlftllly fwatlhM low•r 2 b•droom unit vacaat a11d waitflMJ. Upp« 2 be*OOf'l'I ocCllpl.d by l"""aculate hnanh. S 173,500 W ATHAlONT COHDOMIHIUM PrestfC)lotls 2 bedrOOM home In a total security ahnolflher•. This aduff cando offers hlxwy, prhacy, use of pool, jacwnl & SCIMfta. l.a .. lful VIEW of wat.rfront octMty and night Hqhh.. May conlider IHM/optfon. $239,500 STEPS TO IEACH & SURF o.ty 5 doors to oucatf1 ont. W cr11t and l11•itlng duplex wlth uoso11ed wiwhr/wuauwr rewtal record. Woodsy illtmor • wcJtout ..,..-wWt wftt. been celHllCJI CMd spocl-. rOOMS. a..= 2 iMdrOOlft mid OM bclnft -"ts ed re sold fwnlshed. SI 51,000 ACROSS FltOM OCEAHNOMT l.crg• CorMr ..... In temfic WHt H•wport locaflott. Two-story. htCOIUM prorrty wfttt two l bedl OOM _,.. .ct · yo. own h a-d! $219,000 OH W ATH UHOISTilUCTIO VU l•autit.ly decorat.d 2 ~ condo °" tM water wfftl possible boat slip GYallable. Privocy, luxwy, MCUl"fty. Pool. Showt1byappoinhneftt.S145,000 FAIULOUS VIEW, POOL, PRESTIGE DellglltM ope11 and fnsMy Monhd 4 bedroonl honw with f9unily room mid lar9• pool/patio area. The perfect fa111ily hom• for Indoor /outdoor entertalnlftCJ and prl.acy. $391,000 iftct.des the land. · PRIVACY OH A CORMIR A tndy w.. mid la•ltl119 f...U, ..._ In a cptallty ,..slct...Hal en•lr011mt11t. C011veNeM to sc:hools .ct shopping In Eastbllrff. s...ooth flowleg 4 bedroom hcMne iMtuclng ..,.at. fllCIShrMlih ..d large fonnlil dWng '"°°"'°Two ,.tlos for entertaWRg and MIMI VIEW. S 154, 900. FRESH SPRlt4GTIME DIECOR A11d ready far HI• fa11tlly to Me•• right htl ChetTy ..ct briCJM 4 ~ i1CHU1e wfth fa:Nly rooM md pool Ille yard. Cacs .. dety tMloNd for pri•acr., All a....,.ltles for 9raclout If vlnc) n prestigious .,._ S 114,500. CLOSE TO PllFECTIOM Isle._.. trt.a. • .a 3 ....._ cMdo, wfth f-'Y r'OOllll .ct den (COllld be 4Ht ltedrOotftt Profe11I~ coordla•d decor wlffl q.allty thr~. The ew..-r1 .......... __...thls..t1..-s. IMit ......... t.ct r-'d ........... w .... .. ,... •.... r. Sl4t,llOO. WOOD, MASS, PO•IYla YllW Lecettd t.etwcn b•yfreat Hd octwfna ...t c••-... to ... _,... .. '" .. 91116: )-story ....... ef ........ .. ............. ~ .... ,....- ...... $261,000. IHDIVIOUAUTY AHD STYLI A ••at •H•a•I e1t9' lftHl•H 4 Mdre• wife. .. .ct ....., ,..... • betf "PoW'" ......... '" ...., hwt wttll :, 1,_ao.. roatn _. WI of ,. •• ~ .. .w,... ..... ,.... • ...,. •Ht.100. ............ ..... 2633W.Coe1tHwy. Newport Beach 631•1400 · EXCHANGE ANYONE? This very ni ce Corona del Mar duplex w /pool and jacuzzi would consider exchanging for small home, Newport Beach to Laguna Beach. 2 And 3 BR units w/1' BA each. Priced low at $189,500. EMERALD BAY Spectacular views from Chris Abel designed wood/glass 3 BR + fam. room, or 4 BR home. You'll feel the warmth & charm of a mountain retreat, but enjoy the sight and sound or the poundin~ Pacific surf. $450,000 . 644·7020 212 3 SAN JOA9UIM HIUS RQAD NEWPORT IEACH 1002G._,.el 1002 .•..•.............•.....••...••••.•.•......... OPEN HOUSES SAT & SUN 1·5 2 Bedroom Apt 240 Moss St., Laguna Bch $95,000 2 ledrooms 125 Via YelJa (Lido ls) NB $219,500 9 Swift Court. Nwpt Bch, $165.000 17 Swift Court, Nwpt Bch, $149,500 41~ 1514 Skyline Dr., Lag. Bch, $168.900, 209 Pearl, Bal Isle, N.B. $275,000 COpen Sattrclay I-St 17 Blackoak, Irvme. $89,000 C()pen S-day 1·51 1919 La Cuesta, Tustin, $315,000 4 ledrOOMS + Fcssnity 5286 Royale, Irvine, $104,400 5 le*ooms 41 Bodega Bay, CdM, $279,000 COpen Sunday I ·Sf 1800 Port Taggart. N .B. $187,500 ~-MARTEN ~ Real Estate alAL ••TAY• 640-5357 Dorchester. . SPYGLASS -VIEW -Th.is popular Portsmouth model offers 3 bedrms 2 bath. Immaculate condition. 3 Car gar:a~' .. (\\ ~-,x 2 yrs old. Also offers beautiful ocean vie ~u'-\J windows. Owner will rarry large 2nd tn . ueed. Offered 'at $298,000. Located at 19 San Mateo Way; Open Sat/Sun. HARIOR VIEW LUSK -IU!DUCED -VllW -PalVACY -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. HARIOR VIEW LUSK -This home has many custom features. La r ge courtyard, beautiful olive tree and many rose bushes. Bltn books helves, formal dining rm . paneled family rm w/parquet floor, huge pool. Open Sat/Sun 873 Sandcastle Dr. IR YIHE DEAN HOME -Positively one or the most outstanding homes in University P ark. Beautiful 4 hdrm, 3 bath ''Kensington" with custom pool and jacuzzi s urrounded by tropical landscaping. Offered at $189,900. 4901 Royce. Open Sat/Sun. llG CAHYOH TOWHHOME -Beautifully upgraded ''Greenbriar" fronting golf course with superb view. Best priced view property in Big Canyon". Parquet in kitchen. mirrored wet bar, private master suite upstairs. $192,000. 32 Sea Island Dr. Open Sat/Sun. HARBOR 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. MESA VERDE -Beautiful 3 bdrm, family room ranch in mint condition. New landscaping, paint plus wallpaper. Cheerful and located in excellent area. Offered at $117,500. Open Sat/Sun, 2956 Pemba. SPYGLAS5-JUST LISTED -private front courtyard with waterfall, with brick .. ttters. This Portsmith model is on an oversi~ _\>.h nice enclosed patio and lattice work arou ~~~-... nY upgraded thru-out the home. Offered a. ~47,000. Open Sat/Sun. 15 Monterey Circle. H.ARIOR VIEW-JUST LISTIO -Enjoy the panoramic views of Newport fr".-(\> immaculate 3 bdrm "Carmel" in phase 1 ~f\\ ~ountains, Catalina.and nig ht light views are ~U~ ... rllock Crom community pools, and tennis. Op~11 Sat/Sun. 2166 Port Durness. Offered at $179,500. 675-3411 LUSK~REALTY 11 John I>. l.1ok ,~ .\'011 Co. 25 IS E. Coo\t Hwy Corona dC'I Mor . G~ol I 002 G~a4 I 002 G•neral I 002 ----------------. . . . .. . . . .. . ........ .. . .. ... . . .. . . . ... ... ..... . ..................... . 1002 Gttterel 1002 INVESTOR'S •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• NEWPORT IEACH Highly upgraded, 3 bdrm. ram1ly • dining rooms. new brown plush carpets, spark.ling pool and lots or extras. (){. rered al only Sl28,500. Ca.II S40-ll51 ~·HERITAGE MILITARY TRANSFER SPECIAL $46,000 Guarded gateway pro· tects lavish courtyard with pool. Secluded entry to executi\•e living room. Sunshine gourmet Sarrifice 3 bdrm. $58,500. k 1 t ch en over I n o k ' Needs work. Hurry! pnvate patio. Sweepml{ 540.9922 master bedroom plus child's retreat. Owner 1i; __ ..,.,,..es anxious. Submit any or. •~· fer!847·6010 :~~~~~'~ C'f"''U'1•1'\IU'J1f'lfHN<I• 1•!9·.~·.·.-.!"·.· •• ••• •• ••• •• ·.·.~·~·~--~ ~~~ .......... ~~-~~ [ ~ - • • REALTORS BjgCanyon l'roperties 38EDROOM· lBATH $59,500 Its not a misprint. its tor real! Community pool & in Ccwona del Mer Dramatic 3 bedroom, vaulted beam ceilin gs, view from every room. Private beach. 673-5448 OPEM HOUSE RUDAY. SAT. Ir SUH. 10-6 424 Meodoso Terrac•, CoroM HicJM_.. Lachenmyer 646-)928 Rr afty Inc. 545.3493 all the amenities. Won't last al th.is pnce. Ca ll GeMNI 1002 '9>Her.. 1002 now ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• &cfwive IT IS WITII GR~AT PRIDE THAT WE PRESENT TRULY ONE OF NEWPORT BEACH'S MOST I.vUXURIOUS CUSTOM JtESIDENCES. AN AR CHITE CTUL BEAUTY, LOCATED ON ONE OF BIG CANYON'S WIDEST FAIRWAYS . FIVE BEDROOMS, SEVEN BATHS. ENORMOUS GAME /BILLIARD ROOM, FABULOUS ~OOL AND JACUZZI. DISCOVER FOR YOURSELF THE CHOICE AMENITlES, TOO NUMEROUS TO LIST. IT WILL BE OUR PLEASURE TO SHOW YOU TH I S ABSOLUTELY EXQUISITE llOME. $850,000 ~ AOllllttOMOf' il1!e~ .usoc.IATH IN. ~Newport Center Drive• 64Q.e500 540·3666 llf f 1el1111 REAL ESTATE CAPE COD $53,900 $J,I 50 TOTALDOWH Wlndin1 roadway lo soaring 2 story relrtol ! Private K!'<>Unds protect S«luded entry lo lavish living rooml Gourmet kitchen overlooks tun· shine courtyard I Wind· lng stairway l~ada to sweeping ma1ter bedroom pl1o11 child'• nuut ! Murey, aeUe.r la ~· 8'7-6010 CE 810181 BLllRS ca. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE SPYGLASS Spectacular Upgraded One Story Newporter Model. Rich Dark Oak Floorlng In Liv. Rm. & Din. Room. Spacious 4 Bedrm. + Fam Rm W /Wool Carpeting. Kltc~n W /Deluxe Tile Flooring. Custom Built Pool With Jacu~zl. Unobstructed Valley View. An Oulltandlng O(terlng At $329.000 A 11Joy Or Ncwpdrti. Ll&tlng. • II t DOYlf DllYI &31·1• I I \ ... t c • ,6J8 DAILY PILOT ·····•···•····•••······ IJt..YSHOR&S Garden home, rt> modeled J bdrm .. 2 bath$, decorator per1ec- ~1on. Qwet t.ru1ide loca- 1 ion. u i.ed brick t•ourtyard entry. Low leasehold. $165.000 LOTS OF ROOM for less mone y ! 3 Bdrms., family rm., 2 frplcs., beautiful super greenbelt; many extras; garden patio. .Exciting Bluffs E -Plan & we ll priced at $1S9,500 REDUCED $3,000! fnoneofthe best are<IS or '.l'urtlerock. close to pool & tenni'\; a charming 3 bdrm., f11mily rm. cen- t ered a round lovely atrium with rock waterfall; profess. landscaped yard with bnck terracing & undcr- ~round drainage system. Now only $109,500 You <>wn the land• SEA VIEW f'orever view. spacious 2 bdrm. & den, attractive brkfst. nook. Perfect for the small family desmng d large home. $229,500. VIEW!VIEW! Breakfas t view with Hack Bay & snow capped mts. •by night, a m1lhon twinkling li g hts. Secluded wrap-a round pauo, 3 bdrms., 2i.t ba. d ecorator's home. $164,900 C. F. Colesworthv REALTORS 640·00.fo JUST LISTED! Corona del Mar duplex on peaceful, tree lined ~·ul de sa c. Roomy 2 hdrm . hou se with frplc. + 2 room bachelor; on overs1z.cd lot. $179,500. <.:all Roger Laulc WALTERS. ICIHG &ASSOC. 673·2500 MINl ..... ANCH 4BR. POOL-$66,400 VJt..HODOWH <.:1rcular drive. Large fa mily sized hving room. Country kitchen Dine. Wall Of gla:.S view or COV· ercd pavilion & lush ~rounds ~urround in g ll&F Frccform pool. Separate win~ for hide· a way Ma:.ter Suite & t·h1ld r<'n ':. qua rter s. llurry for tl11s un1Quc harga in! !163 788 1 If. ' 111 ,, .. I It,,, f , ' I I <>Pa. SUHDJt.. Y l ·S THE PRICE IS RIGHT For this COM DUPLEX. Each unil re mode led with new paint an/out. Cpts & drps. bu1ll·JO kitchen 2 Bdrms. frplcs. Better hurry this won 'l last a~ $161,500. 708 Marquerite, CdM BEST BUY IH NEWPORT BEACH for this completely re· modeled , upg rade d home in the new, new, new-paint in/out, c pls, drps, plumbing, kitchen & landsl•aping. 3 Bdrms, custom brick frplc. A better buy you won't get. Only Sl 14,900. 2269 Golden Cir. HI 644-7270 A"4tt4t S~ tj."UH<U REALTORS EJt..STSIDE FIXER $67,500 <>ldie but goodie, huge lot! Zoned R·2! House needs work! Sitting porch entry! Cozy living! J.arge storage sheds ' Be tter hur ry '' <.:all &is-0303 . FORESTE OLSON ""'' n•T·l·n~• ··~--- GRHMIROOK 4 bdrm, 2 ba. Extremely popular CAMELOT mdl. 1bi.s lovely borne located on a cul-de-sac within easy walking distance to So. Coast Plata, theatres &ratauranta. Many out· standing (ealures in elude: Custom Draperies Covered paUo Decorator Wallp•pers lhf'OUlhOUl Outdoor 1as BBQ Auto Gar Door Opener SkyUiht ln Fam. Rm. BY OWN"ER 979-8123 Prin. Only $109,900. '; IAllLY IWFFS 4 BR. 3 ba. end Wilt beau· t,y. Nr. pool. 2200 Sq. fl. ~tSL65,000 R. Dowd Bkr 844.0134 .. Sunday. Match 12. 1978 HOUSES FOR SALE 2 lll>IOOM 4 Gumwood (U{liv. Pk.) Irvine 552-9263 $85,900 Sat/Sun 10.5 1211 Miramar, Laguna Beach 646·3255 Sat/Sun 1-5 1574 Ocean (Pen. Pt.) Balboa 642·5200 $159,500 Sat/Sun l ·S • 1426 So. Flower, Santa Ana 646-3255 Sun. l ·S 706 Begonia. Corona del Mar 540-3666 $150,000 Sunday 1-5 • •3603 Seashore, Npt Shores, NB 675·8676 Sat & Sun 1-5 ' 1830 Port Taggert (llV Homes) NB 644·6200 $142,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 •1001 Nottingham (Westcliff) NB 642-823.5 Sat/Sun 1-5 14632 Beach, College Park, Jrv. 675-5511 $80,000 Sunday 1·5 718 Malabar, Corona del Mar 673·8550 $140,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 10171 Disney Cr. (Hunt. Bay) HB 979·8100 $57 ,500 Sat/Sun 12·S L7236 Citron (Univ Prk Terr) Irv 955-1Z75 $84,900 Sat/Sun 12·5 117 Via Yella (Lido Is le) NB 673-6922 $238,500 Sat/Sun 1·6 32471 Spyglass Crt. San Juan Capo 496-7711 $94,500 Sunday 1-5 •14931 LaurelgrvCr.Willowslrv 559-5039 $74,900 Sun l ·S 4082 Manzanita (Greentree), Irv. 559-6177 $80,750 Sunday 11-5 4491 Robinwood Cir. (Willows), Irv. 494-1569 $71,500 Sun 12·5 #8 Whitewater <Turtlerock) Itrv. 552-7500 $154,000 Sun. 1-5 • •201 Canal (Nwpt Shores) NB 642-5200 $148,500 Sun. 1·5 200 Monte Vista, Costa Mesa 645-7221 Sun.12:30-4 :30 2 BR & FAM RM or De. 1624 Hillcrest, Laguna Beach 497-1744 $172,000 Sat/Sun L·4 •33 Silverwood (Deerfield) Irv. 552-6161 $80.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •2921 Perla (The Bluffs) N.B. 644-4910 $140,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 4807 Surrey, Cameo Hglnds, CdM 675-5511 Sunday 1-5 1999 Tustin Ave., Cos ta Mesa 646-7171 $119,000 Sun. 1·5 230 Prospect , Ne wport Beach 646-7171 $105,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 ft 11 La Serena, Irvine 673-8550 $118,950 Sat/Sun 1-5 1818 Port Abbey, Newport Beach 759-1501 $136,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 •23162nd St. <Newport Shrs) NB 645-4409 $96,500 Sat/Sun 12-3 2501 Harbor View CHVH) CdM 646-7414 $229,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 10 Wild Goose Ct. (Nwpt Crest) NB 642·1242 $129,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 26 Wildflower (Deerfield) Irv 552-8879 $82,500 Sat/Sun I 5 24281 Tahoe Crt, Laguna Niguel 496-7711 $99,500 Sunday I 5 106-27th (Balboa), N .B. 642-5200 $139,500 Sun. 1·5 2030 Pt. Weybridge,HV Hms, NH 642-8235 Sun. 1·5 1242 Rutland Rd. #2 (Westcliff) NB 642-8235 S81.500 Sun. l ·5 15 Sanderling (Deerfield) Irv. 752-1414 $93,500 Sun. 1·5 6211 Sierra Siena CT.Rock) Irv. 552-7500 $114,900 Sun.12 ·4 2444 Vista Nobleza, Bluffs, NB 631-1800 $149,500 Sunday 1-5 659 Bolsana (Portafina), Lag. Bch 499-1965 $283,000 Sun 12·5 *22 Shoal (Jasmine Creek) CdM 673-7601 $197,500 Sunday 1·5 3 IEOROOM 3705 S Woodland, Santa Ana 540-3666 $76,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 1745 Orange,. Costa Mesa 540·3666 $103,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 899 Capital, Costa Mesa 645-3474 $74,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 • # 1 Moonrise, Newport Beach . 962-7788 $93,500 Sunday 1·5 323 62nd Street, Npt Shrs, N.B. 640-1812 $121,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 2620 Riverside Dr. CE/Side) C.M. 642-6368 $77 ,500 Sat/Sun 12-4 2702 Vista Del Oro (E.Bluff), N.B. 960-1074 $127,000 Sal/Sun 1:30-5 314 Prospect (Newport Shores) N.B 673-9060 $107,000 Sun. 1-5 1521 Kings Rd., Newport Beach 673-9060 $249,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 124 46th Street, Newport Beach 673-3663 $150,000 Sun. 1·5 453 Vista Grande (Bluffs) NB 644-2148 $145,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 13 Sundown Pass, Irvine 552·5398 Sat/Sun 10-5 15 Whitewood (Univ. Park) lrv. 642·5200 $96,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 3429 Santa Clara, Costa Mesa 540·3666 $96,000 Sun 1-5 2256 Colgate, Costa Mesa 898-7855 $75,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 207 Milford Dr. (Cameo Shrs) CdM 673-4400 Sat/Sun 1-5 502 E. Grif!ilh, Santa Ana 540-3666 $67,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 •230 Lugonia (Newport Shores) NB 646-3255 . Sat/Sun 1·5 2 Viejo (Rancho San Joaquin) Irv. 642·8235 $142,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 808 Via Lido Soud, Newport Bch 675"6670 $259,500 Sunday 1-5 1 ••21 Balboa Coves, Nwpt Bch 752·1920 $250.000 Sat/SW11·5 2596 Santa Ana, Costa Mesa 752-1920 $92,SQO Sunday 1·5 689 Vista Bonita, Bluffs. NB 640.9900 $136,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 519 So. Birch. Santa Ana 546--2313 $62,500 Sun. 1·5 2038 Aliso, Costa Mesa -64~7171 $122,000 -Sal 1·5 2133 Monrovia, Costa Mesa 44~7171 $'71,500 Sun. l ·S 11111 san Do.,!..alJ_!unUost.oa Bcb '752·1700 ffe,;MI Sat/Sua 1·5 29252 JUdgmew Dr •• Lai. ~. • 751-3191/831..-S Sun l·S DIRECTORY ...... ...., ... ac...., .. ,. ........... c .. tl Fl ....................... ..... -0 .... ,. .......... .., ..... I , .. _.,.....,..DA.ll.YN.OTWAMl'~.P--............................. _..,... .. .., ..... ,._ .................. s.11:s•1 _. s-.,. . 617 Vista Bonita (Bluffs) NB 673-8550 $153,000 Sun 1-5 2500 Margaret (Newport Hts) NB 646-7711 Sat/Sun l·S 5404 River, Newport Beach 646-7711 Sat/Sun l ·S 29241 Via San Sebastian 831-1770 Sat/Sun ll·f 1060 Baja, Laguna Beach 497-3331 $176,000 Sat/Sun 1-4:30 2662 Crestview (Bayshores). N.B. $184,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 2888 Chilion Way, Laguna Beach 494 -9672 $182,500 Sat/Sun 10-4 1590 Myrtlewood (Mesa Verde), CM 805/544-3979 $81,750 SJS9·5 403 lris (Old CdM) CdM 675-6000 $158,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 4515 Hampden (Cameo Shores) CdM 675-6000 $228,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 410 Vista Roma (Bluffs) N.B. 675-6000 $125,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 *538 Redlands Ave (NptHts) NB 675-6000 $134,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 602 Acacia (Old CdM} CdM 675-6000 $163,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 718 Goldenrod, Corona del Mar 631-1800 $157 ,500 Sat/Sun I ·5 10822 El Centro, Fountain Vly 960-4361 Sunday 1-5 933 Dogwood, Costa Mesa 548-1168 Sun 1-4 17702 Loyola (Culverdale) Irv. 552-7500 $88,500 Sun. 12:30-4:30 3019 Samoa Place, Costa Mesa 548-1168 $85,990 Sun 1·5 295 Camellia, Costa Mesa 546-8640 $74,900 Sunday 1-5 535 Playa (The Blu((s ) Npt. Beach 640·0020 Sun. 1-5 4646 Sierra Tree Ln (Umv.Pk) Irv. 752-1414 $115,000 Sun. 1-5 618 Tustin Ave., Newport Bch 642-1830 $116,900 . Sun. 12-4. 2596 Fairway Dr., Costa Mesa 642-1830 $74,900 Sun. 1·5 2672 Club Mesa (Eastside) CM 545-9491 $74,900 Sun 1-5 1084 Glen Circle, Costa Mesa 645-7221 $91.900 Sun only 1·5 224 Via Eboli (Lido Isle) NB 675-2306 $248,000 Sun 1 5 tt33 Acapulco, Laguna Beach 499-212.'i $13.5,500 Sat /Sun 10-5 4 l Ill Ir FAM RM or DS. 1955 Pt. Locksleigh (HVHms) NB 833-8600 $149,500 Sun. 1-4 •4633 Perham Dr., CamShrs, CdM 673-9257 or 646-7414 Daily 1·5 19561 Hartsdale Cir., Hunt Bch 968·4629 $78.500 Sat/Sun 12-5 •921 Capital (off Wilson), CM 646-5743 $84 ,500 Sat /Sun 1-5 34318 Calle Portola, Capis. Bch. 497-1744 $110,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 30262 Benecia, Laguna Niguel 497-1744 $139,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 1144 KateUa, Laguna Beach 497-1744 $225,000 Sat/Sun 1·4 •4525 Camden Dr. CamShrs,CdM 644·4910 $310,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 357 Calalina Dr. (Npt. Heights) NB 646-4463 $145,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 404 Catalina, Npt Hts, N.B. 675-6670 $145,000 Sunday 1-5 302 Kings Rd. (Cliff Haven) NB 642-5200 $225,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1920 Commodore (Baycrest) NB 642-5200 $192,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2021 Deborah (Harbor Hghlnds) NB 642-5200 $125,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 214 Poppy Ave., Coron a del Mar 759-0811 $435,000 Sun. 1-5 436 Cambridge, Npt Hts, N.B. 540-3666 $109,900 Sat/Sun l ·5 2132 Vista Dorado (Bluffs) N.B. 644-9060 $190,000 Sun. 1·5 2227 Donnie Road (Upper Bay) NB 642-8235 $163,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 •1761 Port Manleigh (HVHms) NB 644-6200 $169,950 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••3322 Via Lido (Lido Isle) NB 644·6200 $425,000 Sal/Sun 1·5 •5004 River St., Newport Beach 640-6600 $125,000 Sun 12·5 107 "A" St., Balboa Peninsula 631-1400 $265,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 8342 Lambert Dr., Hunt'g Beach 546-5880 $89,900 Sun. 1-5 t9 Rimrock (Turtlerock) Irvine 644-9060 $175,900 Sun. 1·5 1200 Estelle Ln, Newport Bch 645·7836 $212,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •913 Junipero, Mesa del Mar, CM 751-3191 Sunday 1-5 1092 Santa Cruz, Costa Mesa 751-3191 $94,900 Sunday 1·4 22091 Comanche, Lake Forest 675·5511 Sat & Sun 1·5 1907 Port Bristol, Newport Beach 675·5511 Sunday 1·5 •20 Whitewater, JasmineCrk,CdM 675-5511 Sunday 1·5 516 DeAnza, Corona del Mar 675-2311 $207 000 Sat/Sun l·S 3915 Inlet Isle, Corona del Mar 675-ZJU $229,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 '2403 Fordham Dr .• Costa Mesa 546-2313 $98 500 Sun 12·5 1791 Hummingbird, Costa Mesa 546"'2313 $129,000 Sat/Sun t .s 24 Kamalii, Newport Beach 5'&-2313 $125,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 •3851 Marigold, e<.ta Men 5'6·2313 . • Sat/Sun 1·5 186 Virginia Pl, Costa Mesa 646·7171 $114,900 · Sunday 1-5 14172 Warren Crt., Irvine 752-1700 $83,000 Sat.12·4 •2314 W. Harvard, Santa Ana 752·1700 $68,000 Sun 12·4 2951 Catalpa, Newport Beach 673·8550 $189,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •975 Denver, Mesa N., Costa Mesa 545-9491 · Sat/Sun 1-5 424 E. 16th St., Costa Mesa 646-7711 Sat/Sun 12·5 2509 Carriage, Santa Ana 540-1720 $79,900 Sat/Sun 1-S *10710 Peony, Fountain Valley 540-1720 $84,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 442 Cambridge, Costa Mesa 540-1720 $95,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 535 Tustin Hghts, Newport Beach 673-8.550 $124,900 Sat/Sun 1-S 338 Royan (Nwprt Riviera) C.M. 673-8550 $80,500 Sun 1-S 5 Wood Nymph (Irvine Groves) Irv. 675-6000 $100,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 8662 Luss Dr., Huntington Beach 960-4361 Sunday 1-5 25012 Reflcjo, Mission Viej<> 496-7711 $89,900 Sunday l·S 1038 Sea Lane (Or ig. HVHls) CdM 675-6000 $180,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 4121 Homestead, Greentree, Irv. 752-7315 $91 ,500 Sunday l-5 !3 Pandora (Irvine Grove) Irvine 894-5641 $114,950 Sat/Sun 1·5 407 Vista Suerte (Bluffs), N.B. 1 993-7320 $129,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2402 Orchid Hill Pl, Nwpt Bch 751·3910 $131,500 Sat/Sun 12-5 4714 Cortland, Corona del Mar 644-7020 $169,900 Sat/Sun 1 5 585 Nycs Place, Laguna Beach . 499-4551 $210,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1520 Bluebird Canyon, Lag Beach 499-4551 '$239,000 Sunday 2·5 570 Traverse, Cos ta Mesa 557 -5185 $79,000 Sat/Sun 12-5 2916 Clay St. (Newport Heights) NB 645-2441 Sat/Sun 10·5 29211 Kensington Dr., Lag. Niguel 495·5894 $125,000 Sat/Sun 1·4 23792 J\ venida Facilitar. Mission V . 586-3391 $83,750 Sat/Sun 10·5 * • • 3893 Aruba Circ., Hunt. Harbor 846-4829 $234,000 Sat/Sun 10·6 •246 Joann (College Park ), C.M. 548-7729 $86,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 1201 Pembrooke, Westcliff,N.B. 646·0100 $144.900 Sat/Sun I -5 •9102 Mahalo, NptWest, Hnt.Bch. 645-1103 Saturday 1·5 3737 So. Ramona Dr., Santa Ana 833-1927 $81.600 Sat/Sun 1·5 29482 Via Valverde, Laguna Niguel 495-4285 $98,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 19981 Cato. Huntington Beach 848· 1322 Sl09,950 Sat/Sun 1 ·5 53 Bethany Dr. (Turtlerock) Irv. 833-1084 $135,000 Sat/Sun 12-5 14761 Athel (College Pk) Irv. 552-5377 $125,500 Sat/Sun 10. 7 14921 Athel, College Park, Irv. 752-7315 $122,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 # 14 Shasta, University Park, Irv. 752-7315 $134,450 Sunday 1·5 2101 Yacht Grayling (Sea view) N.B. 675-6000 $255,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 15081 Sonny Circle, Ranch, Irv. 752-7315 $103,950 Sat/Sun 1-5 14532 Guama. College Park, Irv. 752-7315 $109,950 Sunday 1·5 2501 Port Whitby (H.V. Homes) NB 675-6000 $204,000 Sat. 1·5 2007 Pl. Ramsgate,H.V.Hms, NB 675:6741 Sat/Sun 1-5 1645 Labrador, Costa Mes a 548-7729 $89,500 Sat/Sun 1·4 4804 River Ave., Newport Beach 642-3'l99 $123,500 Sat/Sun 1-4 24396 Borrego Court. Lag Niguel 646-3448 $123,900 Sun 1-5 2042 So. Capella, Mesa Verde, CM 645-1103 $109,000 Sat. 1-5 1608 Ruth J,ane (Westcliff) N.B. 675-1642 $170,000 ~un. 1-5 2907 IlbrViewDr,HVHJs, CdM 644-6200 $315,000 Sun. 1-5 4615 Cortland,CamH'lnds, CdM 644·6200 $154,000 Sun. 1-5 2901 Paper Ln (Anniv Estates) NB 642-8235 $124,500 Sun. 1-5 23252 Ellice Circ .. Laguna Niguel 644·6200 $249.500 Sun. 1-5 232 Robinhood, Costa Mesa 642-8235 $117,000 $un. l ·S •4600 Roxbury,CamShrs,CdM 642·8235 $237 .ooo Sun. 12-4 • • 324 Morningstar. DvrShrs,NB 642-823.5 Sun. l ·S 911 Kings Rd. CClirf Haven) N.B. 642·5200 $249,500 Sun. l·S 14 Swllt Court (Nwpt Crest) NB 642-5200 Sun.. 1·5 2216 Vista Dorado CThe Bluffs) N.B. 640·0020 Sun. 1 ·5 #1 Wood Nymph (Irv. Groves) lrv. 645·3474 Sun. l ·S 1500 Antigua <Dover Shores) N.B. 642·5200 Sun. 1·5 1501 Lincoln Lo. (WestcllfO N.B. 642-5200 $195,000 Sun. 1-S 1956 Anaheim Ave., Costa Mesa &es-~ $75.ooo s~ 12.4 •#-8 Banma Ct. (Nwpt Crest) NB 6'5.o.103 $128,500 SUD. l·S 919 Cheyenne, Costa Mesa 545.0303 189,000 206 La Jolla Lane. N.U. 646-6197 $210,000 Sunday 1-6 607 Lassen <Brookview), C.M. 545~91 $85,900 Sunday l ·S 22 Woodrush, Irvine 759-1501 $97,500 Sun 1-S 5102 Yearling, lrvme 759·1501 $82,900 Sun 1·5 -t622 Roxbury, Irvine 759·1501 $69,900 Sun l ·S •2553 Greenbriar, Co!>la Mesa 54()-1720 $83,950 Sun.1·5 2215 Golden Circle, Npt. Bch . 540-1720 $118,500 Sun. 1-S 3329 Alabama Circle, Costa Mesa 540-1720 $98,900 Sun.1-S 2956 Pemba (Mesa Verde) CM 675·3411 $117,500 Sun l ·S 2269 Golden Cir., Newport Bch 644-7270 $114,900• Sat/Sunl..S 3 IR Ir FJt..M RM or DEN & GUEST HOUSE -.1822 Buttonsbell CBaycrest) NB 642-5200 $208,000 Sun. 1·5 4 IS>ROOM •6052 Jade, Huntington Beach 962-7788 $77,900 Sunday l ·S 205 Via Jucar (Lido Isle) N.B. 675-6259 $249,500 SatJSun 12·5 2100 Highland (Baycrest) N.B. 675-4630 $134,900 Sat/Sun 1-S 468 Serra, Corona del Mar 673-1181 $159,000 Sa/S 1-dusk 359 Vista Madera (Bluffs> N.B. 673-4400 $159,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 15271 Swallow, Westminster 898-7855 $77,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 20802 Crestview Ln., Hunt'g Beach 963·7080 $81,900 Sat/Sun 1-S 19931 Potomac (Glen Mar) H.B. 962·0123 $79,900 Sun. l ·S 2033 Shipway (Baycrest) N.B. 642-8235 $199,950 Sat/Sun 1·4:30 J4922 Gainford, Deerfield, Irv. 640·9900 $79,900 Sunday 1·5 2212 Margaret Dr., Nwpt Bch 646·7414 $119,000 Sat/Sun 1·4 •3213 Nebr aska Pl., Costa Mesa 546-2313 $91 ,900 Sat/Sun 1-4 3952 Ash, Irvine 752-1700 $113,000 Sun. 1·5 771 Olympic, Costa Me::.a 546-2313 $77,771 Sat/Sun 1-5 2050 A I iso Ave ( Eastside) CM 631·4719 $125,000 Sat/Sun l ·S 24922 Mosquero, Mission Viejo 837-6417 $95,000 Sat/Sun 210 7th St., J Iuntington Beach 536-9987 $118.000 Sat/Sun 9·6 2146 Vista Laredo, Newport. Beach 644 -2432 $143,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2317 Rutgers. College Pk., C.M. 75 1-3910 $87.700 Sun 12·5 4612 Ranchgrove (The Willows) Irv. 751-3910 $76,900 Sun 12-5 9 Redwood Tree Lane, Jrvine 731-5900 $132,500 Sun. 1-5 19092 Lindsay Lane, Hunt'g Bch 963-8278 $81,900 Sunday 1-5 2900 Quedada. Bluffs, N.B . 631·1800 $139,500 Sun.1-5 333 Bordeaux (Nwpt Riviera) CM 631-l.266 $89,500 Sunday 1-4 1898 Park Crest Dr., Costa Mesa 645-6080 $120,500 Sun. 1·5 4 BR & FAM RM or DEH 2036 Pt. Provence (HV Homes) NB 644-9060 Sun. l ·S 1112 Sandcastle (HV Hills) CdM 644-9060 $259,000 Sun.1-5 29482 Via Valverde, Laguna Niguel 495·4285 $98,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 933 Carnation, Greenbrook, C.M. 979·8123 $109.900 Sat/Sun 12·5 • 22 Morro Bay Dr., SpygJass, CdM 640-1812 $309,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •#2 Morro Bay Dr .• Spyglass, CdM 640-1812 $324 ,750 Sunday l ·S 21882 Michi~an Ln .• Lake Forest 768-7667 $119.500 Sun 1-5 • 10132CrailctMerC'dithGrdns.HB 962·2080 $141.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 20191 Norcroft (Landmark) H.B. 640-6161 $97,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 52 Drakes Bay Dr. (Spyglass) CdM 644-4867 $259,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 32 Drakes Bay (Spyglass) CdM 644-4867 $275.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 4501 Surr~y Dr CamHlnds CdM 644·4910 $179.500 Sal/Sun 1·5 2409 Bonnie. Costa Mesa 540·3666 $149,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 1911 E. Balboa. Newport Beach 631-1400 $269,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 16671 Apple Ln, Fountain Valley 898-7855 $127,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2317 Irvine Ave (Upper Bay) NB 642·8235 $199.900 Sat/Sun 1-5 1456 Galaxy (Dover Shores) NB 642-8235 $295.000 Sal/Sun 1-5 2 Deerspring <Deerfield ) Irvine 752·1414 $144 ,900 Sat/Sun 12-4 1621 Castle Cove (Spyglass) CdM 752·1414 $255,000 Sal/Sun 1-5 •2242 Heather Lane. N.B. 642·8235 $169,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 • 1508 Dover Dr (Westcliff) NB 642-8235 $149.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 * 1839 Sabrina Terr .. Nwpt Bch 631·1400 $398,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2901 Catalpa. NewPort Beach 631·1400 $154,900 Sat/Sun l·S 3209 Dakota. Costa Mesa S46·325S Sun 1-5 1526 Highland, Newport Beach 631·1400 $184,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 10141 Suntan Cr (Shrcrst) HB 963-7881 $90,500 Sun. 12·6 2226 Pt. Carlisle CHV ff ms) N. B. 642·8235 $178,900 Sat/Sun l ·S . 269 Sierks, Costa Mesa 546..s&a> Sat/Sun 12-S 2964 Blmlnl (Mesa Verd ) C.M. 644·738.1 $89.~ Sat/Sun 1-5 987 Junipero. 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By app't. $385,000 4 Ill EHD UMIT Early Bluffs; 2150 sq. rt. of charm! 3 Ba., form. din., cath edral beam ceil's., elevated, private, view. Asking $165,000 OPEN t-5 2 I I 4 VISTA LillOO RUMBOLD REALTY INY£STMENTS HST YA.LUE. GREEHHLT, ~y YllW. End unit, cuJ de sac. Like new, 1950 s q . fl., 3 BR, 211 ... ba .• split level. Vacant; move-in cond. Asking 3 I 2 MARI HE A. VEMUI IA.LIOA. ISUHD '75-4122 $154,500. OPEN 1·5 527 PL.A YA. Coff Y ,...., G ... rot I 00 Gl'Mt'al 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••• ....................•.. OWHEtt HELEN B. DOWD . MEW HOME Eoshick C. M. Swider JUSl completed REA.LTOll IMC. 644-0114 LEAVES TOWN Open Sunday 12 s. 341 Creengrove, Tuslin. 2 BR, den, ranta~l1r f1nanc1ni;:. Askin~ B .900. Call for dulu1ls 771·2576 Uu.s 2 slory 4 bdrm home. GftMf'al I 002 GeMral I 002 Features include; vault· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Newport Pier Realty t ••. iihUJ·~ 2005 Balboa Blvd. Newport Bch. 673·2058 ed ce1lm1i:s. 3 car garage & RV ~lorage. Hurry. choose your own carpels Call 546-5880 ~HERITAGE REALTORS 2 Houses on a lot near Newport Hwgbls. Great investment opportunity. Call 546-5880 ~·HERITAGE •. • REALTORS DIRECTORY ........ ....,., clr.ctwy ...... Y-. llllh _._.. •• y• .. .._.. llicallwp Al IM lec..._ ll1tM ~--~cl .. .,._tw .... by edtefil ...... .._, .. t.49y'• DAJL Y PtL.OT WANT' ADS.,..,_. ...... .,... i... ... for ... .--_...-tolht-11 •twwww.._ •tws c ..... eecll S.tw"'-Y _.. ~· 4 IR & F.AM RM or DEN S IR & FA.M RM or DEH 1594 Baker, Mesa Verde, C'.M. 460 MendozaTer,Coronalllds,CdM 751-3191 $82,000 SWtday 1·5 644-7383 $375.000 Sat/SWl 1-4 :30 3045 Garfield. Costa Mesa •2033 Santiago Drive, Baycrest. NB 751 ·3191 $74,900 · Sunday 1-5 642-7408 $219,000 Sun 1-5 1792 Kenwood Pl, Costa Mesa 197 Buoy, East Costa Mesa 646-3928 $91 ,200 Sat/Sun 1-5 642-5200 $99,999 Sat/SWl 1-5 1835 Tahiti Dr. (Mesa Verde) CM 3922 Hendrix, Irvine 546-4141 $133,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 646-7 171 $125,000 SWl 1-5 17532 Luther, Irvine ~1621 Port Barmouth, Newport Bch 646-7171 $95.000 Sun 1-5 552-4414 SWl.1-5 10082 Beverly Dr., Huntington· Bch 1782 Bahama, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $119.900 Sun. 1-5 546-2313 $143,000 SWl. 1·5 42R Vista Suerte, Newport Beach 27 Willowbrook (Wdbrdg) Irv. 646-7171 $125,000 Satl-5 522-4121 $193,500 Sat/SWl 10-5 •227 Sherwood. Costa Mesa 6562 Glen Dr. (Goldenwest Pk) HB 546-2313 $135,000 Sunday 1·5 892·7677 $152 900 Sat/Sun 3153 Country Club Dr .. C .M. 33821 Ave Calita: San Juan Capo 546-2313 $129,000 . Sunday 1-5 496-7711 $195,000 Sunday 1-5 #28 Oakdale (Woodbridge) Irv. 4001 Topside, Corona del Mar 673-8550 $1~9,900 . Sal. l -5 644-7211 $274 500 Sun 2-5 ·• • 15701 Butterf 1eld. Westminster ' 546·2313 $127 ,500 Sun 1-5 21152 Shaw Ln., Hunt. Bch 752-1700 $136,000 Sat/SWl 12·5 1658 Minorca. Costa Mesa 546·2313 $8S,900 Sunday 1-5 12622 Barrett Ln., N. Tustin Hills 673-8550 $170,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2110 Yacht Mischiet (Seaview) NB fi75·6000 $285,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •27991 Via Del Cerro(S.J .Terr.)SJC 493.5543 Sunday 12-5 2216 Donnie Rd. (Back Bay) NB 642-4758 $164,500 Sat/Sun 1-4 2320 Pt. Aberdeen (HVHomes) NB 675-6000 $159,.>00 Sun. 1-5 31l W. 22nd St., Costa Mesa (213)285·8700 $135.000 Sun. 1-5 22031 Tanbark Ln., El Toro 751-3910 $189,900 Sun 12-5 2008 Wes t St. Anne P l, Santa Ana 751 -3910 $74,950 Sun 12-5 3826 Claremont (Culverdale) Irv. 552-7500 $96,000 Sun 12:30-4:30 1307 Keel Dr. (HVHills) CdM 644-6200 $195,000 Sun. 1·5 1915 Windward <Baycrest) N.B. 642-8235 $219,500 Sllll. 1-5 2318 Aralia (Eastbluff) NB 642-8235 $149,500 SWl . 1·5 1924 Le<!ward (Baycrest) NB 642-8235 Sun. 1·5 •2221 Francisco Dr., N.B. 642·8235 $239,500 Sun. 1·5 •64 Royal St. George (BigCyn) NB 644·6200 $384.500 Sun. 1-5 •36 Royal St.George,BgCyn,NB 644-6200 $369,500 Sllll. 1·5 •6 Winged Foot (Big Canyon) NB 644-6200 $329,900 Sun. 1-5 18681 Paseo Cortez, Irvine 542·6721 $135,000 · Sat. 1:30-4:30 3011 So. Diamond, Santa Ana 645-0303 $83,500 Sun. 1·5 3209 So. Linda Way, Santa Ana 645-0303 $110,000 Sun"l ·S •890 Capital, Costa Mesa 645·0303 $87,000 Sun. l ·S #6 Blazing Star, Irvine 645-0303 $131,000 Sun.1-5 1860N.Jersey, Mesa Verde, CM 545-9491 $82,500 Sun l·S· 2985 Teakwood <Mesa Verde) C.M. 545·9'91 $81,500 Sun l ·S 2033 S. CapellaCrt,M. Verde,CM 54S.~ $112,500 Sunday 12·5 •2870 Clubbouse(Mcsa Verde) C.M. 54S.94SU Sun. l .S lt3490SinRaCael,MesaWds,CM MS-9'91 Sun .1·5 CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE 2 IEDIOOM 2905 (F) Fairview. Santa Ana 540-3666 $64,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 1111 So. Coast Dr. ( E 101) CM 646·3255 Sun. 1-5 2764 Hillview Dr (HV Knoll) NB 644-6200 $148,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 461 Orange Blossom, Irvine 540-1720 $52,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 # 14 Surfside Crt., N.B. 645-7221 $81.950 Sat/Sun 1-5 2 U & FAM RM or D94 416 Vista Roma (Bluffs) N.B. 640-9060 $115,000 Sun. l ·S 209 Nata, Bluffs. Ne wport Beach 631-1800 $175,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 415 Superior, Newport Beach 675-6775 $85.000 Sun 1-5 #17 Wild Goose Ct. , Nwpt Crst, NB 642 ·3850 $112,000 Sun 1-5 3 IEDROOM 631 So. Fairview (8-C) S.A. 646-32.55 Sat/Sun l ·S 2785 Parkside Lane, Anaheim 898·78.55 ~900 Sat/Sun 1-5 624 Sullivan #i'IC, Santa Ana 646-7711 $51.900 Sat/Sun 12·5 322 Orange Blossom, Irvine 540-1720 $.53,900 Sat/Sun 1 ·S #20 Barlovento Crt,NptCrst,NB 642-9308 $123,000 . Sat/Sun t-5 24902 El Caprice.N.Wrld,LgHJs . 586-8137 $67,500 sat/sun l ·S 2189 Vista Entrada (Bluffs) N .B. 640-5.560 $180,000 Sun. 1-5 281-D Alton, Santa Ana 645·0303 $.59,900 Sun. 1-5 3 IR Ir FAM IM Ott' DIM 21657 Ocean Vista Dr., So. Laguna 646·77ll Satl~/Sun2-6 #31 Silverwood, Deerfield. Irv. 752-7315 $84,500 Sunday 1·5 405 Feliz (The Bluf!a) Npt. Beach 640·5.560 $185,000 Sun. 1-S 2215 Fiesta (The Bluf!s) Npt. Bch . 640·5560 .$145,000 Sun. l ·S 4 llDaOOM . 2146 Vista Laredo, Newport Beach 644·2432 $143,SOO . . Sat/Sun l·S TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE 2 •IOOM • 16 Silverwood (°"rlieJd) trv. 751-3910 $73,900 Sattsun 1-$ 17661 lronbark, Univ Pk, Irv. 648--7414 &in 1-6 • . - PEMIMSULA POIMT-$398,000 Prime peninsula point oceanfront location! Super views or jetty, ocean & sandy beach! Newly redecorated 2 Bdrm. & den! Owner anxious -will consider lease option. Call now for preview. IOMUSES IM IA YCREST Absolutely immaculate Baycrest home! Featuring all tiled entry. Massive stone firep lace. Formal dining room. Parquet & paneled family room. Enormous master wing -plus 2 more spacious bedrooms. Laundry room. BONUS EXTRAS INCLUDED are: refrig., wash, dryer, freezer, water softener & alarm system too! Offered at only $225,000. Call today. 752-1700 tlU2 MAC A.ITHUI ILVO.-sum 10,__.YIHI 458 Ga viola (The Bluffs) N.B. 640-1721 $134,000 Sat/Sun 12·5 3 BR & FA.M RM or DEM #6 Redwood Tree (Univ.Prk) Irv 545-9491 $115,000 Sun. 1·5· HOME & IMCOME FOR SALE • 21R&IH 616·6161h Poinsettia, CdM 759-0811 $168,500 DUPLEXES FOR SALE 2 IR EA.CH 701-70l1h Narcissus, CdM 644-7383 $173.500 604-04112 Heliotrope, CdM Sllll.1-5 644-6200 Sat/SWl 1-5 616 Goldenrod, Corona del Mar " Sat/Sun 12-4 4604 Seashore, Newport Beach · 673-6900 $173,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 708 Marguerite, Corona del Mar 644-7270 $161,500 Sat /Sun 1-5 130 40th St., Newport Beach 673-6210 $150,000 . 2 BR & I BR 513 Jasmine <Old CdM) CdM 675-6000 $148,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 122 39th St., Newport Beach 631-1400 $158,000 Sun 1-5 2 U Ir FAM RM or DEM & I IR 565 Park Ave., Laguna Beach 494-8130 $219,000 Sun. 11·3 3 U & IA.CH 323 Apolena, Balboa Is land 673·6900 $275,000 Sal/Sun 1-5 3 IR & I II 513 Marigold, Corona del Mar 640-9900 $172,500 Sunday 1-5 128 43rd St., Newport Beach 673-6210 $189,950 Sun 12-4 3 IR & 2 II 131 Topaz, Balboa Island 673-6900 $247,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 218 Amethyst, Balboa Island 631-1400 $298,900 Sat/Sun l ·S· 365-3651/2 LaPerle Pl., C .M. 673-8494 $191,500 Sun.1·5 ••6009 Seashore. Newport Bch 645-1531 $450,000 Sunday 1-5 4291.h Carnation. Corona del Mar 644 -4848 Sun 1-5 399 E.18thSt .• EaslsideC.M. 675-SSll $146,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 4 IR & I IR 715 Jasmine, Corona del Mar 644·9060 $225,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 UNITS FOR SALE 3 1R & 4 II 4919 River, Newport Beach 642·3850 $199,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 FOURPLEX FOR SALE J-2 IR- l IR-1 IR 17082 Grove Circle, Hunt. Beach 675-7060 $215,000 Sat/Sun l·S MOBILE HOME FOR SALE I ta & PAM RM or DIM 300 E. Cst Hwy #266(Bayside Vill)NB 675-4010 $19,500 HOUSE FOR RENT 3 llOROOM f21 Femlcaf, Corona del Mar 675·5511 $600/mo Sat/Sun l ·S CONDOMINIUM FOR REHT 3 ... 00M •17411.\IStln, Unit 12·A, C.M. 646-8273 $400 Sun 12·4 G ... ,.. IOOZ ....... 1oozG•••• IOOZ ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• MPlace 0ce .... VA./PHA2 & 3 IR"s TOWNHOUSES 1&2STORJES 2TENNISCOURTS 2CARGARAGES FROM $56,475!!! MORE- ... THAN JUST A ROOF OVER YOUR HEAD. DISCOVER PARK PLACE-OCEANSIDE. VA /FHA LUXURY HOMES IN A SMALL. PR IVAT E RF.cREATIONAL COM· MUNITY. NOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION & PRICED TO SELL FOR THOUSANDS AND THOUSANDS LESS THAN ORANGE L'OUNTY!!! $56,475-$65,600 VA.FHA. COHV. TERMS FACTS: BRAND NEW 1 & Z story design,,. 2 & 3 Bdrms. Fenced patio & garden areas. Huge 2 car garages. Formal entry balls. Elegant master bdrm suites. Spacious, s unny kitchens. Wood burrung fireplaces. 2 ten- nis coUJ'U & swimming! VIEWS!!! FEATURES: AU homes include VA/FHA quality cpl! + ceramic tile k1lchen counters! + wood shake r oofs! + Westinghouse range + dbl ovens! + West- inghouse dishwasher! + fll'eplace! + patio slab fencing ! + 2 CAR GARAGES! + Wesl· inghouse was he r + dryer (Plans 3&4) ! Butcher block design cabinets! ! ! THE LOCATION IS RIGHT! Walk or bike to MIRA COSTA COLLEGE + Tri-Cities H08pital & Med Center. 2 car minutes lo all shop- ping. 4 car minutes to MAY CO.-EL CAMrNO REAL REGIONAL SHOPPING. CEN;ER ! 10 car m1nutiEs l o Carlsbad & Vista Employment Centers ·PARK PLACE Oceanside DIRECTIONS: FROM ORANGE COUN- w1-:s1.1.;y N TAYLOR CO. Hl-:1\LTOH.S -~t ill '•· 1 ~,.l(; rttESTIGIOUS LIMDA. lsU Luxurious Stone & wd custom home on 113' bayfront on tip of island with big bay view. Finest of construction without regard to cost. 4 BR suites + maids qtrs, 2 pwd rms, ram rm, den. billiard rm, elevator, sauna, unique pool, jacuzzi & boat dock. $775,000 Lease-hold or $1,375,000 Fee. Seller will finance. By appt only. IEA.UTIFUL C.AMEO SHORES Glorious view of the ocean from this 3 bdrm 4 bath home. Den w/wet bar, formal qining rm & large living rm. Huge patio s urrounds inviting pool. 3-Car garage. Located on one of better streets. Pri vale beach . $310.000 4525 CA..MDEH DR. S.AT/SUN l ·S CA.MEO HIGHLANDS • OCEA.H VIEW Wake up in this lovely 4 BR home to the beautiful s ight of a variety or birds. Quiet street, almost like country living. Lge private front courtyd. Private beach. $179,500 4501 SURREY DR. SA.T/SUM l·S llG CYH TOWHHOME FOR LEA.SE Beautiful brand new 2 bdrm & den ''Pinehurst" model. 2th baths, dining rm, wet bar & upgraded cptng. Tennis courts & pool. Ask $750 Mo. 43 SEA ISLAND SA.T/SUM 1·5 llG CYH MEW TOWMHOME S 140.000 Beautiful "Oakcrest" model w /large living rm & formal dining. 2 Bdrms. 2 baths, wet bar & bright kitchen. Pool, jacuzzi & tennis cts. Security gate. 5'UT ..UVEI. IM THE IWFFS Charming panelled den with brick fireplc, deep red cptng off-sets the white elegance of custom dee. formal dining rm, living rm & 2 BR suites. Air/cond for comfort. Lease $800 Mo. 2921 PERLA. SA.T/SUM l·S IA.LIOA ISL.AMO -$199,SOO Glowing corner fireplace in the charming living room of this 3 bdrm 3 bath home. Sunny study or sewmg rm off ups tairs mas ter s uite. Large double garage. Call for appt. HOW A.IOUT HA.WA.II? $14, 900 Great for an investment & fun for a retreat to paradise on beautiful Kauai. Lovely 1 BR Condo on front row ocean bluff. Private airport. WESLEY H. TAYLOR CO .. REA.LTOIS 21 I I SGll ~ Hlls Rood NEWPORT CEMTst. N.I. 644-49 I 0 TY: Come-south on FWY ~--------~ S to HWY 78-EAST. Now East on HWY 78 approx 3 mi to COLLEGE BLVD. I Take COLLEGE exit 1 then turn left (under I freeway) to VISTA WAY (lsl Stop Sign). Now left • (West) on VISTA WAY I and come ahead approx I :.x> yds to PRINCETON (1st right turn). Now right to Sales Center. Signs will ass1Sl you OR .... FROM SAN DlEGO- DEL MAR: Come North on FWY S to HWY 78 EAST. Now East on HWY 78 approx 3 mi to COLLEGE. Left on COJ .LEGE to 1st stop sign <VISTA WAY ). Left again on VISTA WAY to PRINCETON then right. NEWPORT HEIGHTS 3 BR-FAM RM + DIHIMG Brick fireplace, range, oven and dishwasher included. Very rustic, very different on three levels. $145,000. CCMM Tc*• A. Look TodoY l·S PM 404 C.A TA.LIMA., N•wport hcKh .- DUPLEX OME ILOCIC TO IEA.CH Less then 3 years old w /built-in range & ovens, fire places, dishwashers, even bas a 4 car garage. $115,000. JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 2919 Newport ll•cl. corwer 30th t-433-9924 E-tn 1-757-1623 MESA REALTY SALESDlRECTOR ~~~ EQUAL HOUSING OPPTY 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• r------------~~----, I OWNER WILL SELL FOR $145,000 . 1· I IF SOLD THIS WEEKEND !! I I I I I 11 ~~~slit~~.~~~~e?·1<b~~~r;;~:~;sin ~~~~0~~~ .. it ~ I listed for $151,900 ! I I I I Formal dining, 4 bedrooms, 3 baths! & 2500 Sq Ft of ·I Lovely Decor! I I I Outstanding Location! I I I I ••Ol'IN HOUSI Wu., a S•Mr I to 6 PM I I I Orin S.-. • S. DMte Ft •r ..._ 11 .. ..... ~Drf .. I H1ro ... aw •• ...,,.,. .. u.tftr'llty Dr I I ••• ..... .,......,Dr .. ...-I ' ..... ........... , ....... I ...... ,...... I #I G....thon Drive I · I I ~ I . I I I c• RED cARPIT REALTORS 754.1 ~02 I ~------------------~ . . • I ~• DfJ DAILY PILOl' Sunday, March 12, 19711 ~~:~:!.~.~4!':' ........ J ~~!~!.~~.~~ ....... ~~~!!.~~-~~-~ ....... 1~~!~!!.~~~~••••••• ~~:-!••••••••••!?~~~~!'! .......... !~.~~ " H0ttse1 for S• Hoeasu For Sak ~~:.~~ .~~•••• •••• Gftllffol I 002 GeMt"al I 002 GeMt"ol I 002 CietMf'ol I 002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • . . C>1/,J GMet-ol I 002 ci.-rol I 002 ~~~~!'! .......... !~~~ ····•···········••····· •••...•••..........•..• > ( .. ) '<.11 j" \> ~ ~ .. :I · .. ·' PllV ATE IEACH WHATAIUY! Good starter h o m e Large irregular lot com pletely fenced with block wall. J Bedrooms and Family Room. Neat & dean Perfect r o r cluldren. Won't last at $59.900. Call 546 2313 \.H'fl. 111 >J •I \ IUIJ l(.H I I , I . ~!tU· Just a s hort walk away'trom this cozy canyonside home in exclusive Cameo Shores. Vau lted beamed ceilinls. massive masonry frplc., larse ocean view terrace. 3 Bdrms. Defmitely a home you s hould see Utis weekend between 1 & 5, Saturday or SWlday. 207 Milford Dr . l®•l ,,,,,. I' ' "' ' r • , I "· .. .. ~ , -: I . SAVE MONEY You own the land, so you don't have to pay rent. In the Bluffs, see 359 Vista Mad era, open Sat. & Sun. 1-5. 4th Bd r m . downstairs, is separate from main hou se & ideal for that independent teena~er or as an office for dad. A really good buy at $159.500 HORSE RANCH S Acres! Ocean view! Privacy! 8 Min. to Dana Point Harbor! The ideal site for the home of your dreams. S350.000 WHY WAIT? For $39,900. you can live in Ne wport Beach in fashionable Bays ide Village. A modern, very spacious 2 bdrm .. 2 bath mobile home with a ttached carport & enclosed patio. All built-ins. Ca"rpeted thruout Ava ilable for immediate OCC'upancy . MEXICO f<'abulous beachfront home in famous Puerta Va llarta. Lavish use of brick & Lile. 3 Bdrms. + ser vant's. Miles of white s and IJeach. Only $120,000 And. will consider exchange WHAT'S YOUR HOME WORTH? Jf you want to know, call for our <'O m pute razed market analysis of YOUR home. No obligation. just "let our ('xpcricnee work for you ... 673-4400 IL~BOR Di•ision of Harbor lnustment Co. Gfft~ral I 0021 Ci"9erol I 002 ....................•..••..•...•..•...••.••••• BEST BUY-IN BLUFFS WITH LAND 3br or 2 & den. 21 :?ba. New carpeting. p,·l µalto 2 car dbl detached garage. Close· lo s hopping. Quick possession. 10', down. $127,000 F ee. Opn Sat/S.. I :30-S 2702 Vista D~ Oro 640-0048 1: 30-5 or Agt Kay Gibson , 960-1074 GrMral 1002 Ge.ral 1002 .............................................. OPEN SUM. 1-S 124 46thS~t FOUR,LEX OPEN SUM. 1-S 17082 Ciro•e Circle Choice Jlunllng t on Beach loc. Property 111 tip top shape! 3 Bdrm . 2 ba. owner's un1L. Pn('t'd toseU al $215.000' IAYFRONT Balboa's be:.t location• .! Bdrms . 2 bath condo in adult, all secunly bldg Walk to ucc:rn. p1l'r nllage, shopping . l>l1<1l shp•vml All this C11r $U9,500' OCEANFRONT Charming 2 BR homl', 2 car garage. Best swim ming & h s h1ng arcJ, dose t o stores & r estaur ants. $275.000' COSTA MES.A BROOKVIEW TOWNllOUSf: 3 &lrms, 21., ba. all clcc bit-ms. bm:k fplc , up gradt>d carpels. air comJ. 2 Landsc<iped patios. c•omm. pool. $8H.SOO! IGl>oo lay Prop. bolt on • 675-7060 .. MODOWM HO CLOSING COSTS EL MORRO MOBILE HOME $44,500 The ··Tl•rr<ic:t>" pro\ 1dt·i-. nearly 180 dc•g. '1cw of rolling c·11:1i-.t a I h 1 lls on Ont• hand & lhl' ''''l BLUE l',\CI ~·1c on thl· other Thl' ::.un:.C'ls an• breathtaking, Ml t•all for your aµµu111t111t•11t at tH!>-7221 WH tdiff Realty S&SQUALITY Seller monnA' & m u~l seU his J BR plus den. l ·' • BA S&S beauty. Wants an offer this weekend & pnced at only $75,000 540-3666 ~. Just listed, Ne wport Beach, cozy 2 bdrm . OCEAN VIEW $96,500 llf ltela11 ' ·~ " house with guest room. on 30x85 R 2 lot. ju:.l 1 ~ blk. to oecan' Priced at Sl50,CXIO REA L.EST ATE l't Ii 'I 1>13·3663 83.1·0523 I::vcs. associated BAOKEAS-AEALTOAS ZOH W Bo•boo 071-lbol Ciettet"at I 002 CieMral I 002 en••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• PRESIDENT HOME -TURnE ROCK H's in great condition. You own the land and the view is magnificent. 3 BR, FR. 2 BA, prof. landscaped. Offered at $179.500. LIVE IN THE RANCH A s queaky c lean Dorado model with air conditioning and pr iced at an affordable $93,500. 3 BR, 2 BA and a family room, great cul-de-sac location. IHVESTOR1S A TTEMTIOH! R·2 lot in the best part or Newport Heights. It h as a view a nd a delightful hom e on the property. This one will grow in value. DECORATED IN DEB.RBD P lan #3 townhouse that is color coordinated and in a most excellent condition, with gorgeous carpets and drapes. 3 BR, 2'Aa BA. Priced at a be low market figure of $84,750. Ml!W IN THE ILUFFS A spacious 4 BR, 3 BA on a large lot. A very livable home ~ta ver y Jlvable price or $165,000. HOMES OPEN J ·5 This Afternoon UNIQUE IM IRVIHE CillOVES -3 bdrm, J baths, 2 story, Country English, verdity nice! $100,000, see Pam Gough at 5 Wood Nymph. UNIQUE IN OLD CORONA DB. MAil -3 bdrm, Light, airy, big yard, nr park. only $158,000. See Allan Heller at 403 Iris Av e UNIQUE IM CAMEO SHORES -80xl60 lot, 3 bdrm, colorful comfort, palatial, only $228,500. See Vergilene Hull at 4515 Hampden Road. UNIQUE IM THE BLUFFS -immac, V p lan. r e al quality 3 bdrm, just $125,000, see JoAnne Perkins at 410 Vi sta Roma . UNIQUE IM SE.A VIEW -Outstanding view, 4 bdrm, Port Royal. Will lease option. S285.000. See at 2110 Yacht Mischief UNIQUE IN OLD CDM --3 bdrm, 3 bath c harming home, excellent condition. ideal location, see Ralph Wakefie ld at 602 Acacia . Bring $163,900 UNIQUE IM HARIOR V!EW HOMES Super ~alermo, 4 bdrms, many extras. i mmac u l ate, $179,500 see Larain e O 'Neill at lc?007 Port Ramsgate Pl UNIQUE IM HARBOR VIEW HILLS Spacious 3 bdrm and den, Unique fl oor plan for li ving and entertaining. views. sec Kay Glavas al 1038 Sea Lane. bring $180,000. UNIQUE IM CORONA DEL MAR Shingled 2 bdrm. l bath cottage plus detached 1 bdrm inc. unit, $145,000 S('c Sara Marvin at 513 Jasmine UNIQUE IN HARIOR VIEW HOMES --l bdrm. Montego. view. nr. tennis and pool . $159,500. See Pat Merry at 2320 P ort Aberdeen. UNIQUE IM NEWPORT HSGHTS -3 bdrm. pool. leaded glass, lge lot, only $13,500. See Sandy Zook <owner/agt.) at 538 Redlands. UNIQUE IN SliVIEW -Port Royal, great view. lowest price $255.000. See Bonnie Barrington at 2101 Yacht Grayling. U~l()U~ ti()M~§ REALTORS· !Hf IVICCSr PEOPLE '>ELLING THE NEATEST HQM[S CORONA DEL MAR, 675-6000 MESA VERDE, 546·5990 • CALL US !:~~~! .......... !~~~1~~~ .......... ~~~~ ILUFFS COHOO -Owner will help finance this 3 BR,· 1900 sq. f t. townhome in the carefree Bluffs. With 10% down, owner will carry a 10% 2nd T .D. for 3 yrs, at 10% int. payable interest only monthly. If cash is a problem, call. Full price only $136,900. .. IT HAS IT AU" -Breathtaking view on the waterfront. 2 Sty, 5 BR. Boat d ock will accom modate 3 boats. prestigious Newpor t location. $767 .ooo. 640-9900 The Dalebout Association, Inc. 1002 Real Estate Specialist (Dover Shores/Baycrest/Westclilt> REALTORS 675-SS 11 OPEM HOUSE. JUST MA.RVB.OUS: Spaciom 3 be*ootn. falftlly rooM. fonMI cfiftiftg roo.n. pool, jacuni and tennis -hi J....._ Creek ..,...,.. the U•hlc) Is great. We bow -we Un then too, .-op In and lff Joy & Sherw i n SUNDAY 1 ·5 at 20 WHITEWATER. COltONA DB. MAR. JUST SPECTACULAR: 110 0..,... oc.- •lew, 3 · bedroo•, co•fortable ho"'•· prlnte bNc.h. See Mcwy SUNDAY 1·5 at 4107 SURREY DRIVE, CAMEO HIGHLAHOS 18 CORONA DB. MAR. JUST LOVELY: E•erybody's fa•orih - The ,ortcrflno modet with sepm ate bOfta r oom & bath. IHllHM decor, brick pcrHo with ralHd wood deck for excltl•CJ etttertaiHMCJ. 5" Joa1t Ir Kay SUNDAY I 05 at 1907 'c;>tlT IRISTOL. HAUOR VIEW HOMES. JUST AIOUT: Ht. best buy in town. Z ledroom and a den ho"'•· b11llt0 ln baokcaus, mirror•. See Anita SAT & SUNDAY 1-S at 14632 IE.ACH STREET (COLLEGE ,ARK) IRVIHE. JUST PetFECT: for the YCMICJ t.Nly. 3 Bedroom. family room. co•ered patio for delfglttM fmllily enioyment. 3 C• gcrage and boat door. See Je11te SUNDAY I ·S at 2209 1 COMANCHE, LAKE FOREST. JUST GIVE fT A THOUGHT: A dupMx with all th~ extras, .....ny included bt a t.o.M. W oodbumi'MJ fittplaces. bui ..... kitcheft, 3 bedroom. I ldng-lize upptt ..H. Z hdroom lower, enclosed priYate patio in ycrd. SH C orotyn or Daphyne SAT & SUHDA Y I ·S at 399 E. 18TH STREET, COSTA MESA. For lndtntrial, Commercial & lnnstm.nt Properlin, call Sherwin or Don. COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 25 IS E. Coast Hwy .. CoroftCI del Mar 675-551 I GeMral 1002 ....••.•...••........•..•.•.......•.•.•..••••. BY APPOINTMENT WESTCLIFF BEAUTY Four & den. or S bedroom, 4 bath. lar~e family/dining room, 2 frplcs. G real schools. perfec t cozy family home. $185,000 SANTA AHA COUNTRY CLUI Dramatic:. beautifully decorated - new caramel carpets. 2 story. Super home w/frplc, wet bar, 3 bedroom. delightful patios w/min. upkeep on cul -de-sac Ry apPointment $127,900. -0 · :;;Q=~-p;-~tf!'J~! --Balboa Island Realty /\!'\() l~\'ESTMENT eOMl'ANV 673-8700 G~rol 1002 General 1002 •..•............•..•......•...•.•............. O,EM HOUSES SAT /SUN 4604 Seashore Dr, Ml 32 l .Apolefta. Bal Its I l I T opa1. lal Isl 1-5 PM $173,500 SZ7S,OOO $247,500 COMFORT.AILE CA,E COD W annth, wood paneled 3 be*oom front 11nit with kr9e brick fireplace. Cozy rear 2 bedroom rental 1Mit. A well priced Dupln on Balboa Island $235.000 CHALLB4GfHG IA YFROHT with PIER You han to we it -Clltd then CJI•• IOIM thototgM on the exclffncJ thlftgs you cmt do with It! Thtn .. 5 bdnM. fGlllily Mft. I 1/J kitcheftl. ... ll•W., ~ gcrage with chaftdeUer and 10•• other ltthres""9 "'ttoob". Terrific Socation on tM WATEll with VIEW, ,.. o ... froftt patio for Mfoyiltg fhe ..edaott. A ,.. .. ,,,a.t•ty for 11111w wfftt creotln l._l '449,000 I-ch M J lmd. HOME OH THE WATH·YllW ,..., fwNshect .... e.o... riCJM -.... wcahr wftlt ftHt VIEW of al tt.e watw octkMt! Looks flnt Ilk• a e.... ._.. -.ct gnat _.da or patio for ""wt •lnig. c ........ , .. be*ocMn Clltd clalllg,...... $67.SOO CAU FOlt DITA.R.S OH THISI AMD ona raonams IA YNOMT OUPUX sno.ooo DUPLIX: J • 3 ..._ UNh $275.000 DUPLIX: 4 • 2 ..._ ......_ UH,100 LOT & ....... ..... sm,721 COTTAfol:-........... $16',IOO sracwn SHOP;'~•· sa•.ooo Drastic Reduction Owner anxious' Fussy buyers will love this exclusive brrght and breezy Cahfornta sryled home 1n prime location 3 bedroom pool home w1lh family room dining room area. eating area and hearty fireplace Pallo and tha1 super pool! $83,950 540-'720 Prime Profefsionol Offices Prolesslonal building, quallty burlt. Lab rooms with cabinets and sinks 2 rooms with one way mirrors. Attractive wa111ng room and reception area Call now for all the 1ntorma11on $65.000 540-1720 Reduced; Bike to Beach Located w1th·in walking distance to Harbor High. Elegant home with 2 handsome fireplaces. 3 bedrooms. eating area off the country k1lchen Enlry. tamoly room and more. Patio Lush landscaping s95 000 540-1720 Close To Private Lake Luxurious and sporty• Ou1e1 enclosed area with gate 2 bedroom townnome w1tn den. decorated through ou1 in rrch earth tones. rile entry. brick f1replace. dining room. Large patios Near poof 1acuzz1 and shops $89 950 540-1720 Executive Mesa Verde Pro fess1on1111y decorated home with a11rac11ve carpets and elegant tile, Designer drapes wallpaper and atrrum with fountain. Lo ts of storage. 