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Home My WebLink About1978-03-19 - Orange Coast Pilot,I j , ~ Buteher-:·F .arde Show Reviews Mixed By Gil Y GllANVJLLE OftllllOaAJ,_.IWI Question: Orange County political consultants Bill Butcher and Arnold Forde are. (A) Masters o( high cost campaigns that feature deceit. triclcery and other forms of elec tioneering mischief. (B) Skilled political wizards with an uncanny ability to get the1r candidates elected. < C) Some of both of the above. Whatever your choice. Butcher Forde Consulting is one of the longest running political road shows in Orange County Forde and Butcher as a team have been on the county scene Guwv1LL1 since 1970 and have survived and prospered in what has been seven years of political turmoil. In lhost! seven years. for example, there's been SUNDAY the rise of the two·p&rl.> system in a county that before was virtually the sole domain of the Republican party. And as partisan and nonpartisan compelltaon for political dominance intensified, the stakes skyrocketed. For instance, a county supervLSor's seat that was won with a $13,000 campaign in 1968 cost more than $200.000 to win in 1972 But as campaign costs rose, new and lucrative sources of campaign funds wq,re developed-labor unions. developers and men who would be kmgmakers, men like Lou Cella And, somehow, power vacuums kept poppmg up. Campaign mastermind Fred Harber died at sea in 197-t Cella was toppled by a series of criminal in· thetmt•nls II\ early '76. Ralph Diedrich fumbled the captarn's role away when 1l was handed lo him lat~1· the same year. Even the on~e fearsome Republtcan orienlcd Lincoln Club's lights were dimmed m 1976 when s uddenly five Democratic ~late legislators were elected in Orange County. Whatever• accountlng will be made of those seven tumullous years. the Butcher-Forde imprmt will be heavy on them. For instance, no county supervisor candidate since 1968 has won election without Butcher or Forde and/or combined Butcher-Forde campaign services In 1976, the two hired guns boasted of 28 straight election victories, most of them in Orange County. With a couple or recent triumphs in Los Angeles County to their credit, the firm now claims an over- aU record of 38 wins and four losses In the process, Butcher and Forde have been in the forefront in developing or refining new <:um· pajgn techniques. (See CAMPAIGNING, Page A3) VOL. 71, NO. 78, 7 SECTIONS, 98 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA SUNDAY, MARCH 19, 1978 TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Outrageous Victory Easterner Grabs Bushmills Win Oall,1' ....... ..,,.i<Nl .... IC_i., RAW .HORSEPOWER, RACERS SKILL, DRIVE POWERBOATS PAST BUSHMILL~STARTING LINE Jam Peaceful ... Almost ONTARIO <API -An esllmal· ed 260,000 rock music fans crammed into the Ontario Motor Speedway Saturday for .. California Jam II," creating a massive California traffic jam for miles around. But as the event drew to an end Saturday night, police Ll Don Manning sald, "It went prel· ty well. For the amount or peo- ple. the amount of incidents we had was relatively small.•· But although rans seemed to enJOY the event, they had a tough time getting there and go· ing home. Huge t.raftic tieups were reported on area roadways Saturda} morning m this com munily about 40 miles east of Los Angeles, and traffic was dogged m all dtrechons Satur- day mghl. Manning said the event went fairly smoothly, with no fatalities reported. The audience reached more than a mile beyond the stage and filled the infield of the big racetrack Dressed in all kinds or dothes. Jam-goers partied. picnicked. watched 50 s kydivers Jump into the racetrack compel· ing for a world's record, and just soaked in the music. Many of the young people also U!.'cd drugs and liquor lo boost their spiriL'>. More than 400 were later treated for drug over- doses By 6 p.m. Saturday, a total of 700 people had been treated for a variety of problems, from cuts and bruises to stab wounds and drug overdoses Many of the rock fans got an early start for the event. which cost $12 a head About 150.000 of the young enthusiasts gathered in pre.dawn hours During that period, police re- ported numerous crimes, includ- ing two rapes, resulting in at least 12 arrests. By ALMON LOCKABEY Of TM O.lly l"jlet St.II Joey Ippolito, 27-year·old Pt Pleasant, N.J . record company and motel owner, confounded the heavy favorites 1n the eighth annual Bushm11ls Grand Prix offshore power boat cl11s:.1C· Saturda) - · lit• pushed h1~ ne"' 38·foot Scarab, Outrageou!> at rial oul :.peed!. for a decistve victory in choppy waters over the 170 nautical mile course. But Ippolito was not exacUy a non·lavonte. He fmished third in the Bushmllls race here last year and went on to take run· ner·up honors in the national championship in the big open class Ippolito completed the course in 2 hours and 27 minutes for an average speed of 79 80 miles per hour Israelis Driving North UEIRUT. Lebanon <AP> The Palestmian guerrilla com mand sa id Israeli forces launched a major new offensive Saturday beyond the s1x·mile deep "security belt" north of the lsrael·Lebanon border and were drivmg toward the port of Tyre an important guerrilla base The Israelis had threatened to push further into Lebanon unless Pa les tmian rocket attacks on J cw1sh settlements in northern Israel cease The Palestinian commumqur said that new offensive was the biggest since 1s~aeU troops in vaded southern Lebanon last Wednesday and seized the 6-by- 62·mile border strip to stop guer rilla forays Into Israel. Tbe guerrillas said one lsraeh mechanized brigade is knifiog alopg the coastal highway in the direction of Tyre, which is 12 miles north of the border and is the Palestinians' main arms supply port in the south The communique said an Israeli armored force farther in (See WAR. Page A2) Bubbles Saga Lives On Bubbles -UttJe more than a Leon Unterbalter. manaeer of week ago Lhat name brought Lion County Safari, as he strug- smiles around the world. gJed to compose a Jetter this It was the sort of name that week to answer the but1dreds brought pea~ to a planet weary he's received. of names 11.te South Afrlca, PLO .. Nobody ln the world grieves and Jimmy Cuter. more deeply over tbe loas of Today the n.a1ne of Ltoo Coun· Bubbles than we.,. try Safarl'a delinquent hip· Two-thirds of the mall has popotainus who died March 10 t>Mn occusatoey; tbe rest. ex· du rill I a capture attempt prtsalons oflympathy. ·~ometlmes evoke• Ute word ''There are &om•,'' said Jerry "murderer" from , peoplf who Kobrin. the Lion Country vlct' rell deep, personal, hurt by the president who was called tn to accident . handle media durtn1 th• 10 dos "Rar ly ha.s a single animal • that Bubblu wa.!I ltl darllne. captured world au.enllon and If·. "that. are downriltht obsc ne a:nd I cUon aa our hippQpotamua threatenJ.-. " L.aamcd B\lbbl ."wrote a som r_°.:'_e writer hoped for the flrltli I ; of tt'e park ranger whose lran quilizing d felled Bubbles his Ci ring and then his death. The president or a local group or animal lovers accused Lion Country of deliberately overdos· ing the blppo. W role a Hollywood ador who's worked with 8bUDal5:• "I tru1t that all your group are sorry for the shocking end of tbe anhna\'s life. The incompetence of it. The waste.'' Many or tbt writers declared they will ncvtr •lain v1 it the animal park. "Mayb I 'm lakinf too personal a reaction to the hate mau:· Kobr.lli uld, .. but. Jt'.s simply not deserved .. To be on the receiving end of this vituperation, is juat pretty hard to take. Everybody bere feels the same way. Everybody whose name bas appeared in news stories ls oo the receiving ebd of phoDe calls aDd Jetters." Some of the letters. however, cont.ain offers of CMdolence and help to Lion Country, and in wit tone are mont ernoUonally wre\\Cblni Uum tho bate i:nall. A woman roa(S a contrlbut on to the Hospltal oc t~e Good Satnarilan in Los An&•lts; it w11 in memory or Bubbl~ • cs. aua.au-:s, ••it Al> ...... --------·-·. -----------· And what of the other favorites? Sentimental favorite Belly Cook. the Newport Beach win ner of last year's race and cur rent world champion was out of thl' l'Ul'(' early with a blO\\.O lni.:1ne Her 3K foot Srarab l-.<.1.1ma. v.as JUsl turnini.: lht.' s<•a marker off Newport pll'r on lh(• ll'~ to Avalon when the engine v. ent out · wt th a hel I of noise she said. Cook's boat wa!i the second lo succumb to the high speeds and cftoppy seas. Wilder Won, a 22- f o o t Marauder driven b y Gregory Tyler. Pasadena, was out on the first leg to Dana Point, and Sea Sweep. driven by Howard Arneson, San Rafael, was out with hull dama&e orr Huntlngt.oh Beach. The attrition rate was heavy as a brisk southerlv breete • "" !\: kicked up three-to-five foot seas after the race started under threatening ski es Arron Lall. a t•rcwman on Vin < l'Ol Madelon s 24-fool Charger •• produt·t ion l'hts!> f•ntry -.ur ft>n•d severe head lnJUr1<.•:-. 1n lh<' rnu~h St'a.., and had l<1 bt.• rushl'lJ to lloa.: lfosp1tal for l'ffil'r~l'nc,. tn•atrncnt HC' was relea..,c<.I about two hours later Others suffering damag~ ""Crt' Natural Light. driven by Preston Henn, Lakeland, Fla. when the steering broke, caus· ing a spin out as the boat passed the Newport Jetty on the return from Dana Point. Bandit. a sports class boat driven by For rest Connelly, Lake Arrowhead. trouble unknown . Gone Bananas, another sporti. cla~ entry dnven by Charles Foi;tar· <St>e RA('I'.., Page A2l Al'Wi ....... I• LEBANESE MOTHER, DAUGHTER RUN FOR COVER Israeli Jets Struck at Position• In Nabatlyeh CtN THE INSID~ POW TO WOW? Television networks, bowmi to public out cry. abandoned violent shows But in so doing, the lube has turned to "adult comedies." Ac lually, it's sex. Associated Press story examines the new trend. Page 84. LONG LOOK AHEAD Crystal balls and tarot cards are out, but aa:dn. into ·the future \sn 'l. An Assoc1aled Press story •)uamlnes futurists and their vis ll>na of the world and the way~ 1t wlllchango Pa1eC3. MOVER MATV&ES -Global Van Lines. once a military or tented transport company. has been revitalized over years but lhe hrm has used space age ~x penences to improve movinji! ror cv<'ryont' Pa~<' C!i lruiM St1adat1 At Ywr s.nok• Cl Cllll""". Aj CJMtlflN Dl·U C:ren•.,.. cs 0.•lt> "..ic" .. . 1111•'1•11'_ .... , bl.Ul....,.... ... S "'"""c• Cl "·-·--C1 ..... L.•""" C..I MallM.c •• Me11ltt .. . ....•. ,... .. . *l•lk-C• 5-t• ll·J Stecll CH Till ... l'flt\(" •• frn•I I• ,.... ,, ... ,.... . . OatlY "•lOT UiCflOH\ ....... , "' .. ~ . ., ,. lVW..it • .:-i..-- • DAIL. Y PILOT Sunday, Match 19, 1978 Weekly review of Orange Coast h1ghllghts Delly,.....,... EROSION CLOSES GAZEBO AREA IN LAGUNA Rains aftermath still felt in OC Vhually the \H•athcr v.as beautiful last week. But fl'Cl·nl rams continued lo play havoc in coastal areas A popular Laguna Beach observat.Jon point, the gazebo adjacent to Victor Hugo Inn, was closed because heavy rams eroded the bluff underneath the foundation of wood ... truclurc, c•ausing Jcirge s ections of earth to slide toward rhe beach. Telescopes have been removed from their base and the .arca barricaded. Mission VieJO had its problems also. An e~ttmaled 400 tons of dirt fell from a hillside ont1J M argucritc Parkway south of Oso Parkway bloc kin~ northboWld traffic lcines. Carl Kymla, general manager fur Moulton N1iiuel Water District, said the district and Orange County officials were aware the slope might fall. 1 he v. alcr district owns a 2.5-m1llion·gallon water tank on top of the lull But it had been drained in anticipation of a ... tide. The :-.torm 1s also partially blamed for keeping thousands of Easter wel•k vacationing students out of ocean waters at parts of Huntington and Newport beaches A ruptured St'wer ltnc belched raw sewage into 1<.1m-swollt•n Santa Ana .H1ver and contaminated beaches lluntington Beach is closed to swim ming from river mouth north to Beach Boulevard Newport Bea<:h 1s quarantined from the rtver tv 36th Street. Workmen won't be able to repair the scwcr pipe until ri\ er waler subsides at break posnt near the Garden Grove Freeway sn Orange, offlc1als said. Huntington Bt'clCh Mother Nature turns table on homeowner A line from a familiar ll'lt'' 1s 1on commercial w.irns , "You can't fool l\lolhcr Naturc." Tllhl' h.urash. a Huntington Beach housewife, believes 1l should be the other wciy around. She suspects Molhl'r Nature has been trying to fool her. Mrs. Kurash recently discovered grass growing in a corner of her living room. She theorize d iiiji.tj ~reen1ng of her l1v1nf{ ronm started when rain water collecled In the backyard. Some of it may have seeped through the foundation. she believes The grass \\as gro~in~ near the cage of family parakeet Lemon. Bird seed spilled on the floor probably germ inated in the dampness. Mr s. Kurash further theorized. The bird is not talking. Meanwhile. Mrs. Kurash was trying to find out if grass in the carpet is 1nrludcd in h er homeowners insurance coverage Oil trail clue to crash culprit? A tell-tale trail or dripping oil may have led police to the culprit who s heared off five small trees, flattened two reflector posts, struck an Edison pole and banged the curb twice in Irvine last week. The oil drops were followed east on Campus Drive, through several UC Irvine parking lots, back again to Campus Drive to Turtle Rock Drive, into a Turtle Rock housing tract and finally to an address on Sierra Siena Road. There police found a car they believe to be their quarry. There were several things wrong with the auto starting with a pool of dripping engine oil. ll also had a Oat rear tire, bashed-in Jeft rear side and door, broken rearview mirror, trim damage to the left side wheels and and missing fuel lank cap. Officers s aid the owner or the car admitted to ~gin an accident. but not the one they suspect him of causing. Further investigation is under way in an ef· fort to tie the car to the Campus Drive incident . ··'---------------------------------- Fro9PageAl RACE .•• ty. Wakefield, R I, broken ex- haust manifold; Charger, a pro- duction class entry, driven oy Carter Deane, Glendora, trouble unknown. So lt was a rough day on pddo and pocketbooks. Asked how ah• felt about being out of the ra~ so early, Betty Cook shrugged and r eplied: ''I was disappoint· ed. But I've learned that if you can't stand loi.ing, you shouldn't race.'' Second boat to finish behind Ippolito was Flap Jack, a 38-foot Bertram driven by Howard Quam. Ft. Lauderdale, FJa. Flap Jack crossed the finl.sb line seven minutes behind Outr ageou s, followed nine minutes later by Joel Halpern's Beep Beep, the 1977 national champion fo'ourlh to finish was Night Moves, a 36·foot Performer, driven by Bill Elswick, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla, and fifth was Power Boat Magaiine Special, a 39-foot Cigarette hull driven by 65-year-old Bob Nordskog, Van Nuys. Winner in the Production Class was Pure Insanity, a 29. foot Scarab with Jeff Brown, Hawthorne, at the wheel; second was anoU1~r Scarab·29, Fhm Flam driven by Bill Taylor. California, and third was Rum- ble, a Scarab-29 driven by Don Rumble, Newport Beach. All in all. it was a big day for the Scarab designs by Larry ~mith ol Marina del Rey. He had the overall Open Class win· ner and the fi.nst three places in Spectator Vessels Trouble The Bushmills Gr and Prix offshore power boat race is one of the most colorful marine sport· mg events ever witnessed in Newport Beach But the eager spectator neet Saturday nearly turned it mlo the most tragic Alert work by the Newport Beach helicopter and harbor patrol boats prevented tragedy as pleasure boat skippers moved onto the race's course For weeks the Coast Guard had published notices that spec· lator crafl were not to move beyond prescribed Imes, leavmg a wide corridor for the racing boats A few seconds arter the start of the Open Class boats, pleasure boats broke ranks and started ac~ the corridor Ju&t as the Production and Sports classes came roaring past at speeds of over 60 miles an hour. The start was aborted as the area was cleared Other boats south of the start· sng area started crossing the race course JUSt as the big open class boats came roaring back from Dana Point al speeds over 80 mph. Drivers had to dodge through the spectator fleet, with many narrow misses observed. The racing boats were also en· dangered by heavy wakes the spectator boats left. Between the jetty and Laguna the police hollcopler and several barbor patrol boats tried desperately to clear the race course with little success "At one point," said Police helicopter pilot Tim Grunde- man , "we had to get right down on the deck and escort the race boats through. We were trying to wave the spectator boats away by hand." "We saw two racing boats spin out in order to avoid hitting the spectator boats," said Grunde· man. ''It was an extremely dangerous situation that must be correoted in the future," he added. Race winner Joey Ippolito was seen weaving his way through the spectator fleet and crashing through wakes at one point in lhe race. "I've never seen anything like it," said Ippolito. BUSHMIUS WINNER 'OUTRAGEOUS' STREAKS ALONG IRVINE COAST the ProductJon Cli.1ss . Ippolito and his crew. throl· tleman Jack Stuteville and navigator Hill Vogel, wt>re soaked with champcigne as they returned to the Balboa Day Club guest docjc clutc~ing the checkered' nag and being greet· ed by hordes of photographers. lli· a post-race interview, Ip- µolilo lold what it was like. Said he · "We've been building this boat for two years and weren't even sure 1l was ready when we went to the slartsng hne. But 1t was our kind of water. and Jack pushed to the llrnft all the ~U'r'. Last year Ippolito campaigned IPPOLITO, STUTEVILLE SOAK UP VICTOR'S SPOILS Survival a Struggle For Most Refugees "BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) - The estimated 85,000 refu gees who h ave poured into Beirut seeking food and shelter since the Israeli m ilitary drive into southern Lebanon have created another kind or invasion Lebanese authorities and the U.N. relief a~ency for Palesti· man refugees do not have the re sources to deal with the needs of the 150,000 people who hav(> fled their h o m es th r oughout Lebanon. So most ar(> left to fend for themselves, and any un occupied room in this capital ci ty 1s consid ered fair game for squatters. A government spokesman said food and blankets \\OUld be dis tributed to those who report to tent cities hNe and in Sidon, 2.'> miles to the south, but only 1.000 tents are available and most re. fugces will have to find their own sh(>lt ('r. The crackle of gunfire In the streets of Beirut the past two nights is evidence that at least some building owners are react- ing violently to the refugee m· vasion. The streets of Bl'1rut, usually tPcming with people, were near- ly rleserled by mid-evening Fri· day as many rc•s1dents !-itayed home to protect their property. The bottom floor of a 25 room man s ion abandon ed by a \\eallhy Chnslsan family during the 1975 7fi civil war was taken m·t.•r Fn<lay hy S<'ven fam1hcs, a bout 100 peoplt'. from a southern villa~e C'handeher"> hung from 20-foot - high b<.>amed ceilings, but the cavernous rooms u<'re bare e" cept for a handful of belongings brought along by thf' refugees Most slt>pt on the cold marble floors without blankets. with Anheuser Busch Natural Light (now driven by Preston Henn) but decided he would race his own boat this year. "We started about even with Natu ral Light, with Benihana not far belund, and figured that both boats had speed on us. But by the time we reached the Dana Point check boat we had dropped Natural Light behlnd- but not by much. "I was always conscious of a possible breakdown, but Jack kept pouring on the speed. W& were runrung in the high 80s over most of the course, and a rew times we hit 90 miles per hour. "We throttled back on the last 30-mile leg from Oceanside because we knew we had a good lead and didn't want to risk a breakdown." Outrageous is powered by twin Kiek.haefer Aeromarine engines which generate 1,250 horse- pQwer. Ippolito said he would con· tinue to campaign the new boat for the national championship ln which he was runner·up last year. The next race is off SL Petersburg, Fla. next month. Once again, Newporters - yachts men and landlubbers alike -took the Bushmills rac· ing crowd lo its heart, turrung out in a vast armada lo witness the noisy start and catch a glimpse of the racers as they passed back through the s tart-finish areas. But an abrupt change in the weather cul the vast spectator fleet down from what it was a year ago. A chilly wind and threateblng s kies kept many boats inside lhe harbor. The west jetty and the bluffs over Corona del Mar, however were jam-packed as racers paraded to the start. There was no exact count of breakdowns immediately after the race, but a number of boaLs, including such favorites a s Rocky Aoki's Benihana, were struggling to finish the course on one engine under the1 r O\.\ n power. Several others had to be towed back lo port. Billy Martin. last years 's loser by dis- qualification also broke down ui lbe latter s tages of lhe race. Fire Razes Tijuana Hotel TIJUANA. Mexico CAP> - Fire has destroyl'd the fas hiona· hie Gulllermo's He~laurant and Bar and damagl'd an ad.Jacent apartment complex and hotel, fire 0£fic1als said Saturday. Dama~e lo the restaurant and the other two buildings was estimated at $200,000. l''iremen fouJ?ht the blaze for 2' 1 hours Friday ni~ht. Two firemen were treated at a hospital for minor inJuries and rell'ased. Officials said a short circuit in the wiring at the apartment complex started the fire. ~:BUBBLES DEATH ISN'T END OF THE STORY ... Many refugee::> roamed the c1· ty seeking information on miss· mg relatives SU NDAY DAILY PILOT (From Page Al) : Four Irvine childre n got ·~together and sent in a dollar to : h e lp Lion Country purchase • another hippo. The first graders and second : gracfers of Ben Lomond School In Covina, who were preparing • suggestions about how to catch Bubbles when they learned she 1 was dead, sent them anyway, in ; case another hippepotamus # escapes. On March 9. Mary Villaneuva ' or Rowan Avenue School, Los ~ Angeles. olCered the plausible 1 suggestion that rangers should , have put tranqulllzers in her food. -''But pleasedonQtklllher.''Mary ; wrote. "Forthe love of Bubbles.'' ~ The next day Bubbles was • tone, aod 9.year·old Jody Jimenez of Northridge drew a • child and a hippo, both ln tean. • and wrote benl'ath it, .. I love .. Bubbles. J wish you c:o~ld have savedher ttoveher sUll. : Mrs. Irmgard .Barlett aont a • met1aae from Newport Beach. ,, "Teach the children to draw a new face," she said, "lo love a new symbol, lo remember forever the saga of Bubbles. How does a hippopotamus cap- ture the attention or the world? And bow does she continue to come into conversation so that in Laguna Beach people want to rename Bubbles' purloined pond for her, and at Lion Country they're changing Jungle Castle to Bubbles Theatre and fltlina it with news clippings, children's drawing and other memorabilia'> Pe<:>ple are even talkina to their analysts about Bubbles. "I've had many or my c:Uents talk about lt," said Dr. Bruce Parsons, a Laauna Beac h cllnlcaJ peychologist. "It seems to me what hap- pened was that there was a lot of ego.Involvement in tbo hippo. Belng • mother on the run. I think thett''s a lot of identJnca- Uon with wbat happened. "I guesa.atet of people 1tarted ~Un1 for Bubbles A lot or people ~ere very •nirY that It waa -' handled so badly, in their opinion. "They anthropomorphized it. They gave this animal a name and kind of humanized 1t. They could identify with Bubbles as a repository or l.lrban frustra- tions-density. crowding, the need to escape. ··If you make Bubbles your vehicle, lo put all your fantasies of escape in leaving, finding a pond, getting away from it aJI, it sort of makes sense that 1t gathered so much momentum. "And there was the struggle or man versus technoloay. Dltchd1&1ers, jeeps, cranes and all aort.s of machinery could not pry her loose from her pond. It waa a alnlggle betifeen penonaJ will and freedom, and technology. "Wben she waa kllled, there was a real symbolic &raaedy for everybody." The uncomplicated 1tory of a blpPo on the loose appealed to· people confused by tbe complex ennll ot an everyday world, nc· cord!ni to Dr. &antord Green, a N~wport Beach p1)'choto1l1&. .. • "It was a circumscribed event," he said, "not one of those terribly overwhelming things, like war It was a con cern for something manageabl<'. definite. a nd within under· stand able Li mlls. "It was an exercise in being human. It gave people a chance lo care about something "I think 1t was marvelous · B1,1hbles was a big, lumbenng. lovable animal, •nd her death erased ror many another view of Lion Country Safari's role in the anim al world. This week, four lion cubs were born there. Ship Work Off? NEWPORT NEWS, Va. CAP> -Newport News Shipbuilding will stop work on the half fini shed nuclear powered cruiser USS Arkansas on Mon doy unless the Navy agrtts to PllY the shipyard more money for the pro1c-cl. a vard .tpokeaman said. Front Pog~ A I WAR ••• land reach<'d a strategic bndgt• over the Lltnni Rt ver. 18 miles north or the border, but was re· pulsed. \t the United Nations in New York, meanwhile, the UnitNI States formally proposed tbal the Secunty Council call for an I s raeli withdrawal from Lebanon and the stationing of a ll N. peace force in the em bat lied region. The Israeli military made nn mention of the reported of· fensive and there was no in- dependent confirmation. But an Jsraeli army spokesman in Tt'I Aviv reported troops had oc cupied the Lebanese vntaae of Tabnine, about eight-miles north of the border in soutb·central Lebanon. "at the request or village leadcrR." He said seven surrounding hamlets also were occupied. ,.--.,..() 11'1q..-f • •0•1h PIM wtf\..-,.,. "'•" ~ h1,,,.d '~ Nf"•• '"'"" 1\ rat•b ~ hv llw (\if ""er" '~ • ')"'"'''"''"'.,r~,..,,,,,. "',.... • ,,..o.r. ~, .... . fl·"' tw1 ""' f\fll '" 0Hl'!•')t '••Uy,.,, • -o ... t. """". 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Upset of the series was Ted Turner. th<> dt.>f1•nd1ng champion from Atlanta, <;<1., who suffered thn•c losM•s Saturday, coupled \\Ith one on Frtd<Jy, to drop him lo fourth pliH't' in the final :-land111g., <From Pace AU Dumped bave been &.radttlonal billboud and radio apot at· tempt.a to aell candidates and causes. In their place, Butcher, Forde and others have • substituted sophisticated voter polls, com· puterized voter and preclncl analysis and, of course, com puterized mailings. The Butcher-Forde campaign success story bas taken its toll, however, The ir legions of c riti cs charge. that: -Butcher-Forde campaigns resemble bloodlettings more than political campaigns. -.. Arnold n nd Bill" wi n because their c.Udates usually s pend the mosfmoney--by far the most money. -The firm's free-wheeling tactics push their clients and rival candidates into frenzied spending contests. -Butc h er a nd Forde sometimes h ide a ~hoddy pollUcal product behind a slick facade of nazey brochures and aeemt.nalY sincere personaliied computer maWngs. -The two campaign pro- fCJsionals have mastered the art or Ulusioo, the non-olficial let· terhead that appears lo be of- ficial, non-endorsements that appear to be endorsements. -A wave of local, state and federal campaign r e form leeislation is the result of the ad· verse impact of Butcher-Forde type campaigns. Butcher and Forde are not without outspoken defenses to such allegations. And they are not without their defenders. County Supervisor Ralph Clark. for example. is now run· nlng his third campaign under Butcher-Forde management. "They've always done a good job for me," Clark says. "And I don't think anyone has ever ac· cused me of running llllethical or shoddy campaigns." Supervisor Thomas Riley's Barre ling A long 1976 campalen was Butcher· Forde man.aged. · Riley aays, "Yes they're "!? good at what they do. And doo l forget the smear atuf( that was thrown at me by (Max) Bioawanger Un 1978) didn't come from Butcher and Forde." "But I'm not uslnr them in this campaign because, well, I gueH you could say they're not my style," Riley says, Supervisor Ralph Diedrich calls Butcher and Forde "the best, second to no one. ''The name or the game in politics is winning. And no one, but no one, knows how to win better than BJll and Amie." The heavy critlclam and alternating praise heaped on Butcher and Forde is matched by the CU.s1mllarities in the two political pros. Butcher, who is 36 and a graduate of Huntington Beach Hlgh School as welJ as Cal State, Long Beach, lives with his wile and three daQ!Wn on Balboa Ia land. Hl1 off·bour r.•11lon1 are scuba dlvinl imd UQUy vlaita to Puerta Vallarta. Mwco. ••eont.rary t.o popular belief. we don't have a aoulde villa in Mexlco. We stay in a Mexican hotel and are cloee trlenda ol the family with 13 children who operate the hotel a.nd a taco stand," says Butcher. His life-long romance with politics began in l.95a when be labored lo former eoaareaaman Richard Hanna'• slate As- sembly campaicn. Four years later he was Han· na 's campalcn manager. And when Hanna went to COD· gresa in 1962, he took 21·)'ear- old Bill Butcher wllb hlm u an aide. When be returned to Or1,n1e County in 1966, Butcher becam·e a full·Ume political manager. His wile Paulioe's slater b m arrled to state Controller Ken Cory. "But I don't think that makes me Ken's bf'otber-ln-law," Butcher insists. Forde's roots are in Illinois where he was a star high school athlete. Now a 41-year-old Mission Vie- jo resident with two sons, Forde came to California after a stlnt in the Navy and, like Butcher, graduated from CaJ State.Long Beach. His first interest was in real estate. But in 1970 he was with Butcher, Harber and others m the whirlwind election or the late Ronald Caspers lo the Board o( Supervisors. He lingered in the Casper.;· post·election era long enough to serve 17 months on the county planning commission. And while lingering, he was identified with that inner circle of emerging polit.Jcal power that included Cella, Ha rbe r and Richard O'Neill. By then. however, the perma· nent Forde-Butcher alliance was being formed. Of the two, Butcher can, when so moved, be the picture of the Wilshire Boulevard public rela· lions man. complete with pin striped , vested suit This H·ar s scrico; was noted for its iack •if wind during the first two days in which the Long Beach Yacht Club race commit tee was able to get in only four of the schedult.>d six races, leav- m g five to be sailed Saturday. fl was all fu n lfl the barrel races in the upper b ay at Newport 13e;.ich Dune-. following the Bushm11ls powerboat races held earlier Saturdav m the ocean A USC Alu mni team paddles ahead o f Notre Dame Alumni lo \\.in lhc stx·barrcl race Orange Coast rel>1dents on the winning USC team were R udy Baron, Wally Ziegler, Woody Smith. Dennis Harwood. Matt Colesworthy and Susie Rucker. He is articulate, s miles frc quently and s ays he enJoys talk· ing with student groups and civic organizations .. ,f, for no other reason, to show them I don't have horns." Forde is something else For some reason, his hair 1s always at least slightly messed Tt\Ough still a class A tennis player, he seemingly s louche)) wherever he goes. Winds i mproved slightly Saturd ay as a cold front moved through the area. but the final r ace was sailed in darkness as winds died Begin Leaves For M eet ing With Carter SEC ·Links Lance Natty attire for Arnold Forde is a pair of Levis. a (aded plaid shirt and well-worn tennis shoes-· if he wears shoes. Mo!>t C'<C1l1ng race Saturday ~as the match between Deaver ,ind Gruharn llall, US Naval Acarlemy. 1n which the two boats approached th<' finish lrne 1 n a cl <· a ti h e " t • h o t h o n :-.ta rboard ta('k Dt•<1vC'r tacked over lo port at the• hnc and was the w1nnt•r hv two M'l'onds. 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II P•tk•,. a..t O 9,,.., I 11, f 1.,.. .,., Ou•o•n O .. Fl1>4I \l#'d•nQ\ I, 0.1•rr 9 0, 1 All•n. ~J. J, Ovrgln S-4 4, TUfNr, S-4: S Flam 4·S IP,,ndlno protf\t') •~ H1I,.•\, .. S, 1, P•rlt,.r. • S. I. O Brien •• J • t Rotwn, l4, 10. H1ll, l 1 Gambling Nearing ATLANTIC CITY, NJ CAP > - C as1n o interests around Atlantic City's Boardwalk say dice s hould be rolling by Memorial Day now that the slate has creatC'd a shortcut in the hccnstnl! procedure TEL AV IV ( .\P) Prime Min ister Menaehem Begin f('ft Tel Aviv for the Un1tt•d States and said Israel has "a great many doubts" about the-value of stationing a UN. peacekeeping force 1 n Is r a<' I 1 o cc up a• 11 southern Lebanon But the Israeli leader, speak· in~ to reporters befon• ht !» El Al flight d<'parted, did not r<'JCct outright the idea which the Unit ed States proposed Lo the U '-J Scrunty Council on .Saturday · We will clarify this issue when we are in Washington." Begin said about his upcommg talks with President Cart<>r "All lsraelts have a grcal many doubts about the !>olution of deploying a U.N. force." R<'gin said Lebanon would be "at the center'' of his talks with .;arter. "hut w(' have not forgot ten (srael"s stnvtni;( ror pc•arr .. Be_gm was supp<:>scd to v1~1t Washington last W<'<'k but he.> postponc.>d the tnp aft('r <1n Arah terrorist attack l<•ft 35 l<>rachs dead and prompted lsrael's in vasion of f!U£•rrilla flllrd southern Lebanon Swallotclt,tfl Tradition WAS llT NGTON CAP> Formrr Budget Director Bert Lance and nml' nther people, in· cludrn~ four influential Arabs, u•tempted to :-.errctly take over a $2 billion bank holding com. pany. the Securities and Ex ('h<tngc Commission charf:(es The SEC f1l<>d the civil com plaint m l ' S Oistnct Court late Friday. charging that the men a"ted to obtain more than 20 per. ('t•nt of the stock m Financial General Bankshares Inc .. without n•port1ng the stock purchases. as required bylaw The complamt said Lan('e art t•d on bch<ilf of Bank of Credit and Com mere<> of London, v. tuch had arranged .. substanlial personal loans for h1m ·• Arabs named tn the complaint Wt'rf"· A~ha Ha!'an Abedi, president of thC' Bank of Credit and Com- mcrrC'. Sh£>ikh Kamal Adham of Saudi Arabia, a client or Abedi and his bank; Faisal Saud al Fula1J. a Kuwaiti businessman .md Ab<'<li client; Sheikh Sultan bin Zaid al N.'.lhyan, the crown JH ince or Abu Dahbi; and Ab· An esUmated 300,000 people are expected in San Juan Capistrano today for the city's Jo"l~sto de los Golondrlnas. The SwaUoWI Day parade begins at 11 a.m wJth the mJs ion pageant, teaturing flest11 sln1ing and lndlan ceremonial dances. scheduled for 1:30 p.m. The parade moves off on camJ.no Caputrano lt'om Del Obispo Street. then north past the mi~sion before turning right on La ZanJa Street. Jt then wtnds around the mission and comes to an end at Ortega Hi &hway and El Camino Real. This restored mule-drawn freight waeon is one of 144 units scheduled for lhe march. dullah Darwaish. an adviser to the ro~ al family of Abu Dahbi. Other Americans named were former Navy Secretary J . W. M iddcndorf. president of Financial General Bankshares; J ackson T. Stephens, a Little Rock, Ark., investment banker. and Eugene Metzg e r , a Washin$(t.on attorney. The complaint also alleges the men made secret offers at pre· m1um prices to selected s hare-holders of Financial GenC'ral. which operates banks in \'irg1ma. Maryland and the nalton 's capital. Lance, a close friend of Presi· dent Carter's, resigned as the nation 's budget director last Septem ber after questions were raised over management of his personal finances a nd h is actions as hend o f the National Bank of Georgia. "Hey, Arnie," someon e called. "You're going formal to day. You're wearing socks " Butcher will sometimes join Forde in what seems to be his determined drive to m a ke the 10 worst·dressed list. "No, we don't do it for any kind of effect. We like the out· doors, the sun and the climate And we like being casual." Dutcher says. Though admitting he doesn't like it when Butcher Forde Consulting becom es a campaign issue, Butcher doesn't believe the firm's rough and tumble Im· age hurts them with the public "We took a survey once and found that only four out or 100 people ever heard of Butcher Forde. "Of the four out of 100 who had heard of us, three thought Butcher Forde was either a OH! THE COLOR OF SPRING! Handpainted wicker by Ann Dennis All kinds of baskets, trays, wicker wildlife for your tables. plants and gifts this Easter ... Vibrant. colorful bouQuets to cheer your home, your heart! Dorothy Kennedy really captures the florals. Come In and see the first flowers of spring. the staircase south coast p18a ___ .., .... ~Level Next to Bulloch DAIL V "'LOT A3 I . I meat cultlnit firm or a car d~~n~~ ; .. , will admit, bowenr, we have • neeaUve lmace amOC)g the one percent who could pro- perly ldentl!y us," Butcher 1ays. Negative one.percent lmaie notwithstanding, Butcher Forie offices near Orange Coun\y Airport in Newport Beach were busUlng with acUvlty last wetlc as campaign '78 got underway~ Forde and Butcher's thoughts were focused on campaign WOtk they 're doing lo urge a yes Yd~ on Prop. 13, the Jarvis proper- ty tax initiative. • The next minute they were •· sesslng the campaign for gov· ernor they're manaeing for stale Sen. John Briegs, R·Fullerton.· Can Briggs win the GO'P nomination? : "We only take candidates who we feel have a chance of win· ning," Forde says. ••Sure, John 1s a long shot. But it is concei~ ble, Just conceivable he can pWI il off." Though not spelled out, it was obvious Butcher Forde strateiy is to link Briggs as closely f1.s possible lo Prop. 13, the issue they see as foremost in voters· minds and hearts. When the two political pres talk of candidates who can win, they talk of resources. . "A candidate must have lhe ability lo attract financial back· ing or have his own. That's a && source. "He must be able to enlist ttie aid of volunteers. That's another resource. And he must have time to campaign. Tha{'s still another vital resource;· Butcher says. He concedes there are some political races that can't be won and sta,ys away from those con· tests. "Some candidates are simply unbeatable There's no sense g(}- mg against them " Name one "Cecil lUcks. I don't think anv one can beat Cecil Hicks. He's a popular district attorney and I perceive him as unbeatable," Butcher answers. <See BUTCHER, Page AO Kidnappe r s Show P h oto of Italy P remie r ROME (AP> -A snapshot of Aldo Moro, looking tired and wan but apparently unharmed, was made publlc Saturday by his kidnappers. who s aid the former Italian premier would be tried by a "people's tribunal. · But no deadlines or condiuons for his release were set. On the wall behind Moro was the circled fiv e·pomted star of the Red Brigades, a Marxist re- volutionary group that clainl('(f responsibility for Lhe a bducUon and the killing of Moro's five bodyguards in a street a mbush Thursday. The black-and-white Polaroid photograph was accom panied by a two.page communique de nouncing Moro as the "political godfather'' ,., a repressive re g1me. It was the first word on the fate or the 61-year-old poJitJ. c1a n and indicated earlier telephone calls threatening Im execution by Saturday morning were hoaxes. The snapshot, s howing Mqro m an open-necked shirt, his hair tousled and head lllted slightly to the right, was picked up bi a reporter for the newspaper II Messagj:!cro on the roof o(' a booth ~here automatic photo- graphs arc made. "Gee. it smells good In herel" Pot Poum Rigaud DAIL 'I PIL01" I Spilled 9il Coats • Beaches ~ ~~EST. }'ranee CAP> - 1r8.llions or gallons or crude oil a fe soi ling the Brittany stw>rehne from the wrecked t!.-S.-owned supertanker Amoco CCdiz, and the French are up in atyns over a potential record e~logical disaster. f rench Oulture and Environ· ni~nt Minister Michael d-Omano s~d three miles of beach near Pottsall. 25 tniles to the north, alfeady were soiled and that a 10. by 13·lilile slick is moving rr~ the wreckage. Numerous dld fish were floating belly-up of s hore. leanup crews fought a losing b tie lo contain the darkening shF.k from the 1,067-foot-long taoker. Ship owners were being asted U> help fight the mess, and plGns to pump the remainder of the oil from holds were being de· vised. T HREE OF the 15 tanks on the Amoco CadJZ ruptured when 1t broke m two on rocks early Fri day. The spewing conta1nerl> held 24 million ~allons of oil more than one-third or the craft's 68 million gallons of Mid· di& East payload. l!:colog1sts qwckly organiwd a march rn Portsall to protest thl' gr6wing !!hck. The town's 2,000 re,cnts frarcd the mess would :'>h down tbe resorl. area's ~c omy. A woman hold keeper sa · people who had booked rooms for summer vacations probably would not want to <"om<' to the beautiful beaches, nuw coated with 011 Local f1-;hc1men said the slick '\ ould ck-;truy the Jrea 's fishery. ;.ind o~·stcr growers struggled Jg;un~t t1mt· tu scoop oysters from tht-sea for transplantation ln inland ponds At the same t1ml' workml'n fought to erect b;ir l"ll'I"• around th<' prized :-.hell IH·tl '. l llE Ul~.\..,ft:H t"JCOt: during lht• m1d ... t uf tht: Fr('nch elec- t111n-.. and I" 1lil1t 1an., from hoth "i<k " 1rnmt·d1ati•h lll<Hlt• the: wred.; an 1~-..ul' Tht' f1\l' \l'•ll ulcl Amoc:o L1dJZ. flym~ ttw L1tx:nan flag. \\,If c•n route to the northern Frfnch port r>f Lt• Jlavre from the Pc:rs1:m Culf when 1ls steer· rn~ m alfunct1on<>d as 1t headed into lhc English Channc>I. Attempts to tow 1l to ~afety f a iled when tug cables broke. . • Artre•• IHe11 Actrcs.., Peggy Wood. \\ hoSL' career spanned nc~U"I~ 50 \ ~ars of l'nlert ainml·nt from vaudeville to telC'vis ion . died Saturcla~ at <1 Stam ford, Conn. hospital Stw ":is 86. She was nbo tht• aUthor of several books. • "'"WI~ WOMAN WEEPS SURVEYING RAZING OF TIJUANA HOME M ar la Guadalupe d e Chavez, Husband Arcadlo Evacuated Many Homeless Mexicans Moved to Tents T IJUANA. Mexico tAP> -Several thousand residents have ll('en forced from their homes while t heir riverbed housing is being torn down under a $30·mJIHon federal progr am aimed at reducing 1 lhe chances of a flood disaster. Government officials have said homes on the federally owned rlood plain musl be leveled by Fnday to prevent residents from re turning. EVAC.UAT ION BEGAN a week ago today, with teatful resi dC'nts begging for more tame to remove their belongings before the bulldozers demolished their homes. Bv last Fnday. more than 700 families had been moved to a tl·nt <.•1ty sl'l up nearby. Another 3,700 families are to be moved to 't'\ cr<il federal C\ acuation centers, leaving their homes behind to '"" f<lll'd. Engin<.·<>rs "JY the: 1mmed1ate danger m the area is that any morl' rainfall ht•re would force the opemng of all the floodgates in Hodnj!uez Dam and would send torrents of water flowing th rou ..:h Lht• n v<>rbed ''THE RISK JS very high hert>," said city Public Works Di rec· lor Luis Ramirez Ochoa. "lf the Santa Ana condition ends and l'Ven light rains come, well ... Once the emergency evacuation is fi nished, the governmenl will bC'gin Jong range plans for resettling the approximately 40,000 fam1llC's who live m areas of the city that have been deemed unsafe due to potential flooding. Police Kill Gunman, 4 Injured in seige MEMPHIS, Tenn. <AP) -A gunman who held a pregnant woman and he r 4·year-old daughter hostage for nearly six hours was shot and killed by police in a parking lot Saturday, police r-.a1d. The mother and two police helicopter pilots were wounded m the se1ge. Shooting broke out just mo ments after the helicopter landed near the s pot where the gun m an had been hQJdiog Josephine Pugh, 28, aritt her daughter, Trinity, hostage in an unmarked, yellow police cruiser hf' had commandeered earlier m the day SH EJ,BY County Sheriff Gene Barksdale said the man had asked ror the hehcopter to be flown in to take him away from the parkmg lot "He told us he would tell us \\here to go v.hcn 1l got here," Barksdale said Mrs Pugh and her daugh.M!r had been abducted as the gun- man fled :m miles to Memphis from Somerville, where he al· legedly robbed a rural grocery store or S30 and a customer al the store of $90. Another woman, identified on· ly as Debbie Allen of the Lil· tie Rock, Ark., area. also was a hostage during the incident. She was not irtjured, pohce said. Barksdale identified the gun· man as Howard Guess, 38, of Little Rock . GUESS WAS shot as he walked towatd the helicopter, carrying Trinity in bis arms and . holding a nickel-plated revolver to her throat. He was flanked by Mrs. Pugh and Miss Allen. Barksdale said Guess fired his pistol before police fired on him. Sharpshooters had been posted around the area In the ensumg gunfire, Mrs. Pugh was wounded in the legs and an arm, and Lts. Phillip· Scruggs and Ron Houston, the officers on the helicopter. were shot, .Houston in the hand and Scruggs in the back. ; Warm Spell Hits U.S. ~ Mercury Near 70s in Much of Nation 11 wtll oe mutll taol.,. today wllh llttllll ts to n IN! i....t '°"'°"'· JO to ,. 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Sell""" SHUit 1f 40 JJ ,. 0 ,. ,. ., n •• •• u 1l 2t Tl q 71 M 11 " " n .. >t ., •i ~ ,. ~ ,~ 40 2S .. Si at n ll ,, ro JS 61 IO ,. tl .,, .. Pension Vote L~sue ~ CHARLESTON, W. Vs. (AP) The balloline will be secret when the striking United Mine Workers vote on a contract pro· posal Friday. but Naaman Hensley ol Shively, W. Va , says he will feel as though someone js looking over his shoulder -hb father, who 1s on a UMW pension. Hensley says his ballot will be marked "no" -even though, he says, "I can live under it.'' ''J'm not going to do in my daddy and the other men who built this union. I don't just want to throw my dad out in the cold Two hundred and seventy-five doll ars a month won't do nothing," Hensley said HE WAS referring' to the month· ly pension which would be re- ceived by 85,000 or the union's retired miners And his thinking reflects the influential role pensioners play in t he affairs of the United Mme Workers union. The 91,500 retirees can't vote on contracts, but they can shut down a mine by picketing. They also can vote for candidates m union elections. AND MANY or them are the fathers of today's coal miners. So the pensions they get are an emotional -and practical 25 Injured As Quake Hits Mexico MEXICO CITY (AP) -A strong earthquake shook a large belt of central Mexico Saturday night, injuring at least 25 persons and causing some pro· perty damage in the Pacific re· sort of Acapulco, officials said The tremor, which lasted for a minute and a half, registered 6 O on the Richter scale at 1t !> t>piccnter 228 miles southwest of the capital near Acapulco, Mex· ico City seismologists reported The U.S. Geological Survey in J>enver said the tremor tneasured 6.5 and 1n Wa s hington, federal seismologists reported at Jeast one dead Wiqdows raUled in Uae capi,Lal j41uring the •mot, M ~~" ,aid there apparently were no casualties here. Stakes High quei.t1on for the 160,000 working miners who are now oo strike. and who will tole on lbe con· tract. It ir; the third tentative settle· ment between the UMW and coal mine operators in the 104· day stnke The fir:.t was reJect- ed by tho UMW bargaining COW>· ell and the second by the rank· and-file -both, in part_ because of pension issues. The new proposal represeat.s an improvement over tbe first two for older pensioners, but many say it is not. en~h. BUTCHER FORDE SHOW ••• <From Page A3) flow do Forde anti Butcher answer their critics' allegation~? First, the so-called politcal bloodlelllngs. "This is a rough, tough busi· ness.'' says Forde. ·'Second ple:sce is nothing. We owe it to our clfonts to do everything we t•an to help them get elected. And, surt>, that includes exploit· ing other candidates' weak- nesses.'' Butcher says the firm draws the hne on doing anything il- legal or untruthful ··we're communicatol's carry· mg our candidates' message. And it is our responsibility to emphasize competing strengths and weaknesses." He insists that Butcher Forde frequently draw criticism for rough house tactics employed by others. .. ,n '76 Harry Yamamoto sent out a listless mailer falsety ltnk· ing Phil Anthony to Cella. No one read 1t. We fired back with a well-done piece making the same charge again s't Yamamoto. ll was well read. So, we got blamed for a smear tac- tic" Butcher a lso insists that critics intentionally overlook non-smear campaigns they have run for such candidates as ·Riley, Clark and Rep. Robert Badham. R·Newport Beach. "They like to forget about those and to concentrate on fiascos hke (Jim> Slemons (1976 primary campaign)," Butcher says "Oh. what I wouldn't give to live my life over without Slemons Thank God we weren't mvoh•ed in his general election farce.'' He aognly denies Batcher Fot de candidates are aJways the biggest campaign spenders as critics charge. "That's just not true. Look at the public records and you'Jl see that's simply not. true. ]Ve're -oflenou~t~··he&a.ia.• ;.· As far as runrung campaign cost up, Butcher says, "Yes, we charge a fee. That•s our buai· ness." ••But we don't fabricate money. We take what is availa· ble to the candidate and strategically stretch it as far as possible. We don't have anything to do with fund ra1:.ing other than lo maybe write some copy for fund· ra1s1ng letters. .. H we spend $7,500 instead or $4,000 on a brochure that is a quality product produced by pro- fessionals.it's so 1l wall be read and not thrown out as JUnk mail. "I trunk our record shows that we do an effective job of com· mumcaling for our clients." When 1t comes to campaign reform. Butcher and Ford say they are all for it. "Whatever the rules. we'll abide by them. I thought (State ~en. Dennis) Carpenter had a tern.fie proposal. I was all for it,'' says Butcher of one reform suggestion .• Butcher says, yes. there are some things he wisbed hadn't. been done in certain campaigns. "The danger point is when you feel things slipping away. Then you tend to slip in something that's a risk, something that. might backllre," he says. Sometimes t hose mishaps show at a later time. - Butcher Forde was sued last year by a Santa Ana attorney who claims his name was im- properly used in a campagln supporting a gairung measure an Inglewood. And Butcher has \wen named in a civil suit that charges ht> and Slemons with entering a stalkinl{ horse cantdatc m a '7b campaign. "'That's non sense." sa)c; Butcher. "I had as much to do with that as I did makmg coffee this morning. And I didn't make coffee." Theirs is a rough, tough busi· ness, l''orde and Butcher agree. "There's no tomorrow the day after an election," Forde says as he talks of his role as a pro- fessional campaign manager. 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 • r c-.mrdy K APX Fly to Tahoe's Ski Scene non-stop on Air California ... Stay two nights at Lakeland Village, condominium livi ng on the lake .•. Ski Heavenly Valley with lift tickets provided. Return home non-stop on Air California.~ l'GOOCI ()nl.....-&ncl.ly itwu T~alMlayl ei.-itec11 I received l(.WAVE at the ro11ow1nq local10" a in my car 0 "' home a al wor~ the reception wa!> 0 good a fair 0 poor My commenls on your p1oq1amm1nq ar,.. fti • I would like more __ I would hke less 1 like K·WAVE a6 1t 1s. I ·I like music till•• and artists announced 11 YES 0 NO Whot Is ~otft' 1111• group? [] 12-1 T ( I 18-24 I I '5-34 0 35-49 [ J 50 plus SlRll'--------- I 11' __________ ,:1~---- , AlJ DAil. v PLOT - Catch Me if You Can A 200-pound California sea lion tries to elude pursuers on sands near La Jolla after beaching herself. Hugh MacIMes. with net al right, Sea World animal care specialist, said the sea hon was very sick a nd probably beached herself preparing to die. Her chance for suviva l was rated slim . UC OKs Research Firm Investments Issue Sparks Regents Vote LOS ANGELES CAP) -The University of California Board of Regents has voted to sub- scribe to a research organiza- tion which will provide informa· tion on social issues concerning comparues in which UC may in-vest. A proposal that the board join the Investor Responsibility Research Center at a cost of $6, 700 for a one-year trial had been defeated several times pre· viously. The research service was started in 1972 by a small group of leading universities and foun-\ dations to provide intormat1on on how money is spent by com· panies and the social conse- quences of those cxpendllures protest, much of 1t provoked by UC's investments in South Africa. The board has refused to withdraw $449 million the un- iversity has invested in stocks of companies do10g business there. Lt. Gov. Mervyn M. Dymally introduced a motion Friday that the board hold a special session next month t.-0 discuss the issue of South African investment. However, that proposal was de· feated overwhelmingly. About a dozen m embers of StudenL-. Against Apartheid at. tended the regents' meeting at the Los Angeles Convention • Join The Celebration! WELCOME to a shopping adventure! Opening on Friday, March 24 ... a spectacular new Akron Store, conveniently close in Huntington Center, where you can browse and buy in a beautiful and relaxed environment. Enjoy or art gallery, our gourmet's paradise, our pantry shop, our vast and colorful world of rattan, our flourishing plants, and our dazzling offerings of ever-changing international favorites. And always more surprises! All at very sensible prices! Friday is the day, at 9 AM. Come and join the celebration! Tu:o Dead At Plane Crash Site The board's commillee on social responsibility in invest ments, which re-introduced the proposal, was appointed last September after years of student Cen~r.b~theyd1d nmaddr~s •~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~, the board --- VENTURA (AP) -The week· Jong search for wreckage of a single-engine plane ended Satur- day in Los Padres National Forest when searchers rescued Dennis Shaffer, 40, of Lamont, the sole survivor of the cr~h that killed two, Civil Air P atrol officials said. Those reported to be in the plane when 1l took off from Ox- nard a week ago today -and [ STATE J presumed dead -were Ralph Nelms, 50, of Bakersfield, and S u san Janoiko, 35. of Porterville. Ventura County s heriff's officials said positive jdentificallon would be made by the coroner today. The Cherokee 140 was headed for Bakersfield. It was reported missing the next day. Shaffer was reported in good condition at an Oxnard hospital W09WR KiU Abd~tor LOS ANGELES (AP) -Two women, Donna Lee Jackson, 26, and her roommate, Patricia del Valle, 'n, ordered into a car by a n armed man i n West Hollywood Saturday, turned on hi m and one of the women jlrabbed the man's gun and shot him to death. sheriff 's officials said. Michael Terry O'Neil. 22, from Washington state, died from a guns hot wound in his up- per body, authorities said. The two women told deputies they were confronted as they walked into the street early Saturday. Ms. del Valle said she jumped on the man's back. kn<><:klng him to the ground, and he dropped the gun. Ms. Jack.son grabbed the gun and fired one shot at the man. • * * Lawsuit Challenges Admissions Ruling LOS ANGELES <AP) -A lawsuit claiming a change in University of California ad- missions standards was illegally adopted has been filed in Superior Court by several minority groups. The suit claims it was a viola- tion of the 1974 Political Reform Act for the Board of Regents to approve a measure requiring all UC applicanLc; t.-0 submit stand- ardized test scores. The groups also alleged that Superintendent o f Public Instruction Wilson Riles, who serves as a regent, should not have been able to vole on the 1s sue because he serves on the board o! the American Coll ege Testing Program. The laws uit was Ciled Friday. The 13·12 vote taken Oct. 21 gave UC applicants the option of using scores from ACT tests or from the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT). Before the vote, ap. plicants with a grade point average above 3.1 did not have to submit standa rdized test re- sults. Plaintiffs in the suit are the A ssoc iation of M exican . American Educators, El Con- cilio Valle San Gabriel. Minority Coalition of Kem County, Asian. American Law Student Associa· lion of Berkeley, the Committee on C hicano Rights. Salud Education Political Action and the Minority Ways and Means Committee Mail Finally Got There A letter sent to former President Nixon from Viet· nam finallv arrived seven years later. George Mellendorf, 28, cf Port Huron, Mich. wrote a letter to the Nixon White House on Jan. 4, 1971 complaining about slow mail ser vice in Viet· nam The letter was delivered last week lo Nixon's San Clemente home with an apology by the postal service for the delay. Santa Ana Names New Sclwols Boss Charles F. Kenney is out and Howard R. Harrison ls In, and that is about au officials will say about the change in superinten- dents at the Santa Ana Unified School Dlstrict. Deputy Superintendent Har- rison has confirmed bis appoint4 ment as acUng superintendent. but that is about as rnuch as anyone would say. "l Ju.<it have no comment," Kenney satd. "l can't comment on that at all. I'm bound to secrecy on that, .. slid now board member Ray Warren when queatloned Frida1. Jtarrlaon dJd DOte t.bat ~·tt woutd be sat to say that there have bef.11 d1U ces ot opinion between • Kea.M.y end two mem bell ol the bolrd.' • Those boa.rd m bin were bel\eved b» be Mary Pryer-IDd EUubetb RObertloft, whO were gered lat rar bY Kennoy11 NCO!lunendatioQ to;dtaband the dbtnct•a rancJamental ,Kboal. ey W ln bid fot the trustee seat, and al an executive session last Tues- day, he teamed up with the anti· Kenney faction to rorce the dis~ missal, the Los Angeles Times reported. Folk Songs Writer Dies OAKLAND CAP> Songwriter and folksinger Malvina Reynoid.t, whose songs such u 0 1Jttle Boxee" graced many a non·vtolent protests in the on)¥ l9$0i, LI dead. She wu .,., . • B Ides ·~ttJo Bo~.'· made f•mou1 by folblnfer Pete See .. r Mr1. Reyno Ida wrote· "Mornfnatown Ride." "Wbat Have They Dono to the Rain?" .. Oocl Bleas the Grass" and "Maile Ptnnf," which ,were wldel1 ~ ln the 1'50i. She died n-lday of kidney f1tlur . unti AT7777 EDINGER AT BEACH the akron, huntington beach " -AC 0ran119eoaa10.nvPno1 Editorial P~e ........................................................ _. Tbamls KMVll/Edltof' , ' T~e Inequity Out .Of Politico's Fund Orange County supervisors appear willing to clc~111 up an embar-rassment of tht?ir own making by amending thl' recently enacted county campajgn reform ordi11m1''t! The amendment would wipe out a built tn rnmpa1gn d.ollar advantage supervisors gave tn(•umhl•nt oJ f1ceholders, namely three of the same county !>l1perv1'iors who approved the original measure. As enacted, the ordinance limited the amounl l',11\ did ates can take from individual political donor:-. t1J Sl 000 <in election. · Excluded from the limitation was money ,tit cady col· lected and stashed away in campaign coffers in rcadinells !ortheJuneprimaryelection. Th~~ meant, for example, an incumbent could take an additional $1,000 from a donor who has already kicked in $2,500. His rival setting out on the campaign solicitation trail would only be able to accept the $1,000, however That inequity stirred some challengers enough to make them threaten a lawsuit. FortunateJy, Supervisor Philip Anthony sa'" the light tmd last week proposed setting aside the lim1tat1on pro· vision until after the June primary. Supervisors are likely ttm; week to follow Anthony's sug~cstion by eliminating the donation limttat1on until June 7. For that bclatl•d bit of wisdom we c<rn be grateful Fluctuations Fascinate The changin~ moocls <Jf I\ merica are v1ev. cd statis tically in an interest 1ng collection of public opinion polls compiled by the new magazine. Public Opinion For example, back in March, 1974, only 29 percent of those interviewed thought !hinge; in the country as a whole w0re going' t>ry well . or at least fairly well. But hv .July, 1!)77, that upt1m1sm w<.is shared by 70 percent of tht> mtt·r \ 1t·wecs Tlw gloom was deepest in Ocloht·r. 1974, v. ht·n onl) 15 pl'l l'l'nl thought it \\ould ht•· a go°'l tinw to bu) ,1 houst'. · ,rnd fiH pt'rcenl ::,,1\\ "l1<1d lirm·s ahead · fma11e1all) Hut by :\lay, 1977, the t1gures had changed, respectively, to 62 pl1rcPnt and 31 percent. J\f canwhrle, skepticism about government and political leaders was growing. In 1964, only 28 percent lhou~ht that .. a lot of our leaders don't know what they're doing.·· By l!J76 that figure had Jumped to 52 percent. 1 n 196.t, ·t8 percent thou_ght "the government wast cc; a lot of tax monC'y." Hy UJ76, 76 percent agreed with thut complaint. l'nt1c1"m of the• c·ourt<. h::is grown ~tearlily T3y 1977 88 p1•rl·1·nt lho11ghl tlw~ ilrc "not har!-ih enough." Support for till· dc••1th pl·n :dt~' tnne:.i~l'd too favort:d by 72 percent~ 111 l '117, c.·omp.11 Pd \\it h 58 J>l'rccnt in 1972 ·~ Concern aboul drinking and mari1uana smoking ha!> gone in oppositC' directions. 1n 1969. 54 percent fell drinking was <J very serious problem, and 75 percent had the same concern about marijuana. By 1977 the figures were reversed. with 76 percent , .. <pressing serious concern about alcohol an<l only 56 pcrcl'nl feeling as concerned about manJuana. One of the shurpest changes in sentiment is revealed 1n comparative polls on the Panama Canal treaties. rn l\lav, 1!177, only 8 percent of those interviewed approved of the l1 l'al1cs, \\ htlc 78 percent opposed them Hy .January, 1978, opinions had leveled off to 45 JH.•rcc·nt in favor. ·12 percent oppos<'rl There's a tendency to take puhlic opinion polls with a grain of s~1ll. but, presented compar,1tl\ely lhf•y offrr a tuirly valid picture of the up1; ancl down-; in the social · mores ancl political and eeonom1c: l'Ol1Cl'rth of the nation. · Decision Ne t s Praise . Athletes these days arc> usin~ more muscle at their contract conferences than m thC'ir professional sportc; Generally, they've been successful m boosting their • salaries into unheard-of strata and American Jocks 5tand • among the best paid people in the world Against this backdrop, there's the case of Ralph • Drollinger, former basketball whiz at UCLA. .. Drollin~cr joined the crusading basketball team Athletes in Action after he graduated from UCLA m 1976. His pay: $7,500 a year Last week, he was offered $400,000 for a three-year. no-cul contract with the New .Jerl\CY Nets of the National Basketball Associalion. He turned it down. Drollinger quietly said he'd rather build character than win games and that he <·ould better serve the cause of Jesus "1th his crusaders than mnke a bundle on the pro boards wilh the NBA. Curious perhaps, unusual certainly. but thNe·s something refreshing about an athlete who«t ralht:r dnbble and s hoot for his beliefs than for the big buckc; • Opinions expressed In the space abovo are those of the Dally Pilot Other views expressed on this page are those of their author1 and artists. Reader comment Is invited. Address Tho Da ily Pilot, Po_ Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 9Z626. Phone (714) 642·4321. Boyd I Match Ups Byt..M.BOVD A Montana bachelor says lie Jong bu wondered why 1 • editors publish pictur~ of brides. What good does that do? Tho pictures that editors ou1br. to print, be uys, are those of girls who've just broken of! their en1tal{ements and of new divorcees. Maybt- so, don't know. However, our Love and War man definitely frowns on his further nnllon of running the pictures of women recently widowed. No. lhut wouldn't <to. Whal the student editors or Vatdo.1tb State College want· cd lo do was boost the sales or their annual pubJlcntlon, "The Pme C'one." So they In serted $5, $10 and $20 bills In the pa~c~ of some volumes at random fliRhly pleased buyers. the lucky, found them, and bruited it l\ hout. Sate, oared. Chopp{n1 off the head of a rattlesnake doos noL make it ute, you know, at Jeost not rt&ht 1w1y. Tho bead of a dead ratU01nak• tan •UJl btt.e and pol.a.on )'OU tor up to an hour o.tter it'• nvtrecl Reflex. Wbtn PfosldMil·to·bo Ted- dy Roosevelt commanded the Booall lUdon, he woro a unl~ that. had 1ht ewtra pa rs ot eyeaJ&saea aown Into Jalddm pockla. Nick Thimmesch Who Raps Lopsided Vengeance? W ASJilNGTON -How !>Eld to reahze that senseless violence be gels revenge and evton more sense l esi> violence 1n the M 1ddle E n s l Palesl1nian.!> kill 32 Israeli c 1vilian s I srae li m1lltary then kill hundreds of Palesllruans lII a "purifying operalJon " "Purifying operation·!" Isn't that a frightening term, reminiscent of another blood-soaked era. one in which Jews underwent enormous suHering? So the Israeli Air Force, "h1cl't one respected mihtary analyl>t dcs(·ribes as "the most combat cap.!ble in the world," rains death and de st ruction o n concrete huts. bakeries, restaurants and the miserable camps Y.here Palestinian terrorists and innocent civilians alike cluster in defiance and fear. T HOSE HOT Israeli planes had a field day because they faced only feeble opposition. It was like shooting fish tn a barrel, with the bodies lying in the rubble hkc the fish rising to the lop. Meanwhile, Israeli Army and naval un1h invaded southern Lebanon, smu~hing and killin~. and eventually Mailbox o~c upylng wide strip. four-to-six mile "lncunslon" and "searcb and destroy." the language of the Vietnam war, was invoked to describe lbis two.day Israeli military operalion. At this writing, no onu knows what the "body count" ls. But r .:uess the lives of those 32 lsraell l'ivil1ans murdered by Palestinian terrorh>ts have been avenged tenfold or more. In World War II, when anll·Nau partisans lolled a few German soldiers, the lcommandant of the occupying Army would order the execution oC 100 or more hostages to make up for the spilling of German blood. Somehow, Prime Minister R~gin thinks the same way What a way to make peace in the Middle East HUT ISRAJ.:L has retaliated "1th multiple k11lmg mi:tny times heCore. Sometimes they avenged the brutal killings of Israeli civilians in heroic fashion, by sending commando units into Palestinian strongholds and killing the very murderers themselves. But as Israel became a mililury power, 1t relied increasingly on warplanes to kill, and the civilian casualties have accumulated into the hundreds. Few 1n Washin~ton are <'Ourag<>ous enough lo protest "hat is becoming chronn• overkill by th e Israelis. President Carter rightfully condemned the murders or the hraeU civilians last weekend, but didn't utter a peep about the lopsided vengeance or the Jsraeli.s in Lebanon NOR D I D T H E State Department, although Leslie Gelb's Bureau of Politlco·Mllltary Arlaira is considering an investigation of whether Israel violated lls military arms purchase agreement by invading Lebanon and bombing Beirut. In Congress. where many a voice was raised over the ex- cesses of the Vietnam war, not a sound is heard. Not even from Democratic Whip John Bradema!\, who succeeded in halting an arms shipment to Turkey on the grounds that Turkey \•iolated its military purchase contract by invading Cyprus. Sections Three and Four or the Arms Export Act require nations buying weapons from the U.S. lo use them only for internal security, legitimate self.defense, or collective actions such as those run by the United Nations. Israel s1~ned contracts agreeing to these terms. American taxpayers actually pay for nearly all the weapons l srael uses in this fru.hion. PERHAPS WE don't think about it, but the rest of the world does. and wonders when we, the only nation m the world with any leverage on Israel, will use that. lnlluence firmly to negoUate an end to thJ.s 30 years of bloodshed and destrucUOD ln the Middle East. Clearly, 13rael Ls incapable of restraint. Israel has felt threatened for so long that it can only t.b.l.nk ot tho moment, and the moment ls impulsive vengeance. Thus Israel has become a puny force in the world or peacemaking while growing to formidab le dimensions in war-malting capability. Backed and funded by enormous constituency and ~ngressional forces in the U.S .• Israel really has the Carter or any other Administration over a barrel. AND YET, in the long run. none of this Is good for Israel, and many Israelis knows this. The best thing that has happened to Is rael since its founding a generation ago was the trip Egyptian President Sadat made to Jerusalem to seek peace .. Sadat is a big man, our only reliable friend in the Middle East. in terms of an overall peace settlement. He was big enough to condemn the Palestinian raid on Israel last weekend. Radicals have put a price on his head. He stands in contrast to Mr. Begin, a man I had hopes for. This is a sad moment m an hour when peace ca n be achieved in the Middle East. 'Time to Curb Massage Parlor Strategy' To the Editor Your March 14 edition carried an editorial entitled "Too Eager an Effort .. reganltng atl<'mpts hy the Seattle police to use e1t11cn volunlt>crs to gather l'~ 1dencc on prostitutes working m their local massage parlors. Your editorial writer agreed with lhe decision lo stop the practice, which 1s his pre- rogative. l feel that both the analysis and the conclu~1on reached were faulty, in that no explanation was made as to why the Scatlle police felt the necessily to resort to that tactic to gather their evidence in lhe first place IT SHOUl.D come as little sur- pri~e to most readero; of the Dai- ly Pilot that the 1ud1c1al system rn Ca lifornia is incapable of processmg the criminal cases now pending. The maJortty of cases are .. dealt" in the hallways, not tried before a judi;:e or Jury. Plea bargaining outside the courtrooms is tbe rule, not the ex- ception. A defense attorney threatens a jury trial and indicates he in- tends to exercise every availa- ble avenue of defense and 90 per- cent of the lime a "com- promise" wHl lake place. With prostitutes in massage parlors. this is usually the acceptance of a plea of guilty to some lesser and unrelated act, such as 'dis- turbing the peace'' or an out- right dismissal. The process has an added attraction for the pros- titute -not only is there an 10- s ig n incant fine involved, but having not been round guilty on tbe originaJ chargo of prost.Jlu· lion, she is free to retain her city license to practice her trade !\1 assi:tge parlor prostitution is well organtze<l, financed and operat<'d Owners, operators and proslitut(>S are coached in every legal loophole and inconsistency 1n the law by their attorneys They know the law as well a-. any \'Ire squad officer who lli. attempting to work tbem VISIT a massage parlor. and I 'II guarantee the followrng script will be played out: CI> Pick the type of massage 'ou desire <011, talc. etc.). and the• price will be posted or quoted < 2) "Extras" <masturbation. or.al sex or 1n1ercour~c> must be asked for by the customer Under the current perversion of the law, this becomes sohcita llnn of the criminal act, and no prosecution w11l follow if the customer is a police officer. I 31 Many shops now require the customer to place the pros· tltute's hand on his penis at the time of agreeing to the service the theory being that if it's a cop. he has already engaged 10 ;in illegal act, and no prosecu· t1on will follow. I 4 > If you ask for some iJlegal sex act. you will be asked lo !>wear you 're not a cop. This may sound childish. but some courts have held that un · dercover police officers are pre- cluded from a conviction under these circumstances because the oHice r would be practicing "trick and deceit" on the prostitute by not admitting he was an officer. The point is this, these shops usually require that they know an individual before they will engage in illegal activation. Unrlcrco\'cr officers can't con· t1nually frequent the locations and continually stop short of ht> ing involved in these acts without attracting s uspicion. If ht.' was to engage in the act. there could be no prosecution. As a result. many pohcc agen· c1cs have resorted to the use of civilians to gather the evidence required. In Seattle, they have made a judgment they will no longer use the lactic. That, of cour~e, 1s their prerogative, but on the other hand, I did not sec any alternative ways suggested nt the time this strategy was vetoed. ll's no secret that most, i£ not all, massage parlors 1n Cahfornia and elsewhere are nothing more than licensed whore houses. Only the most naive could any longer believe otherwise. Perhaps it's lime for the state legislators, who have refused to regulate these operations, to ad· mil it's their way of endorsing organized prostitution in California without having to make their vote public. EARLE W. ROBITAILLE Chief of Police Huntington Beach T I N WP S ign Vp To the Editor: Because the political rep utabon of Orange County is an embarrassment to me and many other citizens, I was extremely pleased to sign the TlN CUP petition! TIN CU P stands for Time ls Now ... Clean Up Politics. This initiative. which l un derstand Wlll appear on thf' No vem ber ballot, will dotwothings J. Prohibit members of the Board of Supervisors <Orange County) Crom voting on any matter in which they have ac- cepted more thun $1,000 campaign contribution within the past 48 months Crom the ap plicanl or hi s represent ativc. 2. Limit "County Jnfluencl• Brokers" (who urc defined as those who are employed to in- £1 uen ce county decisions and who contribute more than $250 to each superv1sorlal campaigns). I need only to remind the citizens we have had 43 in- dictments on our pnlitica1 scene 1n thre~ years. 1 urge all rc~ister~d voters to sign this pctilion Ci\ROL BEAMAN T~ ea. lart'b To the Ed1tor I only hope that you will print my opinion of the Jarvi s InlUative 10 that more people my a1e will understand bow bedly thb will affect us. I am 15 yean old and att.el'ld Edleon lllab School in Hunt- ington Beach. My undersl•ndln1 ot t he Jarvis Initiative II that it will re· duco l>r<>Pfrty taxes to one pe.r-c~nt of t.M 1975-76 cash val~. That wnt Indeed be very helpful to people who need tu relief. However, It will hurt the educaUoo of all 10UDC people. If the !nJtJ.tiv• t. paaud. ell mUJlc, at.bletlca, driver'• tndn iDI and man7 otber .ooo- academic classes will be cut out. Th1s is so unfair I can hardly beheve il! The people who this init1at1 ve will truly hurl are the ones who are under 18 and have httle or no say m this matter. l think that m order to have a proper education, you need more than a completely academic day. Without these other classes, Cali/ornJ• school will simply turn out flabby, un- cultured people. If we don 'l put an end to the Jarvis initiative, we're all going to be in senous • lrouble. AMYLITZEL Drop IAyJal Latin To the F.dltor We have now heard it from the highest and lowest echelon of the legal profession that this group is out or step with the needs of lhe citizenry. Chief Justice Warren E. Burger warned in ·May or 1977. ''Tbe harsh truth is that unless we devise subs1litutcs for the courtroom processes. we may be on our way to a society overrun by hordes or lawyers hungry a:. locusts and brigades of judges m numbers never before con templated," and. "The role of law, in terms of formal J1tigallon with the full panoply of lime-- consuming and expensive pro- cedural niceties, can tw over done." Legal aide J . Anthony Kline 1s on the same wave length as the Chief Justice when he spoke to the Orange County Bar Associa· lion recently when he stated that ''Lawyers are part of the problem and not part or the solu· lion." COURT procedural intricacies peppered with dead Jangua~e Latin terms is the patina behind which lawyen1 shield their holy· cow profession. They believe that when they were admitted to the bar by the closed society of the California Bar AssodaUon that they gained great wisdom beyond which the ordinary citizenry cannot comprehend Each of us when attending court shou1ct demand a transla- tion of Latin words or request an interpreter. The Catholic Cburcl\ was progrC$slve enough years ago to throw out Latin. Why can't the legal profession" The Englisb language is one of the best Jangu~es for making one understood. If a word is not In the Oxford dictionary it should nol be used in our present day court. Shakespeare had no d1f ficully making himself un- derstood In English If ever there was a segment o( our society which needs lo let the sun shine in it is our pr~nl court system. Accolades to Cblet Justice Burrer aod legal aide J. Anthony J<Uoe. Let w. ho~ that all lboae in between follow ono or the othtt. WARREN l. HENNlNGSGARD • lACt.n from rtodtrt ot• wri.comt TM n~M lo condnt~ lnttr1 to frt fPOC' or tUm1nct1 libtl U rewrwd Uttna of JOO worda or ltQ waU ~ gwm pr•/n-nct. AU l~ttr• muit fn· clue.ft dgnohlrc ond ~Ung oddnu but nome1 ma, bf witMild °" rt· qwn f/ ~f/fciftl "°'°"it cacttlll. r0tt'11 wtU MC ~ pubU&htd.. ~ -r l ' A7' ... 0 • . Towrltt tNt O.llv Piiot/Box 1$60, C:Osl• Mffi, CA 92626 ~ Orange CoaM Oaaly Ptlo! 1., .. ore P-.. ' .. '·'·'-o ..... 1.1. ______ Sun_~_ .. M.uc-h •1t•.•'9•7•'--------T•o•ce-11•u-~o.•.ll.y•P•ll•o•tfl•1•••"2-~-1-------· Tracking t t he Clues to Neighborhood · Ronald Motr1hello of Laguna lleach u the author "' "An AUensatfuc to Our Cnmmumty C<m- c~trataon Corn~." ari euay aVGJla l>le at mo)Or booJQlor~:s Laurel Park Drive 1s oblongly ~ircular With an island of assort ed trees and bushes separaung the 16 homes. Though 1t is in town, the street 1s couched al the sloping ends of a quiet canyon and isolated. On Feb 12 the house'i were :still there and so wt•re the people in them So 1t would havC' been impractical to file a repon with the police Yet. on lh1s day it became obvious th at " nie&hborbood was missing OURING AN early morning walk a few days before. one r esident noliC'ed that a ff'w motot'ross Jumps had been carved from the island's ·wll m front of two houses wher1• pre- teen boys lived Empty beer bottles left un doubtedly by some. late night parkers and used lo advantage by these enterprising wht-elers, had been partially buried, bot tom sides up, to mark a finish line. Within a day the obstacle ~ourse of banks, planks, holes, and ruts had been extended to three-quarters of the island Sheet flags and plastic hags were tied on trees tn mark the trials t'OurM.'. and lhc (;'" veil of a youthful slortt>r 1·c·hnc<1 n• pl•atedly NOW EIGHT, part1npanh hned up behind each other on the1r mag-wheeled, nobhy-ured dirt bikes and were cheered loudly toward a competent run. Still not satisfied and seeming- ly unchallenged, the boyc; set out wJth -;hovels and hoes to claim l>c <i r Ed1t11t· Ute ~olJre t!iht11d und whut.sver additional portion or the street would be required tu make their upproach In anger, the bame resident left his home hut rationale pre vailed as ht• ·1pproached the s<.·ene. ' Boys, come twrc please · ODDLY ENOUGH, the strangers to the neighborhood t'ame forward \\ htle the resident boys seecnl'd to back away, in t1m1dated. The r(-quest was re pealed until there was full com plaance 'Do I own this island, boys'>" "No,'' was the qu1l'k reply. ' nv you own the island, t>oys?" 'No, the l'1ty doe:. ·Sine~ you st•t•m to un tfrrstand thal, J d hke lo talk with you about whal you are do ang on the island 'Nobody uses at'· Tht• boy'" rem .u·k "as dl{~11.•s•;1ve and d~ fens1vt· 'We'rt• not hurt1nl-( anyont•' THIS COULD hav1.· been d~ bJted Noise levels had 10 creased. Small children, playing on the island had been forced lo stay clear. The activity had spilled into tht! street al several points a potential danger lo lhe h1kNs, passing pedestrians, and cars alike. Plant root systems had been cut arfd boughs damagNI. Holes. some a foot and more dt•ep had become a hatard to w.1lkcr.., Jn add1lwn. om• could have 11 lu)>trat<'d the island's function as a buffer from encroachments on personal space. But, at this mo· ment, these boy.., were coming from a practical, recreational. and somewhat setr-centered perspective. .. £ thank YOU 0\tl' missed ffiV pmnt . lhe man 'iaid. ··w1thotit Our sol't.11 slu<lu•-; 1·1a....., has bc<:n study1n.: the ('11n ... t1tul1on and ttu: 11111 of Rights We decided to find out how much adults know 31Joul lhC'se 1mport<Jnt rules for our l'ountry. We thought adults would probably s&y they bebeved 1n the Bill of Rights bul would probably not really understand what the Bill or Ri>:ht.s says TO SEE u· WE WERE nght, we wrote out questions Our first was, "Do you believe in the Bill or Rights'>" The other questions were about .-ach amendment. We went to a shopping center close to our school and polled the shoppers It turned out that we were nght. O\Jt ot all the people we asked (130) only one person didn't believe in the BUI of Rights A few people didn't even know what the Bill of Hights was at all! Most people understood some of their nghts and were confusc·d about others. We found that most people understand that there a re more nghlS than the ones mentioned m t~e Constitution JN AMENDMENT FIVE. the people were very con- rused For example, almosl two thirds did not know the Conshtut1on says a per!'ion can be deprived of his or her lire <after a fair tn&I, that is 1 About two· fifths d1dn 't think } ou could be dcpn vcd of li berty' In Amendment One, the people were confused about our n~ht to sue the government over wrongs tl does Most people really understood Amendment Sax and their ri~hls dunn~ a trial. We thought this might be hecause of all tht' lclcv1s1on shows about police and la~yers MANY PEOPLE WERE CONFUSED about Amend- ment Two The shoppers didn't understand that soldiers may be boarded in houses if a law 1s passed allowing it Also, many were confused about the ri.ght of Congress to outlaw certain weapon5 We feel that adult!> should learn about the Bill of Rights again. They should know the rules for our country We don't lhmk hflh graders should know more about the llill of Rt!lhls than thP volers in our town know' Signed by 34 students Crom Ahso fo;lementary School PIL~ UP Rocks J: PLAN~FOR CITY I BV JOE P. TE ~rJ LAGUNA BEACH ~ A Gt=-JI le&allY by clly code& lhaL liout ilS use. lrutlaUy, th~ youni:.tcrs could have approached the nel&bborhood wlt.b a plan. A pro- posed eourse layout could have included a aafety cooaideratlon for people and planta and atemiied appropriat.e Umes for use, number ol youngsters in· volved, maintenance, cleanup, and l'estoration. TRUE, A POLL or the re.SI dents might have resulted fo that "No!" vote, nonetheless. but it might have gone the other way on a trial basla. A lesson in communication might have been learned. · JUMP RAMP Because the manner in wbicb we deal with such matters can become diverse and complex is no excuse for avoiding the challenge. t'On~1dering your nel#;hbors, ts 1l your right or mine. to do whatt>ver we want to do . regardless7 " ·What do you mean7 " one boy questioned. "He means we should hav .. JUSt dont· ll in front (If VOUI house" "That wouldn't h1t\'l' made 11 Ion~ enoui.:h ·' "Oh ~\·uh lie backt•d 1n 1h1• fat'l' of this apparent log1I' l~PATIENTL\', one of lht• boys JUmpt•d 1n with, 'Hey he means we d1dn 't ask anyone'" "Jf we had they would haw .5a1d. "No•" Hts friends seemed lo agree. Considerauon for others 1s a learned concept. IL becomes just Jo;; eai>y for youth to m1m1c the inappropriate examples set by parents and other adults So perhaps 1t has become more convenient for adults to say, "No1" . . for, surely, aware- ness. guidance, and follow- through require lime and effort LEARNING HOW to com munit'ate effect1vely and 1·oopcrate reahslically requires dedication and dis t•1pline leaching these pr1or1t1<·.., requires patten t'\' . and then allowing youth tu take lhe responsibility for their own actions requires a ~ood deal or love One could probably suggest rl'lalcd conflicts that occur in .1ny neighborhood . stereos Stude nts' Surve y: Voters Don't Know Country's Rules AMENDMENT J RestrlcUons on Powers ot Conireas Congress shall make no law respecting an establish- ment of religion. or prohibiting the free exercise thereof. or a brid~m~ lhe freedom of speech, or of the press, or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Go\. ernment for a redress of ~nevances AMENDMENT It Right to Bear Arms A weU-regulated m1lit1a, being necessary to the securi- t y of a tree Stale. the right of the people to keep and bear a rms, shall not be anfringed AMENDMENT Ill Bllletlog or SolcUers No soldier shall, in time of peat'e be quartered in any house. wit houl the consent of the owner. nor in lime of war, but 1n a manner to be prcs(•ribed by law AMENDMENT IV Seizures, Searches and Warrants The n~ht of the people to be secure in their persons. houses. papers, and eCCects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by oath or af- firmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or thinRs to be i.eiz.ed. AMENDM};NT V Criminal Proceedings and CondemnaUon of Property No person shall be held lo answer for a capital, or oth~rw1se infamous crime, unJess on a presentment or in and parties too loud . . . dogs messrng ... cats stalking a bird .•. litter ••• parking. A particular short·lived an· noyance might be tolerated in stride, but during each day we seem to accumulate so many frustrations ... that "one more'' becomes too much Sadly, a rational communica- tion is replaced by an angry out· burst which sparks retalia· tion or by intimidations which result Ill an anonymous call to a local authority. Most conflicts remain unresolved. AUTOCRATICALLY, the boys could have been told, "Clean up this mess and stay oH the tsland." It could have been enforced What positive lesson would the boys learn whe n a resident shouts, "Get out of here before l call the cops!"? What do they learn when the city comes out an response to five anonymous calls and restores the island's topo- graphy? What is the chance that the boles would be redug by the boys within hours? HOW DO THEY come t-0 te- cogn i te an appropriate self- centeredness and adjust normal- ly t.e limns placed on 1t? . We strike out at intangibles Jjke "the establishment" and 1g nore the family and neighborhood within which we could establish effechve com municalion, initiate cooperative controls. and stimulate more broadly-applicable momen· tums ••• without destroying that sense of rugged in- dividualism we wish t.o cherish. Look around. ls your nei&hborbood missing too? d1ctment or a J.trand Jury, except m eases arasang in the land or naval forces, or in the millt1a. whe n in actual service in time of war or pubhc danger; nor shall any person be sub1cct for the same offense to be twice put JO jeopardy of life or bmb, nor shall be compelled in any cnmanal case to be a witness against himself, nor be deprived of life, liberty, or property without due process or law; nor shall private property be taken for public use, without just compensation. AMENDMENT VJ Mode of Trial in Criminal Proceeclin&i In all criminal prosecul.Jons, the accused shall enjoy tbe right to a speedy and public trial, by an impartial jury of the state and district wherein lbe crime shall have been committed, which district shall have been previously ast'erlained by law, and to be informed or the nature and cause of the accusation; to be confronted with the wit- nesses against rum ; to have compulsory process for ob- taining witnesses in his favor, and to have the assistance of counsel for his defense AMENDMENT VII Trial by Jury In swts at common law, where the value in con· troversy shall exc~ twenty dollars, the right or tnat by jury shall be preserved, and no fact tned by a jury, shall be otherwise re-examined in any court of the United States. than accordmg to the rules oflhe common law. AMENDMENT VIII Balls -Fines -Punishment!) Excessive bail shall not be required, nor excessive fines imposed, nor cruel and unusual punishments in- fltcted , AMENDMENT IX Certain Rights Not Denied to the People The enumeration in the Constitution, of certain rights. s hall not be construed to deny or disparage others retained by the people. AMENDMENTX State lll.gbts The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the Stales. are re· i.erved lo the Slates respectively . or lo the people TRB Comes Out of Hiding, He's Alive, Well, Youthful at 80 By CARROLL KILPATRICK Recently retired as White Hou.~f' <'Orrespontlen1 for The Washington Poat. CorroU Kilpatrick wrote this cnlumn /or The New ~epublac More than a half century ago a )OUng and eager newspaperman arrtved in Washington. At about thl!I t\me Bruce Bliven, then editor of The New RepubJi~. was taking one of )'ns weekly subway rJdes from his office in Manhat- tan to Brooklyn to deUver copy to the prlnter. He had in hl!I J)<)Cket a new pollUcal column from Frank R . Kent , a Wa8hfngton correspondent of The Baltimore Sun The column was to be anonymous and Bliven had p\117.led over how to si.gn 1t. Al be rode the lurchmg train ~nd pondered hls problem, h111 ~yes fell on a placard bearing the aubway name anT. for Brooklyn Rapid Transit BLIVEN RF.VERSED the ;n ftJats and •tcnM the new column 11lB. It hu been • fixture In that Journal ever alnce. Today it I.a one ot the most widely rtad and r ~tfld columns of opln· ion ln America, and ls reprint- ed tn so nc~papera Frank Kent. wu1 a fl•htlng liberal ln thoee daye. Aller all, be fought Problbltloo and be t•sularly 1tt1cJced Ctihln cooUd••· Ho w11 a 1luhln1 writer who tMlleved that rtUrly all iovemme.nt wH bad and all bureaucrats were miserable sin· ners Other writers also were called in to contribute to the TRB col· umn. Kcnnrth Crawford, later a t'nlumm"t for Newsweek. was one of th<' notable contributors in the lat1• rn:JOs and early 1940s THEN, IN 1943, lbe youna man who had left New England for Washington about the time Bliven Jauncbed the column tried his hand. It has been his ever Stnt'e, except for times off ror vacation, for travel and for ('overing the Normandy in vast on Every «'<litor knows that the enthusia~m and 1mal(inAl10n Of youth makr a newspaper or magazine ~ptarkle. R1rhard J, Strout, who wrlles TRll every week on long sheets of white paper. is that youthful per1mn Hts long legs propel him about WaahinKton every dny with a l'peed that many or his col Jeaicue1 Clod eahaustln1. Few can match his ability to dlaest muses ot iovernment docu· m~nt• and t.o s" throuah every talst arsument. Thfrc Is a re port, obviously false, th t Dick StrouL la 80 yeara old this month tf Dick Strout bu ono out· standiJtl characteriJUc It ls tus youthfuln-.s. Hl.a ehtbuaJa m lot life and for the dtatoa of WHhlnitan poltttcs ls as alive u It u Lho dar hf' l'ame to \be <.'tty the first fime. Just last month. he wrote one of his s prightliest columns on, of all things, the stat1st1t's he, and he alone, dug out or the President's economic report. ''Th ere's nothing more aareeable of a winler evenlnR than to C'url up before a good fire with the tables of statistics of the President's Annual Economic Report.,·• the column began. "Let the gale howl. Let the snow fall. 1 have ht>re Table 8 -28 .. TH AT BEGINNING m1«hl have sent many or his readers out into the snow tor a breath of fresh a1r. But, knoWlnR TRB, Uu• majority must have kept on reading. There followed a dramatic end entertalnln1 in terpretation of those figures in human terms Dick Strout did not see the dull statlstica. He aaw the human~ lngs, tbe farme111 , the workerit, the bl•ckl. tho wonaen, wbou hioitrapt\l~ w.,... tnoompused in those f!Rure.s. lie found s~x. humor. sadness and hope 1t1 what be read. D1d any other re· porter ftnd ao much and report tt • With IUCh atyle? Ont day earty in the Nboa ad· mlnlslrauoa. Jahn Ebrllcbman lnvittd Slroul to hll offic. to .U ror advlce. ~hrllchman 1• • Cb rt ttan Scll'ntlat wbo tiatt come to ppreclalo Strout 's rac. tual report1ng in The Christian ~Ctl'nce Monitor. PF. RHAPS EHR LICH MAN did 11 ot know of the second St rout He asked his ganglin~ visitor with the somber eyes and bushy eyebrows what he thought the Nixon administration shouJd make its first eoal. Why, to build the kind o{ social democracy and equality that one finds, for example. Jn Sweden, Strout replied, conrJdenlly Needless to say, the interview was short and it was the only timr the Nixon dmmistraUon sought Stroul's advice. Later, when he was covering Water«ate, other rt'porters a!