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Time to Rejoice
SUNDAY
VOL, 71, NO. 85, 7 SECTIONS, 84 PAGES
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Palestinian raiders rest after sortie in south Lebanon.
UN troops there failed to keep them from rocket attack
on Israeli tanks, firing mortar rounds at enc~mpments.
An Associated Press photographer followed the ter-
rorists on their deadly night raid and tells what hap-
, pened in a dramatic story on Page A4.
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Fragile and flighty though hummingbirds may
be, this pair exhibits the spirit of revival of the
Easter holiday. Their nest is in a magnolia tree in
Del Mar Mobile Estates, Huntington Beach. During •
the wild winter rains of '78, the young tree bent to
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weathered the storm, chirping away and taking re-
fuge among the wide leaves. Now with the warmth •
and gentleness of Spring. there is time to perch on · ~
a budding twig ••• before flitting off again.
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ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA SUNDAY, MARCH 26, 1978 TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
Carter Brews Urban Plan
WASHINGTON <A P) -Presi·
dent Carter, revealing an urban
p<>licy whose "bottom line 1s to
make better use of what we
already have," will announce
Monday that he is ordering 160
changes in federal programs de-
signed to help American cities.
Knowledgeable sources told
The Associated Press that
Carter also will urge new spend-
ing of about $2.6 billion during
an urban policy speech on Mon-
day and in an accompanying
message to Congress.
The sources, who declined to
be identified, described Carter's
urban pohcy in detail to the AP.
Meanwhile. the White House re-
leased the final reµort of the
Cab 1n e t ·l evel Urban and
Regional Pohcy Group that has
worked for almost one year lo
prepare the plan for Carter
along with a paper summarizing pohcy goals.
The price tag of the urban
policy is hkely to come in for
criticism. The U.S. Conference
of Mayors, for example, says $11
billion is needed, and.state and
local officials were unsuccessful
Jn urging $500 mHlion in im·
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Little Increase Seen
mediate relief from soaring
welfare costs
The president, righting an up-
hill battle to achieve a balanced
budget by 1981, apparently de·
cided that more federal aid will
not make a significant dent in
the nation's urban morass, and
one White House paper con-
cludes, "The bottom line o( the
Carter approach is to make bet-
ter use of what we already have
on the books."
Past federal action on urban
problems "has been fragmen-
tary and inadequate," the task
force said "Many federal pro·
grams have had unintended
negative impacts on c1lies and
their neighborhoods."
But under the Carter proposal
"federal activities will be
evaluated before approval to de-
termine they are in line" with
Car ter 's urban policy goals.
Such urban impact evaluations
are a long-sought priority or
Jocal government officials.
The urban task force said,
"The administration ought to be
willing to amend, change or
abolish government actions not
consistent with national urban
Policy," and Carter ordered an
Dis orie nte d vs . Disorde rly
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exhaustive review two months
ago of the urban impact of 40
government programs. He re· ,
ce1ved ba<'k a ton of paper which
s howed graphically that many
programs were inconsistent with
his goals.
"This effort resulted in ovec
160 proposals to improve these
programs," s ays Lbe While
House paper.
Carter's urban policy is
thought to be the first White
House acros.'1-the-board look at
federal urban·related programs.
Washington now sends about
$80 billion in federal revenues
· back to state and local govern-
ments for a wide variety of pro·
grams More than half goc~ to
the stales
Guards' Challenges
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By J ERRY CLAUSEN
Ol ti. o.11., l'tllit tuft SI i ~ IJA I ' SPEf '.I ,\ I ...
of. And he had heard or plenty.
Lee Stipes, security chief for
one of the nation's most secure
co.mmunities teJls the story with
rellsb. It is one of a half-dozen
episodes be recounts to explain
why Leisure World enjoys the
reputation of being "virtually
crime free."
The guard who turned back
the motorcyclists on that warm
summer day is a retired at-
torney with an investment
portfolio that could stagger the
most arnuent.
Dog food and food stamps? Baloney!