3 bedrooms. eating area. dining room, family room and brrck f1repface 2 patios Musi see" $98 900 540-1720 C ity Close Country Quiet Get ready for su mmer n this. lovely 3 oedroom poof home' Deluxe kitchen, built with mom on mind. lots of space for storage Ealing area d1n1ng room area. and brrcl\ fireplace on Iha ftving room. Immaculate' Healed 1acuzz1 and pool Patio Don t moss II . 1us1 hSled $8<1 500 540-1720 $42,000 Delightfully Coq Super siarter ideal for older couples! 1 beelroom home with eating area oft the country kitchen Wood cabinets. Gooel neighborhood Fru11 trees. Close to everything• Don I miss 11 , 54CH720 View Of The World! Country atmosphere m this lovely home! See upper bay area. hills and lush golf course! 3 bedroom ranch style home with country kitchen. eating area. family room and fireplace. Patio Can't 1ast.1ust 11s19d. $118.500540.1720 Prestigious Show Place ... Tastefully decorated 1n rich earth tones throughout. Handsome wood paneling in the family room. 4 bedrooms, eating area and t1replace Pa110. yard which has been transformed into ou1t1ng green•! $129.500 540-1720 Lush Gardener's Dream Beaultfully landscaped home with lots of e11tras lor the groan thumbf Covered entry. country kitchen with eating area. dining room and family room. Fireplace for those cool eves. 3 bedrooms. Patio Close 10 c;hops VA terms. $79.900. 540-1 720 Relax Those Aching Muscles In your luxurious heated custom jacuzzi' Executive Comelt home '" Irvine. with extras galorQ. Paneled bonus room. 4 spacious bedrooms, dining room, eating area. entry and ·brick fireplace In the family room Don't miss ti fUSt listed $119,900 540-1720 540-1720 2955 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa TIAIELl REQlTORS ~ M1...,. .RELO . .. 1· ~ " . s l' y I, • ... 0 II l 0 .IO ,. ill d. 1l a. 1io. t. lr to •• Is, .. le b lb hi >! to 'Cl. lo •lt '!> oao •• 11 ti ,• -,., ba -ll6. :-- • •1 ... ;.au .. -ted C)lt II\ ),• ~ ... ' «t Int •oo• ~: -•et , Oil -~ ~ -..-,., 1-lh la ce !\~ •wet. ""j. .tlge ~st- --I BE ·~ • .$800 • -- It E- Prin. more ~. ~ sstfa• oe a. on I y I rtom ~ --I = ' HOUSH For Sah HMIH fOf" ~· HousH Fors• HouHI For s.t. H041MI For ScN Hou1H For Sc:M 1Sundq, March 12, 1978 OAJLY PILOT Dfl ......................................................................... ··•••••····•••·····•··• ••••.••.•........•...•• ···•·············••···· Gue: til I 00 eon.a det Mar I 022 Corw det Mr I OU Coato Mna I 024 Coeta Mno I 024 Coste MHa I 014 H041tH For Sal• HoulH for Salo HousH For Saa. •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• lf.ACH RnREA T DESIR.AILE DCIM PoW I 026 ttw.tfngl°" hKh I 040 .,..,._ I 044 $64, 900.VIEW MIW OALEAHS Client. needs fixer-uppers, RBJllCID ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Steps to poundma 'urt N 8 A LINEUP .11.11W1u ·rc---DO $00-S80K. Any area. Also $12,000. HARt-&oc~ ...... 3 8RTownhome,llevel in WO and • -• "" needed positive c ash Qul.J uJ.. --" RRIEO ABOUT rdcrnt.1 und! 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OPENSAT/SUN12~PM SLIPPAGE? ~un s hine breakfus t J 9 I NO r I M t t SeaahoreReaJDtale 24.592 Harbor Vi•w Dr. DREAM pauo. Pool-jacu1Zi c mmg, poo , jacuzzi A gorgeous rp c. us see 0 ap-1600 sq ft condomiruums '" · ltll 1 voUeyball. Garden llVlog ocean, harbor, island and night light preclate.$84,900.S38~ with many custom 8'75-SBOO (Off Alta Vista). :!i::~~s:ac~o~~ atitsfinest. ~-6010 view. Ued.uccd to $259,500 features. Open bouae l:JEACHTJME REALTY IC.R. Properties bdrro, 3 luge baths, STOP RIGHT NOW! Call Ranch Realty. We have homes in every size, price range and model • that will ellounate your fears ol the above! Call now!! [ ~~'" "" IR~.'M:f i~ OpN Saturdoy °"'Y l-S Real &tat.e ~tewpo/Sun ~~ier Reafty ~~~.j~N~ ~~!, ~ ~~~ Speclali:'~';:n1a Point fu:;:i ~~~~:e~.' V~~~'. , apt, xtra garages, park· area, 34.5 Br, resale or e d c e iii n gs . cozy 400 I Topside Lane MESA VERDE .. ntci1'1,tiJ ing, huge tot. sios,ooo. new. Also lncome pro-fireplace + entertamers A ('UStomized 5 bdrm, single story Quiet, neighborhood. Lv· &£1&MirrllllRl'lllffi fill 671-6511 pcrty. dream home. 551 -2000 WAUC TO SHOPS with lovely courtyard entry and a 3 ly 4 bdrm fmly rm home 2005 Balboa Blvd. R. WEBER OPEN SUNDAY 1·5 car garage PLUS panoramic ocean in a good · rea. 2 RV uc· Newport Bch.673·2058 Older house on choice R·2 REAL ESTATE 8662Luss Dr. H.B. ·I Bdrm. fam rm w /frpl<' Plus RV parking Luu! Priced right! Lachenmyer and green rolling hills view. Reduced cess gat. "· BBQ in lot CS6'xl20'), Eastl!ide. 493-7766. I 960-4361 I UV! & PLAY !>l'Ytd· ~ew roof. Bea~-By owner. Open hsedaily, Drive by. 164 Ma1nolu1. ----...----IM WOODIRIDGE to $274,500 FEE. ing fruit trees. Don t 108m-6pm. 229 Princeton Owner. 673-9479. $71,500 DOLL HOUSE, w/im· 11111' ~Ill El'\IOY y<>Ur brand new 4 0pett Sat 1-5 & S---'-2·5 hes itate. Call today! Dr, College par Jc . press l v e, Spanish I -. bdrm, 2 bath, frml din -r ~9491 Sll8,500. CaU 556-8674. GREE:MIROOK courtyard all in tile, peb· ~f ~~ rm. huge rm 1 y rm RHffy Inc. 646-39211 S4!>-348l 1006 ...•......•..••..•..... BEACH TIME Ht::Al.TY Commercial 3 tl1111, ~19,500. Duplex, i::uod in come, $150.000 Ydlow Cottage. Slso.ooo. 673-6511 S.00 PNinsula I 007 708 hrnleaf A beautifully .updated 2 bedroom with room to add 2nd unil fo r only $135,500. Open Saturdoy °"' 1-5. ••••••••••••••••••••••• I Peninsula Point. IJy CoroftadefMor 1022 Corona ct.I Mar 1022 owner J brm ti, h~1. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~3-!!008 Pn~I!' __ Nice 3 Br, 2 ba. on 1\1011 tcro. S19S,OOO Marshall Rily 675·460i. ------Capistrano leach I 018 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •OCUHVIEW• Lr,::. 5 BR. family home near bch. Elei;lanL t•ntry way opens to spac. hvmi: rm & 18x20 dm1nl( rm Rustic ext, woo<l dL•ck:. $132,500. WALL STREET REAL t:STAT1': 831-l750 493-2202 Corona def Mar I 022 .......•...•........... rozy Jhr. 2b:i 1-,::ul'st house. Ftpl. 2 patios. R 2 lot. Pnn onh $157,000 Owner. 640 7030 BY OWNER JASM.INE CREEK OPEN SUNDAY 1·5 22 SHOAL Superbly decorated Baymist. 1 Story, 2 HR, den. formal dining room & spacious living. Pool. jacuzzi, tennis courls & 24 hr. securily. Luxury living al its finest. lC-uribn:: bf1~( (714) ffB-7EOl I 022 Costa Mesa 1024 •....................•. MAGHIFICEHT New 5 bdrm .. family rm., rustom! Fantastic Ol'ean \ iew • $375,000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• VETS FREE Housing. Zero down. 1ero Coe.ts. Any city in OraOIC<' Co. Call 24JIR VET AGT ~-(Y/77. ---------1 3 BR, 2 ba, fam rm, bles & arches. Only _ w/cozy frplc home _ 1---------•I form. din'g rm, lndry $92,500. Drkr. 833-L'lSS or ---------CIObe to schools, parks. '--_.....,...,.~..,.Wiii... a.CHANTING rm. Hampton model. Nr 499-1731 By Owner. Sharp 3 br, pnvate lake & beach. Real &'!tale ""--Xlra large BR's, 2 So. Coast Pia zit. Prin· bike lo bcb, lg yrd. $7 500 rtb f HU.,., $70 500 963-8519 • WO 0 upgrades. ---------1 BA, dining rm, buge hv· cipals only, $99,SOO. By · · Priced at $130,000. in g rm , w If r p 1 c • ownr, sss. 7434 Fo.taift Y aO~y· I 034 OPE.llJ. SU._. 1-5 1se.1so1 ....................... ~ .... ' fairyland garden in Open House Sat & Sun 19092 LINDSAY LN 4 Or. (r--.11"!jl"fi)M.,'1•••~••• pallo.Justlisted $80,000. 12-4. 991 Hartford Way. 4 EHTEflTAINER'S H• ba. dsnmg rm. $81,900 ~Jmli1Hllt'tlt br, 2 ba, $82,9:i0. 546-74-09 SPECIAL Assume VA lodn. Rl.'al 640-6600 COUEGEPARK 3 Bdrm, 2 bath, family room , fireplace, "POOL", new decking. $86,900 • Roy McCarclle 1810 M•wport llvd. Costa MHa 548-7729 TWO UNITS Each unit has 2,000 square feet. Bwlt to con· versJon specs. Does not have to be tax deferred. $!25,000 J_ QtJA'IL DI PLAClll ,,(. PROPJCflTI1CB. -752·1920 1.oo. 1400 QUAIL Sf .NIWl'O«T laACH Naharal Setting Treet Tren TrHs Wood shingle roof. brick fplc, hardwood floors. big bark yard. Brick E/S1de Custom home. BBQ, quamL t.ree lined 2000Sq.fL., 3Br, huge OP84 SUMDAY l·S Eastside slleet. Charm· fam. rm .• 3 car gar., on 311 ~..,. .ry .,., ... D ST. ing J BR or 2 BR & den R·21ot.Agt646-7171 ~ ._... home, pnced for 1m· Spmclom & lov.&u 2 -""'1"at I $77 500 5 IDRMS .. ,. u..,.. e sa e. • . MESA DEL XAR story Colo.ial w /4 Devi~~~tate Pride of ownership. ~ fam ""-study•--------- Highly upKraded 11in1tle Clftd dining ""· 2 1/4 $84, 900 R.duced :.tory. Added on mother· baths. Great patio $79,950 m laworteenagers wing. crea. Must ..e! Seller has purchased 1 bdrm could be frml dm HIMES REALTY new home <&nd must rm. Hvy shake roof. Ex· <213) 285·8700 sacrifice beautiful 2,000 citing emotional home. A or 1213) 286·1049 sq.ft. Mesa North Home musl see! Phone now! ---------•Huge Fam Rm, w/open ~9491 beam ceilings. -?VA as· Real Estate 11umable loan w /pay. mentor ssm mo. total. 754-7800 Super new jacuzzi on &tate by Lucia 963-8278 ReaJ &'!late redwood deck plus bonus rm. Includes 3 br & new 4 br 2''2 ba, 2 yrs new, JI-: cptS. 968-3371 bl.ks to ocean. $118.000. COLUMBIA! COLUMBIA! Real Estate Condo Spec.lali1h Huntington Beach. Foun· Utin Valley, Costa Mesa. T CM:hsto.e Realty Cati 963-0867 By Owner. 210 7th St. SJt>.~7 WAU< TO BEACH from this 4 BR. 3 BJ\ w /swimming pool + many exl ras. Open house 12:30-5pm, Sat & Sun at 21771 Kiowa Lane. Call 1.R.E.N. C-Ourtsey Real Estate, 962-7751. ---- ---------2Br,1•-<, ba. all adult Con· Now available lo the beautiful College Park area or Irvine. This is the largest of all S&.S quality homes with over 2600 sq. rt. 4 large bedrooms. ramily room and bonus room. 3 community pooll1. parlt and cable 'IV. cau to see. SPARKLING NEIGHBORHOOD with 3 commun. pools in this residential area. 3 Bdrm. 1~ bath home w /coiy used brick fireplace. Great starter home. Close to shopping & schools. Won't last so call now! OPENSUNDAY1·5 l<m2E1Cenlro, F.V, i" ... l"i _11111 • , I : J I • .. ,\ ~ .. ' Ka:liwgtott leach I 040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• do. S57 .500. Herbert Hawkins 979·11100 ---ONLY l YEAR OLD: 4 br, l '\4 ha, on c1uiet cul de· sac mG.G. Ai.,1. IWG-5502. SPACIOUS & SUNNY Lovely. near new twin townhouses, 6 blocks from sea. 3br, 21 ;ba. Dbl RANCH REAL TY 551-2000 \ gar. WalJed back yards.•--------- For Sale or Lease 546-0270 WOODBRIDGE PLACE Special offering: 3·5 bdrm. Contemporary de· CHAMPAGNE tached family homes lo OPEN HOUSE l·SPM open, woodsy design. 4 BR 3 Ba, 3 car 11ar. 3 J~t short walk to Jake & yards, 2 !pie's, 2 family parks in Village of Wood· rms, 2800 sq.ft. A must bndge. From $115,000. see! 4281 Trumbull Dr. _SS2_·4_1_0_1 _____ _ JIB. 846-1985 WOODBRIDGE 2br Iba hse. New pmnt in & out. New super dlx 2br. 2ba apt over gar. All hllns, crpts & drp~ Ocean view. 710 ~'ernleal t\Vt'. Opn Sat /Sun I 5 b"13·699".!, Sll\!1,500 P.AUL MARTIN REAL ESTATE 644-7383 MESA VERDE CHILD SAFE Out uf slnte ownl•r musl 2617 Redands An. 3 Br. frplc, 2 baths. Move in cond. Prin only S89.500, will co-operate with brokers. 548-5704 e AS'1'M Open hse Sat & Sun 1·5. 19981 Cat.o. 4 Br. 2\.'.i Ba. fam -rm. 2.074 sq~ !t. Sl00.950 Kramer Heally 848-1322. V.A. Assumption, no Broadmoor home, 4 BR .• qualifying, payments un· lam. rm., atrium, pool, der $300. Sharp property. s pa, decking, lndscpd .• float l:ate. frpl, many ex· fenced. ''The works'·. tras. 3 br 2 ba. $7R,500. Reduced to $125,000 r:njoy lh<' sunnM· & sun CORONA DEL MAR seLo; at th1~ llarhor V11•w Suj)l•r 2 Bit t•nllagc· on home. 2 BH. 3 ba, '<Ira H 2 lul w ilots of room to lrg den, "'"I? rm, r:im udd on or build anolhl'r rm. & den c·:in hl' ra~lly unit. Vrry ~oughl afkr. c·nvrtd m10 2 Ir~ Ur. 1 1>4.·ttcr call now. nlot'k ~all surrounds sell3Blt.2lrn .. onculde ~ feeul hlarc In< lari::e yard for pets or sac. $85,000 , ________ _ youni;li;tcr:.. 4 BR. J HA, A. Johnson Bkr !179·4964 ---------Ca I I P r of H . E . AG~NT 640-SSGO ~~j,~G0·54 o:?, eves DEERnELD 2 BR. 21:. . ba lwnshsc. r'rplc. dbl $125.000 Call 675-4392. ...,_ V-~-/0 HAL PINCHIH ep.n HM Sot-Sun 12"5 ,,_,a ~ wner OE-ESCALATED REALTOR 1260 Watson A •e. Open this Sat/Sun !J.:;. Bdrm w/pvt entr.1nc·~-. 540-3666 can be used as off c, ma 111 ""1'1'1~••,,••a --------1 4Br, frplc, 2Ba. lg patio last chance to buy this PRICE MU~TSELLNOW w /t•over, luxurious lovely immac. :l br College Park 3 br & din· carpeting thruout. very house. Submit your offer. On this clean M i-:SA ing rm. covered patio. convenient local1on. See 1590 Myrtlewood, CM. Vf:RDE home. Spacious S&S Resale Specialists. 3.4 or 5 bdrm models avail. some w /pools. 968-4602 Pennington Properties 2 stry 4Br home in ~real gar, very nit'e. $73,!IOOfor location. Jo~ to beach, qwck sale. ~3591 walk to schls, shop'g & . Y:~:~:;~:.i~~: ~~i W(t£fiJ:U Terms to swt. $80,SOO to a pprec. $79,900.1_8CX'i __ l544_·_397_9 _____ 1 fam area with sky light. 831 9081 557-6766 -----BEST MESA VERDE Formal entry to formal DIVORCE huge Edison rark. Va· Be,aut. Woodbndge place. cant ready for fast Ot· hi~hly upgraded Green- ('upancy. Pnced to sell at briar. Call 558·8420 $81,900. Ownr/agt_. ----- A VIEW TO SEE TO IELIEVE!! Quiet Corona del Mar. i separate housci;, hnth have views & dhl garages. Mam house: 2 BR. 2 baths. new kitchen, frplc. Rl"ntal: 2 UH. I bath. $395.000 OHTHEIAY Spectacular bay view. slip, shnre pier Beautiful teak /... rosewood features: 3 bdrms .. 3 bath~. sep maJd 's qt rs. Side & ocean patJOs : dbl. garage, srp washroom. $595.000 MAURYSTAUFFF.R SEALJON REALTY 3601 E. Cst, CdM 673-5354 W3 N. Cst. Laguna CAMEO HGHLHDS Id Time Offend By Owner . .f br. 2 (>pis. 'l><'<:tarulJr on:-;tn \l~W. pvl heat•h '-nrlosl'd p:tlrn, ftr!'J!'it. LAND INCl.UOf<:O s2:i2.ooo Jn1t1al Open House March 18, 19. 67J.7286. No brkr:.. "OLD" Hrbr View Two hest buys in COM on same hlk. panoramk fK'NITI \'Jews from C'ach. J br. lam rm. Corm. din EASTSIDE Big lot w1Lh neat 2 bdrm home. Alll.'y arccs:. for boat. RV. etc. Snap 1t up ror $72.500. PETE BARRETT -REALTY- 6~2-5200 MUST SELL HOW Mesa del Mar 3 br, 2 ba. gMage dr opnr. Terms to swte. $79,900. 8.'H-9081 rm frpls beam ceilinJ(>< --....-... ---......_ be;ut. p~iv. palios & ni~~ EA-STS-IDE yrd. Must sell 1. llv owner 759 9448 or 5 Bdr.ms. huge family 644 2641 1f no answer room. d1mng room. Fan· 644·8722 Open House 1·5 l~IJc buv' ~al Sun 1114 While Sails j97 Buoy Way, CD:-.1 . OPEN SAT SUN 1 S BY OWNER PETE BARRETT Super Duplex. South of -REALTY- Hwy. Lots of wood & h1~b beamce1l1ngs.6yrs new __ 6~2~ _ J $167.000.673·6651 ·~~ ~~~~4~97~·~3388--~-!2 & 2 duplex, front housr . new. Open hse Sal/Sun FIXEtl UPPER 3 bdrm condo · Was le nant occupied. Dirtiest dog in town. Out of eoun try owners says "Sell!!" $S9,500. 897·0321 ---------1 12·4 Rl6 Goldenrod JUST LISTED!! Spacious duplex: 3 bdrms. + 2 bdrm • S full baths; on charming tree lined street near bay .. viewing deck would pro vide sweepinit view of bay, ~ean & night lights. Belly Kerr Really OPEN SAT/SUN J·dusk 4 Br corner lot. $159,000. 468 Serra. 673· 1181 Real F.state New Condos, 2 Or, 21~ Ba, 2 frplc 's, ceramic tile kitchens & bath. Pool & spa. 675-4912 Broker 4291/2 Carnatf0tt OpeR s.. ... 1.5 OUHGICOAST RIALISTATE .644-4141 ScU things fasl with Daily ~~~~~~~~I Pilot Want Ads. UST SIDE CUSTOM DUPLEX Beautiful owner unit + Income too! Don't wait. Terms! Terms! &43·7171 I 006 lal»a Island 1006 ............................................. ri.lfliiit- SHME Lovely East.side home on quiet cul-de-sac near aolf Ir tennis cluba. 3 bdrms. 2~ ba. dlnlni 4s f1m nna, Wet bar. Lou of flltl.J'U. $10!,000. Staahore Real E.tate 875-SIOO NlCESTWF.STSlDE 1 br, 2 b!t DU kl\, lrttd POOi.Jae. K.V. a~. nu fen~. tu Capital, off Wilaon. U6,6'743 or M6·867J. Sal /Sun 1•$. ~- W 00DBR1-D GE BY Sin R.E. 963-7080 OWNER, 3 Bdrm. 2 ba. ----ttroadmoor .. Wildwood'. tiv room. 2 Patios. Al MESA VERDE area. 3 Br, shake rex>f, $79.500. It won·t last long, 1 br 2 ba home in besl manicured lawn+inside so call NOW ! 645·7221 Mesa Verde area. Qwet perfection. Agent 1042 ~~market al $97,900. ....................... --------- FORCES SALE Super Meredith Gardens home, 4 Bdrms. family, formal dining, lar1te 15x36 s w1mmini:: pool Hurry & stt this ~real family home at only Sl41,500pall S40.ll51 &t. great bchool:., clo!te to ~ __ l_lOJ ____ .___ Ontu i*trks & golf cour!te MESA DEL MAR ~ Open Sat Sun 12 5. 2033 21 S . Ca pall .. Ct. Agl OPEH SAT & SUH --..:. ···T.-.' BOAT DOCK ~19 8335 4 Bdrm, pool, $89.5-00. ;' T YOUR DOOR TUrn.E:ROCX GUM TOWHHOME -----Owner will rarry 2nd. WHtcllff Realty JBr. 2ha condo. frpl. 1800 Make offer. 947 Pre:.1tllo &q . fl . 2 Sunde c· ks / Dr Bkr 6402455 JUSTEASTSIDE Sl67.500 AJ?t. (213> Bright & breery with a . . , Fixer Upper Duplex 3 & 4~2115; 438-3678. s pe<.1.acular hilllop view. A T h f Cl 2 W lk h 0 2 br, den, din rm, frpl, ' QIJC 0 3SS · a to s ops. pen Beaut. decor s & s in CHRISTIANA BAY sky lights, auac. gar, -;;~-_ Sat/Sun 1·5 388 I::. Goldenwcst Park. lri· 2 sty.:Jhr 2•,,hntwnh!\r wood cxterior.Byow.ner. EASTSIDE $89,500 Roche.~Ler. level, S BR, 3 ba, 3-car wtpnv 1:ar. lnci!.cp<l yrd !129.500. Days 759·6083. gar. On premium corner noat dock. Uy owner. Ews955·2009 COSTA MESA Will be yours 1n this lot w/trlr access, or ------ JU ST GIVE IT A beautifuldccoratorsJBr everythin~. SIS2.900. SI45.ooo.S4G·3414 OPENSAT/SUMl·S THOUGHT-a duplex 2 Ba . Family Rm home ()pt.onSat&Sun.892-Wi7 WATERFHONT 29 Tahoe (nr Culver , with all the extras usual· in Mesa Verde. Vi>ry -BY OWNER · SEAGATE University Dr.) Univ 1 in tuded I ...,. private, w/block wall & --B<'aut 4 BR. ram-rm Custom tile nr & palio. Park{ Musl see inside of Y c n a uvme-gate. Convenient toi---------•I home. Great lo c. f I 30· I · t'"'-I h t wood burnm11 fireplaces. EASTSIDE $11i,500. Call For Appl. rp c, s 1p, water view ""' ove y ome o ap· built In k1tch~ns. 3 schools&shoppmi;:.Call: SUPERIUY!! 10092SPRITCIR<.:LE rmt & lx'k, 3br. Jba. J predate. 2 Bdrm, 2 ba, bedroom upper, and :! (2 Blk S /Atlanta, orr decks. pool, jacuzzi. ten· sep. dm·rm. high beam hedroom lower unit. 3 Bdrm, 2 bath. One of Brookhursll ms. dhl 1::1r. $234,000. ceilings, nr pool & t::XCHANGE "Up". the lowest priced 1m •••United Brokers 714 1846-4R2fl. 2131597 5553 j a cuui. By own er. IUIUC'llUtTS macuJale homes In $1'tt000 (71') ccn .,.,.,,,Or COLEOFHEWPORT O"'l:NHOUsuulTY JohnCarey,646·7414 ..,, · .. .....,-uu.ov REALTORS <?!?\ 11s30ra_..eoa1•'"-S• !:;~~I~ M Owner re· lrviM 1044 (2lJ)S49-_~----- 675-5511 645-9161 ••••••••••••••••••••••• TURTLEROCK LUSK RESALE PrHideftt HonR GREENIROOK 1tac. $125.000. See at 2050 .f?u.ut.1 ~ EASI'SIDE 4 Br cul-de· ~ SPECIALIST BUILDER'S 3.4, ·or s Bdrm models Just listed, Piao so. CLOSEOUT Located at end or lranqwl avail. Some w/pools + cul de sac. Spectacular Cond06. Member Multi· * IMIRVIHE * view. Jmmac. cood . 4 bdrm. 2 ba. Extremely DOUILE IOMUS Aliso Ave. Sat/Sun 1·5. REALTORS popular CAMELOT mdl. Bonus Priced· Bonus Rm This lovely home located $79,000 1026 pie Listmg Service. Only 1 Patio Home len. 2 s p 8 c i o u s rooms. J Bdrm+den, 2 baths. Bdrm.s., 2n baths, fami· Crplc. refri~eraled air ly rm .. formal dinin~ conditionmg, mirrored rm., laundry rm., wet wardrobe doors, 2 car bar, 2 frplcs. 3 Car g a r a g e w it h a u l o garage. Beautiful yard opener ... plus full recrea· with covered patio. A lion faeilities incld'g 8 jewel in a perfect setting. tennis courts. 2 pools and $199.950 on a cul-de 11ac w1th1n ••••••••••••••••••••••• ATTN: IUILDEIS & ..,.... Hllllffn Charming 2 Br Collage I .... o.. i .. easy walking distance to 3 br 2112 ba plus 360 sq ft So. Coast Plaza. theatres or bonus rm for billiards &restaurants. Many out· or ping-pong. Ample standing features In· room for RV parking. elude: 570Traverse, CM on buildable level R2 lot. --------- Cu.,tom Dral)«!rles lren·Star 754'6262 Covered patio MESA VERDE Decoratot Wallpapers OPEN SUN 11·4 Keep exi11ting structure, build ocean view 2nd un· it. Owner $87 ,500. 831·7204 throughout 2845 Corvo Pl. Outdoor ga~ BBQ By owner 4 BR 2 Ba. (pie, .. W •LL STREET Auto Gar Door Opener & F;m Rm, be•ut pool "' "' Skytiicht in Fam. Rm. w/Jac. $126,500. 548·9179 ADORISS BY OWNER 979-8123 Be the fint executive In POOL HOME 3 Br. 3 ba. frml dining rm. RV storage. 6 blks to beach. Open Sat/Sun l·S ;it 910'l Ma halo. SHM'l.;H & ALLEN Realty Inc. 675-6741 POOL HOME a pair or Jacuzzi&. All this WOODIRIDGE and Irvine too! t On Irvine Center Dr The Place, popu ar <Moulton Parkway) just Bis<'aY Model : 4 bdrm& · 3 baths, family rm., 2 east of Jeffrey. frplcs .. nook . Raised en-ea~is~263 try with planter. Walk-in Prin.OotySJ09,900. MUST SELL thi1 elegant hilltop estate, featuring valley Assume4.Sloan:4br,2b•. THIS WEEK view & cool ocean 1---------•I closet m.slr. swle. 3 Car 1----------1 garage. Just reduced 3 Br. 3 ba. frml dining "5()0. Price$1«.!00 rm, RV storage. 6 blks to beach. Open Sat/Sun l ·S al 9102 Maha lo. SHAFER &ALLEN Realty Int. 675·6741 paUo. prime loca. l ml. -,soo b 4 BR t ;,..__ _., reezc. , pv . uvru bch. lndtcp'd. re· Only one like It rnr 11ate master suite. alep·down decothniout.557·2005 on the Eastside., 4 BR 3 dining. family room. liSTSIDI. UMITS Ba. condo, won't last.I SlZ1 ~Au STREET U ..... 5 196 000 C..11: Crai•, broker. "'' - ' 631·1266orS4lM438 REALESTATE Below market Primo --------1 llt·l750 4tl-1202 Ca.do5"cia0sh area. ACT NOW! Call ~OFFERIMG ---------1 Huntm1ton fteacb, Costa ~1.!?i.1 Q •If HIJN JO RI"'"''. Luxury Coll. Pork condo, WQULD YOU Mesa , Fountain Valley 2 brea. with full ba, prof. 1 .. IYI 1 T.c...._. Rfflty THEREA-L ~ E_~!A!~RS j decor. & A/C. Attcbd 2· DUPLEX.::& Bdrm11. 1 ba C• HJ..081t7 car e•ra•e w/opener. ..... -'d N ---------Ideal for sinaite buyer u ...... 1A Y1'9 "' • ever ---------with limited savlnJ&a. befor-e. never •«•in at Low down payment. On· Sl03,000. 7»0358 A~ ly SU,500. Cell now. THIS VIEW of Blue ~ Pacific Is different and SECLUDED 1HRE11•1dOM r'ro•h "•Int end wallpaper nbao.-lhit e>pen bum ulll:t•ed hom&. Prfoe aoil•r •OGO. Be.d1 far t'Oll to move In aJlCI atatl lwal· ~ plap&a on the l>dler then any other 3 bdrm, catb dceU'a, frplc. SpUt 1"91, kitchen ll11 ever1tbl n g. Under P 1000. Brina ofr. Jlll:N/POint R.& Call '86-68QO ....... °" ..... bell, ... Ut to acboOt.. Lllfp P•Ved ,..... coun. Cloa "o marina. P'1m1t1 ar ... AllMtll~• . "'MICOD&ACX llAl.n 4t4-1111 \ OCEAN MIMU'TIS AW A Y 4·Plex, top quality. Uest area. Muat aell. Only Sl19,SOO. C. French, Realtor 549-1480 75lo1031 POil ROOM & OUllE1' Newly paint.Cid 3'8.r. 1~ b1, din.rm., llv.rm., kltcbea ttew rounten ls bar. Ah 1ppl3, llirtn lar1• eovered patto. 80XJOO Lot. .Drive thru dbl,pr. Spaco ror PQOI, cardm or boat. Hew ~fence. m.ooo. £1. len C . Neboaey, Rttr.llJ.0731.. COftdo Soeclalish Huntington Beach, Jo~oun· lain Valley. Cofita Mesa. T ouchstoM Realty Cal 963-0167 DA YID D. CARL SOM REAL TOR lll·929l UNIV Park. Ill. 4br sngl ram home in prime loca. nr park. 11u crl>t'A TURTLEROCK thrvouL Lrg pvt yard. Plan &-Fee land-3 Br. 2 open hse Su o 12·4. Ba, + atrtum. Assoc _Owner ___ . 55_1~----- areenblt & pool. Sln9,SOO. OEBRaD TWMHME DEERFIELD Plan m, Twnhome va· 1 story Plan '2 end unit. cant, 3 Br 2 a11 • fncd v1ewa lush grnblt, high pabo, elec gar opnr. As· c~illnll liv Tm, 110ar1D1? aoc. greenblt & pools. frpl. p11Utl view d1n1n1, 2 SM,SOO. Call s ·enaon lg br. COIY den or 3rd br, 752-MIS 2 full ba. hi&hl1 up- cr•ded. Owner. $82,500. HUDSON BAY REAL TV, LTD. f714)645·9950 . .....,.. I br 2 ba, A/C, MT.500 ~-By owner. AJ.De~:~ ba, •,500. Prin oaly. 8)' OWMl' ... .aua , ' 55U879 Wciodbrld(e Sycamore. 4 Bdrm. hH. Owner. l/r, d/r, upgrades, lndry, Ital· /fam, auto 1ar opnr. lnd1epd. Nu1l sell. Reuonable oft. 21 Sonpparrow. $Sl .oz3I DEERFU:LD.r.. tmmae 2 Br, den. I DI twmhaf'. Wood dttll: patio. llllr rwod wardrobe~ elr<' prClpU', 1113.SOO. uwner •• YNflJ AM, NO-'f0'72 PM •••• >res on old 100 )N Ul P.rO lllty lted, 052 . 814 rm:. IWft• 700 • ••• . wet luf\I 1.900 1447 1800 ••••• i t on 1 old. i,000. 2 ba. bltns. toe. 1wnr 2000 ••••• units. .tios. 1ance lOnth ~gt. ISE 5A r with ·e ln room• oor to :aped. m :1-.:.a tnu 'llEAC" .. ~in. to l·3BR : ba 5 .~.000 ~ama. g 1118 t. 1ew 4-1 I Jl'z..ba bl~ns. y. buy Rltr. .• 1 bit ? ba. up le.led. A s court LAND. I Mna nit w / 2brUl1• OOOCall • s Jl npleted iide CM .II Agt. coop. TIN •wport .t FLrst •• too' t &stvc· bright , . 2 bath i. Quiet JO vfla1t C'i~ 8~9~ y .. CdM •too! 2 bath r eplace Ouplfx to make I Quiet 11g ac.'tl\li· iOnbge new list· . SO BE 531..$800 -~ LEX I. Best E· SL Prin. -es. 1-11.8 II pnial$te ocornt • a l only ti! tli . • ' . ..; .. ' -... .... .....,, ._,, ... . . ................. ...._ -.... .. ... --.. ·-.. ----"' . . . ' .. I - :~t~to;:,~YS:OT H F S~und•y. 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WOODlllDGE to park Perfect fam1l) CHEAP-CHEAPER ll was a deal-now it's a i.teal! 2 Bdrm plus den C'.ondow1th pnv11te patio. yard, central 111r, CW!lom i;hutters, end um1 nea the pool and mull•· million park. Call 833-3380 lniM'sonty RED CARPET walk to pool, spa & prop I i;hop cntr. Bargain only 5 IEDROOM ocat1on in Univcr.s1ty Jm.500 Ownr55l·l582 2600 sq.ft.+ 3 car llDr, Park. Open Saturday & Prescott model, nr park. &mday Call for details. TURTLEROCk fully upgr. 1nclud air Waterfront Homts cond. landscaping. patio, 631-1400 4 Br, 2 balh. family room &atnum. Plush c·arpel & redwood dec•k1ng . $135,000 Phll33-ll*. atrium. light fix. ap· ---------pllances, crpts, wood & Pavers tile fl. mirrored ---------c 1 o se t s. $193.500 Bkr /owner. 552-4121. IE:l.OW MARKET! BETTER THEM MODEL Open Sat & Sun I 5 Sparkling pool & jacuzzi. on lgc cul de sac lot. lm- mac ,1 Br 2111 Ba. hU,lle sep fam rm w1fplc. Walk --------•I to school & parks. Open Three Woodbridge Twnhme s. various models. REDWOOD. $89,995. STONEWOOD. $113,500. EASTON . $144,900. Patnck Tenore. --------•!Sat/Sun 10-7PM . $125,500 by owner. H761 Athel. 552.5377 -WE ARE 1---------1 552-4414 Agt. 44 BlueJaY i-:r.EGAN'I', hiRhly UP· grd'd, cstmz'd Creekside "Willow " in Lake· oriented Woodbridge. Sngl ram. 2 sty, .ibr, 3ba, ram rm, rrml dine, atnum w irtn & Pool-sz lot nr pJrk. UNIQUE prof. lnd:.l·p·.:. cxceptn'I hm. Come See'' \Take W Yale Loop N .. lert Uurwood , lert Bluejay I Owner 559 7374 $132,500 DOWN Jnd so is our pn<'e' $5000 pnce reduction because we have to move from our beautiful big 4 bdrm and family room, form;il dining room hom e NOW! Help yoursl'lf to ;i great deal and help us too! Qwck-call 833-3380 Irvine's only RED CARPET ~000 Down! Brand new 2 bdrm! Never 11vi:d 1n To~nhome ha:. ever· ything! Pool. tennis. Jacuu1. :.auna ! Carefree XTU LARGE LOT Priced below market S&Slri level. 4 Br212 Du, step down F R. encl of cuJ de sac. W 1frwt trec.s $106,500. By owner 552.4247 11,ing for the foxy --------- crowd! EnJOY equity BY OWNER bwld up and lax .shelter 3 Br, huge Cam rm, 2 without ma1nlanance frplcs . Prof dee & worncs. Take a smart landscpd. Must sell, open s tep and call the house 12-5 Sat/Sun. J Personal Ser vice People Pandoru O rvine ti roH·~ 1 now! $114,950/ofr. 894-5641 --------1 Royal Properties Deerfield Pk home. 4 Br. 3 642-1830 DO YOU LOVE Privacy,' tree:.. good ta.-.te, good investment? 2 Br condo, iil(l Peg. &is 7414 •'l'f:RRACE• NOR I NS REALTY Cosy Cape Cod Snuggle your family in I.his beautifully restored charmer. 4 Bdrms .. den, formal dining room & skylit breakfast bay. Large yard & separate artist's s tudio. Ocean VJew & walk to beach. Perfect central Laguna location. $189.500. Spanish Mcmslon Unique Dana Point landmark converted to 3 uruts. Immaculatefy re- modeled. Ocean view. Pride of ownership as well as sound mvcsl- menl. $215,000. hteonw 2 Bdrm., I bath homf.' plus two rear units. A sound Corona del Mar in· vestment. $175,000. * 494-8057 * Smokelree Twnhm J llr, 212 Ba, 2 frplcs, bt'aut dt• corated. Pool, J~H·uzz1, 1 044 clbhse. Owner 559-5573. ba. 2600sq.fl .. premium ---------J o t , upi:r;ided . St34,000t ofr. Owner lnine WINDSOH Comfort & be<iuty dt.'Sl011be~ lh1~ 2 BR. 2 ba townh.se ! Highly up· i.:raded. prof. lndscp 'd. Quiet, convenient Joe. By -P.AH--O-U--M-l_C_V_l_E_W_ ownr. $85.900. 552-9263. Open hse Sat & Sun. 10-5. from every room in this 4 Gumwood. Prine. only. S. Laguna charm cot-_5.5_9-_5598_______ ••••••••••••••••••••••• macnab I Irvine realty **OPEN TODAY** "GREAT PRICE" GREENTREE BY OWNER Spac. 2 br, country klchn, frpl, upi:radcs Quiet good local. $80,750. 559-61'77. Open llou.se Son. 4082 Mantamta 1 t·5 tage. Great potential for THlS GOOD BUY expansion & remodeling. just got better. Priced re· 3Sxl25 lot. Lge secluded duccd $3500. 4 br, fam back yd, open beam clgs rm, din rm. Santa Ani1 & fplc & living rm. Walk Really 542-6721 Marge. to "1000 Steps Beach.•· $139,500. 497-1711 ~~m'::k2 ~r; b~~ r~,·~[ LOCJllnCI Beach I 048 local. nr gmblt, sharp. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Asking $84.900. 955·1275 MOVE IH HOW Willows 2br, A/C, country kit .. frplc. fncd yrd $71 ,500494-1569 This great 4 bdrm. home has a big bonus . . . off- ~ tree t parking for camper or boat. A family 1--------- OPEN HOUSE 2:00.5:00 PM Sunday Morell 12th 1520 lllllebird Cmyon Road ULTIMAn IM PRIVACY llueblrd Canyon. c111tom hoMt, l bedroo.n. 3 bath Oft two lob, Including artl1h' room to expcmcl. .. $2l9,000. I.AG lJN/\ NJGU~L 495 1720 499-4551 DANA POINT 493-8812 LAGUNA BEACH 497-3331 llEAUTIFUL VIEW -J111t redilced. .....ty ...... Mdr'oom fa11tlly hoMe w ith fa11t lly r ooM. ProfeuiOHtly dtcoratH. OverwMtwN'"J view of Allao Creek & Sadcllebaclr..-$169. 950. LAGUNA NIGUEL 495-1720 499-4551 DANA POINT 493-8812 LAGUNA BEACH t97-333l Loguna leoch I 048 LOCJ11nC1 Higud I 052 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• LOCJWKI l~ach I 048 LCllJlnG leach I 048 --------Charming new 3 Bcdrm -t ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• PORTER REALTY den, 2 bath. fam·rm Ginc:aerbread 2 BR cott'agc on dead end st. nr. beach. Stove. refng . washer. dryer BBQ & more, rncl. nl"" plumbing. Some view Won 't last $115.000 17H7 > ., Vu Bldg Sites 3 Large contiguous bldg. sates on close-in terFace w/greal vus. Tolal cost $345,000. Large Top of World site only $115.000 (788) .. Vibrant REAL ESTATE lOOONO. COAST HWY. A C. Frt>nch dr:.. P\ t 497-2468 front courty.ird, SlZJ,900 Owner. 831-7098 OCEAHFROHT HORTHVIEW Delightful 2 bdrm. homt> TWO STORY on huge lot with fantast1l· For sale by owner. 3 Br. ocean views! Easily ex· ded 212 ba, lge fJm. rm pan .$398,000. w Crplc. Lge fncd )ti EMERALDTERR. w/dog run. Many up North end, 2 bdrm. & grades! $125,000. Prine den. hdwd. noors. vault-only. 495-5894 ed ceilings; pnvacy -t --- JUSf LISTED-Ultimate blue waler view. $195.000 SuD«" Locati privacy plus fubulous ---------~.;· on coastline view. 4 Bdrm.. 4 Br, 2Ba. ram rm, clos1· 2 bath, original Laguna Open Sat/Sun 10·4 to bcUl'h. 3 <'ar gar. T"'n charm home. Lar ge 2.888 Chillon Way. Scaul. beaut. bnck patios. gas garden lot. A delight for ocean view, 3 br 2 bu, lg BBQ, frplc · bltns. By U1e creative. $235,000. din rm, country ktchn, owner S98,500 FANTASTIC OCEAN VTEW·Quahty 3 Bdrm .. 2'·'2 bath home. Open beam ceiling, Spanish SLUC<'O interior. quality carpets. etc. A musl see at $142,500. EARLY LAG UNA CHARM-Catalina sun- sets from this 2 Bdrm. beach hous<>. 12 block to the beach & downtown. $123,000. Mexican ti.le thruout, 495-4285 87J-!)88j; leaded glas~. new. l'rpt, Culdesac & golf course ~u~er ar~a. $182,500. nCJghborhood. i.pac. -1 br · · 494-96 2 2 1 ~ b a, x t r a I g Io t . I --HHI $185,000. 495-0279 ~-s 1050 ----........................ Opn hse S<1l/Sun l:! :J. VILLA PARISA MODEL 31642 West Nine. Vu coo 3 Br 2 Ba deluxe. Many do on golf course. 2Br. xtras. First ume orrered. 2ba. ownr 494-2248 ofr. $145,000. Agt. 960-1701 or 494-5420 MONARCH QUICK SALE SUMMIT Super house! Super location! A best price for this highly upgraded 2 BR + den townhome in Woodbridge Estates. Pools. jacuzzi & lake are only a few of the amenities offered through the assoc. OPEN l·S P.M. 20 STOHECREB NORTH. (P-101) 0wner. $3000 under mrkl. home with room for ex 3 BR. 2 ba. heated pool. pans1on. Best value m b d T 0 W. $132,000 encl bq patio. upgra cs. GARDEN HOME nu paml. S5t.950. VA Niguel Shores: Lh1s 3 _pos_s_i_bl_e_.55_t-634 __ 5 ___ 1 bdrm. & family rm. .ycry open Sparu:.h Med. feeling. Pool. Jacua1, =@= beach, close-in view. 3 BR. Woods Cove Wt'll known m areu $239 000 ~tan . 1104 So. Coast Jl<A v LAGUNA BEACil 497-2457 Sellers want to mo\e this 2Br. 2ba Condo Adult 3 Bdrm, 2 ba Condo Dplx. Condo. Monarch Summit in xltlt cond. Air. many Pool. Jae S89.~00 Ph extras. Fantastic front 492-8999 or 499 3960 view. Asking $67,500. --- - IREAKFAST IH THE GARDEN ... of this immaculate 2 BR + den Deerfield Patio Home. 2 brick-like covered patios -fi r epit - sprinklers -lush mature plants & trees -bcaul. landscaped + low maint. Secluded cul-de-sac location. Comm. pools & parks. $93,500. OPEN 1-5 P.M. #15 SANDERLING. CP ·l02) UMIV. PARK -3 IR. Extra nice lownhome in Village 3 priced lo sell now! Extra deep rear patio area -landscaped for easy care .. Comm. pools & tennis. A good buy at $115.000 fee! OPEN t-5 P.M. 4646 Sletli TREE LH. (P-103) DEERRE:l.D Plan 4 Park Home -2-story, 4 BR w /prof. landscaping. $144,900. OPEN 12-4 P.M. ~2 DEH5'RIHG. <P-104) RANCHO SAN JOAQUIN Immaculate 3 BR on corner atop hill & looking out over golf course, hills & lights. $142,500. OPEH 1-5 P.M. #2 VIEJO. <P-105) *•CALL TO SEE** IROADMOOR IEAUTY Lovely 2 BR + den home quaintly decorated w /soft spring colors. The landscaping is beautiful & the m aintenance is low! One of the few detached s ingle family homes under $100,000! Amy Brown 752-1414. CP-106) · UNIV. PARJ<~ETetS PLAN D Spacious 4 BR home w /farfuly rm, formal dining, fantastic kitchen w /microwave, covered patio & panoramic view of Turtle Rock & Mason Park. Now only $135,000! Forrest Powers 752-1414. (P-107) IMMACULATE TURnE ROCK HOME With extra lg. lot & 2 p atios. Cheery & bright w/dramatic vaulted ceilings, new drps, 3 BRs, living rm w/fpl +lg. dining area. $105,000. Lorraine Rennie 752·1414. (P·108) WOODIRIDGE IROADMOC>a LAUlaWOOD Lg. 4 BR, 2·story home w/formal dining rm & Jots of upgr ades. 3 car attached garage .. Owner transferred be!ore he bad a chance to l a ndscape. $123,500. Natalie Benjamin 752-1414. CP·109) CA ... OM THI Gam•an The Terrace -sharp, immac. 2 BR, 2 bath w/clerestory ceiling & view o! mt.ns. Beaut. upgraded -prlva~c covere~ patio. Pools, Jacuzzi, close to s hopping center & tennis. $89,SOO. Helen Hartley 6'2·8235. CP-110) MOVI IM PaNCT Describes this la!t.efully decorated, single story townhome. 2 B&, 2 baths + 2 privnte encl01ed palloe 4c Jots or extras incl. oak parquet lloor & wood appolotmeot1 complementing lush carpels & decorator papers. $120,000. Jean Dales 842~. <P·llll Outstandina Executive home to enler- tain to your heart's con- tent! 4 Bdrms .. J ba., formal din. & liv. rms. LARGE fam. rm. Prof. decorated & landscapt.'<l. plus a 6'x8' S P/\. Everything h;is already been done: it's hke mov· ing into a new home m an established area ' home 1s nicely decorated & ready lo move into. Beautlfully landscaped, with spnnklers & low voltage IJghtang. Priced to sell at $152.500 HOME/INCOME Live in the 3 bdrm. & den house & rent out the 2 bdrm. unit. PopuJ41r North end location, walk- ing distance to beaches & market /\n xlnl proper. ty. $250.000 ~,. 1105 N. Coast Hwy., loguna 494-1177 . 4 IR. OCEAN VU Lovely home. No stairs to climb. French doors open lo brick patio with fire ring. Large living rm, dining rm & entry set the mood for enter· taining. $189,500. COASTLINE VIEW Spacious J Bdrm, 3 bath home with elegant large Pntry and windinR stairway. Dining ar ea. fireplace and ample storage. $149,500 . . 3 GREAT UHITS Two with beautiful ocean views in North Laguna. 1"'1 blocks to beach. Jll>Ol Coast Hwy.,S.laguoo $195.000. '+523 C.otPUSDt~IR\llNE _ 499-4591 DOLPHIN R.E. Be au t ir u I. ne w I y re · i--C•A.•U••4•9•4-8-•5•8•1-LUXURY modeled BLUE BIRD1------- On a cul de sac street. View of night lights & mountains. Totally enjoy life in this new, spacious 4 BR home. Breakfast al a charming bay window or dine in elegant formality ~ CANYON home wilh mother-in-law unit. $10,000 down and take over payments. 673-4545 ATTEHTIOH! Cheek us f<H' all the latest Laguna Beach area multiple listings Hilitop Ocean vu 3 br 2 ba. Cam rm. deck, frpl. Pnn m:6: fi~ikBIP~ only. 536-6263 862-5373 -ot; OO©tnllll~ BY OWNER 3 Br. 2 Ba, • 499·2800 franklin Crpl. Catalina sunsets, fnced brick •OCEAN FOREVER patio, work s h op & storage area. $135.500. 499-2125. OPEN HOUSE SAT/SUN 1().5! Luxury custom home. Dramatic & very spacious (approximately 3000 sq ft). 2br. den. 21-ltba home. Located in prestigious Port.afina ~l --THIS JEWEL-LIKE MULTI-LEVELED llOUS1'; Incorporates finest de tailing magn1£1~·ant White Water VICW & max 1mum privacy This custom dcs1~rll'd home includes milled cedar siding, stamt.'<l j!las.s win- dow, wet bar. dumb- waiter & sauna There are too many xtras to h!>t here. You must see this specia l property at $2al,500 J.fDYA-!~!~~fu I SSO S. Coost Hwy. LocJwno hoch 494-9421 EXCLUSIVE OHL Y La~una Beac h motel w/charm. 22 Unit s. $750,000. Super loc on oceanside of hwy. I Blk to publJc bch. Sw1mminJ.' pool , view . Sl)rn l w/k1tchen. Princonly 494-8035 . PREVIEW OF HOMES Absolutely charming studio w I ba . guest quarters w/ frpJ. "For 509 Orange llossom that special kind or 659 Bolsana Dr. 1--------· per!lon' '. $135,0<10. ON THE WATER with Stanaland-Megargee this 1 bedroom condo Realty, 714-497-1744. with a loft. Tennis, pool & 2 Bdrm apartment with spa. pool. Ocean view. Qwel. 4692LariAM $79.000 Lagun.i RelHty. 494.0077 $283,000 BY OWNER 499-1965 OPEN SUN.12-5 DUPLEX W/LOCATION S219.000 will purchase a duplex in Laguna with a great ocean Vll'W LarJ?<> usable lot, walking dis· lance to beach & town Open House Sonday 11-3 565 Park Ave LAGUNA BEACH ISA WAY OFLIFE <WHAT A Open house Sat/Sun 1.5 Sea Terrate To~~home at 2.4902 El Caprice (New w/ocean vu 3 HH. 2'·~ ba. World)Agt.586-8137 wet b;ir, 2_pallos , nu quality crpt g. Pvt area WAY TO Li VE) 1. UP AT A VILLA: Located higli up on Laguna's famed Riviera coastli n e. Detailed Mediterranean architec- ture w /chalk whitl' Sale by owner: New 2 br, 2 ba. El Mirador Condo, adj to new golf course. Leisure World, Laguna Hills. 1st floor un1l, Scenic view. Sfl8.000. 213/670-4993 afl 5PM & weekends. plaster. red tile roofhncs ---& iron grill gates. 2 Leisure World. La Joya, Bdrm. OUTSTANOIN<; twnhse. end unit Bv VALUEATS199.500 Owner. JBr. JB;i 3 ;ilr 2.HOME&JNCOME.rn l'Ond . up~r .1ded thjs Dana Pt. duplex. _7_14_·_752_·624_' _6 ____ _ main unit has 3 BDRMS. COUNTRY LJVIHG & 2 BATHS. Lge. liv. rm. Jmmac 3 br 2 ba co d wist.one fireplace. bill-in • n o, kit .. _ PLUS BDR•r comm pool, $5,000 down. Cuo:n 1· " · lo graduated pymL'I. lo APT. RENTAL . · d B w/tennis, pool, saunas & Jac. Pvt a ccess to bch. By ownr, $129,500. 714 t 4!16-6596 JUST LISTED Nearly new 2 RH :! lia rondo. 111 Monar«h Sum mil. Cathedrnl dg!->, fplt• ceramic· tile. & WW l'fll~ elegant duhhousl'. ''°ol & Jacuzzi Pn' ;JC-\' JI l'lltl of cul de ~ac 589.500 497-1 711 S E P A R A T E R M . m.aint ues. Y owner. W FI REPLA CE $64,9008J0.94-46 By Owner lmmac '1t•a- N EEDS P A I NT & San Franciscan model. J home. Cul de .<.ac. 3 Hr. CLEANUP! Real value BR. plush crpt, vu lot. 2Ba . 831 1770 at SI 15.000 many upgrades. $68,600 3 SfANDlNG ON THE fl61·254l6 CORNER; in prime --------- North Laguna location. LOCJllnCI N~ I 052 Older 2-story homP ••••••••••••••••••••••• OCEAMVIEW ESTATE Redwood & gla.s~ custum home. S245,900. l nh:rn.1 FOREVER VIEW t 1 on a I Re a I Es l J 1 " Network. 768-7667 in the rolling hills or ---------- Northview. 3 BR, 2Y.i B/\, formal dming, family room w f(ireplace. hui;c master suite w /walk-out deck. $129,500. MOUMT AIH VIEW on quiet cul-de-sac. 2 BR. 2 BA. formal dining, newly redecorated. Com- muruty clubhouse, pool & athletic field. Onginul owner. Only $34.500. NIGUEL SHORES PRICE REDUCED HORTH VIEW ")utstandin~ new. Ru·h brown, plu~h carp<'t mirrored wardrobe cloors in a ll 3 Hr Massive IJnck frplc. + prof. landscaped yard. at $132,000. Open Sat & Sun I 5. Call ownt>r/a l!t. 1131 0295 or ';51-3191 1055 3 BR. 2 BA townhome •••• ••••••••• ••• • •• • • • • w/pat1os & boaut1fully •CUSTOM• landscaped yard. Locat LAKEAtONT ed m pnvate area w/ten· nis courts. saunas. jacuzzi. etc. S99.500. BeautHul 3 bedroom family home with pool. Real Pride -Of - Ownership 1n this california Home. HOTB./A'1'S. $48,000 Gross annual in- come. Top Coast Hwy. Joe. in central Laguna. Beautifully restored ~ OCEAN VIEW landmark bldg .. now of· --......JI~~ w/LGE. BAY WINDOWS & SCENIC OCEAN VIEW, liv. rm. w/red brick fireplace. 2 Bdrms. & dining rm. noor plan. serv1c<.>d by 2 baths ... J\N OLDE LAGUNA CHARMER" for $132,500 4. WOODED ESTATE: l"ESTLED BENEl\TH 'fALL SHADE TRt::ES. in a secluded section of the village. Detailed all wood exterior w /ex- tensive use of glass. Spacious 3 BDRM . & DEN fl oor plan. Ex- teo:.ive use of Fran- ciscan tile floors, cedar paneled walls. wood beamed ceilings w /ex- posed timbers. JUST LISTED AT SI 77 ,000 MISSION REALTY 98SS. Cst. Hwy. Laguna Phone 494-0731 TENNIS ANYONE? Picture yourself 1n a rl' laxmg atmo:.ph. 10 th1:. exclusive, exel'·s. pnme wtrfrontagc hm 3 Br.::!'-, Ba. hobby rm1 Sail rrom your p,t. dock to )Our pvt. bch & tenni:. C'luh for yr ;iround "fo'u n Time .. plea.surc'' 15072 Lonnat An executive family home in The Ranch. 4 Bedroom, family room. dining room & 3 cat garage. 3781 M09'0ila 14641 MulHrry Upgraded Yale Model College Park. SllS,000. 9 Goldtftll•h Pion 3 Deerrield Townhome, eartbtone colors. SllS,900. RAMCH ltlAL TY 1511..JOOO JUST .. UCIDt 2 Bctrm. CudJlf. Solid 01k aplral •lalrcaH ._.. to MHtlluJ loft wtth view. W•l bar, ,.c~a: floora. Open ~1.&;6Mi.a.a 4 B R J BA h 0 me. Cered for sale at $595,000 ~~S __ guarded prestige com· DECORATORS '-"" muruty Owner will ex-Walk to Woods Cove 1990So C<it.Hwv.494·8Sl'1 3 Arch Bay for sale or ch an g e (or s ma II er ~ach from thl_s charm-__ __ lease option. 3 br 2 ba. home. $225.000. Brkrs. mg wood & bnck home WantAdResults 642-5678 niceview.P.P.499-3933 833-13S5or499-2839 on 2 park-like lots. Oak ----------- BEST BUY f~oors/country pine ~Beach 1048 Logimo•ach 1048 ~ BR d b h kitchen .. Only $169~500 ••••••••••·••••• •• ••• • •• ••••••••••• •••••••••••. .. • en, 2 a ome on McCORMACK lrg lot. Great mntn & DE uyy 494•7551 ocean vu'a. Sac $137,500. ~ Ownr/agt 673-3415 Want Ad Results 642-5678 pr.Uljlll'Ri leach I 048 LC11J111M1 leoch I 048 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• L!GUIA IJIYESTllEITS. llC. [9 494-6525 11\AllQI> *OPEN HOUSE* SAT /SUN Neon to 4 PM 295 HIGH DRIVE 3 Bdrm, 2 bath, formal dining, family room, 2 pies. Nlce ocean views. plete remodeled. Lots of & glass. SPECTACULAR NORTH LAGUNA Over 3400 sq U of amt.om design. 3 Bdrm•. de n , 3~ b alba. Shown strictly by appointment. $365,000 • • lM . ea.a RWY., Lq_. lkaeta. c macnab / Irvine realty AN EXCITING HAPPIMfHG ls a modest description of this dramatic 3 BR custom-built contemporary wood & glass home. Perched higb on a hill w/fabulous view of mtns, canyon & "a peek" of the ocean. 3 levels of enchantment w/total privacy. $357,000 -Appl. only. Belle Chase Lee 644-6200. (P·112) LAtMIHA -OCLUC VJF# L.A. Decorator Hank Morgan has "done a number" on this fabulous split·level home. 2 BRs, 2 baths + laundry downstalrs; master suite, conv. den & lg. @tcrta.lnment area up. Hardwood flooring, mold.i.ngs, beamed cellin.gs. Country kitcb.ml. A garden off every rm w/ocean \/lew from living rm. Full security s1st~m . Soper locaUoo -Super Price -$295,000. Lynne Valentfn.e ~··6200. (~113) 3 BR, newly paintcd end unit fronting on El Niguel Golf Course. Closest to the tennis courts. great view. L1Sl· ed price $99,950. LagllnO Miguel Reafty 496-9413 495-5220 493-9494 830.5050 •TOLLE* •REALTORS* •586·8500• ---------1---------- Woods Cove Calhedral clgs. in living rm .. with French doors opening to lush pool, jacuzzi area. Tbis 3 bdrm .• 2 ba. view home features Mex. t ile in mstr s uite & much morel S239,000 CJ3l Ko/an f?, • / .l.dr I '• l .. ~ '' I • J I , I; j ' J ' '. I .... , 111J1 : ~1 .1:~:111 Dramatic Decor Lovely. hii?hly upgraded w teverythini:. 3 BR. 2 BA. larii:e family nll•m leads to party pe1 l1·1•t palm Only ~1.500 640-6600 a...-...._. 1152 L...-. MiCJMf 1 osa • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~Coldwell Banker ~ Q(SQNTIAl. MOl<lAAGE Cavtrfl~ MEADLY ONE ACIE OCIAMROMT Zoned R.S 150 f cct ot ocean.front. Sensatlooal views. Large 25 room home. Room tor tennis, pool and 6 to 8 new condo unlts. 29% down. Owner will carry. $845,000 • .. COt.DWaL UMtll co. 496-7222 831-0836 .. Hom.s for Sde Holttu for S• Hot1~., FordCIM ~~:~!.':!~.~~ ....... ~~!!!.~~-~ ........ 1~~~!!!.~~.~........ $4inday, March 12. 1978 DAILY PILOT RJJ Mewport leoch I 069 Newport leoch I 069 Mtwport hecJI I 069 H~Ht for Sd~ Hount For Sele OffMr Rnl &tat• .. •••••··········•·•··••• ........•.•••.. , ...................••......... ~ Fon.t I 055 Newport leech I 06' Mewporl leoch I 069 •...•..•••.•..•.•..•... ......................... ····•·••·············•• .......•••••..•........ ·•········•··•·•······· .......•...................................... ········•········••••·· ..••................ ~ .. EXECUTlVEllOME s-a...• 107• W...,._hr 1091 C~lal • Pat1ol!ntry,4BR3Ba,2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •0 •••••••••••••••••••• "•rty •'-'o PAYMTS SLASHED v11-:wcoNDO, ldylhcatit IY OWHER fplc s. ont' in rumpus rm. PRIME REDUCTION GOtHG TO ••••••••••••••••••••••• OVER $120MO. llng,38r.2hba, beam~ Spadous £Hcut1ve Special hn11nc1ng on this S85,000 Aet 675-8676 home. s Bdrm, ~ bath compl re modeled. inc PllESIDEMT'IAL HTS OREG IALIOA ISLAHD <&br lake view home OCE~.._.FRO..-w/v1ew in prest1g1ous permits )OU tn live in li>A" ,... • Dover Shores on Galaxy ~;~~ r.~'!lcr~~ad~ 0;:(' Beautiful Custom Home ~!°~~~::m U:~~io\\:: & mw.l !1ell th~!uuru1 i.treet. Shake r(>of, rear BR. 2 BA, cathedral ce1I 4 Bit. 2 BA homl' w new New on nwrk!!l' 2 Storu + 2 avts Lot'at"d on Manne Ave 6 Yr'lt old. Annual mcome $26.400 Price $340,000 champa.:ne style on a CUte beach hse w tdbl. Dr. 646-2332 beer budget lnterna· car garage + 2 xtra ---------dbl detached aar . Dover Shores mgwtexposed beam 11v tarpe1s. pa1n1. re. t 1ona I Real Ei.tate parlung i.paces. Owner --------- Network 768 7667 will help finance UDO ISLE Mature fruit trees . B ing room. Stones lbrow modeled kitchen, evl.'n lmmedoccpy. $164.~. 4 r • living rm, formal dining rm, from aot! course. $72.~. hll!I a trash compactor DAVID D. CARLSON REALTOR 833·9293 HOLLIS WOOD IAYRlOMT ltuckerR..tty separate family rm, completely LocJil9o NkJI* antty Walle to everythma or 642-47H redecorated w /custom wallpapers 496-2411 493.9494 feredatS77.000 Call 5br, 3ba, 3000 i.q ft. many upgrades. choice lot Call Bob Jacobsen 752 8321 dys, 586-1997 en. wk111h REALTOR 475-8676 Room fur large boat, s thruout and new cpts & drapes. Fplc 49S.-5220 830.5050 891-7155 Open House Sat & Sun 1·5 21 Balboa Covu bdrma . 4'" baths. Shown by 11pp'l. only ssis.ooo H•wport Hfl9M1 in living rm & family rm, fantastic Wltelc"111 :-lEWPORT coiner loca tum, xlnt for small bU5i nl·<:. $97 .500 Lau rat' It r-: ti4H ·IJIW LIDO REALTY 673°7300 pool w/jacuzzi. A must see home, for Ml_r_a_c_06_ta-.-B-y_T_h_e ~a. Minion Viejo I 06 7 .•..•..•••.•.........•. A40'BOATSLIP l ~~~~~~I comes with this ________ _ By owner . 2.300 Margaret Dr 4 BR. 2 story. custom bwlt solar homt'. Beam c1:1hngs. lots or wood. used ·brick fireplace. light & airy. Brand new pool & jacuzzi (al110 solar hcutedJ. $122,000 firm. Open House Sunda y l-5PM or by appoint- ment. 645·5744 or 675·2855 those who will appreciate the finest. Beaut upgraded plan 3 OPEN SAT 1-4PM twnh,se. 3br, 21,ba, end 1400 .. -&.1 $ZIS OOO urut. Across from pool. REAL ESTATE PRIME LAGUHA Commencal income pro perty. high v1sablllty lorat1on. fully rented, askln~ $300,000. 499-4052 Sacrifice by owner 4 hr S & S Tri lev~·I w !-opa $116,500 ai:enl !'>ijti 7~ Newport leach I 069 ••••••••••••••••••••••• BAYVIEW walt>rfronl horn~ 11ver· looking th1: b.iy 1 3 Bedroom. 2 baths, htrge patio & d0$e lo schools' LIDO ISLE REDUCED Newport Cre~t Condo llJ~hly upgraded. hrd.,.d Ors, 2 BR. 21:z I.la. dt>n. wrkrm & library. Side oceanv1ew. Reduced for 1mmed. sale. Owner. $128.950. 642-1242 . 642 6706 Fantastic view from OEACll TIMl': REALTY bluffs overlooking the 1\ I Duplex. not attached. upper Newport Bay. 2 BR home l BR apt High I y up it rad e cl separate yards. $95,000. ' w I m a ny cu s lo mi zed 6 7 3-6 5 I I added features. This -- SEA VIEW New Bedford 38drm + den. Cam rm. panoramll view lmmed1alt: Ol' cupanc} $238,SUO o ... nr 497-1559 OCEAN AIRE DUPLEX Two up, two down, both units redone , new carpets. etc. lm tnacuJate. Seconds to the breakers. Good rental. Lease hold. $180,000 Burr White R~alt~r WANTm DEAD OR ALIVE but preferably a live buyer for reallst1cally pri ced Harbor Vie" Homes 5 bedro om Somerset Beautifully maintained, beaut1full} upgraded. Oon 't be sorry, caJI Marten RMI &atate 640-5357 _..CllJO • Some blue waler view. HowsdlblsslrV 752-146' $81.000 496 -7139 or 768-08Q} IYOWMER Newport leach I 069 Mewporl hach I 069 San.Juan Capi1trono 3br, 2ba, enclosed patio. cul-de-sac. close to schl. 2131433·1689, ans dev1st> I 078 OtlMr ReClll &tah C~l Bid~. Costa Mesa. 814 •••••••••• •• ••. ••• ••. •• St. W 19th. $65.000 terros •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• A0ent 875-8800 Mobile Homes " · ---- •OPEM HOUSE• DOM'TMISS THISOHE Sat & S..ndcry 12-5 2402 Orchid HI" Pl. 31r, 2Ba, 3 car gar LIVING RM w/Frplc DINING & FAMILY RM OH APPROX l/J ACRES m lovely Mission Creek 3 BR. 1:11. BA home H ighly upgraded 11. del'Or $125.000 AHCHORAGE IMYESTMEHTS t7141 496-771 I "Okt" Hrbr View T11.o be:.t buys in COM on s ame bile , panoramic ocean views from eac-h. 3 br. fam rm. form din rm, frpls, beam ceilings, beaut. pnv. patios & nicc yard. Mus t sell 1. By owner. 759·9448 o r 644·2642. H no answer 64Hl722 Open House 1-5 Sat/Sun 1114 White Sails '=======--=--=~ Way, CD~1 CHARMING 4 br. 2': ba --mdl. home <Sunhollowl. OPEN SUH. 1-5 $77.900. No agts. 492.4337 1608 RUTH LH. OPEN HOUSE If you're looking for tht· SUNDAY, NOON lo S best home in the best area, lhis is it! Beautiful 27991 Via Del Cerro home wilh 3 bdrms .. den, Aruuous ownr, no qua Ii· Lovely bright well-kept family rm .• 3,12 baths . fying w/25% down or as-home in cul-de-sac area sume 8% VA loan. Ownr TO FIND: Locate Irvine Av at Mesa Dr. Go east on Mesa Dr lhru golf course lo Upper Bay Place. Lefl to Orchid Hill. Fa-Sale 1100 Condomlnium1fTowe· ••••••••••••• •• • • • • • • • • hou5e'S for salt' I 700 Mobile Home, 3br. 2ba in ••••••••••••••••••••••• Fam. Prk. sml pets OK ~.000 5.59 5767 TENNIS! Mobile Home Li•i-Cath ceilings, frplc, wet ··~ bar, lge room. H1.11\l At Its f&Mst ington Harbour. $67.900 We have numerous & Call (213l 592-2813 beautiful mobile homes WATERFRONT for sale 1n estabh:.hed PROPERTIES parks in CM. Nwpl Bch, Catht>nne (213l43!H447 llunlin glo n Bl·h. Laguna, El Toro, fo'ln ~XH~ ·1100 Vly, Anahe i m & OnitsSc.e Westminster. In price •••••••••• •• •• •• ••• •••• ranges to fit mus t 1 plex, Hunlington people's pocketbooks. Harbor area. 3 yrs old. $10,000 lo $40,000. We are fully rented. S225,.000. as near as your phone. 841Hl822 CALll"ORNIA PACIFIC --------Mobile Home Re ult v I units. beaut 2 BR, 2 bu. spacious dis tinctive Hart.or View Homes home or 3 BR .. or den & "CARMEL W/SPA" 21,<z DA. has view from • . most every room. Step Decor d f tO, 3 Br. FR. 2901 Newport Blvd NB (7141 675-4630 BAYSHORES of fine homes. Acreabe lge. laundry rm., walk-in will carry Znd. t..rg 4 BR. Es · 8 k 8 pantry, 2 brick frplcs.. 2 b f """"" 27116 Harbor. Slc 208 palm. t•pts. drps, bllns. 540 5!t:f7 J.! o o d A n a h l' 1 m l o c , Slti!1,0011 II\' own1 JASMINE CREEK BY OWNER t ales '" ac ay -hdwd. firs., intercom. a, am rm w.,,,,..I. up· Open 1-4 Sat/Sun. 3br . Area. Decorated with shutters, graded l hr u 0 u l Elegan t Exe Hom e 2b U ded $184 000 paneling & wallpaper. Ownr/agt, Ran ch & OM THE BEACH )1.16 I llil out on a trg. patio over-LR. D.R + much more. l~~g .lhe bay or enter br;1:f'~c cond. Only tam m its format dining ·"SOMERSET" w /dramatic cathedral ~ Cr~=[:iew · • · Comer lol with complete Large patio & playhouse Harbor Rily, 493·554:! Sea ca"" & sunsets. a btrt entry. Rare Moonresl privacy. 2 backyards. 1 ( · ,... mod. """" sq rt. End unit 1 . d f or children. Walk to r.-A-t;c luv.1 family paradise. 2Br + ""°"' LIDO ISLE w/ ge patio an room or k ~"° -1 w/lrg lush patios Super pool, the other for dog par ' shops & school. Spacious 3 BR 2'h Ba. bonus rm in El Morro By onw Pro,.rly 2000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• room. For more details call PAUL HALES eves Elegant prof det'or'd. 5 552-8941 or ' UR, FR, LR, ~ car gar, loca. nr club, pool, ten· Immaculate 3 br 2 ba and ard l 1 h $170,000 ca sit as. HI c H Ly the Sea. your own pvt · $24 500 b 0 home. beam ceilings g en 00 ouse. HEWl'ORT IEACH u p G RA o E D . 2 llch, park rent only Sl60 ~on!~'.640.1?'25 wner. thruoul, beautiful cedar $131.500 REALTY 675-1642 balconies w/greal view CAL L T 0 D A 'i'' DUPLEX Extra sharp 2 BR units. both w1prvl .i>atios. Owner will help finance Lncome $700 per month Reduced to $134,500. TUSTl...a "'SSOC huge bnck patio+ many """ more xtras. $219,500. l''or paneling, south palio, OWMf" wiH Finc:wtce oC hills & courtyard foun· <PK1096) HARBOR VIEW llOM E Prin. only. By owner. Airport Reafty ORIGINAL ILUffS tain. $79,500. Arch Bay CALIFORNIA PACI F1C 544-1440 personal preview call· ----PROPERTY HOUSE, 3Br <or 2 + den>. 2Ba . $248,000. 224 Via Eboli. SC_._ 2 I Fam"-4 br 3 ba Real F.6tate661·18ll Mobile Home Rt'all~ C harm1·ngly d ecorated 67"2306 n....nHousel 5 ,...,_, • • ' -2706 llarbor.StC':!