\kcd Strout how it compared wtth Teapot Domo, bis first big Waahtnt(ton atory DURI NG BOTH 1nvestiga Hons. Strout wrote. many readtrs charged that the press Wt'' "carrying thinp too far " Many voters, he ~aid. '1.shrugged and said bOlh parttca were alike and It waa alJ Just polltlcs." But lhert was a cn.icial dtf fcreoce between the two scan· dal~. be aald in one TRB col umn. Watergate wu ''more dl&- ~rbln1 abd danie.rous" than 'teapot Dome beeause it was "a pecla1 kind of ~orruptloo witboqt 1reed. No a~x. no doll•r•. J t power. lt doesn't. .slrl~e at oil 1~aSe3, it strikes at democracy·· Unhke some who have seen the same sort of argument or event tim<? and again Strout is never blase about the story he is ('Overing. He sees the drama every time and reports it in a way that makes it come alive t.o the reader Long before Johnson and Nixon, Strout expressed concern about the gro\f'lh oC presidential pcwer. As he once said, "there's a feeling that once you sleep in Lincoln's bed, you become de. lfied. It's a dangerous thine." He is convinced that the pres- idential system ls slruclurally muscle·bound, and be has lol'\g ~Jieved that the parliamentary system ls both more effective and more responsive to the people'soeeds No amount or argument has s wayed him Crom lbe conviction. nor has he been ~rsuaded that It Is Idle to think the United States will move from the pres- idential to the parUamentny 11ystem. AN0111£R CAMPAIGN of his thct falltd was a1alnst the televising of presJdentJal new~ conlerence!t. Io 19S4, ll.·1'eo parta of th• ~laenhower conference first were opened for tetevl11on, Strout wrote an unusual stped article IOI' The New Republic. ariiulng thal verb.at.Im reeordlQJl of n press conrerence "lums what has been an extremely bandy, carefully evolved, semiofficial and unique con- trivance into a the atrical performance. The press con· rercnct-becomes a show. Its in- formal, easy going nature is changed into a self-conscious balf-bour broadcast.'' He argued that the informal mood that helped make 1t possi- ble to pry out information would be Jost "if each report-er knows that bis boss, the world and his wife listen t.o what he is about lo say." Now there arc as many prima donnas in the press as In the United Slates Senate. But lo arS?ue against television's in· trusion waJJ to mvite failure. NEVERTHELESS, Strout wa~ riitht Where some writers make H compl<'x subj<..'Cl more compltx and even dull, Strout walh hi" m arvelou.s light touch a net clari · ly engages tho reader's atten- tion. The rc-ader qukkly s~ Strout ·s sturdy prlnc1plcs. J (j:i; conviction." have never kd him to color a news stoey But thoc;c conviction" aue stronfly ex· preaa~tnTRB Tod•Y lher~ is no m ore rc~pactf'd writer in Wa!!hlnaton Mne wtth more w1rm friends. Hls vlews have nevw bffn more ~rtJncnt or more up c.o dntt ll'lan now. . '"" Aa ' DAILY PtLOT SundlJ, Milich It, 1t7a • COUNTY NEWS Contr..,ersialPfck P UBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE Schmitz Says Firm's Hired -~ PICTITIOUS 1 us1 .. u~ MAM& STAl•Ml!MT lll• lollo•tnt oerun •• 40•11e -... u •• 541-HH 1tt4 HAU<>l ll YO. COST4MISA OIVEHStl'IEO •UILOE:ll S ACCl!SSOllll\, llllt u•-• ~. ~••n c;,..,.., c..i110.,ll• t»4) Edw••CI s WNi., IU.t Ur•-· 1.. ..... ou-.c;.o,... CAotttc.nwe •~l flll\ DIAi,,.., I• <onOl.ictM by All --------------I lndlvlOu•I P ICTITIOUS 8 U$1N•" "AM• JTATeMa .. l' lM fol~ --15 _.,. llu6!· .... .... CAfAllNA SUN ROOP' COM "ANY. IMt S.-ttir A _, C.le .-.. ... c.11,.,,,.. mv ltlcll••O 0. Ml-•""lltl. "Jett LOICM'I ~If-, L....-HlllJ. c:.llWN• '1US ""' ..... -.. ~..., .,., .,. .... cllvlclu•I. , ...... John Schmitz. a can d 1 date f or t h e Republican nomination in t h e 36th state :.enatorial district, has refused lo trade verbal punches after criticism by a nval Republican hopeful over his picking the controversial firm of Butcher Forde Consult ing to manage hrs cam pa1gn T iit.: CRJTICJSM was \ oaced an an open letter from Gil Ferguson, who -.;JJd Your decision rdlCl'ls a lack of respecl for thl• µt..'Ople of this D1s - lr1c1 I -.1gned the 1 llh lommdndment,'' SchmtlJ: replied, refer- rml'( lo his party's code of eth1<·s. which bars allack~og other l<t.•p ubli <•a n s ''My mother used to t<.'11 me ll takt•'\ two to make a f1gh1 .ind l refuse to f1ghl wllh a f<.'llow Hcpublican · · DdC'ndin):( his cho1cl.' of Butcher Forde, h e said, ''I've run 10 C<.tm p a1i,:ns m Orange County :.ind lost t" o and the~ wt.•rc agci1nsl me 10 tho-.t• h~o · I See stor) on Hutc:hc•r <md Forde hc~1n01ng on Pa~<' A 1 1 T il t: CO ~Sl'LTANT firm has been crit1c1zed b\ ... ome \\ho objected lo 1ls t aclal's William A Butcher a partner an the farm, ::.aid recently it ts up to the individual tand1dalt•, not the cam paagn cons ultant. to sup ply the ethics. D•Uy P1tot Pr.o10 bf G•ry Amt>rou 'The campaign tal' lt<''> o f Butcher and Forde dunng the past t•1ght ye ars have hroughl cmb<1rrassmcnt to our county," wrote Ferguson in his upen let I er l 11•Jd \1111k1·1 s rllll\(' up tlw r1111s. 1H•1•dt11J.! lhl· u~lt·1' 1111p .ii ~.1!-1oh.1 F.11111.., lll'.tl t 111· \lain and \lac.\rthur tnter"l'l'l111n 111 San I .1 \ 11,1 Thi-. pu:tur t• ",,.., 1.1h1•n 111..,l lwl11r1" .i \lnnd1,111gi· C'otml \ \rr pnrt Ill· Jlso rdcrrcrl l o Butcher Ford e ... mana~cment of Jim Slem ons' unsu t'cei.sful campaign for the 74th \<;fll'mhly -.('at which ... -- • " "' ? UCI Engineering Chief Named ;-1111 • 1·nl\1·r::.11\' o( C'i.Jl1forn1J , l\11.1rd of Jh•gPnh ha:; approvrrl • ( 11 ~ppoint ml·nt uf /\llt•n R , ~ I I Ii h l' r II d d111ol rt•plc1<:Ps ·J.11·11 •:-. II .\l 11l11g,1n. \A.ho n· • 'l/.!t11•il 111 rl'lUJ 11 tu full time : r ..... lt1ni.: ~ • !'ht· .1pp111ntnwnt w<1-. an ; n1111111·•'\ 1:11«1 a -.poke~man for l CI -..11tl Seven more f<.tl'Ull\' m1 mht r-. " II I bl' addt:d 111 t ht: < ur n·nt 11 n1·\t fitll and ;ind .11111!111•r f111u \A. Ill ht• l11rc•d lhl· 111 '' \t'.tr ltw 'JlOkt•smJn :-..111f ll ndl'r~raduatc· 1·11rotJ nlt'nt ,.., l'Xpcckd to incrC'H~t· from 62fl now to 700 hv next fall and the· number of l!racluat(• studt•nt:; to g rO\A. from 65 tu 200 Man v nf th1· .1dd1twnal students are expected 111 lw \A.omf'n thf' spokesman 'ill c1 Stu htwrud ha-. ..,a1ct he Will -.(•t•k to -.trcn~thcn lies bclwe<'n I 'Cl ·., l'ngrnCt·rrng school and Orang<.• County indust ry The -.pokt>~man said Stuhberud will offer programs s uitable for g radu:-ite educat i on fo r <'mployccs <.1nd wi ll also seek 101nt n •:-.t•arl'h proJects PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE AH HAS • • '\tJfU~ l 'f l ANN4~ P•hf'd •••Y flCTI TIOOS •USINESS N .. ME STATEMENT r ,_._. l0Uow1nq ~,.'°"" •~ Ot)1nq bu'• nfl''\ •~ PMA E•HFqPRISE') U?O E f '1 ;nq,.t ~ullt-1 1'" S..t'HA Ana C,,l1t .. rn1 • ~110\ FICTITIOUS I USINIU NAME STATll-.OI NT r "" to•IOON•OIQ Pl'''°" 11 c:kMf\Q ~" ~U~\ CI f 'f AU rO PARTS. 10M Pteontl• .. v ...... c ..... ,... ... C.lllOr,.1•'7•31 FICTITIOUS I USINEU HA.MEUATEMENT ,,._. toflowtno ~rton~ ar• dotno tKl\HM\\ •"# 8AA8AAOS4 A CO tOI Le MtrAO•. l.•Q\ln• 8f'•<h (Allforn•• E dw.VCI S W1111e 1-.e1-o o. MldOl"""'9ft was won by Democrat Ron Cordova. Cordova 1s now runnJng for the same senatorial seat as Ferguson a nd Schmitz Tnlt ll•l-t -• llled wltll OW (..Qynly Cltr'-Of Ofenoe C.0Uflly -,.,.,, Merell• 1971 P110ll•1*' Or-CO<l>I O•llY Ptlol. P'1- TlllS lla'*'-11 we1 11100 Wtlh lhe Co11n1v Cte<t of Or.M\99 c"""IY ''" March 10, 1'1t. March •). "· »-Al>fll l, .. ,. Pvbll\het O•llV P1191, .. ) 11 A.UICn U, If, J6 -'°""" 2, lt7S "I AM fearful that by acquiescing to the l'ynical tactics for which Butcher and Ford (sic) are noted, that you could _....., ..... ....,~-.-;.;;.;. ........ -.. .. now help hand over our 36th SenatorauJ District to that ~ame Dem ocrett. Pei g u son wrote I n c umbent Oenna ~ Carocntt.•r , a H e publican. is not r un ning agam for that seat PREP ARA TIOH OF TAX RETURMS '-·~ Tu rl-i!MJ Martin t Schnever Allorney ar Law 'Ol')I"'''"'' -1·h"'1 f-'1.1t:lll( Al:CCN' i,t ' ~OA '••1io1Jn ..,..r.••• <" l • ...,., '.,...,()hi Prr.1-.-.. 01 r •• l•• i .. 1 ,~1 t.f·'Uf• U'> '•• ~ • '<> LI-.:. ~v~ c.c.u, PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOU~ IUSIHfU NAME STATEMENT fh• toUOWlftQ "''M>" ., .. OutnQ C)U~tOP\\ •\ SHELL BERN lNTtMl'ql!,t~, 136t.1 "'• S•n G11, M fl\tOn ~'•IU. C•Htom•• ,.,.,) b•rn .. rd JO\t>Ph Wooltwr '821 W•rw1< k Cut If l • P•1m• C•l•torru• 'lo.ll Micr,.t• Couwn Mo,, ... 1.l61l V•• S.n Gtl M1\eion V•vW C •11fotn1• ••1\ l n1 .. Ou\1tlP\l t' < unOu( lrd by • QllMf•f p.e••U•t\n1p Bti'FWtd J Wootn•-r TP\1\ \lat...,...,t 'N•\ fllt>O w ort ,,_.. (aun1y C.t•n ol Or•noe C..Ovnty Of' M•rct1 1 Jt11 Pu01t\'-d '-""•"~ l.u.\t 0.1ly f>1kU, M4H< n ), U " l& 1•11 Ill II PUBLIC' NOTICE Tactics m lhe Slemons l·ampa1gn included cit rng the support of the heads ot several groups "rthoul 1odicating thctt ~':!:.:, •;:·.P• ... ~ 1 F~c:~T~~!:~!':::~ tht>y wert' one und the 831 1164 r .... •0110 .. io111 .,..,...,n. •r .. oo"'"' :;am e person But cher • t1u•·~~!~'::ou .. Etlt 11\ M•""" later said then• were ----------.,.--,--1Av"""• tJ••I>@• htdno C••••orn•• so m e tactics 1n that :.r• • -----•11>61p,., • .,,1 <.o•po••••un .. l' am pa I~ n th a l h l' I • C•to•o·n·· t11•11orat1on. 1~JJ f<oy•I re~rettcd. .• i P•r1~~ ~:~~~~~ ,'.;'~'.':.',:~ :~!\,.. Replied Schmitz. ·'The Po••••on unly way the DcmQCrat::. PtNAUl 1 coRPOR•110"1 will be able tO win lhlS IS ; ~~=~':" PoMull 1( we Republicans fight ,. co~~·,•,·~~:,..~·,• ~:.:n:;:·~ .. :~'.~ ~~ and therefore I refuse to .. Martn, m1 ( I g h t w i t h .. H t• publit•an • • llOI EllT I.. ~ll(f., IE\O STllAOLINC. 'YOCCA CAllL\ON •M llAUTH Class Set • lSt s,.,,. Ml.-i DY , •lOl New~IN<ll.CAf,_ .. .. • ~ • ,\'ii Puouv'l'CJ <>•n<JP CN\I 0.11., P••of M•<cn S. 11 1t ?• 1~11 M• II PUBLIC NOTICE HF.RB • •• FR IE DL\' [)ER • FICTITIOUS IUSIHESS HAM! STATEMIEHT On Care Of Dyin~ • • .. IS '1 .\KI:\{; • '"' lollowon9 o.rwr., ••• oo.ro11 L RE.\T DE:~.\l .. S • Ou\l~~,~~lflOAPl~ •JIJ HOICHt,. • FREE C t•P'"'"' (..t'lfQ6'nl•CfObJO • ' Outi. P1rt•f' cif'll: o.-~-.0~111. lOl'•) 1. h e 11 u "" I l h • • qu""'"!I !,pr,,.,., l •rw, Hur\lol\QIOR , u 50 • "~•'"' C•hfotn 1• •11>.tt Profess ional and Death, • C .\1.:-. • Jamo ~'"""• 10111 Runn•nv tourse , which oil ers • (Jf-" (, \~ • i:.;,'(I~~;.;.~:· Hut1frnQron U••<n cont 1n uing education .. °'''hU'to .,,,•II"''' .. t-..,. ••t•V••h• • lf'11 ~ bU\1~ .. \\ "'Unduttp(f b~ • cred it for r eg islered • or c )11. ( ·11 \' c; 1·:"' • 1im11'"" ';;.:~~:~~~0,."'-0.·•ko.·• nurses, will be offered at lt •• .. rummr-b>thr/ .. lnro '"' • fll>S lldh ..... nf Wot\ fll•<J Wiii\ ""' Sadd l eback Col l e~l' it ...... , ... .., .... ,.,..,,., • ~:~::;1 c1~;~· ''' o ..... 11" Cnu"" on beginning March 28 • e HON DA e • "*'' T 11 • t.ti..o ...... "f\hd • PvbhVY"d U..d11'4'" lo.HI Udti~ P1tot h c cou r sc w I VI.! .. ).)1 nn ............ ,, .... 1,. Mdr• n ) \1 ·~ lb '"'" ... ,. taught by D1x1e Bullock it* * * * * • .,, * * * • •• on Tue s days a n d• M G·TRllJMPH ! T hursdays through May • e J ,. G 1 'AR • from 7 lo 9 p m ,. " ~ ! Current lhl'one::. and,. FIAT·LA!\'CIA • ways of workine with ,. 11:1u11:,,,.,.,.11i.., the terminal pat1eiat will •• ;; ;1:., ;·; .. ;·r;·.,, ;' ~-~; be d i scus.scd G uesL • •• TOYOTA e • speakers will co\ler re .. , ... !(................... • lated topics, incJudmg it •···-··'"" u ..... • the hospice concept. •* * * * * * * * * * * -. manistenng to the dying • \IO f O Kl lO\l J • andlhcd)ingch1ld :t'i.\l.ESt\ l{f.'I \L~• Further Hlformation m:snn I ,0\\ • may be obta1rted by call· ,._ -· _ ___ • • I n g the co 11 e g e . s • .,, , 7' '• I 'I .11111 • Di v 1 s 1 on of 11 ea I th !* * * * "' • * * *, "' * -. Scicnces and Ceron • IJEASING e f' I 8 9 00 Jt-\U ,. ... ,.., tQ,. 11• A r'h1Mr•h< fl: to ogy al 31 7 or• .... , ~t ... , ,,. ........ ..,... , ... ., 495·4950, extension 281 .. .>:t7·i777 t:,t. fiOO • .............. P UBU(' NOT ICE l'ICTITIOUS IUSINES\ HAM( STATf.MENT PUBLIC NOTIC't: STATEMENT 01' AIA .. OONMENT OF 1.15£ 01' l'ICTITIOOS llUSINES\ H .. M( ,,,,.,. P UBLIC NOTICE l'ICITIOVS IUSIN&SS NAM• STATllMENT rti. tollowtno DffW. IS OOln,i bu~,. n..u ., DE$tGH 8VtLD CONSULTANTS. lOt w AOJim•, Hunl11191on 8c•<h. C•lllornl• m. T llom•• C••IQ ~ol>>on, lOt ¥1' AO•m\, H..,.llnQlon IMec;ti, C.lllOfl\<• •1 ... T"'' bu,,,...,''" conowcttid by A." '" d1•t1du•t r"°"""'c·"-ln .... \tl~t W•J fll9(f 'fl'1fh th-ft Counly Cl••t.. 01 0r•"91 County o,. ""•"" ... lt/I l'fUU l'ul>to\Na Or"'nvo c ..... 1 O.lly 1'110< ,...,,., "· ,, _...,,,.111, •. ,,,. PUBLIC NOTICE f'•CTtTIOUS 8 USINfS.S NAME STAT•MENT f ft• rollOWll\Q per\,On~ .. ,. dOtft.41 bu\•n•u •s THE EXTRA MILE •. JUI l'lne !>l•HI, trv1"". C.t1lornl• "'" M•r -s WllpnlCI<, ltHS C.tl-re> """'·Tort.,..., C.ttlforn4• ti~ w.,,.., C DHn, Jr. 1'll Plr>e \lrHI. trvino. Celllornla •V14 )•"''¥ D How.,, 201• Vtt.•• C•uoa1. Nrwport Boech. C.l1lorn•• ,11>60 l f\1\ buune'' '' conducted b' • ll•M<al P•tln."NP M•rl< S. Wepnit~ Tn" •l•t..,,,...t ••• •lhod wttn Ow Count, (let~ ot O••no<o County Oft ,,...,. .. 10, .. ,. M .. lllt S WA,...ICIC tMt WllllMre llW, ... .... ,,, NIHt. Celltwooo• Wlll .,.t_ Pul>il•lleel 0r.,_ C-it 0.•IJ Pilot, ,...f(I\ 11, lt,2'-A~H2. U11 PUBLIC NOTICE l'l(TITIOOS IUSIMES\ NAME STATEMUIT .... ,. 1 nr 101to..w1nq CH!r\.on\ •te: 6o•"Q b\l\j""'' i'\ ROC.UES C.ALLeR'f 1400 !J Co .. I Hwy L-&...:II, CAlllO<'f\•• fl•H V1r1J1n•• ~ui., 107' ~•I ~. CO>t• Me,., C.lltornl• .,_ OoH\ S ,..etson, 01 C•tl~ F•m•h•o1 \.., <:ttmentt. (.elllornta mn ~~IP ... tllno. 111S S C.o .. t H•y • L•Qun• BH<h, C.lllor,.•• '1~51 Don"•°"'*'"· :11>4 »rono Pl«~. C.o\le Mn•. C.lllorno• t:Z.2' P•lll Aoo, 1112 S..•w1 .. o Or • lonQ 8•<>th. C.ttl~nl• 90903 S•H1,.. Pitfson, aHl 9rv•nt 01 • Huntington lkM<".~•111°'"'" 9~•1 Tf11\ bU11f'Wn, '' conciuc tP-d oi; ie oent"r•I pertnf'r\hlp OO<V>.t °"~"" l h1, ''•l.,,..nt ,..,~ ••tf'd .. ,,h ff'W!> Count.,. C••n ot OronQt> C.ouf'\tv 01t ,...,th ·~ .. ,. .. ... ,. Publ•\Nr•I 7. f , lt11 100011 Pl Bl.I{' NOTICE rn .. IOllCH<lnQ ""''"'" h•v~ •IMn "IC TITIOUS •USIHIESS clon•d lllr> ~ 01 I~ lt<l1t1~ bu"nt•\\ NAMI STATE ME HT HARBER FLOOR COVERING CARPET SHEET VINYL HARDWOOD• JM• TRINATTA frff Estfmalft 7 43 W . lmer. Costa Mna ems 1s1.3211 ha"141 'nt* 1011ow 1no C>ftr\On'\ IHP OO•f'O I• ATHn:AF"L•o,,.~E(Ro~',1.~~pt~~~:.~ bu\m""' 4~ n n • ~ fRVINE 0(1'fTAl (EqAMI(') 91&'JI ••tt fJ.u,.,. Avto Suit,. = 169 f0\,141 T"• F=1cc1t1ou\ 8~"'n"'' Niemf"' ,,. Mt•\,,. (.j11IU0tn1• •"620 t•rred to Mx>¥• •• , fllfld '" 0f"oln()I Ur1..an A H 'lf SSS P•ut•rtl'h> .. CoYnty on t>My l1I 1•1• ·'A 711. Co.I• ML .... (.,ltfor~••9i.~ Oo""td W Wright 41• ()gt• Sire.I Oon ti Cl'l•Plon. t819 SamM (Ml• Mfs.& '-*'dornlrl, t1'11 Sfrl'ittl, (O'\l• Mio\.\ C•1tfor-n1it 91&1• E 101oa M Wru~n1. 4.f 0Qlf' ~lrHt 1 h1 '-bu\•tw\1 •• \.OinOu< trod oy i Coit• M~w C..llfOtf\la •2'11 Of'n*'•' ,,.,,,.,.rvt'O '"''' bu\UW"\\ W.l\ c.ond\1<1f'd by •" 9,,.,. R HUI 1no1.,1dua1 J ,,1, \>fa1..,,.,.....t ••\ ••ff'Cf wt"' ,,... Oon.JIO W Wr•Qllt County Cluk of O••nqe C:O.-.ty on Thi• Slal..,_I WA\ folf'O w olrl f7W' M U<fl U, 1•11 County Cl•rk ol Oro11n09 Govn•• on ,,...,. .. ' .. ,. • f> ,.., I&. ~fOVl"O hu'tt•nO of M rs ;C..tro•n •,..n,o. IOY•nq f•tNr of •ubrey ,A ,.. I\ •• ~' M 1h Mery LH An""' •.,""'., \u'"'"""d by "'' PrrffHtt•. Mr cl CM''\ l "'d\-ty Ann..t'-''"•' Mi'\ M•ry ~ • Al\t\.l· Vt\•l•t•>n ~..,,'<ff\' 1 SPM r f"i I 'lPM di 0 C:.Of'lr..-.t l "''WN M1il'O (lift,,rt1 M"rt1n Sttrn.-.. 't!ll•Q Pc...,,J~'""'" R ... r "' J ounlr1·n V'~•• f'• C~ll' rT'• t ~J11JI c .. o'°" L ...,. .... , u:n s.oci1 .. ,,., l..•n" Yorbil l.•"ft1 C.•htOfnt• •:i.a. fhi\ t)U\•n.p\\ ~\ Candu<tf'd by •n In d .,,,ch.i.tl 1'6~t I~~~~~~~~!!!!!~~~~~~~~!!!!!~~~~~~~~~~ o ...... , A c_..,. 90I u M .. .., .. I· W• Do Ow Own IMtalatlom F•1Ut Pu1>1m...., Or~ c .... 1 O.ny f>••ot I' >Ott M•rcll 1t, >•-AP<111 9, •U• Putth'~ Or~ c.o.,t D•••r Pt1ot tn.l.t '• M•r< h U , ., J• M+d Aprtl 1 It/I :,.,,, • ._,_..,, l))Cll A ltt1.A J•.-t•w.er .~111ri.t MflH fUl'V-r,41 ~,,. t ft M~n •*, t l A '4 •t Mouftl 0 1 0 11w .. ._ lvth•r..tn l<.J "''" J.e111 (hrt\..,ntA Ot M1, •\IC'lh -.,: u 10 I,_,,., rn .. nl f: I f f.rO •<;_•"1•1"1'Y 0 ((,"n•r l•'lm·• U1ll\ ,,,.,.. ,., ...... no fti(lf.t\ . , .. McCObUCll ...OITU41Uf$ Laguna Beach 494 9415 Laq1ina H 111 ... 768 0933 San Juan Cap1str,1no 495 I 776 .. lTZ·IHGHOH FUMtUl HOM! Comna del Mar 673-9.450 Co~la Mec;a 646 2424 HUllOADWAT MOltTU4•Y 110 Br9adwav COSte Me~a • 6-42-9150 SMfTM.TVTHIU..uMI WfSTCU!fl CHA"1 -427 E 17th St Cosra Mesa • 6-46 4888 Santa Ana Chaoe1 518 N Broadway S1:1,,1aAna • 547 4131 P'IPCf POTHlU SMITT4S' ..otl'U4U 627 Main SI Huntington Beach 536-6639 PID.AMILY COl.ONIAL PUMIU&. MOMI 7801 Bolsa Ave Wntm1n11er 8~3-3525 'AClfltCo YllW ldWOlfAL 'AY, Cemet.erv Mortuary Ch1ptl 3~ P1cmc V1c1111 011~ N.wport CaMornra 8'4·2700 C l•IU lt"'"p h ,,~r\ qi) .. '1 P~•J•rnorrt q"' Ct ~'h>"'"''"' Y11 •., (.dlW>rn1• l111Jt. '""" ou•urv \\ \ Of-.d"' t;oo o., f'lf\ '' O -'•tfudf (t•ttorO M O~r,....\ f ri .. ,,,,,..,,..,...,.. ll'W•t"-• '"" ..,. 1h .,... Counl., e r,...., nl Or :t"0t Cl"jumv n" r f btu.Ary 11 1't8 Puri.I ,~ Or 1'1'1" (oot,t I .. .i, Ptlt\t '•·h Jt. Ano MM \ I] 1q llit:"' '"'-'H P lJBLIC NOTICI:: I' ICTITIOIJS 8USIHESS H .. ME nATEMENT f hf' to11nw1ne1 pf"r\on~ ,.,,, do1nq bu\lr.eu A~ THE l'Rt5TIN[ PORSCHE IH Uh Sfrtft. Hun11noton 8•tl<h C•IHornoA 976411 R)rf\.-.rd 5 ThOrOf'. 1'90 Co,.-\1("' Pl • Co\!"""'"'· C.tlfomi• •~2• Cr •ill W lhompso,. i.01 E\pf•n•(I" Rt-donOo 0f'!.tC". C"liffltt\IA '°'" T"if bu""•''-u. <Ondu<IMf b'f .. 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THIS DEDICATED TEAM GAVE FREELY OF THEIR TALENTS AND TIME, AND CREATED THE FINEST IN FINISHING TOUCHES TO THE BEAUTIFUL MODELS. VERY SPECIAL THANKS TO ORANGE COUNTY.RESIDENTS AND FRIENDS FOR THEUl ENJHUSIAStlC SUPPORT Corporate Office & Newport Beach Branch 4001 MacArthur Blvd. 92660 . (714)833-8383 OF LIVE THEATllE STATE MUTUAL SAVINGS ~DLOAN ASSOCIATION SINCE 1889 HOWARD A:. SI EGEL, President , ]. INSIDE: •Real Estate •Entertainment -.. • DAILY PILOT Fullerton's ~uhhle Finally Bursts, 61-58 Irish, DePaul Collide LAWRENC1';, Kan <AP> I Digger Phelp!> or Notre Dani!.' and DePaul's Hay Meyer say the team that dominate!> the re bounding will wm their Midwest Regional champ1onsh1p game to- day and advance lo the fmal four of the NCAA basketball tournament ··we have to slav with them on the bo::irds," Mr)er. the 64 year old <'C>a C'h1ng patri<irch, said Saturday "If "t' get out rebounckd. '-'l' an• out of bus1· nei-s ·· "Hay 1s right, · s:it<I Phl•lps I "WhoC'vt•r c·tinlrols lhl• hoards • controb thl• game'" I DePaul and Notre Dame planned to use thl• sanw startmg lineups they did in hanJ.fought On T\I Today Channfl'I ·I at I i\I idwtt-.t Ht•gion.il 'idoril•s f-n 11.iy night For Notn· Dame. 1t \\ill bl· lhl'h Branning, a former Marina ll1 g h 1ltunt1ngto n Il e a l·h J s l•rndoul .ind Don \\ti hams ,..., g1wnh and Kcllv T rt puc k a . 0,1 \'l' Bat ton an cl llrun• FlmH"1s uµ front DaVl' for/IOl', Liil' 6 root 11 250 pound "l·nwr <'l'ntt.'r v. 111 be Jotnect b~ guard'> H,tndy Ramsey and Gary <:arlanl.'P.tUl Phl•lp-.. n·.1dtly ;igrn ·d that his hlJ.!J::l'S I WOii' "':t'> t1~·uring somt' \\ J.\ 111 1·cn1t.11n ('or11n1'. \\ho s1·011·d lfi po1nh tn Dl'i'aul'-, 'Ill H!l douhlt• O\ l'l'l1m1• v1tl1tr.\ "' l'r l.ou1 ... v1lll• Vr 1d.1\ 1111.!hl ~otn• Dume bl'<tt l 'lah fl!) 511 "That's our 1ob," s aid Phelp~ 'llow do Wl' stop ('oninC''1 " The two M1dwt·~l finuhsls met ;it South Rl·nd, Ind this sc>ason in the 62nd mf'l•t1ng of a :.t'fll''> dJt1ng baC'k to l!Jl2 The Hlul' Ol•mons. \\1th C"f)n1nc ..,coring 2.1 1>otnt:-., prt•\a1kd li!J Ii~ 1n over- / tune , r>l ,ht ob-..l·r\'l•r s, inc luding Mc.> er. gl\e till' 22 Ii fn<;h the 1..·dge 111 ht•nth !>ln·ngth O\'<'r lhl• :!7·2 third rankt•d Blut• Dt•mons . ALBUQUERQLE, NM (AP) Arkansas coa<'h Eddie Sulton said he wanted his Razorbacks lo blow out Cal State Fullerton's upstart Titans But he uid he'd "lake" a three-point victory because 1t got them one step closer to fullilhng their dream. "Wt>'d like to have won going away." said !'iutlon, who has buill Arkansas into one or lhe country's lop basketball powers m onl}' four years Hut he addl•d. · All that really mattered was the final score" that had Arkansas on top 61 58 m the f.'ar West rtnals of the NCAA basketball playoffs. "I'm very thralled for our team," he said. "After the Wake Forest loss in the NCAA last year, we set our goals not to win the conference, but to wtn the national title this year. We're stil~ on <·ourse." 8 u t he admit t .e d that Fullerton's unranked, un- heralded Tilans gave him some anxious moments m the second half of lhe Far West finals. "Give Fullerton credit," he said ''They're a gully group of ,-......,:.~_.>: ·~ t I ••• 't-1 ~-AFI'~ FULLERTON'S MIKE LINDEN TURNS FROM RON BREWER. young men and could well be 'go ing to St. Louis mslead or us." The Titans used a devastatmg full · court press to force 15 second·halC turnovers and take the momentum away from the Razorbacks. In lhe end, it took a clutch basket by the Hogs· Ron Brewer with 1:24 lo go to keep Arkansas' hopes for a national crown alivt?. "It's the old bit about gelling ahead too much, too soon," said Sutton of the 15 µoint f1rs t·halr lead the Razorbacks let slip away in the final 20 minutes "We played as well as we can In the first half and It was natural for us not to be as sharp at the start of lhe second hair " When the game lightened up in the CinaJ minutes, Sutton said he kept telling his players. "You've come this far and this is the thing we've worked for all season long. Let's don't throw 1t away " Fullerton coach Bob Dye, who led the Titans past two national- ly ranked teams to gel to Arkansas, said· •· 1 could never 1n 100 years be more proud of this bunch of kids. They never quit and stayed in the baJlgame despite almost being blown out in the first hair." The victory cli n c h ed Al"kansas' first appearance in the championship semifinals of the NCAA tourney, which will be held next weekend in St. Louis. The Hogs will take on top. ranked Kenlucky Saturday In St. Louis T)le Wildcats downed Michigan State 52·49 earlier Saturday 1n th e Mideast See Fulllerton, Page B·Z Kentucky Gets a Boost From New Kid in Town DAYTON, Ohio !J\P J Ken lucky ha~ thre<.> starting Sl·ntors to anchor its team, but it 's been transfer student Kyle Macy who has given the top ranked Wildcats lht' boos t they 've needed m lhC'1r !-iear<:h for their first NCAA basketbull lilll' since 1958 Ma cy J sophomore who tran..,fl'rr <•d fro m Purdue p)asc.>d a hl'r'()':. role aguin 1n the NCAA playoffs for the Wildcats. !>Coring ninl.' putnts in tht• IJsl six minute.., Salurd•Y to 1>&1cc Ken lucky Co a 52·4!* victor} over M 1chigan Std le 1n th<' M 1dea~t Regional rinals · I 'm thankful fo r Macy s clutch fr<•e thro" J'>('rformanC'e said Kentuck\ coat·h Jot' Hall who last w(·ek watched the sophomore rally his teammate>s in lhl.' '>l.'cond hulf against Florida State 1n the first round of lhc tournament Kentuckv v.a ... having f1r!-il half probl<.'ms ugain Saturday, hitting on 10 pcrcc•nt before in term1s s ion C'omparC'd to Michigan State's 58 percent Thl' Wildcats' offcnSl' withered when confronted with \\hat Jlall calll'd lhl• "best 1one> derensc I've e\Cr fac<•d as a roach Our tc<im km•v. what wa!> n l' l' cl e d . s ;11 d II ;• 11 , w hos I.' \\"llclc.•uts hurl 1ti-lowc:-.l st·onng total or thl• w a..,on Wr had lhl' It poise and the patience and we wanted this one bad "Now there is Jus t one thing left to do," continued Hall . refer· ring to his quest for the NCAA t1 lie. Michi~an State was bothered b) a Kentucky zone in the second half and also fell v1cl1m lo an offense which Hall claim'> ht· clrcumed up on the bt•nch · Spec1f1cally. il freed Macy to gt'l more shots in th(• second .h.alC ·We were JUsl tr) ing to find '>o mclhing to \\.Ork." said the K<·ntucky coach Experience was the key fac- tor " said Michigan State rnach Jud Heathcote, whose team starts tv.o fres hmen and a sopho more · You can :-.C'e Kl•n tucky's patience and 1n the end, thl') look advantage of '>e,cral errors on our oart " All but two of !\-t acy's i;><llnts :n the last Ii lG came at the foul ltn<' a s he It'd the Wildcats inlo th<.> NCAA 's championship semifinals next Saturday in St. Lou•~- Kentucky, which had fallen behind ofter s hooting only 40 percent from the field in the first half. finally went ahead on two free throv.s hy Mike P hillips "1th 7 U:! ldt in the game fo'rom that pomt. all of Ken- tucky 's points, exc<Jpt for a lhn•t•-poant pl::ay by Macy. were -;cored on frt"C UlrOW'$ ' It .,.. ru; the lowest scoring ef fort or the year for the WildcaLc;, who arc s et•king their first t-:CAA champ1on ... h1p s mce 1958. lltlllCHIGAH STATE ( .. I -Jol'ln"°n 6. KtlMr t• ll•t>(enl I Donnelly 1 C.Mom1n 10 O.••ln • TOlll\ 11 ~ ••• .. IE HT fj(I( v uu c. ... n, I• Robey • Phtlllp\ 10. -• II L • 1 !>"•Oler l To~I\ II 16 I~ \1 H•llhf'l"lf' M1tt\1QAn St•le 11 l(t'nluc"y U F oultW:t ~ut DonMllY h4nm~n Tot•• tout1 M><ll•o•n S141P "· K~nluOy \~ "' \).HI "lf we could play our first five ag:ltnst their first hvo I bet wed win," -.aid Mcver "But if 1t was our 10 again:-.t their 10. it could bto> a d1frerent story One thmg "e nm 't clo 1s get in a rough and tumble g am<• with them J!l'lltng a lot ol fouls Ir W<' get in foul trnuhll'. 11 s all O\ c·r for us " BuJ, Fullerton's Slingslwt Had 'em Buzzing Hatton the ti 9 ccntc>r for\\Jrd, \\ill ... hnul<lt·r a LtrJ.!l• burden or lhl' n.•spons1htl1t :,. in tr~ tng to s lop Cor11nl' Duke Battles Villanova Five PROVIDENCE. H I I AP> Duke IS b1g but Villanova is qu1C'k That'' \\hat tht' C'Oarhrs ~;11d about thl•1r ll•am-; on lhe e' e of lodar·s "-:C \/\ Easl tC'g1onal bask~·tball f1n,1I <Chan ne llatlla.m 1 Tht>1r lt'am • .., a lot h1gger than Indiana Jnd a lot b11~ger than wt• arc. Villanova r oach Rolhe Mass1m1no said Saturday · llopC'fully our c1u1 r knC's'i will make up for our lack of siz<' " "But they're ranked seventh m the country and we're not l'Ven ranked. so it 's going to be a ch::tllcngt\" Massimino s aid Duke coach 0111 Foster. whose kam 1s slightly f:1vored. said. "Maybe the paper height 1sn 'l ther£>, but they (Villanova ) played awfully big and the q uickness Is there " Whe>n you think of ..i sl'hool as u n r e kn 1rn n e d a., cal Slat t• l Fullcrt11n 1 ,.:01nJ.! aj.!ain ... l lht• ltkl's of N('\\ MC'x1to, LSI-' anti Arkansas in the> NCAA bas ket ball playoffs. 1t 1~ enough to make one shuddrr ll 1s. lo me. 11kl' sending a ~parrow aj!a1nsl a hawk , a falcon and an e>aglr Or having J row boat try to surv1v<' altack bv .,horc baltl'rles. air strtke an;I <lPs l r oyer Or h.inng a Ch1hua huJ dog f1 g hl \\llh a Chov. (;(•rman ..,h~'pard and a Doh1:rma n Would vou ht•! on a butte rfly lo 011trl) an l'aglc ' Would you expect me to wm a mile in a race w1th F1lbcrt Ray1 , Ste ve Scott and John Walker? Would you have SC'Ot a troop or Hoy Scouts to a ssault Mt Sunbachi" Y cl Cal State <Fullerton I, fur ing the s ame odds a s lh« aforementioned s parro\\. row boat. Chihuahua dog. butterfl~ and \Hiter. put its unheralded basketball lt'am on the court to do battle with those-nat1onall\ ranked gohaths from Nl•w Mex ico. San Fran c isco and Arkansas That Full<'rlon heal two of tlH>Sl' lhr('e and had a chanct! to mah• 11 d clean Y..Wel'p is to me urll' or lite v.onder:-. or modern s1mrt s history Frunkly, v.hen I thought of C'SF playing any or those highly regarded baskethall foes my mind immediately imagined Gl("'"' WIHTE "'HITE W,.\SH IJmhs and the slaughterhouse . slingshots against tanks ; baby chicks against hons. But 1t didn't turn out that wuy not even Saturd<iy when C'SF cast 1ls lot against 30-game w1nnc·r Arkan:-.as CSF <·oulct have won the game, and might have 1r Arkansas hadn't C'omc up with a big de· fens1ve play with nine seconds to play in the game. Americam Leading, 2-1 South Africans Triumph NASHVILLE <AP> As ex peeled, the old hands gave South Africa their rirst hope Saturday a nd, in the spirit of naltonalism that is paramount In the Davis , Cup, spoke up for their younger fellows who must try to wrest the advanla&e away from the United States today Frew McMiiian and Bob Hewitt, who hiive played out- at.andlng doubles for much of the last 11 years, beat Americans Fred McNair and Sherwood Stewart 6-0, 6·3, 6·4 lo give South Alrica one victory to the Americans' two. Vilas Gerulaltls beat South .A Irle a 's Bernie Mitton and Harold Solomon downed Byron Bertram in opt'nlnc 1ln1lea matches Friday nt1ht. The South African.a each won the . !Int set of thoae tour-ael matcbea. Gerulaltla mttta -. ... ,' Bertram and Solomon plays M1t ton today, and the Americans are expected to thumph ·Don't underrate our boys," said McMillan. "When they're on they can be nigh on to invins1 ble, as each showed in one set last night." Both the older men McMillan is 35 and Hewitt 38 have been coaching the younger men a bil ln the last week. ''That's the nice thing about the Davis Cup," said Hewitt. ··For once, your enemles are your teammates," The South Africans are in a way lumped together aa lhe enemy of those outside the Van- derbilt Gym where the Davis Cup matches are ~ln1 held. About 2,300 de1non.str~tor1 pro. tested oatsido Saturd~; aa.inst Soutb Africa's racial 1t1re1a· lion policy, som e or them yelllnc epi thets like "Racists" and 'Murderers" to people who en· tered the gymnasium. But as they have all week. the South Africans maintained that the flap out.side does not effect them. "A re they keeping in step?" Hewitt asked flippantly about the marchers out.side. But hadn't he thought about what was golng on regafding his own pre11ence t.Mre? · ·'I never hought about It In m y whole Ille." he said sarcastically. McMiiian trlt'd to toke the edge off hla partner's remarks. "Bob d0ttn't mean Lo be nip. pant," McMtllan said "Obvious· lt we'd like to treat it with levi· ty. But hone1Uy' we don't knOw .,..bat'• 1olne on outaldc." How did all th1\ h..ippen" Was Fullerton rrallv undcrral<.•d 1 Were the otht.'r<; 1;\l'rrall'd ., A ft er v. all'h1ng the teams v. arm up prior to t•ach or those lhrc<' m<itcht•s, I could only behc' e that onl' Fullc·rlon playe·r <Greg Hunch) was capable of making any of lhe three oppo- nents· starting lul<'ups It v. a<; like wat C'htng a ... toC'k car ~arminJ.( up for a ;,oo mile ra<'e with an Indy type racer Y et a hit nd of tl'amwork. :-.clf- conf1denct'. hU!>llt' dl'lt'rmma lion and t•xtra l'ffort n<.•gateri what '><'Cmcd lo bt' a lr<•mendou'> imbalance of ab1hty bc•lv.ecn Fullerton and those three NCAA opponents That. and "hat s urelv had to he a s tandout bit of coachmg by Rob Dye, gave folks who hke to cheer for the underdog plenty to holler aboul for three games in the NCAA Western regionals Whal that t<'am did can ser\'C as inspiration for all underdogs who seem to be going against Jn· surmountable odds Bob Dye and his pla) crs sure· ly have my uneond1tional respect and admiralion for what they did. If the m eek will really inherit the earth. th<' basketball team from Cal Stale (Fullerton) 1s now the owner or th1i; planet. Cana di ens Blitz Kings INGLEWOOD CAP> Jae ques Lemaire fi red In two goals anJi Guy Lafleur established a career single-season hlJ(h wilh his 56th goal as lhe Montreal Canadiens scored a 6·3 National Hocker Lea1ue victory over Los ,Angela Saturday ni1ht. Lafleur also added an assist rui the Canadlens won thelt sixth straight eame. The loss reduced the second-place Kln~' margin to only two pc>ll'lts over third· place Detroit in the Norris Dlvlaion. LemJire drilled his 30th 1oal of the 1eason al\er 2:40 of play on a rebound shot. It marked the 11.ltth Ume he hu scored 30 coals to a aeuon, Lemaire made it 2-0 almost flve minutes later when he bta1ted 35-footer past Los An1et KOall•ROJie Vachon • • I -~~ CARLOS PALOMINO SLUGS MIMOUN MOHATAR. Palomino Tops Foe Mohatar Stopped by TKO in 9th LAS VEGAS <AP > Wellerwei~hl champion Carlos Palomino of Huntington Beach ~ays he had been selertive with his punches Saturday in his ninth-round ''1ctory over Mimoun Mohatar 1n a World Boxing Council title bout Palommo said he had m1ured his right hand in the second round. and as a result. 'I wa~ tryinR to make everything count that l threw from the right · · Palomino stopped Mohatar at 57 Seconds of the ninth ro und Palomino said he was supnsed at the staminn of the 28-year-old Mohatar. He knocked Mohatar down in lhe fourth round but the Morrocan quickly scrambled to his feet. "When r hit him in the rourth round 1 thou~ht, 'That's it'," Palomino said. "l was pret.ty surprised when he came right back up "In the first round he hit me. It was a ri~hl hand. I wasn't re· al ly expectlng i t ." said Palomino. who lost only lhe Ont round to Mohalar on the jud1es 5Coring ca.rd.<> Palomino. making his second title defense in hve •Mb, knocked down Mohalar with a aavage flurry oC lerta and ritht.s to lhe Morrocan's head Mohatar :-.crambled up, but 1t was obvious he was finished. "I nsked him. 'Are you ready lo fitO.,, .. said referee Charli~ Roth "He shook his head 'No.· ·1 asked him. 'Can you finish~' and he shook his head 'No."' Palomino also knocked do~ Mohatar late 1n the fourtt( round v. 1th another left hook fhe challenger took the mand atory 8-count p n lomtno, 147, lost the first. round Mohatar Jarred the champion with a quick right·lef'tl to the head and then wltt\ another right after missing a,· left. Palomino stumbled back~ obviously shaken. the area un der his right eye beginning t a well. In the third round. Palomino~ a notoriously slow starter, begal\ an offensive tbat was to las\ t.hd rest of the right. A deliberate boxer, the cbam• pion moved Mohalar to the ropes and banged home lefts and nghL'I to lhe body In an effort lo wear down the Monocan. Despite t h e punishment, Mobatar fought back with.head ahOt.s bllt just. didn't have tho firepower to keep Palomino away. . .. .. ft OA:l 'f PILOT Sunday. Mttetl 19. ff7'1 .,. "-'• FOUR ARMS .Jim Clounce, University of Arkansas torn ard. <.ippear::, to ha .. e four arms and hands as a Cal ~tall' 1 fo'ullertonl player comes from behind dunng '\C \A tw \\est r ci::1onal dwmpionsh1p <1l Albuquerque ~aturd;n FUILERTON • • • <-ontinu~ f'rom Page B· l l<t·g1onal finals Arkansas, which boasts a 31·3 mi.11 k. bwlt a 15·potnt first.half lead behind the hot-shooting Brewer. But the Titans, the Cin- derella team of the NCAA playoffs, staged one of their typical, wild second-half com· ebacks to throw a scare into the Razorbacks. The Titans, down 39-24 at the half. used a hustling full-court oress lo force turnover after turnover by the Razorbacks <ind climbed back into the con- test. The Titans outscored the Bakersfield Nabs State JC Crown LONG BEACH Don Youman scored 27 points Satur- day night to lead Bakersfield College to a 100-85 victory over the City College of San Fran- cisco in the large schools cham· pionship game of the stale JC basketball tournament at the Long Beach Arena. Todd Ward add~d 22 points and Manuel Calvin and Dean Jones scored 14 points apiece for Bakersfield, which finished the ~eason Wlth a 33-2 record. James Sheppard led CCSF, which finished with a 22-11 mark, with 29 points. Jerry Ocasio added 16 points for the Rams. Bakersfield led at halltime 50·46 and pulled away in the second half for the relatively easy victory. Guard Ed Saunders hit a 12· foot Jump shot at the buzzer to give Merced College a 53-52 vlc- torv over Menlo in the small schools championship game. Kurt Townsend, brother of UCLA's Raymond Townsend, gave Menlo a short-lived 52·51 lead by scoring on a driving layup with seven seconds re. maining Razorbacks 11-2 durmg d seven minute stretch early 1n the second half to draw within six points of the Razorbacks al 43·37. Fullerton kept chipping away down the stretch, finally catching Arkansas and taking 1ls only lead in the contest with l : 43 to play when guard Keith Anderson hit a jumper from the corner to put lhe Titans on top 58-57. Following Brewer's clutch basket, Fullerton got two last opportunities to win the contest. With about one minute to play. Anderson missed two s hots from the floor and Arkansas con- t rolled the r e bound of the second. The Razorbacks brought the ball down and went into a stall The Titans were forced to foul Ron Brewer with 20 seconds to go. But Fullerton was not over the foul limit and Arkansas wasn't able to go to the free throw line. Then, with 13 seconds lo play, Fullerton fouled Jim Counce. The Arkansas forward missed the front end of a one-and-one and the Titans controlled the re· bound and raced downcourt. But Anderson turned the ball over as he went up for a s hot and Razorback Sidney Moncreif slapped the ball away. The ball was fed to Counce and he iced the Arkansas victory with a layup at the buzzer. The loss ended a fairy tale season for tbe Titans. They bad only f"mished third in the P.acllic Coast Alhletic Conference but earned a berth in the NCAA tournament by winning the league's post-season tourney. The Titans then upset na- tionally-ranked New Mexico in the first round of the Far West tourney and upended San Fran- cis co Thursday ni~hl in the regional tourney semifinals CAL STATE ,ULLEltTON IMI Bunch ' H"n•n 11, SNtw Z, AllCHrson 23, Llnotn 2, Hlltt 11 Tot•lllS .,_11 SI. AlllCANSAS (61) -~nco '· ~lph u. Sclwlll 10, Brewer 22, Monc:rltrl 11 To1el' 2' 3-6 61. Hallll--Arkani.H 2t, Fullerton Stal• 7'. Total lovls-Fultarlon Slate ll, Arkanws 1'. A-18,t~. Today's TV Slate 10~25 a.m. (ll) -DODGERS BASEBALL -The Montreal Expos meet the Dodters in an exhibiUoo game at Vero Beat:b. 11 a.m. (7) -GOLF -Final round or play in the Touma. ment Players Championship. (4) -NCAA BASKETBALL - The East Regional final from Providence, RI between Duke and Villanova. 1 p. m. (2) -CHALLENGE OF THE SEXES -Skiina, table tennis and skateboardin1 are featured in today's segmenf. (4) - NCAA BASKETBALL -The Midwest Re~onal final from Lawrence, Kan. belween Notre Dame and DePauJ. (5) - ANGELS BASEBALL -The Milwaukee Brewers meet the Antels in an exhibition 1ame at Palm Springs. 1 :30 p.m. (7) -WOMEN'S GOLF -Final round play m an LPGA tournament from Rancho Bernardo in San Dieeo. 1.45 p.m. (2) -NBA-BASKETBALL -The San Antonio Spurs meet the SuperSonicg in Seattle. 2 p.m . (13) -TENNIS -The singles final in the Volvo Ctusk at WashinCtOD, DC. 3 p.m. (7) -AVTO llACING -NASCAR's Atlanta SOC>, taped at Att.nta International Raceway earlier. (4) - SPORTSWO&LD -Tbe U.S. armed forces boxing cham· plouhls-, t.-pecl •l Camp Lejeune, NC. Also. the world lnvita. tlonal aerial acrobaUc akilQC cbamplonablpti, taped at Seefeld, Auttrla. 4 p.m. (2) -SPOaTS SPEaAL -FifW'e skat.era from caoada anct the U.S. vie ln the World Skate Cballeofe, a team mm~Uon taped tn AUuta. (7) -WIDE WOllLO Olt SPOaTS ..:!::. Su.gar 1\11 IAonard m..U Javier Munla ln a scheduled eJ1bt- l"OOJld welter'W aht bout, taped It New Hnen, Conn. ~ S11rf s Jokerst S Evolution of the Goalie By ERNIE CASTILLO Of 1119 o.llf ,.llet Stall '1 n the early days of soccer. goalkeepers seemed lo be cast in the same mold as the ball round, soft and destined. to be kicked. More often than not, it wasn't skill but lack or such that determined who would be stuck guarding the net. By the nature of their work. they wt-re traditionally known as soccer's outcasts. Since they played only defense and were the only players not running up and down the f1eld constantly. they were easily ignored and frequently forgotten. Dave Jokerst. a Costa Mesa resident who has been a goalie ever smce he took up soccer at age 11 , symbohzes the evolution of the position. At 6·3 and a muscular 195 pounds, he has quick reflexes. a college educa- tion and could seemingly play not only any po~1lion in soccer but any sport as well. · It used to bt-, the :-.lowest playcr or fattest kid on the team would have to play goal," says the California Surf net-minder. "Now, one of the best athletes Is the goalie." A seven-year pro who will be in action this afternoon at 2 when the Surf meets Seattle m a pre-league game at Mission Vie- jo High, the 30-year-old Jokersl read lly admits he took up goalkeeping more by accident than by aspiration. "I was a typical American kid who didn't know what soccer was," he says, recalling his in· troduclton to the sport as a St. Louis youngster. "I was just lookmg for something to do in the wmtcr while waiting for baseball so I JOmed a friend on a soccer team. "I was gmng to be a nghl fullback before I sprained an ankle and couldn't run,'' he laughs "So 1 asked to be goalie. I guess I've been one ever Sin Ct'." Following a successful col· legrntc career at St. Louis University, Jokerst Joined ~he St Louis Stars in 1969 lead!ng the North American Soccer League in saves that year with 111 The next few years weren't as rosy. He saw limited action in 1970, sat out the next three years. and played just four games during the 1974 and 1975 campaigns. Smee then, he's had produc· tive seasons. Jn 1976, he handed the Seattle Sounders their ftrst shutout in two years and gave up Just 17 goals tn 10 games. Last season he regis tered three shutouts and had a 1.29 goals- t1,1?am..,l average in 10 games Wh<'n the Stars transferred their franch1ce lo Anaheim in the fall and became th e California Surf, Jokerst took up residence in Costa Mesa. He plans on staying for a while. The Surf, he says, is here to stay. While goalies have the least glamorous position, they also have the most demanding one mentally. For like baseball's re- lief p itchers or football 's placekickers, one mistake can mean defeat. Seldom, if a team CALIFORNIA SURF GOALKEEPER DAVE JOKERST. "ms, will the goalie be the hero. Usually, if a team loses, he's sure to be the goat. The pressure is compounded by recent NASL rule changes settling ties. Instead of penalty kicks to decide a deadlocked <·ontest. the league went with sudden-death overtime If the game 1s still l 1ed at the end of the second 7i ~-minute extra period. the outcome 1s decided by a shootout. "You talk about a goalie being somebody alone. that's loneli- ness." says Jokerc;t, who was in . volved m three shootouts las t year. Only one was won by the Stars. Under Ule format, teams take five shots ln alternating order with attacking players s tarting on the 35-yard line and having Just five seconds to get their shol off. More exciting for fans and better than penalty kicks for goalies, they are still lhe net· minders' nightmare. "Suddenly. you realiz~ your teammates can't help you any more," Jokerst explains. "It comes down to an individual s ituation. You realize you re carrying 10 guys who have played for 105 minutes on your back. It s really all mental." It is in times like these thal Jokerst says he •·reels hke a target. "Goalkeeping is a lot of reac- tion but you have to be a JilllC' crazy to play it," he says. "I don't know of too many sane people who would put their body in a position that som ebody 1s going to kick them. It'd be dif· ferent if you could run away." Jn this respect, being a goalie w11J always be the same • Spons Clipped Slwrt Spinks' Title Stripped MEXICO CITY -The World Boxing Council withdrew heavyweight championship rec- ognition from Leon Spinks and gave it to Ken Norton Saturday on the grounds that Spinks was avoiding the top-ranked Norton and that he was dealing in bad {a1th with the WBC. The action means the world now has two heavyweight cham- pions, since Spinks, who upset Muhammad Ali for the universal title Feb. 15, still is recognized as champion by the rival World Boxing Association, which is s maller Ulan the WBC. Milwaukee to an 8-3 exhibit.ion baseball victory over California Andy Etchebarren, making his first appearance against hts former California teammates. had two singles in four at-bat~ for the Brewers. Dodgers T.,_fJ~ COCOA, Fla. -Jimmy Sex ton's three singles led a nine-hit attack as the Houston Aslros downed the L os An~ele s Dodgers, 4 1, Saturday in cxhlb1 tion baseball. Ted Martmez knocked in lht- lone Dodgers run m the seventh with a single. ~KUWd upset Martina Navratilova, 7·6, 1·6 lt'onten'• Goll Be•ult• SAN DIEGO-Third round IH.,_..s S.111rd.ty 1n Ill~ LPGA tourney on Ill~ 6,212·v.trd P"' 1l Jhncllo B-do!IO'I '°""'" Nancy LC>Pez P~nnv Pulr Pat Bradl~ Jerllyn Brill Sally Lillie Jove• l<•tmlen.11• S1lvta B~rto4eccln• Jin Sl•Pl>on\on DoMa C. Younq B•llY 8url•lndl Na,o110 v...n1u ... Laure 8aUQll Loul" Brue~ Kathy Po\lltt..,t 0.Dble MIHl!y J•nl' lll•loc~ Kathy Cor,..h~ K •thy M•rtln ChflotdA ~ Slllrtey EllQI-.. ICalhy Fan-e< Sfltlley Hamlll'I /J.'7 7•-1U 11 10 14 llS n 12-11 11b IT-l:U.1 111 111070-211 lb 10.71-217 11 IJ.1'-118 IJ " 16 11~ I] 11-IJ 711 11 II 1• 11'> ll 71 71>-270 IS..IJ.T•-111 "n 1J 221 ,. 11 12 211 ,. 1/,-10 111 1s..1b-n 2n 14 IH+-221 71.14 12 DJ 7t-7•71-U4 ,.,,,.,,_,,, ., ... ,._"' n-n-14-n• SOCCER I MISCELLANY Vassallo Sparkles In· Swiinf est EAST LOS ANGELES-Jesse Vassallo of .M1ss1on Viejo's Nadadort-s swim club stripped (1 vc sl'conds off his previous best lime to wtn the 400 individual 'medley Saturday during the Southern California invitational at East Los Angeles College. Vussallo clocked 3:57.7 and bis <'Ouch, Mark Schubert, says that was the ouL<;tanding swim of the day. The three-day AAU meet l'Oll c 1 udes today. Tina Gu.stafsson also brought back laurels for Mission VieJo by becoming u surprise winner in the women's 200 freestyle. Normully a backstroter. Guslafsson clocked I · 51 to beat team mate Jennifer Hooter's l 51.7 Hooker abo teamed with Alice Bro" ne, Debbie Pyykko and Kim Black to win the 800 free re- lay With a lJmc Of 4 33.3. Other Mission Viejo swim m ~rs who placed were Tami LJvelll' Clh1rd in the 100 brcast~troh, 1.06 7) and Dawn Rod1gh1cro <fourth in the 100 breast. 1 06.R, ;md fourth in the 400 ind1\1dual medley. 4:31.0.). ·-100 lit I WOC>One.td ( Rhre~o~I 2 01 ... • 1 '!r .. •nsOfl tDe An .. ,, 01 '· J. MendH (CorClfWOcH '07 I. 100 b(ff'I I C.rla tS.nl• Cl•ral I ;06 2: 1 t;~u l!>FI 1 ~ b, 3 l•vellco tMVJ 1;06.1, OtMrl • RoO~lero (MVl I 06 •• 100 tr~• I. G<>sl•h'>Orl IMV) 1 Sl.1; 1. A.br.i..'11 tSf 11 ~1.<M, l.Hoollor(MVI I S1 I. 400 1ndo 1. Jeu~ l~nt• Clara! 4·Z3.S: 7. ....... n\Ofl (Cle An••• 4 21 •: l Walton !SFI. 1'.Q. OllWrl 4, RocllQlll .. o (MVJ 4.31.0. 100 f,.. re••~ -1_ M'"'°" V1eto .,., •• • 33 l (Sieck, Pvykko. A. Brow,,. •no Hoot<erl. 2. O.. Anra"A" 133.7.3. L•O.uO<llkSI )'11,. Mall 200 fly 1. Backh•u• ITu>eonl t ·4t,7; 7 lrowb•ldll'O IOI> AlllaJ I~}, J.. Rotllcci tSFI 1 Sl S 100 br .. •1 I H-kM l~nta O•••I S6 1; '1. c11..it.e10 t6tac11 ~w1m Ou1>1 )9 o, 3. 11ownan, I~~ IS' 1 100 lrtt-1 Backhaus ITut\On) 1.40.J; 7. _,,,. tSFI 1 414 l Slm•ISFI 1 41' 400 I.-t ). V•lWllO IMVI J S7 7; 2. ~ .. tCon,ordl 3 SI I. l Mai..-tAn•M<ml ' 02.1. 01,,.f\ 1. Barnocoat I MVI ' O'I o toO ftff •C'laV 1 P1~ ...... 1 Hill 1.0l~J 2. 0.- Ana 1.0l.O, 3. Ea•t LA 1.11 >. USC Spikers Overthrown In Last Event TEMPE. Ariz. (AP) Brigham Young's Kim Nielson won the high 1ump as the final l..'vent to bring his team from behind to win Saturday 's triangular track and field meet w 1th Southern California an<t Arizona State. BYU won the contest with 63h points, two ahead of use, while ASU finished with 56. Nielson cleared the bar at 7-0. RYU was two points behind USC and tied with ASU when the final event was nearing completion. USC had 1umpcd and taken over the lead moments earlier when IL'> mile relay team cov ercd the distance in 3 :06.6, set· ting the stage for Nielson's vic- tory. BYU won six events dunn~ the ml'C'l, USC captured six and ASU five. Arizona Stat e's Dannie Jackson and USC's Clancy Edwards wc>rc the only double wwners of the day. avu (UV,), USC ('1Yol, .t.rlL SI. 061 ,.fO rf'l~y 1 USC (W1lllam~ .. Mult1n~~ Al" d••ws. Eclw11rd>I, Jt 1. 2. Arlrona St•l•, "1. • 8ro911am Youno, no 1,,,,. liOQ mt•~~ '· W1n1\.IU, ASU .. J .. s. 7~ M•rch, BYV, 3 44 ~ J. WoocJ"-BYU, J 0 .L • Hvo., Bvv, 3 •7 1 SP -1 N•l•<on. BYV. 61 10. '· Gar--. 8YV, H•9, J MclCe~ ..... use. S•·S ••• M0<1toom..,v. use. s.1. 100 m.i•r l-IH I, J.oc~<on. ASU, U 7 7. ~. 8YU. U 4, l. Graybehl, USC, 14.S. 4.. Echavarr~, &Yu, u 1. LJ I. Ja< k\OI", ASV, 2S 10•;,, '· 0.Fr•ncP, ASU, 24-J l. Shent'r, BYU, l>l'•· 4.. 8'1ntr, 8YU, 2J n •• 400 m•l•r~ -I Mulhm, use. 4S.St 7. o.-.,, ASU. "10. l. S<onfons, use. 46.2. '· M<KPt\tlf', ASU,0 4. ICIO m~l•" -I. [d,.Md\, USe, 10 3-'. 7. Moor~. A!>U, to s• l Edward>, ASU, 10 69 ••• WUll.om;. u~c. 10.11 JT 1 c.as.,..r, BVU, "'"' 2. Pu,.,.,,..,, use. 707 10 J, f'uncll'rtlllrll, USC, 101 I. 4. G•r<1a, AW, 1n10. 100 mtler~ ·~ 1, Walters, USC. 1 49 4, ?. Jonn-on. USC. 1 50 7. l. Mor•no, BYU, I !O.t • .._ Scllullt. 8YU. I St l. Trli>l• lumc> I, 0-France, ASU, S1·10V.. t. "' ""'· use. so-e. 3. Jat ~ ......... use, ,._, ..... •. &1,,.., BVU, 41 l"- 4QO.I H t. JonM, BYV, \4.21. 2. Ecllav•rro•, evu, !>4 :JO.l l\l"!>,ASU.~.Sl>.4.Sl••nt'r,OY'U, SS •S 100 m~l.r• t Eclw•rd~. use. 211.ll t Moo<?. ASU, 70 9t J. Eo .. ar<h, ASV, 21.33. 4, Wllloam•, U~C. 71 IS OT I. GM!W<ndr""' RYU, 1'0 7 7 R1drr BYU, 171 I, J He•d<', A.SU, 164 1. 4 Ml)nt9')mlrv. USC, 1'1 \ Two molt -I. MM\11, UYV, R ~ S. 7. Eh~r. ASU, I )I 1 8. 3. ~r•t, US(, I S• 2. 4. -.. l\YU, • OS 9 Pl/ I B•r•I ... AW 1~ n ' R-n. USC, 16 a.. l (h•IO\, 8YU, I•~ ' Sur>• QYU, 1'.H>. Mil• r•l4Y -1. USC I ~•ton Jolln~n. MulHM, S.ftlordl, J.°"'-l. /V1lONI Stale, J lS.l, J. BYU 3.16 7 HJ -I, Nlel\Of\ BYU, 7.0. 7. (tie) W•n...r-, use. end 0td9<l, evu i..1a.. •· eonn.11, usc.w.. Norton said, "Being that I'm a lighter and being that I'm very competitive, I would have liked to win it (the title) in the ring. But being that the champion chose not to fii/lt me and being that he signed a legal document to fight me and violated it, I'll take it this way and get him later " MEXICALI -Larry Roeseler or Fontana was declared the overall winner Saturday of the SCORE Mexicali orr road race. which was marred by the death of a crew member Roeseler finished the 330-mile race on a fac tory·entered Husqvaroa 390 in 6 hours, 3 minutes. 45 9 st-conds for an averagespeedofS4.4mph. Nicklaus Leads Tourney Spmks and his attorney, Ed Bell, were not available for com ment. Gottfried ..... WASHINGTON -Brian Gott· fried and Raul Ramirez will meet today ln the final round ol a pro tennis tourney, bere. Gottf'ried •mashed bis way past Manuel Orantes, 6-4, 6-2, a nd Ramirez topl)ed Roscoe Tanner, 6-4, 6-2 Saturday. Allflds Defeated PALM SPRINGS -Cecil Cooper rapped a am1te, double and home run and drove in three ru,na Saturday to pace • ·Octavio Jaime Morado, 31, of Parker, Ariz .. was kiUed in the race in a one-vehicle smashup about 100 miles south or Mex- icali, just north of San Felipe. E9'ert Ad"••rn BOSTON -ChHs Evert and Evonne Goolagon g scored straight set victories Saturday night to advance to the linnl of a $100,000 women's tennis touma ment . Evert defeated Bllhe Jean .KJ.n1, 6.3, e-2. wbile Goolaaong ..,-------~ tt ••• # -....... JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -Ja<'k Nicklaus shook off his earber troubles, birdied the final hole 1n wind and cold and moved mto sole control of the third round lead Saturday in the rich Tournament Players Golf C h a mpions hip with a bard· earned, 1-over.par73. Third ~ ,_.,. &tt~y 111 the T--t Plert~ Ooll O\emt>ICWlll'llp on IN! 1,174 ya.-., '9r·7t9lliw0resae«Wse: Jao Hldl-71·11·7>-214 LOOI Grellarn 11·70-7•-zu ht! CreM!wrlo 10·71·71-Ut Larrr Hel-71 Jll>IS-711 JaM Me11a11., n--rMS-7" AMy Herth 1•11·1'-2" JoM S<-7'-1}.7._,,1 .,.,.,. o.1twtw1• n 1>1s-n• Mlle MCCul!oolVll T1 ,,..._,,, Left Hlftllle 7W.7~11 hi> ZeflMr 1J.fW)-.211 loO .,_,""' IW>ll-DI tl'lM>yW~•"' Pn11 tial\CtKlo Jim CC'ltbrtt Jerry Ht•ra Gr•twlm Mll"n r1or•n11no Mol ,," M•c Mc~D•My Edw.,.,. CllarlKC.-., S.tll "d•m• Mlke Mori.r "ullarlGret1n David Gr•"-"' F'rt.,lC-r Gary Plal"I" Jo/In Sehl .. 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Mark Wood and Randy Greer walked lo loe1d the bases An error allowed one run to 'core and Make Scheetz singled to get tw<1 insuran('e markers acros~ In the ~c<:ond game, Plank and Dave Wilson had fi rst innrng doubles and Stan Thomas a single to get the SCC Vanguard!> three rw1s and a lead they never relinquished SoCal hosts Pacific University nf Ore~on in J doubleheader l'uesrf av t nnon l 111 1t' n<'xt J1' I ion '"'' G4mc-UC lrrirw llOt •It''-r .. Moor~ Cl" t:•n.ad•n. 01\ f'."ro1•0Mr 1t> N•QI• lb Wttll < 4 I I 0 •000 4 I 1 J 1000 • I 0 0 W•sh1n9ton '' 11(..,ct' rt • I 1 0 •000 1 I 1 I 0 0 0 0 ' I 1 J ' 0 0 0 1 I I I D 0 D 0 • I I 0 0000 I I I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ~ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 D•111t\On tt> .._ •V\f' 1b Mun9er '\\ Ad•M\. \\ Jf'rn19•M lb '4v<<• lb ti•r •no , t B~rlo cl M•Yt•u• II tl•••n11•• o K'lh1,.n o (,utu rrt1 " •oti.41\ Wtom1no U(. fr,,.,..,. Wyurr11"IJ VC. 1r .. 1n,. ti IQ t1 I ........ 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GWC Swim Star Versatile Miller Causes Dilemma B> a Dally Piiot Writer ~ htlt-And) Miller has been a blessing lo the Golden Wesl College sw1mmmg pro~ram. he has created a dilemma for first-year head coach Ken Hamdorf At the stale meet, he's got a choice of competing 10 the 1.650 free. the 500 free. the 100 breast, the 200 IM . the 400 IM or the 200 breast, · says Hamdorf, who can enter has versatile ace m onJy three mdivadual events and three relays "In any of those, he can be m the top two and he'll probably have state quahfymg times m every event," adds Hamdorf "It's a problem but a nice one to have I'd rather look for an event to win than try to find somebody to put m one " Needless to say, by the time M1llPr wands up his his one-year stay at Golden West. he wall own most of the school's swimming records . Though at 1:-. Just thP middle-of the work season. the former Fountain Valley Jligh All-American has already set records in the 200 individual medley I I 59 91, 1.000 free <9·47 6l, 200 butterfly <2 00.1) <ind bettered the 1•x1stmg mark 1n the 100 breaststroke on a relay l<.·g 159 OJ "If we conl·entratc:d him m lht• -..1-mnts, he d be a very good sprinter," flamdorr "lays "l{(''s done 22 3 in the 50 free just pushing off the wall If I had Lo name h1:-. weakness, 1t 'd be the backstroke But not loo me1ny guys could bee1t him m the others Miller can't e"tplain his lack or success an the back but doesn't let 1t bother him A competitive -..w1mmer for seven of his 19 years. he says his only goal as to win Arter spending his freshman year at the Lmver:-.1t) of fo~lomla Miller returned to the Orange Coast area. where he has Ii ved for eight years. in the summer and began working with Hamdorf and Tom Hermsted durmg the off se~on He feels he has improved quite a bat a-.. rar a!. speed and his strokes are concerned and feels happy al Golden West where, he says. 'Tm treated JUSt like everybody else .. Though he admits the 1980 Olympics are in the back of his mind, he has no definite plan!; for the future or what college he will attend next year · I haven't really decided yet I m still thjnking about it.· he "lay., I'd JU!.t lake to continue ~w1 mm mg through college and see how far that Clln ~ct me · Edison Nine Bags Victory Vikes Trip Lions, 3-0 Kevan Obcn pitched a two-hi! shutout to lead his Marina <Huntington Beach> J-hgh Vikings to a 3-0 victory over Westminster m Surn;et League baseball Satur day night at Rla1r Field 1n Lon~ Beach Gary Spnn~er Jo!Ol the k1.•y hat. tripling home two runs m the· fourth mnmg and scoring on " ~ild pitch to account for all three of Marina's runs Doug Mittendorf belted <• three-run homer rn the fifth 1n ning to break a 2 2 tie and send his Edison High <Huntington Beach) Chargers to a 10-3 open ing round victory over Lennox High in the Hawthorne baseball tournament Saturday Fountain Valley's Baron.!. didn't f are as well in their opener in the West Anaheim tourney, losmg to Kennedy High (La PaJma). 9-4. In the same tournamenl. Huntington Beach High~ropj)ed a 4· l decision to Lo ra H igh (Anaheim) at La Palm ark. The game was called Cler sax innings when it ran past the l \ p m curfew. <ind lhat ""els iust the break Loar .t needed lo wan The coolest had been dead loC!'ked at l since the fr~t in ning. when Huntington· Beach's Shawn Cisco singled homP <.1 run lo knot the g:imt: But in the top of lht· s 1>.th \.\llh curfew rapidly ;ipproa(·h1ng Loara bunchl'd togelh<'r t\\11 walks and thrl'c bas<· hit-. t11 push across three runs Edison returns to action ~t·tl n cs day 1 n the II aw th n r n t' tourney. The Chargers play al home against Bellflowc.•1 e1t 11:30 Edison used two p1tcheri. for the first tame lh1s season 1n downing Lennox Greg Donald started his first game and went five mnjngs, with GC'ry Schrrer finishing up Mike Zinn had two double<. and drove ma pair or runs whill' Bob Smart had a pair of lnplcs that gave him three success1vt> three baggers including one Fn day night. Fountain Valley Jumped into a 4-0 lead in thP top of th<.' S<.'rond ., Pickens Tourney Set Operung round action an the flrst Wende ll L. Pickens Easter baaebaU tournament hosted by Orange Coast College will take place Monday wlth the Pirates facing tbe USC junior varsity at " .10:30 to eet play under way. Also included In the four-team ntnt are ·Mesa. Arbona and Moorpark. These two wllJ meet ~l 2:30 Monday. , Green RJver, Wuhlnaton will • • .111ay two nontournamenl 1amos. ':! •the Oral Monday nl&ht a1alnst esa at TeWJnkle Park at 7. ~ Ounce Cout a.od Meu will -: • 'Pl•1 an W'Offlc:l1l 1amo Tuesday DA1ht. then tanaJe In the touma· meDt llnalc Wednesday at 2·30. I I ' OCC plays Green RavC'r Wedn<'s day night at TeWinkle OCC and Mesa are c-<1 favorites in the three-day round ro~in event Mesa's starting first baseman is the son or OCC balling coach Jon Hockenberry Mesa is a perennial power in NJCAA tournament action llMNaf'•0.-10:10e.~.IV•l0t'""9fCoe•I I »-Meta. Arlt ,,_ ~· el CX:C 1 fl. M 0.-ltl.w W• "' i.v .. •t hWt"_,. ,..,. agdin:-.t Kenm.'<1~ In that frame :\1 ark Phalhps sin~led and stoll· st•con<I with M;irk Reese walk IOJ.! \fl<•r l\.\o oub. ~tt•\e ~1ckman ... anglerl to get one run across and :\11kc Lun~ .,.. alked to load the hases Kl•nn Romrne·s single "l'OrE'd a second marker and Stuart Mill'.,· hit got thf' frn;1I lwo .H·rn.,., * * * 0 .. Wt\, I, Cov. ct O•Pf'llO lb irwln 1b \orinoH '' ab r II 11>1 I 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 I I I 0 ' '0 0 i I 11 Mlelh •I J 0 0 II Por.01n.c 1000 Aultllenchad. lbl O O O N~wlon Oii l O 0 ~ 01'4tn, p O 0 On Tol•I\ 17l•1 S<onby 1""1,.., W•\tn"l1~"'"' M•rln• ). r h • 000000001• OOOJOO•l•O •II r II "" ~•Om•n 1~p I I ' I l ~"Q. lb-lb l I I 0 Roml"" di> p I 0 I I .. ,.,,.,., .P 0 0 0 0 \hlWle. 1b I 0 0 0 Mii.._ lb 1 0 I 2 F molt "9 c J O 1 0 Phllhpi, II 8r•Olev II Attu Cl Sll•lll .... "n9 cl \IOkk• cl Hiit, II Mlll•ndorl Mecy. )b S111•rt, lb llnrt, Oii \wleke, rl J, Jcm1H . rf ........ lttl. •b, "rt>t F•urt• It I 1 I 0 Ponder Ill\ If ) 0 0 0 G. JOM\ C l I I 0 F"•lley, c >I> l 11 I Gl-1'1,lll\ 0 I 0 0 kllHI~. >II • 1 l I MOflMen, 1t> > J 1 2 Oonald.P 1 0 0 0 Schontr. p I I I I Tol•1' S<--.11111r,.. ID 0 0 l 0 I I '0 0 0 1000 ' 0 0 0 I 0 0 O 1 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 0000 )) 10 10 I ,. ... IOP UO • 1010 0 2000100 JJJ Tl>o,...H ,\t VIMlnbwll 1'I GIH,11 (•t<o. P .. , ... ,., J 0 1 0 ) I I I • 0 1 0 l I I I 0 LWtf't<e f'f s....,.,, ••. 0 0 I 0 I 0 I 0 0 0 U It I r II • 100 00J f I t I .. tot-I I I Sunday, March 19, 1978 ---·-•3 Baseball Aetion Pirates Top Foe; Gauchos, GW Fall M 1ke Sodden and Bobb\ sn11th propelled tht> Orange Coast College P1rattis to a 4 1 South Coast Conference baseball v1t·lory ovtir visiting Sun Diego Mt•sa College Saturday Golden West and Saddlcba<'k Colleges weren't as fortunate u1 their conference outing:-. Golden West droppt:d a 9.4 de c1s1on to visiting Santa Monica and Saddleback College lo~t to Citrus College. 6 2 m a home en· counter Sodder., and Smith t'ach had three hits and were instrumental m dravmg runs across 1n the seventh inning when the Pirate!'. broke a l 1 deadlock with thret! marker:. In tht> ~eventh. Hick Woolard wa-.. safe on an error and moved tu third on a ground rule doublt· b~ Jamie Nelson. With two outs Sodders tripled over the outfield lo get two runs across und Tom Barnett dropped a ~rfecl bunt single down the third base line for the final tall:i,. Smith had a two-out tr1pll:' an lhe third innin~ to bring Sodder, home with the first run Woolard went all thl' way Qn thl• mound for Orange Coasl. g1vrng up four hats whale strikin~ out eight Ht· 1-.. 3 I for the season The victory brings OCC s 1 t> cord to 8-3 for thC' year and 1t was the confcrenc<• opener for the Parales who have played nnl> two games since the first of \1arch. Santa Mun1cJ :-cored '>IX llmt.·~ 111 I he second anrung after a n m fwld error allowed three runs to -;core as Golden West fell to 3-3 in Southern California Con fe rence action GWC scored two in lhc fourth on a hit batter. a walk and smgles by Frank Meraz and Tim lnne .... In the firth, Bryan Edwards and John Mose' singled followed by a double tiy Stt•ve Nemeth Dav(' Theophilus took ovt.>r 111 a r<'lwf role: 1n the fifth mnm~ <ind -;truck out eight batters 111 lhl' t"nd Combirwd with startl•r Pt•dl'r Wh1ll' lht.· duo had 14 for the gaml' SaddlebJCk lwltl a l 0 lead gu in~ into lhl· l'lghlh inning when the roof caved 1n as Citru:-. 'cored four times and added " pair 1n the ninth The Saddleback run-.. cam<' on an error H walk ;ind rln s1ngl(,., by Hugh Austin Jnd Rt!uben Candalaria. Ot~-CM\tUI H r II ~ Friel<. ti \nutn. •f P•ylll<'. 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UCLA's Dwaynt: Joseph < 7 ·0''' will be facing Tennessct• freshmen Chris Becton 17-0> and Larry Clapp C6-ll) In the steeplechase. 1l wall b+: Aruan Shawn James (8 54 01 Jgainst the Vols· John Wright 18·36 51 e1nd Sam Jam t>-.. llJ·S0.7) The Tennl!ssee 400-mt!ter rt• lay team rs anchored by Reggw .Jones. a world-class s printer with marks of 10 0 and 20 3 for tht' 100 and 200 The entire outcome could hinge on the fmal event. the m1h• relay. UCLA had ii t1m1• nf 'i 09 ll last week . UCI Crew Les Alamitos DAILY Pttor Estancia Splits; Uni, Irvine Lose Estancia ffigh School resume• action rn the Bolsa Grand< basl'ball tournam ent Monda) < 3 > an consolation action afte1 splitting a pair or games Satur day but Ir vin e High wa ~ t'liminated from the same event ufter two losses Universaly High <Irvine} lost 5 u. to Colton in first round ac tion of the Santa Ana tourna ment. Urti plays Villa Park Mon dayC915am> Mike Baeza h1l a solo homt- run for Estancia in a 12·6 victon over Nert High (La Mirada> after the Eagles had dropped a 7 4 verdict to Santiago m a first round encounter. Dennis Nickens hit a three·run homer for Irvine-but it wasn't enoul{h as La Serna won. 15-7. In a first round ltlt La Quinta top plt'd the Vaqueros.10 4. U•l...-.lly IOI c,,.n\•ff' lt> RetH If Mull p TlllH lb °""••.JP (.()\10., Un1v.tr\t1Y •It r II ,-. 0 0 0 l 0 I 0 J 0 0 0 l 0 0 0 J 0 0 0 ''"t~m• INIWUI ..ti. r "rt:M Mur•thkO on Evan\, ct L•ngm•<Je. c P41rti:•f rf Sih•w S\ rot•h J 0 0 0 I 0 0 o 101 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2• O I 0 " ... 010 010 l · ~ \ I OOOOOOO~ll Se<-0..- lrwlM(ll ..... ,,..., ~t"!Cf', )b Melllbeo \\ \•ancoel '' W•l•"·, Oden 011 Nlck•l'I> ti '-•Oln. to Jon•\ ., • I 1 0 Prlu, Jb ) ' I 0 1 7 0., 4 I It> I 0 0 I) 1 0 I 0 ) 0 I t) 4 t I I l I I l 1 I 0 0 1 0 0., I 0 0 0 .... ,..~." ,~ ... 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A1111tv1v•Y. ltfl'•.,11, Ill-•""'· . ----l r f - , 84 DNl Y '9L.OT Suncs.y. Maten 19. 111e Ey ::Now It's WOW!lnsteadof POW!onTV .. .· • •' . LOS ANGELES <AP) -Gun play Is turn- ing to love play on television, and lhe double en tendre is replacing tough talk "Pow!" is aivme way to "Wow!" As the networks abandoned violent shows. f they sought a new way to entice audiences. The " ·appeal is what network executives call "adult ·. :~ comedy" and "mature human relationships." Actually, 1t 's sex. But how much sex is on TV is in the eye of the beholder. ''If you ask my 20·year-old son about sex on television, he answers, 'What sex?'" says ABC's chief censor, Allred R. Schneider. "Jf you ask my mother, she says 'How can you let that on the air?· "WHAT WE HA VE 1s 1mphed sex. impbed nudity. Some people see more than 1s on lhe screen" Jerry Stanley, head of NBC's West Coast standards and practices, says, "I trunk it's still . a maUer of taste and Judgment. I think if two Dn1"te •o•e f!%ces•~ Tt' ha•n't tur11ed the cer11er to1eard 1 .. orallttf. ~--people art~ going to have u sexual relationship 1t <'an he done without getting too graphic." 'Charlie's An~els ," with its three beautiful, bouncy feminine dctcct1ves, packs a wallop m the ratings "ThrN"s Company," offering rlashes of flesh and the sexual innuendos of a boy and two girb living together, 1s a smash hit. Thal me!>!>agc 1:1 not lost on networks or pro· duce rs Young unmarried <.'ouples sleep together on ··Loose Changt.'." "Love Boat" and "What Real- ly Happened to the Class of '65''" Jessica has an .tffmr with hf.'r daughter's boyfnend on "Soap,· .. .tnd her husband Chester has the mating habits ( of J tomcat Jamt.·s loses his virginity on '.lam<•s at 15 THF. 1'1-:\\ 'VIOR/\LJTY, or at least TV's f11lcrcd \.f.'rs1<in. real'ht>d the tube around 1972 T.tboos began to f..ill as thl' public became more recepll ve What makt.•s sex an 1-.suc now is that there 1:-. mure of it, 1t 1s more blatant, and more 1s on the ~av "E \!' 1.·andy," as one network ex- l'<'ut1' t.• .calls 1l is proliferating as Westerns and pohcf.' shO\\s ont•t.• rhd The trl'nd to~ ard man1 sen es and movies hrought \\1th 1t more adult relal1onships, mean- ing more sl'x. and 1l 1s sp11lmg over into regular "''l'lt·s ('omc:d1t•:-an• becoming more adult. lwnn: Sl'Xtcr lh·:-.p1ll' !->OOH' l'\tl'!'>Sc::.. TV hasn't turned the 1·1111wr L<mard 1mrnnrall!y 'J ony Thomo1X>ulos, ·new president of ABC MEL BROOKS MADELINE KAHN· CLORIS LEAcHMAN ·HARVEY KORMAN ....... ~ YAM PtnlM ROM wn llOWUll llODIS 1 Music rao111 """ m1m All1uau ON umu •snu11 R1coaos Lum] •tltJOIHCl•lU"VJOJ CiJ. PG r1111111"9l.llCI1"'11111 u 1 .. --.. --·· ......... ,. -~ .. ~ , i~ See buvER REED cross his eyes. .. See RAQUEL WELCH cross her legs. See MARK LESTER cross hls fingers. See ERNEST BORGNINE cross his heart. And see GEORGE C. SCOTI. REX HARRISON. DAVID HEMMINGS and CHARLTON HESTON get double crossed. See the bt~t cross up of them all ... Entertdmment, argue~ that labels shouldn't be put on programm1nJ:: such as calling it sex ual. He :mys, "lt serves no creative purpose to label things They create distortions." At another µoint, he says, "To say that sex THEATRES-ORANGE CO SENIOR OTIZENS $2.00 SO. COAST PLAZA >4111111lt11 St.~1111 M,_ "SEMI TOUGH" Ill DAILY ldwwl 6:00-1:00-1 .00 i1oT1-h,._lt»~,..J..,_U SO. 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Sanl• An• FrffW.IY MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY 'CLOSE ENCOUNl ERS OF THE THIRD KIND" (PG1 SAT1TUES 2 00-4 4!>-131>-10 I& HOUSE CALLS" 2 1!>-4 t~.ft 16.ft 1&-tO 16 "CASEY'S SHADOWS" (PG) I 15·3 J0.6 4~ 00-10 16 "HIGH ANXIETY" (PG SloT-11»2 50.., ~ 46-4 45-10 46 6UN-1()1).2504~4W4fl "THE FURY" (R) I 00-3 »~ t<Ml()l).1020 "SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER" (R) WAL .Uteil• .... , St ad hi"' ·RETURN TO WITCH MOUNTAIN" CHtlDflEl<I NEVER A DULL MOMENT" (G) PR1ces WALT 018NCYS 'SATURDAY NIGHT FEVEA"(A) "LIFEGUARD" "THE ONE & ONLY" CHILOllll!N S PRICES ''WW & THE DIXIE DANCE KINGS" (PG) "HOUSE CALLS" "SHAMPOO" CR) "THE FURY" (R) "THE REINCARNATION OF PETER PROUD" "THE FURY" (A) "THE REINCARNATION OF PETER PROUD" A\.1.. DlttVl•INS o,~,.. 6:JOr ..M.HlOHnY Clll._ Vnd•• I I l'"rte VnleU tt K .. •le P10•1round is replacing violence ts a distortion. We've replaced it with cocnedy and other balanced programming. 'Three's Company' is an adult comedy, but if. you want to consider sex part of adult comedy. go ahead." 5 NOMINATED FOR ACADEMY AWARDS Including L~ BEST PICTURE tnt- liOO•!\_Y• GIRL (PG) WALTER MATTHAU GLENDA JACKSON ART CARNEY ~ 1Ji'~ ~ 11.M Ill ;.I.II" ''House Calls'' RICHARD BENJAMIN NOW PLAYING STADIUM DRIVE-IN CINEDOME 21 Orange 639 8770 Orange 634·255:~ EDWARDSCINIMA M " l~YI\ ( 1~·91~ Fri 600 ·800·1000 Costa Mesa546·3102 ~··~Sun ?OO·•OO ·f><l0 ·8 00 ·IOOO A moving story. A romantic story. A story of envy, hatred. friendship, triumph. and love. WINNER-2 GOLDEN GLOBE AWARDS INCLUDING BEST PICTURE • ... .. ANNE BANCROFT SlllRLEY MacIAINE ~Tunung pltnt 'tl.i\fJt·fltt~\fl #tli•1\• AHil'1Ul(1•1•.,,lll\I '''' lt\\l,.Oi1 "IU#lfl;, N· I '1\> !Ill. rt·~\l\f,ht1\/ lriW '1~1~'111 "11411•11 IH.ltt '"'"'" 11. .. 11._ MIO •. \I \f~#l"•~t>ll•\tl~H"'HUI. IHfltll~•\ A\llkJ\\ .l~ltrfl HIH'1f ~\ ,. .... 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Wl:EK I PAClflC TWUTRES OAtVE·IN SUPER SWAP M[£TS I 14ARllOR BLVD Ortw In Swap llllNI S.1. 6 Sun -I am 10 • pm OflloHGE Orlw ·ln 1 t 2 S.1. t Sun -I am IO ' pm ,,.,., ,_ Sundap at Anlltelm Sl»d•um F11m•I~ ru"' ""011111 lhr91on1 c;.1o,.1 I .,. .. , ...... ..... . .. ... ...-.... 1711142 J()MN IUVOllA \UUIOAT NIO>!I ffVl9 (I) l'lUS l!Pl!ICI. (I ) I OKU NOMJNnllWT---11111 ''flll ~ig'lft~L~?o?' PIUI THUNDfl & UGHTNIHG("°I J ()tUI -•NAT>ONI THI OOODIYf Olll11>01 l'IUI ~Yil RSHlbllc'~~ I Of<U-nootl ClOH IHCOUNTtlS O' TNf THllD lCIND 1l'01 l'IUI lllAIC(I, llfAl(ll('°I DlllTIN NOf'""'N HU-1 TIMI (l\ l'lUS tllt "" (l) ' . - .1 . .. . •• ·. ' ~ , t • . t ~ ••• ..... I' r • • . • l I l . t I t ERMA BOMBECK Do Your Ou.Jn Salads a Test A waiter approached our table the other mebt Wit.b what has become one of the most pre diclable ntuals of eahng out He said, "Are you familiar with our salad bar?" Is he crazy'> At my age, 1t':11 the only thing I am familiar with To date, I have bu1ll my salad out of such cutes1et. as a bathtub filled with ice, a hay wagon, a pushcart, and a ferns wheel BASICALLY, Tlli:Y ARE the same •.. a mound of ice featuring half-buried bowls of let tuce, shrimp, chicken, tuna, cottage cheese. pickled beets. colc slaw. frwt. assorted dress- ings, croutons and black pepper Don't misunderstand me. I'm not knocking salad bars. I consider them one of the most ad- venturous bits of daring to hat restaurants since the no pay t()llcls It lakes a lot of guts to put serving spoons into the hands of patrons and say, "Help yourself .. That IS probably why a lot or thought has gone into the salad bar because they havt lo consider man's most basic force greed'. THUS, WE HAVE the salad bar with a glass angled over 1t Within easy reach toward the front is the lettuce <39 cents a pound). In the re ar is the crabmeat ($8 a pound> that you can re ach only be leaning under the glass and sever mg your throat from the rest of your body. As a shrimp freak, I am always interested m how they d1sgu1sc them One night the shrimp SUN., MARCH 19 ONE NITE ONLY! TV's "PROF" IRWIN CORY Also Starring STEVE ILUESTEIH & JOE RESTIVO MAJCE RESERVA. TIOHS HOW! CALL 751-7120 t TWO SHOWS 8:30 & 10:30 ....... LAFF STOP ALL COMEDY HITE CLUB 2112 S.E. BRISTOL NEWPORT IEACH edwards BRISTOL CINEMA BRISTOL AT MACARTHUR 540-7444 DUSTIN HOFFMAN "STRAIGHT TIME" r ... &Jnday, Maret\ 19, 1978 DAILY PILOT 85 E.-..a .... IJeck v. ere so small I had lo summon a waitress to Identify them (I had blemishes bigger than those little devils l • IN KEEPING WITH the "high risk" factor of self-service, I have noted that the coveted Rlue Cheese and Roquefort dressings have serv ing spoons m them that I have not seen since I told my babies. "Open up wide, here come the choo-choo trains " Arter the waiter asked his basic salad ques· lion, he progressed to e ven more intimacy by mtroduc1ng himself. He said, "I'm Brad and J'm your waiter this evening. When you go to the salad bar , I'll tum in your order for din- ner" "Thank you Hrad ," I said "I m Erma, this •~ my husband. Ball and my sons, Jaws I and Jaws 11 " I thought I s aw him wince but my husband .said they carry insurance for nights like this. _, 1 ' Another rollicking adventure from die creators of• ~ "The Three Musketeers." ~~~~~ ~G I'®· - THESE TWO COMEDY HITS NOW PLAYING TOGETHER ONLY AT EDWARDS CINEMAS MELBROOKS WOODY ALLEN MADELINE KAHN ·CLORIS LEACHMAN· HARVEY KORMAN N ... DICHAlll'lITTJI ~Wff HOWUDRIS I MUSIC FROM HIGHAIUl(ll AYAllA8l[ QN[l(KIRA l S!LUM-REC-OR-OS-,-,.-PE-.S I •tf•~OlHC4'•1v•• fO' ~ (:ANN IE HALL A ~s lomdnCe SCHEDULE FOR BOTH CINEMAS FRIDAY ANXIETY: 7:45·11 :OS, ANNIE: 6:00-9:30 SAT ANXIETY: 1:00-4:20-7:50-11:10. ANNIE: 2:40-6:05-9:35 edwards NEWPORT HEARCOAST HWY.&MA.CA.RTHUR NEWPORT 0 ct:NTl>Jt 644-07 60 SUN ANXIETY: 3:45-7:10-10:35 MON TUES ANNIE: 2:00·5:25-8:55 edwards HUNTINGTON IUCH AT llllS, H.I. 848-0318 I NOW SHOWING BRISTOL CINEMAS Costa Mesa CINEOOME Ofonge STAOtUM ORJVE·IN Ofonge 540 7444 634·2553 639 7860 "Unforgettably vivid storytelling full of~ pain and power. BRJllIANil. Y ACTED." .. -~ ww.te rv JtJJte fiJrda J01i¥~t ,.~~~ '~lltJJne" (RI Dally 1 :15, 3:45, 6:15, 8:45, 11:00 EXCLUSIVELY AT edwards CINEMA CENTER HARBOR AT ADAMS, COST A MESA MESA VERDECENTER 979-4141 .. LADY (PG) PLUS GREY no -•kd•y mallnHs • AIRPORT --u· ftft ·11 .. DOWN" et~r~ .. .!'~. ~.1~.Q!A ..._ _____ !!!HfWP0 1f ll4CH •Pt lUO~--~ ... J£~ -~i~J;;;~·~, ~('.lllr(AI ~.,.. M -~Whal :......__ .. edwaids CINEMA CENTER I vou m.•m t; -......_ M•UO. •t U&..,'\ C0\'6_..b they 0o -----M("A'f'll OIChOU !!..!_ 41.!.!J-----11 DUSTIN HOFFMAN "STRAIGHT (R) TIME" ... m-... 11110..-...... ~ "SEMI· --. TOUDB" f~· .. 'Ii-....-. Walter Matthau D•llY 2·4-6-1-10 In (PG) e!Mrds CINEMA "HOUSE CALLS" 1con:::,'::"·' ..... ;_,, .. .) ..... wtw .. ••· ~ qr••'"' fl• .//> tE·lf.r ~nTEBOAR~ .. ·~ Ptu• (edwards BR1STOL CINEMA) ... "AOLLERCOASTER" \ '""°',."o'.,;:;•"-Ji----. J•n• Fond• V•n•aa• Re<IQ•••• An •• _., .. nce 1nterrer ~·THE ·--··FURY ~ J~ "' .,. ~caaa.avcu' , ....... tM00891 •• 41111 \ ...... , .. MELIPG) BROOKS HIGH ANXIETY ----... aa.-.. ~ .. Annie Han" &t;:=~~ plus fl 00 Tiit 2·30 Sal Sun SI•• (0) 'H••o.. , edwards CINEMA WEST w.u •• "'•"11•u Wt' t .. ltllft• &.fc;.0.llMWf\I 011 God ,.,.,.., '" '"1 (G} plus (PG) WAlT DISNEY PRODUCTION$ .c .. ". 111'\"l:\"i\'1\~'i'i 1; RtllJRllRID/tf. ·1 . THE ONE ltJIOf.Ml1tl..,._, , AND ONLY ,,.~-"' .. ..,.,..... .. 11111- TDUIB" -- ~ .. DAil Y PILOT SYnday, March It 1171 • • r !·;~_Tall Tot•r ...... ,. . . .. . . . Tea p lantaUooa in Sri Lanka, a helicopter • rade over the Himal~as and a houseboat in the Vale of Kashmir ate all part ot a 23-day Asian Car.a van tour : T he Jet lag shock ls sortened with stopovers •m Switzerland Geneva over and Zurich on the :way back with the rest of the tour concentrat· ing on the exotic scenery of India, Nepal and Sri ·Lanka N E PAL IS HIGHLIGHTED by the vistt to . K~thmandu and a Himalayan excursion a ltl!Ucopter ride 14,000 feet up, landing at a s~all ' 0llage to share tea with Tibetan nomads. In lndJa travelers ride an elephant to the fa.rtress city of Amber, get the opportunity to rstush at the explicit lllh century erotic • sct1lptures of Khajuraho and in Varnasi CBenares) visit the holy place where Buddha preached his first sermon 2,500 years ago A. nde on the Ganges gives a view of Hindu p1lgnms, a trip to Agra 1s made for the TaJ Mahal There are also days spent in Calcutta. New Delhi and Bombay T RAVEi.WOR LD TOURS offer a la carte dining. the traveler has the choice of the menu <room service, tool or a chance lo dtne away from the hotel al an elegant restaurant at no ad· dit10nal charge In lndla there 1s also the "people lo people" experience, the oppor tunity to visit a private home lo really meet the people This A!>1an tour, priced at $1,590 plus air RIDING ELEPHANT TO AMBER FORTRESS Near Pink City of Jaipur In lndle rare. 1!> available through local travel agents from Olson·Travelworld. 6922 Hollywood Blvd . Los Angeles. 90028 Top o' Bargains at Shannon 'Giant' Irish Airport Slwp Worth a Stopover 8\ ST.\N DELAPLANE SIL\.'\lNO~. lreland "J'\e got a fe~ Jr1..,h pounds lt·fl I m1J!hl as well get rid of · [ ''<.as \\ailing m Shannon's duty-free • ..,hop So r unloaded the pounds Then l Ol'gan unloading dollars It grabs you like 1>hoot mg dice The Shannon shop 1s laid out to handle ' a Jumbo pl;mc load 350 passengers -in the one hour 1t takes to fuel. Sometimes tlw~ 'rt• handling t\\O, even three, planes at •• time C..Jlltl'k t'nmp.1r1son shopping A bulky _\r~111 1slamb 1-t\.\l'aler I bought in Dublin for Si2 1.., ~il at Shannon i\ folding Knirps um h1 t•lla (s:1;, al Chn:-.lmas m lhl' l' S l ",...,~I I on lht• Shannon t'Ountcr l'hl' l'hotc·c runs through lnsh tweed:-. . and FrL·m·h pl'rrumt•s Japanese cameras .• ind plent' more Tht•) do a large mail or :der busint•ss Pril't'. mailing. US. Customs :rtut' Thl' t'alalnJ! 1.., worth the dollar Shan 11nn. f''rt•t· \11 pO! I I rel,md .\la1l Order Sto1 po.., ts \\ hl'n' vou '-t•nd for rt . . "' "TH E P L.\ql't: TO JOt~ Sht•rtdan who Ill\ enll'd Irish colfcl··· said the bartender .\h. 1t 's in I hl' lwc:k room for polish mg · .So hl' wenl buck und hrought 1l out '"1 ... rnppC'd 1l on lhe bar ,\nd I had an Irish .roff el' tn memorv of Joe \.\ho made the -f1r-.t of tho ... t' hl'a.rt \\ .U'mtng drinks when Lhe fly mg boat.. \\ l'l'l' crossing the cold \tlt111l11· tu lrC'land • • • "UO:\'T MAI L PR ESE1'TS TO friends fl\ 1ng 1n r:uropl'," says an American who's _ ... t>i•t•n tn England fur ~·cars "lt often turns out th<' t·ustoms duty ts so protective of Ht 1l1:-.h mdustry. we· c-;.rn buy something s1m1lar here cheaper than the duty." If ., ou rc wn ll n ~ for dollar or· less :rlcms 1'itke catalogues>. don'l enclose the payment 111 L'nitcd States stamps. Surpris- . rngly .... lot of people do "And or course :they 're no use lo us We can't even go to a :bank and l'hange them into our own :monc) " SC'nd a pe>rsonal c heck Or a U S. Post :.omce '' 111 !'>l'll 'ou an International ~lone} ·OrdN 4 • • • even takmg .1 'at'~ttton hou:-.c I wouldn t go without it The cunt•nt one. Februan 1978, 1:, about Guadala 1ara Fo1 one doilar tl tells you \\.hy i5.000 Americans are living there. llcl\1. lhev do 11 \\'hat 1t costs them <Not too mud11 You c.in gl'l this issue for Sl. Write \parlado Post<.il, :H 70. Guadalajara. Jal. :\lexico l:\nd rl11n't ... end American ... ramp~ 1 * • • l'Ol 'RE D \T \G TO KNOW whal I bought at Sh.innon after lhrel· weeks of shopping t11n1 · around l n .. •lan<.I '' Well. I bought <1 St Hng1cl .., nos-. a t'ross of lhaleh from .1 ronltop You hang tl in }C1ur kttC:hl'rl Somt· :-.;I\ St Bng1d used the l'ross of thatch to in .... lntt'l ,1 pagan Irish king in Christ1an1l\ \nd other:-. Sa\ someone poisoned ht•i· soup ~·nd shl' ''as ·saved from death when Cod m1rac ulou:,I,> caused her to be warnc•d ln a lh11tt h cross falhng in the bowl .. • • • :\IOST \J RPORT SHOPS DON'T turn me on nut .it llw last minute l 'm always dra\\ n to ont.··m11rl'·t1mt• around al Shan non < Wtlh Sutton. the· gr1•al bank robber. "as being t'\ aluatecl by the prison psychologist "\\'h~· do \nu rob banks. Mr Sutton'' ' Said \\'111\ ··Because that's where they ket.•p lhl' money "I .,. . "' POOR VALUES IN "DUT Y-FREE" airport shops· Tokyo Paris Hong Kong. '.'iad1 Airport on Ft.ii The AlRPOHT 1:-. thl' poor buy. ALL Fi- ji se lls at frccport !no dutyl prices. Shops <:tre run hy compctit1n• East Indians 1n town and thcsC' prircs are GOOD' l have an tdt'a the airport c·hargcs a whacking big fee for re>ntal spat'l'. That dn\.eS the price up Because of South Pacific routing, most planes land at N:id1 at night Passengers have an hour m lht.' airport No time lo go into town lo shop Seiko "Watches we priced 111 to" n at SlOO \H•re marked S125 al Nadi .\trport A l :\1 IS t\ fi"Ol R-PAGE lsmgle-spaced l ,_news letter on how and \.\here to Ii ve m : Mexico Written hy Americans JJving m -Gttadc.ila1ar a It' gets better and better. If I -were thinking of moving to Mexico -or ( I .. \I. RO\ II ) INFORMS tn the DAILY PILOT Mort• tlm•'' ·r~1k1? " 14·day round tnr tit ,, con ... trll•r,1hl" c;avmgs. Or join our 11 tl<ly round tnp ~pt. 12: Call a travel agent.the expert, now. I Capo Beat!h Racquet CI~ Homes Go Fast Just five homes remain ln the ltm1ted collec tion or 21 condominium homes for sale at Marbella Racquet Club. Set in the pallsadcs above Capistrano Beach, many of these homes have been created in such a way to take full view advantage of the Pacific Ocean or the club's central greenbelt area PRICED F ROM $97,000, the two. two·story, three bedroom, two and one·half bath residences offer approximately 1800 square feet or luxurious living space Onsite recreational amen1ttcs Include a tennis court. solar heated swimming pool and covered outdoor entertainment area that allow great le1sure·time enjoyment The homes' extenors. common areas and recreallon rac1hhes are all maintained professionally through the Hom l'O\l.'llers Assoc1allon Interiors feature cozy fireplaces 1n both the lt\•1ng rooms and mast<•r bedroom suites, taJl "aulted ceilings, attractive wood parquet entries wall-lo wall t·arpeting and step saving, Cully equipped kitchens that are a gourmet's delight MODEL HOM ES ARt; open daily from 10 am with representatives Crom West Coast Pac1f1c Real Estate on site. Lol'ated at 35240 Cam1r10 Capistrano. the neighborhood may be reached by laking the San Diego Freeway lo the Camino de Estrella, turn right an d drive one·half mile to Camino Capistrano, then lert to Marbella Racquet Club Mobile Shoivcase Set for Anaheim If you are lookmg for affordable housing, plan lo visit Anaheim Stadium between May 6 and 14 These are the dates set by veteran Show Produ<.'er Lou Rell for hts Mobile Home Leisure Living Expo "We will show the latest in Mobile and manufa<.'tured homes. with a vanety of floor plans products of the nallon's leading mobile home builders," Bell said Visitors also w1ll Sl!e all types or accessones. as well as palJO eqUJpmenl aimed at greater out- door ltving Exhibitors seeking space for this cxpos1t1on are advised to call Bell at 637 4188 .... . TRAVEL I REAL ESTATE Real Estate ..._.. Questions/Comment By Rendell Mc:Cerdl•, PhD. Aeettor E&crow. Why Is It necessary? Wbo chooses where I escrow my transaction! J have my bome up for sale. May I choose the escrow company of my choice, or Is it the buyer 's choice! D.W., Coata Meu To am.wl.'r thl! first part of your question, es<.'row i!i necessary and important and here's why Thl' seller docs not want to part with a deed until he 1s certain of his money. Neither the buyer nor the lendl•r want to part with their monies until thev arc certain that the seller's deed will convey clear title. th(' buyer ror the sake of his title: the lender for the sake of 1ts security Tht• solution 1s to have an 1mpart1al third par- t v receive the documents and momes, hold them "h1le 1t 1s being dctermtned that the seller's title is l'lear and all other agreements have been com phed with. then d1sh11r!>e them A. s for the cho1<'c of an escro\\ l'Ompany. 1f you have a preference for one. make ll part of your list- ing agrel'menl Tell )our reallor that you prefer a l.'<'rtatn escrow l'Ompany or the eS<'row department of.,. our tmnk or Sa\ rn~s and loan assoc1at1on If .,.ou stalt.• no prcft'rt·ncc.·s or 1f the buyer in his offer to) ou spt-t1f1es a <.·crtarn place of escrow and you an·cpt then you or course waive your right to choo:-.C' Tht•rt.· an· many factors to be la ken into tons1dcrat1011 \\ h<>n l'hooi:.1ng an escrow officer Your rcaltor can adv1s(• you as lo the nght place for you to escrow What are assl'ssmt'nts? S.N., Santa Ana Assc.·ssmcnli:. an· c·h;irgt.•s upon real property to pay all or 1>art of the cost of a local improve menl by which tht• µropcrty will be benefited They do not occur n•gululy as t<1xes do. and are not always ap1>ort1ont·d aC'cord1nJ.! to the value of the pro1>erty afft•ded lluildings arc not considered in apportioning tht• asst•ssmt•nt. rt bcmg assumed that the land rel'CIH's all th{' tx•nef1l Sometimc.•s '"sC'.,..,ml·nts arc spread over a large area. the propt•rt'r ne;1n•st to the improve ment btornA c·hargt•rl \ .. llh " J.(re<.1ter portion than propcrt.} more rcmutt·, the rate de<.'reasing with the dsslam·c from tht• 1mprm cmt·nt Most assess men ts rn our an•a "' t• for 'trt·t•t smpro\ cmrnts and flooc1 1·1inlr(ll Realtor at Convention Marshall S Rin·. manager or ERA Astra Real Estate, in Costa Mesa, recently ~ttcnded the sixth annual national <.'onventton or ERA c Electronic Realty Associates, Inc > rn Las Vegas More than 3.500 ERA Brokers and s<.1ll•s ~ssoc1 ales attended the four day corl\ cnt1on Anaheitn Hills: all the fun's in one placer-~ ' ~ 1,. Many of the good things of lite are happily concentrated in Anaheim Hills. Here, among forty·two hundred acres of green and gold slopes are attractions designed to delight you: handsome new homes, pleasant neighborhoods. winding avenues, scenic parks And it's only the beginning The Racquet Club. the Saddle Club. an outstanding public golf course, mlles of riding and hiking trails make life here exceedingly worthwhile. And more fun Schools, shopping plaza. and convenient access to major centers of business and Industry qualify Anaheim HUis as your best possible residential address If living here seems like a fun idea. get a move on• I Y r ,r ~ ~ .£.anaheim hills Exit R1vero;loe Fwy as lmpPrti!I Hwv 011vf' •.011111 to Santa Ana Canyon Ro;io c,1 ,1 to Anah.-.1m Hills Road (7141998 2000 1978. A"Ahefm Hill~ lnr Hom .. Currently Ottered In An•helm Hiiia •WINDOW HILL by Pac1f1c Coast Builders, Inc •ANAHEIM HILLS ESTATES by S&S Construction Co •SUNSET RIDGE II by Oaktree Development Co Nelghborhooda Opening In 1978 ,. """"" ........ • RIDGE VIEW by The Baldwin Co •HUNTER'S POINTE by The R P Warmington Co • RIDGECREST by Pacer Development Corp •THE COVEY by Tho A. P Warmington Co •FEATHER HILL by Paclllc Coast Builders. lnr. •NORTH VIEW by The Toman Company .. POINTE QUISSETT by W A Grace Properties tnc •ANAHEIM RIDGE ESTATES by G L Ll'w1c; Co •BIRCH RIOGE ESTATES by W N Shattul".Jc Int • I.AS COUNAS by Smyth Bro~ tnc •SINGING WOOD HILL by W1llo; & Alon!! • STONEGATE by Socaland Corp • FEDREGAl by Smyth Bros Inc •RAINBOW RIDGE by Fredri'ck~ Ofl!w•topment Corp. . . , • , .REAL ESTATE· WOODBRIDGE CROSSING RECEIVES NATIONAL ATTENTION Woodbridge Crossing Earns National Note Many new Southern California housing proJects have achieved rapid sales over the past year But when a successful project also achieves nu tional renown among the build.mg m dustry experts, il is part1cularl} noteworthy. That's what 1s happening to Akins Development Company's Wood bridge Crossing It 1s located in the village of Woodbridge 10 Irvine, a re sidential community planned and be- ing developed by the Irvine Com pany. For the past several months, ex perts in the home building industry have conducted tours which in- variably highlight Woodbridge Cross- ing. The tours have brought hundreds of builders from all parts of the coun- try, and many foreign nations to Woodbridge Crossing LESTER GOODMAN. president of Lester Goodman Associates, a marketing services firm located in Orange County, who has escorted a number or clients and many groups of builders through Woodbridge Crossing commented, "I believe Woodbridge Crossing is one of the top two or three developments in the na- tion in attached housing J 'vc seen a number of very unique and exciting things al Woodbridge Cross ing The land plan which features both detached and attached homes is highly innovative. And many of the design features have been picked up and used by builders throughout the world. I'm very im- pressed with the unusual floor plans and the decorating. It's just a terrific pro1ect." FOUR FULLY furnished models are available for public view at Woodbridge Crossing from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m . The sales pavillQD is located off Stone Creek South at the end or Springvale. To view models, visit the Villa(e In- formation Center in Woodbridge on the southeast corner of Warner Avenue and Culver Drive. Homes 60% Sold Out • ,.... Moving Up ' ... In Real Estate ... Seville Escrow Corporation hu opened lt. primary "1ocation at 17801 MalQ St .. lrvlne. WILLIAM J. VAUGHAN~ president -4 owner of the new independent escrtw compaay, A 15-year-veteran oClhe escrow and ttUe ln· dustries. Vaughan has served ID key ad- ministrative posiUoaa with two independent escrow companies and as manqer of Wells Fargo Bank's SO Southern California Escrow offices. His early business career included six years as an escrow omcer and title officer with Ti- tle Insurance and Trust Com· pany in Los Angeles. The new company .ex- vAU...N ecutive is a member of the Los Angeles Realty Board, the Bulldin1 Industry As~ sociation of Orange County. the Loa An1eles Escrow Association and a meriiber and former director of the California Escrow Association. C. DEAN COLE, Sales agent of Donald M. Bird Associates, Inc., Tustin offlce bas been appointed 23rd district chairman of the i California Association of Realtors, Real Estate Division, and a memberoftheStateSteer- ing Committee. · The 23rd district is com- prised of the East Orange Coun· ty, West Orange County, North Orange County, Anaheim and 'Buena Park Boards of Realtors. Its memberships number over 7 , ()()(). (OU · His duties will include working with the ex- ecutive officers and education cbai.rpeople of these boards in furthering the educational advancement of ·reallors. DA V1D A. NEWCOMER of Mission Viejo bas recently joined the staff of Ponderosa Homes as project manager for the popular Park Pl•ce homes in Cerritos, Lake {oresl ana Brea. Respqnsible for netoliatlng and awartfmg con- struction controots, assisting in governmental pro- cessing, reviewing and analyz. ing plans, and c:bbrdlnating field supervision and construc- tion scheduling, Newcomer will be involved in the production of nearly 500 homes scheduled to be built over the next three years. Entering the homebuilding industry in 1962, Newcomer began by designing and build- NIWOOMH ing private residences while still attending college. In 1966 be was employed by I I t. · pathways. Financing for the Mission Viejo Company and stayed with the AdJaccnt lo the 20-eve crea mg vanety firm for seven years, servinf as a purchasing acre community park an and visual interest lo the park development has agent for single-family, multi-family and com- t he V 1 I I age of street scene. Along already been secured mercial construction and development Northwood/Irvine. the Bryan Avenue, the lots under the City of new residential com &ire elevated above the Irvine's 1974 Park Bond AL Wl~N OF IRVINE has 'been named ex- m u n 1 ly of Imperial traffic route, a feature Issue. ecutive v1'e president of Biddle Realty Corp .. Homes 1s now more than which has received Offered an a range of which han<lles all new home sales for Biddle 60 percent sold out favorable comments four different floorplans, Development, Inc Priced from $95,950, from new homebuyers each with a choice of Wilson is responsible for coordinating sales the one and two-story and visitors. three exterior styles, the and escrow closing activities besides contributing homes aro ,arranged on The 20-acre park de-homes have three, four to the marketing and promoting terrac.a lots _.