1 le cruises the world and eats at the finest restaurants. But
while residing at home, he
guards one of the several t
Leisure World gates that allow J
the only lc~al access to the l walled community
I le earns only the minimum
wage. He 1s a guard because be
enJoys the task and the social
environment it offers. He's one
(See GUARD, Page All
Jarvis Poll Update
BEYOND GU.SS -Relued
atUtuctes and laws appear to
have mellowed the dl'UI aeene
alone the Ora.nae Coast. Staff
Writer Mich ael Pukevich
cheeu the current views of stu-
dentt, 1chool offlclala and Jaw enforcera. Page Cl.
COMEDIAN CONVEaTS -
.Diet Martin or .. Laaib-In'"
fame says he is fulrilling a
lifetime ambition with a aew
rol e as director of eome
television shows. Page Ct.
TALKING BACK -M°'t peo-
ple have bad the urge to scream
about aovemment they consider
wuteful, unfair or just plain
atu:pld. The meuqe eeema to be
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aod IUt& See .how ou Pai tu.
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SUPERVISORS RESCUE COAST AL LANDMARK
Towering controversy ended
That redwood water tower that tells you you're enter-
ing (or about to leave> Sea I Beach, got a new lease on life
last week. Slated for destruction, the 40-year-<>ld structure
became tht' focus of a 2 year dispute over whether 1t is a
h1stor1<:al l;1ndmark or JUst a tottering hazard The dis pute
<'nded with t·uunty supen 1sors earmark in~ $12,000 for
n:storation of the old tower, with SeaJ Beach agreeing to
maintain it in the futur<' C'oast Highway drivers can count
un c1t lt•ast one na\ 1g.it111n aid remaining on the fast
cho.ingrng t·oasl
Newport Beach
High school
grappler nabs
CdM suspect
Who know s when
something you learn in
school will coml' in han
dy'' Wilfred Cooper Jr.
does. And 1t wasn't any of
the three Rs either It was
hts experience on the
Corona d<'I Mar High
School wn·c..ll1n~ team that
did the trn k last Tuesday
when thf! youth brought an
alleged burglar Lo Lhe
ground after lbe suspect,
Thomas Volkening, 27, of
Culver City, was dis-
covered in the Coopers'
ups tairs bathroom. The
suspect allegedly told the
senior Cooper he was
working for a poodle clip-
ping service and was just
looking for a missing mutt.
Then, police said, the 1us-
pccl mad~ a run for it, but
was pinned by youne
Cooper until police arrived.
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CITY SAYS BUILDER OVERSTEPPED SOUNDS
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Laguna Beach
Builder steps into red tape
More than 100 steps lead from the beach, up a cllfl, to
Lagunan Richard W. Barrett's house, but to Barrett, there
fleem to be even more steps involved in winning approval
/or the 1ta\rcose he says he bunt to replace an old set. The
problem, lt seems, is that Laguna city officials contend
there wtre no shiirs on the Crescent Bay cllffside before
Barrett put them in. Even a set of photographs failed to
clear up the matter during i nuisance abatement bearin1
last week. The city said he needs a perrnit tor the new pro-
Jecl. Barrett said replacement structures don't require a
permil. Who won? The city.
Store clerk's
too stubborn
for robbers
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Easter Sun, Heat Rise
A 1•tberinl o1 ·r.ooo ·wonbll>'
J>trt at Euter au:nrlle Hrvtee.
tod•J at Newport Harbor Hlab
Scbool'1 l>evtdlon Field wu ex-
pected to He lho IUD 1'iM at
~:SS ln clev•ldet.
And lhould that be the cue,
llfe1uards at coaatal beacbea
are btacln1 themselves for
another on1laugbt of bathers
aeettn1 relief from siullnc in-
land temperatures.
Old Sol has shown up only
nlne times on Easter Sunday in
the last 50 ·years alone the
Orange Coaat, accordln1 to
weather observer J . Sherman
Denny of Huntinaton Beach who
makH note of such oddities.