()t( ~ Patrick Tenore parquet enl, comer 101: "" · "'.,... . frpl, ~ c .. ltftCJS. •u SPACIOUS 4 bdrm. 2' ~ 540 5937 Cal 640.5 I 12 Af#. "THE BEST OF 1_5_s_2-_44_14_A_G_E_HT_1 $139,750. By owner Pnn WESTCLIFF 1---------•I of Foth llM, Opetl & bath Mission Park -, -•BRIGHT• only644-7463or640-1440 Exec. area. 3 br, 2ba, IHSTAHTLOVE! f!My. $143,500. o,.n Home . Owner lea,•in~ ~WHER MUST SELL country style fam rm. From tbe str eet then Hows• Sat/Sun 1 _5 stale. $105,900. Ill x.io . remodckd xtr<i TWO+ HOUSE LIDO" 3 BR 2 Ba, S. PalJO. st lo st cutie. Only $195,000 OR 4 BR 3 Ba st to st, S patio. 3 car gar. $249,500 -OR 601 Lido Hi-Rise, deluxe waterfront condo 2 UR 2h Ba, wetbar, &auna. jacu21.1, pool. $350,000 or lse, SllOO per mo IAYCREST BEAUTY Big Canyon Townhome. 1201 Pembrooke, by lhru-out this adorable 3 • • OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5 dean. I br. $7800. 1-'um Spodous 3 br 2'/i ba El Dorado model, JUSl ownr. $144.900. 646·0100. 2146 Vista Lando. 28071 Pasco Verde, SJC Across from K Mart frml li•i-& dininCJ completed Phase 2. 3 BR, --~O:;.~.~r~~~~~~~a~ 644-2432. P.P. Marquard Rlty. 498·0660 Sbop Ctr 2191 Harbor HI ··~ 3 ba, view. $164,900. 3 ~r 2 ba, !am rm., Hrbr !!34. CM Adulls only 1"1111. cefttral fam rm Ownr/bkr,497.2396 V1ewH'?mes.Lgpnv.lol loving care and is de-SEAVIEW Bright, open & private &46·6918 wet ,bar & kitch•n. on quiet culdesac, corated to perfection! New Bedford, outsland· 4br, 2ba home. Alto t f tu ll..RAl'DRT SHORES boat/RV yrd, peek at Serene & lovely rear ing Catalina/Fash ls\;ind Capistrano, view of hill.s maS2~2Y O~~mB eOa res. ~;::den. frplc. nr to night lites. $159,500. yard, beautifully VJew,sparkhngmtelltes, & ocean . Beaut. • . y wner. 640-0847. landscaped with charm· 4 br. fam rm. 3 ba. 1919 landscaped, minutes 6 4 5 . 7 8 3 6 . Ope n ceilmg mirrors in liv rm, ing patio for summer en· Yacht Collnia. Sale or from Marina, beaches & Sat/Sun 1-5. 1200 garden patio off mstr LIDO ISLE tertaining! A value rated lsc/opl. $265,000. Open, freeway. $135.000. Lingo Estelle Ln ~,~\:h.c~~ g:1 ~ t~~~ Newly remodeled, 2 lge h o m e i n x I n t Owner768·0454. R.E. ask for Chene HUMT.IEACH Beautiful 2 Br. Cozy Cot tage for two 1n pvt garden l1kc• :-ettinv 5• Adult Park complcl1• w /pool. tennis l'l:.. & much much more IJYl228) $18,000 njs courts. ~"".SOO. IJy Br, 2 Ba. beaut oak neighborhood for only -.... --port H_i_ht ___ Hartman. 493-8815 ...,., el' g t · ed gt $116.900! A J·oy to see! A .... ew •CJ s ownr 645·4409, 731·0425 pan m • s am ass, MRS CLEAH CALll-'OH:"lllA f'A('IFlt' COSTA MESA Owner's unit in rear with huge firepla ce in beautiful famiJy room' Sliding glass door t o pool ! Highly landscaped. S137,500. QUAIL. (B PL.A C !!: r .J, PHOPERTllCS. ' ~ H2·1920 lnc; I 400 QUAil ST NEWPORT &E.Aeti •2 Tril)lexet• OH BH 1\NO Nl';W glamorous L1<lo Isle N New Condo By Owner, 3 Bayfront & hoat doc·k. br. 21.2 ba end unit. Nwpt ~.000 Terr $82.900. 644· l l 79 ---beam clg~. By owner. greater joy to ow n ~ I of a kind w/secludcd LIDO ISLE $238,500 117 Via Vella Tomorrow may be too tree·hncd entry Compl Open 12 . 5 Daily 67~22 _ _ __ late. Call lbe Personal remod'd w 1lrg rms Pol· . Service People now 1 belly slO\'f.' + oak plank· I 1 v es here ' :l B H Mobile llonw H1·,ill \ townhouse next to r un 2706 HarlM1r Stt• ;iux run~ brook & lake Un !WO 5\l:n Nl•ar Lake Park. Min, lo b1:h 1·4 BR. 3 ba. 1-3 BR. 2°::ba.t'.3BR.2 ba ~ j!.aral(es. frplcs. n~.000 each.. 1709-1713 Alabam<i. Hunt Sch. 536 1'18 Owner ROC)tt Brown RE. 673-1020 BLUFFS O,.n 1-5 Sat/Sun 453 Vista Grande. , 205 Via Jucar 4 Bdrm, 2~, ba. new cpts-R .... p~ k D · r ~-lg. 4 bnn ~ ba. mod +day & night view that oy1111 • VJ"""' •• es m~ Jn 1l in .: rm. am ~t. l~ .toe.. patio, nr ten· will delighl you. Agt 642-1830 ~~:24~~1 o~~ \at~S~n believably priced a t N 0 Dbl d 2 •· 1 $74,900 : WI C ,r ), Ill Don Di• Realty ~~~e~a~~·P~~d~~~· rus & pnv. beach. 645-1103 1~~~~~~~~~~1 $2(9,500 Owner 675-6259 1-10.5, 2916 Clay St_ 49&.5861 675-1957 7 UHITS C.M. NEWl'ORT HTS. Don't miss viewing this home! 1l has 3 bdrm~. & a huge family rm . 2 frplcs .. 2 patios, a deck, new carpetinJ? & oak her ringbone floors~ Open Sal/Sun. MARINERS COVE REALTY 646-4463 NEWPORT CREST Condo, tn level 2 bdrms., 2'".z baths, dining rm., 3 decks. nicely decorated. 3 Bdrm "Bonita" plan. All one level, new cpts. flooring & s hutters. $145 ,000. Own /Agl 8J3.8SS1or644-2148 eves. "FAMILY FUN" Rumpus rm. + family rm. w/pool table. 4 BR. 2\.'z ba. Walle to beach. C ,.. uEO SHORES pools. tcnrus. Canallronl ~ charmer , oJl#y $155,900 Lonly bee HOWM CAYWOOD REALTY 3 Br. can convert to 4 Br. INC. 548-1290 180 deg fantastic ocean vu. 4000 sq rt. Poot.& jac. w~=~~r~ BR beach Come see. Open daily 1-5. Marshall Rlty 675-4600 Uruled Bkrs 646-7414 or1 -----"'-----• 673-9257 OCEAN VIEW FORSALEBYOWNER LIARIORVIEW LUXURYCONDO VIEW OF CATALINA nA Spac. 2 BR, 2 ba. lerr ace, Be l r · · CARMEL 3 Br. 2 baths. a par o exc1t1ng pool, sundeck, boat slip. Noumnrt Be h tif t I Lge yard. Nice inlr. ~-"" ac es Y e Adult sec. bldg. S145M . in l his abs o I u l e I y S1S3.000. Call 557-4632 Call for appt, magruf1cent 3 BR N.B •BLUFFS• Ken Smith, Realtqr condo. Frplc, wet bar, 675·1898or675·8SSl pool, jacuizi, steam 3 Br. 2~ Ba, i;pac. ;ury OpenSal·Sun10·5 room, tennis crts. Move-condo. Attached gar. nr 310 fo'ernando#l06 Bal in cond. 4 levels in highly pool. Xtra lrg mstr BR. Pen upgraded neutral tones. 835 Amigos Way 1:9 -----priced way u nder Sl14.500. Ownerlagt. Newport Crest Twnhse. market at $123,000. 640-4Z77or640.6500 walk to beach, ten crts, Please call any day or pool. jacuzzi Agt. eve except Wed., 642·9308 Selling at a loss 646-7171. Santa A.eta I 080 OPEN S /S 1.6 Beautiful brand new 4-1 br. loft, f p. 3-2 br. l"'z..ba ••••••••••••••••••••••• Nicely decor. 1 + con\'ert townhouse, all bltns. CH ARM I HG LY den. Bayside VillaJ?e. crpts. drps. Hurry, buy U..,.l"'UE Beaut Adult Park . now. Tom Lee, Rltr. " ,. Beach. Broker, 675-4010. 64Z·l603. 3 BR, 2 BA family home :.x> E. Csl Hwy, no 266. on tree lined street. Quiel NB Duplex, West N.8 .. 1 blk neighborhood wtth lols of ---to bch, lg 2 bdrm, 2 ba. up pnvacy offered at only · 7 6 2 B r . 2 b a t h & dwn, just remodeled. A $67,500. Goldenwest. 24 'x64 '. Community tennis court 540..3666 Lot'~led •fl San Juan &pools. You own LAND. .,.,..,., ... r••• I Capastrano s newest tcr-By Owner 645-6776 $111,500 ---------1 FOR RENT Furnis hed, luxurious bayfr onl ·condo: 2 bdrm.'!., den. 3 balhs, 2 decks. Security bldg. Open Sun 12-5 5004 River Street J1.15t2 yrs new, 2 BR, 2 Ba units, w /4 car gar & Harbor View 3 br Carmel, great toe. $175,000. Call hrdwood floors, up· 675-4469 agt. grades , fee I and, IOATSLIP--:.t:.~O-By Owner. SIO,OOO DOWN "BLUFFS" Twnhse. 4 br, New Jbr, guarded gate Cam rm. xlnt cond, quiet Broadmoor Home. Pool Jae, & tennis. Corner lot. stn•el. Agl 646-7171. ~.ilAl.jj :::.:~~::;" •--''-E.-Sid._!_n-~--o~-~-x-M_na_ ~-!!!!!!l!~•~·-~-~-!!!-~~-~-!!!!·~~I 5StarAdultCommunity 2 br owners unit w / li50 Whittier Ave. CM fenced yard Two, 2 brun· Sanla Ana Condo Owner will carry baL of $21.!i,OOO at $1595 mo. No cred. needed. Vac, move DOH'T IE SORRY By OWMr Has available a 24x60 itsw/palios.$159.000Call $1475 Per mo. GIB WALKER REAL TY 6 75-5200 Steps to the beach, great ranuly home. 3 BR,<! BA. lrg. family r oom, 2 Crplcs., pool & volleyball. Ask rng Sl2S.OOO. NEWPORT HEIGHTS ---------1 Lot' ate d i n the THE VIEW NEWPORT HARBOR HlGH SCHOOL of Catalina Sunsets must DlSI'RlCT on a huge cor· be aeen from lbls new, ner lot with alley access custom 2 story Mediter:· and room for your bOat is ranean Vi lla ; with one or Newport's lowest private courtyard entry, FEE LAND homes! beamed ceilings. 3 BR, Handsomely remodeled game room, country with graceful entry, rock kitchen. $210.000 By fireplace, beamed ceil· a ppt.. or open lings! PRICE SLASHED Sunday 1-6 $10,000-NOW ONLY 206 La Jolla Lone $1~.ooo. :J:: J. Trent Harmon a.s.i.d. 646-6197 FAIULOUS VIEW DREAM HOMEU! d QUAIL CD Pt..AClD FRO·'"'P-lW't-1-LC&,~ -752-1920 :lno. 1-QUAM. ST.NlWPOWT HACM IYOWNER Shows like a model, 3 BR 2~ Ba condo. Catalina View. 548 ·5764 Prloc _AV AIL.AILE F\nd what you want in & a v.1ew ~rom every win· Daily Pilot Classineds. dow in this elegant 2 BR _ __;; ______ _ rigbt in. 759-0448 condo, so t'lean you 'II ,...wport leach I 069 Mewpon leach I 069 think its new ' Agt 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 556--4175. cae: IBDBll BLllNS ca. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE OPEH HOUSE SUNDAY 1-5 209 MAT.A Sharp "R" Plan. Bluffs Front Row. Unobstructed View. Huge Master Suite With 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. ei.t.om. quality bit. ape. _onl1~-· -------1 Prlcn An ..... U, -Don 'l mlsa th is beauly lo Spyalass Hills. Lu l chance ror a view home at tbls price. 4 ar Family, pool fs jacuul. Less than 1 yr old. 2900 OUEDADA Bluffs-Lrge. "C" 'Plan W74Br, 3 Ba . Well Decorated. Huge Sun-Deck. High Ceilings Gives Spacious Feeling. Only $139.500. ttt.level, 4 BR, 3 BA. 3-$1$,000 brick fr~c: rt:lreal. PAJUUJOOCONOO Absolute an ontu· Split level a BR 2 Ba. us t&iDerl del abt. CruUve Superior. Opn SUn l-5. t erm• avail ' 1 Aat. ~Sagent 131-4580. ... J,oH lJ 2 BR Newport F.ar...,. Bluff-. •pllt Jeni, Croat Condo ind air lovely ''Trln•' model, a ..-A • ' BR. 21ifi ba, hlCbb" up. WI-CllJ,OOO. P\'opett)' greded, nu crpt • tllo. Home~ Colo' Ru 1ty, Vlvl•nl•-------- Oranl. Mo.1721. DUPLDIS CR01CEOJ'4 ... q ..... , ...... . ,....._ Buy lhJs a • ram.Uy on contract, then paint " fl"·up a: have a lovely ramll1 home on Ira. tree •badedlot. ~sa-p -• Br, cathedral eelllnf. bea ut. ram • m. air ciOtldl&loned, lovtl)' 1ard, ic:s. peUe>, all tCll' oolJ S7UOO. IY APPOIMTMEMT Bluffs-Modtned ••c" Plan. Big Fam. Room. W /Bar. Many Custom Features. Near Pool & Ramada. Vacant SlG~. THI& ARCH aAY VIEW SpectQcular Arcbi~e~i Designed tBr. & Fam. ltm. ll~~· In SOuth Laguna. Bright & Cliffrful With Miodern VauU~d CelUn .. r-, Hl1h Glass Windows. Wooday 1ueeol'. Ocean View Ftoni Nearly Every ROom. PriCed At $31~.ooo. Ponderosa in New Cond 642·2811or673-3584 Call btwn 9am'6pm 646-7965 INVESTORS FIRST USER See this custom 3 Br. 2 bdr. 2 ba. Air cond. den, Westcliff gem al _P_oo_I $38.:__·~500_55_7_·..:..54-1.:.5--1 131.2 Dover Or. French countr y kilch. w /bay Pretty Walk to beach-Skyline 2 window, cust drapes. BR. 2 Ba . dbl wide. wallpaper Activity in-Corner Lot adults S29.500 f>.16 4:180 Six units lo be completed May 1 in xlnt E/Side CM rental area. Call Agt. 833-3181, full brltr coop. dicates a sale-will it be With fruit trees, plenty of ~ ------- yours S169.500? W Mors room for a pool : 3 Npt Bch. 24x50. '74 Viking. i--------- Agt. 642-0758 bedroom home .. eating 2hr. 2ba. Im mac. Pvt MOVE RJGHT IH Walk to all Newport Heights Schools! First user's t ax break. too! Large. oew wood & stuc· co home plus bright, roomy, 2 bdrm .. 2 bath unit for income. QYiet comer lot. $191.500 PRICED TO SELL! area, lead glass windows bch boat slip avail pool and mahogany woods clubhse adults ~~4 950' Bluffs Twnhse. 3 Br 2""2 thruoul. $61,500. super · -· · Ba. model w /all up· deal,BKR,540-1720 PP.673-0934 ___ _ grades, new carpet, pvt TARBELL ~for Sal• I 200 yard. cheap $115,000. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 644-8585 IUILDERS 2.000 SQ. FT H ome OPEMHOUSE South or Orange County. w/vlew or Newport's SUMDAY l-S choice lot & a('reag~. Back Bay. 4 Br 2 full Many to choose from in baths. lge Fam Rm , Upgraded 4 bdrm, 2 beaut. ~reas. Last of Formal Din Rm, rock ba.th, super sharp. speculat1vemkt. BKR. rptc in Liv Rm, $125,000. Priced to sell. $81,600. <714 )677-5691 557~5 3737 So. Ramona Dr. Agt. OR 522-0530 rei'nw na d('/ vf fat .r:lwjieili4!~ 67.J-8494 TStRIFIC LISTING 14 Br or 3/Den /Quiet Street 1Walk to schools ./Boat/trailer area INew carpeting /Giant Fireplace I Lrg master BR YOnly S119.000 IOpenSat/Sun 1·4 12212 Margaret Dr NB ••United Brokers John Carey, 646-7414 l 833-1927 Just Listed Vat'ant. Move in till escrow cl05es. Large ~ BR. 2 BA. family room home. 2 car gar., RV storage. Close to South Coast Plaza. $71,000 en ......... IYOWHER 2435 E. CoHl Hwy .. CdM 4-10 Acre parcel nr. Silver Lake:. Re!:n rl 1---------HotM & lncomt tool Sharp 3 bdrm. 2 bath home with fireplat'e +separ ate Dupl~x always rented to make the payments! Quiet area wilb building artrvi· ty i.n the heart of Orabge Count,y. Brand new list· ing at $129,500. SO BE HERE FIRST! S31·5800 apet\eves area. Sell .<Jll or part. Xlnt for outdoor liv'g. Terms. Ph. 714-245-9870. MIHI HORSE RAHCH 3000$q. ft .. 4 BR, 2V. BA. barn. trees. & etc. One acre fenced. Just r e· duced. BKR. (714) 616-5717 ORS22·2<8> W1 IE Metwcwk ~Ldl/ ISOO ·······················~~~~~~~~~ 640-6600 est.rrunster Mem Pt. 1 kit. Devot.ion. al less than I 090 ~. $300<X" '646-4010 C.M.DUPLIX Owner m1.1St sell. BeSt E· stde OI\ Ftower St. Prin. onlJ .173-6372 eves. ,, 1600 Prof A b&l\g. acrose from ~.B PO. 1IOO SQ. n. LM SIOO mo.. ae.ll si.zs.a, Al\-146-Ml• unil.$ + land fCll' 4 more w/va.riantt. Groa lltS- ~SU&; 637-58D$ .. -··-.. ~ . ..... . ... -...... • "' .. ~ . ~ . . . . ~ . . ... . - DJ2DAILY PILOT Sundey. March 12. 1978 • HoutH UltfurNlhed ~ "'9fwwl ... d Hon•1 ll1tfwwl.tlecl HOllHI U .... lhM Dlip&exft '-"' 3150 A,_ lscala ,_..,.W ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• OtlMr Real &tat. IOfhw lte.t &t•t• ....... ~ Coda Mnct 32.24 ._,.tftwJ• leoc" J240 Im. 3244 Newport IMcll J26' lBr, wrth view • ••rd"n Mewporl .._.. 376' •••••6 \.•••••••••••••-l••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• near Woods Cove, nu ••••••••••••••••••••••• lnco.n. l'roperiy 1000 a.cw Property 2000 Newport leocla 3 I 69 3 Hr, % b•. ~10 College Su r Condo nr bcarh 2 Un1vtNUy Park. 4 Br, 2~~ ON UDO IS&.E paint & crph. $2~0. Lrg 2 BK. av:all 3/11 thru ••••• 1•••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ave, Colle"e Park. Close pe · · ba. f»m rm. 2 f"'lc. New 0 ..... • r w 1 • 11 1 ea 1 .. °'4401; 494·6622 6 \1, d!Shwar, &ar, steps .. BR, 2 ba, tenm!>, s auna, .,. .. .. "' b h II f t. DELUXE WATER-to school.s &abope;. $475. jacuui. Secured t:a te CPtS,newdru~s.c~tom FURNISHED OR UN· o.pn .. u..tww 3600 ~ol 3c/4 ~·6. :; :Pt. FRONT CONDO, Vlata ~·7638 s370 mo. 493.91 91, redecorated. Pool, ten· FURNISHED: MAKE ••••••••••••••••••••••• ., 131 •• ".""20. Open h"e •II PICK·A-UNIT UNDER CONSTRUCTION BUY-NOW-S,\VE . . I t TWINS + ON! ) -:r BR, -2 BR with F /P's Const. s tart 1''eb. Sch. Gross 15,240 East Costa Mesa. ,.;. 9UADltUPLETS Ready and waiting now 3 - 2 BR F/P'S + l -3 BR F/P all with cath ceilings Sch. gross 19,800. East Costa Mesa. A WHOLE MANY SUPSl IARGAIN 10 or 20 units ea. Group of 10 has 5 - 2 BR With F/P 's and 5 -1 BR sch gross 40,200 Isl grp comp March. 2nd Grp co~• s tart March. West Costa Mesa PUNS IH OFFICE 96S...61 ll REAL ESTATE lncont9 Properly 2000 Loh for Sole 2200 ...... ,.~·············· ...•.•........••....... del Lido. Eapaaded 1 BR rus. ~/mo or b e opt. AN OFFER You have 1 " ....., "" .. w/beaut view of a tum· New 3Br, 2~ba. duplex, 496-3758 Avwl lmmed. 752. 7239 or . : Co&ta Mesa 2 BR, 1 ba. nu Sat & Sun lG.2; S206 Nep- fi l I b k rd choice: Large 2 Br +den crpta, ~mo. Phone aft time. inr basins, pool, aec trepace, ge ac ya •3br2baHuge Fam.nm.2 640-0166 andpatio.~.mo.or2 6 pmorwkndsS39·3Ul7 ---------- gate, liub-tenanean l•r 2cargar. stry New paint c rpr. Br 2 Ba, large dedc and ~----------1 R...tals G.,._!! fUrn.,uWlnc.$1,050per 556~ drapes, dsbwsher $475. 2 BR, 2 BA , lmmed VlEW.JSSOmo.Botbun· mo.673-lOZOaet. 38R?BA,fplc,garage,& 968-7119 Po$3s5i.0es1s lon. GVrAeLntLIEocy. its aro freshly painted ¥hucllhhnMahH WehaveIOOO'sofhuuses . mo. nd cupeted DRIVE ••••••••••••••••••••••• dplxs , apts now. all RtfttattGtlore!! storace. massive yard, CHARMING 2 BR I Ba. REALTY.640-9900 BY · lcAoolslCMd 3706 areas,allprices.Saveon We have 1000'!1 ot houses, no pets. Sf2S. Av~i21Aopr1. w/ cpls, fenced yd, con· L-•-L -i.2~1 111 Via' 'do N--' ••••••••••••••••••••••• fee d I t II 548·4135, evs 64 . 835; venient area. $375. -r-·-_.. i6 .. .... una 6~1: •900 "'-' P xa, ap s now• a ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• and call BOAT SUP + 1 BR furn .. _ A.,. areas,aUprices.Saveon ----------1_963-4S67 ___ ._A_g_e_n_t ._n_o_f_ee_._ 3 Br, 2 ba, Alnum, bltns. WahrlrootHw1 apt. $400. Yrly 1:.c .•-----------16"!r •too .... DUPLEX2Brl Ra,cpts, 3 Br (huge m!4tr), 2 Ba, drps, gar. Walk, to bch. 631-1400 844-0439,673-5335 •~nta .. _ A.,. ~.no pets, sml fncd 2,000 sq.ft, frpl, patio, !<urn avail.~ mo. 't1l1~~~~~~~~~~1c6ooPenlnsuta 3707 ~~~•~L-~ yard. $295. 1948 & 1950 B. $475 incl.gardl'ner. Jo, June. 64().7020. I~ VRYW"TIINnN M ey l' r . 6 4 5 · 4 8 5 5 846-1371or846-1985. --------1 Beautifully decorated. •••••••••:••••••••••:•• ••••••••••••••••••••••• evs/wknds 3 Br, 2 bath, qwl't <?nnyon. Catalina view. 3 Bdrm. l Br, avail. 1mmed. Con· Gen.tal 3102 ••••••••••••••••••3i;i Completely repainted in· v. acre with r>ool. Lease 2''.I ba Townhouse. All l1:1ct owner. 1033 W. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Go.net al **LOOK • • side 3 Br 2 Ha, like new avail. 49'7-1934 Rec taciUties. J Child Balboa 81 Sat or Sun ••••••••• .. ••••••••••••• Jl:IH . lllA cpts, bltns fncd yard, OK · ~"" Lease 642 2184 673-3l9'1 •VETS• MOO PER MONTH patio, 2 car gar. $400 mo. Fantastic View. 3 Br, 3 ba, aft ·6;; · · ------..---- 1.st+last+secunty 979.6761 . lmmac. $750. No pet:.. · · Bachelor, clean apt, pvt You fought for it. own 3 Fncd yard, gar, pvt pty. Call (714) 529-5755 2 sty 3 br, 2 ba A-frame. beach. Balboa area. $JOO. piece of it now, no down. J ao 2 b I dlt k 10 673-6790 Veteran HoU3ing A"'. 835-3700 Iv msjo!. n, a, u."ury a Charm.in" 2 Br. recently Oshwhr, ,frplc. Wal to n . '" --condo. Pool, elc. Up " bch tenn.13 $600 mo yr 3724 54 I ·0800 College Park J Br, 2ba, 2 graded. Close to beach. remodeled, short walk lo • · · · • Costa M.so Crplcs. xtra ram rm. cov No pets. S4 7 o m 0 . Cr~r~nt Boy new cpl~. ly · 642·336l Agt.. ••••••••••••• •• •••• •••• HOMEFlNDERS Thow;aods of Rentals All areas all prices Sample. $75 Bach, walk to bt!arh lbr. S250 Cum, ull pd. Bal 3br. S275, kids/pets OK UFETIM E SERVICE 557-0822 ered patio. dbl gar. 53fi·5Hl9, 842·0163 . appll's, frplc, vaulted Luxurious Dplx. 3 Br, 2 $'50'mo.1'40·465G 1 772-2695 celling, ~edar int. ba, frpl c, Newport $50WEEK&UP 3 br 21, ba twnhse, w rer rm. tenms, pool, Jae. Dys 83.5-7119. F.\e' 640·5751 partially furn ~ mo Hghts . 645·2111 or Stud10, l bedroom Funky new 3 Bdrm. 3 Call for appt. 497·J947 or 646-6303 :-Olrud service. pool Ba.gar, 6 blkl) tu bcitch, 497 171!6 2376 Newport Bl. C.M. lmmed. occ. $510. 602 RROAOMOOR S48·9755or645 3967 16th St. 848 9S8S 846-8852 Roomy 2 BH duplex, fplc. SEAVlEW, New lime, ----------New 2 br condo. Pool. s pa. eves. pvt, pauo, s:ar, good 10<' sngl sty. 3 Br. 3 Ba. 2 Rentals Galore!! From S375. Kids & pets Adlts. $475 494~_6 __ fplcs. dbl. gar, all t.>ler. We have 1000- 5 of houses. AT LAST A Rtwtal Senic• You Can feet AtHOIMWith WE GUARANTEE •Widest sclect1on pass. •In house computer sys. •Dall) telephone &ervice •Vacancies venfied daily •Full staff of counselors •Free lo aged 65 & over •Free rental counseling •()pen 7 days 8:00.8.00 OK 675 4912 Bkr SJJS.OOOSPAN. VJLLA Newly rc.'<lecor. 1 br, frpl, lutch ; pool. tenrus, spa, dplxs , apts now, all 3206 EASTSIDE, hu~c J Br. 5 BR, 2650 ft, conv. Joe. loft. be am:.. StO\l', view! All ma pvt. grd. areas,allpnces.Saveon L'.,m Rm. fplc. JU~l re 3-gar. $59S. 968·485t__ refng, piltio, lg lot. $350 Orcom968!'1.·66~ Mo. 963·3111 fee. For Profe:ssionaJ Service ••••••••••••••••••••••• r~ .:-..J modeled.123 23rd St.~lti5 ~60Car>t'CodStyle! mo.Nodog!>.494·2031 64M900 AcJt C 11631 j555 mo ~·~----2BRw1NewCarpel.lS! LOIJUllGHflls -l 250 BIGCANYONTOWN1,lSE 3 "'I RENTIMES LITTLE ISLAND BAYF'RONT 3 BR, 2 BA uppt'r duplex Yearly lea :.e $850/month. Don Tyler & Associates. Call 675·4000 . t:ASTSIDE 3 Br. dbl gar, Just Remodeled! (4381PJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• New 2 BR, 2 ba, crpt d & DmaPoint 3726 19~6R~~il.,d newt.'r pa mt & cr>t. qwel 4 Bdrm.• 2 bath view drp'd, spectal!ular Golf ••••••••••••••••••••••• 556 6809 S395 Best Deal al Bt>ach! Course & lake view. Sep . (•; blk No. of 19th SU ~ee1:._$&30. · · JBR+btick'l"ircplace! home. Air conditioned, gar., tennis & pool. tno oceanv1ew,2f!H,a~t ACalif.Corp. SmFee MESA DR MAR Double Garage! (8427P) fireplace, 2 car ~urage, !Ae/option 644-2416 A, 25081 La Cre:sta. SEVEN DUPLEXES BUILDERS 3br, l'l2ba older hso on ... Renti 631 4555 nice yard & was her and · Ownr,494 -6843 12621 F lower Street SAN CLEMENTE Dana Point ocean view 5 bdrm. 3 bat.,, New mes • dryer available. f:x SPECTACULAR VIEW-!Garden Grove) Large l °'"" ,,.w,, oil 2 BK, lo<.< l·triple" t.fou<pb <~al. ~2019 ~'::~b,~"%· ~;~~~. 8~: Exd u. hHllDp "ow, •on ""lion! locallon ' d o'" to Dig Canyon. > Stoey, 2 ..,.....__. .. h 3740 """'oom, •P~. ""'' to 1 1. BA. Ln~s then 1 )'r 75•·, s ubordi n.itio n ---do, private t·omm. new 3 freeways & :.hopping bdrm Condo. Still new-·-"""'°" ac ii ho pping . Laundry old. Walk l~slalc beach ,\r thofer Realt y, lbr,garage.lcaseetopay mo.Owncr770-l&G'1 . br, 3 ba. +office /den. centers . $450/month immed. occupancy.••••••••••••••••••••••• fac1lllies,noch1ldren,no & pa rk. A:.krn!l uri ly ~·00.I0. ______ 1 utt1, 2 houses. from !:'· CUte 2 BR Duplex, knotty $b'75mo. 962·0778 lease. Available April Lower than normal rent. STUDIO pt.'ls. $195/$250/month. Sll8,000 eC1ch. OfCcr on ".·an Clemenae view lot, Bayfront, av»JI. 4/1/iS. plne,$350.mo. Is l. Call owner a t $650. m o. BARRETT "Week~Rcrt.s" Utillties paid . Call Deb-k ~ ., no pets. $W0 mo yrly. ~eves 3 BR. 3 ba, cust. home. 1 714 642-0138 REALTY, 1>42.5200 n. 11 k'itc en •-TV b1e at m1) 636-7J.l3. qwr s .... e. . ll•\'l·I. By Ownl'r, terms. ._., • ....,., blk C 1 I r u "' BERTHAllE:;NHY ''J3o"""'"< ~...... ----romocean,cp on y. Linens&Uhht1es ''EAi.TORS -""'J-.......... r-.: .___.. h 3218 Soper clean, 2 Brhse, best No children. No pets Ideal 3 br 2 ba. 2 car gar WESTCLIFF' Btn 3 br, 2 WANTED . Studio Apt. ' ~•..--oc Easts1de loc . lnclds Refs 536-1484 condo.pool,$380.847-3563 ba. fam. rm, walk to MILETOOCEAN CM. NB Sl00.$150. Call _ 2~ Mar~ 492·4121 ••••••••••••••••••••••• w, D. stove. Ne w cpts 557·2179 schls & shops, $625/mo, Royal Sult~s Motd 836-7356 Bill OC AN VU OPLX BUILD HIGH fl· I I 3Br. 211lba, rncd yd, walk lhruout perfect for cou· 4 br 2 ba, new t.hruout, 64&--0100 727 Yorktown Blvd -------- DLX ~E ' On the side of this hill in to bch ardor provided ' ·' pram e Io r at 178 O l 2 Bdrm, 1 bath, frplc · · Beach Blvd at Yorktown lalH>a Island 3106 By O°"•ner, Capis trano ' .. . pie or small ra muy $4Z5 . y~rd, 0 ar. Rec. fac. r.cn . Beaut1'ful Bluffs Con"'o, • •• ••• the Village of Dana $l6Stmo.897-7027 mo 640-9089aftl2.30P.M f1mtstone.Callforappl ... "' _.,., "' 536-0411 ••••••••••••••• • • Reh S1 45 .ooo. 493 · 2190 · l'omt Many new homes --------'"2·0'706 mo. 581 5496 4Br. lba, newly decorat· BR, 1 ba, frpl. Also wall 4 !1 3 -ti65r now bemg buill nearby. HEAR TH f: WA V F.S ! IUDS/PETS OIC ed. $750/mo. 644-2440. SMALL BEACll llOTF:L furn S47S1Yrly. l>nced for sale lhlS week Ocean vu. nu 3 Br Zl'z Ba. r.•n ~°" J br 2 ba, A C. bit im •• dbl ROOMS S32 50 W k i\l(enl 6'75-4822 * 3 OH A LOT* $495 m1J. 10or< refund Ea11ts1de 2 BR gar. ~-H~ 3242 gar. frpl, qwet ~rea. 10 Rentals Galort!! . ce Fixer Upper, gd CM lor uts::·~·~i lo wa rds purchase __!!6-4848 or 675 82S8 ....................... rrun t(I 0.C Arprt S395. Weha\elOOO'sofhouses. Apl$150/mo.S36·7056_ lalH>aPeninwla 3107 S9'.!.500,.Pnnc only. Bkr • 493•9311 es 752·2400, 493 n 48 4 bdrm, 2 ba, condo 2 car H U N T I N G T 0 N 838 -11175 dplxs, apts now, all ~ Be~h 37 48 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SS6 6 llt. garage. End unit pool HARBOUR brand new 3 bd: 2 ba, alt mod. convc· areas, all prices. Save on ••••••••••••••••••••••• $395 Yrly 2 br. 2 ba, 2 INVESTORS Outof Cowtfy Cor'Ofta def Mer 3222 S-l.25. owner 751-1163 end lstory, 3 Bdrm, 2 ba. ruence.s. Spar. pnvacy. fee. LAGUNA BEACH MTR story, 2 car encl. gar, Lr.I? IO\'Cntor}. Tl•xus, Pr-'v 2550 ••••••••••••••••••••••• all built-in, jac, PoO!. etc. s:rl5. mo. Lse. 540· 1256 645-4900 A'I INN. $65/wk & up. Maid TSbalLc<!nfy, no pets . ., • .,·1603 -r-· '' 2 Bdrm house, $275. mo. Privacy. $SSO. 846-4408 .. -..,. color TV, heated " gmt """' Oklahoma, Antona,••••••••••••••••••••••• Spotless Watktobch ~·· __ ..;;;. _____ _ · · 645 Victona . Laguna HI~ 3252 Nwpt Hgts, 3 Br, fplc, din· pool. (714) 494·5294, ~Ste to Bch eute 1 br apt """ """" 1.,, unil>, RANCH ESTATE 48c3Ba Fm'~"""'•" ,..:,.,. ""°· Extt IN lml nd><h ••••••••••••••••••••••• ing, Cla"" Calif hm" N. C."l ffwy. Y~I at'10' Ut1'J pd ...,.,.s· Oningl.' Coty Pn nr1pab OR Yrly, 509 Acacia 645·7048 . . & tenrus, 3+3+ fplc, & 2 Br 2 ba East Nine, $495 mo. 675-8410 or . '"~ P · · _,, ooly. Ast. 714' 639!mt1 NEAR AIRP T E"'d'. Ca po condo. qw<l F • m Rm, w I w "bu. w 1.;,.1 A, Oil. Apn 1 "" >48·5124 1 BR •Pl•.fum, •II ubl '" "'" .673>!39, 833-6ll8 P rime·'fWicrton four Al and 1h~s: zoning. IJ adlt ltvmg, hke h.ome, 3 grdnr. lge gar, Ownr. $360 497.;>.426 . cl, lndry facal, pvt Corottoct.fMar 3822 ple xo:\, only $1 30.0UO Taxes on Y "" 1 per year. BR. 2 bu, lrg patio, elec 554-4442 Country.Charm 10 Harbor park·,::. avail Apnl l. for ••••••••••••••••••••••• "'a c h,. c a I I h k r Totully fenced w/360 deg gar. $450. 497·21'19 Be autiful Sea 'r<'rracc Vu. bncks, shutters, & perm. rc.,1dcnls . 250 Cliffti----------71.1 &Hr.«37 \•1ew. <.:omplt'tcly re -----Huntin~on Harbour Con hvmP. 3 Bdrm, 3 ba. fam lattice. 4 br. 31~ ba, $785. Dr. 497 .3-193 mod eled , <1pe11 be am ~ 3 an . l '~ ba. refrig, do. Ba ch. w /slove & rm,frmltlinan"&livm,.:. be.grdnr 'wtr.b73·81l2 ---------·1 ranch hom l' ~rapped :._ -• dryrr/washcr, huge vd. refrig. dshwhr, frplc & Pvt communit}· w/pool, CA!eanfront. :? bdr. 2 ba. ~ hrick patio. 2 car a l· 421 F~ 642 ~--for Frank, (213)433-7465 S72Slmo l'oss. lsc/opt. pets. nu l'rpts . $400 " 'l.'!!"~~. lac~ .:aragc and free Howie on co rner lot. 7S2-9223er499·4611 4~·579'l. ~r.t ~cnab·lrvine I, t \I I \ I I I \I: \ '\ l :iround pool, Jac:u,:1.1 and Ofwn Sat & Sun 1-S frurt trees, S-1 25 mo carport. ~75. mo. A:-.k Jacuzz1. tennis & beach. TV. gar. frpl, Iii Jun!', no (Bf · standan~ :.lor al!e bldg. LARGE 2 br home. Cpls, HEW ------GARDEN AP1'S Near i\jrport. ALL THIS =~r:.f 2 h~~~~al~~g~ stv, refn g, fn cd yd, i.:ar, & EXTRA SPECIAL I.alee Forest 3255 Sl75. Furn. small c01~ CORONA DEL MAR CORc»IA DEL MAR A N 0 n E A u T I >'U L b 'i 'k "" p..... n. ad!~""'· mo ..... _ Sp" 2 & 3 BR rondoU & •••••• ••••• •• ••• • •• •• •• .. .. CANYON :':.'.!'o~~~:~~i. ~~1.r,:,.1 2 ., TOWBhou.><. hplo. DUf'LEX SMOG f'R EE SETTING. <'hi Id re n or p els NEW 2 BR 2 sty, apt, brk 2 sty mdls. Hunt'g Hrbr. 4 BR. 2''2 ba, 2 sty, lake Brand new, thoroughly . -i'ool, tennis. Some ocean Charming new' duplex for $13S,OOO. Call Geo $600/mo (pie. s ml yd. g:ir. dn\•e lJpgrd'd t.hru-out. Clbhse \iew home. Club pnv's upgraded townhome·s 2br2ba, view. pallo, l blk & Catalana views. Close So. ol Bayside Dr & onl> foreB!o',_~. 'iriN56KLE n E COlE OF NEWPORT by 36S Hamilton. 113. then & pool. SS2S to $.57S. See incl. Closl' lo srh Is. wlsecurity entrance, fpt, to beach & .d°"ntwn. S45o to Fashion lslJnd & fine st o o 9 1 g Co r o n a c. REALTORS call 675·3894. $350 mo. daily l-5pm, 16600 Algon-shop'g. recreation Many gourmet kitchen, mir· yrly 586-8-tSO beal·h AIM> l Br. f>W·26ll Spac1ousJ BR.2hath un Rf'Clll&tot;-- ---675-5511 Du I 2b oa ..,.,.< 1'o qwn Agt846-1311 -.xtr7~7C66a~l ownr,511J .J022 rored wardrobe doors. •--NJ-....1 3752~~~~~~~~~ its each w fpl & iwp £-,...__ 2800 P eit. r, " r ........., . -or ...,. d t d & d ---:.--.,......, I d ,. F' t::J1 ... ._~ b t.h 'I bo pets. 2178 0 Placentia Twnhse with 24 • boat s hp. eeora or rJl6 wan ow ••••••••••••••••••••• •• f'.xtra tge duplex_ 2 br. 2 aun ry rm:. C<' pro •••••••••••••••.-.•••••• S Bdrm, 3 a s .-ar r 545-7983 2 br 2''2 ba. W I D. & Hewaort 11.och 3269 covers. Short or to,ng Scenic views, )U'\ ury ba. garnge, frplc, beam P'MY on o"''""d lot l't'od' foe horn• 0 , dp1' tn Vtew ruJI, So. S9501mo <<fri .. Pool fa"I. ""° •••"·'·~•••••••••••••• """:from -Imo. a.-odult opU, rum & on(. ""I <. o«on , .• _ p•'l l pper rented ; lo wer NH or Corona del Mar, Call 644--07« Rentals Gdor~!! mo 963-1866 NO F'EE! House~. condos. C?rding lo location & Near Regional Shopping bearh. S525. mo 6i5·3203 ;l\:lll al $5 75 imo. yrly so· l"'IO diesel classic b r h Wr havelOOO's ofhou11es. duplexes Rental VICW. Joyce Edlund Center Heated pool, $!59000 <P·ll41 bo · fo'ull 1 • 2 BR, 2 a, ront !>e S pa cious brand nc ~ !l Bk 6428235 <P ll5) ~ ______ .,. ____ .•I tromcs l~!>S than 30 hrs pets. $.'i()O mo incl clec areas, all pnces Save on .... EW SE "'VIEW Pkwy & Paseo de Valen Ha'rnat.Pcr 642 R235 fJOWer at. e ec-w1bltns Nr beach. No dplxs, apts now , a II townhome, 2 br, 2•, ba, Pav1hon. 675·4. l~_r_. -2. BR. VIEW HOME jacu.m . Nr cornr r t\hc1a PRIM£ LOCATION since cngane overha ul. 675-5968 fee. $495. 3 br, 212 ba, ~75 ...., A $625/MO. cia. 600gal fu el capac. Must 645-4900 .AC]f Highly upgraded 3 Rr 2 Ba, paot. tennis. Almost new 2-story ALICIA PLAZA J&--drooms.$400mo .. lst 2 FoUr Plexes s1'1' to appreciate. C<ill 2 Br, 2 ba, den. no pets. -Frpks. balconies, huge jac, S845 yrly. 675·0502_ townhome w /beautiful & VlLLAG !:: & last. fl75·2311 Monthru • 0 213·~·1m2 or 640·8368. S4~. New pnt & cpts. 2 Br house. Double car walk-in closets, dining Npt. lights view! Only S81·615l 581 6130 J.ri. AJ::ent. no fee. lft . ranae Can be l)een in Long (714)529-5755 gar, frplc. $345fmo. Call rm. garages, r>ool. Ask WATERft'RONT, Nwpt minutes lo Fashion Isle. Sorry, no pets. ~----~ 2 ALL umts are~ Rr. 2 Beach Marina. 875-2058 for Joan or Joe 846-1371 Shoret1 large 4Br, 2i,,ba. C 1 & 1 · ba. $320,000. 752·7239 or -2 Bdrm, 1 bath opposite -or846-2597eves. Beautifully decorated. om_m .. poo ~n~i~ tWwpori leach 3769 Cozy bach. s tudio, l 640-0166Agt Real Estate park. clean. Avail. late 3br, 2ba. Exe cond. dbl Patio on water. Comm. Av.ail. immed. a) 1 ••••u••••••••••••••••• person. $250. l!tal Cum. · Want~ 2900 March. $450. 675·3317 gar, patio, frplc, pool, CONDO. 3 br, 3 ba, 2 frpl, pools, tennis. Yrly 1!1e, ~Ba~i~le~y~64~2-8235~~C~P~·l~1~6~ 64070.10 4-Ptex GClf"Ckft Gro•e ••••••••••••••••••••••• eves. aduJts. $400. 646·8273 or terr, enc gar, pool, lt>n ct , ram. $825/mo. After 6f'M _ ------- 1 \'r.old.$210.000. 2 :J .nR, 2 ha. forc.e~ air, J~"MINE CREEK. 2 Br, 646-nl boat slip, Jse. $750 645-3370 CUte 2 BR 1 BA. 2 blks to • Darlin~ 3 Brf2"2 Ba,Gfrontl l.uw down 0 . W C. "'' · vtew. S7SO mo. "9· 71311. ram horn" S4 25 mo. ll'YOw 324 4 ""''oom. 3 both oon. $J25 mo. 87'-7367 <m "'"""' v·.-.-9 c ie~t .. rp c. 0 axer up-den. 2 Ba. Lrg yard, Mesa Verde, 3 BR, l 'h ba, · Lease or rent s pacious 3 ach. stove re ng, ~e rond Patio. gJr, $.>25. L ...__Ht I h t ( I N f . ""' 846-9638 be & r . B duplex. s. 0 Hwy. re:i Call968-78&l 646 ·830l S49-35117aft 6pm ••••••••••••••••••••••• dominlum Newport SanClemen+e 3276 -~~---- \ Duyerhas S94Mforhome ~3BRYCboicFreAreda!, Vacant'. 4 bedroo m , 2 RENTALS Crest. 1900 sq. ft with •••••••••••••••••••e-o•• New 1 Bdrm Apt WOOif · or HB Bo" 1123• NB GoormetKitch! (8460Pl story. 3 baths, formal JBR,2Ba ........... SSSO ~e;· ~$.s:;nis ;;·a . 2 BR l 'h Ba condo In Ap_n lT.mS mo.5st-58. 16 • ~8•0066 dining s.sso mo. Century 3 BR. 2l'.! ba ......... ~25 ac mo · uaa Presidential Hgts. new 645 6080 & clo<;Pd .:arage CM, NB Impress our aen s. . p I t & ·I BIG' beam ce1I frplc A\a1l "r: ?in~ c,'fl:,/I)/ • 499 ' 1974 $3752 BR Earthy Decor! 21 Doyle, 548·1168 or eves 4 BR. 2~\! ba ........ $750 Place rropcrtacsT ~"r decor. ocean view, bltns, 2 BR. 2 ba Brand nu. Sun- 'l'rade for home or duplx P r i v a t e Y a r d ! 557.0975 ask for Chris. 4 BR, 3 Ba.·· .. ······ S690 l~~~~· Al>k for e $400. 96J.124.2 • deck. 2 car gar. S.SSO mo. Loh ..__-,.--.---2-2-0-0 1 10 ~Dor Co~ona def Ma!', Fireplace! Sart Ju. MJke; 644-0S25, 64ll·i440 •-i ~ twin diesel classic Large Garage! <&t<MP) •2Br. new crpts, drps , H.V. Homes, Carmel; C.-is.___ 3278 GREAT RECREATION: ••••••••••••••••••••••• pc>wer boat. F'ull elec· R...timts 63 1·4559 gar., $300 Adults. No ..., __ 2 ba S600 -.-..--Swimming, saunas, 2 Adlls only, 2 br, 2ba, WE HAVE wide selrct1on lronacs. Less than 30 hrs pets. 833-8974. A;;.'t" · 64.i.7 ••••••••••••• ••••••• ••• heallh clubs, billiards , bl tans , ref. d w.. frplc. ofLandparcPls. Contact. I · h 1 3 Bdrm Duplex, 2 bath, I naght·hghted tenn1 c; snder k. SIOO gas pd. MIKE'SAVAGE REAL s nre engine over au ,._..,_M.s 3224 3 br + fam rm . recreat SEAVJEW. 3 Ur PoPUla car gar+ carport. 2 ~·"4s. Pro & pro ~hop . ...:&.1...:. 1 ...:.J._Ol,...55_. _____ _ .,.,,, '°•n liOO gal fuel capac. Must ~"' a facilities, nr Back Bay "'-"-U '-' &7 A=._...... '"' to oppmoato. Coll ................. ,..... ..,., 642_..,,. ' °'' ll"b'" pn meo<n ' s wlm mt ng pools. S3SO goU drl "n"''"'" pocty ,.,, bit••. P" to, mport, CORONA DEL MAR 1213) 594-0712 or 640-8368. 3 BR house, beaut ocean & SSSO. 547·7044; 833·3215 979-1473 lv msg room. pC)ol, nr beach, adlt:.. 00 Can be seen in Long canyon view yard.giant •DOLLHOUSE• 4br, Sba pool hom e. OlrrRAGEOUS2BrIBa, FUN ACTIVITIES : pel.l>.SJS0.640.0619 **V:llW LOT•* Beach Marina. mstr bdrm, '450 mo. 2 BR, service rm, rpls, Gardening, pool s <?rv in fplc, D/W. Super area. F\Jlltlme director, Cree ONE OF A KIND! 125' Refttalt +ul.il. 645-3000 rncd yard, gar. wtr pd, 'f523 CAMPUSJ>a~IRV11'4E ct'd. $800. 549·06.ss s:195.. 96J.4S67. Agent, no Sunday brunch , BBQ's, Corona del Mar bluff lot. ••••••••••••••••••••••• PRIVACY k & be t no dogs. $295 mo. SS4S fee. t rips, parties, sport Panoramic views or the liouMs ,_,.,tlMd E S'd I , p;r BR 2 D s Move·in 2659 A, Orange Woodbtidge 3br 2ba, den. BIG CANYON new 2, story _.;. _______ 2_9_1 tournaments & morel ocean, harbor entrance ••••••••••••••••••••••• llfk• e oc. $52,. 26a4 Ave.96().3989 frplc.sngJhaew/atrlum. townhome. 2 br. 2 ~ ha, Wn......,. 3 BEAUTJFlJLAPTS: ~~RWL NOT Cotta Meta 3124 ere:t:~:838.1s3i ~ 4 Beaut. lndscp'd, comm den/har, sep. dining rm, ••••••••••••••••••••••• S1n1les, 1&2 bedrooms. S3702 BR Near &nch~ La~e Walk-in ClosPL~' Super Pl are! 175251') ••••••••••• .. •• .. •••••• f!owttolft V 323 pool. lake & park. Lse beaut. upl{raded crptg SHARP 3 Br Hi Ba, cpf.3, ~m. & unfurn. Models ,,. ' R__._.-Galore!! Duplex 2 BR. chlld or pet ••••••••••••• ••••••••• z.r;o mo. 640-3554 Janel. window treatment. LU?<· fncd yard, kids " pet OK. open dally JO lo T. Room- QUAtL m .......... OK Fn db k d 1 I FANTASTl C 4 14r 3 Ba evs , (213) 351·0606 cnJ. urlous Roman tub .•n S395.963-4567agt,nofee. mate •.orvlcc ava1'I, No FL.AC Kl We have 1000'1 of bousea. · c ac Y • m Condo F t D/W Kid · " b th r ds f .... SS7S Watrh the Sunset 2 BR + paneled O<tn EnclOISt'd Garage 16732P l R...timu 63 t-'4555 P l'\O P.llftr1'11ll!9. dplxs apt.snow a ll froocean.Snglgar.cpts, & OKP$4u 963.~7s lect. ITllltr 1 • ,o\ 0 mir· .._..,_,.,lhedor lease required. Sorry, CostaM.sa 3824 752·1920 tno::. 'a11 r1 Sa~e on drps grdnr wtr pd AvJ pet. . . • New 3 Br, 2•L ba Condo. r!'~acwu•lardr rvot•we. sSpwalcmc: u.t.nilshed ]JOO adult.sonly, no pets. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ttOO' ouAlL Sl.HEM'Ofn' tuc" ,•..'!'_a.s. P ces. 411 n's . ..,15• + ~ ·dep. a cent, no ree. n ~· ... ....... ... ~ A/C. Heritage Park. ming, tenna & MORE! ••••••••••••••••••.••••• Oakwood Adult 2 ~'flroom . s uper 64Mf00 A'I 87MlS8 Beaut.3BR28Ahome. (714)833-8274 For further lnfor. orOra.nge. Country )JVing. Ga.~nAp&.rttN?nts location No pet s R·~ LOT . Compl upgraded 3 BR 2 many up(lrades. $475 mo. appt. 644·°'109 Equestrlan activltles. .._,.,.. .._ 111 ..._..., S225 /month. 56~ W. WWlrtS..Clal Senlor e1tlsen s oo a Ba huaeramrm walk to lnclcb 11rdnr. 963-3802 an RSJ 3 Br 2~ Ba, former New duplex, furn ., 880 lrvlnc tat \7lh l Waltoo,inqwrenpt. E Pluaas.m.01(Jer home, budget 1 lrg rm guest rna'r1tet $475. 545·oosa 6PM model, prime golf course BIO CANYON. Luxurious beaut. 3 br 2 ba, rrpl, Jrs ~ Soutl\ 9, l7\b St., cott.ge w/ahower ck lg ' &lakevu.$675.547·7044 . 2 Br, 2 bath con . fncd yrd. $690. Owner. HnpwtleecWs.tti ~lbr.$Z70 2br.re(ng, Eaolal~ ,CosU, Moo•. dooet prtly !um. w I uUI. sg);ER 3 BR 2 Ba,fpk, $11l5' BR l.u••<Y ffome l do m l o I u .. h o m e . 9'J"'1t2 1700 ltth St p>t rtio Adil" no P""· eau: .,,. 1 VTYnlce548-1ossa1uo .!.?'·~r~•v•ll ~ow. ~i~S:~ter'(::i;~~ ~!:?t;~~~t:~~ ~:W/7~~e;l';~ S"ef:~c.i ..:;.:...:.n.:.:•:..:Q::.._.-,-11-.- 11 - 1 ----1 i0over 8 ot 01 Gth 1 m . w.tllh6'73-7787P~t • Ml..,.,.t.ach 9169 ...., . ......._,, agen ' no A IC. $4$0/mo. Dys SallsburyR.E.673-6900 .,.,..,.shed 3425 642 17 TJIESE\'lLLE tt ••••••••H•••••-•••• r~. $495-4 DR+ All 81tns! 551·0757 A1k lor Ken. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~~~~~~~~-2 Br w gar, :idlts, cpls. • UDO ISLE, 3 BR. den, S32S2BRDlxDup1u ! MatrSuii. +Dbl Garage Eves640-7SS7. BIG CANYON-Beaut. Beaut. l.a&utlll CoDdo. lor•--------1 drps. range. fn cd yd -wet W.r, ~&.lo. ~ bllr to LargeEnclosedYndl Brick "'1>1cl Ul621P) new 2 BR It den c<?ndo. lease. 2Br. 2Ba frptc, ADULTCONOO w/patlo, wtr pd $270. I>O~UPOCl.U< bch.. Young thlldffft OK. Space+ Gara•e (5467P> •••kw• 6l l-4SH 2bt, 2ba. condo, ear, pool, Ltr. maateuWte, ~min.: btt In kltcb .. n/w. dlM· 2 BR. 2b•, yrly. $425 2819 "I" Santa Ana Ave. I J.T¢Jt ' tdH.J f•mlly )Jonte_. MO pvt patio. USO m o. room, lsr1ededt, v1ewof poul ma ct o·wavo, SlW'S TO IUCH e:.1Ml201 to5. c..!..°'::::' mo.Avall<Jli'lf • .,..v "'• 1 '82°'63f·S1Sl bll~ ..... NEWPORT '<fri1:, D•k coblneta, 3Bll,2ba .... n11l050 At...,! "'" 2 be. z ho ~·1000 m eauce w/J.P.R . For lie, nico condo. 2br, CENTER REALTY, Cati jacuzzi. 2 Short blk.9 to 28R.2& .. yr ly.$400 lwnh.,rw/c.-n<'l.aur.~. ~~~=~~~~~I m-m20 din rm. Com m. poal, nr ~1812. beach. i\I\. 494-0193 6'5-Sm; VI SS9S .:.: 1--------•1_ll_ ....... __ , _____ 1 parks, S37S mo. 832·0l4G FULL OCEAN VIEW. 3 Dann Pt. lux condo. 3 Br 2 ---------1 8l' a"' pa, dr•matlc Int a. fplc utll rro; ga.r, New. 2 Br, t be, all bltns. r..;...;..; ________ , decclrt'r\I fplo, wetbar, ~.tc~s.491-1453 frplc, end. 1arage, dbl eJec ••r. BBQ, huge patJo, tndry rm, $S:ZS. mstr IUlt•, ltJ\nlt, pool, COi t a M ts. d 0 IQ1U TSL M.-cmt "'2·1603 1~., •alt to kh. *125. twni.. 15'0 ~q ft. adoU.t NEWt.. v n ltCQRA no ......,. oo.ty. no .,.U. 2 br I baC • z Br *ac•Uo lltepe to Zbr. n~ crpt. wtr pd, u pt • drpu A l • ..,,·.. a Pl I UMUIUAl.!2 • CDY qulft old Corciila, I ;,, atove/wahr /d l')I• bN~ oni......, or Week· SUO. llllZ· •cent•· INWootll .. I br•&tf·l•nl,IOhqft !,.,'*:c:oi. nr s. Coast J.t.~ ~I blwn 1·5 M·F Rl-l111PO'tdlldc:Gldo · '~~I centl.1 h· Plaa."'°mo.640-7314 PIC>t.,...OIY" ..=::..:.:::::\JO~---- open • •lrt 111'/IOYe,J ~ AHll . ._,IMCl " ~· Nlc. t St, pool, adult.a, no mtn. •fews Beaut t•rl.h D . a.o. lM 001,y. lll Iii Tew l••u ~~.,. octu /b.Q peta. 1256. tu.mt ctay 1 unea · luab landaiaplna. I Ht + dep. Pl rm. ..,., • t d 3521 vW; 1 B~ r.tn ept. NOi ~afterCpm. · .,._~lopoolldate. m.120t ·--··•• .. ••••••••••• pet1. •O cbHdreQ • .,.110t .;.;.;..;.:.......;..:.-.-..._....._.~~-1 ... Jme. <Pm> t.AXE roarsr. a br. 1 ~,,... A¥•11 April 1 er, tldl ot, poo&. SZliO. ...,. ~ta..a235 SILL ._ tt ... wit.It • bl, Ill' dll, AJC, club lat. Aal. eaa.oioo or ma. Call be\ ... lOAbt D&llf Pllclt~ Ad. 1111, .,..-. ls'YPM.~ ~ Mar.nah-lmne • __ ,_ -... J t , ~'!'~."!.·.~ .... }~~~~'!'.·.~·.·.~ .... ~~'!':.".·~·~···· ~~~.~·~.~ .... ~~!~'!':.".•:.~ .... 4UlfllD'ii'a... J • Sunday, March 12, 1978 ~~~.~~·:! ..... ~~.~~ ~.~~ ..... !~!!l~riMwffy 5005 Costa MMo 3124 Cotta Mffo 3824 Oma Point 1126 L..-. .. ach 1148 H.wport .. och 3169 ·•••···········•··•···• .•.•..........................•...•.•.....••••.•..•................•. •······•··············· LAM.\t-ICHAAr'TS Large 2&3 bl.'druom 1o:arden ,1p1' l>shwhr bltns. end ,:.1r .:a.-. bl>q Pool Gas Jld 77tl Scott Pl 1)42.5073 l-.:ll:ilde. i:uod I~ • u I m<>Mt new 21.Jr. t"'Ba c:oudu. frplc. fnrd yd. dbl g..ir , I t•ha Id 0 K . no pt' ts $375 mo 494·8452 . Swmy, aiplll'klmg cle11n l Bdrm Apt. Ocean View $400Back Bay ttl!treat 18r. ocean view. bltns, i.2 blk to beach $290/mo. 1 Br+ Dynamite View• no kids or pets. $21'/mo 494·7287 'Tennis Courts (8981Pl EXECUTIVE ROW, Inc. ~; SJdt.' mry J Hr l U.i , hltns. new t'Pl'> drp~. pa1n1 $3~0 552 -1201 ~\.\2Al MES.\PIHES $325 3 Br l u., upPt'. Carporl Nu peh I021 Val(•m 1.1 . ~~6!lK5 493-71.31 cb urut. rerng. $170 mo. Laguna Miguel 3852 11du lti.. nv pt'll> ••••••••••••••••••••••• 714-833-0821, 714 640·0769 CONDO rolled 3 Bdrm. 2• ~ b1t w /bltn Easts1dl.' li.:c12 bdrm. Lovely 2 Br. l ba w fnr d yard S3251mu. Cul l .idull.!>. pool, bltn::.. d~. -t96-S600 /\gt t•pl W·W. $240 548·5457 __ ..;;;.._. __ _ Duplex. Ol'ean view. New I Br S285 :! Br $3541 I BH. $220 Nol'h1ldren, no 550 f b b N>me w 1garai:es Pool, pet::. Refng 1 sq. L <I t • 2' 2 a. vven range Dishwasher & Air cond . fully carpel ed & draped. Ready lo move an. Located on Crown Valley Pkwy HENT $375/mo Jal'Ull.I Ad ults. IHI IJt'll> &12 tti\J4 $450 mo 75!HY706 Open du1ly :!6Ml ll;irla Ocea11 view :! BR. 2 bu. \vc. CM 1Mc:w Vcnk 2 Br S255 Cpl!>, waler pd. $32~ mo AvJd nuw Ur F off Hurbtlr Ulvd1 256ti '·A'· Oranl:(e ~1MJ219or 8JO l9HI :i-19-2447 6:11; .. 1120 belwn I & 5 pm 3MilesSo.ofS.D. Fw> Ca ll Mr. D'Amaco (714 )898-3376 Lab forest 3855 ..•..•..•.........••..• HEW E·SIDE Sl50Spac. new tnhse. 2 llr. Hl.ttti-I h 3840 3 olt, 2 ba Townhouse, "' b.i. frpJr. yd, enol ••••• :;:!':!.~.~~••••••• frpk, air l'Ond. comer :Jllr. 2bn. Townhouse l p J(ra dcd LJ.tt• l)al 10 C hildr en ok. S375 j!ar. lndry rm. Eastsade. SHARP b ·h . & lot Lake & club priv's TSL M>:mt 642-1603 · euc · l, '! 3 871 3889 645-9543 t.:\ c.., ti<Sti 42ti2 Three dc.>IUll.t' :J hr upts. days $'25 pr mu Jtil L:.i Pcrll' BR, rrpl. d1:.hwashcr. g:irage. patios. 960 2358 t<Wwport Beach 3869 •..•••••..•••.•........ $36.5 2 Br 111 W N t·wport Wood ~urn1n l( Fa rep I ;H·c ' BUJltins• <67541' 1 R...ti-s Ul-4555 $150Look Wh.u We fo'ound Jlorne Style Srngle With Util. Puid! <64f.OI' I $275 For 'rhe Famalv 1 Spacious.} BH w /Patw Buillins ! (8700P I "natlqlc>H office space In Newport lch/ Airport ·crea. Tadm.I recepti• lobby. telephOft• meu• Hr•ice, coefet"Mce "°°"''• kltct..n. be•erCICJe. i~ ,...., senlu, cldating & copy machlnff. tro•e-l conHltCll'lh, comp'8teriHd typHettin9. Complefe MCntfarial 1et"Yicft cm1Uable en nffded. From SZ90 JM" mo. Call 1714) 752-7170 RenH1t1es 631 .. 4555 - --• -· Af'ntalt to Shor~ 4300 Offic~ Rental 4400 3 Br. 2 ba. frpl. d~ck , i <·ar •••••••••• •••• •• •• ••• •• •••••••••• •• •••• ••••• •• gar, walk to bch Yrly BUSINESS (JL'f'IC"'S $500. Submit kids & ti. Avual 1nhscs. apt:.. homes , r • c. 67~0or6Jl·55.50 ~ lo :.hare. Pool. ll.>nlll!> Fum or Unlurn Ground rac ball Shan· \ 1t111nc.: floor. pubht· & pnvou· 64S 7<165.644 5651\ entrance:>, !JOO yd!> ~I or ·•·•··•············•··· CIGARITTE SUPPLY DISTtUIUTORSHU~ PART OR 1''\JLLTIMJo: Immediate o~n1na) in Oran,:?e County .md or surroundan~ tuwni< lor d1i.tr1butur~ /\II rt•l.111 outlt!L' .irl• ~l.'tured b} l'Omp11ny NOS~LLINt; You muy b<'com1· 111, tnbutur Im nal1111wlly .idvc>rlt'l<'d l'll:Utl•th·~ Marlb11111 . Cttmt'll'> Salem)> i..0111 ,, Kt'nt . Pall Mall. t•tc· You mu} keep your pr1::1en1 Job. start J>1Jrt llml' and ''" pand to full t1ml' l;11er 1r you clcsm· T" qualify ~·ou mu ... t ha\, .• 1uto J le"' hour~ .. par•• lime tday!> or t•\ ,., 1 .ind {'a'h HIH~lmc.>nt ol PLANI ~J PLAN II SliOOO !: : ,. _, DAILY PILOT DJS·~:f . .. -· Lott & Fo.c1 u•-... · ••....•.••..•....•• ...-..~~: Losl Chu,· l..abrador puppy. 7 mo. 3/~ vtr Mag/Adams 540 4ft511 dys, !)6.a.22(17 e\'\•s FOUND Dach s hund Black and Brown Vit• or Placentui & 19th S36·8312 Lo I , Pupp) vold.rn Retriev£•r h~malc . \ mo':-Vil· Mt•yt-r & Surf, C M 64~·!!804 I • • • •• LOST Brown pun.e w k<•ys. wallet I 0 ~u HEWAKU no qUe!!0.1'8''·~ .1skc·d. Car ol Royll'l •' 642·973;! • J._J 6 I f''ound mal€' Uas2"nt:t; Hound full griH~·n. '11 t' \' hH•t:hl 9fi8·17lJ F'oun1t yng lem Lab m1• '11 M <' fo'adden /Boli.• <;:t,11 ca Dyl> 1198 Sf.fl , 1,' ti42·675<J I.'\ i. • • ---------•( Ln C~t 645·92:!0 BRAHDt-IEW • • Parl. Nl'I 2Br. 2ba. .:ar. Ja<:. PQOI. spa. ten crt All Ut1l pd. No <:hldrn Nu rondo m Newport Tt'r race. 3 BR. 3 bu. ram rm. fprlcpl~. 15 .J<·n• (>\II park, pool $450 496·7737 F !.han• 2 bd Jpt -. !>a m1· an CM No l>moke dnnk Call l'I <'' 91;2 6'161 San D1ei:o I rt'ewa~ on H1 11okhurs1 Monlhl~ from $195 A' ail Jun•· ~I Call 714 '536 313:1 PL;\N Ill ~11.000 f''ound Im .1bk inult• ~· : UCASAILAMCA Boch. I Br-A •I How All utab pd . epl'>. llq> .... J)OOI. lndry fal·' 1\dulh nvcr 35. 110 pt·l'· or 1· h 1 Id re n l' a 11 Su t• 5~6·7707 or ll cnr} &t2·9137 ~:.isL ... 1dc 2 st.>. ~ Br 2 l:ia. patio. j!ura)!l' ~KO mo Ila) Had1!>.1) !>i0· 17211 3 Br apt condos t·1vivc rucnl loc. 5 Ulllll> avl $400 up 96-t-1507. &tO 1751 Park Newport sub lc.>a!>c luxur} 1 br 1 ba quiet 2 br 2 ba U 1.ie ( '.1 n von local. $325. 640.1212 twnh.w $32!1 t • i11tl EXECUTIVE 1-'or mon· 1111orm<1l1on Germ Shep mtlt \'1t ' ,,•nd numt• .1ddr1'"' .111d Ueach Aolsa 897·9~ EASTS! U t:-: near nc"' :! llH l Ba. Cplc. en<: I ~..ir JI ail M.ir 15 $325 per mo Ownr .1~ 673·1181 UVf: Near The Bem·h • Caso Ml Sol Beaut1ruJ Adult Apt-. ---------11 HH S235 !Jtl E 2uth Gas & Water Paid 211itil Brookhuri.l, 1111 962-6653 \tf;$A VERDE, 1~1· quu•l, :! Ur 2 ila. <1dlt~. nu Pt'Lo; ~5 mo. 3129 C111namon •n9-165H Large J Br townhm1s1• apt. 2 bu, frpk, µatw, l!aragc. <2uJ('t complex Adults. 1111 f>('ll> $375 ti45 3.'llH or 1;75 5949 St l.'Ul). IH.·.im d~::. Cptl>, drp:. .ill amcmltl'S. 2Hr. l'htldren wcll·oanc . no lmmat· ('fJnd Im med 11t· pt:Lo;, ~lartinl! ·•I ~5 11\0 rp;y. Pt'rfcct for 1 per!.on ~6 t>ll07 or t·ouplt• Ii 12 2215 or 2u 11 B l 1 7!'>\lli;&J r. 2 a 1><1 111 I'\' g;.irage, no Pl'b. $31.10 mo c;ardt•n /\pl IJus & :.hvps. 833-1~3 2 Br. rcfrig st11 Kids I Bdrm. l'lnsl' t11 bcu<·h okmo pl'ls S270 !">48-7237 New <'Pls. No 1wb \'e;ir S2 151month i\pnl l~t ly.673-Q.122 ~ Br. ulll furn Children Mot mo or lca"c I Hr. •ik No rv•t~. •1 "r "t>l 1 I I I 2 BR apt. I'' hlk.., tn1m • ,,. ·' ,. ,.. " O\C' y I\ rm. j!real area ..,.. h S27 19ti0Walfare.H·l57181 1 1 iOO .,.·41t· • 5mo Cal l opc. 64ll-6fo 846 722b .'\ew dl•cor 2Br. 1 Ila + S2!IO 3 RH. 2 UA Upstaar~. i.:Jragc. W S11k. n1 family . nu p('ls t:all ~l:hb, .,hopp111,.i S2711 5-16 H04K K;ll 2'Jl9 5411-!tW~ BRAHDHEW 2 & J BR slud111 apt!-.. huge baek yard. c·h1ldrrn l'NIULl 1': 1'.1rk likt• ,l'l tin~. 2 Br lwnhme lpk. ~ew Ea-;h1dc 2 llr I ba, OK. $350 & S-i25 Dys. pallu . ..idulh S32 ~1 P'1 yard:-. bltns, fr pie ~·265.5 . l'\ :-. 536·4873 Kids ok, nr park, -;chis & 2 BR 1 ha, no pcli.. $240 Boy's Clb sn;, .;;:J.J385 • 761$.-876-t • W4t23 I •'-' 2 BR apt:.. ~h5 lo S!!l5. lll'ar ncv.. adlts C\nl~ J.'12 \'1l10r1a OJ)l.•n 1 S S•ll •'- ~n 631 4237 \ll"S.J Verd" 21-lr. :! ht1th, dishwasher t 150 ,.., r1 r rplc s:l50 Ph !179 8533 :'llESA Vl':RDI-: home at rnospherc 2&3 br dlx ..ipt.s. no pets, 546 IOJ4 :! br 112 b;i, 2 !>IV tnpl<•x nodo~s. $300 HJ.l 5117:1 TWNllSto;, 2 Br I'~ H:.i. 2 2 Br I '., Ba townhouse . J.;araJ(e paliu. pool )al·u1z1 1\dults unh SJ75 mo &16·2010 Rentals Galore!! W1• ha"e IOOO's of hou:,1·:-.. dplxs. apls now. a ll areas. all pnrcs Save on fr;.• 645-4900 RESERVE NOW :! hd apts in quiet i.elling. dose to Harhor1W1lson S290 mo. :11·ail 4 J 178 631 3751 vrs old . tpk. P't pat111, Newl> deco 2br. lba an .l(Jf.ll<!Wpaint.adult~.no qu1el complex, !>l\, pet~ $300 mo 646 7027 garba11c disposal. lndry -fat:, Xlr<J prk 'J: 1!170 ~mo I Br pool, I adlt, Wallace Adults onl). no no pets 325 .I 17th Plan· pets S290 mo t>-16 IK50. aft llAM 545-6155 I Bil. I bath 'lo pets. $20~ • 768-8764 . HEAR BEACH & CIVIC CENTER BRAND NEW Spac1ou~ deluxe 2. 3 & 4 Rr 1\ll bltns. frples. f!ar. ll!l' yd 502 Yorktown -Jul>t West of BeaC'h Rivel 531i·l7JK Beaut. 2 br. 2 ba. dbl itar 1·ondo l'ool. Jae I rpl S('l:Unty f.75·t:ttil Nice 2 Bil. nu t·pt:-.. &. paint. g blks fr ut·n. 1; blk stores. trans 536 12116 Move in now :! story t·on du 1', ba. Nc.>wl~ de l'Orated . rer a rca S•nl!.les wc.>lromt· .. ml petS OK S340 557 862.J or pct!> $44 5 mo ti73·Rti61. 675-5726 ---7521920. Jilt' One l BR. S275; 2 1:m new SUITES ly decorated, new cpts Room ma It· "antl>tl 2 br Now $395. 1st blk to bch IZM hsc. S1IH•rado $150 ~ 1 · '41st St. 675-6775 ul1l Dy:o. 770 0011 l'I l.'!'t ti49 21Y73 M an YoJ CAN AFFORD ~~·~!'!~ ..... ~~!.~ l.1"unous offtt..e ' 1·A t'lUl1\e .. c c rl.'lot l ' Pl'f !>unal pho n,· 1 '" eraj!e reccpllom!.l 1 on CctCOC'l' room \l'I t" nol;1r.. uaSl' or month to month Near So Coa'>l Plu1a 0 (' Airpon & Preeway~ Call !179·21ti1 NEWPORT BEACH Park Newport 1 BR unI. Sl2!"> End )!Ht quiet ncaghllorhood 492·2134 Tustin 3890 Roomm.ilt ".int eel :JO+ share m.v homt· in :-.. II $275'm11 S:.11 Sun 01 .im" tiJI :l(iJ!j Shan• 2br ·•!JI SUI.> for LUXUHV APT LIVING ••••••••••••••••••••••• 0v<'rlookml! The Watl•r 2 Br. 2 ba. lrplt washer & •m!!I rm or SI 15 for dbl Ill rupanl') l'ool. tcnn1!\ & xtras llurr} • !">45· 7666 or 752 71M-i, ask for V11· Canllda Husmt'ss { \•nll'r L11kt• Forcht Dr & San D1eRo F-.y Light In cJustnal 71 'x,1d Sl230 mo Can be d1v1Ck•I 72x24 . StH5 mo Im mNI Ocrupan ry A ~I< rot Laura 5111 9:1~1:1 111 Cu 11 5.'ll ·3Wi dryer ~5 mu + dt•P i':nJllY ~750 ,0IJO S(Jt't' '552-0430. aft-6-pm taC'ular s pa, 7 sw1mm111ii ~nt' Furnish•d pools. ~ lighted l'ourts. U-.&.-·~ .. d 3900 Pt"nthouM· it! Prvmon tory II arbor 'It'". m:ilr RR ~00 mo or 2nd ll I< 535l> mo (;um· .1 lul :0.11 m.'e<l rcsumt• & ref"· 1101' IUl4, Newport Reh !12f;li0 nul(."S ol bike trails. put or nn.TIJ>n• t1nj.!. shufneboard~ •••••••••••••••• • •• • •• • Hachs from $284.501mo, l\lso 1&2 bdrm plan!\ 2 story townhouses Elcr k1tt'h, pn \ pat 10~ & b a I c o n 1 e., ,. r p t s draperit"" pJrk1ni.: elevator .... Op1111nal m ,ud ')Ct\ u·1• ,\t Fa::.h1on ls l;ind Jam bor('e & S<tn Jo.1qu111 Ifill!. Hd 1-'ur lea,1ng 1n1111m.11111n 714 1644 10()() Dix 3hr 2ba lower 1lplx 1 blk to bch No pt'l~ S.\50 ISl' 979·0'1\JJ WATERFRONT LIDO ISLE 1'15 5044 i\j(l'rtl TiiE EXCITING PALM MES.\ APTS. MINUTf:.CiTf).NM BCH Bach. 1&2 IJR from S220. & uµ Adults. No P<'l1> 1561 Mesa Or 15 Blks F.ast or Ne" vc•rl Blvd / 546·9860 ~·cm rm mt net'<led 2 blk,, from beat·h. m~tr hdr ~ ba a1 ail Call 1>15 175 1 Hoommall· "a1Ht•ll to :-.hare· :! bdrm JPl Fl·malt• 111 2.'; li42 5i~2 .1n .i P~I f\ 1C off tl't' ,'(. "arch11uM· .ivail 1mm,•d 2.\110 Ml ft . m Skyp:.irk. on Ma111 St In lnl' t>40-ti71<l 500 S<t I l 01 hct• -. 11 h bu th Main SI II uni 1ngtun Ucat:h $22.'! mo Coat.. & Wallan · R<"ul &sta1,e 96244~ 0 e I u \ t· o I I 1 , , • .., w tsecret3rial sen '\r 0 c J\lrport i52·562•· ---LARGE2 BR FROMU35MO Garoges for llent 4350 BusiMSS Rental 4450 f.}WC'l bJd~ v.. bt':JUlJIUI •••••••••••••• ••• •••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• lndst·ps.1. CO\" ti i.;:iraj.!l's. Dbl 1-:ar.lj!l' !'or llunt I.! Ctr 4 DELUXE OFC'S Jdults. no Pt'h ldt•al for SW & up (.'.ill 14-li :!1 rn ur t:onf rm . :.cal 25 .di .1 du I l s 3 5 •1 t o I u t• r 9611 1!167 p;tnt'll"<I, Mn IA. h.-.c in rt• LEEWARD AP1'S. 2020 L'·llerton Ave I blk ".'. ol S I r 1() 7:Jl \" ar 1 or :! yr lea~l· Lakt• ru r ·IOI( l' i.:araj.!t' "' • F o r1·s I Jr t' ..1. I\ t' 111 Newport Ave. I blk S of llllh St C ~t llarkins Bay. 631 ·039i 1173 77117 714 5111-93!1:1 Rooms 4000 Offic• Rental 4400 s1ort'front. JO:Jll E t'~t ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• llw~ . Cd"'t SJ'i5 Mo !loom w 1 k1t<'hcn1•111· Kull In In(.• Cl·nlN Paul Martrn &14 7JX:I S50 wC'ek & up l':xe,·utn'l' Su111•, ~.9755 All Silt' s uale!> nu" ·" Jil l,Jdo !sit• Ba\front :! llr lrpk S60tl Call htwn :J.11 Ambas:.ador Inn 111 Costa pm,1;73.07711 Mesa. 2277 llurbor ('t·n llOOs11 ft. li JOO lfral'h Ill HB. 00 \fl IL 1213 1 4~·4320 (lit! .\UO sq fl I Hl•nt 111 d Rt•C'cpt phorw a n:-. utal J.in1t11n.il mail & l'offt•r "l't\ , t·onf rm. lndYstriol Re11tal 4500 loun~e. katt'h prt'~' & ••••••••••••••••••••••• prof scrrclandl sen 1111 BUILD TO SUIT premast·.., 1714 1:>-i!l YS!I~ 'l 000 20,0011 ~q 11 trally loc:ate<l. ZJ5 room~ Lar1te 2Br. 2b;i w ibt•am MANY with k1lr hcn ce1I, blt111i. Cabh• T \' phone & TV Sw1mmm~ Enrl gar Blk to beac h pool, Jacuzzi. and rt't L'tll pd New paint room Oa1ly &. \\cckl> :-Ocw 2 Hr. D W. l'nl'i j!ur. 2hr. Iba $265 Fre!.hly Spacious 3br. 2bll pent i\dult.s. no pets S'>Oll m o rates slartinj! from S..U. J $270 Avl l\t ar I 2025 pnt 'd, no pets 269· H E house Nl'w crpls , dr~. )Tly least• A\ ail A pn I Ill week THE EFFICIENT l'lacentaa ''' c C ~t WESLEY Charle Apt B 5-18-5763 16th Pl 544.0452 Ors & p:unl thruout r-;,, Call S.'lG-77 11• 645-4840 1\dull::.. no Pl'b l h1 EASTSIDE 2br garden peLs. S350 Ca II OOl\·42"l0 . -540-J<Yl3 2 RR I ba apt t·l~l' tn z f.urn room!$. p\ l l>.ith J.1cuu1 & pool apt Gar. bltns. adlts. no 645-24911 pets. SZ75. 160 2lsL 2BR2Ba.oew cph,drJ>l>. S450 New 3 hr 2 ba. i-: !>18·2127 DtW . encl gar. no Pl'L" Adults. l hlk!\ b1 h side. deluiu'. ~nd . ~ar. Compl redec, 2 Br 1 •2 Ba. 960-5260 frplc. yarrl pvt patio. pool. adults, no --- TSL Mgmt 642 1603 pets. 979-:-.425; 646-6789 2 BR I BA. new cpts, drp!.., 2 Br. I Bu. I story, sha~. NEWPORT HElcHTS D/W.enclgar , •:.m1bt·h. drps, patio. frplr. beam • 2 block to shopping a nd ~ P!_ls. ~dlLo; 960 5260 t•ell;'"~ar. /\dlts. $295 2544 bus 2 Bedroom I bath Family Delight 3 BR Elden. <t >538-8406 duplex unit wi fenced Walk to Beach & Sl'hools ix·<·an use of katch $200 + ul1I • 645·8075 • i51-2994or!">46·7512 •DELUXE-Beaut rm . p1•t bath. empl~ mature lady Litt• priv ref:. Lal! Rt·h 4M·734S t:astblurr 3 br. :! ba l..L'ase. Incl. sp11e master suite.>. din rm & dbl gara~e /\ulo door opener avail Pool & ROOM FOR RENT recreation urea Adults EASTBLUJ"f' Sl25 I only. No pets. S42S 640.2810 a._tt aft 4 Al TERNA TIVE \tu lo mo r<•nt 11wl R l' l' c p l ~ l' r 1 person ah 1ed phonl· ''"' craj.!l'. 1·11nl rm m,111 !>erv • underground prkR & mon· in Nt"wport TH J.; EXf';CUTIV E su1n :. &lo 5-110 TA YLOll l'll H£ALTORS hi I ·~1111 Nc1\6,iOO'underW Ulllll Redondo Circle. u111t I' 1 lunt Bcb 842 ~ NEW 1830' lJmts. S31l5 m11 Many x1ra!'