-round· signaled for the Village or five bedrooms with activities behind each project. ing tne· cul-de-sac of Northwood is accessi· two or three full baths. Wilson is a veteran of real ' streets. Each street of ble from Imperial Exteriors have cedar estatesales.Heservedasanln- homes is on a dlfferent Homes by pedestri~n shake roofs, shake and dependent broker for Broad-___________________ .___ shingle 1iding, briek moor Homes for six years, flreplace-dllmneys, and representing U~e company's accents of rough sawn.' 'Turtle Rock development. In ti m be r and brick addition, be served as. BToad- veneer. moor Homes' first sales direc-Beach Lovers Only 1 Left Homes By The Beach Singk'-family homes 1n old Huntlngron Be.lc.h Ju~1 block<o from the beach. 3 bedrooms from SI 16.950 IJunti~n vm~·a 11<>mes 507 17rh !>rrttt tfonnngron B<e.w:h c~ 92648 (114) ~5244 Another llnc prcxiuct from Foxx Development COfP WILSON F our • · v 1 g netted ' · tor models, prepared by Cathy Torre of· Torre Design, are open daily HAL FELLOWS, realtor and mortgage banker is the regional vice president for the 32nd District, Cahfornia Association or Realtors. from 10 a.m . to 6 p.m. The model complex and sales information center are located at l Prin-' ceton A venue in Irvine. To v1s1l Imperial Homes in the Villaee of Northwood , lake the Santa Ana Freeway to the Culver Drive exit. Proceed north on Culver to Bryan Avenue and turn right on Bryao. lo the new homes located on the north side of Bryan, one-half mile east of Culver in the City of Irvine. He served as President for the Saddleback Valley Board of Realtors in 1975 and has been a Director to the California As- sociation of Realtors since 1974. In 1974 Fellows served as vice president of the Sad- dleback Valley Board and was multiple listing chairman for 1976-77. ln his position as Regional Vice President he coordinates activities for the five member Boards m District 32 -HUJll· ,auows ington Beach, Fountain Valley, Newport Harbor, Costa. Mesa, Laguna 'Beach, South Orange County and Saddleback. He ls assist- ed by ll117 pteaident of the HuntinetA>n Beach Fountain Valley Board, Realtor Jerry Gillespie. Newport Man W1D8 Award Parke E . Bryan of Newport Beach, has been named as recip- ient of the first Jiu-. manitarian Award in recognition for volunteer leadership in the Build- ing and Real Estate In- dustries Committee's fund raising drive for the annual "Stop ArtbrltiJ ,-.1ethon, •• Bryan l$ sttvina as ch•tnn~ ot UR! eom-m IU. a 19'{8 drft• to rali4i ,000. · } -~ IOUAL NOPISSIOMA&. SllYICI A.al It• Ws4 .............. M11rf191 ..... •FREE CHotCE •IN FOAMED CHOtet: HUM,....TOM lli\CH- .. ~ IOUMt AIM Y ALLl'f , ............. .. " ........... ,,_ " ......... .... C ....... tU47 •11t• • I .. ,. ,.., ... -· .,.. SuncS.y, March 19. 19711 DAn.VPILOT Broad.moor Sea View offt(S you a rare opportunity to live In one of thatnost preetigioul new ,oommurutios in Newport Beach. A manned guardhowe entrance 1>0$iubrw ~ res1dcn1s as pcoplll who ca.re. The picturesque community pool utd tdnn1-; court offer an "et home .. option to other country club, yacht.-ar tennis dub mumberships. Offeri~ range from 2 bedroom/den slngle efctyplum; to massive four-bod room, tw~tory designs, The homes are elegently appointt~. un.lutecturully innovative. And, wo·d be surprised if you am find unv rw w :.1nglti fum1ly homes, in th.is pnu- rilnRl'. anvwhere Pliw ln Newpor l. from $201,500 to $235,000 ·~ ff'Jil'i: "• ... , .. ~ ... BROADMOOR HOMES S.eaVlew Ml<Artbur Bl•d. t0San)oequ1n Hilla Rel l.ut to Saa Mig\ttl, Wt toalaollloe. '!!::? , T~i-i.on•<114) ~tlQJ ~ -r-• ._ • than iust a root over your head. Discover Pori< Ploce- Oceons1de VA FHA built luxury homes 1n o recreational community for ss6,47s to $6s,6oo (VA, FHA, • Conventional Tenns) Now under construct1on. A small private community of fine homes with tennis and sw1mm1ng foclhfies. 1 & 2 story designs. 2 & 3 bedrooms 2 car garages"! Wood burning l1reploces Moments by car to hart>or. bf>oches. golf courws. and May Company-El Camino Plaza regional shopping center. Wolk or bike to Miro Costa College and Tri-Cl hes Hospital FEATURES: All garden & town homes include carpeting+ drapes +wood burning fireplaces+ Westinghouse kitchen appliances + fenced patio and garden oreos. Ce mic tile k tchen counters and wood shake roots11! \ ' . • Suncs.y, .._cl\ 11. 1171 The Viilage of ~U~. · Special edilio11 ho111a for speeial edilio11 people. --~. . . .. . . -. . .. ,,_ ... ~of I . -• ~. Speeial edition homes in Turtle Rodi: 1. Turtle Rock Glen Townhomes Dwmct1vcarch1trcturc ma v1ew-onented nci,f!, lil>nrlmod dc..~iRned for t1dul L~ Available now: $100,000to $160,000 Call or visit: (7141752-0441 2. Turtle Rock High.landa Homes Lnri.:l' clrgant dct.ac.hc.d homes with beauLlf u/ly nppmnted mtcrtors ancl ex tenor.~. From $140,000to $183,000 Call or visit: (714) 752-2995 Turtle Rock HighlandaTownhomes A l1m1ted cd1t1on of 56 homes man mu mate, view-oriented setting designed primarily for adults. Call for information: (7141832-2881 Turtle Rock Vista Homes uirge, /UXUTiOUSJyappomted VICW·Oriented town homes. Private Recrea.11on Center. Call for information: (7141957·1100 Turtle~ BighJanda Garden Homa Luxurious &ingla--family attached homes with p'nvaterearyards. Private Recre,ation Center. Call for information: (714) 551-1500 -:· '--·#< 1 Prict.S eJ unlt e::111tJ1lng dares cffe.c:tive 319fl8 If you 1vealways demanded a little more out of life than m~t people settle for, you're going to love the Village of Turtle Rock. Its a distinctive hillside comm unity of special edition homes nestled among more than 300 acres of preserved open space. Here you'll find magnificent views1 neighborhood parks, bike and jogging trails, schools, private recreati.op centers and easy access toshopping, churches1 freeways and major employment centers. Visit Tlir.tle Rock today and see whyithas becomeoneof theleading addresses in Orange County. a: 0 a: UJ ~ :J 0 .... • N PACIFIC COAST HWY EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY f ,. INSIDE: •Happenings •Business i •Ann Landers •Futurists. ' .. CWLYPl.OT I 1 Expert. Delp IMakes Taxing Job Easier •' By PAT DUNl'li Of Ille D•llY rllet SIMf Aprt.l 15 -tax filing deadline dale; there's no way lo avoid iL Each year more taxpayers decide to tum the unpleasant and confusing task of figuring 1040 forms over to a prG. But how does one choose a competent tax man-one wbo knows all possible deductions and yet will be familiar enough with current tax regulations t.o avoid ccosaing the Internal Revenue Service? Chanceford L. Mounce, a nine.year veteran at tax preparation, advtses choosing a tax preparer ''with as much care as you use in selecting a personal physician or attorney. "GOOD JUDGM ENT JS THE KEY. How does the preparer come across to you? What is his educational and professional background? If he 1s affihated with a company, will it be around after tax season? He "mherited" his clientele by referrals. "I haven't ~ohciled business for years. Tracing where my customers c:Jme from would be a mmor 'Roots' proJect. Someday, maybe wht•n l retire, 1'11 figure it all out ··Actually, choosing a tax preparer by referral from a friend or business associate 1s a good idea " Make sure I here 1s <1 comfortable business relat1onsh1p with the person cho"cn, however. llE OR SUE ENDS UP "KNOWING almost all the personal details of clients' lives, and ease of commun1cal1on 1s important." Mounce 1s a representative of Tax Corporation of America. but he says, .. Choosing someone wb~.a~ {Of. a large tax firm is not necessarily a guaranu,e or top C,u..Jtty service." · a-.n:u~s ot sin od c tite§l!~~Wio company, the individual is the ohe you Jho Th<' company 1s important onJy in that it can provide technical )nfot'mation or it cu-~• c11-t~,r;O-e who speclil.U~ in a a)>ecific ta.JC tlelcl. au~ as ~lion or real estate taxes Many attorneys and atcoun~ &r! every bit as qualified as tax firm personnel.'! · Mounce did not condemn ''hole in the wall" ta1t preparation offices and their temporary employees, but ;1dm1ts ttit>re are some undesirable preparers who seem to come out or the woodwork dunng the peak tax months. "CONSl'~F.RS HAVE TO WATCH out ror themselves ;ind choose a qualified person they have full confidence in. I he hasslt' after the fact when you deal with the other kind t•an he a llOl<' ('Onsuming, frustrating ordeal. · 1rs a shame," he says. "that we tax preparers have not formed a :-.c:lf-rc•gulatmg professional association of our o\l. n lo WN•d out incompl'tcnts As things stand now, the govnnment has to do 1t " ThC' sl;He Department of Con-.umt>r Affairs has a tax preparer reg1strnt1on program. But certihed public .ict·ounlanl<;. public accounts. mem~rs or the California Bar, b<.ink Jnd trust companies and persons authorized to pradicc before the IRS arc ext'mpled from registration. /\II otht•r tax preparers who charge a fee for state or federal income tax returns or st ale bank and corporation tax returns musJ register and ~ able to show evidence of rcg1strallon to a potential client. THE FEDERl\L GOVERNMENT also requires a preparer to sign a form that includes an original signature and ~1al Security number along with the name and Social Security number of the client This is filed along "1th the Io.10 return Mounce said the IRS has a pro~ram to locate the 'Q P ." (Qucst1onablc Pr<•r>an•r> "I'm not a~ainst this or any re~ul:Jtory m easures mvol ving tax preparers. They provide a needed safeguard 1f problems occur after filing · Asked if taxpayers can possibly do the best at refunds by preparing their own returns. Mounce says yes. but they should begin preparation as soon as possible due to tax form changes this ye:Jr. ·~cot a problem? Then write to P41 Dunn. Pat will cut red tipe getting the answer£ and action you nud to 1olve inequities ,,; government ond bu!iness. Mail you': que.•tions to Poi Dunn, At Your ~rvice. Or01tge Coo.st Doily Palot, P.O. Boz 1560. Costo Meia, CA 92626. A., many letters as pos81ble wtll bf! an.tWered but phoned inquiries ar letters not mclud.tng IM reOIUr's full name' addreu and bus111ess hours' phone numbf!r cannot be cort$idered 'This column appears daily except Saturdays ·· DEAR READ ERS: ~lnnlng March 26, At You,. Service wlll Initiate a reQular Sunday "AYS EXTRA" fea ture. Each wee~ a consumer closeup article wlll •JC· amine• partlcular subJect ln an Interview by an expert. Leading off will be articles on auro r"eP91r, household moving, housing discrimination and landlord/tenant pro-blems. doll collecting and wise buying of muslul lnstru.. men ts. A vs EXTRA will aim to help readers become more h\- formed about consumer-oriented subjects and offer prac· t1c al advice on haw to avoid Sll'Obfems before the'/ occur. Read er'S are encouraged to submit suggestions for topics. P•tDunn .b .... , .... ~ ....... DEAR PAT; Wbltl1ltthltcanbeUMdtowr1titona. •' He also advises studying tax preparation publications supplied by the IRS, but warns that it takes time to understand them. "TllE IRS CHANGES THE FORMS almost every year in an attempt to kill two birds with one stone -to make the forms easier lo understand and gradually computerize tax return proce~sing. It's hard to accomplish both things • simultaneously, and constant changes confuse the taxpayer." There are times, however. when Mounce says it's best to hire a professional tax ruan. "This ts advisable when one's income increases or if a new job with business deductions or a private business are involved. Fihng status change and investor acquisition, • mcludmg real estate, also call for help "The real key is if the taxpayer feels he has received as much ~nefit from his claimed deductions as possible" Mounce says. Tax form confusion 1s another case where help is needed. ··consider how long it will take to obtam answers to complicated tax matters, and then decide.·· Mounce summed up his philosophy as a tax preparer. ··1 strongly feel 1t is the responsibility of each individual taxpayer not to pay one more cent of taxes than he is legaJly bound lo do. Seeing that he pays his fair share and no more is my job -and that should be the aim of every professional tax preparer." shell of a n uncooked egg so the writing wlll show up on the cooked egg afte r It is shelled? I thought this would be fun to do when we make o ur Easter eogs this year. I did egg writ- ing as a chlld, but can't recall hOw to make the liquid writ-ing solution. B.L., Fountain Valley A recipe In "tMntey•a ~ Century Boot of Formutaa and Trede lecreta" haa the hdonnatlon '°" wmnt. Oluolft one ounce of alu"' la a halt pint of YIMlllf. Wrttt Oft the -.n ot a hah, uncooked "yard" •ot that haan1 be•n coated. Let dry thoroughly, and boll the egg for about 15 mlnut ... TM Witting wlll appear on the cooked •09 Whfte. Fai.e O~Cer 1'1• llWe •Le.I• DEAR PAT: Even though ft's against the law to tamper with a car's odometer rHc:tlng, how can a used car buyer be sure actual mfleaoe Is shown on the odometer ? J.T., Costa Mesa CMlnglng U. mH•ae-on • car'• c;:_~ a. ..,alnet botfl fedetet and .tate law. TM bet1 we1 to ~ "°"' be-"'9 vtdmlnd br fraUd....,.. ,.....,. .... of•.., .• tna•• &a CD ~ eu.alne Its OOlkllloft, conttw;t a. Pttor ow.ter te -- ebOut ............ " ... llotd .... '*• ••k ............. ... form ..,_.,to your ... .., -the ptor4'11Mr' •l)d m•b ... yo.a Neelve • .,...._. cltctow 11...... , ' tf the Miter aowa the ,. ..... ed "' la lnqabedl becauM tbe odcNNlllr ft•• bMn liri*ln or ~ M I dud• a ~ to tttat effect on tM mtte999 dladoaure tonn. --...... .....,... ctt,.,.., pef90ft9 to ,.,.. .......... •OIYH M odof'Detw repair meM Ind piOWS. a dMat,. U0ftof·l'iil ....... Youc:ift lntQWa~beaae .. DllV ,..,_. Contlll ...... .....,,. •bcAlt Ute__. ......... of cara .. °"° 110 ~ tMc.eell-._ · su • .-.. •••••l'e•~1111r~ DEAR PAT: ' •tt•ncled. Pr1ncns Hause party NCent- • .. -,-..... --· CJ When you finally buckle down to fill out tax forms this year, you'll find they've changed considerably. But those changes, according to Chuck Zincke, spokesman for Internal Revenue Service, are m06Uy in the form, not in tax Jaws. · ' T HE DIFFERENCE. HE SAID, is that now you begin on page one, tum over the 1040 form and complete the other side before signing. Last year, information was transferred from side two to side one, with totals from extra schedules being-: copied twice. The changes, said Zincke, are meant to provide a mor& ''logical sequence" to doing taxes. l T he .most complicated revision, he said, is in the way miDlmum tax levels alid standard deductlons bave been seL : l lt'atbeieto Br Am0W1t. '8rd ferent u'-11111; ,.., ... for U fro• last t; M ( cket ~).for , lS ll• eompared to $1,400:lutl~. The bad news Js a t si:ftsle people lost $200 because the standard deduction of $2,400 for 1976 tax year was pared to $2,200.' For those who itemize, this spells a change in filling out schedules A and B because most people will now use tax tables. . T HE ZERO BRACKET AMOUNT must be subtracted from..! ; the total or deductions to supply what the IRS calls Excess ·1 Itemized Deductions. That's what is subtracted from total earnings, to help come up with taxable income. This year, he says, the forms are arranged so you just follow the numbers. Tax form sections that correspond to special schedules -profit and loss from business, capital gains and losses, for example -are marked off in numerical order. Zincke says lines eight through 54 produce the total tax, then •·you get a chance to take a whack al it." He adds that you can slop at hne 54 and let the IRS take over. Lines 55 through 6la include taxes withheld, special credits and the Earned Income Cred1t. That last item, Zincke said, is very important to single people-earning $8,000 or less with children. If you claim it, you must list the child 's first name. He also said that on line 40 taxpayers gain a little on child care because it ls now a credit, not a deduction and comes off the top of the tax owed. WHAT HAPP2NED TO THE '750 exe·mption tor each person m the household? Zmcke said il 's been worked into the tax tables lo cut f computations so single filers with up to three deductions and $20,000 earnings, or couples with eight children and up to $40,000 \ I income, are included. ' One other change, he said, is that someone decided to make the 1040 baby blue, the 1040A rosebud pink. He doesn't know 4 why. but hopes the other changes will help keep taxpayers trom seerng red ly a nd ordered several c rystal wine glasses. I realized the next day t hat I just couldn't afford It . The problem Is that w hen I a ttempted to write my notice of cancellation, ac- cording to the terms ef the order form, l fOund that the na m e of the consul~nt was not filled In. Therefore, I couldn't mall my notice within the .required three business days after ordering. I atso was unabtrtD rnich the party's hostess. Is there any way I still can cancel my order? The order Is due to arrive soon, and I know the hOstess will be contacting me about delive ry and payment. J .K., Costa Mesa ftet« Welt, oftlce administrator at PTtnceaa HouM heed-,.f quart•" In MauachuMna, .cMMa rou explain the lltuatlon to th• host•••· She then should aak the conauttent to luue a "hosteaa aid" to h•r. Thia Wiil retmbUrM the hoatHa for the de- lfvery coat she ha• to pay tor the ut••H• JOU ordered. I•••-,... T..,...'lrde r... Oii DEAR PAT: I have a television set with an ''lnstM1t on" feature. I've heard this can be a fire haard plus being a waste of electrlclty because the set has cu,,..nt running through It even when the screen Is dark. Is there any way to elim inate this Instant.on part of my tube-type set without an expensive service call? T. L., San Clemente Check to ... If your ••I tta1 • "vacation ..ttctt. •• Uelftg thla wlll •Hmlnat• the Instant Git PfObtem. Or, ptug Ute.t Into M out- tat that .. controlled by a watt awttcfl. A ._......._ r.,.er '91'10ft oould lnll.all an addlttonat Oft/Off ~ on tM eat ftMtt Of te tM cord to the ..a OUIML lnatdMlon of an CMWft ..-•the OOfd le eot oo;14loel1d, and fO'I prabllllJ could de tNa ,....... Mir ... electrkat equipment eu,p•• to NCDM•lnd .._. ~ ..ttctt. unplug tt99 Mt and mu. ... JOU foloW .. ._. ... ...__. c1rec--. .. - J e l I ' f i l ~ I ~::.. f ~-. -, \ . -·-. • .. . '• • .. .. .. .. ; .. -.. .. ,. } • .. r h , I I I I ---1\u-HAPPY CUCJKER Yott AN f'*"'1N to .Iola O.r 'Jtoa"4·,.•·W•rW c~ c ...... ' T...., ~ l(cy Puton.. r....-,, ~Ja 7, Hore ... o..,,. • Stuffed Artichokes, Stuffed Mushrooms . So4" Dough Roll-Ups r .... c1.,, Ware• 14. FNUtce Coq au Vin. Crepes Stuffed with Souffle TMu .. ay. /ffarclt 26, fUlo Dou•la Apple Strudel. Vanous Appetizers lli•r.cfoy, April 6, Bwulo Chicken Kiev. Charlotte R\.ISSe n~rwcloy. A11r# JJ, P,..,.,lttclal Fro•~• Cassoulet. Poachll!I Pears IAlllh Creme Anglaise Tiw,...,.y., A,,rU ZO. Net10 Ortea .. Chicken Rochambeau. Bananas Foster TitMrscfay, April Z1. Spain Paelld. Gacpacho r: Class ttme on each dav-10 30 am. to l 30 p.m 1 $10 for your hrst ckm. }8 for each class therealter ~eservations are secured hv payment of fees in advance ' C2 DAIL V PILOT ANN LANCERS I HOROSCOPE Drivers' Duties Gets There Regardless Though DEAR ANN: Loved your column on t be school bus driver . Here's a message I hope you'll print. It says il all. WHAT IS A SCHOOL BUS DRIVER? A school bus driver is a person who smiles in the morning and smUes m the evening and eats Rolaids in between. A school bus dr1ver gets there when nobody else can, finds houses which don't exist and children with no names. t,A•• 'La•d:en He la immune to nolse. A sebool b'Us. drtver'1 favorite wQrds ·(besides ''Good mornlng" and "good Di&bt") are, "Sit down/' A school bus 4rlver's worst apprehemlon in- vol vea five-year-olds with motion sickness - esJ)e(:lally in the winter when the windows are closed and the heater is on. thank God, a sensible, aincere, courteoUf • and hardworking Pittsburgh man t a ught m e dif <erently. And m•Y 1 remind ''Be ll e 't r om Richmond," ~ho con- siders h e r self well versed in history, that Virginian General Lee took u p ti l• sword agalnsi the U n ion in deep sorrow and laid 1t dow n at Appomattox with a vow to devote the rest of his life to rebuild- . . Fragments Fashion Preview in Newport! Fashion Show at 1·30 pm on Wednesday, March 22. Informal modeling between 2 and 4 pm. Come see Harriet Selwyn's exciting new collection of silks, crepe de chines. viscose prints and Qiana"' nylons In new pastels. And meet her personal representative, Barbaro Hochfield. It's all happening in our Designer Salon, 84. Rob1nson•s He dnes tears, dispels fears and finds lost notebooks A school bus driver has eyes m the back of his head and hears every word, even m sign Sometimes a school bus driver gets tired - but he seldom gets mad; and always, most faithfully, he gets there. FROM THE WYOMING EDUCATOR D E AR WYOMING: ing the nation he loved, ··~~~~~~~!!!!~~~~~!!!!~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~~~~~~~! a truly UNITED States, ... ""tanguage. Tbanu. It does indffd say lt all. DEAR ANN: "Chilly in P hilly" burned me up with that dlanket indict- ment or Yankees1 especially Pennsylva. nians. I grew up with and fervently believed the Southern myth of the "damnyankee" -until, forged in biller war. It surely must sadden the g host of that gallant American lo see that a fellow Virginian hopes for a ''next lime." - RECONSTRUCTED REBEL D EAR R ECO N: Thank you from all of us -botb north and south of &he Mason-Dixon line. You said It beautifully. Horoscope Save203on reupholstery fabric and our expert labor! We'll reupholster your furniture now and give your home a ·' . ( bright new look. And you save a big 20~o on the fabric and labor' Call for a decorator to come to your home and help .. ' .. - (]I J, JI il I t>(l 0,P I \ I • <; 111 Ii I j I ~ . Monday, M arcb 20, lt78 •· ~ • you choose from our entire / line of fabrics. We'll help you achieve the look you've always wanted. Your furniture will be stripped down to the framework. and expertly restored and reupholstered. A RIES (March 21-April 19): Accent on love _ You understand now that to escape boredom, depresaion, defeatism you have to make yourself vulnerable to love. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Open lines of communication with family, older persons, real estate agents. You have chance to prove a point. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Short trip, vis- its, relatives, unusual messages, mail, versatili· ty all figure in your personal scenario. CANCER (June 21-July 22): Accent on money. valuables, personal possessions, pro lecting what means the most to you. Debts are pa id. collected. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). You shme' You get results. Creative efforts pay dividends VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): What had been going on around you "in secret" is re~ealed. Be aware, courageous enO\fltl to call a halt lo certain practices. LIBRA <Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Accent on mak· ing a point, impr~ ~ne who appeals to you. Social event c:oUta be made to order for you SCORPIO <Oct. 23·Nov. 21 >: One who repels you also attracts-you face a dllemma. Ooe who "puts you down" can also be responsible for elevating your position SAGl'IT ARIUS C Nov. 22· Dec 21) Good lunar aspect coincides now with long-range view, publication. expansion of horizons, d1vers1f1cation. CAPRICORN 1 Dec. 22-Jan. 19): What may seem a locked in situation should be utilized for gaining a second wind. Break free from emo- llonal-intellectual restrictions. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) · If single, accent 1s on marital status. If married, em- phasis ts on business venture. rediscovering mate. cooperating in project that leads to emo t1onal and financial fulfillment. PISCES <Feb. 19-March 20) · Low key ap- proach should be advocated Those who rely on you make demands, but they truly w1!.h to com phment you ... ~ . S ale prices effective Sunday, March 19 through Sunday, March 26 253 off carpeting! Sale s20 sq. yd. Reg. $27. 'Endure', our lovely DuPont Antron 111 • nylon plush pile carpeting that is heat set and available in great color~ Sale S16 sq.yd Reg. 21.so. 'Afterglow", ioo0 ;, Celanese· nylon plush pile is tieat set, <'Ind in great colors Padding and installation al our regular low JCPenney prices. 253off1-inch decorative blinds. Give your loved one Sc:we 25°.., on the most wanted The Wealth of the lnsh window treatment today: 1 dccorat1vo blinds. You may The Goddess choose from over 100 colors. 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FUTURISTS I Look Ahead • jStudents See Wha t's Coming • MINNEAPOLIS (APJ Looking , into the future, wluch put food on the table for generations of rortune tellers, 1s becoming a profession for 'Pb.D .s , Graduate s tudents al the Umvers1 · ty of Minnesota are learning lo ~forecast, not with crystal balls. hocus-pocus or tarot cards, but wtlh · statistics, 1maganataon and a healthy ' dose of what one of them calls ''good : thinking " IT IS KNOWN as futures studies or anticipatory science, and its graduates will call themselv<•s futurists Most of us are 111tngucd by the future but don't have the faintest • idea of what it holds for us It doesn't matter what 1t says so long as 1t says somethlng. It doesn't matter 1r 1t'.., , right. It confirms we have a future In a practical sense. foreeasting what the automobile engine will be hke 20 years from now is a step toward con trolling our destiny THE FUTURIST would calculute the amount of gasoline that will be available; get educated guesses from experts on new engines. new metals and new fuels that might l.>c de veJoped. plug in the likelihood of mass transit and estimate wht!re P<'O pie will be h~1ng and how th1•y .,..,111 use cars Jugglin~ thesl' variables would give a range of possible enl{anc lypcs and uses. From thcsf' choices an engine company could choose one or two and tool up for them "The real ll'sl 1s not lhc acruran of the pred1ct11rn." says futur1'>l Ee.tr! Joseph , woo hl'lrH~d design the course ·'The real test 1-., Did wt- stecr that part of sol'll't)' alon~ the path Wl' wanted"" T ll E GRADS Jtourn that nearly everything 1n the future 1s intercon- nected in complex ways, that almost any <H'l1on causes a reaction. And they learn to nsuahze these rela· tionsh1ps with a tool called gl'neral systems theory, which chart'> "an · formation flows.' "ener~y flows ' and "fcc<lbal•k loop.., ' Thl' prn~ram., f1r.,l onl~ Ph () l!r.iduatt s) s tt•m.., appro:.irh 1n .ts rl1rt•1·t111 11f 1 t·..,1 an h and \O far • .., using the ht•r n1·w Job for tht· \1 1n ~ nuota Medical Asbociat1on Angie Ndson ls grappling with the future of medical costs, under study by a cost containment committee By forecasting the consequences of possible cost cutting measures she can give pohcymnkers a choice. The university's 8-year-old future !ltudies program 1s headed by Arthur Harkins. an anthropologist IN ms CROWDED cubby-hole or an office there 1s nothing that hints of tomorrow exct-pt for a blown-up pie lure of an At.10llo console propped on ;i 'ht•lf spilling O\Cr with papers 11 arkms s~wnds his lime challeng 1n~ ht'> students to think If the clasi. drifts. hl• drifts with 1l making no at ll·mpt to focus on futures When he t<1lks, he raps the English language apart and glues it back together an phrases that leave some of the graduates frowning. He urges them to be "cosmo-centric,'' that is, to look behind their own tiny planet and solar system: he derides the 'giant t<'chno-fix," ideology which offers to solve all our problems by applying technoloin on a grand s('alt.'. sul·h as fusrnn power, and he '>peaks of the "synapse" or connec turn between futurists and general system theorists In his Societies of the Future class. sludt•nls rantas11e about life 1n J space colony They hear a space c raft designer describe engines of anti matter, eight-hour rides to the moon and asteroid minmg camps "IT OPENS l 1P the 1magmat1on bi>cause it 1s ('ompletely alien," says Earl Joseph, a Sperry-Univac s taff scientist who helped Harkins design the <'Ourse 'What about sports - baseball in 1ero gravity'> Or new i,:ames., It 1s a neat tool for develop· 1ng 1magmat1on .. .The £utunsl IS invariably a scienct> fiction fan For to view tomorrow, he cannot be limited by what he thmks 1s possible only by his imagination And good science fiction stretches the mind Hut Harkins says a good nc.,.. spaPf>r 1s still the best i.ource of th<' futun• "'lt•w d1sro\ cries, science m"' lrt-nds. stud1t•s the whole \11d1· rang1• i~ important to the futurist Futurist Eyes [Jrit;hte r Day - "'4 .. :w YOHK 1,\1'1 Prophcls of doom, alarm1sb. r~opounclcrs of a C'ollapsing world and thost' folks carrying signs '>a~1n~ 'The World Is Ending " move• 0\'1•r ~ :\1 l':sf.ind1ar~ 1s upon us a v1s1onar} op l1m1~sl phtlosopht•r and fulunsl Ile agrees wilh the pn 1m•nts of gloom in some ways but it c.,1mp ly t· 1•rs him up ,/ ''TllE t'El Oi\l. l"l:Dl'STRIAL \\orl<I 1s c·ol lapsing around us and I rcJ01c:c and marvel 1n it." say:-, Esfand1an. ........... FM. Esfandiary WALL PAPERS ~ . Sunday, March 19, 1978 DAILY PILOT' 0 RUFFELL'S Apollo console reminds futurist Arthur Harkins that fantasy of the past is the truth of tomorrow. UPHOLSTllY W'-Y .. W..t ........ lfU~ll•~ C ... • MeM -141..0lH Easter Celebration AT THE PHOTO PLACE Ch1nee lo win • Cindy Fiiied &eter 8a1ke1 Enter contest each lime you purchase one roll of film, or each time you bring in one roll to be processed .-., Entry DHdllne -Thu rt .. Mar. 2~. ~ 1. I °'~:~ ·;~~;~~·.:;:~;· •• ~... 717 W. 19th ST., spring's sweet beat! - COSTA MESA l/f'(1 '' t tJIP •I I t t (• ".lo ,I 1 ll"'I bl,.,(• !•oHll r llt ,fll\• I I l< nr 111~!· r II ' It I c111dall11g luu~" 19.99 As seen 1n Glamour 'i I ·.,i, :1 Ir I ~ I• I I • I ''1 \ l ' •t ! . ~ I I I • ... •,, •. II<.' ht•lil'\t"i thl' hrightcsl of futures l'i upon us and .,.. 111 bt• ours h} the Yl'Jr 2010 r1r sooner I le bellCV('S, for IOSliJOCl', that anyone alive 20 years from no .... will he immortal, there .... 111 be limitless en<'rgy and fom1 , we will reprodu<.'c -if we choose to by <'loning :ind lest tutx• babies. we will all speak the same lan~uage, will be hoked by instant communirat1on and .... 111 have no permanent homes or families IN-STOCK ., • ., • .. .. not pred1c are that they The world. tn a scnst>, will be our-., ll 1s only ft•ar of his pro1e<:ltons t1ons. I have no crystal ball" might be a littll• cons.<'n all\(' " fen yeC1rs C1go \I. hen l stud the'>e things peo pit' .... <'re ready to throw tomatOl''> at me. but that was all nght smre I 'm a VC'g1·tanan and love lomatoc!-. Rut now \~hen I am on panC'ls or talk shows. the' q1wc;t1ons ttre nol 1f. but when " HE SAYS WE can r plan for these change!) because the} .... 111 be so rapid And already arc. In 1920 a heart tranc;planl. a tnp to lhr moon. even pocket calculators would have sounded ab!turd To day. every A vear old knows about them and .,..e arc JUSt lwginning lo movr. says Esfand1ary Hr ha'> taught at liCLA and the New School for Social R(•scarch in New York and has lerturrd ex tenSIV<'ly This lra111 .1n born ph1losophc•r. whose mother chose to possl'ss him" about 40 to 45 years ago his dcscnpllon of motherhood had lived in 10 to 15 countries by the time he was 15 A global diplomatic brat. as 1t were Daddy being in the corps LA.RGEST ~ll'<li<HI 1n I~ W•\I ot Amerluon & ltnqll\h Sl~Wer9 -[nQll•n Hanl1mad• llld,.•r. (ofl.CtlDI• EnQll\11 AnllQ•"" GIYf) You,, .. ,,, J•ra ~"'""''"°• Jetl Gl"G"f' &.-r a..O Mt,..rll W•ltr Bolll•• In-W•ll\ -~ny Otlltfl H-Pa1n1.c1 Ctoc•s. 111111•• C1>urt1\ C_._ J•" l'll<Mrl. WIM -a.-o099 01,Pl<IHn o.i.tnll l.•llelllt T1M WYn•ff YMt .. lmCIC,•1114 lrOOll'tl ..... ..,...,. 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Sunday Meteh It, 1971 Weddings/Engagements --------------------------------------------------------------------------- .·· ~ • • . - • .. • -. . - -\ Trane-Chapman Ma.trtha Allan Trane, daurhter of Mr and I Mrs Frank Hood Trane of Balboa WI ensa1ed -tu Duv1d Drennon Chapman. son of Mr and Mrs. Paul Sewall Chapman of Newport Beach The wedding will lake place July 8 In St James Episcopal Church, Newport Beach. The futun• bride is a graduate of Coronadel Mar High School, Orange Coast College and • Chapman World Campus Afloat; and graduated ... fromtheUniversityofCaltfornia, lrvine The futurt.• bridegroom 1s a graduate of San Marino lUgh School and the University ol Puget Sound, Washington. Harbin-Bauer Elizabeth Harbin of Costa Mesa 1s engaged to marry Gerald T Bauer Jr of San Diego Their parents are Mr and Mrs. Donald E Harbin of San Clemente and Mrs. Victoria Bauer of San Diego .rnd th!.' late Mr Gerald T Bauer An April 22 "edding I!> planned in St George's Episcopal Church in Laguna Htlls. The future bride graduated from Estancia High School and Orange Coast College Her f1ance ts u gradual(• of San Diego State L1ntvers1ly Wilson-Yeckel The Fern Grotto in Kauai, Hawaii, was the setting for the wedding of Mary Caroline Yeckel, Laguna Niguel, and Stephen M. Wilson, San Diego. Their parents are Mr. and Mrs. Jack Yeckel, Laguna Niguel, and Jean McPherson Wilson, Borrego Springs. The new Mrs Wilson ts a graduate of Corona dcl Mar High School and United States International University, San Diego. where she took a D.A m physical education. Wilson graduated from Point Loma High · School and is currently attending Mesa College 1n San Diego. Ile spent three years serving in tht• armed forced in Germany. Davis-Tornetta Margaret M Tornetta, Laguna Hills, and Honald Dean Davis, Downey, were married in cert.'mOnies conducted in Mount of Olive Lutheran Church, M1ss1on V1e10 Their parents are Margaret Tornetta, La~una Hills. Robert S. Tornetta, Hawthorne. aml Mr and Mrs John Bowen. Santee. The new Mrs Davis is a graduate of M 1ss1on Vu.'JO High School, San Diego State Un1vcrs1ty cind Chapman College. Davis is a gradual<' of San Pedro lligb School and San l>u.·~o c;1atc l Tniversity Gray-Novak Hollin l.t·l· (;my , Newport Beach, and \11<'h<1el .JJmcs Novak Vail. Colo. are planning .1 Sl•plcmbcr wedding TllC'ir parents are Ralph James Gray, \t·wport lkach. Mrs Voigt Drews, Garden c:rove. and Mr and Mrs William James ~ovak New York City M 1ss Gray graduated from Pacifica High School and 1s a student at Orange Coast College Novak took a nA in psychology at Waynesburg Colle gr Lesher-Bunnel I Robert ~11rhacl Le!-.hcr. Burbank, claimed l11·th Annt• Bunnt-11, Newport Beach. as his bride 111 <'rrcmonics conduttcd in St Andrew's I' n •s bvtc·raan Church Tht•1r purents are Dr <tnd Mrs. David J . Bun nl'll Jr . Newport Beach. and Mr. and Mrs i\lh<'rt F !,<•sher, Burbank The n<'w Mrs. Lesher is a graduate of !"cwporl Harbor Htgh School and is studying at Cal State Fullerton. Lesher attended UC Irvine Fears-Bartlett Karen Bartlett. El Toro, and Dan Fears, Costa Mesa. were married in ceremonies rnnductcci in St Kilian's Catholic Church, l\l 1sston V1<'JO Th ctr part>nls arc Mr and Mrs Gene Bartlett. El Toro.and Mr and Mrs Tom Fears.Irvine. • • . -. The new Mrs Fears is a graduate of El Toro lhgh School and is employed by the M 1ss10n VieJo Company Fears is a graduate of '\t1ss1on V1c10 High School and is currently a student at Cal Poly Pomona I • I A 41 -• .. .. Wulff-Kiester Myrna Kay Kiester and Douglas Wulff, both of Costa Mesa, were married in ceremonies con· ducted in St. Joachim's Catholic Church. Their parents are Mr. and Mrs. William Kiester and Mr and Mrs Raymond Wulff, all or Costa Mesa The newlyweds are both graduates of Costa Mesa JUgh School, and the new Mrs. Wulff graduated from Orange Coast College. Miss Trane Miss Harbin Mrss Reavie, Mr Wammack Mr. and Mrs. Havelka Reav1e-Wammack Marilyn Lc•e Hcav1c. Newport Beach, and llarry Ml'lv1n Wammack Ill, Glendale. will be married Aug 5 <it St Andrews Presbytenan Church an Newport Beach Their parents arc Dr and Mrs Dean D Reav1e, N•wpart Reach, and Mr and Mrs H M Wammack Jr. Glendale Miss Reav1e graduated from Corona del Mar High School. attended UCLA and received a baccalaureate degree tn nursing from Caltforrua State Umvers1ty, Long Beach. Wammack graduated from Herbert Hoover ll1gh School. Glendale College and UCLA. where he took a B A in economics Joh nston-Reavie Douglas William Reav1e, Newport Beach. will claim Kathryn Ann Johnston, Glendale, as his bride on July 16 in the Grandview Presbyterian Church. Glendale Their parents are Mr and Mrs James Buckbee-Johnston, Glendale, and Dr. and Mrs Dean D. Reavic, Newport Beach. Miss .Johnston graduated Crom Herbert Hoover High School and attended Glendale Community College and Azusa Pacific College Reavie is a graduate of Corona del Mar High School, took his B.S. m biological sciences from UC Irvine and is presently attending UC Irvine Medical School Havelka-Gray Kathleen Anne Gray, Newport .Beach. and Thomas Martin Havelka, Torrance. were mar ried 10 ceremorues conducted in Seaside Com- munity Uruled Church of Chnst. Torrance Their parents are Mr. and Mrs Ralph James Gray\ Newport Beach, and Mr and Mrs. George Have ka, Lomita. · The new Mrs. Havelka 1s a graduate of R1ghett1 lhgh School, Hancock Junior College and Santa Rarbara City College Havelka graduated from Mira Costa !ugh School and Hancock Junior College Anderson-Birnie Douglas Alan Birnie of Downey and Balboa Island wlll claim Debra Jo Anderson. Ladera fleights. as his bride on June 17 They will be married in Knox Presbyterian Church, Ladera Mrs. Wilson Mrs. Davis Miss Johnston, Mr. Aeav1e Mrss Anderson. Mr Birnie Heights Their purcnts an· Mr. and Mrs Wilham H B1rn1c, L>owncy and Balboa Island, and Mr and Mrs Lloyd Anderson, Ladera Heights M 1ss Anderson graduated from Inglewood High School and will graduate from USC in JUJ\e . B1rn1e IS a graduate or Warren High School and UCLA and he will receive a masters degree in business from USC in June He has been an aclive member and commodore of the Balboa Yacht Club Pf 1schner-Moore The gardens at the Sherman Foundation Will be the setting for the Aug. 26 wedding or Leshe Ann Pftschner. Newpart Beach, and Frederick Coleman Moore, Corona del Mar Their parents are Mr and Mrs. J . Stanle} Pf1schn<'r, Newport Beach, and Mr. and Mrs Thomas Col<•man Moore, Corona del Mar Miss Pfischner 1s a graduate of Newport Harbor lhgh School and she attended Orange Coast College. Moore graduated from Corona del Mar I IJgh School. They are currently stu· dents at Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo Roe-Dake Mr and Mrs. Ma son Roe of Santa Ana re- cently announced the engagement of their daughter, Allison, to Loren Frank Dake. son of Mr and Mrs Merlan Dake of Bend. Oregon M 1ss Roe and her f1ance are graduates of Newport Harbor High School and San Diego State University She was a 1972 Children's Home Society debulant~ and affiliated with Alpha Phi during college A candlelight ceremony ts planned for April 22 at St Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church. Corona del Ma Zaro-McYay Newport Harbor High School graduate Joyce Kathleen Mc Vay. Glendale, married Robert Alan Zaro of Downey. in ceremonies conducted in Downey J.'ree Methodist Church. She is the daughter of Bernard J McVay. Glendale. and Mrs Joyce Franklin, Portland. Ore He 1s the son of Mr and Mrs. John A Zaro. Downey The newlyweds are both students at Bryan College of Court Reporting m Los Angeles. Zaro 1s a graduate of Warren High School. Downey Mrss Gray Mrs Lesher Mrs Wulff Mrs Fears Miss Pf1schner. Mr Moore Seymour-Hill Janl'tte Pault·y 11111 and Tully Seymour both of Newport Beach. have been marned at Chr11't Church by the Seu The bride is the daughter of Mrs Harlan Pauley of Costa Mesa and the bndcgroom ,.., the son of Mrs Leon L'amrose of San Diego The bndc grnduated from California Statt> Ln1vers1ty at Long Rearh and the bridegroom ~n 4lllorney. I!-. J gradual{' of Stanford McClel Ian-Dray PatrtC'l<I Annt· Dray "'ewport Beach. and (,lu1ncy Gordon Mcl'lt•llan. Corona del ~tar were marrt<'d at a family "eddrng at home Their part•nls are !\1 r and Mrs ~uinn Gordon M('Ci<:ll.Hl and lht· late Mr e1nd ~rs James llt•nrv Dra\ The ne~· Mrs McClellan 1s a graduate "' Corona dl'I Mar High School McClellan graduated from Newport Harbor lltgh School and Orange Coast (.'ollegr Schrader-Martin Mr and Mrs Edward Schrader. Ne"porl Beach, have announcl'd the engagement of their daughter. Carolyn Schrader of Pomona. an<l B11l Martin, '>on of Mrs Katie Martin of Orange: Miss Schr:iclt•r 1s a graduate of La llabr;1 ll1gh School and the UntHrssty of Cahforn1c1. Berkeley Martin graduated from Orange lhi:h School and Santa Ana College /\ Ma~ 7 W<'flding in lht• garden!> of th•· Sherman Foundation ts plann1'<J S1ms-Neyers Pamcl.1 "li('n•rs. d..iughter of .\Ir and ~lrs R o be rt N l' ~ t• rs <> f J r \ 1 n t' . a n d F, r 1 c• W1lltam Sims. son of Mr and Mrs Wilham Sims of Mission Viejo have bt•en marned m the First Baptist Church of Laguna J111ls The bnde graduated from Cmvers11y High School m lrvrnt'. alt(•nds Saddll·back Junior College, and 1s employed by the M1ss1on V1e10 Company The bridegroom 1s a ~raduate of M1ss1on V1e10 lligh School anrt lfCLi\ anrt 1s employed b~ Sutton lndustries ' 4 ' • • ' King Neptune Dance Honors Its First Woman . . .· • '\i . • Tbe Newport Harbor Spastic League de· parted from tradition for it.a 19th Annual King Neptune dinner-dance by honoring its first queen. More than 300 friends, members and sup· porters of lhe league witnessed the cro~g of Pat (Mn. AlvlD S.) Cos at lhe Newport 'Harbor Yacht Club last week . Mrs. Cox was nominated by previous King Neptunes in recognition of her outstanding con tributlon.s to numerous county service organiza •, t1ons . , • After being escorted to the thN>ne by Robert Mc:Cardy U97• King Neptune), Mrs. Cox was presertted by Walter Barro111hl (1975 Klna Nep- tune) and was crowned by a.bert Ga11e.Wm c 1973 Klng Neptune). Mrs. Robert Barne.on, chairman of the black·U.e-opUonal dinner-duce, reporwd \hat nearly Sl5,000 was raised at the event for the Newport Harbor Spastic League . Focus on Fashions Fourteen modelt abowed lllkl, satinJ and wooll from Bullock'• WJlsblte to patrana ol P.L.E.A.D <Promote Leamhi1 aDd Education to End ~bme of Oruas> at a recent faihion ffappeni11gs By Marcia Forsberg luncheon at the Marriott Hotel in Newport Beach Co·chairmen of the event were Mrs. Ol&a Sllvasnl Moe and Mrs. Louts C.OUtu. Groups sup· porting the effort were the Tuesday Moroin1 Club of Newport Beach, the Coral Key Child Gu1dance group from San Clemente, members of the Shark lllland Yacht Club and represen· tat.lvea from the Hope Guild of Loe Angeles. Prize winners 1ncludtd Mrs. Ramsay Bal9, Dorot•r Bre•~r, Mary Elmore and Lucy Howe • People Peering • TMnH Flaae~ of El Toro Hilh School has be n named area winner In the Buslness Career Development Pro1ram. wblcb is Jointly spont0red by tb l~al chapter of Executive Women International and Sears. Roebuck and Co M 1ss Flanery will now compete C along with other chapter winners) In one of Lbree regional compellltons for the oppartunity to enter the in· ternational finals Sanford C. Slgololf of Brentwood received the Gift of Life Award from the Kidney Foundation or Southern California at a dinner in his honor at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel. Among those presenting the award was dialysis patient Scot& Bolin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bolin, Fountain Valley . Native Orange Countian Joe O'Campo has been ap· painted chairman of the Bis Slsters or Orange County building committee. He bas been a member of the board with Big Sisters since 1976. Mrs. Grover Brown or South Laguna is chairman or the Trojan League of Orange Coun· ty'11 benefit committee . . Four area residents plan to show their cars at the third annual Long Beach Gran Prix Concoura d ·Elegance today. They Include BUI SpeDHr ( 1931 Studebaker President 8 roadater), Ne.n W1tben (1934 Ford Phaeton), Mike Gertner (1913) Mercer raceabout> end BrlU• Canalnsb•m c 1935 Oue11enber1 S&J $UPf'r$hOrt roadster> . If J10U hov« cm 1tun /or Ha:ppeninQ•. •md it to Mamo Fonbf'Tg. Orang~ Cooat ~ P&Jot. P 0 Boz 1$IO. Coltn Muo, CA '21'28 Or caU H2·.:rl1 ... Walter Burroughs. past Kmg Neptune. kisses Ouoen Pat Cox ' ,. ·~. • ,. ------ ORANGE COUNTY B11Siness OF THEWEEK \ , Sunday. March 19, 1978 \ O~IL '(PILOT World-wide Giant Has Delicate Touch By CAROL MOORE °' ... Deity .. 11.t S..tt Success in the movrng bus1 ness depends on transporting Mrs John Doe's nne china, II Teplaceable moon rockets and even U.S presidents very carefully Or as E W Schumacher o( Newport Beach would say "with personal attention and responsibility from origin through destination ·' HE'S P RESIDENT of Global Van Lines, Jnc . which has dim bed from No 20 to No. 7 among domestic household car riers since he and three partners acquired a bankrupt mover m Dallas. Texas and renamed 1t Global 20 years ago lhat 's more profitable," Schumacher said As proof, military shipment was less than 10 percent o( the firm ·s $60 million business last year National corp or a le u ccounls <including electronic equipment ;,nd exhibits) accounted for 64 percent and individually paid household moving. 26 percent 'More than any other bu:.1 ness, moving and storage is an exercise tn human psychology and service at many levels, .. he said ·•tt's a matter or commurucat ing, showing customers we are dedicated to doing a good Job and putting the human element into the routine of packing · · 'fhat'a just one of the mnova- llons since Schumacher and co- owners W C. Moen, Max Olsan and Don Heydlaulf combined their expertise in the mid·l950!. ctfter a prior business venture in <'Onlainerized movement of personal possessions for U S. armed forces in the Pacific theater Global pioneered lc<..•hntcal 1m· provemtmls tn the '60s reqwred for transportation back-up of the space program TO INSURE sarc tross-country ~hipment of one of-a-kind s atellites and space c apsules the following equipment features were developed and re· main today in general service Air ride su'>penswn systert1t1. For another big ~vent of lhut decade. Global moved Disney'!. Small World attraction lo the New York World'., Fair und back across country degree to whu.'h Wt-solve them Ht• likened his ''agency fam1 ly" to local representatives for hrand-name appltancc!. Some agents arc CrJoch1sed and reprt'scnt Global for sule'> and "THAT'S ACTUALLY when we lo1..·al packing servit•cs moved every U.S president Disn ey'srepllcas,"hcjoked Schumacher keeps rn touch b} ConsJderlng those glamour answering '>Orne customer's Jobs and the fact that the phone call'> Efficiency t!X average American moves to a perts might cringe but tht• na· new home every fa ve yeari.. tional accoWtts love 1t ·' Global 's constantly fhckenng HE AND his wire. Floss. spt:nt ii s witchlJ?ard a.nd three fl~r~ or year ID Yokohama teaching administrative and b11l1ng warehouse. pucking and systems seem even more 1tmu-oocyrneptati•JO prot'edure' to tltt: ing. )ap~e. Each shipment gets lb own >1 • • • fi le, rotor-coded by year Thett : On..<Jtht-r 1ndu ... 1r) toµ1c..,, are regrouped along the hne for Sc.h ft1~he1 said reglon of <;>rigm, driver assign-Containers .. Wt! ha vc 18,000 me~t, delivery sequencl' and wor1,\1wide and usl' them rnostl\• Today, the company's world headquarters. by the rreewa1 near Disneyland's Matterhorn monitors domest11· and interna tional operations PART OF the personal em phas1s is husband-wife driving teams which Global 1nit1atl•d about IO years ago Temperature and hum1d1t) l'ontrols Log1sli<..· cargo tie downs t us ing straps lo steady the load> de.~tination. . for overseas duty They ofter th~ Most outsiders are amazed lo best protection against tht• ell' .,ce. the ?,egree of control we menls. excess handling and Global s Schumacher achieve,. Schumacher .,a~d. pilferage Domesttcall) thl'\ Global 1s conceded to be No I in mtcrnational moving although no official stat1st1cs are main ta in ed. ·'Without the long uncertain ~epa rations. their marriage'> fare better , Schumacher said Ccnlraltw<I d1sµatch l·on trot wbat With dealing With tn are mOrl' eXDeOSIVC th&n COfl dcpende!lt age!'ts and_ dnvers. venlional van serv1ct-so we offN <'omply1ng with strict gov them as an alternative 1f tht• u:-from l'Olll'Ct1n.i: mort-than 110 percent of estimated charge~ at lime ot delivery, dcferrmg thl' balance for 15da~.," .. Our onginal challenge was tu convert a basically military operation to one t'ompeling for com merc1al bu-,1ne-,s sincl· 'If the w1-.es aren l qualihed as dnvers. they hl'lp with packing and inventory. I lousewi vcs rer ta1nly apprecwtt• lh•• extra women'stouch · Schumacher n·calls the move for the ongtnal moon '>hot a'> ·a raravan of 17 tn11lcrs in guarded ('cmvoy rrom P&sadl'n1t to thc-n ('ape CJn&veral t•rnme~tal regul<1t1ons and t·ustoml'r desires A trailer responding to demands created after all. 1 ~ a eontainer un by ~he peaks and valh.•yc; of lh1c; wheels · busmess Ei.t1mall'., Mo~t moves dun t Peaks Jnd valleys · Tht> ·~um mer \ acation theory· sll ll rule., 'rear round schooling \o\Oulcl 'mooth out our annual workload, but m lht· meantime tht• moH· ml·nt of high valuc product .. ancl <11 ... plays ltlls m slack periods TD DAY'S CIDSSIDID PUZZLE ACROSS hOPeel 129Maat 19M1ser 85 Seedt. I Grinding 61 Seoarallons 1 30 Noblem8n 20 Make 86 Swl» fiver IPelh t-5 Motors 132 Tranqulhly 23 Reservellon 67Wash 1 Tran soon " AB Ab1hly 134 Lar;@ knife dWelhng 89 Holel patron charges I? A1ab111n 135 Malleable 31 Singe 90Scarlet 14 Wrench commander melal 33 Uttered 91 Causing 20 Small crow , ':3NOI 136 Hubs 34 Shorten vomiting 21 Oeco•aleo sane honed 137 Haml)flrs 35 Nulrolt\le 92 Auc11oneer1> 22 Pusage 15 M1m1c 139 Arabian materiel 94 Whlle through I 7 Choir voice garment 36 Scottish 96 Suitable 24 Ooclor s 78Snoop 1 40 Oral pause name 97 Moves back ass•slanl 79 Btem1sheO I 4 1 Mongrel d01iJ 25 Head FrPn " 80 Indian coins 142 Sun deity 38Dabblein 98 Splashed out 26 Oblloahon &2 Chinese 1 43 Atf11mall11e 40Burmese 100 !<night's title 27 Gods Ldt1n pagoda reply tribesman I 02 Llatener'a 28 Rel•' R3 Caltforn1a lorl 144 Grtmmar part • 1 Cake .. IOan" 29 Earth 84 Removes 146 B1olog1cal ornamencs 104 Chemists godoess whiskers factor 43 Step h&bllal 30Fem1mne f\5 Spanish 147 Boat race 45 Weter 106 Allanta nah•• sulhx name 149 Shallespearean absorber 1 09 Jerry Lewis 32 Carnivorous R 7 'l'outh charactet "7 Ptaoo spectal mammals 88 Digraph t 51 Perfeclly compos111ons t 11 Liii 34 Angler's 89 Condtlton 1 53 Glossy fabric 49 G1rrs name 112 Desires catch qo Mends I 54 Of wheat 5 I Shining 1 t 3 lodian muter 36 Grow old 92 Satosly 155 Bru1elu1 alltres 114 Classify 37 Ph1l1pp1ne 93Clomb food 52 Sea eagle 116 Finn 1n lngne lrult 95 H1sloric 54 Flnge1less 1 1 7 AlllSlgn places 39 lnc11ne period DOWN glove 1 19 Girl's name 40 Motor 9 7 Compunction 56 Sllr 120 Payable ao1ustments 9801s101n ' Terrifying 1nvo1oe <' 2 wds . 99 Ar llat stands anlmal 59 Allernoon wda. .Cl Applaud 101 Futdrlver 2 Corral1Uve party 121 Stablllze 42 Sporting 103Week 3 Parklog area 61 lndlao baby 124 Take a loan 62 "YankHland · voups 106 lamb a 4 Alreah 83 Bamboollke 1 27 PlcturHque 44 his Lalin penneme 5Networka t 30 Actre11 Dav i• 45 Babylonia n , 01 Touch comb 8 Purloin• y;n• 131 Under 84 roola number form 7 Rhythm1 66 Wander about 1 32 American 46 [)epuly abt>• t OB Aaoan f\ohday Blulatage 87 EICld'a art lat 4 7 Cavalry 1 1 O Cro11Jack O Decay• laoguage 133W11r a word 1 1 1 Proleotlve tOSlule 138 Adorable •B Prlnhng b11r1ar1 11 Ont or any 69 Prlotlng 137 Hat malerlal ml1t1kes 115 Ch1noe1 I 2 For11l1ca11on meaaure 1 38 Proaecutor 50Notwlthat1nd111g1 18 Mutes 13 Preoarld 70 Marki 141 Gym pad 53 Tntrat-1 22 Baskelry copy 7 I Mercnaota ~uencher willow 14 Burlasque 74 Racllne 143Trult 55 frtcao lake I 23 Teno•• 11ro1ee lea tu re 76 Dinner t •s No: ott11n 57 Japanese 125 Snow White'• 15Soueete OOUrlH 148Galllum measure friend 16Recklesa 79 Aalan aheep aymbol 58Muaeum 1 26 Frerich article 1 7 Tiny 1n1ect 81 Our· French 150 Pronoun dteoley I 28 Food losh 18Eicist1 8• 01 the 1tar1 1 52 Frerich arhcle lO JI Global bwlding 's fami/Jar curved facade reflects know·how eamed by transporting rocket parts. "PLUS TllERE urc :-a[cty rat· tors each driver s daily hour' Jre ltm1ted each shipper has his own idea of priorities and pre ft>rred schedules 'But such 'frustrations• are what makes our wor k fascmat 1011. Succes<. '' hased on the require t-'tt1matcs of c h&rge~ Errors 1 un bl' traced lo cu:-lomers not telling enough '>Pt>Ctfll'' ,1bout a JOb or :>alesmeo l'Ompctmg too hard for an order. The industry ts work mg hard to min1m11c dist'repan c1es Pr1·-,et11 11·~ul.1l111ns pn·\f•nt 'The.it·., our r<'al stren.l(th romplementan hut spec1ah.t1:d sen·1ces the regular household fll'et. container., for IJVl•rst-a), a nd shipments of hti.!h \·alu .. f'IN•tronie"'i l'<~u1nment Firm's 'Eyes' Pierce Dark 8)' T HOM LECOQ OI TIM 01u1, r•a.. si.tt The oddly shaped crystal on W.L "Wally" Loucks' desk has a gray metallic look It sttmc; opaque But Loucks as'>1Jrf'S you that for 1nfrart-d lti.:ht 1l 's ('ompletch tran.,parent IT IS ONE of the ll·ast exotic produl'l~ of ExolH' Materials, Inc . a Costa Mesa compan) that produces special optics for aerospace and the Department of Defense (DOD> The firm, IOcllted &l 2968 Randolph Avl'. makes silicone domes and germanii.im window!> used Jn a variety of mstrumelll.\ and device~ that · see" infrared light And. :.ays Loucks, his 1s one uf only two l: S c;upplies of C'ertam s pecial coatJngs on optical s urfaces That murketinf( pos 1t1on evolved Crom a de t·1s1on several years ago during wlµlt turned out to be a turning poml for Exotic Materials Loucks and an associate al Hughes, Jim Czach , . founded the firm in 1961 after Czach was laid off and mv1ted Loucks to go into bust ness WITH A PALTRY Sl 6,000 and what the.> could beg or borrow rrom family, said Loucks. they began the optical manufacturing firm r-iERE 'S YOUR PART TIME MAID! TIRED OF W.4SHIMG THOSE DIRTY CLOTHIS7 UT US DO ITFOR YOU CORONA def MAR LAUNDRY JZ.U E. C-* Hwv. t.40-7200 ..,_.._.......,.,"'~""'- Your honaeon tlaehDI • 1snoav rea~ fo.r viewing. PleASesee the Village of Turtle Rock ad 1n the Re.al Estate Section. IRVINE VlllAGES N lllMl4I C1lMMNf' ' ... .. . .... ~ Wt: nec.irl) stan<:d during that hri.t ~t-a1 It was a real shoestring operattl)n · Uut a NATO t'Ontract that went on for c;cvernl vear'> 11ut the company on 1l!> rcl't · ·Hut \H' \o\<..'rl' hkl' a kid m .c t·andv '>lurt "'1th only fiVl' l't•nt:-. only 11 v. a' \o\.Or~1 hccaU'>l' we had 'n man\ l''<JX'O'>I\ l' plC'C'f'' nl l'qu1pment to bu) Thl·n bl'gan a M'I ll''> ol t·a'h 1r1fu.,1un-. and c·arl'ful ('hang"'' tn d111·cllon "WE HAD Tiit-. NATO cont1 al'l ' h<• ';JHI And then Ln1on Bank mov~d down ,twrl '>t't'k 1ng business 'Rank rcprest•nt all' 1• J im Mt·Cullah &Hu<' t1cally beg~cd us to take :-ome money. We· <1 JU'' been turned down i,, our u~n bunk he addl•d with a smUe .. , Shortly aner that loon. he S<lld lhl'~ ob tamed a Smull Busme'is Admmistralion 111:1n r11r Sl00.900 and ftnaOC't'd e~pans1on h) .1dd1nJ! technical proc1..•s:-.es to the· company"' 11-;t 11( 1·apabillties Th<.' critical point Cdffit:, Loucks "did Y-hcn" ... uppl1..-r. KBI Chemicals Ct hen callee.I Ka'' 1·1·k1 1 noticed the -;mall C"osta Mesa t·ompdn\ hacl becomt• their laq~t''t t•ustomcr l•1r i.:• rm.1 ntum "'So KBI caml' along and purch<P·•·d .1 ~08.000 tnlcr(•st in the company. ht> said THAT CASH PAID for what has probahl\ become the firm':; most important capuh1h1' optical coat1n~ Coatings. ht• '>t11d product· the 'IJl'C-1al eharal'lerist1<..'s m h•n,e:-that make thc·m u-,('ful tor 000 equipment Most important however. I\ the rc·-.111l1n.I! long range pos1l10n of the compan~ Exotic Materials 1s working on d nl'\\ k1111J 11f passive radc.tr called Ff>rw<1rd Lnok1ng In I rart'cl Had<1r f FLJ R for short> <See F.XOTIC, Page C7> Stop & Go Cure for C ongestion? All lhl' IJfJ?t' bus1ncs:-. moves lo south Orange County ha\P turned the tidal flow of fret'" a\ traffie Jrnund 'ii)'' Commutt>r Com put er The urJ(anizallon matches people travel mg the saml' rout<•s at the same time 1rnd sa y'> more pl'ople should share rides 1f con ~esl('d roads aren't to grow worse Adding lo heavy morning traffic mtu the· area 1s the high co<;t of housmg nel!r -,outh county industrial areas It forces ..,orkers lo live father norttJ. )\ One othot solataon. th~ s~gest ,., the• <.·ompany bus line that pa~s many worker'! from one area to and from work Commuter Commuter at 12131 380 RIDE 1!1tVl" plaudits lo McOonnc ll Douglas ror bus mg e mploy('CS from potnls as far away as the San Fernando Volley to Huntington Beach Tile drt\:Cr malch·up service says thal oth'er ma.1or rirms. parllcularly lhose who moved aw<1y from their L.A labor base to Orange County. should consider similar pro grams It would. they sa1<l, save fuel and help cut pollul1on And, fewf'r <'dr~ would have to f11(hl tl out for s r-ace on I he fref'way!., they said D9'HS ROSlt4E flt WIST CO.Uf-T ~ MACH 64S-'470 1 ~-----1 "See me for car, home. 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It'\. ... tJ • 1.-• I ' ) . ) ' .. .. l .. . • , .. !lo ~ .. 1 " .. .. • 1~ ) • ' ~·Match 19. 1978 J .. t• . . ... a 0 OAIL.YPILOT DAILY PILOT . . ... • • • .. . . .. ' • .. ~ .. • ... • .. • • • .. .. .. ~ al .. • ... • '" • ... .. • .. . .. • .. H .. .. Sunday.~ch10.1971 TOYS You'll enjoy hours of fun with computerized vehicles, 2-way walkie talkies at special Man- ager's Red Tag Sale "buy the pair" savings, popular TV games and lots more. Buy now for all your kids' gift needs thrQ.LJghout the year and save like never before! " RADIOS Variety of styles for every listener. Choose from convenient pocket radios, AM/FM clock· radios, even those cuddly animal radios that children and adults love. l ook for the Manager's Red Tag and save while prices are stashed! MUL Tl·BAND RADIOS r m Keep in the know with portables that tune in police•, fire, emergency services, weather up- dates, even CB road and traffic reports. A world of information is waiting for you at spectacular savings during our Manager's Red Tag Sale! • Moboi. UH ill S.,,,,. St"*C Ind lonl~ ... Mty 8e Unlawful or Rtrquirl I hrm~ -Cl>ee' "'"If\ loctl Autho111 .. 1 SCANNl:RS Pocket·size and mobile models that tune the ac- tion of police,• fire and emergency services on UHF and VHF bands. Come in now and save on these great ManSQef.s Red Tag specials! ·~ u ...................... ,.., .. ~or~ •'-""-0.-'l'lrltll LU~ ... ., ---;-- fro listen to your favorite cassettes while you drive. An entertaining savings idea during the store- wffJe-Manager's Red Tag Sal&{ • ~r .• CB/WALK.IE· TA~KIES 0 Wide selection of life-saving CB's and multi- channel 2-way CB walkie-talkies for instant communication when you need it! You'll depend on them in any weather and save big money now during the Manager's Red Tag Sale! Kits, tweeters, even space-saving hi·fi speakers to deliver super sound. The Manager's Red Tag means you save 011 sound ideas at Radio Shack! . . .. . .. • j I ' ~ I . ,. .. ' • Sonday March 19, 1978 OAIL v PILOT DI CLEARANCE CLOSE •T SUPER SAYINGS • BRAND NEW 1977 AUTOMOBILES AT BELOW INVOICE. IDIALllW COJTl • OUR LOSS YOUR SAYINISI IMYOICE AVAILABLE FOR YOUR llSPECllON NEW 1 77 PINTO 2·DOOR SEDAN FACTORY AIR COMDITIOMIMG IL:' 1 .c (:-,., ~-~b!)!- 8y.·ket , •• ~ D')IOI" ._.,._, 1t Clll• c.~09t1ng mtn.~ .. «1t•C , •• , ""1~ d4tlU>tl•r Of()wt'\ t;•I( vtnvt IU()f 'l 8 l!l9' Vt f"Qll'W --~tahift CHit~.O--rtwhC wtW r.O••I tire. ~ t:..c• •tta pinoOn ,,..,,,'O ~ ff~ a ... twa;..e~ O• , ... ~"'P9'f gt<>urJ AM rM«.1 rit•1or oec. ~ gu)uU l1t\1...a vtan<~flt• du•f tPIJ't fnflftH11 "11f9 wf'lit.-ttt (.l')Y9'\ tc)l-.ltt P»r1ttl ~Ot"Qa Se; t 'lMtOlt21"J').i 5t9o. 146•7 aetell Price .................................... 55350 t.11 .. olce l'rlce . . . . . • . . • . • . . ..................... S4••5 ou• P•ICE •.........•........•.......•........ 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AM -""'"° gta .. <OMOl.Ce preowatl(Jtl C4'tt•rs .. ...ae S.. •71\112F172321 Silo f~SP CIW"oe:r.ng CJnON dr'to l"llllr. ~ wheelllO f"l\OIO•"'O' vinyl root 302 C.10 V I engine v1nyi ••t>• '""' 1•1.ct-~tutt rfUIM-0-fN~ .,..., r~11• t rff OOWi4" tleenng ,.,.,. f,(Jlf'W dtK tit_.8' cMtu11e ~ orouo AM rtid•O t1nteo gl111 cuma:»l•I• S•' '71\12F t 72320 St• ·~~~· C.a1pe11ng, bngfit dnp ra.1a. bnQht •hef'thD rN;)k>ino~. ~•nyt roof 30;! CID \1·8 ••tQ•~ .... ,.,.,, ae11 '""'· ... .ct-\h1ft cn.11~hr _....,. '""'"" f•rN ~ .t~e11no P'JWllf tronr ch.c bf&kft <k!'h.1•4i' ~ 0'0\10 AJ.A t•d• htH•d O'••\ CO't'C>l•I• 5..., I IK92F I 7'3n ~I• l!>~ID H U.IL ,..ICE ................ U lH HT AIL Pl.ICE ................ SSOOZ IETAIL ,.,Cl ................ SSZ67 RETAIL ,.,CE ................ SS2'7 IHYOICE NJCE ••.......••..• SUU OUlt PIJCl ••...•••.•...•..•. $421l HT.AIL ,.,CE ................ SS2'7 IHYOICE NJCE .............. S4HJ IHYOICE f'tUCE ........•..... 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'6117 OUl PllCE ........................•••...••.••• SS617 HEW '77 GRANADA 2·DOOI SEDAM FACTORY AIR COMDITIONING Wh..i co..-. _. ...,_, -•t'O ~ lnol oerW ....... ..,.,. root 302 CID., .. _... -·"'" CtUo•"<>-<N'"' ..... ..,. .. ,., .. ..,. ..... _ ~ hit •'-'nG - -..... "II 11._,.., -..,.,.,... -i.ont di.: C>r1~ .. "9/u•• bumtW" Q'O<JO .. M <•d.o 1"149'1 ,; ... -.... --_..,. S. •7Wmf t910ll~ Sr. 1011 HT.AIL ,..IC::E ................................. sun tHYOICI f'ttlCI .............. · ....... · · · · · · . · . I HOI OUI PllCI •......•.........••••.....••• • •••. · . UOOI AU f'tttCIS A.16 UC:IMSI ' .... i • , • f I I . ~!.~.~ ....... ,~.~~ ....... ~~ .......... !~.~!!:~ .......... ~~~~ ~~::.':!~~•••!'-u.~:!!.~~••Ut.t>' .... ,.. I OOJ ..... .. I oo• G •• ,.. I ooJ .... ,.. I~ .. -EWLY PILOT Sundlty. Metch 11, 1971 ...................... . ..•••.••.................•••...•.•....•.•..•• . ....................... .....•.•••.. . ....... . ....................... ······••·••·········•·· * OPEN HOUSE * 100 ..._.. IOOJ Gt .,_. IOOZ ---------------• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• $59,950. VA oa FHA TH.MS as saver locallon- 1llt to m•Jor shop1, 11::, schools 11nd bu . 4 Bdrmt, H• baLh.s, replace, dbl a1ra1e. -~open eves. W1 IE Metwortl .. COHTEMPOltAaY SPANISH r es tig t' area, Dcennside. 4 BR, 2400 !.q , quallty bwlt beuuty uge c:or. lot. ocean vu riced right, $12i,OOO. all for appt 14337712 hctlon Realt,y. ----· lrg ocean vu home chi for smaller home. ~UM. 499-1731 UAJNT BEACH HOME. am clgs, courtyard, fountain. waterrall & tnor~ Only $89 ,!'>00 Brkr 833·135.5 or 499 1731 lilom1a Rant·h Sharp. ~acaol, cll!an. large 4 bedroom~. $49!'> PN lnonlh Call 962·7788 or ~9568 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• c~~:~~~~i:1~So. ~<: Al ~TATr 2545 EASTBLUFF OR NEWPORT BEACH. CA. 640..0020 IAYSHOUS Garden home, remodeled 3 bdrm., 2 baths, decorator perfection. Quiel inside location; used brick courtyard entry. Low leasehold. $165,000 LOTS OF ROOM for less money! 3 Bdrms., family rm., 2 frplcs ., beautiful super greenbelt ; many extras; garden patio. Exciting Bluffs E·Plan & well priced at $159,500 OPEN SUN. I ·5 47 BETHANY Best buy in best area of Turtlerock. close to pool & tennis Charming 3 bdrm .• family rm .. centered around garden atrium with rock waterfall. profess. landscaped, with terracmg & underground drainage. A bargain at $109,500 -you own the land! DOVER SHOHS-SUS.000 Imm aculale home! Tiled entry Massive stone fireplace. Formul d ining. Parquet family room. Enormous master wing! Laundry room too 1 EXTRA BONUSES: Refrigerator, washer, dryer, freezer, sortner & built-in alarm system · mcluded! Call tbday. LINDA ISL! MANSION Custom S Bdrm. mansion wilb ll3 feet of frontage on the water! Laree boat slip too! Paso Robles stone & natural walnut spiral staircase. Formal dining room . 2 wet bars. Soda fountain. Billiards room. Separate maid's quarters. Gorgeous custom s wimming pool too. Call for private showing. Offered at $1,375,000. 752-1700 IHU MAC dTHUll IUt>.-sum IOJ..-aYIHI ~THE REAL ~ESTATERS I 002 1 Gett«al 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• I "'• NOW! HOME PAYME REDUCED M~iH Y4 f* I - : The U.S.6ov'I. & Walker & Lee Real Estate say .. ... •. • ''YOU MAY NOW QUALIFY FOR THE HOME YOU WANT!'' "GPM" is the U S G ownership w1thi~ . overnment's appro\feo P increases in real ::t~~= ~hthousands Who hav~r~~=~e Plan that brings home i~u don ·1 have to be /~ft bee~~lue of home owoerships~mled b~ recent value mpany to see f md! Walker & l eeps going up neighborh or the new "GPM'' ee, the Number 1 ... now P3tments ~ir~~~~:ot:r~:~ that qua/ir~a~:~.~~~.~t ~~ fine horn::~£;::,~ t~ ome costing S6J.sso w1t~a;1y Years of ownership--;h e plan that reduces an a comparable home w· st year's payments at e plan that can deliver parrson of payments rth conventional fina . S13S.oo per month le Co . . ncrng. Read this factual co~~ nventronaf 950/ l s /O oan ales Price $63.160 Down loan Amount $60.000 Payment S3, 160 Interest Rare 9 50" • (Private Mort 0 24•·· PMI 10•,. A gage lnaurance) nnual Percentage Rate YEAR P&I PMI TOTAL ~ S504 60 S 12 00 $516 60· "GPM" through Walker & Sale. Price $63.550 Down Lee loan Amount $60 ooo Payment $3,S5o lntere1t R 1 ' (M t a e 8. 75% •. 50% Mui u ual Mortg "" 10·~ A age ln1urance) o nnua1 Percentage Rate P&I MMI * 3 ~0460 1200 5 16.60 4 504 60 12 00 516.60 5 504 60 12 00 516.60 SJ56 06 S25 19 S382 77 25 57 TOTAL ua1.25 408.34 437.32 468.32 501.47 536.64• DIFFERENCE 'i04 60 12 00 516 60 b 504 60 12 00 ·~\I 516.60 •" 0,. c !'t\lJ"'t 10, ,,_ [I ,, 111 0.;f t ,.., .,. l!f ,, • J '" J. \fl tn.t1r r' fl 1"'°'1 • 't< '• I "" ,, '• ' ' .. ) "'j Aro .. , I 1 r , 4• • r J • .... , c,, "' r. J ... '• ' 411 48 25 84 442 J.J 25 98 475 I 1 25 96 5 11 18 25 46 $135.35 108.26 79.28 48.28 15. f3 ·20.35 NOW CALL THE WALKER & LEE OFFICE NEAREST YOU! Alta LON·Cucamotp Al!Htlm·U11col11 M11noll1 AAalltlm·State College htaa'arti c.mtta Clllno c.... Ctst.I Mtu Covina DillllOfld •• , fou11tal11 Valley hlltrtOfl 11,..tn GfOH MKl111d1 Htlpts Hllllt111st11 lucll·M•1 Adlma Mualint* ... 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(7141 sn-ms (714) 111·2311 ('114) 541-00U ('1141131-1291 (714) 132-llOO fn4) 111-4131 (%13) 112·2515 f114)fM.4111 (1141 mrm HOMEIHOPPER'S INFORMATION CENTER - (714) 958-3201 • 1477 S. Manchester, Anaheim Our con1ultent1 wlll be happy to explain !his new program. V111t the center for lnform1tlon and CtJrrent d1t1 on comm uni· t1ea and !heir price rangea of houaing. both , ... ,e 1nd new home1. Through our relocation dep1rtment, we can help you find 1 home In any of th• 50 1111 ... • ee er , 1 fJ,070 Homes Sold 1,. 1977 Total Real Estate Service Since 1941 88 Re11le Offlce1 •nd Sal• Agenta et Ov,r ;180 "ew Home Development• ;J"t,roughout Callfornle, Arizona and N vada, with aupport In M•Willng Reaurch and Sublldlartea In ,.,ortoege Banking, Eacrow and lnaurance Servlc.... ; ' EX!CUTIVE EMTERTAIMMIMT Ocean view from the finest custom bullt home we have seen iD Corooa del Mar & definitely one of a kind! Butlt especially for executive entertaining with its exceptional & unusual double kitchen, built to accommodate the huge raised formal dining rm. or the sunken family r~. with frplc & wet bar. Modern elevator services 3 car gurage & 2 upper Jiving levels . $435,000. 214 Poppy. Open Sat/Sun l ·S. 616-616 '11 POIMS!T11A. CdM Exlremely charming 2 bdrm. tiomt, recently refurbished thruout, plus splendid 1-bdrm. unit, over large dbl. garage. Great tax shelter, inflation hedge & with fine appreciation probabilities. $168,500. Open Sun. 1-S. NEW4 IDRM. 3 Baths. family room, 2-story home: secluded front courtyard with xlnt view of the lake & park from a lmost room' $149,500 24262 Whitney, Laguna Niguel. Open Sun 1-5. llUFFS RENTAL Condo, X-Plan, on g reenbelt, with 3 bdrms.. formal dining rm.. family rm., 21 2 baths. $650 mo., lease. Open Sun. 1·5. 328 Vista Trucha. CORONA DEL MAR TlllPLEX ... on large, legal R·J lot, 1 block from Ocean Blvd., which is just above Big Corona Beach. Bdrm . arrangement is 2, 2 & 1 -always rented! An xlnt tax shelter, with fine appreciation potential. $215,000. Shown by app't. 759-0811 4',Q l\l(Wl'Olll ClNl 1:11 OHIVE 759 0;;11 &a~li/uf Bfuffe SELECTED OFFERINGS Open Today 1 to 5 2189 VISTA ENTRADA. Designed for gracious living in t he "grand manner ". A truly exceptional 3 bdrm .. 2 1 :.! bath townhome, complemented thruout with the finest in custom decor & complete auention to details, soft colors & warm textures. Total central air-conditioning, "top of the line" kitchen appliances, enormous. private "walled'' patio overlooking I ush g reenbelt with bay beyond. Offered at $180,000. 405 FELIZ. Largest & most popular 3 bdrm & family rm. CE·Plan -end unit). Best major greenbelt vista. c hoice original area, complete redecoration Just done. Everything cn sp, fresh & new! "Very exciting". Offered at $185,000. 2215 F'IESTA 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 retirement home. Yours for $145,000 (Owner carries loan ). A terrific opportunity. NEWPORT HEl~HTS 3 BR home in xlnt area. Hrdwd floors, wall-lo-wall crpl'g, bltn range & oven. Recently reroofed & restuccoed. Access & room for boat & trlr + big dbl gar. $114 ,900. NEWPORT HEIGHTS 3 IR_,AM RM + DINIMG Brick fireplace, range, oven and d ish washer in c luded . Rustic , different, on 3 levels. $145,000. c-Talce A Loe* Today 1-5 PM 404 CAT AUNA, Newport leech Less than 3 yrs old & only 1 block to beach. Each unit has a bltn range & oven, dishwasher, brick frplc, + a huge 4 car garage. $189,500. REOUCED Beaut. Mediterranean 3 BR, 4 BA home, xtr wide lot, huge courtyard entry w/tile fountain. ~.500. OPIN HOUSI SUM>AY I ·5 IOI Vt4 UDO SOUO .2111 IC..,.t lht ~COATS & WALLACE Cc:JJ REAL ESTATE, INC. n LOCAllY flWHlO COMPANY SlRVING llfl SOUIH COA~I ARIA SINCl 1961 HARBOR VIEW HOME This 5 bdrm, 3 bath home is beautltully upgraded inside & out! Near new cypetl, extra built-ins, paneling & view to the West. Open House Sat/Sun 1·5 at 1800 Port Tiffin Pl, N.B. C.. 546-4141 UNUSUAL & , DRAMA.TIC House of wood & gJass features beautiful ATRIUM off master bedtm s uite & living room witb vaulted ceilings & fireplace. Wllesaver Island kitchen & family room opens to covered patio. Best Costa Mesa schools too! $98,500. Cal .... 9'2-4454 READY TO MOVE? Immediale occupancy at a realistic price. Imagine 4 bdrms for only $97 ,000. Close to beach.' Open Sunday 1-5, 201.91Norcroft, H.B. C~ 6404161 POWER OF CHOICE Choose your SPYGLASS home from our selection of 4 bdrms. One brand new view home still available. Open Daily 32 Drakes Bay, CdM. Call 640-6161 BRAND NEW CARPETS Great family home in Mesa del Mar. Beautiful plush ne w carpet just installed. 4 Bdrms, 2 baths, good location, close to parks, tennis courts and schools. Priced to sell at $84,500. Call 546-4141 EVER DREAMED OF LIVING HIGH ON A lllLL with a forever view or green rolling hills? This large 4 bdrm tri-level home features 2 frplcs. (1 in master suite) and 2 patios. Only $152,500. c• ltOW 962·4454 ALL GOOD Bes t North Costa Mesa location. Walk to all schools. market close. Solid built home on 8000 corner sq. ft. lo corner Jot with giant RV storage and trees. 3 Bdrms, hardwood floors. $74,950. Call 546-4141 Serving Costa Mesa-Irvine Huntington Beach-Newport B e~ch &.st ~t J3Y!' 644-1133 g:(·al1,· ANYTIME BLUFFS TOWNHOME 3 Bdrms., 1 V2 baths, 2-story. Sharp! Least expensive in project. Shown by a pp't. $105,500 LEASES AYAIUILE IF' Bjg Can:yon 11'operties Sooo Special A luxuriou s custom re s id e n ce, lik e thi s handsome beauty, comes along once in a lifetime! Magnificently situated on Big Canyon's 18th Fairway. this elegant, 5200 sq. ft., s bdrm., 7 bath home was truly de sign e d for e l ega n t entertaining. Large inviting pool & rai sed jacuzzi e nhance th e lovely cou rlyard. Rare 1t is to find such quality construction & appointments. For your own personally conducled tour, j>lea se cal l for an appointment. S850,000 Dramatic French Regency custom residence, located in park-like setting on 18th i'aarway. Elegant formal living & dining rooms . English library/den with h a ndsome wet bar, St. C harles-type kitchen. sensational master suite & 2 more lovely bdrms. This ls truly an impressive home. $<190,000. We look forward to s howing it to you todny. 1 to s 81 ROYAL ST. GEORGE wEOO;".Usoc14n:s INC. OIO twport Center Orf~• 64().6500 ' I I • c ( ('. :. \ h ( l• -· Sunday M~h 19, 1978 macnab I irvine NEWPORT BEACH PROPERTY COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE Come set' lh1:. ~ BR home 1n pnm1: area w pi.irks pools & .,..indin~ :.treet!> Heamed ('t·1lt11i.: French door!> & window-. brk ~nlry & patio~ over~11t'd lrt'lh,•' loH ll11lld1n Rd1 Sl7'l.OOO A Super Buy' Altracll\t' .i llH. 2 • bath w I.I! family rm. 'tunt' rpJ & new kll<'hen ,,. <:al 1n rirea l'ool 1 (;oud h)('JIJOn I() 611 NEWPORT GARDEN VIUAS CONDO Super hv1ng m prcst1E(t' IO('at1on 2 Bib. 2 baths + din1n1ot rm. lpl & ~ourmf•t kitchen Pool + pnvat1• patios 'I/ow only SR\ .500 OPl::N SUl' I 30-5 P \f 1212 l<UTt. \'Ii() RI> 12 IQ·t.2 LOVELY FAMll Y HOME ~ualtly hu•ll 111 h1i.:hl:. dl':.1rabl1• area 4 It: BR' • wp .. rate famil} rm w brk lpl t. v1·r~ J~ yard dfl'llS Recently redt:corJlt.'d & be•1utifull) ('Olor ('()11rdinJll•cl ()f'F"I 'i\''\j I .c; .. "' lliOI DOllOTHY LA'\iF W ES1Tl.l Fr 1 <~ r.~1 UPPER BAY POOl HOME Nearly ..!lillO Ml It of rnmtortable ll\ 1ng -.pan• 1n lh1s c:o1y 3 BR homt' w overs11t'd. ltj!ht & bnght family fm <h ersut"<l lot w m<1ny frwt tret·~ & i.:real fcl'lmi.: of prl\ an "low onlv Slll:l.500' OPEN Sl'N l S PM 2227 l>ONNH' ltn tl'pr>er H n' dJ 641 1730 GAlAXY M , DOVER SHORES l:;xpan!.l\l' h •m Y.elb home w ~peclat·ular l pper Bay & night light \.1ew l':xrellcnt flt>0r µIan h'atun·~ 4 l.c HR~. :J', bath~. formal 11\'mg & d1nanj? rms ~ hrkf'll & f.1m11' 11n:<1' He<id.1 for \OUr own personal d1•(·11r Ol'J.:i\ !'>l " I 'l I' \I (.l fi."1l YOUR DREAM HOME l'omt· st·•· fl)r \111ir-.•·ll 'i( " I > I' ~I l ul dl' '" lorJtmn on Jl rt• 111 \nnl\.l'(!'>.lr\ f,..lJlC' •II ln11lt' \\I' 1 hlk "" of l Ill\ ,\\t I \\1•11 maintaarwd· 1·001t11nat11111 111 'ti.n1ou' rm' " cul\ "'ll111g :JBRs + paneled f;1milv rm Pa\1•d lorm«I p.i\1<" 'hulflPboard c·t & pool·'>lrt' 1.1--.n:. --.,11lt"I ,,,, u11· & '"'"'lllft•nl Pnn·d to 'di ,11 $124 .,()() 2'101 I' A I'~; I( t.:-. • I.} 1;111 EASTERNMOST IN QUALITY ~e:.lernm<>lil tn naH1r1 Ranch ~lyle kitchen famil) rm t·omplete w/fpl·BBQ & wulk in µuntry • 4 RRs. 21 ~ baths formal living rm w 2nd fpl Brin~ kids' Tht:y'll 10111• lhe pool' C<ln\ t•ntf'nt Im at11111 John <:ranctlh h.\2-1<2.'I'.> c IJ.fii BREATHTAKING VIEW! At·autirulh dont· in neutral tont>~ & decorator wallpapcrs' SpcH'lou:. 3 HR + farruly rm horn« IOl'cttl'd on cxtr,1 IR c·orner lol A p41rad1M! fur rotcrla1111nR' S2B.';.000 .lane Paqwn t;.12 R23S cQ fi!!I McCLAIN TOWNHOME .! UR • ct.on 1'11whur~1 model in supt>r locatlQn clos!? to <'Omm pool J .11•u • /1 ,\ tt·nm' rt!.' )o .. 1,.., 1 Jrr SJ64,9:l0 L\ nne \ ctlenltnf' lri4·62«l •Q 6!!1 SUPER VIEW IN SEA VIEW l nrner lot w v11•w from Catalina lo Palos \'erd\•s 3 RR. 2•, bath homc• 111 RUardcd ~at1• ,.omm w tenni~ pool & JUlUHI Spare on side of homt• l<1r pL1\ ,,ml $;?1;5 um ''"' d\,ul for lrase Rf'll) Y.1H"><Hord 642·823S •Q 70! NEWPORT BEAOi -3 BR New on market ' TPrr1f1l' C'arm1::l model w IR ram1lv rm f.:x<'ellent .,treet in Pha~\' 11 ""·•r !';irk & '>l'hool Sl lti.500 frc· Jo,cr Edlund 642-1123~ IQ il I BRIGHT & 04EERY OehRhl rul corner location w n1fhl h~hh & sunset view 4 BR5 2 bath!\ & II! fdm1ly rm ('harminR Plltll'I eds\ w.t!k ln 'lchools. :.hops & lenna~ dub lmml'd 01 t·up.1nrv ll'"~1hle Pr1n'<I fnr qwt'k 'ale al S\.19.500 1 • .i rrv f)\ t•r fi\2 Jt!:lS 1 ~ i:! BIG CANYON r1:in 2 Broadmoor "' <;pacif)U<; hvmR rm & ~unken t'Onversauon arra f'Jmrly rm1k1ll'hen rombo. bOUflUN ('anvon '<tone fpl . playroom BR 1·nmho Pm•1•1f to .,ell at 'S:rnulOO Lyn111· \'alentme 644 1)200 < Q i11 BAYFRONT -A TIMELY INVESTMENT A rare opportunJty lo purcha\e a ·I RR custom home in beaullful c·ommunity & lovely ram1I) area lasual bt'ach hvmg 111 a homl' tle!.1gned for enter taining Spac:1ous h\ln~ rm & formal d1n1nR rm ,11rrounded hy patios & lush plantanJZ + a fahulou~ bav 111l•W $495 000 leasehold Beverly !\lorph~ 11~2 8235 IQ iO LINDA ISl.E LAGOON Custom rt>S1dence built by Rulan Hodges w formal living & dining .ircas. 4 BR.\ + !>ervant s quarters. walnut paneled library . huf(c upstairs bill11JrdlplaYrm l41b11r Beamed k1tchf'n·brkfsl rm 1~ a f(Ourml'I <\ dehRht • Pier & slip for boat Offered 11t 1950.000 mcl pnm~ land Appl <"<1th\• Schweickert M2·8235 <Q·75l UDO BA YAK>NT Unbelievable view townhome w pier & slip 2 BRs. 2 baths Finest nppoll)lments . mbl fpl. teak parquet flooring. suede walled den + 11pac1ou..~ terra N>lla terrace Lynne Valent me 644·6200 c Q ifll MOVE RICiHT IN Lusk bwlt 4 BR. 2~ bath, fa mily rm home w1 formal dmlng area Seclud~ pal.lo, quiet location Owners bought another & ready to mov1>1 Priced lo~Pll now· just 5149.500 Larry Oyer 642 8235 (Q 77l .. HARBOR VffW HOMES Super corner lucalJon 1 3 BR. family rm Carmel model w/ pool Ready for 10ur own pc?rsonal flair 116..<J.950 Lynne Valentine 644-6200 < Q 181 rD MORE OUT OF THIS WORLD Spectacular 1unrtse fr suniel views from °'41 Bluffs Special "t:' · un tlioltut areeabtll baa I i,. BRI, family rm (pool table size). sunny. co-tom titeblon & Hpat&le laundry. Tinted class in MBR & llvlnl rm $199,500. OM.na Custtt 8'2· 112..~~ CQ-79l f' 642-8235 90 I Do•er Drf•e ~Bach rea ty NEWPORT BEACH PROPERTY PEACEFUL WATER VIEW Pnf P1·t rur lh•r•t' ~ho enJOY sun~et & buy views to Catalina. Single-level. 1•nd·un1t c•oncJo wrroundt>d by lit pine trees & wide greenbelts. 2 BRs. 2 h;1th:. + lorm<1l d1n1ng & bt'aut r~ecorated · 1ust wailing for you' Whf•re t'hl• f11r O"!.\' $175,000 J1•an Dale\ 64.2·8235 IQ·lkll BA YCREST -ORIGtNAL OWNER CARE lmmal'uldle 4 HR 3 bath hom1: w sparkhng new kitchen Lg patio area ... urround\ 1·u~t11m pool Pnml' (·ornrr lot allowb ~eparate garage ~ntry 3219,000 .lt>ant•lle ftav1•n!'> 644 6200 IQ·81 > BIG CANYON I BR Pl<1n 4 Broadmoor w prof landscaping. briek·worlt entn. gas r1rt'p1t pool + JiiC'U/ZI Ready for ynur 1ma1:1nation S2.39.900 Lynnt Valentini• fi44 .l\200 1Q K2l "MONACO" MODEl 11.irhor V11·~ lle>m(•s' 2 HRs ~ d1:n & formid d1n1ng rm Close to school!> park & pool l\'c>w (·pt, & fre~h pi.110I Heady <or movt' m' Appl on!\ l>onn111;1,..bh.;ll1>44~4!00 IQ·&'3 l HARBOR VIEW PAURMO 2 story vie.,.. home -.1. 4 lu"unow. BRs. new cpts. hl htm1ly rm & fpl $178,900 Joyce f~dlund 642 823S IQ·84) THE PLACE -NEWPORT BEACH! On the water• 4 RRs. 3 baths. family/dining wlfpl; wet bar, lg mastt•r v. I Jll. 'ludy & balcon)' Indoor Jacuu\ wood deck. view + pier & dock' \s kin.: ~33i.500 Vee Stm!>on 642 8235. 1Q 851 BIG CANYON PlAH 3 BROADMOOR [Jr;1mJt1c \I~" or l(Olf l'CJUr\e f.'ashmn Island & beyond' 4 BRs. formal dinini.:. "'PJnd<·d famtlv rm w high bt'11med <'e1hng & plenty of room for 1111111 t ahh· I..: ,,,rd ,,. pool Jaru111 & basketball court or room for 111<111111 lt•nni'' ).ISH ,:.4111 I.\ nn•· \ alenlmt' fi·U-G200 IQ *ii CORONA DEL MAR PROPERTY COUNTRY OtARM Reautifullv de<iorated Cameo Shores (>001 home on approx. ~ uc Sp<JC'tous j BR plan w r<luntty k1tcht-n family area & loads or charm & 'l \le s2:11.ooo OP ES ~l " 12·4 I' M 4600 ROXB\J RV ( Q-811 WHAT'S NEW lN JASMINE CREEK? \1 non llt>'I model JU!>I h~led • G randeut 1n a gr11c1ous home ,,r ~ 1ft spnl.cn l'11•.i.:.rnce 2· 'tory C'l'lhngs soar alxn•e LR & foyer Graceful 'tairway & '''l"'""d trnlronv So "'rap·around patio, exten~1ve 8 I tH1nk•.twl\I"• m11 r owa\(· mf'n rent air cond & much more• Of cour~e . .J.1-.n11111 i.;u.1rrktl ~a11· rool' JJ<'U7l.l & tennis rts 125-4.900 OPEN SU='- 1:! 5 1' \I Jfi\\lllfE\.\1\IER 1QHH1 LOCATION -ruGANCE -VIEW Plan 1; .Ja.,m1n" \rt•1·k home Private gated entry to a spac1ou~ 1mm.H·ulalr h11m1• v. '.I HR-;. family rm ma~lf>r -.u11e & ltbrary " fpl + m;1n\ IJJIJ!rarh·' 1n fill' & drp!> S25:l.~ Manon Fnzztll 752·Ul4 <Q 891 2 COM TOWNHOMES Srparal<' :i HH' each " 212 balhl> & patios between 2 garage!> Great 1·onrl1t1<ln' Walk 111 llarhnr \'1e" c,ch<lol Alberl~ons & beach rrcmcndnu~ 111' 1•!.tm1·111 i1•1i 5'10 lforbJra Wnr.:hl 644 6200 1 Q ·90 1 CAMEO HIGHLANDS "'<'W li~ltn, 111 Cameo ll•Rhlands w ranta.i;l1<' canyon & ocean view• 3 HRs, 2 bath.~. formal 111111111? art-a • prof decor Pool 1s en('lo5ed 111 1•ntranc•c c-ourh'ard A pvt nnl\ Donnil Codshall "44-6200 1 Q 911 START THE DAY RIGHT f:n1ov ~ma-.hmi: v1P" of :-.ipt Ba:,; & ocean w your mommg coffee Creal holl'le v. I RR~ & charmmR family rm w brk fpl. End the dav ,,. "orkta1fs fv tlw -.un 'ellmc nver C'atahna 5224.500 Holly Markas I\\ \ 1;;>00 I \) 11:! I PRICED TO SEW \ 'H1>,( llU\ · m t>f'aut1ful fl arbor View hill!> Spacious 4 BR. family rm homr v. hc<1mt'll cc1hn1:s, brk fpl & enclosed pnvate courtyard. Lush 1!rrcn s1•tt1n~ or park j!r1•en can be viewed from most rms + some ocean A "'11t I t•nll'r hi.:ht!> St!l:..ooo ~1.irJone r>1cthon 64~·6200 tQ·93• IRVINE PROPERTY WOODBRIDGE Pl.AQ Lovely l ·story home w/open reeling. Ju!ll walling for someone lo give it pu•wnahly' Nevct hved in features 3 BRs formal dining + atrium & rlble attached garage w o~ner Appl only Sl19.900 OPEN SUN 12 4 P M fil NIGHTllAWK !Q·991 CAREFREE UV\NG W /VIEWI Rancho San Joaquin San Carlos model 2 BR. 2 bath townhome wl open ll\'m~ rm. dmmg rm & ronv area + wet bar View mtns. park IJ hghll < omm pool & Jllcu11J. 1112,SOO OPEN SUN 12 4 PM. f4 RANA (Q-1001 GOOD PUNNING View of hills from lhts single-level, 2 BR. 2 bath lownhollle Feature. li-rrific floor plan 41 beautifully up1raded1 Low·maJnt end·unlt w/oak noors. wood apptmnts. rormal dlnlna rm. \u11h neutral ci>ta •decorator papers OHered at $120,000 fee OPEN SUN 1.5 P.M 12 GUNNISON IQ \011 644-6200 1644 San MIC)Uel Dr. Hcabw View Center IRVINE PROPERTY IF YOU LIKE QUIET Tiff-LINED STREETS Yt't want to hve only minul~ from un)" b(•re 1n town, vou'll lovt' this 3 BH. dmmi.: rm ··11<1no\er" pl;in 111 l "'' l'uk' $8!1,900 Appl only La~1lo gharkilO\' 7!12 1414 < Q 1021 -WOODBRIDGE ·n + man} upgrade' Aero~~ from for 1mmt.'d ()('<'Upanry New l!st111g! .Sharp 4 BH. jamtly rm home ed for ~ro Central air trntd A must see' Great l0<allo11 & price Partrh 752·141\ f Q 1114 1 FINEST GRHNBElT LOCATION! Populdr <'ardllt modt:I w clcrt'~tor} <'t·dtnl('<, In th•• f rr<1cl' Sharp 1mmar upjlradt•d 2 UHs, 2 bath~ • l'U!>lom ~hades & p<Jl10 ,,. overhani.: & ,.,('_.. of min~ roO\ en1ent 'hopr1111i: ~7.~IOO llc•l1·n Hanh•\' 642 IC..l~• < <J 1051 "Tfff BEST IDEA YET" Y.. oodbnd!!e 3 RR 1\.,p<'n m~t·I w luh of ~'"""' & rla-.~ location' -89.500 llonnJ I ·u-.t\. M2 IS2:15 1 ~ lUt. --- WOODBRIDGE EST S De!>trable "Wa:.h1ngton plan beau11ruth· UJll!raded 1p earth ton~ J RRo;, 2 bath.<. + ram1tv rm & den 1< \\<'t hi!r i .WO frl' Martha Macnah&l.2·823.'l IQ !071 4 BR SYCAMORE ltoom' \\'oodhridl!f' hnmP Y.. alkml? d1,lance to park' & propos~d swim c luL H"a1rt1fulh lo111l 1 ctr•l'd upJ:ri!d1·d & n•c1d} hr \Our 1mmedrnle ot'l'UP;lllt'\' ~·m '"'''' 11r lea<,1• nµl1nn '112.rKMl 1\m\ l\rown 7!'12 \414 '" !011 1 VlllAGE 3 4 BR Oh. "hat a home£ Li.:'l tow nhomt m'1del & 1t ~ a beau\' Tip top r<lndll1on' Co~y !pies 1n llv11111 rm & m.t~ter RR dmini;: rm + ram1ly rm Loi!. of i(lass 1-1•xlr;1 11.,..,.., 'Pd'•·' 1\ R"'"t fam1h· homf· S\37 500 C.11 !flt' 7~·Ul \ !(J \11'11 ENJOY FAMILY LIFE TO TlfE FUUEST In lhl'> Ii;: 2·story l'niv Park home Till' entry .'l spa<'IOUs BR' ram1lv rm . formal dining hrk 1µ1 \Pf\ pn~c11f· · <·ourt\anJ f'IOf>e to 'h<lpf)1ni: ~chool'> P<tdi' 1111•11 •"-l1•11n1' 'I li,51.11• .\nlt.1 flrJdcJ'lii"' i'i2 1111 1Q 110 "S & S" BEAUTY I\ rare fmd' BeJullfully de<·nr.1tt-(i lo ,, atUrt'' " 'Pat'llJU' nn, 2 lull baths + powdPr rm S1tuat1·il .1m11I p;irk l1k1• 'urroundin.c' & 11fl1•ro; ... w1mm111R tcn111.., f.111'Jlt•t:I 111 Prl' 11• • om111u11 I\ I"'' I P•irr 1·1>.1 • 52 I ti 1 I " ll 1 A CAREFUL BUYER'S DREAM H \Clll knnv. Ranc:ho San .lo1111u10. \fllJ kno-. lh•· 1•r111•~ 'o th1' m,1\ 'urpn'e you' lhs.:hly uppr.adl'<I :! 13ll + """ •l'lrl lf'\1•1 t11v.nh1irrw in out.-.lanrhnR lot•<JtllJn pru·,.rl ill 'IOfi •~•· lh<11,.r• rr.111 • rn·d llurn ' l.tl<J lli11lll'f ;·,2111 1 1(/ llt THE LARGEST FOR TliE SMAUEST San Lui' Hev model ttw 11''1 an 01 .1•11.tul H,rnrhn :'liln .loarp1111 ' t'p1?r11d1•' rndurl<• ;\fr\11•;111 111 .. .'l. 1•·d"1ww! v.1•1 t. .. r 1'1 1 s ~1unn1n.: \ll'-.1. ol crl'1·11 h11f, ~ rughl lu:h•" '""' ,.nl\ 'I I•· 11~1 \1 ,,1\••ltn1 1 rr1" 752 14H IQ 11.11 ORANGE COUNTY PROPERTY VIEW FROM TliE TERRACE A rare one in \1onart h Bdv Tcrrac(' ll'v. lrc•m., rm' lmn'"' 1 BR 21, bath homt' on quit-I ru'i d.-';1r !-,l1.J<'1nu' 1.•m1h rm " "'dlk '" har & l'alos Verdes ro1·k 1111 1'1111,lwd t•xlru rm off i.:11ra1-•1• \lnult1lr1 Srhool Dist IS an a!lck<l p\u, $24!1 :'lllO lll')o::\ SI ' I ;, l' \I 2:12,.. .. 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A i;t•trdt'n off"' rr~ rm v. 0( e<1n \ICW from h\ 1111-: rm f'ull c,rc:unl) -;y~tem Super lt1<·11l111n Suprr Prl<'•' S;>!l5.lloO I rnn<' \'11lrnlln .. 1114.r.200 <Q 951 SUPER FAMJl Y HOME Near lf.l park & con' en1enl to "<> Coa~t Plo1n Prof landc;capffi homf' w beautiful palln!i & fruit lrr1·c; 4 BRc; 3 bathe; + film1h rm & fpl Owner lrovin~ "'"" Pnr<'fl tu vii S.M 500 llarr11•t P1•rrv 1"'42 112.'\S <Q ·llfi) AN EXCITING HAPPENING h a modest dcsrnpuon of thl' ne--. ru .. tom bit wflOfl & J?la• homr 111 Laguna Beach Pcrt'hed high on a hill w rau \it>" of mtns can) on & a r.eek of lhe orean :! l1>vrl~ or ionrhantmf'nl " t11t..-I pr1111n S375 0110 11H I 11nd Bellr Cha\<' I .t'f' 1;44 li200 1 <J 97 1 EASY COMl 'N GO LIVING! Great 'Landmark" f41c1lttlt' pool J&cuu1 btllArd~ l'•mt rm,, clubhOUfte & pnv11cy 3 RR. 2 hath r11nrloml111um d1~c;e to twoch & !i!hOPPUlll $74.500 llonnu Cu,trr f;42 823~ <Q ~II 752-1414 4545 Compus Dr. C~ Valley Center f t . 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Home surrounds 1 yr old pool and Jacuzzi with extensive flagstone decking. 2 New patio covers. new Jandscapmg, new pa.int inside & out, plus 4 bdrms. 217 baths with Palos Verde stone fireplace in living room. AH thu; and approx. 2500 sq. ft. of • Ji vmg ~pace. A best buy at $210,000. Open Sat/Sun, 4610 Dorchester. MESA. Vf:ROE -Beautiful 3 bdrm. family room ranch' m mint condition. New Jand s<.'a ping, paint plus wallpaper. Cheerful and located in t•xcelleol :.irca. Offen~d at $117,500. Open Sat/Sun. 2956 Pemba. BIG CAHYOM T OWMHOME - neaulifully upgraded "Greenbrier'' fronting golf course with superb vjew. :Rest priced view property in Big Canyon. Parquet in kitchen, mirrored wet bar, pri vate master suite upstairs. $192,000. 32 Sea hland Dr. Open Sat/Sun. llG CA.HYON TOWMHOME -View of J?O lf c•oursc and lake from this upgr<uJro "Pinehurst". Pool, 1acuzz1. tennis courts are included in the security minded dl'\ elopmenl. Offered at $17 l,500. 52 Sea Island Dr. Sat/Sun. CORONA DEL MAR -Fantastic occ>an \Jew from this newly painted 4 bdrm, family room home with loveJy pool, large irregular lot. Offered at $299,500. Open Sunday 1·5. 2807 Ebb Tttlc. 675 -3411 LUSK \t REALTY a J o lz 11 D. I. 11 s k & So 11 Co. 2515 E. Coaif Hwy. Corona dt-1 Mar Have something to sell" Sell things Cast with Daily Cla.s.sllaed ad.s do at well. PlJol Want Ads. ___ , GeMrol 1002~ 1002 Now only $124,900 Jn beautiful lhi.s pnce, except thai. I. 1.f G:f\ Newport Hel1b tl ! Completely one. 3 BR home, NOT A lll.e lll,1!£1 a 'I J IUSHWILL SPECWJI Q~{i6) remodeled tool Excellent location. 3 ~":'t~ Call now 1t .. l. CS'i ~ bedrooms. Big large lot -pool size. · pH~•nu Room for RV tool To see it iS to Jove 540..3666 This one is ready to move fast! A 1t! Call to preview. comfortable size 3 bdrm. canyonside home with spacious ocean view terrace; in exclusive Cameo Shores. Keys lo private beach. Open beam ceilillj?s. A sure winner at $269,500. Open Sat/Swi. 1·5. See 207 Milford Dr. SA YING OF THE GREEN .. money, that 1s This exceptional Bluffs Carmehla Model has been reduced lo be lhe lowest priced 4 bdrm., rec simple home in The Bluffs ! If you've been shoppmg enough to recognize a bargain, then come see 359 Vista Madera, open Sat/Sun 1·5. Now only $159,500. $39,900 IN NEWPORT IEACH? No, not the down payment -the full pnce. A very s pecial 1200 sq. ft. mobile home in Bayside Village. Carpets, drapes. all huill-ins, re::a·· for you to move' m. Enclosed patio, adjommg carport . boat slip available. Open Sun. l ·5. S<.>c 279 at 300 E. Coast Hwy. WHERE THE SHAMROCKS GROW 5 Beautiful green acres on a hillside in historic: San Juan Capistrano. Only minutes lo Dana Point Harbor & with an ocean view! The place to build your castle. Horses O.K. $350,000. OFF-SHORE IHYESTMEHT lsla Viveros, m the Las Perlas group off the West coast of Panama. 1,228 Acres of tropical beauty Ideal for resort hotel & ~ambling casmo Best f1shmg in the world Many financial advantages not found in other areas. Se v er<.i I m a3or h otel operators available. THE unLE PEOPLE? Not this lime. It's really no mystery at all. H's a modern computer & with it, we can g1ve you a computerized market analysis of YOUR home. so 1f you wanl to know what your home 1s worth, Just gave us call. lt s easy & there's no obltgat1on 673-4400 IROADMOOR TUl1lBlOCk A beautiful Plan ' hosts secluded atriu m, form al dinin g room, 4 bedrooms and 2~ baths. Private patio with built-in BBQ. Of(ered at only $132,900! See it fast! IRIARWOOD PATIO HOME Lovely Briarwood model in Woodbridge. Italian tile entry. Formal dining room. Family room. Shiny new kitchen. 4 bedrooms. Never lived in - try for fast occupancy! Jog lo Lake! Orf ered at only $11.9,900. Call to see IWFfS-"$153,000 Bluffs "O" Plan hosts greenbelt view. Spacious living room. 3 big bedrooms. Very quiet location. See it to 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 living room . Gourmet's kitchen. Step down master wing hosts private den! There's more -2 view bedrooms PLUS gorgeous forever view -deck over canyon & ocean! Private walkway lo sand & water. Hurry to see! 673-8550 l ll MAIGUBITI. COIOfiCA DIL MAI ~THE REAL "'ESTATE;RS llG CA.MYOH 4 BR. Cam . rm ., 3 baths. Beautifully decorated family home with patio views from each room . $335,000 LIDO ISLE Newly remodeled 4 bdrm .. den, 4 baths. living rm. w /rathedral ceiling. Lge. master bdrm suite BAYFRONT Several fine bayfront homes with pier & shps BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Ba y\1de Ortvf!. N.8 67.5 -6161 lllfltela11 REAL ESTATE IEACH V .A.LUIES PRICE REDUCED 5 Bdrm Peninsula Pt. 5teP6 t.o beach. $189,000. Newer 0<'ean view duplex, Dana Pt.. $145,000. 5 Bdrm, pnvate beach, Corona Highlands $159,000. World Wide Brokers 6734545 * MOVIHG * Must sell. 2 homes near Newport Heights; new 3 bdrm.. 2i., ba , charm- ing, upgraded 2 bdrm. bomc. $215,000. CALL 0 6h·Hl<l '11~ ,.,., "lc•pott Po•t OHi~« OCEAN VIEW 4 PLEX Lge 2 br. 2 ba units w/bo:autiful interiors. Very attraclavc pl'l'ky cedar thruout. Low maintenance redwood exterior. Developing harbor • Marina area. Just lasted ~7711 l Bf:DROOM- l IATH $59.500 Its not a mispnnt. its ror real! Commuruty pool & all the amen.ilie~. Won•t last at Uus pnce. Call now 540..3666 Wltelc-.11 REAL ESTATE NEWPORT _ HEIGHTS Older Newport lle1~hts home w unlimited potential llugc corner lot. 6,375 sq. ft. · lovely younds abundant w all types of frwt trees Call today. &l(Vi7 ll IRVINE TORACE MIW USTIHG -3 Bdrms, 2~ baths, excellent neighborhood. close to Fashion Island. The woodsy and distinctive garden areas are for enjoyable days of rest & relaxation. Don't miss this one -you'll love it. $165,000 leasehold. If If c .... mco Dr .. M.I. . s..y , ... CORONA DEL MAI DUPLEX NEW USTIMCi -South o{ Highway. Just 4 years old -3 bdrms, 2 bath downstairs, 2 bdrms, 2 baths upstairs. Each urut bas fireplace, builtins and patio. 