Mideast
Easter
Solemn
JERUSALEM (AP> -Latin
litanies and the smell of incense
filled the domed chapel where
Catholics from around the world
walked in a solemn Holy S1tilur·
day procession marking the day
or mourning before the Resur-
rection.
In Rome, the Vatican an-
nounced that Pope Paul Vl bad
recovered from the flu and
would celebrate an open-air
Easter Maas in St. Peter's
Square. The 80-year -old pontiff
did not participate in a Good
Friday way-of-the -cross
ceremony on the advice of his
doctors.
Hundreds or pilgrims crowded
around the ancient mausoleum
1n the Church of the Holy
Sepulcher here for the candlelit
process1on. A half-dozen faithful
dressed in medieval garb sur-
rounded Roman Catholic BlShop
Hanna Kaldany of Nazareth aod
led the ceremony.
Throuchout the day the
church, built by the Crusaders in
the s hape of a cross, was
thronged with worshippers. At
times the prayers clashed -
Roman Catholics, Egyptian
Copts and Etbloplans held
separate rites in different areas
of the structure.
The climax of the Easter
Week schedule was a bigb Mass
and a chorus or churchbells at
midnight Saturday.
Ch ristian tradition venerates
the church as its holiest site. en-
compa&sing Calvary and the
grotto of Christ's entombment
Accord111f to legend, the skull of
Adam 1s buned in the church.
Today, Protestants congregat·
ed at daybreak outside the walls
or Jerusalem's Old City at a
cave that has a rival claim as
the s ite of Christ's Resurrect.Jon
from the dead.
Bandits Take
Movie Titles
Literally
Two bandits who robbed a
drive-In theater's box office
clerk of $50 in Huntington Beach
Saturday night may have taken
titles of movies screening there
literally
"Thunder and Lightning" and
"Semi·Tough" are featured at
Pac ific Warner Drive-In
Theater. Warner Avenue and
Gothard Street, where the pair
struck at 9 p m.
The male Caucas ians,
descnbed as 18 to 20-year-old,
wearing blue jeans, fled on foot
and were being sou1tht today by
police. The clerk was not in-
jured.
Huntington Beach police were
also looking today for two sus-
pects tn an 8 p. m. Saturday rob-
bery al Alla-Dena Drive-In
Dalry, Speer Avenue and Beach
Boulevard. A male clerk was
hit over the head with the butt of
a aun, h11 hands Ued and $500 to
flOO taken, police saJd.
A puaer-by freed the clerk.
whom pollce did not name. He
waa treated at Huntington In·
tercommunlty Hospital for a
head wound and released.
One suspect was described as
a tall male Caucastan. There
wu no description of bis ac-
complice, police said. The duo
ned oo toot.
SC School
Office Burns
An electrtcal abort ••• belDI
blamed ioctay for a fire lbat
aut~ the admtnJstratJon bWld·
int at Ole Hanaen Elemeq\M')t
Soho0l In San Clemente.
Tbe blue which took 30
firemen 30 minutes to exU.1\IUilh
cau1.ed over $30,000 darna1• to the unoccupted bulldln1. a 1poke1man for Ute San Clemente
tire department Nld.
Four en&loet and • truck eom· ~·~~PoOd~ ~&.he •:• p.m. nJ call to tho .cbool at 189 Attn! LIC\tata.
SU111hlne and a cloudleu ny
ff.Ill temperatin-et toarlDa aad
thouaanda to county 1borellnes
for th• flut half of tbe
weekend.
Newport Beach Weauards re-
ported 100,000 on the aanda.
There were 20 reacues from
moderate rlpUdet and waves
that at times reached three to
four feet.
Huntlnaton Beach city
Uf eauards reported a crowd of
20,000 with two rescues.