. Hnll! H<'h .11 Crab & Liberty Sb 549.:~~I 250 sq fl dt'IUM' <1lt1l·1· \\ J91h St. <: ~I $150 mo st«QCJe 4 550 .. rom. 540·220C• •• • •• •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Storag€' unit~ l rom S15 phom· number lo M~IROPOl.JT1\'\ r OHACl:U l:O:O.t P \;\ Y l'li:art'llt· 01v1 ... 1on =2:1 P 0 Box ~77 Ho!>l'ml'ad C,\ !117711 COC.\COLA ROUTE l'AK'I on 1-'ULLTl~tF Exl•t•llent oppurtun1t.1 for men .md wom en to d1~111llutl• Coca Cola pr o duct~ 111 Or<•ni:tt· Co or surroundin~ town~ You mtl,.Y start purt umt· and c.>xpand lakr with l'<>m p:my fanancan~ i'\ O S t-: L L 1 N t: H f:Ql'I II Ell T(Jquallfy ~ou must h:Ht· .1 c11r and a le\\ s pan· hour!> per week SJOOO<.:ASH ltl!:QUIJU.:U !-'or morl· 1nrormataon ~end name. addre1os :md l)hont' number to M 1'..IROPOLITA~ COLA D~PT =23/\ 9400Tclstar Ave, 113 El Monte. CA. 9J7:ll BE YOUR OWN BOSS! <..'llooM' \Uut C1" n hour,.. l'ork al>· mun> "" hour' a .. desired . mukl• .is much money a~ des ired· M 1 n 1 m u m ), 1> a l' l' n• 11ui rt•d (20x20 1 L •1w labo1 rost l I pcr:.on or lamil) l Ml.lnuractun· ,, muC'h dc·:;1n·d g1Ctwar.• l111t• Supply 1'<.1l11111al Ac· 1·ow\ll-Hcqwn·, :• 57500 to aN Sl:l8()() 111\'e:.lmenl l'hll'h ran be rct·oupcd -. ,1 profit walhrn 120 da~' Prt!!.cnl oealcr!> r cJ)(lrt tn)! .i nl'l or S.'IU.000 lo SS0.000 an nu :ii I~ W \' need a dealer an th1o; .1n-.1 1mmed1atcl) Thi~ 1.., ,111 \'\CIUl>I H'. so DO~ T JrF-"ITATE C \I.I ' RHpon1i•e Ecoloqy Corporation lZt .. : Thou.'>and Out.. .. l'.I Sult<• 421 Thousand Oaks Cul 91360 CAU. TOLL FREE 800 /528-6050 EXTENSION 894 :J Br i Ba apt. (i111et orc.>a. bllns. cpts. drps, no pets. $325. 557-4238 yard. Mature adults only Only $290 1008llP) for this lovely country ~elling. Call Clyde ul 891·1013. 865 Amiaos Wa~ ()(f1cc Spa('I• J~:11l. pH <·n ... _ Room w/ktchn pnvllcl!l's try, 2 ::.UILC!\ n•as 11$27 Large 2 Rr Xlnt lol' Refs req~1~25 Wl•s tl'11ff t>r NB mo Indoor & outdoor n. V & lloat s torage. M,l!r on Money to Loon prcmi~c. 24 hrs ~c·cunty ••••••••••••••••• • •• •• • 5025 $2452BR Grt'<lt Loc' Newport H i;:hts Ca ll 6.110000 P-a:~~:cng~ligh(l84! "-"PI 5J6..~ SEl 4d 0 m do . I ~: 1' 0 s l' t &(I D (' I u x l' II I f I ,. l' ... & J<: ...., .,., war s .. a t c r w .. rah 011 .., ,. !-. ,. a e 1• A--t.: 63 I 4555 Rf'ntals Galo~!! Gold (1 I .. n " ~ "' nmlftl!S • enwe::.l ii K4i "''M 1400 3700 s q II f-'11 I I ----We have lOOO's of house~. I Br from $275 Lagunahoch 3848 dplxs. apts now. all Wanted · r oom -. l k 11 Sl'CUrtl) 6''2 l11i:l or Adult!>. no pels ••••••••••••••••••••••• areas, all price!\. Suve on pri\·ilCl?CS. Rcasonablt· ti42 7li04 131 ~. lSth Strcl't WOODS COVE. Charm fee 557 76711 EXP.\HDIHG 78? 646.6816 ing studio apt. Frplc, lrg 645-4900 Aqt Rms for rent. pm· bath fo'ully ser v ofc: span• $225 Best Deal m Town deck . ocean vu. 2 blks to kit pn\-beaut Laguna slart!\ at IW .,Q fl in lh<· IUeSliBJIU The Stora Re Place. 18JO:; I st, 2nd & 3rd T.D. '1 Ml. Lan~ley, No of Elli~ LOANS AVf\lLARLE Fountain V<tlle} Credit no problem _ Phone~-1607 lroll.tt, 752-5903 Rf'ntols 'Wont~ 4600 Money Available. many ••••••••••••••••••••••• sources all pro1eet~ 1-2 BH. hse·collaJ(l' lor SSOK man 752·60.52 work .: snRI 113-1 t57 I wkdy ~ .. 1 41 hl:!K e1·es wknds Speculators. 111vcstor11 & ownero; s hrt tc.>rm St Found ~ ouni: malt• Tar-. npoo l) JX' hlk do~ \11r • \11ssion VteJo 830·9«5 SI" ' FOl'NU \l in1 Poodlf IYl>t' brown. tumor 01~ Town. rrn 536·7340 l''ound Nabh1l wh1lt• VI<' V 11' t 0 r I.I • (' \I &12 8720 -·--,a.,.4 - LOST UOXl'I malt'. fal'11 "~' I' V. h I I l' I' I l ' • 1)f •• W~tl'11ff. 1·all 64~ HT2<f'l'lr ... , 642-5200 ~ • .. ./. f ound fluCC~· oran1t\J1 { brown & l'rcam cal. •H., Newland & Atlant:1.• 53& Jti6;J ' Jo I .' FOUNO Ii: whl do3. Male 16th & Newport .. Call qwck 549·4 l99 FOUND Do~. small. male Terr 'Sch mfa. Grcy1wht. Lak(• Forl'!lt· area Wed 5116-9606 Found 1 I ' : mo old pup-, p). around Gel !\on Shop I!. .1rea. Tra<'~. 759.9353 I LOST Small bl br Scot • • ty-hke ternor. 'ic of 20th ' & Wall~1C"c CM 646-2273 or 536·8827 wkdy~ LOS1' Diamond & Rub:' earn nl!,, Bal! Canyon OC' & \'ll' Wed Mar 8. 'rf'-' ward Evs wkn-CI"' ~().51!1 I _wkdy:.~ FOUNO Black' Lon '!! haired l·at Brown fle}; collar Mesa Verde. ('1.1 · ' Andros St 5-16-•!47_14 • -. -* • -,~ ~~~: ......... ?~ !'. Dnnlcm~ problem £: • Call Alcohol Helplin~ • ""' • ii hN a day 835-~' • • •. ----., - Spiritual Reader UH5So El Camin<> Reul • Snn Clemente Fully ht For appt 492-7296 RELAXING MA~SAG Y. Bob James-U c Masseur Ou1call !1·9. 494·51 IJ MASSAGE RGUREMODEt..S ESCORTS . --~ • OUTCAUOtiillY Ut-~lt ., -. •SANov·s• t>uteall M assa~t' !173-0329 •SHERI LEE• ·~'• .• 1 ·~rtified Masscll!<~ llousc Calls By a ppt .• • 838-6838 ---*---. FOXY LADY Outcalt Mas~ .. 731-3561 •• : 13 ll I · "-h. avail ammed. Pl0• 1 Br bachelor w /tull dyn.~m1r ~1 .n airport 2 r + ua tms' "" ~ lot h ti 206 J6lh s loc. Pref girl Sl!l:i t 11t1I .. ~ Can 't Last• f6464 P l call 661·1161 dys. 494.4097 c en e e . t . bu.' urea Space dVa1l al\6 lower unit. S275/mo Agt, 497·3845 tol 16.CIOOSQ fl & warc.>hse Reh able. ma turt' t:ouplc will babysat home while > ou travel WillinR 10 pay rent Prefer N B 1CdM Jun /Aug area Ref's Call coll eel . I nd10. 714 347-2.306 avrul fast Bill Oavcn PRl::GNANT~ C arint,. lwo ol Orange Counry s most beounlul aponment communllles A re10x1nq selling Wllh slteams · wOler1alls. and maieshc 1rees Feorunng pools Jocuw. sauna b1lhoros onl'.I exciting clubhouse Wllh SOCIO! events Tennis gym. and votleybon at The VIiiage M0<e or every1tllng you re looking for Furniture Is available. One and 1wo Bedroom Adub LMng. Offices open 9·00 to 6 oo Now reri~ng S22SIBrmGreatArea --.---~9Zl or fi3l.:i>27318·1~ SumrmrAf!fttals 4200 .;p JO.sq ft Prop Mj!r Laundry H ook up & Relisting. lge bach. ocean NEWPORT HEIGHTS 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Judy Clark. R.1.1-11813 or Stove bl~g. Adlts. no pets. S2IO, Br. con venient locata~n. BEACHFRONT 4 Br. 2 ba stop by Commcrn• Park Quiet Neighbors (6464P l \lltl inc Call John adlts.$295.642·0551 compl.fum home. Frpl<'. 4100Rarr h Rewtimes 631-4555 991-2l5S M·Th. 994·0G87 -----. wash/dry, d shwhr, 2 car ------eves. Panoram ic Ocean View, 3 gar No pets. Avail Jun.: "OH THE WATER" S 185 MO. Br 2 Ba in largest. Lido 15 lo July 15 545.5354 or Isle triplex. Pvt bch, ten-644-9582 Great office !.pace 300 to MiscelOtMOUs Small easts1dc 1 bdrm apt. Ul11. pd Call Leslie. 546-5880. $23.5 In triplex. 2 br. C'pts. drps. bltns. no pets Call 831-2865. nis & yacht db $750 Yrly lse. 675-7687 $300 Bcachfront Location' Large 1 IlR + builtins! UUlitles Pd 19634P) $250 Ocean Vu Spet"ial • Windows Galore! WANTEb 2 or 3 Bedroom home or apartment for July. Aug. & Sept. Plea~e write: Chan Hassett 2123 E . Colter. Phoen 1 x. Arl z on11 . 1150 1 6 002-957-0528 l<X» SQ ft All s ize!. & Af'ntal1 46SO shapes. some w /wet baro; •••• •••• • • •• • • • • • • • ••• • & frpks & tcrnCic v1ewi; Very competitive rates m Lido V1lln!"(c You 'vc l'(OI lo see at to belaevl' 11 • Call Sus11: Zuun al (714 1675·8662 for un Parking Spal'e avail for s m mtrhm . l:amper shell. boat & trlr up to 12'. 645-0873 E·sld<' Cost:. Mesa Reasonable appt . or stop by Mon-Fri lusiMSsflnnst/ port 549-9803 confidential counseling~ ._.;19~H Trust referral A~1on. atU)p.~ Dffdi • 5035 uoo&kl'C!pani: .•.•..•.•••........•... LOWEST 1.....,.stRotes I st T.D. 's, also 2nd T.D. Loca1. f'a1rest Te rms since 1949 Sattlet Mtg. Co. 642-2171 545..061 I Retired couplt> hus money to lend. lat & 2nd TD· s _ ~jent. t-837 .37 « APCARE S47·26«1 Physical Massage B~ Therapist f\ppoinlme1n Onh-. Stt've , 548.2811 ., Na· ___ __ '•)!)~ OUTCALL MASSA~' •731·0931 * LIMDA & VICKI Outcoll Massage For the r-of it~· Serving all Orant?e Ce>. 835-7313 ~· Two 2 bdr apts. cov. garages. crpt. drps, 431 Hamilton st. A&B Vocation Rentals 4250 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 8 :30 to 5 ·30 u t Lido FiftotK:e Manna Village, 3475 Via ••••••••••••••• •• • •• ••. Oporto. Su ltc 205. N. 8 Business $20,000. 10'7. 2nd T 0 .. matures Dec. 1978 P P 5005 Phone 497-4134 I MO FREE Rio:NT Oppor+&.-,Jty -------~· F.SC'ORT SERVlCF. M8·9560 Also •Urinl! .. •ALOHA* WE HAVE CONDOS lNHAWAJI lntm'l R.E. Ne twork Newport Heights Rlty 645-5044 EASTER SPECIAL Big Bear Cabin 2 Br. fpk. alps 8. Wlc 'W\tnd 7.SC-6341 000 llurbor Bh·d I Baker area. C M JOO.aOO sq Cl 4<> sq. n Ground floor. "1ot p arlunit .540-2200 · Office Cor rent 1n Coron11 del Mar Call 644·8494 O.CAIRPORT C._.n'C~x 2400 8Q fl lndustrtal mod\llc w /90() sq n of de.' hlltt! ofr1 c c s p11ct' 1875/rno. 751-4760 ... -.. ~ • •.... I ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1SAM CLEMENTE Grooming & Pet Shuµ Retiring arte r 7 1-tood years. Cine loc111ton & client.etc $68,500 BERTHA HENRY REALTORS 215 Del Mar 492·4121 3 yr lse. 6 yr opt. S480 mo 800 ~ ft. xlnt 10<" for re tall outlet. {'l'pl. panel'ic B est ofr. 848 0037 . 559-7165 • FOR SAL E Sl8.000 & --·- Sl4,000 TD's , 10,..,. dis •SUSIE"S• .a count 642·S99l or 673·3900 Oulcall Mossal(e "'··~ l0AM·2AM 731-4-C• ............ , ,..,,.,,.., Lost&,.., ....................... . ---=...... 5100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS V 1M on tht> beach sett~· fun lov1nl'( amuent •a~ t~ help him ~DJOY th" g~ ~e ~:Mi884 -~ DANCE OF FUN Beaut n~e · itirl.5 cs.1..,~ & rap session. tOAM ..)~ • JAM Mon&t. 12PM J.ct • llPM Sun. 625 N E\K-ftl. A.noh. 559-6150 FREE SESSION W ·~ / • - ' BJ4 DAILY Pll.Ol Sund!Y, M111eh 12, 1978 • ~1 )I ~~~t~_.,. .... •I_ ~ ~~ PaWMgfP•"-9 l'atiot ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• -. . AccOI LI.... ........... C..,.. ~le. ---·-·7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. , ................•..•••...•.........••..•.......................... f"IC'hl Bkkper w/four yra. Uc. Daycare, my home. Shampoo & atHm clean ~contractor-Founda· cWTeDl. P.A. up wanlJi Over 3 years. ~3846. Color brighteners; wht lions, addillons, re· eccts to work on in your Nur Baker" Bear. CM cptB 10 min bleach. Clean modeling, blockwork. JOHNTilEGARDENER For Prof. grounds care call John. 25 y~ exp. 2 Hort. degrees, former While House Gardener. Personal serv. 645-8446 Have llme for yourscll, Landscaping. Tree trim-Painting. Extr/lntr Ex· Custom redwood patio call the Moppetls Clean· ming. Clean-up. 8 yrs pr'd, hone3t, neat, reas. covers &deck.s. Free eal. ing Service. !>46--2393 re· exp. Free Est. Jay Llc'd9&M045 Dave 645-2333 ferrals Noboru. 848·4043 or .-_-.._--1-R-_..,-----otfice or my home. Call !iv, dm rm, ball $15. Avg M6-32Al fll2..lll.2aft.er5pm House Babysrtter by the rm $'1.SO, couch $10, chr ----------897-2862 Fine Exler. Painting by ,._..,..-_,....r Month._ Refe rences. SS. Guar elim pet odor REMODB.IHG Aftilanc:• Repair Pleasecall541-6797 Cpt. repair. 15 yrs expr Custom Room Adds • •.••••••••••••••••••••• a.-1--I Do work myself. Rer11 Cabinets Counlertops Irvine Pacific Landscape Care. Prof. Grounds care. Hesid/L"Omm'l/in· dustrial. 20 yrs upr. Personal ~t.'rv1ce, free ests. 833·14714 ---------•Ji,.:.:.:..=:=______ R SI St 1' I T ••••••••••••••••••••••• T H E S U H SHIHEMaids.rtlu . nor .. ic., ns. ry VERYNEATPATCH GIRLS ••••••••••••••••••••••• me. 836-s:;ss 24 hr:.. JOBS & TEXTURE Wahr, dryr. dsbw11hr re· _._s Ser. ce 531-0101 A.pt-Otf1re·Comm·Alt pi,1rs. Reas. 646·5848 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·------Custom Homes & Units Housecleaning & office Young Colombian lady Prof palnt'g & p aper Freeest. 893·1439 s peciulists. Spec. on will clean your house, hanging, work guar. ;utytime TYPI NG: Res umes, Carpet Cleaning. STEAM Quality not Quantity Reports, Letters, Etc. or SHAMPOO. Also floor Wm B. Anderson-Builder E li I Free ei;t. 536·4780, PATCHPLASTERING apls. & R.E. work. Serv. speaks ng sh. Mar a, 5364~ A. 11 types. Free 7 days wit. Bonded, In-640-4929. -estimates. Ca 11 540-6825 su r ed . 540·9525 Mcnoe•y PalntYourCaitt. Cotlegc arch. student will· ~Cnll anytime. 548-7180 & window care. 971-JlS4 J<'ree. ~l. 631·0361 U1gtododraft1ng . Reas. Dutch Maantenance -------------- (anytime) ••••••••••••••••••••••• PLASTERING Specializing In residtm· Homc•s. adcl1 lions, re-rates, good work, fast c.,..... -------l!ledrical serv. 548-3650 Sandy ,••••••••••••••••••••••• C-nt/COftCrete ••••••••••••••••••••••• General SenlcH ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---llril'kwork. Small jobs. tial homes. 111l. & eict. Rt ucco. fret• ests, low HENRY KLEENZ Newport, Costa Mesa & Please check our re· rates. 586-4892 Anything Dirty Irvine. 675-3175 eves. ferences. Lie • 320881 -------- ••S.S0-1793• • Guar., insrd, free esl DRYWALL FINISH 751·9627 Ron. Cal'J)t!nler & Cabinet wrk ••••••••••••••••••••••• EL~RICAI SERVICE HANDYMAN:Carpenlry, hit--'-~ Free ~tirnates sml jobs All types concrete. ' . electrical, plumbing & Arc. ~ & 673 5125 CJOBS ... ~~ .. ~3r, & S MAU floors. 847-2787. 557-4504 ••••••••••••••••••••••• repairs. evs. · blockwork, planter:; O'MO"CMN ---------Mo•lng Ted. 636·708.5 Free Estimates Domcst1cwork ••••••••••••••~•••••••• Richurd 960-1787 Alvin b · k J' & Ar~hitectural Drafting. custom ri c 1 c HANDYMAN. Homes & OCC Arrh student, re.CarpenteL Free bonded.&42-6894 Heban:I Eledric apts. Conscicnt1oui:. Reasonable "Two Meo Will Move Coast Painlmg. Cstm exl ---------- 645-7487 You" We handle lrg & /int., 111rle:.s spraying, PlumbincJ asonable, rast. call esumates.Anysizejobs. Cement Work of all kinds. Llc327136 645-697.S Cra.ft.sman.Call645·0302 7~Hl627 Tony, 646-9866 Free l:.:st. Block work. ELECTRICIAN Priced GrodiHCJ ----~ml m oves-office & 661-6262 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Asphaft 1tepa;n Custom .decking & over-_556-_117_5_7________ nght·free csllmale on ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••• •••••• • ••••• ••• • hangi;, int. & ext. repair. Pac1f1c Concrete l.o '~ la.rgc or ~mall Job~-Haul, ski ploader dump llas ram damaged your rcls Eves. 675-0982 Bob day & full day rates uceru.ed 673·0359 lrk, grading. tree wrk, l~Tax hollsehold. Distance & --.-. HOME.SAVERS. Plumb· ••••••••••••••••••••••• l ocal, a lso packing. Quality. Painting l..owest m~ & Heating. Free est, Tax preparution by Lo~est legal rate. rata Ln lown. Fri't' est $10hr Honest & rt>liable formerl.R.S,agen~ Llc/iru,rd. Cal T 111-9«. Jack67s.8336/675-7280_ scn•ice. BofA, M,C OK. 7S4-0'l72 Ph847-7278 Painting. lnlr/Extr Z5yr., 751-3JSOor847-0383 ___ _ tt~phalt? Call 631 2440 f::Xpert fmish carpentry & 645-3257 afterJPM. K·Mel E lectric. Ind., demolitionetc.831-1257 llo~d~. llc~ed_ cabinet making. Tom. Controctor comm. rei;, & maint. svs. Hcllllling l'arkinglots & Dnvcways 871·1024 eves. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hunei:.t & r eliable. Jo'ree •••••••••••••>••••••••• repaired . Chevron Jet Independent carpenter. R.J .Huf!rnan & Son. Gen est 979 ~2. $24.SOlslhr. OCCStudent. J Ton lruC'k. ~e..i gas-011 resistant 3 Remodels, additioni;, Coo~.Cu.stom Al~&Add, Roon Trash, tree trim, Ron ~enerallons expenence pauo cvrs & dks. Fenc· pat~ o s, cab 1 n ets , ••••••••••••••••••••••• 642-5703, 979-6489 Licensed S&S Asphalt ing repai.r. Qual. work. forauca. New const. Res foloors: Wood, ceramic, St.mg student big truck Woultln t you ratht•r have Prof. serv. w/Atlas costs in Harbor area. St Lit· Any plumbin.:. water :i c·er11r1ed public ucct>un· no more. Free est. for 183281, 642·2356 __ _ :.<·rv. leaki:., bath.rm enrl, tanl prepare your in l I & ln d. t o Ct oca g IS· r. y. , .. .._H ..... Gl ... G cc•rarn1c tile . Reas. come tax return'! t-'or an v & s PUC L. AT~ ~,... "' an torage. ic 20 yrs exp. Free "'~t. 1'132·2A6S appt m yuur home call Tll l,015. 537-3160 or k "'~ ------- 96S-8lS2 __ __ 53'7·3161 645-2161. As for Bob. RoofWJ Int-Ext & Repairs ••••••••••••••••••••••• SmallJobsO K. ROOFS installed factor' A.sk for Van 646·4871 Mr Bell &15-9960 & comm'I. 645-4644 ur v.inyl & t·p ts. 27 yr~ t.ree cuts. cln~p. hauling: Newport&CM · · 548-4541.Lic &bonded. licensed t·ontruclor . 4..,._7,,,,.,&4.., •. 2129 lndiv1dual, partnership. Painlincj/P~nftCJ -. --CarpetSenic~ --Cu meolntenors.531-8440 _..,.._"""'_ ~ -- Awntft«JS ••••••••••••••••••••••• ROOM ...._Care Sef"Yic~ corp. 20 yrs ex per. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~tG-:1255 Call Bruce 543 2045 diret1 ; estab 35 yrs. Cail ·•••••••••••••••••••••• Carpel Man win tay yours ADDITIO.._. S GCll""ClttlilMJ ••••••••••• •••••••••••• A &c E Sy:.ll'ms Auto roll or mine Repairs & f"'llll ••••••••••••••••••••••• f th t Home health aide, ex· ---- -----115yrs. Painting 0 .C. Income Tax service. reas. he , bonded. ;io yrs exp. !161!-0'J44 Hes/Comm Apt lo r ates. Lie/ins 839-1886/499-2901 ---Harold Gunn !'>49·2961 YOUNG MAN 5 yrs expr -- in wallcover1n~. Free lloofs For Less. All typei;. est. 645·8576 Andy Llt'/bonrl 'd. Insur. Free up 11wnmgs or e mo or cleaning too! Guar work Apartmen~ &Houst•s Prof Japanc~e. Landscap· pcrienced, references. home & travel trlr. All at bigger sav111gs. fo'ree Kitchen Remodeling mg & gardenmg_. Maynt. 548_1624 . fte.r 4 PM. ---------------PETERS PAINTING Expr'd. Reas Rates. Free t:sl. Call Gene 552-0458 estim11te. 894·0421 or CUSTOM PAIMTIHG 5.TT 413:1 rnlors & si1.es. Im med. est 645-3646 Plans & Financing Avail. mcl. mowm11. tnmmmg, ____ a_-... ___ _ froe home ID!ilallalion. -·---------t 6Jl·J06S Or 5411-6072 s pray mg, Wl'edmg. f'ree HousecleoftiftC) Int/Ext. I a m small • Wlndo_w_C_l~---i-nq __ _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• >t JOAM & 5 7PM RELIABLE carpel clean-Ken Ahrenbcrg & Bill esl.Jmates. SitS-7072 ••••••••••••••••••••••• __ <2!_.3)592 ~ ~f:ss~~or less. Jo'ree Sherbacof! IXOYE CLEAN-UPS/HAULING Want a REALLY CLEAN I .J\Na:iCAPINC. lteoa~onable> pril'<'S 968-8783 or 547 -51W6 P rices are smal l.••••••••••••••••••••••• 673-3433 Ron ~'ind ~hat you want in ----------i Llcensed & bonded Prunmg-Plantmg HOUSE? Call Gingham O<t1ly Pilot <.:la:.s1f1ros Classified Ads 642·5678 ~ll idle items 642·5678 Free e~t. 642-9907 Girl. Free est 645-5123 All PROfo'ESSlONAL Painting. Inter /F.icter. ----------Window-; cleaned, re Reas, work guar 642-0386 Want Ads ac;onubJc, businesses. Want Ade; Call 642·5678 Ca I I &t2·567S homt'S & apls. 847 -4461 renona1Servlces 5360 HelpWanhd 7 100HelpWonted 7100 HelpWont~d 7100 Help Wonted 7100 Hefp Wanted 7100 HelpWMted 7 100 HefpWanted 7100 HelpWClftted 7100 ............••••.•.........•.•.•.•..••.............•..•••••.••.••••..••.•.••.••.•..••.•.•... ~······················ ····•········•••·•·••·· •.••••.••••..•.••.......•.•.•.•••.••••••.......••...........••.•...•. MASSEUSE For top da~i:. legit. massage.Salary + Bonus. Plans + 100' ;, lip W1ll train those without C'xpenen<.'t? 645 7501 5400 .............••..••.•.• The Single 's Solution Date by choice. not chance CAii lntr0\1eow752541t m.toyment & ,,.,.ation .••••.•...••.•..•...... Jobs Wanted, 7075 .••....•.••....•....... M1\G Card 11 operulor, legal exp, desires 20·25 • hrs wkly, xlnt refs. (714) 4113 0129or (714 > 751-1530 l'rac. Nurse p/timC'. Onver. Priv. car. for er· rands-last trip m oving. 494~) Aft 5 494·6891 7 100 ........................ Acctng Bkkpng TlMPORARY Reg111ter Today to work on vanous accounting & bookkeeping a ssif!n· menls Work close to your home. F12urc Clerks lo Sr. A.c·toun· ACCOUNTING CLERK MSI Data Corporation, localed near the Orange County Airport, has an 1m- mcd1ale requirement for an acl'ounting derk. Backgrol!nd should in- clude ~ood typing and communicallons skills. use or 10-key ad , minimum 1 year recent office or clerical ex· pencncc We orfer liberal com· pony bene£its, com· petillvc salary and ex- c e 11 en t work i n g conditions. Jr you desire position with a progressive clectrorucs corporation please contact Saundra John.son, (714) 549-6125 MSI DATA CORPORATION 304 f'tscher Avenue Costa Mesa. CA F,qual ()ppty Emplr M /F ACCOUNTING CLERK rme Quohty Newport Based Retail Store ls Currently Interviewing For Part Time Position In Their OCflce Staff. Job opening r~u1res skill with 10 key addmg machine, kno" ledge of l!urroughs L-5000 & L 6000 machines, basic knowledge of inVCl\tOry, A/R<'c & A/Pay & payroll. Hou.rs flexible. Salary commensurate with expenencc. Pleasant surroundings. Please send rc:>um<' to: Classified A d no. 2 12 c /o Daily Pilot, PO lox 1560 Costa Mna, Calif. 92626 Babysilter. live in/out, 5 Barmaid., Clas.c;y Bikm1 day wk, 2 & 5 vr old. S.in g1rll.. S4 per hr + Clemente. 498·071 1 Port 17, CM 646·3666 CARPEHTRY Kitchen remodeling, prof. installer needed. •BIKE STORE• Ex per. in carpentr y. eledrical &some plumb-As-;1 st. Manager fo1 ing. Very high quality St·hw1nn dealer. Sa, worknecessary. Will pay Babysitler, patient peri:.on Sl0,400. ~tui;t have prso1 top dollar. Please call for 21,'2 yr old boy. N B. bike mcthanic cxper. in 754-0370 dys, 499·4015 Babysitter housekecpt'r. hve-in or out. <.:dM ar{'a. 1 duld. &15·5885 Call early morn'i; or al>torc.5S2·9222. aftcr6PM. ----------------_e_v es __ . 64&-0 __ 1~9-----1·----------CARPENTER Boal Manuracturtr Skilled for interior finish BABYSITTER. mature, my home. Mon-Fri .. 7AM-5PM for 5 yr old boy. 551-3597 aft 5PM ERICSON YACHTS llai; the followi ng full· 111nC' opcningi; for ex· pt•r'd help. Wages based & detail work in luxury homes. 640-1391 dys, 497.2235 eves. Ask for Phil. 011 el\penencc. CASHIER Clerical College or high sch! girl. mother's helper, Mon & Rapidly expand1n" Tue. 7;30pm-9:30pm .• SJ " hr. No smoking. Ov.n medical device manufac-tran.~. Big Canyon arec1 turing company has im-&»S335 mediate need for : ---------· SR. IHVEHTORY COMPANION CONTROL CLERK to o ld er woman • Beautiful CdM home. Candidate will be Coolung, lite bsekp'g, responsible for the ac-room, board & salary. curacy of all J.C. Refs r~qu cs t ed . transactions and reports 714_·640-__ l_OS!l _____ _ for compu~~ri:ted Companion, Ji ve-in sys_tem . P os1t1on . rt'· hskpng, temp position. quires a w.orkinf! C M area. 673-8881 knowledge of KARDE.x. 831-1388 3-5 years experience with ------- Babyi11tter needed am · med. 5 days wk. F'IC'x . hr~. Inquire ult 5pm Help Wanted 7 I 00 Help Wonted 71 00 10201 Ka mul'la St IL B FINISH LINE Mature wo man for CARPENTERS Thurs. Fri, Sat & Sun. automated I C. systt•m 1-----------• (pre f errabl y I BM COOK-IROILER ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ask for Jackt~ -------•'--IJ\rctutectural Accounting CUSTOMER ACCOUNTING CLERK •IMTERMEDIATE * DRAFT~PERSOH Shopping Center Site Plannmg Tramee $1300/mo + top benefits Send Resume: F:.O. E Rinker Com pan)' Babysitter. temporary Working mother nee1b mature lady to care for 21111 yr old girl 111 N. B home until J une. &W·8071 Babysitter p 't for infant. 3 clays \\ k 2 6pm Ca II 548·5195. CAJIHET SHOP Call Barbara for appt. ASSEMILYS ~3280· I ENGINE MAH CASHIERS f'ull benefits. medical, F /Time. Good Pay. dental. optical. Please Growth co. s Locations apply in person at We train. Co. benefits System Ill ), plui; typm~ skill of 55 wpm PRODUCTION C<>tn'ROL CLYK "I" Secunty Office METRO CAR WASH ERICSOHYACHTS 2950HarborBJ,CM Candidate w i ll b e 1931 Deere Ave. s A. ----------1 responsible for accuracy P 0 Box2480 Newport Beach ~266.'l ---------• 11---------•1 of P.C. transactions and 1----------1 ---Clerical reports for computerized ~SEMBLERS BankrnJ.( TElLER/ Bo<Jkkeeper, lull chrg & j!Pn 'I offc dUtle!i "llon~mokcr S:.i lar) o~n. ~7 07l2 BOOKKEEPER F /C *secretan.eS system. Po!'lilion re· quires a working knowledge of M HP. b *Typists months to 1 year ('X perience with automated •GEN'L OFACE P .C. i;ystem !prefer rably IBM System Ill ). Work for the agency that plus typing skill of 45 fUll·llme Days/Nights Apply in person bet wn 3-5pm. No Phone Calls The Aftcieet MariHr 2fh1 W Coast Hwy, NB COOK-DAYS fo'ASTFOO~ FUJI lime cook PoSilion avail Mon thru Friday, 9 to 5 pm. Apply in person btwn 2 & 4 P M. 309!'> Harbor Rhd. 979-6696 COOK-Omner Hse ex pr. Clncut. career minded F.nt•rJ:l'llc 5411.79411 COOK-DINNER tants needed lhruoul ----------•I At least 1 year of vaned accounts rece1vable/b1ll· 10g experience on a rom puterized system, pnc1• billings lo custom er~. calculate and make el\ tensions for 1nvo1c1ni.: purposes. apply pay ments on arcount. monitor & rcconrilt• in put/output to l'omputcr Interface with market log department and customers in rcsol vrni.: problems and other func· lions. Accurate typini.: skills and the abihly lo oper a t e a 10 -key calculalor. Experience with a leasing tompany is a plus. Pleai;e,apply 111 person. SO Trainee Assemblers Nt.-eded lmmecliatcly Long & Short Term 1\ssignments 3Sh1fts Ava1 labll' Must hav1• own lransp. REPRESENTATIVE Branch of(' seeks IX>nrta bit> teller cap1lal club representativl' Plan & direct ai:.soc1at1on da) lri~. Contact l11lda Tcr ranove. '714)644-7255 1 Girl ore. l\1, fo'. /\/P. AIR. p:.iyroll. tuxes. hnan state. 1nvo1c:ing, ell' Typml( a must. Co pd health /life ins. Cole Instrument Corp. C7l4) G42fl(~. KO.t; turns t ime into Top S. wpm. Long & short term as- signments. Top jobs. Top Apply in person, Coach Excellent company House Inn, 33157 Camino benefita and profit shar-Capistrano, SJC. Orange Co. ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK Call Today 556-8520 Jo'rec Top Pay. Vac Pay Wei;tem Federal Savings Z744 E. Coast Hwy, Cd~1 F.qual Oppor Employc•r pay. You're your own boss. HO FEES ing program. Cook for approx. 3 hrs. 11 Pleasecallor day 5 days a wk for apply in persoJl fnendly neighborhood Robert Half's Accounlemps 5005. Maln.Ste50t No. Tower, Union Bank In The City of Orange 714/835-4103 We currently have a full. lime temporary opening ------------•_I for a 6 month period with Hem WCMffd 7100 the possibility of becom· •••.,-••••••••••••••••••• lng permanent. At least 1 Victor T emporory Service• Div Walter Kidde & Co ~SE Bnslol Ste JO Newport Beach (Cornl'r or Bristol & Campu~ behind Carl's Jr) Bank PART 'TIJ\I t:: TELLER Immediate opemnf: in Laguna OHie!'. savinits and loan or bank t>)( perienct' preferred Must be willing lo work Salur day a11d on ca 11 as nC'edC'd for work. Excellent salary. working condi taons and benefits Call or apply Tut>-;day. March M, 10:00·12 Noon or 1:30-4:00pm. BOOKKEEPER £.0~ 0 ff ice • fo\111 charge, A/R, A/P, ~OJ ov erload paymll. ins urance. lhru 557•0061 tnal balance Minimum J yr.; current expr Type 3723 Birch St. S}B· 45+wpm f'ull time for -----------· Irvine Furniture Mfg. SHILEY INC 17600Gillette Ave Irvine. CA 92714 (114)~ Equal Opportunity Employer tavern 631·9898 COOK_F_/T.-IM-E - Exper'd or will train. Mesa Venle Coqv. Hosp. 66 1 Center St, C M 548-5585 Accountin~ CONTROLLER COWUTB WC'ftOHIC E9UIPMEHT WAMUFACTUREI Established fast crowlng sub or $75 plus M So. Cal. f)a&ed NYSI!: Corp. 'teelts candidates for 1fl financial slot. r t:an d s on in· olvement in all nanclal aspects of ~omp u ler eq u ipment . ~anufacturing, Hie nd leuing business ncludlnt Inter· 11atlonai. jtequirements t>icperie a ce tn .... llnanclal lnfo fYlte m t a n d ~orun, .... 1 .... •nclnl and ufft trola .... pla.nnlnt; forecaatln1 and kd..et • • . maau-la c l u r In 1 coat •ont ro ls aa d e p o rtlDI ••• lomea.tle 1>ankln1' •nd lnternatlonal uici.anat. !Jroadeat poutblo a vol vemtsst and ••c.Pttoriar 1rowth pPporWl\lt1. •~I or.-; •' '' me with • ._..,, o r r to J!htl mberlla, f1l4) , •t0·HOI. !!venlnli ! .. "d w •• k •.a r . .. .. i . ..,.r ...... f J . ; I· ft~TA " .. J COIP. I !~\ :.:.~~ . ,..,,.....-~ , .... .,_.._ca .... alllOJJll*1- • ~ •. , .... '"";'! Mii ~' . year varied accounts TREHDATA CORP Standard Memones Div An Apphed Magnetics Co 3400 W. Segerstrom Santa Ana, CA 92704 Equal Opportunity Employer M ff A17ENTION1 • I 18 OR OVER Ho expe-r. nec•u Work in nC'w office Opening in Q>sta Mesa 540 8894 for appt. BOOKKEEPER Thru T Bal S4 SO per hr + depmd1ng on ability 497 2850. 833 2946 ---· COOK Cerical Pvt. club. nexible hrs. CLERICAL req'd. SO h r. Balboa payable experience with some expC>Sure to com· puterized systems. Will match vendors invoices against purchase or- ders/receivin& reports, verify extensions, pre- pere and monitor in- put/output docum ents. prepare checks and do ----------i some filing. Ability to Man or woman. Work w/young people. F.njoya. AMERICAN SAVINGS Rookkceper. experienced. w1typ1ng wanted for management of busy dental office. Salary open. Send r~ume to· Box 177. ch, Daily Pilot, P O. Boie 1560, Costa Mesa. Ca. 92626 100°/o FREE LeCJGI Secy $1 000 Reupffonlst to $650 MdllgSecy $150 PWchOI Ctk S760tlp llmnCJC• $675 PIX TrM to $650 Newport Center fman· _673-__ n_~_. ------ cial firm seeks !' nex1ble Cooks, Saute & Broiler. ~ for clencal pos•· Day & nite shifts. Bay h on. Accurate typan~. Marie Rest. 2371 S. El figure aptitude & heavy Camino Reai San Clem , phone communication 492.7962 ' w/clients rcq'd. Xlnt co. --------operate a 10 key a must Please apply in person TREHDATA CORP. Sl ....... MeMOrfH Dfvlslotl An Applied Magnetics Co 3400 W. Seaerstrom Santa Ana, CA 92704 714/540-36051ext213 ACCTG CLERK ble & mter~ting work Bisho~ Graphics in w/rapld aclvancement · ed I 23535 Oa lie de la Louisa Irvine as immcd. open· oppor m our ucat1ona i.ng for sharp person who products division. Age nn Liutuna Hills has experience prcpar· barrier if 18 or over . Ms. Goldblatt Ing paper work for com· Must have pleas ing tn4 >770-2Slti IOOKKEEPER putr. Ability to hundlc per8()1'lallty. Call betwn Equal Opportunity Cano's Seafoods of Mex- phones a muat, lO·key by 9am&2Pm Employer M/F 1co is hirin J; a n ex- Pft'SOllMI Clk to $700 Wrd Proc Op to $900 Gelt1 Ofc to $700 C•TypTrH to $575 Exec Secy to SI I 00 R.ecept/S.Cy $800 louch, typing to 4SWPM. .. perlenced bookkeeper. heavy emphasis on deta.IJ 64§..65 I 4 Apply Monday-Friday. Cjft ro55 & foUowup. We offer at· BANK 3-Spm. 224l West Coast ~ benefits. Ask ror Shirley COSMmCIAN Preskitt,644-4360. Pre~tige drugstore in beach area. Full time. CLERl(TY,IST p~rmanent position. Some wknd.'I. Benefits & Trainee position for bill· incentive. Mr. Elwood ing clerk for lnsur11nce 675-01.SO co. ln Newport Bch. Good ---------- typing skills, salary to Counter clerk, female_. for '500, eood company Donut shop. 1-Ull tune. benefits. 833-8450 586-2500 tractive benefits lnclud· *AUTO LOTMAH Hwy. EOE. COAST AL COUHTIR HELr Equal n--unity ing dental " health Ul· TELLEI --'----.,-ra-ER---t Ptf'SOllMI Agewcy C1erlt Girls in sandwich shop. tr .,.....,.. auraoce, 2-wlts paid Experienced pcrsedon or Pert Tl IOOl(I(.._.-2790Harbor Blvd near OC airport. Mon· l•--m-p•lo•y•er-M•/•F--1 vacation a year. Salary we wUI train. Imm iate • "" Th.ru T . B. Lite ~ccy Cost. Mesa UJOTEM Fri. 55&-0670 for appt. commensurate with ex· opening-permanent posi· duties. To $1100 mo. ---------1 pcrieoce. We ere 10· ti.an. Call Sales Mgr. for Balaoceoutyourweek PleaseCall640-2920 . C .... me~ nee CREDJTCOLLECTIONS ACCOUMTIHG t.ervtewing now. Pleaae Interview. Combine a variety or Mary Hickle Agency Clerical VIHV hrt lime, ex~r. ~. CUAKS call Susie Auld for an 137-4100 491-45 1 I responsibilities with the 170NewportCtrDr. TllEATYOURSaF u-a,•t Bartell Marine £lee appt. n4/979-895S. opportunit.y to deal with Soitea45 NewportBch Terri.lie boss n~ your .... au lf'olllcs.~70t0 Our invH tlDH t ad-AUTOMICHAMIC thepubllc. Worll20boun1 _____ _.;;. ___ 1 typi.ne Ir figure work. Pmitlom now avail. znd •--------- =ratli!si d~~ :! Acet.re«ivable/Gen'I or-Eltper proteHlonAI for a week maintaining good IOYS ·GIRLS Plusbofc. To $800. Ir ant Shlfta at aU our C .. IT CHIQB _.J r~ a c"'ov•nutln~ flee, mature person, pt· Irey poertlon lo Mlulon customer relations while 12-16 years of age. Even· Ellie O'Brien 540-5001 locatlona. Start 12.~ Im.med. openinc for an r •n o .... " time 9-1. Sml company. T b undlin g deposits, ing work. Obtain new SoelJ.int&Snellin1ol br.~1ewsconducted exper'd credit dlak"er. dudes for• ft'OOP al rea 5498'\l , Viejo. 49!M'fl7 etes. withdrawals and other aubscrtptlotU for tho Dal· Newport Beach Aaency lfoo.P'ri at· Must~ able to opcrat~ • =· ·~~~ ACTOR •s CO-OP con A U T 0 R E N T A L financial transactions. ly Pll~ worklnB wilh an '340Campus Drive UM,Z Lampson. TRW 1111t'b1M. q'a i..am _,.,..an book· aiderinc financially In· TRAINEE Opport. for Some Ulbt typing 1s re-adult aupervl.or. Earn Garden Grove $37 4MO °"'¥ •xpet"'d....., • .-a .. , or .aocoantiftc. dependent. woman •• en tntelligent, friendly, neat quired. and J)revlous S2l> to $30 pe.r week orl•--------Wepromotefrom witb.tn Call Jtm s~na or Al ,,......_ -.oc Xlol ..... ti J ln appearln« young man tdlcr experience is pre-more.. Cal& C2\3) 597-0396 ClatCAL F.ql.lal ~ Employ~r Altman, t ·S Mon·f'rl ~permo.. · ..-e a over 18. Vrevtous expr ferrcd . Please call noon to $pm. (213) A orlety or aener al 145-31'3. MAl'M ClBIS come. on ~ lsharinll net req. Start wllh Lot "4.slOO 41J&.3'73. 5pm-tpm. Call ~lertcal poaltlona are --------1--------- 0ppor. (~ lncUv. who en· bum. No req'd. man duties. advance· · Collect. flow avallable.' H you Codit.11 W...,..ss 1 CUSTOOIAH Jo1i m alb 4s p roblem Tl4195'1.oat. mtnt avail to auto rental ...,ALI FfDEIAL &>Yt l6-UI t,o .-or-mom· bave a sood typ1n• aklU ScMol lmm.d. opentq. Approx IOMftl. A.ttelltion to de-AMiiM.AS'1ST CXIUllt.er'man. Good driv· S"'Y"HGS t • 12 J't f .... 4$$S ~m, aft aptltudo n..."ftV"' cl···-Place-3 hrt in PW or ear •w A•1 t•ll a muat. Tn>ma T-t .. • ... Wor .. for :t:: Cati Ill~ or "" ' o11 o· ' ' • ... ~orr ,_ma Ott an luuran~ ~ ., --· .., ..._._,, Pleas• contact I r ~·VPIL .. A .. ._.•orappt. lOO~wportOenterDr wort."5-2702 ..... ment Astil. 751'·911M So. F.xper be.lpful. Must he ,_.,..... IJC'el • -~ ofc •· "'----t!Je h CA02600 bactaroun"', wo have c • 11 r c 0 ck ta i I de1>ad. All mat'la fl.lln ,........ VattetJ+tTo•to. · ~ -,_ .. ...,.. ac ' 1••1 .... d en Joa. for you. 'Positions Waitttwla,lrvine. A.l>Pb'. PetU\)'taver, 1860 PACQllC MUT\IAL l'Jlk0 '8d111 640-5001 ,, Poltlli A u atart at $580 pet mo. --.... -""----.. PiacenUa, CY j"'~Olnt.«Dr a •••lllft1ol A.aM Equw=~nlty \.?l) ........ YAN. Pleuuoalactpenonn,1 Cadrh!llW.Mnsa AtAJ*t-8Helt 81.ctaAJeneJ, ••' t••r AYON (l)POllUonAn ll ....,._ Sdioel F.clul°"*' ~plof• ca...,_Drl.. lf' ~ • Needed for new bld1 ~PACll'IC MUTUAL ''F".am up to '300 per •k. All' ... a•U:,::~"~ " . ~ J8 111111'1 Sell Wn.p fut wk.b Dally drpt. Mla 1 Jn applica-100Newpart ()int.er Dr.~ U.W luitJcn. Placement ·~, ""-~ ,_.,.,,,,.,,..,, ·-' a····· .:: .,j_ ...... POatWantAdl. bioaper.btd1tod.:Wb7. -~ Ne•s:mt Beac.h mllt.151..flN. i• DOro.I i . ~~f! II Ml& eoa....,; ..... IO tn.dl Md CO: Apply, Olf at Su 'ua ,._..()slporEmpJo1*' Cdfi Sbop W ltnU ~AmVJCZt cm•• ::: --:U.:i.:.~.•~: c.p6&lrano. DOO Pueo __ •. _ • a.:. .... ..,;. • U&9itJllilllle bMrwtt1t~.au. -Dlntt .. fill 1_7'119 ..... Y .... =~ 'laiodt:t~Jau =~.:.::~~~~~HI ·~~..... .. ... c. ,; ........ .,l'Uot .. -.. ~11L~ .... 'tHl~twa ~Hlaua -"'g=I Dailt -· -1 ·MW'f~B.ttlD~l•lca~1 II ODiAlni •MW ...,......, .... •1,rta,.-'l'W.S 1. C..P.~ 1tY11i19'~.:JOUt -PUat Ada to CAPE1'1!RIA CASlll&llt ..._-xflre!dtwlhop Cat •r Stn5c• •• N.& bolftfb\11ldet needs a)wp. orpftbed penoo lo handle t'uatomer .mee. Typl.na. ru101 • p.bone wo-rk req. al comm. w/ aperie.ce, Call Mt Ammalln 5404500 ... ,_ M ltl.le • ._ lwl• ~Li;: pool ,,...... Jab.1To lllili -"9C:b U. ()rad eout M :IOPll, I ...,. week, 1111,.._f«90ll*M aLlMM Boin CblH '!~· .... ~ ....... Uli~P'ili•H•, ;:,,~..!. ... 10U or iDii:frMt. 1ood b•••fl\1 , ~~nun.aa.,,..Yd. 8~. c:ornel' DKLIVERY IUN·for 'Pi-... I -... ,,..., *Wa. .. " ·-· .... M2..5171 n .. m.nu9C7... • 8*e Cbica • Heil. A_p. ellt'1 AM BotU, N. Clil . ..-ca11111..-. ·-e.u ~ .. ,. T.-SO A,...f!t.11 la.'IM_,, "8d wbt ,_ w..t ill .....e~~ to ..Ot pile~ belftl uken •K.&MQltba--.cSoeo-w.,,JDTero;•• i .. -~-· Dat.IJPUnt~. ~•&Ottftll. ..,.,. -dabf,.~ar.MMet ~ .. • .... W.ted 7100 .... W•ted 7100 HelpW..tH 7100 HelpW•hcl )100 HtlpW•t.cl 1 100 HllpW-*d 7100 Sunday, March 12.1978 OAILYPltOT J)JS ·····•················· .............................................. •·•····•·······•······· ·······••·············· ······••········•······ . -.... I Dut1tPrO<'~Mnt: RICTROMIC G~ .,:~~:: !~~-'~~~ Hlllp-flabyslffer MAINTENANCE RACK~~:g~t1111tt<d r.~~~-~·~.~ ..... !!.~~1~~~ ..... ~!~~ ~~~ ...•. ?!.~~ TICHMICIAM mg & balbn& u must. firs l"Jlimeor Llve-in. 2 girls X R11y l!:xpertrnced. P11rtor full lime s11lespeo RUL ESTATE SALES DIRECTORS Mechanical ababty de-8 · ~ 2 13 / 6 3 0 I I• 0 . ages 4 & 1 hi. Mission Vie-Newport Bench doc-tors. pl~. Inside or outside Interested in fashion &: COMPUTER OPERATOR :.ired. Prov1des field 714/581-4'796 JO. Refs req'd.837-6226 MECHANIC 644-8722. 9 to 1:.i noon Xlnt product Donn:i SALES co\mellrs? Sales dir. Mlrv1re on analpgues • --llskpr/Ctuldcare. live-in. only. 646-3561 llll\c OJ)('nmic for one tu1> needed ror new nr nrcuitry to Western Genl office -FullU~ofc Hunt Harbour. Refs re· --QU,tllly produl"cr in Exp. Xlnt for goal s tates from Orange help for N.8 . firm . q'd. Mus t have Cahr. McGaw L<1boratone:.. a Medical/Legal Secretary, PIX Answet"Ser•. ln1ne \ IM>s l loc.1t1on. mouey oncnted peop County location. Car, ex Vanous duties tnrl bk-d.nvers he. Salary open. 1 e a d e r 1 n l h e p/t1mt-, ncx hrs N.B. Exper. pref'd Will train Cull for appoinlrnt•nt • Ei. p r l'e cos m etl, Hyland Lub<H'11tone:-i hJS pense acrt & good com· kpg, typlng. purchasing, Dnys 2131776-4830, Eves p bar mac cut 1ca1 '" area Call 640-St94 Days/eves annL lot ust ~ed llJll Re11lt¥ 552 1~10 TJ().2740 • an immediate opcr11ntc pany~oef1ts.Resumeto cushon·tomer 3hel7p0 & heavy •~"""'_J\~ dustry, h a:. aa Im · type 35 wpm Cull for • ., .... .,STA.Tf -. r • C m p u t r F' Id s · M P es 67 14 '""'........,· Motel [)('l.k Clerk Reher ~ ~ s 1 L • J 1 ry' .. o r a o l' 1e erv1ce anager, · · __ mediate operung for a apPt 64CH791 a t• s · .. 1 a e ewe i Operator. We lire set>k· ~8003 Sky Pa~k Circle, General office: B:JO.s·oo o s u ran c e. ex p · d mamtenaoce rnech1tnic ~]t~~wkn cu~db;~c~~:on~ --·--SALESPERSON mature wo m 11n. paf d~~i:~afxt':~~~~~cm~ ~~~e~[vane. Cul. Mo n-Fri. 350 Clanton, Personal L ines Un -with 2 years' exper1enl"e motel Apply at 1441 S P!:. ~:!~t:~:~~~~i::c:n~: ~~~;xf:rn~~: ~-~<:.·~~ g~~l.i wknds in N 8.' 370/145. Applicants mustl----------1 CM. ~~~~il er & s ec 'y. ~on~ect:~a~,h ~Y~~a:~cl Coast Hwy, LR t 1 on~. H u r hour l4alt.>spcr sons with high ~ h ave d thoroug h B.ECTIONIC TfCH GENERAL OFC \'olkswagon, 842-443$ perforrnunce rl't·orrl~ & Salei.. ar _yo~ ar~ e»-knowledge of DOS/VS TRAIN& Type 50 wpm, filing. lnsu_rance·G.ro~p Health troubleshooltnl( High MOTOR ROUTE uper 111 local a rl•a. Suh-penenced an d1rect.salea. Power opt:ratinu loYstem MsM. Some work w/fi1<ure1J. Chums Examm~r. Exp s ch o o I g rad o r Large Daily Pilot route PIX/RECEl'T. CLK mitrl-:.umcinconjtdt!nt·i• you can understand ~h'fe-andJCLw1t.h RJE. ~ of variety. Salary at least 1 yr. F/tame/~>/. equivalent. 1-2 years' ex-1n Sout.h Laguna-Laguna Rl·q·s typm~ 45.~ + 2 to fabulous opporhJn1 : Send rl!sume or :1pply in pcrscm ...... nts l1me/Uomework Sal pe.nence In injection or Niguel. Monday through yrsexper. $730/mo. App R R with a new company lrvinesupplierof1nstru· based on exper . Call · blow moldinl( main · Ji'r iday urtcrnoons. lyLagunuBeach Unifil'd OCJef''S .alty new product. This isl•'' ments to the boalini.: an-after Monday for Dick or open. ~9-1767 tenance ts J>l'efcrrt'd Saturday and Sunday School District before 2737 K Coai.t tlwv ground nooropportunity. dustry needs a Jr. ll'ch Linda.!...~/87<!:_1471 INSURANCE Must be ablt' to read mommgs Appro,omate-3/151711, 494-8546. C:orona del M;ir, <.:u li21l:t5 Cull 751·1956 now & asle for test & calibration, G.....-al Qtfice B<!glnner's Spot for blueprinls ly $450 per monlh ~ro~s Real K'il~•lt' Sulcs People John or Shirley for ll\4' critical assembly & tn· claims U11s1staot. Oppor earnings. $50.00 cash 'de-Personnef Dept. wanted. Up to 00110,.;, details .: plant & occasionul on-Mature mdiv · to O!X'rllte for bnght person to ad-Salary range $5.!18-$7 .40 posit required. Phone Schedule appts. Typing, N li h HYLAND boat service & repair. An x e r 0 x m II l" h 1 n c 1 n vance w /this major self per hour (dependltlg 011 642-4321, ask for l'ircula-orl(anmog. Great co ~~split. wpt. c SALF.S • •1011 •TORIES interesting & vaned Job Laguna N iguel retutl ins urer. Must type 35 experience) with com· tton. Leave name a nd saoo L~"'T MEYIONUTRODUCI'.' ~ ""' r ·th · b location. No exper . rt'· I t be rt · I J b d E 1· · 3300 Hyland Ave or a person w1 JO or 'd IL 1 wpm & have good phone Pee ne 1 s inc ut ins; num er 11n muke or ,I 1e O'Bnen !'>-10·.5001 TO t>EELIN L' , • hobby experience with Q • r'or a PPL c a l •·t •~ medical. dental and 11((' t to be ed cl SneDi &S I'· f ' "' (·-ta un~a c" 92"2G 973 •c ... , 831 .,A63 personuu y . .,,..,.,., per mo. au o us an your ng ne unJ: o REC.,....l~IST L'A<SLDONS •• "" ,.,...., • ~· u C'lel"tron1c assembly & __ ........,_.!!!__.:_g• S49-4700,ext219 insurance. Qualified m call w1llbcreturned Newport BeachAgcnl'Y i.;.-i "" fun part'"""'ta·mT e 1 .ob. mu~t tl'-,t equipment. Call dividualssbouldapply 10 '134-0Campusl>nvt• lmmed1ate opening for ~ l'.:qual Opportunity ' 54!.1-3397 for appl GENERAL OFFICE J anJtoraal Ma tntenaore ~rson or contael md1v1dual w1tb clerical lake clothes & peoph.', MfirmJ lion TflCOR Perm P t1 me, 20 hrs per Co. n <'eds l' x p · d or P E T I T I O N 1-: It S skill:. to work full tune. hav(• 2 3 Ir~ c\·enings, Action 1-:mployl·r INSTRUMENTS wk. Typing, lelephone. quahf1cd peoplt'. Wall ~ newport FUii part t1m1· (;oo<.J pa) Typing so wpm, must be car & phont! necessary ------gt'n. Oft• JIB .irea train, top pay Cpls,man McGaw -da11y.S367711 pu1sed and personable Cun earn UJJ lo $2().SM ESCROW ......... G.,R s.&7 3563 Olru.I d l ~ . -personnel and be able to handlc per ('\t:ning. Great for. Och very Pt'rloOll nccd<'cl M""""" 5 ~ _ _ __ or w · 11• ay or ni c b ho 1 , 1 II - for usy wprl c l>d~e +percentage, ~ood Ga ri Friday wanted ror · " uJ • J L b • 644.J:)g9 na547 1334, X2103 b N H h ... work C•ll ""l 072" or ~agency PRODUCTION usy P nci.. ea~c ca homemakers. Call Don •• travel .igcncy. Mus i working cond1t1ons & fr construrtaon field ofc an 673-4356• Apply at 83J W a oratanes --752·0331 9am'tilnoon have motorrycle, able lo mge ~nchb Dana Pnt. Tl'lephone & 171..h ST CM SAM til CONTROL THE IRVINE CO. travelfrec.>ways.Appro-c Kat~laReafty,lnc. some ltle typmg. Will noon -----DIVI S J UN U 1-· 219'l Martm.lrvmc 550Newport ~nter l>r imately S hrs daily. Mon Call Glenn Burchett train. 714-547-7071:1 JANITORIAL work in AP.•ERICAN llO"PITAL • C;.ill for uppo1ntmen1 PLANNER/ t-'r 1. Hourly wal(c & I ------, .. '• " Newport Bea<'h I d 83311617 7 141 774-4384 Girl 1-'ridav type unswcr Newport &;ach, day & SUPPLYCORP A.-L.-siftftAn-t EquaJ()pporl-.:mployer mi eage pai · · _ ----· · • evcnin11 shirts. Full & "~na ... ., ....... SALES PERSON 1,........,,,..__,,_..._......._..-.....,_... phones, bkkpi:. run e r -P/llme, must be USA 1-:mploymcnt0ff1t·•· Nun.ei. Nel.'ded for dectronic Delivery Uriver & EXl'(' Sl-nl'tary tu$12K rands. f_or R.F:. Mgmnl citizen c;.ill 536.6558 or Allon &Jamborel' :'t11ssion Viejo co Mm 6 ProdU(·t1on Work(•r. SJ to C:t•n l)flict• lo $7~ Dev C~. an N. B Moll vat-a ppty' I :.!3 N. Oli Vt' lrvinl'. CA yr~ ex per Musl know Prcstt gl' ~1ft & d~· corat1ve oc-cessory store set>ks u malurl.". sophisticated adult with uutgom~ personality k p leasing appearance. 1-'ull ltmc. no expenentt', necessary, we train · Good starting wage, c·x" • cellenl future, pleasam · atmosphere. Apply only in pe rson. lla m-6pm1 ~_ta_rt_._Ca ll 642·2256. GO Travel i\rranj! $870 ed J>t..:_rson. 546 60~~ Orange, Mon-Fri. 2 lst CENTURY macbme sho p & ha\·l' Dental RKept fT'ee Ren•ptmna~t:; to S750 Girl Friday ins urance ofc --- . Wt· arc .in equal op NURSING ~~~~rbeni~~r~n~~~k:;~ RC('('ptaonlst FRONT DESK Lrg co. Grt.>at bcnef1l:11. Phones & lyping. $750 Busy progn•sMv1· prac-Irvine l't•rsunnL•I Agency in CdM . Per~onal lanes Journeyman-Electrll"tan. portun1ty employer & en Hew~ Increased ffi · 4AA F 17lh Co la Mesa 'd n ,. 11 mm S yrs cxpcr New re-coura"e remal~s· .• nil st•lf su 1t·1cnl. lkgrce lace St'Cks career rndiv. • :. Exper . r /time. '-a . . · · .. "' u Sllift ifferential5 not nee. Call Lillian, well qualified in rront ofc Suitt' 224 642· 1470 675.5444 s1dent1al & commercial minorities to apply. !:!:Ilic O'Bnt'n 540-5001 Snelling & Snelling of NewJ>Ort Beach A~cncy _4340Campus Dnvc .___ -97!1-8542. '~~~~~~~~ 581-3830. management. 4 Day wk. _ __ 1. RH'S ·~u benefits. 100':. Fri•e i-:x<'cut1vt•/lcgal sec'y for GOLFSTARTfR KEYPUNCH Maintenance man for 55 FULLTIME&PITIME l'et>. S<'mor p;irtner, cha lien).(-unit apt complex m C M. DR. PERSONNEL mg pos1t10n for lop fl11?hl Sal range $845 to $l0:!7 OPERATORS (213)865-3851 ~r mo. Req's equ1v;ilent AgencyofOrangcCo scc·y, xln t s k ills . t cl t r ll S 1201W.LaVcta,SlC'209 M1n1 mum 5 -~·rs c ."<· 0 gra ua ion rom ·• · Maintenc:.teePenon & 6 mo·s expcr. in work MSI Dala Corporation Ornnge 633 0740 e<'ulav(•. somt· legal pre 1 t has 1·mmedi·ate ope n-Senior Citizen or semi· 1nvo v1ng \'X eni.1Vl' I 'd. Delu"<c orfices, gootl public contact. For :ip-mgs for two keypunch retired. Hunt. Bch. f-'ull C>ental Rel"cpl1on1!)I Exet!llenl oppt ·y for out- 1-!0•ng per~onahlc, <•lf1- ~ 1 en t pc r ., o n . t• x · bcncrats. To SIOOO. Sub· phcat1on contact City or operators . Background lime. 752·2573 mtl rt•sume to P 0. Box San Clemente Per11onnel m u s t 1 n c I u d e a 2350. Newport Bch. 92660 orra cc. 100 Ave n Id a rrunimum of 1 year key Maintenance Helper Presid10. San Clt·m . tod•Sl"t!Xperience. Well estab'I co m Irvine penenn'<J in all phases Factor. Po:.111ons "ho dt'.,1n•s Jclvancc-Pul·ker ... i.:laLcr:.. day & ment with n·spon-,1b1hty. n1.:hl !>htfh <ht•r 21 92672 714 i492-SlOI Last lndust'I complex Some d (I I t If You arc lnteres,,,. ... in know'I of mechanics. ay lo 1 e app 1ra ion 1s ~" 193·6006 l'l•rma n,•111 pus1l 1onli F'raday March24lh 1!178 Jo1111ng a progrei.sive hydraulics. 1•let·tr1cal, Oran ge Count y or Steam. welding & ba-,al· l>ENTl\L OFC nt·l•d., help Newport lk .. 1ch c .i II 641 ll680 Denlul Ass1:.tant, oral i.ur ~cry only. Nt•wport Bearh 644 616\ w bencl1h Expenent·e prererrcd Apply in Gourmet Housewa r es peri.on Vohann ol Ca. dept. n eeds s harp 3t215 Dohl·nv Park Rd. salesperson/l"ai.h1e r . CR Full or part.·lame Apply i n p e r son , C r o wn Hardware. 3107 E. Coast FACTORY WORK Lite ma<·h 1n e oprs. DENTAL S<•t•y /Hl'cc•pt Femrite Oept. Will train. Hwy.Cd_M _____ _ s:anuat1on.0Henngex-hand lools dl•s1rablc. c e 11 e n l co mp a n y Xlnl benefits & working IM>nehls and modern l'Onds. See Sam Walling working <'Ondations. or Dave Parra. Pruden please contact, Saun-llal Overall Supply. 16901 dra Johnson. 1714) Aslon. Irvine. 9271 1 549-6125 7:>4-llO_L ____ _ •O.R. •EMERGENCY RM. •MENTAL HEALTH •ICU/CCU •MB>-SURG. •REHAllLIT A Tl OH •CATHU.B Prof. Couple seeks h \'t' in cart·; 2 se hool a~c c hildren . Light hou .. ework, pvt room, board. Salary open 551 3000 . leavP name, phc>ne 11 for J . Sanders PROPERTY MANAGEH. Property Mngmnl firm as seeking self-starter in- d1V1dual to man~e 111 ex Our all hct.'n:.t·d slJff 1s cess or 1.000.000 sq fl or IO\'Olvt.-d m a totdl pa-comm'I industrial pro tat'nl care concept teatur perty AppliC'anL.;; w e"<- mi.: Pnm .. .ir} Nuri.mg and per l"all 714 752·0155 compulcnzt!d chJrtmg. p lime Opportunil\ tor lf you arc mtercsll.'d . m <4 l ambthou.s peopie. In· becoming part of our 111 terl'Sting work in an cx- novallvt• nu1rsml! conc.epl panding hu:-w good ~all <714 l !.198-4400. Ext eanung Potent. Ca II for 2175 appt. 494-5168 RECEPTIONIST Tue. lhru l''ri. . GENERALOfo'fo'IC t; THE GIFTED HANDS TyJtng cxpr. necessary Marina Parifica Villag(· Newport C~nler. Perma · 6326 0 , t~ Pac. Cst Hwy nent, bcner1ts. Reply to Long Beach Adi! 239. Box 1560, Oailv -- Pilot. Co:.ta Mesa, CA SALESPERSON w /car' 9'.l626 Cull on school'i. Org. U- 1-:arn $15,000 yr. plus. RECEPT /TYPIST Salary against 1·omm • Tele & reception t•xpcr, No expt.'r. n e1-. M r type net·. mllo<' duties m L o b e I . m o r n \ Fai.h1on !~land ofc 7J.t 6"0·8862 _ . Temp po-. Send resumt.• SALES·Uf':l'SUi\L OP- to Law ~frll'l', Ii 10 PORT If )OU are eo· Ncwpo rl Ccnt cr D~. thus1ast11·. a mbatiou:.. Su~te 1220. Npt l:kh <.:a bela t•ve in your self & 92660 No lell'phone call your ability this could be please 1t! Sell motivation pro-~ RECEPTIONIST for two grams. •Substantial tn·· girl front office, 1 yr, come. •lmmed advance 0 rt h n d C) n t I c 0 f c I' lime & F (lime. II n. i----------1 Newport t:tr. 640 1120:.!. R!n 25~J Guards MSI DATA CORPORATION Maintenance Man Ltte maint. work. 40 hr wk Mature. Also, nel'tl MAID. Travt'lod)(t'. 6:.!ml W. Coast Hwy, N.11 exp. 83(). 1395 meot opport. •Career OP-' CAMYOH GEN!RAL 1---------port w/unlimiled fulurv. HOSPITAL Heal E:stale Rl'eeptionast. soml• typing Call Mr. Harvey 642-57\M. Depenciahll· Bahysitt<'1 t'enl·e construction work. Wt'd. Aft 12 Ii :Jo SI ~5 hr laking a pplil"allons Tues. SECURITY OFFICERS 441 Lakeview Avenue SALARIED ~.;:0ks. M.iy 1 19 Call SALES.wmi& CABLE <\nahcirn, (.;A !J21.!1l7 MANAGER Est1malor n eeded br' ti45 1!160 3/14 bwln 9:30-1.00. Musl DESKCl.l.;HK ~.:mffood phys cond. l'"ull and or purt t1mt•, ap 11ly in Pl'rson, I\ m Food Service Aut bassador Jun. 290!1 S Substitute J.10 Fischer A venue• Costa Mes a. Ca . Manager-Assistant tu re lieve manager i dys/wk at uttractive 86 units tn Immediate port & full· l!:qual Oppty Empl}r JIB. Anza Mngmcnt ~;qua I Upportuo11 \' Employer Miines Aide Hnstol. Santa Ana On Cull Basis. 2-2• 2 hrs DESK CLERK fo'/lime pos. avail for maturt' l ady. Am llassador Inn, ~277 Hurbor Bf\d. C.M per day. $3 10 per hr. Ap- ply to I rvine Unified School District, 2941 Alton Ave, Irvine. (714 J 556-4900 time openings. Military Mff 752-1583. Call wkdays expcr. or st-ma retired -------- pref' d . Uniforms & KITCHENHELP' Mamcunst. t•xperienct"d equip. furnished. Mus t For cate ring co. Will ii) st·ulplurt•d nails have auto & phone. Call tram A!'ik for Marvin, &12-6541 _ 635·4630 for more in· 646-3820. Costa Me:i1a_. _ !'it AT u R E w o M AN formation. N.A. CERT CLASS Starlin..: sonn. a pply P ark Superior 1415 Sul)lfrior 642-2-110 Uruque Homes of Mesa RECEPT /SWITCHIRD l0<·aJ e lectrical wire '1 Verde 1s orcering u mun· lmmed. openmi.: for an l'able manulacturc>r for Lhly salary plus t:om cxper'd Pl'rson W1).(oocl pril'tnl! & quoting l"i rrussaons lo a licensee l'X· Tl;'lcx. i.1'i1ll"hboard. & cu.,.tomcr requi rement •.. penenccd m the Cosla typmg skills. J pll'asanl ExJ>t•r prC'r'd but not n 1 • Mesa real estate market. personality. & who l"an quired Ca ll C'almonl de:uroui. or manag1nl!. work w J min or F.ni.:mcenn~S-19-0336 organizing and promot-superv1s1on for a grow . . - 1nl! Un1qUl' Homes in the ing N R pharmaceutical Secretary Execut_i".c. Top Mesa Verde, 'orth Costa co. For appt caJI 6427511 salary for quahf1ed 1n DONUT S llOP, p time, Jll shifts <t\a1I Woman .age 25 or O\ t'r. Apply 1n person. D1pp1ty Donuh. IM4 Newport Hlvd. C~ Equal Oppor Employer IURNSIMT'L Ladies Serious about p llim e to welcome changing your present newcomers & conlact SECURITY standard of b ving thru merchants. Flexible hr~ l775E.CeoterSt concentrate d work Need car. lite typmg Anaheim w/people p /t1me. Cull for 547·3095_· _ F.amover$8perh_r.The appt.494·5168 Mechanic fur small FULLER BRUSH P.er.rect P L business. Hatrcutters wa nted for engines. Need exper f..i.tab route!.. 15-1-6471. new shop m C M f'xper Lad1es-fmmed. openings. person lo maintain ncet .,._ ... ' embl · · • Eam extra money thru 10tCC""H er Gardt.'ner exp'd for 55 prer'd w /c llt'ntc le. . of lawnmowmg equ1p-1 ~1llme. apply at. H1ma urut apl ~omple~ in C.M. 6.11-5030 pleasant p /llme ';ork. ment & small trucks 40 1' nle rprases 153!15 (2 3 865385 Call E.W.C. for a ppt. Hrs wk P e rmanent. Chemical L~.'. llunl· -' > . -l Hair stybst for childrens 962-8181 Good working cond1 rn~on Bch. 893·4534 GA ROEN ER. student hair styling salon, Mis-LEGAL/OFC MGR lions. Location lrvmt.' ---OK l day week. CdM sion Viejo. lmmed. Top Call 552-8200 for more 1n ---------•I A.r~a. l'amings. For inlervlew Secretarial duties also. formation. ELECTRONIC 644-5124 Call Carman 768·8801 Lotsof vancty. $950. ---- ---Ellie O'Brien 540-5001 MECHANIC TECHNICIANS 1---------Hairs tylist for beauty Snelling&Snellingof Must have owh tools salon 111 Sun Clemente. Newport Beach Agl'ncy Must be able to perform GENERAL LABORERS Wtt. ha ve 1mmedtatl· openings for Senior. lo lermedlate and .Junior Techmc1ans SETYOUROWH WORICING HOURS! Call492-~forappt_. ___ 4340Campus Dri~ neet repairs. Exper. an Urgently Needed W~se Stock Clerks HEALTH SPA Trained sales lady for new major s ports com· plex. 546-8560 Ship & RKeivin9 HOMEMAKERS Legal secretary /rec pt. for prestige Newport ~nter law firm. Salary commensurate with ex- perience. 640-8510 __ _ gas & diesel. Flex. hrs. Union s hop. Contact Ri c hard Winklt•r . 714/870. 7380 Nurses RN's, LYN'S &AIDES HMjhfftPoyR~ Houn of Choice Starr Reher So County Orange County's most Pf'ofHSiOflal Nursing Senice IRENTWOOD NURSES 2021 E. 4th Sl. S. Ana Sll1le 21!1 5'10-5551 NURSES AIDES 7.3 & 3-11. f.:xper prcr'd. Will tram Melia Verde Conv llosp.. 661 Center St.CM Mesa area. JI interci.led. ai.k for ram d1v1dual to help pre~ar\>, please contact Jim Wood proposals for chemical, at &75-6000. Rephes wall R E. Sale~ procesbmg equipment bekeplconfidential. i----------Call J. Cook. Cbeminecr R~alfstote Franehfu PeNonnel Nat I madwest corporate ore 1s looking for ext•c. LJKE CHICKE~SOUP Inc. Garden Grove. ll couldn't hurt to ('all 893-3547 ... Chuck Nash about a re warding l'Jrcwr an n •al l•--------1111!!' eslate. 