4 car garage with loads of storage. $194,500 -Call to see. NEW BAYCREST USTING LOYE COUMTIY CHA.llM7 -This special home is for you. Beamed ceilings, warm wood paneliDg, huge ·brick fireplaces in living room and family room -4 bdrms & dining room. Be the first to see this and make it yours! $179,900. 1941 Ca1•11cdore, M.I. LIDO ISLE BAYFRONT s-lay 1.s OH THE LEEWARD SIDE -Lovely older 5 Bdrm, S bath home. Large dock for l or more boats. Fantastic bay view. $500,000.' 112 Yla Udo HorcL M.I. S•clay l·S NEWPORT CREST SMASHIHG ROHT IOW VIEW -3 Bdrms, 21h baths, wet-bar, fireplace, and much more. Owner anxious, make offer. 14 Swift Ct, till. S.., I ·S 5 BEDROOMS-UNDER $100,000 GOOD EASTSIDE LOC4TIOH -The large family will delight in this big family room & dining room home. Micro-wave and other extras. Seeing is believing! 197 hoy, Coshl Meta s.day l·S WE ARE PRIVILEGED TO Offf:R THIS IAYCREST HOME -3 Bdrms, each with it's own bat hroom, a nd den/loft overlooking t he living room. A truly outstanding buy in a most pretigious neighborhood. $192,500 -fee land. 1920 CcNnmod0tt, N.I . S.., 1·5 UN· TRACT IN HARBOR HIGHLAND ·.··.·.··.·.~·.·.··.·.··.· ....... ·.··.·.·.··~·.··.·.··.·.··.·.·· .... •••••••• .............................................................. CONTEMPORARY .. TRI-LEVEL DESl$HB QUA.t.ITY -and immaculate on quiet street -Mariners school area. 3 Bdrms with larie fa mily room, s kyliJJhts, rustic paneling, fireplace. and beautifully landscaped. - - FIRST DAY OFFERED Selling Brokers $10,000 Commission PRINCIPALS INVITED PREVIEW SHOWING DOYER SHORES Exquisite Spanish Hacienda spacious 4 bedroom, family room, 3 baths, formal dining room. A UNIQUE HOME OF DISTINCTION OPEN SUNDAY 10-6 1712 Highland Drive, Newport Beach OWNER & AGENT PRESENT TO ACCEPT OFFERS ALL OFFERS MUST BE DATED & TIMED $289,500 FEE LAND COASTAL HOMES INCORPORATED RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPERS 631.:0900 Exeeutive home in one or our rmest areas Walk to 2 parks. Frml dinmg Huge bonu." rm w wt•l bar 3 c:ar t:arage Im mediate oceupanc·y Jusl lasted. 646 7711 Real F..statr S&S QUALITY Seller movin~ & must sell his 3 BR plus den, H• BA S&S bl"auty. Wants an off<'r thi!I weekend & pr1l'ed at on ly $75,000. 540..3666 Wftelc.-,11 REAL ESTATE HEW HOME Eostside C. M. Builder just completed this 2 s tory 4 bdrm home Features mdude. vaulted t'e1lin.i:s. 3 l'ar garagt' & R \' storai:e Hurry, choose your own rarpets Call !)-46.5880 ~HERITAGE ..... REALTORS CA.PE COD $53,900 $2,150 TOTAL DOWN Windrn~ roadwa~ to soanng 2 st.ory retreat '. Pnvate grounds protet't seclud~ entry t.o lavish laving room! Gourmet lutrhen overlooks sun. shine courtyard' Wand· ang stairway leads to s we e ping master bedroom plus cbald"s retreat! Hurry. seller t-41 anxious. 847-6010 ()PIN r11 q . U ( ti ..., '"' ftf NI((• [~1111 IE.ACH t 0 MIH. $87,900. Great 4 bdrm. familv home Good ~rhools A: neighborhood MtiHt Verde. in Costa Mesa. HIWPORT HEIGHTS NB Cott.age wlallry ••• R 2, Room to expand .• Subnut trade5, et~. ... $84.900 w;Term The Hea&ht.a R Specl-1t1 lntm'l R.t:. Network Super pnce too! 2021 Detxwah. H.I . 5-day l·S POOL--GUEST HOUSE SPACIOUS IAYCREST -3 Bdrms. dining or family room -roomy kitchen. Separate guest house -all built around patio and pool. $208,000 1822 ButtonsMll, M.I . Opttt 5-day 1 ·S VIEW -VACANT -VERSATILE TOT AL PAHOl.AMIC PAHort. Y' -of Newr>ort Harbor, magnificent sunsets and boating activities. 3 B<inns and family room included are plans for addition. 9 I I kJngs Rd. N.I . 5-dcry 1..S COUNTRY FRENCH WITH FlAIR DOVBt SHOtlES -Custom decorating and constructton combine to make this view showplace truly one·Of·a -kind. Cathedral ceilings, warm wood and exquisite wallpapers are found in this 3 bdrm, family room · home · 1500 Aaffc)ua Way, M.I . s.day l·S UNIVERSITY PARK -VILLAGE 11 POPULAR HAHOVER MODEL -on greenbelt Li~ht and airy with beam ceilings. Built-ins and BBQ in tiled atrium. Freshly painted 3 bdrms, formal dining room. $96,500. 15 Whitewood Way, f,-.. s.dcry l·S BEGINNERS' SPECIAL E.A.STSIDE COSTA. MESA -Big lot with 2 bdrm home. Plenty of room for boats. cars, RV 's. hobbies, dogs or garden -with alley access! $72,500. CLOSE TO BEACH WITH OCEAN VIEW Well built cotta~e with 2 bedrooms and 2 baths. A fun place to live and vacation. t 06 Z7 .. Sf .. N.I. s.d9y I ..S I ovn y LINCOLN LAN£ TRADITIONAL WESTCLIFF HOME Cool shutters, calm 3 bdrm interior wllb wainscoted dining room -serene papers, tiles and stained glass. ~195,000. I SOI U.C. Lea., N.I . 5-day l·S Newport Heiahlll Realty llM.wil!t\IWll 64S..S04• , ..... lt-.. . --...... !!.~~.~~ ....... 1 ~~:::!.~~.~~: ........ 1~~!~!.':~~.~~ ........ 1~c:'!!~!!.~~.~ .......... 1 ~~!~!.~~.~ ........ l ~c:'!!~!!.~~.~~....... Stindey. M1rch 19 1918 OAILV PILOT Df ~~ .......... !?.~~~~!'! .......... !~~ ~~! .......... !~~~ :~~ .......... ~?.~! ~~ .......... !?.~~ !:~! .......... !~.~~ ~:!~~~.~~ .. iooi ~~~~.~~ ... iooil~~~.~~ .. iooi · •WATERFRONT CONDOMINI UM Prtst1111ou1 2 btdtoom home In a total H•u11ty •tn101phe11. Thtl adult condu offers lui(Ury. p11 vacy, use of puol, 11cuu1 & \tune. Bnuulul Vll:W of waterfront ac:t1v11v and night ll11hu. P.by conSldar l11se/optron. Reduced tu $226.000 e INOl\/IDUALITY AND STYLE A lftost unusual and spac101n 4 bwitiuom wrth den and family room on bm "Point" loc1t11>n Two story home with open. spK1ou~ room\ and lou of poutbiht111s to edd your own per1nn1llty Reduced to $252.500 •FABULOUS VIEW, POOL, PRESTIGE Oel19hrful ope11 and freshly decorated 4 b•druom home with f1n11ly room and larqe pool/p1t10 11ea The perfect l1n11ly home for indoor/outdoor ent11t.11111ne and prn1acy S398,000 includes tht' land. e PRIVACY ON A CORNlR A truly wum •nd 11w1t111g f1n1tlv home m 1 qual 1ty res1denti.al en1111011ment Convenient 10 schools end shopping 1n hstbluff Smooth llow 1ng 4 bedroom home mcludtng separate master suite and large formal dining room Two patios for entertammg ind MINI VIEW S154,900 e ACROSS FROM OCEANFRONT Luge corner duplex 111 teml1c We\1 Newport loc1t1on. Two-nory 111come propenv with twn 3 bedroom "'nits and you own the land' S219,000 •UNIVERSITY PARK large 3 Bdrm and fan11ly room Townhou\e with 2 baths. Two S1ory Nice pnvate patro and all 1he advantage~ of clubhou\e. pools. recreation and 1ovely 9reenbelt No mamt1mance tdlP Clu\e rn complete shopp111q center S9 7 ,000 e CLOSE TO PERFECTION Enchanting trt level 3 bedroom condo, with family •oom and den (could be 4th bedroornl Profemonally coordmnted decor wtth 11ual11y 1hrouyhout The owner lives there amOmJSI h1\ antiques. but it's so perfect you d 11ever know 11. A "must see .. S14!l,500 •ST ATEL V & SUISl ANTIAL L fJCated on 1 llr .. cornet wrth sweeping d11ve to th1~ y1ung Spanish 11'/I• home. Buuuful spacious n1trv to fonnal living end dm1119 1111s. Billiard me f1m1fy rm. plus den. l)No uor11s of eleg1ne1 w11h 3 bedrooms. M11tcr cu1i. with balcony and VIEW M1turt grtenery P1~1tg1ous loc•tiun 1n thij T uu1n Hrlls. $300,DDD e wooo. GLASS, FOREVER VIEW L nc1ted betw•en bavtront 4nd oc11.rnfronr and ~onv11n1ent to everyth111y An 1111u1t 3 story home of newntu 111 ind out Movablt' skyhqht and roof for sunning. S265,000 • 5 UNITS for S225,DOO 0 nly onP v~•r old 111 111 estabh~hed Monrovia 10,a11011 F rv11 2 bed 2 ba um ts with no vacancy µroblem SUBMIT SALE OR EXCHANGE offer1. e OE A CH PRIVILEGES Outstand111g income property 1n an establishtd w111terfwmmer locatron Acro~s the Hreet to beach. Mi• & surf' Redteorated & buuufully fu1111~htd lower 2 bedroom unit vacant ind w11t 111g. Upper 2 bedroom occupied by 1mm11eul1te ttn•nts Sl 73,950 •ON WATER UNOBSTRUCTED VU Beauufullv decorated 2 bedroom condo on the water with possible boat slip av11l1ble Pnvacy, luxury, ~ecurtty f'uol Shuwn by appornlmenr S145.000 e FIXER UPPEH WhPr~ t•n vuu tmd "home fo1 tlrn pnt~ with 3 hdrm~. enclo~ed patio and luge v•rd'> Small dnd Closely knit family community ConvP.noenl to .. veryth1ng Why pay rent when you can \tart bu1ldrnq equ1tv w11h ownership" S73,!l50 e OPEN & INTERESTING Unusual l bedroom u1111 with soa1111g rw<Mtory l1v1ng room & large dm rm Ador1ble bachelor un11 that\ alway\ rented $275,000 e CURB APPEAL DUPLEX Two uory la1111ly home with l•rgt l1v111gld111111g <l•ea. lam rm and 3 bedruonu. Charm mg 2 bed mttal 11011. Easy steps 10 Baytront S24 7 000 e CHALLENGING 8AVFRONT with PIER You have to set rt ind then give tome thought on thl!' exciting thrngs you ctn do with 1tl The11 art 5 bdrms. family rm. 1 Y. krcchem, ler91 li~1n1 room, g1r111• with chandelier 1nd som11 other 111tertsting "nook\" T erriflt loe1t1on on the WATER with VIEW, plus• l1rg1front1>1110 for enjoymg the outdoo11. A rul upportunitv fo1 someone with cru11ve 1dus! $449,000 including l1nd e HOME ON THE WATER VIEW Fully furnisehd mobile home right 011 the water with neat VIEW ot all the Wiier 1cuon1 Looh 111st hke 1 horn• inside and grut outdoor p1uo tor entertam1n9. Charmmy one bedroom and dining room S67 500 •ISLAND COTTAGE Sunny & brtght 3 bedroom home with form1I dmr"g room and pnv1te pauo Just enough yerd 10 pl•nt your pan~rts behind the picket fencer This horn@ offers the opportun11y to p11nt. carpet and wallpaper then you'll have a doll house' St69,500 •TWO HOMES ON THE WATER A rare gem property un the corner of South Bav hont Beautiful day and night hght VIEW of th11 P11v1ll1on and all the boating acuon. Both are compl111ely tu1111shed rn fresh decor Spacious 3 bedroom. 2 \lory home w11h large deck and patio Se1iarate and charmrng 2 bdrm cuttaqt with lireplace Onshore n1001111g available Shown by appointment $450,000 e COMfORl ABLE CAPE COO Warmth, wood peneled 3 bedroom tront um1 with large b11ck ftreplace Cozy rur 2 bedroom r~otal unu A Wl'll prtced Duple)( on B1lbo1 Island S235,000 •CORNER DUPLEX Drove by 620 & 620 ~ AcJc1a and check this 1pec1JI rlupleK now occupied by tenants. front 111111 1\ 2 bedrooms bacll unit 11 2 bl!'drooms. den and 111111at1 patio. Shown by atJpointment S169.000 SALISBURY REALTY ~ 714/673·6900 ,.--~ 315 Marinl' Aw. PO Box 68. Balboa 1-.ldnd. Cdhf ' ·······4··············· ••·•·•·•············•·• ······················~ IRVIHE ~ 2 Bdrm . 2 b4th ' townhouse. frpk brick p1llos. this one )IOU must aee1 09t:n Sat /Suo I 5 5082 Alc1l'n, 1'hl' Ter WES LEY N TAYLOR CO. HEA L TOHS :-.i 11c1• l !HH lt-2 LOT luilct.r'1 Speclal! Plu11 3 bdrm oldt-r home South ol 17th St . Easts1de Costa M eha C11ll ~ ....... 41 I ,: ll!JH Y. t'iJ.ICICl.IX I ~t:Al.10~ \ JHOIC--• eo.-....... 640·7000 OPEN SAT/SUH 1-5 37 0 I S.oshott Dr. OCEANFttOHT :1 Bdrm . 1 '• bath ori:.in front hom l'. upc.>n bt-Jms m h\ rm bdrm patio Obi g.ara..:" w opt'n1•r 5300.000 t.'73 J66.1 K:U tl~l .. :, ..... associ·ated 8 ROI< EA S-R EAL TORS 20 1'> \'-l olboo Ul·i.~1 GREEHBROOk ~ bdrm. :! ha E'ltrt-md) popular CAMELOT mdl Tiu' JO\ ely homt• lot·.itcd on a l'UI de sat w1th1n l';i.!>) "lllklO)l Ul'>IJIWI' (I) Su C 11 .1 ' t I' I a 1 J llw.1tre:. & n·-.tuur.int:. ~Jny oul,lJntl111g fi:uturt.'li 1ndu1k OClUStVI! LIHOA ISU Stately stone & wood custom home on 113' bayfront on lip of island with big bay view. 1',inest of construction without regard to cost 4 BR suites & maid5 qtrs. 2 pwd rms. ram rm. den. billiard rm, elevator. sauna. uruque pool. Jacuzzi & boat dock $775.000 Lse hold or $1,375,000 Fee Seller will finance By appt only CA.MEO HIGHLANDS -lf:OUCEI> V 1ew or ocean & hills' A delightful area quiet llvmg }el dose to shopping See this great rasaily home w /4 bdrms ram rm. formal dlning + bonus rm. Private front courtyd. J Private beaches $175.500 450 t SUR.REY DRIVE SAT /SUH I ·5 C.AMEO SHC>aU • VIEW • Sl t 0,000 Fant astic view of the blue Pacific - on one of best streets Lovely home with 3 l~e bdrm!'>. 4 baths. den w/wet bar, formal DH & sparkling pool Minimum yard c·a re 3 Car garage 4525 CAMDEH DRIVE SAT /SUH I ·S DISCOVSl THE JOTS Of LIVING on picturesque Balboa Island! Walk to quaint restaurants. specialty shops & beac·h Charmm~ 3 bdrm, 3 bath 2-:-;tory. Sunny study off master BR G~ral 1002 G~Mral 1002 GHinol I 002 GetWrai 1002 6~ral 1002 G~ral 1002 Custom Draµt'rl<'' Covert.'l.'niratnr Wullpapt•r' throughout SPLIT-LEVEL IN THE ILUFfS Charming panelled den with brick frrt>pl, deep red cplng off-sets the wh1ll' eleganl.'e of custom dee formal dmmg rm. ltvmg rm. & 2 BR suites. Air /cond for comfort Lease $800 Mo 2921 Pall.A S.AT/SUM 1-S ..•.................... ••••.......•.•.•...•••. * * * * * * Heritage Collection SUPER DUPLEX 13 A H < ; \ I'.'d. out lh1s supl'I h\I.\ \\ 1lh ha~ \ tl''' I 1 om uppt·r ur11t llurr) l'<Jll 510 11:)1 MEW HOME l•:AST~I DJ•: t' ~I Builder JU:>t completl'd this 2 slot) 4 bdrm home F euturl'S inc:ludt• ':JU!ted ecthngs. 3 C«tr g.iragl' & H \' storage Hurr) -<.•/wost• your own l'arµets Call 546-5880 NEWPORT BEACH Hl<;ilLY UPGHAOED 3 Bdrm farn1I) & clmnm~ rooms. new brown plush t"arµl'ls sparkltnJ! pool and lot~ of e'tras Offered .it onl) $128,500 Call !'i41l 1151 ERITAGE Cote Realty lnn·~tmt•nl Compan) NEWPORT BUCH Oel1g htful 'TH INA.. L'pgr<tcled splil len·I 'l Bdrm. 2 • baths. d1n1ng rm. frpl1· Patio on gret·nhclt W '1e" of up~r Back Ba) NC'\.\ l'pls. < omm pool & ll'nn1 ... Sl'.H oon Call \'I\ tan c;ranl SPE<.'TAt'l'LAH 5 Bdrm. i h,1lh". 2 J.!<.inll' rooms. O\l'r 1000 -.q ft in BIG l'i\NYON Gi,1;?anl1(' pool .rncl spa Exl't lltlH' :\1 ansson S500 noo IRVIME 3 Bdrm. 21 2 ba. 2 frpl<:s Huge fam rm & study in Un1vers1ty Park MCiny upgrades. Price substantially redut·ed Owner anxious This wcckt>nd only $120.000 COSTA MES.A Super ram1!} home Y.1th ~ bdrms. ram rm. 21 2 h:llhs & manv manv up~rade~ Comm pool & tennis l\il for $85,500. LAKE Fa.EST On the Lake . 270 view with your own pri vate dock 3 Bdrm. 3 bath on Lhe WATERFRONT lot or 70 h y l.20'. ' Customized and highly upgraded Can you behE've WATER FRONT at only $lft9.500? ~' Ac:re with 2.')()() so«. h. ome m the Woods. An unr\ \)'lble family home with ~ \\ ,.nvate foresl Comm . nsso~ .,,, including pools. tennis and sarnng $l47 ,900. POOLSIDE for S122,900. . A great family home with 4 bdrms, huge living room anct family room with frplc and your own very private pool . This hom e affords COMPLETE privocy! ! •·······················•············•········ 675-3411 LUSK i REAL TY a J ohn D. L usk & So11 Co. 25 IS E. Coast Hwy. Corc>na ~Mor OPEN HOUSES 1-5 PM IRVINE RANCHO S.4N JOA9UIH \'tt'"- 1 < 1 w n ho mt• F 11 s l t 1 me o I f c re <l Popular San < ':.irlo!> model Mo\e 1t1 :ind tx.•gm t.>nlcrtaintng 11nmediately 111 this dt.•stgnl'r decorated home. (;real lo<'<tlton to 1·11mmun1tv fac1lit1es \1t.>mhcrsh1p 111 thf' ln:mt• Rac:quet < tub 1ntl11tk·d rn lhr purchase price> <>pen Sund a) Jt2 Lago Sud DEERFtB.D Acaut1(ul Pl:tn 11 2 Htlrm cfon s ingle stor.' t•nd untl Many V11lagP am<.'n111c•s in<.:luding :! poob 1<u·u111 .ind cluh house Opl'n ~unda) :.!:i S1IH·rwoot.l S84.SOO IRVIHE DE.AHE HOME Pos1t1vE'I\ oru· of the most outstanding homes Ill l 111\ l'fslt~ Part\ BCilUllfUI 1 bdrm. :~ h.tl h "Kl'thini.:lon .. with custom pool .1 nd 1.1t·u11t c.;un muHh·d In troptra 1 landsl'ap1ng 1 )lll'rt'cl <.1\ SlK'I 900 l901 Hovi I' t lp1•11 S.11 Sun 675-3411 LUSK fi REALTY · a J oh n D. Lusk & Son Cc . 25 IS E. Coast Hwy. Corona~ Mar" ' I ~~~~! .......... ~?.o.~ ~~~~~~! .......... ~?.~~I ~__...... T'\ o J.!olJ n1ursl's "(hoot .... parks . :-.hopping loo' l\Ju<'11 !med ;j hdrm . formal dining rm panell'd fom1lv rm homt• Super g<Jrage & pat10 · gas BBQ. sprinkl<:r ... J<:\1•nth1ng for $119,500 2990 COUNTRY CLUB. MES.A VERDE OPEN SUMO.A Y I TO 5 • f(,J(l't,(JJlll d,p/, lf1t11 /lu;ju?/1/iei) 6'7'J-81.94 205 E. Coatt Hwy .• Corono ~Mar ~~~~! .......... !?~~1 ~~~~! .......... !?~~ macneb I Irvine realty feancho San/a Je A truly grucsou~. highly slyhsh Sp:m1sh home on approx. 4 acres Ma 1nta1neci w1th perfection 4 hedrooms + endless views from beautiful pataos. euch with its own privacy. Otnml( room. Expansive year-round loggi3 racioa pool Detached activity room for Camaly frohcs. S11ve Sl00,000 try $685,000 CALL JOJIN MacNAS 642·8235 "4Z·l23S . 644-6200 901 04"<1!r Orlw H•r~ View Center -·~~l,YIM "'' CamlJ't\ V•lltw Ctnttr 7.5%·1414 ......................•.•..•••................ REALTORS 675-551 I JUST MARVELOUS: in Jawnine Cre•k. Spacious 3 bedroom. family room. fonnol dininq room. pool. jocuui and .....Us. TI.e li•inq is ~. •• know. w• h• there too. See Joy and Sherwlnn at 20 WHITEWATER. CORON.A DE:l. MAR JUST SPECTACULAR: 180 Dt?tt ocea11 •iew. 3 bedroom. coMfortable ho"'•· Pri•o~ t>Hch. Sff WH at 4807 SURREY DRIVE. CAMEO HIGHL.AMDS. COROMA DEL MAR JUST PYFECT: fM tt.e yow.q family. 3 Bedroom. family room. co•end patio for delightful family enjoymeftt. See t4ancy at 22091 COMANCHE. LA.KE FORIT. 426 ESTHER, COSTA. ME~: Jot deli9htful. Tree-lin•d cul-de· \c Har W estdiff st.ops. q.,let. pri•at. l bedroom ho•se. Hardwood floors. Beautiful "reproduction" wallpaper. See JOClft. JUST IMAGINE: fM lease, l.ase/optian or sale. Ocean •iew, 3 bedroom. family r-oom CAMEO SHORES home; room for smaU boat or motor hom~ 1tor04p. bh-a larqe lot, room for pool and fabulou enterlalnift9.. See Louis~ 4500 ROXBURY. • * • HARBOR VIEW HOME: Jult lo•ely. uerybody's fo•orite -The Portaflno model witt. s~e bonus room Ii bott\. IHutiful decor, brick petio wi"' rolMd wood deck fOf' eicltlftCJ ettffrlaiftinq. CaU for a pp<Mntme-nt • • • JUST GIVE IT A. THOUGHT: a DUPLEX with all Hte utro1 ut.uolly lnc:I~ ift a hom~. Woodburnlnq fireplaces, built-in kitchen, 3 bedroom, I klftCJ"MU upper W1it. 2 Bedroom fowe-r, l'ftclos.d pri•at. patio in yard. Wiff .xc~ for 6-8 wnits. Call for oppoinfmeftt. COLE OF NEWPORT Rl.ALTORS 2515 E. Coast Hwy .• Corono def Mor 675-5511 s. ·_;~IUJ _j}jjQC. 673-2500 OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 I SS SA.HDCAST\.E Dlt. fi BDRM .. Lusk Harbor View Hills. CrlM . Popular "Burlingame". fam room. pool & Jacuzzi. Includes land 1 #6 SUNllDGE Deerfield f rvine A1r·cond family residence: col)'lmunity JIH'U/.1.1 ,., blk away $89.500 single pool & 30 .ACU LAl~SH/SWIM/S.AIL Yours lo enjoy with this lge. luxurlou11 townhom(' 3 BR. llbrnry. 3 baths $1'17 ,500 lncludmg ln nd ! JUST UST'EOI . Corona del Mar; roorny 2 bdrm. home + bachelor unit. on oversiied lot. Peaceful. lrt.'e·hncd cul de :me s treet. 179,SOO Outdoor ~a!> BliQ \uto Gar Ooor <)pcn,•r Skyltghl m 1-'Jm Hm BY OWN EH 979·81:t:I l'nn Onl~ Sllf.l !ltltJ DOLL HOUSE :i Bdrm plu' r:.sm1I) rourn $:! !150 """' u lo 4uuhf1ed hu~t·r' Sl'llt•r' will pa)" sroon of bu) l'r ... dosing l'll'>l!> C:t'luded <'n ti\ loo l''t'CUtl\e ll\111~ llG CYM HEW TOWHHOME $140,000 Beautiful ··oakcrest" model w /large living rm & formal dining 2 Bdrms 2 baths. v.et bar. & bright kitchen. Pool. JC:tcuzzi & tennis ds Security gale 38 SU ISLAND DR. S.ATfSUM 1-S lt6 CTN TOWMHOME FOfl LU.SI 8Paut1ful brand new 2 bdrm & den "P1nehur!'>t" model 2' z Baths dinmg rrn, wet bar & upgraded cptng Tennis ('Ourts & pool Ask $750 Mo HOW .ABOUT HAW.4117 $14,900 Great for an investment & fun for a retreat to paradise on beautiful Kauai Lovelv t BR Condo on front row ocean hltiff Private airport. WESLEY H. TAYLOR CO .. REALTORS 21 I I San JooqMt 'Hhls Rood HEWPOR.T CB4TEA. HJ. 644-491 O . ruum Sunshint i:ourmet k 1 t 1· h l' n o ' l' r Io o k ~ G~rol I 002 I Gtft~rol 1002 pM\ .l(t• palto S\\'t.•t•J>tO)! •• • •• • •••• • • • ••••••• •• • ••••••• • • • • •••• •••••••• ma'>lt'I bc•drnom plu' rh1ld'~ rl'trc:.sl 01.<nt•r 1:- .uu.1ou' Suhm•l an\ or rer' ~ti tiOIU USTSIDE FIXER $67,500 01<111' l>ut ~oodte hu~l' I lur • Zonl'<l R 2' lfoUM' 1H·1•1h ... 11rk' S1tltn1? porrh enln • l 'o1\i II\ I 1 n I! ' Lu r ~ 1· st n. r a I! l' sht:>ih' Bett1·r hurn '• Call 645 03113 NEWPORT BEACH H1.1:hl) up~r.i1!1•d :1 hdrm f.11n1h & dm1n)l mo1m~ nt'"' hru ... n 11lu~n c·urpcb 'purkl10)! pool .md lot!-. ur 1·'l1r.i... or rer1·d at onl\ S\211 ~110 I Cull 540 1151 ~HERrTAGE ... REALTORS Bock lay Retreat Frit & Save SSS' Pnmt' lo(·dtlOO' JI \l'rl'S' Older ran1•h :>lyle hvme' Country kitrh1•n' Lurge li"m.i! room' Old fashion service por<'h' Nt'eds paint & 1ma..:1nallon ' Just hsled' Won t la~I at Ou~ pnce• • lluro' C.111 645o:m --liiiiiill ASSUME $50,000 LO.AM 3 Bedrooms Lo1·11t ed next to central purk und beautiful lake. Rreat ror f\ah.lng and sa1hn~. 11ur roundied by II 00. ooo homes MaJce this home • 1rdt buy• Won't l::ist Ion• Cnll IGJ 67fi7 '''"lit V • I \ •u I 1 • ~- 5 BR PLUS Bonus room din rm f•m rm. p•hn 1130.0QO 1'121 Orch11rd Or dff &IU An• A\,. &4J 2MI SING ALONG WITH US L t>t Da \. 1chon., R e<.1 It y " l r a tned professionals C'all t .... tuni> "ILUl SKIES " K !Ja, \ 1e"' Like nev.. this glamorous· :1 bdrm h ome O\ erlooks m<1gn1f1<'ent Newport JICJrbor redwood clel'ks Jacuzzi off m ... 1 r l .'>21 K 11': (; S H I> ' R 0 PF.:\' SAT Sl'N l .1 "HAPPY DAYS ARE HERE AGAIN" tf \ ou 11 Vl' 10 Newport Beach 10 this J b<frm • 2 hath home.·. near ll•nn1s & '-Wtmmmg Just a i;horl walk to lhl' ocean 314 PHOSPECT '.'IPT "illOHES OPEN Sl'N I :l Onh S!07.000 "WHEN YOU'RE SMILIH"' .J'1 tht• n•nls roll in lrorn t111s IH·.rch duplt•x v. 1th h a I 1 • 11 11 ' " 1· 1 • <J 11 \ 1 c • "' .., • I d C' C:t I ... umrn1•1 \\ 11111•r n•nl al unrh $199.90-0 "BY iHE SU, BY THE SU" Pl•t\lnsula Point m•eanlront. ~' RH hume v.1th lgl' film rm 2 frpll s \,ail no\.\ for vearh ll'ast-2050 f, 1 )('!· .\:\ FRON r OPEN SAT ~{':'-11 :1 "IRISH EYES" will l1ghl uµ <it this 2 BR "'1th J.iru111 plu ... fam rm , 1n Nt.•wport Shores ('ommun1 t y <:lubhousc. tl'nnis, pools 2:~ fi2nci "il . OP EN SUN I 5 s112.ooo DAVIDSON REALTt 5801 W Coast Hwy N B 645 • 7575 3116 Newport Bl11d .. N B. 673· 9060 I 002 G•Mrol 1002 .•....•...•...•....•••..•....•........•....... OPEN HOUSES SAT & SUN 1·5 21 .. oomApt 240 Mos:-. St . Laguna Reh $95.000 (~ s-ottly I ·51 21fltl \\'t'sle) Dr/\. La~ Hrh $7~.000 21 .. 00Ms 125 \'w Yell a <Lido ls I NB S219.500 9 Swift Court Nwpl Bch. $165.000 l7 Swifl Co\11 l , Nwpt Rrh. $149,500 .. ~ 1514 Skylinr Dr • Lag Bc:h $168.900 209 Penrl. n,11 Isle. N.B $275,000 5 B_.,oom, ~l Hodefui Huy, CdM. $279.000 ~-MARTEN ~ Real Est J to 81AL ISYATI 640-5357 .. OAI YfllLOT ... 1nhr5* I ....................... ·-·-....................... •• l:QWAM H GH'l'S llta&e wllh a (Orwv t v,.., f1I mts. • <"aAyoaa; ~ approa.. •·•ere level lot, WMd few hors•. 11.Uil LaRua ..,...1 cUltom do- atened bome reatune ' bdnns.# s batha. formal ctinio1rm.~1e~famllr. ' tm. Oo lbe low«'T' \eve , 1a a recreation rm. wlt.b 1 fflllC.t room width bar "1lh Dll-ln cupbuarda; ;elec. range "ov~n. 1lnlt, wine rat'k at refrlg. Walla uf gli.n In the recreaUon r10 lt!11d lo patio that lnc ludt!i. a 20xt0 btd. pool 'l'bta magnilkent horn~ wlll br yours for ~S.OOll ~~~000~ \'ILL~ HEAL TORS CUAHCOHDOS 2 Bdrm., a.is tom sso .ooo z J}drm., ramous Oran&e Tree atta. Irvine $64,950 IENTSON Ii llOWH IP4C. lll-9711 TRIPLEX INCOME $905. VERY SHARP. PRICE SI 55,000. OWMER/AGT. CARRY 2ND. 226, MINER, C.M . PH 548-5777. REOUCB> Pnme 3 bedroom on J big. bag lot Owner transrerred & w•mt.s lo ~ell lh16 vacant 3 bl.>droom. 2 bath homl' It's only 7 years old & in ~uper shapt> t-\111 pnce ~.000. CALL 751 31!:11 t;::SELECT T' PROPERTIES 5 lr:DROOMS JCARGARAGE HEAR BEACH !luge 5 bcdrunm L<indmark in supt>r lot·a lion Prore:.stonally de ,•oratl•d & landi.capcd 14·1th abundant slorn..:t• !>need for fbl i;alc ut $J().'),900. Call 962 77AA ~ KEY V .A. MO DOWH! Yl·:.. no down payment required lo huy this beautiful 3 bedroom home. gourmet kitchen. large liv1nic room, fireplace. covered polio. waterfall, brick BBQ. Located near the harbor and Huntington manna' } nule to beach Pnced for q111ck sale St.'9,90() Take advanlul(c l:all !163-6761 •IN 11 •.. I • IKome a Wimter 1n Lu&k Realty s nc-w Rec;ale office 1n llunt fngton Beach Conf1drn llal intcrv1e"' s a r" now bell\g taken ror licensed •Real Elltate agent.I; or soon to be hceni.cd Ca II ioday about the many features we h:•v<• to of (l'r '-'60·41'. ~ ... I ~;;;;;;;1 AL.L.UIUMOER THE M.UICET! 3 Rr condo $&4 ?SO -2 Br condo $6(.750 • ~. Br home Sanlu Ana $6$.000 :4 Pl" home Fu llmon 1157.000 3 Br bomr An11hl:'im sa.ooo 3 Rr home Fnln Valley $60,SOO 3 Br home $11,000 3 Br home Anaheim m.ooo •)Sr hom~ Yorb• Linda , f79,000 J Br h<lmt' Anaheim mooo Suncs.y, March 19 1171 HOUSES FOR SALE 1 llHOOM 7og Goldenrod, Corona del Mar 640·9060 $148,500 Sun. l·S • 2"110· 0 Sea:erstrom, CW>lli Mesa 645-3474 $61.500 Sal/SWl t 5 •&01 Udo Park Or .• Nt:wport Bch • 631·1400 $225,000 Sat/Sun l 4 2 Viejo (Rancho San Jouquin) Irv 642·8235 $142,500 Sat/SWl 1 5 708 Femleaf, Corona del Mar 644·7211 $135.000 Sat/Sun l 5 ~2 Poinsettia, Corona del Mar 644·7211 $134,500 Sa 1·5/Sun 11 3 3700 Park Ln . Costa Mesa 546-2313 $127 ,500 Sat/Sun l 5 17661 lronbark (College Pk.) lrv. · &46-7414 $88,500 Sat/Sun 1 5 •427 Catalina Dr <Newport Hts) Nli 586·3300, 645-4243 Sat/Sun 1 5 201 Monte Vista, San Clemente 496·3840 $82,500 Sat/S/Mon 12·5 117 Via Yella (Lido l.sJe> NB 673·6922 $238,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1076 Buckmgbam Ln . Nwpt Beach 645· 7221 $99,500 Sun 1 ~ JOO East CstH y#71 DeAnzsVlllNB 642-8235 $63,500 SWl 1 ! JOO E Csllly,#49D'Am.1V1INH 642·8235 $49,900 Sun. 1 5 2764 Hillview Dr. (HV Knolls> NB 642-6200 $138,500 Sun l 5 28831 Top of the World, Laguna 675·6000 $139,500 Sun 1 s lt6 Dragonfly (Deerfield> Irv 640-9900 $76,500 Sunday 1·5 310 Apolena. Balboa Island 673·4062 $187 ,500 Sunday l 5 1112 Gunnison <Univ Park >Irv 642·8235 Sun 2·6 ~H425 Monterey, So Laguna 494·8419/499-2671 Sun 11·4 15(i Superior. Newport Beach li7!l-677S SR!l 000 (\11n I ;, 2 U & FAM RM or 09' ?.38 62nd St <Newport Shores) NB 673·9060 $112.000 Sun l 5 • 14 Seaside Cr (Nwpl Crest) NB fi75·0745 $87,900 Sat/Sun l 5 :«>5 La Jolla Dr <Newport Hghts) NB 646·5369 S149.500 Sat/Sun 106·27lh St (Balboa IN B 642-5200 Sat/Sun l '1 l:! Seu lshmd <Hig Canyon) Cd M ti75·3411 $102.000 Sat/Sun 1 5 l LagoSud.H SanJoaqum.lr\' 675·3411 Sun I 5 25 Silverwood. Irv ml' 675·3411 Sun 1·5 • IUOJ Noltmgtwm 1 \\ t•:-.lchffl NB 642·8235 Sat/Sun 1 5 2030 Pt.Weybndge,HVHms,NB 642·8235 Sat/Sun 1·5 1830 Port Taggert CHV Homes) NB IM4 ·6200 Sl42.500 Sat/Sun J ·5 1979 Port Nelson (HV Homes) NB ti42·823S Sat/Sun 12·5 '>2 Sea Island Dr t Htg Cyn) N B 6753411 $174,500 Sat/Sun I 5 1999Tustm Ave .. Costa Mesa 646 7171 $71.500 Sun 1 5 "J7 Goodwill Crt. N B 833-3821 Sl28,000 Sun 1 30 5 Jo 11 La Serena. Irvine li73·8550 Sll8,95-0 Sun 1 5 1491 Carmelita. South Laguna 499· 1378 $149,500 SWlday l l ·4 •231 62nd St. <Newport Shrs) NB 645·4409 $96,500 Sun. 12·3 2501 Harbor View (HVH > CdM 646· 7414 $229,500 Sat/SWl 1 5 26 Wildflower (Deerfield) Irv. 552-8879 $82,500 Sat/Sun \ 5 :H620 Scenic Dr., South Laguna 499·1378 $178,500 1942 Port Cardigan <HVH) NB 644·6038 $135,000 Sat/Sun 1 4 2444 Vista Nobleza (Bluffs) N.B 631-1800 $149,500 Sun I 5 1082 H Manzanita (Greentree) Irv 559·6177 $80,750 Sat/Sun 12·5 5172 Elksford. Irvine 551 0547 S66.770 Sunday 10·5 ii 10 W1l<I Gnose Ct 1 '.\'.wpt Crsl) NB 612 12-12 ·1289!')() <:;un I :l 3 IEDROOMS X!I~ Cap1lal. Costa Mcs:i •il5 3474 $71.500 !')un 12 ~ 207 M11fordDr CamShrs.CdM 673·4400 $269,500 Sal/Sun 1 5 JUl7 Sandeastle. Coron~· ctel Mar 540-3666 $219.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 ~23 62nd Street, Newport Beach 640-1812 $121.500 Sat/Sun 1 5 17511 Wayne (Culverdale) Irv 645·9161 $84.950 Sal/Sun 1 5 689 Vista Bonita <Bluffs ) NB 640·9900 $136,900 Sat/Sun I 5 • •3701Seashore Dr . Npl. Bch. 673·3663 $300.000 Sal/Sun 1 5 1521 Kings Rd .. Newport Beach 673·9060 $249,500 Sat/Sun 1 s 314 Prospect (Newport Shores) N B 673·9060 $107,000 Sun 1 5 •921 Capital (Off WllsonJ , C.M 646-5743 $84,500 Sat/Sun 1 ·5 618 Tustin Ave .. Newport Beach 642·1830 $116,900 Sat. 1·4/S 12·5 2596 Fairway Dr., C~la Mesa 642·18.10 $74,900 Sun 1·5 217 Via Firenze (Lido Isle) N.B. 675·6000 $215,000 Sat/Sun 1 S 4515 Hampden <Cameo Shores) CdM 675·6000 $228,500 Sat/Sun l ·5 403 Iris <Old CdM) CdM 675·6000 $158,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1979 Port Nelson <HV Homes) NB 642-823S Sat/Sun 12·5 ?500 Margaret. Newport Hgts, NB 646·7711 Sat/Sun 1·5 ~04 River. Lido Sand~. N.8. 646-7711 Sat/Sun l·S 2038 Aliso. C~la Mesa 646 7171 $122,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2269 Golden Cir . Newport Beach 644 7270 $114,900 Sat/Sun t S 2620 Riverside Or. < F./Stdcl CM 642 8..168 $77 ,500 Sat/ un 12·4: --.. •239 Colton <Nwpl Shores) NB 645-9161 Sat/Sun l·S • 2300 Margaret Dr ,NplHta,NB 675·38S5 $115,000 Sun. only 12·5 • 2146 Vista l..aredo, Nwpt Bch 644 2432 $144,900 Sat/Sun 1 5 SGlOOorcbester,CamHlndS,lrv DIRECTORY 675·3411 $210,000 Sal/Sun 2'1922 M06quero, Mtsb1on VleJo 837·6417 $95,000 Sat/Sun 10-6 .............. ...,. ... 1'99 ... ....._•cpt•11I M ...... ....._ ...... ...._ -t 1 e.114 ........... ., ••••; .. _It....,., DAM.Y "'°' YtNff AK,..,_ 269 Sierks. Costa Me!;a 546-5880 Sal/Sun l·S ............................. .,.... ..... _ ..... _ .................. ~- ~. 303 Columbja, Newport Beach 519 Birch St.., Santa Ana 546·2313 $62,500 Sun l 5 • 1506 Irvine, Newport Beach 646-7171 $130,000 Sa. 1·5/Sun 2 5 • 10822 El Centro. Fountain Valley 960·4361 Sat/Sun l ·S 617 Vista Bonita <Bluffs) Nwpt Bch 673-8.SSO $153,000 Sun 1·5 I 0131 Dewey Dr . Garden Grove $74,950 ~un 11 ·5 • 1206 Westcliff Dr., Newport Bch 645-6822 $182,500 Sat/Sun l 5 13 Sundown Pass. Irvine 552·5398 Sat/Sun 10-5 2662 Crestview (Bayshores) N.B. 631·4639 $179,000 Sat/Sun 12·5 224 Via Eboli (Lido Isle) NB 675·2306 $248,000 Sunday 1 ·5 2702 Vista Del Oro CE.Bluff), NB 960·1074 $127,000 Sat/SWl t ·30·5 26511 Via Gav iota. Mission Viejo 549·2467 Sun. 1 .4 19392 Sierra Bello ( Trtlrk) Irv. 752-6488 $109,500 Sat/Sun l ·S 18881 Lister Ln., Huntington Bch 963·8519 $70,500 Sat/Sun 10-5 •430 Pirate Road. Newport Bch 645·7221 $143,500 Sun 1·5 535 PJaya CThe Bluffs> Npt Beach 640·0020 Sun 1·5 -17 Bethany (Turllerock) Irvine 640·0020 Sun 1 5 2256 Colgate, Costa Mesa 540·3666 $75,500 Sunday 1·5 709 Narcissus <Old CdM > CdM 675·6000 $163,900 Sun 1 5 222 La Jolla <Nwpt lits) NB 642·9740 Sunday 12·5 17291 Rosewood (The Terrace) irv 552·7500 $104,900 Sun 12·30·4 30 2682 Basswood ( Eastbluff I N. B 546·5990 $137.000 Sun I 5 KOR Via LidoSoud (Lido Isle) NB n75·667U $2.59,500 Sunday 1 s :nos Cliff Drive. Newport Beach 752-7315 Sunday 1-5 2215 Golden Circle, Newport Beach 540-1720 $118,500 Sun 1 5 2672 Club Mesa. Eastside C.M 545·9491 $74,900 Sunday 1 5 701 So. Broadway, Santa Ana 540·1720 $59.900 Sun 1 5 • • 21 Balboa CO\ t•-. :"l•\\ port Beach 7:>2· 1920 Sun I 1 162 EslhN St CostJ :\le''' fi75 5511 $118.750 '°'Lin 1 :, X:J:I i\C'apuko. L<.1_gun.1 H1'C1eh 1!19 212.'l ~135.5011 Sun ltJ ~ l IR Ii GUEST APT 2:HO vlenneyre St . Laguna Bch 194-9473 Sat/Sun l 5 l U & FAM RM or 084 4102 Brisbane. Univ Prk, Irv 631·1400 $97.000 Sat/Sun 1 S •4633 Perham Dr.CamShrs,CdM 673·9257/646·7414 Open Dall' 9RO Bluebird Canyon. Laguna Bch 494-9421 $158,95-0 Sat/Sun l 4 #7 Badger !'ass (Urtld) Irv 559-0195 Sat/Sun 10 30.4 PM 357 Calahna Ur. (Newport Hts) N 8 646·4463 $145.900 Sat/Sun I 5 2R70 Zell Dr .. Laguna Beach 494-9473 $164,500 Sun. 12·4 1955 Pt. Locksleigh (HV Homes) NB 833·8600 $149,500 Sat/Sun 1 5 136 Cambridge, Npt Hts. Npt Bch 540·3666 $109,900 Sat/Sun l ·5 1111 Kings Rd (Chffhaven) NB 642·5200 $249,500 Sat/Sun l 5 1919 Chubasco (Irv Terrace) N.B 642-5200 $165,000 Sat/Sun 1 5 1500 Antigua <Dover Shores) NB 642·5200 Sat/Sun \ ·5 516 DeAnia. Corona del Mar 675·2311 $195.000 Sat/Sun 1 5 •458 Gaviota, Newport Beach 640·5777 $134,000 Sat/Sun 12 5 1038SeaLn <Orig H.V.Hills) CdM 675·6000 $180,000 Sat/Sun 1 ~, 5 Wood Nymph (Irv. Groves) Irv 675·6000 $100,000 Sat/Sun l 5 214 Poppy Ave. Coron3 del Mar 759·0811 $435,000 Sat/Sun 1 s •4525Camden Dr . .CarnShrs.CdM 644-4910 $310.000 Sat/Sun l 5 4121 Homestead. <;reentree. lrv 752· 7315 $91,500 Sat/Sun l ·5 2956 Pemba <Mesa Verde) C.M. 675-3411 $117 .500 Sat/Sun l 5 4 t O Vista Roma ( BluUs) N B. 675·6000 $137 .000 Sat/Sun I 5 944 W. Wilson, Costa Mesa 642·5062 $69,900 Sun 12· i 4646 Sierra Tree Ln {Univ Park)lrv 752·1414 $115,000 Sat/SWl 1 5 1812 Port ManJeigh (HV Homes) NB 642·8235 $146,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •615 Rclc(rdRd.CamHlnds,CdM 644-6200 Sal/Sun t ~ 186 Virginia Pl., Costa Mesa 646·7171 $ll4,900 Sunday 1·5 424 E . 16th St.. Costa Mesa 646·7711 Sat/Sun 12·S S004 River Street, Nwpt Bch 640·6600 S12.5.000 Sal/Sun 12 5 •975 Denver, Men No, Costa Mesa 545 9491 Sat/Sun l 5 2959 Mindenal Or 1Me!'ia Verdel CM 546·5880 Sunday 12 !l 29t6 Clay Sl .. Newport Bth 518·5880 Sundtty 1·5 •JJ51Muri~uld1Greenbrook), C.M 546 2313 Sat /Sun 1·5 1015 Concord, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $89,900 Sun 1 4 1791 Hummmgbird. C.:osta Mesa 546·2313 $129,000 Sal/Sun 1 4 535 Tustin, Newport Beach 673-8550 $124,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 2951 Catalpa, Newport Beach 673·8.550 $189,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 338 Royon (Nwprt R1v1era > C.M. 673 8550 $80,500 Sun 1 s 444 Linwood Dr., Costa Mesa 546·2313 $111,500 Sun 12·5 4 Meadowsweet. Irvine 552 3849 $119,500 47 Lakeview. Irvine Sat/Sun 11·3 551·6920 $196,000 Sun 12·5 3329 Alabama Circle. Cosla Mesa 540· 1720 $98,900 Sat/Sun 1 5 •:JOO Villa Nova, Costa Mesa 540·1720 $89,900 Sat/Sun l 5 •2314 W Harvard, Santa Ana 979-5746 $68,000 Sun 1·5 23792 Avenida Facilitar. M. Viejo 586·3391 $83,750 Sat/Sun 10-5 793 Bolsana. Laguna Beach 497 ·2421 $259,000 Sat/Sun 12·4 611 Loretta, LagWla Beach 497·2421 $253,000 Sat/Sun 12·'1 IJJ Pandora (Irvine Groves) Irv 894·5641 $114,950 Sat/Sun 1·5 407 Vista Suerte, (81u!£s) NB 1·993-7320 $129,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1034 Westwind Way, Dover Shores 213-274-8069 $450,000 SIS 1·5 21 Rockrose (Univ. Park) Irvine 552·4231 $108,000 Sat/Sun 12·5 2402 Orchid Hill Pl., Newport Bch 751·3901 $131,500 Sal/SWl l2·S 26861 Via Alcala, Mission Viejo 768·85&5 $104,000 Sat/Sun 11·4 29211 Kensington Dr., Laf.Nig. 495·5894 $125,000 Sat/Sun l ·4 1121 Oxford Ln. (Dover Sh rs) NB 548-0391 $165,500 Sat/Sun 12·5 • 246 .Joann, (College Park) CM 54fVi729 $86,900 Sat/Sun 1 5 1195 Paularino (Mesa Verde) CM 549.3545 $81,900 Sun. 1·5 •913 Junipero (Mesa del Mar) CM 751 3191 Sunday l 5 2710 VLc;ta del Oro, Newport B~h 645·7221 $123.500 Sun 1·5 •-t600 noxbur) Cam lllnd~ Cd:\l 11.i2 82.15 $237 .000 Sun 12 '1 !f35 Tiller Way, Corona rlel Mar 675·2373 $195.000 Sun l 5 22525 Ovt·rl~kc.Lk t-•rst . EIToro 675·6000 $124.900 Sun. I 5 24396 Borre~o Court. Laguna Niguel 646·3448 $123,900 Sun 1·5 •487 Ogle <Np t Hgts IC M 546·5990 $118,000 Sun 1·5 51 Beacon Bay, Newport Beach 675·6000 $182,500 Sun 1 5 J3f3 W. Yale Loop, Wdbrd~.lr\' 552-4410 $129.900 Sun. 9-6 1175 Pacific Ave.(Myst1c Hills) LB 494.0570 $195,000 Sun l 5 1920 Commodore <Baycrestl NB 642·5200 $192,500 Sun 1·5 2021 Deborah (Harbor HghJnds) NB 642-5200 $125,900 Sun 1 5 1501 Lincoln Ln (Westcliff> NB 642·5200 $195,000 Sun. l S • # 1 Wood Nymph Orv Groves) Irv 645·3474 $109,900 Sun 1 5 fi2l Vista Bon it a CRluffs I N R 642·82.1.5 Sun 1·5 i2s Vista Flrll'<t 1 Hluffsl NH 642 82.'l.5 Sun. 1 5 2907 Harbor \'ll'"" Dr I H\'lhlls) Cdl\l 6H-6200 $315,000 Sun I ~ 11 Rue Valbonne <Big Canyon) NB fiH 6200 $294 ,500 Sun 1 5 2901 PapC'r Ln,Aniv E..,t :'\:R 642·82..15 $124,500 Sun 1 5 HHS CortlandDr.CamHlnds.CdM 644-6200 $154 ,000 Sun . 1·5 :16 Wh1lcwaler .• Jasmine<'rk,CdM 642·8235 $254,900 Sun. 12·5 61 Nighthawk (Woodbridge) Irvine 752·1414 $119,900 Sun. 12·4 23251 Ellice Circle. LaJ:!una Niguel 644·6200 $249,500 Sun. 1 s • 2227 Donnie Road (Upper Bay) NR fil\2·8235 $163,500 Sun 1-5 • •J24 MnrmgStar.1hrShrs. NH 642 8235 $495,000 Sun t 5 607 Lasson. Brookview CM 545 9491 $85,900 Sunday 1-5 404 Cata Ima, Npt Hls. N B 675-6670 $145,000 Sun t 5 502 Vista Grande <Bluffs). NB 979·8100 $142,000 Sunday l 5 1374 Cerritos, Laguna Reach 497 2426 $169,500 Sun 1-4 •2553 Greenhriar, Costa Me.'ia 540 1720 $83.950 Sun 1 5 546·2313 $132,500 Sun 1 5 • 12622 Barrett Ln .. 1'ushn HUis fi73·8550 $170,000 Sat/Sun 1 ·S 23682 Calle Ganador, Mission Vlejo 768-7217 $82,900 Sat/Sun 12·S 20372 Bayview, Santa Ana Hgts 557-6075 $125,000 Sat/SWl 12 4 9061 Mallard Ave., Fln. Valley 962·3S33 $88,000 Sat/SW1 all day 2100 Highland (Baycrest> NB 675-4630 $134,900 Sun. 1·5 14922 Gain!ord (Deerfield) lrv 640·9900 $79,900 Sun. l 5 3652 Claremont (Culverdale) Irv. 552·7500 $83,900 Sun.12:30-4 30 4833 Cortland.CamHlnds,Cd.M 673·7286 $232,000 Sunday 1·5 17921 Butler, Irvine 631-2133 $113,900 2900 Quedada ( Blutrs) N. B. 631·1800 $139.500 Sun. 1·5 Sun.1·5 4 H & FAM RM or DIH 1008 Oenung, Santa Ana 754-1202 $78,900 Sat/Sun l ·S •22 Morro Bay <Spy~lass) N.B. 640· 1812 Sat & Sun 1 5 1507 Mariners Dr .. Nwpt Bch tt33·8600 $132,500 Sat /Sun 1-5 2409 Bonrue, Costa Mesa 540-3666 $149.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 12J Via Orvicto <Lido Isle> N.B 548-6333 $277 ,000 Sat/Sun 1 S • 1839 Sabrina Terr Cdl\1 631·1400 $398,000 Sal/Sun l 5 1911 E. Balboa Bl., New Port Bch 631-1400 $252,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 107 "A" St . Balboa Peninsula 63l·1400 S265,000 Sat/SWl \ 5 2901 Catalpa, Newport Beach 631-1400 $154,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 16671 Apple. Fountain Valley 540·3666 $127 ,000 Sat/Sun 1 ·5 10141 Suntan Circle. Jlunt'g Beach 963· 7881 $90,500 Sun 12·5 967 Junipero (.M,esa del Mar) C.-M . 556·2660 $91 ,9oo Sat/Sun 1 ·5 205 Via .Jucar <Lido Is le>. Npt. Bch 675·6259 $249,500 Sat/Sun 12-5 32 Drakes Bay (Spyfi?lass) CdM 640·6161 $275,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 52 Drakes Bay (Spyglass) CdM 640·6161 $259,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 20191 Norcrofl (Landmark> H.B 640·6161 $97 .000 Sat/Sun 1 5 1112 Sandcastle, Corona del Mar ti1'l·9060 $259,000 Sun 1-5 1159 Galaxv <Dover Shores> NB 612-823.5 • $295,000 Sat/Sun 1 5 2713 lrvmc A\'e c Upper Bay> NB ,642-8235 $199.900 Sat/Sun l ·5 1915 Windward (Bayl'rt•sl) NB 6-12 8235 Sal Sun J .) 4 Rana <Rancho San Joaquin) Jrv 752-1414 $112.500 Sat/Sun 12·4 1233 Surfline Way <HV Hills) CdM 644·6200 Sat/Sun 1 5 • 1615 Ruth Lanl', Jlbr Hinds, NB 642 8235 Sal/Sun 1 S n221 Franct.sto. N B. tM2·8235 $239,500 Sat tSuri l 5 24262 Whitney, L<.1guna Niguel 759·0811 $149.500 Sun. 1 5 2110 Yacht Mischief (S{'av1ew) NB 675·6000 $28S,OOO Sat/Sun T ·5 873 Sandcaslle Dr Hhr\'u,CdM 675·3411 · Sat/Sun 1 5 3907 Inlet lslc IH<.trl>or View) CdM 675·3411 $244,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 t501 Surrev Dr CamHlnds,Cd.\l 644·4910 $175.500 Sat/Sun J.s 21202 P~ton Ln . Huntington Bch 536-3122 5122.900 Sat/Sun 1 :; 9798 LaTierra Cr . Y.'ountam Vly 962 3462. 968 7655 Sal Sun 1 s •2807 Ebb Tide, CoronH cicl Mar 675-3411 S299.500 Sun I .5 lSOIH Sonny Circle. Hanrh, Irv 752· 7315 $103,950 Sat/Sun I 5 • 1033 While Sails Wa:v. CdM li44-7211 $259,500 Sal/Sun 2·5 428 Vista Sucrtc. Newport Beach 646-7171 $125.000 Sat /Sun I 5 17532 Luthcr. lrvme 646-7171 $95,000 Sunday 1 5 • •416 62nd SL. Newport Reh H42·38.')() $159,500 ~un 1 5 6 Blazing Star, lrvanl' 552 ~16 $129,900 Sal/Sun 12 :i 938 J umpcro ( M csa dt·I Marl CM 546 41-11 $84,500 Sat 1 5 • l0132Crailet. llunt1nt;!ton Heh 962·2080 SJ:l8.000 Sal 'Sun l ~ 1658 Minorta, Costa Mt~:-.,1 546·2313 $85.900 3104 Coolige, Costa Me:-,a Sun I 5 546-2313 S83,900 Sat 1 4 3153 Country Club, Costa Mesa · 546·2313 $129.000 Sun J s 8662 Luss Dr . Huntington Beach 960·4361 Sunday 12 ..s 21152 Shaw Ln .. Huntington Bch 752·1700 $136.000 Sat Sun 12 !'; 14662 Oak. Irvine 4 IEDROOMS $115,900 Sun 12 5 835 Amigos Way C#S> Nwpt Bch ~5 22nd St., Costa Mt-~:i 545.3474 $118,500 Sat/Sun J·S 646·7171 $98,000 Sat/Sun 1 5 •947 Presidio, Cor;ta Mesa 27 Songsparrow (Woodbridge), Irv 640·245.~ $89,500 Sat/Sun 12 5 551·0238 $110,000 Sat/Sun all day 210 7th St .. Huntington Bch 29482 Via Valverde. Laguna Niguel 536·9987 $118,000 Sat/Sun 9·6 495-4285 $99.700 Sat /Sun l 5 10061 Cutty Sark, Huntington Bch •60 OeSola Tcrract>. CdM 540·966e $84,500 Sat/Sun l 5 · 673·3786 $355,000 Sat tSun 10 4 9 Monterey t1r (Spyglass) CdM 1411 Lance, Tustin 675 3411 $.119,000 Sat /Sun 1 5 .731 ·491lor835 0739 Sat Sun 11 5 •·\901 Ro't Cl' (lJniy Prk > In. 19981 Cato (l.andm4lrk ) Hunt 8l'h 675·34 l i 189,900 Sat/Sun 1 ·5 848-1322 $100.950 Sat/SWt l 5 1436 ~l'vvu•w lllurbor \ 1cw1 CdM •21771 Kiowa l.n . Nwµl W~t.HR t17~ 3411 S249.non Sat Sun 1·6 962 ns1 Sat & Sun 12 5 ' ' ). ' I l . l t a • • I I - "Y 2 1g se bl . . -- nr bl ;Ii - \11\l .. lJ~Y J{l~1 \I ~l'Y 1470 JAMBOREE RO., NEWPORT BEACH HELEN B. DOWD REALTOR IMC. ..... 0134 DIRECTORY ..., ..,, ......, 6-fwy .... ,... fWt ..... Hye. ........ ta:wti.+ Al ... lee .......... ""9w _.. ._,..., .. re-tw .... ..., ............ _._. .. lod.y'a OAILV f'fLOT WAH!' ADS. P*- ................ for .. .,,.... _wpdtollal-llllwfwwlkw a. .We c....._ .-111 S...., .W ~· 4 IR & FAM RM or OEN 26701 Val P a riso, Mission Viejo 768 4669 $54,900 Sat/Sun 12-5 SJ Bethany Dr. (TurtJerock) Irv. 833-1~ $135,000 Sat/Sun 12-5 14761 Athel (College Pk) Irv. 6 BEDROOM 2627 Cove (China Cove) CdM 675-6000 $395,000 Sun. 1-5 I> IR Ir FAM RM or DIN 19732 Potomac Lane, Hnt.Bch. 962-6776 $99, 750 Sat 9-3/Sun 9-1 552-5377 $125,500 Sat/Sun 10-7 21812 Starfire Ln .. Hunt Bch. I IOfi So Bayfronl <Dal.Isl ) NB !Jt;3 ~867 SI20.900 Sat/Sun 12·5 675 fiOQO $531,500 Sun 1·5 11:J5 Pac1f1c Dr (off Skyhne) Lag 1!)t 8581 $189,500 Sat/Sun l ., 1101 Olu .\fill, Greentree In. 7.>2 7315 $104,500 ' Sun 1·5 938 Junrpero (Mesa del Mar) CM :;rn 4141 $84,500 Sun 1-5 1103 Salinas (Mesa Woods} CM · 516 4141 $119,000 Sun. 1·5 I 1!>21 Athel, College Park, Irv. 7:1J 731.5 $122,500 Sun 1-5 #I~ Sh<tsla, Uru vcrsity Park Irv. 1.;2 73 1!1 $134,,150 ' Sun 1-5 1911 Commodore (Baycrest) NB lil2 5200 $179,900 Sun 1·5 :!1161 Shaw Ln .. (Park Pl) HB !>l.i0-4341 Sun. 1-5 l.;0:11 Tourairw \\"y,ThcRanch.Irv. 1;.1£i 1-t14 $106,900 Sun 1-5 2320 Pt. Aucrdeen (HVHomes) NB li75-6000 $159,500 Sun.1-5 1307 Ke<.'I Dr. <HV Hills) CdM 644·6200 $195,000 Sun. l ·S 1730 Galaxy C Dover Shores) NB 642·8235 $340,000 Sun.1-5 HiOl Dorothy Lane <Westcliff) NB fi42 823.5 Sun.1-5 • l!-124 I.Reward (Baycrest ) NB. fi l2823.5 $170,000 Sun.1-5 * 1100 Santiago (Dover Shrs) NB 752· 1461 $285,000 Sun. 1-4 16.21 Castle Cove, CdM 752-1414 $255,000 Sun.1-5 19.1 1 Pt Weybridge, HV Hms,NB Ii 12 8235 $159.500 !:>un 1·!> 9152 Coast land (La Cuesta) H.B. !Hi2 owi $130,000 Sun 1·5 2033 S. l'<1pella Crt (Mesa Verde) CM 549-8335 $112,500 Sunday 12-5 159~ Baker <Mesa Verde) C.M. 751 -3191 $82,500 Sun, noon-5 2645 Bunya (Eastbluff) Npt. Beach 642-8235 $149,500 Sun. 1-4:30 •:l56 IA>udrcs Lane, Costa Mesa fi40·5777 $8.'i,500 Sunday 12-5 8791 ConnC'r . Huntington Bch 848-8080 $84,900 Sun 12-5 1056 Tulare, Costa Mesa 540-1720 St29,500 Sun. 1·5 1860 New Jersey, Mesa Verde, CM 545-9491 $82,500 Sunday l ·5 ·2985 Teakwood, Mesa Verde, CM 545 9491 $81,500 Sunday 1-5 •2870 Clubhouse, Mesa Verde. CM 545 9·191 Sun. 1·5 * 3490 San Rafael, Mesa Woods, CM 545-9491 Sun. 1-5 CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE 2 IEOROOM 5062 Alden (The Terrace) Irv. 640-7000 Sat/Sun 1-5 *310 l''c•rnando.Npt ByTwrs,Bal. 675 1898 $145.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2905 <F> I"airv1ew,SantaAna srn 366() Sf>4,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 1256 Rutland rlrl #2 (Wcstrliff) NB 1)-12 8235 $17,900 Sal/Sun 1 s 1t 11 Surfstdl'. NC'Y. port Beach 645-7221 $81.950 Sat/Sun 1-5 #6 Encor·e Court, Newport Beach 833-3821 $119,500 Sun 1:30-5·30 17 Seascape, Newport Beach 546·2313 $83,000 Sun 1-4 3436 Pme Broolc (Village Cr~k) CM 751 -3191 $82,950 Sat/Sun 10-5 •B Black Oak <Smoketree) Irv. 548· 7729 $72,850 Sun. 10-2 1242 Rutland Rd CWestcliff) NB 642 8235 $81,500 Sun. 1 :30-5 2 IR & FAM RM or 094 209 Nata <Bluffs> N.B. 631 1800 $175,000 3 BEDROOM Sat/Sun 1-5 #9 Surfsid e Court (Nwpt Terr) NB 675-8676 SB!>.000 Sat/Sun 1 5 2189 Vista Entrada <Bluffs) N. B. 640-5560 $180,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 #20 Barlovcnto Crt<Nwpt Crest> NB 642 9308 Sl 23.0<Kl Sat/Sun 1-5 • l:l Wh1tc>wnod t l 'ni v. Prk) Ir\'. 1'12-5300 $96.500 Sun. 1 5 * 11 Swift Ct CNwpt Crest) NB ll42·5200 Sun. 1-5 23466 Ca mini to Basilio. Lag. Vtll 497 -1426 Sunday 1-5 21342 Baycrest <Villa Pacific) HB 962·4183 $74,900 Sat/Sun 10-5 304 Otero <Bluffs> N B. 631 1800 $149,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 3 IR & FAM RM or DEN 405 Feliz <The Rluffs) Npt. Bch 640-5560 $185,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2215 1''1esta <The Bluffs) NB. 640 5560 $145,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 21657 Ocean Vista Dr., So. Laguna 646·7711 Sat/Sun 1-5 24 Kamalii, Newport Beach 546-2313 $119,500 Sat/Sun 1-4 #31 Silverwood, Deerfield, Irv. 752-7315 $84,500 Sun l ·S 3 IR & GUEST HOUSE * 1822 Buttonshcll (Baycrest) NB fi42-5200 $208,000 Sun.1-5 • 1m•ooM 359 Vista Madera (The Bluffs) NB 673-4400 $159,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •2146 Vista Laredo, Nwpt Beach 644-2432 $144,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE 2 IEOROOM 2"l812 Camerono,Mon.Sum,Lg.Nig 499.4797 $89,900 Sun 1-4 :30 J lfDROOM 383 Sunrise Cr. (Back Bay Vill )CM 754-1202 $113,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 623 & 621 lSth St .. Hurtt'g Bch 546-0270 Sun 12-~ J • & PAM 1M er 01H 41 Snapdrqon (Deerfield) Irv. 551-14" SM.900 Sat/&m 4822 Seton Road, Irvine 879-1050 tlOS..000 Sat/Sun 1..S • 8 RedWOOd Tree, Uotv. Park, Irv 545-9491 $115,000 Sunday 1-5 Lachenmyer 6 Rt-atty Inc. 46-3921 54S·l48 l HOME & INCOME FOR SALE 2 IR Ir I 11 810 Geneva, Huntington Bch 645·3009 $115,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 616·6161h Poinsettia, CdM 759-0811 $168,500 222 Coral, Balboa ls land Sun.1-5 675-2358 $210,000 Sat /Sun 12·4 33857 Violet Lantern, Dana Point 494-8057 $215,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 J llDIOOM 718 Goldenrod, Corona del Mar 631-1800 $157,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 l IR & Z IR 255 Palmer ( Easts1de} C.M. 548-7177 $215.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 DUPLEXES FOR SALE 2 II EACH 616 Goldenrod, Corona del Mar Sat/Sun 12·4 2 lllt-2 II 701 Narcissus, Corona def Mar 644-7383 $173,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 409 Serra Drive, CdM 644-6200 Sun. 1·5 2 IR & I IR 513 Jasmine. Corona def Mar 675-6000 $148,000 Sat /Sun 1·5 l IA & IACH 323 ApoJena. Balboa Island 673-6900 $275,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 3 IR Ii 2 IA t291h Carnation, CdM 644-4848 Sun.1-S l •• & J '" 518-5181h Fernlear, CdM 644-6200 Sat/Sun 1-5 510 Avocado. Costa Mesa 644-7270 $239,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 4 IR & I IR 715 Jasmine . Corona del Mar 644-9060 $225,000 Sun.1-5 ~IR&211 206-2061!? Abalone,Blls., NB 642-8235 Sat/Sun 1-5 UNITS FOR SALE 2 IR & I IR 8.10-812 Geneva. Huntington Beach 646-7171 $115,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 FOURPLEX FOR SALE 3 11,2-2 ll'S & I llt 17082 Grove Circle, Hunt. Beach 675-7060 $215,000 Sun.1-5 MOBILE HOME FOR SALE #279 300 E .CstHy ,Bysd. Vil.NB 673-4400 $39,900 Sun.1-5 HOME & INCOME FOR SALE l IR Ir I IR 308-3081/:i Sapphire, Balboa Isl. 673-4062 $239,500 Sunday 1-S 4 IR & I Ill 204·2<Wf.? Sapphire, Balboa Isl. 673·4062 $233,000 Sunday 1·5 LOTS FOR SALE 14041 Hammon, Westminster 962·7788 $50,000 Sun 1-5 HOMES FOR RENT S II & FAM IM or 084 ••2040 E. Ocean Front, Npt. Bch. 673-9060 Sat/Sun l·S 6M&FAMRMer08f 4 Mission Bay (Spyglass) CdM 675·3411 $325,000 sun.1-s CONDOMINIUMS FOR RENT ZIR&F.AMIM°"DIN •2921 Perla (The Bluf(s) N.B. fU4·4910 S800/Mo. Sat/Sun 1·5 •43Seaittlsnd (BlgCyn)N.B. 644·4910 '150/Mo. Sat/Sun l ·S J llOIOOM '433 W. Coast Hwy, NewpartBcb 78Mal4 $700 mo. Sat/Sun 1.S l II & FAM IM w DIM 328 Vista Trueba (Blutt1) NB 759-MU $/Mo. un.1-5 FACTS: BRAND NEW 1 & 2 story designs. 2 " 3 Bdrms. Fenced patio & garden areas. Huge 2 car garages. Formal en· try halls. Elegant master bdrm suites Spacious, sunny kttchens. Wood burnJng fireplaces. 2 tennis courts & swimming! VIEWS!!! FEAnJRES: AU homes lncl~e VA/FHA quality cpt! + ceramic tile kitchen counters! + wood shake roofs! + Westinghouse range + dbl ovens• + West mghouse dishwasher' + fireplace! + pal.lo slab fencing ! + 2 CAR GARAGES! + West· loghouse washer + dryer lPlans 3&4) ! Butcher block design cabinets I ! ! THE LOCATION IS RIGHT! Walk or bike lo MIRA CO STA COLLEGE + Tri-Cities Hospital & Med Center 2 car minutes to all shopping. 4 car minutes lo MAY CO.·EL C A M I N 0 R E A I. REGIONAL SHOPPING ·c EN T E R ! 1 0 c a r minutes to Carlsbad & Vista Employment Cen· ten. PARK PLACE Oceanside DIRECTIONS: FROM ORANGE COUN- TY: Come south o n FWY S to HWY 78· EAST. Now East on HWY 78 approx 3 ml to COLLEGE BLVD. Take COLLEGE exit then tu r n l eft (und er freeway l lo VISTA WAY (ut Stop Sign> Now left (West) on VTST A WAY and come ahead approx :m yds to PRINCETON Ost right turn). Now right to Sales Center Signs will asMsl you OR. ... FROM SAN DJ EG 0 - DEL MAR. Come North oo FWY 5 to HWY 78 EAST. Now East on HWY 78 approx 3 ml to COLLEGE. L eft on COLLEGE lo 15l stop sign <VlSTA WAY > Left again on VISTA WAY to PfUNCETON then nght. 1-03-9924 EYn 1-757·162l MESA REALTY SALES DIRECTOR EQUAL HOUSING OPPTY FOURPLEX orEM SUM. 1-5 17012 Gron Clrclf! Choice Huntington Beach Joe. Property 1n tip top shape! 3 Bdrm .• 2 ba. owner's unit. Pnced toseU at S21S,OOO! IAYFROMT BalOO. 'a best location• 2 Bdrm.s., 2 bath condo 1n adull, all se<:urU,y bldg Walk to ocean, pier, viUage, shopping; boat tlllp avail. All t.hia for SlU,500! ' HOMES OPEM f ·5 TIUs Afttt...,. UNl9U! IN COIOMA DIL WAI ..- Shingled 2 bdrm. 1 bath cottage pltd.; plus detached 1 bdrm inc. unit.1 $148,000. See Kay Glavas at :Sloti1 Jasmine. UMl9U1 IM H.AllOl VllW HJUS ..J.t Spacious 3 bdrm and den, Uniqu~ floor plan for living and entertaini.ng,q views, see Barbara Frame at 1038 Se~ Lane, bring $180,000. ) ,. .. UNIQUE IN lltVIMI GIOVES > bdrm, 3 baths, 2 story, Countr~ English, verdity nice! $100,000, see Pam GoUih at 5 Wood Nymph. r. UNlqul IN CA.MIO SHOUS -80xl801 lot, 3 bdrm, colorful comfort, palatialr only $228,500. See Vergilene Hull a~ 4515 Hampden Road. ., UMIQUE IM OLD COROMA Da MAR~ -3 bdrm, light, airy, big yard, nr park, only $158,000. See Allan Heller at 403 Iris Ave. UMtqUE fM NEWro•T HllGHTS charming 3 bdrm pool home, Fr1 doors, wood floors, beam ceilings; $118,000. See Barbara Orahood at 487- 0gle. UNIQUE OM IALIOA ISL.AND -6 bdrms, 5 baths, pier and float, best location $534,500. See Sara Marvin at 1406 So. Bayfront. UNl9U1 IH HAUOI VIEW HOt tlS - 4 bdrm, Montego, view, nr. tennis and pool. $159,500. s.e Bonnie BarringtocS at 2320 Port Abecneen. UNIQUE IN uh fOIHT wO<Hi and glass, nr lake, shows beaut., J bdrm, $124.900. See Nancy Laux at 22525 Overlake Dr. • UMIQUE IH THE ILU~S -immac, V plan, real quality 3 bdrm, just $125,000, see JoAnne Perkins at 410 Vista Roma. ' I UNIQUE IM EASTILUFF -cornet'I location, near park, best value at onlY, $137 ,000. See Jackie Handleman at 2682 Basswood. UNIQUE OM UDO ISL! -Charmin~ courtyard entry, sunny 3 bdrm. Set Alison Stevens at 217 Via Firenzo. UNIQUE IN LA.UNA -Charming 2 bedroom home in the Top of the World area. Canyon & ocean views. See N. Fogarty at 28831 Top of the World Drive. UMIQUE IH IE.ACOM IAY ~ Cha rming 2 bdrm, fam. rm. witf1 ·mcome unit. Nr. beach, $182.500. See Marilyn Hodges at #51 Beacon Eay. UMlquE IM CHINA COYE -5 bdnns; artists retreat, on the water next to a beach. $395,000 sand dollars. Set Linda J.'erguson at 2627 China Cove Street. UHi~ IM MIS.A VDDI -Cape Cod origmal, , S bdrms. pool. very unique at just $22.5,000. See Sandy Orlowslcl at 3096 Bali Circle. UNIQUE IM OLD CORONA Dll. MAit ... -Wood, glass and charm, 3 bdrm~ bath. New listing at $1&3,900. Janet Lehman at 709 Narcissu.9. • UMlqul IH WOOOlllMI -Country En&ll.sh, 4 bdrm, 3 patios, sec at 2 Blackswan. Brlng $118,SOO. UNIQUE IM SU VllW -Outstanding view, 4 bdrm, Port Royal. Will lease option. $285,000. See at 2110 Yacht Mischief. OCEAMAtOMT Olannlnt 2 BR. home; 2 car 1ara1e. ~•t swtm- mlnl & flahlna area, ~~.~~.~~ 11 U,_.l()UI: li()Mt:S COSTA MIS.A REALTORS' B R O O K V 1 E w ~f N1Cfsr PtO!'l f SEl.LtNO THE NtATEST HOt.tts TOWNHOUSE CORONA Ol!L MAR. &75.0000 3 Bdrms, 2'-" ba, 1111 clce. MES" VE.ROE, 5416G90 • CALL us blt·lns, brick fplc, up· ___________ ... __ _ iraded carpets, air cond. 2 Landscaped _______ ._ ... _____ _ pd~!>_b comm pool. •• MIU: lalloahy ...... ......... .. 675-7060. * BEST BUJ IN aum * WiTH LAHD 3br or 2 & den , 2~ ba. Ne• carpeting, pvt patio. 2 car dbl detached 1ara1e. Close t.o shopping. Qi.lick PoSScs.Yo.a. 1~ down. $127,000 Fee. 0,.. WJS-laJOi-1 r/OJ VW. D.e Ore ~1:30-Sor Alt Kay Gibson, 960-1074 . ' . \ ~_. ...... -.-;.;..;..;.;:;~--:---...... ---..::Su:::.:;nd::,:•2.:.,;· M=arc.!t1~1t~·.!1m!!! ~!!:"~•~_. ... ., .. ~.~.~ ....... ~~.~.~ ....... ~:!!.':!~~ ........ ~!'!~ .......... !~.~~~:~~..... IOOZ HouHt For S-. I 002 G1Mr.. I 002 G...-ro! I 002 • •••••-•••••• fltS«NI~ IJc'Ol<t~K.ot COMINN OPEN 1-5 SP~ LIGHT VllW ais well as lovely day view from this charming • bedroom or 3/ den in EASTBLUFP: Spaclows dirung room . bright cheer y kitchen area. Shows pride of ownership. Asking h99,SOO. See G lnoy Anderson 2827 Carob laitOD~ SOMIYtSIT One ot a kind 5 bedroom home in Harbor View llomes. Beautifully d ecora ted and r emo deled throughout. FabUlous skylights and extended living area. Attractive, private yatd. Near park. pool and school. $209,500 fee. See Rich Wray 1949 Port Claridge IAYNOMT On a long sandy beach with great bay & jetty views. Large private court yard with jacuzzi. High ceilings, s p acio u s feeling, 3 b edrooms & maid's, adult recr eation room. $675,000 & you own the land. See Frank Sennes 1933 Bayside Pa.ICED TO SEU Turtle Rock Broadmoor plan #1 wit h 3 bedrooms, family room, atrium & 2 baths, very clean & '•: ~., Across from park & pool, only $100,500 land included. See Don Nourse 5772 Sierra Casa IEST Pa.ICED IUCICHOIH Model in deerfield. Attractive entry , with nice inside. Warmly decor ated in brown tones. Ready to move in and r elax. Conveniently near community pool Owner has pr iced home to sell. Only $87,500. Sec Pete Johnson 5 Rock Springs COUNTRY IM CORONA DE:L MAR Superb Lusk Home. View of the hills & ocean from large bonus room. Burlingham Model, 4 bedroom, 3 bath. Very open feeling. AU for $259,000 with the land. See Lylcen Ewing 1112 Sandcastle -IAYCREST- Charming, tradition al Baycrest Homt' with huge country kitchen, living room with built-in shelves, wet bar. Larf!e study-office retreat off master bedroom. Beautifully landscaped with trees and rose gardens Superb value on fee land in one of Newport's exclusive areas. $184.500. See Nancy Simmons 1915 Tradcwinds VILLAGE OF HARIOR VIEW Owner's love this home but require more space 4 bedrooms, beautifully ma1nta1ned & professionally landscaped $155,000. See Edie Olson 2036 Port Provence IT'S S'9UHGTIME IN llltVIHE THRACE lovely home with a mmi view of the ocean. Lots of windows, high beamed ceilin~s and a gigantic family room with wet bar. Full sized work room in the garage and room for R. V. or boat storage in the side yard. Now $169,000 See Lucy Rose 1312 Dolphin Terr . MOVE RJ&HT IH Be the one to enjoy this charming, newly decorated 3 bedroom home in Westcliff, one of Newport's most desired locations. $155,000 See Evan Corkell 1827 Mariners A REAL HAI.IOI. YllW Fresh & clean everywhere. New carpets, new paml in & out, a great open feeling to this 4 bedroom, 2112 bath home with a great view, for $219,950. See Carol McMahon 1251 Surfline ILUFFS CARMELITA Four bedrooms, three full baths all done in soft earth tones. Located on q uiet cul-de-sac. E nd unit - brite and cheerful -only $157,500. See Carolyn Carpenter 560 Glorietla OIJGtMAL ILUFFS -EHD UNIT On the widest greenbelt location, offering privacy & lots of home. Large patios, balcony, etc., all the s ple ndor of the c hoice BluHs properties. 3 bedrooms & a family room, vacant &: just waiting for a happy family. $190,000. See Nancy Im bernino 2132 Vista Dorado TUASUll OM THIAPIM T his Baycr est family area is rarely a vailable. See this exclusive 'Bdrm. plus Family Rm. home on l·si:r.ed.lot. Refreshing -and it's yours ror ~185,000 Fee. See Carolyn Mu on 1711 Terrapin C»LLE51 PAU, .. V1MI 1 4 BR •• 2'h bat.hi. $W)SOO ~ee Craig Klodlg a581 Pecan I •••••••••••••u•u••••• G••r• ••• ti:w:1 91 IOOJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •......•......•...••.•• Open This !. Weekend 1·5 ttlltbor View Hornes, 3 bdno., 2 ba, fam rm. formal dtn rm • Carmel Model. Ext r large poolaiz.ed lot, lands('11ped by Lloyd's Nursery. 19SS PORT t.OCKSLEIG ii NB OR A lovely 4 bdrm .. fam.rm . 21.., bu. home that has just bt!i!n re cently upgraded tbroughuut Hardwood floors · LOW malnt yard. G<>ocJ location 1507 MARINERS OR, N 8. '+523 CAMPU5Da·IRV1'4E MfMl-«ANCH 41R. POOL-$66,400 VA MO DOWN Circular drive L&ri;?l' family sued l1v1n11 roorn. Country k1trhcn Dine. Wall of ~lass view of covered pa111t1un & lu:sh grounds surround mi: H&F f''reefurm pool Separate wml( for h1df' away Md:.ll'r Suitt• & childrt•n 's quarll'rs Hurry fur th1t. unique bargain' 963 7881 I I • I I DO YOU LOVE YOUR MOTHEA? HANDYMANS DREAM Garn~·· fullv an.,ulat•·•I Built 1n work twnd1 l.ari.:c lot with H V Ji l't'SS Nt"o~I\ pa1nlt•d panl'ltnl! ant.I wallµJpl'r Four &droorn llnmf' in Mt>::.a "'iurth Truly " Great Hu) foi $76.000 546-ZJIJ ~ / 4 • • 1 I r f' [~·lldtl DANGER DESIGNED FOR EXECUTIVE LIVING This beautifully up gradt'd Buccola llomt• • Spacwus L1vin1t Room with big f'1replaCl' Large Ma~er B<>droom. highly upgraded with private entran('e lo garden area Slump stone plant.-s h1ghh1tht the room backyarct Mesa Verde L1v1ng at tls Bt>st' $12'.00Q Ca 11 546-2311 , , . .. [®IS&HI NO DOWN VA & Low FHA Termc; Any f'1ly Orange O>unly CALL24 JIRS VETERAN · AGT. Sloshed $5000. $4,700. NOW $64,500. Easta1de 2 Bdrm fixer upper at 381 Costa Mesa St .• C.M . Make ofter Terms. 4GOLl1" ~ Riii AU C.Mid.i?ftbus M!WUSTIMG Excitlnt cust.om home 3 Bdrm, 2 bath on appro~ 1000 a~ rt. Sleps to our best beach. You own the land on this on .. A1kln1 $1$8,000. OPEN HOUSES 1-5 PM SPYGLASS-HARBOR VIEW CHANCE Of A UNT1ME-5'YGLASS 2 story New Bedford model, 4 bdrm, 3 baths, gamP \\om, pool and jacuzz.i. Locat~ \\ \ extra, extra large lot. Pril C:, _d.Jl, bay &: light view. Offered •• us weekend for the first time. $437,000. 47 Montecilo. Open Sat/SWl. PANORAMIC VIEW -SPYGLASS This 3 bdrm f amUy r"-\\'' 2 bath borne is localed ; .. n \ _t location Outstanding 1 C:, U .:.ix elusively listed by Lw;k Realty, 11 Tiburon SPYGLASS -VIEW -This popular Port~mouth model offers 3 bedrms, 2 bath. Immaculate co,.dition. 3 Car garagt•. Approx 2 ·· \ \\ i . Also offers beautiful ocea ~ \\ ... utled windows. Owner will c-ar ~ aarge 2nd trust deed. Offered at $298,000. Located at 19 San M atco Way; Open Sat/Sun. HARIOR VIEW LUSK -aEDUCID - VIEW -PRIVACY -This 4 bedroom haven 1s an executive reward -green hills, blue Pacific, a home to make it all worthwhile. Cor ona del Mar at its best. 1436 Keyview. Open Sal/Sun. $249,000 HAUOfl VIEW LUSK -Ttus home has many custom features. Large courtyard, beautiful olive tree and many rose bushes. Bltn bookshelves, formal thrung rm. paneled family rm w parquet floor, huge pool Open Sat1SWl 873 Sandcastle Dr. HARIOR VIEW LUSK -Vacant 4 bdrm, family room, great ocean view. Just painted inside waiting for you to move into. Offered at $244,500. 3907 Inlet Isle. Open Sat/Sun. SPYGLASS VIEW 4 Bdrm highly upgnided. Professionally decorated and hrndscapcd. Panoramic view of ocean and bayfronl Offered at $:319.000 Open Sat & Sun 9 Monterey (' 11"(' 1 l' SPYGLASS Super Southport with popular Cape Cod exterior. ldeal for large family. Perfect !or for mal enlertainin~. 6 Bdrms. with large game room Open Sunday. $325,000. 4 Mission Bay SPYGLASS-JUST LISTED -private front ('Ourtyard with waterfall. with brick planters This Portsmilh model ts on an oversizP~\·\\ with nice enclos ed pal'~ \\ -~lice work around it. Man} ~ .. 6 caded thru-out the hom<' Offered al 5247,000 Open Sal/Sun 15 Monterey Circle. HARBOfl VIEW-JUST USTB> -EnJOY lhc panor amic views of Newport from th is immaculate 3 bdr:-\. .. \\'Carmel" in phase III. The ~ \\ ~,ns. Catalina and night light "':)_~s are yours. l Block from community pools, and tennis Open Sat/Sun. 2156 Port Durncss. Offered at $179,500. 675·3411 LUSK\iREALTY a J olz11 0. l.usk & Son Co. 251 SE. Coo\t H-y. Corona~ Mor R-3 LAND & CONDO PACKAGE 90 Unit p r oject in Ontario w I approved p lans, final map, building permits, assured sewer connections and landscaped plans. $695,000. DOYER SHORES W /VIEW Every consideration imaginable was given to coord inate and blend so perfectly this gor geou.s 5 BR, den + 5 lfl BA custom bom4t in Dover Shores. Views of distan t twinkling night lights, colored sails on Newport Bay, plus majestic rolling hills, create the mood for total luxury living in this one of a kind dream home. We're confident th.is newly listed gem w ill not last very Ion~ ... $495,000 includes the land. Open Sat/Sun l~SPM . 1226 Polaris Dr .. N.B. CUSTOM BUILT W /llEW ·~to $195.000 lmmacuJot.e pride of ownership, 3 8 R + w /views of rolling hill & blue Pacific. H a rdwood floors, beam cetli ngs. br ick wal ks, entrance &: p atio . Elegantly a pp0inted tbruout. Open Sat/Sun 1-SPM. 516 De.Ania, CdM. LAGUNA IEACH 2 BR, 1 BA, Laguna Charmer. Walk to beach. Mex. fireplace, oak floors. fenced yard. Perfect home for artist, writer, student, couple, weekenders, <And anyone who appreciates Laguna c·harm. Only $110,000 NEWPORT IACIC IAY Quality built John Lyttle home featuring 4 BR. 3 BA. spacious rooms, wood beamed ceilings, wet bar in den, maids q uarters. This as a great entertaining home on an extra large Jot w /compJ~te prt vacy $145,000 CAMEO HIGHLANDS This immac. 3 BR, 2 BA + den, not only has room for pool, but is very near pvt. beach. Only $169,900. OLD CORONA DB. MAR This well maintained 2 BR home plus gst. unit is being sold by the original owner. Pride of ownership abounds, l'Ome see it. $174,500. EXCHANGE ANYONE? This very nice 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/l' BA each. Priced low at $189,500. INVESTMENT - ORANGE COUNTY Just completed 22 2 BR. 2 BA uruts 100' '< occupied Excellent opportunity for the professional investor. Outsta n ding location, quality throughout. Phone now to inspect this property & to receive a detailed purchase analysis. 644·7020 2123 SAM JOAQUIN HILLS ROAD NEWPORT IEACH ~~~~! .......... !?.~~!~~~! .......... !~~~ A ca!: IBDBGI ~ ELKINS CD .. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1-5 209 MATA Shar p "R" Plan. Bluffs Front Row. Unobst ructed Bay View. Huge Master Suite. Formal Dining . $175,000. J\ ".Toy of Newpor t" Listing 718 GOLDENROD Corona del Mar. Charming 1 Story Colonial On Duplex Lot. 3Br/2Ba, Well Decorated, 2 Sunny Patios. Good Irtvestment. Only $157 .500. 2900 QUEDADA Bluffs-Lr~e. "C" Plan W /4Br, 3 Ba. Well Decorated. Huge Sun-Deck. Hi~h Ceilings Gives Spacious Feeling. Only $139,500 304 OTERO Lovely Newport Beach 3Bdrm. 21/2 Ba. Home. Vacant. Immaculate Move In Condition. Bright Cheerful Setting On A Cul-de-sac. Custom Dr apes. Select Wall Papers. Sun- Deck. This Home Shows Like A Jew el. $149,500. A "Joy Of Newport" Listing. 2444 VISTA MOBLEZA Bluffs modified '·c·' plan. Big fa m ily room wHh bar. Many custom features Near pool and Ramada Vacant. $149,500. IY APPOINTMENT MAJOR GREEHlaT Super DeLu.xe 3 Bedroom & Den Or 4 Bdrm. Original Owner. Thousands Have Been Spent Uograding This Hom e. De vg· l "i Entry. De Luxe Kltc1 t-~e Carpeting. De Luxe ~~ lfl tchell Wall P apers. Huge De Luxe Patio. Even A De Luxe Garage. Asking $167 ,500. A "Joy Of Newport" Listing. rHRE! AICH IAY VIEW Speclaculn.r Architect Designed 4 Br. & Fam. Rm. Home In South Laguna. Bright & Cheerful With Mod ern Vaulted Ceilings, HJgb Glass Wi ndows. Woodsy Decor. Ocean View From Nearly Every Room. Priced At $318,000 Prime Locotioft Deluxe remodeled kltcflen With no wax f\ooral Wetnut paneling, brick fl,.place Ind .-tractive entry. S bedroom home with dining room and eating area. Patio and IP&(kllng pooll Just In time for SDf'lng •. $89,900 540.1720 s & s Driftwood Featurln~ entertainer's wet bar for your summer bashes! 3 bedroom home with built In bookcases. earth tone decor, mirrored wardrobe doors and brick fireplace Tile entry, dining room. family kitchen and more. 2 covered patios Comm. pool. I 101,600 5'40-1720 Codlloc Tast..77 Ta1tefully appointed executive atyt41d home. tor the family who Wll'lts the bMtt H.nd3ome wood paneling and rich earth tonea throughout. '4 bedrooms. eating •ea and fireplace. Patio and yard wh1ctt ha been transformed into putting green. $129,500 5'40-1720 EZ Llviftg C111t0tn Jocnd Relax and 80JOY the luxury of a heated 1acuttil Executive Comet home in lrvtne IC*Sed With extras.. Paneled bonus room. 4' bedrooms. dining room. eating area and bric!< fk'eplaoa. Come and seel s 119,900 6"0.1720 Drastic Reduction Owner an11uous1 Fussy buyers will love this exclus111e bright and breezy Cahfornta styled home 1n prime location 3 bedroom pool home with family room. dining room area. eating area and hearty fireplace Patio and that super paoll $83.950 540-1720 Prim• Profnsional OfficH Professional bulldlng. quahty built. lab rooms wilh cabinets end sinks. 2 rooms with one way mirrors Attractive wa111ng room and reception area. Call now for all the 1nlbrmat1on. $85,000 540-1720 Close To PriYate Lake Luxurious and sporty! Quiet enclosed area with gate 2 bedroom townhome with den: decorated through out 1n rich earth tones. Tile entry brick fireplace, d1n1ng room Large patios Near pool. 1acuzz1 and shops. S89 950. 540·1720 ExecutiYe MesaV..,.. Professionally decorated home with attractive carpets and elegant tfle. Designer drapes. wallpaper and atrium with fountain. Lots of storage. 3 bedrooms. eating area. d1n1ng room. family room and brick fireplace. 2 patios Must see•! S98,900 540-1720 City Close Country quiet Get ready for summer 1n lh1s lovely 3 bedroom paol home• Deluxe kllct'len. built with mom 1n mind. lots ot space for storage. Eating 81'8a. dining room area. and bnck fireplace m the 11111ng room. Immaculate! Heated 1acuzz1 and pool. Patio Don t miss 11 . 1us1 fisted SIW.500 540-1720 $42,000 Dellghtfulty Cozy Super starter. Ideal for older couples! 1 bedroom home with eating area off the country kitchen. Wood cabinets. Good neighborhood Fruit trees. Close to f!11ery1h1ng1 Don t miss 11 540-1720 View Of Ttt.Wortd! 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. tamlly room and flrep111ee. Patio Can't last 1ust hsted St IS 500 ~1720 540-1720 2955 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa TARBELL 1 REALTORS· ~ M..-.r m= RELO 'Serving 8000 Cltl 1 ' --- ~ForS. HOUM•,.r W. jHoutff PwW. HM1HFof-SaM IHou1ttFMW. Sunday.Match UI, 1978 OAILVPILOT Of! ••··•·•·•····•••····· ..••...•.•............• ••••··•••••••••·•·••••• ·······················J······················· ~:~!:r! .......... ~~1 ~~.~~.!~.'.! ~-~~!-.,!~.'.! ~.~~~ ... ~~~~ ~.~~ ... !!~~ ~!.~~.~ ........ ~.'!'!!!!.~~~~ ....... ~!.~~ ........ ~.~!!!!.~~~c:'! ..... A DUPl.D CottoMtto 1024 eo.toMfta 1014 CotfoM"° 1024tWi..gtoeleadt 1040 IALIOA ISL.A.MD ••••••••••••••••••• •• •• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••• •••• •• ••• •••••• ••••••••••••••••••••• Steps to btliu:h, 2 BR \ N B A LINEUP TWO UHITS BA oadl unit. Older, but • • • ~acb untt has 2,000 IXIC\n"IVIS weU cared for, $18S,OOO OM THE GOLF COURSE i1qua.re feet. Built to cou DUAM 206 Oarnet. OPEN HOUSES THIS WEEKEND V'1"SIOO apeca. Does not 1n sparkUna le clu FOlt Mott! HOUSI Executive home · 5 Bdrm -3 Bath tum: to be tax deferred. neighborhood. Spaclou! FOR YOUR MOHEY I 033 White Sails W~ Large Fam Rm . 3000 sq ft . Gourmet ~.ooo bdrm, 3 larae bath Try our Westcliff Beau. Kitch . Spectacular View! -Owner warm hm·rm, de ly 4 BR +den or 5 BR, Spacious 4 bdrm, farm Y rm home in M d_ QUA.ti... ID format dln. area. Vau ~BA,2fplc's.cozyfam1 EXCEUEHT VALUI original Harbor View with formal Moving -ustsell! ;~~~UJ& t-d ceillnt•. co1,. y home 1436 1'1'ltelle Ln -l4'9t t.o... with loh of cwoclet ... <lming, pool. jacuzzi ANO gorgeous -752-lt20 Ino. fireplace + entert&ine •• S18S,OOO Capiltrwt0 IHch. Ocean yJew witt. 3 ocean. harbor. island and night Hgllt 1823 TANAGER •t000UA1L8'l NIWP'ORTllAOI <J.r.OP~WNDAY H b•droo••· 2 '12 batha. Muy olto• view. Reduced lo $259.500 OPEN SUMDA Y 12. 5 O.OPoW 1026 8682LusaDr.HR. ,. ......... ,,... for fanUly ••. Sl l0.000. Open Sat/S• 2·5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 0 II 493 8.12 Ocean & ConyOft Vu • 400 I T Ide L P.·a 'DEL Magrulicant 1 yr nt>w 4 tlSl\lfl l<I \I.I ' l.A(:llNA B1';ACll rn~ 17ZO S011Tll 1.AGUNA ops aae .n.-BR 3 BA home overlook· LAGLTN\ BEACH A customized 5 bdrm, single story W•l'"-LKER mg lbe blue Paclfic & o1 ), IJlt 11 j •' \I ' 2223 Man St Mw1llll£1an 8txh , 499."551 497.3331 with lovely courtyard entry and a 3 1J1Jh picturesque canyon 1s be· l'ar garage PLUS panoramic ocean m 1n g sacrificed below1 ________ .. n '1"'"t llAl~ $100,999.99fullpnce - _ __. .. and 1.1reen rolling hills view. Reduced 67~ •144 market for a quirk sale ,.........._~.-..._ Io $274,500 FEE. 754-7800 Huntington ch. Coa Opett Sunday t .5 Mesa, Fountain Valley SMALL I 002 GeMorol 1002 ..••••...................•......•............. T ocllstaM' IHfty KINGDOM On a half acre. with a Roman tub for ten. 4 bdrms . 3 baths, lrl ran last.Jc Villa P:trk A real i:xccutive home in a pre sugious area LAST CALL ~ Sat/Su• 1-5 I 025 Maney LGM tut CANYON DR) ONLY 3 le Ct of the~e hugt' 3 Bdrm, l'12 bath beautiful condominiums Many upgrades -loo numerous to mention Situated next to coming regional park. Incl. ---------micro. dr opnr. tra~h mash . & PRIVATE YAHi) All this for ~.500 Newport Pier Realty •ltthi.iiilldi&ll~~ 2005 Balboa Blvd. Newport Bch. 673-2058 NEWPORT HTS One of u kind with secluded trec lined en trv Completely rt' modeled with larl{l' rooms. pot l>elhcd stovt• plw. oak planking nonr:> L>1n1ng room . f11mtly room, large bdrms and private pali<>s . Ol'EN1---------• SUNDAY 1·5, 2916 Clay1---------.i SEE THESE OPEN SAT/SUH 1·5 CDM DUPLEX Soulh ur Highwa y Spacious 3 bedroom, den, fireplace ~ach un it $239,000 5 10 A •ocado. C dM BETTER HURRY! NEWPORT BEA<'ll. rompletely remodeled. upgraded home. nt'w paint in'out. New crplo;. drps, plumbing kitchen & landscaping. 3 Bdrms. custom brick frplc, A better buy you won't get Only $114,900. 2269 Golden Cirl'll• 708 Femleaf A beautifully updated 2 bedroom with room to add 2nd unit for only $135.500. Open Sat/Sun 1.5 3 3 2 Poinsettia South of Hwy. An absolutely charming 2 Bdrm cottage wilh gleaming hardwood floors and TWO separate garages. Reduced to only $134.500. Opett Sot 1-5, Sunday 11·3 Call 644-721 I for details -t ' ' ' ' 644-7270 Corona cs.I Mer I 022 CCW'OftCI det Mer I 022 1024 CostoMno 1024 CaltU-0167 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• VETS FREE Housing. Zero down, %ero costs. Any rity in Orange Co. Call 24HR VET AGT 556-0777. --------- MUST SELL MOW College Park 3 br & din· ing rm, covered patio. Terms to suit. $80,500. 831·9081 HOILAIHEY You gotta see this one, super sharp townhome · loaded w/$4,000 UP· grades. Stained win· dows, extensive use of re· al clay We, 2 car garage, patio, wood burning rrptc, xlnt location. See today. 838-6256 DOUBLE YOUR MONEY in 10 yeari; ! lf history re-BT I 032 peats itself In 1988 the re· aro sale value of this approx ••••• ••••••••• ••• ••• •• • i,;i .acre Co11ta Mesa -lbr fam home, frplc, wet Ranch will be doubled. 3 bar Nr prk. Assumable super br w/l~ ba, crpts, loan. $82,000. 581·8089 dJli6, frplc + bachelor unit for additional in SPACIOUS COHDO come. Might do a little Upgraded, 2 BR, 11'2 ba trading! Mountain views. quiet OPPORTUNITY area. Owner will help May never return. Don 't finance. LUSK RESALE SPECIALIST 3,4, or 5 Bdrm mode avail. Sotne w/pools Condos. Member Mul pie Listing Service. 96 161 I t '-)..; W I{ I \ I I ' . . •,' '' 2m Mam St Huntmrten Bexil miss this one! OPEN ZACROOJXY RLTRS FOR INSPECTION Sal 494-861 1 By Owner. Sharp 3 bt1 & Sun 1·5 pm. 2225 Ca -btke to !>ch, lg yrd. " nyon Rd, Cosla Mesa, Fo.lntaift V•y I 034 $"70,500 963·85! Cali(. • •••••••••••••••••••••• McNASH REALTY 4 br 21-i ha, 2 yrs new, l" 642·1334days Condo S,.Cialish blks to ocean. $118,ooO' 642·6578eves By Owner. 210 7th St. Huntington Beach, Foun-536-9987 ' MovilMJ To Of"e90" tam Valley, Costa Mesa. ~ Sl. Call 546-5880 ~HERITAGE Au.Jtilt. S""'-e~ •• ••• • •• •• •• •• ••• • • • • •• •• ••••••• • • •• • • • • • • • •• • •SUPER DUMP* /! cozv Jbr, 2ba + guest CAMEOSHORES STEPS TO WAT!lt "7"''f.HC4.I( house. Frpl. 2 patios, R 2 l.ovely executive home Open House Daily lOam-Touchstone Realty 3Br, fam rm, near beacO. C-96., "l67 $78,SOO. Open bu 6pm. 3 Br, 2 ba. Beaut . .._ __________ 1 Sat/Suol-4.21252Cupa7 REALTORS Al Newpor1 ·~ best REALTORS lot. Pnn. only $157,000 w/pool & jac Fantastic beath. This one need!. ,.!;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:!.j Owner. 640·7030 ocean view & use of 3 pvt MUST SB.L HOW Mesa del Mar 3 br, 2 ba. garage dr opnr Tums to swte. $79,900. 831-9081 decor. Gate Cor boat or,_ trlr. Vegel. garden, fruit i--------OWNER ---------lots or T L C but the _ beaches. 4000 sq ft for I 0 r at 1 0 n 1 s · • T II E EnJOY the sunn se & sun casual or elegant livin~ trees, dbl gar. 229 Prin-41R$87.500VA eel.On Dr. College Park VALUE in 2111 sq. ft. Priced to sell. 556-8674. 19 x26 fa mi I y room SANTA ANA HEIGHTS FIXER UPPER GR~ATEST" sio2.000 OPEN HOUSE sets at lht!i Harbor V1<>w 4633 Perham Dr. Open . . ,f SUNDAY l-SPM homl' 2 BR, 3 ba, xtra daily 1-5 t·ntlt•d Bkrs w/frplc . lrg. kitehen . * 6 DLX. UNITS * tile & rpts. Near Mile DESPERATE ; They've moved & 04 two & MUST SE NOW 1 WOW what home! Wilb " larg'e bdrms, H'• bath, spark(> 10g briclt fireplac!t cathedral ceiling, brigiu. family /dining room • neat landscaping. It's a buy you just can't m1~ seeing-hurry. cal) NeWport Pier Realty lrg den. liv'g rm. ram 646-7414or673·9257 2100 HIGHLAND rm. & den can be easily ONLY $74,900! EASTSIDE IARGAIH Under construction Square Park. .....urif1At111mmaculate & charmin1ot CO\rtd into 2 lrg Br. 1 Cotta~a 1024 Lots of potentwl hcrt'' AH;i~~:'llt\.-mfllm J.,ltR & den. 2•,2 Ba, ask-Bdrm w pvl entranl'e, ..................... .. I Bdrm. furn rm huml' 200 5 Balboa 8 1vd. mg$134,900. canbeusedasoffc.ma1d Lvly 3 bdrm on quiet cul- de·sac -lge lot w /huge barkyrd & shade trees. Nire cpting & paneling. Great starter home Ter· rific investment poten· l1al. Won'l have to repeat this ad. Hope you get 1t ! 545-M91 Will be finished approx J l M W F. L L S one monlb. $250,000 REALTORS STUART FfM£ 557 6264 lo<'ated on a lari:e lot New1Jort Bch.673·2058 or mother·in·law rm. w lots or fruit trees 11 ·~ i---------United Brokers. Bill ENCHANT I MG REALTOR 631-5454 -IYOWMER 8urr Whit~ R~alt~r ~ur rounded by home:> Fernandez, 646-7414 .. clhng for over $100,000 AND 1t s pri<'ed at ONLY $83,000. Call nov. rnr }'our appt lo scl' tlu!i l.!reat buy Three Xtra large BR's, 2 BA, dirung rm, huge ltv- i n g rm, wtrrplr. fairyland-like gardt-n in patio. Just listed $80,000 Brand new 3Br., 3Ba, ex SUPEttl HOME eculive home with 2fiOO sq.ft. Award home. ceramic tile entry, sun· pool. rentral air <:ond. ken living room, beams. tiled roof, upgrades cathedral celling, Cplc , thruout Ready to move formal din. rm .. dream in. $1~.900. Will con!>ider kitchen, with mirro-trading for 4 ·Plex wave. large fam. rm .. 963-6339or97!1-4t6S NEWPORT HG TS. For Sale by Owner 2901 Newport Blvd. N.B. (714167!>·4630 BY OWNER Secluded 4 + br, dbl gar, lal>oa Island I 006 Newport Beach lights. 2 •• ••••••••• •• •• ••• •• ••. 2br Iba hse. New paint m &out. New superdlx 2br. 2ba apt over gar All bltn._, crpls & drp~ Ocean view 710 1''ernlc.1f Ave. Opn Sat1Sun l 5 673 ro92. $189,500 ~~~~l E. Olson, Rltr ~ • FULLER REALTY Call 546-081 4 story. c ustom built. solar home Includes brand new Sl~.ooo bk y<1rd with M11l1hu OH THE.... fiberglass pool d1vtni.: GOLF COURSE board. heater. filter & all a<:cess & separ;ite Re sure to 't't' this "P"<' Jacuzzi (Both also solar redccoratl'd ~ bdrm :l ht·akd ) Beam ceilings, !Jalh t'Xt·1·ut1ve homi• lots of wood. used Linck The m<1 ster bedroum frpl. new carpets. hght has a commanding vtt•v. & airy. $115.00Q. ti75-~ of golf courst'. Tht· or00-5744 ' •·hefs kitchen boasts of ------- ... ~as stove. sep .. ratel---------•I c•lcctnc cook tops, new Upqr~ Condo tile counter (ops & $50,000. So larian Cloor Then add lo lh1~ a mus11· room. fomily1<1111· mg rm <ind a separate room fnr your pool tablt• l.oadt-d with l..1stdul de· torat1n g ;.ind antique r h .. r m () r rt• r l' ti j l $150.000 OPEMHOUSE SUNDAY 1-5 OWNER ANXIOUS TO SELL Xlnt rental pro!X'rt} BR home-+ 1 BR apl 204 20.i12Sapphire XLNT LOCATION 2 BR, 2 ba fix<'r uppt.-r w l room t11 huild $187.500 3tOApolC'na NF.AT3 BR COTTAGE Plus l BR APT. Great rental rerord, terrific location. $239,500 308-308"'3 Sapphire s1g lora v a nee rcaltor Island's favorite street 310-310~7 Sapphire 3 hr 2 OMTHEIAY Spcrtacular bay view. s l1p , share pier. co ....... ..... 640-6600 REDUCED $7 ,000 1 Yr . old Easl Cost11 Mesa triplex. deluxe un· 1ts, ea. w /2 bdrms , 2 hJ . dining area. laundry & frplc. Now$178,000 EVEL YM COPE:LA.,_.D REALTOR 552-043'1 Beautiful tt'.1k & ---------rosewood features . 3 bdrms .. 3 baths. sep maid's qlrs. Side &oc:ean pall06. dbl. garage, sep. wa~hroom . $595.000 MAURY STAUFFER SEA LION RI-:Al.TY 3601 E Cst CdM 673 5354 1213N. Cst. Laguna 497.3388 R-2ZONE SoUd 2 bdrm. home, dou· ble garage. Large lol. $82,500 RoyMcCcrdt. 181 0 Newport llvd. Costa M•so 548-7729 Real Estate oversized yard. Master ----- Bdrm w/sunken Bath. BYOWNER .. Bearh prop. 4 BR, 3 b pool + many, mailf xtras l.R.E.N. Courtef\ 962·7751 UNDER $I 0,000 New Condos. 2 Br, 21 2 Ba. study. Submil all offers 4Br. 2Ba. many lltra:. 2 frpk 's, ceramic tile $86,500. Principles only £88.000 962-3533 kitchens & bath. Pool & Aft. 5, 64_2_-5548__ $I O,OOO Below Mkt. To assume VA Loan " Spa 675-4912Broker 8'12CV. no credit . t · ---------1 Large 2 Stry, 5 br. vu<>I -•·r 1 ha 2 BEAUTIFUL FMLY 11-•~-~ $5 450 home. 3 baths, frml din· qu .... y, ess t n mi ~~ • • ing, 2 frplcs. cvrd pi.I.lo. beach . .$72,WO. Pnn HOME Vacant with new carpet-easy care lawn. 6 ma lure Qnly. 893-5479 , PRESTIGIOUS illg, 'Plumbing, paint. frwt trees All rcramic Spec 6 Bdrm+fam r MESA VERDE kitchen floor. Enclosed kitchen & enlry. $117.000 covered patio. 3000 sq Only $81,500 for this patio with firepla<'e. rirm. Prin only, call F.V. Schls. Comer 1 grcat4bdrm,2bathfmly Double garage. Huge owner at 968·7645. Oc """',750. 19732 Potom corner lot. Would you d """ rm home. Has big yard beliveve $74,500"' <Try cupancy30·90 ays Lane 962-6776 w/rm for pool. Newly lO?Odownl GR1:1:.11o..11ROOk ~ pajnted inside & out & ii5n BY OWNER • "'" d•pe"e' th'"ouL ..... RED CARPET SPECIAL 3 Bd<m•. VUlo p.,;n( Located on lvly slreel on 1• Lrg 4br. 2 stry fam. Condo. l mile to beactl rml·de·sar. Lots of 645-3474 home w/2700 sq ft Top Mirrored & shake wall( storage & bas gardening•-.--------F v )"" M"'a 0 1· & Shows J· .. e model. Poole. shed. Make an oHer! l1·----------· • "'-• nr .. ,,n Iii sauna,lAJ·ac, court.:: Talbert. $10,000 under . ..., 545-949l IEST IUY IM mrkt for this model at RV/Boat storage. Red~ MESA VERDE s129,ooo Easy goin~ $74.900. 551·0298 f OpenSunday125 owneria!?l . will listen to 962·41RJ • 2959 Mindanal Or your terms l"'"'YESTORS ouLY if 3 Bdrm plus D .. l11rge lot 968·5880 " " Real Estate Open Sat 1·5 201 12 Kline Dr, SAH FULLER REAL TY • Call 546-0814 ---------E·side Charmer. 2 BR -------1••••••••••••••••••••• •• w;guest house, dbl gar .. 1---------G~rol 1002 Ge-Mral 1002 Peninsula Point Hy nice backyd. fully fncd UuChidten Soup and cul·de·sac. Stop by.,._ ________ •! Hu~e double lot, 2 unitC HERITAGE REAL'" with old fashion charrti ESl'ATE, 546-5880 Spartdinq Owner will carry. Su~ •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ownl:'r 3 brm p,. h.1 JUST LISTED!! See to appreciate. 428 E . It couldn't hurt to call Spac:1ous duplex . 3 18th Sl., Call ownr Chock Nash about a re· NeiC)hborttood mit ! ! 646-7171 , Assurnir81h 0/o Loon with 3 comm. pools m ,-,"'"'"'11"'"0~1 "'"'' -~ Our ~avorif ej * FOR 1':NTERTAINING. truly one of the most outstanding outdoor enlertamment homes in Spyglass. Gorgeous pool. super-charged jacuzzi & spacious patios. The gracious interior features exceptionally large family & play rooms. $.138,500 Fee Please call for app't FOR RESORT LIVING, the very finest bayfront condominium living in Newport Beach at "The Cove" Dramatic 2-story, l ·bdrm & convertible den, near beautiful pool. jacuzzi & private beach. $225,000 Please t•all for app'l FOR CHARM & CONVENIENCE, this delightful 2·slory, 3 bdrm., Mediterranean style condominium is peacefully situated in quiet courtyard. Walk to schools & shopping. The best Bluffs buy at $114,500. 835 Amigos Way. #9. Open today 1to5. FOR LEISURE LIVING, award winning, Big Canyon townhome ! Gracio u sly a p pointed, air-conditioned, 2·story 3 bdrm. "El Dorado". with lovely decks for outdoor e ntertaining. 29 Canyon Island Or. Most attractively priced at U15,000. Open today 1 to 5 * OUR PRIME RENTALS 24 fverneRS-$1500 Month 1S Rue Fontainebleau -$900Montb 1010 811.yside Cov~-$850 MonLh 53 Sea Island Dr. -$800 MonLh 673-8698. Prin. only ------- Nlre 3 Br. 2 ba on Mon tero. $195,000 Marshall Rily 675·41;(K> Immaculate doll ho\hf', R·2. $115,000 6~5·4MZY evemn&:i. ~drano S.ach I 018 ••••••••••••••••••••••• bdrms. + 2 bdr111 · 5 full 54/J-8961 warding career in real baths; on charmin..: tret• ------estate. Free training if lined street near bay MARINA you qualify. 540-5101. viewing deck would pro v1de sweeping view of HIGHLANDS l> & · bt 1· ht w th E/S1de Custom home. ay. o<'ean mg 11( s. Ocean vie from e 3Br huge fam. rm. 3 car 4291/2 CarncmOft m a s t e r bed r o o m • • 0pe>n Sun. 1-5 enhanres the up~raded gar., on R-2 lot. Agl ORANGE COAST quality or this 6 mo. old _646-_7_1_71 _____ _ REALEST.ATE home. Vaulted ceilings, MESA VERDE •OCEAN VIEW• 64._4848 open staircase. wood Out of slate owner must Unique 5 BR home near ---------deck patio & loads of sell 3 BR, 2 ba.; on cul de beacl\ Elegant entry ---------brick. Premium corner sac. $85,000 way opens into elc~~ant CAMEO HGHLNDS Int Good value for only A Johnson Bkr 979-4964 living rm & 18x20 dmin~ tstTime Off--..1 ~.51:9172210.1 Don't del:.iv call --------- rm Rust1r exterior on~ '"'. Wood decks Only By Owner. 4 br, 2 frpls, $132,500 spectacular ocean \'iew. WALL STREET pvt beach Enc losed REAL ESTATF. patio, ftrepil LAND 831-3750 493-2202 INCLUDED $232,000 1022 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Charming 2br. So of hwy Terriric loca. Hrdwd fir, nu plumbing, elc. R·2 lot. Perfect for duplex. Gar stressed. By Owner $165,000. 4~ Heliotrope 640-1179 FOURPLEX OCEANSIDE of HWY Owner found a nother SZSS.000. Call n..&tot.Mok~ C714) 751-6063 Initial Open House March 18/19. 673·7286. No hrkrs . 2 &: 2 duplex. front house new. Open hse Sat/Sun 12-4. 616 Goldenrod SUNSET PREVIEW Open House Daily 1·6. 424 Mendoza Terrace 3 BR, din· rm, view Lachenmyer Rt'Cltty Inc. 646·)928 545-3'183 GREENBROOK 4 bdrm, 2 ba Extremely popular CAMELOT mdl nus lovely home located on a cul-de-sac within Wntcliff R.alty_ easy walking distance to Bar Harbor Home So. Coast Plu:ia, theatres & restaurants. Many out 5 Bdrm, family rm. 2 ba standing features tn ___ A..:gt:__. ~_5-4_289 ____ 1 elude: 2 br house & separate 1 lit' apt, 1 blk to Harbor High! $95,000. Beach Time Rlty. 673·651 l Custom Draperies Covered patio Decorator Wallpapers throughout Outdoor gas BBQ MESA VERDE Auto Gar Door Opener Great family home 1n Skylight in Fam. Rm. best M.V. area 4 br 2 ba BY OWNER 979-3123 on poolsize lot. Open Sun Prln. Only $109,900. 12·5 But don't wall. At b $1l2 500 It may not Inst! Assume 4._~ loan. 4 r, 2ba. 2033· S C 11 C t patio, pnme loca. 1 mt. · ape a r · Crom !>ch. lndscp'd, re- 549.8.135Agt. ~thruout. 557-200.S WAMTAYfEW IYOWHER ~~~~~~~~~I Two best buyii In COM on Dri •· ' ---------1 same blk, panoramic 'veBy.,.You II Buy MESA VEttDE OPEN SUN 11·4 2 units on 61xl60. $625 OPIM SUH. 1·5 ocean views from each. 3 mo. inc. 2 units on 80x90, 915 Tiier Way br. lam r,m, form. din am mo. inc.. westslde Harbor View Lusk. bc~l nn, frpls, beam ceilinl(s, prime areas. Beach b . new rugs, beaut. priv. Ti ... 3 W: 1n are~ ~vely 3 patios & nire yards. Must __ me_ni--'ty'-._6_7 _·65_' _1_1 __ 284S Corvo Pl. Byowner4 BR 2 Ba, fplc, & Fam Rm, beaut pool w/jac. $128,500. ~-9179 Costa Mesa. Huge Fam Bdrm. P 1• bath home 91!1¥i~.-..~I Located in beautiful N this resident.Jal are.l. 3 ~ Rm, w /Swedish fplc, with cozy uscd brtC'k total payment S56S mo flrt>placr Grf"at st;1rter '-=-~=-~~~~~! 754-7800 home. Close t11 ~hnpp•nR 5 Br . 3 Ba, p I ~ ~~c~~lr Won 1 last so ~.~:,~a~~iui\a~s~e!v/,. ~ ~· ·--1 OPENSi\TtSUN l·.'> closetobcb sho~ sch --MWL l~ El Centro, F V si24.ooo. Ask Cp~ Wi" -.... _ r.. It"' .I ~":v'~':;::·A"~ 4 :~~!4 lc!~:;>a~~ cul 181.Mil :c1~;~~~. 3e::ra1~ :: de sac street Vacant & nr schools, RV. arcess. ready to be liv1'rl 1n many extras. $87,5i Reduced Sl0.000 TAKE YOUR Pl CK M62 Mokihana Dr. C· AWARD HOMES llURKAR1 S ,,.>;;;Ii> 0"E N HOUS£ AOl n< ~ 171130<ango CoalalMN . \ 645-9161 EASTS I DE m,500. Charming 3 BR house on tree lined C'UI de sac street Devin R. E. f.42-6368 OPEN HOUSE 944 W. WILSON SUNDAY 12-4PM 3 bedroom. l bath home with large added-on family room. $69,900. Century 21 Crock•r 642-5062 MF.SA DF:L MAR OPEN SAT & SUN 4 Bdrm. pool, $89,500. Owner will carry 2nd. Make offer 947 Presidio Dr. Bkr 640-2455 . Two to choose from . r.£.r~p~962·~ .. identiral floor plan!>, HUMTIHGTOM " rhoice of location. >1 BR 3 LANDMARK • BA, l BR dwnstairs, in· .1 side Jndry room. RV al'· Adult townhome 2 br., cess. Come see these ba, tastefully decorat m rich eartbtones + beautifully decorated million dollar rccreatioe homes Open House • Sat/Sun l 5PM. Brkr fadlilics. Immaculate 962·3462 ready for immediate ~°" leoeh I 040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ()pen h.'le Sat & Sun 1·5. rupancy. $61 ,000. CENTURY 21 SPAROW 842.4474 " ( 19981 Cato. 4 Br, 21., Ba. --- fam-rm. 2,074 sq. ft. Upgraded end unll Sl~.950 Kramer Realty twnhse. fplc. gar, 2 B& 848-1.322. 1~ Ba. $62,900. owns. --------5J6..9493 ELEG.AHT COHDO ------ 0..L Y $62,000 IY OWNER BUUy upgrlldcd w /load:\ Nearly 3,000 sq.ft. homa. of xtras. Shows like a nr beach. 4 BR, for~ od 1 dining rm, 22' cathed m e . 2 big bdrms. clg family Tm, w/ space for boat & I.railer stone fplr. 3 baths. worf Only4 yrsold. 759·l50I last tong at Sl20,9o0 m .. 2 ba • am. rm sell 1. $187,000. 759-~ ~ESTWF.STSI OF. home. Own thl' html & or,, ........ 1. If "'o answer POOL-J"'C1~1 vi tool.,,, .. 000 _..._. " 3b • ba. nu kit Ht'd "' ,.,.,._. S&:S R I S 1· ew, N""'• 644 8722 Ope h ,., __ ..1... ~·-ush Beaut pro,""'•ionally d . csa e pecia ists Pnnr. only. Call 963-48fJ for eppt. or see at ~ Hse Sat/Sun noon '8 5PM. 21812Starfire Ln • IEACH HOUSESt UCHB.LEROIERS · · n ouae pool,jac:. RIV &CCCllll Nu ~ -8· 1"0.. e 3,4 or 5 bdrm models Sat/Sun1·5,aleowkdys. fence. 921 Capital ofr HtmUnfton ach,Foun· car.3 r.,xtralgecorner avail some w /pools _a_r.t._•_~_T_Ol __ 6_7_5-ll __ 7_3 Corona Highlands, oew Wilson. $84,SOO. 848 ST43 talnV..Uey,CostaMeH lot. P06slble RV acre.'ls. 96MOOz rustom home. 4 Br, Sat/Sun l·S Tocllsto.w R•alty Low· Low maint. yard. ' Pennlnirton Prnpertm; d · CtJ't t6l-0167 Walk to S.C. Plaza Agt. -_ OPIH $AT/SUH 1·5 mai • qlts. hbrary, $1CLUDED ~~:=~:iiiii~~~I ~13 Beaut. decor S & S in 701 MA.ICISSUS ocean view. 673•3786 or THIH llDIOOM Iii Golden west P11rk . trl Duplex; old CdM charm! _639-_S48T___ Fr e 1 b pain i 1 ,, d IASTSIDE 311 IAST ZZlld St level, 5 BR, 3 ba, 3 car i Std.room.a et<."b, with I _________ wallpaf*' enh.ances thlt .... -1,_11 ••URIFfHD• • 1ar. On premJum corner frJ>lc. Top cond. Only 4111wrr5 bei •lU d ~.--vr y ........ _11 .. _ d fot w/trlr access, nr S1'7i.SOO • v" opcm um c.. o~e I Bdrm. 'l bath. Ono of °"" ,........., unuug •Y~ everyt htnL; $U2,900. ~ on PolnHttl• Separate hornt. Priced under " will beoverwbmyou •-'• PAW. MAlTIM houlol. 2 Br COttaae Ii 3 ao.ooo. Ready for you to Ole lowellt priced Im· this lovdy Colonial 4 Br, Open Sat&'. n, 892-7677 aw ISTATI Hr. 2 baths ru!Wttr rear mo•• In and start hnna-mu\lla t e ho mu l a tam rm. •ludy, dininl ~aut • BR. hm Tm 644-7113 unit. '1•.500. tn1 your plAn~ on the Eastaldo C.M. Owner re-room. 214 bat.ti.. Owner home . Great to c '~!:~~=~~~~! DOU'HIMl.I. p.aUol adytoae11!546-8&40 .nil consider &JI oHOl'?ll. Sll7,SOO.QlllForAppt 1" Clll 4'44111 ~ "'-~Sun H 100!IZSPR.1TCJR('t.F. ~~'ii m YM'/llC "1.ull. HlMtsalALTY 12 Bit S/Atlanta. off 1S11to~uoa. RIA1TOtl6 <lU)JU.87001288·1049 Brookbonu 11Nt211 ino 546-8840 •••United Brok~r!1 ,.., QUU. ST ICWOll'f SAOt wam. M Reeult. "'2·5811 John Ca r f1Y. M&-?• t • .. .. come see t.beae Jae 2 Br l 8'r on db1 lot. Jog beach. Old fashioned bl cabinets. Fncd ya cvrd patio. Good J"('n OWC rinancln1. Op Sat/Sun l•S. 810 Gene Jusl Usted at $11S, Jeanne 64S·3009 646-7171 PAIKPl.ACE. OPIHHOUSI! 211'1 Sba• La. HB. S of Atlanta, W Mapolla. 4 BR 2"' B-. lMOO tiq.ft. Bettul . I 'l near beach Mal)OJ RttntaHM2 JeOAIL" PILOT Sunday. Match 11, 1178 • •··•··•··•·•····•••···· . •••...•...•.........•. Homn Fw Hie Houtn for~ Hot.s.1 for W• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1044 In-tin. 1044 '""- • tW' I'• IMcJt I 040 nm I 044 Im. I 044 ••··········•······•··· . .•..•............••••• u~••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••~•••••••••••••••••• GLENMAR Best Value! Lowest Price $8~,500 CMlyAJ....CCMMft JW1t look what you t:~l 1 J\ very 1harp 4 bdrm t den, 2-story borne on poolsbf'd lot Mo\c m oowl Short escrow Va cant & wailing for you , lucky b\IYU ! ~ i!i.1t1 lllll\!\ .'\: l!.:11 .. ~~t-.i°l 111n1 R1n9 640· 5560 Any tun~ E.1~tblufl Prol Bld<J. Prestigous borne 3000 'q ft, 3 BR, conv's to 7, 3 Ba. fam rm. Open 1 5. Sat & ' Sun. 9452 Coa!>llund Sl:l>,000 OPEN SATISUN l 51'\1 PARK PL.ACE 1 BR. pvt mslr swte. entry kltch atnum, gazebo. ownl'r w/help f1nanct-Hrkr 963-8377 OPEN HOUSE! CHAM PAGNI': & Refreshmenh ' llti82 Scot:. town, II B W 1 of Drookhursl. N/of 1\llun ta. 5 BR 212 Ba. 2200 sq.fl. Ponl & 1acuzi1 +many xtra~ MilllOy Hllrs !)60 1342 Customized .i Br + f"am rm. 6 yrs nt•w. i:rNll area Harb. Aln K4ll 8080 SPACIOUS & SUMMY Prl<'t' cut l'W'~t buv 1n II ,{ Twin to""'nhou,t·' l11•at·h art-a. Jbr :!' l>.1 Ob• i:ar. For Sal1· or I A'iif..e 546 02'10 1042 ..•.•.••••.•........... W<\TERfo·1m-.n BYOWNER SI::\<; \'IE cu. .. tom till• fir & (1<1t10. r,,,1r. JO' shp, w att'r vi,·" fmt & bl·k, Jbr, :Iba :1 de<:k.s. pool, JJl'U//I, ll'll m~. dbl j?ar S:!:J I OUO i14 8-16 4.li2'!1, 213 5!17 sss:1 OPEN SUM 1-5 17206 Cowtney Ln. TURnEROCK BROADMOOR PATIO HOME OWNfo;R I S 01::.SPERATE~ Submit your offer on thi:s 3 bedroom 2 bath beauty which 1nclude1> a huge family room RANCH REAL TY 639-7000 Un1vers1ty Park Townhouse. 3Br lJ• bath on greenbelt S184 ,500 OPEN HOUSE Sat & Sun l·S Ju.~t about the bei.l hu> 111 town, 2 l>edroom, 1.lt-n, bwlt to book<'3M"• & m11 rors ~t' Anll<1 <tl .14632 Bt'al·h Slreet. Colk"l' Park COLI! Of NEWPORT HJ';ALTOflS 675-5511 BY OWNER In lllt' Townhou~e I .i.w ln1ng/J1n1n1ot url'a & paneled fa m rm 2 Br .. 2mt huth up,ta1t' Fnl·J yard & 11il t10 166.770 Plea~t' t•all toda~ 551 O.'>i7 II er bl' rt II aw k 1 n s 01-:ERFIELL> 2Ar, 21-,h,1 979 8100 beaut 2 str)' '" nh'>t' IN IRYINE 4 BR'S ONLY $74,000 Don t m1~, this 1d1•ally Joe: aL~'Choob. park lln<I 'hop pm~ RANCH REAL TY 551-2000 WOODBRIDGF. PL1\l'E Special offerinA 3·5 bdrm Contemporary de tacht'd family homes m open. woodi.y 11t· ... 1gn .Just ~hon walk to l<1kt: & parki. in V11l<1ge ur Wood bndi.:e From SI 15,1100 5.">2 ~IOI PIZAZZZ PIZAZZZ Tht., I bedroom l'X et·UllH' home 1n Wood hndgc b luudl!cl with 1t Open Sat Sun I ,, 1>m I:.! Goldenbu~h sn 'IOI) I'll ~~lUwm•r HURRY Ownt'r nHhl M·ll 1 4 Br. fam rm 3 ba, \ <'. btfully 1ll•1·rtf'll 1:r1',1I V,lhtl' al Sl:!!l.