Traffic was heavy Saturday
on Paclflc Coaat Hlahway and
on Balboa and Newport
boulevarda In Newport Beach
and Costa Mesa, but pollce in
'IJaat's CAT
thou ciUes reported no major
acciclent1. Htlh ln Newport Beach and
llunti11cton Beach wu 11
de1ree1 while mercury rt·
11.Jtered 86 tn Santa Ana. The
unaeaaonable heat wu caused
by a high pressure area brinl·
ing in warm alr from the des-
ert, a_c:cordlng to Denny.
It was 91 degrees in Loni
Beach. The only warmer spot in
the country was Palm Sprtnas
wlth 93.
It was a record 89 at Los
Angeles Civic Center, topplna a
previous high of 87 on March
~ in 1947 and 1930.
Forecast called for a chance
of patchy foe alonf the atrem.e
aoutbem cout early W. mom· tna. acc:ordini to a spokesman
for the Natloaal Weather
Servlce.
Today'• h\&hl were predicted
at 75 degren at beaches to low
80a Inland. Tonl~t·s low. are
expected to be 60 to 61.
The Rev. Chuck Smith or
Calvary Chapel In Santa Ana
wa1 to deliver the Euler
messa1e at Davidson Field.
Today's service, sponsored by
Newport Harbor-Irvine Kiwanis
Club. WU the 20th.
It waa one of numerous sun-
rise services scheduled
tbrouabout the county.
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Deborah Hhmkcn!>h1p of Glendale, Ariz.
shows off her prized white Persian cat,
Grand Champion Can-Do Afternoon
Delight, at thl' C hc.mpi onship and
Household Pd Cut Show and Pet Fair ln
Anaheim. The cat is currently ranked
third be~t m the C"ountrv and has won 52
best cat or show ribbons this year. The
show continues today from 9 a.m. to .5
µ m. in Soul h Exh·i bi ti on llall at the
Anaheim Conve ntion Center.
Gangster Questioned
French Police Seek Kidnapping Clues
PARIS <AP> A French
gangster captured during a
foiled ransom pickup was inter
rogated nonstop by Parts police
Saturday for information on the
whereabouts of kidnapped
Belgian nobleman Edouard·
Jean Empain
Police Commissioner Pierre
Ottavioli said the suspect, Alain
Caillol, admitted taking oart in
the attempt to pick up an $8.6
million ransom Friday night.
The pickup erupted into a gun
battle on a freeway in Parts'
southeastern suburbs that left
s uspected kidnapper Daniel
Duchateau dead and two mem
hers of the Paris police anti·
gang squad slightly wounded.
The ransom money in Swiss
francs, had been brought to the
scene on the kidnappers' in-
structions by an Empain family
confidant. It was not banded
over, police reported.
Caiilol, only slightly wounded,
provided information on the
three submachine gun-armed
kidnappers who fled the police
ambush by car, Oltavloll said.
But he declined to indicate
whether police had any idea of
the fate of Empain, a 40·year-old
millionaire mdustriallst abduct-
ed here by five gunmen Jan. 23.
Dag of tlae Bunng
"We are making use o! the
new mformallon." he said. "Ob-
v1ous ly, we cannot provide any
more details. But we were cer-
ta m he was ahve during the
negotiation attempts.''
• Duchateau and Caillol were in
pollce files, Ottavioli said.
Within a week of the kidnapping,
police had concluded the abduc-
tors were ruthless professionals
out for ransom, not politically
motivated terrorists.
Caillol was being held under
French law that allow detention
o( suspects for 48 hours without
formal charges.
Foes Attack
Tokyo Tower
TOKYO <APl -Protesters
stormed the control tower or
Tokyo's new billion-dollar
Narlta airport and smubed
equipment Sunday after pohce
used tear gas and gunfire to
break up a demonstration by lef· ·
lists, farmers and environmen-
talists seeking to keep the facih-
t y closed.
/\ hair dozC'n persons occupied
the 13th noor control tower for
about two hours before police
broke down the doors and ar-
rested them, police reported.
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Fr0ttt P age A I
GUARD •..
of approximately 253 men and
seven women residents who
work part lime to HU oul the
private security force.