1-'rcc trainmi.: ar SECRET ARY youquahfy.5405!01 R :ip1dly cx pand1nJ! personnel w /a min of 2 1----------Irvine basl'd medil"al de- vice manufactunng com - pany h as 1mmediaL .. need for Secretary \o· hand I e bu sy a n d. ehallcn~1ng position rtt portmg to Hegulatory A(· lairs and <>A, Managti• m<'nl yrs expcr. in real cslale 1 _________ _ franch isi n g for the following dcpls Marketing Advertising Accounting Train"ing Also, I person to l>c trained to become pres. & manager of the entire organization. Send com· plcte rt'sume & salary desired to: Classified ad no. 21 l c /o Daily P ilot, PO Box 1560. Costa M~a. Ca 92626. R.E.Salcs Wm. E. Doud Ir Co. ~ pioneer real l'statc firm has moved to new headquarters to Newpart Beach. Trendata "n ex time·· al lows you to beat th<' ru!.h hour trafri c or JUSl sl<'cp- in a little longer This and other "top of the line'' benefits are yours if you have the following Must have telephone & Earn $200 extra per mo. rclJable transp. Long & in your spare lime. For Legal secretary 1-3 yrs ~eneral e xperie nce, salary commens urate w /l'xp. Ins uran ce benefits. Parking. NB law rarm. Call Debbie at 714/640-0130 ~al Recept Free 4'1'.z Day wk. Hrs 9-5. Good front ore s kills & exper. for specialty prac- tice in beach city. Employer Pay:; Fee. Offlc• Man~r 1---------------i Sales personnel who wish o u l s t a n d I n g o 1> Portun1lies in rt'al estate sules· Rl::SIDENTll\L. IN CO Mt: & CO M - MERCIAL arc now b<'tng interviewed :1l 7 16 Dahlia. Near MaeArlhur and Coast llw) ~ Ideal 1•a nd1dale must h a\l' .1 -5 yl'a r11 sl'C'rct aria I experience typmi.: i.klll minimum f\f 6.S wpm. s ho rthand 861.~ wpm and d1ctaphone ex pc'ISun• E'l.rellent coni't"f pany lx·nrr1ts µlus profnA shanng To ensure lllf1 early an ten 1ew pleas•·~ call or applv in person,~ .. am llam h !'ihort term assumments. information call 751·5613 VOLT tf~ARVGEAVICES DR. PERS()t(HEl Agency of Orange Co. 1201 W. LaVeta.Ste209 for orthodonttr practice in Las:una Reh Expcr pref"d Phone Mon thru t'n. 497 2464 quallficallons· 38 ... c-DriY• o6 months or mon• <' -c --·-r-· perience 111 troubleshoot 546-47 4 I • HOTELOESKSUPRVSR F'r. desk or night audit exp. nee. Oppty for ad vancement lo asst.m gr within 1 yr. Apply an person, Mr Mazwla, 9 am to 12. Ambast1ador Inn. 2909S. Bnslol, Santa Ltclal Secretary Orange 633-9740 Small business li tigation Medical front ore. Parking Attent. P tr eves & wknds. must be 18 & have Calif 0 L C:all 63t-4!ft0 firm in Newport Ctr Experiencedonly. seeks exper d legal Help 'Wanted 71 00 mg digital eleclronic11 to <Across From tht' chip Orange Co. Airport) OR Equal Oppor Employer Ana •Knowledge of d t g1ta I ~~~~~~~~~~j.;~~~;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; sec'y. Dictaphone, typ· 1 ____ 497 __ ·_17_08_~ ing 70+. sh req'd. Call .. ----------------• ••..••................. logic t esting and troubles hoot1n1t and /or i----------Hotel Linda, 640-G980. t e c b n I c a I s c h o o J General Office gaduate. GRADER FRONT DESK Ufeguard/swim inslrtrs CLERK FUii Ume summer, part Interesting pos. grading Excellent working en-student exams. Req's vironment and company typing skills 40+ wpm. benefits. Send rl'sume or Must enjoy detail & have apply In per11on to neat ha ndwriting. Some TRENDATA CORP. Standard' Memories Div recent ofc exper. necess. Apply, National Systems Corp, 4361 Birch St, N. B. (Near OC Airport) EOE. An Applied Magnetics Co .._ __ .,... ____ _ We are seeking people t I me y e a r r o u n d . oriented penon able to C.P .R. " W.S.I. pref. work AM & PM shirts. Will train. Sun & Sall Enjoy xlnt co. benefit. Club, 24752 Toledo Way, Apply 9am-noon F.I Toro. 586-0860 Mon-Fri. Personnel MAIRIOTI' HOnt. 900 Newport. Ctr Dr Newport Beach F.qual Opp Empb'r m It <J.oo W. Segersltom "' Santa Ana, CA 927()( GetleraJ Office House<:leaning personnel, 1141540-3605. ext 213 CllDIT DEPT. 1uaranteed hrs, top Clerk cypiat needed for a wages. Must provide own EQual Opportunity vuiety of duties. Duties trans. ~9.525 · !lmploy~M /F inelude tiling, typing, 0 ____ ..... _ ~ ~~~~~~~~~ 40+ wpm, Number ap-""'"''""deanen, .. .,.,..en, llectronica UtudohelpfuUUot work· 8·3PM. Call Janie•'• PLANMR 1ni conds "ben~it.. Ap. Jlau@d1AM'a.64.>t800 r ·••"'"·b mat•""a1 re· ety. NatloBJnal .. sz!tNems Hou1elu!eperw/car, rella-,_.__. "'"' Corp .. 4361 ttn ~. •8· bl Immel Permanent ~~~/::':: <Near OC Airport) EOE. ..:· w/diaabled lady. Call Nursing SOUTH COAST COMMUNITY HOSPITAL "HOSPITAL WITit A HEART" EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITI ES "EARN & LEARN" "OPERATION EDUCATION" September , 1978 C. E. U. Provider #00463 GOING TO SCHOOL? ClilLDREN AT HOME '> Schedules adaptable to individual needs 4 Hours Shifts Available For Full/time & P /Ume RN's.L VN'S..AIDES ·For furtber inf ormaUon plQAJo contact . ' Real E:state LOAN SECY & TRNE Due lo an expansion. we are seeking an orianiwci & aggressive sec'y \\ho Realtors, Est. 1907 (71 4) 67s.MOO 'd can handle personal con-l•---------SHILEY INC. , 17f.OOG1lll•tte A\l'nut' • la£'t well. R,E. he 1s re- qwred & knowledJ!e or loan p r ol'(~~~1 n g 1s helpful. but we will tram the right person. Po!ollwn 1s in our new El Toro branch ufc This 1' a car('('r oppor. w/lht• Na lion's Largest Homt• Loan Brokerage Firm Please Call lr\'lnC, l'I\ 92714 ' 1714 ) !17!1-0500 t Rapid pay, advancement t;qual Opportunity ) & fun. Eslab acct!>. Car 1-:mployer ' ~ rcq"d. Must hilve dt•s1rc. , P 11 & F /t Fu lier A rush (' Co Call u lt 6 pm , Have something to s ell:'. 774-8552 Cla-.s1f1l'd ads do 1l well. • ----------~-" ROUTE SALES ~~~ ..... ~!.~~ ~~~ ..... !~!! i AL MAYNES 2l3/924 ·76ll ----------SALES ! ADVERTISING SALES ~ ltEAL E st ute Professionals New Plush Officl' 45,000 cars per day w /pass by: 2.000 peoplr per da y w /v i sil 2 restaurants in this new cente r . fashionable s bop s w /be our neiahbo r s . Three minutes to Newport. Irvine or Costa Mes:i. Only 12 professional11 w/be selected to starr this office. Xlnt com· 1111SSions + profit shar· Ing. Call J im Pate, 7~· 1484, 9-3 da1 ly. ltd Opp a lwJty •~11 Dtate Ofllct> tn ODetb Mesa has room for Qf\Jy 3 roor• protesslonal agettt• or traineea. Gracluated commission proiram +erttenaive trainitlll Pl'ORl'•m + OC\ Uno tomput•r servlces + MlS +++, call Roger -' Cefttury 2J-Crocker, te.5082 '" •J>Pl. YELLOW PAGES !v19::~ $24,900 Cerrltoa W. Los Angeles Orange Our Weatern Region needs f1e td salea raprwntatlY99 to Mii yellow page actvert1stng to businesa people Openings e1ust In our Cerritos, Orange and West Los AngelH dlvtsions. Must nave a m1nunum of 2 years ~Ing direct .. lea eq>enenoe1 and be ..,.. to travtt owrntgM 35-50% ot 'twt yea-. Prefer lndlvlduala hve within commuting ~. ./ ii CHCX nml l&UfTS· - • • s ' • • f DJ8oAILY PtLOT aun-.,M.-ctt,2.1-1 tw.w·~ 7100 w_ ... , 1001 -..........toY ------------=.:.::.....,::c;=::.:..:~~·':.:.. ~~T. --~ • 1041 PwuJt... IOIO Hanet 1060 tilval•r-1010 tt.lp • ................... ....................... .. ..................... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ............................................. . . ~ .... ~~::? ..... ?!!~~~~~ ..... ?!!~ !~~ ..... ?~.~~ WfJ/JtenfW.ltnsa.s Table, claw f oot Youne f ernalo dog, Qreea uphots aola & cb, West. ahow uddlo Goll dube and ba1 S..W Ml.lit be people oriented w /oiatchlng chairs. tr al n e d, g r e • t ~cood.$125. 67~79 bel w/1ilver&extru. <'Om plete t19l. Call ~/lee.pt S' hr. Vac, alck daya, lo-'2000. Call for appL ••ea w/chlldren, have 2 do&•, 10.m/a!Upm. MS-MG9 -~-~~------ SERVICE ~l phonet. muat tiave IW'ti.nefilAl."4-~ _u_.;._,f17_S._23!..;..58_____ can't keep. 847 ma ... ·""Tl-... ... I WM• • iOOd lele voice. rmt ofc ________ .;;._ __ ,Kroehler hideabed $45 Rei. Appy gelding, Gorham Sterllof, misc tv'l ~ 8 p P c • r .,, I e :11 t WA J TR ES S. e JC per Small roll top desk, To ri&bt home. Yo uni Tbls: oak drol>lf $4S, din 6 yn old, '800. serving pieces, LaScala SUPPLY IHCOIPOIATED awitcbboard .xp. Call neceuary 21 +, food & Sconceis, lge iron cban Poodle Mix. All 1hots. rm$35,646-2331 ~ 5569 pattern. 2 cold meat UJa.m.ZllOO. codctalla, luncbcs. Apply delier, intercom pbooe. neut. Pera on al Hy+. i.ervloc rorb, a table Jn person, LeBlarrltl ~720I 534-3561 Beaut. rosewood couch t~ u1 .. ald Goodl 1065 spoolli, 9 tsp, 3 demi- Needs handyman fo r expanding service dept. Light installation & maintenance work. Good pay & ~xcellent company benefits included. :"'Pe r sons applying for above " employment should know Southern :'-Calif. ~rea & be m ech anically ~ inclined. We offer a futur e w /a· ~ growing company, "why not grow with us". Job employment in Santa Ana at our warehouse. Applicants apply Sat 9-1 or Mon thru Fri 9-5 at &50 I E SpriRCJ Street Loeg IHCll 12 I 31 429-970 I r I Swltdlibon o,r Frencb Cafe 414 N $!SO, bumper pooJ came ....................... wae 1pooos. $450, all or Pu.1ae ayatem. Exper'd. Newport Blvd. NB. Lionel train access. ,_..._.. 1050 lble $40, basketball PBJCAH AIWMIS part.675-8221, pp Outgoing pel"IOD for very 1 _MM7_..;_oo;..;....______ Dough tbl. RAd klt tbl. ••••••••••••••••••••••• bkbrd $6. 644·16t7 sianed ltd. t'd!Uon prlnta --------'---- busy firm. Mwrt lY})e 55 w •m1:91SlS Kit cab. Wal. deek. SUver St,1aft. lonacustompedded r-5-t-I olNB Pitt $10. unrrmd Ge~roan Walnut Wall unit wpm. Salary based "" _, candelabras. Tier tbl. t bl b --r -055 b I.A.......,_ ... _ l2 x6h' tBSO. Color TV .. ,......r. Call _,._r Mond~n'/ Caoo's Seafooda of Mex· Marble pedestal Bronxe p 0 r a e 8 r w ll b ••••••••••••••••••••••• Y ...._.._ 13" $250. VTR NV2121 -..-..... .. . '< multiplex tuner, 8 track P 0 Box ms NK 92663 for Dick o r Linda, 1ro is hlrio& exp, food buat. Bracelet.a garnet, &turntable-allareb 'It· PUIUCA.UCTIOH · · . . Panasonic~··· broad 714/87C).74'71. waitresses for day sbift. gold & turquoise). ins pl 8 t tw MANY FINE ITEMS OF Dealer loqwnea Invited cul quality uoo. AppJy Monday-Friday, 833-9357 • u wo cus om ESTATE JEWI-;LRY, 67S.:MS3Sl230thNB Camera Video Teachers Aide before & 3-Spm. 2241 WesL Coast ~~~~ar stools. ART OBJECTS, AN· .Mway 8070 Panasonic $250. Car after school to watch Hwy. EOE. rp. · TIQUF.S, FINE FURN., ••••••••••••••••••••••• radios, CBs clock radios, childreo. 6:30-8 :30AM "w-,~-----1 App1ancH 8010 **'BUY** ETC. PHONE FOR IN· WAUTED llJde a bd l yr old $150. 3·6PM. Playground alreaaes, Uosteases. •••••••••••••••••••••\'• FO. & BROCHUR!!:. " Bunk bda $130. superv. Art8 "crafts & BayMarieRest.,2371So. FRO HT DAMAGED Oood used F\lmlture & 6'5-2200 TOP CASH DOLLAR Naugahyde Chr & indoor adlvitiea. Start El Camlno Real, San HOTPOINT SALE 3308 Appliances-OR l will PA ID F 0 R Y 0 UR otoman $'75. AM /FM 8 $2.65 hr. Possible raises <-1emente492·7962 w Warner or H~rbo aellorSELLforYou Bay Shores-antiqu~s JEWELRY, WATCHES, trk stereo recorder $195. !'r~a~£5E~E~;tJ'b3w~ Wanted a few good Sa.ntaAna.979-2921 r, MASTEllSA.UCTlOH plants, clothes, misc. Sui ART OBJECTS. COLD, Butcher block tbl & 4 k p /tl & 64M6l6 & 1 ... 9625 9-1. 2S81 Vista, Newport. SILVER S £RV lC E, chn $150. Mple drsr 9 54().4751. wor ers, me CASHPAJD ______ .,_.,_. __ , FINE F'URN & AN· drawer soo. 2 nlte stnds •--------•I F /tldmel, for&cleanlngl, For Wsbr/Dryrs/Rerrtg Supet-GarogeSole TIQUES.645·"200 mple SJ(). ea Lmps, Fan gar en ng, genera •. ~ .... m· goroot957•133 CASH PAID Hartman •t•omer trunk p . S light malnt. Appl" tn -""-"'-"-=-__ ..;___..,.:.;:..:..:..__ For 0 d used furn, anti· "' .... Moc"'--1071 anasoruc $25. ml Chr TECHNICIAN J ,. BeauUful 72" Leopard ·---' 15(). 249 Wake Forest Rd. ~=·~n~'~J~ ---------ques&clrTV't,957-8133 stole, Victor adding •••••••••··~.···:;•••••• CM Bec:fro.Mechc-'cal weekdays.49J.6222 Washer & Dry•r Comer grouping, 21tudlo machine, largo bird LE·Blond 18 x33 tapers --------- Aggressive & talented ----'------• Like nu delUJC multi· beds with bolsters, cage, Tall wood candle &~!'°ls,f!.750· Colchester I pair winch & cable young persontoberesp. WATCHMAKER cycle models only. tailored colors, green holders. S/Stet-1 cooklni: 14 "36 • $l500. T~rrct cJmper jacks. $50, for assemblinR test To ass Isl engineer Completely reblt • re· pattern It wood graln la· pots, Woman.'I clothin..:. Lat~t' Herbert. 2 0, 49"i·S040 ~~~~~~~~~~~!!!!!!!~~~~!!!!!!~~ equipment manurac· /d 1 r d r i n is bed • ye a r ble. very good "Ond. -c. Washer <nds wrk) Many 1518 · S2.~. 213·961·3434 •----------= ed w eve opment o e· ~ ,,,,., r • Sears Elec dryer $'75, 3-tur by our company. licalepreclse inslrumen· guarantee. 1 price only. 0 . E. stereo console, un lhlng1>. !'iat t Sun Miteell..eout 1010 spd bike $20, Schwinn sl· f) Candidate must be talion for 011 field. Good your choice $130 each. AM /FM. pl)ono, pecan. March 11 & 12 ,2519 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lngray s4o, Schwinn mach.ine shop oriented & working conds • ro Free delivery. Sale ends very attractive SlSO. Ma· Fordham Ave. Costa WAUTED girl's bike 135. 833-2512 must be capable or benefits&toppay. EOE. March 15th. Also new & pie Knee bole burl with Mesa751·5'63____ n HefpWant.d 7100 HetpWanted 7100 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Sectttary /fYDid machining small parts. Scientific Drilling Ii ke new ref rig. s. rrurror, cood for drHlllf!ll APARTMENT SAL f:. TOP CASH DOLLAR NEW ~ LECTROLU X. SECRET ARY Strong typing & sh. APP· repairing & troubleshoot Controls, Newport Heh freezers &c ranges al ~ table $15. Wood 1ra1n Mov1nc mu11l sell ever· p At D F 0 R y 0 u R vac uum lank type Wc arecurrentlysecking ly in person to Mr. ing mechanical a s· PhoneSS7·9054 the cost at South Coast k~tchen table w/4 blue vthln•! 1.win cunopy JEWELRY, WATCllES, wlpower brush. Cheap. ::i p eople oriented Fuentes, Robert Bein, sembliea. Good t'o. AskCorRooLittle Appliances.537-2542 vinyl padded cbalrl!, t,_,. .. , • . ART OBJECTS. GOLD, fAZ-4397. i>l:'cretary w /good typin.: William Frost & Assoc., benefits. salary open. very aood cond. $30. IX'U, re na. sof:i , chi~i r, SILVER SERVlCI!. --------- skills. Enjoy xlnt com· 1401 Quail St, N.8 . Call or apply In person, Women for houseclean· Refrig. copper tone. Rd 498-0322 ~n•<'.;~>'117c;l.02thAtnRh· 1"1ru•· Fl NE fo'U RN. & AN'. Chaf dsb, trays, bmisc. pany benefits. --.:.....--'-----1 P~C9ft Data In~ ma. own trans, part time rood, $115. Days '151·6881. ---------1 ""' ·"~" ~ s · TIQUES 645·2200 serv. pcs, copper. rass, Apply 9am-noon SECRk:TARY 16752 Hale Avenue or Cull lime. Top wages. Evenings631·2335. New. A' belae 11ora. zli·zaic ltr.1-WIO. ---wood, glass, c hina. Mon-Fri Pcrsonn1•1 Type 60 wpm, sh helpful. Irvine 549.0335 fl42.7207,642·7430 pallem, 9 pillow b&ck. GA It Ac E s A L Jo: WGGAGE TAGS ceramic. Music boxes. MARRIOTTHOTEL Salary commensurate ----'------!Near n ew lge Sl!ars $250.~-4l89 Household furn, otrc fromyourbusinesscard. Dansk Descowar e, 000 N Ct D I 548 5533 *** * * Waaher, $2SO. Gas Dryer. I i S Send one card for each molds , etc. 100 pcs. Ne!~'1ea~h r _w_e_xpe'--r __ . __ . ___ Telephone Solicitors ex· WOMEN & MEM $40. llOViaXantag, N.H. E1i":i~g.~~r~~~~nd~~~~2 :'~~i.tt~~·. at-Sun 9W Lag plus one spare. We ~~· Must Sell t l!:qu;il Oppor Emplyr SECRETARY perienced only, Sell Earn$3400amo.ormore Refrigerator good condl· h t h p l return permanently ---------mtr Good typing & dictation. Orange Coast's leading selling mobile homes. tion,$40. ' u c e", r~>?'on ory S;il llt. Sun After 9am. sealed attractive tal( & 72 pc. fine Syracuse shell Nice te lephone voice. newspaper at home, your Will train. Call Paul, Call67S.5187 Pt., N.n . 675.2672 Yamaha~. al\tqs, l>l'<l, 11lr11p, m~eling airline edge china. serv. Cor 12 . • --------.i Mature.Forsrnall,quiet phone.Parttimeorfull. ~-<X122.Anaheim. Mahog.bedrmset,7pcs,3 etc. 883 Governor SL, l.D. reqwrement.<1. Pre· $75. 60 pc sterling ore in S.A. Either 6 or 8 Must be over 21. Hlgheat G.E. Washer, 3 yrs old oak chnl, beatoCfer. C.M. vent loss & theft! For a natwareserv. for 10$100. SECRETARY hrs pe" day Mon-Fri·. commission paid. Call Women wanted full time S95. Kenmore washer, re· 631 """'l norllOnalized tu" enclose 75 Fr is " • 0"c cAC'>J .3 PM only. ..,, .. u • Sat/Sun 10·4PM. 1724'• ~ ' " pc anc can prov. , .. e currently hav e Call Marge, 540-4242 _.,.,.,..,....., _____ _;_;...._ __ , for housecleaning. Own coodft.looed '""'C. Hoover "' wallpaper fabric or •"'rv f 8 .,.,,.. M · • ...... '-IO"'SEFUL Citron, Irv. 551·6216 "Uay Glo" 'pa""'r & we 67""., occozr ...,.,. OVIDg. ~l.'cretaraal positions betwn9am-3:30pm. TB.Er M trampartatlon. 548-0757 portable wshr & dryer • ·v y~ ........., upen and ure seeking ------'----HO E SALES $175. Guaranteed & de· 9 pc Pecan din set, cost Refrig, stereo. Qn si1.e will back & tnm your 1---------- personable ind1vldunls SECRET ARY Tired of the routine? WOOD WORKER livered. 546-8672 $1300, sl $'750. Beaut. sora bed, chrs, misc. ta(tS. Or try two cards Bunk bed. maple $70. c·apable of handling a llotcl Sales DepL Thd!/1o~~~:~Y:tu! Exp inl decorator, must -----.....:..--8-0-2-0 & lvseat, cost $'755, sl Garage Sale Sat & Son . back to back. Dresser Sl60. 10.spd $25. '\anety of secretarial Xlnl skills. APPLY lN read/understand print. llcydes $395. 6 pc Qn. bdrm sel. Fu • rt • PRICES· Bauer hockey skates, u '1ultcs. Xlnt typtnJ: & ~h I' E R s ON, M 0 n. Fri . lll-1095 Work al bench w /min •••••••••••••••••• ••••• CO!ll $'72S, sl $450. Parquet rn, car pa • s. misc· $2 ea or 3/$5 3, $15. Kg sz bed frame requirC'd S750 per mo 9am-4pm. Time-Life Libraries supervision Gd cond, NEW & USED BlKES wd game set cost $759. st 3tl2Tart Way, C.M. 4 Stags $1.60 l'B. w / b 0 JC s pr gs, $30. PACIFIC MUTUAL Sheraton Newport Equal Opp Emplyr m /C pay, bt>nef. Call for appl Recond. Buy. sell, trade. ~-3 pc corrcc tbl &el Honda 350 $400, 10-spd 61sta~s $1.SOea. S.16-7007 700Newpurt Centt'r Or 4545 MacArthur Blvd 540 2860 or apply Alfred Cycle &Co. 2488 Newport cost $340, st $185. A_lso bike $25, color entertatn· 1001" more $1.40 <'() --------- Newport Beach Newport Beach Television M Gordon Designs. 250 Blvd. C.M. 64Z·79t0 c1t;s. lamps, wall uruts. menl center $175, S.pc Sal~ Tax lncludl!d Gas dryer. llatcb cover i'"'ual c>ppa E ploy T.V. SYSTEMS Fisher, C.M. ---------pnced below. 770·2881 Kindston drum sel w 13 NO CARD" tbl. 4x8 slot car track ta· ~. r ,m er Secretary to regional -----1 Bike for sale, girls bl 633-9357 l ... STu • r.a Word Processor Schwinn, 14 " frame, House full of rum. for cymbals, 8' slainless sll Draw your own or c;cnd e. s a I es mgr, ad · " ""~ al Cb Good d 3-tub bar s ink, beer name. address. phone & ....... _:c .. ________ _. rruruslralive duties. Full Operun' a• for 1·ndlvldual 'U/.ilt. sccrelarv. Strong very good cond, $35. ~c .. e~"""" eap. _ con · pi"tcb•rs •· a m· ....w .... . : _ i. .,......,,.,., ~ "' mu,..s. isc. we ·11 make one card per lnstrurntftts 1011 · *S t . ume Lag Nig area. Call with 1 yr. exper. aa &lypmgreqd.Apply ~132 rest. & bar equipment. tag.Add 25<each. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ecre an es* day or night 499·4386 telephone or cable TV in· WC::~ ~~r. ~m~~26 --.-, 3-s-pd-.-la_d_ies-.-S-c_h_w_i_n_n. H. B. Condo rum 11ale. Beer & sort drink gaug~s Send cbeck or money or· • 1::mployl'rs Pay All Fees SECRET A.RY staJler. M~t have valid Prosl & Assoc." 1401 Quail like new. $'75. 552.3310 or p I a n ts, d re 8 s er . & boses +more. Sal/Sun. der to: KhtcJ Trwnpef $90 • ., Liz Reinders Agcn<'Y drivers lie. Call 644·3389 St, Npt Bch. _546-__ 7206_______ hid e abed, 5 l c re 0 . _88_1_v_1_ct_o_n_a_S_t_. C_M ___ 1 PILOT PRIMTIMG • 548·7666 • ~ 4020 Birch, Ste 104 Experienced part time, 9am· ·ut noon 213/592·5324. r.·"'•munnrt Bear b 833 Sl"'I Lype/shrthnd, Newport THE IRVl"""E CO. J et 1 pd .. . ---------1 Multi-family sale: 21ti4 P.O Box 1560 Office Funtihln & ,.,~~,,... "' " Would you like :i business euo O.s 24 men s c t M ,. '"'fl"" U>ll for Appt/F:~tah 'GS Reach. 644-5400 5SONewport Center Dr. bike. $50. $100/off. 8' Naul(ahyrle Meyer Pl. CM. SattSun os a t!s.i, "a."'"<> EquiP"'fnf 8015 Newport Beach ol your own ? You don't cAa.0803 Sofa,xlntcondilmn. 9·4.Burgams!! ••••••••••••••••••••••• SECRETARY need an offll'e lo start. ,,__ PUILIC AUCTIOH Professional office seeks Equal Oppor Employer He~in al home, foll or Brand new girl's Nashiki 546--2587 Antiques. odds·n·ends. MANY ITEMS Of'' FIN lo: ~~~~I u~~c d~~~ow~et:[h cxpcr. well or"anized. part/lime. Ideal for sprJ..spd,w/bskt&lAAk. Loose pillow Couch & UilO Tusltn Ave., Cost;i ESTl\TE Jt-:WEl. lY , "' h .... d & ·r "" in family. Co:;t $650. Will self-starting individual. TREX/FIUMG .,,!!;-;~.!! w1 e team. Perr. cond. Moving! Chair. rust & browns. Mesa. Sun. J-5PM ____ ART OlJJ ECTS, AN sar .... "". 847.9360 Xlnl typist (65 wpm) Petroleum m.kt 'g co. in -~--Mustsell$40.6'7l-8552 xlnt cond. $400. both. GIA.HTSALE!!! TIQUES. F'INt; fo'URN., ~ Good telephone manner. Lag u n 8 Ni g u e 1 . YARDM"'""" 545-1866 days, 551·17SU ETC. PllONF. FOH IN· Workbenches, wood & Non Smoker. CPA firm """" Cats 8035 ev~. ask for Margie Scout Troop YT. 3rd An· FO. & BR OCH U It E . metal. glass showcases, exper. a +. Challenging Responsibilities will be Rental center has open· •••••• .. ••••••••••••••• nu».! Sule. 8:30-5. March 645-2200 cash boxes. files $35-BS. SECRETARY work, pleas ant co· heavytelex&ofc.filing. ing s for 2 men . PERSIAN. Blue male. Sofa,greeo/blue,likenew 11 & 12, Lido Js lel---·------solid wood desk $65, .- workers. Beautiful loca-Prior exp both areas es-Mechanical knowledge CFA reg. 9 wks old. $135. Luggage $20·$50. Clubhouse. 701 Via Lido drafting stools, exec. & Jmmed opening for or-tion Newport Center. sential. Some Ille secyt'l helpful. neat handwrit· ..,...7..,,c Ano •016J 1. 645-0963 Soud, N.B. Donations $1.29.95, Frame, pedestal, sec 'y chairs ,25.45• SECRETARY/ BOOKKEt::Pl.;R Salary open. Front officr ~ppearance. Ability to handle t•lients of small office CPA. Call 759·1721 ganlzed secy w /pleas Call640-2S39 as fill-in. Salary com· Ing nee. Weekday off . ..,,.... .,...,or.....,......, u ie ---------• (714)673-1610. heater. mall. hner and personality, type60wpm. -----------mensurate w /e xp /· Will Lr.ain. Apply, 1930 n..-IO""O 9 Ft. special made ofr fiU kil Jo1oat'N Dream t Y Pew rite r s & SH •. kl' r Good 1· fl I ) ---r .. ..A.It l'AU p . I s s calculators. 631 ·2777. "'m g pre . SECRETARY/CLK qua 1 cat on. (714 Newport Bl.CM ••••••••••••••••••••••• wm e .... an rovmcta al' un 9-4. Drum set. Watcrbcds 21164 Beach Joe. nice ofc's. FrinJ?l' To handle real estate in· 495-1980 •t rs Kraft or ----DOG TRAINING naugabyde couch. $275. wt>t.swt. fishing tackle. 10 Blvd. HB. 960-3202 Steel desk & Chair. $.SS benefforco&f1nanneld vestor accts. Com · MrsKujawa. MerchandiM YourPlaceorMine Offwhite.beaut1Culmar· spd. surfboards, lO)S. both.Call 833 8202 . f . & ••••••••••••••••••••••• John ble top ltaitan provincial Barbie coUection. lamps . -540. 7215 munaca ion. lypmg, Tow Truck Drivers ex-.A.ntiqlln 8005 Martin 548-0059 coffee table. $125. Oak 8 etc. 11996 Glllman,h'enna!'I members hip --------- SECRET ARY ~~·t "\3~ s:il~ ~!1;f:l. ~r'd. Top pay. Apply. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cocker Spaniel puppies, drawer triple dresser lrvme. (Off Michelson E. avail. Mesa Verde Coun-~rtt each: FS200 Bur-)ii4ortqaqe LMding 6M~o e s. G&WTowmg,IOOOlrvlnc PUIUCAUCTIOH AKC, bufC & beautiful. w /m1rror & 2 Com· ofCulver)552·8397. tryClub 552·4110 roughs Accounting Secretary 1o secondary • . . Ave, NB642·1252 MANY ITEMS OF FINE $175. CdM, 759-9052 modes. All drawers are Ki . machines: 3 yrs new market adminislralor or Sec y/Bkkpr. Rea_I TOWTRUCKDRIVER ESTATE JEWELRY. cedar hned. Needs a ht· Near new couch & r('fni: 4 ngTutllrkNc; Class 5000 addresso- ' national mortgage in F'~l/consl exp req. Mail Exp. mecll. ability. gd ART OBJECTS. AN· Beaut yel. Lab pups, 6 tie refinishing. 1295. or washer. dryer, & much 646-5308 graph & class 6400 resume to 2845 E Coast wks. $50. Gail Ryan. bst offer over $275 Call more Reas 1 orr. Sat1Sun N 1 1 h 1 --Graphotype incllld 'g i;u ra nre company in H . CdM 92625 . pay+ comm & benefits TIQUES. Jo'INE FURN.. 979-5340 orrc. 545·6996 btwn· 12&3, & afler5:30. 12-4545-5376 ' ehar YL ndeV: t lfr ·loubn g&e storage cabinets & SUP· Newport flea ch area. W). A.C. Auto Serv1ce J 14C ETC. PHONE FOR IN· home. ~ c r. a It'> go t u s plies: Pitney-Bowes mail S..•nd rc~~mc l-0 A<l#23l , Sec'y/recepl. Progress Calle LOs Mollnos, San FO. & BROCHURE. ---Solabed,6 pc kitchen set earl. An,t . l\e w1ng inserter. Open to offer. l>a1ly 1 !lot, Roi< 1560, architectural firm Npt Clemente. 492-3805 645-2200 Springer Spaniels, A KC F..ntire household sleeper Cabtnt:t d!ning t.ablc, GI:: machine. Cofft·l· Ll~I. 4 Please contact Mrs. Fin· ~Costa M<'sa. CA 9'l626 Cntr .. Slimulali!Jg~ fast TR I\ 1 NEE . S 31 e 11 , ---------ch.amp. lines. Hver/wht. couch, chairs, dinette dry.er, Electrical ap· rattan bar slooh Sofa. negan al 631-1200 btwn g Secretary P(r 9.3 Fish movrng wor king . al· Clerical. Girt Shop , MUSIC IOXES .!_'!_ks. shots, 646-76118 w/6 chrs Maple drop PI 1 a n c e s . M a n Y Mtst'. !.160·441!1. 9f;tl 3740 am toS pm wkdys tno6phe e M f ge leaf tbl 'rn cb , household articles. 181 --. ___ . _ _.....;. __ _ emcrJ?<•ncy :11d program . r · any .nn Prefer H B resident, CLOCKS GERMAN SHEPHERD, • u more . Costa Mesa St, CM Sa.ve S. custom drapenes. Pets 8087 vry bsy N<'wport llarbor hen~r.ita. Only highly must drive. Interesting Slot Machines, Nickelo· -AKC~ 5 weeks, Xlnt SJ6..7870 <tiret·t from workroom, ••••••••••••••••••••••• t:ouncil of Chur ches quahf1ed person call for position for someone deons, pt\onographs. quality. Good watch King size mattress. box Sat/Son. 8-3, washer. $4~; _frf.'<'e)\t. 631·5210__ •RO DOG TR ... IHIMG 645,80!i0b'75·3809 appt. K.O.E.640·5060 over 30.714-673·2634 or World's large•t selec· dogs.638-9308. · ..., .. 2 b l I ~as dryer $t2s· refrt" r A .. spnngs . .,.,.,. ar .s oo s · • ,., 'The Blwfs" Eslat • S· I•· S""c1'al1'z1'og a·n problem S ·ce St t ' All Call213·430-4992. ti Al 'ft $20both 968·7148 SSS: tug~al(e: muc h ' l.!.ac ""' SECRETARY erv1 a ~on en·---------on.. so gt s, AKC Blond Coc ker. · mur bmore.SLSlGeldmg Pvt ply, everything to solving. puppy training p rr position for emci~nt ~~~· . .;:1re;Pditi~:.Y Ap& TRAVEL AGENT ~~~~~~et'nt!~~~ uc;~: female pup, 7 mos. All Double bed. box s prings, Cir, HB. Nr Plcrce/Rolsa go .. Sor as, chair~. rnrt from 10 wko;, in home !ICCY Oictaph e t p g W I exp er s e 11 in g . 0~ • shots. Housebroken . mattress & metal rrame Chica. dtn g tbl. bdrm set. dhl service. Ref's avail. & e~joy deta~r ~o~k,~n f!;nSeh~lRStaLioo, 17th & c rui ses I tours. top 1802 Kettenng: Irvine. $150. 494-2986 w/roUers. Less than 1 yr e It' c bed. mar h I c • _542_"_·9"i_l4·-·------ buc;y R.E. ore. Call Lila, '" :..:.·--·-----! beneflts.675-1311 754 tm.OpenWed.-SaL old$55.640.7225 Room A/C $50. blkt• S."> crystal. imporls. etc· 83J.2900 Black Labrador Puppies. lOO's of other items. 33062 Many misc items. Sat & HOW OPEN · ~'3':c5e ~~~ ~1!': ~~;~ TYPIST srEWARTkOTII Pure bred. 8 wks old. S50 2 studio couch beds. cov· Christina, D.P. 493·'.r125 Son .• 9;30 5 or l1y oppl. IARIAllA'S II b · Small Costa Mesa busi· ANTIQUES togdhome.492·9413 era & bolsters incl, $15 548-9798, G53 Vis ta s1:"'CLI~ SECRET .a.RY She • 17t & lrvUle, NB fi h. Garage Sale "'··n Mar 12 ~ rr _,. ness 1rm has an opening American Oak Antiques AKITAS eac 642·3365 ..,.. · · Bonita. NB. (off Mar Vis· Comm'! Loan P lat'orm. Serv. Sta Help needed im· for individual with xlnt ··~ R od · Adult Ak'l d g Walnut St, btwn 6th • ta nr CdM Hi Sehl) PET CEMTl:R •· t·...tng akt"lls. Pleaaanl "" ne epr ucuons 1 a 0 s are Beautiful antique lov· 7th. H.B. Everything ---------Co Lin r :Neat appear. req'd. Good med. F\lU or p/t. Apply, Tt'' 7 Oyer Rd SA. available to seled homes mplet.e e 0 b kills 990 E Cst Hwy N_....t surroundings & xlnl fr. · · · b A'-' R eseat w /2 chairs. goes.Alsocampingtrlr. LEAVING Area. Liiiian PetSupphes lyping&a s · Jkh. · ' -r inges. M~t be a non· (atNewportFwy) l r u -.ala escue. highboy & dresser Ballard membership '" Fish•Birds•Puppies ·•· llmoker. Call CaLby, 751-8922 524-5195 wtcover alass & mirror, Unique, mirror pictures. price Includes $20 Kltteru; •Monkeys Call714/SS8-5280 ---------1 540-38'l2 SIL.KIE TERRIER PUP k~ibed&tendtable,19' Camejfish'g, gear. tran s'rer ree. $1 50 Albre ed dog & cal For An lntervw Appl SIWIH~ WHOLESALE PIES. A.KC Registered. C refr1g. 646-2!531 c~oss w. raft, 15 s pd 646·6188 a rt. 6P M or l{T'O()mlOf?. We buy smalJ UHIOH IAHK _.1!.111.1.y 5 TYPIST TOntETRADE Ca.11968-4139. LAROE BAR and •tool· bake, furn., toys. dee. wknds breed puppies. fllONewportCtrDr, """"~ OR Xerox 800 exper. Dusy " " shelves, It. fixtures & -------- Newport ~•cb ht&ZndShlfts ofc near OC airport. NOW OPEN Shih Tiu puppies, A1'C, Sharp $195. 673·7204 muchmore!Sat/Son8toKING CAMBRIDGE P1~8al~e':t~~c~g;h~~. • -v .. ualOpporEmployer Must be fasL ck accur. Champion sired. $200. 7Sl·l400Enld ?~ W A T E K B E 0 ""'t 52 W/ultr . lb l "-Main .. H.B. 536-4466 •• ~ Immediate openings ror 7 -'Z3T1. TO PUBLIC PP. 71~ Photo en1argtr, dryer & Ch arity Garage Sale asontc v ra ors <ll , __ _;_ _____ _ full time perma nent equipt. Aquarium, boy'! Furn, H/H clothing, heater: 3 rails steel 11'1-.ot & °"Jes 8090 . SECRETARY handHWlngoperatorsat TYPtSTWAMTID OPEN7QAYS Samoyed pu1J6, btful, 8 blke,glassware,clotht"s, Misc .• 9 AM Sal & Sun. motorcycle trlt; Dyn:i· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Areyoubrigbt,oulgoing, growing medical pro· F /time po&ltl9f\ in our AWEEKH. Wks old W/papers + boob, recorm, games, 610 W. Bell Off Gym; MinollaSRT 101, Starck Baby Grand, highly motivated, w/ ex· ducts company. Must be typing dept. Xlnt work-S..wn AnflqiMS Ltd shots, champion line, an Ores ac artlfacll!. 704 MacArthur 545-1961 wide angle 2x telephoto Ml'diterranean mabog- 4!eptional secretarial able to read and follow ini coada 6 co. benefits. I 5292 lolM Chica 5or wkendll, 495-0415. Marigold, Cd M. Sal/Sun. 556-3822 300mm. tripod & case. any $800 968-3624 akills? apeclflcatiOns. Excellent Must be reasonably fast H. ( 770-2749 · · ·-l)byoo1eta ll:lt'lt outof company benefits,profit 4'•ccur.Applyin person1 I. 714tlf3·7S09 AKC BUFF COCKER, Matching Medlt. Uv rm FUmiture,Tools,Cump·~ Antique Grsnd Upright .. )>eln« a part of a top. aharinlJ program . Pe n ny• aver, 16 6 u re m • 1 1At Y r 5 • R a tbls & din set, ant. whl, equip, Stereo, Plants. Potters Wheel, Lockable Pi an o. good con d . ,notcbOl'ganlUUon? Appl)' in peraon PlatenUa, CM 8 Sheridan dining chairs, w/chlldren, btrul, xlnt 11ota, other item&. etc. 3117 Dub~n St, C.M. ~~1ven kick $200 Call ~0348 Arc )'Oii loolrtng fot a or by t~ephone hand-made llJlO. Fine papei;a. $1501962·3090. 98.1-0081 off Watson lll back of . -Be--0---b--t-$4_25_ entt1fyln1 Job and • 9a.m.·1la.m. UT1UTllS Ollna&crysta1.Ms.096S frMtoYou 8041 Kg n catm cedar Fecfco KIMGTUTTICICETS ~~~u:' a~uet~ plea Hnt profeaaional SHILIYLAISIMC c-...... ·TOI ••••••••••••••••••••••• waterbed, at.In glue ln New tenn is equip & 4tkkotad.:8128.963-7611 32pedals.586-8391 ... .ulni! 17600GllletteAve vv.111""" ~FIMDS TODAY Small, loveable, rema;,;ile b d b r d, -a cram e 1 ....,. Ea k 'Dien. we have a great Irvine, CA 92714. RaptdlY expanding cable ..... k Wei b "' c othl,nf. Girls Luvit & ~ oa &ter wee . L--rfh-G--..t... . 1094 ) ~leviafiin co. bu an Im· ""'' century oa s outdoor cat. Needs g canopy, cabinet, bnch, Ditto 1 pants. n 10·14. C ....-...,. vvu. apotCoryouwockingina (714 979-0500 med. Opening for a cupboa.rd, 18tb cent. bome.546-6441 see n to belleve It. Mens4'women'sclot.hes. ar~et manufacturer ••••••••••••••••••••••• truly profesalonal, Equa!Opporto.nity uWitl•coontinator. Tho Geor11a';l Bowfront '15-9496.'60(>. Bumper pool Bean bag clo5~ out mill trials & ReJrulatlon g• AMF pool ~.!!::,::;':::::wr::::; Employer poiltlo n de m ude a cbest. Cncket table.: ~Procedures eas)' Imported b~ndbags & irregulars. 54M1Rl __ ~~!!~. 1" slate, $750. M 'A"N A G E M ENT bllflly producUN pro-Oat Settle. Sat, Son 12·5, this lovable male Early Arnertcan at1le linen•. TV vi~eo re· Med . Bauch Io m b .....,.., .... . OONSULTANTS. Sr. atlaeo,lad.fwantedto fe11. lndlv. wb; wUl ~~1"· l>over Dae:Mbund.536-83l2 tda le loveeeat, orng 6 corder. Rock LP s. Toys. Microscope Chinese TY-.-... -------CJ~ for an Interview. live In. PTH board • perform Jobst fleldln1 • Free to 1d home, 2~ yr 1okl. new, Sd:J, 141-3ff9 Mi• c. Hu n t int It.on nap, utlque poker t a· HtA, Shno 1091 A9t ror Ji(r. J J... Barner, room. n.r & Cout Plua. •futlllt.J en1t1e rib • n.tncan Phyfe 6 needlept old M. Do berm ao. eonv. aofa, Jtal Prov., Harbour. 4th Island, 38441 ble, atthit lamp, guitar. ••••••••••••••••••••••• = Oii atod lOUt 6$'74172 pertoba.1, atcu,. ex· dlnlq set. oak table, vie· 8'2-87815 wbttaoad, S40G, I-pc wbt KumboldL Dr. 9·3 Sun 541-tl.54 aA 7PM Btrul. 25" COLOR TV ron· lncllllliftl ealar7 ITOCIPIRSON cavaU1 1 permit.I fr =Pbelr =c.Mlnt G«tMD6bort.batr/Lab wlcku Hl $225. Scott only. llO YDS J>umpkln n,1lon sole. $151, l yr. warrao· • 1 to N ••POt't P /tlme. LJ""•ol" .. &... .... malntalll d.ai. on COO• .P. · pupa, tweeb. aJlenL lawn·mowet $25. Qeno equip, aid booU, C\1ll &i pad. 31 Ydt c.lerr ty. treedellv. 642-SS40. fJ'olenlon&l P enonnel .. -· etructto•, In Lo e &ZLLING· collectibles &46-0l58 .._,. concert photos car -nyJOD cpt 6 Dr,. aa 50 !lervtc., 4IOO Campus, nltbta· WalCSGPeOi •P.P-~. Orup •No. .. ,4 · U •Y•~v1 ""rt' 1 b •· ~-.,..... · Samul 2000 cassette n· ~lLo oo, Newport Jy In per•on. DS7 E. SU tleto CowJU • ,\p. 1111 books, •0 d ~ 1 IDOIJ oict Fem Irish Set· kt a llO(ati.d rrs. Xl.nt stenoa, •• s cot cs • ,_m.7to0.NaDC')'Ot' Ed, corder +speakers $300. --~acb,traO. Coe•t Hl1bway. CdM, ~muatbt l•mWar detlk,miac.97f.2'183 ~ pod b COftd.UYnnch ... $11ta. mltc items. 3719 Blue '7l!1M9198n. 75&-WO "jiiCJu:TAllY, P/X, 901De BOB. , w/Hrl.11 • undertrawrd BRAU ~ to ome. OIUGWlH Key, Cd.M. 8'4·&TOl Miftlc thrul. w•tch, eih•er Pcllt Color $140. Ser C1u1r aldb4 •tnln&. Ga hrf. llaPP'-milletalllllCOm• ~!· ~U. 4s bt Ll.GHT FtXTURl'JI <IO ~h c.--. Dog 1 Attn.ell~ louqt ebalr 6 Motor bome Colemen bracelet, emerald 6up. Spanlab Consolo f3SO • • .,.,.)ot.f?W.l . ~.,...,..1,..,_ ~b10 to pl11St. az:.~Y· .BATHROOM mos•hwl-';; • ., • ~ ..-r.i co1ors. toe>l.r. Lawn mowere, ~~ rin11, Jewtlr,y. ~Aft.erZPM •-.- 1 elq>a".11 a• PlXTUR£& .,.,.,.._ · $1.U. ~ l -•a• • rcbircrator, (u dryer, .ven.lnp . ~• ~ ekllla to .. 1 i.v.ln-'' .JI09• odtn tG JIAllDWAJlf: _,.,29:15 --~•_v!_llau IOil, ~. cartop ptillman 22"1Mllth~TV,$100. ,,_.,..It la ~ t:: s1•• •'•rUfl.;:l Is SUWVAN'S ., ~--• P'emale to i ood ti~. Pauuwtn1. Aft ~~e&:i: Beblot, lbma 1 m11. see Ted m .,:o;~~':~acn. =-====~aid r.:! ~.~.A. l ==~Lo•·'~1.~lllo.I~ ~~l E.'i'ett"s'1,?!:r~ aacMtootd ... K°'• SballmarH,Clil . ···--L _ llqlllNA,.:-•w.. ciiiiD....b-':ii'Uitt 1° " .... ---_ Ii----·~&-i"~ -an-.~ ., ..... ,. .. IM 1i AllUclvt tiarwd t.ottM ~o:Ji'to ~=~ llaplt tut'll. &Jnc .=....... .... :.,~~~l '1500: •• !%£.!~ ........... lot &•Jrtl.lalH JH\l • iflii -nmuildaalr... ·< .... ,,.. ......... ,, -( !• ~ .... twti, ......... HH•H••••H• I tjl 9el0 ....-~. Naoc.r, ..u....a,d·fo;r. wm o.a...., 1 i:: t':t-..i•Cin:.-~ , ,_ .. "tae.;··~ lf.wlfrt-. ...._ ~ u.w .-...... u.Mecl aMkCaA ~billl -... .. ~ ............... .. 1 .. tnCU · ·· trala. •ut M nall 1,_...CW!lt·-= =-.·~ Jti¥L.-liaUw!Miai · .:~~~ ~-=•m tnu~ tact~·~ck ---·~flwo ._ IOUP Erilnd• OB. M ldleittnl9 ·-:-.,... • ....,__,. -~ ~cfollMU.:7 k*.-' .i 1 or c.~ .,~ •. a.':;..,"" ~=mama $11. -~ .... ' • I ,, v ~ ~ " ' ~l. ""r~ ~· • -E .. ., -j ·-f' . .. • ,_ I , • ,, • ~M--. loah.lt..t/ loah.W 9060 UatoRvd.s/ Trailen.Tnntl tt70 T...U t HO ............ 9010 Ct...+tt 9050 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Scoohtra 9 I SO •••••••••••••••••••••"• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ............................................... LASER #38481; Xlol rac-.............. \ ........ '76 Coleman teat-trailer, FULL sa.ECTIOH V-. 9570 A.dos. lmporhd AMtoa.;t.,arW • •ZODIAC Cllarter plush 00 yitcht, log record. Must sell 11176 Hooda Super SpOtt lots of extras. $3000. OF 1971 GMC ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••-•-· SUnday, March 12, 1078 OIJLV e.ot •zt Port-A·Marin• reasonable, buurly ur fut. $950/bst ofr. S!IO.Lomi.$12.00.Callbef 962.96Sl MOOB.SMOW T100DGEVan.109"WB. IMW 9712 o.t.. t720 lnflatableBoals dat.ly.Newport87S.2172 ~Kevin SAK, bwta 3 ·5PJll , AlltoSer Ice:,.... Pick •X•' VS. Custom paint, In· .............................................. • 292:SCollece. C.M. -.-.. Sal 9060 ~ • ... _!__....!...~ 9400 Sub ups, va~J· l a, terior , wheels & tltea. 72 240% (7l4)~ ---. •~..A. i • ,_c~ urbans "" mmys l.o.ded must see \0 ap----------1 •••••••••••••••••••••••-...Sips/ m4 Honda MR.50. Sml ... •••••••••••••••••••• pricedaslowas • preciate. $7SOO. Call AUWm&Uc,aircondWon- GRA Y MAllME FUJI· YAMAHA Docb 9070 dirt bike. Good cood. Muncie 11-22 •-apd, Nu $4 358 (714)552-5511 days 1na. map. <tllJ07). The tradJUonal heavy du· DliLBS "••••••••••••••••••••• $17S. 9S3-59Z6 Mr. Gasket bani: sblller • 7 1 G M c y, to n OHL Y $3195 ty, ll'11twel1bt marine Yacht Brokerage ~ Interest In Avalon '76 CB360 H nd che incl's bellbouslog, fly ptc:kup.(M!i889) '73 GMC ~too surfer van, engine To 3SO HP. Ge· Llstmgs Wanted! mooring (50') #163. C8U cood.. See o 11• •• ~ wheel, pressure plate & ' V-8 C\IStoto, must sac. n ~ ~ ~ par h So.Awest..,. (805) 922-3190 or 922-5775 Miut sell 7~-~={eca · :,::~ ~o 111 ~:~ 960-3908 all S:30 A ' tr: Bristol Y.clit Sales Exp. sailor had 40' sUp e, up or '63Cbevy Van. Runs great Services, Cosla Mesa • 2616NewportBlvd. avail. in Hunlg Harbour '76 Yamaha JT400, wbt ~ $600/beat. offer. and Looks great-SSOO. (714)89.2-8541 Newport Beach at oo rental cha rge. bros. setup, xtras. Good 673-5761,631-0053Rick GREY MARlNE ENG'S (714) 673-9211 Would lite to share In the oond. $900. 892-5073 .,.._for SClht Used 2S & 65 HP. Alao 4 , . use or 28' to 40' :sail boat. 1971 Triumph Daytona .............. , ... ••••• "12 Dodge van, cstm in· c r l manifolds. To m Lido 14 f150. Sunfish 13, Evstwknds,846-3465 500, $6SO or best ofler. Aftllcp1u / terior,mags,bdn,$3500. Rlker,548-3561 S395. 21 Sloop $350. Ski See Ted, 775 Shalimar, Clas.ks • 9520 ------====:.i -631-·~------- bull'95. 558-1833552-8880 • lf.3, CM. ••••••••••••••-••••••• YANMARDIESEL CAL 25 1 ded / · WANTED '64 Buic k Con vert Marine elect. gen. Close • oa w eqwp. $300 Fl d L' f MotorHoa.s. Scftf Skylark p'W1" top PIS out Tom Riker dealer S>OO. 0 er "ee or R..-&/S"--160 ' ' ' 548:3561 ' 847-9403 permanent slip. Clean 36' """' ·-~ P/B, A·l cond. &l ofr. -------------------1 Trawler well main-••••••••••••••••••••••• 673-1023or6ll-4076. Outboard motor Sears WESTSAIL 28 cruiser, tained, I~ references. Rent a 1977 Excutive •53 cad. Fleetwood .&SM SHP, ucellent, $135.' beaut., x.lnt cond .. PP. No parties oo sleeping Motorhome or Mini-ori mi Sb ' 67s.6278 Call 714-673-9301 ; 675-8734 an board ~o kids. Uve motorbome from Herb I · owrm nul 1 ------· ---1 . ooLido 67$-2.956 Friedlander. Call any ol owor. Unbelievab e. OB, 4HKP, Johnson, new. HOBIE 16. Race eqwpped · these oumbers $'500/offer. QSX319. '63 lntetn1 PU. Short box, '73 Ford Van, 'h too, 302 wbtac>Olcewhls,lrgknob-V-8, lo mi, P/S, P/8. bies, 4-cyl eng. Ofr. $S400. Dys 5'0-2252 ~r 979-0183 or 754·0146 Eves 675-~ Cony360, 1970, '76 Chevy surfer Van 21,000 mi. '60(). Completely cstm. 25M 645-1028 af\ 5 wkdys New tires SS,500. 644-0986 1978BMW's HERE NOW! COMPUTE IODYSHOP MOWOPIH EXCB.LBCT saEeTIOMOF IMW RESALES We may have your next car in our inventory. Call us today! 831-2040 49$.4949 ~·~l '""~ .... Hf •'I .. tll "'~ H ll l\j l 11\o (~ 1 l' ... t I I ,, ' ,, R.S/ 771! I 'i~O·fl H; 1976DATSUM 710WA.c>M Automatic, air cond •• AM /FM ttereo tape, roor rack, radial tires. & 24,flOO mlles. (3'21\VZ). OHLYS3799 PlusTax&Licen.se Several other amall cars to choose from. $375. ALSO, LIDO l4. w/trlr. $1250. 979-2880, Boats. Speed It 891-6777 21!/285-lfll9,&&2·3815 &M.2932 ext2Uwkdys Ski 9010 537.7777 '57 0lds4dr,neweng,like '71 Datsun P.U. Sunroof, '77 Dodge Tr-.tdesman 100, mag Ures, custm lnter, 4 spd, warranty. $5800. AM/FM s t ereo. Call 5'3-<£Maft.6. WAMTB>TOIUY Nabers loah. Power 9040 F 0 R S A L E 0 R ••••••••••••••••••••••• 12Mlll new. $1450. Chris or Harriet 979·5345, ,....,. F d w· d V Quali ty used BMWs. oreves&wlmds673-0521 ""' or m ow a n, ROY C •RYER IMW ---------' High back seats, VS, ""' AUTOC9CTH Div. or Nabers Cadillac 14251ADRST. ••••••••••••••••••••••• CHARTER. 1970 57' BOAT SLIPS 847·9809 YOUR Columbia. 675-2075 & IOA TS Motor.._ R...tal Reci NHDIMll '77 Chev ~T. Fleetslde aul.O, IHrk, aux. tunk, lS40JamboreeRoad (8'), Silverado, loaded, immac, $21,000. 494-6671 NEWPORT BEACH ACROSS FROM FEDCO COSTA MESA FfSHIMG Laser lt2SS3 Good cond, Avail at beautiful Lake 11'/J to 32' Yellidn 9530 IOAT IS HERE!! w /xtra dagger board. Perris Marina, for re· F\tlly self contained •••••••••••••••• .. ••••• p.p. S3S-8500 alt 7pm. '72 ford. V-8, p IS. p /B. ___ 6_4_0._6_4_4_4 __ 540.9109 $650. 540-2491 servahons call Don Reeervenowfor DUNE BUGGY, Meyer's Moore (714) 657-4115 Holidays &weekends. Manx, remova ble 21Ft. CHAMPION c..n:-Sabot $195 REGENCY MOTOR --"ll """" · k 20 1977 Cb bardtp, mags, b ig tires, CF5'17BB. Flybridge, * 552-0664 * ~p1ac • • evy HOME RENTALS 1690cc, street legal. sina:le screw, galley, VS. OMC inbrd/outbrd, Q2SN. Harbor Blvd, S.A. Sharp, see to appreciate, head, bait tanlt. Sleeps 4. New Naples Melcraft ooly 40 hrs on eng. Fully * •531·2503•• $18SO. 962.9714 Engine completely re· Sabot, red, sail incld, tarped, $9500. 499·4764, , , built. Electronic gear in · $350, 661-6167 afl5. 628-6194 75 Vog ue 2 9 fu lly ~ Roce. cl. depth rlnder & brand . . equipped w/xtras, 23,000 Rods 9540 new, unused 2.way FM CAL 25 .. Four sails. Glassply ski boal I /~. mi, $23,500. 957-0727 or ••••••••••••••••••••••• dJ & RO F ....,""" Race/crwse. $8250. lrlr, cover5, good condt· 646-3648 D t t l ra o . ~ or Call 548 6675 lion $2750 646-8052 or rags er II e up or best offer. C31l eves & · S»:is:2l · '74 motor bm, sips 6, self Cb~ysler or flathead wkad.'I. 645-9376 '75 Cat.allna 22, fixetl keel, cont, air, power, many engtDe.. $850. 549·:rzTO 17' 1969 Shasta deep-V, pop top, deluxe ~nt, ~~ Transportation xtras. 751-8683 aft5. 4 wt.el DrtYet 9550 f I b e r g l a s s , ~ere. Ol?._2 ratios, li~e ••••••••••••••••••••••• 77 Field le Stream Mini ••••••••••••••••••••••• 120Chevy/Mere I.O., lo es &pupit.s,x ntcon · Motoriwdlikes 9140 Custom 19' xtrtts lomi COST MES hrs, conv. lop. sun seals. $tknds,900/~ust sell. 837-0019 ••••••••••••••••••••••• pp $12 2oo 08J9.97Ss ' A A full Instr. skUs, transom w "'eves or 6464466 Me lat MOMd · ' · AMC-JEEP "lOGMC~ Ton, •·spd, 48,000 mi, cln. $3250. call $1450. 979-T799. 646-0158 --~---------------1 '71 Chevy Van 20, many '77 Datsun 5-spd longbd extras, very clean, w/cmpr shl, wide tires & tl2595/bstofr. 556-1082 rims, FM, 8-trk, 14K. ml. Trade for old truck or car '65 Ford Van. ~!~~ ~~ ~~~:~9~: 549.U:.9~5-6520 Call anytime, 543-7372, or '72 Ford R d r ,.._ best offer. . . ea .Y or cam .. ---------' mg. Fantastic m & out. '68 Ford ~ T pickup. 360 $2750. Eves, 546-2107 cu ln, 3-spd, air, $1700. Call 497·1884. Alltos WClllfed 9590 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '74 Datsun Pickup truck, xlnt cond. Many xtras. l2900.SS9-S434 ball tank, CG eq~lp., wkdays. Blac~. L:~e Mileage '73 20' mini, S /C, Dodge *I In C•f. Holstrom trlr, 78 Uc_. & ...,., O'Day 25 C-B com· Call: 968~ 380, b~e plan. Only 1T' '59 Ford 'tit ton P U FlOO. Re~. ~tyop~raLt1~~ plete s pinnaker' gear ....... F"•:GT Moped. Good ~'.~~ :~o-~ ~r~Ms FREE ~~:~~cab. WEWILLIUY YOUlt DATSUN PAID FOR OR NOT TOP DOLLAR FOlt TOP CARS con · .....,.,. or a tn a deck discharge head, " ,_.. · Air COftdiffower 996-1181 main, jib, 150 ~enoa. s ummer traosp. $375. wkdays, anytimewknds. oo new 1977 & 1978 Jeeps. '65 EL CAMINO, 327, dniter, sails. yanaot 18 Sac. 548-5344 1977 DRE.AMEil Does not i o c 1 u de auto, R/H, must s~ t 1978 wwches.6mosold.2Yr '77 Peugeot Moped. 3600 MIM1MOTORHOME WagoneerlimitedCJ5or appreciate. $1200. warranty, 631-3664 aft. 5 well maintained miles. CLOSEOUT.•.•.• CJ7. Offer good only on 496-7454 SEA RAYS wkdays. Top spd 4-0 mph. 60 mpo. factory air equipped --------~ " 5 left to choose eh. 1 Off · '70 El Camino. must sell Lido 14, J3422. top shape, xlnl shape. $o&50/bst orr: For lnfonoaUon call Don v ic es. er expires by Mooda.y. Shell, mags, 18·30 fEEJ full racing gear $1300 847·2103 aft6pm. PreslDn or Bob Wallace Marcb 31, 1978. radJals, stereo, nu palOl, 675-616l. ' ' Motobecane, used. For only al OVERSTOCKED $2350. 751-1402 EVERY BOAT WANTED Newport 30. Sale. 2,400 mi. 175 MPG. 768-5888 WITH JEEPS E q u i P P e d ( o r $250. Call 83l-2J44 Art NEW 21' PACE ARROW 549-802 3 ON SALEI. r ace/cruil>e from p vt MotorcoJ..,~/ avail Easter wk. To re-2SU HARBOR BLVD. pty. <714 > 9684273. Sc 9150 serve call 556-0149. COSTA MESA 68 FlOO Ford Truck , pullma n campr. 240 cu.i n , 3 spd. $1950. 675-2365 BARWICK DA TSUM "·'II f1J~tl1 ( .qn ... 1r.11 ~11 831 -1375 493.3375 WE BUY CL!AMCARS &TRUCKS CONNELL' CHMOLET Buy 11o..1ow Lido 14 trailer, s1so. ••••••••••••••••••••••• • . . " Ulman racing cntrbd & 73 Honda 750 Fairing, 1977 Brougham 20 M1ru '73 Chevy Blazer, custm 2828 Harbor Blvd. '66 Ford 1 Ton, Duals. COSTA MESA w /complete we lding 546-1200 AND SA VE rudder. 548-8210. Header, cusl. :i;eat & motor home .. 4.000 w~tt deluxe nu paint, radials, Over 100 Boats In Stock xtras. $1,050/ofr. 642-2215 gen, A/C, crwse-0-mauc, $WOO or best ofr. 493-6837 NEWPORTSLJPand panoplic, CB. Su pe r aft6. ·For lmmediule DeHvtry So. Coast23 Brislol SUzuki Titan 500 cc Mint sharp. 846-1325 wkdys, ---------HARRISON'S Muslsell. 675-9137 condition 536-1551 wknds '75 red Toyota L/C, xlnt SE• 11 .... y 645-8412 cond, man y x tras . ~ -LIDO 14. #3203, seldom R. V. rental-'76 Mini mtr 675-5516, 646-3046 equip. 200Amp Lincoln, --------- Victor gauges Para· mount natbed . lo mi's eng, $4200. 673·8266 or 6734714. ------1 WE PAY TOP DOLLAR FOR TOP USED CARS FOREIGN, DOMESTIC or CLASSICS lr your car is extra clean see us first. ORAMGI couMTY·s ·& '73 Datsun. 1200 Delu."C:e, auto. trans .• radio, beater, grut ecooo. car. $1300 Firm. 498-0322 Sales-Service-Leasini '76 710 2·dr, lo ml', llJce Roy CCll"Yer,lftc. new, m~t sell this wt. Rolls ftoyce BMW $3450. 840-2135 1S40Jamboree '77 280 Z 2 + 2. 8200 mi. Newport Beach 640-6444 sac. $tl00. under mail or CREVIER &I ST a. .. OAO't!M'( SAHTA AHA 835·3171 THE Ul.JWATS Ol9¥1NO MACHINE •USB>IMWs* '73 Bavaria 4 spd 494.JFS '732002..,pd369KBV '7S530l A. (283MCV), '75 2002 A. Ser.2236 '76 530iA Alloys 452 PQN '76 2002 4spd SIR 220PQO '77 320lA S/R 177RSK QoMd 0. s-dop 1975 IMW 2002 4 speed, sunroof, lo ex- cellent cood.ition & only '9,000 miles. (043NJA). OHLYS5675 MIUC&.E MADA/RENAULT 2150 Harbor Bl., C.M. 645-5700 '71 Bavaria, auto, A/C, AM -FM stereo. Must sell. Xint cond. $3800. 494·5'593 take over paymt a. SSl-0321 Two 1976 Jong bed P.u •• auto. xlnt<.'Ond., $.'M08ea. 673-0380 days. SHARP 71 240Z, new palnl - chrome-mags-auto- AMIFM tape. Great run· olng caod. ~ 100 or be:st cir. 661·2981 all SPM 746102Dr HARDTOP 4 Speed, AM/P'M radio, vlnyl r oof. License tum $2299 I '74D.lTSUM 240% 4 speed, AM/FM, ma~. radial tires&: in exceUent condition! (340EYY). nus weekend ..• 3101 Coast Hwy. N.8. used , new dolly. xlnl Yamaha 100 CC F.oduro home. Avail Easter. SJps ---------'74 COURIER 631·2547 oond. $1200. 644-2932 M.intCoodJUon 6, $165/wk. 536-7007 , USED Good coad•$2000 645-8412 4x4 * 586-673 I * I.AUER BUICK BMW '7' 2002, 4 spd. .2925Harbor Blvd. AM /FM cass. Michelin ONLYSJJSO MIRA CL! 20' Open model Skipjack •73 Columbia Trailers, Trani 9l70 VALUE Radio, bait tank, top & YAMAHA 80 cc Dirt New ••••••••••••••••••••••• Vant 9570 cove r . 22Sbp OMC. 24 Tires 31'Alntreaml970model 1974 JEEP C.J-5 . ••••••••••••••••••••••• W·"· .,.... (Slk#P830). V8, sort top, ..... erv• ... 5754. Like new cond. Dix 64S-84l2 G<>:od condition. By ap-auto trans., mags. SEA RAY 21 ' cus t om int r. 7 Cl J.bike motorcycle trailer. pomtment $6,900. Call: $4195 headroom main salon, Offer. Good co nd. 646-6096After 4 P.M. 1 9 7 6 G M C 4 x 4 BRAND NEW '70 Hull. regeled, '71 diesel auxl, auto pilot, 548-3839 Appleby tent trlr. Lile <Stk•P875). Sierra '78 CHEVY VAN OMC, l /O eng, 210 hp, dingy, Curl Jlb./extras. weight. Opens to sleep 4 Grande, auto, power new canvas, full cover, $28,500 /o fr. PP . 74 YAMAHA 250 Mono adults $450 968-0886 steering,alrcond,rallye cutty cabin w tbunks. ffi4)531-3M5 shock 16 hn used. Like --· · wheels.Shorty BackBayshp.Xlnt cond. new. $425. 74 YAMAHA 1976 X-L, 26'. side bath. SS.AVEATOMS $&.500. Frank 759-0941 or Find what you ~ant in ~ Dirt Bike, xlnt cond. loaded w /xtras. 277 E . 67H078 Dally Pilot Classifieds. $200. 497-3810 21st St. 5'8·7037 1 9 7 6 B L A z E R <St.k#P891). V-8, 4 speed,' $119.98 Plus Tax power steering, power brakes, orange $5895 Costa Mesa 979-2500 XAS. Madeir a. $4950. MAZOAfRIHAUlT 21SO Harbol' et, C.M. TOP DOLLAR PAID FOR CLEAN IMPORT CARS ALL MODELS ~ 18835 BEACH Bl VD HUNTINC.TON BEACH P /P. (714 ) 5'5-3609. '71 2002, atereo. sun rf,t-.....__64_S-_5_7o_o __ _ orig. owo u. $2100. "7S 280'L, xtra dean In le 955-1768 out, auto, air, AM/FM c.,; 9715 cass, m>(). ~-9586 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '76 280Z, 2+2. .Upd, A/C. '74 2,000, AM/FM ster, nu AM2FM tape, chrome brakes. nu st. rad, xlnt whls, deep blue w twbt cood. ~-960-4220. vtnyl half top. 28,000 mL 72 Capri, xlnt cond. New See to apprec. $69n. carb & clutch, l.JS nml & 1_67_s-_12_12 _____ _ scoop. Must see, best of· 'n 2:1k1Z. AM·FM stereo fer. 640-0032 cass. Mal(s. air. Vet7 ~Fi*ND*VDUR*NAME·~ 1976 CHEV ~ Ton 4X4 (StkJP876). V ·8, Autotnalic, power steer· ing. Dual 1as tanks. 39 monlh open end lease. Total down-$394.96; Cap cost-$5497.00: Buy back-$3500.00; total pay- menls plus license · $4619.22 plus tax; on ap· proved credit. 642 7781 540·0-lH --------Datsun 9720 clean.962-3032 * • • • $5495 SEE BUGS BUNNY COME ALIVE You can : 1975 FORD ~ Ton 4x4 ii (Stk#832). V -8, ii Automatic, power steer· win tickets worth $10 Tuesday March 21 through Thursday March 23. Five LIVE ON STAGEI It's easy. Look for your .name and address In today's claaalfled 1ectlon. If yod find your name and address call 642·5678 Ext. 333. We'll arringe for you to pick up your comp- Dmentary tickets at the nearelt oftlce of the,1Jii_.• ,, • ing. ii MntAN• ANI> -tr ROBIN. spsa.u,• 01JBl'r « 8TAU : • • .. • .. With power brakes, aux- iliary seat, power ste('r- i n g, 350V8, 11 .D. radiator, chrome bum· pers & grill, :.tandard tires. (112588) • CONNELL CHEVROLET WE BUY USED CARS CALL GARTH Used Car Mgr 540·5630 IOll~SO~ & so~ • LINCOLN·MERCURY •• • • • • • • • • • • • • ••• • • • •• • tm Datsun 280Z, 2 + 2, ex· *DRIVE A * ceptional car, see il. *LITTLE. .. * SAVE A LOT SHOP&COMPARE BARWICK DA TSUH ::--. 111 .J 11,11 ( 0Jltl..,f I 1111 I 831-1375 493.3375 you'll buy it, belo• market. al $5900 firm. PP. 675-5599 '72 240Z. orig. owner, air, AM /FM . ll blu, xlnt cond. $3950/ofr. P .P. 493-21494 '77 280Z. Auto. air, steno. '73 1200 mags. ll,000 mi. $7SOO. Auto. trans.. AM /FM ..::831~·9020:..:.:.=------­ radJo: l.J 1 cense #11718 Ex-·73 280Z, A/C. 5-spd. t.raN1ce. Custm wbls. lo mi's. $1799 T.O.P.559-6797 ~] I t!bJ', Ul A !_~l UL VD HUNTING TO N BF ACH 842 77Al \.HJ 1~ 1.1~ Nabers Cadillac f.errari '711 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 72DIMOCOUP£ Im mac. Showroom Car' cau fordeleription Must ask for John Lee Dir, 805/963-~l Nabers Cadillac 2600 H.trbor BlvJ. Co~t~ Mew S.W.9100 'fl Xlt. 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AM Cad2-drSev1llc SJO()J '7:! frr ~••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11.1n' fl.11n1,. Hl'1 JI u. f"M STF:ltt:O. RAD Mere Brougham Sl600 BRAND MEW • -L · 1""'6 41<"'-'L l' '''"I ma .... , , '""I 1111 t.·-,·17·"." .J COROLLA DIALS Powder blue All loaded & 1n "ood . ··~ r l<ll Xl!I \ (.' "' """"'. 1 ·""' ·" ltt'rl'l'•h·" U1n1 l 'ltl'I ""' ... :r. f"· ....n Id .. ·11cHEVY A •t L·.•1 rn 11 .... , 11, blemishes. :.mt-11!. nu ully eqwpl"-""· mr u $1700 494 0397.1135-0202 cond Must :.ell. p . p • • " r" ,..., ft D .... Jl d 21llSL. !'>1 \JOO ma Sl:!.!AHI ii UL.\t'I\ !II I 'J' \/((, \ ing 5 !>peed & mugi. 7~dys M~ C "'RLO • coud $3500 559 1!17U r own""' e · win· ti'i'.l u:r.u .,,115871 '70 VW 8110, rebll en", nu ---_.....,'" " whls W t a.u IA"" Sl)UrtUIOJllt: l.o llllll·:.. '" _. " ---!bt!Corc9am or..ift6p1n · arr:tn y .......... ..., O ... LY ~"599 brks. good cond. Best of-Wanted , good used , -· or67S.4Sl:! 111 1 ~us 1:; ,1111 1und 1:4'~011d :>Ill K:l!ll " -fer 64&--2200 ,5 131 S . JUI•> .i1r S.111r1M1I \ C. l,u.11kd 1\~l 1"~t . :JOI\.. $2800 ur ·73 21!() S E. 4 5 .\ rt·al •\:.k fur .J11h11 >111 li:!Xl economy c.ir, rea:.on.1 '64 Clas111c VW Sed.in ble. )ea.r ~Ol importanl ~best oC(cr 714·~1 2076 be.iuly, "oft lthr Ill(• "111 I d.t) ,.., .12:! 7~?1 Jfl ~I -&.. all oplloru.. Ownr h.1., "'73 f'ial W~ll. l'll'·lll. i:ood IJ.IC\'n '(Ill! <':Ire 11( I •• r "i2 2:.0 Ii lllHl llrlj! rlll •eco fom c·1r ·wto J\M $8.l50 64-15180 \t•n llH'l' \lu"l ""'I ·.·Jo'M. $1500 ~.j :i'lao. • \l.1i.°t 1111 1;,,J 511;.7 'T.!. ~E; 1.5. It blttl·. all ~ 9727 power, lllr, 1\M1FM. &cK MG 9742 ~•••••••••••••••••••••• ma. ~er\'ltt:d. 1mn1al' • ••••••••••••••••••••••• " $0050. p p KJ3 3266 • Brand Mew '77 "iii Midget. 8 m11 Hiii. IOI\. ~HONDA Cars ~ MA.HY To Choose From! · UNIVERSITY '77 MU 280 .. : Air. Snrf. Loadt'd. 650U ma. Xlot ITU. $:1ti(IU. ~,:ix !IKO:J 1\i.k fur Shaun ' <•ond. $15,950. Phti75·11172 '7.t MG M1LH;1•:T Xlnl '7<! MBZ 250C. Nt·•• 1·0111l.21UJOOrn1 N,•v. top. mt•t;illrc ruby rl·d f'Jlnt. 1\)1 1-'M . I 1n•m•r )111,1 auto, clas:.1c looks ~la.1MIO M."t' S!59.~ frnn 531 11:n1; Oklsrnobile 101, iwn• red:.. S7200ibst dys \~k lor Larr~ ·.;i. !112. Ill'\\ Jl,11111. lj!)()( c !> ~1xJ. Ill.ti{", \(I .. :. ~OU 1>75 5m7 Ch·' l. "'k nd,, 'liti Por:.hl• !II<! rc<l lhlk lo m 1 M 1 " h l' I 1 n s • Hluupunkl l mm;,c S57SO "l'l' lu .1 pµn·c 1!17 :11!15 Renautt 9755 ···•··•··•····•·•······ Good cond $650 <;all CJll~H608 548 5344 AMC 9905 '74 VW DASH ER I t.lr ·····••················ \\!IJWn l\uto. Xlnt cond. ·72 Matador. runs good l6'C!LPA) $'2000. 