~IH t'.111 !l.'>.'•·lK:IO tty ownf!r, Ni•" I\ tl1•1·111 .11 t'CI & churn1111~ J llr ~ i.1t tin~ rm +fam rm 211 ha 111 Univ Park Fully n111 rntt'1.i din ml( 1 m l.ov t'I ~ panehn~ Nt•w ill'Jll A C. l111maculat1• $1011,0UO <)p('n llou.-.t' Sul Sun I:! :; 21 Rcx·krl>'>t-corr (.'111\.l•t &Seton >. 552· l231 l 'NIV Park, Ill lbr '.'in.:I faru home in pnm1• loca. or park nu l rpt .: lhruout L.rJ: pH yard open h"t' Sat Sun 12 \ i582 GrE'<.'ntrt.•l' Ln DEERFIB.D TWMHME 1 story Plan :i2 t•nJ unit. v1e""s lush grnblt, high ce1ltng hv rm. 'oanni.: ffl)l, patio VICW dlOtnjl, :! lg br. <'OZY den or :lrd hr, 2 full ba h1Khh up S,'Tadcd Uwon 582,500 552-a879 Del'rf1eld A:-pcn :1Hr 211ba 2 ::.ty. l~l' cor lot By ownr Oi>t•n Wk111b 10.5, pnn only 55::! s:r.111 Enllrt'I} upi.:rarled with a ---------• lltY I 0°'o DOWM St•ll•r will h~lp qu•hftcd bUyl'r ~11Jnrr beaut t BR. tam rn1 bume 1n ThC' Runrh Dcroralcd 1n l';ltU1 ton~s. rrph I >r n~w. I hlk to p11rk & h.:ht t'tl tt'nn1• <'rt.5 Seller':s tt)\)(iVlltt'<l, pt1Cl-<l lo lll'll at Sl00.900 0Pt-n hou~c Sun 1·5 Un1ttlt.1 Brnkl'r~ t.41; 7414 By Ownn Nt•w \ IH'ant WoU(lbr1<.1i;c <..'rcl'k:.1dt• Sy1.,1mori m(.fl dtchtf hornl' on li.t lot 4 hr 21 1 ha toon din rm, fam rm, llv rm w/frpl ult-d entry. nr swtm club $1 lti.350 24 Mt'adow.:ras' Wkdy:. 213/876 4330 t'\'t'' & wknt.111 213 47:! 112ti or 114 1~ 3845 THE COLONY l..ovl'ly ~ Udrm 3 bath & dt•n rent11 .. court:.. pool tt'l' cen~r M.iny extra~ Ownc•r mot1\•11t1.'C.I tu "ell only S98 7:.0 Oix•n hoU\C' Sat Sun 10 tu 5 3802 I• r 11 \ 1 11 l' l' l u "" n P h 559 l!+-15 RARERHD :1 li.lrm !!ln~lt• 'lory entl u111t, with lari:" f1n•phll ,. WJlnr ,1t1ni: In 111..: & t.1111 111.: room l'r1v11tt' t'Ol'h•.,l'(I pullll un<I :! 1·ar 11arnl(t• near r.•1·1 .. utmn mom & pool (';,ill Bll-3380 lnolne'sOnly RED CARPET TOP O' THE TERRACE f'h1:. h1i.:hly desirable (.'.irdiff, beautifully de c.:urated in l•arlhlonc,. and 1mm<1C'ulatt'I} main lam<'d \\; uilublt• ror a proud nl'w owner 1hkmg $1(1.900 li(•aullful \ l~W or mountdln.., from 'l'Cludt.'d park hk1· I01'.1· twn RAHCHREALTY Slt!pS to bu.it dcwk /(, bt-ach c.:lub Tl'nm.,, µool p\l bl·ach a' ail :1hr lorm <.Im, ram rm large lot on a 1•ul·de·~ac NEW VACANT' Suhm1t BUILDER'S 551.2000 \'OUr offer CLOSEOUT DON'T COME HERE Sl42. !ISO f!j •INIRVIME• tll you'H St·en lh1• BY THE SEA REALTY is.tt. +l5i. <2131:>92 ~71 '1 llRl~TIAN \ BAY IWNllMl.':2!:>1~ :illr.:!'' Only 1 Patio llome ll'lt :.! olhc" l'll•ai.l' l'1m1pare lltJrm + dt•n. 2 bath'> thell come to 176til Iron frplc. rt-frtKeraLed all h.Hk Jr, Al!I l't·~ cond1t1onini;. m1rrun•d f~i 111 1 wardrobe doors :? 1·Jr l!arage with .1utu OP!o:NSUNDAYJ ~ opener plu., full recn•a 13 Rock Spnni.:., 1, H.1. fplc. w 1wt ln<.l~l·pd yard, gar. pool & bout dock Ownr $115.000 i 14-846·34 l 4 WOODBRIDGE REALTY 551-3000 t1on fac1llt1l'' 1nrld'~ H l>ettf1cld patio h<1m1• :! tennis rourts 2 pools ancl br d<'n. profl's~wnall~ a pa1rof jacu1.1.1s All thi~ land-;rapt>d, pal10 & C1J1dlr.10t>too• firep11 Comp! re On fr\'ln<' Ce>nt<'r IJr drcor.1ted $89 ,000 1,..,;M I 044 ~)~~R~ ~ l~:'m~ 2 i: c ~oulton Park" a' 1 JU'>I Owner Al!<'nl 955 0005 ••••••••••••••••••••••• nroadmoor "Wildwood' east of Jeffrey C11ANCF:LLOR. I RR 3 569.995 & d I bc-"lonal Ho~ Linder market al ~!17 ~lO Au. leaded iilass b ~,... C'all 551 ·1263 d d n-...sat/S..n 11·5 !).'i!f0092 nor entry inlo e -,..... coralors delight Ml>lr 44 lluejoy OPEN SAT/SUH 1-5 bdrm rnnv'd lo scllmj.! WOODnnmca: <'lei.:ant 29 Tahol' tnr Culv<'r CondoS~lallsh mom.· $113,90U Open <'U~tom11ed 'W1ll11'" .. Unl\t:rsity Ur > Uni\ P"--Sun J 5. 17921 Ruller, h I I llunllngton Beach. Foun ht'tler t an moc l' f'ark Must st'l' tns1de of Soulhlandcrs 6312133 or l'° , tam Valley. Costa Mt><111 Dclac·hcd 2 .,ly. ·I "'· I this lovely home to ap· R atty 642-6220 BA. l''am rm. form din'I! prec1ate. 2 Bdrm, 2 ba, Touchstone e l /ro t C _.1963 08L7 Culverdale. 1 Br, 3 Ha. 1°e rm. a num w un am st>p dm rm, high beam .. • 0 " Pool sz lot. Su n sl't ceilings. nr pool &l----------1 crner lot, cufit patio, Garden type lndst•p'g, jaeuzzi B y owner TURTJ.EROCK $94:000.owner 7686603 s P 11 tie v c I Pat 1 o s · $115,000 (714) 559·6626 or Plan 8·Fee land·J Ur. 2 Woodbri~ Estates redwood dPckin.:. auto 121J) 54g.9444 sprnklrs. EnJOY lake. Ba. + atrium As~oc 3 Br. 2200sq t "Madison P 0 0 I 5 , s p a . e 1 c TURnEROCK GLEM greenblt & pool $109,500 Model" with attached ff o DEERFlfo:LD gan.1ge Fully upgraded Sl32.500/o r ""nr TOWNHOME Plan 111 . Twnhomt· \a mcl'g air. Price reduced ~"!!74 cant, 3 Br 2 Ba. fncd to $129,900 for quick sale IROW MARKET! Bnght & breezy with a patio. elec gar opnr A-. Own/Bkr 552-4410 Three Woodbrtdloll' ,Pt>t·tacularh11ltop\'1ew soc. greenblt & pool!! Twnhms, variou., 2br,dcn,dmrm,frpl, $84,500. Call Benson models REDWOOD. sky hghls. attac gar. 752-6488 I , $89.995 STONEWOOD. woodextenor Bvowner. SI 13.500. EASTON. prof $! 29,500 Days 759·6083, lndscpd & upgraded . 7 Eves 9ss-2009 TURnEROCIC PrHidttnt Home HUDSON BAY REALTY, LTD. (7 14) 6 4 5 . 9 9 5 0 Clearwaler, $l:J9 950 Also. GREENTRl':E TURTLE ROCK . "'P<'C tarular 3 BR w'atnum & xtras Xlnl buy 4RR HAMPTON . 4331 Brookside. S101 995 Patrick Tenore l\ftt Just listed, Plan 50. ------ located at end of tranquil WOODIRIDGE cul de sac. Spectacular 5 IEDROOM view I mmac cond Spacious rooms 3 Bd.rms., 2\'2 baths, fami ly rm • formal dining rm .. laundry rm , wet bar, 2 £rplrs. 3 Car gMage. Beautiful yard with covered patio A jewel in a perfect setting. 552-4414 PRICB> REDUCED By owner. 3 br 21~, bn, fam rm, frlpl. sndk, 1m· ' mac. Tastefully decornl ed. Great buy al $92,oOO 552-~. .. -~--'---- IYOWMER $199,950 WOODBRIDGE The Place, popular Biscay Model : 4 bdrms . J baths, family rm . 2 ffl)lcs., nook. Raised en· lry with planter Walk· in 2JlO() sq fl + J car f:lJf Prescott model. nr park. fully upgr. mdud air cond, land~capmg, patio. atrium. hghl fix. ap pliances, crpt.s, wood & ravers tile n. mirrored closets. SJ9 3,SOO Bkr/owner 552"'4121 TURnEROCk 4 Br, 2 bath, family room & atnum Plush CHrJ>l'l & redwood deck111.: $135,000. Pb &13-1084 1 Newly painted an & out. 3 br 2 ba, lorMdin rm, ram rm, cntrl IC. 1m med • possessi n. Pnn only. $83,00 . 5081 Dut~er Ave Ml 3.120 Traoalerred must sell Woodbridle 2 BR & den, or 3 BR. Form diA 'I rm. atrium, Gpgradcd. closet mstr suite. J Car Owner, $3000 under mrkl garage Just reduced 3 BR. 2 ba. heated pool M.500 Pnce $144.950 encl bbq patio. upgrades. nu paint. S8J,950. VA DAVID D. CAaLSOM possible Open wknd'i R!Al.Tott 133·9293 Ml-6346 lndscpd,. $99,950/bes RANCHO S.J . 3 BR. San olr.Ml-0885 Luis Rey, 12th g~n & Woodbrid1e Sycamore lake view. Open Sun 28 <4br house. Owner L/R Nuevo 547·70.W ___ _ DIR. UJ>JJ'•des., lndry, Smoketree Twnhm. 3 Br. kit-lam. auto 1ar door. 2~ Ba 2 t-lcs beaut de· lndscp'd. Must move In ' • r • GRF.F.NTREE BY OWNER Spac 2 br, counlr y ktchn. frpl. upgrades Quiet good locat $80.750 559-6177 Open House Sal/Sun 12 s 4082 Manzanita 11·5 May. u10,ooo 21 ~;~ed~~155J.~~;21• Sonpparrow.551..()238 ................... .. .... _ -~ -At> ... super Anxious St>llers '' ~--b.ave-4 Br.l~ ba fam rm DESIGNED for o family that wants to 'lpread out Separnle mast. bdrm swte + 4 other bdrms . 21.,, ba . fam rm Close to c·omm 45 acre purk, pools, ten- rus bike paths and much mot<' $1 21,!IOO 'f523 CAMPUSDt·fRVl~E LARGEST TOWNHOUSE in Irvine. Fresh pa111t. new ~hullers, & you can c~ your own ca rpct & color Two tennis courts. twu pools. huge park & cl ubhouse S132,SOO lnl'ludes the land, too• Open house l ·S. 9 Redwood Tree l.a.ne IC 131•5900 R.E:ALTY WOODlllDGE OP94SUN. 1·4 30 SANDPIPER OPEN HOUSES 47 W. Yale Looi! A Woodbridge E~t<tlt Jt'fft'rson lolall) up .cr11ded II you ve ever w1tnled a model i.Pe lh1• one' 4962 Lori A"" A pnvute pool with th1" 3 bedroom family home near schoolic & park 3702 Fenn i\ <'ulverdale <4 bedroom fianuly home with dt!n & beMutiful courtyard 145 I I Sa••1t A Vale U\ Collel(t' Purk on a cul-de·sac l0t·al1on Large rear ) ard with !.Uper patio 14Wlndrow H\ ;icce.S!\ lo this O..angetree Piao 2 p1:1llo home' 7 E. Jordon I n t h l' Te r r a l' 1• & beautiful 2 bt•druon1 card1rr ~ RAMCH REAL TY 551-2000 IRVIHE'S NICEST You must see l h 1s beautiful Irvlnl' fum1ly home Gor~eou.'I pool and 1acuzz1 for tho'lc worm summer d<Jy'I Seller tran!lfer and needs lo move f<1st Offered at SIW,500 540-3666 Wftelc-.11 RElll ESTATE J BR 21·-i Ba, Oe<.'rf1eld Aspen, on park. nr pool Must see. Agt. 835-2217 L01J111M1 Beach I 048 .....•...•....•........ NOR INS REALTY OPEN HOUSE Saturday 12 to 4 pm 683 Thalia St . Lagun~1 COZV CAPE COD·Th" 1s what Lagund 1s ull aboul' Beautifully reslored charmer :J Bdrms .. den, library. formal dining room, skylit country kitchen & separate art.lSt's ~tud10 Easy walk to the beach & has excellent orean views. $189.500 OPEN HOUSE Sat. & Sun. 1 to 5 pm 338.57 Violet Lantern Dana Pomt SPANISH MANSION Unique Dana P o int landmark converted lo 3 units. Perfect for owner occupation plus income Ocean view. Impressive facade & 1mmaculately remodeled interio r $215,000 CORONA DR MAR 2 Bdrm.. 1 bath home v.n.h two rear units. Well established area & well cared for. $175,000 * 494-8057 * 4 IR. OCEAN VU U>Yely borne. No stairs lo climb. French doors open lo brick patio with fire nng. Large hvlng rm, dining rm & entry set lhe mood for enter· taining. $189,500. OPM SAT/SUM 1-4 I 05 l'ociflc:., LI Off Skyline Or COASTLINE VIEW Spacious 3 Bdrm, 3 bath home with elegant large entry and winding stairway. Dining area, fireplace a nd ample slDr'age. Sl-49.SOO 3 GREAT UMITS Two with beautiful ()('ean vleW5 10 North Laituna 1....._ blocks to beach $191), 0()(). DOLPHIH I .£. CAU.4t4-IHI ·· •VA SI 75"* bouae. Make ofr around '' l wort with Oran•• Co. ft,$00 Herbert Hawluns t . Vets ossl1. Horne~ t o 971).8100. $3,900 DOWN! 3 Bdrm. det•ched .•-~--~--~ Credc.sldt P91>1ar Modl'l BY OWNER 3 Br, 2 Ba, UMIV. PAb Franklln frpl, Cataline Sl7~000.1'orlnfocall: ---------VllAit st.1·0800 Umverslty Patlc, 3 bdrm 2 ' ba Unlveralty Model Bcwned ceillnls S52..SOS7 ' I Of84 SUM. l·S s uoaeLa, fnud brick tlOl2Dl11Jnain patio. workshop & ator&C«" taro S\35,$00 4 Bclrm ckt•ched Chan 499-21.2S. OPEN nousi--: C('llotMOdel SUN l~' OP!MSUM. l·S •---·----521 I THOIH TIU OPIM HOUSI !I Bdrm., on arecn~lt, SUM l ·S ~ Owner forced to redut'td pn~. leav1n1 are>. Rtfut "1ysUc HUis home wl rab 0ttan view", 3 br. 2 ba, Sl.91S.OOO 1475 Pacifh· Av~ <ol!SkyU..}. 41)4...Q57G $77,300 OPEN HOUSE I :00 -4:l0 PM StMday March 19"9 P.anorarruc \ H!W or hills. 3 Sr. 2 Ba. country kitchen home w/sundeck. covered pat.10. <'arefree landscaping. cement wulkwayh, block fence [ m medrnt.e possessaon to qualified huyt.•r REAL TY WORLD 768-8585 I 048 Miramar, Logma leach OCEAN AMD CATALIMA SUNSET VIEW 3 Bc.'llroorns. 1 :~ .. hath den wtth pot belly s tove 50 ' In!. just red ut·l'd $133.900 LOIJlnG Hills t 050 Legmo Hilb I 050 ••·•········•·········· ...................... . 497-3331 S()l 111 l.A<H ~ \ .i99 45~1 1..\<.il'N\ "11<.il t;L l!IS 1720 IJ \NA PUJNT ~93 81114! STEAL IT! -$61.000 Spcc:taeular local1on cl0se to pool ~IHc:.h 1048 ~leoch 1041 Prop():)ro Park & Shopping Child Safe Area Lovely 3 Bdrm Condo with hostess d1mng area Warm skylighted kitchen Cpts drapes & mce patio. 1',<intastic term~ 1 Call L.inda Today a net STEAL IT' ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• LAGUMA IEACH IS.A WA.Y OFLIH tWllAT A WAY ·ro LIVI-; l I UP AT A VI 1.1,A Lol'lll'd h1.1ch up on 1.a11una, fnmt'd H1\'ll'tll l'ou11tl1nl' Ut•t 1111,.cf Med1terr1m11an arl't11t1'1 tu r c w 't· h u I k w h 1l1· plaster. n'<I tilt• ruolhnt-i. & iron grill i:11tt'' i! Bdrm OlJTSTANOIN<~ VALUE AT $199,500 2 HOME & INCOMI..:. rn this Dana Pt duplex. mllin unit has 3 OD HMS & i! BATllS Ll(t-llv rm w/stone f1reµlact'. bill in k1tchl'n PLUS 1 HUHM APT RENT/\!., Sf:PARATf: HM W I P I R t-: P L /\ (' 1-; N (>; F. 0 S P /\ I N 'I & (1,EANUP' K<'JI \dhlt' ;It SJ lS.000 J S'f/\NOI "i<i O"l 1'111<: CORN Jo:n In pri mi· North Lai:unu location Oldt•r 2 ~torv homt· wt LGF: nAY w·r'lloows & SCENIC (JC !-:AN va;w. II\ rm " red bnck firepl;ice 2 Bdrm., & dmmg rm floor plan !l;CtVICt'd by 2 baths . A 'ol 01,DE LAGUNA CHARMfo:fl" for,129,500 4 WOODED l':ST \TE . NESTLEO BENEAT H TALL Sll1\DE THEES. m a 'el'luded !<.<'l't10n of the village Dt•ta1lcd a II wood cxtrrior w ex tensive u't' of glu.,., SpatlOU'> 3 BDR~ & UEN floor plan E' le11s1v1• uSl' of Fran ciscan tile floor'> n•dar paneled ""alh "'ood beamed celling., w ex posed timber., J L'ST USfi:DATS177,000 MlSSIOM REAL TY 985$. Cst Hwy. Laguna Phone 494-0731 MISSION VIEJO REAl TY 770-2111 761-1571 REAL ESTATI- LOIJl8IO leoch I 048 LOIJlnG Nlgut"t I 0 S 2 ·······••••·•·········· ••••••····•············ INVt-.:STOHS ATTEN Cuslurn honll' rl't<'nlly Ch1trmmgnew3Bedrm-; ('Clmplt:tl'<l. 3 br 2•, ba +-den. 2 bath. ram-rm TIUN Five unib nl•wly tl,·n home offc~ ~IX'dJl' AIC, French drs. P' 1 upgraded imude & uut f Close lo Victor llugo's & occun virw1> rom t'Vl•ry front courtyard. S1Zl.90o beach. 212 Hdrms & 3 I room 2 f111ls, roman tuh, Owner 831-7098 m11ny exlra~ ~53,000 Bdrm11• Check out for Lllgut'lll Reul 1>:. .. tate & NORTHVIEW icreat IOV<'Slm<'nt in our Construction Co 4!17 2421 ni.ang market. $285 000 TWO STORY Three Arch Uay Salt.._ i-·or 111le by owner, 3 Br JUST LISTED·Ult1matl' uru.e Opt newer 3 HR 2 21, ba, lge tam rm privacy plui. fabuloui> Ba. Lovely view, pvt pty w frplc Lgl' lncd )'rt <·oast.Jme 111ew~ 4 Bdrm.. S25S ooo 499 ~ wrdo,i: run Many up 2 bath. onginal Lagunu ' -grades' Sl~.000. Pnn1 charm home Largl' Lovely Family Hme only ~5894 garden lot A delight for located on a qwel hilltop - the creative $235.000 'llreel w 3 BR 2 Ba. Culde!>&C & 1olr l"CMm1t' fo ANTASTIC UC l-:AI' VI EW·Quahty 3 Bdrm 212 bath homl' Opl·n beam ce1hng, Spanish stucco mlcnol", quail!) carpets. etc· A must w1• at Sl42.500 1104 So Coast H"' ~ LAGUNA BEACH 497-2457 SEASCAPE CONDO in San Clemente, 2 Br & den or 3 Br. h1~hly up i::rad'd. Ownr purchasPd another & must !>ell now' $9~.soo . Lsl· op t Loekbox Hurry, call' FAMT ASTIC VIEW Monarch Summ1t l1 Plan B 3 Br i ba. pror lndscpd & decorated SI 19 500 Ownr bou~ht JOOthi:r homl' bnng of fers' EXCLUSIVE OHL Y La~una Beach mutt'I w charm 22 un11, Det1,i:htful l1\•1n1t rm. neighborhood, spac. 4 tir w , a ult~ cl gs & pdnl'h.'d 2', b a x t ta I g I 111 walls LJCt' entry k1lc'h $185,tn> 495-0279 ;a;:t~mfr~tl·~r:.~11& 1;,~~ JUST USTB> ,1dl' p..il10 Pnl'l."ll to '-l'll Nearly new 2 BR 2 Ba qwckly SI 19,500 rondo. 10 Monarch Sum nul Cathedral clgs, fph Ii U B ceramic llle. & WW cpb .{j], ~,JN~B:-elegant clubhouse, pool & Jat·u.u1 Pnvacy at e1111 or cul de sac. $89,500 I SSO S. Coad Hwy ~o IHch 4'4·9421 •SPECTACULAR• OCEAMVIEWS Luxury 1·u:::.lom humt• in Portu F1n ,1 Vt·ry "PllCIOUl> t& :JOOO sq ft) :!br . d t>11 ..?1 .. h,1 " d r a m .1 t 11· 1 n I t' ri 11 r Pr11:ed bt'low mrkt al $283,000 Crt>JtlH: ''°"'"' inj{ poss1bll' <>ff1•r., in \'llt'<l BYOWMER 499-1965 OPEN SUN 12 5 ~9 Oolsana Dr 497-1711 -N~-= ·/lee fl "'/( REALTY JUST LISTED! 3 Bdrm . 21 l bath hom1 close tu school & lal<1· new paint & carpets phi' a large yud with mature fruit trees rnct'd right al $91,500 mll~ficBIPt:.' TIUGfilll3~ 499·2800 -------------1 SiS0.000 Super loc on TWO YEAR NEW TRl-UVR OPEN SUM 1-4 IJHCH'ritoi Custom J Br. 2 bu 1m Opn hse Sun 1·5 31642 We:cot Nine Vu condo on ~olf <'ourse 2br 2b.1 S83,900 owner 4!M 24!~K ore PORTY REAL TY IOOONO COAST lfW\ 497-2461 OCEANFIOMT Deb~htful 2 bdrm horn1· on huge lot with fantast1l' ocean views' Ens ti y l'X panrled $398,000 EMERALD TERR. North end, 2 bdrm & den, hdwd. floors. vault ed ceilings; privacy + blue waler view $195.000 OPEN HOUSE SUHDAY 11-lPM 56SPARKAVI•; D u p I e x D e I u x t• • panoramic ocean view. Central location. Walk lo beach Room for 1·x pansJon oceanside or hwy l blk '" public bch Sw1mm1n.: pool. \1ew . :;omt- w kitchen Prine only I ACRE OF LAMD W FAST FOOD OUTLET Ample park1nJ? ':iuµl'I value & loc SSS0.000 1257 S Cst Hwy Lag Bl·h 494-8035 BOND REALTY Condo Oc:.•an View Huge deck overlookmg Heisler Park L1v 'g rm w beam ceilings, frplc 1 BR &den. Jlz ba. kitchen wt all appliances lm- ITlf'diate possession. Ask ingS122,000. makt!Offt'r DELUXE DUPLEX maculate 2 frpks hu~t· Guarded beach commun1 fam rm w h11:h ce1hng t~. walk to ocean-bead1. 2100 sq ft of romtort All c·omm 1acu111. ...aun.1 this +oc:eun & mounL11n pool, tenm' 4 Bdrm : 'lt'w Slt)!),~I ba. 2 polio.., l'Om 11 497-2426 furmshl"rl meld paint '"R' l'Olor TV. ell' ll\ FAUSTA VITALI appt only 642 f.tiit "' REALTOR art 7pm, 493·8S9H OPENHOUSl', L~ Hllli I 050 Sat Sun 11 5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• :11422 Paseo Del Mar COUNTRY SETTING 2 Br. 2 ba. btfully uperrl lmmal' 3 bdrm, 2 hath Villa Pacifica pat1u condo Minutes to frwy, home Adil comm s"1m mall, beacheo; C'omm mini:. Jae. clbhse Pnc1·cl pool View S.SOOO down below markel Byowner Professional Hrok .. r $64,900. 830-9446 714.s.st._8~~ 493_m, Logwta Ml«JUel I 052 11 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Jbr. Jba. fam rm a --<Wf'~s Newer. ocean ~1e" !. l•---------BR, den 2 ba + I RR lndsp'd . near lake. un c·ul de sac Owner will con'l1der r1nancin.:. $115,000. 493 9796 --~ 1990So Cc;t Hwy 494·8~19 OCEAMFRONT Paradise romantll ,kyhghts & de<'k~ hk mg $189,500 AMERICAN HOME REALTORS 494-1001 494-7513 older home on O\ er 1 2 ? • acre facin~ lht• <;t'lllni.t ~ Bdrms den 2 J:iltaite'i. sun ' Lonf: llmt' owner 1acuzu Qwet desireable now offenng to <;i•ll for area Lge corner 1.01 $398 000 S149,500 Open h~use !)un · "'LMOST 11·4. 1491 Carmelita. "" SEA PROPERTIES OCEAHFIOMT 499-t:mi 831 7:!.'l3 Cute doll hou11e. only steps fl'om Victoria Beach. 2nd Story plans included by Chno; Abel /\JJ for only $146,000 McCORMACk REALTY 494.7551 OWN YOUR OWN Ocean view• A 2 bdrm urut with many extras. pool, clubhouse Owner will carry with 2~1·. down. ~.000 READY HOW! This exc1tine 3 bdrm home has OCt'&n v1e~s from every room & a 1acuu1 deck The spaciou.~. open floor plan features stained glass WUldows, extensive uw of wood & 2 frplcs $198,SOO THE HOUSE tor ndultr;' Thi~ 3 bdrm &: den. wood & &IMS home, drsignt"d by Herbert Brownell, Is located in a woodsy 11rea with on ocron vww Supc1r 1 S21 !l ,000 Tr1 • Dally Piiot Claalllt:d Ad to buy, 1ell or not 10methina. Excessive .•• Altt>nllon has been given to fme details in this older 3 bdrm hom e situated on lg close-in lot with 2nd story view $199 !Y.iO (Ill R 1 Ko/an R<',11 E .. .,,,,,~ foe !100 Gl1~f1111•yr1• Stfl:CI 49'1 9473 54 9·0316 Artist•s Home Moss covered brick steps lead from gate to pvt. wooded patio adjoinm.i: uniqul'. view home I BR. open beams; walk to bt>h $120,000 (819\ ,,,.,,1 ,.,, ,,, . t ,, •• I • '• '.,If t '' • .. , ', , , .}CloJ ••·\I I <;4'-1 I 1 Hh Mountain Vww from this 3 RR. 2 BA home in Northv1ew Located on q111et cul de !\BC Calhl'dral Ct'lhn~ 'Peek a boo fir<'pl;11·<' m ltvmg room Hl'ducl·d lo $117.SOO Vi.ta Df'I Miguel 4 BR. 2 BA. formal din mg, beautifully dcrornt ed home New wall to DOM'T MISS THIS 4 Br. 2 ba. fam rm J-"rptc bltms Close let bt>ach 3 car gar. Sur roundt'CI by 2 brick pat in•. " l(as BHQ. $99.700 Op llou<.r Sat Sun 1 ·5 SO CALIFOHNIA RL TY l'ALL!'>46·~ wall carpeting on quiet ---------· cuJ-de·sac. Close:' lo El Niguel Country Club Owner will cono;1der teaselopt1on, $169,500 FA.MIL Y LIVING m this ouLstandmg homt• w/4 BR, formal dmmg. tarice farruly room, close lo recreation fac1ht1es N1guelShore~ S178,900 &ecutiY•'•~ custom home w 1,pcc tacular view of the mounta1n<1 Ca hforn1a ranch style. 3 BR, faml.ly room & spacious kitchen Large lot .. $142.SOO CORHElt UMIT condo w /largt-d<'ck VILLA PACIFICA. PATIO HOME 2 Bedroom, 2 bath!-. family room, formal dm mg room Patio boml' Excellent local10'l. nc.i1 clubhousl'. commun1t \ pool, 1acun1 C'loo;c to shopping centers anrl beach~ $96.000 Set> Hal Cardwell at 22962 \'1.1 Miramar 3 Monarch Bay Plaza Laguna Niguel 496-7222 831-0136 patio, A ·c. lra'lh com L·--------· pactor up"reded 11 RecenUy redecorated 2 BR. 2 BA Ready to mo,·c in to Call u!\ todny to Sff S00,950 SHOW'LACE Almtlf't new "Ja~mlne · model m new LakePark are11 wtmuny up~rades. 3 BR, 2 BA. den. fomlly room Bnck courtyard w/watu fountain A1'k ina Sl.33,000 SUPER SHA•P bttt('r thon new ' BR. 2 BA cuHom l\omc Prof~s1to n1tlly l•ndsu~ ln exclusive crat•·fUard•d Nlfuel ShotN wtruJI ~C'l"t'lli<>n amen.IU• A Jood buy at StW.900. • :.r..~~~5~0 4t).t4t4 llO..SOIO VIEWCOHDO F.a"t Nine condomimum overlookin& thr Lnke MOVF. IN CONOITION Nl.'w carpeh. drape\ mirrored w.111. tilt· noors. air rondlt1oned 'l Bdrm~. 2 baths. lar~t' stora~e room, doubll• iara1r OPEN SUNO,\' 1 to SPM 31421 F.ast Nini Ur1 \/(' SlW. 9Cl0 SPANISH Q111rt al"C'11. that miikt-' hv1n1 el\)oyable Adull community Span1~h l.)'pe home WI.th 2 Bdrm'< 2 l>.lh1, dinloa room lamil,y room All\ CON DIT10N F.D. atta<' h"rl doublt anaa~ t8t,SOO E\ j CIDMA maftGDR• ~~wt ll.....,... ~·IDlf . ......... s. ...................... ....................... ···•·•·••··••···•·····• W,......... IOH MlwporllMdl INt t•wportlMdt IOH ...................... . •..•..........................•.............. Easv Uvlnca' suvn:w Port Royal z OCEAMFRONT G lncecl anr· SCory.HSr,::SBa.,buut Cute beacb bse W/dbl ...... i '1 •tth vwrw. landscapmg. fmest tar aanae + 2 lllr;1 <OYS'f!d paUo, 3 bdrm•.. UPlfades. &at buy By parllinf spaces. Owner tlrcpl&c-e II IDOC"L &per Ow'ner. $279,000. 640 6690 ... m fi•ft••-. eomw lot affords MCW1· ----'-ww .._. ..... \1. privat"y 6 Ideal enter WISTCUff HOl.US WOOt> tailunenL $1.S,900 (83) l+ POOL REALTOR 67S--M7{ Gin Spectacular We11trl1ff VlEWCONDO. ldyll1cset • ~ home. Huae livin& r<10m, Ung. 3 Br. 2h ba, be-ams U. formal dining are:t Sll.S,000 Aet67s-M76. ll1•,1I t •,f,1/t '"' J :.1, "'·'' c ,, fl" f'.,11.i Sunkissed gourmet - kitchen Relax in the• UDO ISLE b6l 11131 R:.l 1·3U8U sparkling pool with 3Brllv28a,$177,!)()0 waterfall. Don't tx> too Owner 673 6915 OPEM HOUSE ~c~~l U:us one. HurTy' BY OWNER SUM l-.4:JO '"""-iv.ir "'N"J'''"''' Spacious l'~xecut1vt> MONARCH [ \"8 ., home s Bdrm. 4 bath ~· ' ' w1v1ew 10 pr~bl1g1ous 2 2 8 1 2S~~~!1; 0 n u . , . • ~v~~es on Galaxy Popular 2br "C" plan twnh.se reduced to $19,tOO UDOISU l.AYFttOKT .. _..,._ ··••·••··••··•········· ...................... . ...... .,.... ...... INt ..... 106t ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• PRIME REDUCTION Beautiful Custom Home Dover Shores 4 Br, living rm, formal d1.0mg rm. ::;eparale family rm, completely redecorated w/custom wallpapers thruout and new cpts & drapes. FpJc in livin~ rm & family rm, fantasllc pool w/Jacuz.zi. A must see home. for those who will appreciate the finest. OPEN SUN l-4PM 1400 s-Hogo $215,000 Howwd ~ IN 752·146 I Newport IHcJt I 069 twwport leodl I 0'9 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ocean vu, rec are11, pool 4'Jacuni T"' & labcock R.L 49l-Ol31. 499-4797 WXUIYCOHDO Spac. 2 BR, 2 ba, terrace. pool, sundeck. boat "lhp Adult sec. bldg SH.SM. Room for llll'.:tc' boat sr----------bdrm.s, 4~'2 batlb Shown Hart»or View Honw1 For Sale By Owner 3 RH 1a. Ba. prLced !or fast Call 675· lll9tl. 67S-8S5 l Open Sat-Suo 1-5 310 Fernando "106 Balboa Perunsula by app l . only $625.000 LIDO RE.ALTY 67l-7300 sale $83,500. 25212 Via ~~ -- Piedra Blanca, Laguna JUMBO Niguel. 494-4401. 48.S-5900 * VA* OCEAN .AIRE · ---I work with Orange Co DUPLEX Vets ooly. Home> Lu I 055 Sl7S,OOO. For info call ••••••••••••••••••••••• Vet Agt. 541·0800 Dramatic Decor Lovely, h1ghJy upgTatlect w/everything. J BH. 2 BA, large family mom leads to party pc•rfc•ct patio. Only $91,500. 640.6600 Mission Vleio 1067 ••••••••••••••••••••••• By Owner 1.0 .. cty -1Hr. 2Ba, 2000sq (t 2 blk:. to shJ & i.hop'g, nr comm y pool & ten $95,000 Pnn Only. 837 6417 _ -- &>aut1ful up~radcd El Dorado 4 br 2 ba oa cmr lot. Warm eanh tones, remodeled ktchn, le rear 1 )'rd. Must sell. Below market at $H2,!l00 Hv Owner. No n~ts 236R2 Calle GJnador 7611 7217 Open !louse Sat Sun 12 5 DON'T BE SORRY See this custom 3 Br. den. Westchff gem l.11 1312 Dover Dr. Fn·nch country k1tch, w/bay window, cust drapes. wallpaper. Activity in d1catcs a sale will it ~ yours $169,500? W. Mor?> Agt 642-0758 •OPEN HOUSE• DON'T MISS THIS ONE ScJt & Sunday 12-5 2402 Orchid Hiii Pl. 31r. 2Ba, 3 car gar LIVING It~"'• Frplc DINING & Jo'AMIL Y RM TO FL'l'D Locate lnme Av at Mesa Dr Go eai.t on Mesa Dr thru j:!olf rour::.e to Upper Bay Plat·c. Left to Orchid Hill !JM•I; bnlo{ht well kept homl' in cul rl<'·Sa(' <Jrt'a ot fttt,. horn•·~ i\C'rt»1 ht· E.st.1t1·~ 10 H11l·k Ha~ Arcu Two up, two down IJolh Ulllb redOOt'. llCW carpet:. ell Im maculate S.:con<b tu tht· breakers. G()C)d rt'ntal Lease hold $180.000 Burr Whit~ Rcalt~r 2901 Newport Blvd.NB (7141675-4630 NWPRT SHORES 2 Rr+dcn. frpk. nr tu ce1llng mirrors in l1v rm garden PJllO off mstr bdrm, 2 l·ar j:!ar 1 blk from bch Nr pool & tc·n ms court:, $96,5110 H> c•wnr &t5-4-109 731 <»25 LIDO ISLE Open l.! S 205 Via Jut•;.ir Ex-lg ~ t>rm 3 ba. mod kn. 11 2 lot pJt10, nr Len rus & pn \ bt'ach. ~9.500 Owner 675 6259 "F.AMIL Y FUN" Rumpus rm + fam1lv rm. w/pool table 4 BR. 21, ba Walk to beach. pools. tenrus. Cunalfront t•harmcr. only $\55.900 CAYWOOD REALTY INC 548 1290 BO.AT SLIP AV .AIL.ABLE & ,, view from c\'crv win dow in thL<; elc11:unt '! UH Two hach Homes On 2 lot.s, one house to tM:t'a.n, buy one or both $100.000 & $'95,000 leachHouu n 2 lot. 3.000 sq (t n•nl now, summer1w111tt'r & IJutld later Duplexes S nn + 2 BR, permanent <X.'t'J.11 \llCW. Slll!l,950. 2 DH + 2 Bit, SlSO,OOOor? Jones Re.-1\y 673-0210 Stunning Uew ';})over Th.ts offenng 1s m a clas~ by itself f'edtunne an 1ru.11fo pool and w .. ~rlall Thn•c bedroom:.. den. four baths. The property rs l<>eeted on one of the moe.t exclusive streets 10 Dover Shores. If you're looking for a home with a t·olos'!al view, great character and JUSl plam fun. you owe ll to yourself to drop by and sec this one. Open house Saturday and Sunday 15PM lOJ.1 Wl-stwmd Way Dover Shores s.aso.ooo "C.AAMB. W /SP .A .. Deror'd T10, 3 Br. FR LR. DR + mut:h mun• lmmac cood 1833 Pu1t Stanhope .. SOMSlSET" Elegant prof decor'd. 5 Br. FR. LR. 3 tar g~r. huge bnck patio + man)' more xtras. fo'ee hmd Bluffs s,.ciol Prof decor'd end unit J BR w/park vu !>l't' sy~lem. etc Immac $165,000 w/appruisol ~' Vista Grande. For pr<• view rail PROPERTY HOUSE Patrirk Tenore Agt. 552-4414 ----- BIG CANYON TWNHM E 2 br 2 ba, Grecnbnl•r pnced to sell By owner Sl53, 750. 640-7477 M.wport Height1 I. o c a l e d 1 n t h 1· NEWPORT HAR non HIGH SC HOOL Dl~TRlCT on a hu1:e cor ner lot with alley act:t:ss and room for> our boat 1s one of Newport':. lowest FEE LAND homes ' Handsomely rcmodell'd with g-raccfuJ entry. rock fireplace. beaml>d ce1I iogs ! $105,000 <;;/t.1..AH.. CD PL.A.CIC PROP'J!:RTJES _ 7$2-1920 Jn.-. 1400 OUAIL IT NEWPC>lrr KA01 St!J'lt!r sharp El l>or.ido 3 br 2 ba. (Jm rm, lg l'Or •wr lot w I R V .1ccc:." Prof. lndscpd. Co\:crcd wd dl'ck PJllo New •'arpets, .:ar door opnr. t-extras By Owner 183,7SO Open Hou!lc Sat/Sun 10.S. 586-3391 l37'¥l. Ave. f'acihtar rt>ndn. -.o l'lc•an vou'll ---------Comer lut wllh wmpll'lc think rts n .. w' l\~1. pnvacy 2 barkyanis 1 ~175 1---------- OPEN TOD.A Y t-5 1731 rt. Hemley Clrc. [)(·luxe 4 bdrm. PalNmo Wet bar, oodles of 1·x tr as Prime l tH" JI l• $lm,soo -GEM· 120-FTuslln Avt: r. B REALTORS 642-4623 w lge patao and room for pool, lhc olher for doi.t FOR SALE HY OWN £o.lt and garden toOI house. VIEW UFCl\TALINA S ] I Be a part o( exc1t1n)! I ,500 Newport Beach lifestyle Owner win Financ~ 1 a th 1 s a b so 1 u t c I y Airport Reolty magnificent 3 RR N 8 '41R. 21.A SCenfury 2 I COtldo. Jo'rpk. wet bar SORREHTOMODEL ---------1 pool, 1acua1, slt•am Fireplace. large patio & --room. tennl.!. crts Movr ya rd . 1 n g r o u n ti ORIGINAL BlUFfS in l-ond. 4 levels in h11?hly Open Sun 12-5 5004 River Str,eet St.eJX to the beach. great '3~) home. 3 B~ 2 BA. lrg. hrnlly room. 2 frplcs., pool & volleyJ)all MJung $12S..OOO. CLIFFHAYEN WlTHPOOL $143.500 Charming 3 bedroom home with elef?ant Spanish lite (a replace Lush landscaptnl( Priced n ght, don't w a 1l 1 &&5-7Zl.l I Sundsy, March 19. 197B ~!!~.~~.~ ......• ~~!!!.~~~ ....... ~::.Fo .. ~.~ ....... ~ .... lat .. .. . ...................... . MewpciO'tltecti 106' M.wportleodt 106' s.a...... 1076 ..... .._. DAJL y Pfl.OT DI I ....................................................................... F'Oil"S. upo HST o • THE CRIST MEWPOIT CllST COlldoe 1,.n..s.. 3Br. stained glass l"rench doors open lo balcony & view or mountains. Secluded. 3 Rr + den, front. oc1:an view, 3 full baths + skylil mbr suite w/study. 4 Br w/fam1ly rm +den. Coastal view lo P . V. lA>west priced, largest plan. 4 Hr w/famJly rm + den. Ocean view +super upgrades. Dazzling end unit. C_, CHllS H.ARWOOO IJJ..llZ I Ferguson ReaJt.ocs ..._wporl lead1 I 06tt .. wpori leach I 069 • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• OPEN EVERY AFTERNOON You can look from one end of N.B. lo the other but you won't find a view of bay. ocean & night lights for $149,500 With that, you also get 2 Bdrms, 2 baths, playroom, sunny living area & 3-car garage CCIII~ at 0,.,. HCM11t. 64'-53'9 at 305 La Jolla Dr, Newpori Hefglth or UNITED IROKERS 646-7414 .,_wport leach l 069 Mltwport leach I 069 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• HLUt'Jo'S. Delores Mdl 3Br, 21'1 ba. $142,000. Herbert Hawkins. 979-8100 UDO ISLE. 123 Orv1clo open Sat Sun 1 S. 4 BR. din rm, fam rm, 11~ lots. Betty Kerr Realty S277.000. Ownr to carry OPE~ SAT SU"l I dusk Agt. S48"'6333 210f1 Yat•ht Grayling, B"' ... CH I"' "'UTY delightful 2 HR & den ~ ~ t·omm pool. lt'nnis fact! Rustic. S Br, l blk to sec entry , $20S,OOO beach on Balboa 673 t 181 Perunsula. Call today !or more info. NEAR Bt-:AC'll PEAFORM.ANCE 2 BR 2 Ba, den, pool 848-22Al. +$87,900. 1175 07'15, ---------~ 1046 Bluffs Condo, 4br. giant ------play rm. bar, fam rm. IEST O' 3ba, 2 pvt patios. By THE CREST Owner. $174.500. 759-0331. N e w p o r t c r e i. t Prin only pis. IESTO' THE CREST ••••••••••••••••••••••• Just Listed Moblle Home, 3br, 2ba 1n Fam. Prk. smf peu OK. V•e11nt Move 10 Ull '18,000. ~S71J7 escrow dOMS. Lar.:e 3 BR. 2 BA, family 1'00m OWHB MUST SB.L homt'. 2 car g.ir .. RV 10'it40'. remodeled, xlr• slonee Cloee tu Soulb clean, 1 bl'. $7800. Furn. CotutPlata.$71 ,000. Acron from K-M11rt Shop Ctr 2191 Harbor Bl f34, CM Adults only. 646-$18 --- HUHT.1£..ACH Beautiful 2 Br, Co•y lmh C«taae ror two in pvt 6 _." ._600 carden II.Ice setting 5• ~~~ .. v-e~~~~~J Adult Part complett· _ w /pool, lenn11 cb, & ttlYOWHIEll• much much mort:, Lo I ed • ..,, 38 <J'Yl228). S16.SOO. ve Y r ~a\,CU r, CALIFORNIA PACIFIC 2Ba, lf family rm, MobileHomeRea.Jt w1frplc, spnn.klers fronl 1 & bark-take over VA 2708Harbor.St.e20I. loan or 10<.~ down. full -~593'1 __ _ Prt<'t' $60,500. Call BY OWNER. 24'x6~' ~0757 Great Lakes. 1974 -----Spacious 3 Br. 2 b"' Pretty Corner Lot charmer. Loc1tt.ed ·nit-: MEADOWS". Irvine Beuut. S• adlt. no pet, park 559--0229 eves &. With frwt trees, pltonly of wknds room for a pool 31---·--- bedroom home, eating GOLF COURSE area, lead glass window:. & IUCH!! and mahogany woods thruout $61 ,500. super 2 B<inns, 2 baths, wPt det1l, l!KR. 540 l74!0 bar, fam-rm. sunken Ii\' rm, lge kitchen. P;irl\ TARBELL ~82. l:·~-_:ttl~ -II c..n..t1.....-.1 •• Newport Beac-h l br-, lT" ft wnvn111a adlts, $5,500 South LCICJUIMI I 086 -642-2679 ••••••••••••••••••••••• PAJU< REHT $97.50 Lovely 2 Br home. f'rplcs, ffunt.wgton Brh adult pet up & down Ocun view. park. The lurk or the dl>l car gar Garden spot lnsb can be youn>. This oo large lot. $178,SOO. beautlCul double w1dE" Open house Sun 11 am till luxury home. 2Br. 2B4 4 pm at 31620 Sceruc Dr. w/bot & cold running Turn lei\ orr Jrd st SEAPROPERTIES 11."precbauns can be 499-l.37S 831_7353 yours. Seeing is belie' mg, but be sure to brin~ ---------•! your 4-feaf clover <MF~> HAPPY ST OCE.ANVIEW Blk to beach 2 BR 1 R,a. st.amed glass, lge brick fireplace. huge redwood deck. $152,500 OPEN SUN 11 4PM 31425 Monterey. -~ ~ 1990So C\t Hwy 494·8519 PATRICK'SDAY CALIFORNIA PACIF1\' Mobile Home Realty 2706 Harbor, Ste 208 540-5937 Newport Beach 2 Br 1 Ba, xlnt cond. Pool/beach. ad.Its. $23,000. 67S-19S7 Wallt to beach-Skyline l BR, 2 Ba, dbl wide, adults. $29,500. Broker. Tmffn 1090 6464380------- ••••••••••••••••••••••• Owner '76 Madison 24x5:l Below Market 2BR 2l!A Adil SA Pk S24 .soo. 168--0588. 554-1 m Panoramic-ocn v1"'w Condo. 2 Ur, ca w /bas + powder rm, form din'~. hv rm w twet bar & frplc. -.upt:!r upgrds Of'Jo;N from J :lO to 5 :lO Sun u7 (;oodw1ll (;rt or ca II Chns Harwood~ 3821 Jo'torj!uson Realtors Newport Crest cuqtom Condo, all hvmg on onl· floor 2 Br. 2 ba. form d10'g. +uruquc Library App r ai!lal in. ltn ADULT Park I• Iott w/nrcular staU'S. "A maculate 4 lklrm home Westnunster. 2Br. 2 ba must see"! Open 1 :30 to lleart of Tw.tin. Owner beautiful Universal dill S.30 Sunday . #6 E.n · leaving sUlle A~ent Oon wide. Walk to market A roreCourt,orCaU or Helen, 731 491l or bo.s stop. Prado Verd• BE A GOOD EGG THIS EASTER Treat your family to a n~w home. Room !or a romp or or an Easler eg~ hunt on thC' ,i::rounds of Uus beauuful 5 bedroom home Pnct-d below ITLlrkl•t for quick !lale Chns Harwood 833 3821 ~ _ _ Park Baria.LO at $26,SOt. Ferguson Realtors _ SUPEI\ J3UY. Tustin A0968-9332 _ .. BLUFFS"Twnhse, 4 br, Meadows lBr, ~~m rm, ~forSalc 1200 fam rm. xlnt cond, qwet ~nj&,l\J!il:ert~;w~1~s ••••••••••••••••••••••• street. Agt646-7171. -~100 INVESTORS I 076 LEMON HEIGHTS Five arres South of ••••••••••••••••••••••• A I a r g e wooded Corona on paved road.1, Sweeping ocean views, 3 EQUESTRIAN ZONED good for lot split. BKR. BR, 2 ba, tu-bms. frpl, lot 10 presllgous area has (714) 676-5717 .., Pr 1 n k I er s . 0 P I:. ~ Fam home ~ br J ba upgraded neutral tone~ llOUSE, Sdt Sun l ·S (rpl.beam~e1hngs.vuo( Priced way under $83. SOO b Y 0"' n er Fash l'lle, open & airy market at SI 23 .ooo ~ 6192 Sl.U,900 Open llouse Please l'Jll any day or riv ownt•r. l\hctnd Jtitt. 1 Sat Sun 1·5 2146 \'u;ta e'eexc·epl Wed .tH2·930H LIDO ISLE 640-6600 llr dt•n, 2 frpls, :J ba. lrg Laredo 64-1-2432. P _!__ (;1m rm. ma'tr txlr 3711 ''l .....,...___..__._......__~ rt w/frpl \ll'W, flnnl e N1•\lo I~ n•mod1•lt>d, :! ht<' 1---------- ;M;'Cl6. newly dt'tor;1lC', bt•Jut o.ik decks + bonus area three bedroom, two bath ORS22-2al0 $118,000. 492·771S bome, bnrk tt:rrace. gas ---------· Ontu~21 COntuaUnow' VIEW+ POOL ~ "' Fun for all the family er.:=-I I rM '''21 Spacious 4 BR. dining rm BBQ off giant rear deck and lwo f1replareo;, one of pion(>('r rustic hnck an dimn~ area $15<1.900 HORSE RANCHES Large ones, s mallr·r ones, new ones, shg.bth· used ones &: fuer upper1 We have them all. BKR 1ns1dc & out, prn LIDO .. paneltn1c ~am rig-;, Hy ownPr. $238,500 117 V1,1 Yt>lla Opn Oa1ly 1 to. Lovely 2 BH Newport Crc.>sl Condo, incl, air rond. $112.000. Property !louse 642-3850 Wn_tdiffR""!_ ·rr 1'f [fl' •• & ram rm w /forf:vcr ---· · I ocean view. Owner anx· fessionally land!lrpct OPEN HOUSE Sal lllth, Newpor t Crest condo, Mart.ft Rffll &tote ious, has bought another Plan 2; 2 bdrm<>. 21'2 l>a , 640.5357 $156,500. (714) 677-5691 ORS22·0530 Sun 19tb. 267Ul \';ii ranso. 4 RR 3 Ba SI to st. s P<ilto, 3 car gar. $249,500 673-6002 Sacrifice Price! din. rm .• 3 decks, across ---------· BERTHA HENRY from pool & tennis. Mulil REALTORS LAND, LOTS OF LAND' 42 acres, 10 mm N of P'.scoodido, just ofC Hll y 395. for only $211,000 w I easy terms. 758 2300 768 466!1 --OR- TSlRJFtC LISTING "''Br or 3 Den $129,500 seU!Slll.500 ---------· 21SDe1Mar 492-4121 __ AR_cn_t67S-5200 4 IR--$118,500 -----OPEN HOUSE I ·4PM SUND.A Y 265 I I Via Ga•lota Barcelona llomr lllr, l~Ba, hilltop location, great view. good family neighborhood r.o1 Lido 1h Rise. dt>lu'tc waterfront condo 2 BR 21, Ba, wetbar sauna, Jacum. pool. $3.50,000 or lse $1100 per mo -OH /Quiel Stret>t /Walk to srhoolo; I Boat. tr a tier a re' .i I New carprt111g ' \. 1 ant F1 rerrli1 n ' 'Lrg master AR .'Only Sl 19.000 t()penSat•Sun I ·I One or the BluffS·IJrtl'Cd to sell quirk. Featuring 3 hdrms, 217 baths. fom rm. over 1900 sq ft Just 61'2 years nc·w TOUR REALTY 1-993-7320 Charming pool home in Newport Hts. 2 BH. I ba $J 19,900. Allstate Rltrs. 5116-3300. 645-4243 WeslcU£fpool home. 3 BR :? ba, 1mmac cond. l'Oun try kitchen. Ownr agt, s:n-2740 Prest1g1ous Eastbluff RENT OR BUY Faces tennis court and 3 Br, 1 bath $86,500 has beautiful canyon C2-1200sq ft. $400/mo '1ew Lowest pncl'<i 4 2 Unit.s. $98.500 Bdrm in Jo:astbluffs Call0wner/Agt498 5766 Won'tlasl' Vacant' FAJRWA Y VIEW 1098 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MUST Sal FAST Big 3 Br l ~. Ba. lgc lot Asking only 167.000 Small down. Top loca- llOn. 1! RED CARPET I 645-3474 Attractive 2 Br. 2 bath Scott Rl'Cltty home in adult commum 536-7533 1500 SEVILLE PROPERTIES (714) 54Q.7467 R R \ N n N ~ W glamorow. Lido hll' "' Rayfmnt & bout dock $1)5(),000 502 Via Lido Nord Open Sat & Sun l 5 Roget" Brown RE. 673 1020 • :?:!12 Marl!.lr<'t llr NH • •l'nited Brokrr~ John Carey, 1">41> 7t11 ~ONTEGO 4 nn. 2 lfa, lam rm. nr sch! & rrark. $154.750. 640 1~40 , n.w. 74GJ BAYSHO HES II v1---------r ty. Frplc. bltins. lge ~~~~~~-~~ patio & adjoim.ng gar. - Niche 7, single.for ashe'. alcove oC memories. $!IS at Pac1f1c Vrew Mem. Parle. NB. Mr.1. Myrtlr Shaw. 2512 South Chan ucleer St., Grand lslamt. Neb 68801 FANTASTIC L.A LORC.A J Br, 2 Ba, ram rm, form din rm. best nrw 1n area, quiet rul·dl."·sac. price reduced by owner Open hlle, Sat/Sun 12 5 23682 Via Chtnpa, l\tV 581-7137 ~leoch 1069 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SHIPSHAPE SI 57,900 Duplex. 2br ea , ownt>r occupied. Move in cond Clclse to bch & shop·~. 1-974 1100 or evs 1-75().0()M. Bkr. VILLAASSO Oranae.CA FABULOUS VIEW DREAM HOME!!! $I 0,000 DOWN Custom, quality hll. ~pr A.o;~ume Bal of Slfi5.000 tn level, ~ BH. 3 BA, J 3br & den pool home brick (rplc rt:treat Owner will carry bal of Absolutely an enter $1100 mo Immar ronct I tamers delli:ht Crt-at1v(' Rt>modeled Qwck pos~. termc. avatl • • Ai:t Nocrcd1tnt'eded. 6.114560 7a9-0'11A BIGC.ANYOH Deautirully tlt•rorated :1 br 2~'2 ba home w1pool & lovely view. $315.000 OWner. 640-1841 CUST0"4 BUILT Nwpt Hts home Cheerfully dcc·or J Br. 2 ba. View. l''ully beam ceil 's, ust-'d hnrk frplc Opn Sunday 12·5, 222 La $15,000 PARKUDOCONDO Spht level 2 Br 2 Ba. 456 Sul)("nor Open Sun 1 S 675 6775 Agc•nt HARBOR VIEW. Great entertainment houi1e for c•xC<'ut1ve 2 story, pool & jacuzzi. SC'p. rec arra w wet bar. guest rm & ba Shown by appt. only 1821 Port Abbey. By Owner. $195,000. 641) 280!} or ~')9 1405. HEW OWNER. $179,000 :J BR. 2 ba, newly decor n· modeled k1tch . Open Sat & Sun 12 S or by a11pl 714/631·4639 . .!662 Crest\iew Newport llgts 4 + br, pool hme S\ 15.000 67S-285S or 645-574 I Ownl" W.AMT AVIEW IYOWNER Two best buys m COM on same blk, panoramic ocean views from each. 3 br, fam rm, form. din LIDO ISLE ---2 st..ory Sea View home rm. frpls, beam ceilings, lmlndc 3 br 2 ba home NWPRT·IEST BUY $I 5,000 DN new rugs, beaut. priv. Jolla 642·974-0 Beam ce11'gs thruoul V1~wofbackbay 4hrm3ba,2frpl~.J>OOI, patios&n1ceyardA.Mu11t Beaut. redar panel'!?. $87,500 jacuiz1, tenni11, grd seU l. SJ87,000 75.'J·9«8 sooth patio. Prtoc. only 2 br 2 ba Sea Country iiat~ VERY pnv. VAC or 644-264.l. Uno answer By owner $248,000. 224 Properties 955-2260 Owner to carry bal No 644-8722. Open house .... I.A YVIEW Via Eboll. 675-2306 c red 1 t Fu 11 pr 1 c e Sal/Sun l·S. alao wkdys 'Lc2bT2bamobllehome 8.AYNOMT S265 ooo 751 877S ln excJu. Bayside VIII. =-R 6ff~ ~~~;.. Secluded. private com 640-rnS • · · C.AH.ALFIOMT OubbM, pool, jac .• priv. muruty. Fee land. over 4 Br. 3 ba +loft. Custom bcb. pon. boat slip. immac. & highly up loolungthebayaodyour OcmfrOftfD.Jw tJle, microwave. frplc, 151,500. 6'75-1903 873,7M8 graded 2 + den 2 ba 40 foot boat slip. Two tn• sundeck + many xtras. ,.. . W--'-n.. ~ home. By owner Prin, bedrooms plw; den, re· $450,000 Pnced to sell Cast nt ..,._... only. $140,000. 64.a 746:\ ccnUy upgraded Peg Broms Rltr645-1531 $159,500. 642-3361 Agt or > 3 BR 2 BA, den, a I re· 64().144-0 645-0241 'mOd')d 77, HW ldlch. lge 1 Blk Crom ocean, A· d_ c;~g;; al s •3 --8r--+-2_b_r_d_u_p_l-ex-You yard,\teel. Sl8$.SOO. l121 frame 3 BR 2 ba.. PROPERTtlCIB. eavtew own the l11nd Income o.dordia=Sat/Sun atnum 'wtrountain, ne• -712-te:?O tno 1110. per mo $192,SOO. $48-0381 crpts, drw, p1unt Lge l4000UAILIT HEWPOf!TMACH Broadmoor's Owner/AgentG42 3341._ pet.lo. Gu BBQ. Swi111-1---------1 DOVH SHORl!S ming pool & tennis. UDO ISl.J belt buy 3 BR. 2 BA. Irv. TltY IT.- I l t d 1130.000. By owner. htN~aUI ~~:inr;>T.:~~va~~=b YOUUUKEfT! mmacu • • ro• m 5454918 uw Newport Hel ghts. :J bome, w/3 BR-pool----------Custom Ena ah mollf, 4 t'OW'ts, pool It Jacuu:I. bdrm b b f J•cuui • m~h more. IR.AMD MEW bdrma., 2 bs. :· ranta11llc Guarded entrance. Only • ome: ~e am1• '11UOO-jJ08 WestcUff. t80Do1reeview2ltory~4 "pub-ty~" entertain ~.llOOtee. lY rm.,On2 [~c4115· ,!. nt~w ()pea Sat/Sun. l 4 PM. bdrm, ll bath, dln·r!f, ment cent~r w /frpl • carpet. OJ•• ... ..,. Jofm IColo IUtrMUm den. a trplca ~UC~. $230.000. --~~TYllMHS ':!'!E J JUSTIB)UC• Sl89,900. Offor/tradl' '4S..Z42S _ 6 .. _46 2SU\IIITADELORO Owntt.~S8 . DUftLIX ltlfll twnble. I Br 2 ~ acn:> Sq I\ of bowie. View f GIWt toc.uon. "" bllt. to &, model w/all UP· Newport Upper Ba It ~eanl a Bdrm. 6 2 ~ DeW C!lll'fel, pvt 8ay. •Br. ~full ba~, 640-6600 bdrm. unlls. Oouble jud. SlU.tOO. Mf·I · II fam rm, form cit 'I 1ara1e. Fur11l1bed • ma. ,_k frptc ln . 1'!~~==~~~~~!----------1 booked f« 1u.mmrl' r.n· llV · Z BR • "'°" SUS,000. Open ho e 1. t.als.1112, url den, by owner. S.t/Swil.2 ... 557-4075 j 8 owa~r. Newport NC'WJ)Ort Cfftl Twnhse. MIWPOITllACH aa.ooo lnd land. Prio. • l &!lb a BR 1 bal.h walk to btach. ltn cru. alAl.TY .1M1PoitCardl1en. SELL ldJe lt•m:t w· • frlde. bl&.,arci.. -..soo'. pool , J•cuu1. Alt 67tr:t••• s•irJ•it l'UotClulUtid d. Pft=.011ly.Mi-~nn. --· .... a ff•.,-u....- Stcps to ocean, pool & tennis. 3 Bdrm, 2 patio~. jacu111, ivy-covered entry, lots of posslbilit1e.'I .................. Corgenus Spyglau Hill Tradewlnd model Tiled pool, w•ter(all, jacuni. View from kitchen, dining rm, lMnit rm & master bdrm Im maculale lhruout. Priced to sell 1t $309,500 o.ta ...... V .. 4 Bdrm at family in Spygla11 . Super-1lud lot Room f<lr paddle lennl1, ~oll•.Yball or badminton Fan· tHllc pool & Jacui1t. Beaut drrorated . Many uµgrad ... Call for personabbowin1 newport center realty 640-1812 I 182,500. Owner 496-3840 Spilt level 4 Br, 3 Ba. pool or~7263 +spa 2600 sq. ft. Barb. 382-2CX!3 3br home. wlking dLStanre to beach, schl, park 492-0808 Agt. 848-8080 ·--- ..•.•........•..•...... 1600 San.Juan ~1trano 1078 ~H~t. ••••••••••••••••••••••• For Saile 1100 (Dntwn San Clemente) Sale-Lease-Tradr CHARMING 4 br. 21-:i ha mdl. home (Sunhollow ). m,900. No agts. 492-4337 * AIAHDOHED• HEARIEACH Seller's sacrifice is your glUll ! Reduced another $2000. 3 lrg BR's. Op· t ional den. Premium location. Dbl attached garage. Now $77,900 W .AU STltEET REAL FSl'AT~ 831-3750 49).2202 MissKJO Park, 4 br. 2 ba. crttnbelt, view. open bse daily 1-S, 28032 Paseo Barranca, $9S,900. Owner 493-7299. GU.AT FAMILY HOME 3 BR, ll!ofi BA w/view of hills. Located off Ortega Hwy in lovely Mission .....•................. HUMTIHGTOH ICH IE.AUTY Like new, 1976 Howard Manor 24x64 in pre 7 Rm Dental Suites ti Rm Med1cal Suites JayW. YffhCo 49t..b660 499-223 7 stigious beach area park. Cottd0Mhdu1111/T OW ft· (A·B866E > PAC'I FJC housftforNN 1700 COAST RESALES, INC. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 963-009l IRVTNE WATERFRONT Famil Ports CONDO. 1 br, many up S~Jol grds, Lennis, pools. spa• r--$S3,900. 5S2-5t22 111 $19.950 552-7690 2Rr, 1967 Magnoha 21h40. ------- jU5t listed. Hurry on this LAGUNA VJLLAG E u1• one. SN FN3l22 3 graded Condo .3Br. 2B.1 $23 700 view. rec fact!, ownt>r • 497-1(216 2Br, 2Ba. 1973 New Moon --------- 24x44. 08158X U). s • 2 Rr upl(Td condo, Al{. Park, just listed laun fac. pool, SS?.800 $26 950 o~ Sun. 32104 Pa~€'" 3Br. 2Ba •. 1976 Har Carolina, owner . nagton, 24x64, 5 ,.. Park Slll-0724 _______ , (A·B7646), v11canl, owner aruoous rart. S82.000. PACIFIC COAST IRVJNE Orange Trcr Lake Condo. Plan 4. Atr 833-8274 AMCHOIAGl RESALF.S INC ~Hf INVESTMENTS Anaheim 991-8600 (Wts ScN 1100 C714t 494-771 I HuntJngton Bcb963-0991 ••••••••••••••••••••••· '========= ~HomeU•lnt 4-ptex, ttuntlnalon At th fillnt Harbor area, 3 yrs old, San Juu Show Place with mountain vlf!w from every room Eleganl2br, 2ba. Priced to nll 1 SM,SOO. Ail 496-0505 or .. l IOIO ••••••••••••••••••••••• 411$61,tOO Shar p~ "/'r old to.mhcKaae, all elec blt11 ldtcben, 2 car p.raae. Near Soutb Cout Plaaa. ~~llEALTOR '55'1.G( W h •-fully rented. '230,000 e ave numerous .. 848--0822 betutllul mobile homrs --------- for ul• hJ establl~hed lllcw P'ra,Mrty 2000 part. ln CK. Nwpt flch . ••••••••••••••••••••••• Huntlo1ton O ch, L11funa. El Toro, nn Vly , An11belrn Ir Weatmloater. In pri c~ ran1e1 lo flt mo11t people'• pocketbook,, Sl0.000 to ~.000. W• ne u near a1 your phone CAUFORNIA1>ACIF1C Mobile llOlM Realty :nos Harbor. Sta a S4o,mJ EXTRAC.ASH7 TNV~ in pnme Lonr ~ach and Sou\h Ba\ n·u propertiea. Som!' w1th cuh flow bas1' Wit.b complctaon of rl' d~vctlopmrnt proJ•th you:r property •UI P R) )'OU $.$$.. Now at realuit1<· prie9 -C.U Mike (ll:l 1 m-MlOAit -· -----------~ ---~--~ ===--------= --- • ... ~ • •J2DAIL't' PllOf Sund•y Maten"' 1978 ... ,--......;;;..,;,---...-.;;.;;;..;__ _______ .......;;;,;;.:.;.:.:;,_t...:;=.;;;.;...:..:.;:...;.;;;,;..::: OtfM.r l•ol &tat~ !Home• U•fwtilaMd HouMt Unf~ Ho..tH Unfwfti.Md Houa•t U.._.""4 .., Iwata ....... d ·············~········· ··••·••••·•••·•··•••·•· ••••••·•••············· ....••..•.....•....... ••••4••················ .••••••••....••....••.. ~~-~~-~!6!!~ ...... 1~.·-~~-~~!~ ...... t ~~-~~.~!~~ ..... . .._~a, •"1 2000 tncorne P"roperly 2000 Loh for s. 2200 lt9dlet.~t ColtoMffo 3224 ~Ofthoch 1240 u.nalHch ll41 .. .,....,..... 32't ..... ,. I J t l707 ~.. :l.700 ••••••••••••••• •••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• • ... •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• $500 . .a br. 2'' tNa, f' R AJ LAST Fanwt1c Vicv. 3 Br 3 ba. Plll.$h luyaldt Cov~ l'en· I Br, $3.50 yrly. otl llrttt ~······················ ·········••·••··••····· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ......... •••• •••••••••• .. ••• •••• OfRCI ILDG SITI PICK-A-UNIT HunUniton &-~ch THE nui-LI-pool. tenni:s. g.arden..-r l~mac $750 No Jtt"ts thouse 3 bdrm, pools. prllns Avrll lmmed ..., .. ii;a n:; Ownec 64().00QI Call<7141529-5755 beacb. nsoo mo Broiler Callel~.&4a-6231 7 2 Acre HanC'h F..iglt' 14. R ........... ~-jr.. -----·-4-Own 67" ~ -Point, Oreiion 4 Br. 2 3 BR. c pb drph l.:e .-nTW ~· ~... Luxunou_, Condo. Vl('W or ... V'A&.._y -er -~-·--·-eor...del Mar 3722 BUILDERS CLOSEOUT $30,000 REDUCTION NEW 10.UNITS-COMP-4 WE~KS --- LESS THAN SOK PER UN Will consider exchange or carry back large second 5·2 BR + 5-1 BR Sch Gross $40,200. Costa Mesa 5 TOWHHOUSl TYPE UNITS HADY IH 3 WESS 4·2 BR. F' P., cath ceiling. Balcony's off MBR with partial view PLUS 1-3 BR, F'. P . ca th ceiling with two huge master HH 's Bike to beach 4 TOWNHOUSE TYPE UNITS Ready and waitmg now 3 2 BR F /P's +l 3 BR F Pall with cath cetlan~s East Costa Mesa. 3 TOWNHOUSE TYPE UNITS 1·3 BR separate owner type units + 2-2 BR All w11h F/P c·uth c:c:1lmg - 11 months nt•w 968-6183 D()l~ (Yv~ .. \~15 or ca~jf o:rnin REAL ESTATE ............................. ~ lftcome Property zooo j Inc~ Property 2000 .••....••••.•.......... ···•···········••••••·• DUftt.EX .t PLEX rour 2 bdrm. I F.'tra -.harp 2 UH un1h bJth . .iood II B IOI' '"k both w pn t p.Jlt11-. mi: $150,000 l)wnl.'r will ht•l1i fmJnn• Ol PLfo:X. 2 bdrm. I IJ.Jlh ln<·omc $700 pt•r month t'lllh A.,k111i.: $90.1100 Reduced to $13-1,51.IO C>v.nl'r Mtl 1!121 caa 640~51 12 Aqt. 27 ,000 sq ft lot neo•r Pacifica Ho11p1t•I. S Pumb Shop. Cntr & C:1v1c Ccnkr S135.000 Oavad Hourlw Hltr Me 9950 IUILDERS I L>una Pomt 0t·eun 'll'v. lot.~ Zoned R 2. $450.000 Z.'>' • down B<1lam•e :-.ub •HUlnated to lu~n Arthofer Heally,~ 0040 TWO R I LOTS pr1 lfll' C-0!.ta Me~d loc:ut1on. b) owner 645 GOSJ ATIENTION CONTRA<.' TORS 21 level lots P11lm Spnng~ area 50 frnl<1.:1·. ready to bid $120.000 cash 30 dys, firm No pro blem pre ~di ~ml homt• around S5ll 000 from plan. Prtn only Cull 75911.159 Great lot Su1t..1blc Co1 211 wuts 10 Garden C~rov,. $225,000 lfl'rht'rl 1Iuwk1ru. lf79 ISIOO 474FTFRONTAGE V .icant land l)n llniotol Strt•t:l, Co~ta Mt•'a bt-lween South t'oa:-.t Plata and Nt•wport Bl\ll Z u n e d C 1 n " 11 l' 1 motn aleJ, rn.akP 11ll1•r $750,00U J "''JA I L ID Pl A<" I!.. f'H• •f">J::;R'l'IEH • 752°1920 I 11 UOO QUAil ST NEWPOllT BEACH CORONA DEL MAR •VIEW LOT• UNI-; OF A KIND ' 125 fool Bluff lot "1th panoramic 'lc.'W~ of ocean. harbQr and en trance and penln~ultt llURRY WILL NOT L\!>I' J QUAIL ID l'LACE • PF<'•PERTI~F) _ 752·1920 l no uoo QUAil ST NEWl'OllT IEACH bath ~+auei.t hou'"· f~ct.'d yard $3651110 You C• ~ beat·h. 3Br. 21~8"' VB· Newport Cre$t Condo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11,000sqftbam.llndoor 64.6-lll3S AtH0tneW1tta cant.S750mo768U07 3ba 2or3brpool"ten· 1 br. and uttl1Ues. arena) $265,000 ~ r-.u .... II .... ....-EE -lllS .Alt 645-0295 car .. e, paUo. dOIC·ln, SO CALIF REAi.TV 2 Bdrm bouse Fireplacl' "'" w "'""""' Ocean vu homt', 31'r. ---newly redec '838-7447 ~llS46SOO.S Ooublegarace $.145/mo •Widestselecl10npo:.s 2\2ba in prt•1t1111ousspaclou11 4 br, 2 ba. CodaW... -3724 bi>3058A&ent. •lnhousecomputerlly11 Portaf1naS7SO 499·4820 +faml~ rm w/frplc It_ ..... 11!...t-t..-••••••••••••••••••••••• --...... b d •Dally telephoM11erv1('e • --Hiil• 3250 S.dud aarden uea W__.,__..a zaoo Nwpt Hgts 2 r uple~ v · r ed d I ---J--• *"'~ ,_ I ...... --'l' F d d d It "'<> • ac111ncleli ven t 111 y ••••••••••••••••••••••• _ IDO. we . afan.encr ••••••••••••••••••••••• nc Y · a u 5 '" •l<"UU start of counsdor11 Avail. Anril 1 411> El PETS .,...... ''·11 & wtr pd 4 Bdrm . 2 bath view r SIOWIS&UP Studlo, I bedroom Maid service. pool OWN Prup1!1l y 1n Inglewood. Hawthorne or So Buy art.>a ? · -v• •l<'reetoa .. edf,S&ovcr Modena To view call 673-2256 " homt' i\1r cond1t1oned. WILL PAY CASH!! Ph. Tom D'Alles~udro T.D. PROPERTIES (2131 6746907 or (7\.11 540-6201 anytime nr <7141 846-5221 alt6PM 3 Br. 2 ba. Crplc, 2 cur gar Encl. yd Ki.dll ok $450 6'.S·2274 QUIET PRIVACY l br, encl gar,. new cpb. drps. stove & retna. Nr Westcllff Adlts. no pell> R I LOT wanted by $275. 67J.6372eve~. pnvale vty Cap1:.trano. 4 Br 1, b,)g;-i°en ·-·• San Clem areas Call · 1 "· ("'" 639 9873 aft 5pm yard. Nr schools & shops ~ mo 557-3225 art 5 RlfthlU pm •••••••••••••••••••••••Two new 3 br 21 1 ba Housn FumltMd twnhs, atnum. 2 car gar ••••••••••••••••••••••• w ID. rerng. pool, tennis Costa Mfta 3124 Jacuzzi. rec room Kid:. & •••••••••••••• •••• ••• • • pets OK. $435 & $485. dyi. Rtfttal1 Gd«e!! 835-7119. eves 640-8606 We havt' lOOO'li of houses. dplxs, apts now, all areJs, all pnt'l'!. Savt' 011 r~ 645-4900 Newport leqch 3 I 69 ......••...•..•.....•.• DELUXE WATEH - fo'RONT CONDO. Vista dcl Lldo. 1-:xpanded 1 BR w1beaul view or 2 tum ing 1'as1n:.. pool. set· gate. sub lerranean gar fo"Um . ulll me SJ ,050 per mo. 673 1020 agt. Rentals Galon!! We have 1000·1 of house::.. dplxs, apts now, all areas, au pnces Save on FAMILY HOME Children & pet-. welcome. Lg rncd ) rd. pallo & garage. 3 br 1 bu 1st & last + secur $400 642-1200, 645·2577 eve. Eastside extra sharp J br. 2 ba, frplc. microwavt:.', wet bar. eler garage dr opnr Gardener ancl $575. mo. 548-0063 EASTSIDE 3 BR 2 BA, w/{plc m Fam Rm, encl patio. xlnt nbrhd. $425 mo 96J.. 7473 EASTSIOE 3 Br 1''2 Ba. dbl gar. cov'd patio. fncd yard. $430 556-6809 rec 645-4900 Agt .~Per mo 3 Br. den 2 ba. fncd yd. nr E.'ltanc1a J BR, den. wet bar patio. HS. Isl 1la5t + depos re '1 blk to beach S900 mo. q'd 631·0769 aft 6pm '''ail Apr I I yr lse L\ e ms~ w IPR 675 6520 Steal Th1s 2Br Gem $295 •t•'tterental counst'hng fireplace 2 t•ar 1:ara~e. 548-«9. •()pt>n7days8 008 OO ruce yard & washer and MOVE BEFORE SUM 231'8Newport Bl, C.M "'8-97~ or 00 3967 RENTIMES dryer availablt' Ex MER llUSH, enjoy 3 BH Cijllent location: close tu 2~ Ba, dtunetfc condo For Pn>Ce1r1s1onal Serv1l't• rreeways & i.hopping Oce&(> vtew, fplc, quiet SUSC.UITAS NK-ely furnbhed l bdrm Closed gar $230. uµ Adults. no peb. 2110 ct:nteri, $-150/ month greenbelt, wetbar, dbl Call 631-4555 lease /wailable April e~ car. vaulted clJs, 1:.t Call o wner al huae mstr suite Pool. OH STOP BY 714 &l2-0138 tennis, jacuw. walk to Newport~B_l_v<_1 ___ _ 193' Harbor ll•d bearh $575 lse 644·858S l ~2 blk No. of 19th St I J br 2 ba. A C. bit-ins. dbl or 213·S48 S311 ltentah Gai«-el ! A C8hf Corp. Sm to l't' gar. rrpl. qwl't area. 10 Wr have 1000'~ of hou:.es. rrun to OC Arprt $395 5 br 3 ba. hg 2:tlY homl' dplxs, apts now, »ii REAL FIND 4 Hr 2 Ua IB:l-4075 lrg yrd. many extra!> IU'eall, all pnee11 Sa~e on rpts. Cncd :>Jrd $41 5 ---Back Bay art'a . fee. 963-4567agent.nofoe . •POOL HOME•, , Sngls pe~OK $825 L)n 645-.4900 A !><'nsauonal 4 BR ~ B~. Jennings 556 2660 or 37"6 Ex\'lu hilltop view l'llll do. pn' alt> comm n1·"" .1 br, 3 bu + 0H1l'l' 1d1·n ~mo 962 0778 w air cood. fplc, 0 Y.. 9'19.ffi!Y.! 0... Point .. i.upt'r art'a $4115 . ••••••••••••••••••••••• 968 "567 agent. no fee Super neat 1 br \•1lla, 3252 LCICJlllHI Miquet 2 sty 4 BR. 3 ba dJ:-.s1l· ••••••••••••••••••••••• home Only 3 mos old :! Ar. :.! bJ, East Nme. nu crpl.'S & d11>5 Ltl? font v. pool Avail Apnl 1st rm wlfrpk & wel h,1r SJ60 ~97-2426 $5 7 S. mo !1611 6().t2 2 BR. 2 Bu. 2 sty. Lownh~c m adll <'Ommun w St'l' gate Pool 1ac u111 , sauna. d~e to beachl'' $375 mo 968 6042 Beautiful Sea Ter,racc· home 3 Bdrm. 3 bet ram rm. frml dtnmg & laving Pvt community wipool, Jacuni. tenms & beach. $725/mo Poss. lse/opl. I Bedroom condomm1um, 752·9223or499-4611 pool, tennis, bUper lol'J 4 br + pool. ava1l:1ble lion S250 Ca II &16 4177 now $495 H U N T I N G T O N 494-7161 HARBOUR brnnd new L• Forfft--3255 end I story 3 Bdrm. 2 ba. •••••••• •• ••••• •• • •• ••• aH bwlt m. Jae, pool. etc 1 Pnvacy $.S.50 846440IS 4 BR. 2 "l ba. 2 sty, lak.e \tew home Club pn' s Sh2rpt.clecrn38Rcondo, incl Close lo schls, waU to wall crpts. l> W i.h<>p'g recreation Many free Ind!') fac1l 962 31 l:l iclra.s Call ownr 581 JO:tl or 768-7667 3Br 2Ba FP () W 2 cur . • gar walk tCl twh $425 MiSMOft Vie10 3261 22002 Nwpt t:1r 646 6138 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 BR Ahso \'1lla Condo, ~Macnqb-lrvine I. I \I I \ I I 1 \11 \ '\ 114.YFROHT courtyard, pnvate, $225 &96-5293 Hwat .... ~ 3740 ••••••••••••••••••••••• STUDIO Rare waterfronl on l'X '" .... ·~~Rat-" clu:.1ve Lido Pt•mnsula 2 t~ll kite en & TV BR. 2 bath!; & £pl Conve Linens & Utlhlle:s n1cnt lo i.hops & MlLETOOCl':AN retilauranlll. Watch tbt• Royal SuitH Motel boat:; go by on Npt. llay. 7Z7 Yorktown Hlvd for only $Ql5 mo yrly. &ach Blvd ut Yorktown Amy Gui.Lon 642-8235 536-0411 IQ 120) 2 IR. VIEW HOME· LC11J19M1 leach 17 48 $525 MO. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lovely Capt> Cod style LAGUNA BEACH MTR townhome only minutes INN. $65/wk & up. Maid LO Fasruon blc Pool & serv. color TV, heated tennis. Avail immed pool. (114) 494·S294, 985 Paula Balley 642 11235 N Coasl Hwy IQ l2ll Mewpori hoch 37 69 ••••••••••••••••••••••• BROADMOOH s1-:,wa;w , ________ _ • 2 Triplexes• l.O'\G Bl-:ACll Outof County :!ll l 'nits 10 Ln1ls & lti Properly 2S50 Sc.t Cletn!nt~ 3 I 7 6 Kids OK Encl Yd Gar Bltns Nr Shops !9603 > 3 BR. 3 ba, <"usl ho ml'. I air rond. S32S mo poss1 ble lease opuon. Call Art or Georgia. oft' 581 1000. h m 51:16-9893 3 BR 3 BA 2 fpk "· ll!e Fam Rm. 2 c<.1r l!ar. P'l comm Lse or 1-.e opt $795 96.1 3111 . 968 6623 2 Sty 3 br, 2 ba A rrame Dshwhr. rrpk Walk to bch. tennis $600 mo .) r ly. 642-3361 Agt live BIG! llit'ar Lake Park M 1n tu lx:h I 4 BR. J tw 1 :1 HH 2' / ha. I 3 RH 2 ha 5 l!Jra1ws. frpk-. SJR:,,1"10 t•arh 1709 1713 ,\1Jh.1m.1 l nJt~ ••• •••• •• •• ••• •• • • • •••• ..............•........ Near btoach, pool. ever ythmg furnished ""eek or month 493 7394 Charming JBr Besl Area Master Ste Kids Pets Ok New Cpts S365 (6461 l Rentinws 6 31 -455 S blk from ocean. <"Pl only No children No pets Rers 536 1484 llunl l\1•h ~.:11; l 71K ()\Hlt'r 7 UMITS C.M. lkau11ru1 hra11d rwv. I I hr, lort f p J 2 hr I', ha low11hou-.i· all hltn-. 1-rpb. 1trr» llu rr~ l11n 11ov. Tom l.1·1• Hltr 1;12 HiOJ Triplex E. Sidt ~o.ta Mua .! br own1•ri; unit v. fenced yard Two. 2 hr un 1h w palJ<>b. $15!1 ()()()('.111 &&2-281 I or bi3 ~ 6 UMITS LONG Hfo:\Cll t:rn11I Jrt':t anti pri mt• 1n' 1•,t 11wnt propt·rt~ l '.d I \I 1 kt' r11rd1•tJlh 121:11:1~111111 \j!1 C.M.DUPLEX Owner must sell l~· ... t I·. .,,de on l''lov. 1·r St l'r111 only 673 6.T72 l'vt'' SEVEN DUPLEXES SAN CLEMEMTE Oc:ean v1t'w!-. all 2 llH. p., BA. Lt•s-. lhl'n I vr ••Id Walk to :-.lal\• hl•adl & park Ask1ni.: onlv s11s.oooeal·h orr ... 011 Jll or part BERTHA lifo:" I<\' HEAL TORS "-. 2l5 0el M.ar . 492 ·1121 TIUrux SI I o.ooo N E C~ta Mesa Lri: 2 BR, 112 BA units . garages. p<1t10-. i:ood l0ond1tion Jl"w'I WF.Ll-" REAi.TOR 557·1i264 EAST SIDE COSTA MESA ltard to find 2 unit' South ur 16th Stn•1•t. ror only SR2.500 MARINERS COVE HAI.TY 646-4463 • • • • ORANGE cm ''iT\· 5 Pll"W' 1 Pll'XI'" lg in 't-nlory !iO + • • • • n·;x \..., ll111i..t1111. Oklahuma. l>t•fl\ l'I 11lht•r SliJlt•., \ l'f) guod 1n\ l'l>t m1•111 l'nn only .\i..rt ti:l'J \ICl'i'll F.11llc1.,lll' ln ph•'<' 1!1•'>l CM art•.1 1).10 711~ t I'll•, Ill' un•an Ltkl• lll'W $\9(),00() 751 l0Jl llruker $19~ '80 · 1; L '\IT~ \II 2 IJR 1 BA hou.,t·~. v. 1·n1 I i:arai.:1·, c;n111I r1·nh an llunl Bch c >-Anr :1i.'1 K4H 1,l)j(lll Cll\1Mi.;RCl,\L RI.DC; 3.500 '>Q ft 7 !fX gros~ al So.'>9.5011 Ov.nt•r "111 rarr} "' 2~'. tlown Ma c Sit''-' art. 7511 2."!110. 14 Unit~. Bt'sl Costa Ml•sa area Gd mcome Walk to 5hops. Ca II now' Lachenmyer Reatty Inc. 646-3928 545-3483 12 UNITS ·'• mill• to bea<"h. Tht'sc won 't lui.t at only $320,000 Grt'al in<"ome trade up from your duplex or t plex Watc h empire .:row Call now for more info 540-3666 *POSITIVE* CASH FLOW IN CALIFORNIA 26 Apt units. 21 motel un- its+ a 2Br, home/office ---------•I Salt'S price $625.000 Cur TWOllG Nearly new. lhc best, nicesl 4 Plexes m Hunt tngton Beach. Askm11 on ·· ly $225,000 each SCOTT RE.AL TY 536-7533 rt•nt monthly gross m t•ome $'9200 Located in So. California. Ca 11 wkdys Financial Consul· lanls Really Doug Talbot (714 l452 8400 SflS.750-2 00\J~ei;. 2 hr 1 ba w/t:ars Cl0se to hus & shops. Top renl11l art•a BISHOP Beautiful Ml·Laren Area. only 45 minutes from Mammoth Mln EnJ•)Y the VICW or lhl• sOllV. cappt'<I S1C'rnt:. from this e I e g a n l 3 H r 1• 11 s t o m home. :l,000 sq fl or top qualrtv t•o ns lrul'l1011 bt!auhfull) dcl'Uratt•d f. perfet•l lor cnll'rta111111~ Cnmesce us OWENS VALLEY Ill.TY olO'JW LINEST Bishop C.:a (7l4 > 873 710!1 ------- RANCH ESTATE ···········•····••·•·•• 3202 ·······•······•••··•·•· llOM 1-:FINDF.HS Thous:mds of Henlab \II an•as all pr11·1·-. Sample $140 Bach furn utll J.141 S2002br fncd yard S295 JBr JX'L" fenct·d t.IFETIMESERVIC E 557-0122 CONVEMIENTTO ~·itiand 3206 AIAPOR'r ·••••••••···~••••• ••••• \ I zonPd Taxes only 31>r. t l2b<1 ol<fer hM! on ~ll per y1•ar Totall) canal ~ fenced w JOO de~ view t~to 20W Complete!) remodeled open beam ranch homl' 2 Alt hou~t' put111 Yl'arl~. wrapped around pool. $S5() mo llll'I ut1l no pcL'\ 1acuu1 and hn<"k p..1t10 4! 675 1819 car attached garai:C' and free s tanding ~tora~c Corona del Mar 3222 b Id g Con' e 111 en t l •J ••• • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • airport ALL Tll IS & SPotless Walk to bch BEA UTlf"llL SMOG 4Br3Ba i''mrm2IOOo;qrt FREE SETIING ONL V Yrl}. 509 At•acaa 6"5-7048 $135,000. Call Gl•or)lt• f-l'eyal 542-3456 BEN HINKLE R E 2 Br. 2 ba. dC'n . no pets. $450 New pnt & c·pts. (714) 529.5755 MESA VERDE/LEASE Lovely 3 Br hse. 1500 Myrtlewood. $460/ mo 805.544.3979, LEASE $4fi0 mo 3 Bdrm, 2 ba. clean & sharp Mesa Verde Vacant & avail Kids OK 1\gt 979~6896 •Westside Costa M••sJ, 2br, 1 ba,. encl gar. patio. wa3h/dryer ar .... mu -rip drps. frull~y pault ed. ~\on! tn cond $325 mo No pets . 646-1246 Easts1de beaut J br 2 ba on qwet cul·de-sac Liv rm. huge ram rm w 9 bnck frpk. bltm. l~c bonus rm w sep t·n trance over dbl 1otar . fncd bk yd $535 + sec dep. 642·1516 "Illness forcC's sale . ownr must i.ell or purt trade 20 beaut Vll'W acres. Great huntin~ & ftslung area Nr Moab. Utah. New, never Ii\ ed m 4000 sq ft home Would •VHY 9UIET• EASTSIDE I Bit. fresh paint. cpts, lge fncd yard, gar, wshr hkup. wt.r pd. No dogs. $275 mo $525 move 1n . 2426 CdM newer lge 3 BR 2 Ba. Orange Ave.:#3. 960-39~9 hte, airy & woodsy S . of . Hwy, $525 mo 6750764 LEASE $475. College , Park, J BR 2 Ba, 2 fplc 's, For Rent lmm~d1ate 5 kids OK, Avl 4 6178. bdrm H V fl view, ten-Olive by 2528 Ouke Pl rus, pool $550 644-7783 Call 96J..2S43or SSS.6221 m~~ . make a great group club --------·--I 3 Br. 2 ba home in Mesa retreat Hurry, submit Del Mar, quJel cul-de all oHtr ~ Asking 58c,$46&mo..161-4384 ~Macnab-lrvme $149,000. 29"'i-down, 01otnt will finance balance sr,,. 548·1825 anyume I. I \I I \ I l•\ll'\'\ COUNTRY HOME HARIOR VIEW In No San Diego Cty. rn HOMES the Vasta halls This Monaco · model 2 gracious home has 3 br. B&. den & formal dtoan11 2' 2 ba. library, ofc or rm Close to schools & guest suite v. llh bath shopping Comm pool away from main hous1• Avail. 3 26 $600 Mo Lg pool. patio area Situated on over 3 acres Donna Godshall 644·6200 Cl ac mature avocado (Q-1.22} trees) Plenty of room OCEAN VIEW 3226 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Super 2br. Iba, gar , '~ m1 beach. ocean vu. pvt $325. 496.5293 . OCEAMVIEW dupleic 3 RR. 2 BA w 1800 sq rt i\vaal for only $425 mo 494-8035 831 -941 1 1257 S Cst Hwy Lag Bch BONO REALTY for horses. Magnificent Private beaches nearby. panoramic view of 4 BR. 2 baths, on lg. snowcapped mtns private lot w /pool. Ktchen & form. din rm $950/Mo Gisela Hanen overlook San Luis Rey 644-6200 <Q-123) VIEW + LOC. valley. $250,000.00 with Extra lge 2Br, 2bo +din- $60.000 down l~.nC'r wlll Newer duplex. 2 Br, 2 ba, ing rm. Just decorated. c~ bal. at 9 " if de (am rm. dining rm. frple. Walk to beach. $600/mo. sired.) Property 'lbown So of Hwy $.525. no pets 4~64:i6 Qr 644-9513 by appl only R N Dave6'4 7211 Orchard. Bkr ll2A Mason -_.._ ~ V•y 3234 3 Br, 2 ba. N. llunl Reh Newport hoch 3269 Near Westm Mall $400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SEAVI EW New 38r, mo Call 892 3206 NO FEE! Hou~es. condos. 21 2Ba, + fam rm. pool, ctuplcxcs R(•nlal tenn1,, $!1 50 mu $1JS.!X)() SPAN VILLA 5 1'.1V1lton. 675-4912 Bkr 213·430·3629 GREAT RECREATION Sw1mm1ng, saunas, :: health clubs. b1lhard-.. naicht ·lq~hled lenn1' ('OUrl~ Pro & pro shop golf drivan~ ral'lgc. part\ room br. 26.')(J', xlnt Im· . :1 i:ar $5!!5 mo !)()!! 485t LJJ\ C'IY 3 br 2 ba hnml' nr b c a ·l' h S u p t• r ~ r II w gardnr $500 mo t:.!1:1 l 489 1114. 968 6961 NEWSEAVIEW 3 Br 2 Ba. pool. ti>nn1s, Jill', SH45 yrl} ti7S 05ti2 S~:A \'IEW J Br IK>Pular Bar Harbor pnnat' Ul'll 'u $950 54 7 71»4 . l!3J 3215 3276 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Condo 2 lrg br. 2ba. g.1r rec room. $325 J>al11a1la ocr ramp 714 6..1.1-4720 ~Oft ~ 3242 1br 3ba pool homt• San.Juan Capistrano 3278 F'UN ACTIVlTIES Fullt.Jme director , frt•t• Sunday brunch. BBQ', traps. purtaes, s port tournaments & more' BEAUTl FVL A PTS· Smg.les. 1&2 bedroom-. furn. & Wlfum Models opt>n daily 10 to 7 Room mate serva<·c avail. !'o lease required Sorq aduJLc; onl.). no pc~ ••••••••••••• •• • • • •• •• • Gardening. pool ser\ m ••••••••••••••••••••••• , HE-W . & EX'TitA ~lCIAL Spac 2 llr 3 BR condo<. 1 & 2 sty mdl., llunt g llr br. Upgrd ·c1 lhru -0ut Clbhse & pool. SS25 to s.575 ~·e daily 1 5pm 16600 Al~on qwn Agt 846 1311 4 Br ho~e. 212 bath fam1 Jy nn. pool, J.ICUlll ~:!5 mo ALSO 3 br t·onuo waterfront. 21 2 l>u. pool. tennis, $700 Call Lind.a A-'6 1371 or t•vt.>~ 1\.16 12'J2 cl d 91()(). 549--06.SS OllfRAGF..OUS 2 Br 1 Ba. fplc, D W. Super area $3115 963-4567 Agent, no lee BIG CAJ-.rt'ON. l.u~unoui. :! Br , 2 balh con dom1n1utn h n 'ITlc 'ljew nl'vt'r lan.'CI m Wt•l b a r f r p I <' s 6 7 5 . CO:-JDO 2 "t) 2 RR. comm S.W~bur~ n E 673-6900 pool, Paseo Curohna, I child Ot-. i\ndrt'a. BIG CANYON Oeaut 493-8812 new 2 RR & den condo. <-..... L 3216 LrR master :>UJte dtnmg .-... aguna rOOm. lar~e deck .. v1ew of ••••••••••••••••••••••• h1lb $1>95 NEWPORT Spectacular ocean v1t•w n:NTERREALTY.Call roodo.3BR 2•,ua,dt'n &t<l 11112 Aft6, 493-4306 Wnteriront Townhou'<' 3fl Bluffs smgle level 2 Br. 2 Westminster 3291 boat shp 3 Br 2• 2 Ra. ba . best greenbell loc ••••••••••••••••••••••• Oa.kwo<>d Garden Ap.utm.cnb .... ~ heclil/Horitl AAll lrvrrH' r At lith • F.45 11~'>1'1 t4~_,.,. tffch/S_... 17011 Wt h St 10o,l'r at llilh• 642 1!170 patio, deek, tcnni:.. $835 $575. Agt 644-1133 SHARP 3 Br 112 Ba. cpts. ~~~~~~~~~~ mo. 714 846 6152 l•---------•I fncd yard. kids & pet OK I•--------• I nine 3244 ••••··················· RENTALS 3 BR, 2 Ba $55() $4951525 ~750 3 BR. 21, biJ 4 BR. 212 b:r ~BR, 3 Ba ~.mo -.523 C,o4PUSDt·IRVl~E RSJ 3 Br 2' 2 l:lu ftorml'r model, pnme golr course &: lake vu $675 547 7N 1 for lse, nice condo 2br, din rm Comm pool. nr parks. $375 mo 832 0116 OH LIDO ISLE $395. 963-4567 agt, no fee. Owner will lease CondomiNums PURNISHED OR UN Unfwwlthl'd 3425 FURNISHED. MAKE ••••••••••••••••••••••• AN OPFER. You have a choice Large 2 Br +den Hunt Harbor area, 2 br. and patio. $750. mo. or 2 full su:e patio, nr bcarh. Br 2 Ba. large deck and shops. schls. avail Apnl \1EW $650 mo. Both un 1 S325 'm~ 963-5228 1L'I are freshly painted Spacious J BR 2• 2 Ba dbl ctntl carpeted. DRIVE gar. rew blks fr bea~hec;, HY vacant Children ok, 111 Via Lldo Nord $4-00 S3~J.7658. JIB IAYFROMT 3 BR, 2 bath..c;. Yrly .$550 ADULTCOMDO 2 BR. 2 ba, yrly. $425 STEPS TO IE.ACH 38R. 2ba, bay vu $1050 2 RR, 2 &., yrly. $400 associated 8110K£AS-A£Al TO~S 10H Ill. lolboa •71-Jt~I and call Wat., f1 ont Honws 631-1400 2 BR I' 2 Ba, pool, rer R Cacal. nr shops & H'hool ~Gdon!! $375 mo Jl B 968 888l We have lOOO's of houses ___ _ ___ dplxs. apts now . all BIG CANYON TOWNlfSE For lease Blue La1ioon areas, all pnc<"!> Save on New 2 BR. 2 ba rrpt ·ct & condo. 2 Br, 2 Ra bl·h. fee drp'd spectacul;ir Golr pool. tenms 499 :J08.i 645-4900 ~gt Coorse & lake new Sep Clean 3 BR wiboat 1ihp. Hwpt CrHt Cottdo gar . tennis & pool Cplc. 2 patios, dbl gar BR d l....,e option. 644 2416 wtopnr $700 Open Sat & 2 . en. pool. tennis. --Son 1·5PM 4433 W Coast nr beach oVcn Sal Sun Rentals ~al~!! Hwy, Nwpt Bch ?AA 6Slol ~~ ~°!>°n Ct &W 1751 or We have 1000 s of houses. aft 6PM _..,..,_"""' __ 7 _____ _ dplxs. apts now. all ------Apelnwnts nreas. all pnces Save on 3Br. 2Da. cnd unll, C.M LJwfunMWd fl"t' adlt. dbl Rarngc, patio, •••••••••• ••••••••••• •• 645-4900 Aqt frplr, pool $400 mo. ~ 3102 Beautirul Blufrc; l'nnclo, 646-30Rl, 557·907t ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4Br. 3bu. newly decorat Toww.houH 12621 Flowt'r Street l-d $725 mo 6«·2440 Unfumished 3525 <Garden Gro\el Large I -- - -••••••••••••••••••••••• bedroom. apL'I. close to RB>UCED $7000! Huge Eastsade mansion t!Xlra ~tal, present in 548 1425 DUPLEX -CM -Rd, Vasta Cu. ll20113Ncwhouse2br.2ba.hv'g, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 714/724-38M dm'll area. frnl. back FAN'l'ASTIC • Br 2~ Ba, p;it10 Unusual 616 Condo. Fplc, O/W. Kids By owner New vac;,inl Woodbridge Creekstdl.' Sycamore mdl dlrht.>d home on lg It , 4 br 21, ha. form. din rm, ram rm. It\ rm w1rrpl llled l'ntry nr sWlm club SS15 mo 24 Meadow~rass Wkday-. l213l 876·43:10 rvcs & wknds 12131 412 8212 or (7141548 ~5 C'ule2HR1BA.2blksto BIGCANYON s hopping Laundry heach. stove & refnl(. ' f 1 luld $325 mo 67~-7367 2 br. den. 21, ba. lse or ac11l1es. no c ren. no come fSSO. Grut starter Eastslde. 2 J Br. gnrs investment Now $115.000 Realtor . $108,000. Onve by 29'1 M6-"884 Mainolut St. then call TEIPLEX c. M Spac. un- S42..Q2112. its. pall°", xlnt for owner FUU y LEASED O('CUP!_nC~I\ 675-8676 24 ,000 sq Ct 1ndustr1al rALM SPRINGS bide. Ion& term. N N .N Hott>l •~ unit" + lease . owner will restau~ant. S695.000 o "' llnance, Or C~) 0wnr ngt 546-2020 •• -$295,000 Cull uwnt'r • 9S1.()t4' JUSTUSTED! •All full)' rented. 11 un ita 1 yr old End gar'ii NeUncome SZ&.140 Price $4.25,000 I Four \Jnlts·l'" Yn\ Old. • atcl C•r'1 +3 spare. Net ,0 Income $11,224 Pnct t •• Sl=JNKRt;ALTY .r M.58090 ~ ~ --~ '"'~tom ocean vu dplx. •1 cep111trano Heh ' Pelludu 1 yr old. m StU,000 ~nr 4tr.U100. GMGI . 4-PLEXES Fullerton S1 :10 000 City or Ora 1132.ooo Oc-ton View 1250.000 WUmlaaton $6.S.2.50 Call Realty EJ1chonict Corp. fordetai11 714 IWH437 ..._ TWO+HOUSI COSTA.MHA Owner'1 unit In rt<iat wllh hu&e fJtf'.PIAre ln bt-a\.lt.lluJ ta nilly room' Prlcf'd under $80,000. ~lid)' fur you to move In and •tart banain' 1our plant.I on the paUo. * HEA VEH * Goldenrod ssso mo & pet OK. sets. 963-4567. Th • h 'II be agent. no fee The Wallows, 3 IH< 2 Ba. at s w t're you fplc. nr parks & schools. when you move into this ,.__,_u__ 3224 HugeColomal4+2 fncd yard. $425 mo. ~sq ft luxunou11 home ...->ni ~ Htd p I ~I 2 G 00 ..._,_ .. built on •-of a hill ••••••••••••••-••••••"' oo e car ar ~or 646-7 1 .,.,..06 ...,., EndOHd Y $425 18936 l In Carbon Canyon' 4 3 Br, 2 ba. 2410 Colleae Oranietree2BR1Ba.cthl Bdrm, Cam rm. frplc. Ave, College Pule Close SpacaouslBr.2 BaS400 gllr .. dlJ>ll. patio, rncd central Alr rond t many to schools " &ho~ $475. Braut Frplc Heated Pool leruua. Jae. sauna $395. other amenities JUST mo 548 7638 Enckised Patio (968.5) ~-l307or581 3l6.S SD0.000 Call •Now• DUPLEX 2 Br 1 &, cpts. R.,..._, 631·4551 Turtlerock '4 Br. 2•, ba. ALL POINTS drps, no pell!. 11ml fncd -arroM rrom park tennis 127-7000 Ut-1125 yard S295 1948 & 1950 8 3 Jt0, 2 Ba. frpl, no peu.. pools Nt'w c11L~. drp~. DISCOVER PARA DISK N SAN DfEGO CO Valle)' Qnter, 7t., 11rr1•l!, 3 BR 2 Ba. xtra bulldlni pad w /septic $165,000 Meyer 64~ 4&55 u .. m1°106 fl&·-.. new laodsc11p1nj( eV11fwkncb ....,... a ,,,.,.,m w1gan1ner. Avail early -Maclin4°" IHct. 3240 Apnl S63S Ph IW·0813 New2brcondo Pool,1pa. ••••••••••••••••••••••• -~~~~2 ~~ & ~l! Stwmin& zer Beaut Yd TURT\.Towa2~01uc:.sL1EN · Kida Pel11 Welcome $325 "" RWakGalonlt 'NrSchool11Sho!>!' (8480) Vl•w. four hedroom<1, 2,200 IQU8H (nc>t. Im W• have lOOO't o!houao. $400 Family Slzt 4 +2 maculatrly up1i1rud~d dptu. apt• oow, all Lgr Fncd YdNewCpu throu1hout Pool, T•n anu. all pncc&. Sa•• on Gttat 1 -aUoo (D .. 7•> n 11 $ 8 S 0 I m on th fN. &,AIO; '" A VA r L A 8 L E I M 64Mt00 Af# R""'-" 611-4555 Ml-:DIAtUY SVPF.R 3 Bit a Ba fplc New-tle~•n•·2 t>.droom d QU.A.1~ CD • t ' • ($550) or 2 ~room + D/W, rp • eva I now. den tSS1~). ~ar fr •in ~~111JU Mil 8U.f.511. airnt. nu ct.ow homt. S Blocks lo -1 tl20 1"0 f beach. Prtvete 2 car •~St~llACto Otaut. pl" l~ul rondo 1auae. Pully m in· 3br 2bl condo in Terrace. anrbtck~.~br,2ba, tat.ned yard. Aduli.. No patio. romm pool Nr El J cu 1t•rqt1. No pctt peU.. lnquirem tllthSt Kanc-ho U50 mo $n'S .7131 me> i m.mz lse option 644 5702 Pt'LS $195/$2$0, month HARBOR VIEW HOM F., 4 ---Uuliues paid Call Deb DR. 2 ba. lrg ram rm, New 1'wnhst:.' w1tranqu1I hie at (710 636-7343 St> 7 s mo 6 4 0. l "4 0. panoramic' ic-w, J kingsi ltlM»o lslmld -1106 G44 7463 Bdrms 3Ba. frplr, patio, balcony. dl!;hwasher ••••••••••••••••••••••• CAMEO SHftR£S trash comp . 2 car gar 2 BR, l ba. frpl. Also will 8 w/opnr Be aut crpt. furn. $475 Yrly 3Hr. ht ('Omc-r lot. ocean dJ'1lll Children OK ~. Agent 675-482~ \'l('W S1200mo 673 2464 neaotiable 973 9784 Brand new I br w lfrpl Harbor View home, 3 BR, Oupi.xes Uftfunt 1600 parking bit ins. II( $425 2 ba, walk to pool & ••••••••••••••••••••••• L'le 2L3 360--0773 __ greenbelt. $62."t mo. Avail F.ASTSIDE CM lc6oo P..-tlllo 1107 Apnl l A1.rt.631 Z740 3 Br Opb. enc gar. 1395. •••••••••••••-•••••••• -Agt 646-4884 CdM newer lat' 3 RR 2 Oa, · ---Br. 2 ba rondo on ocean hte. ajry & wood:1y S of l BR Duplex. stove & front on Pen1n llndrr ttwy.~mo 67S076't refrjll s::?OO mo Co:iita ground prkng $47S mo • ---Metin yrly lse. 637 7580 or aft ~ Nt bch, 3 BR 2 nu. fplc. fW3.57S4 S3Nl_089_. ----- tennis. hie. 8\'&ll /\pr 10, ---$450 per mo. &4!H658 C';iJ>I> Durh upper 38R 3 Bayfrt 1 Br. 2ba. pool. -88. ocean vlrw, bltn... view, stturily $450/mo A FIMER HOME 11 u n d H k S 42 S m 11 . )Tly &4.S 1103. 00-4203 THEILUFFS '94....c>l Pt;N. POINT. bruul Gorg~. full bay view. rwwly dttorated 2 BR. l l)dme "front row" loca ~a tna ... ,_,.,..._d Ba. !'ltaaned 11las!'I, sun Don. Exqulai\f! 3 BR, 2~ •••••••••••••••••••••• i:Wo<-k. f'l\"C i•r. dr opnr ~. 1plat lt·v~l end anil Moo rawlu-'• l707 Adulb, no pels. Yrl~ with Rated courtyard en .......... ~•••••••••••• S3SO mo 673-ttm try & spac1ou1. pr1v ~-patio lmmac l.hruout 2 JK, tlt'l» to beach. poool, ""-'-trcMo hec:lil ll 11 I I A ~as pr mo T1l fl 30 _,,.... tru y 1trae ou11 n c·x~ p ~l ••••••• ••. •• •• • • ••. •• •• taonal va.lur al ST50 pe Nt-W Dphr 1 Br. 2&. oceun mo . until 12 1 71, lh IH VIC'W, auto rar"'«r dr op- llO() pet mo stc'~ to beh No nr. lg \'l•C'\, Sl~ mo Aittnl Avh'°'8r .151MIU 4'l6 3389 -~ -~ ---~ ~----. ------.. ---- ........ ,.............. ..-. ................... ······················· ....................... ........•.............. --4' lacats......... Apa t•4Hh ~ I.,_ ... ..,, u.tw.. Apa tm111h u..fw.. .,........ ... Unfw.. I Sunday, Maroh 19, 1978 DAILY PILOT DI~ .. C..... .. .._. llJ2 CodeMn.e llU c.t....... 31.Z4 ........... K .. 3140 Nt:dflortlHdl 31'9 Offk.t._.. 4400 Office...... 4400, .. hisa •momc ...... SIOO ........................ ••••••••••• ••••••••••• ....................... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• . Opp halllty 9005 .................... ~ ••Parll Npt 2Br. Zb•, z Bl', 1Ba.1.,tory, aJaaa, &.ldo tbr, p1t10, 1ar, a ..... Gelentll ••••••••••••••••••••••• SCIAM.(£TS •• pr, JaC', pooJ. apa, ten d.,., paUo. frplc, beam bllu Adlti., no pets. z~rvl ~l nf!W c:S· ~~· We have tOOO'a of hou11e!I, COCA COLA ill!!lll crt.AJIUUJpd.Nocb.ldrn ~11,aar.Adlt1.~.254t sm u1ou.t6'82l27 no~ts ~J:·~ · dplu, apts now. llll EXECUTIVE ROW Inc. lOUTI .~ ··• or peu. '40/~o. EldeQ.(1)~ · areu,aUpnces.S.veoo ~-"'1ft~ft~ •• 6'l'J.81 .8'1S·~72tJ. . $235. z BR. cpts, drpa, $325. $1SO dep. 2 BR. 1\.\ fee. PrHtlJlota• office .,.ce •• M•~P!... l'ARTOkt'ULLTIMt: 'nn&lt' ·lncllio ________ ..,,Br a Ba apt. Quiet aru. bltm, oo peta. 22SO Ca-Ba, pet.a OK, pool. C.uol, 645-4900 Afl Ida/ Airport ..... Tat.M reupa. ...-y, Excellent opportunity Plenty -Exotic bit.ms, tpta, drpe, no P'!b. QYOO. Apt. B. 831-286S 848-1414 telep.... ..,..,. MrTlce, cwfw twc• for men and won1eu to Ori&10 -Depict ...,. $325. 557-4238 n--aln Price ffn•e lBr 2 BR 2 Ba, upper duple.-, 2 LM...a..-a...-=i,=:n dtatnltut.e Coca Cola p~ DROPPED IT ..... ~ .. 'SL'VILLL' "E::YdBU.nsLa~Fac 2br.l~a.Nopet.s.Cloceto blb to ocean,~ mo. l"OCNnt -°""•• ducta in Orange Co. or YCJW1t1ter · "Jley. Mom, 'n / ~ nr.. "' "' ahop i $240 yrly $43-3912 Mnlce, clc:I ....... & copy -hln tt. aun-ounding town.a: You you ltl)()W that old ~ ... jJ 'J..':rc~. 2 Br w/1or, odllll, cpl.a. $2000uplexNow (6'63) • 7~64 · COIHlf .... , c ...... erlH4 t~Mff'-9. may start part Um~ and you uid had bun . drpa, ran1e. rncd yd $300 28 2n.. /P ti Nu Bayfrnt upper duplex Ca•rl• ~tll ......tc .. crralhlble • expaod lat.er Wtlb com banded down from GARD-"N AYJ'S w/patio, wtr pd. $270. r, '""'w a o Uparaded 1 Br, "Htg w/pvt bcb area. 3br, r pany financing ~eneratlon to geHra- CORONA DEL MAR 2619 "I" Santa Ana Ave Blt.ns Encl YdOuraae Bay" twnhmc. pool, frplc, wetbar, '600 un· Hided. FrCl9I $190 ptr lllO. NOSELLJNG lion., .. Mother· "Ye:1, 2 Br Tc>wnhou.se. lrplc &16-41.20ltoS. NewShagCpt.s C494S) adlt1. Brnokhur!'t / fum'd. $650 furn'd. Wall REQUIRl!:D what about it•'' Pool, tenniJI. Some ocean N 2 e 2 b 11 bll Renff,_t 631 -4555 Adams213/S47·Ul01 consider yrly lse. C• f7 I 4J 752•7170 Toquallfyyoumusthave Youngster: "Well, thl~ & Catalina vlews. Close ew, r. a. a ns, -714 /8401879 or846-7327 a car and a few spare generation just DROP to Fullloo Island & fine frp_k. e ncl. garage, 2 Bdr. 1 Ba, CID. bltin•. MIWDUPLIX . hoursperweelt. PEOIT" beach. Also 1 Br 644·2611 pauo, lndry rm. $325. gar, $250/mo. Agt I Mihtfrombeodt Secluded 2Br apt over· ~CASH REQUIRED ~~~~~~·-~~ TSLMgmt 642'1603 8388081 2 BR,l~ba,$330mu. IC?oking pool. E lec ._..tosa... 4300 Offlulttntal 4400 For more lnformalion Lost&Fomcl 5300 NEWLY DECORATED Two28drap~.covgan. 3BR.2'1'iiba,$39Smo kitchen• carport, $27S ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• aeodname,addressand ••••••••••••••••••••••• Darling 3 Br 2'h Ba. front duplex. S. of Hwy Great cood. Patio, gar. $S2S. 873-7513 a1ent 2br. new crpt, wtr pd, crpl,d""',431 Hamilton Pvtlocatioo.Nopets mo.673-4lS2days. Single to 3 room suite pbooenumberto Lost or Fouoda pet! Call I · .. ~ Wanted. San&le mother POU t $250. 2192·8 P acenlla . St A&B. Open h se Yardareu.536..o847 Nwprt Ha:ts lg 2 br 1 ba, w/1.2 children to ahare avail in full service big, METRO TAN An1ma Assistanc~ Ca 11 bl wn 1 · s M • F SattSun 2-3pm 646·S128 frpl. Adults. no pets. $26.s lge comfortable Laguna nr O.C. Airport, atartlll' COLA DEPT. 1123 Leaauem-2273, no fee. 636-tUO or642 097S $2l80Steals'Jbis 28r mo.~78 hse w/aame. $2SOmo + aU:l6S. CaU833-3640. ~~~~:~~1;: LOST: REWARD-Yorkle New 1 Bdrm Apt Wood beam ce1I, frpk Avail Apnl 7 $395/mo ~l S836 MESA VERDE. lge quiet, Unique 2 bl' townhouse, g::l ~:lush Ca~> Pa.rlt Newport Sublease 1 h ulll. Ill deposit. Call A TTEMTIOH!! • • Dog, male w /gm " whl 2 Br 2 Ba, adl~ pets. frplc, 1>4Allo, sunny. pvt br, 1 ba. Quiet loc $325 ~~5e~~20U dys ; AttonMya. ArcMtech, Newport, 2 exLSting ocean stripe i weater. along Spectacular View Xtra lrg, luxury l br , walk to beach, was h /dryer. f rplt SSSO/mo yrly l !til mrl 673-G004 S27S mo. 3129 c· mon Adults, $32S 644""'423 l BrOupJex Near Beach mo. 640-1212. h±i11rs. C:PA't ftc.. front take-out, sit down ~~lboa !Jvd ll on Sun. 9'19-l6S8 Lndscp Enclosed Yard r restaurants. Owner will ease c co ect (710 Two 2 BR. hke a h!!e, <All NrSbops S2l"' tS363> ILUffS COHDO Con&enial 3rd persoo ror llegmt ofc bldg. just rtnance A. Johnson. Bkr. ~38S4 , l..arge3 Br townhouse apt, conv. Patao. must bl' ., Sto bdrm Cl nice 3bC' hse CM .. 55 :::_... Oc le R..,.._s 631-4555 1 ry 3 · ose to ' · ~ ...--._ • w. m.4964 Lost· Blk Min Poodle l~ 2 ba. frplc. patio, gat'lige seen S27S-$37S. 645-4266 school & sboppma. No mo.~ ~ So. L ----- ---· · • Quiet complex. Adults. • aguftO Partner wanted Oil pro-yr old, app. ~"hi, ill v1c. no pets s.TT5. 645-3381 or 2brapt Lovely new 1 br x-closets. pets. $650. Agt.644-72'10 GIRLS. S's company-beott Nest to post ducts, silent or active. of Magnoha/Allant;i, 67~5949 S3SO pnvte ent. Balcony, encl 1 ., ... 2 8 A ail bl PtOl ma.I man is looJung ofc. Good for ...W °"' n~--CN\ HB 536-5028 197~ Wallact• •A gara.:e $265. 714·979·2228, ...:.. 6 e r v • e, lor 3 Cem rmmates, 28·38 nou,.;: opportunuy. ~ --·-------Newer Duplex 1>PiiC 1 br, New decor 2Br lBa + :>46-9261 excellentlocatioo. to share a beaut 4 BR der ..... ~ secured. 768-3494 FOUND; CAT. White long 2'11 ba. beam ceil, frµlc, aarage W Side . nr l BR garden apt $215. Calls.36-5805. furnborf\e.Jn S.W.Sa!\la ........ hlilpro•tftltlth SELL THE 1978 . Family haired with pale gree11 ::Js 2 sty, r ~h &shope. achls shop pin&. S270 N~w pamt, new drapes. Nice 2br w /paUo. gar, Oiarmlng 2Bl' 28a Dplx Ana. Tire of com10~ MCJDo. Short hrnl OC• Trust" Course. Reduce eyes. Approx Feb 15th. moyry. 06067 SoUl-9449 Like new w/w s hag, l.ndry rm. sa60 mo. Nr ,...~·Fir I Se home to an empty apt. aupmtC'l'f~.&1.1..SYr laxes, avoid probate & V i c . -refrlg, bit an 0 / R, lndry, e each & war 0 e r . '-"".T ep ace a Vu 1'ben come & hve in a .----b 1 ~~t~I uW. paid Single l & 2 BR apt.sd. 1 $265 to $295. = & ~a:. pd, i., :lk 3 673-%252 Woo'l Last $.16S (6754 > raflY style atmosphere. ~;: 1 :z~ · 0 w ft • r =~~ ~,,,s 1~~'!;1 . ~·~~~ ~~~~~rook urs t • 616Marguente n~ar new. a Ls only. 332 , w ma1or sop!>, •--•-.....&.. 3848 ......,..1erv1·ewtheSea Fu I use of the house. • • sales mfo. Family Tree ----Vietona. Open 1·5 Sat & adll O\'er 3S No pets ......,..... --.n _..., Just $175 mp. 1''or more T l 8 c 602 ? FoWld · Olk Lab fem $390.Lrg 2br,pr1.bch ~1l'· Sun.631·4237 5481098 ••••••••••••••••••••••• PrivateYardA/C Pool inlocaU·~ BUSINESS OFFICES. ru s • ox . M s1onV1ejo,comerCr Sp d Dlshwuher + (6441) . Furn or Unlum. Ground Skyway, Paradise. CA. ~:f· ~ec. s~v & ~~hwshr $325. 3 Br 2_B_a_u-ppcr. Mesa Verdt• 2 Bn, new • anish uplex. Victoria R"'"-t 631-4555 M·F enjoy pool. tenms. floor. public & private 95900 ~~305ley7 & Margue orning ~anyon Carport. No pets. 1021 cpL~. qu1ct eul de sac, beach View. 2Br .. $550. Apt tnhs 6451464 tr 900 ds So f -------°"' 673-7631 Valencia.546·6985 some ut1I pd $290 lBr$300.ot94·755~ ---NEWPORTHEJGUTS 6"-~Shar!'AHo~e ; S:O ~=~ fr:eway ·~n NEWPORT~EACH Antique pin, shape a 2 BR. 1 ba. upper unit. M~A VERDE home at· 498-1936 LCE 2 BR upper, view. 2 Br, convenient Joe. Bro()lthurst. Monthly ~~laurant f or Sale hand. Dated 1867. Los£. lmmed. possc'>s S400 mosphere 2&3 br dlx Dana Point 3826 new cpts drps . Jl~ blks Adults. $295. 642-0SSl Refined business woman from $195. Avail June Prime loc. on M1mncrs Ne: man Marcus or p k· Mo ,_ •• ,, n•u to bch . .' twn: H. eisler S.C:lemtftte 3176 & college daughter see.It Lst.C811714 /536-3133 1~1lde.J800llf SqnJ. ft.S2b00ldg000+ ing lot. Rew. Sent • · A a""•. nope ... .....,..1...,.. •••••••••••••••••••• ••• p k ...,"" N .. 'Id stra;"""l lemale •"lo ac an a or o y gent 640 7000 .,~ • ar . .,.,.,.,. o Cm ren/· '""6'' '"" • • • •• value Dys 759-1900, -----''-------EASTSlDE 2 Duplex. ocean view. New pets 497·3109 ••••••••••••••••••••••• tive retired to find & rent EXECUTIVE Realonom1cs 675-6700 or eves.~. Glon11 Sm lBr ~ear apt. uUht1es BR 1 Ba. fp~:.~n~le;ar, 1550 sq ft. 2 br. 2e,.~ ba. 1 BR uni, $225. F.ncl gar. nice house. Ms t b e SUITES 5 stations ~ ... 707 1 .adult, no pets. avail Mar. lS. $325 per $450 mo 759 0706 Beautiful almost ocean quiet neighborhood. honest, reliable, neat, Luxurious offices . ex· LOST: Male cat, ora~e v•.... .. Own 67 frn1Jt 2 BR apt, n o "92·2134 financially solvent & ecuti' ve secretary, 5 Dryen s tripe, Jilte Mor • mo r /agt. 3-1181 1 br, clean fresh paint. children no peU l aU d "'"'£ ... gar. n o fH't<. $:?65 PorterReally49'7-2468 Scm.Jumr must ovesm o1s.No personal phone cov· IEAUTYSHOP MS-3082.Rc....,1'AD! Garden Apt, bus & sho_Ps. 8.'l).9J25 aft ti PM drug or alcohol problems erage, receptionist, con· ln Tustin Gross $52,600 _;1 Costa MHo 3824 2 Br. refng stv. Kids CLOSE TO BEACH C:apbtrono 3171 please. Prefer no smok-rerence room, xerox. Asking S28 000 t\icnt Found AustnauanSh~p . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ok nope!.!. $270.548·7237. Lge3BR 2Ba. W1Darea. 2 Br. 1 Ba. upper,crpts, ~·EW••••2•9•••••83•••••••••• ~~i. buboot fegotiuable.d 1 notary. Lease or month 752'r.u~ '_ oocoU~.ll6'73-042l Adult 2 ... _.. ., R l' B •~··-.. fpk, balcony, rear pat.Jo, drps, stove, rerng. No r 1 • custom pe ... ndescnt buotr cnoo e~me aell. to mooth. Near~-Coast Gift ., .. _P best Nt• t1v·J· ~room, .. uper w r, 2 a ....... u.ouse. gar NopcLc; s.5971~1 children, no pets . drps, pool. 1320 mo. " Plaza OC A:rport & "7<'" · ' " Sh d 1ocat1 on No p l'I ~ garage, patio, pool. __ $350/mo :nc ulJI. S52·1307orS81-316S du.Id.rm. Rel. exchanged Free~ays: cau979.2161 I.Ion Fr ~.ooo Lost old Eng. eep og, $225/month 51>8 W Jaruzz:. Adults only. 2 Br 2 ba woodburning Please write stating 675 2473 reg. w/polJce. N.B. Hgts W1bon, inqwre apt E $375 mo 646-2010 frpic, d '1wash, "ar Ma'1 Boealatrdorm. an. Tustin ll90 partkulars, phone & ad· D e I u x e off I c es -aRere~._.Ple-0098ase return. " ••••••••••••••••••••••• dress to: Dept z. 177·F w/secretarial serv. Nr Beer/Wine tavern $7000 w .... u 642 LAMAHCHAAPTS RftltalsGalore!! Children ok. $275 4'&4·2414 28r,2ba.frplc,washer& RiversideAve .. NB9'2663 O.C.Ai.rport..7S2·5626 dwn 2014Placent:a,CM Lo6t:Thur,LitUeSbeba, Large 2&3 bedroom We havetOOO'sofhouses. 493-00757am·7pm $280LargeSunnylBr dryer $325. mo t dep. ~ ... -FltO ..... " 557·7490 or642-4810. wbt Maltese, female . garden apts. Oshwhr, dplxs. apts now, a ll Oceanv1ewDuplex 2BR2 JltdPoolPauo (S816) S52-0UO.aft6pm F to share w/M Busi· ""''--. "' W t J 'ff & lHh bl"1S, encl. ~ar. ~as bbq. areas, all prices. Save on Ba $32S mo. Ava:I. now. ,_ 1 t L-t-L-...1 nessman (32) 2 bdrm Ix-New office space 300 sq MoMy to Loan 5025 ~~ ~ • PoolGaspd.778ScottPI fee 541.9219or830·lSl9 Ruslic.lBr$260Garage .;;~Hoo ry home In Jasmine fl. Yost competitive ....................... · 6425073 645-4900 A-' J S (•o<>o) Creek, CdM. lmmed oc· rates in area. Fantastic ht,2.nd&JrdT.D.'s Lost M Yorkie 3/16 E Side. airy 3 Br. 2 Ua bltn~. 1ww t'J>h, flrp.., "!f' acuzzi auna "°"" ••••••••••••••••••••••• cupancy SJ7"'/mo Ca II Vt'ews pat·ao th Barhurut,refrig.S180mo ., · s, in c LOANSAVAlLABLE Reward!Vic HellerP;nk RESERVE MOW adlU;, no pets Avl /\pr 1 $320 8eaut28r Htd Pool TIIE EXCmNG Randy Parthe 833·8100 CANNERY VILLAG E· Cred1tno problcm btwn Orange & Santa (7MJ 833 0821, ti40 071i!l Enc Yd i\/C (S816) PALM MESA A"S. weekdays Parking mcl. For appt lroker, 752-5903 Ann Please call 646-2790 paint. $350 552 ·l:Wl, 2 lxl apt~ in quiet setting ~I 12-11 rl~e to fl arbor /Wilson t'Qll • MINUTESTONPi call Ed 673·1003, 2808 646-3!168 RentimH 631-4555 BCH Need a Great La.fayetteAve NB Money Ava1labk. m•1n} . MESAPIHES S290 mo. av:11l 4/3178 631 3751 Fowttain Valley 3834 STUDIO Two-bl -k . from Bach i•-.; BR Roommate"' ., · · sources. all pruJl'l'b. t.oe.t M Blutick Hound . ••••••••••••••••••••••• be h octss r h r .:-& Cutlivmgcxpcnses' Huntington Beach, pr-1me $SOKmrn 7526052 Salt & pepper . col Bach. $230, I Br $285 Some w/gara~es Pool, Jat'UZZI AdulL .... no J)t'h Open dculy 2650 llarla Ave. C.M tMesa Verde Dr E ore Harbor Blvd> S49-:M47 Brand H~w E-Side Deluxe 3Rr den & study. 2 l>a, tn level, frplc:, sky!Jght. deck & patio $a65. No cluldren CX' pets. 180 E . 21st St. ~3 eves.646-42JIW da.yi.. ac new <'P · res rom ~v. up Call The OrangA ..1ri ....,.,, A t All Ufl p d • • Ad Its N p .. "' .,. ice space,..,.,.,. i: I a r / t a g • V 1 r I itws a1 ' pamt. patJO. S250 ut1l tn· 156ul M.esoa Dre..,, (;ounty Profess1onali. :;36-9305 Speculators, investors & 19lhtFullerton. 646-0424 G<>rgrous 2Br 2Ba $315 cl Ebb T ade Realty h l t S$ Great Location c91;2·1) 4949456 (5 8lksEastofNewport HoaeMahsUnltd owne r s s r crm afters JO -----Blvd.) 832_.134 Dix Office Space avail rast Uill Oaven --- tiWw--rt hoch 3169 CA<!9860 Dependablesmce 1971 c•&ll·9950 port54S9803 Penonals 5350 Must See To BcheH' Spac1~ 38r 28a $400 Beaut Fireplace (8397) a.times 631-4555 ·r--~ ~ ...................... . . . .. . . .. . . ... ... .. . . . . . -------.... -- HEWE-SIDE 3br, 2ba. Townhouse Up.- g r aded Lgc patio Children ok 645 9~1 3 · r, lba. S26S New paint, ln<lry fac. no pets. 269-D E 16th Pl. 644 MS2 e,es,646-4262da>.., TIIE DYLAN. Nice lbr, frplc. adults. no pcL ... 381 ---------•! Hanulton S250 &t2·5251 or 6463798 Easls1de Span st) le duplx, 3 br 2 ba. O/W, C 0, stove. yrd. beam real 2339 Elden 631-3646 aft 4 30, + wknds. $-125 LA CASA llAMCA loch, I lr·A•I Mow /\ti ullls pd , tpb, drp-., pool, lndry fac'c; AdulU. over 35. no petc; or children t'al l Sue. 5!'>6 7707 or ll tnry. 642·9137 1 BR new apt, a.II bltns. ---------· crpt, drps, xlnt location. $<t25. New 3 br, z ba. 1':-side, del uxe. t>ncl i;;ar, 1767 Orange. Avail April 1. 646· 7993, 642· 1155 ----frplc. yard TSLMgml I br, s tove & r efrig 642·1003 /\dulls, no pets. $225 5.\8-6920 Apt Mgr. ---- 1 Br wt stove, r efng. Close to buses. stores Adlts. no pets. 548·6.518 Kallwqo. lffdt 3840 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SHARP, beach, 2 & 3 BR. frpl , di '>hwasher . garage, patios. 960 2.158 LIVE Near The Beach' Caso def Sol Beautiful Adult Ap~ Gas & Water Paid 21661 Broolchurst, H B 962-6653 2Br. chJldren welcome. no pets, starting al $245 mo 846-6907 IRANDHEW 2 & 3 BR studio apts. h1Jie back yard, children OK. $350 & $425 Dys, 848·26S5; evs S36 4873 NEARIEACH Ir CIVIC CENTER BRAND NEW. Spacaou~ deluxe 2, 3 & 4 Ur 1\ll blln.'\, frplcs. gar. lite• yc1 502 Yorktown · Jw.t West olBeach Blvd 536-1718 NOW · YOJ CAN AFFORD NEWPORT BEACH Park Newport LUXURY APT LIVING Overlookrng The Water Enjoy .S750,000 spec- tacular spa, 1 swimming pools, 8 Lighted courts, mlles of bike trails, put· Ling, shuffleboards. Sachs from $289.50/mo. Also l &2 bdrm plans 2 story townhouses !-:lee k1tch. pnv, patios & balcon1c:.. crpts. draperies, parking, elevators Opt1onal maid service /\l Fashwn Jsland, Jam· boree " San J oaquin Halls Rd 1No ot Oronge Counfy !. most beout:ful oponmen1 communmes A 1e1ax111g senmg wl!ll streoms wolertons ono mo1esnc Trees F eol\Jnnq pools JocuUI sauna b111tord& ~t:l excmng clullhouc;e wnn SOCIOI evenrs Tenn!!. gym, and voMeyboll 01 The Vllloge More of everymlng you re looking !or Furniture IS ovo~oble One and Two Bed1oom AdUll llvtng 2 BR. I Ba. stove, refnl(. lndry rm. parking, deck. no peL<. S325 mo $315 W out refnfi?. 745 W. 18th St A\ ail i 3 673-6275 Beaut 2 br. 2 ba. dbl gar --condo $395 Pool. 1ac Foe leasing information: $240 lbr refng. stv. C&D, frpl , secunty 675 6161 patio Adlts. no pets 724 -------CJames. 673-7787pm Nace 2 BR. nu cptc;. & ---paint. 8 blks fr ocn, 1 2 blk 2 Or. t pls, drps, rerng. stores. trans. $285 kids ok, no pets $260. S36-12Jl6 714/644-1900 WATERFRONT LIDO ISLE 64S-S044 Agent 831 ·SMl bt wn 9&5 ----- DUPLEX l BR, ~ar. fn cd yard, adlts. 1 pet accept C'd $275 mo. + dep. Dys, 642·9053, eves, ~-4333 2 & 3 IDRMS Lido Isle Bayfront 2 Br, 1 & 2 baths, garages. frplc. $600. Call btwn 3-6 laundry facil. Adults. no pm, 673-0770 pets $250 &c $340 425 "A" -------12th St · Large 2Br. 2ba w/beam · ceil, bllins. Cable T.V. Offices open 9 00 10 6 00 Now renting Spac. 3 Br, 2 ba, Pen-Encl gar. Olk to beach. thouse. New crpt, drl>ft, Util pd. New paint. fl.rs & paint thruout Gar Adults, n<> pets. $500/mo 2 br 1 ba tnplex w I pa ho, No pets. $350 mo. 968·4220 yrly lease. Avail April 10 beaut. cond.. nr prk & or 54()..3023 _ca_' _1_1536-__ 7_7_11 ____ _ I Br. near So. Coast Plaza $240mo. 540-8493 shopping. S2?S. 646-I220 H.ulllMJot1 i".ach 3140 MaflrqOft leach 3840 ••• Fi.replace, 2 br. palio. gar. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• adll'>. no pets 292 E 16th lrr.==================;;i Pl. $350. mo. •Y1AaM.-.a• 2 Br, 2 ba, utll. paid ex· cept elect. Encl. gar. SbY~rm. 0b2f °EPIJ~. ~1965 3124CottoMHo 3114 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Mediterranean Village •Beamed celhngs, wood paneling •Grassc10lh wallcovcring •Fireplaces, wet bars •Dishwashers. walk-in cl~et.s •Balcom es, patios •Park·UJce landscaping •Swimmtna pools, Jacuui •Lighted tennis courts •MinutM to freeways & beaches I •lOOM ·~· .. 2 D-2 II TOWMNOUll Adl.lf OD!Y Office Open DaU)r 9 toe G) C714J 117~010 2400 Hai'bc>r BlVd., Cm1ta , CAUi. Ke nnybunkport? Wasn't he the Ambassa~or from Australiaunder Teddy Roosevelt? ~ro~ If you're not sure who (or What) Kennybunkport was. dOn't feel bad-you're not alone. Kennybunkport 1s one or 14 dlStlnctJvely different apartm@nt floorplans at Seawind VIiiage tn Huntington BedCh. Seawmd Village 1s a result of tot.lily personalized professional planning The kind of attent:oo you deserve A perfect blend of nature and hV1n9 nestled 1n a forest with babbling brooks and qu1e1 ponds. cooled by natural ocean breez.es. Add to that tennis courts. swimming pools. 1jacutti Ind a convenient locatlon near !hopping 11nd employment and you've got a place anyone wou1d proudly call home. {Even Kennybunkportl) One and two bedroom. one and two bath lldurt apart.men!:$ from 1270 .00 5f.ra~~ ... ~ 1 SSSS Hl#ltingt.on Yilllge l.i"t ~flungton e..ec:ti CA C1t•O•._...t From ttle SM\ 06tOO FfefWIY OrfW IKlntl on k«tl to ~,l40tt\, thfll welt on McfUJeri to Sctfwlr..J 'lir;,iot P\I mllrlll'lQS rlllillOll • Optn CS&lay I 0 &M ti! ~ llOOMI 4000 Rm mt to shr lux Irv. patio ••-••••••••••••••••••• bo&ne Sauna. J>OOI, J~. .OFF:J.