Those resident security
guards, lauded by professional
law olficers and citizens alike,
generally are successful at their
jobs because they are protecting
their homes and lhe homes of
their neighbors, Stipes says.
The uniformed force is sup-
ported by nearly 20,000 general·
I). law-abiding homeowners who
pay for st-euMty with association
fees and "ho ind1v1dually keep
one eye on their neighbors
home and the otber opf•n for
· strangers ' an~ body "'ho
looks younger than 52 yl'ars. lhl·
minimum age fnr Lc1surt.· World
res1den~.
·'That coincides with FBI
Ii~ures regarding \\ho commits
r rimes," said an Orange County
Sheriff's sergeant who considers
l,e1sure World one of the na-
tion's most crime-free areas.
··crimes are committed by
young people," he said. "In the
late 20S, the crime rate goes
.down By age 40, 1t 's way down.
There JUSL aren't that many
50· year-old crsmsnals. • ·
And Leis ure World 's low
n1mc rate pays off for the coun-
'' t:.ixpay<'r Onl\' on<' slwrsff's 1nvC'5t1gator
worl.;-. lhl' Sad<lll'l.1it1°k \'allt--,;
an·a \\est of lh<' San D1e~u
i"n·1..•\\o-a\ tht• Lc1-.urc World
.ind LJgunJ I hlh ar<•<t "hc·rt.' a
lttl ll· more than :m.ooo rcrsons
res11h•. lh1• .sf'rgt•anl .sa11l
1-·our detecll\'l'S :.in• kt·pt hop
pin~ on tht' east i-.1dc of the
freeway -Lil the M1 ::-.s1on V1e10
Lake Forest El Toro area
where the population 1s not qwtc
double.
And while it takes six patrol
units to cruise the streets nightly
on the east side, only two are re-
q uired {)n the Leisure World
~idc. But, says the sergeant, it's not
just the walls and security
personnel that has kept crime
down in the retirement com·
munaty.
It 's the concerned citizenry, a
proficient professional cadre
< ahoul 15 fulll1m(• forC'C mcm·
hNs 1ncludmg ~tq>t's. three cap
ta ins. two lieutenants, fl\ c
.-;er~cant.5 and a handful of office·
personnel> an isolated inland
co mmun1ty local1nn an<l
neighborhoods Wlthout children.
Sheriffs documents, selected
randomly and reflecting a two-
m on th period, indicate that
Leisure World residents report·
c.-d the commission or only three
felonies and eight misde·
meanors ln lbeir neighborhoods.
During that same period,
April and May of 1977, the up-
per-middle-class resJdcnts or
Niguel Shores, another fenced
community, reported 18 felonies
and 41 misdemeanors. The ex·
pen s iv e Niguel S h o r es
neighborhood ;.about a tenth
l he s ite of Leisure World -
houses about 2.000 persons
Nearby Monarch Bay resi-
de nts also partially enclosed
by walls and barbed wire -re-
ported 10 felonies and 12 misde·
meanors in their community or
800 residents.
Both Niguel Shores and
Monarch Bay featured guarded
acceas gates. But, depulles note,
both are ''beach eommunitles''
clo•• to· poteatial mi1r~nt
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MR. OUTSIDE -CHARLIE PARSONS -DIRECTS GUEST
Mr. Inside -Jim Dixon -Notes Resident's Request
criminal elements and housing
large numbers of youngsters
Wh1l l' \ rh1de al·ress as
barred. gaps in !'>l•cuntv fc•n('t•s
al both l>each communat1l'S an·
t•asdy n•I\ 1~.1tf'd liy pr•rsons
st•ck1ng shortt"uts or del1herat"
1•ntn·
But . -.a\ ... :'\1curl Shon-. <'om
m unit v Assoc·1atwn ,,.euril \
c·h.1i rperson Phyllis Lunj!l'n
· outsackrs ' arrn 't lhl' prnblt·ms
the~ On<'e were
.. It's really upsetting to us, but
it's the kids inside whom we
have the trouble with." she says.