640 0791 $650. Bought new ('lJl' 548-8213 --------'69 VW Bug good cond, '72 Gremlin. i dr. 6 cyl. nuto. Runs good. SS!l:i. Call645-~. '75PICKUP $1150 Call uft tlpm , Auto. Iran!. . radio, 759 0865 li eater. Pan :-tripes. L1n•nse F 11371 $2999 '6!1 Hug, lkst :-.h.1pc you 'II find. 73.000 one mi's. 54X-8.135 a..ck 9910 ····················•·· ·73 Bwck Le Sabre, pwr. VW Camper. HliO, reblt mr. tilt wh.I. tinted gl<Jss. cng. n•ccnl p:1111l & many xtia~. ;1.lnt cond tuneup. $11195. 968-603<1 sis:io 960-1701. 494-5420. OVER I 00 CADILLACS TO CHOOSE FROM AT ALL TIMES Nabers Cadillac 'I.I If I 11 II 11 .. , 1111 .I ( "''' \\\" I dlJ!lillll $139.95 Plw, Tax ;n month open end lease Tot<1I down-$252 35· Cap co..,t $59!15.00, Buy bark $3500.00; Total or paymcnts·SS458.05; on approved credit Automatic, pwr. steenng & brake::., cruise control, w/:./w tires, linled glass & more! 0088) (433819). COMM ELL CHEVROLET 2828 llarbor Blvd. Honda Can • GMC ofr P!P644 9978 MGB 9744 Trucks ·68 Mcl'cedes lknL :!IVS. •••••••••• •••• • ••••• • • • ~Harbor Divel Ong. owner p i Ii, p ~. ·m MG B Rd~tr. 'Int uintl TEST DRIVE OUR "LE CAR OF THE YEAR•• c:oud lll\'t•nlory Ill stock l l11rry.,. hall-thl•} IJsl' MIRACLE MAZDA/REH.AULT :!l!>O llJrbor Rh tl '72 VW Hw. \\ /bl·d. M trk. S2100 M u:.t :-ell Ca II 497 1529 COST A .MESA ·77 ~ Sab~c. JJkc-;;ew. lo '67. El Doraclo Cl.1:.::.1l . 546-1200 mi. loaded. lak ... O\cr mint rood. rull 1mr. air ,_ ________ _ _ l.~ta MeSJ 5-10 96-11 ,fnt cond ~SOU or hsl rnd11J "1 re .,. h h oal 1972 HONDA of:_ 960·5824 ~0111~; I' I' )11 !rn paym<'nts. K-IO· lOtll xtras. {:rw!>l' rn1.rl. b~·~t ---__ --ofr. 8-W-2380. 711.5 ti0'.15 --------- COUPE 73 280 Sedan. doeuml·ntcd •7:! A:\l F~l " win• y, hh ""i.peed.rooC rack & onl} ma 1 n t • one O\\ nt-r ~111 or nff.-r 64:; m1; '" 3:J.OOU actual ma lei. Ideal 71 1·49-I 2982 ·-540 Hill: IK for sku.·r" & l>Urfcrs •lr-'7GBZI •MBI 74 450SL ONLY SI 175 :\lusl !>ell-1mmuc l'l•nd. Light blue y, na\') int =-=~ 1-~\"v.knd:.. IS33-92s.i. Iii!:'•••""' d~:.. &10-2300 Ill • Home II '73 Ml 450 SE I• ol tlte I V1l'1ng i 5 llONl>A CVCl', 5 ~pd ~1elalht• paint. leathl'r. immat'. lli .OOO ma. l!cckc:r stereo, cru1,,e 11 ·n MGrl y l'l I ow I 114 7 MM 0 I control <l~K.EOI ltOSTElt 89'.!·37614 $99 50 I • •o•eo /\M,fM a t•A<.• ""1 '7ti Yellow AM 1 F~I. 21K. l·spd l'att:h. Pl'rfl'ct S'.lOOll Gi 5 HI Ill bl• J ,gg On ss 1.~6a ioCPO\@ a 1..c 7 BtJ •a mo IJ .. f~tr"d I { OST A M ES,\ 645-5700 lh \!171. .1u1u I dr ••II '1111 d :'.l l' l h •• n 1t·u11 y "ound !lwt•n p.11nt J o\\m·r I' I' tl.1',\3061 673 HIS45 Rolls Roye~ 9756 ••.••..•.•.•...•......• "1 DEALER IN U.S.A. ~fRR ~~~vER r ROLLS-ROYCE 1>40 J.tmborre ,....,.POrl Oco,1c11 64(H4U '68VW8ug • 536·8134. '75 Bu~. lmght yellow, xlnt cond., mu!.t &ell $2&15 642·6'1-lJ. 6iS·5055 '77 VW Sunroof. lo mi's Be<Juliful cond. Green, brwn inter . SJSOO Wl·972.5. 1975 CADILLAC ELD OR.ADO With astro roof. till wheel. cruise control. AM I F'M stereo tape. & !>Pill IC'ather ::.eat:.. 9730 '70 Ml 6.3 SEO.AN M1nl cond . 'clour m - lcnor Fastest produc-· lion car m the world. 10013981 I' $ 7'93 40 • lat 6 t1LUf''\H l\PA I 1 6 0'fl, 0 I\ &.. I (tltl05UUI , 1975 vw -(178MLFl ······················· ro XK ~; t·unv. y<'llo". rl>ll l'ng, t·lc. S.\000 5~1 lll8. -'!J.1-S.HO Karma"" Ghio 9735 ••··•·······•··•······· ·73 Karmann Gh1 ... J.IK ma . 1m m:u· . r:.adt.d">. auto SJ75o 1lffl·r 152· I i75 dys 19511 C.ih1.t lllUPl' Compll'll' nu t•n.:. t'lutrh. P.°11nt S11)!15 h!.I 1912130 ~da 9738 ~····················· 9740 ., ....•...........••••• 1969 280 SEL Ong 0111 ncr Xlnl can· l'ully <'QW ppl.'d J\s k 101! $SOO(l. Will take reasonu Ille ofr &l0-6410. 644-468.t $8995 '75 MB 2400 Sierra white. <.1ulomatic. slcreo tape deck. air cood. Economic luxury. Bank term!. or lease J\'atl tO'l7~lL'DI $9950 . '70 AAT 11 I 124 ROSTER. 'I I! • lOHd ·-..... ,,. I ! $2399 I S99 On •~ & hcen·• 1 S8'.I 0., '.16 mo OtJl•fl•d I !~~Ba~, ·o;~ 'o'~""Ce I I l~C8\/ ~ !GUSTAFSON I LINCOLN MEl!ClJl!Y I Xl.~T m;y .Sh;wp t~) S1h l'r Shadow. \\llltc It It ll1gh1 h:ind tlr Xlnl l'Ond. SH,000. ·75 Toyoto Pick up Red Xlnt condition $2600/bst ofr fi.t2·2931 Call l'atm·k. ~2 ·I'll I Triumph 9767 '7H1 "Cornachl• <;onvcrt Sil\ t.>r ~und hod} li<'1,1:e lop Mt•d brown l<'ather lkhvt•n'() ti ii & dn \l'n onh 2000 m1 ~ S<'rv1ce ....................... CONVERTIBLE With r adial tirct-, AM/FM s lPreo cassette & only 36,000 miles Showro o m frc!.h! !280MOR>. MIRACLE MAI.DA/RENAULT 2l50.tfarbor Bl.. CM 645-5700 r,800 &~o·" e.,., ,.0,fi r~'l' J\ ail Serious '13 MB 280 SEO AN "•"' ""'"" 60 0,h huycr" t·all for appt Air conct . auto. Becker 842.8844 to"'''<' alll·r roam 1975 Triumph Spit fire-20.00(1 mile:.. l\;\f 1 f:'ol stereo tape & in t'Al'ellent t·ond1t1on mecharucall~. inside &. out SJ.JOO Call S-$!1·5163 a11cr11 pm '75 VW Rabbit. 4-spd. AM FM stereo. langenne Xlnl cond. 974·3936 A)l f~t . py,r \\tndows I 1 "l'~)(lu c l() 4c"'" :.i MH's to c·ho<1loe from ~~-~~;;;;:s~==t1 ,..... "" r ... · """ ·73 Spitfire Good t•ond ttJOIJ62<J> Soab 9760 40:\t il995/&l ofr Dial 73 l\1Gli. ~11r. w1r(.~ ~hi~. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 735.5922 '7SVW Xlnl cond. 497 1689 A~l r f<~M st creo H t rk. 1-'rC'c Huh.•· '72 Sl\AU 96 9770 '70 7-pass Bus. very clean. Bnllsh Racing Gn•en v.1 ,\ Cla:.!.ll' Xlnt cond Volkswagen gd ures & paint. $2700. 57.000 mi. xlnt •'ond Sl4!15 wknl1 /<'vc. ••••••••••••••••••••••• !>18·8210 W1lakcbslofrexcel'drni.: 646-81116, Day:. (213) WEBUY&SELL --------- S,J()OO 492-0517 afl GPM 598-0292 66 VW engrne & trnns. ~1 9746 SuL.-. 9762 VOLKSWAGENS 12.m> mi on eng. hear it _.,..... ~ Largest Selection run. Best ofr. Also have '77 450 S_L_C ___ ~:;··~·;~·e·;;;:··;~::·~ ••••••••B•R••A••T•S••••••••• WElnSTTheGArEeRa~~M ~~~~S~CMl>18·0819 535 thruoul. JO M PG . xlnl Matched p:m condition $800 i. ofl IMPORTS 'iO VW Fasthack. Com pl (:!>dark brown metalhc 752-59'.!0 4 X 4 1985 Harbor Blvd., <.:.M rbll eng, very ~ood cond. Sunroof. LOADED' MUST SELL TONITE1 tlf18024&1116431> Porsche 9750 All Models 71~645-6_120 SllZSorofr.640-4076 Must ask for John Lee ••••••••••••••••••••••• ONLY $6799 Plus Tax & Lkense Nabers AUTO CENTER 01\'.0fNabersCadrllac · 1425 IAICER ST. ACROSS FROM FEDCO COSTA MESA 540-9109 *ALLEN* CADILLAC RESALES SEVILLES t97S. l977·1978 TWENTY TO CHOOSE FROM All equipped wit h full power, air cond .. stereo tape. cruise control. lilt wheel-some with cloth in- terior. some with leuthcr interior & s ome· moonroofi; Choice of all l'Olors. < 004 ROH ). Camaro 9917 Automatic. pwr :.lt•c-r ing. arr cond & \ 1nyl roof (899 PC: YI A SllAHPCAR! $3995 CONNELL CHEVROLET 2828 Harbor Bh·d. COST A M Jo:S,\ 546-1200 1969 Camaro 327. HS PIS. P/B. auto. :.1h'<·r landau, nu pa1n1 661 3031 --- 19i8 Blk Z·21l l'am:iro Loodcd. T top, 1\ M ll"M cassette. c\.C'. 3500 ma :\lui,t ~ell. SWS01bst ofr., or SJOOO & t .ike ovr pymnts $100/mo. Call 645-2728 or 546 8052. Mon Le. "is Camaro LT, 1mmuc, nu urcs. St450. t).15-10!11 --- "Low PrieH!" l977 CHEVY CAPRICE CLASSIC 4 DOOR 15) Tu Chl>O!>c• fo'rom Automatic t r etns. <J1r cone! • power :.lecnn~. po\H•r brakes. lWO·lorw paint. tilt wheel & pov. er windows. 056HLEJ. $5895 CONNELL CHEVROLET 2828 Harbor Blvd COSTA MESA 546-1200 ·75 Camaro LT. air. -s-c· -.--;-,.,---AM 'l"M stereo. S35i>O or l!H a price.-.. ass at· best ol'r &lll Inti:! W a µon. 'Pel' lit II Y or ----den-ct ~·u11 pv.r. u1r. lo" Chevrot~t 9920 Ion miles C:ill for dt• ••••••••••••••••••••••• r:nls & ... a .. ·1ns:s. C.:?J~, '68 El Cam11w .\l;1l1bu ·1~·111.t:I or 1714 l 751·8226 Dir, 8051963-0JSl '62 356-B X·tra dean Nu Hete today eng. chrome rims. SS.SOCI FREE SI 00 9800 OBO 548·3874. 646·6440 BULOVA --------Autos, Mew 980 '76VW RAlllT 4 speed. air condrt10111ng. ·ss VW Camper bus Good cond. New paint AM /fo'M radio $1200/ofr &4S-6il03 SALE PRICED FOR MARCH wtshcll. xlnt t·ond. $1750 l9'i:'I Capnct' 9 puss Sta I orbestoffer 751 -11>88 \" PS [>B . ood ~------.gn, • . , .11r. I! ...................... ••······•··••·········· HELPI We Heed luyen .. for all ttt.H '78 VWs so we'lt llKlke ff worftt yow while to sllop ot HARBOUR VOLKSWAGEN All Modtb & Colors AYailoble J ..... c:Mu-74 ..... 76 ............ IUtl ~ '1H .. 17•?KPT) '?SAulo.(..at.NMl 'fU~£N.,... l!Aa 'I' OH CJAa '1J ....... ......, .......................... . ..... "'-kwdl..._.,.._ ............. ltllHlCWI • '67 MWtl9Y ~ .................... Sl6tl , J Or, v.e. ,. ......... 'ljlll & .,__ -.f!b1A3nt ; '11 YW .. ••••••·--···· ............... $.AYI I , .... .,.,..,.,_,...~(vect3tl : '71 ...... ·-............ ··-···· ·····'"'' ' t0r.,....._.,_, ... _ I0110N.Q i 7J ..... l ••••••.•...••••••.•.•.... $1191 4 ...... -· .......... • IUlll'9--. lei.Mnl • t '6tYW .. T.C-.r .... '.~ ••.... Sfffl • ·--~ ...... •i-611-i.a.__,.,, f ?> YW ........... : .............. .'.szatJ 1 •--....0.loiWfl'lllllf.(Ht.IRtl • 72 Y.W ............. •••••• ·············''"'' • m&;tfMI\~ lnMrler _....,. ,~, : ..,, Cllirtory"" c_. , .••.•...•.••..•• .wt• c ~ .................. ljl\1•IOlill , Porsche 914 '73 5 sptl. header s. M1chclin:. Blaupunkl AM I F'M p, I pty. S38SO. Ph &10·0428 & 634-6500 "1th each purcha!w '-p.~£Wo00 ~S/1l.4IU '\ s""cllMP..'-'1-'- '76 Porsctre 9121-:. 1mm.it• 5115 So. Strut lo rru·s. red w tblk rnter. I u 111 .... 0141 111 •1si1-n 1 i• ownr, many xlra::. - Week: GJ.t.7064. Evl's & Toyoto wknds. 770·2239 •••• ••••• • ••• • •• • • ••• • • BEFORE YOU ·75•~ Porsche 911S SELL YOUR Concourse Cond1t1on Brown body, bci~e lthr TOYOTA. Many Many Xlras SEE us• 12,000 Oni:. mi's. Ca II • Alt lOam for appt 10 MARQUIS TOYOTA see, 644·6500, 510·•1500 MISSION VU-:JO '77 PORSHE 924 Clean. 8 31 -2880 49 5-1210 air<.'Onditioned.~unr~of. ~ CC'lica~"T. 4-sp, AM-FM radio. $8500. Call AM !FM stcr w / ta pc, no 675-80.52after6:30P M AIC. $1950. P.P . 13,000 1963 Super !.10, cpc. green/blk. Xlnt. $4975 586-4791 or 644-SO!Jll wkdys m1 ·s 631 21<19. '73 Cclrca. Xlnt cond PP. SZ750 Mui;l :.t•ll. 960-3595 Avtos,New 9800 .Avtos, Hew ' •77 200SX s199 DOWH DIUYHS AM!FM. (ltl153l). ONLY $3399 '76VW CONVERTllLE 4 speed, air conditionan1c /\M/FM tape. All white finish. New Car Tradc- ln. lleautiful ! Slk~ ll847 $5399 '69SQBK SN/RF AM /FM stereo 8 lrk, cherry cond. Sl650./bst orr 759-0396 61 VW BaJa Dug. rebll eng, runs good, $650. Pvt Pty. 754-0572 *ALLEN* Olds/Cadtllac/GMC S.D. Frwy.-Avery Exit l.AGUNAN1GUEL 1714)495-6430 -----·----------1 '69 VW Squarcback sra wjU\. Stick. luel tnJCCt. Creal Sl 195 5&l·8391 9772 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IEFORE YOU IUY A USED VOLVO, See u s at Souther n Orange County's Volvo . Headquarters. MARQUIS VOL VO MISSION VIEJO 831-2880 495-1210 1 ORANGE COUNTY VOLVO EXCLUSIVELY VOL VO Largest Volvo uealrr rn Orange County' BUY or LEASE DIRECT 1974 CADILLAC ELDORADO Till wheel. cruise con· trol, AM/fM stereo tape, s plit leather seats, pwr. windows & dr. locks, Cabriolet top & firem1st paint. (571LFL). ONLY $5799 Plus Tax & License ' .,. Nabers AUTO CENTER DIV. of Nabers Cadillac 1425 I.AKER ST. ACROSS FROM f"EDCO COST.A MESA __ 540-ll O_!_ '75 Cpe de VIiie, lo mr·s, x.lnt cond. • 4!»-19S9 • "~~· ~t~~·· ,'::,~',:'~',~':~ _ _ __ _ _ __ ~ $10.400. PP. 1-524-SJ60 2025 S. Manchester ..;•7;....1.;.:.4-d-r _Sed_a_n_, ·,-e-ath_e_r -in--1 Anaheim 750-2011 ler.' Jo mi's. like new. ·64 Volvo 1800-S. Runs _52:.._150_· 840-__ 21_35 _____ , good. $1500/bsl ofr Ph 69 Convertible DeVille, 645-<1663 new top, good cond. $1600. Leave Msg w /I PR 675-0520 '74 164E 4-dr sedan, only 35,000 mi's, 1 ownr, very clean. Auto, air, leather, '72 El Dorado. black on bl AM /FM. MUST SELL wtblint,60,000mi's,ful· THIS WEEKEND! for lo ly equipt. $2750/B.O. b.b.$4175,wUltake~ MUST SELL THIS FIRM. can take trade· WEEKEND! CASH! In. 673-2s.c9 (331TYP> 631-2149. AND ---------Wag. Cad '76 Coupe, beaut cond. cruise contrl, cab top, AM/FM stereo tape, 1 ownr, Wldr Cad warr. Best offer, 551-1584 NOW YOU CAN BEAT 1HE PRICE· INCREASE! iO Chevy Malibu. '(Int cond i~.ooo m1. l O\\ncr. cond. Mal!'>-Loaded. StoOO. S93·H3<1Z a ft Sl450. 586-742{) 5 wknds Autos, New 9800.4.utos, N~w 9800 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• MllR Q IJ JS MOTORS VOLVO & TOYOTA SPECIAL TY CARS 1973 MHCURY COLOHY 'ARK WAGOH Full power . air cond1lloning. AM/FM stereo. rool nick & low males (64tSPSJ. 197STOYOTA COlOL.U SRS COU'E 5 speed transm1ss1on with AMIFM radio. (059NDM). s2195 s3095 1974 FORD ,.INTO WAGOH 4 speed transm15s1on & radio. (849KMP) 1975 CHEVY MAUIUWAGOH Classic Estat e. Au1omat1c. pwr steering & b(akes. air $1895 i;3795· 1975 FORD GRANADA GHIA 4 Door . 6 cyl.. au t omatic . Pwr steering & brakPs. radio & low miles. (711TLP). 1976 DATSUN 1210COU,E 4 speod transmls<>1on & low, l ow miles . (938PHE). s3795 s2995 1970 MGB CHCOUf'f "' speed tronsm1ss1on, AM/FM & sunroof. (5890CG) MUST SEE THIS ONE!!! lt74 FIAT 124 IPIDBCOMVRT11U 6 speed & AM/FM wiln 8 treck tape deck. (083699) 1975 VOLVO l4ZDt. COUP'I 4 cyl aulomatac trans . air cond & AM/FM ,439PNNI 1975 VOLVO 1641 4 Dl. SSAM Automatic trans., ait cond & 8 track tape (t t9MNAl 54095 54995 MftRQDI~ MOTORS I YOLVO & TOYOTA ZHOl ............ Phy. • Mission Viejo a31.2aeo 495-1210 \ • • 1 1 I - f Autos, Used Autos, Used A.to., UMd Mtfos, U1td Autos, Uud ISuncMy· March 12. 1978 DAILY PtlOT a19 •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • Chnrokit 9'20 Ferd 9940 u.c. 9945 Mee cay 9950 PWo 9957 Autos, Hew 9100 Autos. Hew 910 Auto-. H•w tlOO ......._Hew fiio ·····•················· ............•.••.•...............•••••••••••••.••........•........... ·············•·······•· ....•........•.••••.... ...••....•.......••.•. ···········•··•····•··· ................... . "7s Laguna VB. auto. air. '73 Ford Grand Torino 7 15 & 76 MARKS "'1J MIACUIY 76 RUHAIOUT P IS, P tB, extras, so.ooo Sport vinyl top air P/S -COLONY PARK 'Speed, AM .Radio, Pin ml war, $4400. Mikt', P /B, AM /FM s'.trk.' mint Toe-.. From s tripe. Extra Sharp! eves, 837-3069. cond, must sell, $2100. FUU power. Al l with lull V8, air cond' power IJccmse t11866 (366.MXH) p · ed steering, power brakes, 269 '72 Vega Wa~on, Good ea u9am·2pm; 675-8698 ::WS:r. nc power windows, power .,.. __ nm'gcond, $600. ·72 Gran Torino wgn, 9. •54450 seab, AM/FM radio. Call Mike. 646-8475 pass, A/C, p /S, p /B, S40-S630 (l91JEYO) '73 Nova, 2 dr, blue, on.: AM /FM ster eo. Dir. ~Jllo ownr. loaded. SlSOO. l7i22 m a int a incd. $1250. Sant a Mad rin a, FV. 5'8·5409eves. 1011\SO\ & SOX • LINCOLN· MERCURY &t2 2321 19'76 Granada Chia, 2 dr, 2626 HARBOR BLVD. 'Tl Pinto R/H Pinstripes, •74 Copric•. air, stereo, new tires & COSTA MESA 2626 HARBOR BLVD. sideplpea, :dnt. cond. 1011\so\ ,\~ox • LINCOLN·MERCURY Mom's car. Auto air & brakes. $3.500. 642.4758 "Second Location" COSTA MESA SL095P.P. 752-7l83 power. Under 40.000 mi. Conv. '63 Ford Galaxy 90 600 W. Coast Hwy. "Second Location'' Sharp. $2850. Ph (714) M Ne~ brake~. Bst ofr ..:._!4~rt Bttafl!..__ 600 W. Coast Hwy. Pl~~:~~::oUT 840-l82'1 Steve t;40·9348 1976 LINCOLN Newport Beach · 4 speed with deluxe ln· '72 Chevy Jmpala, 4·dr. '64 G.AUXIE TOWN S~.AM 1900 Mercury Marquis, 2 terior. Super sharp car! PIS, P /8 . $1275 2 DR. HT XL Lux~ous! Wat.h leather dr, new Ures, vin top, (13MO). 557-0516 Auto. trans., pow<'r intenor,tape,cruisecoo· xlntrond.$S95.67S.7520 OMLYS2399 '76 Cbcvclte. CUTE. 1.6 steenng, radio, heater. trol. padded top & all the --------MIRACLE eng. Deluxe int. l'W>lom Burkel seats. License d e I u x e ex tr a s I '18 Coular. mint contd, If 11~ l5MN XG >. xlnt in is out. 4 nu Urea + MAD.A/RENAULT pnt, 4·spd, rads, O.E .L. $999 $7988 _. __ .. ..-•~" ...,39 '"""Har-.. Bl C .. S92 mo or buy. Bal. due _,._ ...... _._~_"41'.1_._ ...... _v_• __ , ~ ~ ·• ..... 645-5700 $1800. OAC. Cost Approx Plus Tax & License '75 Colony Part Stal. -------- $2800. Lie i!675RRG. Wgn. Full power, rack, 74PintoWagon.standard 551-84).iO etc. $.1750. (n4)661-2431 trans, radio, R/H, xlnt ~~.'!' ....... !?.:~ 1i=mmmc111 Nabers ~ 9952 cond.968·3089 Cadl·11ac ....................... '73, auto, new tires & NEW CAR AR HIVED 'M Fastback,Opeed, new brakes •--4 0 k ml . '7 5 M ark I V, g u Id -. rebuilt engine, solid front Sl.850/bst. 892~ aft s met.alhc, has everything, '74 Ford Tonno w~n. Pwr, 2600 ll.11 hrn Blvd. axle, air shocks, new PM like new, $7295. 759-0067 ~:~· ;~~:s.i.~~~· xtra (.,1,1.1 M.-,,1 5.J().•J I oo clutch. $1200. 631-3098. PlynDutft-------9-9-6-0 •Must S<'ll '73 Mark IV -!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!~!!~ '68 Convertible, very nice ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sh8fll, clean. Exer11t1vc 1916 Fon1 Granada, 6 cyl, cond. $2800. or oHer. 1974 Ply. Satellite Sta. C .... CAl\1119 e•o-8325 good l'Ond. Lo mt, full 99~7 C'> 0 w 9 P/S P/B .... • ~ ·.,.. pwr $l000. 493-6222 MoYeridl ,. 1.x.·11 1 ag. paas., . , ,._......,,_ 9932 -••••••••••••••••••••••• Air, Gd. tir es, trans. ~"""'.. 74FORDLTDSD '66 Must ang, V8, auto, Cooler, air s hocks, ••••••••••••••••••••••• '72 4-dr, 44,000 mi, needs new tires. reblt eng, new Power brakes. power body work, runs 11"ke a trailer bltch, CB Radio *CORYETIES brlcs, AM /FM cassette. · I Good C d $1800 steenng. AM/FM Stereo. top. $950. Orm. 631-0878 673-8()(2 eves. me · on · • · 1978s wilh 8 track tape. Air1--------• ---------9'llS.Orange,S.A_. -- NTCE SELECTION! cond. (786KY1 l '74 Mustang 11, 6-C, guar. '75 PLYMOUTH HOWARDChnrof•t •$2275 Mercury 9950 trans, A /C, AM/FM DUSTER OOVE & f\UAIL STS 540-5630 ••••••••••••••••••••••• radio, new tires & bat· ~ · t.ery. $3295. 548-9706 6 cyl, auto trans, radio, <Near MacArthur, Jam-ORANCECOUNTY 'S heater. Landau top. boree& Bristol) NEWEST '75 Mustang, very clean, (558NDP). NEWPORT BEACH LJNCOLN·MERCURY lease up, must sell. •S2345 l!m Dark blue Corvette 2626 HARBOR BLVD. Dealership 1s now OPBN • 661·3031 * 540-5630 match'g blue leather int COSTA MESA RA y FLADEIOE 74 Mustang Ghia II. a uto. Im rmli«'ISJ\1 Loaded. Irnmac. 3,500 "Second Location" LINCOLN-MERCURY V6, PS, P B. s unroof, W!~t'tt.Mr+rtremftM mi. $10,600. 1888TYX l 600 W. Coast Hwy. 16-18AutoCenter 0r. AM /FM 8 track, xlnt --····----~ ~~830-266 7 I 2 J 3 > _Newport Beach SDFwy-Lake Forest exit cond. 968-:dS. 2626 HARBOR Bl VD. ---'73 Panto Runabout, 4 s p. JRVlNE -otdl--...,,--,-.-----9-9_5_5_1 .~?c~!:~~~0~ .. '76, good cond. mag whls. xlnt cond w/many ex·, ___ 8_3_0-_7_00_0 ___ ••••••••••••••••••••••• stereo. air. elec ~indow!>, tras. $1850/B.0 . 646·2902. 76 MERCURY 1976 OLDS -600 W. Coaat Hwy • $7500. 4!19-476-l, 628·6194 -. REG1t.1o.1CY COUPE Newport Beach - '66 Ford. white wired m· IOICATWAGOH .,.... -'78Slvfblk,Joaded.deliv. t.er.Supercond.$750/ofr. 4 cyl, 4 speed, radio Astro roof, tilt wheel, '70Fury lll,318eng,auto, date 3 '15. Sl2.000/bei1t Call Cheryl, 751-6678. heater. (.l38PCD). cruise control, AM/FM P/S, P/B, air. vinyl top. ofr. P _P_. 55_1-_634_6 ___ 1972 Ford LTD Countr y •$2795 stereo tape, twilight sen· 979-8666 15 autn. full pwr. air, T· Sq. Wgn. PB. PS, clean, 540·5630 ~:.~\~~~~w~~~J:~! -Pontt--oc-----9-9_6_5 ~~d b:i~e~~-~-mint ~::ell. $1495 640~1;:5 1 '~l!§mlli1 ~in~i ~:~~U7~~~~)1.nt. & ... :j~t~;~~~ .. ~:: .•.••.••••. !!.1.~ ••:.:.::·.:::••••••••••••• 2626 HARBOR BLVD. p<;>~~!!ti~e~!e ~t:~~;M~~!t~~~-. '68 XR7. fully loaded, gd. ~ W--;; ~ COSTA MESA cond. ~ Sat-Sun, or "Second Location" 1\i..T-1bers digital clock. pwr. Win· :im's6Jl-36l8 "Ho"'• 600 w. Coast Hwy. l ~ dows & Cabriolet top. L UT ENT R (51434). n..A.... 9935 °1 In• _Newport Beach A 0 c E ........,.... v.~in11" Div. of Nabers Cadillac · OML Y $6499 1972 Mere Montego MX 1425 IAKER ST. Plus Tax & License ••••••••••••••••••••••• 19'72 Sv. inger. pricl'd to sell, P IH. P /!::i, clean. C-111 6-16 6968 73 Dodi:c Fspint. AC. nn top. lo mi. xlnl rond. S2,9001bst ofr. 839-2904 '74 4-dr custom, xlot condition. Pnv. Pty. 644-6248 Fo.-d 9940 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ;.-PHIL LONG FORD , ••• '., •• ,t "" ,, ..... thir-9011 ...... , 6th~"• AWllO(•fll~•• I~ .... '71 MAO V lOll0.0 O....a ·-elC. $10,861 IH9 Oelov9" !MUI 1 .. & I""" .. 0 A..C t n2RX0) '75 T-llltD l-•ol~ f\C. TIS. T/8. 914 $5799 '" 0n '*'" , ... & r-' 1ee 11 48 mo oef•rred '8019M '*'° 1u & '-A PR 17.1 0 " 0 .A.C. (711MXK) GUSTAFSON llNCOlN MERCURY I I 6100 &eoch 8oulovord Ht.1nl•"fJOf\ &f!och. 842-8844 2-74 UHC/CONT. To Choos~ From l Cpe .. l SO., Both ha ve full power & leather. 3SOLUV Our S pe cial Pnce •54444 Ford 1973 2 dr. Bronze 540-5630 Good car, clean. Call 714 SSl-4318 wknds---IWi~~~El&J '70 LTD Brougham 4-dr ---··--·---·-sedan. Xlntcond. Call aft 2626 HARBOR BLVD. 5pm; 498-3476 COSTA MESA '74 Rane hero. AM /FM. ·Second Location" air, lo m1, new tires. 600 W. Coast Hwy. sst-0656 __ Newport Beach lt74 vw THING 20851 1971 CHIVY w.LJIUCf'I. (044MPTI lt71 s1999 ~$'}}/99 (440M Brougham . 4-dr, full ACROSS FROM FEDCO 1\i..T-1b t:1~·:;·,;~t cond. Sl250. COSTA MESA l "WI erS 1976 Mon_t_e _g _o _M_X 540-9109 AUTOCEHTER Villager. lo mi. xlnt 1974 Old.-lmobile Cutlass Div. of Nabers Cad11lac cond, loaded $5000. Hard Top Coupe. Less 14251AKER ST. ~186 than 48.000 miles, very ACROSS FROM FEDCO clean. never damaged. COSTAMESA 'L~~~~~ Original owner. Factory ----'-5_40-9109 __ air, good tires, power .. Ho"'• ol th steering and brakes, '76 Firebird, dark green, AM /FM radio, vinyl J.50CC, aulo., full power, roof. $2,995. 644-0468 ' many extra'!, low miles. new ball.. new shocks. ·oo Toronado Good shape. Must sell. $4,600. 871 3857 '74MYC MOHTEGO Rlldlo PIS P/8 $2499 188 On + lu • hc•ns<t ... ee 39 mo delerred n21e 1e • I•' Hcenoe APR 17 82 .. 0 AC (Ol6J08) ·n.ac MOHARCH AC, V .. euto . PIS, P/8 . $2799 IH On. + lu & lie.,,.. 178 79 0 mo Geltrrtd 13178" • ID ' he. ..... APR l 7 eo" 0 A.C. (710MJHJ Full pwr. Nu tires. brks. etc. $000. Ph 548·9816 1964 Olds Dynamic 88 Stn Wgn. Power. good cond. best orrer. Sel' to ap· preciatc. :>40 5397 ___ _ '7S Cutlass Supr Vista Crsr, 9-pass. very cln. $3200.634·9033 9957 ••••••••••••••••••••••• GUSTAFSON '74 Pinto Squire Wagon, 4-spd. very clean, S219S/best orter . P.P. SS7-732S llNCOlN MEltCURY 99 lf16 s PINTO . 3899 S~ADID (808REA) ,,,, RAT Sl'IDM 759NPN Nabers AUTOCEHTIR Div. of Nabers Cadillac I 42S l.AICIA ST. ACROSS FROM FEDCO COSTAMISA 540-9109 '811 Bonneville, 4 dr. Htr, fW.I pwr, air, gd Ura, nu l ~ brks, $850/ofr. "77 Gru4 Prix ••nJLLYLOADEDo 87$-7713 WON'T LAST , '78 Formula 350, slvr/blt. Jt,000 Or best offer. ~7- t.m V•ur•, 4 new Urea, PIS. P/8 $1,000. Call (or deU1Jl.14&.mz7 TI .,......., 9'70 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'D CoovertJble, very alee CtonCl. "8()0. or best orfe 752-7101 • \ SALE~ ••• 1977 s ALL MODELS!: TAKE YOUR CHOICE LINCOLN~MERCURY COUGAR-MONARCH COMET-BOBCAT SALE NOW IN PROGRESS BECAUSE OF RAIN WE ARE EXTENDING THIS SALE THRU 3-15-78 '\ -. . -~~!.~E t:::_A .. ~. ·~~-:~~~ BRAND saa7700 ~~~ HEW ~7!28 OUR LOWEST PRICES OF THE YEAR OM EVERY CAR IN STOCK! • •• AND, OUR HIGHEST TRADE--IHS OF THE YEAR! BRAND NEW• DEMOS • NEAR NEWr ARST COME- FIRST CHOICE Oran9e CCQlfy's Oldest UncoM-Mercwy Dealership AH C•• Sold Pl,. lo & Lie.nee All C.w> SOid On App,,..., Cr-. dOHNSON le SON • LINCOLN MERCUR Y COUGAR CAPRI DOZENS • TO CHOOSE FROM 2626 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MES~ 540·5630 "Second location" 600 W. COAST HWY., NEWPORT IEACH THERE IS PLENTY OF TIME TO GET IT ALL TOGETHER! ! ! . Fiii In the Handy order blank below -00 JT TODAY! I ! ! NO. OF 4 DAYS WORDS 12 5.00 16 6.00 20 7.00 24 8 .00 -28 9.00 32 10.00 36 11.00 40 $12.00 . If you ne•d more room for your me11ag• just print or type 4 word• per tin• and •dd S1.00 ••tr1 for eactt •ddition•l llne. . ~ ' . .. i . ( ~ . ~ • • ; . \ • . 1 . ... .. ' . ~ . ' ,. \ ~ I ' • ( • , • • .. • ~ ---------------~---------------------------------. Pl••H schedule my Prtot Potpourri ad to,.,., March 22 (Wed.) thru March 2S (Sat.) with no change of copy. No rebate for Hrly cencellatlon. Enclo .. d 11 my check or money orCS.r for • • • ••••••• Of !)lea .. d.a~ l~ Ida 81n!U'.nwric:ard, VISA No ........................ • E>CPlres ........ . Meittr°*1Je No. ••••••••••••• ~ •••••••.••••.••••••••••••••••••••.•••••• Ea.plrts •••••• , ••••• DAILY PILOT ' • • l J t ., ! ! .. -I I .. FREE HOT DOGS & SOFT DRINKS SAT.& SUH. e • . 5 speed. AM radio. this week only. (207NJL) '73 VOLVO 145W4GOH Auto trans .. 'air condition· 1ng, AM racho. (840PKE). 53699 '74 MGI USTIL '4 speed. ~i. "'' Just rlgh'C:.. 1.-"~•ch. (9961<,~ $3999 We 're out to make a new sales record. We 'II be dealing like there's no tomorrow to sell a new Toyota today, to you. FREE HOT DOGS & SOFT DRINKS SAT.& SUN • From Thursday noon through the weekend we're stopping the clock. There may never be a better time to buy. So see us during Clock Stopping Super Shoppiag .a •oeeo cu11om std• mould1ng1 & pen llnP<rt S.. UE31~• '76TOYOTA CEUC4 Ike's ScH Priu Auto. trans .• air condil1oning, AM/FM radio. lo mileage. See it today! (258PSO). $ 4 6 9 9 '73 TOYOTA COlOMA W4GOH Auto trans.. air cond1t1on- 1 n g . power steering, AM/FM radio. heater, lug- gage rack. s2399 (126JNN). '74 DATSUN IJIO F•m•c• Auto trans • AM radio, healer. lo 1n1les. See it to- day! (903MJM) 52499 '76 t!HEVY LUVPICKUP' Auto. trans., AM radio. heater. rallye wneels. nice shell. Less than 16.000 (~~~189). 53499 '75VW SCllOCCO 4 speed. air conditioning. AM/FM radio. mi19s. Red in color, the hot onefl (638NBZ). $ 3 9 9 9 Time. '77TOYOTA 515 LOHG WHHL IASI rtCkUP' 5 speed. air conditioning. stereo radio. mags. c1J3as62>. s4999 '73YW SWIRIUTLI AM/FM stereo radio. heater. A rare ont,1 (862HXX). 52399 '75TOYOTA COROUA W.Atotf Auto. trans., air condition- ing. AM radio. WOOdgrain side panels. (97'4LWlJJ. s '72VW UlMAHH Gffl4 Radio. heater. Nice. nice car. Lo miles. (817EXM). 53199 '72 VOLVO 145WA4tOH Auto. trans.. alr cond1tion- lng, AM/FM radio. heater. luggage rack. (160FBPJ. s c Wittt the pwchaH of any new truck in our hug~ stock this week. 167 VOLVO 144 SEOAH 4 speed. AM racJ10 with 8 track. One ol a kind. See It! 46 .000 actual miles. (UOU914). SEE IT! '72 VOLVO WAGON 4 speed. AM raclto, heater. You'll hke it (852EMZ). '76 OPB. 2 DOott COUPI 4 speed. AM racho. under 18.000 mites. Pretty little yellow car. (386SMV). 52799 At Time of Purch11e Only ( ; ::O~t)tl b&d SR·~ P•CkllO AM ~ M rtd•O ~ •CH!&d . cntom"t bu1noer ~., t RH230721188 - lb's Sal• Pric• '76TOYOTA COlOUA 2 Dl. SEDAM Auto trans . AM radio, rallye wheels. 10 miles. (TE31116425). s2999 '76 FIAT 124 SP'IDH 5 speed. stereo radio. 8 track. mags Just '"time for Spring (326NJF) $5499 '74 VOLVO 14SWAGOH Auto trans. air cond1tion- •'n g AM radio. luggage rack (899LJ0). 53199 '74TOYOTA CBJCA Auto. trans.. AM/FM radio, vinyl roof. (486JPP). ... " featu(itt~ ' oas-t FINAL SPORTS ,, IT'S NICE TO HAVE ~OUR OWN DOG TO TALK TO MOST OF THE TIME, "{OU JUST WANT 'TO TALK ..... -WHICH IS WH'r' A D06 "f3. IS THE PERFECT ONE TO .. 1 NANCY HERE I KITTY--- HERE, KITTY ( l WONDER WHERE MY CAT IS LOCAL WANT ADS SUNDAY, MARCH 12,. 1978 A DOO DOESN'r TR'/ TO GIVE L/OU A LOT OF ADVICE ... ME JUST LISTENS 0 -40 ;: i f ~~~~I J MOST OF THE 'TIME, THAT'S WHAT A PERSON LW\NTS .•• SOMEONE WHO WILL LISTEN, AND NOTTR'/ TO GNE L{OU ADVlCE By Ernie Bushmiller .. . --, HMM .•• w&'lf'E A srr LOW IN TME · PLAIJ&.JC ~l!ltVICE D&PAR'iMENT: .. fr'\~. GICJMMJ~/ L'M HER.I! it> IA PE. AN JNTEJCVJEW OF YOU ~02 -rH~ c:iOOO! '1 HAVE Mlt1o.t -ro G.AY .. ! Qu&~r10N: HOW -eeGALA,£ t HA~LY 00 ~U ~SSl..A~OUT EVI~ USE IT, MY5ELF. 1'ME 1',ANAMA CANAL. ~ 00 ALL MY -e&Glr:>&S r, AL.WA~ ~A'I, 111,: '6tA'V£ ~E!N ON& OCEAN, YOU'VE -M~. G~IMMt,, IF YOU WAN110 Ll~EN Tt> 1).11~ INTett.VIEW~ rr·&.1.. 9£ ON TMli ~C~ L. T<'A"IO ~iATION 1 J<·e ·l..·l..·Y . -nlE.ATYi'PSlf~HAJ.1..Y, BQ.\TIN9 IN % ~AY WE r-ei..M CrleEX/ ""N'-r Merte JN N~f!' IT../_ '--TOWN.• .• *SN TH!M eon-t." WiL.L, r THANK YOW ... Alll AT 3 O'CLOCK ~IZIDA'f .... ( ~~-A-flllO INTflffl\U , rNC , 1'11 DENNIS THE MENACE [> t> t> HAVING DISCOVERED BARNEY'S TOOL KIT ON THE FLOOR NEAR THE SAFE, 5AM DRIVER CLOSES THE BEDROOM DOOR AND TELLS ABBEY TO CALL THE SECURITY GUARD BACK! I 'M SURE THAT SOMEONE'S BE CAREFUL! IN THE CLOSET! I'LL WATCH WHOEVER'S IN THE DOOR! THERE MAY HAVE A WEAPON! TELL ME THE TRUTH! \"v'HO 15 IT AND DOES HE HAVE A WEAPON? ay Hank Ketcham 13 ~ 00 WJNDO.¥S! <1<1<1 • ~ BEFORE YOU GO DOWN, HAVE THERE WAS SOMEONE WITH LILI COME OUT HERE! I WANT YOU AND RUSTY, WASN 'T TO TALK TO HER! THERE'? BELIEVING THAT SAM HAS LEFT, BARNEY GOES 8ACK TO WORKING ON THE 5AFE • J -WHAT'S YOUR STRATEGQ GOIN& TO BE. FOR 10~16HT'6 GAME~ 1171 Unlttd '•aturt S "T"He! L.APY' SAIP we W~REI TO e.DARC' -rHe eoA-r AT PISR NINE!.' t I ~ \ NW;BE 4oOStXJ.D GO 10 A ~ ....... ,...-~LL l~~ CUNIC! 111 1• COACH I 10Nl6~T CX)U'RE PLA91~G Bl<; lJJAlJ.lUT ~H ... DO 4lOlJ PlAN TO PLJ¥y) A SWITCHIN& MAN 10 MAN DEFE.N5E ... OR ARE <,lOU GOING 10 REL!,) ON A CDUJ\PSIN& ZONE -rnAT 5/¥;5 ON ™El R BIG rAAN 2;. W..,.A.,-'S -rHS ees-r CRUISE: AVAIL-Aei-.e FOR LJN c::>e R Fl F-rY euCKS '?.' ves,eveN AT -rHese PRtces,ws CAN HAVES FON ..• SO PON'"T"' "TURN AROUN~ KIC'PO ••• we'Re! RUN NIN, 1'"0NIGH-r'S MOVle ON Y'OLJR e>ACK ! ! AND OF C.OURSE. -rn15 GAME lo A BJ& RIVALR9 ! 80Q I l(OU'VE SURE GOT ME. lHERE , J"OHN ! , ' .. ' t I ~'T WANNA GET A • I HA1f:2CUT .. ~ IF' '>'OlJ HOLD STILL, JEJ=S:Y I YOU'LL GETA LOLLIPOP. · .,,,......~~ A BALLOON? •.. OUlTA SNoW ? OH, BROTHER ~~ OONT You KNow "THE M~ING OF IHE WORU ·----'' IMR:>SSI 6LE''? ' \ 3-/2 ' ...---------------~· WELL, LOOI< IT UP!! I ) : l • • i CAN \'OU TRUST YOUR EYES? There are at least ahl dlfftr· rnttt In drawlna drtalls belwttn top and bottom panrls. How quickly caa you find &hem? Chrck answrn wlcb those below. °"'"'"'" P•90Q Clwt 11 • -Ill-' 11 w•v s &u1n 1w 11 •'°lll>lld r eu1•1w ., CIUll IPUI) t IMUOlll-•ilt CIOJJ eu1P111 ' ,_HIP 11111! I .W)l»JeHIO I @ 00 00 ~' [ID 00 @ 1§) t1J 00 ' eLUCK O' THE lRJSHI Pat Murphy jolted dowa bla age, doublrd It, addrd fin, multlplltd by SO, addrd a lucky aumbrr, sublracttd 250. RtsuJI: Pal'a alt al ~rt, lucky aumbrr at rlKht. \'ou try ii. •A Debt of S6S is paid with ~ven current U.S. bill~. not one of which 1s a dollar. How b this managed? No fair peeking below e Eyes Han II! The absent-minded leprtc:haun had one pair or glassts for outdoors, ont pair for Indoors, and NINE NUMBERED block~. ont pair for doln& what? above, are arranged m such a way OM1 ••11•0 t11• 11111pu1::1 that they do not quite me3l>ure up e Tongue Tcm! Say fa.,t : Paddy Paddock playfully to a magic square. That is to say, painted the player piano. Grimsly ghmp~cd green- the figures do not add up to the grey gremlins. Debby Drew drew bnght blue blob~. same amount. namely IS. m all direcuons- across, down, and di- agonally. You are challenged 10 switch three of the blocks wuh three oth· '17 crs so that a true ma· g1c ~quare 1s formed, totarnna IS in the three ways mentioned. .18 Can you comply? P.S.: There is a ra-19 i.O ther simple way in which this transforma· uon can be made. Ser if you can find it. No fair peeking at the answer below. veqwnu to ""'°' 001 pu1 •tPP1w 11>11""' A1e1w1s :; SWEET DREAM! Our Irish fritnd 1bol't 1 .. hulng 1 plra.Jlnl "' drum. To complete the picture, pencil In lines, dot lo dot. GREAT DA \'I Apply tbe following colors for 1 llmrly picture abol'e: l-Rrd. l-Lt. blue. 3-Yellow. 4-LI. brown. S-flcsb 1onrs. 6--Lt. &rtta. 7-Dk. arttn. I-Dk. purplr. 9-lt. purple. SPEl.liBIN DER! SCOH 10 points for usina all lhe ----"t----- leltenja the wor4 bdow to form ----+---- two complete words: OBLIGATE . . . . . ... THIN SCIOJ" .2 points -=h for all ____ .,..... __ _ worda of rour Jectm or piore ----+---- found lmOQI the letter$. Try to .core •t me. 50 polab. .,..,. 'llfll :we..io.u. ~i-.. r:o~ OP~tJ€'26 , y'ourz wr~e L.OVe5 U:roucz ooo L.oves Y'ov ... .. YoLJ'rz~ A BIG ~O ' FOOT ... 0ALL. STA~ ... ... ANO ~U'2 PU!3LIC L..Ov'e'5 YOU ... ~Ow' MANY ~OPLe CA~ CLAIM T~AT MUCH LOV~? YOLJ ••• MOTLEY'S CREW BoY, MABEL-, YOU CAN REALL-)' 5Ee 114~ MAN IN 1HE MOON ,. TONIG~T ! 1'ME WOMANL'{ 6~ OF 1'ME ~Ye5, -nu~ Pe11fe NOG~ ~i 15 UNQU~6flONABLY fl~MAL-E .... ve'2.v, v'F::'2Y, vc.~v r:ew ... 1 KNOW I CA~'T ! _.,.., by Ben Templeton &_Tom Forman MIKE, YOU'R~ AN INCURABLe' cHAWINl5T I iHAI 15 OBVIOUSLY A WOMAN IN 1'H~ MOON/ •• AND IF" YOU l-OOK. Ct06eLY ...... WEL.L., F)RSI OF AL.L, IHE:R~ ARE. -rH~ sopr, F~MININ~ t..JN~5 OF ~~ MOUiH ... I MARMADUKE ® M'ifoowWwww GORDO No-• . .., • Tf/El<E1S ONE ~ SPOT.~. I P05Et:> TUE QU£STION, .. w~o co 'IOl.I M~T ADMIRE?''. 1 ~ u l ~1 .. Pl-VS CAT's CUNN/NfE, ADDS I.JP ro ••• • A t .... By Gus Arriola l .. A FINAL FJ-AIL- OF THE F-LIPPJN1 Fl-EAf • March 12, 1978 DAILY PILOT -. ' with the new cotton-lined ventilated crotch panel. No nonsense., pantyhose gives you something no other pantyhose does . A cotton - lined ventilated panel sewn into every single pair. Soft. cool. natural cotton. For com - fort you can feel. Plu s extra fabric for a beautiful fit you can see . And now, No Nonsense is offering you 20~ off any pur- chase of No nonsense .. pantyhose. Regular. Queen Size. Sheer-to-Waist. Control Top .And Comfort Stride~ So use the coupon next to this ad and get No nonsense comfort you can feel, beauty you can see , and savings you can count. No nonsense ftt. No nonsense comfort. No nonsense savlftlL C '978. No Nonsente Foshione Inc. -.!. • , PUrltan Pride Vitamins- Special 99~ sale_(see mailing coupon below) - · N~NonseDSe-Pantyhose-With. _ the cotton-line ventilated panel ·. (see coupon below) lliiiJ ~ New Leanles & Grillers m11J from Morningstar FanDs. Hot Dog & · Hamb~rtaste with no cholesterol .. <:l. :······························ ~MAI L ORDER MARKETING: Dept. Shines : l FAMILY WEEKLY O RDER CARO ( } ~~a. , m --;i~, ":"ig, J2t. • SEE BONUS OFFER UNDER COUPONS • • THEm YOURSELF s..i 11e ~. • 1 ...-. to -Ask.· Fllfllty ~ 6-41 l.llCll'CllOll ""'·· ......... o 1ocm '#11 Pl'i $5 tor ~ qu9$tlGllS ~ .. Clll'I --atlllB FOR LAWRENCE F. O'BRIEN. commissioner. National Basketball Association Woald • tlllrct ofBdal be helpfal .. cootroUlag .to&ence la dM NBA7 - S..I., Wtnoaa. Mlaa. • Flrst, I want to j>otnt out that there have been just two serious Incidents ol violence on the court In more than 400 NBA games that have been p&ayed so far this season. I Insist, however, that any vlolenc:e Is too much Vk>lenc:e. and that's why rm taking every posstie step to halt If. The third offi- cial II not the total solution to thb problem, -Not the total solution ~ but it wouJd provide grater control ol OOt.a1 ac6on. There '5 d\sagreement In our league, however, as to the ro&e ol the third offidal. Some feel his ro&e should be limited; others feel that he should have authority equal to that of the other olfldals. Another problem Is cost, which wooJd be extremely high. I favor the concA?pt of the third offldal, and the matter is sure to be coruidet'ed again by the NBA In the near futurJ. FOR ANN WEDGEWORTH of Broadway's Chapter Two la It tnae yoa hear t'Ok:ee wit• DO OM'e pl'eMllt7 - M..., Loa Robertiloa. FlonDce. S.C. • No. You must have heard about what happened to me a few years ago. I was at my lowest emotional ebb. During a break In a lV show. I went to my dressing room and doud. Something awoke me. I heard a voice say, "Ann. don't give up. Yoo can do It." A few minutes later it happened again. I analyried the incident as meaning I should pick up the pieces. Right after that things Improved. FOR HENNY YOUNGMAN, comedian I "-rd you•re now alas oft-color wonle la yow act. Why? -M.M .• Ojai. Calif. e That's absolute)y untJ\le. Just talk lo my wife (or "take her.') and shc'D put you straight. Truth is, I don't think It's necessary. rve been around a long time. have heard and seen ii aD. A lot ol what I do Is on the college clrcu11 and In family-~ halls. I don't believe In using vu&garity In front of kids. In fact. I don't believe In using it at all. If I can be funny without using four· letter words -and I am -what's wrong with that? FOR NANCY FRIDAY. author of My Mother. My Self Stace ro-·n -••tlaodty oa the modl.--daatlata reJa.. do-Ip. tell me di.la: ehoald girts be IDdadecl ID d .. c:u.tOM whea Mom .. data9hlat oat ftnaadal prob- lema with Dad? -T.F., Bedlwoocl. N.J. • Ya. Women have been raised to think It tsn't "nice" for them to think about money. This sets up the daughter as a vic- tim in later life. Anything parents can do to let the daughter learn as early as posslble that she ls expec:ted lo be competent about handling money Is an e11ceDen' Idea. FOR 11fE •ASK"' EDITOR la tt tnM tt..t d.e tartble car Kddalt s..... We».-...... few,_,. ago • Wt llaba ..-.0, laapalrecl? -~.I., Lake CUr&a. La. •Stevie scoffs at this rumoc: ~Other than a scar on my forehead. It all seems nothing more than a bad dream." A mlrade would be a better way of describing what happened to him. Stevie came ttwough a four-day coma and braln contusion as a result ol a head-on wtth a logging truck on a highway outside Durham, N .C. One of the logs shot dwough the windshieJd and hit him on the head. When the doctors knew ~ .. Nothing more than o bad dream.·· would smvtve. the nft1 big question was if he'd regain consciousness with aD his faculties or as a vegetable. Believe It or not, the onJy bad effect of his ac.d<knt was a slight loss of taste a.nd smell. which he soon got back. It dJdn't even "'4ke him nervous when traveling by car. Said Stevie. kU I ~e. I couldn't very wd stay in thls business where travdng is a way ol llfe." FOR TOM BROKAW. host of NBC-TV's Today show W'l9y .. It tt.at .. aa. ..._ ._. eblmped hr J11ta- .tewera? la tt all rebeaned? -T.R .• Hopewell. Va. • No, and guests do get stumped. I once asked Hen'} Ford II a quesdon about the automobile business, and he said simply, "I don't know." A reheshlng}y honest admission for a prominent public flgure. Quite often. guests will not know the answer to a quesdon or how to deal with a certain pofnt but won't admit it, so they waste valuable time trying to bluff FOR MA YA ANGELOU, poet-actress-composer-author Of all J'OW c:anera and taJen... whlcJa 9fwe JOU the •oet plu•re? And &om where do yoe get the aMl'9Y to do all"°" MaD to accompUA? -G.T .• U... Ohio •To answer your ftrst question, I love poetry and am happiest when I come cJo.st to capturing a feeling and a moment in words that sing. And my energy, I don't know whft-e It comes from, bot I do know that when I go to work, I picture my mind plugged Into the universal energy as an eledrlc appliance Is plugged Into a wall socket. FOR HALSTON. designer YCMll•re a famCM1a deelper, and fm a womaa on a .erv n..tted badtft, What acc1HCJrie9 ahoald I •pend •9 mo.., oa to looll my beet? -C.A., l..afayet1a. Ind. •Shoes. llley're terribly Important because they save a dual pufl>OM: comfort and appearance. If you have to saaffice something eke to get them. do it. Nut is the handbag. As for jewelry, If you prefer the rtal stuff. get sOver. Better lo have one good ~ that looks rtght for every occasion than a few costume Items. which are also quite e>q>enslve. PRO ...... 0-Glkk---ID.·K.an) PROAnDCOO CON R.p. W.R. P-.. (0 ·T•xul The basic reason for limiting the tmn ol eJCecutlva -the President Of gov· anon -Is that they AN able to buUd up polidca1 machines based upon their -womttvc powers. Members of Congrat have no such opportunity. WhGe there may not be many mern· bcrt ol Cot9aa who wlll serve as long •I have (42 years), or as loog as For too many yeara we have had Congrasional fiefdoms In Washing- ton. History provides many examples of members of the Hou. and Senate who have, through the pnyiJega IJ'Wlt.d by 1mkldy, outed for them· .tva fat-reaching powers. The prob-- &.m ol llolatk>n aJICs on Capitol Hll. Mcmbcn who have bffn In Washing- ton too long tend to bekvc that It II the cent.,-ol the untvate: tt.y kJM contact wtth the people to whom they lhou.ld be rcrpondtng. A member who ICeys too long can end doa begin to acapt thingsu they.,., to fMl MCUN In the ttatut quo. The advanttga ol lnc:umt.ncy l'NIM re-clec:ffon, pairt1cui.t1y In to-c:alltd ~ .... dlltrictl," an «aty laM for that member. Should Congressmen• Terrm Be Umlted to 12 Yeo,.? ~ Sam ~ (49 ~ Of Cati Vincent (50 yan). the 4 1*JP1e thould have en awortunttv to av.sl them.Na of J the Mnllce ot any lndMNal they w.nt to MSW them jUst ~ M lof'9 • ~ want hll Mnllce end M ts aba. to SCTVC. I When the people dcide dwy do not want a Con- gremnan. ~ can end w'1 rcp&ec. htrn no nwatter how long .. MMce ha been. ' J Low tar MERIT continues to gain momentum with hard,to--please smokers of higher tar cigarettes. The reason: After 12 years of research with tobacco, scientists were able to isolate certain flavor,rich ingredients that deliver taste way out of proportion to tar. The result: 'Enriched Flavor' tobacco. Perhaps the first major breakthrough in cigarette smoking in 20 years. And now high tar smokers are verifying it. In fact, 7 53 of all MERIT smokers are former high tar smokers-the toughest~- taste critics of low tar smoking. Further evidence comes from extensive taste testing involving thousands of smokers. Thste:iest Proof MERIT and MERIT HXYs were teste.d against a number of higher tar brands. The results: Overall, smokers reported they liked the taste of MERIT and MERIT 1 OOs as much Kings: 8mg'·w:· 0.61119 nicot1n11v. perciPf1U•. FTC AtponAuQ:n 100'1: 11mg"t•:·0.8mg nicC11inuv.ptf cigm11byFTCMlttlocl. • Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarene Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. o,... .. _..,M.,m as the taste of the higher tar cigarettes tested. Cigarettes having up to 603 more tar! Only one cigarette has 'Enriched Flavor' tobacco. And you can taste it. Kings&J.Om j JANE FONDA AT 40: MOTHER. HOUSEWIFE.ACTIVIST.SUPERSTAR "fve learned there's more in my life than youth. I have a family, a happy marriage and a commitment. I believe with all my heart that people can make a difference." By Josep h N. Bell She arrived briskly when the crew broke for lunch. a him wo· man with long russet hair, wear· ing a taUored pants suit. She could have been out shopping except for a single bizarre tooch: she was wearing a construction hard hat -called fOf by that day's sa1pt. She headed fOJ her traller. ~ed ootslde a huge Los An· geles power plant where she's making a fUm piesendy tiUed £~witness. The last ttme f d seen Jane Fonda, five years earlier. she'd been on a university auditorium stage In denim shirt and blue jeans. I mentioned this as she drew a curtain across the traUer so she could change Into a long. red robe. She smiled and said she was still more comfortable In je~ns. Her handshake was firm , her tone businesslike, her blue eyes cool and steady. She talked In complete sentences and graphic images. laced liberally with facts and figures. At 40. Jane says she has "learned there's a lot more In my Ufe than youth. I have a family, a happy marriage and a commit- ment. I believe with all my heart that people con make a dif- ference." She admits she didn't feel that wav at 30, when she was a Hollywood lngenue ap. pcailng In a succession of mind· less films and wonylng about In- cipient body bulges and roles that were gotng to younger women. Toct.y .... caa pick aDd dtooee her roles (and her figure ts as good as It was In Bo~la 15 years ago). Yet her way of life Is far removed from the Holly- wood chic In which she floated throughout her early years. The major forces In her life durtng the last decade have been the Vietnam War and her hus- band Tom Hayden -and lt't dif- ficult to know where one stope and the other begint. She met Hayden. now 37, In 1972, IOOf"I .ha he'd written a book about the antiwar 11\0VC.rMnt ot the late 1960'•· S.yt Jane: "For• long time fd went.Id to meet thlil brllltanr person I'd respected from afar." Less than a year after they met, they were married. Jane once lived in a plush Beverly Hills home but says her political activism shamed her inlo buying a much more modest house in a middle-class Los An· geles suburb. She was living there when she married Hayden -a soft-spoken man with a prom· lnent nose and an lnteNe atr who a.lso likes jeans and T ~htrts. Hayden was uncomfortable with his new wife's swimming pool and ~ artifacts ot CalifomMI middle-class living. So six years ago the Haydens bought a two- story wood-fnlme house In Santa Monica fOf $40,000. n., hue decanted tbe houM In bright colors, with mul· tltudes of hanging plants and sec- ondhand furniture. They bve there happily with their two chil- dren -doing their own cooking. washing and cleaning, without servants. dishwashers. nannies or any of the other appur1e· nances normally connected with million-dollar-a-year movte stars. Says Jane: "I've always been a.shamed of prMlege." Jane's children are 9-year-old Vanessa (by her first husband, French film director Roger Va- dim) and 5-year-old Troy (by Tom Hayden). She lectures frequently at colleges and works constantly (three major movtes in the last • two years). Vet the famUy Is dose and together often, particularly on wei?kends when they drive up to their land near Santa Barbara. Both parents feel a strong re- sponsibility toward the children. When Hayden ran unsuccessful- ly fOf the United States Senate In 1976 (he got 1.3 million votes) and was campaigning 18 hours a day, Jane was home cleaning, cooking and caring for the c:hll· dren. When Jane was In Europe making Julia, Hayden took over the houMhold duties. Jane Insists that IM la not a permllllve parent: .. , beU.V. In dlsdpllnc. There are cmaln things the perent hat to MY quite darty. and one ot the molt Im· portut la: 'This It for your own good. You're too young to recognlae why It'• important. but you must do this .• But there ..... lot of od• aras when I think H iii equally lmpor1ant to give the With aon Trov on the tf!to/Comes A Honeman, Wild and Free. child a sense of being listened to, by asking: 'How do you feel. °' what do vou think about that?' We don't debate hanging up a towel or making a bed. but when II comes lo family actMties, the children ore Included In the plan· ning. That didn't happen to me much when I was a child." Jaoe..-•p•dMt... bovtM deuPtm " actor Henry Fonda, motdy In a world of upper-dus prM)ege. Ha bonds with her father and het younger brother Peter have re- mained atrong. Says her father: "This girl can stand In front of 500 °' 5,000 people aod talk with spectftc knowledge fOJ two houn, not from a prcparedapech but from her guts and her heart and her head. She has people as much lnaweof heru I am." 5-)19 Jane: .. lt took two or three yess aha I IUlfac.d In the antiwar rnol/CfMnt for my fathft- to Nabt that t .. WM not tome IOl1 °' ~ IUdlon Of dilet- tante phMa l w. ~through -that I t\lld gone through a wry deep and pennanent polltical change in my life." Meanwhile, she explains, her brother Peter "was a produci of the counterculture. which I missed because 1 was bvlng In France. Peter was more the anarchist, the rebel without a cause of the early 60's. I was of the SO's and a very conventional housewife un· HI the \netnam Wat ... Pet.er now lives In Montana. He owns the movie rights to a book on the American Revolu- Hon, and father. brother and Jlstcr hope 90mecJay to produce a movie bawd on It. Jane'• eyes light-up when ahe talks about the project. "h's IO!Mthlng we all really want to do. and we sttll hope It ti going to happen." '8N• cm'9S Me ......... llwaced by luck. persilte!lee, IOdal ~ and talent. (Dtrec- tor AJan Pakula tayt she has ~ "vMd .. pcnonallcy and the ~ o( a aipcrb ch.radCT acnsa.1 A IOd.iJy tuper· charged movis about the Ameri- can O..,.a8*>11 cdld 1Mv S hoot HOf"Ses, Don't Thev? was her first serious film and gave her some badly needed seH-respect after the demeaning experience of Borbore//o. She won an Aca· demy Award for Klure. which was followed by three unsuccess· ful pictures and a lot of incendi· ary antiwar publicity. and. as a result, says Jane, "I didn't get a lot of offers to work at that time." Later she was offered a comedy called Fun With Dick and Jone When that picture made a lot of money, Fonda was suddenly "hot" once again. She's being pushed hard for an Academy Award fOf Julia, which will prob ably still be playing when Com- ing Home -a gentle story about a Marine's wife who falls in love with a paraplegic veteran during the Vietnam Wat -is released .le9« el.a Me c:otaplded Comes o H~mon. Wild and Fne, a contemporary Western with James Coan due fOf release this summer. Eyewitness -in which Jane plays a television reporter facing a conflict between ethics and career In connection with a nuclear accident -will appear this fall She'll be spending as much time as possible at the Haydens' 120· acre ranch near Santa Bar· bara, now dedicated primarily to Tom's political activities. In the summer. the ranch is used as a camp for urban children. Suddenly our conversation is Interrupted. A messenger ap- pears from rhe set with a note of urgency in his vok.e: H's ttrne for Fonda to go back to work. So she offers another fiTm hand- shake and disappears behind the curtain to put on her costume • o nce again. At the end of the working day. she'll be leaving all this -the chauffeur. wardrobe and makeup peopk?. cook. sec· retary. variou.s hangers~on -to return to her old house. slip into blue jeans and share with het husband and chlJdren a supper they have jointly prepared. She seems secure now In both worids. something that wasn't true a few years ago. As we part. she says. "A friend told me the other day. 'You've grown up publicly,' and I have. and that's O .K." She paused then added: "You've got to beBeve things can be changed '°' the better unn you're an at.olute cynic, which I'm not I've turned 40 wtth a MnM of puce and a Mn9C of be· tng mevant. I have a vtllofl and MnM ot rapondllltty I share with my hutbMld and my c:NI-1111 drwn. My We .. ,.. ful .. ..., I I I a .._ _______________________ ...... 1 ABOVE -Opening night of Henry Fonda's stage porfToVol of Clarence Darrow brought the family together. From left: Jone, Henry's wife Shirlee. Peter, half-sister Amy. Jone's octfvfsm once strained her re· lotlonship with her father, but their bonds remain strong. BELOW -In Comes a Horseman, a loue ltoty to be released this aummer, Jone ploys a rancher during World War U. 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(cMak .-): (But I em.,_._.. he to clloow from eny c•~) Ot.., ....... 2 O lM!l ... 7 OC-....1 0 C--, I (no l'ffl .-> O .Ma 4 (no rMI 1.-) fftl--...... • • I ________________________ J CE FROM A ••TRIAL BY FIRE•• "If you can survive widowhood, then you'll become the best person you11 ever be. The word widow means wasted, but I don't feel wasted at all." By Rae Lindsay Three and a haH years ago. If you had a.sked me to describe a typical widow. I would have portrayed her as a grandmoth- erly type who had had a rich life and was now content to spend her days playing canasta and spOOing her grandchildren. That. of course. ls a common vww. but I didn't realize how off the mark It was until I became one of America's 12 million wid- ows. Three out of four wives become wid- ows al an average age of 52; there are six million widows under 55. and one out of four widows is under 45. I was not alone. But la another MD8e I wu desper- ately alone. even though I had three chll· dren keeping me company When Alex died, Marla was 10, Sandy was 7 and Rob- bie was only 3. Not only did I have to get ... through my own grief. I also had to help ~ the children wori< through their pain. I The ftrSt days and weeks Immediately after the funaal were brutally unreal. It's ~ no wonder that psychologists call this Initial "' phase of widowhood "Impact": the stun- ning effect on you could be compared to being on the receivtng end of one of Mu- hammad Ali's knockout punches Each child reacted dtfferentlv to the death of the father.. From left: Robbie, 6. on his motht:r's lap, Sandy, 10. Marla. 13. Fortunately. I had always earned money as a free-lance writer. but what used to be Icing on the family budget had now become the whole piece of cake. I could have gone to work, but that posed other problems. Robbie, at 3. was much too young to be sent off all day or even to be brought up by a housekeeper (and hav- ing a housekeeper would have used up m~ of the money I would earn anyway) Sooa alts Alu'• ._th I Mel to .