~F:ORJ-Ebb~E WHEN YOU NEm CASH, SplriNal Rffdet- t81SSo. EJCam1no Real San Cleb)ente. F\illy U1· For appt. ~ 7296 t2ob ~ ft'wM 10 y, or Room w/ kitchienette etc. $2.50 roo. 213-399·9t T7, fices & con! e ren c e 714 870-0086 $SOweek&up ----------:facilities in prime loca- MS-9755" AttractJve apt, pvt room lion next to freeways & bath. Kitch pri v11. $510 mo incl. util. Adm:n Pool. Call 557-7678 or wholesaler tenanti. RELAXING MASSAGE HobJames-1..Jc Masseur OutcaJJ 9-9, 4.94-5111 Ambassador Inn in Costa Mesa. zzn Harbor. Cen trally located, 235 rooms MANY with kitchen, phone & 1V. Sw:mm1n~ pool, jacutti, and rec room. Daily & week!> rates starting from S48 a week 645·4840 preferred. Contact Mr 2 Resp fem rmmales Singer, Tues or Thurs. needed to share lge exec S40«J2.1 home Walk to bch, pool. .-.--1.....--1---A-_,--4-4-5-0 Xtras. 213 592·2662 ~• wnYU1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4350 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CONTACT UNION HOME LOANS Uruon Home Loans ar •SANDY'S* ram:e loans for home or Outcllll Massage property owners of Sl.000 ~ to $100,000 or more. And through Union Home •SHERlLEE• L o a n s y o u g c t Certified M~e Ho meowner Terms. .HouseCalls-Byappt 4 Da.UXE OFC'S Conf. rm.. seat 25. all paneled, sm. wbse in re· Room & bath • friendly CdM garage, Share lrg ar. 1 or 2 yr. lease. Lake home. Pref ZS.JO. Nr So double. 420 Goldenrod. Forest are a. Kent wh1 ch are genera II y ____ 838-6838 _____ _ much better than finance company terms. Cst Pl. $13S. 979·3231 aft _4_97_1955 _______ , Harkins. Choow The T ft'WtS that flt yow ..... S.Ct FOXY LADY Oukal Massage 731-3561 6. Available now, S3S mo, 714·581·9393 Nr. shops & OCC. Kit frivgs. Day emply'd e m a l e. $105. mo 546-2573. Lovely-pvt ba·no s mk· near Newport Blvd. CM.. 1.-..triat ltfttat 4500 631 -3273 ------...................... . 3 Single Garages tor rent. $35. mo. Nr bch in HB. 960$260 PREGNANT! Caring. coolideotial counseling & referral. Abortion, .ldop drink-mature pers. SW· Office Rental 4400 CM $1.50. 646-1035 • •• •• • •• • • • • • ••••••••I• IUILD TO SUIT 5.000·20,000 Sq. ft . Placentia Ave. C.M W~EYTAYLORCO. REALTORS 644-4910 FULLY AMORTIZED PARTLY AMORTIZED IMTEAEST OHL Y t1on & keeping. APCARE 547-2563 ~ R...tak 4200 Koll-Irvine Center New 6,700' under 20<. 18101 ••••••••••••••••••••••• E.JtecutiveSu1tes Redondo Circle. unit P l"fPCIY"Mnf plans In ac· OUTCALL MASSAGE cord•u wltll state •7ll..o9JI * BEACHFRONT 4 Br. 2 ba compl. furn home. Frplc, wash/dry, dshwhr, 2 car gar. No pets. Avail June 1S to July lS. S4S·S3S4 or 644-9582 All size suites now avail Hunt Bch 842-2834 USz..400 aq. n.> Rent in· R...tah W.ted 4600 cl: Recept., pbooe ans .• util., jllllJloriaJ. mall & ••••••••••••••••••••••• coffee serv • conf rm, lnex. st.ore, gar. etc. to fix lounge. llitch pnvgs & T.V's 548-2429 Aft. 2 PM pro{. secretarial serv. on only ------~-~-pre ml s es. (714)S49·9S95 lmilln1f111••tt/ FMcmee THE EFFICIENT ALTERNATIVE Mo. to mo. rent incl: ••••••••••••••••••••••• luslnfts 5005 law. If ror any reuon we can not arraQle a loan for yoo there will be no cost orobhgation UNDA&vtCKI Outcal Mcnsog. f.of-h F. of it! Serving all Orange Co 83.S-7313 •SUSIE'S• Outcall Massage IOAM-2AM 7314162 Recept. se rv • Balboa Peninsula, $200. personalized phone cov Easter week. Close to era&e, conf. rm, mail bch. 833-3307; 673-7077 serv .• underiround prkg Nu bayfmt prop w /pvt bch area. Upper 3br, frplc, wetbar. $650 wkly. Lower, 2br, frplc, wet· bar , $S50 wkl y. 7141640-1879 or 846· 7327 Opporfullity ••••••••••••••••••••••• SAN CLEMENTE Grcxmnng • Pet Shop Reunnf after 7 good years, ine location & clientele. $68.500. UNION HOME Ci LOANS DANCE OF F1JN Beaut. nude girls danrc- & rap session. lOAM ll> lAM Mon-Sat. 12PM t() 8PM Sun. 62S N. Euclid, Anah. SSIM>lSO & more in Newport. VtlCCIHoft R...tah 4250 TIIE EXECUTIVE •••••••••• •••••••••••• • SUITE. 640·5470 2 Br cabin, TV. frplc, ----motel rm. $1S & up nlte, Office Spa~e avail. pvt en· 1-Spersoiu. 714·866·427l try. 2 s u!les, reas 1827 Wesl c lall Or NB •ALOHA* WE HAVE CONDOS INHAWAll Intm'l R.E. Network Newport Heighla Rlty '4S.5044 P-'m 8Prinl!I tux condo, avail tor Diana Shore. Tennis, podla, spa, 111lpa 6, (93. 75'7; 58f> 1008 • ••••••••••••••••••••••• w /M, M. would like 1J.n1le or di vatted woman ( \ child OK> for compa· nlom1hip & to 1hare 2 Bdrm. duplex in Costa M ..... e 25 to 18. C.11 between 8 pm Is 10;30. ~. Irvine: r to th.are furn 2 bdrm 2 ~ Rancho San Joaquin Townbou.le "I vle• UU mo Call '15UrlS 631-0900 EXPANDING 717 Fully serv. ofc space st.art.a at 64• sq ft in the dynamic N.B. airport bus. area. Space avail: 800-16,000sq rt &wanbse sp. » sq ft. Prop. Mgr J\ldy Clark. m.88U or stop by Commette Park, 4100 Birch. .. OHTHIWATSl" -OrM.t office apace. 300 to 1000 aq n. All sises & 1ba.pea, some w /wet ban • f?'Plcs II teni!lc views. Vftf'Y competitive rates ln Udo Vfllage You've aot to see It to beUeve It! Call Su11le Zaun al (7 14)175·866a tor an appt., or Ito)> by Mon-F'rl 8:30 to s·~ at Lldo Marina vma,t, 1475 Via Oporto. Sutte205, N.B. 1 JdO FREE RBNT Harbor Blvd/Baker area, C. Ill. JOCMIOO aq. ft. 40t 1q fl. Cf'OUDCI lloot, lllnt p.n.tnJ 54(>..2200 BERTHA HENRY REALTORS 215 Del Mar 492·4121 CIG.Allml SUPPLY DISTRllUTOISHIP PAJlTOR FULLTIMF. Immediate openings an Orange County and/or surrounding towns for distributors. All r etail outlets are Sttured by company. Nation's Largest Home Loan Brokerage Firm B TCW'O 770.3031 FREESESSlONW/AD Himt lch 848-2225 Smgle male. new lo area, seeking female comp11 n1onsh1p. Enjoy dancing. MoMy Wanted 5030 Non·smoker 646-2598 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pvt PTty own~ $2,000,000 worth of prop Wants 2nd TD money. Wall pay 10~ + points Desire fast servtce,ref5.644·l452 TOUCH OF CLASS ESCORT & MODEL SERVICE OutcaU by Ap poi.n1menl •646-7llh AlsoHuing Mottpge5. Tnaat o.idS 5035 HA.PPYANNIVERSARY ••••••••••••••••••••••• Capt. Cook. Sea U 1n NO SELLING You may become dis-LOWEST tributor tor nationally lwtttest Rcrt.t Hawaii. Love The Ad· llW'•l advertised cigarettes. I at T.D.'a. _.,._ Marlboro, Camels. 1111 ... Saletn11. Kools, Kent. lnd T.D. &.o.I. Noon to 12PM. 640-lMllO Pall Mau, etc. You may Falrest Tenns smce 1949 Soda! Clllbt 54oo keep your praent job, S.etlw Mtq. Co. start part time and ex· 64Z..217 I 5'45-06 I I •••••••••••• ••••••••••• pand lo hill time later if .... ~ Sln111.e's Solution you desire To qualify Retired '-'fll.IPIC' ha'! mono Date by Choice. you m11.1t have auto. a to lend. 1st•2nd TD'q Not Chance. few hours spare time Af[ent. l-837·3'744 C3ll lntrov1ew7S2-S411 <da>'1 ot eves> and cHh ----a lnveslmd.tot $18.500 2nd TD $51,387 ~ • Pl.AN I. . _ $3500 equity. •br. 2ba. lovc.>ly ,,..,......_ PLANll •.. $8000 home In Dana Point , 3 yr •••••-•••••••••••••••• PLAN Ul s:zo ooo note pl\y11 $1~4 17 mo. Jot. W..twd. 7075 For more. 'hi'foimatlon O.W.A. Mort1u1.go Bkr •••••••••-••••• ... ••••• aead name. addttu and M2·S661 l.lleratf', Grt&arloul\ pbonenumberto: m•l«' tolle•t arad METROPOLITAN • •c:aw11ls/ w/ccnsld expf'r in sales, 1'0BACCOCOMPANY ~/ PR. & tbe pollth:al Ii QpttUe Divi.tloo tZl a...t & .-... )~Jal arena ha1 retocat EXECUTIVE Ot.rrCALt.. MASSAGE P.O. Boxm ••••••••••••••••••••••• ed to N.8. Loatin• for MIF' dwe I Br. Apt oa Ofc Dowatown Lal\lna. &Mmead, CA.11770 oPP. lo as~. fl a row BaJP*ilo '15(1/rnoyr'1. m S. ll. P1 cpt.t, + ma..ts 5100 w/(lrm in tbia area. m.IT80 peneled. l&lcla uUJ ans. fNCllt:ASE YOUR IN. •••••••••••••••• ••••• •• "°'I017 -..i.Clf'cN-Ti'll COME. Call ·9047 ror Slanln1 wrtter/t'd1tor ---------• ....... ~.LIM..,,.. tnlo llbOut auti.taal.ially wUl ch4xlt y ur t.hem / Woman seeks employ ~ ____.,.. lmicNlll.lftl rour locomt nu.nuscrtpts cbtap mc'nl as col'tlpaniora l'> om 1TJ..am2 PiUt umo. Mr. OUaa 114-C3M'lt. Sr auun.. 148-nn • : AcCOl& tMoy C. ,.,.hr ~ .. -""9 . ...........•.........• MovlncJ '~JP~ lloofln9 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ......••.•.•......•...• ••••••••••••••••••••••• f'/(;bi Bkkper w /!our lndcJ>('ndent curp~nle1 ~n t'urrent r A exp Rflmutltla adti1l1uru. w1 anllf accts to wnrlt on Pllllo cvrs & dks l"t'nl' n. your ofrke or my tna repair ~ual work ROOM ADDITIONS RF.DWOOO FENCES UWlt lo orrlt'r, licenst'<I, atuarantnd ~ V ES 642.2073 Haul. sk1plu<lder dump trk, ¥ritdtng, tret' wrk demolitfons t!lC &31 1257 Geut'rail clt'un111.: /\l:io V.C do \al'&Ol hO~t'i. & ~ __!.'.714 )1127 woo l'ml :itorv w I /\llu111 cost.a rK1 morC' l''rt't' e t fOC' local & ln.i di.bl Or Cty Van & Stora&eo PUC Lil' Tlll.015 S37 3lti0 or lnl l':.Xt ., Kep.-lr1' Small )Obs O K Call Brul·t S4J l!l>t5 ROOFS 1n1lo1illed factory chrect. allab 3) yra Qill Harold Gunn ~9·2961 hOme Call 962 1054! allt-r Mr Bell 845 99QJ ?ftn --Ccrpd S....vlee Apanmt'nta & Houses K1tl'hen tkmodehng 1•11111) & t'1na11c1n& AvJll ---Roon HaiAMJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• lnc~Tax ••••••••••••••••• ••• ••• ~ 3161 YOUNG MAN 5 yr:. t'Xpr Roof:. For ~i. All l) pe~ In wallcovering )o'ree Li< bond d ln5ur l'Tt><' at ~7ti Andy ui.t1male 894-0421 or ••••••••••••••••••••••• Tax prep11rat1on t>y Affilmtee Repair •••••••••••••••••• ••• •• t;;ll 3065 or ~ W72 ll.1•11 A.l1r1•nbt-1 l: & lhll tioors: Wood, ceramic. v1nyl & CJ.II'! 27 Ylb l1cent.~d rontra<·tor c .. meo lnlt•11or~ 531-8440 OCC Stud~nt t Ton truck Trash, tree trim Ron 642·5703, 9'79·6'119 forrnt·r I R S agent r~/roperilMJ ~ . ~-4133 Pal c tung , p u 111 t 1 n e . ----•: .. •••••••••••••••••••Cai 11cl Man will lj\ "~· dry1 , d,hw~hr re vours or m1nr Rep..ain. .Pain. Rea~ 61b 5848 & de.in1n.: luu1 Cuar !lnytJme ~ork al b1g11er sa' ini::. Slwrl.lul·t11f IXOYfo~ 754·0272 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ISyrs Puinltog 0 C ~ Comm Apt lo rates Lie In! 839·t!M16 499·2901 gu<im work l:;xper'd. Tiie Strng i.tudrnl brg trurlo.. tree cuts. <'lnup, hauling 494 7611J & 494 2129 Wouldn't you ruthl'r hd\'' a cert1rred puhlH ar l'Ounlant prepare your 1m.-ome tou return., For Wl appl 10 your horrw ca.119688182 faat ••••••••••••••••••••••• Llct1ru.~ & bonded & llEASOHAILE CE R \MIC TI 1. t: fort!e .,~t. 64!'> JO.lb REMODELING Pl'.., ERS PAI"lTING f.~pr d Reas Rat~s Fret> t:~t Call Gene 552·Gl58 Call ~7 1041 S p e " 1 d I t y 1'~ n · •••••••••••••••• ••••••• Shnmpoo & steam cleun C'ustom Room /\rlds CirardenlncJ Hc.Mdecaincj ••......•.........•.••• tri~lfloon> 25 yri. t>llpr 962-\883 rte.hr /R-,ciir D(alline. J.1rch1lt'CI ur.11, ('olor bnghlenrr~ wht C'atunel~ <.-Ounterto1>:> s~dnl draftsman, t•xp 1·pt~ 10 mrn blt:arh Apt O<fl<'t'·Comm All Prof Japanese Lands<'ap 1111{ & g.mierun.; M atnl ind mowing, tnmmrng, :.praying, weeding. r'rt.>e e.tamates 545 7072 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Want a REALLY CLEAN - - -- HOUSE" Call GUlgham LanckcapincJ . ...•.•••...........•.. , ................ ;;;;; ... -;.- Neat patchc11 & textue11 FtlH HT. 89l-1 439 <lVaiJ Call 751 96'.!7 Ch•un hv, dm rm. hJll Custom llornes & Unali. Colleae arch d $15 i\\g rm $i 50 cuud1 Quallly not Quantity ., slu ent SIO. chr $.'i GuJr l'ilm Wm 8 Andt·ri.on Willing lo do drafl1ni( J>l•l odor Cpl rl'pa1r l5 llwldcr Reas rates, good ""ork ) rs t', pr Do "'or k 1-'rt't· 1':.St 631 0361 fa st s er v San rl Y m)'el! Reh 531 OIOt n.---i 548 3650 -· 'T"'" .~, --- -Carpet C:leanang. S rt+ .. J\M ••••••••••••••••••••••• Asphalt Re-pain or SHAMPOO \l>.o fltl<lr •Car1bbc1111 Drap,•riei:.• ""'f•••··~···• ••••••• ••• ,\: "1mluw '"'r" 9d 11~ Cstm & com ml U1recl lla.s nun damaged ~our llutdi \1.11nll'n.1111·1• from wrkrm 631 :UlO asphalt" Call 631 21t0 ~d~. lie , msun:tl C....t/Conc;,...t~ e.ctrical ·····················•· ..•.•.....•......•....• -&lve Money-Dnvcwa)s, P.tt'lfH' C'<>nl'rt'll' l.11 'i 1':LF£rRICAL SERVlCI-, Parking lot repair~ Ja) & full d.1} r all's CALI-5 $15 hr, & SMALL ~eakoat, l.1t· N ll.l :'t1 fl.15 :t.!57 ,1ft~·r :H'M JOBS 84211233 S&S \sphall !>Iii 11171 Controctor ~ Etedrk • ••••• •• • • • • •• • • • • • • •• • Lu· 327136 &t5 6974 ••••••••••••••••••••••• j{ .J ltu!fm:.n & Sun Ct•n A & E Systems A11tu roll ('011tr Cu, tum All & CLEA.."I UPS llAULING Pruning Plantmg Fret> ~l 642·9907 JOHN THE GAR OENF.R For Prof grounds cure c.ill John. 25 yrs exp 2 llurt. degree-... former White llow.c Gardener Personal serv 645·8446 Expr'd gardener Yard & Cleanul)6 Free est Call Pedro at 646 !>401 Free est for gen garden mg & haulrng t\4!'>·7926 after J 30 ------Gener~ Senlcei Ci.rt fo'reeesl~55123 •••••••••••••••••••••••,\II PROJo'F.SSIONAL LANl1it'Al'IN\. Painting lnttr/Exter . THE SUNSHINE GIRLS Housecleaning & office spec1.ili:.ls. Spec on apt.s &. R. E. work Sen 7 daY$ wk Bernd~ 1n sured 5-lO 9525 <anytime> --------••H·KLEENZ •• AnyUung dirty-home-. wndws-ofr·cpl 540 17!13 Rea.~able pnce!> Re~ 1o1<ork_!u.i.r 642 0386 968·8783 or 547·5846 Landst•.ipmg Trn· tn rn ming. Clean· up K ) th exp Fret' Est J &y Noboru 848 4043 or 897 .2962 MulutenaM:e . .•...•....•........... R&IT AL ,REPS Bruce & Dan, 642·5703 Mascwy Prunung. Extr lnlr Ex pr d, honest, nut. rea:. 1..1c'd 964·104~ Dave Jome Extt'r Painuni: by R Sinor St. he ins Try me. 836-~ 24 hrs Prof paint s & paper hanging, work ~uar f'ree e:.t '36·4780, SJ64383 Paint Yow Castle .......................... •.....•••.............. M1yako HousecleaniD-~ ~rvil'e, houses. yal•ht<. ai>U & p1ut1e!I Oncnt.il excellence. 631 S470 Bnckworlt Small Jobs Newport. Co~la Mesa & lrVUle 675Jl75c\es PATCH PLASTERING All types Free tlSlJmates, <Alli 540-6825 ~---~~ PLASTERING Homes, additions, re stucco rree t!~t.s. lo~ rales. 5864892 Patchll\g, 11111rxt, round rpr Bonded, l1t•'d l-10607. lm·3846 ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• HOMESAVERS Plumb- ing & Healing Free ~l • $10 hr Honest & reliable S<'rvice BofA, M C OK 979-8065 or 847 -0383 up awning.., for l h•· .\clrl p.tlln" 1·al.l11wls motor home & Ir .n I'! furr:m .1 1'•·~ ''"rt'l f(, • ., trlr All c·ulor' & 'ltl' & n>mru I ti-15 lli44 or \mmed frt-e ho111• in :.111 t!'>ll Lie· & bondcd _.ut1at1on 8 tO.\ \I & 1-:Lfo:t.IRLL IAN Pnced nghl free ~·st1male on large or sm.tll Jubs Ul~n"<'. mt· & ~xt Please ('herk our re ferences Lu~ ~ 320881 Guar msrd, free est Ted 636-70llS Any ptumbrng. water serv leaks, hathrm encl. ceram1t• trlc Rt:as 832 24611 •tPM 1:1•n e·untraC'lor ~·ound.t 1213t592 '•OW tron~. Jrld1lron"I, re -IT)(xlehng. block~urk C~tff 5S6 112.l 1 '•••$•••··············· Ca r pent1·r fo'rc•1 s1-:1.1. idle rlt'm" "'1th, l'Stirn:Hes. Any 'illl' job~ U<uly Pilot Class1l1l•d \d Tony, ti4fo 981Mi to.l-' '.l678 ELECTRICAL DESIGN & INSTALLATION nme & mall'nal only Jim Christy & Son !17!! 7312 B.ECTRl·SERVE 557~ HANDYMAN Homes & apts. Consc1ent1ou~ Craftsman Call 645·0302 CLEANING LADY Exp Mon thru Sal Gall 646 7336 Husband & wife, 20 yrs exp in clearung houses & bid gs Free esl Ca 11 Juan 642·6054 "Two Men Will Move Yoo' We handle lrg & sml moves office & household Distance & local, also packing Lowest lt>J:al rate Llc msrd Cal T 111 9-'4 Ph 847·7278 Pa1nt111g lnlr/ ~xtr 25)rS 111 Harbor areii. SI LH.' 1113281. 642·2356 ---·--- p APERHAHGIHG 20 yrs exp. Free ~st. Plumbing repair etc Ucd. 5 yrs exp. Reas. rates. Jim. 645~ ••Morl' than electn~adn~ SELL ~J;-;t;,;;; with a 979-4963 Owly Pilot Classified Ad. Want Ads Call 642 5678 Want Ad Help'> 64>2161.:_ As_k_fo_r Bo __ b_. _ Try a Dal I>' p ii 0 l Find whal you want in Classified Ad to buy, sell 00·5678 Dally Pilot Classifieds. or renl aometh.m& The beat pion to buy Of ,,.. dOl'l9 the Or~ Coo•• i. lhe Dooly ,lot. 642-5678 DAILY PILOT JobsWanted, 7075H~lpWanted 7 100HelpWa,.ted 7100 H.-pwanhd 710 HfipWCNthd 7100....,Wonted 710oH.-pWanted 7100 He4pWanted 7100Hflf)Wonted 7 100 ...•••.••..........•••. •···•··•··········•···· ...•••.•...•••.••....•. ··••··•····•···••······ ••..•••............•...•••.•.•.••..•...............•.......•..••.....••.•...•..•....•.......••.•.•.....•.•....•...• t:xperlenrNI J' \I'\' r EH !>t'eks Full ·rime '""k Jirush. rnlh•r Arrlc~' ~pray c.111 (in•.: !17!1 9621 Semr r!'lrrNI 1Jt1Y ~rek.., pt time \A.Ork , "111 t't>r1 s1dt•r full t1m,. \'er,at1le. nffH 1' plain c·ook, l'Ompanron, l't• Clas:-.1fll·d Jd u lllt. Dllll) l'1lnt P Cl 1!1n. l'>li•r "'"'IJ ,fr .... 1 1'.oltf !/:!f.:!.1 t1 C I I r t• cl I-d U \ ,1 I 11 I M'.Hl htllJ.! fur <".J!'.t1l1• t".,1.111· 1111 , .11, l.1k1 r ACCOUNTING CLERK t'rnP Qu,ilrty t\e~ port Ha:;ed Retail Store ls 1·11rrt•nlly lnterv11.'~tn~ Fur Purt.'f'lme Pos1l1on 111 'l'ht'ir OHirr Staff Joh opt'nmg reqwres skill "1th ltl kl'\' a1ld1ng m;irhrne, knowledge of 1'11rrc1uJ.!h<; I. 5000 & L 6001) machines basic kr111"'h-1hw of 111\rntnry A Rec & A1Pay & P•" r 1111 HotJr'\ llex1hle Salarv commensurate "11 h 1•x11t•r1 .. n1·c l'h"r'Jllt 'urround111gs Plea:;e '' r11l rt...,urn• to Classified Ad no. 2 12 c /o Daity Pilot, PO lox 15 60 Costo MHa. Catlf, 92626 ALUMINUM FURNITUllE MANUFACTURER Openings for qualified Classification Rate Range Set-Up Man $4·$5.05 Painter (eleclrostal1c) $4.17·$.5 21 Truck Driver (furniture van) Foremen/Lead men Hell Arc: Welders $4 .17-$5.21 • $Salary Open $4.50-$5 66 Au1omot1ve Bkkpr Acct 's rcce1vabll· at·ct '<. ~)ayable . Burrou.l(h~ posting ma('h1nc· Harbour Vnlks" ai?•rn 18711 Beach HI, fl B 542.4435 AlITO PUTS COUMTER rYSOH F' lime Will tram P;Jrls sales. rnventory control Some ~··n ire ~ rit1ni.: Sea & Sun Subaru . K42 Of>7S Banking We ba vc 1mmed1a~ opemng tn our San Juan CapislrilllO office ror a. TELLER Duties include working Wlth new accounl!i and general teller wor k . Must have at least 1 year ex~·ncn1'<' Plc.ise apply m µer son IOOtCKHPER F/C 1 Girl ofc, Mff. A P , A R. payroll, ta'\cs, flnan stale, 1nvo1rmg, etc Typin11. a must C.o pd heaJth/hfe ms. C'.ole instrument Corp. I 714 l 642-8080. E.O E IOYS ·GIRLS Clcnral *Secretaries *Typists *GEN'L omcE Work for lhe agenry lhut turns time Into Top S Long & ~hort lerm as s1gnmenls. Top job~ ·rop pay You're your nwn !Joss HO FEES _ l•r;1t111n f'..ll !JUI 1 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ E"P•'rtl•nce 1n lh1:-. & or related lube hrnd1nR forming <tJ>t'ratron ~111 be g1,en Isl rc111s1dcral1on Sona• llP\'lltn~s 11rc 2nd shtfl 11111~ :1 ~H2PM ;•t)(: pt•r hr :.h1fl d1ffrren1wl t urld to uhove rnk ranj.!l'~) Atrro PIX/RECEPT. lmme<l openani: Oth1•t dt>rical dulu•<. \1uq have typin~ & 10 kry add mach expr C'onl.ict Mrs Hauser 546 1200 HOME FEDERAL SAVIMGS & LOAN J2039 Camino C'ap1strJno San Juan Capistrano 12 16 years of age. Even· ing work Obtain new ~ubscript1on!> for the Da.1ly Pilot working "1th an arluH supervl"H 1-:arn S20 to s.10 µer wel•k ur mor~ Call 12131 5!17 ·039(; noon lo 5prn 1213) 498·2473 S1>m·9pm Call Colle<'t "O~ office · ~OJ overload llolJ.'>l' :-.1llmg H1·tir1·rt 1111 Help Wanted 71 oolH.., W a.hd 7100 ..sva1l !)Umrn•·1 l'r t•ft•r •••••••••••••••••••••••I••••••••••••••••••••••• THINLINE MANUFACTURING 2697 S. Halladay, Santa Ana CaU 979·0131 "- 557·0061 ocean hou:.t: f.xn·I 1..i,, 1 _ ... __________ 1 .. _ ... ..,_ ...... _ ... _, 2137"'1-~l J723 Birch St. N B (' '\ 92675 BOYS 15 to 17 P/llme eves. ti to !1.30 t'hrrsl 1anlv ~<·rl'nl rf11 Laguna ~nman av;.11 1·ves, some 1o1<kend' .i· rompanro n ·d 1Jt-for ~eruor lad) Jm fUf ('Om p a s s 1 n n J t t• • n o n s mo k e r ct r 1 n k 1• r l!Y7·2b31. fl1•l101 bit' ) 01111 ~ 111,1 n "' refs St'l'I" 1r111•r 1·,11ni.: ~p llffil' C\<' "°knd l'mploym1•11l Iii 1 XI.JI! l'\'COllll(!> Hefp Wanted 7100 ••.•..•..•...•.•.....•• Arcountrn~ CUSTOMER -. ACCOUNTING CLERK Set your own wortdtlca houn! Would )'OU llkt> lo ht•al the rush hour traHic 1n the morning and l(o home a lttlle eilrh1•r 111 Lhe evenings? Tn•nclJla "flex llm<' · program al lows you to arrao!ll' f11·ll 1ble ~orkmg hour:-. We are lookmi: for "" meone wrth a yeJr or vaned accounts r l' re 1 v ab I e, b 111 r n i.: 1· x penen<.'l' V.iriety of dutJei. to include. brlltn(! to customers, applying paymt>nls, prepanng 111 voic~s. You will 1n terface wrlh lhe market 1n g department and customers resol vm11. pro blems and other funr lions At'curale typ1n.: skills and lhe ab1htv 10 operate a 10 key calculator E'(pericnee Wlth a lea.sing company 111 a plus Excellent workrnx en vironment anrl compan) benefits. Plea11e a11pty 1n person TREHDATA CORP. Standard Memnn1·~ 01v An Applied M<Agnellcs Co 3400 W. Segf'rstrnm Santa Ana, CA 92704 C714) 540-3605. ext 213 Equal Opportunity Employer M /'ft ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERIC l\Cl:'OUllllnjt ACCOUHTAHT An F,qual Op port unit} Employer M /F Must he intelh,!!cnt &! __ .., ___ .., ...... _ \\.1 n irn•ntl) h,I\ 1· 1 full t111w lf'rnJ>11rary 111wn111g (or .t Ii munt h 111· rt orl "tlh the 1111..,.,.h1l1l• of tx·t'tlmrni: pt•rrn;rn1·111 \l lrast 1 > t•ar 'jf11·cl ,11· l'Ounts P<t)',thll' t'' rwr1rnt't \111!11\ lo nlJt•rJll' ,, to kt'~ ,, mu~l l'h J!>l' a JIPh Ill j><'r!>Ull TREHDATA CORP. ::O.tandorrl Memones 01\ An AppliNI M.ignell<'!' C:o :WOO W Se1tcrslrnro SJnln Ana. CA !lZ711<t <7l4> 5'40·3605, ext 21:1 Equal Opportunity Emplo} rr :t1 F Wrth demoru.trnled writ ConndJ Chevrolet ~Harbor Blvd C::\t mg ab1hly for spet·1.il H~p Wonted 7100 Help Woated 7100 proJert to wntf' rnurst-••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••• ••••••••••• .., ...... ..,_ ... ..,.., __ , 11.'SSOI\.'> for leading home ..... -......... .., ...... _, __ ... ____ ...... _ ~ludy SC'hool~. C'nm ~nsalron to bt' ne.:nt1.1t t'uld hep trmt• pro J<'<'t \rc·nont1ng bks.;d "' know'I uf c:urrrnt pro <'t"Olln'" & demoni.lrated wntm.: Jhrl.Jl\ t•s:.t•nlral submit resume to "linrlh \mt•rican Cur re..,µnn dcn1c ~lhool~. 1401 Birch St N H 92663 Attn Mr Vatore, Dir of Educ·a\lon EOE Arlm1rustrat1ve ASSEMBLERS 50 Tramee Assemblers Urvme> Due to the ex· Net.'<ied lmmt'd1ately pans ion of 0 u r a c1 Long & Short Tt>rm SERVICES COORDINATOR min1strathe servi<.'t'S Ass1~mcnt:. rl',ponsibr lit1t•:. lhis 3 Shifts Available ml.'dium siied emplo) rr Must have own lransp 1s seckmg exper'd ad· Call Today 55'-8520 m11Ustrat1ve 11erv1u.?s 1n force Top Pay Vac Pay d1v1dual to coordrnale Vidor Tetnporary ;.ict1v1t1es related to flt>t'l Set-YlcH adnurustrat1on, conduct-Div Walter Kidde & Co AVOH TAKE AYON TO LUNCH Sell to fncnds and CO· workers rn your offlt'l'. make about S.tO on rH·ry SlOO you sc~ll ) uu II h<i\ e your o"' n bus1nt•ss w1lhoul gl\ mg up your reftular Job To hnd out more. call 5407().tl or Zt'llllh 7 13.'19 lng of studies & com· 2cg? S. E Bnstol munication systems. Ste 10 Newport Beach ___ ... _.., ... .., ... _ purchasing & mvenlory <Comer of Bnstol & ACCOUMTIHG A Yon ,roducts, Inc procedures. The ideal Campus behind candidat~ will have 3 4 Carl's Jr) yrs exper. &/or educa· ~~~~~~~~~~ uoo in lhe <ibove com ~ CLaK .. 111at1on l.n addil1on the _ ... _ ...... ..,_ ........ Bahystlter wanlf'd. Su Cst Plata art:a. I children. 3 1n srhl $45-$60 per week CJ II :>J()-6091 a'!k for J ark --------- Bank mg TELLER RJLL·TIME Immediate opening for rnd1\ 1dual with pre• 1ou~ experience prefcrn·cl Excellent salary & benefits Apply Ul person 25276 Marguente Parkway Mis~1on Viejo Crocker Bank Equal opportunity employer Mfftlf We are seckmg a person with calculator skills & un aptitude w 1 figures Enjoy xlnt co. bc'ncnts. Apply 9am noon Moo-Fri. Penonnel M.ARRJOTT HOTEL !JOO Newport Center Or Newport Beach Equal Opp F.mplyr m f qualified candidate must possess xlnt com· municative skills alonr< w ·rerords management exper. This is an xlnl growth oppor offering outstanding compensa- ASSEMILERS <JO> Needed for graveyard. No exp nee. 8/\BYSlTI£-:H, one 9 vr ~~~~~~~~~ ACCOUNTING old girl Varttd hrs Aflns, l'Ves, ocra:; ov~r· nrghls Your horn<' or mint>. Senn refi1 SIT· T1':R. P 0 lloll 12711. N R COST ACCOUNTANT t1on/benefils package . If you meet staled rt> Long Term & FREE Vidor TNtpOrory Senlces 2082 S. E. Bristol ,, 92663 or cull !>19 5072 aft. Suite 10 Ne1o1<'J)Ort Bcb Accounting qwremenls please send MSI Data Corpor a -p,,YROLLCLK resume including salary __ .., ......... --•• 55'-8520 t lon , th• leadinq ~:xper'd 1nd1v neede r old hoy NewPorl Hghti. i-: Side C'\i area Your homo· 5 Days wit Earl)' J\M or PM 6441 0159. 494 Joc)9 t t . I i 10 kt•y by toU<'h " hte PO Box 1560 No expr nee· Cll•an •n ry e r m 1na •· s typini.: Must enjoy de Costa Mesa, Ca 92626 _ .......... &....... t~ pleasant working cond1 Ba II M an u fact u re rs ~ .. .., an occoun _,, tail & busy atmosphere 11-· S4 ""r hr Apply at Ith I 2 • "'~' ,.... needed for da:v. o;w1111: w • years ex-Xlnt work1n" comb & Air National rr you re 3183-0. Airway Ave. Ste graveyard i;hift in C'o,la perience In standard bens Apply National having a hard hme rind-D Costa Mesa. 8.30 to Mesa Call Mr Wachtel ond lob costlnCj. A S:vstl•ms Corp . 4361 ing work and are rn 2 30 PM. 642 S2M b 0 ck n r 0 u n d 1" 81r<'h St. N.R l"'lear OC terested in a career In ., rurportl EOE electronics. weathn ASSIST AMT CLHK Bankrng. Bank111g • TELLER/ REPRESEHT ATIVE Rranch ofr seeks bond.r ble teller/cap1lCll club representative Plan &. d1rert assoc1al1on da} lnl)6 Contact Hilda Ter rano,·e. ('it4) 644 7255 Westem Fl.'deral SavmRS 2744 E Coast Hwy. CdM Ec1ual Oppor Employc•r BEAUTICIAN F.x penenced. Balboa Bay Club Beauty Salon, full time. immediate CJJ>('ll mg 642-<Xm. vari anc e analy1is, ..... __ ..,_ .......... , forecast in e. or Financial evaluator for · TB.LER 'fTIME labor puforlftance telephone/teletype tn· sm non profit private We art <;eek 1 n ~ a •llKE STORE• analysis and bill of ACCOUNTANTS stallation and repair. guidance center, part cu.~tomer onentl.'d 10rl1v Assist Mana~er for materials structures OVERLOAD see your Air National lime. Salary $3 35 hr for a p trm~ teller posr Sch~ inn de11 ler Sal Guard Recruiter. We Call Monday aft 8 :31) AM ~on in our N.8. nfc f\e· $10.400 Must ha\e pnor w ithi n automated Offferg top pay, a vanety need men and women 848·2291 <'cnl teller or cashier rx· bike mechanic exper in neat appeanng 645-2702 luitdinq h.s,,.dON (3) P061tions Avail. Bide) Enqr AiM (I> Pos1t1on A\•atl Needed for new bldg dept \1m lanto. 714• 193·1 t71 Filing oeadlrne :i 31 ;11 BUSHOYS J\pply in prrson. !'lful doon's Jrish Pub 202 NcwPort Ctr Dr :'-J B ------<' a r p e t U p h o I s t l' r ~ cleaner. t•xperient·ed. must have d rl\ er 's hcen~c 640 2700 ---- CAR WASH HELP Full or part 11m1' Metro Car Wash 2950 Harbor Ill. C:\t Cashier wanted for l"ar wa.~h In Santn An<t Ex· ~~~eferrcd Cilll C,ashier Clerk RESP de pendable woman for eves & wknd work App ly, OC Airport Gr ft Shop. att.4pm. - ------- CllAUF'FEUR M·<'y ap prox 40, h\e m , P'1 rm & bath. 646 8301, Co1ila M~a Cleaninit person wanted 2PM-5PM. !'>days week 642 .180() CLEANUP Need someone for cleanup work 1n pnntshop Will also ltam •arehousrniz $2 90 hr to start Santa Ana area 54-0-8027 finGIKlal systems is r•· 0 lnterestrnglhassrlgn aged 17·21 interested m r------per prer'd Typmg 35 a stnre 552 9222 quired. Previous as· men~. st>rves e en ire getting ahead in ~ay's Ass't apt. mgr to relieve wpm. This person will -----Clencal I ti I h h Oran1e County area and compet.Jlive job mad.et mgr or 144 urul apl. com b 'd k Blueltnr Operators want w0 arb rn nfted of soc a Oft wt t e needs expt'rienced book I H B h M t req 10 wor on rd Exptr'd Call • .. • CLERICAL MSf Data O>rJ)oralron localed near the Oranj?e County Airport has 1m ml-dlate openings in the following areas: GENERAL CLERK Background 11hould 111 duclt> good lypmg anrl rommun1ralron skill-.. use of 10 kry ad. minimum I year recent offt<'<' ur <'lencal ex pen en«~ KEYPUNCH OPERATORS Background musl rn elude a minimum of 1 year key to dist· rx penence SEHIOR CLERK Good TWX experient1 required Must ha\ 1· ~ typing skills, with accuracy a musL. SENIOR CLERK Cost Ace~ Good JO-key skuls. T) p mg 40-50 wpm. Coi.t of sale., type calculalio11 m1scellancous journ.ll enllil'S If you des1rr po~1tion w1lh a progr1>,o;1,·t elet• tronics t•orporat1on of fenng excellt>nt salari l's and employee bener1h, please contact Saundra Johnson, 1714 l 549·6l25 MSI DATA CORPOllA TIOM 340RKh«'A•• Costa Mesa. CA electronic a l nduatrv keeping and accounting You can aet free voca· plex. "si wil. c ust Tues. Thurs & Sat Xlnl Airport Reprodu<'t Ions •l'toducti0tt Cieri! , 1 llonal training w1lh ex-live on te. 847 9595 working eonds Apply al R T 2 yrs ex per as rlen at ..t a lusitMu ~ pel'llOOnel al all evels eel lent pay plus free Mannerci Sa,·111"~ S45 IWSJ __ h_on_da or om , od t• (;'-uaJ Opportunity Is dntrtd. Call today and let us tell med.Jcal covera1e and ..,.., __ ... __ _...,_ 1515 We,tdlff Dr NA support m a pr ucl1on ..,,. you how lO become a travel. For more in-ATTENTION I!' control environ menl. Employer M/F busy. well psid Accoun formation on openings II Oil OVER _Equal Opp !mployer:._ Boat Bwlrlrnf.: Mus l ha' e l Y Ped~~~~~~~~~~ MSI offers an ex• ~~yHcOtW peMOffOft and btftefff package. Sfftd ~IUll"9 to Yem Wiersma lants Overload pro and qualihcalions call Ho UIM"· MCHI ISLANDER YACHTS rouler11 fessional Sargeant Arr o 11 o Work in new offlct> BANK llas F time openrngs for •Secretory 547-7631 714-979-7363 or apply at Operu.ng in Costa Mesa Final FW.,.._ Prev. exper should m· 1055 No Main, Suite 2651 Newport Blvd , 1 Senior Teller Resp for completing the elude escrow. purchas· 1016, Costa Mesa. Man nr woman. Work hoat in lht fina1'sllllion ing, sales etc Typrng 65. Santa Ana --w/vouna people. En· gx per req 'd .' Good sh pre('d Apt Mgr couple pref ex , .. Immediate opportunity *~ NO( a public acrountmtr , • . " · Joy able " interest inc for an ind•' idual with 11tartmg sal & employee Msl firm e d only, m malnt. & bk· work w/rapid adv11nct benthts Pk!! pronded Mual be 11.ood w/figurc" Pa c:c unit complex prtv1ow. ex""ritnce ll'i n & h th b I t "'' ""' · menl oppor 1n our "" /\pnl.Y. 1922 Barranca an• I' a 1 1ty o CM {"13)""'"' -"'J teller prt>ferr11bly In ncw ,. k lnd d ll · ~ ~·....,,, educational products Rd lrvlne wor epeo en > D .... T.... A ct Bkk -areounlJI Dulle-s include _ _ _ ,AIX R "" "" c "" PflS Architectural divialon Allti no barrier lrainin11 teller11, handl-• ec.,t. Citric -C~•o• .... TIO.... TIMPOlltARY •1...-.MfDI ... ._* If 18 or over Must hnve ROOKKF.F:PER. Full Grn'I rlencal dutll'!i a11 """ ftA " Re isl ........ k ntlPl ~u: lua cut.tomer transac· chrg. ~xper in ecn'I cat· 11 rHARM.ACY CLERK Pllimt ~ltlOfl ava1t.1- ble for peC1.onable 1n rlrv1dual to work with our pharmac11;l callrnl( doc:tors, typm~ label!i & wa1t1ng nn customer' Wrll tram 9 to 3 Tues & We<l. 2 to 8 pm Mon. Thu~ It fo'n ~ f.'l'kPnd wock Please <'all m111 t.o 11et ~P 1ntuv1t~ .-ppt .. t 340 Ff·-a..-... g er 1yuly to wor -·-s-s~ pleu1ng peraonalrty lions. new accounts and v.e ai. recept re\p ACCOUMTl"4G -~•• on vanoull accounUn• 4r .,_, '"IPl v"' ''-JI ~wn 9am •· ""·m ct'g lhru flnancral state· Must be denondahle C t M C " c: .. -,..._ SI "" ""'" "'.... collertlons In addition lo 1 F t ·~ P•vroU clerk with rnln o• • es o, a bookkeepln" a11111n· ... ,.,_in1-nter te men s am 1 1 a r •Ext<. C'.----"-...,, • Pt---•-T -•-a!lsi~ting 11av1ngs w/o""'rat ng & bud"eta ~·'"-1 ol t year exper .. 10 key 92,27 menu. Work close to 9"1Ulll rawtt 64M514 manAlltr Quahfil'd •P· "' 1 • • Typing 70, sh 90 5 Yr' by t-0ucti. lite typing your homr. Flaure SJJOO/mo+ t.Of)benent.a l~~~~~~~~~~J plicanla c all 1714) Knowledge of com· 8(.'('y t''(per r~'d. E-x 541M713 Equ;.I O,,pol'Wnrty Clerks to Sr. At'coun Send Reau.me· E O.E.1· 768 m 1 putenud billlnf system pol"\ background h~pful. tmployer M/F tant1 nt'eded tbruout Rink•Company •PARTS Dl!PT. pref'd Send resume 6 •Mtclcat aec-'. n. GWW °"'1p 1610 S.n Klguel Ur Newport 'Bt"ach 644-7330 ACCOUHT1"4G CLIC Otaqe eo P.O Box 2480 TRA1t4Hf r~uest ror appt, P.O •r· Famlllar w/A/~1 A!P., .. ________ I 1'obert ltatl'• N-Beach 92663 GleftdaM ~I Box 4'11. Irvine. CaUf. Btllni\lal. heny record $1 62 DAY b1WDJ II • t be•• A w-..-· Part or full Ume. Learn S.."9 112'7tfl k~p1n1. typln140 wpm Df!fl •ceur.'t~ Mln !!sier Arcountlnl soosc:.S: 501 ASSIMll.DS daaler.hlp auto part II 24221 Callr de Ta 1.ouiu ------•Cndft/Cohd5cMt1 That'~ alfy0u pay for a 2 yrs. Faat ••pandJ.ng COUICTOR No Tower, Union Bank We .,, I I 1 t " a I n ~~ ~~~r:n1~~ Laaun:. Hill,, CA IOOtCKEEPER/~ff.,. Blllnaual. Prt'v mechcal a 30 da.)' ad In lhe electronl<'I mrr. olfttfl Salarit'd poi. 1n Ocala ln'I'MCityolOr•ni• Mac<irqor Yacht Corp. nor Oungt' County F.xperienced S m•ll baCkl(T'Ol.lndhelpful. DAILY PILOT rooct .. y. t».n«ltt.. t'On Mesa olc. Mln l rr expcr 1'141135 .. 103 11111 Placnu •• CM Airport! Opportunity ror t-:qu.al opportunity Nwpt lkh om<'e 842·20~ ArrL! OHE SERVICE 1~nlal atmoapb•re helpful Ca I Bill Selllni anythinl with a advancf'mt'Dt See Part.a 1~~e~m~p~t~oy~~~r~M~/~f~i~ll~· BOOKKERPER Moulton 1~ Fr~ Nof\·~ EOE Call f ltswr•w, ~i~lna, 11'1549-4200. Hafttomfth1ilt 1'0U wabl l>allJ Pilot Cluatrted Ad M 1 r . • Now A R or P 111 • Ph arm• c y n:n S F.urlld, St" A DIRICTORY 1 DICC uv toseU•ctaaiftfid_ 0 laa almpH matter Cbevrolet,DoveflQuall Have someth.lna to :iell7 Laaunai H1lh. Mr AnaJ\ei.m.~160 DOITNOW• (---.~l"1~ne~====~~~~U~D~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~==~1~1t~w~U~.1d.$1111~~·C::.::=.:::J..::t~~tl.1~1M2~·~M18~.=-...;;;;;~1SU~,~N~ewpo~~rt~Be~a~cll~=-1Ja~1~1~Pf~led~a~dl~d~o~1~lw~e~l~t~~Ore~y~lut~768~·n~M~====~~~~~~~~;'.1====~'~4~2"~1~6~7~1~==:: . ~ . , - Help 'W Clfttt-d 71 O H.ip W ont•d 7 J 0 ·••••••······•········· ·•·•·······••·•·•····• .. CUar -' '"""" -·-~~~ ..... ?!.~~1 ~~·!.~.~~t.·.~ ..... ?!.~~ ~~!.~.a.~t:.'! ..... ~!.~~1~~!.~~t:.~ ..... ?!_~~ Sunday March 19, 1978 DAILY PILOT DJ$ I t.~.i ~ wom111n ot'edl> H.-p W •t•d 710 Heep Want.ct 7 I oo H.,p w oated 1 too Nt'tllport C.rnt·r f IH.LI\ lo.It\ '1 . .\~ lor c:tal firm 1a ,'l·1·k1;:~J1~ e4rly \\1 Hoot ... ~ l' M re'lp Pt·r-.on for ~118 i\IU)th"'\~111-p.•n B.ICTRONIC • TECHNICIANS Ct-nt'n.I Offtct> INSP ECTOH 1>1t1m~ he Iii in pn mu ry •• • •• • •••• •• •• •••• •• •• ••••••••• •••• • ••• •• • • • • RECORDS CLERK "'holl'!>ale bu, Rt'pl> tu h 11 dnblt-raar ~-+&SI 1• a t-nc1ni: dent·ul po .. IYVUll 11k1ll~. t1iur~ up O~ntoal Rl't't'l>llOnt1<t for & J>hon~ l'01nmu111r·J l"u l(trl front 0U1<'l' I lion.\ -. clients tlt'!>1rt•1I yr l'xp II.JO-I~~ \\\• h;Hl' lfllmt•t.fJJl1 Ol't"ntngs for St·nior In tl0r111t'd111ttc< and J unmr 1'1'<'1Ul1t.·1am. N11Uot101I ~'dundwn firm RECEIVING dilJ>ilftN i.d no 240. c/o Mll>JCA.L/Rec•pt ha.., 1mmed openrni.: 111 Oiulv Pilot PO Httll lor allerllUL'J tfft<:r ht1ndlc produl'l1un \VII t~t;Q l'l)i.ta Mt-'"'· \\a Salary acrordlna lo t''t P~ to HOO JOO • fo'rt><• tu appllcunt Yoo wilt lovl' .io1n, to ""ork t'lil'r)'dlty 1f you l'll )0) ¥tork111a "' pc-opll' Yuu ""Ill inccrv1l'Vt 9 12 ~pit• f.lt'I d111 tor tt11:. fanta'>lll ~ru1o-111i: 1·0 You '4111 work w a ~rt'Jt 1truu" or Ct'llow l'mpl11y1:('' 1n i:ori:t•ou" <>In Good typ1na: ~kill:. lt'Q d Call Ati1~;11I At>bot Pt·r:.onrll'I \i:1•111·y i!'>OO L'ampu., Dr. 'II H 557 61:!2 ltFJ\l, !-~"TAT~ SA1 WALKER & REALESTAT Xlnt work1n1: rnn1h & l'O ~nt'f1t4' A"k to'ur l>entJI 1-'ront ll1·.,k s h t r I l' y r r ,. " k I ( l s .. ('fl' I J q . ,.. l I rlH tl44 l360 ' Solar) 0µ1·n 'Clul CLERK TYPIST for non profit 1•.1rt ltrn1• now, your h<>rn1· ~·ull llme ()(11t•nt111I p < 1 llo\ 8184, fo't VJlln . !',\ 92'70tl ht.'11er11' to;itp nt't' 111 h1•uvy ~1·heduhn):. 1·01 lt•l'lmn" bank1111:. rnall rnsurJn<'t· Grt•ill I'"" for il#:j(ft'SSl~l'. l/llt•IJ \'Jret>1 1Jt•r~o11 !lfi:! "''31• ,.,~~ trot rt'Cot"Ch for our 111 INSPECTIO ~£!ti pr 5305600 ~ pnnl ,ho11 Ht.'me lite t)ptn~ & hgur1• l.VN Mt'd1111I Wt'll!hl M ed IC' ii I Ht' rt' V uµlltude W1lhng totra111 TECHNICIAN Comrul lull tmw Mon t1onist St<•·retar) SET YOUR OWN lt11IU)>trtou,. indi\ Xlnt t-·11 St.~o mu + OB GYN, Nli, mu:.t bt· WORIUMG HOURS! bt•nefits & workmg c:on ht'otd1t,. lltill n:n 01 up or hllve t!Qwvull'nt l'rt·mlata 'Ot•x timt>' JI d, .'\pp h N 11110 nu 1 '1Sl Data Cori>un1tum ~ ll768 ba<'kgmd. ref's ~ncJ rt' lo•"> \uu lo beat llll' ru:.ti Sy~lem,. ('01 µ 1361 loc11Ll' Airport, ha!. ,111 ments to Box 123, Daily '>lt't'I> Ill .i htth.· lon1u•r Airport) EOJo: immediate rt'qutrt'mcnl MACHINIST Pilot, CM 9262:6 Thi-. .ind utht•r 'toµ of 1----------for d Rt'n·1ving Jn1tp\•1 M....,.IC ... l 0"'-"'-ICE h I I lion Tl'1°hnic11111 Ar A rr l t' Ill" >t•nt'f11, art· Nurses Aides or !>lu your... 1 I \ 11u hJ \t' t ht• I LOCATIONS,,~ Clt'rk D~at Reuptlonist fo; >. p •' r • d e 11 t' r I! t' l 1 t mot" at 1• ti pt' r., on Ol~kd to nwnatl' lrnt nfr fo:fftcit•nt Eiq1,1 ntJ rng 1-:ndodunttt' ofr 111 followan)t 11u.iltht·~ition-. GENERAL Will Ix-rt'spuo ... 1blt· fur S S S $ S S dents. B lingual helpful I perlormtn" l'lectnrut n Hecovery room po.,1 .. ; munl1' or ntnn· 1'\ "' lion• Call D11r1• ( II I ('('l\IOI( ll•Sltnl( ol ~ J !Jl•ncnct• in rou > i•., tool LABORERS 835 462S Fam1I)' Pl.in P~ FTi to $750 AAA lontlu>n' an Ora~i; Jnd l.\1~ \n11el111~ RlH'rMd1· .ind San 01~11 t'OUOllt'' With. '••Ciltllt' .. il\'t'r11c1n1t nv,.r ~ Ouo "4 (1 pro\ 1d111~ "Cl'J r ll t l' lohb) J ri·.• l'rt \•Ill' \'OUn~l'ltii.: ruurnl>. prl\J•t mJnlil(l:'1 :. olftt•t' .wwJ •t'f"jf;1I\• work urea p.r~ v1d1ng t>,11'11 ""~•H'1Jl1• with ht:. vwn dt'sk .1i11t tl'lt>phont' 100'' Jo I< 1-... UTOTEM Convenience m>i d1j(1tal t•lt•1·11·11n11·~ tu µeripht>rJI t·qu1vm1•n1 Toof & Di.r lllt' 1 htp l'rgt'ntly Nt•edt·d such J~ l.ipe dt-1·k... nmg Asso<' Med Grp Warehouse PQVo'l'r ... uppht'~ pnntcr·, and othl'r 'Pt'l'lill pro SmJll 111\t·~tm1·111 10 11 l' t' lJ :. U r I I( h I I' l' I ' w mod I) Plrlli! I.uh 111 lt>arn '1 J\ l.11· '"'"'' tru\t'I \ l'f\ 11111:rt•,ting TRAINING Market PQh1llon.~ now J \ ;111 :11\11 & 3rd Shift.. JI .ill our loc:alJoru. StJrt $2 ti:i S3 hr lntervww' 1·11r11lurt rd Mon.f't1 at 12442 L.1mµ.,on Garden Grove: '.>J7 ~ 10 We promote from ~1than f...qu;il Oppur Emµl<i}n Codrtail Waitress School l>il~ t'I (' dJ .. '>l'' l'liJl t' ment lb'>ll 751 ~111>4 :-,., c a t 1 f c 11 1· k 1 ., 1 1 Wa1trl's'l''• In 1111· COC"KTAIL 1>11~H111n uµ;•n must I.It' 21 Ex1wr n·q 'd Apply Mvn lhu1' J 5 P M C; u I I 1 ' l' r i. H t'slaur,1111 IX.\k :! .'\fat·Arthur 11/\IJ In 111t• Codttoil Waitress School \I 1!> ... 1 u n \' 11• J 11 "\ H H 1· ' u m 1· 1 1· •1 ,1 711 SHI 11!6(1 DESIGNER to 'k1•1rh & dt•<;1~11 l11:h1 ( 1 "t I u r e ' I, 11 " rl mt•<·hJnu·al draftllll! lt n•nl.l\•nn.: 'k1lb r1·q 11 C.1 II ~ .. I(; 29(1 I I n till' IH.:.-.K l'LEH1" 1-\J II aml ur p,1 rt t 11111 appl) in µ{'r~un ,\ 111 11<1,'iJdor Inn 2!10'1 s J1n,tol . ...,Jnt.i .\11.1 DISHWASHER I' 11ml0 \h·.,a \ 1·r1k ('11m llosp (ifil <'t·ntP1 St. t• M Ill< •h1111"'lo•il>:1• ul 1lq:1t.1I I 0 I! I (' I 1•' I I II i.: .1 II ti I rouhl1·,h1111t 111g .11111 111 t 1· 1· h n 1 1 ,1 I ., , h " " I 1-:1 JtlU.11t "'n·llt•nt ""t1rk1n~· 1•11 \ 1nmment .iricl \'Ont'""" l~ndtb. S..·11t1 r1 .. ,u1111• 111 JIJJ1h 111 J)l'r"tl\ lo TREHDATA. CORP. M.uulartJ \ll'11111r1o~' lln \11 \µµl11•1J \l ,1g111•l 11 ... ( (l .UUll \\ S\'l:t'r'tr11111 :').1111.1 ''"" l \ 11;•;01 71 1 ~O:llijJ[}, t'\I :!1:1 Equal <>11r>t11 lur111 \ Dishwasher/Cook l-.mµl11)>1•r M 1' A'i'ilSl•'nt Counlq l'lubl•---------- l'<.111\0 llosp. S.t!l-3061 I> 0 :\1 E s 'I I l' h1111~\'l\1°1'pt'r J ,·rn .ti., It\ t• 111 I \'Ill hi t .irl' plt'J'illll beac·h homt· 1111 Hl'f " i H K-16 :!2X!I Elt•1·1ron11•, 111·1 t·nll'l' 't' pd I ;1 I t' d ' 1' ( I' r ii II~ I f,!fiJllt· 1-. '1 .ind h1•hl\\ ' .irt' ll•'l'<frd 11111111·111·r1·111 lhlflllrtlt' \ .Jl ·""II'' Ill the l'1~t.i Mt·-.,1 \11 'II ,1 ! ll01l11J l;U;Ud \\ t' lll·t'd ~rn up tu SJOll pt•r "'k I.ow lu1ltun l'l,11·1•nwnt ilSSISf 751 'll'H 1-----------1 m1·n .11111 "111111 11 t', f)t'n1•11c·1·rl 111 d1·1 tr11nwi. r l' I> J I I I 1• J 1• )J h U 11 t • Stodi Clerlu ducL., Wtll be rt-..,poni-1 Ship & Recri•i1t9 bk for 1roubl<·,h1.1otin~ \1U.~l h•n t' ldt•phun1· & aud fl'p111nng of n•n•l\ rell.tble lran:.p Lon.: & IOI( lt'~l t-qwpmcnt Will '>hort ll'rm a:.~1i.tnml'nh l(t'nt-r:itc lt'.,t proet-\lur\'' 3848 Campus Drive 546-041 1 \<·ro'\!. Fruin OrJn1w l'u Airport 1 E<1ual Oppor 1-:mplo\C·r lil.,NE!tAI. OFF <I.Ith Loni: ,...,t.11Jh,hl·d 1·ng1n;• jJJ1 i... d1sl11ltutor loc;rl1•d 1n < 1\1 llt't'WI for b1Jltn1: I 11tng. & t \'I' 111~ 1\1•1·ur;1q & J .:ood pholll' \'01<·1· ;i must Sl,1rt111~ 'aliJry S:l So pr hr l'htmt' :>II) til!5S fur the ttt•m, t1•,t1:1l MSI 11H1·n 1·"·ell1•111 '.tlartl's dlld t'mplo} t'l' bt'nt<f1t:. "d\'kat:l' Fo1 inten re"' JPl>otntml·nt plea~t-1·onta<."I SJuodra .luhnsno Iii 11 Sl!l Iii:?~ MSI DATA CORPORATION 340 Fischff A•e Costa Mesa. CA Equdl Upoportu111t,\ Empluyt'r M I- (;t-:Nfo:H1\I. 111-'l"l('J.. I ----------lull,'(. I p,1rt llllt•'. 1•xp1·r W l\plJl,1! t1l1ni: tdt•phon1· & hll· hkpn,i: I l C \ 1 r p 11 r 1 .1 r l' " 751 17LIJ '·•·nt•ral ~y Bld1pr to SI I 00 Proc &tgr S24tc lnsJ>tc'l'l1m1 Q.C. INSPECTOR 3rd Shift H ,, 111 ti I ~ ~· ,.. p J n IJ 1 11 .I! m t' d 1 1 ,1 I 11 t: \ 1 1 " manuf Jl'tunn11 rompan~ 11;1!> 1mm('<:hat1• nN:d tor .1 Q c. '"'Pt'l'ltll Precir.ion Grinder Latt.e Operator Acne Gricl•y Setup~otor I' f: H \I t• II VI .. \J ~T 1u::-o:F1 rs & WORl\11'\G C"O~DS Wl11f 0Vfo:RT1M F ROSAN, INC. ~'\IOI W ('od.,l II"\ N1·"11ort Ht-c1d1 . IMMEDIATE OPENING CALL 751-7343 REQUEST TAPE 503 1~1 lluur' \OJ} 1 MJ11J~ 111r1 "al(t'" 11.1111 I\ pp I I f' h (' I n n .1 I l.aicun.t 211 :\'11 l 'ou'>l H~} , J.Ji:un;, Ht"tt\'h \fatl Ut•partmcnt MEOICA.L OFC "0 '> ( .it I l' II J q •al Pl!r:.o11nel \l(t:ll\) :!7!+41 Harbor Bl l'M ~IO ~)SS l fantastll' Crnt ofr po.,. lions, Hoat: ure:J OH GYN w or w out 111' t'XP $700 $800 Off1n MedJl' Persoonl'I \.:1· lCl221 Sliltcr 11201 !-\ 1----------~ HJ~~H'll \te!>senger 25 hr "'l!t'k I gUiirantet: + I!'( Pt.'05t'i. Santa And of<: <:.ii David Smith al 549 8871 MOTOR ROUTE PERSONNEL CLERK ARI YOU LOOKING FOR A CHALUHGE? 1.ar,iel' Daily Pilot 11JUt1 1n South Laguna La,t!un" CowtpUfH AutomatiOft :'<tl(uel Monday through hos an lmmediah Fr1dJ} .ifterooun-;, openinq in their busy S<1turduy Jnd Sunl.lu} penonnef offic~. w. momtnR~ Approx1mull· -•re 60 WPM typ-ly }150 J-l('r month gros~ : ·~and t'11m1111:!> S50 oo <·ash tlt: NICJ some person· µu;.,it r1:"qu1red Phonl:' Mt ~xperienc.r. Ot+ier 642 4321. ask for t·1rcul.1 clerical poiitions ore 11011 Ll'a\e namt' and also ovoilabfe. number Jnd makt• of .iuto to be U'l''y 1n penon or contact Diane Jofri,on: I 7111 S3J KllMI I-\l l~;J Fur J\ftt'r hour... \ppl Tu1l111n 1.1'!-1st,1nc•· ((1'11 vn· llt:t'OSIOI( 't:ho~I famou:. flt>Jd St;irt'' lra111111>i l'Ja,:.e:. 111 hnan\·111~. ew n>Vt 4011 l(uar .rnlt>t,'tl ,ale~ l'IU)I Jud10 \ i:.ual 14eek h 1>1 l11·t· tr;.uning ,;nt.f on lb< Joh lr.11ninl( • MANAGEMENT. '' 1• "' 1 t 1 r> J ~ o \ " i S I 0 11 ll , (I 11 II 1 11 II IJ, I mJn<iger' 1n 19i7 111 £n sllrt' !hat you rl'\'l!I\ 1· ~ lr.imml! JllaJ twlp )ou lll'l'll 1111 .1 'lll(l'''lul hf\ol11111 'Jrt't'( AIDS .. r.11-111111·1 ol :J:.! J{,.,1li, Hua1t), 'vkmfJ1·r 11( :, Nd I I"" .1 I Io(' J l I <1°11 "'' "" t' 1:11ar.1nlt'•}d ,_.11 ... pt 111!1 am to:-i lt•n:.1\ 1 das,1fll'<I Jhtl \t•llo\lo p.1)!1· .id' l'rt1,.,1r'f)! th JI J!t't rl·sulh ( h t•r fW1 "rt' prtnlt•d nmtrJt'h brO('hUrl'S .iml forms ..., makt• n111r Joli t''1'1<:C.: l' o I It• t I " r I r .11 11 1• 1 ~· 1nan1· 1 It .... I. r r 1111 helpful n111,1 hJ 1 ,. i.:uod lt·lt>phu111· 1111<1· xl11t 'JIJr~ l"11111.111 \11 !;110dm,in tit,) <!MI Componion-P /tim~ for t'ld<·rh "0111 "' Wt'l>h hH "II t .di .tit 7 pm,:~5-.11l!'> ( '(X)X. 1• \ J>4:r rl rr1 ~· 111·'1 hom1· "'t•1•k1·nrh 1'.\1 DRAFTING TECHNICIAN ll'll•t' J>t lll'IJllJl1t1n .11111 rt·f111ir "'''''·11?1• , 1•nt1·r <1J>l•rat1m" .111rl ~'"11111 1 I forpt ."I 111~ l/,·r t' " \ 11111 111>1-1orlu1111 \ 111 1·.1111 1 MSI Data Corporo--.ub!'ot.t11t1.11 1111111thh 111 tion, the leader in t·o m ,. ' t' ti',. m 1• n t brnl'flb hJ,.t· t'" h.111~1' portable applications pn\lll·g1.... Jiit.i \JOit i-: • terminals, hos an im-For 111fu11nJt111n "" rnediot• require~nt 11p;'11111g-. J11t1 11uald11 .1 for o Drafting Techni· tum, .. at~ !-.gt \rrollu cian to prepare ?~t!r797363 "r .tppl~ .11 f I d . f ~'651 Newport Uhd. ( \I Mot1 Hand.ling Pkg EnqiMH S24KI Sr R&D Chem S26K MARY HICl<LE AGENCY 170 Newport Ctr Dr I Suite 245 Hewport Bch CALL 640-2920 I l'u-.111un 11•q111r1•' \\•ar., l'rt'\ lllU'> IO~Jll I 1t11n t''ipt'n••n1 1· 111 l'fc•r r11hh "'JI Ii 11f,1,111 ' ... ', .• II I' 11 I ' u Ill I'·"'\ lt\0lldlls pit" p1'11frt h.11 lit.I! l'lt•11,t· JJ))lh Ill pt'I '"II ll11lp111 COLlATOR/PACKER \.1alurt> indt\ m•t-ded tu 1>.t1·l...i,1!1 1·tlut .111110.dl m.il b ...,,, t'\IM'f 111•1 Jo'Jt0 ll1l1 101 .111·11 Oil WJnlt'r SI In SJ11l.1 \n,, \pr1h P.·r..u1111d I Jq1t ...,atwn;il Sy.,h'111 c '" 11 I.JI.ii B1n·h St. 'I. I! 1 :>;r OC \irport I fo.OF We have an 111-1•·n1n)! 1011 leJdrnJn 10 uur "'holt'SJlt• lfl'I:' nUr'>l'f) .\ppllc·ant:. ~hould hJ' l' J n>mb1n11t1on of ,., j)t'r in tht• 1•11r<' of urn<1nH'11 t 11 I ' I ti l' k & ' o m t' llortt\'Ulturt• 1•t1111·at11111 Ttu:-I!> d r llllll' pl'rm pt.t>tllOn Call \\<J\ne \\altlr Per:.unnei Of( !'>4 1 Hli.11 f'rom 9am llJ noon THE IRVINE CO. COMP UT Ea .AUTOMATION 18651 Von l(CM'TRQn lrYiite, Ca 92713 1-.qual Upponunal\ 1-.mplo_\t'r M t- PEST CONTROL Ska ti\ J1th fur r1 ~hi 1>1·r~on ""o 1•\r>t·t 111' Prof11 '>hilnni.: & ~rnup ht•alth A11ply Tu1•, 11 12 Jt I .lo\ 11 l't•'I t '11111 rul ;u, ~: 1 l\'1·1 Hd s.\ Fret· 111stJllal11111 ,tl\1l l'llk up 111 H fc tall lorm1• µ0-.1 For SJh• "~"' "'1th h111 It in h1\·k hux l"rl't' hu!"rnl'~~ 1 ,, r-..- ,1ller 1mt 1;il urdt>r Salt"' J~l'nL' lor 11\t'(" 17~1 ..._ llom1• I r.1n, !°>UPI"""'' 'ul;,..1111.1111·' 1n .. ,1·r11"' mortal(•• 11l,11r.1n1-t' .ul(I 111.u kt•lml( I t vc1~~1~1~n~!~~•t1 1·11mmr,swn "'lln \I> \ A'llC"KS lh.11 ;illu" \1111 In n·n•1\ ,. r11111m1~'"rn h..t11r,. 1 lo ..... 1111·,.1-r""' bib ti71fi COOKS L \l'f-:HI t-;Nt' 1-.11 Top Pay-Good B~nes f;,fl & p /ti~ orma raw1n9s o piece parts , os-bee Secy to Sl500 semblies, and elec· 100• • Frt-t' lu .1pplit·a111 , . \our u1rpor.il1· ,..1.,., tricol diOCJrams from 11kgd & 11 .. ,..,.d p1" sicetches and marked fl•sMonal mJ11111·r .ir1· I It•· prints. In addition, this a tribute~ tht>. ti~ 11o111111 ~tion will pro•ide 1·ha1rm,1n of th1· Ito 11 d ol dr'""""' i.t•tk.., fur h1 ,. prt \ ·"" GENERAL "111 \'d hlilht'"' I\ t ~ t 11 \\111 k p t1111t• l'n111u1· 111 I I' I \ It'~ ' I I U .1 I l II n l'htld11·11 l\dr111t1t• (';ill 1111 1'\t'lllll" d1·t.11h I 11,1111· 111111 1, 111 11.:~1;.: t'\I 111•· SMILEY LABS lili<kl Gtllt·t11• '' 1· Jn111l'. ('Jlrl !17!1 11500 1-:qual Op11or1u1111' 1-.mµlu) •:r MJ1ntt•11;111<·1· m.111 lor ,;, 11n1l apt 1·11mpl1•\ 111 ( · \1 <21'.ll/lliS ;ll!!il Maintenonct Mon 1;1•1wr.it in.11111 11•11111 :,1;.: .• lpl l'lt'iHI llJI ( 0f"l .1 \11·., 1 Jn·.1 1.1:.> 11;rn NURSES AIDES Days Cull ur p l1m1• ~. x JX'r·d & lra1n1'"' ~'''a \'t•rde <'on\ '''"I'· 1.1.i l'l'lllt•r St. C V! I ' 1-. I' I I I 11 '.J ~. H -.. 1-'ull µ<Jrl l11111 1;1,.111 JIJ) d,11f\ '>.lh ii It Nut''l', \1d1•.., oill ,h1fl"o l•----------1 ul I & p;1r1 ll 1m• \\ ti I l'l.t,.lll'' I All shi~s a•ail \l'l'I ')' l"I I'" 11-..11 ;o ;os Rntaurant ~IOUO L11k1· Fon•,t llr LlJ:UOJ JJ1J1, EquJI Opµ t-:mplyr m geM1" tlJTTl"CJ sup-Wt'} You "'rll n11·1·t (... port to Engineering ).?rt•t·t thl' l'H'\ 1 lll'nl, ol R e s e a r c h o n d th1., h11: n.tm\• fJ,l i:nm De•~opment. 1ni: 111 Top ,1,.111 r1•q d MSI offers excellent satcili•s and employee benefits pocltaqe. scm.rdoy inter•iews cw-e a•oilobl~ upon_ re- ~t. For 1rnmrd1ote consideration coll! Vern Wienmo (" J II ,\ tJ I .I! J ti \ tit'" l l'ccwrull'I . \i;t:rt• \ 1.,110 l".unp11' 1111" '\ II 557-61<!'.! GENERAL It \1111 .1n· .111 1111 .. lhl!\'111 1 .... 1 II j(ff)Omt'd 1n1ll\ 1tlu.tl "ho .., rnl1•r1•sl1·1I 111 "'"'" 1111: "ppro" m.1 lt·h 5 lllll) (,\~ ;'1:11\ & .J.111 \J)( I \I,\' '"" llllt·r \''"h·J 1n 1nlk1ni: to VO\J lnstrvc:tionaJ .Aide :.'nd <;r11dc J hr dJ) !t \111111 h \ 1'ilr SJ li I h1 \ppb . l>dorl' :J 211 iH lu l.Jl(un.1 1'c:ich L'n1r11•d S<h1,,1l llt~lnd , 1!11 X5-l11 MAIMTEN.AHCE MAN I' t1m1· 1''l'' llu\1·r ') h 0 r I ' \. \' I I' I I II ii I \ U<.l'ptt.d \.111 itr111 • .,, \l:'frt-;"11\~t·E g1•orr;1I p.11111tn~ , .1rp1'Tlln ""'' tnc.il ~"' pluml»o" mu<tt ~ nt•at. ,l.?Qod P"" for 1t1• l1l'nt1Jbll· p~·r~on ~ 'tlllll lr;im Ltdu Con\ JI<''' 1·111 <'tr 1555 Superi11r \" ,. :-.tt fi<lh 77f.H "u'""c' .\1de. Lt\ .. 111 h1r l'lderl) ~lr<>kl· µal1t•n1 sh o u Id b 1· h 1· a 11 h \ ... n-onf( k1nrl r~m tir'il .,m Wd.l!t:~ lit<f, ,\l11r11 .. or "' c•, M.J 4666 MACHINE OPRS (,riJ\\')Jrtl -.Juh •I lP\1 7 \ \I 1 op 1• 11 1r1 g ' I "r tratnl'l'' ur l'\l)l'r 11 111 ll«:llon motcJ1111( lllJ\htn•· "l>f" Ill llU r ITI \'ti I\ .ti tl1\·1,1rin \'t•r\ 1 lt·,111 v.11rk1nl( ell\ 1r11111111·111 1-1a11t lunch s:i hr ,t .11 t 1ni: ~JI!\' lnr lr.11111'1 Hap 1 d I( rtl"' l h \ In I 0toOl'ftb, j)J.,I! 111r(111f I II paid mJJ•H m,.,I Ilk .t dt'nlJI µI.in 111nl1t 'hannl( ,\p1>b \flt'I :1ti I t•,1r-.. ffl IJU• 111·s~ \\ 1lh 10/l 1·11m1Mn.~ 111 Ill'<'' 111 111-.un• tontmwl' 11( poht II" our 1 21)(1 •" ''H. tt.1h'' ·lf •• ~•1lltnl!. rHro•\\ 1111lu,tn l•TorrJ, llur \11llun1· '' mor1· th,111 :)2 llClll,IKIO ,1 !I.I\' l~flll llurr11•, '"Id .1 111u111 h \J11n import .11111' Ja,1 \t•.1r '-'• paut uur r1uu 11 n11nm1,._111n' lhJn .111' oth\•r \ 1';1r rn h,,.t111" .. n.1 h·l " I .in II t h...i • "h,11 v. ,. r1· hulh in 11·11·:..11·11 H1 'ot th• .... 111•, 1 ... -..ut I.ill' cootcst EXPER'D O~L Y \II 'htfllt .lolh H11)!l'r. 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''l' l' .\1 1),12 3505 ~'Oii Hr111i::. cu,t.1 \l1• ,1 ('1111 ~(, lllill ELECTRONIC MEDICAL INSTRUMENTS 1:u11 t1m1• ,.,,.,.,11·1111• lit·• ''''JI\ ,,1utt·m.111 h r 11 ii l' r m J n I\ 11 ;1 n 1r~ m.in Xlnl h1•1wl1b .ind oppor1u111t1l'' ""llh lly<itl Corp A'k (or t 'hd . 7 M 177(! fl!~I() DATA CORPORA TIOt-4 340 Fi•chff Ave Costa Mesa Ca 92627 17141549-6126 l.111• Will tr.1111 I\ \J lo ;1 .!II I' \I hll 1 t 1111 ,. 557!l5.l1 ~'iht Food flt.'rl~IOllt'f' 11\f'f f;(I ,·,ar prrm.1nl'nl \11· 11.11n b'7:l :!2H!J hi anti SJlt',.1r1.1 o ,._ \1111• Tt>rh oel'dl'd l1111111·rt opening~ "' major 1)11 t'o lh~h :-al.tr~ l xlnl ltt>nt•fll, .\pply '" pt·r ... 1n tu l'111011 011 S1n11·1• Station 11:1711 El<'llJ Sl Hedn11<111 llt'.t< h ('.1 m o.suiting bus !Jppor 111 -----------d1·\ 1•l11p \our 11wn 1111 .... PRINTING bper'd Litho Rotary Offset COOl<S P /TIME b.J)('r d Good ,.,1lar~ & l>en<'f11, C.ill llJ}'\ilt'"" <:onv llosp1t;1I h 12 ;i;,11~1 ... qua I Opporl uni(} Emplll)t'r M · fo' M;Hurt· Jdulh t••ttr1·1·., Sr 1·1t111·11'' \ppl11·.1 tum._ no"' ht·111i.: ;11°<'1•p1 t'fi for full li. t• ·1 po~1 t11in., on d,1\ &. 1•\t·n111~', ----------·10rl\1'r E.un ,1r.1 '" 'h1fl, ,11 'l. • .uglt·~ IJ111t· CORRESPONDENCE \'om t• t' a r I ~ \ \I Thru Ht•'>lJur.1nt I iuud SECRET ... RY ~ :105 ;1<1 rtPh11•1\ t \ starting W:tj!l' huhd.I\ K A Ttml',, l'11'>lJ .\l·t.,J & VJcation h<•nl'f1t:. up (;<111d Upport11n11' <11rl for Gt•nt•r.d Oft 11·1· "'111 k I~ JJ I 11 lo? t II V. JI m :! 13 :r.::i 23-12 JANITORIAL W1· art• lookml! tnr j!1>111I 11uahf1l'<l µeoplt• "ho .111 lookme Cnr pcrm.ir11·111 spar<· tinw without 111 't•i.t rncnt 641; 79H!I MANICURIST OfffCE HELP N<-'Cded p t1ml' 1n N II Mu-.1 CnJO) working w f11{urcs & people Will I tram fo'lt'x1ble hr:. S1•nd leltt'r w phone numh1•r lH C'l<1s~1(1ed .id no :! t :1 1 11 D:11Jv Ptlol PO Bo\ P~ss Operator Must I.now '>napnul & l'OrlllllUllU' hU,lllt '' l11rm~ µrt·,~ S .\ .11 ,.,, 111 c1r,111,1?t•L'o ill ~111111r•, Exn•lll•nt oppor for 111 l\lpt Rl'h ar1•J S:1S41 mo portunn \ lor Jth arH'•' d1"' w1sh111~ tu ht'1·1111w ~t5 rrnu ment e\µpl.\ 111 ,.,.,,1111 1m1n1m11m 1 Ai.:l!rr''"'\t• 1•l1·1·t ron11 1(1.,t11 bulor I r \ 1 n 1· a r t· .J C .i I I 71 t :.11111.1.'...t . ask f11r \Ir TrJ1'v 'if'l'<led lmm1•d1.11..i, full t1m1• l'o .... tmn I-J~hmn l\IJllll Ar 1 J 759 1211 t'><l ~) l'mployml'nl, "'h" 1.1k1· ---------- 15t;o, Cn~tJ ~e.,a l'.1ltf 9".!626 ProdiiKtiOf'I Workers :'It J I I ~ I fll .1 I I a I um 11111 rn fur n II 111 • m f I! I "'" ol I II I I fl \1dl•r OJ)l'ratur 111 "'orrl .\Ion Fri 9 \\I 11 \\I pro1:t>Sstn)t lTnlPr 'I \JI, ___________ , ::!P:\I 51'\I i l''1 I •tt'1 tr.11rdr1•, .. 1•r '"'1111<'11 f11r :-;I'"' ~1nrt fi, h ,,11011 pnJp 10 lhl'ffiM•l\I•' ,( lhr1r wnrk 631 07Zl 'I lo in~ 55 wpm h;imll1• m1 ... · El.fo:CTRO:'-llC'S 1n~15 llrn11kh111 .. 1 \\, ··orrt>sp St.111,t11",tl & F\' ( '.111 hi I :i.'J.I~ ll.11r .. 1,11,.,1 r .. r hl'.lllf\ ,,,Jon m S.m ('lf•m1•ntr ( ;111 l'P hl~'iS for tppl I I' \1 6i3 .i356 legal d0<·umf'nt t' 1'111g Good 1·ommun11·.1t111n .,ktlb m<'luchnlo! 1:r<1m mar. SJ>f'lhnl!. t·1J111n~ It p11nctu,1t1nn \\ tll 1 r.un Call •;41 JJX~ 9am ltl noon THE IRVIHE CO ~ Newport l tr l>r 'lewport lScJt'h F,qual Oppor Employ1·r Counter Girf Pull time Mr lh•'I Cleant>rs, 2939 Jo: < '0;11<1 llwy, CdM 67!l-3J4i.. Counter help P'UP''NTACO l11T It f"JT Call btwn ~ I tll'I Mar 20th. 586 01.a 1 COUMTl!R GIRL f'or dryclesn1nt<? plant Eastbluff Cleant'r' 2.i;.11 Eastbluff llr "I II .. 644--0932 COURIER, P•HI trmc Need reliablr mature mdlvtduat lw1re a m onth wlur '152-~ (9 Sl --- CREDIT COLU:C'TJONS Part lime. exper rrq Bartell Mar1nl· Jo:IN· lroniai. ~ 7040 \tSI IJ.11 J C<trporattun, .1n l'!oot.ihh~hc•cl t''l(pJnd 1n,i: .. 1111 µrot?rt·,~n 1• 11'.Hkr 1n lh\· appht•;1 tton' 1t•1 mm.al hu'1111•ss ha' 1m11wd1.1t1• 11111•nmg:- f111 SENIOR TECHNICIANS F/Chq BJckP" to S 1200 100'' frt•t-111 ,1pph1·.1nl Expec·t to lw "'••II r•· ward('(] 111 tlw .. 111'w IHts \s ngh1 ,1rm tn th•• \ P or fmum·1• \ou \\111 handlt' thru l'&L You nel'd rorp11r-.1t" hk,1,?tl HELPER ror h1°.1Ul\ '<11011 F l•mt• 1111· 1l11111·s Ff,., hr-; H1d1.1nt Ouf'llt·lt1· SJ Ion ''flll "I''"' pon Cl 1 llr N II Work in guri;?1•ous 11frs & HOMEMAkERS KEYPUNCHER "'""ded Ru rrnui: h" I .)(JOO & 1..60(111 r.1rl ltmt· 11osd111n"' ffP'(1hl1• h11uro; Ba ... 11· knn\\l\•tl..:1• ot 1n\ t•ntnn H1•.,p1tn1I ltt I'! Ol'Slftecl Jfl Oil 21.1 <' 11 U:Jtl) 1'1l11l PO Box l!'JGI> Thi, posit lllO IS rnr a Seni or Prndul't1011 Techn1<'•<>n A s11l1d hark11rou11tl 1n d1~1tal t>lt•1·tron1t·~ llll!lf' a nd "\st1•mf. aloni.: with a prm 1•n prof1c1erwy 111 11s, Hll: 0 Sl'OP<' arni olh!'r I t' ' ( d t' \ I I' I' ., I n lrouhlt•,hoot 1nicropro<'Pssor based tl"rm1nals and rrce1 vcrs to the Mmponent If'\ <'l 1s reqw red 2-3 Yt:•,.,_ ex pcnenre pref~rred t o.,ta Mc~a. C.1 926lb eitpect lo assum" mnrr E;im $200 l:'"tlra pi•r mii resp as you .:row w tlw in )Our spare time f ur ----------· <'0 Call AbtJ:illl Ahlmt --·---------Personnl'I Ai;:erH'} '15'1ct 1nlormat1on c:1ll 751 56,9 Ca m Pus n r . "'" 11 llostt•ssc·s wunlNJ 1wecl 557-6122 Sl'Vl'ral ,j('llVl' \OllOJl F1berglass1>r , ,m all ladlt''i lo host nn new parts, small t•omp11ny, h tl ml' I r a" I' on ~ood dean wnrkin~ run weekend~ Call ltl·\M d s lfard workt•r cmh 4 fll'M 768 63.J.1 _ _ day work wt•t.·k S.1, ht H<Yrfo:L DESK SUl'H\'SR start 64S 62511 fr desk or nil(hl audit On CJll Basis 2·2112 hrs DIG T per day $3 10 per hr. I AL Apply to lrvrne Unified TECHNICIANS School Dl!1tr1ct 2so Thts 1s an eiccellent op-Alton Ave, Irvine 1714 l t."Jn ta Ana l.ands1"apm2 LEA.OMAN We hav<' an OJ>('nrn~ C11r lt'adma'n 111 11111 wholesale lrce nur ... •n- AppltcanL., 5hould hJ ~ t• a comh1nat1nn of '"xt11·r in the care of omam1•11 I a I s t O l' k & s " m ,. llort1cullun• l'durutmn This IS J f llmr rl<'rm j)OSIUon Call Waynt-W altt•r Personnel Ofr s.u 0120 f'rom 9am to noon THE IRVlNE CO. l f D • 556-4900 HOUSEKF.F.P F.R Ll\·e por untty or 1g1tal · in Spanish speaking IA-gal Sec'y.NB. mrn 3 Techn1crnns with 1·2 Equal Oppor Employer OK S220 mo H 8 aren yrs exp 1n gen prart1n•. }t>ars <'"Perience in IM6-S37711469007 1ncl'g dom rel Sal opt'n board level lest Recent fULL£R BRUSH Appl may inriutrl' .1fl I e c h n 1ce1 ~"ho o I l1011c;erleaning pcri.o11nc•I, hl""o 975-0213 rrr aduat-d ""· l Earn OV('r ... ""r hr T"• ,. ,-,, or m 1v1u .. 1.1 s .., •~ ""' ,l(uarunlt'ed hr<t. lop wtlhm1htarvrrlatedu perfect pfl bu111nt'!l!I wuges Mu ~I prnirdt• L IQUOR M AllK to;1 DB.IVERY perienc1• will he <'on Estab ruute!I 754 ~71 ~ own trans 540 95u1 Very, very bui.y ~ton• F1timt-fo'r"way Auto ~1dtored FUU Ume d1i.hwash~r for H 0 US L' K L: .... I' L,' ., needs ~ome \erv Vl'r\ 26U2 Avery 1'11rkw11v ut CaCete r 1 a M 8 tu r r "' .-_ r t-" good pt•oplf' 1\ppl'.l' in San Dleio Jo'rwy, M1~ w,. offer 11n t'xccllenl person pre ferrrd 201 Ot>e ded , 11~1· Ill Iii>, person. Jm :11141 Su aicm VleJo salary and company No. El Camino Real Sc modern new homr on Bn11tol. SA r..-benefits 1n ctud1n g 4!rl-8344 Aoy1udf' No chlldrun Ho11Je Dehv rn . aut r> modern worlnna «>n· ___ Mu~t have own tranap & 1.iquor clerk. over 2."t M~SL ~·~1-. for lup 1 1.,.,.. lt•)!1t ma~'JKt' ,p.. :O.ctl + bnnu-. µl.111 & HllJ'. lip Will train without P"ll~·r 'Ii II tiJI 1.'1.11! :.lASSfo;USF' 1u-;n·:I' 1 lO'lllS r Ur.ind llt'"' II II 'J>J nl't'd' fo") IJdJt'' f11r m.i '"l'U.'l' n· n•ptmn,t. nu l'\Jk'r n1·• P11rt l1m1· work <11.J1I F11r h<>nt> .. t rt>,pc111-;1 bit· pt•r..on ~ '152.~ l'all ~unda) for dppuinl Pany Rl•ntal Slurtc< n1•r·rl' ~uun1: lad) lo work Tu1•, thn.i Sat morn-. deaning llolr1} l'ilUlp ;\pph ,!IJ:!;, Nr•"' Pl>rt Bl\ cl (_"\l will tr.tan, d;i) & night -----------llJ>l'nln!?" l'.111 lor in l<.'r\ll'W hl1<.11 111.\M IOP\1 al I nwo & l"nun try Sp;1 11 'Ill 1·r... pn· 1crrt'<l 9f>J 772:1 \.1\llJHE WOMAN p l t mt• I o "'t• I 1' 11ITI1• 111•\\com1•ri. ,~ l'Ont;i1·1 m<•rchunts F'lt•"11ble hr... Nct•d r.ir lttl' typmi: :,47 3095 MJ lur .. 1.,11\ homemr1k1•r t·omp.1111;,,, 2 d;1ys & 2 ntll'' " "'""J.. for health\ eltkrh Jach No hou,eworl.. ·11111•1\ 'ur round r n.:" c· .111 714 67~ 091~ PBX OPERATOR l'ilrt lltnt'. .5 l>a\ ,, 111 hours :1307:10 wkiJ\,, H ()) 12 00 s .. 1 Fu II l'Olfl Jlolll\' lwn('f 1 t' For mien 1<''- f'leuse Call Personnel OH11 t· 642-4321. ext 'l.77 ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT J:JO W Bay St fo.<1uul ()pportuoll\ Employl•r Mechan11· f1>r ,m,111 __________ _ engin e-. N t•ccl 1•,. pr r per..on lo maintain nel'l tlf la" nmow1n2 equ1 p ment & 'mall lru<'k' to II r!'l w!( Prrmanr•nl Good work•nl( l'nnch lions Locatwn I rvmf• Call 552 821.lO for mon• m fr>rma lion MECH.AHICAL PBX RECEPTIONIST To run a very bu~y pu;,h button 1770 Boord 1 & busy rec:epuon area £111 J I( row in K e lt•t·t ro n 11· manuracturinl( d1v1~1on of a larl(e corporatmn Pnor t'Xpet mnncl11tnr) Typ1ni: ht•lpful mct;il 'h"~' l.i• 111i: ,If. fm,11 ·"'1•mhl\ St,1r11ni rat1· S:l :r, l'n1.:rt·~" '" ~I Ill hr I II ~ r11 "'\ llHrllJo.R ,1,1n1n~ r.1t•· 11 e"lper lmmPcl 1111t"n111.I!' rh1nl111t• \If I: :-..o1nt.1 \n.i !ml OHi PROPERTY MGR ~nr '\1·~p11tt llt•.11 h .\.1u ... 1 h1 1,.0,11 ''"I" A; ha rel 110.,.•11 "1111111• tu "'Ork ru1•, l hr 11 S,11 f 11•n 1'ntJJ..'t' h.1"' for 1·~labJi,h1•tl hu ... 1111·" lt1•JI E't.tlt• I I\ I l"I hl'lpful Iii!; 11112 Real Estate Soles Ll'SK Hit\ .i .luhn ll 1.u .. 11 <'omp;1m 1, """' tak1nl! 1nt1•n 11•11o ~ 1111 hcen~wd H'al ''"l•ll1• .... dt·' 1>4'0pl\o t ',tll fot •• l'l'I ~11).1 lllil I ..... ).. I w ReaJ E..st11te LOAN SECY I TRHE II \OU f 1• , •• , IOll"" .1hn1JI h1·n11111n..: .1 11•-.tl 1-:,1,.1 .. 11r11l1· ....... 011.t1 l .ill 11111 '"'' -.1111111'1 1l1·p,1rl mt>nl 1u m.1k1· Jll ,1ppomtm1·nt Jo IVt ... H\ 11-'.W l ~ THE HUMBER ONE TO SEE! I "' ' n I!,. I,,' • t J :111!1 1.11;·1 1.un.i.: llt•.is '' 1 1i:t • ~!It. :'i!ll flri1iu:1 I '111111t' r H I 1 R:I~ 12~:! WA.LKER & LEE REAL ESTATE WE'RE PA.RT Of YOUR FUTURE \11 1:1111.11 Uµp<'lrtunrr\ fo:mpJ1t~ 1•1 R£.AL ESTA TE SALESPERSON \\.: r .. 1·'1.pamJ1nc .11:.1111 '"' loul..1n~ for lop ~dllh, t ,,1h·-..µ1·r ..... n, "'1th h1i:h 110·r111rm.1111" n·1·11n1' ,\ I "'"'r 111 ltlt',tl JI(',) (,tit fur .1ppl "It•\ 1 lii!l ~:111 Roger'• R~aJty -'7:r. ~ l11J'I II"'' 1 11r11n.1 do•I '\-1.• t 1 , 11:..>t;2,·, 1<1•111 fo.,t.111• '-·'"'' l'•·oplt \\,llHt•tf I I' t11 'IO Ill nunm 'Jlltl '"pl 1\1 h t\.11 1r.•111 111': \I 1-;,...,r \I 1-. S1\ I. I· ' 70-30 SPLIT l'r11f1t Shann..: \11 minimum Cull 11111• µrofl'"'"""" lo "'"rk 111 ,1 h t'ol VI n f' \\ ti ( {I 1 1• Ob\f•n1· hu"nrs' ltk• 'l ,1 n1l.1 rih "'ii I ·"'" -.h.1r1· 111 11r11ft11" .l1n1 I' alt• i5-I I IX--1 •tr 1:1.'l! Xt~tl RECEPTIONIST W1lh llu follt>"'llll! I• •1111r1•m1·n1~ Shdll> P .. r,.1>n 1•1,.,1,•mt .1ppt'.1r .. 1n1 t• (~111111 lclephoo1· 1wr-.onaht) 1:11od h·prng !iktfl, Non Smok•r l'.111 \Ir' Wh1h' for 111 11'1\ 1e04 olpptllfllOl\'111 f',111J l)o,u•r '\-.'IOC' Inc 1'11~(,1 \11''11 :.!Wi 711~ I RECEPTIOHIST route WI The Rl'«il.lilcr vlronrm!nl Plt'Oi!IC send Gardener, txp'it, for 55 ref's. S200 mo + meals. part lime. l or Z nite11 Pormant1nt PIT 1ltu1 r um• or caH S• ..... ·-" pt l 1 ,. .... u n If or m «c fl 0 5 111 642·6S37 Uon •• a C'lni•r dt'Olf'r John9on <71•) ~.cr:s~· <2u)~p t'X n "' ... low11n~e. rh. 676 :1733 Lo. A.ut Clll ENGIMHA A~1<reu1ve small 1n du't 'I ins trument \'II need~ Rrowth on11ntt•d mli?mf'C'r who wan1'! (',tt per in ml\POf 11rod11rt devt>lopment mo rkctlnl( Sa l •ry bn11cd on capability fo;qu"I Oppor Employer 894 ~t Wt' o (fer e .~ t' ... 111· 11 t salar1ei. & b1•nef1ts 1n cluchna I We.<l'k \'lll'11tion .r11•r 6 rnonth , Chni1lmas Wt'ek orf with pay & 1rOt1p 1ns uranc1• start." on l'la)' ol hire. Our tn <in t''tµ.111,1un "'1· ll r I' "' C' k I II I: •• n " I l(iJOl71'cl ~ Jl:~'ft'''" I' wr l 1o-h11 t'Jn h.1ndlt· J>Cr'>on,11 <'ont.irt ~ 1•11 R F. lit· 1~ rt'QUtr l'tl 1\ knowled~l' or h1<1n pl o cessm1t 1s helpful h111 we will Imm th1· r 1~h1 J)t'rson J>os1t1nn •~ 111 011r nt•w t:I Torn branrh olr 'J't11~ I>. II \'ilrt'f'r OJIJllll w Ult' '.'lat11111 ' t.ar~1 .. ,1 llotnl' l.o;,in Ur<>k•'rili,:\• f'lrrn Plc11i.c Cn II W1•1•~1·nct~ •'"lpt'r fnr Approx h n '·ia m, 7 Proat'e5•1ve S&L Hclt5 d7t1wll Nftd rHpon1I· MSI Gas Attendant. ~d)'• Hou.td:eeper w/car, re lndlv lo follow-up on Al. MAY'\I ~ 213 92,t 7611 r l' 11 J t• \ I .1 t I' 11 (I I I' t' N1•wport f\('lH'h l.11thl l\pcn.i s:l 50 Pf'r hr ""'" (<tr l't1 l"'I John Min I~· 9000 bit prnon 'ft/ Jood cu. wtr, waf• +comm. Uable lmmed Pf'rma· 1 d DOCUM~OR Orou earnlna• ov.r DA'rA f.200Blrrh. N'U. nenl pos W/dlublert oan ocum~nutlon ., Uc lht' U11tv l'1lc>t &;n1 ~/mo. UB fl CM area. ,,. __ ... -,.. lady. Call 188·'7V28 <'ompoae letters, m•l'I Addressogn1ph Kt•ce111wn11r.t lor bu•, Olli .~ c_. noon ~-"'"'""'TION UM! pubhc. Oood tYPlflR "fi'MI R""uh" ~l'rv1N• Mwllaraph \~llchtlllard '"·'JI rt· -:WO Fb<'bi'r Annue p I ho p 1 Hoouw1I« to clean home. <!IO wtimJ &c cornmun11:•· dirrclor\ \our 2921 S Oaimler Sl NEB> HRP7 qu1rm 1.1h• h pmJ: & hi. l>oll• ry'1\io1 w11ood Ce»taMou.~At2fl2'1 ., '°Prut WliauJi~pe •hn lrforworktn• Uon ,,ltllltrtq'd.Contact S.ntaAm1,CAD'l711 Helpyooni.rtrto11 kv"...: Rf'nrf1h N tt drh,i•a r rd ~ np DAlLY )JJLOT 1<)0UPle &M·<M»deya. Jan H · (?lO 8334383 "tr\iice i!I our • <71•) ~6-&$1 lle&ptnll '\C'lrrt1on ''' loo Appl) in J1Nw11 Wff\lm. br. Call tly Equal Opp En'lplyr fd t F St;R\'lCEDJRECTOR\' P'1nd wh•l ~ou w;nt tn State ulual S&t. ~~dalty EquaJ Oppe>rtun1tf QuabCtf'd ffopcofu h. bl w n l o .. . .l q o I btMtl-10,IGldS.:J ........ .lUllabouU ~· DallyPUctru.,inl!'dJ. 40Cll"1Js,cArth;r,N.:.B· Calll4:!Sil71nt.322 EmployerM/t" tnlheDAILVPIU)T UtArthur.Sle2llor l'Jll ;::::::::::::::::====:::._-=::.1.::::l::::::::~-~::~-:::::l.::::::::::::::31~:::~1;:::~:1==~~~~-~~~~:l_.,!P'.Q~u•~l~~p0~r~m~p~Jo~>~··~rJ_k:;;;~;;~~~;:~~~~~~~~~~~--~:d:~~-E~LEP~W~A~N~f!IJ~~D~A~ru~s:_j~1-:1~1~1~i1~7~~~71~n~1-=~~~· .... \ --D J8 DAILY PILOl S1.1nd•Y. Maren 19. 1118 ..... W...... 7100 MllpW..twd 7100 .............................................. ....... , 1005 ...... to Yo. 1 045 Fawitww 1010 GclrUlfi'S* 8055 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• tf.tlpWeatH 710 .W,W_.... 7 IOOHefpW.tH 710Q -... ••••••...•.........•• ••·••········•··•·••••· ••••••·•·••············ 51Wltf(i..0Plll 1 or&'OOMLY ,. ll!C1PTIOHIST bA.L~ .AJd1t ,_-.wt.ecJ lot .Cballao1i1111 p1.1sll11.111 N•wpotl l'oul.J of witb .cUva Naw por' Ora.oae Co 644-61~ ''Beach Developer. Guud - telapbon~. typlni SA.L.£S-l..Mdla ~'"mt. dertcaJ aJt.ll.l9 ~ulred. tll.nl 18-110 per hr Cull :S..Jary commenaurat• 83'1·9622 $!Clll'f ARY ·~ 3412. Ot-pt 3. CM MaftcJa911"+iJ SGT l'EPPERONt'S ~Mary to aecood•ry PIZZA STORE market adminiatntor or Now Jllnne for fllll & • .-lt.b abUU.y. 875-4912 a nalloo•l l'DQt'l«aite tn· pi llml' l>Pt'IUGJ(S oil loco auranc:e company 1n lion n~ur OC AirPorl NawPort Bo.cb Ul'&. M\l..'lt I.It! 18 or ovrr. App -SalH, pt t1ml' Muture, St>nd resume lo A.ct•231, ly U~l)trl'IOn, ll~tt friendly wom.rn Tb<' Dully Pilot, Box U60 230t> S ~ 8n1tol For attorneys oft-At Collee Beun. So Col\11t Custa Me5a, CA 92626 Sunua Amt Hc:jghtii tractive. Mu at tn>t' P1au. S49 1166 S49 8674 Irvine are. l"lt1me on ~netanal lrnmed. opc-n t~ei1t W Mc:Ponald~ I ly IM 30. $1100 pc-r 1110 Sale11peraon, ex per for 1.1\g, gd shthand &t typlm: l':qual ()ppor Employl'1 Call Llnd11 , \t11t 0610 Mother·To-Be Maternity skillsAMUST.ablllty to . , h -h . I 9am·Spm shop 1111 Edinger Avt. work with rtgures. Ho mt• So<.-llunre & ealt t lu > llnl" Ctr 891 9312 bullfl1ng coni1tructlorl l'll nd.o! c.l1rcctur~. mgrs l'lt'. Re-cept/LWC)Cll Tnt• 'llB hsw of c (7141640 85Hl ' fl«optJonbt/Scc'y ~nfbt self starter for 'ea estate developer. ear 0 C 1urport E1t ellent salary & nefits Send resu1J1e to x Cl~. Irv, mt' l'rogres1>1\e S&L 1' IO<>k mg for re;,p sdf st .. rtcr to work in lo11n r1k vuult Neat appear . typ in&: ab1hty Xlnt berwf1l!\ & adv oppor ContU\'L Jon Hess. (1H) 833li31!3 SALfS f'E.RSOH Pre:.tit:e gdt & 11c corat1ve accessory 'lton· seeks a m11tu11:1, soplusllcatoo iidult with outeoine persooafity & pleas10g appearance 'f\111 time, no e:\pcnenct· ntcessary. we train Good slarttn& wage ex n•llent future, plt.-asaot atmosphere Apply ooly m pcrlOJl, 11..1111 lipm. rue thru l''ri T~E GlfTEO_HAHOS Manna fiucdk'ii-Vlllagt> 6.126 D. E Pee C per hl'lpful ~1161. PT eiim while U leam -Sc!,000 mo. or m\>fc lb SECRET ARY •''"'Y 973 911!3 ~m bwlderldevclopcr Sr. S•WCIC)e Pion nt."t'd! sccretiAry w /real Opr t•:1t11te1construct1on Plant • background. mu.st ha vt-11 l:r.t $1435 per mo Ctty t.op skills Salary cum or Laguna Be1&rh Ht.>q's mensurate w 1abll1ty .1 Clas~ 111 plant Please send resume to uperators 1·1·rt1f1c:ate & Carlton Browne & Co <'Onslderable exper tn 3191A An·Port Loop Dr sew•gc plant ma 1 n · Costa Mesa. ('a 92U26 ll'nalll·c & oj)t'ruuon Ap pl) . Personnel Ofhce City Hall. 505 l''orcst Ave Laguna Beach 497 331t Before 3129 71:1 SECRETARY 'iummcr camp coun,clors M / P'. high wages Mu!lt have van or TTPIST WAtn!O • Fiume pM "' our typ mg dept. Xlut "ork111~ coods 4r co beudllt> ¥mt be rea:.om,bly foAs1 & accur A J.lply 1 n 1>erson. Penny1av1·r. S:'I'""'" ·RT ROTU 51,\ ft lonlt c:w.lotn padded SAT /SUL N \~5 ls7408 S•r, '"":.~IQUES 3Poodles,lfem. port1i1bl• b•r wllh t.• uc•a t, o '"... 2 maJes. Toaoodbumie. multiplex tum:r. 1 treck Slat~r/bC.wn Ma&nolla lr- l..ll.l'aectM.'lectlon ~2M8 •. tumta .. •-.aU ..... bwlt· Newland FTN V!· v. or Arn~ricao Oak "" vu: '"' Couc:tl • krct~ ~at.. rein~ 1nOrungeCounty LAB MlX·I wedt old loa-pl115 two cua1toin I d It M ' 150E. Dytr Rd SA UUDll. Adorable Is JK>rft'ct ~bt lrot1 bar atoob. :n~~op u • be. 1at Nwpt J•wy) 7S!_!!22 ~ Chlldnn'sdop.644-9664 ...... .,1581·1446 ------ 1660 Pl1'tiehtH1 Ave . .&.-'lances IOIO Great Dane, 9 mos. male C M ........-AKC Good w/children • •••••••••••••••••••• ••• To gd boau:. M.5-4979 Good used Fum1tun: & Typial/ C'&Ct!pt. p /T a rt t' R G II T I> A M AG E 1> Appliances-OR l wall DOOl\ med. ok hvy ty1>e UCYl'POINT SALi!: 330tJ Boxer. a-payed fem, 3 yrs set.I or SEU.for You &IDll.5485121 W WMn1er nr H11rbor, Shots. gd w/k.lda. Nds 6 MASTHSAUCTIOH Su.ota Ana. !11!1-29"..?l Inc:. M()..8263 64'-t6'6 & U J.H25 Waften/W~HS CASH PAID 9 Mo old Irish Setter C .. "'ll PAtO Must be .....,..pie ol1ented / r ~ to aood no> ..--l"ur W1hr/Drvrs/Hcfrt8 w papers, r"'... .. F-ad .. _,...,., furn. anti· $4 lul.•V.M. •ick day•-. in ·~ bo c""'88S8 "" • "'"""' sur benefits. 6'4·S404 workinll or not ~~1-8133 me._,.. ques & cir TV's, 957-8133 1----------Female dog . ~ood SUPEll MOVH AnOqu•, ks bdrm ~et. trestle & Oak tabll!s, youtb bed, rocker, trunk. qn tude • bc-d & olhf'r tum 3 10' T1mu1y mirror plllM!ll. drapa, lamps. bike&, r•11yhouse. lg pluypW • more! SUN DAY 10 3 1118 Port Miua11te, HVH. Nwpl Bell Waitress H.B. 11n-11 , p/t Weshen & Dry•r' w/ctuJdren, loves atten Early American 11lyle Exp.prel"d rnx modcts. rompletely uon.Traiged.847-1318 sofa & lovese1t. omg & Aollques. glas:>wart.'. Call 962-7212 It.ft 4PM t"bl'. refinushed. yr gold, new. $375 848·341R Thomas organ, & lots or ~ • To lovmg home Male misc 9141 Poinsettia Wa.itresl, expe.r. food & 1oiuuanl~ Yoor i•hoice · · Simmons Beautyrost Ave, FV Sat/Sun9-4 CQclctaUI, d.aya 6 nights $1~ Pree delivery puppy, Sml Temiir type Dual kine $1~. Fru1twood open. Excell. work1ni: Grand()perungbule tm--9445 headboard $100 613-3684 t lutchen lbl & ch.airs $40. CClOds. Apply In person, , March 15-31 2 yng cats. brother & ~IS eves. lloepotnt refrig, harvest Mr. G'1 l\.est.au.rabl, 3100 ~-Coul Apphancc::t ter spayed neutNed --eold $10, 6 lee skaUng lrvuleAve,NB newest store (714) shols.613-5m '-v1MU'VERYSPEClAL ~Mea.sz&-10 2pr 531·3964or~·2S42 One oniy, 8 foot. i.tereo Rie-dell skates<ice> st IN W AUHOUSE/M·F ---------credenza in pecan '\Ohds & 31.<aN SB ea. I mod Scan Non 1~er Opport to 16 cu ft fl"OISl tree west 1050 & venttrs An $11100 dinav1an lamp $10, Head advante. Refs rcq Good h r T Fumihlin value at S6(}(1 Cr11tnnet oo Skis without bindings. 1ng oui.e re rig. o1,> ••••••••••••••••••••••• l ) ""l 7909 art 5 or m ., ...,.,. pr s .. l pol-SlO push pay. Boal liu1ldt:n> 697 door $1~. 64!>-9M3 y "" :.,. _..,, a .... • Randolph. CM 8' Floral Pnntsofu. 836-1234 t)pe lawnmower $15. -- -Gt; He Ir 1 g c r, tor autumn hues, gd cond. home blt dog house $8 Warebow.e t'rl't"z.er, xlnt l'Ond Cood $60. 644-8941 6 gold uphol duung chair.., Other nusc items. 4131 Genl waruhou~·· lu1 almost new, $100 best Salacia Dr. Irvine. marine hrdwr ~·u bargain ~ll2lt> I ha,·e a SPECIALLY ofr 536-5114 569-4S40 642-4800 HR. MEW RERllG made contemporary 9 rt, St.ate Mutual S&L 4001 MacArthur, NB l-4ual ()pp()r Bmploycr Loni( Beach lnvestmeut firm .,t•eb qualdle-d. well ~rpomc:d take charKe person tu assist company orfi1:l'r5 Dulles var11::d ~ular) c:ommensurate with t·x penenre Sond re:<umc to Secretary. P 0 Box 1278, Ne\\porl HeJ1·h 92663 'ita wgn Call 545·51'15 --------- off white provmctal 4 swwel bar stools, bllt MAR RI AGE BRJNG$ Sl85 644'9513 naugahyde couch that vinyl , chrome, SSO DUPLICATES SAL~S P /t1me ~el1111.: new memberships ror Recpt/Typ1:-t Actor'!; Co·op 171-t > t·a~l !{rowing t·om11..i11y 957 02ll2 nt.'t.'<ba&harp1tirlusr1.·. SECRE'fAHY lo W rtpltomst Must be i.:ooc.I Salt.>speopll· nt-eded. ml'n Coast Marint-S:il1.·~ on ph<m1.'S & be ablt' tu &De w l u l m .,.~50 ~A50 Manager expcr 1·ss1.•n type 50WPM C:ood op muns ru ors ..,.. "'" t1al. 1Clnt wtf1Rures. typ f l ht pr wk Managt>r & 1ng & or.:1rntzntlonal portunity. or t 11' n.: s 5 o o $ 7 O O pr wk iiktlls. Some in·houst• rr~ (.'.ill ~i'l 7WO tor ~~pcrvl~lllr'I S'750 S850 pr sales, good future " PP -wk Slim Jim Is Back benefits. 11H>45 ~20 RE. Salt>~ Nution's 111 home ex-- ---------•I crc1sl•r opening in Or SECRETARY l'ty with TV advertlSIOll PART TIM! LIKE CHICKEN SOUP It couldn l hurt to t.•all Chuck Na'>h about .i n• warding curt.•er 1n rr11I f'Statc !-''rec tra1nin..c 11 you qualify 540 5101 Rul*ntAiMs \1ature women Xlnt b1•nef1ts Adult r•·~1d l'.ire cenlt•r 631 J.'155 f<e!ltaur <1nt Wolten/W altrflses Coolcs/Dlslrwcnhers & lltlbo~ Apply San Fra11l'1wa11 1617 Westctarr J>r N n 64~~ RH or LVt-1 J' LI me 3 11 of II 7 c M Jre>a s.t!I .IUl.t ROUTE SALES HJ!lltl pa:. .uh Jlll't ml'nt & run E~tJb aCl1S l'.1 r rl'<fll M u't have d<.'S1n· I' t & ... I F\lller Uru~h Co Call art 6p!'ft, 114 8552 No Joor to door Corn Mana"cment Coni.ulllnl( p.in) trJ1ni~ Retire· F'Lrm .• QC airport areJ 1 ment plan Rapid ad\an· needs t> T flelp. i.:ood 1.:emcol lnlc:rvjewl.l\g to typing skllfs rt•q 'd Or Cly on M"arch 20 21 7~·5141 • ~ ~ ca U 9 !i Su• 'tlA&>! ~si6'1 SeatETAn ,..., t::xpenenfiod µOrt llml' type shrthn<l. N1·wpor1 Bearh 64-l-5460 Secretcry (T ypl1t Strong typing & sh Aµµ l y 1n person to Mr 1-'uente~. Robert Bein. William Frost & A!.sor . 1401 Quatl St. N B SALES-UNUSUAL OP PUHT lf YOIA 11n· l'n thus1ast1c. amb1t1ous. believe m yourselr & ;.our ab1Uty t.tus could ht• 1l' &II motivation pro l(rams •Subuantial in 1:ome •Jmmed advance- ment opport. •Career op port w/unltmited future. C11ll Mr. Harvl·ySecretary P /tF1t. ~h & 642·579-1 typmg S.I hr 't l'h·u~ '>ALES l1NUSll1\I. OP l'OHT If you an· t•n thu~1ast1t· amb1t1ou., 1Jl'11c:\ t' 111 }our-..l'lf ll \our at.111ttv this cvulc.I bl' 1l' Still m.oll' at ion pro l(rtim' •Substantial in tomr •lmrn<'d advanc·c: mc:nl opport •C.ir<'t.'r op· port w unlimited future Call Mr Hatv~y 642 5794 oCc s.45 2666 SECRETARY Xlnt oppor for erf11•1p111 Sl'l"Y TllP !.kills t-'u:1l pan• H E uUt· N U Xlnt opµor fur !>harp )Cal Call Lila, 8J:i 2900 SECRF.TARY 7 hrs pt'r' week: Typinio: phone work _545·4~0 Mm aRI' lg TB..EPHOME SALES T1n-d of the routine~ fh1s Job 1s for you' Call Us Now Al 8 33-8095 '1'1me-Llre Libranl'i.. l'.:<iual Opp Emplyr m tf • TELlftHO .. E PIX OPERA TOR! Pleasant working condi t1ons 1n fast-growing Orungt' Cowll,>'. Airport Complex with bully Chevy dt!aler' lnclude:. light bookkceprna. typ. ing Opportunity for ad· \•ancement' See Off\ce M.g'r , HOWARD Chevrofet, Oovt: & Quail Sts, Ne"twrt Beach KJJ.()555 TEU:PHOME SALES SEARS Scars, Roeburk & Co has 1mmed. openings for telephone sales rcpr~'Scnt.iuvcs. t'ull or p /t1m1.· Xlnl company \lent-r11s Pd vacation. pd hohc.luy .... t>mployce dis t·nt i-.:nter a challen~mf! worlc.I of telephone :iales 1\pµly 1r1 pcr;on St>llrs llol•buck & <.:o Santu Ana ('entnil 'erv1te 400 Wc:it Warner A\C Ap phl'alt0ns actcpl(•d Mon thru Sell. ~ am to 4 pm t:quul Opport un1ly 1-:mplyr SAILMAK t:H (I) HW dacron & nylon -.ails Exp~rienc:t•d only Salary nt'ROltable. 111 "-"" lt!r\l~W" f.'rtdny-. H II 1\16 0038 fur .1pp11111t ment Sandwich Sh@p Ol::N£RAL IH:LP · Secr~atty PIT 9-3. lft11h ~ 11alP-. odv. hall or emet~CS' aid frOjltam p1l. Some sll~. S3 hr + \l'ry bsy Newport comm 83.'>-~2.835·3&61 llarbor Counnl of P l Mon-1''n CaU betwn 8 3 1133·891!1 Sales BULLOCKS WILSHIRE '' ufft•nn~ an up111ir 111111 t\ to Join an t•\111 IOI! ',.indw1l'11 & Salad as ~mble1 ~ 5AM 9 30/\M Mu.'>l ~ n1.·ut clean & dt•xtt:rous $3 00 Per hr 979 0747 for a ppt J rt IOAM Lon's K1tchm St;AMSTRESS ~1(~1t1on for sa1l lofl 548-3467 fa:-.h1on forw,1rd "IK't:1al ----------1 ty store Our benl'f1ts 111 rludl' an l•xt·ellt•nt t•um 1Hmsal1on proi;ram tr you an• 1nt1.•rcsted 1n building .1 strnnl! lo 'ecure t•aret•r c:omt• ~t·~ IL~! Al this tim1.• we art• looking for cxpcr m lh4• fnllowmg areu AthratiOfts Fitter /Seamstress Childnft's Area U.,,• Sportswear Shot Stock PenOft 11 yoo arl' t''l(Cltt.>d about the PO'>S1btl1t y uC ,1 rareer m ret.11hn.:. v.4• .ire intervH'win.: Mun thru Fri 3 5PM 13 Faihlot1 Island Hewporl leach t:qual Opp F.mplyr "', r Salff-0.tl'lttry H you have a deC1mtt· need for a p/t1m1• JOh ~9pm & are 11t'r1ou?1ly 1n tPrcsted in workln~ c·~•ll • Uli now 531-0642 Sale8 EXCITIM'i SIMC 0 ~SPECIALTY LIME • F.\trythtnit you t!Vt•r wan~ to sell Exotic Modernistic Saleable 'The World's Latest" "ince 1926 Top com mission & bonuii Write Stn&lelon Co 2121 Westwood Blvd. Lo'I An&eles~ *Secretaries* Gen'I Offire & l.cgal~ Employers Puy /\II F<•e!. Ll7. Remders Agency 4020 B1rl'h, Ste 104 Newport Beach 833-8190 Call Cor Apptl Estnb '65 s.cntarial/Clericd The lr111.1Mt Co 1s cur rcnl)y seekm~ full & p time clerical help "1varymg 11k1l1 ltwels. Sccrelarics On Call. :! yrs exper Typ1nK 65 ~-pm & d1c:tapho11e & or sh Clerk Typist F t1111c TypmR bU wpm 1 vr ofr 1•xper Rc:cept1on1sl-t'1t1mt! 1 Yr exper Typ1ni.: 1S wpm Good appear Please Call 644-3389 9AM 'lll Nooo THE IRVINE CO. 550 NeWPort Clr Dr Newport Beach E11ual Oppor Employer Churches. 645 80S9 I•--------• 615-3809 Secretary Perm p/Umc Good r yp mg & sh req d for n-.1) est mortgagr orl 1n ln.-IOt! Call Mr lautphin MonrT11es 9 5. !179·2311 SECURITY Wt.' are currently wek ing a secunty ofhl·er to be hired on a temporary basis Experiencc & knowledge or Jaws prC' (erred. Apply 9am noon Mon-Fri, Personnel MA.RR10TT HOTEL 900 Newport Ctr Dr Newport Beuch Equal Opp Emplyr m 1r -__ ....__ .. SECY /RECEl'T. TEMPORARY OFACE JOBS lncreru>e tamtl)· mcomt· be a part or a busy work· mg world but be free lo work "'hrn & where \'OU l hoosc Skill~ rusty or JU.'t l>cl(m111111?" Pral'l1ce m our orfit·c Take °ll'mporary Jobi. Increase Your Skills CALL HETTY lmrned positions avail m long &t short term ll.!IS1gnments close tu your area LOCATION YOUR CHOICE. We or rer TOP PAY .. NO F'EE 557-6122 Newport OJ• Must ~ exl>ef''d Xlnt typ1n~ ability. Dlctaph, att.ra<:t 1---------• AA TOPS remporary Div of Ablftall Abbot Aiency 4500 Campus Dr. N 8 nan·smoker. 1otelhgent Ask for Donna, 644 5090 SECY/RECEn Crt•allve N B advlf'H agency nee<ts shari>. rn lhuslasllt: 1ndl\ w xlnl skills. flex1b1hty t.. at· curacy for busy n•t·r•p uon desk 833 3960 TOOLMAKERS ••••• WOMEN &MEH ~aru $3400 ,1 mo ur more selling muhll(' homes Will tram Call Paul, 635-0822. Anaht·1m Moving. Senrs elec dryer. bas been well cared for & 536-Sl14 SUNDAY 9-5 86S Loma $75. 833-251 2. ism xlnt condition. $22S. King siz.e mattress & box Cr, CM Tablei., beds. ROBBfE'S RAG & MOP Women needed for housecleaning serv 548-0157 Word Processor Ri!rng, washer All" Hea'lonablt> 960 3616 Included in that pnce are spnngs, no slams Very lamps, etr. etc 54.S·06S9 3 full brocaded pillows m gd cond. $50 551 3300 Kenmore ~Hove, $135. off wb.tte made especial· -1> 1 n e t t e . $ 2 o . ty for the couch. Call B tf u I Ba r k er Bros llousf'w arcs. lO·speed . &tS-0580 blwn: 12:30 & 3, fn.utwood chma cab, oval C 1 t t h and aft SPM. & Sat/Sun tbl, 4 cane back chrs 0 eman en • eouc • much mo r e. 359 anytime.Cashonly. wtgold velvt't rush1ons, li CM """ Whirlpool t>lcctne dryer $115, LoidY Kenmore washer $75, Portable Maytag orycr S!lS Selling furn; .Tables, Guaranttled & delivered Couches, Chairs. etc. 546-8672 640-8585 an Spm Wte new, paid $1800, :Jell Magno a, · 631-1 ....... $900 MS-5111 Furn, tools, applncei.. plants, misc. 3117 ,._c:_._ IOSS Dublm. o{!Wat.son, back --r -of Fooco ....................... ----, ·k .. Fl· r " 40.. Kg sz mattress. box spr T,y·pist. serretary ..... enew ai • ingS frame Verymce ~rollg ol1 & lYping re· elec dbl eye level ovens. cond. $150. ~ q"d lfp-ply In ~rson to w/pull out range & Mr fuen•s..c;!tobcrt storag~ by Fr1g1da1re. Beaut. Hooduras maho&. &!in. 'WfUl!lJQ rro:.t & Rare find at Sl85 drp-lf dm tbl, 3 fills, 2 PUIUC AUCTIOM Larkin desk. oak cbrs. MANY FINE ITEM'S OF crpt rems & samples 25< ESTATE JEWELRY, & up, chest draw.rs._old ART OBJECTS, AN t.n.tnk.Jspwomen sbike, TIQUES, FINE FURN, carved coffee tbl. ETC. PHONE FOR IN ~pa!'1sh wine cab FO & BROCHURt; Sat/Sun 3~863 8lb St. Sn ~ llOl 4PUa.A Rt. Npt 673-9479 art 6PM chrs. Also cstm made Bch. protector pad. SSOO Call . f ' IJcyeles 1 020 613-3119 Would )OU ltkt_• a bu!>1nt.*~~ •••••••••••••••••••• ••• M.S-2200 La_j~lk S of _!losp _ of your own? You don't SPECIAL SALE netd an office to start New bikes lOspd 599 Begm al home. full or Heavy duty M X. bikes parttt1me. ld(•al for $99 Cycle & Co 24R)( husband & w1fr ll•am Newport Blvd. C M. New Riviera Sofa Bed, earth tooes. 497-4113 ---Corvair parts, Ford Van Sat &t Sun, UM, Cloth1m:. parts, hot water heater. ~ &\2·7910 Sofa. chairs, lamps, Qn sz bed, roffei! table, stereo. 551.Q16 Cassette tape recordE'r, toilet, dee range, sink, Roll away bed. Prt bl early Chevy wire wheel-... elec tools, Many other 53 Chrys parts, chromt• rrusc items from house & Dodge Van grill + morc. garage 629 VtSt..a Bon1t11. 2453Santa Ana Ave., CM. NB, rear or CdM H1 Y ARDMAH Cameras & Rental renter has op<>n 8030 Equipmtttt 1ngs for 2 men .••••••••••••••••••••••• Mechanical knowledge S.>ars auto-500 w/1•ast•, helpful. neat handwnt with F 1 II hons + w 1de ing nee Weekday orr angle & wlt•µlwto lf'n-; Will train. Apply, 1!130 $155 bi5 !;KliO Newport Bl, CM 8' sofa w/wood ends, $50. School 4 gd couches $25.-$200. 2 HI 6' c:off lbl $20. Naug. chr --spds $25 & $40. Piano S.'>I.• w/otto, $.15. 2 step lbls Movmi::. must sell ever nds wrk chrs. rechne1 . $15. 751-4007 ythmg, Conn 2·manuul etc. 200t!2 Bayview nei\r organ$7SO.Occa~i..c·hatr Bristol & Jcimborl'•· M•ST SELL Sleeper $50 Hoover prtbl washer 5451448 C9•rh. livtnR rm chair, $60 lmmed posse:.:. t.blC'l, ~. bt.>d. dinette Cash only See at 526 w /6 rlars. dishes, more Irvine Ave, NR 548 wnt 536-7870 Mar 11119, or any day of •••.•....•.•..•••...... ~ 8005 ....................... PUBLIC AUCTION MANY l'l'EMS OF FINE EST1'Cf& JEWELRY. ART OBJECTS. AN TIQUES. fo'INE f"URN ETC. PHONE FOR IN P'O & BROCHU H ... 645-2200 MUSIC BOXES CLOCKS Slot Marhmes, N1c:kcl11 deons phonograph' World ·s I argest !.Clt.•c t1on Also gift'. rurn1ture , antique-. American lntcmallonul , 1802 Kettering. I rvmc 15·t-1777 Open Wed.·Sal WHOLESALE TOTHETRADF: NOW OPEN TO PUBLIC OPEN7DAYS A WEEK9-6 Sundown AllffqMH Ltd 15292 Bobo Cllleo H.I. 17141 ~9J.7509 Victorian medallion back sofa & rocker. rcd brocade S6SO, 1920':. walnut duung set. tble 6 chrs w /wlne vl'lvl.>l cushions, china •·ab. sideboard $S95. oak parlor organ. nd'I wk $12.S, 4 elm plank seat chrs $150, brass & iron fir lamp $25, much more 21102 Greenboro, H B · nr AUanta/Magnolla • Y2 PRICE SALE SAT/SUN ONLY, MAR 18119 Our new shop 1s onr swcked due lA> ram Hun dredB of Cine furniture pieces ju.rt arnved from Europe. ALLAT50'7n on· AMTIC'f)UES ETCETERA •·eauromia's Mogt Ptogressivt' Antique Shop·· 3588 Redondo 8('t1<'h Blvd, Torrt•nt'l" 2.13-532·0148 llUSOff S.O.FflWY Take Artesia Rlvtl Redondo Bea-ch off ramp, nibt on Pn•rie, 11Rht on Rcdondu 8e11l'h Blvd. In the new Yukon Plua. OP&N70AYS! V-1JJ1t'& MC Welcome Cats 8035 .••••.•..•.••.....••... lltmalavan ktttl'n!'. CFA Htt•atloro 1M1111( (;h 1 u lull'. n o:>erve now 5-10 1160 ~lue Male Periuan. Ct'A rei. Hi wk..s oki. Tnw1ed 4~1165 .4W-4til,. Jube Qogs 1040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• DOG TRAINING Your PllllCl' or Mme John Martin 548-005!'1 Beaut yel Lab pups, 1 wk~. SSO Gall Hyan. !179 S340 orr 545 6996 home the week Also Yunl Moving Sofa $250. Sofa ..... $100 Dbl box spring & J!IX"'tes mall. $SO. Wal coff. tbl • Ant walnut c.lr .set VII' $40. Chr $35. 631-0563 tonan parlor set, ;1.11t oak 9 pc Pecan din set, cost organ, J cast iron bar Sl325. sell $750. Sora & stJs, pwr lawn ed~er S2S: love seat, cost $685, sell ladies 10-spd Schwinn ~. 5 pc parquet game S3S , mny antiques & set. cost $160, sell SC25. rrusc 21102 Greenboro, Qo drm set. $450. Par· H . B . < A t I a n t a I quet 3 pc cofJ tbl set, cost Magnolia )_ l-1ute $.50. Air l hr com prt>s~or $100. 4 metal <'!.. vinyl chairs $20 ea Air rune.I. 22.000 BTU Ka)ak with paddle $125 HH Tust.Jn NB645-5016. New Airless paml spra~ 1·r J!I HP Ev1nrude. Mini bake 2S bikes new & used 1:;61 Peiasu£ St. S \ Hts . Plano, car. dm tbl, POT· Tt.-:RY, & mor e. 2408 Carlton, CM 646-6025 5310, sell $185 . Bookcases, chrs, deco lamps all new cond ~2.881 PORCH SALE Honn 8060 Cuckrr Sp11niel puppies, Game table & 4 chaLrS, AKC, burr & b<.•aullful good condition. $150 Friday/Sat/Sunday ••••••••••••••••••••••• Antq mirrors bu re et. HORSES FOR SALE breakfront. w pre'ist•d I Reg AQHA daughter of panels. assort frame\, M!!iler Alert & Clabber pt ct u res & I am P', blood llne Also hall Arab furniture, etr JIM 11th St Gelding Exrellenl nil $\75 CdM. 759 90S2 S490133 Spnnger Spaniels AKC champ hoes, ltvl·r wht. 9 wk!!, shots, 648 7681> Sluh Tzu pupp1e:., AKC. Champion sired. S200. pp 714 8466805 LOVABLE DOC. VERY Credenza. great for UB ml( 1-131-6449 stereo, cslm lamps. 47" - -•-:..... -8070 hi ktchn tbl c:hma cab Household moving salc, -'f:w~ 1 846-3841 ' " March 23, 24. 25 & 26 ••• •• •• •• •• ••• •• • • • •• • • ---Furn, clothrng. m1:.c. WANTED Complete bedroom set; trampoline 14 Mornini: must sell. $150 /offer Dew. Turtle llock Gl1.•n TOP CASH DOLLA H 613-6401 Irvine PA JD F 0 R Y 0 UH PLAYFUL. WANTS Burke din set, inc wht ped GARAGE SALE Sat/Sun G<.>01> HOME WHF.RE tbl & swiv arm chrs, 10·4 Furniture, lawn T H E R E A fl E S295 963-3392. . mower. refr1g, bshld JEWELRY. WATCHES. ART OBJ ECI'S. GOLI>. SILVER SERVICE. FlNE FURN & AN TI QU ES. 645-2200 l'HlLOREN' 2 yrs old -items 2093 Santa Ana white poodle Antiques. king bdrm set. Ave , CM ~1986 trestle & oak tbls, sec -r---t1onal, qn hide-a· bed West tllgtlland White Ter More' 644-5128 « Sun nor J.IUJI'>, A KC. M ff }§,.,.1718 Port Margate r ham p back i.: rd ttvtt, NB __ _ 962 956.1 Mcdlinery 8078 Sat/Sun, OnK oil pa.int ·-··-•••••••••• •••• • • mµ. lum. book". i.m •l>· =z::::11-========= pl.l's. mut•h mon· 8371 LE-Blood 18"x33''t.aper-. Oeepv1ew, ll IJ. orr &toolsS2,750.Colcbester Newland. btwn Adams & 14"x36", $1500 Turret Desk. modem walnut, 2 Brookhur..l Lathe Herbert, 2·D . I>alm11uan puppies, AKC drawer, exceL condition • .., J.96l .. ~., .• S6S ~c~1~ ~·.~~n ~ reg. show quality. $125 .,..,.... ...., 6 APT UN1T Yarc.I Sale, ======::::::::::::;:: 8474588 PP Bt!ul rosewood 81~. sofa. Sal & Sun ~ 4 610 --- S2'7S AnllqueEngc:rved Marguerit e. Cd M Degreaser. Phillip~ sldebrd w /hutch, $500 Stereos. Furn. St'wmi: 60' ·x36"x30 ' runn1n,g 644-1611 Mal·h. loL'I mort> gas heat. Make ofr 546-2901 Lhasa Apso Young jo!ray altered male Well trained Housebroken Ca 11640 7329 S1benan llusky pupp1cs AKC, xlnt show or pet. Slso& up. 838-4994; Mo,mi: 'fo:\l•rythm~ GOl's Rosewood Hangmg Wall Sat'Sun star1s llA-1\t 1---------- Un1t, ioclds desk , 21.20PomonaAw <" 1\1 Lathe Handy 1S"x30 • shelves, bar, cabinets & w/collel attach $2,500 magazine rack. Call $3 to $30 Colchester t7"x56 • f-reeto You 8045 SSS-494J _ Photo Enlarger µr111t $3000. (213) 961 3434 111 dryer, gem tumbler (213)336-8206 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sofa w /match loveseat. Samoyed Female to good $66. Good condillon. Call home. fenced yard. Lov 640-25.26. cs child~ 673-0077 TEAK Oval Dining Table, F.ASTf:ft GI Pl' 8 chrs, matching china 1 vr olcl Irey rn bbrt cab. 494~6444 n &44,983!> -Recliner, dart brown Malt> eat. altered Mal• vmyl. good cond SlOO. Germ Shep •/papers. 645·0922 wknds/art 6 Ask for Gaby, SU..~ _wlt_d..:.)'_i ______ _ , .. : Rall, 20" bike, Polaroid 1---------- camera, crystal, tennis rackets, snow boots, jungle gym, book!., re cord.'!, decorator items. sq danc<' dress Sat1Sun at 104 Man~old . CdM 8080 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Dbl bed. 2 dressers. nu:. ultra Vl<>let lite, lamps & misc s.6-0366 all 5. Misc From 5c to S30 Sal Sterling service for It. & Sun. 3125 Ydlowslone Lunt Madrigfll , nf'v.. 1'.>t CM 979 7735 below cost 613·"491 •• GOLFCAIT Has battery charger. orange 111 / black seat. S3SO 531-8 l.5 l Gwtar Gtb8on J-50. S300 Sansul spkrs LM330, S200 Moped Ciao 52.25 fo'ood dehydrator $75. Portable GE TV $45 Oesll S20 Tw1.11 bed $2S 768 1407 f''Urn1t1urC', n.:fr11ot $150 lampe, new whl chr $8$, 2 crpls, typewntcr. ill re ('ord~. TV C'On!lolc-& m1111c S40·0814. 3097 ROllnolt~· l.n, CM A"UARJUM SS gal. w I equip. Cost $24 0 . Sacrifice•· 556-1747 S'ilk scl"Hft eq'\Op, dryini rad. 5QUff~, tnlt, etr TI4·te.3-8800 ------~adle Sew macb $JS, Krotater Sofa at Chr $7S 1'wln Pa.t.tftP'dlc M'au BMt mock-J 17~ 'fM( ~'TOOl.3. Super nlct. mor. A e~o l llZl!IT ( --. -. . - \ Mial-ocs IOIO Mbcrl•t•-1010 M1e••n• 1010 C>Mc.,_wltwe& ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••• •••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~.,..,.. 1015 • • ... ,.. to I 0 ...... w 9060 Sunesay.°March 19, 111• ~l y PILOT 0J1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• WANTED ICING WA TU IE:O ••••• •• •• ••• • • • • •••• • •• Dbl 11dtid .SeiAr• tt!nt Compl. w htr" \lb, S?:. Warkbencht'> wood & t 9 7 o. 2 4 ' li ah a m a Lido 4 .so. Sunllth i ~YdH/ Alto s.rnc.., ,_.. 4 W.... Drfns fSIO hl•nder.6HPf.v1f\rude, S»S 1 21~7Sloop $M0 J.; 5ce11iri· flSO ll.t.CUMOrifl 9400 ..................... .. TOt> CASll 001.l.A It l'AID f''OR YO U R JEWELRY. WAT<.' ti t:s. ART OBJ 1-.:C"r.-., t:oc.u. S l L V E R S ~ R V I C Jo: w out.lldt> pnlf':\ Si5 It? or trMk for aoll bed An rnetllJ. •ln:.s sho~caM~' dwr drunr motpl&-tiq radioi $4!0 e1t cuh boxeio, fllci> $35 85. fln11h $65, 91111 <'h1nu 8.r7 2ai5l ' &Olid wood de:. .. $65. mahoJ11ny lntt>nor Xlnt twJJ S95 w ltiJJ~ 8880 •• .. ••••-•--•••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• '72 Jeep Comanndo Clean cood 114-728 1646 . , ..___ 1975Su.Mlkl 11S, xlnt cond AUTO PARTS: W Chevy ~ V-1 PS. rablnft 11~ Pnnl t bl --draft111ai stools, fleec & w actus SlOO 12 · SobdStatebltnAM/t'M uc'y c hairs $25 15 ~~ ..... !~.~~ 77 0 Day 2S C B. com. '500 radiator $20 Rf'bwldablt' $330() Jim 646-S931 plete spmnaker 1ur. 8111-5012 289 Jl\>nt enir1ne bluck FINE fo'URN &. AN TIQUES 645 2200 sailboat & trlr SI 75 stereo rec & 2 ~pk • typewnteri. & cahlJ1llori>. 673 0787 phooo & lapto L1kt> new 631·27'77 •ZODIAC deck d1:.char1~ huad, S50. ' new MG Midget TNCka • 9540 main, Jib, 150 1eooa, 77 Yamaha SOOXT. •ooo m•1 whet'h $3~ set ••••••••••••••••••••••· U1'l1M BC .,., ._ rt exc.-sound $45 962 3574 , ......... "'"" ._,. SnO Wll\iC ---W'llt ---- . LUGGAGE TAGS 1017 'Port A·Marlne 11\llatabte Boat.I drifter. saJla Van».nt 18 ml. Estel ccuid. Lie. Garate work bench st5 FUU. SILlCTIOM WU\Che3 I rno's old I Yr IMMOi. ~'751' J\iel injtttor carb tor OF t '71 GMC radio, 60x terrestrial W" round blk form1ca & ••••••••••••••••••••••• from your bu~lnt">:i card telescope w /wooden wrought iron din tbl, 21112$ College, C. M. (11' )540-2070 warranty, 631·3664 af\ J , VW m Cbromt' Intake• wkda)'S 540-3"0, fld.282 11 Ho.nda 550·• SS manifold for VW $5 MOOK.SNOW Send one card for eaC'h tripod, Victor auto waterbed 44"x86" In tag plw; one spart' We c·alculator (fltst 10 key dud1r11;1 pine frame. return permant•ntly add~r). Polaroid 450 out· heater etc Trundle bed sealed attr.icllv<' t.JI: & m. TJ-SR.56 programma. frarnt's, wrou~hl iron 30" MOW OPEN IAllARA'S SIAQ..lff PIT CENTER Complete Line of Pel Supplle11 Fish• 81rd:i •Puppies GUYMAalHE dy.i;, ask for John Wl.Pd.ahield, Hwy bar, 00• Dune bugcv air cle3ncr rick ups. vans. •X4 's ----1¥ 8200 Id ex cond. $'9'1S S. Pair of '40 f'ord front SUburban!. & Jlmmyi< '73 Cotumblo l4 6Jl4HT fenders. 1923 2• Chevy priced as low u '>trap, meehn.: air lint' ble calculator. 675-8198 wtde, wrought iron ~all l D. reqwrement,s , l'rt• shelve!'! twin boll: i.pnn~ 'Ibe traditional bea\ly du· ty, ligblwelght marine engine To 350 HP Ge nuine new parts A1otthorized Ollitr Bn~tol Services. Cost3 Meaa (714 )892-8S41 Llkt: now cond. Dlx y h 1 d d ~-front aide, wbeeh1 und $4358 cu s lo m int r 7 fl 'QI arna a n uro. •rt... sprin°s. set Model '"f " 7 8 G M c lw vent loss & thdt !'or a Ti;llk roll lop desk $-Ha maltre:.s. framt• $20 h d I I Wet."I. $32.S, some xt_ras. " t o n u toom man. sa 011. lk2_.... rlbergl11111 fender« ~Ill pkkup-{5l!i8119). personab.et!d ta~ l'ndOlle Conference. pcc.m h1 · 631 1239 diesel auxl, auto pilot. and sun 336 E lllth St. dln()', furl Jlb,/edra&. SUiukl, Titan 500, mint CM 642·3379 wallp11per. fabri t• or boy, round model coffee .. Day Clo" papt-r & we & lamp table, dmette la 20 -.i o 5 o 11 o I{ a 11 on will back & trim )'Our ble, workbench, 011 pa mt-aquanums $1:! to $J0 tass. Or try two cards angs also some small 545 l.U6 Kittens • Monkeys Albreed dog & cat irruom1n& We buy small brttd puppies S2 a.so o / of r P P . cond, s:;oo. 645-3412. 2816 {114)5.11·3535 Broad St, NB Aweot for SGh Wanted Used Ben mar Santa!'a 21 '. bought a b•it· l!rl4 Honda MR50 small •-•••••••••••••••••• back to back 1kms 494-0017, -i94·4126 PRJCf:S Wall un1t display s helVl's Mti.c U.S stJmps 111111\ . blocks sh<'f'li. Sal Sun 1-l ti/ 5 2:lSH Located in S<!acllfr Shop· p1n1t Cenlt>r 211!1 :J4, Mam • II 8 536 "466 manneradar. EYes cer Santana" must !>ell d•rt bike. good conci. AHll:;au/ 673-3475 th 1 s o n l'. Co m p I . Sli5. '63-5926 CMslict $2eaor3 ~ 4 stags SI OOl•J w 11ndirect l1ght1n g 7' x61 2, $30 536-35tf7 ----equ1pped & read)' for ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ou~iel elec gen . F IW c.iitaUna. \.ery reai;on CB 175 Honda. ooe owner •56 Font 'kbip !!!!!