"We'r e trying to tighten up
every way we can."
She says, ''You can't compare
one <community's security) lo
another. Ovt>r there (Leisure
World ), they have older people,
pay more in association dues
and have no children. Just being
in securit) for a year and a half
l 'H• learned that."
Burglaries. she ~a\ .... are the
b1gg~st probkm "Thl•rr"s no
profrssional stuff. rt '::. mu.,tl}
t••cn ager'>
'1guel Shores. she reports. is
forming a "neighborhood walt'h
patrol -a good neigh lrnr
pohcy."
And the Shores hires only a
small secuntv force to mount
periodic patrols and watch its
main gate. she points out.
••otherwise, it's up to the
sheriff."
Monarch Bay's situation 1s
similar. said a security guard
there. Most problems stem from
vandalism or thefts involving
friends invited mto the com
munity by youngsters
The guard puts little faith in
the commun1l\ 's barbed wir<>
topped fence N!pN·1ally dur
1ng summer bearh months
"That fence don 't mean
nothing. They can walk up from
the beach. and there are no
patrols in the daytime "
Most crimes reported in the
two beach communities are real,
deputies report, even t.bough
private security pel'80nnel claim
most are only stolen cars, smashed planters and a "little
hell-ra.Wng. • •
At Ll•isure World. most crime
reports ('nd up in the ·un
founded" basl.et.
The stolPn mink 1s al the
<'ll'atlt'rs :incl lhc· "lo~t ·· d1<.1mond
nng has liccn fur~oll(·n 1n a 1ar
ur JC" elr) cleaner
r ht· avc-ragc· a)!C 3l LeasurP
World, Stipes 1cminds, 1s 71
\'l'~rc; Rt•s1dents han.· ;,c histor\'
of m1spl.1c1·ci \ aluahlcs ·
And many plaC't' undue im-
portance on some obJccts
A sheriff's deputy once took a
report on a blue rock that "ob-
viously" had been stolen from a
woman's garden . "She had
c•ounted 75 the day before." says
the deputy. "On that day, she
<"OUnted only 71."
But some crimes are real.
Chief Slapes recalls vividly the
('om munity's one and only
armed robber}
Four )l'ars ago, hP sav,, a
\'oung rouple who "ere v1~1tsng
p;ircnls wen.1 robbed at gunpoint
Ii\· .1 pair of m.1skC'ci mPn "hn
l':Jrnf' "'''r th1 \\,di tl\ the
Lutht•ran Ch11n·h ·
And. Stspt•s n·m<'mbers. thl·re
have l>t'cn t\\o g<'nuin1• home
hur~lancs lhal amounted lo
se\ er al thou~ands or dollars in
IOSS<'S. Hoth involved jewelry.
One, recalls a s heriff's m-
veshgator, involved a domestic
who "borrowed'' jewelry and
ended up hocking it.
The most frequent felonies.
though, arc larceny and stolen
golf carts used by residents in
driving community streets.
Every year somebody falls for
lhr ol<l pigeon drop or bank ex-
am in cr seam. ~tipes admits.
1\nd many I.~1sure Worlders
ha\'<' purehascd outrageou::-.ly
1•xpf'ns1vl' "11st•d" hearing aids
wht•lhC'r lhl') m•eded them nr
nol
'flw communil v has had no
murders. Or rapes
Mary Christiansen. director of
administrative services. adds
that "occasionally they < res1·
dents) arc disorderly. But often
it's d1SQrientcd rather than dts-
orderly."
Like a Peace Treat11
Mrs. Christiansen, whose ad·
mlnlatraUve service umbrella
covers Stipes' security opera·
tiona, can recall numerous inci·
denta in which mix ups resulted
in unfounded stolen car reports.
Cara, she admits, can be pro-
blems ln the retirement com·
munity. Internal traffic Uckets
a re common. Blg horsepower
and slow reacUom o~en result
in hilarity or tragedy.