-r •P to battle tM ~. The first and posd>ly worst Is lhat ~mlng­ ly beneficent lnstttution, lhe Federal Gov- ernment In the guise of Social Security. At tlma, ln my spantng with them, I forgot about my grief and feh like a blundering Kafkaesque victim. Social Security clerks lose forms: they are Impossibly slow: the telephone lines are always busy. llt110W pertaap.twoOl'dlNemoatta. h9d gooe btr. and 9hock was replaced by the real thing: grid In Its moet devastating form. c:haacte1tzed by the knowicdge of what Isn't Instead of what Is, and refared to by psycho&og:ists as "recoil." After the b&urmf day-to-day llvtng. a Umbo In which getting through each 24-how period Is a minor mnda. you know.finally. reaDy and awfully that your husband Is de.ad. And It was at this point. aftar I finished a book callitd The Purault of Youth, I began to think ol wrtttng a book about widows, ~ as a self-~ guide to young widows who not only had the lnlgedy of lollng a mat• but aho were coping With such problems • peytng olf mor1gega and f11Wn9 dildrcn. I saw the book a.a an empathdc ehm1ng In the tame vein as Wctaht w..chcrs or Aicoholcs Anony- mous. The~ for AloM ond &.vfv- lng (~by Walwf and ~ 1977) WM buecf Of\ lntaWwl with 93 wktows "nd was fadtttated by granlS from Wellesley College, my alma mater, and the New Jersey State Council on the Arts. Most of the widows I Interviewed agreed that this second recoil stage Is the worst. It Is the lime you burst Into tears In the strangest places: the supermarket. during your son's piano leaort, at a PT A meeting. II ls the time whf n you are completely ex- hausted but can\ sleep. the time when you lose weight because you're too netvous to eat or gatn weight because you're too nu· vous not to eat. You begin to think maybe you're going crazy; you're beset by feellfl9$ of guUt, a variety of Illnesses (which art either psycho- logk:al or hypochondnacal. but IDness. nonetheless). a good doOop of anger-ya. anger -at those who se "luddcr" than you. or don't understand your situation. and a VeJY temfytng sense of being aD alone. You know that your life has drastic.ally, lm!vocably changed In ways you've nev., Imagined. Having opted f<X Ufe with a partner, It Is a frightening ficvelopment to realize you may spend the next 20 Of 30 years without a man to share your Ille. Havtng been a mother. It Is lr1cky and frustrating and fatiguing to become both a father and mother. Wldodood le DOt ... be.,,..ood. when you can predict wtth a fair amount ol catalnty the flnt tooth, the flnt step. the ftrst word, The llna between stages are fuz- • zy, and, looking back now, I can't say for sure just when I really started piddng up my bfe 9fn, and neither could the wld· ows I tntavtewed. But at eome potnt dur· Ing Of after the rul gMf time -the recod period -you loolt around and conclude your W. i. reAlly a ma1. Your ttn.ndal S*- ture hat~ for the wont:..your chll· drm ... lptnntng In thO own t.wideled ehation; what you thought WM a ICJld 90' c:W llfw hu Mned out to be an amcxphous ~: and your loncllnal overwhelma you, You can't ct.el wtth thae P'oblcms one at a lime. But you're functioning again. I personally felt I was operating on four cylinders. but at least I was moving. One area I had to move In was my soda! life. I found my best new friends among dl- von:ees. There Is an Initial difference be- tween divorcees and widows. A divorcee has someone to hate; a widow tends to Idealize her late husband. A divorcee also has someone she can negotiate with '°' mOf't! su:ppon money. and she has the re- bel of someone to take the kidl to a mOYie or a baD game. to help with the parenting. But although we come hom different d!redk>ns widows and dlvolciHs do share many common ~ms and goals. such as single parenting. the conttnued lack of money, the MarCh fof companionship and the building of a new life fOJ younclf. It ... --WllllllY to ........... ..... f• •••t1119--. not only for my own sake but also for the raearch I needed to do for my book. And I quldcJy discoY- ered that If you were a product of the up- tight 50's and now found younc!f adrift. all alone. In the turbulent ... ol the swinging 70'1. not only have you come a long way baby, but you have a long way to go as wd. I tried bind dates and singles ban and sJngla dubs. My expectations had not been high .• and my expedtnce wae not p&ea.ant. I met enough rnam.d men on the prowl to convince me that Sunday ntght would be the bat night fOf llngles adwntuta beceuse. married men would be home wMh their wtva Md kiddies. I met men whoaa IOI. mottvatk>n ...-mcd to be the IPO'f known • "toomg.. and dtvc:wced m«n who were hurt and hostt1e. I ~ ~ • new Ya'l6of'I ol COf\"lpublr dllttng In which a Yld9o-tape °' you .. made and then lhown '° bllo Of tt... mm. If d.ey .. )IO'I. you v'9w • 1epe ol them, and I Y'O"' .. dwnl. phone numb.ft "" behanged. I didn't go t~ wfth the COldi/ prooe. ($150 buys a lot of groceries), but I did feel It was a very dvllized way of meetlllg people. Now. three years afta Alex died. I'm not as motivated to date or meet men and prefer lo rely on personal Introductions In- stead of the stngkis activity. (Frankly. I think the only women who are com- fortable In such situations must be those about 25 who look like Sally Struthers and grew up In the generation that's so at home on the beach Of In a bar.) Beat 01M .,...,,_, At this point iO my life rm in the state psychologists term ~re­ COYety." Recovay: what a marvelously rich word. What a ayptk: way of daatb- tng and condensing a.D the events that have led to adjustment, to swvtvlng. Years ago In college I rad a statement by Spanish phik>sopheT Juan Ortega y Gasset: "I am I pfus mydrcumstanca" -a beautifully sim- ple equation that sums tt aD up -the I and the circumstances change, which Is what any phue of life ls all about. A widow has recovered when she Is able lo accept her new persona and new circumstances. rve uldmate.ly survtYed not because of my chddren and catalnly not because of any &egacy but because this auel but not unusual b1al by ftre. this empty ro&e known as widowhood. foroa one to uti1m a.D of one's metertal and psyddogk:al resources and to~ on a very berc-knudded. tn- sttncttvc and natural compulsion to be. to live. Francis Bacon said. "P10SJNl1ty doth best dllcovcr vtce. but adYCl'llty doth bat dbcoYcr vtrtuc... ~ the an:hek: meaning of virtue Is "man)y ex.otllenc:e: vab." The phniM .aw.Dy me.ns "adver· atty doth bat dllcoYcr ltlength." Because no rn.ner how bad thanga hew been for • widow -and they can be dreadfully. traumaticlly bed -V Y'O" can survtve Widowhood, '*"-" you'I emep monga. the best pertOfl you wll ewr be. The wad widow mans wasted. but I don'1 1'911 r..swasted at.n. llLI I MONEY Tax-Time Tips T wo recent rulings by the U.S . Tax Court that dealt with special Individual problems never- theless point the way to potential savings for many taxpayers. In one case, a Wisconsin woman was ordered by her doctor to swim twice a day lest she become paralyzed. She Installed an Indoor pool in her home at a cost of nearly $195.000 -but claimed only $86,000 of that as a medical deduction. Tax offldats disallowed more than haH of the de- duction, saying that an adequate pool could have been built for much less. The Tax Court, however, held that no one Is required to choose the least- expensive form of medical care or treatment. 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(1 GRAM) BRAN&· HONEY "VITAMINE" CANULES Ull_.DEll CllTIFICln =-,...------------Miil '1: "'•' lloUI[ •IWT• ._..nn =-=u,,-----------Ill' welt uo-~ ...... _,Utell ITAi( "' ltt1'17 LIVER TABLETS IWUIAl FllO llCH BRAN FLAKES I DWOOUS. CHlW AIU Fl RF.R-RICH 1'.AFF.RS TAllLETI 100 1)!9 TABLETS l. ... 500 for t .U (1,200 ... ) 100 111 CAPSUUS ,~~ 79c 500.., 3.49 ~ "'' DOLOllM CAI Rldt ,. Jiftp TUU11-.p __ , .. , ... WT. C. .......... bdl '*"-' .... ACEIOLU I I I I I I I I I I I I I VITAlllMC •• '::,.. }49 2MtwU5 I.-DON T MISS THIS INTRODUCTORY SUPER -SPECIAL II 119 T~m95C --~ --~ ~-~ I --~ . ~------------------------------------------1 FAmlS VITAMIN-MINERAL FORMllA! -I I : -.COMPARE THIS FORMULA-WHY PAY MORE? I I =a "·ss-ouR .. vM-33.. :.····~-;·:;·h-;~·,.~~:r.:·:···.: 1 I =; .: 33 VITAMINS • MINERALS trllM£ (..IMIJI( <..allUfO,Ul I ..-----------------·-. 'SPECIAL Off ER Te acqe,11111,., ••tll N11triho11 I • H.-.. 1111•' 111111 '"'"'' I I BY MAIL POSTPAID I I I I I I I I I : 400 UNIT CAPSULES I I o .soDAY 88" I I SUPPLY I I O 1oon•1D soo17250 1000 '1398 1 I fOtt -I f()tt FOtt I I limit: One of Any Size to A F•m•ly I I ONLY WITH THIS AD I I Meil Coupon with remittlnce to I NUTRITION HEADQUARTERS I I 104 West Jackson, Carbondale, Ill. 62901 I O lt7' luUTllTIOll MOQS. M11'1 .. T I ·------------------I 1"--!!.. NATURAL INQREOIENTS •••••••• 011100 01t11[cf '1'01111 ••••••••• I ~:t 8 NUTRITION HEADQUARTERS I 11 __ -,,... t""-• 0 •111111 lllllllJ 9 ¢ 104 W. Jeckson Su.et I ,00 MG Carbondei., nnnots 62901 I ALFALFA mAMIN 81 I ;:::-a SAVI: OM All satSI T9Mett ~ . I ~... ·~ 0 ••tML11$-S a.tt ... -"INT HAM[ I .:---*95*• tJ.'L.49¢ IOQ...-OI: I m,,_. .a; o ••am-s s.• ·-·-Aoo1trss 1 lMltT1 TA1lnsOiJ ,. I o •t-.m.-414.tl == I •..,u. S00tor1.ts 1.000tor1.so I · ""11-• 0"9~ ,_, C•TV •nn STATE ''' ...... -:===---------------------------~-==-'=--·--------------------------------------- ' .. Q Cl a ti • -.. ... ti > 'ti Ill :e \l! ~ ~ ~ • :I ~ lll: ... ~ ~ ! ~ 8 for $1.76 12 tor $2.50 NOW TO COVER THOSE HARO·Td-FJLL BARE SPOTS WffH BLAZING COLOR! a.ck ... llildtl"F ..... of ......... ,......a.... CREEPING f'ED SIDUM EXTRA HUGE STRAWBERRIES Next Summer! 25fors225 i~E for $ 3.75) for S 5.95) for $10.95) The lest time you picked st~iM -Of' bought them - how many did it t.k• tom••• quart7 Eighty? One hun- dred? Mon7 R-..il• atr8Wbeffles -eo -11 -most peot* loee count! But with this hwdy nriety, you can expect quarts FROM JUST 30 STRAWBERRIES! And thne ext,.._wt berries are highly dila-rMistant, they ripen Wirf fnt, plus they produce lots of ,_ rtinnan to give you a bif119r patl:tl -v ya•I HllV• wonderful bit strawb9rries for j811'1S, freeur, freth d-11 fOf' months! And GET A HEAD START -by planting now. Not lhipped to Arizona. ACTUAL SIZE/ lllllMt ttrewbenlH molt follu Ila•• ever ••n: Clartt NCI, wery twfft -yet firm. All purpo• -frff••· Jam, Mt 'em freslll CAUTION! The most fNquently noted "complaint" on di-marYeloua benles is that most people just didn't think to order enough I Honestly, you witl w.it at leat 50 of ttl-plants to start --for 1m•l•r patchet. B SAYE MONEY GROW YOUR OWN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Easy-to-Grow Big -Tender - Delicious ASPARAGUS 10 Plillts only s 10 o ~!: ::; :!~!~ -. te~. dellclows -afMI perll•P• ttl• ullel\ 1rown of all .. rnm .. ., .. etab••I Once .._..hlMd, t"9 orwlnal plantlftt .... ally prodWCH for 20 ye11ral MM'tlla Wa-.lntton _._.If ~roduc:es abundant, 1i.nt·lk• wltll tender tlp1. TENDER ME'ATY DELICIOUS OLD-FASHIONED VICTORIA RHUBARB 5 Roots rl1ly SJ.00 FROM YOUR GARDEN VERY EASY-TO-GROW (10 for $1 .75) (15 f()f $2.60) How •111-t •me old4utllorteel "'"'lll•tb pie! It 11 Mllf to start alld ttlh Victoria Rllw1Nr111row1 • -crot1 ..,ery )'Nr wltllout ,..._ntlntl GIHs Miewtlful now•,.., too. Makes • nle• INNflnlat llloftler. Lfft• I/I" to t" fluraery roots. Sorry. unnot M tlllppeet to <:alffornla. Grow your own mouth watering fruits and vegetables right in your own garden and beat high food costs. Yes, home gardens produce delicious and wholesome food and at a cost far below retail prices. Sweet Jlicy, Deliciom GRAPES 99e EA. (J for t.J,75) (t for $5.2S I (9 for ... 001 NIAGARA -l"opular and ctepeltdabl• wlllt• trape•. La.,• buncllff of Julcir 90oclnea. CONCORD -Recoenlled H tlle flnelt Mu• 1rape In tM United States. 0-ftd· ao .. -abondant. AGAWAM -urw• red traP91 wltll a 4•11eloua flavor. v11orow1 ,,_.,_ E.nloir flf!e fruit -11 "'"'" m• for irurt wllll tll•M Nllltll)f VIMS. CllOO .. )'OWr fnorttet from tllH• tllrff llOPMlar nr•t••· Yow'll rKelY• cllolce ftUYlllf-rooted wine• that wlll llear at en urty ..._ l'Ulnt elont • f•~• or erlllor, • f•t aswin. s.lect ...,.,., of eacll color for dellclou1 warlet)f ..,.,.., sum-r. AMAZING LOW PRICE! 50 ONION SETS ONLY s100 (100 for $1.85) •u••-~·_,J You can hfte fnth green onion• tn 4 to 5 weeks! This is 1 must for the home gltden. Famous Stut(llll18f variety. ft'• mild enough for hlmburgers -yet gives full ftawor to pot roatJ. AA uceUent grower -big, robust. A good keepeJ. SIH money and f#OW your own onions thiuunvner. PAGE 2 EARLY RICHMOND CHERRY only s1.so ea. (2 for $2.75) (3 for $4.00) Early Richmond Cherry is ex· cellent for pies and preserves. Berries are li~t red and 1hin skinned. Ripen in June. You'll receive care•ully wown, well· rooted 1% to 3 ft. trees. Sorry, cannot be sent to California. Americas Favorite for Taste and Size I . BARTLETT PEAR only S 1.50 ea. ~~ : :::~ Unexcelled for canning, pickinq and eating. Larqe, rich goJden yellow with red blush. Juicy with rich flavor. Trees are vigorous and long lived, and bear heavy full aops year after year. An all around favorite. You'll receive carefully grown, well-£ooted I~ to 3 ft. trees. Sorry, cannot be shipped to California. Page 3 HOUSE OF WESLEY, NURSERY DtVISION, BLOOMINGTON, ILL. 61701 Excelleat For Eating I RED DELICIOUS APPLE only SJ 50 ea c2 tor $2.76> • • (3 for $4.00) Red Delicious Apple • · Yields large a'OJ>I of rich red apples. A superior, large, uniform apple · -just right for cooking or eati119. You'll receive carefully grown, well-t"ooted 1 ~ to 3 ft. trees. Not sent to Calif. or Ariz. Tbe Standard 1f Excelleace ! ELBERT A PEACH only SJ.50 ea. (2 for $2 .. 76) (3 for $4.00) Lader or all peedMI&. A beeutlfW i-dl of p>d quality~ oot ooty the bell oldmd Ya'tMy but alto tor "planUn( In &he lll'den. Blberta la hardier 1n bua than many...-....._ tbefttcn, a more uniform cropem:. It la larfe, yellow with red cbeet, juicy, b_., Oaft>r. P\etb yellow; rr.. st.one. Rlpnia September 16.JO. You'll~ carefully pown, weU-rooted t t /2 to a ft. trees. Cannot be sbJpped to California or Wablnetoo. SHOP BY MAIL -NO CROWDS, TRAFFIC, WEATHER PROBLEMS! c i ~ 1 § ~ ~ ~ D ' . Fast GTowing SilveT G,ay Beauty RUSSIAN OLIVE s FOR $2 98 PAGE 4 10 for $5.49 20 for $9.98 30 for $14.49 You'll be •m•zect •I th• r•pld 1rowth ot th•• weraallle Russian Olfwet (ltle .. nua •ut1u1t1folla). And ttielr unusual 1llwer1,.y color will m•k• them wefcome In •ny l•ncltca,,.. lleoau .. they are fut1rowl111, lowely tll Mtton, 1nd "9ry hardy, Auul•n 011••• make perfect tt.dt1n1 or acreen plant1n1 ... can be clipped or left to 1row to 15·20 ft. You'll eq1ecl•llY •nloy tlM fr•er•nl yellow·whll• blonoma uch May. Aunvn Oll¥e will trow In poor SOii, rem•lnl111 full Ind lowely throuth all kinds ot we•ther. Thrives In full ..,., or partial lhede. '"'•nt Ill•• f ¥1 to J tt. nur•ry 1rown t,..1 •·• ft. •part for full -nlnt. SPECIAL·BY·MAIL OFFER! Colorado BLUE SPRUCE 4 year old -10" -18" lize 3 FOR SJOO ( 6 lor i I I S I (12 for U U) (II for '5.40) Yes -that'• •ltlll -now you can purcllH• tlle buutlful Colo· r1do Blue Spruce (ftlcu pu111e1u 11.1uu) •I amu1..,1y low prices -only lOll ••. wllen you Ml'll\I tor 11. 'l'heM are stront north•n rown, nicely rooted 4-yur old, fO"·ll" -dllnts th.tt are all nurlff}' 1rown. Juat the rltlll alH for tr•ru"lanllne. ltx~i.nt for UM u corner t roups. wlnctbruks. or •• lndlwldual 111MClmenl. auy now and-have the •dded plea .. re of 1hapl111 your trM Just the way you want white you watc h It trow. YOU CAN DEPEND ON HOUSE OF WESLEY For -20 ye..-s we'" sw0¥idild t~uality nurllfV stodl few our meif order cult· omen. W.'" ct\-., eome of our most popvlar •nd most u•ful it-• for thet9 .,...._ As you can-· our pricel giote you the most poaible fM your money. High quality - low Pl'icet -you can afwavs dllPend on me. fMtur .. from Hou• of W.U.,. SHOP BY MAIL FROM THE COMFORT OF YOUR EASY CHAIR! ( s GROUND COVERS/ Easy-To-Plant, Easy-To-Grow·- Become More Beautiful Every Year! 1/2 SALE PRICE MASSES OF COLOR EARLY IN THE SPRING! CREEPING PHLOX REG. 3 FOR $1 .00 Now only (12 for S1 .8S) 6 for s100 (18 for $3.50) (24 for $5.00) Cen you lm.,lne • U,llt more 10,,•ty than dwatf m•-• of tlowlnt cofOr appurl,.. In early -Iner C,..plnt ,.,.IO• maluK a 11tftt tllla 10"4y. Perfectly rou11decl balls of colOr 1rowln1 only ' 111~•1 tall. A"4 cr._1,,. l"hlOa 1111"• tllree wonderful ""ant_..._ f'lrtC, ""Y stay t r•n Ille year tound. Seconclly, lh.,, are mHlff of col~ In tho eatly sp<I"' wft• ._ other thl"'• .,. 111 blOOm. Thlnl, they .,.. wonderful for trouncl COHl'I and bcwdon. Gr-In ~ 1Nde or full ..... "11:11 colOr n•rtment of our ~Ice: "°'Y rM, steel blue, pure wlllte . p..,1 pink. You ,_...,. stront MrlJl•n 1row11 flekl dh,~na. Order today alld take ad.ante,. of our t/2 price ule. GROWS DURING WINTER I THIS THICK BLUE-GREEN .:..-:.-------r--SPREADING EVERGREEN Spreeds Ilk• rNd to cover !Mre •r•s, st•P benks and other tough spots I SPREADING EVERGREEN ( 3 for $ 4JJOt S 200 each c s tor s 1.00> (12 for $13.00) How, wllll tfth ltwert•Hn Cupet (Jurolperu1 hor· lzontalla proc:umb•nl, ae• ona plant t row O'f.r ..,1y bare 1pou, nan In poor toll, lo co"•• 4' to I ' wllll a IO'fely, thick carpet of t•Hn ttlat lalh llS OAVS OF THE YEAA. NEVER QETS MORI: • THAN S" TO 10" TALL! tn1t .. d, thl1 hardy, dro..,t1t..,aM1t .. 1t plant u1e1 111 ena"y to trow horlzont.1lly. Ooat Ju11 tine 1n well-dral"" arau -a.,.n whara Wnd and rocks pranll, In wn or P••li•I llladel 8EAUTIFUL WAV TO COVER "l:YESOAl!S." And It 1tay1 frull and traan year 'round, wotllout 9etllnt ltlal dull "winter look." Start it on trouble '!>Oh now. r1ant about 4 ' apart -11.a planh will conr 24' to .Ji'. Vou vat h"dV p11nll 1lre1dy I " 10 I 0" BLUE FLOWERS IN SPRING e NEEDS NO SPECIAL CARE PERIWINKLE 10 $100 ( 25 for Sl .981 f°' I 50 for S2.981 (100 for $4.981 "'· for 111.ady areas beneath 11trub1 alMt 119 oilier dim ~ .. .,,.,, .., ... ,. 11111 W•fl'I _.ow, you c.ar1 hau a 12..-nonth CA!l>OI of thick abun· d•nt, Hertrffn ,.•rlwlnk le 1v1 .. ca m inor). AIMI .., • ., sprl"' In May, "'Ml•-ll•HY rarlwlnkl• 11¥o1 you a wlcta profualon of bea11tlful taffnd•-blue flowers tll.1t mek• tlte dullest part of tlta yard look IMI• • 1'1owcuel AllCI, It trow1 IO .,llorou,,y, you can put ...,twinkle In poor, 1tony IOll, on ll"P Denki, In roe« t•rden1 -pract~lly anyw11 .... Ooaa better In 111.cte titan 1ru1 -Dul llkaa Min, loo. Sctr~da: one plant 1row1 to flll two iquare Ifft, Cfor quicker, d•n-effect plant ona root •part): t•h 4"·1 " tall -•II without •eclal care. Vou t•I llealtlly. nlul11 rootad Pl•11ll r••cty ror aa111 tran1Planllnt. PAGE 5 .. ORIENTAL POPPIES LOW LOW PR ICE 3 for $1.19 <• for 11.el) (12 for $J.7S) """' tlM• 1i...t nower1,. Or .. nl•I ~oprle• for• blaze of Mlor In )'Ollr ----· See ...... illfOOlftl 0 Blood Red, Soff Setmon, Ora,.. Sc..tet -oft.,. _..,,. up to 6 !MM• acrou.. Detka..,.,, fOl'wtad .-UI• r-!Mle IOft, 9'tlfll' Orlelltal lltk. PrM-llro ... , UN)' J ff. 1le"'1 tfl•t MIU!WP"°rt \lileM ti.ant .i-mL Vou r-IYe ttro,.., ftOrtiller=-.. .....)' rooted, J.y-.. ld plafttL Ollr celor cllle ot 9IDM Red, son S.IMo•, 0n,...Scattet. Bushel Badcet Size GIAAT ALASKA SHASTA DAISES ...... CUSHION r.IJMS 8 far $1.00 H ,_ti.JS 1111111111•1 A ymnl ftltl of CUSH· ION MUMS for .... tlla• 'J co•• aNlll ,....,ce llNda of ,_.. .............. , ............. . ............... wt ,._on. v- -CM ... f~wa root ....... ..... v.,., ...... -lllrtft -· I• .,_.,, •• .,..._ lltUI .... OUR .... , cllo11J1 of ptMI, .,.,. .. , Nd .. ,. ...... Not -· .. caNfw•. Alll:oMwWa...._.-. .................. _...._. .. ~J " ..... "' ............. ....,,, ........ ·-Jlll)I for ~ to co-........ Dallln cai,,................ .... ......... > ..... .. . ....... -· .......................... ... la 1at1 .,_, W ..,, .... Mo--.,. cut off. T,_ .. allO ... o~ ... ftlM .... ••• wllt pew watt llt •• or ........................ y.-..... .. _. ........................ ,,. .. 0Ner tlto9I Mty~porellMab-et _r .. W~ "tlNtlM ...... llt ... , of ,...., ....-.... • '=-' .... ........ -..... ,,...,....... )' ... ..,. ..... ~· frll ....... 10 for $1.86 15 for $2.66 tlaeHMtl IM911ty aM ~8"'•M• -not ,._ a ...----. -..t fr911t y04lr -• tiard .. I Ha.Wy CatMtlOfl• -lleaftlt)' year .. ld plafttt \llat Wiii ..._ i.t 1 ,...._ of llilMlet -rod, .,._,.,... loW, Of Wlllte. TMlil 8'9 __..._ ... IMMt- Un ti.at ..__,.et IM-11•• ---•--lato fl•I A• 1111111 PaltKNNIAL ..... 1 ...... 5Vo119 CMM\loM ,...,. r-after year wlCll !Wllfll .... 8M '9lcY frapaK.. •rt...... I .-Clef_... ... ·touctt to )'9Ur ._ .. •-_....._ OltOKR TOOAVI DELPHINIUM 3 for $1.00 c• for 11.71) (e f0t N..10) Tllo• "811t. llllllty llfU11d 0etplllt11o&m will fill w-r tardln wltlt 90'1HU• •owy bloom• ,,.., 11•• .... IWlf'Y ,, .. ,. TIH, 9tro1t1 ...... co•«M wltll If-llUMn of 001«1 -,.,..,. trom -.. ............ Meftdl"I of reds. 1turpll1, laH11· .... WIUI pl•lll tlltts. to Ill• wondorlul bi.-lort. llllcepUoullll •"'1 to 1row. Vary w1torout. Y-'11 ,...,, ... roltl I ll"' oN fi.td 1row1t Mo-I .. ikeo plalltL •11111 ,..,.,.,. ... , Co .. r Rlcll T1atiuett f'ol .... PAINTED DAISIES 3 fw $1.00 • for ••.1'1 • for ~-•• H tor ...... Md io,,..,, porenttMI co .. r to ,,our ~ne •-n or ..,,. ... wltll tlll• lf .. lllltful hlnlld Dlhll• (~N\llrvlft). L.ert• Wllllt colOrlCI no.ors bl0011t I• 11\Mea of red •114 plMI H well •• Wllt\e, Ill Wltll ~ ,,eftow OOft\•L Uftl.fatllftl llt UM .. Ntla or H•, Pabtted Dlltlu llawe attr..t1¥1 f!Mty-t fol ..... WNI •1oo1tt ... In lit lat• ., .. _ tt Ju• .... _ .. ,.,.Mt off. S.-• tlll• IMettlly ,... .... pa.ftt'a 11" attart for full poN1tnlal Maut,,. 'Tltoll"tl 1row to •out JO" In ••or~lllllUlde • $3.95 ea. (2 for t l.S0)(2 for tlO.ts) (' for tU.HI T1'e arlstOQatt of afty tana•"· TAU NONIU ( .. _nLa .,ftru· IUco•) yWcr up lo 200 tlaftt lt&oomt Oft OHC plant. 8toon11 are up to I In. ~u --" petal -•u lilt• toft Oriental Ill«. P'ot-,... It a lulll, d•p trHn. Very hlircly lllnill 1row1 up to I ft. U wH for .. neratlona. Vour d\olc• of GMp rad, pura wlllte, IU1h,.u~ pink. On• ot th• f'•lltfft Qrow1111 Tree• LOMBARDY POPLARS 5 for * 2 .00 ~~= ::: :;:::~ l'alt ,,,. • ..._ t,.., t.OMllAA· OY "'°"'""" (P. Ntera) tta "'9~ stn .. ht and tafl. Add• ... uty and ralue to your yard. Nice for -.ene, &lln.., bOf'd•rt.. wlndl»Nale•"• Ndltl"CllUndt. Noted tor tf\_.r 1rac:eful IMa.u· ty -often 1row .,,.,.., ,_.t a yMr. You 1•t hult11y, S to a ft. ttH• rudy for transplant· .... 2 Important Reasons Why You Can Order from House of Wesley with confidence. 1 2 llY91FY tlttti. plant, "'"'"• tree a...c 11-M plant ltlat II Ill..,... 11 carefully IMPKtecl IMfore •lpment 11 mad• to y-lo make wre tlllt It 11 of top -•eh end• •llCI cau•lll)'. Alto, WIMn yCMotr onter c:ontaln1 ..,,.,.., "-"'' uc:h nrlety h pro...,-ly and ca,..,ully lalMled for your conwenlence. A comptete pta1ttlnt 1ulll• II lnc!Mdtd "" your order alnolllWty frw ... .,,.. to read " carefully •• It will ·--mafty of your 1t'81ttlnw question~. Your BEST BUYS in GUARANTEED NURSERY STOCK always come from HOUSE OF WESLEY Page 7 Nursery Division Bloomington, Illinois 61701 Two BONUS Offers For You If YIKI order ss.oo or more of &tUnl warw.., you can Duy • DNu· Uful 9UANINQ 8USH (r ... fl.SO wakae) tot SU tkm1lnt 8'&9'1 <Eu• Oft)'mCMH •'8t111) .... \111c61Jree" 111mmer fotlff•. flaml'!.'l r fall •wat. Wa illlp 1"·10 ' ltf,antt. Ordef tl.10 or more a"4 you can !Ma)' tl\Ne WHrn; BIRCH TRl:U fr99· 62.10 .,.lue) for OftlY 75'-'"'•l*'•fllta" Slr~h (8etula papy• rlfeta) I• OM of .... IO'f .. tett Ofl\•· .,..ntal t-We tllltt 2'-2' tr..._ (Sorry -On•r. one of ucll lton&as PM cvstomv . 8urnlnt 811111 UJt-Mtt tM _, to Atllona. OUR GUARANTEE AU lte,m• ..,.,ant9M to .. of hlltt .,alHlf, and to anllte In 9004 1Meltf1y GOndH,_ or pul'CM• price Wlff IM refulld .... Rl:TUl'tN 5"1"'1NG LAnt. ONt. V -you 1n11t tlffp tM plant&. (On• yur llmlt). r - -- -l'\.aAR ""INT "'-AINt.V---- I HOUH 01' Wl:ll.l:Y, NU"Sl:AV OtVISION OEPT • ..0.-101 BLOOMINGTON, ILLIHOIS •1101 I__..__ ________________ __. IAQQJtJIA-~~~~~~~~ l~=;===i=======~!:=::==r=~b::d l"ow I ... lb ... Ha1Wlf119 711 1111-h Aelidents P ... • MCI, .. S.ln Taa.. -------• QAANO TOTA, _______ .,. ---------------G s·· ·GREAT ROSES.AT A~AZING ~o:w PRICES Reg. 12.00 S)49 ~ :~~ s ~::~ YOUR CHOICE ONLY ea. 12 for $15.49 No collection oft.n 1uch .-nnc:e of megnificent blooms •nd wibrant colot week att.r week throughout 1h• Im SPfint. aum,,., Md eutumn. In this offw of 6 .,.i ,..,... you tet fine, fat, two-veer nursery pawn rote buahet, reedy to poe into full bloom this IP'int· E~ch it 1-..... with verlety Mme end ·~ pecked for arm.I In exeelent c:onditioo. Jun foltow simple lnstruc:tionl Md enjoy • summer of 911den sptendor·1Mt only fine t'OMI can prcwide. • • • Queen Elizabeth A beautiful, IOft blending of csmlne-rote lf1d d•n pink. 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"-*-................ ~."""Md 0-.ofletlll/l<i .... ~. For .,o.11 ..._ _,. ~ of e cuaHona. ...,. to: .M.IAIAY, ._ M , ¥1 .......... .,. teM1.. 'l'HE DOCTOR AND YOU A Silent Thief That Steals Eyesight LENS A silent thief ls waiting to steal the eyesight of many peo- ple over 40. It numbs Its victims with pressure and pain and gradually removes all vtsion. The name of this night· working vii· lain Is glaucoma. Glaucoma strikes about 2 per· cent of the population over 40, many of whom will become blind if the disease is not detected and tr~ted early. It affects the fluid pressure inside the eye. ActuaDy. the eye Is a fluid-filled sac that is kept at constant pressure by a bal- ance between the amount of fluid that enters this sac and the amount that leaks out. In glauco- ma. either too much fluid comes Into the eyeball or. more com· monly, too little gets out. When the pressure goes up. there is pain, and If the pressure lasts too long, the nerves to the eye weaken. and blindness results. The valve that lets the fluid out of the eye Is up front near the pupil. When the pupil Is wide open, there Is little chance for \ FLUIC>-FILLED (RIGHn EYEBALL HORIZONTAL VIEW ARROW INDICATES PRESSURE ON OPTIC NERVE fluid to escape. When the pupil Is closed, the valve works better and releases the fluid . That's why glaucoma Is usually first noticed at night. when the pupil is wide open to let in as much light as possible. In the dark, wtth the pupil wide open, fluid doesn't leak out of the eye and the pres· sure Increases. But eye pain is not the only symptom. Sometimes glaucoma causes head.Khes. nausea, vom- iting. mysterious aches and pains any place in the head or neck. Blurred vtslon can result, and sometimes the victim sees halo- Uke colored rings around bright lights at night before the actual pains begin . When these symptoms persist, see your eye doctor. He can give you pills and eye drops to help let the water out of the eye and re· lleve the pressure. There are lots of ways to ward off the thief who ls trying to do away wtth your eye· sight. One of the best Is regular and frequent eye naminatlons. A Good Kind Of Stress For years. the accepted way to test the h~rt has been the fiat-on-your-back electtocar· dlogram (ECG). That procedure Is effective In diagnosing trouble after lt has occurred but Is little help in predicting a coronary. So doctors have &earned to force the heart to worit' hard In the &ab, briefly putting It under stress to expose hidden disease. These stress tests are especially valuab&e In warning ol pouible heart attacks to people over 35. Befo.-e stress-testing. the doc· tor examines the patient, checks blood preuure, does a routine ECG. If all ls reasonably normal. the stressing begins. The patient ts hooked onto an ECG machine which can be rad horn a TV taeen. A blood~ cuff Is fastened to an arm so that read· lngs can be taken periodicaOy. Then wtth wires sprouting Uke Christmas tree ornaments, the patient mounts a treadmill -a carpet that moves backward al an adjustable speed and can be tilted for uphill testing. He starts walking but must go faster and wed< harder as the speed of the tre.&dmlll Increases. If no abnor· malreadlngsappearonthescreen. stressing continues -until the patient is clearly winded or until the ECG or a blood·pres,jure reading warns ol trouble. Strets-testlng ts not a perfect predktor of cOJ"onaries: an eat!· mated 10 percent of potential problems do not show up. But that success rate compares ex· tremely weD with the traditional at·rat ECG, which reg15ten nor· mal readtngs fOf more than hall ol those with severe coronary dllase. -hwtal. Polk, M.O. FMllLYW'EEICl.Y,.._., 12, 1171 • 11 Relieves Tormenti~ Rectal Pain And Itch, Hel@s Shiink Swelling Of Hemorihoidal Tissues ... Due to inflammation. Gives prompt, temporary relief from such burning itch and pain in many cases. The burning itch and pain caused by inflammation in hemorrhoidal tissues can cause much autrering. But there is an exclusive formula· tion that in many cases gi,·es prompt relief from this itch and pain. lthelpashrinkswellingof such ti1111uea caused by inflammation. Tests by doctors on hundreds of patients reported similar success- ful results in many cases. This medication is available under the name Prtpo.ratfrm IP There's no other formula like Prepar!ltion H. Ointment. or sup- pos1tones. MOUSE·PRUFE YOURH•E Wipe out mice a way that's cleaner. easier, surer than ,traps: d-CON Mouse-Prufe.• This exclusive formula is specially made to attract and kill mice. They eat it eagerly, then go away and die. No mousetraps to empty. d-CON Mouse-Prufe takes the mess out of killing mice. ~ effective. Outsells all other mouse killers combined! d·CON Mause·Prufe· It's true. A 16-ounce bottle of new Domino• Liquid Brown Sugar can go twice as far as a 16-ounce box of regular brown sugar. That's enough brown sugar tor 256 more chocolate chip cookies ... or 18 more servings of baked beans ... or glaze for two more hams And everything ~ youma~illtumout G;->~--c__.. _, beautifu1fY. Of course, new Domino Liquid Brown Sugar is much simpler to use. Because it's liquid, it's easier to measure and blend. And there are no lumps to pound. But don't ~et the idea that it's anything but real brown sugar. Its 100% real brown sugar with no additives, preservatives or artificial coloring. And for a short time. you can get it for 25¢ less than usual. SAVEU Quips &: Quotes OF COURTS We speak o/ courtship ond of coumng. It hos o regal sound. There ought to be o king and queen And pnnce. perhaps. around But then agorn there is that other. The court m court of low A Judge presides He is no Icing. Yet is o cause for owe I hope a couple. when 1he11 court And wed m our society. Are of the first and nor. oh not. The ~cond court uanety -Richard Armour Things moved a 101 slower when I was a kid. I'll never forget the first time I rook a girl to the movies. We held hands. She held hers I held mine -Robert Orben I 1ust crossed an Alaskan sled dog and on Idaho potato and got Husky and S tarch -Al Batt PLEA FOR HEIP Our /rule grrl. with needle and thread. With ple"ding look and loud voice said "Will you please tell me. Ma. How to make this needle say. 'Ahhh'?" -Roger W Dona And then there wa.s the hypochondriac who was wont to .say he could haoe hlS ache arid treat II. too -Franklin P Jones 8yF ..... ~ UTTtEEMILY ··That's Ms Emily •· \ 'l'HB CRAZY THINGS HITTERS DO TO BATS use the same bat no matta how scarred it becomes and discard It only when it actual- ly splinters. During the 1930 season when Bill Teny of the Giants hl1 .401, he used only two bats. Today most big-leaguers will go through a few dOZJen during a season. but many of these will be disposed ol dur- ing spring training. when batten do a lot of experimenting. The greats have tried boiling. bathing and even curing the tool of their trade to give it a bit of extra magic. By Barry Abramson Baseball's best hitters tend to be flnk:ky about the tool ol their trade. Some keep records of how many hlls they made with a particular bat and, If the results don't satis· fy them. will change lo one that may be lighter or have a larger bane! or a dtffaent handle. Some use different models when they face pitchers with different styles. and some switch hitters will use one type ol bal when hitting lefty and another when hitting righty. Such great hitters as Rod Carew. Johnny Bench, Jeff Bunoughs, George Foster and Bill Madlock make periodic trips to the batworks before spring training to examine the latest supply of limber. Baseball's old-timers also Wen! very par· tlcuJar about their bats. Babe Ruth Insisted on models that had pin knots around the spot where the bat usually meets ball. He was convinced they gave extra distance to his drives. Eddie Collins's bats had to be made ol ash that was part white and part red, and Honus Wagner's bats had to be bolled fn creosol. Frank "Home Run" Baker rubbed his with a secret unguent. and Frank Frisch would hang his bats In a barn during the off-season and cure them as one would a sausage. Hugh Duffy's bats had to have a certain ring to them when he bounced them on a concrete floor. Ted Wiliams would badten his bat handle with oil and Last year. our lowest-priced full siz.e motor home rlle2Surt'd 21 feet in length. This vear's Brave• 23RG 1.s actually two feet longer. several inches wider-but still at the same low pnce! This thrifty new Winnebago isn't just bigger. it's better. We put that extra space to very good use. To give you a b2throom with separate shower co~t. Larger galley with double sink and backsplash plus more cupboard space. A choice of three forward seatin~ arrangements: sW>ClaTd dinette. lounge chairs and table, or couch with pedestaJ tables. resin and, If he were in the midst ol a hot streak, would give his bat an alcohol bath to cool it off. Stan Musial favored thln han· dies and was constantly whtttllng on the handle with a razor blade. White ash Is the timber thlit goes into virtually alt professional bats, although, years ago, a conskieratM amount of hickory and pee.an also was used. "It was all right to use hickory and pe- can In the past ~use the o&d-ttmers wae not so exacting In their waghl re· qubements." explains Rex Sradley ol Hlllerk:h and Bnidsby. makers of the Louisville Slugger. "Today's hitters are very c.oncemed about this factor. and you can be more precise in determining weight when you're using ash." White ash Is also faVOJed because Its impact on a baJJ will drfw lt AS If fnd from a slingshot. When a pl.ayer Is hitting well, he is apt to During the 1880's and 90's, bats had thick handles and very large banels. Then bats got shorter and lighter. "Wee Willie" K~ who played from 1892to 1910, used a bat that weighed onJy 30 ounces. When Babe Ruth started to play in 1916, heavy bats were back in vogue, and he used one , that weighed 48 ounces. As the Babe got older, his bats became lighter. and he used a 40-ouncer in 1927, when he hit his record 60 home runs. Ruth was the last home-run hitter to wield a 40-ounce wand. Hank Aaron. who broke the Babe's career home-run rec- ord, started out using a Ruth model. then shifted to one that had the same shape but weighed less. Today's bats are usually 32 or 33 ounces, but they have a powerful, ~e action, and players feel they can better conserve their strength with nm them CNtt a kmg season. la6,I Other added values include a rear fold-down bunk. AM radio, windo"' screens for driver and ~ger, and more. AJI wrapped up in a slttL: new streamlmed exterior. And all of u. remember, for no more than last Je:ITS list price. This year. val ue is the word for e>o''!} Winnebago from che compact M innie Winnie• to the long. luxurious Elandan II . loolc up your nearest WinnebaS\odcaler in the Yellow Pages and go see him now. You can drive a bargain with us. TIHre 11re 11 lot of rus01U why yo1111 sleep /Hiiu i# 11 Wi•-.elNtgo. Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. PEOPLE QUIZ/By John E. Gibson 11 higher rating than women. Does the inOuence of good looks on the opposite sex diminish with repeated encounters? also is a greater expectancy of such behavior from those who are physically attractive. and when such behavior ls not fonhcoming. disappointment Is manifest In a strongly adverse judgment. 4. True. Studies of interpersonal attraction at Bishop's University (Quebec) found that though "both attractiveness and character are important in determining how weU liked a person Is. character has the stronger effect." In addition. the studies found that females are more Influenced by charac- ter than males, with the latter giving attractiveness 5. False . Studies of encounters and relationships between the sexes conducted at Western Illinois University found that. contrary to expectations. the positive innuence of physkal 1111Tactlveness does not diminish with repeated encounters. This doesn't mean that good looks score more points rhan character when II comes to making a good impression on the opposlte se.x. but II does lndl· cate that the way you look plays a more Im· raw!! portant part than many people realize. l&J WHY SOME PEOPLE SEEM MORE ATTRAC11YE THAN OTHERS TRUE OR FALSE? 1. Attractiveness depends largely on facial ap- pearance. and cenaln features rate top priot'ity. 2 . How at1ractlve you look to others depends on who you're wtth. 3. How physically attractive you appear to others can depend as much on your mental attitude as on your outward appearance. 4 . No matter how good-looking a person Is, char- acter rather than appearance is most Important in determining others' feelings about him. 5. The lnnuence of physkal attractiveness tends to wear off with repeated encounters. ANSWERS 1. True. Studies at Hanover College show that the most Important determinant of facial attractiveness Is the mouth, followed by the eyes, hair and nose respecttvely. The studies found, however, that ex- pression plays a more Important part In attrac- tiveness than any one feature. This find.Ing It not surprtslng because. as one Investigator observes, not only does expression Involve various facial fea- tures, particularly the eyes and mouth, which are related to ovenll attractiveness, but It also conveys feeling and emotion. 2 . T~. In psyc~ studies at the Unlve:nlty of Teut, a panel of 60 male and female students rated the attracttvenea, Mlf-conftdence and soci- ability of a female photographed with either an at· trac:ttve or unattradtve male. Results: she ICOred slgnlftcandy higher ratings on each characteristic when paJred with an attracdvc male than when paJred with an unattracttve OM. The lnva!tgators alto dte the ftndlngs of a prevk>us study showing that an attractlYe female pertnc Is equally bcncft. dal to a male. The studies conclude that while evl· dence lndlcata It II advantageous for a woman to be beautlfuJ and for a man to be good-looking, even If one Is lac:klng In these attrtbuta ... one may still enjoy the advantages by aaodatlng wtth an at· tractive partner." 3. True. For example. studies at Hofstra Un!Ya· slty have demonstrated that a penon of only average looks II Men by others as phys6cally attrac· t1w when his behavior II charac:tatZllld by consld· eratenaa and a wlllingnaa to help ochcn. 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Wrap each prune with 'h sla bacon and secure with a toothpick. 2 : Place on broi~ rack and broU 3 to 5 minutes. Tum once and broU about 1 minute longer, until bacon Is alsp. J. Serve hot with steak sauce If desired. Makes 24 appetittr servings IRISH STEW 2 Iba. bOneleu l•mb shoutder 0( aMnli. cubed. 1 qt.cold .... 2 Iba. IMdlum pot•t-., ~ andMtNd 1 lb. white~ onion .. peeMd 1 lb. canots, peetect, c:u1 Into 2~chunl• e rlbe ~cut Into 2~ pieces 2 ... spoons .. " v. teaspoon oround bl.ell P9PP9" . Vi t .. tpooc1 carawa, Neda 2 t.blnPoOM dtopped parsley I . P\ace meat In S.qt. Dutch oven: add water. Bring to bolling over high heat: sl<im off foam with a slotted spoon. 2. Add potatoes. onions. car· rots. celery. salt. pepper and CAJaway seeds. Bring to bolling Reduce heat and simmer. <:ov· erect. 1 to 11/i hours or until meal and vegetables are tender 3. Serve In Large. deep coup bowls: sprinkle e«h servi"~ with parsley. Makes 1~ servings 'Fm bone-In lamb. '.M 21/2 to 3 lbs. for 6 setvlnQ$ SHAMROCK SUGAR COOKIES ---- V. cup bUtter Ot IUl'Q-1ne 1G.-ptug# 2evp 1 te•p 0 Dft ...... •1Ctt9Ct 2 c..-UMllted ~ no. TO BUILD UP YOUR c~~;; COU ON bAender until shortening Is In fine NT pleices. 4 . Make a weD In cenfa ol Rout mixture; pour in but1ennilk and add ralstns. Mix tightly. mlMINS S. Tum out onto lightly floored board and knead gently a feW' times. Shape lnt~th round loaf and place in pan. Iron poor blood is the most widespread nutritional ailment in America today. And taking vitamins can't help, because vitamins don't contain iron. Thke Geritol, every day. Geritol is so rich in iron, each tablet contains more iron than even a pound of calf's liver. Plus vitamins important to your health. Geritol's iron will actually build your blood back to normal. That's what makes it different from just plain vitamins-and so important to you. 2 . Add eggs and vanilla and beat 5. Roll out dough on lightly well floured board until '!•·inch thick· Yi te•lt»OO" u lt 2 tffapoona ta.kJng powder 3 . On a sheet ol wale paper. ness. Cul Into shamrock shapes: blend flour with s.alt and baking brush with egg and water mix· powder. add to creamed mix· ture. Sp1nkJe wtth sugar and 1 wbM.poon """' 1 eoo, bNten, With 1 t•«*1poonw•.., ture, blend at high speed tlU bake In a prehealed 375°F. own 6 . Using a sharp knife or sdsr sors. cut dough a~ Into quatters. about l/J ol the way throug!l. Brush fop surface with mehe<1'butter and IJ)flrlkJe with remalnlng l tab&apoon $U9<1f mixed with cinnamon. 7. Bake for 35 to 45 minutes un- til golden brown. Serve warm with butter or margarine. Makes 6 to 8 servings ·ro sour milk: To 1 ta~ .. vinegar In measuring cup. add milk to make 1 cup liquid. E.dltOf'• note: For good nutrl· lion and taste appeal why not stlt in 2 tablespoons wheat germ or 2 tablespoons rolled oats with the flour . IRISH COFFEE Hot water 2 •m•ll augar cut>M Of 1 •••· spoon sugar Yer/ hot COffM 1 OL whistte,. ptWt.ably trts.h Solt .tMpped crMm, wry cotd I . fOf each person. fiR 6-oi goblet with hot water and empty 2 . Add sugar 10 goblet and pour in coffee so goblet 1s l14 full Sm quickly to dissolve sugar 3 . Add whiskey and stir once 4 . Spoon on whipped cream over the back ol a spoon held 1us1 over the lop of the coffee so J the cream floats on lhe surface about 117-mch thick Don't stir Serve 111 once The real flavor comes from drinking the hot cof- fee through 1he cold cream Moh>s J ~rving I . In large mbd'ng bowl with ~m electric mixer. beat butteT until liOfteNd. GJadualiy add ~ crttmlng until light. smooth. for 8 to 10 minutes or untU gold-~ 6. Chlll dough until firm enoogh en Remove lo rad! IO cool. to roll oot. Malta 2 d~n coolrln "~~·~~~~,·~·"~~~~~a.~~~~$~~M'~-l~$. Teachers across the counl?y are hoping that learning will become child's play with the help of a new educational tool -the model train. The trains, which have been tested In several Calif. school distrlcts, have raised achievement levels and Im- proved c!ass attendance, according to Dr. Marian Wagstaff. a developer of the pro- gram and a prof. emerttus of education at California State Univ. (L.A.). The trains are used to teach a variety of subjects, says Wagstaff. For example, fol- lowing the assembly lnstrucllons can help reading skills. In math classes students can compute the time II takes trains to go around different length tni.cks, the electrlc bills of operating the trains and the size of products that can be earned In freight cars. Wagstaff says even the teachers are be- ing won over by the trains: "At first they say, 'Oh. I couldn't do that.' Then once they get started working with the trains. they love II." Crime Stoppers Citizens are providing police with anon- ymous Information In a new program set up In Albuquerque, N.M. -and are being paid for It. In Its first 16 months. Informa- tion from a new program called Crime Stop- pers has helped solve 364 felony cases. ranging from homlcide to rape. and law- enforcement officials throughoul the coun try are eager to start similar programs. Crime Stoppers was the brainchild of of- ficer Greg MacAJeese and his wife, Jo . "It grew out of the cop's steady frustration when people wouldn't come forward with lnfonnatlon," says MacAleese. "We tried to figure out how to motivate people." The ~· solution was the pri- vately funded Crime Stoppers' program In which citizens would receive a reward of up to $1,000 for Information leading to a felony Indictment. Anonymity Is guaran- teed by giving each caJJer a code number. If the Information leads to an Indictment, police print and broadcast the number so that the caller can collect the reward. FAMILY WEEKLY .,.,.. ,,_.,,,,_,,., tl~~ziM ........................ Motton Ftllnk beouttteY,......_ Dnctor P9trldl M. Unlk.y EJllc·lltft ~ Scoet DeGarmo How St. Patrick's Day Should Be Celebrated Most Irishmen wouldn't recognize our St. Patrick's Day celebrations says ~a~ Golden, an asst. prof. of English at Notre Dame. Golden. who halls from Ireland's County Mayo, says that ma.ny features of SI. Patrick's Day festivities, such a.s parades. the "wearing of the green" and even (gulp!) green beer, are strictly American Inventions. "In Ireland. St. Patr\ck's Day Is a hoty day of obligation," says Golden. "Everyone goes to mass wearing a sprig of shamrock. which is associated with St. Pat- rick, In their lapel. After mass the religious part of the celebration is over, and It be- comes the Irish equivalent of Mardi Gras. Bikers Beware Bicycle-riding Is the cause of a growing number of aoddents. particularly among children and teenagers, says the Health In· surance Inst Last year there were 300,000 bicycle accidents in the U.S .. In- cluding 38 deaths. One way to help proted your chUd Is to make sure that his or her bicycle Is the right size. A study by the Nat'l Safety Council found that children riding bicycles that were too large for them were Involved In significantly more accidents than chlldren riding bicycles of the proper stie. Also wak:h out for gravel and slippery or uneven road surfaces. which were singled out as ma)or factors In bicycle ac.cidents. "People go to the pub and 'drown the shamrock' to celebrate. The holiday usual- ly falls In the middle of Lent, so for 1 day people are allowed to indulge In what they gave up." If you think the St. Patrick's Day meal of corned beef. cabbage and potatoes Is traditional Irish fare. Golden says you're only half right: "Most Irishmen In the past could not afford corned beef. They would cook their cabbage and potatoes with scraps such as pig's cheek to flavor the broth for the Irish equivalent of soul food." And here's another surprise -the color traditionally associated with St. Patrick was not green but blue How To Overcome Shyness Do you dread parties because you're afraid of becoming tongue-tied? Do you hang onto a spouse or a friend all evening because you don't know how to approach new people? If so. you could enjoy meet· ing people more with the help of these suggestions. says Dr Edward C. Norman. a prof. of psychiatry and preventive medl· cine at Tulane Univ. He says shyness Is a he1blt based on pre · vlous experiences, but ii am be broken. "Shy people are anxious about things that might happen." he says. "You can make yourself less anxious by preparing before- hand for different situations." Another way of overcoming shyness. says Norman, Is to develop confidence about your ability to function socially. If you succeed In striking up a conversation with a new co-worker or neighbor, you'll be more confident at an Important busl• ness or social event. "Recognize your own assets and limita- tions and l1y to do what feels comfort- able." Norman says. "If you're a person who always forgets punch lines, don't try to be a comedian." Quick Takes Doctors &eqaently don't neat pala wben It really bum. says an ar- ticle In Postgraduate Medicine magazine According to researcher Jules Older. doctors tteatlng patients complaining of pain may faU to recog- nize serious psychological problems triggering the dlscomfort. For example. patients will often suffer from aches in the back, stomach or head to avoid unpleasant tasks;. the pain is real but Is disguising other problems. One danger of avoiding the root of the problem - overprescribing medication. What maka workaholic but· nae executives keep their o..a to the grtndetooe? A new study says that for most business e><ecutives the motive Is not money but love of their work. Two-thirds of those surveyed said they would still wori< even If they were financially independent. If someone telle you lt'a raining cat. and doga. watch oud The Humane Society of the U.S. estimates that kittens and puppies are ~Ing born at the rate of 2.000 to 3,500 an hour. Almost ~ of the animals will be turned over to animal shelters, and 90% of those turned In will eventually be put lo death for lack of adoptive homes. Rumor bee It that Georgia Tecb reeemc:hen ha-we dneloped a de- ric:e that cuts smoke from diesel lruck and bus eng,tnes and makes them give off a fresh popcorn smell. Who knows. with escalating bus fares, maybe bus drivers will start showing movies, too. BIRTHDAYS (all Plsces): S unday Liza MinneUi 32; James Taylor 30; Walter Schlrra Jr. 55: Edward Albee 50. 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It Can 8t Done Wed , Mat Ille M1J011 f hurs f'toject St,. Fro m ,... Zoe hfllt Q)~llllOlll cm lllstnlctioftlt eovn.s 7:00 u Cl) llfWI U QI) Toctay Sllott a 100 aub fJ CD ClOl Good Momine Amtrkl Oafld Hartman hosts. m DMJ ' Go111t11 m Buis Bllnnytl'ol'ty "' Cl)MitMY MOldf fl> Yoia tor Health -7:30- D The f rooztes tDTam lJel'TJltolir II) -Bunny Holl! I m Misttr aGctrs 8:00 U Captain lb1111roo Cl)Sllliu, CJ '"" m. a.-S) Z..I !Bl Futwn -1:30- • Uf1 "' Ille s,lrtt Mon . ~ Cllrist\H u.!111 Tu es • Tiit ltod Wed , .._ Thurs • Clllriml fo .. ,......... m Tiii F• .W fl 14-. llrMtl .... ...,,. 9:00 8 ()) Ttttltltlts Berl ConfJ ho$ts oo n.ema.. • SIMer1I ' s.. ••WetJ e All la a..tMs Re&1s Philbin and S.rah Purc111 co·host . ..., ....... <m• °""" •t LM L1cJ . """' ,,.. ..... ....., W Stsime Stretl Jt Donahue ~O" lledri< C-piny -9:30- 0 6 J The ,net Is 1t11ht Bob Bai ker hosts O Holl,.ood Squares Ptter Marshall hosts O Mayberry RfD U GI"" Aun m f 1111ily A ff lit m ltolllper ltoom m llednc Collplny 10:00 D ll! Wheel of fo r11111e Chuck Woolery hosts 0 &tnt Autry 0 CD O:Ol Happy Da11 0 Mid Mornin1 Sandy 8a1on hosts m Andy Griffrtll Q) Public Aff11rs m features m f'led1• lnstrlldion 1$01 f Ntures Bre1 k/Cl1»room -10:30- 0 11) l..o¥e al Lift D IIlJ llnodout Arie Johnson hosts 0 Oracntt 0 ()1 lUJ $20,000 l'yramld Dick Clark hosls m Hoe•n's Heroes m Set. Sitko 11:00 O 'L Y•na a lntlt:ss D al To s,, !tie Lust Tom Ken ntdy llosts O Dd Van O,.t O hmilJ Feud R1rh~rd Dawson hosts (IOJ All My Cllildrtn mNen m Gomtr l'yle fD (Jectric Company -11:30- D Cl) Surcll fOf TOll!Ofrow O (U) The Goac Show Chu<k Barns host$ a f ltlltr lnows lltct U (])Ryan's Hope ID Mowles: See Daytime Movies II) CeulblllJ of EMlt's rather m Dk• emtt -1:30-m Josie' tht l'ussyub 0 Ir The Guid1n1 l11ht m ViH1 Alecre U 39 The Docto11 fD features 0 lltin m Gomer l'ylt ED features 2:00 U '.U Anot/ltr World 0 l..o¥e Ameriun Styit 0 . C!O. Gtnt11I Hosprtal 0 Jim lbbors Sllott m lei's !tip m11ews m Lilias. Yoe• Ind You g) M11th1 Nup<.i1I -2:30-u Cl. All ID the family CD The Ardlits Q) The Munsters e)ltin1 3:00 D Mike Ooualas O To Tell lhe Truth 0 J~er·s Wild 0 CD Edae ol Ni1ht (]) Match C.1111 0 Ironside ClOl Mowie: See Dayhm' Mov1u CD TM Flintstones m MiehtJ Mouse In' W Futures Yf Di111h ~ Stsime Street -3:30- 'IJ Jim Nabols Show U Medi<ll Ctnttt 0 Diull! 0 Mowle: See Oaytome Mov.,s Cl) Brady Bundi m Sup Bunny/Porky 'ta 4:00 8 Emer1tncy Ont 0 The Aftneen II) Bucs BunnJ Hour fl) Eltctnc C-pany fD futures m Ce,llll11's S11ow ,. Hollpoood $411111!$ $0 Mister ltoem -4:30- D Maleh Game '71 3 The Merv Griff111 SlloW O Mary Tyler Moon r1Ql Cuol Burnett CD Tom & Jerry CarlOOlll fI) featu1es W Pltdct Break /Sesame Slteel m LI Ven11nz1 15'0' Villa Atecre 5 :00 D 0 U (f) (10) News O 8on1nu 0 Wild Wild West CD The New MidtJ Mouse Club 0> Batman fJ) Mister lloeers 31 Mary Trier Moore lO Hoc11tPOC11e l.odee -5:30- D IB llNS CD Family Affair m Sllperman m Ovtreasy fD l'ledce Bml n Bewitclltd 50 Futura Hired hand Beech Carter and trait boss Pop Apllng (Larry Wilcox and Jim Davie) survey their herd as they prepare for a desperate drive over treaclleroua lands In this scene from ·'Trail of Danger," a rugged tale of the fast of the American cowboys. airing In two parts on "The Wonderful World of Disney," (Sunday March 12 and 19) at 7PM on NBC . ...... SUNDAY MARCH 12 MOANING • Indicates an AdverttSement 8:00 B Acn<111turt USA I i San Ditto 0 Youtll I the Issues &) S.111 Yorty -6:30-u TCIUy's lltlt&IOll 'I l Colltcllvt 8'1111111n1 O Sertncl1plty 0 MllSK & the S"°'tll Wold D D1ytlfuk (_IJ Let There Be Utlll Ollie I'll Club mvrrtllit i3f Villa Alttie 7 :00 fl ump Unto Illy fHI r_u Voitt of ~111c11llu1t/Un1 Familia S.n1 8 llbrt Wifsoft M11ic Show U lit Blue llhrblt 0 (JNlllltU l.os ~Cfltl I) N I l.Dols al ltun1na 'lQ) Oirtctions m V1lley of tllt Du10S1uri &> Erwest A/11ley ltollr fD Yop IM Health tt ~rKultllft USA -7:30-u tool Up alld lM 8 Tlllt's ~I 0 Uncltrdot U VANDEMAN 1'1tESEflTS * ldentifiution l'\use O It b Written J l Yoe1 I fnends 0 Day of Difc:owtry 1ll l'l'JdKll Cllristi.tnity m 0tmtt1ury ""' m Misttr •ac•11 11 S.n1 Ya111 l'raise lo H1111 8:00 u lihostbusttn D m Jimmy Swlwrt Sllow a Ouistophtr Closeup D Popeye & His friends O Campus Profilt-V-poinl on "utrrtloft r JJ The Brady Kids O The Best Is Y t1 to Be ~ Jerry Falwell Ci> Rn Humbird fI1l Sevmt Street1Pled1e Bru-n llofilOllS -8:30-u Wacko (}) CfJ Day of Discnvtry O This Is the Lile 0 OllMll$ions 0 Mettinc Time at Cflnry m Tom •nd Jerry e> Mbol S«cer 1ll Herald ol T rvtll 9:00 U The M111C Mme MICJllne D !let H11111blrd 0 {)dy$1eJ fl fllf You, Black Womln Stylishly Slouf 0 III Oral Roberts ® tt b Wntttn m 8up 811My/1'9f\y Pit m Jimmy StAwrt S11ow !JI) KMw y OUf Bible -9:30- D Al 011t WIU1 ... Jostph Wambaueh a Villa Altare lnltrNtioNI Holli D Tiit Km1 Is C...W111 ® s,.ttru111 m Tiit flill1si.a Ci> Did Timt ~ Hollr illJ Mfft t11t P1ess 10:00 U Today's 1tt111icNI U ROBERT SCHULUR • alld tl1t Hour of Power Guest-Oral Roberts! D rn llollr of '°'"' a S.ndar fulldlr O Htralcl of Trulli [Q) Mli< l'ube m Dod1., 1>up41t1PT•-6'n11 fD ""'' lreaVS.S.IM Stl"t lftJ I risiclt CM -10:30- 0 MtdiJ D Met! tht Press Ii Cil llbbt•t•• Cl) Movie: (C) "Ope11t1on hi· tic.oat" (com) '59-Carv Grant. ronv Cu1tos U lttf. Leroy Jt11•111s cm lltwstuhrs m Dod&t1 Prt-S.no11 6astball los An1eles Oodtm vs Allanla Braves m ~"•ry t11ape1 (ff kOlillt 11:00 U Dlys of ltotlltr Sun .. The SllMay Show D Oar of Discottry fl rn &rut Grape Apt D Itta H11111blr4 CRl bJuts ' .,.....,, TV WEEK, MARCH 12, 1978 m Cllurd1 ift Ult Kolnt iUl Colltt• lulttblll -11:30- D A Slice of lllcllt A loo~ a1 tht tacts and voices of people who work and play btlweu1 m1dn12ht and dawn-toll collectors, security aua1ds. bake~. barttndt~ lloS1>1tal W01km and all no&hl disc 1odeys a 111111111 Str1u1rt S11ow a Alli11U1ls, Milub Host Hal linden ind a lame ba1n owl t•Plo•i the WO!ld ot the owl ®I hit: rt'.