~~~~I!!!!! 6 9tagsSI :>OcJ Norw.ilk hydr.iul1t• r>rP'~ lOo~more Sl40t•a Lndscp beaut 6'7' multi iu1cer Wt• 'l' n t•\cr Afric an Gray parrot , yngJtame with nt!w cage. Best Offer 64S.a224 cooled, r emote start pnee p P. lk2·0563 See to appreCJate. $450 Bestorrer &46·2176 '83 lntem'I PU Short box Also used gray eng tit ----673·22711 _ _ I kn b Parts Tom Riker 28' I slande r . 'i6, -K 1 , 0 1 6,, '>'hti;pokewhs,lrg o Sales Tax lnclutlt·d ttnk Yurt•as $15·S2S. l 1.1.!>t'd Sells tor $595. yours NUC\Hl>' box elephant ear tubers forS.WS S.Sl ~19-t Draw your o'>'n ur wncl s,s 9tiO 609ti~JI !'>un A.\r Marine.548-3561 LOADED "' expensive '72 Kawasaki 750 low 5~ da ser ' e ~),e"f b1u, 4 cyl eng Oft crulsing racing g£-ar nut~ $1000 bst ofr Will o '/ Hr" 1 \&,l .nr 979-0l8.Jor754·0146 ------ R:ihb1tt. & guinea S31each pigs. B•mmar M H 12. lb mt radar. lalt' 76, 10111• hr" good shape. $1800 4'93 6825 n11me. 11ddn·ss. 1.1h11n1· &. -23" color T\' works but Clist upon r cq J $29.0001" tr ad t' ro r c ompact Rtstor:itaon S1 Call 639-S,,OO 979-354& ~-~~ Cony 360, 1970, 21.000 m1. SUOO ~ 102.8 aft 5 w kdys we'll m11kt• nm: t'.ird J>t•r tag Add 25' t'J t'h D r es s es r & c· h t' s I Send check or mont'} or dr;1wers desk. n.•rrq;, der to db I b e d . t w n b c d -; . PILOT ,RIHTIMG dmcttc. marble co! tbl. PO Bole tS&I nite tbl . muc h more Costa M<'i>li. CJ !rtc.:!li 545 2477 rUILIC AUCTION Girl '~ ~hWlnn bike. $35 MANY ITEMS OF 1''1NE Boy ~ Schwinn stingray, ESTATF: JEW~LRY , SW.83J 2512· not ~re.it $25, tnn-..rtubt•s for car or \!. illt-r 75 SI Uml') rk $.1 VW M'<Jl;. $3 both PO\l.t"r t·on verter 6 l2v $6, Tth• 12xl2" co~t S3 rJ, ~ell all 22+pcs for SlO Door JO l( 80" S2 Cont>{:!:Jled root mic 6' " 25 ', 3 pcs $'7. s l .ilt• from ponl t<1hlt• S4 llydropomC' tank K x I'\ I' ~9965 "CllMK • o,. .s 8090 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Baldwin organ. walnut, s~ntll •s 11er auto rhythm. :.uper cond $1 <XX> 962 7341 . 636-2.5 76 Upnithl Piano, $750 Xlnt t'Ond1t1on 675·0142 Gray Manne luger. for No 112 mannl' eas eni; Fair shape. rebwldable. $125 /bstofr. 963-7166 NACRA 52 Cat + trlr Kawasaki 400cc triple utUe used, like nu Very good condlhon. ~ 213 S92·1688 494-4126 1975 14' Hobie Cat Ex-Honda. '75 GLlOOO, many cellent condition Pttu:.t xtr as /Carol wkdays St'll Sl.lM. S.Sl-3491 7~7670ext 235. P.P loab, ,OWB 9040 -- •••••••••••••••••••••••COLUMBIA 57' for '73Suz.5.50FullGearln charter, call for rates. Perfect condition $500 NB 675 0915, 675·2075 or" Must sell 631-0208 --------1 '61 Sunbeam Alpine $1150. '77 OaL~un P ll Sunroof mall tires, cuslm mkr AM f FM stereo Call Chns or Harnet 979 SJ.1.> or l'\'t'~ & wkndJI 673·0S21 Lk OLR133 ·59 Ford h ton P U FIOU •THI CAlt PLACE• Short bed. Custom cah 2100 Harbor Blvd CM Good eond 548·9796 ART OBJECTS. t\N TIQUF..S. f'fNE 1-'UHN . 1!.,-C PHON1': FOH IN 1''0 & B fU)l' II U flt-: Dual 121R trntbl. Ju:-t over Sii. Girl\ Hollt•r Uerb~ "19ZS" oak upright piano hault-d, nu t'Jrt w l baSl' Skate~ $I 1>ir: ~~J7 11:12 f,675 1978 SEA RAY + dstco". •w1·nf1ce fur Glent-.•l'l<·~. l':'ll b7fi·J2.S:! a~k for Rudy sr.o 7' srfbd. brancl un 30' Sport fislwr Columbia 24 Mk I, full keel , roomy cabin. <:l.mahy. beautiful $7100. 640 7326 631 2QO '62 l''ORU 12 To n P l ' Motor HoMH, Sale/ NL'w auto tr:tn<o. mlr 111 R.f;ftt/Storogt 9160 RKA'Gtional xlnt cond Four lg . n1•\• 645 2200 Tenntb mcm ht·n h 1 p ft\'a1I Mc~a Vt·rdt• l'oun try Club 552 1110 Jcno~n. supt•r ltcwi.:ht, Or~scr. t•;,r tnp l'Jrrll'r. C:htl'kl'nn~ L:rand Piano. Outnggt-rs-VllFradio >..Int cond. ~ tn(' f1b~b bldg mau·ra.ih. t.ill e"Cqu1:;1le, C1rr:a 1900. J ••••••••••••••••••••••• V.WC .. 1 9S30 tares. Shell campt'1 Rent a 1977 Excuti ve ••••••••••••••••••••••• $1,400 554 ·4077 Putch1nu kit. 2 rl1rm·t"r r t 11 ... •oo l!A 7"72 li..ltt tank·depth Soun er Pnndle 16. t'ully eqwp. " .. " u _, cabmt:t ~> O!H2 mus s e -..-.,..o. " nd ... h "t l'hrs. btrul wood. ~rft:l'l a muc "ore Sl&W. ~II Rich Lowek Motorbome or Mani -·59 GMC trurk , n<·~cr . . -motorhome from Herb mod 1 , $3000 ~ Chevy J 1on, dump ··ond, any color can\';iss MisceU~s Antique play('r piano. re Deft!O loaf. I a.y at 835-6416 Mon fo'rt, LEAVING i\re.i J.1lh.Jn S..."'O eat•h Antique v anity Wanted 8081 built. has C\Cf)'th1ng. S'pecial Price 8AM-4PM Fnedlander. Call any of e c~~ truck Gd cond $3500 these numbers _ Jim Smith 494·~33 _ Ballard mcmlw•rshtp , , w i.tool, ong finish, top ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sacnfice SltiOO 556·1'747 Col 2S ,..,_ 11 SlO 500 nds refm. $30 Lge maple $39,950 ... ~ ' price ln cludn $20 HoHon ruc k l'r S25 Ext•bang~ 2 Tut tHl.t•t' <>mstudaopiano.6 octa\l' lslander32 $34,500 19 .. 6777 Corva1r Dune Dug gy · ·75 Luv Mikado Air, sh~ll Sl7•7777 sand rail, rnany xtras r al' k 'Port \\ h I:.. transfer rt•t• SISO 8420271 M.iy 3 or M<1 y 22 for I k••\hrnrd ).Int cond HAJlRISOH'S J...<lp~ortb36 $30.SOO fi.t6 61118 afl l1P :'tf 11r before \Jan·h 2:. 1.1111700 H1t'<ll ,~, <;luJcnts or dJ.ll. SEA RA y so· Cutt"T $33,000 121-lltl Sl!OOlbst ofr &l2 3379 aft 3 S29lJO ofr ~ 1466 \4 knd.' Walnut •'h<"•l S25 .. a Dun ~ ... -,. ~..1 $1"41 &IS 7-121 Man> more Whate\ ~r h f d d l"W> .. uo 3101 Coast H~ Y. !'.. B you -.ant. call us firs t H l\l~G C .\MUHIU<:F-: l'an I' Y<' ruun rum IMtrwlwnh 808l 11,1mn10 nd C:! oq,:an. 611·2547 youwantact100.list)OUr W ·\ T i-; 11 11 '" D t ah 1 c "' d r aw c r ••••••••••••••••••••••• I "'Ill llt'!>t ofr O\ 1:r ----boat '41lb us "' ultr~t~ona~ 'al1ralur., & S25 farm Gcnwoe i>lt.>t'p Ft'ndcr Ba!.e Gu1t.1r l'ru ~1'101 1;.11. JIO:U ('\, \4 J..nd~ lB' Fiberglass. Jr wood VOYAGER 631·5650 ht'.Jtt•r J rJI" 'In I :ure '1° !.Z mallress IJa..,t> JnlP ).1111 t'onJ hull. \'Cf) reasonablt' No ---- motort\'.dt trlr lhn.1 S22 50 Slet'p a are bo\ Oni: IJ\4'nt'r ~17.'i ti-1:?·111-l Lr~ ulcJ m.;hoi.:an) pi.mo. trailers. 549-3400 or ~I 21, new s ails. 6HP c;}m. ~finulla SltT.101 , _,prini:s $:!2 50 Uphol SJ.'>() 64>9925 OIB, S1800 P\'l part) -.1dc an1:ll' 2"1 lt-h•µhotu h«ad board & h\ Y duty Gibson EB O ba~i. gu1t.;r. t>ui 6025 . Call 675 05.58 Motor Ho.. ........ 11'/J to 12' Fully sell cootained Resen·e no111 for Holldays & weekends. REGENCY &10TOR HOME RENTALS 925 N Harbor Blvd, S.A ••531·2503•. :!OOmm tnJJC-ld & l'.J't' frame $20 Spotre com $175 Luger 2-1' ftberglass 770.2067 manJJOOZt'nathportablt> f>.1223311 Antique piano 190-1 cruiser.Chryi>lermannesUNFISHl4'.fullycqu1pt '7S Vogue 29' fully C ;1 rpet m <In uL1t l u rt·r d<ll>mg out mall tnJI~ & irn·i:ul:ar' 54!1 HIHI TV work S2S firm ,\frt.il -, Ch1 rkerang Xlnl. All eng .. 80% restored_ In w /tta1ler Sacnf1ce for equipped w /xtras, 23,000 l\I l' d n J u l' h I II m h M1t•ro~l'Ofll'. C'hi111•0.,1• rui:!o, ,111t1qut• p11l-1•r lJ bl1· ;in·hll IJmp gu11.1r ~ll Ii l.'>1 ,1 rt i I' :I.I Bt•Jut1f11I \fr1t,1n Waldl·l~""t ""'" r .inrwd & lrt'<ilt•d Adult .,111· llt·sl off1•r 543 !ll!lO CERAMl<.:S F1gurnll's. Ii: reram1c doi:s. plaque~. al~ othel"'I mad" to or dcr Slti~7!l t•\'\'' End lblc;, mirror. clothe!. kruck knacks, ett' 5411 8955 Bai.t>b.ill L}'Pl' pinball mad11nl' P P. $2:',0 714 &1.t 1697 F 0 l' H K I N G T li T TIC1' ETS 1\1inl 2X .\fakt· oft l'r 536 1113 or 'Kill ~,~11 J uullty lbl $4. 2 round 3 Offic~ Fvmmare & 85 l\one11, Sf>OO 551 5494 water NB. Sl2SO/ bsl or ~· 898 5-l17 ___ nu. $23,500. 957.0727 or lt:'gged 11.oort tables Equipmrnt 80 ~r~-6733dys lslandu 30, MK II .. 7,1, 646·3648 $6 both Service for 8 •••••••••••••••••••• •• • Sporting Goods 8094 --------- b lue ~allow ~hinJ ~,5_ Thrrn' "at·h FS200 Bur •.•••••••••••,.••••••,••••• Sarnfire, must sell ' 18' falho, speedo, auto p111ot. 1977 DREAMER ' .,.. "' tolf cl bs \\11 mEnvoy Seac rart w '85 HP beaut.2 pageequ1p 1~t Swivel u1.1hnl & mt:'t:JI rough~ \1·l·ount1n.i ' u ··. sc .·· J·· .. -."on. pwr lilt. au,x $27.500 . Pvt Ply MIMIMOTOlHOME cll•:-.k l'ha1r $25. Su1tcas1• ma<·hint•s . J 'rs n1•w l<H 4 woods, 81rons bag. .,,m., ~5 ~ trays y, stantl SS. ('I.is' sum> J rid I t'"'·'u c·~1_,rl;_ Jlmost nu Pro ~llu. lro}lmg mtr. VlH' radio. 714-675 3151 CLOSEOUT!!! P.abv b..ic:'k pJrk S:l;)O "raph & <la" tilllO !jl.,.,, .. ll DI'. waler temp, bail 25' CORONADO. VPry 5lefttochoose RlkPbJb) c;1rr11·r$J:-,11. <JrJphOtyp(' 111dud·~ SCOTT Super latl' ~ki t..ink. Bimini sunlop. clean S7600orLESSfor ForinlormalloncallDon \'.1c·u111n l'lcant·r SS 5 tier storal(t' l'llh1twl' & ,up hoot!> Sl A. xlnt cond $115 ~tora~e ro' er. h' Y dl)' immediate cash P P Preston or Bob W:.ellace br;i_,s lo\4d n •<'k i7 SO :! plat" 1'1t11I') Bowe•.., m.111 5.57 !1~•9 trlr Many edras Like i''rl't·n to off1·r new Sl l.OOO. 'llluc Ask 'HI&. LOMG FORD bJrstool ... SIOt•:J Men':-Pleasecont.Jt-tMr ... hu TV,ltodio, tnRS7500R37~ Montgomery 17 ', late 76a.&111 shof>s l to $3 5 gallon nq~an al t>JI 1200 bl\l.n II MIR, Sfwn.o 8098 22. MAKO. 1972 New 1977. fully equipped, glass water Jugs $3. JmloSpm -.krl>' ••••••••••••••••••••••• makeoffer s.51·2921 R.V. rental-'76 Mini mtr "-rdl""'t "rass s .. •.,rs $8. n"ul 25" COLOR TV ~on J ohnson 200. 'lint fishing - ---b S R ""' ~-," ....... uu ' -bo-' ... t $6 000 l'h 19' ~11•s1c s.a1l1ng dory ome. um mer e!.v aoo«s. pocket sz 25" ea or I f:"tN' Desk xlnt rond sok $158, 1 yr warran ~ms as · Retbe kHI inbd wf'll, nu Slps a. '16.S/wk. 536-7007 5 ror $1. Port 23·· TV as IS SlOO I Senctanal l>ci.k . t). fr('e dd1 v &l2 5340 $7. Wrought iron planter xlnl s,r;s_ Ph 5.5!1 -15-10 ..... _ • r bo mtr &trlr $1795 64S-8615 :'t1A GNAVOX Stf'reo u.:.tressedl8 1sh1nc at or stand $10 Old seJtzcr 2 Wood desk ... 3 X 6 C I A u FM h w trlr Volvo fB/OB. CAL-20. race & crse b ttl H b II milk on..'lfl <' "" • • P ono. f 0 e 0 na form1ca. while top., l 11 Irk tape, like ne111 needs lots of TIA:. trsl eqwp. S sa1ls. olb. l'\B glass perfume bottle. M;it ·h1ni: lhl w /fold S.SI 6216 SSOOtakes _A46 5902 sbpa,a1l $4100 545 3762_ caml\ al gloss bowl. iar j..,. ($55 l'J 30 'ol<J(ktn ~ 0 1.ass marbles 51.0 $10 ea c,,s · "'·· h 25· $150 """"St Si 5 Ski OOolS w holder blk rha1rs SI I ('.I, l ~m ~~~ CM Off O~l Aft~ $10. Polaroid 800 camera ro:~i~f~; J~~i~:tlo~l~I PM only w all attarhmcnts. & fall' bt-au Si5 hkra..,t•s .. ---- leather case S25 SL 'I l't<· ill w !7th \" unit 23 \tagna\ox,color con· 642 6135 or at 597 VH 0 i 9 tu noon. ind Sat l'X ~IC'. \l.alnut eabmcl SlOO t1mu. C~ta Mesa C'lud'>-: Tut·~ 6.'11 1372 962 7~ 19'2.S Classic F1wst\l.t . fish COLU~lBIA 34. Clean' dlve.runnoats.runi.lJut Sell this weekl'nd nds~ork Ofr 536-8019 AVERY673 3951 24 Hrs 3 7 . L' h I r I c k s 0 n loah. s11,.1 Sportsf1sht>r i'1ybridg<'. Docks f070 twin 160HP du~~el~ •••••• •••• ••••••••••• •• -Try$27.500 AYS46-9000 •:. Interest in Avalon +' * * * * * * * * * • * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *« 35· Chriscrart Tn-cabin mooring (50') 11163 Call : FIND ~OUR NAME: Fv~.i:;~4 .o200~r:adci~~ ::~922s~::~:r9:.5:1~r CLOCK STOPPING Save Now • T I « ___ ._ boat. Seldom used . it « 16' Fanta~y Hydrnrr::1ft 640-2815, 640 1103 ... You can : ski boat, 75 Hp "~'inru<l!', loGh. Sft"d & • elec shirt. pwr hfl, tarh, Sid 9080 • • hour meter. nu c11ver . ••••••••••• •••••. •• •• •• .. s EE • t • k t ~ trlr S12SO 751-4007 I '73 Dodge v1·\'8 M1'n1· 22·. WI n IC e S ... '76 Tri hull. 18', Vo VO .. · ., 32' Untfl1te ('75) Loaded eng Must sell, $3800 or cruise, CB. AM-FM 8-lrk • $ Auto Ptlol. radar. Sonar, bntoUer Mil 21164 stereo, dual tanks, sl~ 6. .. BUGS BUNNY worth 10 .. $46.000. A2boalo'>'ner. many xtras . $8800 * • must sell Da>s \\kd)s. 16' C HRYSLER Sl\l ~7 tt « 894·5351, f'\e!> \I.lend., HOAT 80 H P 1 '0 -----~---c 0 M E AL IVE tt 840-4474 Amcncan trlr Xlnt & re Trallen. Trave4 9170 .. -,_4.l r 0 r s um mer ••••••••••••••••••••••• tt • 14' Dory & trlr Fish or _SZ250 __ ofr 496 6583 31 ' A.lrstream 1970 model .. Tuesday March 21 • dive XJnl cond Xtrai.. UJCE,HllS Good cond1t1on By ap • $S75 firm_ 96J 2.'>18 M •• ,IU. polntment $6,900 call • » • "' ""' 646-6096 Alter ~ P M .. through Thursday LIVE . 20' Sk1pjack 1976 v 8 Open all day, t'Veryday, ----• « Owner anxious $9500 sbp rl'nta.ls hshtng boat Tent Trailer • Bk Slttps 6. $500 • March 23. Five 631·5650 r rentals !lk1 boat rentals CallS46-0tn • ON STAGE! • gau docks marine -• ·77 Searay. :?l'. flybrdg hard v.are ac e -coffee 21' Tra\'el Trlr Slp!o f;. • • .. ,. .. .. .. • Trul.' finc· 1,1mrly .. · • rntl•rtarnml'nt Tbr : mice of .\tel Alan e • creating all the • \\-Cll -IO\'Cd Wul'llt'I • • ~ros cartoon • characters .\ full • it two-hour show Ticket~ • are St.00 and $.5 00 : and can he purchased • at Anaheim Com cnt1on • Center Bo'< Office. ell ! Ticketron Outlet~ • Special Tatt?S : ror croups • PerformancC' VHF. bait tank, lrlr, shop mechanic GrPat A C, fully self-cont. dnt b1mini, stem rm. <'\'rs. f1s h1ng & luts or sun· rond S3800 Ph $59-74~ loaded.9mo old.bought shine-beautiful Lake larger. Must sell Sl9,900 Pems. ~II Don Moore B u s 1 8 7 O · 6 5 0 0 . (il4) 657·41J5 res/535·9549 '7J JAYCO EAGLE lent trlr Sips 8, xlnt. extras, $1850. 548-3281 ---- 4 Whee4 OrhH 9550 '67 Ford, shell. ,\ \1 F~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• caor,s. CB. big tires. $15511 COST A MESA ~4261 AMC-JEEP #I In Calif. FREE Air CoetditiOftfl" on new 1977 & 1978 Jeeps Does nol 1n c lud<' Wagoneer limited CJS or CJ7. Offer aood only on factory air e qui ppl'rl vehicles. Offer expires March 31. 1978 OVERSTOCKED WITH JEEPS 549-8023 2524 HMlBOH HI.\ I) <.:OSTA M Jo;Si\ ·73 Jeep CJ5. new son top. lo nules. CB r•dro ~ood cond 846~1 VV.' rail frame. need~ en~ ~ork, Sl95. Mint b\li.:10 no eng, wlJ'C whls. $9:i pp 646-9802 USED .... VALUE 1 9 7 7 C H E R 0 K f~ E (P903) VS. autom~1uc. power steering power brakes. AM FM stereo '73 F ord noo H bt·tl auto. A C Xlnt cond 8J7 6623 ·till Ford 1 2 Ton Pll J spd. air. dean Europe Mart'h 2ti. mu~t ~ell $17Ull 497 I~ '75 long bed Toyota. Shell, nu tares & shocks. Xtras Mml eond. $2975. 546-0JHI '66 I Ton l'latlx'ri lnt I. rcbll Makl• offer Call b/J t>\O!I '57 FORD PICK UP \'II. I .,pt;ed chrom" wheel s. wide tart'~ lS4339Yl COAST AUTO 1242Soulh Mam St~-.G. Santa Ana ~7 -~ ----- ·75 Toyota Lonit bed. 4 spd w air. AM FM i.'1erf"11 GT ~port~ lop. new lu-e~ xlnt 1ntr $3800 Ph 6JI 5fi22 1977 Nr nu Chev Lu\. ar?' chrome whls. \'.\I 1-'\I ta.,, spcl st r i pe" $3995 CS;a\ apprn' $1500 I Lo~ \fa tiJl 4300 $6995 Vam 9570 1976GMC4x4 (S!kliPll75> ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sierra GrJndt.'. auto '7~ Cht•\ Y <.,urh•r Van power s teering. air Completeh cstm 25~_f cond., rail)!! whcrb. NPwlirt>S$."i.500 1»4-09!\ti Shorty '76 Ford van. 211000 m1 's. ti- $ SAYE A TOM$ ~l•<'k , PS, Pll. AM FM 1976 CJT (P896l Ii ryl. I ~Mr. rn~t ant $.1250 B 0 speed, rail ye whei>I!>. roll MliST Sf'~LL • 97!1 21~ bar, power steenng $4999 ·n Chevy Van Custom Lo 1976 CHEV 3 • Ton 4xl mill'"· Xlnt cond l\lui.t <Slk#876 > V8. autom;1 t11.: i-t>ll lk'sl ofr 645 6310 ~r steennj!. du.ii liJ !> '7i Oodi?e B 100 cust m t Ss4,s ·\M F\I cas,. low m 1 xlnt cand $6200 b't ofr 1~5 fQRD i. Ton IX4 1 2 t 3 I I 3 O. 8 0 4 1; t1 r (st k # 8 3 2) \ /1 l'i14lli73\Hl9!) automatic power 't <·er mg is19s 1974 TOYOTA LJnd Cnnser (Slklfft741 fl r)I 3spet'd. AM F\t rad10 $4495 1976 BLAZER (P907 t V8 automatic. power !,leer rng 12 Jo'ord "•ton. n<•w pamt high back <oeal' S2.SOO ofr 6-12 .'l.11'1 '71) Ford EISOcamper 351 VB. auto. I' S P U. \ 1' AM 'FM ca!.~ 4 l'.ipt rb,., c11rta1o'i, ll'f'bl" 11 n. 10 ooo m1 SQ9ou ~!j.114/liil. l~I li:l:I 71 Custom Clw\'y Von Cu q o m p .1 1 n I . G o Id \'ch·et int<'nor Wid't' rr.1jo!l'r<; ~t!fSO ~12 3.Ti'9 '76 SURFER Doclj:<' :.>cJO. :ill xlra'\ Fu II c.-u.~t Sat• ~'1950 Tal.l trad<-S.11 1~2 l!lff7 \'W \'<tn ~ond Lnnd S1:?.<i11 "\u lire .... tiU-7221l i'.! Oodi!t' \ ;1n JIH Stao<1 Tr:\Os Xlnl rond ~ 645·3865 ••••w•••••••••••••••••• • times urc · ! Tue. March 21 • 7;30 p.m COMPLETE • llEPA.llUMG ! W<.'d . Man•h 22 2 :30 p.m. 7·30 p.m ThUr March 23 - 2:30 p.in., 7'.00 p.m. Inf or~ C714) 635 5000 Jeu/;al;,~ Servic~ * UCHAMOU . . ... , * ucoas DtUCT PActolf DISTIJIUTOtt 646-5880 ~1 ... J . .. • ' .. • A¥tot, tmporhd Mtos. Imported Autot, lmpon.d Autos, Import.cf A..tot, lmpcwt.d Autos, 1..,.,W ........................................................................................................................................ . SUndg. March 10, 1918 DJaoAJLVPILOT '"'-957 95'0 A11itoa W..ted 9590 Ami 9707 Dahwt '720 FW 9725 MIR-. IMK 9740 Pond. 9750 a...1toyce 9756 ••••.•...••..••••••.•....•.....•••......••...........................•..•.•........•..•..••...................•.•••••••••............•..•• ······················· ...................... . •••••••••••••••••••••• ?6 FOID '!J TOH SUUBYAH VS, automatic, P•rr. aleerln1, ca pl 1n · ~.st~. air cond., C'Uatom window•, ~neled. <~>. Fo isaleaL $4950 CoriFoJC~ 645-3661 543-90)4 TOP DOLl.il PA.ID PORCLEAN IMPORT CARS ALLMODB.S ~-~ 1-~-~J ~···· 11111 i~ II! ACH Ill VD HllN t IN(; 1 (HI A( ACt-1 5.1;• ."lfll -~·ID 0 1.\:' 'Tl DODGE Van. l09"WB. V8. Cu1tom paint, ln· terior, wbeela & t1rea. Loa~. must •ee t.o ap. 1be futest draw in t~ 11rec1ate. $7000. Call West .•. a Duly Pilot <714)552-SSll daya Cl&Mtned Ad. 642·5678. A9fos. UHCI Autos, UMd ..................... ·-······················ MllRQDIS MOTORS VOLVO & TOYOTA SPECIAL TY CARS 1974 FORD PIMTOWAGOH I 97l MERCURY COLOMY PARK WJ.GOM Full power. air WIWIU.IUY YOU.DATSUN PAID FOR OR NOT TOPDOU.AR FOi TOI' CilS BARWICK DATSUN ""·'h 111.tll \ .qtl .l1 Jiit• 831 -1375 493.3175 WE BUY CLEANCAIS &TlUCICS CONNRL CHMOLET 2828 Harbor Blvd. ca>rAMESA 546-1200 WE PAY TOP DOLLAR FOR TOP USED CARS FORElGN. DOMF,STIC or CLASSICS If your car is l!lttra clean see us fir&t. IAUEAIUla 2925 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa 979 250CI WE BUY USED CARS CALL GARTH Used Car Mgr 540-5630 4 speed transm1ss1on & radio. (849KMP). IOll~SO~ & so~ • LINCOLN·MERCURY conditioning, AM/FM 26"6 H•RaOR BLVD. stereo. roof rack & low ,., ,.. s1195 s2 .. 1·95 :::A~;.-·:-l-- ----------+--------m ·We're the oew Chevrolet 1970 MGB GTCC>Un 4 speed transmission. AM/FM & sunroof. (589000). MUST SEE THIS OHE!!! 1976 DATSUM 1210 coun 4 speed transm1M1on & l o w. low miles. 938PHE). dealeralup 10 lhe Irvine Auto Cent.er. We need your used cu! JOE MACPHERSON CHEVROLET 21 Auto ~nter Drive IRVINE 768-7222 ----------+--------... ---- 1975 TOYOTA COltOLU SltS coun 6 speed transmission with AM/FM f8d10. (059N0M). 1975 FORD GU.MADA Gt41A 4 Door. 6 cyt.. automatic, pwr. steering & brakes. air cond.. radio & low miles. (71 1TLP). 53095 53795 1975 CHEVY MAUIU WAG-OH Classic £state. Aut omat ic pwr. steenng & brakes. a1r cond & low miles. (685UMXI 1974 RA.T 124 SrtDH COHVHTllLf 5 speed & AM/FM with 8 track tape deck. (063599) Autos. lmporied ••••••••••••••••••••••• Affallo.Mo 9705 ••••••••••••••••••••••• * Al.FA ROMEO * '78 Spiders are here! A few 'Tis left at factory reduced pnces. Lease dealer direct. BEACH IMPORTS 848DOVESTREET (Near MacArthur Blvd &Jamboree Road 1. NEWPORT BEACH 752·0900 • 7 4 Au o I Fox , 1 72 140% '72 AAT 7& Mercedts &JU 280, OWNF.R. App ROX Automatic, a.Ir condition· 124 SPORT full service, xlnl cond. 1971 Pondae ti IT wltb s 1peed tran1., AM/JV stereo 4& buttt. (tk.Ul&NBU> XLN'TBUY Sharp 'U Sllv• Sbadow, wbii.. R.R.-JUgbt hand dr. Xlnt eood. $14,900. Call Patrick. 5.52""'4H 57,500 Ml. 4 SPD. iac.~·y(l~~t~ RMck, rallye wbee\8, • 'l'atpe Sl0.~.87~ W/SNRF. RED W/BU< --.-• ~peed. AM/F'M. Super M.B, •72 2.50 sedan, air, CLOTH 1NT. XLN1' Sharp.Lk.#486FBC full power, oace car, CONO. IMMAC. MUST $2611 $6550. MZ-4Z!l P.P. HAl.D TO AMO! SOllt 9760 SW... $2295/BSJ' OFR. SIA Ir SUM SUIA.IU CALL MIKE, 9&3-3222 17~ Beach Blvd 'Tl MB. 24-00, never lets RAY FLAOEBOE LINCOLN ·M£RCURY ••••••••••••••••••••••• * SAAi * Huntln Be b Ulan 25 MPG, sharp, li71. Xlnt lmide & out. 14t°On675ac $12,JOO. 21.M28-2069. Runs. ndl rUi& job. 1815. .,. IRVINE We have 4 olneteen seventy aix. Saaba in 1tockl We m\llt move 'em out. hninedlat.ely ! UOOlll). 551.5494 •~------------'69 280SE-40,000 mi's, 11,.7000 Spider 124, new top, mu&s, n e w , x l n t con d , -IMW sttteo,$M,50. P/S,P/B, tape deck, Offergoodthr\13/20/78 645-3999 A/C, etc. $6950. 536-9993. MIWSAAI '72 Porsche 914, lo ml, $4995 '7• Xl.9, x.lnt cond, '57 220S. mint cond, xlnl. cond.. Beet oUer. 1~ "CH ...... ORTS lomilea1e. $4995, FIRM. 67~1 110A ....- 5'6-2985, evea/wkends. 631·2420. '72 &UT 5 apd, yellow, Ml DOVE STREP:T -....1b (Near MacArthur Blvd. '74 Fiat, 128SL, red, (sport ~ 97 42 49Y 1 owner _...,., st Is Jamboree Road) ~~~.., .,....~~U coupe >-really clean! ••••••••••••••••••••••• olr ~ daya 753-782:8 NEWPORT BEACH 1~~~~~~~ 642-0296. 75 MG loochter 1-ev_e. ______ 1 75J..Ot00 1= ... 9727 C.Yerlfbie '68Poncbe812. ·-------- ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 Speed, AM/FM. Mustaell,makeolr. '73Sonnetlli,topeond, 1978BMW's HERE 11...1ow• "16 oatsun pu Lonebed " • AM/FM/CB Shell wheels COMPLITE $3500/Bst otr 675-7068 IOOY SHOP '76 280Z, ai.r. 4--spd, mags, MOW <>PIH AM/FM casa. xlnt cond. Best orr. 832-3265 after 6 EXCB.LEHT PM. SEi..EcnOH OF li74 aiOZ, silver, mags, IMW USAUS new tares, & 1hocks. We may have your next $4500. Dys 640-0800 eves car in our iovaatory. Call _MZ_·97_4.2 _____ _ U5todayl '74 2lllOZ, 2+2. AM/FM 8 131·2040 495-4949 trk .• 4 spd, A/C, mags, 32M. Mint. $4800 894-00M W AMTID TO IUY Quality used BMWs. ROY CARYS IMW 1540 Jamboree Road NEWPORT BEACH 64CM444 OR.ANGE COUNTY'S OLDEST $ Sal~·Service·Leulng Roy CarYer ,Inc. Rolla f\oyce BMW 1540Jamboree N~ Beach 640-6444 CREVIER &IST 6HOADWAY SAHTA AMA 835·3171 Eves '74 B210, 2-dr hatchback, auto l'rans, radials, AM/FM, $1900. 545-5963 52095 Bill MAXEY TOYOTA ••••• 11.c .. l i•d 1411\\\ HVHflHC..fC NliACU THl UlTIMAn 01!1V1No MACH1HI 'Tl Datsun 8210, Htcbbk. 4 •USED IMWs* sp, A/C, CB, AM radio, '712002 4 spd (75314) blue. $3000. 840-5217. '13 Bavaria 4 spd •9UFS ,76 DatsWl 280Z, 2+2• btn, '13 2002 4.s pd 369K RV '75530\ Auto. (283MCV). loaded, lo mi, $6975 •75 20<Yl A. Ser.2Z36 673-3987 aft SPM '76530u\ Alloys 452PQN '73 Datsun cpe. 2 dr, lo m1. '7620024.spdS/R220PQD stick, air, mags, $2450. •n l20iA S/R 177RSK 552-4986 CJowd On Sundays ------ lrcmdNew77 Slk.fll706. C.llMG-5083 S2.900. Orig. owner. $3199 ·64 SC. Fantullc coad. •-~--------HONDA Cars Must sell. PP. '75 EMS 23M AM/FM. MANY 67S-Qil7or7S28851 Alum wheels, 4 spd. To Choose Fro.! "lO 9148• red, AM/FM, 5 r adl1lsect mst s~ UNIVERSITY alloyll, mint cood. ~y $C900. ow. ... wi. 751-3448 Sonday only --·------. ~ 9762 Honda c ... • GMC -=====~=~ 6' SC. Fully restrd. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Trucks 'Tl MGB, white. All/FM White w/tan, Mint! BRATS 2850Harbor .Blvd a.track, 18,000M, MUST $8000/ofrs. 67S·8137, Coeta Mesa ~·ll&&O SELL! Dys 640·28.22; 7~91.!M <PIO 4 x 4 ------------• _e_v•_. s:M_·_38S_l. ____ ,ft10VING! MUST SELL! 1972 HONDA •77 MGB. immac. cust '1291•. blue/blk, App. All Models COUPI s port strlpes, 15,000 Group. SSl-4497. H tod 4 speed.roof rack & only mi's, $4950, 847-(MjOO, • ere ay 39,000 actual miles. Ideal 9 S FRH SI 00 for skiers & surfers. MGI 9744 .__.. 7 5 II.A.OVA WATCH l027GBZ). ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• OML Y $I 17 5 1973 MGI TEST DRIVI OUR with each purchaae With AM/FM stereo & ·u CAR \.p.~l~Ooo Includes Tonneau cover. OF THE YEAR" «fsu1A1ti ~ Runs strong! (643SBM>. ~ ~ ~' Sale priced this week at Good Inventory lo stock. ll11111M,_ .. ~ ~==~===~=-t ONLY $2675 Hurry while they lastl Siii s... 5treef '17Clvk,ur,Hoodamatic, MJ ... _...r. MIRACLE 11111u..ou117141u1.111t AM/FM atereo, warran· --MA.m4fll&4AULT ty. S4700. Moving. MAIDA./REHAULT 21.50Harbor Blvd. SEA Ir SUM 831~ 2150 Harbor Bl.. C.M. COSTA M ESA SUIARU '76 Civic wan. AM /FM, 645-5700 645-5700 Large discount, t argl" stereo, t•.SOO ong. owner •68 MGoGT Xlnt cond selection. Brat& -4 ou Xlntcond 7686209 o-• • UI 1971. auto. 4 dr. air wheel drive w1cons. · ' Sl700. Days f)44..8360 (ext cond. Mec banacally Free from Subaru 129), eves 831·3361 sound. New paint 1 $100.00 Bulova watch 74 MGB Roadster, owner. P.P. (LPA306) with purchase or any hardtop, spoke wheels, 673-8845 new SUbaru on or before .. 111J~~1ft...t a $2400. 63l-0126 um Sedan, deluxe stn A~;:97s! S.bwu FU Peugeot 9741 wa100, perfect i.n "out, 17555 Beach Blvd, ••••••••••••••••••••••• '12.00/0lter. sa&-u74 Huntington Beach s2995 Bill MAXEY TOYOTA *PEUGEOT* 142-0675 We have a good· selec· Rois Royce 9756 tioo of 6<Ks & '78 Diesels ••••••••••••••••••••••• Toyota 9765 now i~ stock. Lease de-•1 DEALER IN U.S.A. ••••••••••••••••••••••• al er direct ROY 1974 Ce lira GT. s spd. BEACH IMPORTS IRR CARVER 54,000 ml, orig owner. 848 DOVE STREET Perf shape. $3200 or ~t <Near MacArthur Blvd. · ROUS·ROYCE offer. 714-645-1057 &Jamboree Road!. U40J•mboru NEWPORT BEACH 1Mwpof11ucn '68 Toyota Corona. Call 752-0900 MO-.,.... for info. Nela, 640-8U9 or ClOUO SUNOAn 751·2015 (9-6). 53795 54095 ----'752802+2. Sharp. Lo mi. '7 4 Al.FA ROMEO '76 2002. Loaded. Cleanest $.5900. '77 924. Fu Uy loaded. 2000 Ci T VB.OCE car ln o.c 675-5599 SlO.ooo. 111111 ... ,~ lhd. ltt I \\> HUNTIM(.,IQNll.t.C H Alltol,Mew 9100 1975 VOLVO 1975 VOLVO Z•2DlCOU'E • cyl .. automatic trans • air cond. & AM/FM. (439PNNl. l '4E • Dll SIOAH Automatic trans.. air cond & 8 track tape. (119MNA) S4695 54995 MHRQUIS MOTORS I VOLVO & TOYOTA 21102 Mclr9-i•• rliwy. ·• Mission Vieio 831-2880 495-1210 With 5 sperd trans., Call673-9077 552--0270 AM/FM stereo tape & ---------1'75 280Z, air, mags, "77 Hoada Accord, A/C, 68 ~ Sed orf runs low miles. (463PUU>. Forced t.o seU one of the AM /FM cassette ster. ~~··Must sell. Call are .. t . $aia.115sO /o't•er. $4699 fl.neat 1974 Bavaria.a on Super cln. $5600/bst. ofr. '""'"'"""" • , RAY FLADEBOE LINCOLN-MERCURY IRVINE 830-7000 Offer &ood lhru 3 20178 '64 Giulia Spider, ronvt. very mce cond, asklng the coast. Pnn. only. _982_·3032_______ · ~. 494-91~ 213/860-8549, 714 630-3959 7S Sharp BZtO Htchbek ~•••••••••••!!.3.~ 15 5().1 sedan, lo mi, sun '73 Bavaria. leM mi. Nu cpe. 4 spd $2.395 PP. "ll XKE 2+2, 3SK m i. ex· rf. Excell. conditlon. tlree. mags, rull pwr. _963-_'1796_______ cept1onal car, loaded $4150. 499-32:33 . xlntrond. S6AOO bst C213) 1975 Oat.sun 280Z. A/C. Can take trade 673 2549 Porsche 4'S-~. (213)447-1398 AM-FM. Corp. car w/on· '66 X.KE. 2+2. 6 cyl. bl, ••••••••••••••··~·••••• BMW 5301, •78, xlnt. ly 23,000 mi. $6000. 43 ooo mi's $5.500. Eves 16 Porsche 912E. 1mmac, Burgundy, stick, sunrf, _7_14-640-__ 7_068 _____ ~. ' lo mi's, red w/blk inter, t g lo r.____.a 9723 ---l ownr, many xtras. air. s ereo cass. ma 8 ' r'W'l'Tw-I kcrmaNI Ghio 9735 Week: 634-7004, Eves & 9750 mt, new Mchlna, PP, ••••••••••••••••••••••• --l},995. 71•~·5120 --------••••••••••••••••••••••• wknds, 77().2239 • -~,· 9707 .....:..........:.....-------• 77 JOI GTI '73 Karmann Ghia, 34K p h p $2495 7$9-0260 -ml, tmmac .. radials, 19'15 orsc e 914. 1.8 A -••••••••••••••••••••••• Capri 9715 3000mi's,yeUow/blk auto. $3550/offer . PR, 5-spd, car cov.er, ••••••••••••••••••••••• LOADED! (#22113) 493-0312 dys. AM·FM cau. Xlnt. m1 38 '72Audl IOOLS ,73 2600. Nu clutch , MustaskforJobnLee bwy,26c1ty. Very sharp, 4dr, auto trans, suoroor radials. Xlnt cond. Dlr.~/963--0351 '68 VW Ghia, convertible. all on g. Bst olr takes it. sttteo. Ulke new. $1895. &45-le&l ~~ XJnt cond. $2400. _7_31_-0_1_87 _____ _ <246HGJ > Rat 9725 -'64 SC. super. nu Pt. •THl CAR PLA.C1!11r '74, 4 cyl, 40K ml, new ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mm.da 9731 MUST SEE! 2100HsrhorCM831·2620 tires, clutch. AM/FM •7z1r.1.a.T ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5529742 ft5 te ~ 64a7oc2 """ -a pm_. • 11 reo, ....,.,_,. ""' .,., 850 eoiMDER Autos, Mew 9100 Autos, Hew 9100 Autos, Mew 910 _.., 72 914, slVl' w/blk int., ••••••••••••••• •••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• '73 C&prl 6 c:yl, 1lnt cond, 4 speed, radio, heater, stereo ~trk, xlnt cond. 83,000 ml 'a, $2000. r u n s s u p e r • $3650. 673-5507 644-1978. Uc.f23.&GNS. •71 Silver Capri. Good $1481 '70 Porsche 914. Red. im· mecb cood. Clean, looks SEA & SUM SUIARU 2150 H..t.cw ll•d. mac. Must sell, s:I'150/ .AND NOW YOU CAN BEAT THE PRICE INCREASE! 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MIW l &tlSLSDJ AMJt~M. vmtop $1°"° OMLY $2S99 CLOCK STOf"l"ING MIMIMOTO. HOMISAU DOU'HIN 57395 Bill MAXEY TOYOTA fUVl1 1"'11""" Ii.a ""'I\~\ HVMTIHl•lON 11\t ACt4 '72 Corona Dclux .. 1uto. ..\2,000 mt'~. x lnt l'ond Sl395/offer. biJ 24!19 'i4 Corona Sta \\ ~·u 4:1K rru, roof rk, ,\ l' rJdtu. very cl~3n $~5Utt ti44 7520 or !17 .i 0%!1 ----- 1976TOYOTA CoroUa Uftback Wath AM/FM 8 tr.u.k s tereo Extra ,harp. mUlit see to appn•,·1.111•1 iSNIFTY> ONLY $3425 MIRACLE MAZDA/REH.AULT 2150 Harbor RI C M 645-5700 72 Conoa. 1\ l, /\M/f.M . Nu paint 11lnt 1·ond, $1450 or off~r 5 ii; 703:1 ' 1977 To; Ol li Ct:IH'J La ft bk," Almost brand new, 6,000 mt, bc1.ie, ~tra s tripping & C11n tJJever w indo ws . AM/F M S tereo , ~500/&>st u(r 7~9 1721 or640-1683 70 Mark II "'RO.~ i.p ..:ood C"ond1t1on 962 7571 Bill MAX EY TOYOTA tllll .... ,,..,.'1 ..... \ .... H\JNflrah .. fOH It A(.. 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(7l6KYI l 1976 TltlUMPH Headquarters Exqalslle lnaade & out• bed ttlJ)OVble 2661 "C" COUGAR XR7 Ta7 ~UIS VOLVO F\illy loaded w1t.b all lbe Oraqe Ave. CM Wath factory air cood , $2275 extru! (3J7RXQ > t th · t ... With factory lllr cond • ION VIEJO '12 Nova. 350 VI ~ng, ta er 10 • vrn"' top, 540-5630 AM/FM stereo cassellt?, 831-2810 495·1210 $ 11,500 10.000 ma. gd cood, $1450 P w r s l e I' r 1 n g . rear Wllldow defroster & -• IRVINE ll68-078Saft&PM automatic, tilt wht>el, more! Ul4NWZ>. Super Ol.ANGI COUMTY pwr. Wlndow11, A\fl l"M IOH\SO\ & so~· • LINCOLN ·ME.RCURV b • VOLVO 1977 CADIUAC ll0.7000 "78 Impala 9 pa.. Wgn. atereo 4' Jow mllt~aie: 5 arp a o~ ... "'0 c•o:. Off """" t.bru 3 2 · lo mi al PS 0 n e ow n e r • ~ r 2626 HARBOR BLVD. $49,9 EXCLUSJ ~ ...,_ ..-~ _ er..,.,.. I 0118 DtlW ures. , r, , ~. VELY VOLVO PB, 846-0051 (008HKll COSTA MESA 1 ...... est v , De 1 C.briolet top, leather in-,..,.. • ___ _ _ .-.. o.vo • er tenor, stereo & only 1""" Ca maro 321, n S il 199 RAY FLADEBOE UNCOlN·MERCURY an OranRe County' Jl,OO miles! (2<HSMU I P/S, PtB, Juto. s1lvt>r '71 Monte Carlo, . 400 c. BUYorLEASI.-.: landau, nu vu1nt in. A/C, PtS. P/B, AM RAY FlADEBOE llNCOlN·MERCURY 75 Granda Ghia. 2 dr 35,000 m1 ; Clean & loaded. 963.2073 DlRECT $9588 661 3031 atereo tape, tit wbl, blrt IRVINI:: 810.7000 (){fer good thru 3/20178 NetmJ 76 TR 7, 23,000 m1, red, sunroof, Yin lop, best of· fer.~ 2025 s Ma e!' Anaheim 750-2011 71 TR7. brwn w/br. lilt, AM/FM 8 track, w/pwr boosler, air, sunrf, 5 spd, lmmac. $6650/or bst ofr. 556-9228 aft 5 1976 VOLVO 264Cil Sunroof, l ealher. automatic, 11lr, cru1be, stereo w/tape, rear Wtn· dow defrost (794NPG I '00 TR~. Korus, AM l''M 8-trlt, Mich, nu pnt 1m mac. 5Si 1184 $7988 Plwi Tax " l.icemw Voltswoget1 9770 Nabers Cadillac ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ 11\!!1'> Bll\Cfl ULVO HUN1 INGlON 0( l\Cll ll·I ~ 771ll -!>10 OU 1 75 VOUCSWAGEM COHVERTIILE With radlaJ ti rE's, AM/FM caasett.e & only 38,487 rrulea. (280MOR>. SHOWROOM RISH Ml RA CLE MAZDA/UNA ULT 2J50 Harbor Bl,... C M 645-5700 71 VW Convert.lblt', fuel· inJ . AM /FM Blaupunlupler ca s~. $S2SO. 551 1765 CH 569-6'60 .!(lfl(I H.tr ho II 81\ d C t1\IJ M,•,,1 '>~ll·'J I 110 '73 grn 144, air. auto, R&.H, S2200 or be~l 968-2270 75 Weir Uflllhd i..o.ded. 25,000 oric Oil. $4950/o<r. PP 642-8071 °70 Buick Skylark Air, R&JI P/S. Good Cond. SBSO. (714) 642 8707 Coclloc 9915 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1971 Sedan de Valle. 4 dr, blue w twht vinyl top. Low miles, super loaded, $9800 S.16 !757 or 9'79·1050 il VW Squarebaclt, looks "71 Cod de Ville. good, run.'l ~real, $1200. Very clean 968-1594 499-2317 1910 El Dorado. black on I "74 XJ12L. Xlnl cond1t1on. black. fl700. or best of-I Best ofr over S7500 fer. 642·9485 673-2464 eves '64 VAN Good run 'R cood B<>st olftt. 642-358S 1914 VW Bus. Xlnt cond Nu boo, shocks. a II nu '6' CADIUAC C-OrlvertJble, aharp. St.ea) Me• (ZU\.1810). COAST AUTO 1242 South M aln Santa Ana 547·5826 universal. tinlM 1lau 1918 ~ville mint cond, $17:50. 494-95'1 •fre whull. c1-11tom "ta vw CA M p ER grill, lo mi, local car, (SPIRIT) Bubble lo cbocolatl' brown. tape fact conversion, tu1f.f deck. all lrtra11. J owner • equipped incl elec 19150. _..lfl2S relrig, A/C, IDOW titea, •le. SS996. $41-4147 =-· 133·2112 ev ~ •AU.EM* CADILLAC RESALES su. $2100. 646-9094 • 1968 SSJ96 Qi maro. rbll ------1976 CADILLAC eng, 4 spd , 1'0!>1, nu '72 Monte Carlo Custom. JRVJNF. '68 Ford Wgn,body bad, $200/bi;t SEVIUE t.im moo 842 962.li_ _ fully loaded, AM/F.M, lo 830..7000 l7) To Choose Prom '77 LT Silver, blue cloth mUeage. 842-7181 Offer good thru 3120/711 Mb 6025 Leather interior, split lnlr 8 truck stereo. '70 Impala 4-dr. Radio, ~ -9935 Uncoln 9945 pwr. seal'I, atereo with Jensen s pkrs, Sharp! P /S, nu rads. Runa ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• tape & wire wheel cov-7600 ma . SS79S . PP dean.$600/ofr.645-4107 °71 Mon()('to, xlnt <'l>nd 4-75&76 MARKS ers. (811PCV) 644·~ PS. PB, A/C. $1200 /B 0 To Choose From $9488 C...vrotet 9920 •CORVAIR• 979 3752 All with full puw~r .. ·····•···•··•·········· Classic convertible. c®MXI 1 Jtlnt cood. $149S. '68 Charger runs good Pnccd from 1976 CADILLAC COUPE DEVILLE <S >To Cbooee From 1975 CHEVY MONZA 2+2 536-9993. New met a Ii c & recn $6888 Cabnolet top, leather ln· lerior, cruise control & •tereo with tape 1586PPM> $6488 • 1'75 CADILLAC COUPE DEVILLE Cabriolet top, leather an lerior & stereo tape deck (410NAV> $6188 • 1973 CADILLAC R.EETWOOD BROUGHAM Factory air l'ttnd automatic. pwr !>tc'er 1Dg, lilt wheel. rlld10, heater & low males. C~lMXUl $2999 RAY FLAD£80£ LINCOLN-MERCURY IRVINE 830-7000 Offer good lhru 3/20178 .. • .. .. .. .. • ... 00/40 power seal-I & ru11 • power. cruise control & >t stereo radio. (496HSY l. • • $4288 • Pnces good lhru Sunday, 3119178 • OVERlSO QUALITY CARS TO SELECT FRO"tf '\.owftrius!" LEAS I MG 494-11 ll 54 ... tt'7 '75 Monza Twn cpe. V-8. lo m1, AM ·FM 8·trk stcreo.$2995.586-$176 ~ 9925 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1975 CHRYSUR CORDOBA Leather anterior. pwr Windows & door locks. s tereo . low male~. (964LlSI $4788 Plw. T.ix & Liceni.e Nabers Cadillac 2600 l l.11 ho or BIHJ <. 11\1,1 r.k\j 540 'J I (JO Continental 9930 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '66 8 cyl, 462 eng. Nu tires. guar. Like nu. $575. 423 Victoria SL CM 631·99f6 C«Yeffe 99JZ ••••••••••••••••••••••• IEW t971 210 z • 9Pt>l'd, AM/FM slereo, reclining bucket 5e.tt ~ "ell.,.., 111ln<Jow defogg8f. fue1 m1ec1.6 cv1 enq paint. wb1tc 1ntl'rw r mag:i, $850 321 Calmllo Ctit 751440 '11 Dodge Mooal'O. 2 dr, vm rl 8 Cyl, auto P IS, 54()..5630 1011\'sox & so~· • LINCOLN· MERCURY P/B. cn.ue control. aar, 2626 HARBOR BLVD. AM FM, $1500. Aft 6 & COSTA MESA wknds 84(M.t.2 I Ford 9940 ····················•·· '-•'-• '9f••I (•" ~·" 0.-"" ft••••• AlhM•AWll•t•~•e• ,......,.. '64 GALAXIE 2DR. HT XL Auto trans • pow1•r steenne. rad.lo, heater Bucket seats L ll'l'n!'.l' #11825 $999 ~ HilJJS HE ACH Bl VO lllJtHoN(,TQN t3[ACH 611 7781 -!>"10·044:1 2-74 LINCOLN CONTINENTALS To Choose From l t.:ou~. 1 Sedan. Both have full power & leather. (3501.UV 1 CG66KJC l Our S~c1al Pnc 1· $4444 540-5630 IW,lbi&A1 2626 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA MaYerick 9947 •······•············••· 1975 MAVERICI< With factory atr rood , pwr s teering . auloma11r, r<sd10 & heater 16911"'l or 1 \ baflrain at S2399 RAY FLADEBOE LINCOLN-MERCURY F-to WAGON FRONT WHEEL ~3877 0RIVE 4 '\Pf'l!!1, • lron1 rPchn11'1Q h11cl<PI ~e11~. full t il'f'PfoJtQ wl\1te wall l ""' OR PAV *6ftit ONlt 7Mo • Jt. Mo11'"" <.ipPn nnd rvo"" TAI 41 •fl. I J ., I CAf, f• l j lll t' ., ... "l(t ,.,~ •• ,,,~ '"' r"f9'11 ''"" •• I t I "' l 'J'4, "ti 1 •it\' I 'lCIJ flt,.,.,,. '"""" ~'t T"ll-' nt ""'"'" > ,, _,._. ', tr.i; .... 1 'Si•-Jo .. ,, :'..'-.. '!f "9 • · · · .. · .... · ................ SA YI ~-_ .................... _,\.ICC1:ltl =: *1 ·28~' '72 VW 411 Squareback =~= ~~"· SEVILLES 72 .,.._ uoo ........................ , ... , I Or 4 lld, ~. -...... tott0 A"'4 11n&-1m.1m J'or Sale, VW, 1975 S uper T\Ulf~ '7> D..,_ HO% · · .. • · • .. · · · .. · ......... IJJfl Bettle. isaoo or best o(. 1 n ._..., I ......... ,... __ •1iitwec1-it11MJ1rJ rer. Excel. cond. 49'7-16118 TO CHOOSlflOM "H YW,. '• c-· .. · ·· ....... ·· .lfftl -. vw -vt. Sound ena. All equipped wlth lull •-. '""-· -• ,,;,,,...;x,;~ .. '"tllOOl •v ... .,.. power, air cood , •t•..,. Good body. $1800/ofr. .. ..... 9J'!.YW_...!'!~, •• *·.;.;,·· ............... S:Zlff '7MOIU afU upe. cruise C'Oftlrol, tilt · -~-·-· • •·---------1 wbeeJ•aome with cloth '88 Bq. AM/FM casa, Interior, aome with '12 YW ~ • • .... · .. • • • • .... · • .. • • • ·• lftl · new paint. 3000 nil. on leather lnter1or It some ..... ..-. -.nil'ot...,,.. lllN~ reblt UJ, xlnt t!Gftd moonroo< .. Chol<!• of •ll 74 C......, LUV e......-....•...•......••• UJtl ~. f7S.S4'71 cokn. (OIHR0ff) ~-. .. _. -o(""' 1"')1t!\4' SALi PRICBt FOIMAaCH *ALLEN* Otdatc.idiJlac: /GM C S.1>. Frwy,.Avay Exit r.AO(..INA HJOUEL C7 I 414f W430 ~-iii .. "'-~~ On~"-C...,I\ ...!~.,., '" "'O --C•fl"tl •ml t~ J1)A •• •on~ d• ,_ ""° -_, »00. '"'""* S..t1' Jflr•t hf omt '•• 'uqJ Of\ft!t """""'"""" .. .· • .. •• •• •• .: .. •. 1 ~ • •• ... ... .. t .. 1 Aaltos. UMd A.te.. Usecf Auto1, Uaed ....••••••.......•...•. ··:··················· •·•·····••·•···•···•·· .___..... •= •• DleDAILY PILOT ' Aarto1, UMd .-IAarto1. U1•d "1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9100 ....... .... ••o AMtoe..... tlOO ...... H•w tlOO MP.tdi 9947 ,.. "57 ..................................................................... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••• ••••• ,oatl9C tt65 ••••••••••••••••••••••• JOHNSON lcSON ••• SALE .ilA 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 3-22-78 ... "-----~~~~EE----. Ah~a• ~· IRAHD 5997700 J; HEW ---~~ 13028 OUR LOWEST PRICES OF THE YEAR ON EVERY CAR IN STOCK! ... AND, OUR HIGHEST TRADE-INS OF THE YEAR! BRAND NEW • DEMOS • NEAR NEW! Oran¥ County's Oldest Unc:oift.Mercury Dealership FIRST COME- FIRST CHOICE cJOHllSON 8' SON * LINCOLN MER CURY COUGAR CAPRI UOZENS TO CHOOSE fROM 2626 HARBOR BLVD. cost• MESA 540-5630 "Second Location" 600 W . COAST Hwr •• NEWPORT IEACH '71 lituvenck Small V8, By owner. 1971 r1nto. '78 Firebtrd. dark: greert, auto, a le. P /S, AM/FM auto new r•lnl. &ood 3.10CC. aulo , full power 8 track stereo 5'6 2397 llres. lo m like new many extrllh, low mileg' ~ 536-07~7 new ball • new shocks'. M9rcwy 9950 Must sell Best Offer ••••••••••••••••••••••• I t14 fOltD 871 3857 ORANGE COUNTY'S HEWIST LINCOLN-MERCURY Dealership la now OPEN RAYFLADHOE LINCOLN·MERCURY 16-18 Auto Center Dr SDFwy·Lake Forest exit JR VINE 830-7000 '77 Comet, lo mi's. 4-dr, VS. A/C. Btu w/blk vinyl top, $3400. 968-6042 '73 Caprt Brand new paint, new Ures. Creal cood. $1100, Ph 759-0875 '73 Mere Col Perl VS, air cond • power steenng, power brakes. power windows. power seats, AM /FM radio <l9lJEY J $2195 540·5630 Ion ~so~ & so~ • LINCOLN-MERCURY 2626 HARBOR BL VD COSTA MESA '9HTO ttUHAIOUT 4 11J)ffd. •Ir cond , new llres & very 1harp • <213-6401 Sale priced Ill ON1Y $2275 MIRACLE MAD>A/RIEHAULT 2150 Harbor 81., C M. 645-5700 '71 Pmto Runabout 4 !>pd, Good cond sterl:'O, $1050 6464M96 1977 PINTO 5qUIU W 4.GON V&. automiltlr, farlory air. lug1aae rack low miles <771RKZ> $4588 Plus Tu: & L1rt>ni.1• Nabers Cadillac .?hOtl I t.11 hut ll11111 l 11\l,1 i\1,•,.1 ) ~(I 111 IH • 1971 Ft:1rd Pinto Ster'"· Xlnt cond 640-4678 '75 Grand Safan Wagon, 9 pass, nice clean car, many ext ru MUST SELL! 8.0 over $3200 768-50.!_ '70 Grand P rix Exceptional• Pvt Prty '!JO·lOlti 197612 Trans AM spec Edit Bllc.t aold trim, every opt . babied, 20Mm1. Must sell! ~.999. pp MS-8962 1976 POHTIAC GRAND PRIX Power wiadows & door locks, tut, cruise. stereo, rally wheels (281PQR> $4988 Plus Tax & Lken:.t' Nabers Cadillac 1i.11t1 ll.11 t•n1 kh J I "''·'Ml,,, .. ~ll 'I lflC• '65. orig owner, 80,000 m1 's. gd merh. full power , AIC. $495 . J,~ ~ ~.~ P<·"~ Ot•"-" ...,,o,,..hc trana""'••IOft "•~ ., .. ,.., gooc1 1~. '66 VW fostbock lr1"'00f1•t0n CM ~ 190t0 90UQ c;at IWXOllO 5999 5899 76 IOICAT WAGON 4 cyl., 4 speed, radio. heater < l.38PCD l $2795 '73 PIHTO SQUIRE WAGON 642 5953 d)t>, 645 9399 11-----------------1 eves/wkends AM/FM. 35,000 mill's '74 F1reb1rd Form 400, H•9J6X l AC AM/FM, PS, PB. till $1995 wbl, rally wbls. $3500 COAST AUTO &t2-0062. 5S9·0040 540·5630 IOll~SO~ & so~ • LINCOLN· ME.RCURY l2A2SouthMaanSt SACRIFICE $550 '70 Santa Ann 547 5826 Pontiac Le Mans . nu paint, radial tire.. 1 '71, By owner, autom, nu ownr 531·3535 2626 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA 5999 'TI Marqws Brougham I door Lo m1 , fully eqwpped. s.46-7331 pt brakei., gd tires, lo rruleaae Like nu SI 100 11utdertMrd 9970 .-----------------1 Call 536 0757 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '70 Mere Marquu. All ~ ~ 9960 1975 FOlD pwr, A/C, stereo Good nJ"'llMhn TH 70 Buick Electro $ 1299 ·-__ .. _ng _ btak.. autorNhC ''~ reoeo -nc -lcoe81'91 cond. $750. ss7.Z783 ••••••••••••••••••••••• UHDERllRD 1974 Ply Satellite Sta Loaded ! With factory ~ 9952 Wag 9 pass . P/S. P/B. n1r cond tilt wheel. 11-----------------1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Air, Gd tires. lrani, speed control. leather '69 Pfvmouth s:.-Ill 1975FORD Cooler a ir :.hock::., mt ,pwr seat,pwr win. i.o.i.d-to;.;;~~ ... - tr"•ler tutch 1•u Radio dows, pwr door locks. ••d•o. •••c•nc '°''' .... noee ct• MUSTANG II ... ' "0 AM/FM stereo. Land"u 111oxuo1 mrl Good Cond $1 800 .. 302 VS, automatic, air cond., pwr sleenng & only 29.400 mlll•s (216NYR). For safe at ONLY $2995 Cort Fox L.aslnq 645-3661 543-9074 '74 Mustang II, 6·C. guur trans, A1C. AM1f·M radio, new llres & bat tery. $3295. 548-9706 '66 Mustang, V8, auto, new tirt!S. rebll eng, nl'w brlts, AM/FM rasselle 673~evcs '74 Mustang Ghia, dean. Fully equ1p'd $2800/of. fer 832 2507 '75 Mustang II lo m1 ><lnl rond . ei..tras 494 J!JHI 92 s o lop & much more' Only l. range.SA J6,000m1les! 112-INBY> 1977 Arrow G1 Xlnt SHOWROOM FRESH AM 1l"M 'itereo. air. 'pee c;T pack. pin 't ripl' $440(1 6J.I 4703 bt•f 5. or aft 8. 673 ·4904 ask for Don '75 DUSTER 6 cyl. auto lranb . radw. h eater. L andau top <558N OI' J $2345 540-5630 IOll~SO~ & so~ • LINCOl.N ·MERCURY RAY FLADEBOE LINCOLN-MERCURY IRVINE 830-7000 Offer good thru 3 20 7H 65 T Bird, loudcd. radial s landau, AM1 FM, ong inter in xlnt c;hape 661 3031 68 Muslan1t S99Sor0ffer 62 \.ahunt !)(100~1 nn "VecJO 9974 2030 Galaxy Dr. N B rebll eni: fko't offt•r ••••• ••• •••••• •• ••• • ••• 1966 Mustang. 6 cyl 3 spd t>46 6025 74 Vej?a Wagon l'XI ras on the floor llard to find w Clean S1050 ant Ad Rc•sulL~ 642 56711 673-861; clcusic. 661-3031 '67 Convert, A/C, P IS. Autos, Used new paint & trans Xlnl cond. $2750. S48·S324 '67 xlnt rond, new tires. r.-~-:-::-----.:...-------...1.._ _______ ..J. _____ .-."""'!'_ tape deck , AM I FM radio. 645-9640, 644·9874 .. • That's pot-pour-ri · a confused collection a miscellaneous mixture. a hodgepodge. ' Pilot Potpourri is our way of observing INTERNATIONAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING WEEK by extending savings of up to 50 percent. It s a good time to clean out and spruce up MAR. 22 (Wed l thru MAR. 25 1sa1 > • Have a GARAGE SALE! • Sell your extra PLANTS & GREENERY! • Get your neighbors together & have your own SWAP MEET! ! ! Ads are hmited to miscellaneous merchandise for sale only! ! (No Real Estate) Write 1 word each space. minimum size ad Is 3 lines. THERE IS PLENTY OF TIME TO GET IT ALL TOGETHER! I Fill In the Handy order blank below -DO IT TODAY! I ! ! NO. OF WORDS 4 DAYS . . 12 5.00 16 6.00 20 7.00 24 8.00 28 9.00 ~? 10.00 36 11.00 40 $12.00 , If you n••d mote room for your meaaeg• lu•t pr1nt or typ• " word• per tine and add $1 .00 utra for HCh additional line. -------------------------------------------------Please tchedul• my Piiot Po\j)ourrl ad to run March 22 (Wed.) thru March 25 (Sat.) with "o chang• of copy No rebate for ••rly cancellation, EncloHd Is my ch.ck or money order fQr • • . • • • • . • Or pleaw charoe IN> lld AAnkAmMICArd, VlSA No ....................... E•plrH ........ . . M•'\t trCh•rQe No ••.•••••.•.•••• •••• ••••...••••• ,.,,,,.,,, •••..... E'.ll:PitH •• ,, ....... . NIM• ••.••••••••••••.. ···' ••fi• ........................ ,,.,°"'······ ... Art• Codt. ( ••• I. Actdrt~-. , ....... , , • , • '74 Mustan~ II. lo mi's, auto trans, A/C. radio. R /H, radials. $2400 or best off er 546-1960 66 MUSTANG FASTBACK Reslored & immar New radials, must sre P f P 644·U77 or 497.2233 1967 Ford Mustanl! 2119 V8. good cond1t1on 84!>-865-1 ·73 Classic Com ert1bl<' P B, P IS, \ C 65M ~500 &tl-9207 OldsnDbiw 9955 ········•············•· 1975 CUTLASS SUPREME With factory air cond , AM radio w/rassette. pwr. steenng, automatic & vinyl top (4t9LJQ) Priced to sell al $3199 RAY FLADEBOE LINCOLN-MERCURY IRVINE 830-7000 Offer good thru 3 20178 77 Cutlass Salon. u1r, <TUJse control. lilt will, AM/FM stereo. 19,000 • CADILLAC ·~ t:: ..... TRADE-INS s200,000 INVENTORY TO CHOOSE FROM • ALL MAKES and MODELS • '72 TOYOTA CORONA COUPE • ~ lr•~~\q\ r.n.a ~• I 11\ tl(eUNW cond1htJn lfK>IONJ 517H 73 CADIUAC SEDAN DE VIW hdOOOCI IOCI Noli""' "" Ml -s 2999 oor CO"d hlr "'hOI A •h••D lhrC1U9hOvl I 40C!GG~J 76 DATSUN 710 WAGON AulOtftthC tuit ()OW9f air 114W4iM' ..,,,~t~rac:to.k.,..1nt._.t .,._.. 30RVI 53799 '76 CHEVY MALIBU Cl.ASSIC C1f . Clobnol•I ICiCI. VI ... -!IC -s 11<0• .. & •"""9 toh CB ,..,..., 3799 .... .,. ........ l 7tel'Ct'l 2 to choose from 75 GMC SUBURBAN CARRY-All ~fH'ta (IAMIC 9 oe·~ , 1 oow•t Ou•t IAd '' lilt whf'Wiof Ct'Ult• (C)l\ft,,. w,,. mt•flll & •• ~ .. c.l•I" 100NQl 55699 '77 PONTIAC FIREBIRD T-TOP V6 fun ~ ••' cnnct 1t•~••o "'"-•••iv. --· ••000 ""'•• l llo•-11MSPJ '75 CAOIUAC fl DORADO Cat>t.ot•• roo ... ,._. 'act •~ C'('litV1 loll oo-~· 11" ~ ''UtW cuntrot tlltPO & Ob-.•Gutly Qttnr>•r•n 1940~""' 55999 '76 OLDS REGENCY CPE. ASTROROOF .._ roo .,.... _.... .,,_, ..... ~· ..,.., .., ~ ··~" w/110e fHlt ...... Cf\Hll OOl"tN l .,. •ffo«I• .... ltJt.1~ 01N'\JI( 56499 :.·~t. ~ Mc>Vln~ 7 4 CADfUAC COUPE DE VIW '7 6 CADIUAC COUPE OE VIW I '76 Cutlass Su preme ,_..,., _ .............. _ s4299 C•bnOI .. '"° tll)!.c)-..... 56599 Brougham. 33K ml. 1ac1 ..,_ 1111 -.,.,..,,,, ~ =.··~·· i':"""''~~~:. loaded. wht w/blu vinyl •• -_.......,.,...,71 ~•oPH• I top Very clean $4800 1r-----------------+----------------_; 644-7520 or '114-095.9 '69 Olda Villa Cruiser, xln\ cOndiUon Make or fer.~ '88 Cutlass. grt cond Must sell. $750/ bt ofr 642-4504 754-9333 PWo HS7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '761UMAIOUT f Speed, AM.Radio, Pin atrlpe Extra Sharp' Ucem! ttlJGG S26t9 76 CHEVROLET <:AMARO 54499 All Cars Plu1 Tax & Lrcensa Alt Cars Sublect To Prior Sate Sal• PrlCft Good Thru Sun , 3-19-78 77 CHEVY :Y. TON VAN V9 1uto full ()OlllllP9t '''~ ~·•N ''*'eo .,.. ,.,. ,,._,. a _.,. ,,,.,. ., •" •oe<ic::ut fl c ondolt<'W' • ('It\' ai ooo-•• •1r_,,, 77 CADIUAC El DORADO C:.b,,Oi.I tn0 ...... .,._..., •~II• ._.., f\111 ..,_. M CIUI.. ''" ti •t•O .,/I ••• Or'lty , • 0410 __ ..... (~VI SALE PRICED! . lund.y, Merch 11, 1'78 DAIL v PILOT D2 I • A SALE T OdAy AT BAUER Buick: Orange County's # I Buiek Dealer ON A CAR TltAT's BEEN iN SltoRT Supply • You CAN Buy ONE FoR with three easy ways to buy. CASH s5999 LOW DOWN PAYMENT . . wiTlt AiR CoNdiTioNiNG +Plus + Pow« ~feefing, power brakes, autornolte transmission, tinted gloss, remote control mirror, V6 engine, steel belted WSW tires, California Emission, exterior moulding package. (Stock 127310) Does not include protective side mouldings, chrome ~heels or vinyl top. TERMS Plus tax and license Check it -shop it - compa re it. You can't beat t his price! Full Cash Price $5999 +tax & lie. $163.00 MO. for 48 MOS. on approved credit. $8219.00 total deferred pmt. price. APR. 13.09%. $119 .87 per month for 48 months with $1999.67 down. Deferred payment $7753.43. APR 13.09% pins a Super BAUER Trade-In Allowance II" Can ~,bi«\ to~ Sele. ~'"'"~•lat.Lon ... "'"" ~ 48 ~ llltOf P\1111<.t!- OPEN 'TIL 10 P.M. EVERY NIGHT SUNDAY UNTIL 5 P.M. ____ __._ __ 3 BLOCKS SOUTH OF THE SAN DIEGO FREEWAY 2925 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA 979·2500 All mak.es, models ·and colors. . . , Classif~ed A'.uto. A~ve'rtising • ~the • • • • • • • 3 • .. • ' I. I , I • ,, ~-. \ SE HABLA ESPANOL IT'S ~ ,. WE WANT . YOUR BUSINESS ~· . NOW!! ~ ~ "'@ FREE HOT DOGS & SOFT CLOCK STOPPI G SUPER SHOPPI G Tl \ \ .. . AT ''EARLE IKE IMPORTS'' ~ I of •I ' ill WE'RE OUT TO BREAK ALL SALES ·RECORfFSS~~· , :f~~Y.ftf.~ . . . AND STAYING OPEN TILL ALL HOURS TO DO IT. ·. ,,.~·:.. -~,L~'\,.'\ ./ :::s:: ' -:;IJ: 'i \. \ \._' , \ ,\ .,. ~-=L~~ ·, ~ GT YOUR FREE TICKETS . .. s, ... (: l)'l" ~ j ,_ ni. '-I IHcll .._.Prix A,nl J. 1971 t' '"-'-' J ~ • WITH THE PURCHASE OF ANY .. ~ L A. . I Hew'78 Toyota Hllux 5 speed. long bed. Ser. #RN28·129501 lb'1 Sat. Price NEW TOYOTA THIS WEEK 12 HA CUSTOMHI AT TIME OF SALE $512950 .J IN OUR HUGE STOCK ,, WED"' THUR.. FRI .. SAT. AMD SUMDA Y MilCH 15, 16, 17, II AMD 19, 1971 Orange Coasi FINAL SPORTS LOCAL WANT ADS EXCLUSIVI! ORANGE COAST NEWS '{OlJ 1RE WRON6! r~e SCORE 15 1Hf~'l-FORT'I! IT WA5 LOVE-FIFTEEN AFTE~ I HtT THAT 0EAVTlFUL CROSSCOll~T VOLLE'/ .•. -. -. . Ti4EN M~ PARTNER MISSED TAAT COLD PVT-AWA'{ M THS NET WHICH MADE tT T~lRT'i-AU.. ~ NANCY IT'S ALL UP, AUNT F=RITZI THAT'S FINE--- NOW GET ME A CHAIR--- A ., SUNDAY, MARCH 19, 1978 . . ... . -. T~EN, WHEN M'-1 PARTNER I-UT Tf1AT M15EAASLE BACKHAND INTO T~E NST IT WA5 FlFTEEN-ALL ! I . 11-tEN I 1-llT A TOPSPIN 8ACKJ4AND ~ JUST LIKE A BULLET RIGHT DOWN ™E LlNE ! THE SCORE 15 ™tRT't'-FORT'f' ! TIDY IT UP RIGHT AWAY • ,. '1'0U'RE SERYlN6 TO ME~ lHEN I HlT Tf4AT PERFECT LOB Rl6HT ON THE BASELINE TO MAKE rr FlFTESN-THtRT'i ... By Ernie Bushmiller ·--I WANT TO WRITE SOME LETTERS AT MY DESK .. .. . .. . .. HE'/, eeT AWAY F((OM THAT IV ~~1' f .t WANT TO WAIC~ WHAT t WANT// DENNIS THE MENACE C> [> [> LOOI<, I WANT TO CALL A LAWYER! MEANWHILE MISS I'M SURE SHE'LL SPENCER PROBABLY WANT TO TALK NEVER WANTS TO TO YOU BEFORE 5EE ME AGA IN, YOU LEAVE FOR DOES SHE? THE JUVENILE COURT DETENTION CENTER IN THE MORNIN LILI! I . \ ' ' e>tAT TH I ~ 14' r1-1e ee~i--rv i lME O~ Tt-4E OAV, ANC'MY ~AVO~ITE ~~ow~ AFrE ON!! W&. HAVE A WHOL.E F"ee PESl lOO! I'M ctJOI~ TO WATCH TV IN THE ~iUDENTG " I-OLAN<&& ! ! <MA'!, %'M fOtNG 'fo PUNCM OUT -rH& -rv ~Er ... !! l~AI WA'!1 61<.'!A~ !"'A!! FDOEY/! Lt NOA <#OT .-.e~e ~trl'~T !/ wei.. '--' WMEN YOU'JtE ON PlllMS 'T'tMe:, YOLA O~l'N WILL. 91TTIJr 111• !N TisrTAtN tNG,,. By Hank Ketcham J.'O IHINI< t;O,~ IF rr Wf:Rf= AN)ONE ~ Of:NN'9! '-'a.JDGE PARKER <J <J <J GIVE US A CHANCE TO BOOK YOU FIRST, BARNEY! ARE YOU GOING TO TELL THE LAWYER YOU 'RE INNOCENT'? , . .. . . .. .. TELL THE SERGEANT HOW YOU JUST HAPPENED ro BE AT MISS SPENCER'S OPENED SAFE, ADMIRING HER JEWELS WHEN SAM DRIVER AND THE SECURITY MAN HAPPENED TO FIND YOU! r-.--......_---. INCIDENTALLY, LILI 15 JUST SIXTEEN, A MINOR! THAT WON'T HELP YOUR CAUSE EITHER, FRIEND.' , ....................... WHY, THEM LYIN', NO GOOD PARASITES! JULIE'S MIND WAS CLEAR LIKE A BELL! THEY WON'T GET A CENT AN' 5AM WILL SEE TO IT THAT THEY DON'T! :: ::."' Jr's BEEN ... p~errYsooN WE'LL SEE J..ITTLE' SPROUTS POKJN~ UP OUTSIDE: OUR WINDOW·· U~ .. 'IJO'f 1~'". A LONG, COLD WINTER . h11JAft .: ........... ... ,.. . • "1 CllWcr - lfiREE ARMED MEN HELD UP A BRA~H OF 1HE. Fl RSf NATIONAL BANK O~ 11.f E EAST SIDE TODAQ f -~OCTOR SMOCK ' ~us-r ASK A FESW FRI E:N Pt--Y QUESSTIONS, URGO '70N'-r COM.e NeAR Mf;.' PRE51DE~T CARTE~ lo RE511NG, IDDA'r> ... POLICE. ARE. AMAZED THAI ™E MEN COULD LI FT THE HUGE BANK ... SAY, PARc;;>ON Me:, SIR , eu-r ... B Ge or ~"THROWING OOi 1HE FIREff .STOCK CAR 10 OPEN "THE. RACING 6EA50N ! BOT 5~ ™E FACT 1fiAT THEC( EACH HAD -rnREE ARM5 PROBABL~ HELPED J YAGH.' 1,-'5 A t-1 't.-. GReeN MAN.' 0 wet..-t..-, WHAi-SORI OF PL-AN E:T IS II? ' ' • . . . • ... .. ' \\ \ I - ~~ ~1~0LE SC~l00LE ~~l00t..E 5CRl0f't..E SCR&00LE cl><><>LE~~s ' • .. -,,.... lt1 ~1MA ! DO YOU HAVE ANY REQUESTS '> ~ - UNlON RULES EXPR~LY f-oRBtD HONORING ANY REQUESf THAT REQUIRES THE USE OF A SHOVEL ' • I ) . .... 1\IE ~AND THE RESTLESS -BUR'{ THAT STUPID MOUSE ORGAN IN THE BACKYARD! -.. . .. ( ,l ( .\'Iii YOU TRUST \!OUR EYES? Thttt art al ln11 1lll ditrtr- tnrt~ In drawlnit dt11ll~ MIWttll top and bollom pantls. How quickly ran )OU find lhtm? Chrck answtrs wllb tho~ below. ......,111\0elaJ •1 WJY ' ••~ 11 UCUCl'f l lkl1n 1w 11 ;.00 l t 1u•n11,P\I ~1 •1q•1 t OUIHIW" \l)\IM\ t lkljHllAI ., .. ,.I. I .. ><M ... ,.,O It' VAST distances in space tend to be overwhelming, here is a lUrious bu of math gimmickry which may be of <U~t~tancc. Give or take a lcw, the polar diameter of the earth 1~ 8,000 miles That of the moon 1~ 2,200 miles. Remember these fig- ures and one othcr- onc, zero, eight. Muluply the moon's diameter by 108, and you have the approxi- mate dmancc from earth to the moon. e c 1TY LIMITS! "II'• _aalloua," aays Mom. "Le1 '1 not _ wilb It," aays Dad. "Wt'll _ them aJoe1," aay friends. t·m bluu wllb names of tbrtt U.S. dlles, If you can. e Nutty Game! Plac~ 17 nuts in a bowl. Abk ~omeone to pick up and eat I, 2 or l . In turn, you do too. How can you force opponent to eat the la~t nut? -1•101 01 •..ow ljO-.e clll ~>tel 'u•n1 ut •.ciwnu 1111 0.1. e&Attu Got l•lel't the amt ktter In nth blank for a radablt saaltace: _AD J.N .J_JC: AND _OCIC W ,.U•I 1<11 IJMUI •Riddle-Mc-This! What kind of iron 1s in the blood of boll.ers? Scrap iron. When 1~ 11 hardest to cook ll square meal? When it must go 'round "lb 15 \)I I • ~-'. --18 :0 17 "1 2· ·5 t " 'I ~ :i'i l'l 20 ;;; 3. • . .... • ·16 CID • 7 •(, ~ ;; ·21 \9 ,. .8 "'l .. • c 28-;i . ·~ " ~ II '25 23 .. ;; Multiply the eanh's diameter by 108, and you have rhe approiu- mate diameter of the sun. Multiply this by 108, and you have the approximate distance from the earth to the sun. Try 11. PIPE THAT! Our tourist (ritods abon art tnjoylna wbat tlltY i lff. Wbat'1 lbat? To nnd out, draw lints, dot to dot. \\INNING KICK! Add celon for a n,...-pkt.re above: 1-lled. 2-Lt. blitt. }-Yellow. 4-Lt. brow•. 5-f1ali . ._Maroo• . 7-Lt. purple. I-Dk. purpk. 9-0k. bl11t. 10-Black. SPELLBINDER! SCOR£ IOj)Ofnts for usit1a all the ---~.,..._ __ _ letters in the word below to form -------- two 'completo words: SPHEROID . . . . . -... THEN ICOf'C 2 Poln\I etch for all ____ ....... __ _ words or four lettm « mo" ---~.,..._ __ _ round amona the lettm. n, to IC9ft at le..a 5t ,ohlta. 'Clt\11 "'llO• : \II~ .. qiwo.,i BOOMER By Brown and Casson MOTLEY'S CREW DON'T AR6UE Wrt'H ME, MOT\..e)' ! ~Ai l.l~T WA'O RED WHEN )'OU WENT 1"HROU6~ I\"! i7, WHA1'5 GOIN> f{ -z ON , cARl,. I 50METMIN' REAL W~IRD, O\,D l\MER .... 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It ..m ......... the cl.,. to ... ... ..._.._ Wiiiy? -S.V., Haroa. S.D. • Ant-daa mall gomg thae dlstanca now moYes entirely by air, and figures for the June to Octobu 1977 quarter show It look ftrst-dass maD an average al 2.71 Our mall •vstem ii lmproulng. days to move 2,200-2,600 mlles. approx- imately the coast-to-coast mileage. I would .be> point oul that a rnalJer can use our new Expa.s Mall Serviot. whJcti offen same- day or overnight delivery and has a money-back guarantee If we don't deltvet' on ttme. To be sure, a smaD percentage al fnt-da. mm! doa not meet our three-day laVlce standard for first-ciMs, c:oast-to-<:oMt mal.I. But the Jun« IO October flgura show 96.> percent deltvery by the fourth day. FOR MARIE OSMOND, star o1 Donny and Marie Dtd JOllr blood bod ..... yo• tae.d IMbloa ........,. Mr. 8leckwell MY to• "loobd lib tlM .,ad elatp Lo0J. pop la c1rr clock"? -R.C., RM::t.e. w ... e You've got to be kidding! I had the bat laugh rve had ln ages rm flattered that he thought me worthy al mention If that's his optnk>n, O.K. But his Is just one optnlon. EVftyOfle elle seems to like what I wear. rve no lntentk>m of getting rid of my wardrobe or changing my ltyte. Growing up happens only once In llfe, and I intend to mal<e It fun wtth kooky clothes. FOR WB.LIAM F. NOLAN, co-author of Logan's Run Of all the ecle:Dc:e-ftc:tloeal elanat. ta you work. wblch ftablre laMDtioll le moet llkcly to become a rull- ty7 -D.B. Kennewtdl, W•h. •The humanokt robot He (or she) Is just around the comer. They wlll 9a'Ye the old, the Ul, the lonely as savants. compan- ions, lovers. And we won't be able to teU them from real peo- ple, whJcti I consider a fascinating and scary prospect FOR CORA ALCINDOR. mother of Kareem Abdul· Jab- ber al the Los Angeles laken I tel the feello9 ,.,_ eoa ... a toagla kid. Am I rltlbt7 -H.F .• lroatota, Olalo • He was tough In that he stood up for himself. But he was al- so a home boy. When he was 9 he Wtted his cousin at boarding tchool and wanted to go, too. Soon as we paid the tuition, Kareem got cold feet But since I told his tchool he was leaving, he had to go He oooktn't wait for the year lo end -he missed us and the comforts of home. FOR THE •ASK" EDITOR n... .............. ...... ...,"---°'" •. ..,. ... a.ta...:... .... -.lit .............. ...,., -G.S., A--.. Olilo • An(lte sayt thal although thclr wen ha wdortuNuJy -.9d than In oppcJlll!I dlrec:tioi IS Ir's not true that the man1ags ml'I out ol tteam when her bloeeocnl119 career (sptm'ed by TVs Pollce Woman) began to ownhadow that at Academy Award-wtn- ntng Burt (he got an a.car for "Raindrop. Keep Fal!ln' on My Head"). They're d teparaled, but ~ the break was a warm and fl1cndly one, Angie and Burt spend a great de.al of time together. One reaton is ' Friend& hope thev'n recondk. they're trying to praerve the fady Sl*tf for their child, Nikki, 11, so they spend all birth- days, anntwnarta and holidays together. Stnc:. the 8acharachs' separatk>n alter a 12- year marrlagc was not due to a third penon, close frlenill, Angie confided, "We're taking It day by day, ttytng.not to destroy what we have, hoping to do what's right." FOR CYRUS VANCE. SecretAJy of St.ate Do f09 aeally W.... llldffnal pe-. le poeetW.7 How? -0.U., t. enc... N.M. • Yp. lo your ftnt question. The fact that universal ~ace has not been achl«wd In the pa$t Is no reason to stop striving for It. As for your second question, we and other nations are working to reduce the danger al war In troubled parts al the worid We wlll continue to teek further agreements on strategk: arms liml· tation.s with the Sovtets while we work vigorously to restrain the sale of convmtionAI arms. FOR KAR.EN Bl.ACK. star of the movie Rlp-0/f Wh' •e po• eo •adt In fnor of a.atural cbUdbtrth7 -.1.C., Galaenllle, Fla. e 1 had my baby that way, and I believe babies born via natural chlldbtrth are much better adjusted and healthier than those who aren't. I also believe that the natural birth creates a special bond between mother and chlld. I strongly recommend natural dlildblrth for aU women -unless. of course, there are medical reuons against It. FOR LORD SNOWDON. phot~ Wiiiy .. all tom pllotoe Mrtoua a.ad la blac.k and wta.lte7 -8.L, SalJaa. Ku. •Ant, ltfc should get stmpler as one gets okler. rve never done anything but straight stuff, and It's too late to change now Also, although I enjoy the strange things others do with cameras, tr1cks don't appeal lo me. I equate them with not reporttng the truth. I must stick to what I know -documen· taries and character studies -In b(ack and white. Color Is d1stractlng and unnecaaary and romantldz.es the theme PRO Ge..-A.els, J o . dnct°' o1 &.ton Unlvefsity'• CAni. for uw and Haith Sdenca PRO Ano con CON Mui H. a.dcl, M.D . ptftdent, Amertc.n Medic.al Asmcladon Medicine changes and physlci.ans for· get. A physician who may haw been oomp&tcnt to pndfce In 1920, 1940 or ewn 1970 may not be competent to practloe In 1978. H. or she may not have kept up with medical and lechnologtcal advances and may have forgotten the bu6c knowledge and skll1s taught In medkaJ tchool To In· aure that a physician retains his skill and continues to study rnedlc.al advances. he should be tested perlodically. An --interim solution," continued medkal education, cannot astwe competenoe since lhe mere rcqunment of coune attendance cannot guarantee that anything Is either learned or put Into practk:c Should Doctors Be Subject To Rellcenalng Revletoa? We think there an better ways to ln- surephysidans' competenoethan man- datory examination for reJicensure. 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By James Hoffman and Mathew Tekulsky The telephone calls were from the Na· tional Aeronautics and Space Admlnlstra· tion (NASA) In Texas The message fm the s1x women in six dtfferent communities was that they'd been selected along with 29 men as future Space Shuttle aslro- nauts Their reactions ranged from stun~ disbelief to uncontroUable )oy Judith Resnik, 128, a product engineer for XeroK In Redondo Beach, Calif , blurt· ed oul that "the waflJng was the hardest " Rhea Seddon, 30, a nutnbon and swgay r~nl at a Memphis, Tenn. veterans hospital, responded with one word, ~cer· talnly," when asked whether she was still Interested In becoming an astronaut Sally Ride, 26, a graduate student In astrophysJcs at Stanford Untwrslty. was awakened by the ringing of the phone and "couldn't beHeve It was Houston " Anna Fisher, 28, an emergency room physkian at Los Altos Hospital In Long Beach. CalU • was "terribly excited and honored " When later asked about the reduction In salary to a little more than $20,000 a year that she'd make as an astronaut, she re pl>ed, "When I found out I'd been select- ed, my reaction was, TU pay you!'~ Shannon Ludd, 35, a biochemist with the Oklahoma MedJcal Research Founda· lion. recalls that a space-program offldal asked whether she'd like to move to a warmer climate After saying "yes," she felt a rush of pleasure, followed by the thought: I hope they haven't made a mis take! Kathryn Sultlvan. 26. a Ph D c.and1- &te In marine geology and ~hysies at Dalhousie University In Nova Scotta, was speechless because she'd been womed that the y.!ar she'd spent preparing her thesis might have lessened her chances of passing NASA's physical sness test. The ..-ctiOIW of famJJJa and frlende to tbe ....,. that the slx women would partidpate In the next great galactic adventure -and the feelings that the as- tr<>rnJuts-to-be had about these responses -Wert equally unpredlctab4e (The flnt of many profected reusable launch-vehicle fbghts Is scheduled to ltft off In the summer ol 1980.) Kathryn Sullivan, although elated al her own good fortune. was disappointed that her )el-pilot brolh«r, Grant, who'd also ap- plied to the training program. hadn't made lhe grade Shannon Lucld's husband. Mike , had 11 tough time finding words to mal<e the whole thing clear to their chfldren -MldlMI, 2, Chandara. 8. and Kawai, 9 -until he came up with the eK • e AAMll.V WUIU.V, llllMcil 11, 1171 planation, "Yow mommy might be like Mr Spock In Star Trek " Anna Asher's husband, Bill, who was In the running himself as an astronaut can didate until the final stage of the competl· tion, said. "It's fantastic that Anna was chosen, and 1 fee.I no resentment " Sally RJde'e puenta, who are faculty members at Santa Monica College, were happy and exc:tted al dwtr &ughter's •· lectiofl. although Mrs. Ride dJd reveal Biochemist Shannon Ludd some concern. "rm not the lea.st worried about her going ln1o space, but I' vc watched a landing. and I'm not overly enth'.Jsiaslk about the comlnq down Rhea Seddon admitted that her slstet, a married schoolteacher, Mthlnks rm crazy," although Seddon added that her father, a lawyer, had given her moral support just as he had years earlier when she was a premedical student and conflded to him that she felt she didn't have the "background" to be as good a doctor as she wished He replied that she could reach any heights she desired from Mur- freesboro, Tenn., her hometown, If she really wonted lo Judith Resnik, whose father Is an optometnst In Akron, Ohio, and who has a younger brother, reported that "the reactions ol my famdy nod friends are that everybody's thr10ed and pleased fOt" me " For most ol the female astronauts the dream that first turned their eyes toward the distant stan, the dedication that spurs them today and the vtslon of the future ! "' J I l l c! ~ A ! Rhea &ddon m tM Tennustt hospital wh~ she's o nutrition and surgery resident. Produd englnur Judith Ranlk. that inspires make any possible risk fade In the light of a great adventure. Raofk ud Salltn.n wtlJ pl'obablv conduct a:perlmet1ta In the Spece- lab. an unprasurlzed, sdentlflc lecilon of the cargo area: do navigational computa tlons: take responsibility for the functioning of electrtc:al and hydraulic systems: and be in charge of repair and maintenance (This last duty might Involve spacewalks. ex· plains Resnik, because If the cargo doot-5 that releue thlngs Into space ~didn't doM propftfy. I might have lo go out and see what happened.") Ride will apply her special knowledge because, as her mother says. he:r dedtca· tlon "borders on passion and exper1men· ting In space Is an astrophyslclsl's dream.·· FW.. le netted •boeit new scientific vistas that could be opened after the lnltlal Space Shuttle flight Is successful and NASA sp<>NOrS 50 or 60 such up-around· and down missions a year, each lasting from seven to 30 days, with a crew of from three to seven people After that, she feels. "ti's possible with the technology that's already available to build space sta· tlons and u.se them to create solar·energy stations" energy that would be beamed back to earth Convtnc.ed that such sta- 3 tlons wl// someday become a reallty. she "' wants to use her know\edge as a physician J to try to come up with .. preventive medi cine In advance" -In advance of the fact , :i as 5he predicts. "that there wlD be a lot ! more people coming up Into space, so that ! we know there are going to be Injuries up c3 there. I want to develop me.ans of handling such emetgendes " Seddon hopes to devote heneK to exper· lments In which she can apply her know· ledge of human metabollSm and nutrition. Because weightlessness puts less strain on the human body, It can lead to muscle· w&1tlng or an undesirable release of c.alci· um from the bones What Is to be learned from such an ln·spaee study, says Seddon. could be appllN "to general medical prac· dee -such as aid to bedridden patients " Mrs lucid anticipates working In the Skylab to attempt to discover how cells In· teract In a mo-gravity situation. "We ought 10 know that," she explains ... before peop&e can even plan to live In space •· Emergency-room M.D. Anna Fisher. Geophysicist Kathryn Sulliuan. I Each of our first six women astronauts has a unique personal vision that beckons her to still greater heights literally. spiritually and symbotica11y. Sulbvan disagrees with those who believe that human beings cannot have a viable future on an earth that's overpopulated, poisoned. polluted and de-energized and who thus advocate abandoning this planet. In effect. and spending S50 or S60 bil- lion to construct a city In space. Then ploneen from that Or\ginal celestial city would build a se- cond one. and so on until there'd be a cluster of colonies in the sky. Says Sullivan firmly · "I don't want to be an astronaut ;ust because we mucked up down here and need to run away from the mess. Space exploration works as long as It's not a substitute for taking care of the earth." Adds Lucid: "I would just like to be able to walk In space. Wouldn't It be great when fm old and gray to remember when I was taking a stroD among the stars." Seddon says practically, In outlining long-term space-program goals: "We will get an opportunity to do experimental work. find how we can Im- prove our chances In space, develop new tech- niques and products and use space knowledge for our country and humanity." Says Resnik wistfully: "If I'm still In the astronaut COIJ>S and can still pass the physical,..! could see myself participating In lntmplanetary flltlhts or go- ing to the moon." Add9 Ride: -rhlrtp ,_,.&om DOW they'U be selltftg round-trtp tickets to Man." But the real prophet In tlw Ride famUy may be her dad Dale. Because Ride's kld sister Karen ls being ordained as a Presbyterian minister In June, just one month befcn Sally and the other astronauts art to report FAMILY W£EJU.Y. ~ 11. • .,. • 1 ! .., 1 to the Johnson Space Center for two years of in- ii tensive training, her father observes. "One of them l oughtto find God." 1 Mn. Fisher suggests: "I suspect that the next i time they choose astronauts, which should be In a f couple ol yean if the shuttle goes as planned, ! there will be women selected as pilots." • More and more, the six female astronauts are 5 being recognized and idolized. Says Mrs. Fisher: "I just got a letter from a little girl saying how hap- py she was and that she wanted to be an astro- naut " Yet Mrs. Asher is slightly embarrassed be- cause she doesn't feel like a heroine and doesn't know how to act. But she's pleased because she knows that to be an astronaut on a Space Shuttle Is to take~ In one of the first steps. "Even if the people who come after me travel to the next solar system." she says. "there's something to be said for being along with those who took the rail Initial steps." llLI MONEY Lost ... Strayed ... Stolen : Who ·s Responsible? -- You take a watch to be repaired. When you go to get it, the jeweler says the store was robbed and the watch Is gone. Who's responsible for your loss? You are not home when the laundry- man delivers your weekly bundle. He leaves it outside the door. When you get back the bundle Is gone Who's responsible? You take an evening gown to the clean ers and teU the manager you must have It by Saturday He promises It will be ready. On Saturday, however, it Isn't ready Who's responsible? Everyone experiences annoying Ind· dents like these. yet few people know they have special legal rights of redress under an area of the law called bOJlments A ball- ment exists when you transfer possession -but not ownership -of an Item to another person for a spedfic: purpose (e.g .. clean Ing. repairing. storage). You are the bollor: the other person Is the bailee. By law, the bailee must return the Item or keep It safely until you claim It But there are complications. For instance, you would have a legal claim against the manager of the cleaning establishment. 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Human Needs has iust re- leased Its second report on objectives to work toward in Improving our diets. Called Dietary Goals for the United States, the report states that Americans can Increase pro- tection against disease and have a healthier diet by eat· ing more fruits and vegeta- bles and whole grains and by reducing saturated-fat In· take. Keeping these goals In mind, we've incorporated the Government's suggestions Into our March Coof(book. SWEET POTATO APPLE WHIP v. eppa., PM'". cor9d •nd deed Yt cup weter plua 2 lablHPQP1a, clMdecl 1 small aWMt potato. pef'9d and diced I. In small saucepan, combine apple sllca and '/7 cup water Cover Simmer 3 minutes or until slices are tender. 2. In small saucepan. combine sweet potato with enough 1o1111ter to cover, cook, covered, over medium heat untll tender Drain 3 . In conw tner of electric blender, combine apples. coo41 Ing liquid, sweet potato and 2 ta blespoons water. 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Cl" •.......................................... lll~U~5~~~16'1~..,~'._jlan nm ~--Mmsi•u-·---•••-•--.IA FRESH PUREED BABY DINNER 1 canot, pared and altced Yt cupwater YI cup chopped, coobcl chk:bn Vt ripe blinana, peeled and cut lntopAecM 1 tabeeapoon , ....... onnge Jute. I. In small saucepan, place car- rot In 1h cup water Cover and simmer 5 minutes~ until tender 2. In blender, place carrot and 1/.s cup carrot cooking water, chick- en, benana and orange Juice. Cover and process until very smooch. Rdrigerate leftpven, covered Makes itJ cup FRESH APPLE PUREE 1 ...... oorecl and allced \4cup .... 1 ti 111 llfl DIN\ fNelt °'*'08 ,.. I . In small Sllucepan, combine apple slices and l/4 cup water. Cover. Simmer 2 to 3 minutes or unttl crtsp-tender. 2. In container of electric blender, place apples, cooking liquid and mange juice, Cover and process until smooth Strain and se-rw Refrlgenste any ldt oven. covered Makes l{J cup purt!e MEATBAU. VEGETABLE SOUP 1 lb. ground beef 1 egg, allghtly ..... ... 5 tal>'eapoona ~ .... dry br'Mdaumb9 Ye cupm181 2 tebeeapoons ftnety ~ paraley 1 'It tNapoona Nit \4 te•P a 1)11 ground btac:l peppllf ContiJWLd FAMtlYWEEU.Y Werdl 11, '971 • e I Con1mu~d If you haue a recipe and some cook- ing adu1ce to share, write· Manlyn Hansen, Neighbors' Recipe Exchange, FAMILY WEEKLY Magazine. 641 Lex· rngton Aue., New York, N. Y. 10022 Recipes must include your name, address, telephone number and the newspaper in which you read FAMJL Y WEEKLY Due to the volume of mail, we cannot answer letters or return recipes In the case of similar recipes, the one with the earliest postmark will be used. Jane Ellen Bartholomew sends o diet.er's chicken recipe for company JANE-EU...EN'S ONE-PAN CHICKEN ~n 2 (21/2 to 3 lb.) broiler-fryer chk.kens, cut up Spnnkle chden pleees with 11/2 teaspoons salt. 1.h teaspoon pep- per, 'h teaspoon garlk: powder and 2 tea spoons oregano leaves In large skillet. brown chicken piec~ In 4 tablespoons but· ter or margarine °' v~able oil Add lo skillet 2 bunches chopped seal· lions. 1 lb sliced mushrooms (OJ 1 can sliced mushrooms, undrained). 2 pkgs ( 10-oz slz.e) frozen artichoke hearts {or 2 cans artichoke hearts. drained), 2 cups wlute wine Heat to bolling, reduce heat, cover and simmer 1/z hour until chicken Is tender. Remove chicken to serving platter. let juices boU, uncovered. 10 minutes to reduce. Serve juices with rice or noodles with the vegetables. Serves 6 to 8 The Bartholomew family reads FAMll Y WEf:KL v In the Hanforo. Calif . Sentinel Mrs Koy Ferreira of Providence, Utah. shores her m<Mher's recipe for p<,t ·oasl SAVORY POT ROAST Rub a 4-lb. rolled beef pot roast (rump, chuck, bottom round) with 21.h tea.spoons salt. 1 teaspoon black pepper, 2'h tea spoons dry mustard. 3/• teaspoon cinna- mon and l/4 teaspoon nutmeg &own meat in heavy kettle or electnc skillet using 2 tab&espoons vegetable oil Place 4 medium onions, sliced, and 1 clove garlic. minced. on top of meat Add bay leaves Pour In 1 cup water to prevent sticking Cover and cook In 325°F oven, or slm mer In covered skillet , 2 1/z to 3 hours. until NEIGHBORS. RECIPE EXCHANGE tender Blend 11./! tab4espoons flour with '/• cup cold wateT until smooth; add to pan 1u1c~. stJmng, and heat to boiling to thlc.ken Mak.es 8 to JO servrngs Kay reads FAMll v WE.EJ<L Y in the Herold JoumaJ of Logan. Utah. Gene Paxton wrote to us from Bloom ington, Ill. He is on octilJ4! member of the Men's Seafood Club that mee.ts 12 tlmu o year at members' home3. Gene sent us his recipe /or Cloppino that he hos prepared mony times /OJ the dub. CIOPPINO Saute 3 medium onions, chopped, and 1h cup chopped green pepper In 1/z cup v~ab&e oil until limp. Add 1 can (29 ozs ) tomatoes, 2 cans (6-oz size) tomato paste, l'h cups dry white wf"'le, l cup water, 2 cloves garlic, tnlneed. 113 cup chopped parsley, l tea.spoon salt, l tea spoon oregano leaves and l teaspoon basil leaves Heat to bolling; reduce heat and simmer 5 minutes. In large kettle or soup pot, arrange 1;, R> shelled and devetned shrimp and 1/2 I> shredded crabmeat in layers. Pour tomato mixture over aU. Cover, heat to bolling, a a 1 :a_s u:casa: reduce heat and simmer 15 minutes. Add 11.h b . fish fillets, cubed, and sim- mer over very low M.at 15 minutes longer. Add 1,.; I> 9Cal)ops and l dozen oysters ar clams. scrubbed. and simmer 10 mbtutes more Sprinkle with parsley and serve with austy loaves of bread Malcu 8 to 10 &enJlngs Gene reads FAMlLV WEEKLY In the Bloom- ington, Ill , Pantograph A recipe for fosy Chocolo~ Layered !Jes. le"rt comes from Judy ~d:y of Escon· dido. Coll/ Judy says she made this for o church poduclc su~ and hod 20 re· quests for the recipe. EASY CHOCOLATE LAYERED DESSERT Mix the foDowtng as you would pie crust. 1 cup unsifted all-purpose flour, 'fr cup margarine, 2 tablespoons 509ar, l/: cup finely chopped pecans. Pless Into a 9- x 13-lnch pan Bake in a preheated 350°F. oven for 15 minutes Cool. Blend 1 package (8 ozs.) cream cheese, softened. with 1 cup confectioners' sugar Mix In l cup frozen whipped topping from a 9-oz frozen whipped topping container Spud on cooled crust Mix 1 package (51/z ozs) choco&ate instant-pudding mix with 21.h cups cold milk until well blended Poor over aeam-<:heese mlxtUJ'e; refrige· rate until ftrm Now spoon on remaining frozen whipped topping and spread lightly with spatula Sprinkle with 11z cup chopped pecans Refrigerate unttl ready to serve Makes 12 to 16 servings The Boredcys read FAMIL v WED<L v in the Times Advocate. Escondido. Calif ''I'll never buy another pancake lllix again'! ~since I discovered Bisquic~pancakes~ "I used to keep a pancake mix on hand for those special hearty breakfasts. But not anymore. "Because I've discovered that Bisquick makes light, tender and delicious pancakes. I should have known. Aft.er all, there's 45 years of experience and quality in every box of Bisquick!' Bisquick. The only pancake mix you'll ever need. I~""~.. 61M I ------------------~ GOOD TASTE + GOOD NUTRITION = MEALS YOUR FAMILY WILL LOVE By Marilyn Hansen The Government has be- come i ncreaslngly concerned with the American diet. A United States Sel'late select committee on Nutrition and Human Needs has just re- leased its second report on objectives to wot1< toward in Improving our diets. Called Dietary Goals for the United States, the report states that Americans can Increase pro- tection against disease and have a healthier diet by eat· Ing more fruits and vegeta- bles and whole grains and by reducing saturated-fat in· take. Keeping these goals in mind, we've incorporated the Government's suggestions Into our March Cooltbook. SWEET POTATO APPLE WHIP y, 8PPM, pMl9d, COt'9d and ~ 'It cup watfi plus 2 ~a.divided 1 small sweet potato, pal'9d •ncldk:ed 1. In small saucepan, combine apple slices and 1/2 cup water. Cover. Simmer 3 minutes or unttl slices are tender. 2. In small saucepan, combine sweet potato with enough water lo cover; cook, covered, over medium heat until tender Drain 3. In cont,alner of eleclTlc blender. combine apples. cook- ing liquid, sweet potato and 2 ta· blespoons water. Cover and pr<>- cess until smooth. Strain and serve. Refrigerate any leftovers. covaed. MoJces % cup FRESH PUREED BABY DINNER 1 carrot, plll'9CI and aUc:ed y, cupwatw y, cup~ cooUd chkkan YI t1pe banana, PMled Md cut lntop6ec:M 1 tabtMpoon ''"" orano-Jutc:. 1. In small saucepan. place car· roe ln '12 cup water. Cover and simmer 5 minutes or until tender. 2. In blender, place carrot and i;:, cup canot cooking water. chick· en. banana and orange Juke. Cover and process until very smooth. Refrigerate leftpvers, covered. Makes % cup FRESH APPLE PUREE t ...... CONd Md aac.d \4 cap .... 1 ..... pool'! ...... orange juice 1. In small saucepan, combtne apple slkes and 114 cup water. Cover. Simmer 2 to 3 minutes or until atsp-tender. 2 . In container of electric blender, place apples, cooldng liquid and orange Juice. Cover and process until smooth. Srrain and serve. Refrigerate any left. overs, covered. MoJcn ~ cup puree 1. For Baby: Chicken· Bonano Dinner, Fresh Apple Puree and Sweet Potato Apple Whip 2. For Schoolchlldrm: Mixed Fruit Kebab, Ap· pie Hermits. Meatball Vegetable Soup, Miik . 3. Teen Special Break- fa.t: Strawberry Yogurt Shake, Carrot Corn Muffins. 4. Active Adult.: Cool Gazpacho. Fresh Fruit with Yogurt Sauce. 5. Sauvy Senior: Vegetable Tuna Tim· bole Plotter. MEATBAU. VEGETABLE SOUP 1 fb. ground beef 1 egg, atlghtly beaten 5 tabMapoons peckeged dry .,,..., CfUmbe ~ cupmilll 2 tabieepoona flnefy chopped panley 1Y, tMSpooMMh y, teapoon ground btadl pepper ConJinu~d Continued If you haue a recipe and some cook mg advice to share, wnte· Monlyn Hansen. Neighbors' Recipe Exchange, FAMtL Y WEEKLY Magazine, 641 Lex- ington Ave . New Yorlc, N Y 10022 Recipes must mclude your name, address, telephone number and the newspaper in which you read FAMJL Y WfEKL Y Due to the volume of mall, we cannot answer letters or return recipes In the case of similar recipes, the one with the earliest postmark will be used Jane.Ellen Bartholomew sends o dieter's rh1cken recipe for company .IANE·El.l.£N'S ONE-PAN CHICKEN s.in 2 (21/2 to 3 lb ) broileT·fryer chickens. cut up Spnnkle chicken pieces with J 1/2 teaspoons salt, liz tea.spoon pep per. 'h teaspoon garlic Powder and 2 tea- spoons oregano leaves In large skillet. brown chkken pieces 1n 4 tablespoons but- ler or margarine or vegetable oil Add to skillet 2 bunches chopped scaJ. Uons. l lb sliced mushrooms (or I can sliced mushrooms, undrained), 2 pkgs ( 10-oz sh.el frozen artichoke hearts (or 2 cans artichoke hearts. drained), 2 cups white wine Heat to bolbng, reduce heat, cover and slmmerl/2 hour until chicken Is tendet. Remove chicken to serving platter. let juices boil, uncovered, 10 minutes to reduce. Setve jukes wtth rice or noodles with the vegetables. Serves 6 10 8 The Bartholomew family reads FAMILY WEeu. Y In the Hanford, Calif . Sentinel Mrs Koy Fe"etro of Procn~nce, Utoh, shon!!s her mother's redpie /or IX" •oosl SAVORY POT ROAST Rub a 4-lb rolled beef pot roast (rump, chuck, bottom round) wtth 21;, teaspoons salt, 1 teaspoon black pepper, 2'h tea spoons dry mustard. 3/. teaspoon cmna mon and .Y. teaspoon nutmeg Brown me.at in heavy kettle or ek!ctric skillet using 2 tablespoons vegetable oil Ploce 4 medium onk>ns. s.liced, and 1 clove garbc, minced. on lop of meat Add bay leaves Pour In 1 cup water to prevent sticking Cover and cook In 325°F oven. or sim mer tn covered skillet, 21/J to 3 hours, unt11 NEIGHBORS . RECIPE EXCHANGE lender Blend 11/z tablespoons flour wtth 11• cup cold water until smooth. odd to pan Juices, st1111ng, and heat to bolling to thJclu?n Mow 8 to 10 servings Kay re~ FAMJL v WEEXL v In the Herold Joumal of Logan. Utah Gene Paxton wrote to us from Bloom lngton, If/ He iS on actiue member of the Men's Seafood Club that meets 12 tlme.s a year at members· homes. Gene sent us his re~ for Clopp4no that he hos prepond many times for IM dub. CIOPPINO Saute 3 medium onJons. chopped, and 1/J cup chopped green pepper In 1/t cup vegetable oil until limp. Add l can (29 ozs.) tomatoes, 2 cans (6-oz. size) tomato paste. 11/2 cups dry white whe, 1 cup water. 2 cloves garlk:, trunced, •fs cup chopped parsley, 1 teaspooo salr. 1 tea· spoon oregano leaves and 1 teaspoon basil leaves Heat to bolling; reduce heat and simmer S minutes In large kettle or soup pot, amsnge 11z b shelled and devetned shrimp and 1/z lb shredded cnbrneat In layers Pour tomato mixture over all. Cover, heat to bolling, reduce heat and simmer 15 minutes. Add 11/J lbs fish fillets, cubed, and sbn- mer over very low heat 15 minutes longer Add 1/J I> scallops and l doz.en oysters or clams. scrubbed, and sbnmer 10 minutes more Sprinkle wtth parsley and serve with austy loaves of bread Maka 8 to lO servings Gene reads fAMll V WEEKL v in the Bloom lngton. UJ , Pantograph. A reclpie for Easy Chocolo~ Layered Des· sert coma from Judy Boredry of Escon- dido, Colt/ Judy says she mode th1S for a chUTCh podvck supper and hod 20 re qunts for the n!clpie EASY CHOCOLATE LAYERED DESSERT Mix the following as you would pie crust l cup unsdted all-purpose flour. 1h cup margarine, 2 tiiblespoons sugar. Vt cup finely chopped pecans Press Into a 9- x 13-tnch pan Bake In a preheated 350°F oven for 15 minutes. Cool. Blend l package (8 ozs.) cream cheese, softened, with 1 cup confectioners· sugar Mix In 1 cup frozen whipped lopping from a 9-oz frozen whipped topping contamer. Spread on cooled crust. Mnc l package (51/J ~ ) chocolate instant pudding m°' wtt.h 21/1 cups cold milk until weU blended Pour over aeam cheese mixture, refrige- rate until flnn Now spoon on remaining ~n whipped topping and sp!ead lightly with spatula Sprinkle with 'h cup chopped pecans Refngerate until ready to serve. Moke.s 12 to 16 ~ings The Boredcys read fAMIL Y WEEKLY In the Times Aduocote. Escondido. Calif ''I'll never bu:y another pancake Dlix again'! ttSinceldiscovered Bisquicl{ pancakes?' "I used to keep a pancake mix on hand for those special hearty breakfasts. But not anymore. "Because I've discovered that Bisquick makes light, tender and delicious pancakes. I should have known. After all, there's 45 years of experienc.e and quality in every box of Bisquick~' Bisquick. The only pancake mix you'll ever need. 3 tableapoona wev-tabi. oll 2 ..... poon. flow 2 cans (10 V.-oz. aln) *' broth 3~wat .. • 'M tH9poon ~leaf baalf 1 V. cupa thlnty allced canota 1 v. cups thlnty allced cei.ry 4 medium wt.It• di Iona, ~and quarter.ct 1. Combine beef. egg, bread crumbs, milk. parsley, 'h tea spoon salt. pepper, mix thor oughly. Shape Into thirty two 1/7 inch meatballs. 2 . Heat oil over medium heat In large saucepan or Dutch oven, brown meatballs on all sides Re move from saucepan, set aside 3. Stir flour Into skillet; blend weU. Add broth, water, 1 lea· spoon salt and basil Coe*. stir ring occ.asionaUy, untU mixture comes to bolling and Is slightly thickened. 4 . Add meatballs, carrots, celery and onion. Heat to boibng. cover, reduce heat and sJmmer 20 to 30 minutes or until vegeta· bles are tender Makes 6 servings APPLE HERMITS ---v. cup butter Of margarine, softened 1 cup .,.eked dartl brown augar 1 age •A cupmflt 2 cups unsifted all-purpoae flour Va teaspoon baklnQ aoda Va taaapoon Nit V. teaspoon ground cinnamon '/. teaspoon ground clofta v. cup chopped nuts 2 cupe .,..i.ct, COf9d, ahredded appM ( 2 !Mge appM) I . Preheat oven to 375 °F 2. In large bowl, cream buner and sugar. Beat In egg. add milk 3. Mix together flour. baking soda, salt and spices, blend into creamed mbtture 4. Stir In nuts and apples Drop by tablespoonsful onto greased baldng.sheet 5 . Bake 10 to 12 minutes Let cool 2 minutes. then remove to rack to cool. Makes 4 dozen APPl..E·WICHES Finn, cttep apptM Soft CheeNa: tow.fat cream chMM, k>w·fat cottage chMM Tuna aalad or chopp9d, ~ed chlc:llat'I aprMd Semlflf'm c:hMM: pert alllm milk M01Dt911a or muenat• •llcM atapped parsley, onion or c:hMs 1. Sltce apples tnto 1/2-tnch·thlck roonds. Core and spread with soft cheese Of other spread 2. FOJ a hot grl1Jcd sandwich. top apple s!lca with mozzattlla °' - Continu~d muenster and place under broileT °' 1n toaster oven until cheese melts Quantity as desired CARROT CORN MUFFINS t cup atftdded raw canot9 1 cup yeflow commNI I,(, cup milk Yi cup honey 2 egga, 1tlghtty buten 61M 1 cup alt-pufpoM flour 2t~a~o1J 3 , .. 9poon. baking powder 1 V. t .. apoona ult l . Preheat oven to 400°F Grease muffin pan cups. 2. In medium bowl, combine canots and cornmeal Heat milk to boibng and add to carrot mix· ture: cool to room temperature Add honey. eggs and oil 3 . Mix together flour. baking powder and salt; i.nd into car· rot mixture. 4. Fill muffin cups l/4 fuD and bake In 400°F oven for 20 min· utes Makes 12 mu/fins Cominllld save °"your next purd\ ... of H8mluger I telper ~ -.: n Dllt'I Mix• (any fta ·.--1-. ------------------- Lighter in taste. Lower in tar. And still oilers up the same quality that has made Marlboro famoos. Also available in king size. (·. •I' -~ -,,. -J Marlboro LIGHTS 100's The spirit of Marlboro in a tonger low tar cigarette. Warning : The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. Kings: 12 mg "tar;' 0.7 mg nicotine av. per cigarette. FTC Repon Aug'.77 lOO's: 12 mg "ts :· 0.8 mg mcottne av. per cigarette by FTC Method '------------------' FRUIT KEBABS l. Skewer cubes of your favorite fTesh fTull on a bamboo pick 2. A good snack for after school or dessert for lhe lunch box Great garnish for a cottage- cheese salad plate. Servings as desired HONEY 'N' YOGURT SAUCE 2 contelners (kL size) pie In yogwt 'I• cup honey .2 tHapoona greted lemon rtnd 2 tablespoons lemon juice V. tHapoon venlll• extrKt 1. In small bowl or blender, com- bine all lngredlents. 2. Serve over fresh strawbe~. sliced bananas. fresh apples. fresh pineapple, oranges or other fresh fruit. Makes 2 cups RHUBARB SAUCE 2 l•b6espoon8 ••I« v. cuphoney Vi lb. lrnh rhubetb, cut Into Hnch sMecN (1 V. cupa) 'At teeapoon ground c:tnnemon I. Combine water and honey In. Continiad saucepan; bring to a boll Add rhubarb. Cook. covered, over medium heat fOI' about 20 minutes or until rhubarb begins to faU apart into strands; silt occ.aslonally. 2. Remove from heat; stir In cln· namon. Chill. SeTve over sliced bananas, stJawbenie:s or fresh pineapple Makes about 2 cups FRESH STRAWBERRY SHAKE 1 container ca oza.) venlll• yoourt 1 cup coatMfy ~ freah atr•wbemes 1. Place strawberries and yogurt In container of electric blender. Cover and blend until smooth. 2 . Pour over Ice cubes; sip or serve with straws. Makes 2 cups, 2 servings SAVVY SENIOR Pl.ATE 1 lb. ,,..,. • ..,.,.... 1 lb. new potatoM 2 tometon 2 table9poons margerine °' butter 'A cup nn.ly chopped onion 1 taapoon prepered n.19\alrd V. tuspoon WorcaterahlN .. UC. 2 sHc• wttfte lnad, tam Into cnNnba 2 teHpoons chopped pe,.ley TuneTlmbll ... Lemon wedges 1. Cook asparagus and new po- tatoes separately In small amount of bolling water. covered, just un- til tender. Drain. 2 . Wash tomatoes and remove stems. Cut In half crosswise Place, cut side up. In small. shal· low baking pan. S. Melt margarine in small skillet; add onion a.nd cook, stirring, 5 minutes or until tender. Stir in mustard and Worcestershire; spread on tomato halves. 4 . Stir ln bread crumbs and parsiey. Sprinkle over tomatoes. Bake, uncovered, In preheated 350°F. oven for 20 minutes or until tomatoes are heated through and crumbs are golden brown. 5. Arrange on heated serving plates with Tuna Timbales. Serve with lemon wedges. Makes 4 servings TUNA TIMBALES 2 teblespoons vegetable oll v. cup pec:bged dry bread crumbe ¥\ cup skim "'"" 1 can ca v. or 1 OU.) tUA8 In weget8bleoil 1 tMIHpoclft chOpped pel'lley 2 .... dghllJ butan, °' y, cup hoan egg Mlbatltuta, ...... Vt t.llspoon •eft .. \Hspoon pePP9f 1. Heat oil and add bread aumbs and milk. Remove from heat; stir In tuna and remaining Ingredients. I. Oil four 6-oz. custard cups; fill lf4 fun. Place In baking pan; pour boiling water Into pan about l1/2 inches deep. S. Bake In 350°F oven fo1 about 40 minutes or until tip of knife In- serted in center comes out clean. Remove from water, let stand 8 minutes. then run tip of knife around timbales and tum out Makes 4 generous ~ings GAZPACHO Soupput'M: Ya large cucumber, PNtecf and Meded 4 large tometoea, peeled •nd qwirtered v. onion Vt doft ger1k: 2 tablftpooM vegetable oil V. cup wine wtnegar 1 teHpoonult V.. tuapoon ground blad pepper Accompenlmenta: 1 cup chopped, peeted torNito \4 cup chopped green pepper \4 cup chopped onion v. cup tiny cnsp crou1on• 1. In container of electric b&ender, place all ingredients for soup puree. Cover and blend slowly until pureed. Cover and chiII 2 hours. Cover and process at high speed . 2. 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Mix crum cheese, orange rind, chopped orange, honey until weU combined Serve on carrot com muffins or too.st Re- frigerate any leftovers. covered. Moires 1 '/J cups POTATO BREAD 2 pqa. llett.e dry yee1t .,., cup .............. (106 to 115•F.) 2 'Ml11po1W•honey 1 lllblnpoon .. " 1aip .... 'i4 cup butter Of...,..,... 1 Yt cupe mashed potatoee {MNlut s potatoee) 2 egga. llghttr bN .... • 'h to 1 cups~ flour I . Dissolve yeast ln water, add honey and salt 2 . Add mJ.lk and butter to mashed Potatoes. beat until smooch Add eggs and beat unUI combined Cool to lukewarm Stir Into yeast mixture S. Add flour, 1 cup at a time, sttrrtng well to comtxn. 