> "You'U Nfoftl Get tich" (mus) 41 Fred Astaire, R1l1 Hayworth m Plt4p lru-/SurYint ill U.bo AFT•ANOON 12:00 D llewsnukt11 1!1 Tiit Bett11 Wey U (]} lnues 111d Answers m Thriller Ql Mod Squad -12:30-u (I) fKe !lit lbtioft • lllOll.sttf ltaltJ 8 CD Oirtctiotll fl> Pied&• lruMlova 1:00 U The Dor•t Opell Golf Tour- "-lMflt Covm&t ol hnal round play in lh1s lourn1ment lrom tht Doral Counlly Club 111 M11m1. Fla a Collttt 8uht~1ll A dou bltheadei eame In lht NCAA Cotle11- 1tt Basketball Ch1rrrp1onsh1p pta1otts1 with teams not decided al our press time Or. Miller , an advoc ate on preventive dentistry. would like to help you & your family w ith all your dental care. For your con- venience Or. Miller offers convenient payment plans. Miiier Dr. Alan Miller, Family Dentist 2979 Fairview Rd.,Costa Mesa ·979-~970 p .... fat the corner of Fairview & Boker. west of San Diego Frwv J .......... s • ..,,..,, ........... D ~The Supmt111 lhe Superteams" !he finals tompth!IOn CJ .. "'"' l Co.ttflo Cll TM loftry loJ' -1:30- • Cross-Wits fD rtectce lruk/Att111 World Cup Te1111is (4hr) lhe lrfth s1nctrs and thr second doublrs milch m !Mmpre [11 Oolllfllao 2:00 ~ U Tlic Ila Valley ID Mo•it:"Shtllllr Ou1erou1" (com) 0-lana 1 u1nei llobert Younc. Waller Brennan Q) Tarun 9 DilMnsions in Cultures -2:30- • CJ) ®) lallft Otllwtr C.ltbnty rro-Am Stiifll John Denver hosts this w1ntei fuhval and sk11n1 comptt1 lion from fhe slopes of Aspen. Colo 1 ado Ctltb1111rs who will part1c1patt include Jill St JOhn. David Soul. Clint Eastwood, Carol Wayne and Brute Jenner Also. a classy held of proles s1onals 111111 10 hrad to head m a slalom compeht1on on Butftlm•I~ Mountain and 1n lht do111nh1U races on Aspen Mountain for S40 000 1n Pflte money Ci) Movie:(C) "Tiit Grut Man's Wllisatrt" (dra) 71 Dean lones Crndy [1lbacher. John McC1ve1. 4nn Solhe1n. Dennis Wu •er 3:00 6 Cl) CMt1t111e of Ille S.m Did St°'kton vs F11nco1s Durr in tennis. l15.l Cawthron vs hm Hartune '" eymnuhcs. and Mon1~a tou vs Peter Btoemt 1n h1sbee D 0 s,ortsWor14 9 lollltw C» Allu Sml~ 11111 Iona O TM Grwlna ltan -3:30- • (]) ® UC'1 W"Mlt Work! of S90l1s Same day tovmce of tht American Cup CymnaS11cs Compel• hon ftom Madison Square Carden in New York C1ly, World Chamo1onsh1p Motou:ycles on •tt hom Msen, The Netherlands m los 300 lllllofttr -3:45-a (I) lllA lashtblM Kansas Cuy al Colden State 4 :00 D Ce11ttt l•htbalf 2nd eame 1n doubltllude1 1e11onal playolh Tums not decided al press ltme a Wty11t to IM W1• ti t1lt SM tlD llt •lt :"Oranl1 n.. Fr111h11· ..,.H (h111) '71-1 ~"°' Ha1sh. lon Ch1ner m ll"le: "Tiie $1ery tf Will le(en" (di•) ·s2 Will Roeers Jr line Wyman CD SH'" u DMlttct tD lltra.W.., 9 "' "-t ",.._ -4:30- 111 llKS ¥$. IOSTO" • ON CHANNEL lllllE! Cl llllp kt Hedly Los Anaetes 1(1np vs Boston Bru1na 0 H'I C.tl)Wr'I ..... 5:00 ()) IMr1ltJ Ill Mwt11!11rt asc.r Tr .. • Clut U...har. 1119 .... a • ..._ °""'"'* -5:30-m Animal Wotld ~Ironside EVENING e:oo BDfJ llM ftnaii U !bit: I CJ (211r) "War ol Ille Glrp llluas'' (hOI) fib-Ru~ lam blyn, Kip Ham1llon GI lllotte:(C) "It H1ppened to Ja111" (com) $9-Dons Day, Jack lemmon. Etn1t Koncs ID fllorN:(C) (?!Ir) ''Tiie Oefedortt (d1a) '66 Montaomuy Chit H11dy Krueei fl)c.My Cindy ® Cfock1tt's Victory Garden m nnna UM 0> Aull H11 Ma (3) lol1ry Tyler lloofe (GI Onca UPoft A Clhale -6:30- 0 (J)lltws ]) Wild Klllcdom D AABC "-Coftltrenu IJ Wide WIWlcl of Adventure [D) *' White's AHie tor,, mr.,. AMiteru \llJ Tllt frtnth Cllel a:r1 lewitdled (H) lie Blllf libiblt 7:00 fJ . 60 Minlrtes D QlJ Wonderful hid GI Oi1MJ 'Jra1I of Danaer (lhr) Par! one of a l..O part adventure 1boul a veteran trail hllnd and a cynical youne wraneter (Jrm Davis and larry Wilcox) who have lo dnve a herd of unruly hoists lhroueh treacherous country where unstrupulous sh"p herders lurk lo bung the animals lo a mlhud lor sl11pmenl 8 (]) (IV) H1tdJ Boys/lllll'f Ortw "lht Mystery ol the Illusive Corpse While wind surtine 1n ll&wan, Frank Hardy mas his hft 1n a luhle attempt lo save a cllamp1on swimmer who d1sappem mto the surf lad Jones guests O tmtiwe $tltdltry fll) "•di• lrt1~/llo11I Herit11• "V1tto111 & Albert" A descnpf1on ol the family hie of Queen V1ctorra and Pun(e Alber! al Osborne House on the Isle of W11h1. with some bach eround to lhtir official duhes at Buckingham Palace 19 ll1tlo111I Gtt111,itlc S114cl1t Sands ol lhe Ham1b·· -7:30- • Tiit .., v-.-Sllow ~lb ~. Jm f11tittl 8 :00 8 ltltol1 lhr bank where Brenda work$ 1s p1ck1n1 · Miss S«urrty Bank Cul" lrom amone lh• ttllrr$, but 8iend1 wants no part of lhe compehhon When she Ines to pull 11111 of the contest. R~ ind Ida leeuse htr of COPPIOI O~I and 1nS1St site put htr n1mt bad tn with the 600 other 11rts D (JI) PT""1 UfO A Black pohcc min (Rod Perry) in ~ predom1nentt~ WMe to.n rePortt t11t land1nc of 1 str1n1e cr1fl from which two ma· tu1u reu mbflnc u tronauts emeraed. Tiie ndicule of lhe towns 1JtQ9le tJU5es ll1m lo doubl his unity and almost tn11lls 1n th' loss of his JOb n well U £cunk11: A W•J ot lilt A docu mentary tocus•n& on ltkan~ar a spmtual science 1J I]) ~ llow Tiit West Was Won Beth s sudden disappearance sends Zeb on her trail .which leads to a remote mountain outpost He 1s sh°'•ed .whtn he 1s confronted by her husband a tormei Atmy Caotlltn behtved lo have died a hero Zeb and lu~e amve home to frnd Jeure near death from bee stine po1son1ne Zeb o•ot>OSts that ht la~e he1 lo an Aiapaho med•c1ne man but the pl•n 1s re1ected by tht lam1ly ltb tovo lhe dec1S1on 10 JesS1e 0 VANDEMAN PRESEllTS * Science ind 1 Prophet D Ith Writtu ID Mowit: (2hr) "loltnn1 O'CloQ" (dra) •7 Did Powell I ee J Cobb fvelyn Keyes ID S.m Yorty s"" m llippon·#o-Uu fD Plt4a• Brtl~/A lrrthday Party tor Josef Strauss lh1s proeram cele brat es the I )0th anniversary ol tht famous Strauss family of mus1c1ans with condutlor W1ll1 Boskovsky and the V1tnna Phtlha1mon1t lo help with the lestmlies. Ihm 1~ danr1ng by the members ot the Vienna Slate Opera Ballet and a 2uest pertor mance by the V1ennll Cho11 Boy\ €D V1ritty/Sporu 118"' \ll TlirM ras:sporb to Aclvelure -8:30-u r On Dllr Own When lulia comes do'lln with stomach pains lot 1ow1nc a n11hl out with a youni doc:l(){ 5htfnds up 1n thtemeieency room of his hosptlat u his p111en1 not his date• 1:'1 A tiny boal .orb • • lifes1vin1 mir1tle. "Come Walk the World" St.In Mooneyh.1m hosts. U Colnt Wat\ lllt Wo1 Id D °'"' & '41flatll 10l °"'las} 9:00 U {I) All In the Family llo 1ntor mat1on available al press lime D (lll The Ila hent: When Every Dir Wes UM 4th of July (2hr) Dean Jonu stars as (d Cooper, a Brideeport. Conn lawyer in the 1930s wltost nine yea• old dauchler (Katy Kuruman) convinces him to defy local pre1ud1ces and delend a handicapped local resident accused of a hom1t1dt Louise Soitl SGotl Brady and Chns Pelerstn also Stir II Oral llollerts a (]) ®l ABC Su•d1y lolow1e· ~ (2'11) "Ulef ftm" (d11) 7~ Telly Smlas Peter Fonda Hueh 0 Buan. 0 I Simpson. Maud Adams Christopher lee tin Yule, Michael lhytt for the love ol 20 m1lhon dollars 1n diamonds and a beaulilul W0011n Peter fond1 leads a da11ne attac• on a de~rt m1n1nr compound lhal only one min (S1Y1lu) ran hope to stop .. ...-... m ha H-..nr ® ablttr~ Tlltatrt &:» PWtt l ru t/M&sttrpiece Tllulr• ··4nna 11aren1n• .. Anna •S convinced she will die 1n t111ldb11th ind when her t1bor p31n1 btltn she "n~ (Of K11en1n now hv1nt in A Moscow hotel. She bees him lo re tu1n home and tit. doe~ M>. ooly to l1nd Vronsky 1n altendanct ISOl Saundsl .. • -9:30-u ' Alic• Mel's D1n11 IS bein1 bu1cled and the queslion lor Mel 1s Whu dots he (m1s)trus11 Alter the suspicious Mel double loch every door '" lhe d1nrr he 4hce Flo and Vm get locked 1n the sloretoom over ll hohdlly weekend U Tiie line Is C:O..rnc O 61111tr '" Arlltstrona 10:00 fJ TM ~rt! htntlt Show U 011 of O~try D Cr11tn AnM Kaur 1Dlol1t~ m ~Hau1 fl)""" .H TM Allltrtun Short SIOI) fD 'ledae lruk/Mutrna ol Minds Host Strve Allen talks lo great h1stor 1ca1 figures on a mod forum Guests Art Voltaire (John Hoyt). Martin luthtr (lton Askin). Florence N1eht· engale (layne Meadows), and Greek ph1Josophe1 Plato (David Hooks) 1fQJ Juuer111ut -10:30- 0 Jimm1 S••u•rt Show fB Wondertul World O> En<11tntro 11:00 6 (11 D fJ ~ lDJ News O ,1<natter1 0 lilo¥tt:1 C) "Utttt Cia•n" (adv) /J Aneel lomp~1ns Billy Curlis '"'' Maren ID Morit:"Jolln11f O'Clod" (dra) • 7 Dock Powell lee J Cobb f velyn lltyes II> 1.1W1111 16811-01 llichthtv 1~ lowtlt Thomu ltt!Mlllbcn H 111 rtrltr1111nct II Wolft11p M tvtn1na of blu,1rass -11:15- ~ I Tiie ffi Club -11:30- 0 Sparts fi111I With lom Hill 1J a)) lilo•i•:<t) "Mr. ltltco" (adv) '7!> Dean Marlin Gmld1ne 81noks Euaene Roche. lhalmus Rasulala 0 The 700 Club CU Ttltpubt [O) MOYie: (C) "A IMtly Waf lo Die" (susp) '68 K11 k Dou etas. £ h Wallach Q) A NEW TIME! * Jim BaUer· PTL Club ll:lOPM Sund1J Ch. 1l ID O> Tiie rn Clvll m Pl•O• 1rt1'1tl1t1on11 '" crapllic S,.Clll "The l1v1n1 Sands ol Ham1b" fo1 al lent • mtlhon years the H1m1b Dmrt hu bordered 1200 m1lu ol the 4tlantl( coast ol At11ca tn this sun baked eip1nst of sand and rock whm temperatvres may rr1ch 170 deereu. ltvt unusual plants and crufures that have 1d1pltd in unique ways lo one ol thrs planet s most ~ost1te envrronments -11:40- 0 ll•111t tf Ille '-"'• -11:45- • lllt•lt:C.C) "ltltfld l11fi••I" (dra) '59 Gru 01y P~c~. Deborah Kw Eddie 41bet1. P1111tp Obe1 -1:40- • Mowlt:(t) "Siie••• Ow11 ElwfOll" (susp) '68-Jamu Fran crsr.us. Leslie N1etsen. Franchot Tone -1:45- D At OM Wllll ... , .... ., MONDAY MARCH ll foi mornmt and afterllOOll ltiltnt'- pleue SM DA YT1 ME PROGRAMS. Be· low, lot your tonffnltflCt, art tht dly's lllCMft. OAmME MOVIES 11:30 m "Ont Toudt of Venus" (com) 47 Ava Ga•dntr Rnbtrt Walker [vf Alden D1tk Haymes 12:00 O C "hnktt '•))\•" (advJ ~ ltll Chandler Rhonda f lem1ng lee Jay Cobb Mdm1t Van Do1en Hal March 3:00 10 C "Thret fKtS West" (w~) 40 lohn Wayne l:JO II tCJ "Bmtll ol SunclAI" (com) 60 Sophia L111en lohn Gavin. Mau11tt Chevahe1 AnRPla lansbury EVENING 6 :00 0 w 0 11 e) 10't •3t llews 0 Eme11ency One O Gambit m Bt ady Bundi (l)The R•les m lollmey to Adltnhlrt ~ OimtnsiOM '" Cutturt'\ fl!) Pled1e Brea~/N1h~1I Geo. 111phit Special 'loving Sands ol Nam1b <RJ In lh1s sun ba~ed o panse ol ~nd and 1od. Ylhtit tem peraturt\ may •tach 170 de&•ees r a1enhe11 hve unusual plan1s and s11anee creature~ thal havt adap1ed 1n amwne ways lo one ol lh1s planers most llostilt '-"vnonments Pledge brtd~ follows TV 5• KTLA m El CapUlin Colorado SO Hl5tory of !Haico -6:30- 0 lllowie: tJ (90) ''Murder 011<t lttnl0¥td" (d•a) JI John Forsythe. ~rbara 81111 Rochard KMy I Unbmed World 0 ConttlrtratlOll 1 ~ Mtf'f Gnffin Show m 11ewttclttd ID Ewenin& EdlllOft 2• l'tnoul r"""'' SO O.memiol\1 1n C4!1tures 1:00 3 I The Budy 8uilctt eo m11ews 0 lilii Club 1 IJ l'llt Jo&er's Wild 0 ao.lin& IOI Dollar$ m I Lawe luq fl) Jod•m-12 .241 ll's Effrybody's 8us11ie.ss fl!) M1eNeil/ltllrtr Report 13.f) Entertainment Ton11ht 1Sl1 Bi1 Beiclerbec\t !Hmorial Ian ftstrol -7:30- ( 11 Mr Three Softl a OD!lsufMf 9uy11nt o ~&ame O Thlt's Hollpoood .. , he Holly wood Heavies Host Tom Bosley shows lhal Hollywood huv1u a" nol always b11 hulking bruits !l.J Mame Thft Tu11e Cl) The )obr's lfrld ~ Wild WOl1d of AN!nab m 8n6r 1unc1t s OillollMs fl!) rledce 8'11k1U. lnterdunre 1fl The Frend! Clttl Mon. March 13•8pm to l am A~ TV Sp«ill Wlwttlg IKM Olll ,,., "*"*,..,,,.Ny I/fr rwi ,,,. /Jllfltrld (jospllf Utlllt_., ... •IMW\.C ..,..._, KGEA•1390lieo11am-S.t .. :'Qam. 20m-Sun K HOf "99 51nc-4 JOotn-Sun • .. Jld_....., r ..... u. Or.C-T--' c.m. .... ,,...,, ""'*' ,ICEMO«illltt-1 :l()pmoSun , .... 8 :00 O j J Good limes (RJ Social St cu11ty could stand 10 lhe "'Y ol lo~t when Grandpa hans and hrs lady decide 11 s llmt to &ti ma111td O 19 IJltlt Howse on tllf ,,,,,It Ill Be Wa1lln& as Y11u D11wt Away A hoptlul Charlts lngatts tn10Hs t11s oermanenlly blond dau1hlei Mary 1n an 10 .. A school lo• lht bhnd rn lht concludrn& hall ol th1s two part rp1sodt U 1971 WOr1d Enn1ehsm * SPECIAL FOR AU CHRISTIAllS! 0 1'71 World Enn1e1tsm Spec11I Guests include Rev Robert Schuller II (}} [OJ Luun You ~n t tlavt My Baby·· lucan s su1th lor his paren1~ entan&lt\ him on a v1oltnl conlrontalion between a wullhy woman and her dauehler in law ove1 custody ol ~ babv Celeste Holm and Pamela F!an~hn gue\I 0 SPECIAL C.ltbfity Concert trith Jose Felic~no ( lhr) Oulsland1ng mu srcal numbers 1ncludt 'Chico ' f eellnes · and · Angtla " m Cuol Bu1nett & fliends Q) Mowte: (J:) (21u) "E11counler With Ill• Un•llOWft" (SCI h) 1~ Rod Serhng narrates '2.41 The Mams thro111tles fij) P\tdJt lrU\/TM hftolit1 J6 Jottn11y M1tlus ConctT1 -1:30- 0 ll 18'by, I'• BK~ Ray (Ills adds a few c•taliwt louchn lo hos dau&hltr s Sunday school play tn hi!. contrnu•nt campa11n to wrn back hos estrJn&td 1111lt QI s 121.000 Qu.Jtloft 9:00 O w•a•s•11 Part I ot a 1'"1 par1 sloiy rtpeal story about M11 f1an~ Burns· permanent transler oul ol the 4077111 and the amval of lht new med1t-lhe ar.,tocralf( Ma101 Charles lmerson Winchester D \ll) MBC 1110!\Uy MiJht at tltt Mo¥ltt: (CJ (21H) uOtath of Htr ln110Cenct" (dra) ·74 Pamela Sue Marton. Betsy Slade. Parker Sleven son, Georee O'Hanlon h Ms Martin and Ms Slade star es 1oommales Abby and MuHy-one attr1ct1 .. e. the other ptain-each of whom discovers love at an exclus1'I! New ln&land gnls' school 0 1!71 World b1n1ellim * Speclal for 111 Christians continual Cl World huitlism S,.0.1 Con l!nues to IAM B CD ® Tiie "IC "'""' 1111111 MIN: <Cl (2'.tlt) "1llt LlqMnc 'olku1111" (R) (dra) '73-Waller Matthau, Bruce Dern. Lou Gossett Albert Paulsen, Anthony Zerbe. Cathy lee Cmby A POlt<:t dtltchvt bretks all the rules to lrnd tht man wllo murdtred his 1>1rtnt1 and e111tt olher people Oii •San francrsco bus Thtfl su1c1t IOI a leall lakes them lhrou&h "" seamy underside of the city Cl llllr Ct.utll Cr_. In Lu Veeas, Manila and Indra • Men Ctlftlll s. IS Tiit Alt IC UllCttUll\J e l'tt4at 1m•1MHtl11t ti Mltln lf'ft41e 11••• Steve Allen 111in welcomes Vott11re (John Hoyt). M1rt1n luther (lion Miiin): fl01ente Hiallhnaalt (lalne MeM!ows). and Plato (Do id Hooks) to diseuu chuicl1 rtform ind rtlillOn A lllttlAf hf1J If ,_. Stra• TV WEEK. MARCH 12 1978 -9:30- 0 Ct) Ont Oa, at A fllllt Barbara rs forced to choose belween her l11end' .ind her p11nciples when she .. 11ntsses her schoolmatn commit lrn& a c11mt fl) M~rtclos Op11tstos 10:00 O OAFT presents • GENE llELL Y •ith luc:t, Liu, Frank ... U CJ S,lt1Al&t1tt ltll,: b A.'"trK.ln in 'uade"' Gtne Kelly and his spectacular uretr as one of hlmdom s lt&tndary lalenls 1s hailed 1n thrs unique mus•tal Spetoal aunts include many ol Kelly's lead 1n& ladies renowned on theu own 11cht Lucille Ball. Cyd Char1sse. Glorra de Haven Betty Carrell Math 1yn G1ayson Jantl le1211. lana lurne1. Nalahe Wood l•za M1nnell1 and Cmdy W1llrams plus added auest frank S1na11a ClJ Nm &) HoneJmCIOlltR fB So You Want lo be 1 * Contractor /TV Course fl) So You Want to Be A Colltr1<t01 (8l Afttr Ille ~· of U11<ertlin1J fl) f'KIO De AntOI I}§) lla!ICJ Wiltoll Speaal -10:20- fll) ,Knicll'IM&• Bruk lh1s com tdy w1lhoul d11loeue stars The Two Ronnru Ronnie Co1bell and Ronnie Barker two ot 8r1la1n·s lunn1esl co me01ans -10:30- m a>""" J~ Comiimer Suniwal lit 11 :00 n e u lIDl (Iii """ Cl W.1141 £1111tellsllt Special Con hnues to JAM a McrM: re:> "Tiit Nipt Diuer" (SUSP) 71 -Patrrm Neal m Tiit OM Colaple Q) let's M1k• • De1t 9 Turnabout fl!) otc• Cnett IS"Ol M1dltll!lthrtr Jltpon -11:30-u Cl) Movie: (CJ "lite r11nlt "'" of Sft, O'hrrett" (tom) '68 Bob Hope, Phyllis Diller 0 !1J Jo1Mi111 Carwn B CD CIDJ '°'iu Story m Titat tir1 • Gtt S..rt @ Captlollt4 """ fD P\td1• hl/Ca,.lolltd """ 12:00 m ~•1ts m llletrit: ''Tiit Calle" (dra) '48- Dou1lu fa1rb1nks Jr . M~roa Monlet -12:30- • "-Altty • Starti.e (Il ll....wt CD Alfrt4 Hitckecl "'""'" 1:00 D QIT..-rw D I Sfy "So Coldly Swtet" -1:30- QJ Mttlt: "Ct1Mt 111 1M Strttb" (dra) ·~-John C..uavetts -2:05- • Mtwit: "Vlvldllls Lady" (com) '38 James Stewart, C1neer Roaers. -4:30-a Tiit Stftt EMrfl Sllow TUESDAY IWCH 14 foe lllOl'llill& ltld afttmooll list1np, please Mt MmME ~s. a.. low, lof JWI COMtllienc•. ,,. Ille dl(s n.ia. DA mat£ lllOVI £S ll:lO m "Tiit Hu111111 Co1111dr" (dra) 43-Mickey Roon'y Jllmes Craig Ylln Johnson F 11nk 11\oiaan Butch J,nkins 12:00 Cl) ~ '1f•p ef Ille Hrw\" (adv) ·~ Yan Hefhn 3:00 t1Dl ''Wale of !ht lltd Witcll" (adw) 48 John Wayne 3:30 U CC) "The lif* and the Bees" (to111) '56-Ceorce Gobel, M1tz1 Gaynor, Oaw1d Niven ev•N•NG I 8:00 u (]) u .. (]) <IQJ llll llews 0 ElMrl'ftC1 OM 0 uktn ldetblll La~ers vs lhe New Yo1k lln1cks m n.. •edJ BuM11 Q) The Roolies ~ Solindstar• fD "'9d(t lruk1Lu11 o4 Ille OOI· pllifts This documentary focuses on both the popula11ty ol lhlS pla1iul anu11al and lhe comple• make up of one of the most 1ntelh1enf of mam mals The hlm p1esenls ll se11ous s1udy of an 1n1mat "'""" Ml oolv tasc1nafes lramers and dolphr~a11um audiences everywhere but also 1s a source ol 1ntr1eue amone c1v1lian ano m1htary sc1en1tsts all ovt1 lhe 'llOtld ~ Ptnoc1a1 r!UtCt -6:30- D lllO'tlt : (t) (90)"Pah1t Tour Wap" Part I (mus) '69 Clint East ollOOd Jean Sel>tre. Lee Mllrv1n UtltMecl lllofld ID! llltn &rilfill Show ID 8"11d!M 191 The ~111 Tt.al'l -7:30- llC....W CMlefl ·~'-­.(11 ....,.... .... (l)TllllGelCS-. mn...-..,._.. 8,...... ., ....,. ~u 111ttrdla11&• a ....... 8:00 8 CJ) PIDllDIE S. Mer~ H&r mon plars Officer Mike Bteen, the two teued membtr of 1 Los Aneeles Police man and.dot p•hol tlf unit created to take on •wanments that are too lrtcky lo be ell1clently htndled l>y recular units in this hall ho111 KllOll drtml Miits U Ofl The atut• Blms Rllh tllh Sllow Anson Williams Bobby Vinton Chila R1ve1a !tit Oak Rtdge Boys. Cary Mule Oeet lavam and The Rose Royce ;ire the tel~br1ty guests on this proeram D l!Aow1t: 1.C. (2111) "In l.G'le ' W11" (dra\ S8 Robt1t Watner Jeffrey Huntei Dana Wynter Hope Lan&t U (1) tjOJ H1pPJ Oars Haid Covet IRl Rtehie and r on11e are cauehl in a tuls dorm alle1 curlew and have lo 1uort to drasflc measures to escape when the houSt mothc1 makes her room check ID ta1ol B11tnttt and f nellds a> Morie: (CJ (Zlir)"M111 W ind Ille 61111" (wes) ·53 Randolph Scott. Patrice Wym0te, Ph1hp Carey. Alan Hale fD ® (50) The Coustuu Odf\"MY "01v1ne 101 Roman Plundel'' Off tht shore ot lhe barien Creek rsland ot Ant1kytnera, Captain Jacques Cou sleau and lhe crew nl the Calypso -.~ploie the underwater site where in 1900 sponge divers d1~covered sh1pw1ecked ar1 treasures ol 20 cen· tu11es .aeo This behind the scfnes loo~ al tht camphGated and dan gerous world ol underwater archaeol· ogy yields an unexpected l1nd -8:30- 0 ll. Shields & h rn•ll Spike Jone~ J1 and his 01chtst1a tuesl U ~ bwern1 & Shirley Laverne s Airaneed Ma111aee" IR) Laverne llnd Sh11ley art f01ced to at! qu1tllly when lueine s dad fr an\, auanees a mari.tae tor his dau&hte1 CiJ The Prottc1on m Craa-W'lb 9:00 f) ll CllS T11aday Moofll: ~1 (211rl ''Ptr1ec1 Gt!llle111t11" (com) 78 Lauren 8acall Ruth Cordon Sandy ·oenM Lisa Pelikan Roberi Alda In lh1s comedy drama ot a m1lhon dotta1 llt1st, three women with totally different backgrounds (Ms Bacall, Dennis and Pelikan) 1hare a common bond 1n that each needs a larte sum of money and each l\as ~ llusband mv1n1t lime 1n ' m1n1mum secu11ty p11son They de vise a 5ehfmt to dehvtr a million dollars 1n b11be money then steal II back tm themselves U QIJ flit Bia E...rt: Bl& Jake (?hr) John Wayne. Richard 8oone. Maureen O'Hllra Wayne portrays lacob McC.ndles. 1 amzted man ol the West dele1m1ned to hnd his youne e11ndson a11er se~en ~1dnap pers abduct the boy and hold him 101 S 1.000.000 ransom 8 CHI TllrM'I Co11,uy ··ey11no dt lnpper" CllnSS'f, whose skills 111 the kitchen aren't taaclly sharp, 1nv1tes a eourmet to share a home tooked d1nntr lhen pleads with JKk lo be hef $ttltl chef D lllfy Qfa.._ CrmM ....... GtffflltSlllll ® Sl(CIAl Hedet stra.t ~ him story 1bout the Russian )ew~h 1mm1 &Tlnls who 1.1ltled on a tew CfOwded streets of downtown Ntw York Carol Kine and Steven Keats ster tD PWct h•lf'Mts ff lhtloll A reprise ot llC£T's awar d w1nn1n1 loQk 1t hlmmallers Grea MacGilliw1ay and the late Jim freem1n Included ire ocerpts from "Jonathan l 1v1naston Staaull" and "SMt1nels of Silence " O> lbdtrplect 1\utrt -9:30-u m (1.Ql Soap Jessica 'ate may be at the end of her rope when a surpmt witness presenls star rhng evtdtnce a111nst her 1n her 111al lnr tht mu1de1 of Peter Campbell 10:00 ea""" 0 HAVI NG BABIES·NEW * DRA.MATIC SERIES!! U ®! Hnilt1 IMin A p1ti nllnl 'llOman suftt11n1 tram m1lanll 1lletally enters lhe United States lo 1oin her husband, and a bus1ntssn discovers that his success 1s killing him John Sc.hutk jgan 'Ian ~k and Penny Pe~r &uest Q) "" ltoMymooMft El The Ons1nats -10:30-m aJ llrn fD l'ltdft llmVfllt T.o Roftnles Brillsh comedians Ronn., Corbell and Ronnie Barke1 star 11:00 U 1.11 U D {)) CfOl tUl llews 0 l.Off AmeriQn Style U Movie: ct) "The Cot-tytd Cow boys of C.~ County" (w") 69 Dan 81ocker Nanelle F abiay m The Odd Couple Cf) \Al's Mah A Dul U Tiit OriJi11ats fD Pled&t Bruk/DIC& Cutt 9l lbdleitll.cllrer Report -11:30-u i.D lilowit: (CJ lllcaolldl•oi•k a <H' Jo111111r ea,_ II CD !ID) Mow1t: C ''The futlm 111d hlhtt Gu1" Odv) 17-Stelanre Poweis Harold Could m That Girt a> Get Smlrt ® C.ptiont4 .. .., ID Pied&• Bruk/C.pt!Olled ltt'ln 12:00 U fwilipt lont at Movie: "llission Owtr Kom" (adv) '~3-lohn liod1ak. lohn Derek Q) Mori1: "fr11 for All" (com) 49 -Robert Cummings Ann Blyth -12:30- 0 Movie: "$o Proudly We H•ll" (dra) 4.1 Claudette Colbert 1;00 U Q.tJ f OlllOflllW CJ I Spy -1:30- Q) MoYit: "Jt111111r Stool Piston" (dra) 49 Howard Dull 2:00 liJ Mcwie: "A W.-11's Vtlllt ..... (mys) 48 Chllrles 8oyer A/In Blyth m Morie: ''Tiit Sip of Ille .,,. .. (dra) 48 Su>an Pelm 3:00 D Mtrie: ·•• &!fl fN KtWr" (ell) '&2-Conhnuahon of the ~torv of thr youne Sw1~ e11I II~: .. lhe Slranae Cast ol Or Ra, ''M1ss1na Guest" -3:30-m Mo•ie: "fo1t11ntt tf C1,tai11 Blood" (Adv) SO lours H1yw111I 4~00 8 Mo.It: ''Tiit Sicllilns" (mys) 064 Robert H~lton, Rt&tnald 11\mh .. ....it: "Tht $4111 """' S.b~ (•dv) '39 8.u1I Rathbont f WEDNESDAYl llAllCll l!I f °' mD1ftiftl llld aftt,_ listinp. pie.ate 111 OAmME rtlO&aAMS. a. low, fol l'Ollf ~nee, are the ~s fllllML OAmME MOVIES 11:30 tD "TOO Hot to Haa41t" (adv) 38-Clark Cable Myina Loy Watter l'tdeeon 12:00 0 ~ "G1111woh" lwesl ~3 Audie Mur1>hY Susan Cabot Paul Ketty. Charles Drake l:OO lt]i "War of tile Wllduts" (wes) · 43 John Wayne 1:30 U ('1 "Tllrff CotM 111 tM fountain" (draf '54-Chtton Webb. Dorothy McCu11e, Jean Peters. Louis lordan Maegit McNamara Ros.sano. 81aw EVENING I 8:00 o m a u CJ) !El ® """ 0 lmer&eflCJ OM D Uken ~et~n file Los An &tits lakers VS The Ph1ladelph1a 76ers CD The Bredy Bundi a> Tiie Wies ® l&a~tiftt It Coum fD It's Ha<d to 8t A ,.nculn A OO(umentary cove11nc the natural hltstyle of this nurly del enseless b11d du11ne 11~ lour month brttd1ne cycle 111 the An1a1chc "SO Histoll Ill Mttim -6:30-u llAowie IC) "hint Tour Wacw" Concl (mus) 69 Chnt (astwood. Iran Seber& Lee Marvin, Harve Pre $1\tll Ray Walston. l 1>111 Ligon Alan Ooter l(J Untamed Wof Id Jg) MelY Griffin $llow m Bewitched fD Pledtt Bm~ (J4l Dimensions In Cultures 7:00 LJ) Tiit Indy 811nth u. O)Mtws U Lian Clllb (f) T1lt .loltf'l lftld m I l.Oft lJICJ O)Adalll·lt m eo.n1iy 111 ~ @lt'sE~J ..._... &l Tiie Madlel/Llllrtr lt.,.r1 QJ) A Slruarlt '°' Smlot: !he "'1\t11Qn Indian 'Al Ct .. titt Strtdlerr -7:30- 6 "HAVOC" GWtN FORD * 8El Allt nit£! fJ QJ) Wlltll """ Stnld .. The Bet Air fire" Residtnts rttall the hre Iha! SWtPI Ille l\ltlllOUS commun1\y 1n 1961 rae1ne IOI three days de· strovinc 1111lhons of dollars 01 prep erty but m11acutoWy 1ak1n1 no h•tS (]) lit'• "' to tM ... .. Siii"'"' e Tiie ~ &-Sob [u banks ho$1$ • Mltdl li.llM .... Tiit SlZl.000 ~ ®Feftlltyf.W GI The lr-'Y lllllCll O""" = =•11..A. lllltrdlall&ll , .... WEDNH DAY (CC>ftdnued) 8:00 fJ ({) lite lleturn of C1pt1in 11-Ah" Prof Cunningham taps tht casks ot radroactrvt wutes stored rn steel casks 1n the deep Mrndanao Trench to refuel his sub ma11nt Raven. Captain Nemo is catted upon lo seal the danaerous leaks uustd by Cunnrneham s cart tessnts.s This leads lo ytl anothe1 confrontation betwetn the Riven and Nemo s Nauhlus .irh1th has aboard a nuclu1 phys1mt (Mtl Fer rer) and his assistant (Lynda Day Georte) U 131 The l ife i nd Times of Gnuly Ad1111S A Gentleman I inker Mad Jack 1s the frustrated vrcltm ot a crafty slranaer he 1s convinced 1s a real trfe leprechaun. unlll Adams un covers the man's true identity and 1ust ¥rh1 he 1s roamina the t111tderness alone 1n this enh&htenrna episode Cerhan that the unusually attued litlle man McGrnty (Waller Buike). 1s a fairy tale reincarnation. Mad Jack is d~teimined lo unlock the secret to his alle&ed buried treasure 0 Mcwie: lCJ (2hr) 'fat MHtion Yt11' ID E.trtfl" (set'f1) 68 Andrew Keir. Barbara Shelley 0 W !IQ) Eisltt is Enou1h (R) I om dotes out sage advice 1n the hometon lovelorn column. but loses control when dauahter [llubelh uks 11 she can ta~e the pill m tarot llllrnttt I Fntnds a> Mowit: ~ (211r) "The ll1h4 Mlja" (dra) S9 Ava Gardner li)~a tn P'leil&t Bmk/Tllt Wlute Beu This Soviet lelev1s1on speml intro duces A1ka a s1• month old polar bear raised 1n a Moscow h1ah11se ACROSS apartment by a lam1ly of scientists fhe film eumines A1ka's life with her family and also the eat1aord1nary attempt to 1ra1n a tame bea1 lo re adapt lo its natural environment ill) Great '•f1onunces 'Dracula" (Jhr) -1:30-0 Tiie ,rotedors m Cnm·Wib 9:00 • cu S1£C4Al Tiit Mtriuft filM trtstitutt S.lvtt to Mtnry foe4J A t11bute lo an actor who has created a diverse and d1stingu1shed eallery of film POrt~1ts. trom Abe Lincoln to Mister Roberts, in 1 ureer that spans nearly SO years Lum1na11es who participate 1n the tnbute to Fonda include Jane Alexander. Lucille Ball, Bette Dam. hne Fonda. Peter fonda. Charllon Heston, Ron Howard, Jack Lemmon and James Stewart with a list ol many others lrom the motion picture world D tDl Biie• Slltep Sqllldron "Hot Shot" frank Converse guests as a devious WW II au ace whost p1 etense of helpme Boyinl1on's outfit fools some of !ht Black Sheep but NOi Pappy's lambs (nurses) they know the hot shot 1s out to top Pappy's · downed planes" score O I]) (JJJ Cllir1ie's All&els "Angel Baby" (R) The Aneels are out to er.ck a big lime black market baby ""' O Bitty G11hl111 Cnmdt In Lu Veeu. Manila and India ID Mtn Gritlill ShR rs Tllutle "' llltria m P'ledce 1r..t1Gr111 '•f1ornuncas Count Dracula·· DOWN An1wer 11 •nd of the Saturday log P ... 10 10:00 D 0 '•lice Wo1111n Sweet ~athleen" Craig Stevens and Jae quehne Scotl auest as witnesses in a SS00.000 munhes heist that con founds Pepper and Crowley Alter the robbery. one ot two hoodlums strps throueh a police draenet ••th the stolen toot -all neeot1able bonds- and Cfo•ley 1s puuted by tontrad1c tory evidence suuestine an 1ns1de connection ., DllNS • CD Cl§) $tm•y & Hutch "Cnme Child" (R) Starsky & Hutch bef11end a tittle boy only to furn he 1s the v1ct1m ot parental child abust II) Tiit .._,_,..n fB ISl'ltl T "'' fD "td11 lmk/Su,.rsPJ The story of Reinhard Gehlen and how be became involved 1n the be11nn1na ol the Ame11can CIA 1n t94~ -10:30-m II) fB llnrs 8 Tum1bcMit 11:00 D CD D U ()) <ID> 9 llnrs a loft Allltrlu11 Style 0 Mowil: \?hr) "Witnus !Of Ille 'ro11cutio11 ' (dra) ·57 Tyrone Power, Marlene Dret11ch, Charles Lauehton. [ls.J Lanchester m 111t IM4 c.u,ie II) let's M1h A 0...t 9 Dialoc• I m "'4&• Bm l/Dicl WHlt Sllow lB) llldeil/l.ahllf •.,ott -11:30-u ()) Mme: Hrnii flff.4/Kajlk U ID Jo111111 ta11111 B CD <ID> '*• Story m nit Git1 TV WEEK MARCH 12 1978 U> Get Surt 9 C.ptioM4 llws m ~,. Brt1l /CaptioM4 llews 12:00 " lwillpt z-m llo¥1t: ''TM lljpt HoNs Terror" <mys) 'SS-lack Kelly, Hildy Parks II) Iii ow it : (C) "Battle at a,1ch '*11" (wu) 'S7-Jeff Chandler ID llNS/llo¥it -12:30- g lilotit: (C) "Of ..... ' Dlsilt" (dra) '63 Merle Oberon 0 CIDl Mystery °' tllt Wtt\ "'The Spice Watch Murders · 1:00 U IJtl T MIOf IOW 0 I Sn "l1ttlt Boy Lost -1:10- .., lllHl1: "llle111 htry" (dra) '49-Howard Dutt. Marta Toren D Mowil: "ffll*rp" (dra) '42 John Wayne, Marlene Dietrich ID Movie: ''Tht Strl ftltr Wort A Guft" (wes) '53 Randolph Scotl -2:20-fl Movie: (C) "BYS Riley's lad In Town" (dra) '65-Ann Margret U ~la: "Bluebeard,· "Horro1 Island" 4 :00 a llo¥it: "~ncle C.ptitt" (my$) '45-Dtto Kruger, Jerome Cowan Ill Mo¥1e: "URflllblltcl ksiness'' (com) ·~I Irene Dunne. Robert Mont1omery Preston Fo1stei ID i.lotit· "lt!Mtft Midnjpt 1114 Dlft" (d11) SO-Mark Stevens -5:30-m Alf1111 Hitdtcod ,,_m (I to r back row) Tim Thomerson Richard Richard Kelton Cyb & Tflc1a Barnsrable Whal is a Quark? A sc1enl1st would tell you 1rs the smallest particle of matter known 10 man which acts tn a wh1ms1cal fashion And this 1s a pretty accurate description ot Commander Adam Quark on NBC's new science ltction comedy seifes. Quark (Fridays. 8-8.30PM) Adam ts a small particle in the galaxy who acts in a rather whimsical tash1on Richard Ben1am1n stars as Quark, commander ot a star- ship in the year 2222 A. D (give or take a year). whose primary mission 1s to clean up the garbage in the milky way He is g111en assignments each week by The Head of the galaxy. who may send him to destroy the Gorgons· dreaded planet-sized starship. or to have a romantic interlude with the 1ncred1bly sensuous Princess Carna m order to save the galaxy But leave 11 to Quark to make a mess ot everything Wouldn't you know that while trying to blow up the Gorgons' death starship. he would get the wrong advice lrom the mysterious force known as the · source and end up blinded, trapped on a narrow l1gnt bridge while a hOmble monster lurked 1n the garbage below? And while on tils way to rendezvous with Pnncess Carna. 1t was just hke Quark to catch a space virus and age 10 80 years old 1ust before the big moment Quark 1sn t solely responsible tor making a mess of his missions He has a very (un)abte crew 10 assist him 1n his galactic assignments Helping him to boldly go where not 100 many persons have gone before are Chief Engineer Gene ' Jean who 1s a transmute That means he has a full set or male and female chromosomes, so she can be a man one moment and a woman lhe next You 're never Quite sure with Gene Jean H1S 'her primary goal 1n hie is to wipe the Gorgons off the star map-and bring culture and refinement to the galaxy, too As Commander Quark once said, "Gene/ Jean 1s not the kind ot person you want to meet on a planet that has a lot ol moons First officer Ficus. who is a Vegeton Totally logical and unemotional. 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S.n Diego . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . • . • . . . 412-4MO Sent• Ana ..........................•..•..... 557"°320 Tuetln-Or•noe . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 139-3913 R-l"oft.R H I m In mv Wl -1W>P9y to -In t"9 mlrro< ....., nol SH IOOH tit.In or~ lines -•mor• K•tlleren Mcl(IW!I ,,...,..,.,, Callf. P ... 11 THURSDAY IWltH 16 FOi lllOlllilll and alttrllOOll liiti4lts. please -DAmlllE '10GMMS. le· to., kw yocir a!llwtllltflCt, a re tllt day's "'°""' II :30 CD "Th Deohu ot °'lahoml" lwt1) 49-Randolph Scqtt. George "41C•tady John Ireland. lou1se AJbnllon 12:00 O C~ "The Second Grtal· est Sta" (com) S6 Jeanne Ciain Ge01ge Hade•. Mamie Van DOien. Kitty Kallen. Buan Keilh l:OO CIDl ''WllMI of Fort11ne" (mys) 42-John Wayne. Waid Bond J:JO a CC) "The Opposite S.a" (com) '!16-June Allyson Joan Collins. Dolo1es Gray. Ann She1 1dan. Ann Mrllei, Leslie Nielsen I EVENING 6:00 0 CD D D (J) Ml 13t1 Mew\ U ClnefltlKY OM l)tamllit m Tiii 1n4y 1unc11 ll)TheWja m JollrfltJ to Adntllurt ® Tlll Manis Otra11ides m '1H1t lteaVThe Wllil• Bf" (R) This lrlm eumrnes how a youne Pola1 btu . h~ine w1lh a Moscow family ol sc1enhsts 1s lrarned la 1e adapt to its natu11I en~11onmPnl me Cllawo ISJ) "'-t filWIU -6:30-8 Mowie: (90) "!tranc•n a11 A Trtift" (SUSI>) '51-Fartey Graneer. Ruth Roman, Robert Walker ()) Unt...i World O c-trltion lack Na11 host~ cm ... ,. Griffin si- CD a..ttdltd m EMiiine Editioll ED Cora11111 Salnjt ®J The GltWiftt Yea11 7:00 m The Brady ltinclt DD O)llftl a Uan a. Allen Ludden hosts CI> Tiit • .,., Wild l!J '°"'"" ltr o.tlan CD I """ lalcy O)Adlftl.12 fB si.i. T•..,..a l'f1'il o~•~ fD Ptldce lruk/Madltll/ltlvtr ..,.,, 9) Tiit ....... GMdlMf -7:30- (J)llJTiw• S- D .. •TllltT1111t e ......,_ ~ Bob Eub1nks hosts • Tiit CGlll si... Clud Btrns hosts (J) Ill SeNdt Of_ G Tiit ... ., •• Wlltl Itek Barry hash III Mltdl '-........ lldl .,..,..c..., 0 llcbtatll at tt1t lltl With Don Ciomni. T Of1Y R1ndJll is the host of the performanee. 13 .... It.Oil.A. lmrtlufllt IB~T~ (ff)~ P1191t 12 8:00 O (() Tiit W•ltOM (2hr) Richard Thom&s stars as lohn Boy the eldesl ol the Walton chlldien. who relurns home to Walton's Mountain hom New York, only Jo discover the 1e mote little rural community is sulle1 rnt from dismal economic condrlrons 1n this spec1;it episode ll's been a year sonct lohn Boy lell Wallon s Mountain lo pursue ~1s career in New York ~~ a ""'" Altlloueh hr llas prospered rn his prolusion. John Boy learns lhe wir has left thousands ot other people tobless and many areas rn the country are econom1cally de pressed He as alarmed lo learn one of lhe sutfering areas 1s his own Jefferson Country, V11e1n1a U l'ITTR PAfl • H1llm11• Hall ol Fame MIA URROW DANNY KAY£ IJ !3fJ 111111111'1 Htll ol fu11 Pe ter Pan" Mia Farrow and Danny KayP slar respectrvely, as the htlle boy who refuses lo gro" up and the bumbling would be villain Caplarn Hook, 1n this musc1al vm1onol Sir lames M Barrre's beloved children s story Paula Kelly 1s seen as Tiger llty. Vorg1nia Mc~enna is Mrs Oar hng (Oan11v Kaye also ~ortrays the eenlle Mr Darting) 811ony McRober\s is Wendy fony Sympson rs Smee the P11are and Joe Melra is Sta1ked lhe oilier Oa1t1ng tholdren Mrchael and John a1e POllrayed by Adam Slllf01d and Ian Sharroc~ 0 Motif: ft} (211r) uMJ Drum Is Y1111rs" (mus) 49 Do11s Day U ID> Welct!M W !totter (R) Barbarrno in love Concl The Sweathoes' chances ol w1nnrne the lolle 1n lht annual stale high school talent tOllJtst are threatened whtn V1nn1e falls in lovr C!I !bit: ~ (?hr) "l'or1r1it in BlKl" (dra) '60-Lana Turntr Anthony Quinn Sandra Dee m Carol Sur111tt ' friends Q) Motrie: (t) (2111) "Tht Rile ' f1N of Ltp Dilll!Olld" (dra) '6D-Ray Oanlon, l\aren Steele ~ Llwt f10111 the Met ' Don G1onnn1" flit Piede• Bru-/liwe From the lht (lh1)"Don G1ovann1" Joao Sutherland slars as Donna Anna and James Moms sines the tllte role in Momfs ope11 aboul the adventures ol Don Juan R1ch~rd Bonynee con ducts llvr trom the Metropolitan Op era in New York Julra Varady, Hueuellt rouraneuu John Brednock also star !It Anf'DM for Te11...,-? -1:30- • Cil (JD) rn11 "Rock Star' (R) nsh must fJCe r llfrd decmon when lie rs offered 1 iob u sttu11ty chief IOI a rock mu1rc idol CD T rvtll Of ~"nc:ts 9 :00 • CID! lamty Millef B11es" (II) Cockroaches aren't the only bues 1nltstin1 the squid room wllen an utrrm1n1tor lurlls up sev111I con ceettd microp!lonn CD lie" Gtlftil Show !ll)TlleMl!llt~ -9:30- • CJ) ®l AIC Piiot Mowlt: CC) (M) "ll"lt!" (adv) · f8- Wilh1m Conrad No 1nform11ron m1tabte from Ill• Network tt our press time 10:00 O 1 IJ H1w1ii fiYe-0 McGarr~I and his unit are battled as to why the hrms owned by a prosperous, it spected lapanue Ame11can busrnessman are beme bombed bf ~ collectOt ol World Wdr II memo rabolra Muromolo lht 1>us1nemnan appears to have the ~11t11ous cha1~c ter of a sarnl bul McGarrell beerns lo surmise thal lht rtspecled genlle man has somehow m~na&td 10 makt a deadly enemy D U Rlcltit 81oc.h1t111n, ''"''' Ere Drnnrs Ducan stars in lhe !Ille rote ol th1s hmrted series He oortays 73 yrn old R1chre Brodtlman a col le&e educated c111vale eye •ho t11es his best to avoid violence HO•ever h1~ ove1whelm1ng enlhus1nm 101 mystery and adventu1e leads hom tnlo a stung ol dangerous ass1&n mtnls Barbara Bosson co slars as Sha1on Broc\o.elman s tolerant and lrusled secretary D Ill Mtw1 Q) The Honeymooners 19) White Bur -10:30- CD 11) "tn 11 :00 0 IIJ Du C(l llO IH I""" U lowt American Style O Mowie: (CJ "Dutry" (*tS) 5!1 Audre Murphy Mari Blanthdrd m The Odd eoup1c II> Let's Mau A Dtal m l'ltda• Bmk :9 Matlleil/lelilrer llepert -11:30- 0 CBS ute Mo.it: IC) "How the West Wu WoA" (dra) 61 Spencer l racy limes Sltwart D 1Jl loMllY C.no11 U (l) (ID) Starsiy & Hutcll. m tut &11t II) Get Smart fD ® CaptlOlled A8C """ 12:00 D Twilifllt Z- m c1o;.W'lb Q) Movie: "Abin6oned" (draJ 49 Cate Sto1m. Dennis 0 Keele m Dick c. .. 11 -12:30-0 Movie: "Murdtn 111 IM R11t liloffut" (mys) ·32 Beta Lugosi 8 ClD) T om1. 1 llrlowlt: "Tiit Mut" (mys) '4 1!1chard Carlson. Veronica Hurst -1:30-m Mowit: "l.lrClllJ" (d1~) 411- lohn Payne. Dan Duryea 2:00 D Mtwit: "111tffhltlt" (dr1) 57- lune Allyson. Rosuno Braw -2:05- 0 Mowlo: Whit Happened 11 Campo Grind,," Spyla1ks" CD llloti1: CC) "Horror C11tl1" (ltOr) ·gs Ct1r111opher I et -3:20- • Sttwt £dnnb Show 4:00 G llllM: ~ "$wd ill UM 0.. •tt'' (adv) '49-D1n1 Andrews 18 llo~le; "Tiit Rfl111 11114111" (dra) '51-Glenn FOid TV WEEK MARCH 12, 1978 FRIDAY llAllCff 17 fllf mor111n1 and 1ftt,_ l1Sl1np. ~ se. DAmME rtOGAAMS. St· low, for ,our COAfttlienc.c. art lllf u y's-. DAmME MOVIES 11:30 m "Slit """4 wrt11 r"e" (dra) !>8 )ac~ Haw~ins Allene Dahl Dennis Prt<:,. Ian Hunltr 12:00 O IC. "JoilllnJ Dar-" (dra) '.>4 Tony Curlis P1pe1 lau11r Srdnev Blackmer Don I ayl0t Paul l\elly Ilka Chm J.00 11~ tCJ ullio lit•ndt" (wts) SO Jahn Wayne Chill Wrlls, Maureen O'Hara Ben Johnson. Harry Carey Jr 3:JO U (CJ "The lmpoulblt Years" (com) '68 David Niven, Iola Albright Chad Everelt, Owe Nelson Chn~hna fe11are EVENING 6:00 o m a a Ti 110 1n1 """ D f.mt11ency One 0 (iamllit m 1n4y 14'ndl m The 1aotia El) JoumtJ lo Aclvtnturt 141 Dillltll1M 111 eun~m fD ""'' Brta~/The ~ Goose Richard Harrrs and Jrnny A1utter slar in lh1s Paul Gathco stoiy of ii lonely embittered artist and a Slly oiphan t11I who tart lor a woundtd Canadian snow eoose il01 Histofy ol Mtaic.o 0) ~ Cria~ Ble11 Cna~ -6:30- 0 Htrtancl Moir UCIUIMCI Wol14 O Co!lctntration Jack Har 1 hosts ® ... ,._ Gtiffit1 Show CD BewitcMd f» Eftlllnl tditiorl ill) l'trt0111I fin1nu & Mon., Miii· •l'mtflt m Cor1mn S.lnje IJO'J ~rntr Sllrvint Kil 7:00 0 The _,,., Sllow Steve Martin eueils CV hlJ Sundt D. O> lltws n Llln Club ()) The .lc*tf'& Wild Ill eo.tlllt f« Dollan m11.M lucy QIW..ll 9la~Uta'-9 @lt'aE~&a.IMIJ ID l'lttlct ltw/llldeil/ltllrt1 hfrort \Jll Ellttrtllll"'"1 T MP! 1UJ Calitonil T Olllalrt -7:30- • U.Stlf ~ '°" ~:L1Zo. -~G.alM 8 CID>....,._ Sliulm {()Tiie~ D Tiit Joltr's Wild Jack Berry ho~ts CDlrMf l4llO ti]) Cllffotllia l'ltifllt fa ~' lrllltU lt1tlfdlat11t A Vottr's "'911111 8:00 0 tt l Wonder WomJn (RI Roddy McOowall euesb as a deranged •.c1 enlist who has developed lh~ m,ans to 1ava11e the urlh with arllhc1ally induced •Oltanoc eru,Pllnns and 11 s up to Wonder WOfflllti lo stoo him lrom using this power U )t ~rt No 1nto1ma11on avail able al our press tome U Mowit: C (2hr) "Coin& 111, W1y" (dra1 44 81ng Crosby Barry rrtzaerald D 1~ OonnJ & Mui. IRJ I u· crlle Ball guests • O Sl'ECIAL T~ AssaSSlnahon of P1tsidut l{eMff) Whill On We Kno" Now lhal We Drdn t Know lhen· (901 lh1s speer.ii presents evidence that was declassrhed lrom the Freedom ot tnlormat1on Act In lerviews wilh e• Dallas Police Choel Je.sse Curry Sen Schweiker ludge Grtll1n ~n101 Counsel lo the Warren Commrssron, Sylvrn Od10 and others CD Carol Burnett & Fritndi m (2hr) "I'll Set You tft My Drums" (mus) '11 Dom Day, Danny 1 homas t» Tc*! Ko lil•do fD \Ml lG1 Wuhrncton Week rn •nit• ED M1n1na Seri Otro 011 -8:30-u lt CP'O Shirkey No rnlorma lton available at our pres\ lime m Crosi·Wits Jach Clar~ nosts m llns t1.4l l}Ol wan Street Week fD Piede• Bmk/Wall Slrttt Wttk ft) EAlurdo II 9:00 O Cll The l11<rtdiblt Hulk Onrd Banner gets• 1ob at .i 100 and londs a lovely youn, menlrst procttdrng w1lh aenehc resea1ch he had mrted before being forced to becomP a homeless wanderer U lflJ The R0tklord flits No inlor mat1on available from the Network at our press tune D (.f) ®l ABC frid•r Nichl Mowit: (C) (2hr) "Buster & Bltlit" (dra) /1 Jan·M1chael Voncenl Joan Goodfellow The story of a 11entle romance between the most popular boy 1n school and a plain friendless g11I whn s been abused by all the boys 1n to•n m Tiie ... ,., lififfin Sllow fB Otdt Sarurno ® Great rer1ort11lft(H Count Omula" m f'ledre llul/Movit: "Creal h · pecbtiollS" (cla) ''7 Alec Guinness John Mills, lean Simmons, rrancrs L Sullivan. Mattila Hunt. Finlay Currie 9) lirtal Perlorm1nus Great h11tctations -9:30- CI Tiit rrt1ec10n 10:00 8 Cl) H.,.._ Wlwes I I.Mn Ho 1nlolm1hon a.a1l1blt lrom the Netwo<k at our press time II llll De.n lllrttn CtlOrily .._. JKk Klu1m1n rs routed Thou on tht celebrity studded d11s rnctud' Phyllis Diller. Connrt Stevens. Jc>ty Bishop. Or Joyu Brothers, Abbe lane. Oro M1rtin. Lawanda P11e. Red Buttons. Rut h Buur, foster Brooks. Robtrt Guillaume. K1thenne Helmond ind Kay Medtoid. ........ •nit l•f 1111n o......,.n.t,. -10:30-m m llm fl) [UrOjle [lpreU 11 :00 0 ~ U 0 JJ iO st News O lo" Amer;an Stylt 0 W..1t: C ''When Ei&hl Bells Toll" (susp) 71 Anthuny Hop~rns Robert Morley Natalie Delon lac~ Hawh1ns Coron Rtd11av• m The Odd Couplt m lei's Mab A Dul 24 BIKk Pt!Sjl«trYt on the llews fD Y111e41des Ot Mtdunocht -11:30- 0 1 e cas Sllorh Bo11n1 Spe<11I Mrchatl Spinhs vs M1he Quarry U 1i1 lollnny C11$0ll lohnny Car son hosh D 31 110 Bmlt1 I ht Copett1 Oats" (R) Barella unw11i1ngly \lays a young dop~ pusher 1ro a back alley shoolout then linds hrs own hie threatened by lhf ~ope pusher s younger brother m Outer Umits m Get Smut JJl C.ptiontd "'"' fD rted&e Bruk/C1ptiontd ABC ""' &01 Mf(llttl/l.threr Report 12:00 O Twrli(ht Z1111e m Mot11:1c "The Clrmn " (mys) 44 Suunnah foster Bous llarloff m o"~ "~'" -12:30- • 0 MO¥tt: C "My Wrld Irish Rose" (mys) 41 O~nnrs Mor2an Arlfne Dahl D W..1t: "The Mir•<lt Worb r" (dra) 62 Anne Bancroft Pally Duke Vrctor lory Inga Swenson ~ MOVlt:l.CJ "The 011dly Btu" (susp) 67 Suzanna le1gh m world of SurtiYll -12:4D- l3l MO'fit : "Voke In tllf 11111101" (dr~) '~R Richard raan Julie London 1:00 O Talkabout U llll Midnr1hl SPINI Iii I Spy "A Gift rrom Almoder "' m Motte: "They Gne Him A Gun" (dra) '31 Sprncer Tracy -1:30- CI) Mowle: "lhe Blood of llostradamus" (hor) Cermnn Roblts 2:00 G Movie: "f'IJYboJ al tht Western World" (com) '63 Siobhan Mcllenna C1ry Raymond Ufl-2:J0-8 Mt¥ies: "Three Chem lor t11e lush · Rendelvous at M1dn11ht 3:00 m hit: N .. , *· Tiit •••pire" (com) '46 Bella l uaosr -3:05-a Moorie: a::l "Dl .. troui lllaaion (lllYt) 'S4-Vlrlunt hlce. 4:00 D 1111¥it: "Odd lhn Out" (dra) 47-lames Mason. Robert Newton -4:30- • Tiit St.ft lftarda Show m llowte: "Tiit llJcl ...... " (my&) '35-Bori& K11loll, Marian Mll'$h SATURDAY MARCH 11 MORNING 6:00 D TNrs Cit { 1 Sunn$!! Stmmer O Commurvty FHdblck m Unittn1ty of tilt Air -6:30- 0 Sunrise Stmesttr ]) Colledm S.r11i111n1 0 ~ Aclwfrt111es of Muh1mma4 Ali 0 Btc V1tle1 l1 Pwtra!U 0 Hol Fud1e Show t-ol Cutture of Ancient Capt '8 Unit Six m eap1iontd llt'llS 7:00 O C.mera Three u 1t1 Hone "°"' Phootl D rn 11.Al Superfriends Hour Ill Thru the ~'"' CIHS 0 Tht f'Tl Club m Dtmenurr """ m Womln fletl to llul ED Yoe• for Ht•tth -7:30- 0 SltpS to lu rnin1 U 011 Co Co Ctobetrvtters 0 hcaetttn l) Busines m Mowlt. ~ MGu11 fury" (lm) SJ-Roe~ Hudson Donna Reed Q) 8owfy 8oyJ m The Adams ChronKks lhr lust of ~ 13 part drama spannin1 I SO vfars ol Americ~ s tormdtrvr hrslory 8:00 fJ ,:._. Three llobolli( Stoocn U Mcwie: CCJ "Son of RoblnhOOd" (adv) '59-0avid He01son D C1.) 1l0l S<oo~fl All·St•r Liff. ~lympks 0 Mowit: LC) "The Eme111d of Ar· tat•nu" (adv) '67-Rorv Calhoun -8:30- f) (J) Spetd Buw m Movie: CC) "lick and the Witdl" anrmated -'69 fl!) Ma•ln1 ThifllS .. 9:00 fJ Cl) Bup S.nny/ROld hnner m MoM: (CJ "Tht Se<PtM o1 111e llile" (dra) '53 Rhonda Flem1n1 fD Tumallout Nol So Petty t.1sh' m 1ns1rttt -9:30-u QI) TlriM ~ hntller U lllotle: "The Rul '*Y" 1dr1) '39-Clry l:oope1 Onrd Niven mio. 10:00 u Q)) .., ,~ ... Ult llltwlb • CI> <ID ""'" ..... ........ °'" •• II) ...... : "Tiit ~ ,..,, Off' (dr~ ·~-lrnda Darnell • mV'asi8110n -10:30- • Cl) lltlllH/Tatllll u a s,.c. wne1s II lllotle: "Tiie lat ......,. oa twtll" (Kr fi) '61-Alltony C.rt>one . Betsy Jones Moreland. r dw11d Wain 4DfiMlfeeblrt TV WEEK MARCH 12 19711 11:00 0 1)t tollt&• Bashtbd Regional lmah I earns not decoded Al our press lrme D (31 tOI l'CA Tour11.1mtnt Pby· trs liol1 Championsllip live coverage ol the third round ot play rn !hrs toll tournament fton the Saw&rass ~un try Club 1n Ja<~sonvrlle rto11da m LA. ratttms fD lure of the Oolt»btAs (RI -11:30- 0 'f I Sec:rttl of l1ls 0 fW1htht z-m lkll OallCI Ovtdoon m Tht Bold Ot1eJ AnERNOON 12:00 u 1e1 r1t Alben 0 Outdoon U The bst Side Kida llOuttr limits fD The Frend1 Chet -12:30- fJ j) Space Acacltmf 0 flrili1ht*' D (1) ~ QC Wet•elMI Spe<ul 'Homer and the Wacky Oou1hnul (R) 13Mod Sqlllcl fD l'•inl Wrth ll1ricy llomrmly 1:00 0 llJ Mr, lllfOO 0 CUl Colle&t WttblU Second game of a doubleheader Teams not ao1l1bte at press lrme O ~&tis l're-SUsoft laseb1ll An &tis vs M1lwau~ee Brewers D (}) Amtrian S.11clsbnd ®! Alli1111ls, Amm1ls m Soul l11in fD The Snow Coo5I (R) Rrchard Harris and Jenny A11utter star 1n this Paul Calhco st01y ol a lonely emb1t terrd artist and a $hy orphan lflll who care lor a wounded Canadian snow goose -1:30- 0 !}) CBS film festiol 0 Mtbott ' Costello 10Mam·l2 m Mow!.: "f11ncls Goes to West l'ornl" (com) ~2 Donald O'Connor torr Nelson 2:00 0 " , •• ,. All 11111411 3T.,.c G (fQ) The Second AMNI lltllfJll CflllllJ Supenbr Coif Clmlc fhe lhrrd round ol play rn this &oll tour nilllltnt from S,n Oieao. Cahforn11 llo•I•: a::l "Tail• of Turor" (llOr) Vincent Prtce m11a.n~ fD P'llq. lft1'1M..,4t: "'Slut · h,.etatlt••" (eta) •7-Alec Guinness. Jolin Mills. Jun Simmons fA) Hilllwy of llkaitt -2:30- (J) Uplerilla Ult Alb 3:00 ....... bn (J).,_.lZ llOll ea.,.. e lllNNt • ..W: (C) "lier.Mo" (ldV) '62-Clud CoMOll. K1mala Oevr ' CD...,..: "WllHt lttat" (dr1) '49- Jimea C.aney, Vrrarnia Mayo • Tantll !ft) w.rw C11ara1111mu1t r.- j .... TV WEEK. MARCH 12, 1978 EL.A. STEVEEDWUIDS RUNS FOR 115 LIFE . Doctors agree, a little bit of running can add a lot mo re to your life. Tha t's why Charmel 2's Steve Edwards ha s decided to go th e distance. "And that's why we're presenting a half-hour Special on the marat hon. .... Come al ong and meet some of the people in the 26. 2 mil e race. Learn why running is becoming· America's fa stest growing sport. And pick up tips that might change your pace and add years to your life. See it , from start to fini sh, with Charme l 2 Sports Reporter Jim Hill and a panting Steve Edward s. It could be a race for your life. 7-.30 PM W\lmAY / IATUN>AY (Con1lrluedt -3:30- 0 CJ) C8$ Spof'tJ Sperutula r II Salunl•J 5lniaht Zoll• II T~• P'roltulo111I lowltn Tour The SIOO 000 Rola ids Open from Diel. Weber lanes St lours \JD) Mo.It: cc:l "a.st of C11t111ies" (com) '62 Onrd Hrven Jj) The ~tlQll SlOfJ 4:00 Iii V"•l• l• tllt lottolll of tllt Su a> ltowie: "Canon City" (•es) ~? llandotph Stott fl) MsWoll P't1i1ro tDJ ~in1 Gia~ -4:30- fll) P'ledct 8m~/'4Mlld World C11p P'olo CN111plonlltip 9 liars Club 0 h1"10111I f1111n<t 5:00 U Wiid World of Anim1ls 8 Cl) Star Tftk 8 CD (!DJ AIC'S Wldt World of Sporb Live covenae of the Phoen1A , 50" aulo race tor lnd1anapohs type "rs· h1&hh&hh ol tht Vna Cross Country S~1 Race from Sweden 11 M"1t: CCJ "Onto., ifl 1111 Ult of tn11 Denbo.id " (drl) 71 -rom Courtenay m ltowit: (Ci "flit Culpepper C..ltlt Ctmpanf' (wes) '72-Garv G11mes Billy "Green" Bush fJ) ltall111 It Count ID""' -5:30- 0 TM P'nct h lrpt U D ll.., fD "'41• lruk/Stu Sotctr itll ~ .. Ttclllt~ut• of $htdlfn1 •V•NING 8:00 UU (l)lltww • ~: C.c:l (2h1) ''The Wolldtr' ol Aladdin" (corn) '61 Donald O'Conno1. Noelle Adam CD Movlt: (2hr) "lload to Hoft1 ~Oii&" (com) '&2 Bob Hope Bini Crosby, Doiolhy llmoor fJ) studio Ste 0 fac.e the 111411 -6:30- 88 (I) lltwS (]) Alllttti< ~•bit D lbry T11t1 Moeft fJ) Qwt hu USA a a...itdlt' 9 Mir's """"' 7:00 iJ Tattlfbln (])Ilea D fa111ily FM • £,..tt11t11 Los Anc•ln ()) Mlle Antin • Stt.-4 City ..... (II Wolf .. 11 lad .. •<D~WMS-. fol) A l lrtlt41y l'artJ fer Jostl SllMD e l'lo4p 8'11•111M to.st.au Od· JMJ "D1~1111 lot Roman Plunder" Off tht shoit ol lht barren Cree~ island of Anllkythert, Cap111n Jacques Cousteau and the crew of lhe C.lipso explore the und erwater s11t whert-1n 1900-sponae divers dlscove11d shipw,.cked art lreaturu ol 20 centuries 110 •. u ...... CltJ Ulllll -7:30- 0 llllXl Stlt<lll "Saturday Morn 1~c Fever los Aneele~ Marathon 11111 Mi• and St ... ldwJids t11 co-hosts fer aMrllt al the IMllll Los Aft. ltles Maultloll bu. The r.on, stlOlt O la Seardl Of ... u Scleaal [ditloft ~rbara r eldon reporls on a possible ice ai:e in the lulure. a nude beach 1n Southern Cahlornia a world champ ~arate e•pe•t women M111nu and a brothers and sisters s1nr1ne eroup the Sytms San Dieto (!§) Thal'' Holtfwood a flit w., 1t wa 8:00 0 {)) SPltlAl The Bup B1111ny E.Mter s,.dtl (lhr) Bu~ Bunny with the aid ol other lamous an1 mated l1lm stars like Dally Duck. Sulmter lhe Cal. Pepe le Pew. Fo&horn Leghorn and Yosemlle Sam. helps a desperate eranny hnd a subslllule lor the Easter BuMy. 'lllho 1s bedrrdden with a cold 11 l8l Sl'ltlAl Mysterious Castles of Clay Orson WellH narrates this special about the fascinating world ol the African termite and the strange, temperature contralled earl hen mounds they des1an for lunct1onal lwint and build up to CO hoi:h W1ldltle photoi:rapher Alan Root and his wile loan hlmed this sptc11I on the plains and 1n the bushlands ol Ent Ahita Iii Movie: (2\'1111) "Inherit lllt Willd" (dra) '60 Spenw Tmy rredrtt March II <Im Wllat'i H1JPU1n1! Holhint Personnel (R) Shirley 1s crushed when she doscovm the com pany that hued her as a secretary rsn't interested 1n her proudly ac quired skills, but simply signed her as 1 token black Cil Movie: a::> (90) "ltachl1" (hOI) '72 Wilham Mar1hall CD Sl'(CIAl. Tiie Cetal Junste "Shop Wrecked Reels' Q) Voho Ttt111isCl.mic Coverage ol the stm1 fin.I matches W llayal Henta&e fZl) "*flt Btu•tBla Bind Bash (3hr) The mustt$1 g1uts of the for hU as they wele and as they are today-star 1n this perfo1maoct \pe cial WOOdy Herman, Count Basie. Maynard Ftrrui.on ano other out standing musicians and vocaltsts of the Swine (ra recapture lhe feet. the style and the mu~ ot days gone by ~ ... 811111 ... -1:30- 11 <mi O,er1tion rattic11t Concl (R) S\1pper Sherman must make an a1on1l1ne dec1S10n when YtO!Nn Hun~le and LI Claire Reic.I are trapped in the Sea T11er'~ tloo<I rnt lori>edo room wlule lht sub marine 1s under allac:~ 9 :00 8 CI) Tiie .ltff"*' No 1nlorm~ lion evalfablt from lh~ Network al our press lrme u @• Sltw'IJ llctrt Morit: ~ (2flt) "lllo Lollo" (WU) ']0- lohn Wa~nt, IO!lt R1nro, Jennde1 O'Nem. Jack Elam. Wone port11y~ Cord MtHally, an n -tolonel 111 the Un!Oft fote&S wllo t11vels to Tem 1ttt1 the war seektn& the traiton who ~d been inform1n1 lht enemy ol Union aold ~tnlJ. U (]) l.10l UM loll (R) A stormy tattle• son ielat1onsh1p a menac1nc Geiman Shepherd and three youne ladies Uifl to play at romance lu~e a bubbly •ake behind the love Boat Ptul Silvers Judy Canon Garv Burgholl. Drnd Landsbere. 'Vince Baeetta. lane Curtin. SuS1n Heldlond and JoanM Kerns euesl ID PAm PACE t. NASlt. * BRASS ON HEE HAW!! m Hee HIW Patty Paee and the Nashville Brass 1uest m Tiie Co11Stt1u OdJJMY D1v1ni 101 Roman Plunder -9:30-0 Cl) •~ 'V1v1an s ple1su1t al Arthur s ~udden amorous behavior is overcome by panic •hen 11 becomes obvious lhat Arthur 1s 1ust not him sell Ill Mowit: CC) (!ICJ) Mllt<fOfl'llnCJ" (hor) '72 -0rson Welles, Pamela Frankltn M!Chael Ontkun 10:00 0 Cl) Koj1k Dinn~ Thomas auests as Assistant Chiel Inspector Howard Brokaw a min previously p1Ssed over for promohon, who sees Ko11k's current lase mvolv1n1 a possible 1>rean11ed cnme war as 1 'lllay lo restore hrs c1ed1b1ltty II CD !ml f111hsy Island rout youn1 •omen come to fantasy Island in an 1tlempt to rtcapture the11 pasts as ureliee chwleaders and 1.0 me~ suk a chance lo become lndm of an 1nlamo11s outlaw gane mw..., Q) Collaet fJ) ScNllMlstat• -10:30- 0 F1h11 fta!Yrt 11:00 0 m 11 8 (]) ClDJ !lit llews Cl TltrW...en m Moittt: "Wlto Wis Tlllt Udy" (com) 60-Tony Cur11s. J1net I eieh II> ltolltJ P;thon's FJy1111 Clrcu m Austin CltJ Lllllfb fli} (9) "-dse 8rM'1Tht $tran1r ea. of tilt EJld ol tmliulloll ~ W• krlOWlt (R) -11:15-rn Mowlt: "The Private War of Ma 101 8t11Mn" (r.om) !>!> Charllon Heston luhe Mims -11:30- 0 Movie: ~ "Villa lidul'' (wes) &8 Yul Brynntr Charles Bronson Robert Mitchum D (JI) lllC'' S.brruy llipt Un TV WEEK. M.O.ACH 12 1978 fJ Now,.: (CJ ''Plddr" (dra ) 69- Du C.m Mrlo O'Shu PeUy Cass (tJ Mo¥1t: CCJ ''Call Me Bwaru" (tom) Bob Hope. An1t1 Ekberg D ltowit: tCl "H11111led P'a!Kt'' (ho1 I &3 Ytntent Puce ~ lllot11: CJ "Co111pan1ons 1n llltlllt11m" (susp) &7 AntMny Perkins Yvonne r urnuu• G> So111etl11n1 Speml Buddy Greco .. 12:00 U Twt1111ttZ... If~ P'ltdlt Bru•tGreal P'erfor rH11<t1 Dracula (3hr) -12:30-u llofltr $4iper Stan Cl) llHL H«•ty The Boston Bruins vs The Ne11 Yor~ Raneers flD P'leda• lru•1Gru1 P'ertor· m111<ts ·count Dracula" (R) 1:00 CI! Rtlloctlolli II Don llrshntt'i lloc• Conurl Wines. B1others Johnson Cheap r 11ck, Glen r at~enslein -a mrnd retder. and the V1lla11e ld1oh per lo1m m lllowlt: "Tell h to lh• 1114111" (com) t9 Rosalind Russell -1:30- D lllo.ic: "Th• Woman Wllo Ca111t frOlll IM Su" (susp) &4-Dawn Addams D Tiit "4'ftfttUrtn 2 :00 llJ lllot1t · c.C> ''Tilt OutN<k" C d11) 71 Donald Pleasence -2:30-u Mo.it: "C) ''Solllelhin& fol a l111ely Man" (d11) &8 Dan Stocker 3:00 m Mot1e: "lht Croohd Web" (dra) '5!> rrank Lm1oy -3:30- • Mo¥1t: "Tiit Witcll 8tnt1tll UM s..~ hdv) '62 G1n1 Albert Iii Movie: CC) "Amsttrda111 Alt1lr" (mys) '67 Wilham Marlowe flD 0 l'l1d11 BruVltovle: "Great Eiptctallons -4:30-n Give Ut This Day m Moria: ''Val~ of t1lt Zombies" (hOr) '46 Sob Uv1ne;ton 5:00 " Moftt: "kyoll4 lht r1111t Bar· riu" (sci ft) 60-Robert Clarke ....15 TV WEEK, MARCH 12. 1978 SALE PRICES THRU MARCH 18th SB.ECTIOM ·SERVICE· SATISFACTIOM-SIMCE 'SIXTY OME °"IHIS w•s SPICIAL .. M•l!!!!!!!!!!~;;;~l•woe4 IAl7M-. ... ITHOO 9w For the heart of your system. 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