4. T IDT\ out onto floured board and knead until smooth and ela&tk:, kneading In addltional 1112 cups flour II needed. Shape Into ball. place In large, greased bowl, tum over to bring greased sJde up, cover with damp towel. 5. Let rise In warm place (8.5°F.) 1 to l 1il hours or until dough has doubled In buJk Punch dough down. tum onto lightly floured turface, knud to dlltrtbute air bubbaes. dMde dough In half. Shape Into 2 loaves .. Place In lightly oded 9-)( 5-x 3-lnch loaf pens: c.ova. Let me about 1 hour or until doubled In ~- 6. Bake In 400°F oven for 40 to SO minutes or until oust Is ~ brown and loaves sound hollow when rapped with knuclde Tum out ol pans Immediately and cool on rack Cut with SCTTated knife Mobs 2 loova ----. FRESH MUSHROOM SAUCE 2 ,..._pao. .. ~01 butt. 1 cup allced,....,. ............ 2 t.eJ'npo w no.. 1 cup bMf or chldlen brotti Yt cuprNlll Yt t ... p o on peppw I. Meh margartne, add mush- rooms, cook until tender. Blend in flour; cook 1 minute. 2. Stir In ~oth. milk and pepper Cook over medium heat, stirring constantly untll mixture thickens and comes to botltng. Great over fresh vegetables and meal Mokes about 2 cup. WHOLEWHEAT BRAN BREAD 1c:up .......... Yt cup bulgur. 1cupwater ,,. c:upmtll 1 cup bn1n CIM"NI 3 tebMep a rw• auo- 4 fMlpODe•aaft I •--~matpttne Yt cupmol-.... Yt cup"" ...... .., (105to 11s•F.) 2 ptp.. llCtfw dry,..., 3 c:upa unalfted wt'°'9 whNtflour 2v. toa cups UMffted ..._ pwpGMflour I. Pour bolling water over bulgur and allow to stand until water Is absorbed. aboot 20 minutes 2. In saucepan, comb!~ water and milk; heat to bo4Jtng S. Stir In soaked bulgur, cereal, sugar, salt, maigartne and mo&a,s.. ses. Cool to lukewarm 4. Measure 1.h cup very warm water Into large, warm bowl Sprinkle In yeast. stir until dlssdwd. 5. Add lukewarm cer9' mlxt\ft and whole wheat flour: beat until smooth. 6. Add enough aD-pwpose flour to make a stiff dough Tum out onto a lightly floured board: knead untJJ smooth and elastic, about 8 to 10 minutes 7. Place in~ bowl. turning to grease top Cover: let rise In warm place free from draft, until dou~d In built. aboo1 l hour. 8 . Punch dough down. Tum out onto lighdy floured board; divide In hal Shape Into loaves with greased hands Place Into greased 9 )( 5-)( 3-lnch loaf paru and let rise In warm place until dou- bled In bulk, about 1 hour. 9. Bake In preheated 400°F. oven for 45 minutes or until crust ls dark brown and loaves sound hollow when nspped. 10. Remove from pans and cool on wire racks. Cut with senated knife Malta 2 looues TABBUU 1 cup bulgur ........ rlnMd 2 c:up9 boAotg .... 2 cups peeted. diced totMto. 1 cup flnefy chopped ~ 3 tetilupooe• chopped,....,. rnlnt012 ... ~dry mint flabe, crumbled 1 cup ,....., chopped peraley y. cupoheoff y. cup lemon Juice 2V. t .. apoona UH '4 t-..poon ground~ peppw RonaaJne ..... tee INftS Of ~ .. -. l . P'8c:e bulgur Into medium bowl and pour boUlng water over It AUow to sit Jor al least 1 hour to absorb moisture 2. Drain buJgw, tum Into large bowl and add tomatoes. ac» lions. mini. parsley, olive o61, lemon )ulce. salt and pepper. S. Cover and chill wd. 4. Tabbull can be eaten with~ malnc leaves or cucumber sJices Also great with pita bread. Nolra6cup. • Bulgurtaparc~~ .. heot. Continued WHOLE WHEAT ALMOND POUND CAKE 1 cup ptu• 2 taba..poon• .att marvann. 1 cup•""'*' MtUBI atmonds 1 'h cups paclled light °' dattl brown Mlgar • aoo• 1 tN..,oGn al~ extraci 1 V. cvps unalfted whole wheat flour 1 y, cups unMfted all-putpoM flour Va cup aoya flow CM' whole wheat flour t cup 9fOUnd almond•, natutal °'blanched S teupoona balldng piowcMr t tNapoonuh 1 v. cup• mltll I . Preheat oven to 350°F. Spread 2 tab&espoons margarine against bottom and sides al 10 lnch tube·cake pan: press slivered almonds Into mar garble so that they are scottered evenly around pan 2. In large bowl with electric mixer at high speed, beat marganne untU aeamy Gradually add sugar beating until fluffy 3. Add eggs. one at a time, and eKIT&et, beat 4. Mix flours with ground almonds. baking powder and salt . beat Into creamed miKture alter· nately with milk 5. Pour batter.mto prepared pan Bake for about l hour. 10 minutes or until the top ls golden brown and a pick ln~ed into center comes out dry 6. Cool 20 minutes m pan, Invert and remove Mok~s J2 to l6 serurngs LAMB SCOTCH BARLEY SOUP 2 Iba. i.rnl>-Mck 9'1cd, taMrlmmed 2 ribs ce6ery, cut Into dlunb 1 medium oNon. sffced 1 dowptflc. ~ 2 'It tM..,oGnS UH '-' tM8POOft peppei1coma 2 ..-. dowee t i.rgebayleaf 2 quarts water YI cup PNfted rnecMum beriey 2 cups .. Aced canot9 1 v. cupe cMced white tumtpa 'It cup altc.d green CNMons ~~ I. In Dutch oven, combine lamb, celefy. onion. garlk:. 2 teaspoons salt. peppercorns, doves. bay leaf and water. Heat to boiling. cover tightly and slmmef for 30 minutes 2. Snln and remove excess fat fTom broth Measure broth, add water if necessary to measure l 1/z quarts Remove meat from bones 3 . Return broth and lamb to Dutch oven Heat to bolling and stir in barley Simmer. covered 30 minutes. stimng occ.asionally. 4 . Add remaining l/z teaspoon salt. carrots and turnips. COflhnue cooking, covered, fm 15 minutes. Stir In green onions: simmer. covered. 10 minutes longer. Tum into soup tureen and sprinkle with parsiey Mobs 8 urvlngs BAKED Sn.JFFED TOMATOES. GREEK STYLE ........ tom.t-. '~~onkM\ "' cup°°"°' ...... oil 1 tMipOOft aUCJaf Vt caip ,.. llNte rice 1 lb......, ground ... i ,, .. , 011'1' grauftd nutmeg \fo tM9900f' gnuMI dnnemon 1 ...... dotie ptlc. crushed 1 tMIHll l:IOft flnetf ~pa,., 1 .......... chopped mint CM' 1 tMapGOn dry ...... ,, ... ...... FAMILY WUKLY. llA.wCil 1t, ''11 • '1 v. cup pine nut• herbs. spices, chopped tomato pulp, pine nuts. 1 teaspoon aatt v. teaspoon ground ~ad! peppet 'I• cup fine dry bread CNmbs sail and pepper • t . Heat mixture to boiling, cover and reduce heat. stmmer 30 minutes. stirring onc.e or ~ Spoon off any fat if necessary 1. Preheat oven to 375°F 2. Remove pulp and seeds from ~h tomato, dis· card seeds Chop pulp and set aside Place toma toes on foll co11ered baking pan 5. Fill tomatoes with nee mixture to within •1~ Inch of lops 6. Toss bread crumbs with remaining olive oil Sprinkle aumbs Ofl top al fllling Bake 20 10 25 minutes until tender and bubbly. Makes 6 servings 3 . In large skillet, cook onions with 2 tablespoons oil fOl 5 minutes. sttrrlng Add sugar. rice. lamb, The First Mother's Day Sculpture in Crystal ~ * Limited edition available at the original issue price only until Mother's Day, M.y 14, 1978. * Crafted from the finest full lead a-ystal. * Each piece dated, hallmarlced and registered. * Attractively gift pacbged. * A uniquely beautiful Mother's Day gift oot available in stores. * Guaranteed shipment f« Moth«~s Day delivery oa all orden received by April 2-4, 1978. * Priced 1t onJy ••s.oo. There is nothing more inspiring than a mother. s love. And nothing more beau~ fut than pure crystal. 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In 1975, appalled at the sight of fruit rotting on the trees and crops betng plowed under, Mr Fahrner orga- nized 37 retirees mto volunteer ·Senior Gleaners,· and convinced local farmers to let them harvest surplus crops for distribution to the needy In its first year alone. Senior Gleaners salvaged more than 200 tons of potatoes, peaches, pears. oranges. and SQuash. Common denominator. Terry Brule 1s a native of Milwaukee's South Side. a once-elegant section which has fallen on hard limes. When Mr Brule returned to the South Side 1n 1970 to head a federally funded outreach program. he looked for something to capture the interest of the neigh- borhood's teenagers. He found it tn cars-and the Inner City Auto Repair and Training Center was born. In a former sefVice station leased from Mobil lor a dollar, the center trains aspiring auto mechanics and provides low- cost auto repair services for the community ~tter. I think I'm finally getting through to them/ T8fk 19 cMap? The Bronx (N. Y) High School of Science debating team 1s one of the nation's best. Dunng the 1976-77 school year, 1t won more than 260 group and individual awards, and finished tenth in the national cham- pionship F-or more than seven years. the team's coach, English teacher Richard B. Sodikow. paid a large portion of the team's expenses-pnmanly for travel-out of his own pocket. During the 1976-77 season. his con- lnbut1on totaled $7 .200-more than a third of hrs annual salary .. _ ·- -·~· -·---·-- Mobil. ligh\S. 14 mg. ·tll~. 1 .0 mg. l'llCOOIW; rmm "".,, ....... ,. -. . • PEOPLE QUIZ/By John E. Gibson Does everyone need at least four hours of sleep a night to stay healthy? Can you sleep with your eyes open? WHAT YOUR NIGHT UFE MVEALS ABOUT YOU TRUE OR FALSE? I . Whether you're a long or short sleeper telJs a lot about your personality. 2 . If you're a person who tosses and turns In bed. there isn't much you can do except count sheep backwards 3. lf there aren't enough hows In the day for yoo to do all the things you want, It's easy to "buy" more time -if you know how to go about It 4 . Evety0ne needs at least four or five hours of sleep a night to stay healthy S. You can sleep with your eyes open ANSWERS I. True At Boston State Hospital's Slffp and Dream uboratory shoo sleepers (who averaged five and a half hours of sleep per night) and long sleepers (who spent at least nine houn In bed) were studied Analysb of psychological tests showed that the long sleepers differed from the othen In that they tended to be womers. experienced grealet difflculty in ad,IUSting to hfe. complained of minor pains. were often creative and incllned toward Introversion The short sleepers are dacribed as M energetic, ambttious persons who tended to WOfk hard and to keep busy. They were sure of themselves. so- cially adept, decisive and satisfied with themselves and therr hves They were noc worriers. had few complaints about thelt llfe situations or the state of the world " 2 . Folse A new and simple technique f<X the cure of Insomnia has been developed by researchers at Marquette Universlty It Is described as follows lnsl~d of just waiting for sleep to come. "the sub;ect Is asked to recan occ.aslons when he was extremely tired but had to ward off sleep due to ex temal demands For example, he may have had to force himself to remain awake to atudy for an lmpor1ant examination. to prepare a lecture or to supervise a ma chine during the night shift As the subject Imagines himself In one of these situations. he becomes drowsy He is Instructed at this point that he should dlsNgard the demand that he stay awake to meet the emergency and tell himself that he's going to sleep. Thereupon. the subject does In effect fall asleep ... Use of this technique Is reported as having yielded excellent results 3. True A study sponsored by the Na· tlonal Science Foundation has demon strated that mOfe time to accomplish your ob)ectlves can be gained by a simple sleep- reduction method, undertaken gradually OYer several weeks, In wtuch sleep Ume is reduced by 30 minutes every two weeks . until optimal reduction In alecplng lime Is effected This technique will vary with the person and his sleep-pattern requtre· mentJ. Casa are dted of subjects par1id- pallng In the study who Madopted sJeep reglmem one-t~one-and "half houn. shortet than 1hose befOfe the study £igh1 months afterward. the sub,ects reported that the study had shown them they could get along with less sleep and that they ap- preciated the extra time awake. whach was obtamed by going to bed la1er." The In vestigatOfS conclude thal one can reduce one's usual sleep time by lhe use of um gradual sieep·reduction schedule They also obseT-ved that crucial to any sleep- reduction program is an &Clive and In tere.stlng awake schedule 4. Fo!K Clinlc.ll studies conducted by In· vestlgators at the University of London show that some people can get almost no sleep at all and still be completely healthy For example. they present the results of an "electrophyslological study of a healthy 70 year old woman who claimed to sleep for less than one hour each night Dunng 1me obst!rvatlon period she remained a111ake for 56 hours bul had only 99 min utes of sleep the followlng nighl " The studies further observed that in a secoJld study all·mght EEG and electrooculogram records were made of her sleep for five successive nights Durtng this week she averaged 67 minutes of sleep per night without any signs of sleep deprivation 5 . 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By Pam Lambert L this a typlcal American man? • He believes that a faithful marriage Is the Ideal relationship •He wants sincerity, affection and com· panioruhtp In women above anything else • He would be very hurt and deixessed If a love relationship broke up. If you answered no to any of tne,e ques· lions. you're a v\cttm of the male myth What It the male myth? According to Dr Anthony P\etroplnto. director of the men- tal health clinic at Brooklyn, NY 's, Luther- an Medical Center. "The male myth Is the Idea of man as satyr, a bestial animal It's also the macho ethic of male Insensitivity " Pletroptnto says that the men he has seen at the hospital and In his private prac- tice are quite different from the stereotype of the hard, unfeellng macho male, so when science writer Jacqueline Slmenaua ap- proached him with the Idea of undertaking a nationwide survev of men. he was Inter- ested In seeing how typical his patients are. Pie1rop4nto and Slmenauer compo1ed a 40-ttem mutuple-choa quatk>nnatre de· signed to answer the qucstk>t\s women m<»t wanted to know about men. The quationl ~ ~ by fcmaJe ther- aptsb and women from different back- grounds and were supplemented by 32 es- say questions, of whkh each man was giv- en four to answer. Thc quationnalre was then distributed by a pubtlc-optnlon polling Of'gllntatlon to men tn communldes aao91 the eountry. The men. who were ap- proached In such placa as shopping malls and offloe bulklings. were 4lke.d to flJJ out the quatk>nnalrc and to ~t It Into a sealed box. Four thousand and sblty-lix men responded. Pietroplnto and SUnenaucr bellew allowing the respondents to remain anonymous encouraged honett replies Mcnover, adds P\el'loptuto, the quations, which focused more on llltltuda and feel- ings than on perfonnanc.e. made It u~ a man would be motivated to le. The pkture that emerges from the men's answers ls quite different from the strong. silent type. Aooordlng to the results of the survey. which ~ published In the book &yond t~ Male Myth, men are less tlkety lo see themselves as Clint Eastwood tough guys than as sensitive. cartng lndMduals like .... Because of the male myth. our ce- lebrities are eltheT vtrile Hgen or pussycats we aren't expected to take seriously MOfe than half of the men surveyed regarded a faithful marriage as their Ideal And almost three-quarters of the men said that, besides love, their primary reason for getting married Is the desire fOf compan lonshlp and a hol'l'K!!tfe What the men say they ftnd attnlctlve about a woman also may come as a sur prise to anyone who watches many televi- sion commercials, which lead one to believe that no woman stands a chance unless she looks like a beauty-pageant contestant AttTactiveness to the men surveyed involves more than looks The men said they valued self-confidence, nat\lralness and a responsiveness to their needs. 11leY ixe:fened a fresh, natural ap- pearance to a heavily made-up. sultry look. And more men said they would be frightened by an extremely beautiful woman than by a very Intelligent one Pletroplnto comments. "It's not just the extraordinarily beautiful woman who gets the man, but the one who feels good about herself and communicates the attttude to <>then that she's worth knowing " Sime· nauer adds. "Women have gotten the hard sell for so long about makeup and beauty pn>ducts. I th.ink that they can res1 a IJttJe easier because men are more lntere5ted in thetrlnnerquallties, whlchlflndreassurlng " What makes some married men unfaith ful? Almost half the men surveyed said that their greatest temptation would not be a beautiful woman but a deteriorating rela tlonshlp at home Slmenauer says, "At least In many cases it's not as thoogtl It's some outside fact°' oveT which you have no control." Both P\etroplnto and Slmenauer believe one major contribution ol their study Is to e.xplode the myth of maJe lnscnslttvtty. "What I found most swprtslng," Simenau· eT points out. "was how sensUlve the men In the swwy were. "I could have sworn that those essays were written by wom9fl." If men are the sensitive tOUls the book portrays, why has u taken to long to make this dllcovay? Pietropmto aNIWCTI with a smile, "The male myth has persisted be- cause men were willing to think of them selves as big and bad. But I think It's gotten to the point that many men are wtlllng lo say, 'AD r%1ht. already. someone rnwl else can take charge.'" a.I FAMILY M'EKLY, Mardi 11, '911 • J'I New improved fannies. Sl.50otI PlayteX introduces Free SpirifFanny Briefs. Now you can get a $1.50 refond on Fanny Briefs. They're brand-new from Playtex, and they' re designed to do ingenious · things for a fanny! Take the Fanny Shaper, for example. · It's got a molded feature that gently lifts and defines and eases the derriere into an enviably youthful shape. The Fanny Smoother smooths (without flattening) and gives you a wonder-· r-------------, fuJly natural, rounded New improred fannies. I IookBoth are made $1.50 refund I~ from a c.'001, comfort-To get your •l.50 refond. buy any Free Spiri~ I able, feather-light fab-Fanny Brief(#2710or #271") befure May 28, 1978 I n·c. Plus each has a and mail the dated sales slip. the label portion from I the bnef that shows the style number and size, and smoothing front thisooupon to: Free f I d Spirit, P. 0 . Box tummy pane , an a #N8313S. Et Pa.so. I cotton crotch lining for Texas 7flim. Only ooe I more added comfurt. ~8=fu;"'r. I What Fanny refund. Void where pro-I Briefs mean is· that hiblted or taxed. Caod ooly fn the u.s.. + you can have a N..- smoother, better-look-·-----------1 ing rear view in even AddttlU. _____________ I the clingiest of clothes. And if you try ary. ______ st.t.,_ .. --Zl.P....p --I one now, you can st)'k-* ~ue I improve your fanny Free Spirit.Fanny Briefs. I , and get a $1.50 refund I from Playtex. Lror~~-~~~J Computing Inc ome Tax Are you tearing out your hair over in· come-tax returns and wishing there were a machine that could do It for you? Well, a spedaJJy programmed IBM c-0mputer can The machines. which are preparing lait returns for mme than a million families across the country. do not make disae· lk>nary decisk>ns, such as which deduc- tions are allowable But they calculate taxes In alternate ways, such as Itemizing versus using tax tables, and automatkAlly pr¥pare the final rnum using the most ad vantageous method In addition to minimizing ~hes. the computer substannally eJimlnates mathematical ml$takes -which the Fed Gov't. says ca~ more tax returns to be questioned than any other reason ~ ~ ~ ~--..- News In The Classroom There's something new In several schools across the country -they're using teleprinters a.s educational devlc:.es. The schools are receiving both the regular AP ~~dcastwirethatgoestoprole.ssk>naJ ne\A/1fooms and a ~lly designed wire containing educational programs ~red to the news students have just read The bul- letins, at 2-hour lnt~al$. include complet ed historical background ol the selected news events. definitions of unfamlJiar words and suggested teaching strategies. 1he idea for the program came from Richard Curtis, dlr ol educational scrvtces '°"the AP. A few yean ago, Cwti:s was teaching chlktren with leamlng dlfflculncs In Md and moonlighting as a disk jockey He dlsc:OYettd that when his students came to visit him at the Statton and saw the teleprinter that was clacklng away. they would aowd around to read the latest news -even If t~ wouldn't read In 1ehool "To this day," says Curtis. "I defy any kid to wale by a telepnnttt without stopping to read what's on It " RMUWEFJOY n.. H-~ll-rJUIM ..... , . ., ............ ..... 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Seledlng And Serving Wine Becoming a knowledgeable wine con· sumer isn't as hard os you may think. says wine expert Peter Stchel. fa." starters, buy Ing a good wine doesn't mean having to eat tuna ca.s.sero&e for the rest ol the week "You can have a wine for $1 49 that is a good value and one fm $15.00 that Isn't," says Sichel, author of Which Wine? After you decide how much you want to spend, Sichel advises finding out which wines In that price range are good values by con suiting books or a wine merchant SlcheJ says old rules about servmg only white or red wines with different dishes are Increasingly betng br<*en. "Today many people are drinking white wine with every- thing as they ftnd It lighter and less tiring," he says. "The onJy thing you have to be concerned about Is that the wine Is not too heavy for the food or vlc:.e versa " If you're havtng a party°" special dinner In which you plan to serve wtna. allow 1h bottle per guest. White wine •hould be chined for an hour In the refrigerator°'· If you're In a huny, f°" 20 minutes In the freezer. ff you don't want your red wine to be too warm. chill H slightly by putting It In the rwfrlgenito." for 20 minutes. CocMd ldtOYer wine wtJI keep '°" about 3 days In the refrlgeratoc •When you get a new phone. have out· lets Installed In several rooms and manage with fewer phones by mOYtng phones to suit your convenience. • Read the Information In the front ol your phone book to make sure you 're ta.kJng advantage of the lowest rates Many peo- ple place lon!tdlstance c:aDs to relattves af ter 5:00 P M Sunday thinking that the cheapest rate Is still In effect. It Isn't • Don't US4r Information a.s a substitute fOf' your phone book. After a limited number of local Information requests. you'll be chmged for each caD Therapy Sharpens Visual Skllls Vision therapy Ill more than another name for glasses. Used by people ranging from pJolesslonal athJetes to children W1th learning d.lsabllltia, the therapy employs an lndMduaDy prescribed program that may looude eye exercises, fllter5. prtsms and other techniques to teach people how to use their eyes more efficiently. V'tsk>n therapy Is employed to !real a wide variety ol vtsual problems. Dr. Steven Greenspan, chairman ol the American Optometc Ass'n.'s Vision Therapy Com mtttec, says the therapy Is not Intended to be a substttute for glasses but ratha to handls d1sorden for which they are not an adequahr ~Hon. Quick Takes AJ.mo.t be.If .... cMlcbe8 ban .. dae U.S . lMt year wl11 spend a con· slderable amount of time living with on· ly one parent says a Census Bureau study. The study predicts that only 55 % of the children will grow up In tJ'a. dltion.al 2-parent households Among the causes for the lncru.se In sing\e· parent households are rises In divorces, separations and out-of-wedlock bkths. While lDfMdoa ......... the poor poorer. the nch may be getting richer A Conferer;ce Board study says families In the nation's Income elite - the top 1 /5 ol all families In earnings - earn a minimum ol $25,000 a year. In 1965 the elite's minimum earnings were $19,800 (measured In today's purchas.- ing powerl. Woeld-be eatleprw:un ue now 90taig to college Instead ol learning through the traditional school ol hard knodu More than 80 wUvenlties aCT061 the country are now offering c~ In starting new ventwes. com- pared with only 10 a decade ago Now then'e a -llpOft fCll' .... who are bond wttla tetanJe and golf -belly-dancing. California State Univ. at Sacramento now Includes such a course In Its conllnulng education pro- gram. and lnstructOI' Cynthia Modica says that belJy-danctng Is attracting In· creasing numbers ol men os particl· pants rather than as obs.nvets. In addl· llon to the fun . Ms Modica s.ays beUy- dancing has a fringe benefit -It's great exen:tse for the back. 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Q Paa,..., -wo(a) olS a ING You'U protea your valuable cnpgcment I AOl\JSTDSl9S419at ~ pnuol ring, acntimcnlal acboot ring, your Sl.99 f: 6lk =and lludlllll wedding nng ... rinp, which may have I CSA DSmd 019S427foc11111SS.)O I coe1 you thousands of dollan1 YC1 a ~=ic!:,pmu.JC ud haadlMIC COMPLETE set or five RINCi AD-I d myOdlicd:«Omocxy~ JUSTERS · f I S2 99 foe S (Sorry."° C 0 O. a-, 11 youn or on y . on our I N"' York ratdeni. please Add uJea w ) money-back guarantee. Order NOW rarNT I bc:ausc you have too much to loec if I NAM£ ---------- you don't' I I ADOR£SS I • GM"rl,'uZ1·Z:ll.?) co"" ,.,. 1 ., ___ .,_n...,, ~ .. Y ,,., CtTY I c.,..,, ,.,...,,,,. 11.": .,. ,,,,,.,,. .. I ~~ u!-.-::...•,;,,,:r ST AT£ 7.IP I ~~c_,.,,,,_,_.r ... ._ ______________ . ____ -----. ,-.-------------, Eternal Love : SI M ULATED I DIAMOND : . RING : lliiii::~' ~l Famou$ ETERNAL LOVE Enaagemenl Ring given for only SS. Imagine 1t1 Only S5 for this PSEUDO copy of a 14 Karat Golden Diamond Ring prtced at $50000 or mo<e Has one BIG and 4 SMALL Pseudo Diamonds. Made by skilled craftsmen. Vlrtually oo one can tell 1t from genuine diamonds! Automat ic Sizer -fits any lady's finger! FllEE ~ ' Order engagement ring promptly and get I matching Weddint Band with 7 Spar· I lcling Pseudo Diamonds tree This Promptnen Prize 1s yours to keep FREE I even tf you return engagement rrng I tor money back'! Rush this ad with $5 tor last delivery! Sat1sfact1on guaranteed I or money back! ~ 1978 by I WINDISCH JEWELS 7539 Sunrise Sta. Dept. 123l·El JI L -FL Lauderdale, Florida 3330-4 - ELIMINATE PAINFUL Eyeglass Irritation ~-with 1 ZVLONS Cveglns pr-• on .,.,..w ..,, """' zvion. all vou could oo w., tae ,,_,,. t••-otfl N-Mft Zylon ~ ccw9" can ~ ~ .. ~. Just put ,,,.... -.,. bacu "' plHlk "' metal tr--no no.....,.. pr-• That's• llUM•n•I LO'IQ -in!! -1n ... 11~rame cOlon .-""""'°" ,,....,,c_,lo, °"'"" Ol-i>atr a.D fOr J p.irt. .. SJ J:J tor s ....... "" "'"" ll'ICluda -taoae FAEE c.9ta1o0 wlltl -.,. DO•SAY, 2«1 K--.mack Rd °""00-10,P 0 -XI Or_.I N J 07- ls lack of bladder controf • probl.n? The new ~:J..pant and ped sy,.m t1 dnigned to ~t the 1ndivl<ll• r1"dl of people #lodo not h-comp•• contrnl of ttleir bllldd9r. A pro19Ctlon fOC' ou•f dothing .,d hnen, the diapoMble, lltla«· b9nt p.a f1t IMtdl 8 ,.,...,.., cotton/ vinyl undlrpent. T• Adw-.it!a! at This No-Risk Tri.t Offer. SA VE UP TO $2.00. WI will _..d VOi.i 1 p.ir of undarpents end 10 p.a for or1ly the co.l of the vnderpents. If not 100% m1sfied, -will refund your pun:h-price plus pos~. Send your -iu aire .,d • dleck fOf $3. 75 to Gerber femlly Heel1h c .... Dept. 39, Fremont, Midi. 49412, •tt9ntion: Mn. 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"" ,_,...,..Oto.... I I ,_., No COO •(Con .... ~ ... --7" ........ , I .NAM I I ADORE ----. CITY STATE llP • .. ______________ _ r----~---~---~~--~-~-~------~~-, : Mail Order Aatoc:iaus. -~ Dept. -N I I MC>fttftJe. New JeneJ 0764.5 AM I I P1rtuc nnh ta0 deW!s inmecli•1c1y. I .:H t ;:. ~ 1 . L ow 0----------------- ~ gt!t!!~b BUSINESS RIGHT FROM YOUR HOME -AND MAKE A FORTUNE IN MAIL ORDER! Ha~ you non thousht of operalina a little ma.ii ordtt busiDrll of )'OUT owu? SometJu.aa you could mn on a &hoestrioa riaht fr011J home in ,our S{la !'( timt'. It's • fabulous businrss! '"Bob Cana of NC'-vk, NJ. ru bis tint small mad order ad in Houw Beautifw JDaptfoe -ofJmna au aulO clothes rack. .8usinea Week reported that bis ad broush1 in SS,000 in orden. 9,. 1he end of his fim year .in Mail Order. hr had aroned °"" SI00,000! Allot her besinatt -• bW)tt from the rrud-u~t. sold a mail ordtt item 10 fishermen. •· ciahy Sainmau ~ ~ Mbe made S70.000 the fi™ thru ~ Theft is DO otbu busi.oell where you a. make a fonune ., 1-. c.ome ""' wnll a 'hot' -rtr.m ••• aid WHAM! It mW.a liU a bolt ol ~ Mma. ol people rad your ad _, ..sdmlJ. you are swamped with cab «den from all ~ I.he c:owwy . • MORE MONEY iD 60 da~ than )'OU muJd e&l1l .. a ~! Lib die Vamom deaJu wbo ran a-ad in Scioru MeJd maprine His ad pulJed 22,000 orden -o.a-A HALF MlllJON OOLI.AaS JN CASH' ~ : ii ·tilit~ '. ~'·... -.· Mall Order Beginnen Get Cash by Mail! Ya.. Mail On11:r ii die '--1JOWilla. Ulj)lll pro6tabk "'*-.. Anmic:a! Alld -with die popolarion o;ple ...... die hair ~ ~ . • aad -peope IBMial to die IUl>-ut. -we are -die -. o1 dllr BIGGEST IOOM ID M.&iJ 0--da ~ Free U ,_ are ~ 8*itiitt>d m IW1illa a hacn- Uwe bu»-Oil your 0911 ACT NOW' We can help you Id ncb in Mail Ordef JU9I u --""' betped ochttL Mail !be coopoo or lend• postcard. We'll xnd you • free book. caWoc, ads and OOCD· p&ese fads ebout OUI otfa. No sak:snwi will call No oblipuon You don't Deed preYious aperi· met bur YoU must be O'lff:r 2J. Write to: .... 0..... ft , .... -.. 0.. -........... ,.,.,l?MI Organize And Fiie A Year's Financial Records! •Lets You Keep twcorde All In OM Handy P\ace r ij1Hlfl1i;Jftu!Qi@j;M , For Tue.I s.e-Qlfta, h•c .. , -s.-c., a11tldliiii:"" • ReplaCft A WtlOle Bulky Fl .. C-1 AU.Ile CMJ, N-.-._, 09411 ••kn Bll~rWtil. Budgel-tllllnniAg FaA9f, Silnpml I QPleH• ,,..., ,,.. The "Money Maneger·· I CP·Zi!468) 13.911 ph.o• 1$C poll ana llalg HllSO#ALIZEO Fill In UP to IWO lnlll•I• II you would Ilk• f/lfTH 11111TrAU your Money Manager Per.onall110 _ _ Folcta lo ,..et I O SAVE TS(! 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PQWden. mnd ll9'wyl witt11n the lir'91 30 d.tYI ol r.cotnrMnded i.-Get 50 c,_.ble Vita-Flea tablets now lor the ta-. tow ptiu ol fUll S5 99 p----------1 5 <;Mrl . j,] ·I ·lf!J COltl". ttn I ,, ...._ ..... ~~ ,_,_ ... ., 11$11 I 0 -flUSH ___ VITA-A.EA 1961•1 lot I .._., s.s• ~ ,,.ic:. ~sos~ 111'<1 I ~ ~ rwo ""'334,.,, s10• ""'-I I ""°" 111 .. 75'1 poe•• --"'II Enc-• my O c:'-\ or 0 .._.., oro. lor I s _ __ fSony, nocoo·a I New Yon•-116MM 9°' ..._ laJLI I= I I =t'.U I I aTATI ~ ' ....... _a..-.,_._,_•r-~ '-----------------·----------... SINCE 19"' AMAZING BEAUTY AID t~mporarily WRINKLES GONE IMHTM.fUT Baggy Eyes ............... lHk 'tUI JOlltlf! 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MARCH 19. 1978 LINCOLN-MERCURY JOHMSOM & SOM UMCOLK-MEICUIY 2626 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -540.5610 OLDSMOBILE UMIVHSITY OU>SMOllLE 2850 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -540.9'40 PONTIAC ltOM CiOODWIM PONTIAC -&MC 700 S Harbor B lvd Fullerton -171-0412 PORSCHE-AUDI CHICK IVEISOM. IMC. 445 E Coast Hwy Newpcrt Beach -673-0900 TOYOTA llUMAXEY TOYOTA 18881 Beach Blvd Hunt Beach -147-esss SUllDAY, MARCH 19 IO:lO m Oodcer l're $ulOll S.stblll Dudttr •S Mon11~dl I LOO U 3 • 1.0 l'GA Toun11ment !'byers Golt Championship Li.• C0>>1d~t ol ltnal round play Ir m lht >d"e"s' Counlry Club in ld<>sonwille Fl0<1dd 1:00 D t Challence of Ille Stitt •I•' Olle1m.11 •\ Sus.n Corio<> n AJponr .~11n1; Robor I •id" • l ,. M •t •dltbOd•ll•"£ and Ra1 ou1lltn vs Ahr t Grtfn •n r~blt It ,,. D )t Collect Bailetblll Doublthuder I ' als t r~.. 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Junk It to Me, Baby," NBC's R1ch1e Brockefman, Private Eye, Friday at 9PM Even the eood·natured Crnd1 (Charl1rne Woodard) an aet mad enou1h lo dump a lrttle 1arba1e on her wretched stepsisters-Alaina Reed (I.) and Nell.Ruth Carter when they start pickrna on the little kids in "Cindy," an exuberant ntw musial wef"SIOn of the Cinderella story A 'CINDERELLA' STORY Where does telrns1on iet its nPw ideas and how do those ideas bPtOmP shows7 There ma~ be a~ many d1Hrrent ans ... er· as there are shows but lhe stort behrnd (,ind) ~h1ct1 .ms on lhe ABC hdat N:ght Movie at qpM pr~v1des some insight mto the process A unique musical comedy ~ers1on ol the tlas~•c Cinderella fa11v tale now updated 10 the World War II era and set in Harlem Cmdv actually had its genesis du11n1t lhf' lapm~ of a Richard Pryor specral While working on lhJI sho" co producer w11ter S1a11 Daniels recalled 'We got lhe idea ol domg a black vm1on ol a fatry !ale A lew poss1b1lrtres werP discussed but wP soon decided lhat Cinderella would be 11 The we relerrPd to by Oan1els mcludPs his p~rtners lames l Brooks, David Davis and [d Wemllerper !he tour were largely responsible for the creation and contrnurng success ol The Mary Tyle1 Moore Show The Bob Newhart Show Rhoda and Phyllis amonR other television credit~. while assoc1atPd with MTM lnlPrprrses Now operaltng under an hClus1ve long term lontract with ABC the four men had nothmg on paper when they brouRhl the11 'Cindy idea to !he network We 1usl talked wrlh thPm about the concept a couple ol lrmes They dmded th Py l1~ed lhP rd Pa and told us to go ahead and do 11 Cindy 1s a radical deparlurt lrom Cinderella· and Weinberger paints out that their research turned up dozens ot va11at1ons to the fairy tale as 11 passed through different countries 1n different eras Thus, lh1s latter dav Ame11can ve1sro11 lor leiev1s1on simply notes the latest evolution of d trmeless slorv Here Cmdy played b~ newcomer Charla1ne Woodard-whose sudden stardom with this role IS a Cindtrella story m itself 1s a poor black Southern Baptist country g11I who has comt up to hve w11h her lather stepmother .ind steps1slers in Harlem durrnf( the early 1940s At first only lam1har music lrnm the 1940s was lo be used on lhe show but lhe final version includes several 011Rinal songs by Daniels wntten in lhe 40s style and s11 musicians who act as a Greek chorus lo bridge lrans111ons and help stvltze the tone of the show The creators have created their story from lhe relative innocence lhe hot 1au musrc .rnd Jhp sprr 11 of America during World War II Cinderella's gla~ slipper has been transformed rnto Cindy's shabby tennis sneaker The Grand B~ll 1s the tamed Sugar Hill Ball. and Capt Prrnce. USMC. CCltft on Davis) calls upon a black Bogart hke delecl1ve instead of a OukP to find lhe g11I who lost her shoe at the dance Page 3 MICHAEL JACKSON GOES PR/MET/ME l'opular radio personality Mid\HI Jadson ceb his first pnmetime telfVISIOll spot be11n· nin1 Monday at lOflM on ltCET, Channel 2l. Michael Jldson will air Mo11day-throu1h Friday on KC£T With half-hour 1ntm1ews prob1n1 Southern California issues and penonaht1es. Jackson's cutSt on open1n1 ni1ht is former policeman Joseph Wambau(h, now a best-sell1n1 author, who offers a critical analysis of the Los An1eles Police Department. Jackson has come a Ion& way from his humble childhood in En1lud, where he went to boardin1 school while his parents worked In the war (World War II) enort. uter they movtd to South Ainu where he beame a radio announcer at the a1e of 16. After workin1 for the BBC, Jacison ume to the U.S. and Mtttlully toe* a disc jockey JOI> In San F randsco. 8y his own estimatioll IM wu "IM wond's wont DJ.-lust awful." It was when hi Sot an aU-nilflt talk show ltllt he came into his own, umin1 the title of "all·mcht psychiatrist" from Time ma1a· 11ne for his willincness to listen to the opinions and probltms of hts audienu. His reputation in San Frandsco led to his lon1·time job as the momin1 talk host for KABC Radio. As in his radio work, Jackson will inteniew everyone on KC£T from public officials to movie stars to acrophobiasts (doctors who study people's fears). Amon& his early 1uests will be U.S. Ambuudor to Enitand Peter Jay; Dist. Atty. John Van de bmp; County Coro- ner Thomas No1uchi; Gordon Davidson, arllSttc director of the Mark Taper Forum; actresses luc1lll Ball and Nanette hbray; and author Maya An1elou. "Everyone hu somethin1 worthwhile to say," uys Jacbon, "and often the lesser known ruests tum out to be the most 1nterestin1. My job is to see thft what they hne to offer tomeS out. Somet11nes it re· quires flattery, sometimes you hate to challen1e them. Eich ruest is different." Widely read to stay informed on the 1reat variety of topics he coweri, Jackson still does all of his own resurch. "It's not terribly bn(ht of me to take all that on myself," he says. But it does help land ruests that other hosts un't ret-beause they know an interview with Jldson will be done with intelli1tt1te and taste. The late Bing Crosy, Ray Bolger and Mervin Hemllsch tleee! up the guest hst tor "The Best or Carson ... 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AitllittfU Qf TM F rt11cl1 Clltf \JI lltwitdlell 1:00 Ill CU 50 MIMl!ts D !JI .,...rfvl .W .t DlsMy Trail ot Oanaer Concl The con clud1ne hall ot a two part adlrenture aboul a veteran 11111 hand and a cynrtal youne w1101ter (Jim oa .. s and la•ry W1lco1) who hav' to dnyp a herd of unruly horsts lhrourh !reach erou~ country where unscrupulous sheephertlets lurlt 10 bnna lhe an1 JNls to a 111lhtad fo1 shipmen! B Jl tlal Har~J ltystll111<y Drew Stranee fate ol firth! 608 (RI frank and Joe desomtely all,mpt 10 pilot a plane C1rryrn1 a eradualton class ol slewudessts th1oueh a hu11canr om th' Bermuda T11an&lt Robin Millson Killy Ru th Thayer Drnd and Don Ma1shall euest QW111alhtd fl) DIU.. Ito H1111 '241 ltocl Sollall '°' "'"° ' Alllpli· fled Cello Rock sonatas w1lh Paul Schoenfield on piano and Petrr Howard on c~ll11 -7:30- 0 fllt Bobby Vinton Sllow '~ Bu 8e1derbtcke Jm rut1nl 8:00 0 8 S,ECIAL It's the Enltr 8e11le, Cllultt Brown '" lhr •lhrr Ptanullano hd•dl '"" •·•dv !hen selv•s ,.,It, lhP, d toulrtm•nls ot [a;tt• 1,st1vrty hem tOIO!Pd t~~s and candy bdl~rls lo ,,., \hors Linus protesh thdl lh•v ~IP l!&~l nr tn,11 limp h' dUlt hr pr0<IA1r.1 lht [a\ttr fttaJ'• d• ,. 11 tnat D lt l'ro1ecl UfO s.,~11~l ~004 1 ht Ito• tld ( ss1n1 lr1c1 nenl Ha11th•1 lr•dP11c~ Carlson 1n/J h1\ family ~" ~ss.iulltd l'Y •'"" tr•alure· dfl,, d pfo,.;n~ ,.h,,. t1dfl rrasht\ to ••rlh ""'' lh•11 •dO( h 0 Tltt Wondtrlul World of M111< 0 3 10 How The West Was Won ltb del1ts lht othr1 m•mbt•\ of th• Mdcahan clan dnd la~P\ IP\\IP to'" A1 a pa ho med1r1nr man 1n d 16\I d•~perat• effort to \av• hPr hi• /eb learns lh• Indian. arr ,,.,~me .nn IPllUll\ a PllJUP nl b1avP\ IO follow hrm lo l••as 111 gel dlll• 111 1-.n lhe11 people 0 VANDEMAN PRESENTS • Altars Nol f tnfshed 0 11 ls Wrrlttn Q) Mcwtt C (211r) "The Culpep per C,ttlt Cocn1>1ny" tw• 1 Gdr1 G11m•1 81111 Grt•n llu\h Q) ~m Yorty SMw 2~ In l'trlornunce 1t Wolltnp .4r £v,n1 i •I Bfu•&••~' C11 t\ "' Ooc Wal.nln Joh Ha•lfD•d dnd l~r D111ards t» ll1ppon·ic.Uta fD 'S6 l'\e41e 8111k tGrt1t Amert un Orum lrhch1ne RtYlStttd A •ti JSPHI ., ~· fub 1.1 .. ~ n sho••n~ •I> .11u1t• n l~P 1.rld ~t thama danc' m1on11h pooii•6m monR 1nstroct1on music and rh•I d"n s pro~1amm1n2 -8:30- 0 & S1'£CIAl Tht First [Hier 1!1bbrl Burt l•PI ltll1 lh• slo•i of 51ultv a slulled 1abb1I ~1v•n 111 d vounR girl as a grit Whrn lhP IAlfl ill a lau v appeal\ and lorn' l;,Jully into a real rabbrl 1ne lirsl [ awr Rdbb1t In his nt111 l1le as a real bunny Stuffy has wme important resoonsib1hltH He musf C•eale lhr wmbol\ which 111111 be remindm lo tvtr~onr nf !hr hut m•an1n1 ol [asltr U Help m1ves after • typhoon's terror. "Come Walk the WOfld" with Stan Mooneyham 0 CGftlt W1lk the World 0 Amtnun lrtntylt ll1rh~1d B1•d m P'11m1u1 Mo.it 9:00 O 8 All 1n tllt F1mlly I on lu SI~ 1th and A. hi~ ttt Quitr • JOit •hen lhev or•parr 1 ti·•w•ll d nnt1 lcr Mi~r and Glo11a only I , "'" lh• touplr has mad• olh" pl•ns D •)t The Bit Etent f'ohct St1>1y {2hr) lh• B• ~·n 8ddgP r luM A~ms Ste•' law1entr G•uqit [It Cento D•nnos Du~an Clttryl Mill" Bi rbara Luna A vtl,•an btal cop w1lh lllllP sympathy Int snt1rlv ~ tawblPaktrs "framed for fhP •.hool mg d•alh of a blackma1l1nR pro\ hlul• who h~d •arhr1 rompla1ntd of lht oltrw \ on duty hara\smenl Al lhOuRh rnnoctnl he arcepl\ h11 late awart Iha! a\ an PA pol1rrm~n h, I\ a ma1~ed m~n bPhrnd b~r·. 0 Out Roberts 0 ~ lO ABC Sund,, Mortt C (2hr20m) "Tht Step lord Wrm " <m y< 7~ Pdlrr • 0 Nrdl ~alhanoe Ro P•ula P1P11t PPt•• Md~'" \0" NJnrllr l'v,.mdll rind lout\• Allrr mo.inv f 1 .uhu•bJn tomn111 nth •l'ih h't hu,bana ~ w1fr no1tu1 ll!al mo~I ol fh• 01n .. '" 111tn d'' DIT'Pi•I•'• ~UD,••~•rtil lo ti.ru ~u· bdOd' ,r1 hr I ''' fopd Olll ""Y O R1lph Wll~tnon Q) Rea Humb11d t» Ooeon Ito H1t11 24 Mute1p1ece Thutrt -9.30- 0 8 Ahu l'lhrn 11 .1rv m 11 iu~rr\ld• 1•·111 111 r•d , l'h oenr\ lor a tOn\'!l ll•ilP\ ~I M•I; 01nPt tn '·"' I In wh11 wd \ h1\ bab1 1t1r1 .. 11r11 h• Wj' 10\I • tyi e in f, ·~·, hr '.Mil lrnd•, hHll\Pll \molh•1rd w1lh d~ul~ lion AmOll~ nit.er fh1n1:1 GrJh.1111 f~IVI\ 11\(1 gU"f', 0 Th' K1n1 h Com1n1 0 Garner ltd A1mslron1 10:00 O e fllt Carol Burnett Show Sltv• l dwrPnr • ~uP\I\ e 01y of 01s<overr 0 Ernest Ancter Hour m Mttrone1r1 Q) Go1ptl Ho111 m lltws 2• Amerrun Short Story r111 Mu 1 1r~oe> b1 loho Upd1\~ ID so rttdce 8ruk1Muterp1tu Thutrr Anna ~ClrPn•na Ann.i , ·~l pta, •fu11, •' heme w11n 1<.a.-111• ht son and •Oldnl dauiMtr os l·n~llr 1010 1n, !rurn iOOu• V1~n'•• s alltmp1t<I u•( 1- -10:30-e Jimmy Sw1u111 SllO'lll Q) The Odd Couple m [11C11tntro 11:00 0 0 ' )9 lltW1 e P'acesetters IJ Movtt C "ltvine Tttt" ldd•I 17 Sus.in Hampsh11t m Mowtt. IC "The Culptpptl Cal tie Company" (w~~l U Go11 G11mes 81llr G1ePn Bu~h Cl) llvrnt Iden-Dr. Rltheheu H towell Thonm Remrmbeu tD l'led1e Bruk/Meehnc of Minds -11:15- 3 The I'll Club -11:20- 0 3 10 News -11:30- 0 Sports fin1I Wil~ 11,,, Hill D lt Mowre C "luuJ Chmt Supentu" Ill (mu L 1 •d ~etlt~ Carl ~ndt"nn 0 The 700 Club I Teltpulit m A NEW TIME! • Jim llak~tr PTI Club 11 .30 Sunday Ch. IJ m m '"' m Club -11:40-u lbmr ol Ille G.Jmr 10 Movre C "Shuter on the Ihm" I w•st f. I H-nrr fonda -12:05-u Movie· C "The Mtsfib" (wr~) &I f.l~r~ G~ble MC111lyn Monrnr -1:40- 0 Movie; ~ "McH1le'J Nny Joms the Air fom" (com) 65 l1m fnnwdr /11• flyntr G~rr Vrnsnn /\! ~est Idea '~Shopping Since Carts Now you can do a week's shopping without forgetting a single item! Use pre-printed shopping lists prepared for you by PILOT PRINTING. Two.r••r ....,iy (1CM Ital•) ,,.,...,,.., In c.onvefti.nl -~ped tor jltsl S1 Ml (pNlage ptepeld) 140 oeperete printed llemo ~"• eddlltoolet op•<:•• pou Uft fll4 lft tOur .. 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Bey St. I I Coat• MeH, Callf 928~ I I I IKAME---------__ ---1 I I 1 smnt _____________ 1 lcm ________ lll'-·---' Send Today To Become A Super Shopper DAILY PILOT L - -• ---• .. --- -• .1, _________ _J Pag. 9 MONDAY MARCH 20 Foi morn1n1 ind ilttrnoon ltsttn1s pleue we DAYTIME PROGRAMS Be low, for yo11r conwen1enct. are the liar's moY•u DAYTIME MOVIES 11 30 m "Tht Clock" 1 di I 11, ,,, l koberl "'• • ame (.1,J n hf dn w, 12 00 O C "Tlle Wild ind tilt Innocent' ... s 'JG Aul1 AA rh1 Id • (•l , l-'111 arll ,,. ll~· •• .1 • O•• J 00 10 C "loncstreet" "" JI IJ111~ ('~' ru J '1'1 M, r1tu• 3 JO U C · The Ltqu1d1lor" I ,u p I ~.. fir ~ l t 11 J ••fl ft. w~11j 1111 I 1h1 EVENING 6:00 0 3 0 U 8 10 39 News f:J £mercency One O wmb4t m Bridy Bunch IE Tht Root1es m Journey to Adwenlure 24 D11nenst011s 1n Cultures fD llecinc Comp,1nr m D C.pultn Colondo 5o Hl110f'J ot Mu >t0 -6:30- 0 Mom !90) "Hich Smri" .•. ~ aa I Hurr.;Jhr•, fl ,~ A•lh 1 K•nnPO• 8 Unb~d Wo!td 0 Concentr1hon 10 Mer1 C11lf1n Show m BeW!tcMd fI} Even1n1 Edrlton 2• Perso111I F1111nce fD °'" wr m Et Chlpultn Cotondo so Ol111tnS10nS 1n Cuhuru 7 :00 3 The B11dy Bunch OUIDNrws f:J l"rs Club 8 The Joler's Wild O Bowline foi Doltm m I lo-le Lucy m Adam 12 24 It's heryboclys B.ainm ffi MicNttl1lehm Report 39 Entertainment Ton11hl 50 M1nor1hes 1n BusiMss -7.30- 3 Mr fhree Sons O Con$Umtr Burltne f:J Newlywed C.me U That's Hollywood fJ1\.11I··~ H11ll~w1111d ~I fie H~o, I I "m ffo~ply ll•Uk> di lh• 1Jtov.1'IAl•n1• d11~11e1• Jll •dlJI ed llV"I lh~ l~~r~ t.y lt1Jlly ""od '·I"" •di • lf•rl' !Tien 8 Name Thit Tune O Tht Jobi's Wild 10 Wild Wotld al Animals m Budr Burtell 14 Dlilofues fD LA lntuchlftCt so Tht r re nth Cllet 8 :00 Good T1mts -N· nd rs n John Gavin 1s a leading he~rt spec1altst with a ready srnlle for his patients. h1d1ng the personal problems that plague him 1n "Doc tors' Private Lrves, a hospital drama amng o n The ABC Monday Night Movie at 9PM Page 10 D ~9 Little Houw on the l'r1111f (;~f(1fls (Ill l'lh~n • .iPll lravtl•d ,1ld w11mdn wool\ lo 'ellle n d burnt ul hou;r \nr l111d~ th• I wn\l)fQ pl• :rd br M1\ 01•son hn;l,IP lo ... ,~; "" Htim•onr Baddrlty tU•SI\ J> ~ ontl1 old .. 1not1rr .. no 1 nd t,,, d< 1 Jiii 11 lh• Ch!M1tn I l'/;loul l.r •• f:J Movie C (2h1) "Tht Fly" Ir ~~ ~ 11 l'r • llrr~rll ... '1''"ct• U 3 10 SP£CIAl The Euler Bunny is Comtn' To Town fh, I d;l'f b nr, b• nvs <~ocot.11, en•,, Jnd ~n •Ur ll1rr r mv I a £•ty fllilr , ai• ""~" lh• Sr.ff! r•ar rid •r"' , 1nr on11 1 h1I~ 1' to"'n l•m• Sp••' ~••P H•nn,nt H ·brrt M f 10 •1•11 Hr.o M;r\h<ll ;n~ M•t' Sd•&•nl I''' >1dP ft d• • f, I lh hOf1d4y .p•t ldl O Movtt C (2hr) "Tht Semi 1¥11 ot H111) Fnu" "om> f.11 f'.•111 N• .. man \ylvo ~osrrno m Cirol Burnett & Friends IE Mov1t: C (2hr) "O 0 A" 1mysl 4q !dmund ll B11en P1m•l,1 B••llon 2• The Adams Chronicles fD Tht Pusoner 01 Net I •r-..i>r Y,e Oh Mv fl.i111nr It•• P111~ne1 f'Ah • i.1,c .. ~.,nJ 11 •ll•mw 10 t1nd "'" m1\\ir •' Prnl• :.ct• S•ll1man .. h hd\ II•• kty I ' con.pl-. m•d1cal pr e>dulP "hr1•br 'ti• dOP•dranc• ~~d Pf•>OnJhh I A P••scnu1 tw l •" n\1d• lh• •nd, I illl<:fh" •"{Jiii m Min1n1 Stn 0110 Oi. 50 Que Pw, USA -8:30- 0 • BlbJ, I'm Biel f Voll~ • 0 nv " !•a•nPd o ••P l•c d•\ • '•ehl 1 r Ohv•d s h4nd ~na hAlltngP '1a1 [Ills lu ' ~noo d wn d••Y. out bar rr 1rr t •11nR n•atr~ H w•v~1 RJ1 "'•U o lllh•• ~r n~ lhdn f ~hi m Sl28,000 QutstlOll ED Uta Noche luc11 50 Over hsy 9:00 O 8 M ·A•s•H fhr 'on(ludin~ hotl ol a lwo par! >I01y r•p•at \lorv iboul M~1 F ranh f1111n\ JlPlmdnPnl l•an\IPr OUI of fhl· llJI /lh and ,,., dfflVal of ,~. OP .. m•d11 lht Mt\IO cral11 M.i101 rn~•I•~ f mfl\on W1nthtSIP1 0 39 NBC Mondaf N11ht Movtt C (2hr) "The W11 Between Men and Women" 1rom1 1 lark l•m mon 8Mb~•a Ha111s Jasun Rob.Hd~ In •P•lr Jf h1m1P1I a mr1anth•np1c b~ h•ia1 1a11uonrsl <l•mmMl wt r, b•com1ne n11P111n~ly blind ma• 11rs ii nuflt d1vo1rtt (H.i•rrs) N•lh lhteP h•ldrtn and 1 pr,gnanl '""'' and is not A' Jll ~u•pr11•d .. ntn th• nd1i• nS crt hrs "'" '•I• ly I rm ~.\ r• j!1na1 bt •I U 3 10 The ABC Mondar N11ht MOYie C (2~r) "Oocto1's 'rrwale lrves" (dra1 I~ I •h 1.avm OonnA M l!s fd NPlsun llMbara 4ndrrson BefhP Ac~trmdn Jphn Randolph Randy Pcwtll f~,.n• H~111m1n l••gh McCIO\kP> ~·m Hdml Im f hno• Ot>nJhu• lonn l upf~n I llQ lam•d h•i •I sur£•nns hnd th,.r J1v•s •~ 1urmo11 "'hen pP1\0ndl P•S\10n\ clash "'''" med.rat •th1cs Aolh mM how•ver conlronl rn~1s wh•n lhrv must dral with mrd1(al •mPrP,~"'"S in lhe11 own lam1l1e\ m Mm Grrlfin Show fl) Kozure Oobm1 H The A&• of Unurb1ntr TV WEEK MARCM 19, 1978 W Meet1n1 of Minds St~vP Allen ••lcumn lour "'"' and p1om1nen1 ~ue11s including frede11c~ Douglas tRn\<ot Lr• 81uwnt ) CtQte Bee ca11J (llob•tl Ca111c arf) I 1 u h11 1B~uldh Vu111 •nd th• 1mlamous 'll1rQu1 ~, Sade ISl•fan G1Prasch) ID Super MllSIUI so Tht Drnd Sus.sl1nd Sllow -9:30- 0 e Ont Dar at A Tome In lh• 1"1' •f d fw p1rl •Pr\•>dt ""' P•• pa1•• It h>P "'hat could t•r lh• b ,£t~t It[! ni ~ .. I 6 v•A•s fhr on• I 11 he molht1 ~Ontt ED Mundos Opuestos 10:00 0 LOU FACES SURGERY! • HIT SHOW/LOU GRANT O f lou Cr•nl l ou lea1ns h• has t,•m~r and mu\f und•reo \urgP11 f:J O News m Honermooners fl) So You Wini lo Be A Contr1etor 24 Alter tht Aat of Unceru1nt1 fD Mkhul lKhon Jhr u1bant Los AngPlrs tdd10 prrson•ltly debuts h•~ 111~hlly PIOKtdm \lr•ssme Southern (Jltllun1• 1ssun Jnd ptrson~llt•es ""h aulh111 ln\•Ph Wamh;11Rh I lne ~ ... r Mlu11nns ID 'acto De Amo1 -10:30-m IE News 2• Anront 101 Tennyson ID The Macllt~/lthm Report 11 :00 0 D U 3 f 10 )t llnn f:J lovt Amt11Un Style 0 M0t1t, C "A lortly War to Ott" 1\u\pl 68 h•tk r. u2ras ylv~ II na f I lolfact m The Odd Co4iple IE ltls Ma•e A Dul 24 The Co4istuu Odymy D1v1ng I•• Roman Plund•• R fD lh<• Cant1 ID Ylnedadts De Mtd1a110Che 50 Macllttlllehrer Report -11:30- 0 8 Mom· C McM11J•n & Wt1t Otalh ot d Mon''" A111h of A l P~end O 39 Johnnr C.110n David B•Pn nPr 1\ lhp gu•st ho~I U 3 fO Poltce Story Mdn on A Rdc~ m That Gtrl IE Get Smart fD C1pttontd lle.t 12:00 f:J T •11t1hl Zone m Cross Wrb IE Movot C "C.11 Me Mister" mt 1 '> B•llv C11~1, Da OaMt ID lfewst Movtt -12:30- f:J Gene Autry U Movie C "Tom Jor>es" (C~ml fl Al brr I f •r'"•Y Su5dnna~ Yo1~ Hurn Gnlfrl~ 10 Ironside m Alfred Hitcll<oc• 'rntnts 1:00 D 39 fomOfrow 0 I Spy A11dgt of Spit\ -1:30-m MOYie .. , Covet the War" (adv I II John Waynt Don Ba.clay -2:05-u Movie. C "honStdt'' (my s) 61 R~ymond Burr G•rald1n~ li1011k\ Don G~llo~ay LIGHT-HEARTED COMEDY Timing was a key element when Three ·s Company premiered last March to become one of the highest rated new senes of the season As contemporary as the now accepted coed dormitory fife style. me light- hearted comedy follows the adventures-and misad- ventures-of two attractive career g11ls and a hand- some bachelor who share a Santa Monica apartment Adding to the h1/a11ous compf1cat1ons 1s the fact that they live dtrectly above the quarters occupied by thelf narrow-mmded landlord and his Wife The upstairs terlants are Jack Tnpper. who 1s studying to be a gourmet chef and works part-time, Janet Wood. a witty brunette who works in a f1011st shop, and blonde Chrtssy Snow. an unconsciously provocative but puntamcal mmister's daughter and a typist Although the arrangement 1s pflmari/y an economic one. the gtrls have an ideal roommate m Jack Htl's protective. handy about the apartment and besides, he 1s the only one of the three who knows how to cook Landlord Stanley Roper ap- proves the arrangement only because he mistakenly thinks that Jack has no romantic interest m the opposite sex Helen Roper romantically frustrated, knows better and en;oys every vicarious moment she can imagine John Ritter stars as Jack Tnpper Joyce DeWitt as Janet Wood, Suzanne Somers as Chnssy Snow Norman Fell as Stanley Roper and Audra Lindley as Helen Roper Based on the Brtt1sh television sertes, · Man About the House.·· Three s Company was developed and 1s produced by Don Nicholl Michael Ross and Bernie West for the NRW Company in assoc1at1on with TT C Productions. Inc . and 1s taped before a stud10 audience m Hollywood Ted Bergmann and Don Taffner are executives 1n charge of production. • SuzBnnB Somers. John Ritter, Norman Fell, JoycB DeWIH and Audra Lindley Serving also as a wnttng team Ntcholl Ross and West. whose credits include All m the Family and The Jeffersons which rhey also created, descnbe Three's Company as follows "It's a comedy senes about how me three of them live together, how they are still learning to adapt to each other They httve a few surpflses in store Its ltke learning to live together in matrtmony except that they have all the temptations of marnage and probably none of the benefits Whtie Jack has lots of other dates. he keeps on walking a tightrope m regards to apartment life · The producers. who are also doing The Jeffersons simultaneously, assert. "One of the reasons that makes it work so beeut1fully 1s that we have two of the finest-and nicest-casts in telev1s1on " Audra Lindley, who 1s highly complimentary about all the other members ot the cast, terms Ritter "the most bnlltant young talent I know " The son of the late country and western star Tex RINer, John was born m Burbank and later attended Hollywood High School, where he was student body president in 1966 He ma1ored in theater arts at USC and pnor to recetVing his BA Degree. performed tn 18 different plays m Europe with the USC-USA Edin- burgh Festival during the summers of 1968 and I 969 While garnenng other stage and ftlm credits he made his telev1s1on debut m Dan August with Burt Reynolds and Norman Fell Hts numerous credits include The We/tons in which he played the recumng role of the young minister. and most recently an ABC Love Boat episode Joyce DeWitt began acting in the leg1t1mate theater at the age of 14 m Speedway, Ind , and decided to concentrate on a film career while studying for her Masters Degree et UCLA Adept also at singing, dancing and directing, her telev1s1on credits include Barette, The Tony Randall Show, The Manhunter and Most Wanted Blonde Suzanne Somers began her acting career in San Francisco. where she had been a successful model, and made her film debut m "American Graffiti" as the blonde In the Thunderblfd The author of three books, she has guested on The Tonight Show more than 30 times and made numer- ous appearances on The Merv Griffin Show Three ·s Company Is Norman FfJll 's sixth tefev1s1on senes A native of Philadelphia. he performed on the Broadway stage and in more than 150 live telev1s1on plays from New York pnor to moving to Hollywood, where he has appeared In more than 200 TV produc- tions and a number of theatrics/ ft/ms the most recent of which was Joan Rivers "Rabbit Test.· He received an Emmy nomination for his performance m ABC's "Rich Man. Poor Man. • Part I Audra Lmdley. too. performed on Broadway. in films and such live TV sertes as Playhouse 90. Studio One and Kraft Theater From 1964 to 1969. she starred as Liz Matthews in the daytime sefles, Another World Her numerous telev1s1on credits include three previous series and she most recently guest starred in Love Boat///, an ABC special presen- tation In her most recent theatrtcal engagement, Miss Lmdley teamed with husband James Whitmore to star In "The Magnificent Y1mkee" m Los Angeles and Washington, D C P8Q9 11 TUESDAY MARCH 21 rOf mornllll Ind llttmooll h$1tftf$. pleae * OAYTIMl l'fOGAAMS It low, '°' '°"' tollftftltllct, llt tM day's lllCMH • OAmMC MOVIES 11 :30 m c ''The '"•te" mu\ 4H ludy (,dfl•n•I GPnt Ktlly Wdll'• l•1ak Hfi•"ald o .. ,,, 12 00 0 C "bn11100" (1d;J ~l P''" I ~,.ford R1 h., ~ 60011~ Maur•en 0th•• lOO 10 f"lowe, Anltt!Clft SIJlt" lrom) ~q All 'iUr f 1\I 3 30 0 •C "Gambtl" 1c11ml ~r, ~h111,, M~r I""" M11hatl t.IHw 11,.b•rl I on• EVENING 6:00 fJ I ) I I) 0 $ 10 39 ,.,_, O Cmt11ency Ont ft Ukers 8asitff>lll l ~kN\ Y\ lhr San Antonio S~ur•, m 1"ht 811dy Bunch m 1"ht Roolies 24 Soundst11• f 1ddl'' s I hl ·~ Dou1 Kmhaw Jean l U< f'only lln~ Pt11man oerform ffi[lednc~ny m Ennque Et ""Mil so ~· r1111"" -6:30- fJ 11owie· e <"'riq11·1 F•••te Sport" Par! (com1 ~ Ror~ Uu IOf1 Paula Prrntrss Jnhn Mrf,,,, t Unb!N4 Wtt1d ~ Men Griffin Show m Btwltchtcl IDbsJO..r il) Col 11on Slil"n It M The GrOW1111 Yurs 7:00 I' A Coeun; e.lltlld ''ltOll W•llt Johnny t.ish l 1nda Ron\l,dl Rov Clark ind foslPr Brook\ ~t~r uomNews a Lllrs Club (I) The Johr' s Wild m t l.O'lt LllCY (f)Adam·l2 JJ DllllltlliaN 1~ Cultum m Mldhll I Ltlu" lltj!Ort ll Clltwiftllllftt T onlpt le' The Heme ~clllltf -7:30- 1) C.nd141 Camtta "~""" D <ID' Hellywaolt $citt1r11 L The Golla SllOw m The lfldy aunc11 ll Amrllew flll LA lnttrwn.- ff lhwsdl«k 8:00 fJ J' Sim ~m •nd M1h Brw1 have 1 b11 d1y ot rhu1n1 th1'-•t~ After unsvccesslully pursu1n1 • bur 2tir who KOt 1w1y with 1 toad of arms and ammun1hon ftom 1 1un store S.m and Breen take on a pa11 ol hi1ackers who are lrytna to d1sp0st ol a truckload of stolen apparel U (JJi The ~ llrris llah llah Sllow Cab Calloway. Chuck Berry and Lynn Anderson auesl e Morie: (t) (2111) "CollnldOW!!" (sci It) '68 James Caan Robtrt Ouv11J P•12 U • )l •10 unrne l $1mlty ( lhl) lht Crut\t (II) Alttr munlh\ ol prep111l1on lavtrnt Jnd Shorley illt lookin1l111wa1010 a f1vr day ou1se ot lh, Grut ldkes on a lu1urv hnt1 but al tht lnl monul• d1~o;er they are short of money m C.rol Burnett and fntndi m Mcmt ... ,.,n !luts" (dl.l) 61 Pa1•I Newman S1dnty Port1e1 loannt Woodward Orahann Carroll fD .24 hmu M1chtnt1's World ~PM lht I and and th' legend An ••pt1I ltdvtl" and a~,ompli,htd \IOryl•llN lame\ Mic11tner l11ces th• un•Qut h11lory ol Sp~'" From rhe 1T1ounld1ns •nd loto\I~ lo th' labltd c11tes ol loledo Gr~nada Cordoba '"~ oth~•s hos "'"'SI visual rssay alltmpts In captulP lhe P\Sencr 11rhnes' col~r 01 a "''Id stro1na• and cont14dorlury land SO lurn1bout llov. la Surmr Ynu1 lnb -8:30-0 6 Shields & Yarnell No mtor mation ava1labl• from lhP Net"°'~ al nw ll"n ltm• 0 SrECIAl Tltt Hotdouers ... A Winter £qutno1 lh1\ \PWAI prtstnl\ ~n advenlurr ul lh~ ~YPW •.k1tr• m crouWth so !Mr UsJ 9:00 fJ 8 CBS Tvndly ~tt C (2hr) "Support Your lout Gun f1pttr" t ~ml II •~mes (;a1ner ' 1annt Plnh•llP MJ11P 1'11nd101 .Ar~ Wm loan Btondelt A smooth 1a1~."~ l~•bOV IGArn") '"''° tS m1s1 ldkrn fo1 • notn1111us gunfight" sn••k1 011 ~ 11~1n rn lhr nam1ef ol PurR•IOI) a ltud 11ddfn !!mlt IO'lln IO PSCAP' his rnl,ndfd bride (Mrss W1n~~or ) aot1 h-r l,n bndesma1ds who 1ntrnd lo SPI lhem\•f;es up in a Mlle bu\lnts\ alt,, lhe .. eddrng Q >f Tiit Illa bent. Mis1y (RI f ]hr l Oavod ladd Pam Smolh Arlhur () r.onnrll Anne S•ymou1 A young orphaned brother and sister <Ladd .ind Sm1lh) \ate the11 money to purchase Phanlom onr ol the herd of un1Que ponies lound only on the Ch1nro1raaur Islands and her colt Misty at lhe annual auctlon so they can en I er them 111 the b111 rsl1nd race D l l <10! Thru's Company lantf's Promntoon · !R) lac~ and Ch1my appa,,nlty do l~nel a dis •~•nr by lafk1ne hr1 1n10 trvne for ~ p1omot1on at lh• llOrtSt Shop where 'ht works m Men Gnfhn Show 2.4 The Grut America" Orum MKflint llmsrttd fD MV l_. •I tlle Osurs !hrs proa11m co~m thr lull range of Oscar evenh ltom thr announce mrnt ol nominees lht •iOntes ol lhe polentral "''nnrrs a~ I hey prtpart to1 the ceiemonies ~nd the anno11ncon1 ol lhe Aw"d rwprenh SO MISltrpiect Thuht -9:30-D I j] SNp No 1nformat1on a~a1lablr at our Plf.U tome 10:00 u llJ ""' D HAYING BABIES·NEW • DRAMATIC SElllES!I U m llDl Hnln1 91btu · Old friends' I ove comts into Jul" farr s life on a powerlul molortycfe and a newborn child threatens a 20 year f11,ndlh1p Guest \tars 1nr.l11dt Bo HOPk1111 ijnd Linda 11.~l~fy m fht Honeymoone11 fD The Erne.st An&ley Hour EZi) M1chnl hcb~n frank Man ~1e .. 1c1 fb1mer orrss srcrrlary tor lhe lale Robert Kennedy and man ager of Geore, McGovNn s prrnden !lat t•moa1en d1sru\Sts tht medium ol 1rlrv1~•Jn m racto 0. Amor SO llewsd1eck -10:30- m m""' m Tiit """tlltlthrtr •epoil SO lln Orlun1 CollCtrto 11 :00 fJ 1 11 • t lfQ. lf lhws O lovt Amenun StyM 0 Mo.tt: "Timi 1.Jm1t" (drat ~7 Richard Widmar~ Richard Basth•rt June l0i.~ha1t m The Odd Couple ti) let's Make A Dt1I 14 Tiit Ori&ift1h m l>Kk C.nlt il) V1rttdadts Dt Mtdl1nocllt -11:30- fJ J ' Movit: C • Colu111botKoi1k U Jt The Best ot Cmon R, brnadtasts ol somr ol the oulsland '"R 1er.ent shows ftaturrng lhP lalr 81ng Crosby and Bu•t Mu\lrn plus Ray Bolter ond MM;in Hamt1sh U 3 lO. Movie· C "The Twin Oettdrns" lmy\) 76 Jtm and Ion 1i.uer l 1ll1an Gish l ynda Oa, GPorer Paine~ IJ Neat OaYtd WhM m That 6111 m Get Smut fD n ea,tiottff 11ews ,0 MacMttl/l.tll1tr llepof1 \ 12:00 U Twihcht Zont Q) M0t1t. C "Three Houn to ll1ll" (Ora) 54 Dana A11d•rw~ Donna Reed Dranne fosler (!) Mo11e "foemu Sue MJ Child" (coml 54 Spike Ion'~ Buddy Hackrll w llttrlllrlovlt -12:30-e Mo.tt. "Ille ltmon Drop tltd" (lOm) ·~I Bob Hop' 1:00 U rffl Tomorrow I!) I Spy -1:30-m Mofle: "l.oc* in Any Wiftdow" (dra) 61 P1ul Anka Ruth Rom•n 2:00 U Mo•tt C "The Oftl)' W1~" (dra) I'/ lane Srymour Ma111 Poll" m M0'1e: "HIS llllld ti "°"'•If'" 1dri1) 51 Robert Mitchum Jani llussell Vrnctnl Pr1c, l1m Holl -2:30-u Motll .,,, .. of Outh" (my\) C5-lon Chaney Jr 6rt~d• JOy~t 3:00 0 M0tit "!:: "A Midtt1"t11t1 "ip t's Drum" (fin) 61 An1m1ltd ,,,s1nn ot Sha~tspeare \ comtdy -3:30- 4:00 U Mo•lt: 1~ "Only the Cool" (susp) 72-lrlli Palmer M1chul Constanl1ne CJ Mo•it: "Tht Whitt Spldtr" (mys) '63 Joachim Bereer m M0tlt: "Lorna Ooont" (d11) ~I RrchArd CrPtnt aarb1re HAif TV WEEK MARCH 19 1978 -1 fWEDNESDAYf MMCHU for mofllllll IM aft~ latlllp. flltase see OAYllMC l'llOGWI$. e. lolt, fol 19111 c........._ 111 IM da(s- OAmME MOVIES 11 lO m le:: "f1esb" (mus) 47 - Esther W1lhams Cyd Cha11sst Rou11lo Monl.alban 12:00 U ~ "I'd ami. tllt H_. Hf lllult.aUt" I dra J S I Susan H•y•ard Ro1y C41houn EVENING 8:00 0 {3 0 8 (JI U01 Qt """ UliMfatMJ Ont C!J l.Jktn ~M lht Los An i'les laktrs ~ Hou)ton R0t~eh m The 1<111y 8urlch m 1"ht "*"' %( ll1tio111I Gtotrtp~lc SPtCl•I 'lht l111nc Sandi of ""m1b (R) m Eltdnc c-, • ., m Hopr °""' Nocar }O History of lltllco -6:30- 0 Mo.11· .C' "Mu's h1011tt ~· Coner (Com) 6C Roe~ Hud ~ Pdul• Pren11ss tohn McGrvt• f U~Wor1cl 1~ Men Gnff111 s-. m '-'died m o..r bsJ U> Corann S.tnje $6 0ttMttsiom NI Cllftvru 7:00 ' The ltldy land! I) 0 fDllftlS D Uan Clull '1 • The laltr's Wild m t LM l.&l(y O> AdM!-12 12( It's E"ryllady's BltllMSs m The 11ac11e1111.t111er 11.,.,i 1U 1 Enterll~I T•IPI JO CtutM $1itchery -7:30- 0 HAVOC" CLEllN FOllD * SOS/SEA DISASTERS O 9J Wlltn ~ Stnd '01sas tm 11 Sn ' Survivors and newsreel lootaee rmll disasters hkt the sink 1n1 ol the l1tan1c.the colhst0n of the Andtta 00fia and the Slodholm and lhe e1p1oson ol tht Hahl•• rJ Let's QI 11 Ille lacn . 11 SN Ill lb .The ..... ,.~ D Ibid! '-'11 l The Slll,000 ~ 1'aJ r t1111tr F • m n.. 8'MJ 1u1K1t l_(lltlfl fD LA. tnllrdlantt 'ff Sbrilunl 8:00 fJ CL The lleturn of Capt1ln NelllO Ntmo and his crtw f1n1lly ruch their dtslin11ton Allanhs, but find the m:ephon there far from f11endly due to a preyious visit by the evil Prat Cunninah•m Ntmo and Cunn1n1h1m aa11n confront each othtr with lht fete of the world h1ne1na on the mull ol the11 battle ol lh, wper submari nes Horst Buthhot1 eue~t' as the k1na ot All.1nfl~ U l.Jf fl11 lift ud T1111u of Grillly Mims (90) 'Thr Rrnrwal' A widow" tP1t11tk Wayne) found stranded with his n1n' yur old son '" lh' wilderness turns the t1ue mHn1ng of (uttr throu&h th' tr1endshrp ol Ad.ims and his comp.in1ons Although dttttm1ntd to avoid hfe 1n th, wilderness for thr s.i~t ot his boy Bradl'y (Way"') agrees to 101n Adams ind nti&hbor '"I lndi.ins on lhtu rt\pttlrvr celr bratooM 111 £astrr lht r.prntntt tovts Bradley a nr .. oulloo~ '" Iii• and its rewards D lillwlt• c (90m) "Th• lh&IC Sefptnl" Is<• hl b6 Horo~ Mil sukata U l 10 Eipt b [11041&h Poor l11tlt Rrch Gui' The t•trem,ly srtf assured dau&hltt ol a promrnent contmtor showers Oavrd Bradford ••th '•Ptnme gilts rn an attempt to buy his allect1ons Ann Dusenberry Norman Alden and She111tl l ynn Katrman guest m Cu~ Bun1ett I frttnds m "'"": 'CI (2hr)"Comflllfttht" (wes) 56 Dana Andrews l 1nda Crostal fl) HS Vuttt) Show I• llon fD Grut ,erlormancu (lhrl ·v,rd1 Requ1'm Hrrbrrl von ~111 1an conducts the la Scala Orrhrstra '" 1 performance ol Vrrd• s Requiem ID M1111111 Sera Otro Ck1 -SO Bo lelffrbe<kt Jw ftst1Y1I -8:30-0 Mom C (!O) "lltnd1 Slllrtllft (dra) 1~ orne GrPPn Chtl Potts Stella Sttvfn> m enm-wits f.l)llews 0) LllCN L1brt JO Owtr Easy 9 :00 U CBS WtdusdaJ Mow11 ·~i (2111) "The II& Bus" (com 1 '76 J~'oh Boloana Slockard Chann1n1 John Beck A uny l1le ol lh' dan1er hlled maiden 1ourney ol the *Orld s lust n1Klt" powered lu•ury bus <ompltle 11r1th sw1mm1n1 pool and bo .. hna alley U S 1 1Q Chrht's Aft&tls R) An&tls 1n the Wines li11s •ands a smg1n& and dancing role as she ~bna and lielly 1nvest1gate a se11es ul awdenls on a movoe set t JKll Min, ,_ Man m llltn 61111111 Show W Flowtr Slloa 24 Theatre 1n Mltnu 50 Au.sttn City l1111its -9:30- 0 H S,CCIAL All YOll II~ Is Cnh 190) Mick Jagg" George Ha111son and Paul Simon are 101ned by Monty Py thon sta1 £ nc Idle 81dnta Jauer and lhe Rolling Stone Ron Wood plus lht Not Rudy lor PrrmP r llllP Players er rom NBC s Saturdav N11hl l1vel tor this parody ot thP music and movies ol the Rutles a well known punk rock bind hom l ,.eroool £naland 0 lll'fe Amenun Style ID lttfWUftte: Whtrt All Thinp ktofi& This program uses visual 1m a&t!V oacin& and hum.in 1ns1ghts to Ctltbrate the rtb•rt~ of the natur:il .,orld and ma~ k•nd and the subttCI 11 rtbuth as a symbol ot personal d,veklpment ID Mundos Opllfltos 10:00 OC)Nws u . r !lDl s,ccw. '"' C-'s Luter by Iha Sea A srn11n1 celtbll hon produced on' location at San Die10 s beautolul Sea World Par~ Guests include Debb1t Boone Kenny Ro1ers Sumorr the Sea l 1on f lo the Walrus and Shamu the K1lltr Whale m The HoMJlllOOlltn flJ lsntl T od.y m l1hcliMI l.U-Gurst IS aw1rd 1winn1n& actress Nan,tte F 1br1y who d1scuws her tcperiences •1lh w1d owhood and hea11n1 1mpa11m,nl and her ellorts to help those w1lh s1mrla1 problems m ,Kio De AlllOf $0 Soulldm&• Fiddlers lhru -10:30-· m mm11rn l~ US Art: The Gift of 0urM"9s fD Tht M1cNt11/leh1er Report 11:00 0 t~I D u (lJ lf~ llf """ 0 low• Amenun Stylt CiJ Movie: fC'• "lt1h1n Connie llCMI" (dra) 73 H'nry Silva Mano Adrol, Woody Strode Sylva Kosc1na m The Odcl eoup11 Cl) i..t's Mab A Out t( Otalo&llft m Od eantt S110W 0> V1neclacles Oe 1111ff11110tht \0 Madleil/Lthrtr lte,or1 -11:30-u I. llllwlt. Haw11r Fm.0/«ojak D n W.11ny CartMI U LI' (fg '~'" StO(J lht ten Yur Honeymoon Ctaudt A~ins V'rna Bloom Paul Bur~' m That'"' a> Get 5mrt 2( fD Caphllltd ABC lltw1 12:00 0 Twllicllt ZOllt m Mo¥1t: "lepthtt A,a111" (Cnm) U 11,ne Dunnt Charles Boyer O> Mme: C: "Slit\ Horse Can JOll" (wtsJ 54 Jotl McCrea €D News/Mowtt -12:30-e Mow11· "nt Man Wllo Rt· clltllltd Ha Mud" (ho1) 34-Claude Ra1ni Joan Brnnett 0 ~ 1~ Mpt11y ol tllt ""' Dial 6 Dudly Numb'' D I s,, 1:00 u )t '-""' -1:45- • lllO'ltt. "Thi Killen" (mys) 46 Burl lanlaSltr Edmond 0 Broen -1:30-m Movie: "I WH A Shoplilter" (dr1) SO Mona freeman 2 :00 D MO'ltts D1angn Shoot\ r u~t · Black B11at11on m Mo"t "Roa uu of Sherwood Fortst" udvJ SO John Derek -2:20-u Mme "Till tht End of Ti111e" cdral 46 Do1othy McGuu~ -3:45- 0 Mo"t "he• Strttl" dra1 4 Cllarlt1 Boy,, 4:00 m "°"" "Tobof the Grut" UCI hl )4 Charles Drak~ Ka11n Booth THIS IS NO JOKE I P-.13 THURSDAY MAllCH 23 fllf motllln& tlld ffttlllOOfl fl$tlnp, pluse see OAmM£ rtOGUMS h · low, tor ,our cemtn1t11Ct, llt the dly's l!IOWltS. OAm ME MOVIES 11 30 m "lltyond the hrest" (dra 49 s,tt, Oh•I IOS#P~ Cotttn Oa•od 8111~ 12.00 U "S,11of of tht Kins" (~dv) ~3 Jtlfrty Hunltr l 00 10 C "War ltah1n Style" (com) 61 Busltr Kulon 3:30 U 1 C • "The Mtlhon Eyes ol Su·Mwru" I adv) &I f rankir A•alon Gtorre Nadtr EV•NING 6:00 0 ' I!) u f8) 101 3t ""' 0 Ellltr&tflCJ Ont U i.mbrl m Tiit Brad, Bunch OJ Tiit Wies 24 Tiit Adams O!ro111<1ei fD Eltctnc C-pany m El Cl\no so Pusonal f 111111tt -6:3-0- 0 Mowlt. C ~) "l'luntom of tllt Oper1" (dra) 62 Herbert lor11 H,ather Sul} [dwa1d O,Soo1~ t Ulltamed WoOd U Concentration 10 MerY Gntf1n SllllW m ltwitdled fD Owtr Cay ACROSS 01tam Jl' I pull'" •• nswer) l WiJIPr snake 10 S1gn•l•l'Cl 12 l<'ternal•O<'.i· angudgl' 14 llobPrl or AIJn 15 Ttvonet>erry I 7 lnot.;11\ ol J l,,,..S Ot'df'I co \f jf 19 Part 01 soe•>o • 20 Sweet polJlo 21 RPh&oous garmP'11 22 Fle•Jtove ot lo r alib• P• 1 ;>J Producer S ?6 Color 27 Sd•AD <l' r:illvr 30 Fun< loon 31 51.'Cu'" 33 Ht•g"' .11,tir•" J4 Ru'1P J6 Aor nr p.inty 38 Ppr •lem dlot rPv I 39 lnotoal• 01 fl·t r B ,, ,, 40 CrPJfl•f' A) Cla\\oloed otPm 44 Ho1"" , otN '' •' ~ '"'~ m CM&lell s.1Y11• SO-The GIOWlftl Y t111 1 :00 rr Tllt 8'adJ lwlch I!). a>""" D lJall Club (IJ The .loh r's Wild 0 lowlina lllf 0ott1rs m r i.o.t Lucy O)Adilll 12 ll' Oil'MllSions 111 Cllllum fD Sl'ECIAl T 11 ronun The World at llfJ (Zhr) An onttrnahonal salel hit broadcast on ttrro11sm from so ttal kty nations with usessments by eowernmenl ludtrs psychol ogrsls pohhcal \Coenhsts and 1our oalrsls onterspeised wrth film footait and 1nlt1v1ews >• EirterUllnllent Ten1cht SO The Home Gardener -7:30- l My nir .. *' I!) ,...,.. Thlt hnt O lltwlywtd Game u The Goris SllllW 'l. Ill Se1rdl 01 C1J The Jo&tr's Wild [01 Mltcll Game m The Indy 8uncll }( C.hfornie "9ftlt .n Nnxllt<l 8:00 O I The W1ltons A Broad•a) dancer 1s abouf to chane' John Boys bdchrlorllood and he bnnes the youn1 woman llome loom ~ew Yor~ to mttl his lam1ly Unbe~nownsl lo John Boy his hie rs headed tor an other drastic rhan11e allti a deep secret h•s hantte has been h1dinc is reveal,d to him DOWN ( Morn g ~btJ•h ) N.,t•O<'al l"Jcher \ lllgdn11~t1on""hll1f'v 1 4 Cor"•ersp 5 Art•C I' 6 l<.r4mer pr Kun•1 ~ 8 Moslake 9 Cuddly 11 Aus!ra' ·'" b" Cl l 3 Pe'"'"~ mov1P 16 01s•eclonr 18 Oeceaseo 1..h•n, , Cl.ti 24 Nor bu•y 25 PowPr . l)mp.,r , I llllHP• 28 Body ~I hnrJ 1rluf' 10 JMwen 79 Spanoar I ur Rom.ill J;> SlrPet OPl'n•<'g JJ Opera ,.umreor 34 Gen!IP Ae1' tor '"" 35 PJrt ol \hot 37 JO""' 41 Bt "t! ,~rt 42 r .. (JP•a• I\' un lllbl"~· I Answer at end of the Saturday log D Ill CH1PS S111 Get11e1 1s uo1m pressed w1lh youn1 Delaney s tlll lude let dlonp his performance. espmally when his motorcycle is stolen Ponch ilnd Jon howe.er re tall (1n lluhbuks) hO'fo' the llot do11e1nc Pontherello was turned into • aood olfrce1 ilfter h1d1n1 hos 1nm ur11tes bthind a b1au1n2 milnner D ._. .. : ~ (l!lr) "llamu, Tiie lllller Whalt" (adv) 66 -Robell Lan srne lee Me11w1tht1 U (f !m HaPJJ Days The h, larious ilncl htartwumon& 1nc1dents thal ma~e the Cunn1nri1tams ont of America s lunn1esl families come nto focus when Lou Beth 1nlmiews all Ille 11ne lor a term pap" 0 Mo11t: <.e.1 (Zhr) "Chino" (dra) Charles Bronson Jill Ireland m Carol 1411'11ttt & fnt ndi OJ Mowit· :C, (2hr) "ly Ille L11ht of l11t SllmJ Moot1" (tom) 53 Dons 01y Gordon MacRae 14 M MJOM lol TtnnJ1011' -&:~- ., CIJ r~ flSll "fue & let Int 1.rntu o11uthe1 fells l!frn1tt and a l•ssome nerahbor almost fells Fish m Truth OI' Consequenm tH t.nsumer Survml Kit U Owtr lasy 9 :00 0 IJ J HaH ii ftyt 0 McGa"ttt and his foe 0 un11 are lry1n1 to clear up a murder mrsttry on which they mu\! lrnd out whKh of a famous and 1ecently deceased painter's survivors .s busy lry1ne lo kill the rest of the family with Ille 'f1ntl onzt the vast estale ol the artrsl I) ft, Bink Shtt11 Sq11adron The Snoo11 Must Go On Sometimes Gree 8oy1n11on clrilfts lhe lambs lour TV WEEK MARCH 19. 11178 eoraeous nurus-to put on • USO silo• for Ille Subees so they II 1epa1r Ille bomb bluted 11rstr1p fl (]) <JD) BarntJ Mllltr (RI "Hostaae' A wtld eyed eunman forces Captain Miller and his men to oo lime 1n the compilny of a loony ventr1l0Qu1sl and hrs obscene t1lk1na dummy m Men '"""' Show 1J' Ausl111 City l.Jnli1s f.l:)Wor1d D lllt M11111 CJ1r1111tla -9:30- ., W ®l m.MIERE U.S Hu4 1111 Strut G1tcory Sierra stars in this shD'lt which dep!Cts lht comic lrtnty lh•t ohen OCCUI$ 1n so IHI and se11o us 1n enrnonment as an emt1cency hospital ward Co sti1111ne art Susan Pere!l Ralph Manu Stelan Grerascll 8111 Cort. 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Allan Miller and Rosand Soto 10:00 D l11n1bJ Jonts lite Merc,n a11ts" J R be11ns a rrsky 1mpersona hon as a h1rtd mercenary to learn it a m111ina V1etn1m veteran hilS 1oined a commando band involved on a poss1 bit usass1natoon plol I) QI l'Mct Wtman flrp ol A Coin Whtn his wife 1s kidnapped an 011 company board cha11man (Gary Collins) reluctantly allows Pepper and C•owlty to enact theor plan ol us1ne a d1sau1~cl Styles (Ed Bernardi as the ba& man lor the ransom DDllews B '1) IaJ hrett1 ·woman Trouble Barell• helps a pepper,. 11 year old a•rl hack down her recently paroled lather befo1t ht takes part 1n a 1o>wel hmt e Oral Roberts Sprma Sptt11I m The Honeymooners 24 lhst1rp1ect Theater A11111 Ka1f01lld fD M1d1HI licbon l>u ~I ~ l A I RI~) pubh~htl IJt l C:hJnd•• 1 "h j cu •) Clldj ;r OIO)'P\ l•f pwn~ tn! tus n••»P•I'"' " t~• ta<• 11 1nf1ra)rd c ttp1ltl on ll• ~I) 01) '\t· thP OIP I ~"A 11111 P•Pfl\ J d C• vf'li~ m111m,1, df'~ so llewKhtd -10:30-m m 11eoin ID The M1clle1I Lehrer Report so-Prololts 11:00 D 3 0 D e to 39 lie•~ O Lon Ameuun Style 0 Movie. "One, Two, Thrtt" 1 om, b I lamt~ Lainfr A11.,,. I tdn 1\ G) The Ocld Couplt m let's Mah A De1I ID Dock Cavett 2~ Turn•boul 50 M1cNellllehm Report -11:30- 0 8 CBS lilt Mom C "h lly's Htrou" 1 11~ ll (lortl I .1~h"IOO ltllt ,Avll.1\ C~11nll II Cnnnco 01·n• ~ '>ulli.llM•ol 0 ~· Johnny Cmon D ') 10 Slm~y I. Hulch Vtndrll~ G) That Gui m Get Sm1rt fD 1• C.pho11ed ABC lie~ 12:00 O Tw1hrht Zone G) CrouWib Q) Mo'ie C "Drums 1n t~e Deep South" Jdvl I~,. • ••1 l '' Mani~ -12:30- 0 Movit C "The Sword ot (I Cid" fd(ht b Rrl•11<1 •h Sannov Mn,,111 D •10 Tom• m Mov~: "Clstlt ot thr liflnl Du d" Ihm) bl Ch11 topl , 1 ~, Ga1.1 C.~'"'"''' l'h1ll1ppr Irr JY 1:00 0 3f Tomo11ow 0 I Spy -1:30-m Mowot "llut Time We love" (d1,1) l~ M•l¥M' I \11llAv<fl l•mt, ~tewMt 2:00 0 Moms Son I I (111 Mu1de1 •~ th• flluP kr n1 Nn~•il I UIY 0 MoYlt "T1mt lost ind Time Remembered" lr~ I fib Saiat1 MM~ Cr•ll Lil~ I lu d {j vr1 <•an C.111,,, -2:05 - 0 lll~t C 'Rue Breed" •d•) b6 IA,..,, t••a" Mau1on I H~•l f11,~n r••lh -2:30-m Mowit c "S1nl• Fe" WP\) ~ l RJ11do1ph Seo rt Id 1• ''''' l•rnm• fn111ttand p,,, fh >mp·,,in 4:00 U The Ste~e Edwuds Show 0 Mowit C "Action Man" ( Hhl Iii l•~n G•bon Roh•li SIA<~ -4:30- 0 G1we U1 Tiits D•r Q) Movte: "Johnny All1110" 1mv,1 49 G~ni~P HM! Nin~ Im h G•ru~~ MaroP~dy Gto11d ll~111y ] . D 39 QUiil 1\11 th• i 111p~1(11 ~ Quasi Nu1n" f'A1I t /111R•1n Ill~ ._ _________ ~ lt•ltnl will dr\lllly Qu6•~ 101•\\ hr• FRIDAY M.UCH 2• r0t mo1mn1 Ind 1fternoon hs11nas, ple1se let DAYTIME P.oGRAMS 8t low, IOI WVUI COl\ftn1tnu, lit the day's 111CMt1. DAYTllllE MOVIES 11 30 Q) ~Ltl llo lllJn Write My Ep1bph" t J•, 1 i.o Shrt1r1 !\""'" 81 rl ,,, Jl11,1Ju Moi•l.1l1>ar 12 00 O c "Oreron ttJ1I" .. ~sl ,q I •r~ Md1 Mull.If II llJ ldl t• 11 N·n• ,lupmdr tien11 Hui J 00 10 C "P'1ettr Poison' 1"1~111 hl! Ant ht nv P••lou luesll•v l'l,l<J l JO D C "fn l.At n1nt" \d11vl t I )~mP\ C111iu1 n I 1•r I fd>b EVENING 6:00 0 3 0 D e 10 3t """' 0 £mer11ncy OM O ~mb1t Q) BndJ Bunch m Tiit ROCll1es 24 Dune~s 1n Cultures fD Zoom 50 History of lllt&KO -6:30- 0 Here ind Mow e UntJmtd Wolle! 0 Conctftlntion 1 O Mtn Guffin Show CD Btwitc.hd 24 P'uson.11 f 1n1nu I. Money llbn11emtnl fD <Mr [jS'f SO Consumer Sl.ormal ~t 7 :00 O Tht Muppet Show Bvin.11lct•r f'•rPr~ gue ,f, , 3 B11dy Bunch DDEDllttn 0 Ll1rs Club 6 Tht Joler's Wild 0 Bow1mc tor Dollm m I love luty m Ad1m 12 24 lt'i Everybody's Busintu fD Ma<"t1lllehrer Repo<I lt Ent1rt1inment T 01111ht ~o Tht Prtsldfnl's Smnlls1 -7:30- 0 Air Stu AnJf/11n1 Goes ) My Thrtt Sons 0 Wik! flin1dom 0 llewlywtd C.mt D 10 Hollywood Squms & Tht Muppets 0 Tht ~er·s Wild CD Br ldJ Bunc.h 24 50 A Conwrvtoon Jfrth ~· 101 S I H111\nu ID U lntcrth1n1• 8:00 D 6 SfECIAl titre Comes Peter C4ttOlllJll 1 I ht lh•s story 1•1~1~ ho" p,,., IJ•I' 11 dehve• mno~ [a~t,, ·~n than lhP '''' lion tail toul '' \ilV•rl lrnm d•~R1acr hi M• S~·.~ahd''• ao1j his hmP mMhln• W1lh thr ~Id Of lh10. IOVPOlllJll f'flPI 1tlrn1pts In RO hack a day on t1mP lo 11Mkr dmPncts And mana11es to land 1n •V"Y 1mpo1tdnl hohddY eicept 1.1~1., h•lniP hP srl\ th1nRS srra1Rht I ti~ v1111 ~~ nt n~nnv l\~y• V 1nr rn I Pmr ,111d fl~ul f "rS AIP IP~l111N( lhPdlS whvoe If !~ Qu.11 ~ ~ '"IV ht pr I~ 10 havt f l(U\ ft r plant pult.~al• "'"' Joog• n ~ ~rn\uOU\ daughl•• P11nccs l ,butu O lllovit C (2111 l "l1hts of the field" d1~ I 11~J1fy Pool1f1 l •11~ Sh•a D 3 10 Donn1 I. Mme tk1 Gue ,ts .ncludP kLy .Ii•• ;h,tt I' and ohnny ll~1i 0 lilow1t C (2111) •·arotherly llwt" ldtd/ I[ P•lr• I '"" Q) Cl1ol llurnttt ' r nends Q) C (21tr) "Just IOI You"'''"") ~2 B•nR Cw b1 t.i"• 1'11111•" f.D 24 50 Wu/11nrton Wee~ 1n Review -8.30- 0 3t CPO Sh11~e1 l'fo 1nlo11r1.1 lion ~va1l•bl1• horn thr NPt .. on. 11 OOJ IH~S~ tomr m Cross-W1h ID ~4 so Will $!reel Wet~ 9:00 D 8 The lntred1ble Hu" No ,,. lotmdloM available horn rhr NPI "ook di ouo I""' l1mr O ,, lt1chie Btochrm1n. Prr~•lt (ye tun~ It 111 MP Baby H11 h•' 10•no1s Ougaol' hll•d 111 pu1ch~v an ~nloQUP (di al dr AUi f•OO •" 3i,s1gnmen1 rhar le6~' him •nt11 !hr midst ,f 1 hr.m1ud• 1n.i·s1 Rafi '" D 3 10 S,ECIAL Cindy ' hit fr•d•la• ,. Vt •dd•d lilt in ll•vi~ ~-·• 1 M•tch Mar Me r• At•·•• k•td Coravant Ot•llC~~ N•ll Ruth Canrr f~r llass•r C1ndt1rll• h• c "''~ • upl••atin~ com•dy ••I '" Nr .. 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"The 811m11c" !hoo • Ab•I ~lat•r C~1mrn M1Jnl•111 -12:30- 0 Mofle "Tile Sien of lhe Cross" Id•~) J? f ·•d11 Mai /I rrA 11l,ll• Colbt•' D Mo.it: ''An Aff111 to Rtm1mbe1" ld•al )7 C.ry GrJnt. O•boqh ~'" ll••h11~ 'Jrr '""l (.~thlP•n N•lb•lt R11bP1t Q '" · ~ 10 lilov1e· C ' Hury O" I •d• I I] 04v1d IJro\ •n Ma1tin ~h••n m World of Su"-ovll m lltwS1Mo.1e -12:40- 3 Mow11, "V0tce in the Mirror" 111.11 ~~ R1cha1d IR·'" 11111• I undon 1:00 D htklboot 0 3t M1dn11ht Spet11I 0 I Spy G) Movie: "Boy's Town" 1rt1a1 ~ SpPnr~r 11.ry M1t1Py Rou11rv Hrmv flull G•n• Rtynolrt• -1:30-m Movie "Oubldt the Llw" trhal ~t. Har Danton l rtph snnwl1o~ 2 :00 O M0¥11 "All Quiet on lht Wut er" FrOlll" d1a1 10 l•w A1•1\ I DUI~ Wolh•11•1 ,, hn W1ay 3 :00 0 lilovltS lhrt• ·~•nnM Ir\ Thr C11ms n Cana•r G) Mo-;ie. "811dt l Bust' t1 'I \~ hi• •llr Aus11n '"' , I u r• -3'20- 0 Mowie. "The lion Hu Wmas" (dnl 4(1 Mtrlt Obr nr HAIOI Hiett~ d on Ju11• llur,,r 4:00 C!J Mo•1t "All Act ot Murder" !did) 4R f"dm '1.ldlth llo1encP f ldrtrli• f <tmond 0 Rwn -4:30- CD Mov1t: "Man They Could Nol H'nt" (hn1J J'I Bn11\ Ka1inll Pag~ IS ORDER YOURS NOW • • 1000 BEAUTIFUL STICK-ON LABELS STYLISH TYPE ON GOOD QUALITY WHITE GUMMED PAPER • PERSONALIZED •EASY TO USE • FOR YOU OR A FRIEND r---------------------, I Ftll 1n this coupon clip and mail with $ t 75 to I Piiot Pnntrng. label Otv 1 Pos1 Office Box 1560 • 330 w Bay St r Costa Mesa Cal1forn1a 92626 Be Sure to Use Your Z1pcode j PILOT PRINTING I I L---------------------~ ,.,...,, SATURDAY ( MORNING 6:00 D That's~t e S4Hlrtse ~mtster D Comm1111rty Fttdblc~ m Unrttlllly ol the At1 -6:30-D Sunnse Selnuter 3 Colledrve S.r111111n1 D 3• Adnmurn of Muh1mm1d .., O 1141 Valley ·e Spr1nc Prem1trt D Hot Fud1e Show 10• Culture ol Ancient [ppt m Unit Sia fll) Clphoned "ews 7:00 D Clme11 Thrff D 31 Hons Ilona ,,_, D 1 110_ Superfrleods Hour e l'11nrounds D The ffl Club m Elemtnury """ Cl) lilllolMn Reel to Rul fD Yoe• lor Health -7:30- D Steps to lur111n1 0 lt Cio Cio Clobetrotttri O hcesflttn I Boqueb '°' You m Mow1t "Ass11nmtftt P111s" (di' 'iZ Dan~ Andr~,.. i.11111 1 "'" c~oi,, Sandtr\ Cl) Bowery Boys fD The Adanis Cltron1<ln 8 :00 D 8 ThrM lloboft1< Stooc" 0 Mowlt "If I Hid A MtlllOll" <com) l? C~ry Co•JPP• D 3 I 10 Scooby's All Stir uH A t,mPIQ O Mom: "~p1J1n Boycott" ldi4) 47 Sttv.arl Grdngr1 -8:30- D t SPffd BllUY Cl) Mow1t: "lil11Nftunt Ob$tui011" (dral J~ Rnbtrl laylur llrnP Dunnt fD lhk1n1 Th1n1J Wof\ 9:00 D I 84ic'I Bunny/ROid Runner m lllowrt· "011'tl Twill" I rtr t/ JJ Ooet" Mom 11.,nr P1r h,1 fll) T umabout -9:30-u U Jhrnk 1'1nk ''"tllcr O Mow1t C "lou1s11n1 f'ur dwt" \m1 41 Bob Hopr fD lotm 10:00 U H 8.tUY f'tftts Ind flit Nrtw!IJ U 3 10 Krofft Siqiersi- 0 W1nttd Dud OI Altwt Cl) Mo¥1t "One W•y Street" (d1A) ~ Jam's Mason Marla 1111rn fD Y°lllOll On -10:30- 0 I 0 I illlmlft/T llUll D •St SPKt Stnllntb o Movie: 1c1 ''They Clmt from Bt,ond Spa<t" 1~1 111 ·61 fluhPrt Hutton lennrf~r IJyne fD Ontt Upon A CtusK I nrnA Oo1w rv WEEK MARCH 19 1978 11:00 U 3'1 Collect S.shtblll A dou bl~h,Adtr The n11tnnat \tmr finals match1nc the £ asl dnd Midwest re if10nal ch•mps ind lhe M1dus1 re c•onal '"'""" au•nsl lh'" counl,rPd•ts from IM Wul Q 13) 1Q ABC WHhlld St>tc11! 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USA •ll n Bowl111m1 SO 'erson1I fin1nct 5:00 fJ Wild World of An1m1ts fll •I_ St11 Tr" U Cl Alt'S Wtdt World of Sports lovr CO•trlit ol tne I? ri ~nd lltavy "'''iht el1m1ndl•un lo~hl bet""" [11111e Soavn~ anlJ l '"t Holmts lrom Caesa1s Palace 1n lu Vegas D MO'ltt• C "llHltr on ttlt lll1n" Chaflu Bron\on I ' '"''"~ ]} ,., """ G) Mo.it C' "H'"'1 Cuts" wt\) 46 lud1 G4114nd vuaw ~ O Buen tvd Cha,..s• AngPIA l •n~b ury Mar1011t M~on l!av B err lnh• Hod1u Preston r O\lt• .H Anmun Orum M1ch1ne ID Star Socct1 -5:30- 0 The ,rkt It llt&hl D Qf Ntws rf!l1 AIC Wide World ot Sports SO Afflltd lKhn1ques ol Sketch1nt EVENING 6:00 fJ 0 ,. lllWl U MOW!t' 1C• (2hr) "The Grutut Gift" (d1a) 14 Gltnn ford Q) lliloYrt: C: (2hr) "l1u ot Duth" (adv) I~ Arthur Jt~ni W Tiit Or111ntls 11 Mary Tyltr Moore -6:30-e o e llns l" AlhltllC llouftdtablt 0 Marr TJkr lll001e ED turnabout family Alla11 A 1011~ al wmt Alt'OOAl1•r~ to 1~r had• Ilona! nuClt4' t~mr'y Svnanon wht,, chtld1t" ~If U•ltd •nd•p,n lltntly ol 1htn IA1T11li•\ ~nd ~ f4p Antv Am111rin t1mily w~•ch tumb""' th''' ~'""~hM\ und'I un• root )f Bewrtched 50 A ConmullOn Wltll Sen1t01 S I H1y1hwa 7:00 o r 1ttltt1i.1 I lltwl D hmlly Ftud U [Jnilntu los An1t111 I ulln Profile Ill Stcond City Rftut m, Wolf man JKt Show G) ff LtllftflU Wtlk Show .n Once Upon A CIUllC lorn• Ooont fD A CoOIWt<MtiOll w1U1 $tn1tor S.I H1y1un SO Alntln City Ltmrts -7:30-e TM US,000 ,.,,,mid 3 111e Gona sno. D In Seuell Ot O SpK11I [drhon 8arba1a ftioun alltnds an unusual p11ly in S.1n franuscu ITlttts a groupot min "ho hi~• up bu1ldin1s tor a hvone c h,l~~ oul a nrw dalm& mrthM ano 111~$ "''h a<:tor Jan MlfhaPI Vonrrnt t Sin Oitro f~ Tlllt'' Hollywood Ii) Tiit WIJ It Wat f4 l.ofttl ThOlllu l!tmembt1s fD Tiit Two Roonlfl 8:00 fJ 1 • Tiie Bob Newhart Show 1lt1 A vtnlrilc>Qu•st setks psychOIO~rcdl help trom Bob •hen the Dumroy lhruitns to bru~ uo lht ac11 CJ ft TM 8'on1C Wom111 long l1¥t tht Kine 1a1mt Somm,1s must P't~Pnr Ille Hsassinalron ol a Mid die [~Slern kine by h•s own tuun tr)m'n ~uring 1 v1s1I In New Yor~ "Mowtt: e (Zllr) ''StlOfd ot tM ConqutrOf" (dral 67 Jack P1lantt fJ ) 10 Whit's H1pp1n1n1! 8111 Gtts Mit1•tO tRl Best man R~, tail~ prP, to over rn1hus1asm when 8111 anno~nets plans to be m!rri•d 1n 'cert"' •nv 1t Mamas houst 0 '*""' c !'(I) "Artlll" fdt~l ~3 G•I\ Youn& Iran Hagen m Sl'CCIAl Julie ' Ott• In Cowtnl 6'rdt11 Juhr Andlr ws and Die k V4n o,~, hh~ a 1olly good SJng1nr, and danc1nw '" th1 cenltr of CCovrnl G~reltn\ ,ptrfo1m1ng some ol 1he11 h1h hom MM1 Poopml (;111 Reiner tutSl\ W MGM: (2hr) "Clt1rley\ Aunt" !com1 41 Jatk 11,nnv KAY l!ancis a• Royal Htrib&e m Mo¥tt: "Anrel With A Trumpet" (dra) 5-0 Maria S<h'll 50 Mon -8:30- 0 rt The T OllJ bnd11t Show T hf ~,nio1 Foan~lon s lale evrmna 11ates ¥11th Mr\ Mr Ctr flan ~"P\ h1th '"""~ Waltrr more nrrvous than u~u~I 4nd whPn DAd ol.ins to ma11y lht I 1ankl111 houV~'tPPI \lldilPI cnmP\ rnmolel,ly unglued U 3 10 Oper1t1011 '•tt1CG1t rR1 lrkyo Ro~P [l~anor and frankhn D Roostvrll tht 5, ·rela•y ol the Na•t anl1 top bras\ bprnmr 1nvolvrd when ~nm.in Dooley r•c1tv,~ an "~hi month ~Id ltllto ham his 111111• an noun11ne ~he '•P•clrn~ d b•h• 9:00 O e The Jettmons llll II N1polron and l 1ncoln could do !I y1 cAn Gt()l2P lrffrr..on U tta~t lhal ~ •h•I G•or,t belrr•t' D n Emer1ency1 "Sumnl on Cltartet 220" tadvl 78 H1nno1oh M~nlooth ~evrn Trghe Robrrl t ulltr h1I•' I unnnn Robby I rnup Jason I vrl\. M1chPllP I 1•mf .nil 0Av1d I add I he mid .111 coll1'.1on ol a imafl provale plant ~MA oass,nper IAdrn 1tllrne1 p111s lhr \kill and endur~nce ol lhe lmttg,nrv t•~m to lt1, te~t whrn In~ plant\ 1~11 lo ,~rlh '" ~ hou~•nR proirrt D tlJ !IO l.owt Boat (R) Help Murder stamna Michele ltt 1nd David Groh. lsuc lht Group11 starr1na Diahann Clrroll and Mr Popul111ty stamnt Jim N1bors m STATLE" BROS. WF 1t TONITE ON HEE HAW G) lttt Hn Statler Brothtrs euut Il World E!> l.DS SO AllOS Ot Don ,td ro G Mutlf P*t Tht1tr1 -9:30- fJ J M111ft Maudr s a11nd1Dn Phillip is dtvas(jted .. hrn hr l1natly fonds oul !ht ttal ruson wh• 4n older .. om1" has bttn d1l1n1 h•m O lllowrt C:. (90) "Arthur, Arthur" (com) 7• Sntlity Wmttrs Donald Plruanct T my Thomu fl' T011m1 No •1111;,in 10:00 fJ r ( Kol•~ Cry tor tht Children (RJ Ko1ak pray~ lhat his suspicions artn I corrrcl whtn lhP pomr ~us peel '" lht murde1 of a local hoM I urn turns out to be A lten•11er Whrn ~ \etond k11i1ng acrur~ KoJak has wh•I he btlrvts •S enou1h rndrntt lo conv1cl the youfh but ~ ruvrnole tourl 1udge decodes olhtrw1sr O 0111 Roberh Sp11n1 Spt(lll V1kk1 Carr IUtslS U 1 11-0 hntasy Island No 1n tormahon dv11fablt from the Net wo1k at our giru l•mt G)O)NI'*\ m Colt1ce l! Soundst11t B B ~'"' and Bobby Blue Bind fD The PrlSOMr Ou Nol 101~\r Mt Oh My Oarhr1t O)Ntwl/~ ~ R011t ltt11ta1t 11:00 fJ "3 D U t 10 3t lltw' O l..owt Amerrun Style O Tllnlbetlen G) Mowrt: ~1 "Meet Mt I" St lou11" 1mu\) 4'\ Judy Ca1land !om Drake M~r~8rPI 0 811en Mary Asln1 CD litonty 'Ytllon'• Fly1nt Cum 2( A4mln City llm1h ED Thi Two Ronnttt -11:15- 3 Mo.tt: "Tiie Prtme W11 ot llh 1or 8enl0n" (tom) 'I~ Charlton H~'ton tuilr Ad~m\ -11:30- fJ Mow1t C "fldt I~" (Oral 68 Burl lieynolds Ba•bdoa l Od~n O 11 llBC's Saturd1y ll11ht l"e fealu11ng rhr N ,1 RPady lo• Pro mPl1mt PlayPrs TV WEEK. MARCH 19 1978 • Moflt: (C) "hJth-Out" (mJS) 68-SuSln Struber1 Oun Stock 1ufl l•cl• Nicholson Cl) lhwle: "Th Della11t Onu" (dn) ~8-lony Curtis S1dne1 P0tt1tr D Mowlt: C.\ "Murd•n lft tllt Rllt Mffcut" Chor) 11 luon Rob11ds Herbert lom Christine 1'.1ufm1!' Adolfo Celi. l1lh P1lme1 '.]§ Mowlt: ~ "ApJll-.a" (WU! 66 Mulon 8r1ndo /ohn Su on An 11nellt Com" Alta Mo11to11 rrin~ S1lvt11 Q) So111eth1n1 Spec11I f 11n~tt Ao Ion fL) lll<k ,triptetm t11 tht lttwl 12:00 fll Twllltlll ZOllt -12:30- • Roller $uptr Stm Cl) llHL NoOtt Th, W4sh1n1ton C1p1tols vs Monlreal C1nad1ans 1:00 ~ I •efltcttons CJ Don •irallrter't Roe• Conctrt (mmon like & Palmer /ohn Klrm me• Roatr Oallry Parhamenl David 1,11,rm1n Al Alan Peterson and thP V111aae Idiots Q) Mnlt. "Mr. Snuth Gou To Wasll1nrtoft" (d1a) 39 Jean Arthu1 IAmts Ste1ut1 (du1d A1nold Ctaudt ll11ns -1:30-e Movtt ''Tht Ltst R01111n" <advl 11 01o,on Wtllrs l*ur,nrr Ha1vP~ Cl) lite Mmtturtn 2:00 0 MO'IM: C-"I'd ltttlltr It lbd" (com) 64 Sandra On Robert Gault! Andy W1lhams Cl) Mowrt. C "Doctor IR 01t HouM" ((om> ~S 011k Boeardt Mu11tl PJ•IOw Ktnnpth Mort Donald Uou)IOn hy l\tnd.ill -3.30- 0 Mow11: "Wt lrtt A1•111" (d1a) lC f ,,d11c M•tch Annr Butrr Anna Sten S~m Mt, Su C' Aub•tt Sm 1th 0 Mowlt. 1¢1 "0o(tor 11 $t1" <com) S6 On~ Bot,1dt hmu kuberlson lu~tirr B11g111' £111001 Brrnda Otba1111t 4:00 G) Moor1t "Hu111111 Ottirt" (dra1 S4 Gltnn ford Glor11 Grahame -5:20- 0 Mow11· '1ouch of ONtll" lmysJ ~9 W1ll1am l 11c11 David Summe1 Page 17 ............. E ... ~~ ..... IE .. ~ ..... T .. A .... L .... K .. . ........................................... .... ... ... .... ........ .......... ..... .. "Murder By Prolly"-lhe first origin.ii story for tel~i sion by mtern.ation.ally .ic < l.aimNl mystt'ry·Su\pt!n\e writer Frederic Ir. Fors) lh- will be 1eleU\I on NBC during the 197B-79 se.ison, •ccording lo Willi.am f Storite. Vice President, ~pt!· c1.al Progr.ams, NBC· TV Rod T.lylor .and lo.1nn.a Pettet sl.ar Cyril Cus.ick .ind Denholm Ellioll, "t'ler.am ol lhe Brihsh st.age, film\ .ind rv . .ire .ilso 1n the two hour dr.im.i, now beinK lilme-d on lo< .al ion m lrel•nd, wht·re f111,yth li\leS. 'llorkl' \.iid: "fredt•rt(k lorsyth i\ one of lod"Y'' mosl succl'ssful no\lelish , with such hook'"' 'The Day of lhe l•du1I.' 'The Ode\s.a File' .ind 'The Dogs of War' tu hi\ credit He i; • gr.idu.aie o( lhe dem•nding \chool of the worlr.mg 1ournalis1, h•" 1ng ~n • reporter for both Reuters .ind thl' BBC We .ire h.ippy lh•I ht> 1s t'nle rmg telt"is1on "i" NBC "With such ouhl•ndmg performl'rs "' Rod T•ylor, Jo.inn• Pt'llt'I, Cyril (u\.lck .and Denholm Ellioll, we lnol. (orw.ard lo • mu'I \Ult t>nful produt lion ol 'Murdt'r By Prolly"' Tht> .u lion dr.im.1 i\ sel in < onlempcn.iry luropl' l•vlor portr•ys .in Ameriun ""'"8 in !rel.and whose> I.am 1ly h killeVe-d tu hl' .in .act of God. Howl'\ler, douhh pt!r!isl •nd Pelll'I, "' •nOthl'r Ameriun, help\ l.iylm •s he Irie; lo solve • tr.igic riddle. ( us.ick porlr•vs • pol it l' 1n\lesllg.ilor .ind £11ioll i\ the gr.isping lude r of •n inlem.alion.il conglomt>t•le This speci1I is berng pro duce<! by Tu.i Produttion\ of lrel•nd in '1l'W<i.i1on with Trident Angh• Tht' t•l'<uliw producer. .irl' Tht'<>dore P Oon.ihue .md Morg.an O'Sulliv.in 1 ht' produc t'r dire< tor " Mic h.itl O'Herlih) Sidney Mic huls wroll' tht ttlepl.ay from N>r\yth'\ origm•I story. fcmyth, born in lngl.ind in 1'H8, w•\ on lhl' \l•ff of lll'Ull'rs, the British new\ •gency, lor lour ypirs II W.l\ during this timt' th.i ht' (()\ll'n'd • story on .allemph on the lift of fr.incl''\ Chult'\ dl' G•ulll' which formed the b.isls for lhl' plot of "'Tht> D•y of lht' l•ck•I.'' He wu • rl'fKlrler for the British Bro•dcl'ting Cnrpu· ••lion (r1dio .ind TV) fur ,.,.1a two·•nd·•·h•ll ye.irs and lht'n beuml' • fret>·l•nce w.ir correspondent. He r~l'i\!Nl hi\ "wing\" lrom the R°"•I Air Foret' when ht' w•' t9 Hh e•pt!rience .is • pilot contributed to the de111I •bout flving in "The Sht>pht>rd." • short worl. ht origin.illy wrott' •s • Christmas present for his wife, (•role, in 1974. II w•, puhll\hNl bert' m 1q7b. T.Jiylor, producer u wl'll .is motion pie lure .md lell'\i· \Inn pt!rformer, h.is st.arred m \uch film' .I\ "Young C •s\1dy," "the rimt' M.achin1·," "Tht• High Commhsioner," ''Sepuate T.ble>," "I he Ulrds," "G1.inl," "Hult'I," "The Tr.iin Robber," •nd "Tht' I iquid.itor." Ht recently st.irred in the NBC serie-s, Ort.'gon Tr.iii. Hh other TV 'erie\ weft' Hong kong •nd Be.irc.als' Ms. Peltt'I hi\ .ippe.ired in NBC's Besl·Seller ''C.ipl.ains •nd the Kings" .md NBC Mc'l\llt' ol lht' Wet>k, "'l'• .and the M•rrie-d Wom•n " Shl' hex•n her c.areer o n Bro•dw•y in the ust of "Til.e-Her, Sht''s Mine," ,md then .appe.ared in .a number of lt'levision produt lions, in< ludmg the NBC d•ylime "'""I I he Dol Ion Her m.iny morion picture credih include "The Group" (her fif'I the.Irie.ii lilml •nd "( .ismo lloy•le.'' * * * C •Jmedi.in impre\sionisl Ilic h lilt le will st•r in hh nwn one-hour comedy- "•riely \J>ecial, "Rkh little'' W•shington follies," sched· ule-d lo •ir on ABC in M•y Joining him for !he lrolir with • W.ashingtonian b.idr.· ground •re • qu.1r1t'I of stars from lour \UCCt'uful, top· r.ited ABC TV series: Su unne ~mers nf Three's Comp.iny, Tom 8osley of H.ipJ>) D•~s. Dill. V•n Pallen of Eight Is Enough .ind llobel1 Guillaume of So.ip lerr)' Goldstein is e•ecut1vr produ(er, S.al llsoo 1s pro· due er •nd St•n H.irris is lhc- dire<lor 111 lhl' \pt!ci•I * * * lll'•l·lifl", non·ficlion \tudie\ of dodors-focusing o n their prolession•I illnd priv•te li\e\-will be telec.ast in "lifeline.'' .an innovali\le serie\ of progr•m' heing filmed for future presenlAliOll on NBC. .1tl0rding lo Paul l t(leln, heculi\le-Vice President. rv WEEK MARCH 19 1978 SUNDAY, IWCH I! 6·00 0 C" "Thi bwtn" (hon 63 I• ~ Nirholwn ~'"cent Puce m C "The llehoft Altair" (d1a) 13 G1end1 la• kso11 Peltt F1n<h m c "The R11n1111hr" !di.ti ~f, Bu•I l4ACdSltr llalhanrt Htpbum 1:00 m C "The ClllpePlltf C.ttk Company" hml 17 Ga1y G11mes 9:00 D ~ l_Q ~ "The Stf11ford WMS" 1su~pl 1~ Kathaune Ro~~ MOllOAT. MUCH 20 6.30 D .. Hip Sierra" tadv1 j 1 Humphir1 Bo~"t Ida Lupino 1·00 0 C. "The Fly" .c1 h ~8 V1nr.tnl PIO{ t H"bert Maisha II 0 C ''The SKret Wu of Harry Fnu " (com I 69 Paul N•wm,~ CE "D.O.A." 1mr I •9 £dmond 0 Brien Pamela l'lttlton 9:00 D 3t C ''The W11 Btlwttn Men & Women" (com) 76 Jae~ Lemmon Ba1ba1a Ha111s Jnon llobd1ds D 3 10 C "Doctor's '"nit l.lvn" ld1J1 I~ Jc>nr1 Gdvu1 TUCSOAT. MAllCH 21 6.30 D C "Min's rnonte Spor1" l'arl I <com) 64 Roe~ Huo-.qn 8·00 O C "Countdown" (sci lo 6~ JamP~ C•an llob,.I Ouvdll Cl) "1'1r1s Bl11t1" (d1aJ 61 Sydney Pn11ie1 Pdul NPwman 9'.00 0 t C' "Support Your loul Gunll1hte1" 1 .. •s1 II l~mr~ Garner Su1a11nr Ple1htllf Mar1f Wmd\or WCDNESDAY, MARCH 22 6.30 D C "llhn'1 hil0(1le Sport" l..oncl (rom) 64 Rock Hud~un 1:00 CE C "Comlndle" (¥1e~J ~6 O.tna Andrtws Lind~ Cristal 8:30 0 C "Ntud1 Smith" (wes) I~ Lornr GrePne fhfl Poll1 TMURSOAY, MARCH 23 6 30 U C "P'!Mlntom of lht Ope11" 1suspJ hl Hflberl l om 8:00 O C "lllmu, lht Killer Whllt" (d~•) 66 Rvb"I ldn\1ng 0 C "C~1no" (draJ Charlrs Bronson lilt lrrland CE C "By tilt l1&hl of the S11try Moon" Imus) ~ l Dons OJ1 ~DAY. M•RCH 24 1·00 e c "l~ies of tllt Field" ld••I 6J ~rdnPy ~O•l•PI l1f1d '>~ala 0 C "Brotherly l.DYt" ldra1 70 Ptl,, J loolr Susann;ih lark Cl) C "Just f()( YIMI" (mu I ~l Bina C n\Lr Jaot Wiman SATUllOAY, MARCH 2S 6:00 O C "Tht Grutat Gitt" Id•• t 4 ,,, n f 01d Ju11r 11a111~ 1:00 0 C "Swocd of lht IAlnqueror" (Ora b. lat l f'3t;ince 0 C "Aftg" ld!i \ G·~ Youn~ ltan Half" Hobrrl HtJ<lon m "Charity's Aunt'' I tom) 41 la<~ Btnnt Kiy I 1anc1s When she was introduced by host Davrd Hartman on ABC s Good Morning Americ a Paula Kadanofl was 1ust one week old and not too 1nterPsted in cameras (upper left) II was quite a different scene recently on her first b1rthday- desp1te lhe cake and ice cream (lower left and right) In between Good Morning Ame11ca watched Paula grow through monthly appearances accompanied by (r to I ) her parents Dr and Mrs Robert Kadanofl and Dr Lendon Sm11h (upper right) Good Morning America now plans periodical appearances by Paula 111 the future TV WEEK MARCH 19 1978 Retired? 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