Coal Pact Signed
WAS,HINGTON (AP) -Vbloo
and industry officials signed a
contract. Saturday night official·
ly end\ng the 109-day coal strike.
but •ll 1lda •1ree It will take more than a contract to resolve
.some ol the tJsu that Jed to the
lon1 and billet walkout. * St..rildq ml.ura ratified tbl w three-year contract Frtd.Q.
7JAal UnJtecl )llne Worker•
fll\I lhowed 51... YoWe in
favor,:~$7~ and4'.21D,
Ol"!l3~~ ·~· Wiii tM'ftlttftl amouala 'o u tacl111uJal
ermagoddoo," said Joseph P
Brenn-.n, BCOA' president.
"We're down as far as we can
go, and lf we are as an tndustry
... to make the lonr climb ~ack. we have a lot of work to do between now and the next Umc
Around.
"1 suess 1 un Uken it to a
peace treaty between two war·
rln1 n:a om. OQ tbe one band.
we could perba thll to~ pan for the nezt war, but l wnte
lb belt t'OUl'M fJ UllDI WI u a
lime to bq1D to fu~ a DIW
nltUomNp:•
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The walled community has re·
corded only one traffic fatality
in its 14-year history, but there
have been many, many un-
fortunate accidents.
It's not unusual, says Mrs.
('brlallan.sen, for a resident to
.smash up a Cadlllac, act out,
ahrug his ahouldera and walk
awa1 to btq a brand new car.
There'• moAey at LelJuro
World. And lt crime repoiU -
or Jack ol them -are tndica· tlons, tho mcmtJ ta PreU1 nf e
there.
~.Match 26,. 1978 DAILY PILOT A3
Myst
By GE0tlG£ '9. tomuu. ,.,......,.. .....
NEW YORK -Some scientists interest·
ed in the ancient Shroud or Twin say a burst
of energy like that Scripturally associated
with Christ's resurrection may have left the
puzzling image Of a human figure.
The type of Imprint, they say, seems lm·
possible to duplicate even with present-day
technological knowledge.
A GROUP OF scientists at the Los
Alamos Scienhfl c' Laboratory in New Mexico
has cited these factors, and want.5 a chance
for further tests on the shroud to try to re-
solve some of the problems about it.
Traditionally sa\d to be the burial shroud
or Jesus, it is to be publicly exhibited this fall
for the first time since 1933. Some technical
investigators were permitted to examine it in
1973.
They reported they were unable to date it
with cerla.Lnly or to determine the cause of
the image, claimed lo be that of Christ. It is
kept guarded in a Roman Catholic chapel in
Turin. Italy
The Los Alamos group, working w1tn
ot her sc1ent1sts in analyzing pictures taken of
the shroud, says it's convinced the 14· by 4
root shroud as a n authentic burial cloth.
woven of hnen typicall y used ·in Jewish
burials in the Holy Land about 30 A. D.
But whether it ever covered Jesus' body,
and what produced the strange image, still
<!re to be resolved, and the scientists are
seeking permission to make non-destructive
tests to try to pin down some answers.
AS FOR TU E mystery of the image, Ray
Rogers, a physical chemist of the Los
Alamos design engineering division, says ''I
am forced to conclude that the image was
formed by a bursl of radiant energy -light
if you like."
That view squares with S<:riplural re-
ferences lo a shuddering and brilliance from
ht?a ven and the singular transformation or
Christ at the moment or resurrection on
Easter Sunday after three days in the grave
A statt>ment from the Los Alamos
Laborator}. operuled by the University of
CiJl 1forn1a for the U.S Department of
l':ner~), sa) s one sc1entif1 c hypothesis
"dr;,l\\ s an amilosn between the mysterious
1mai:es on thl' shroud and the fact that 1m·
agt.>s \.\-ere formed on stones by fireball radia-
tion from tht· ;stoma• bomb at Hiroshima."
Tht• SC'1entists have ruled out paint and
ordinary heat as the image's source.
The sc1entasU; say the front and back im·
ages on the cloth are anatomically correct in
every detail 1f 3 crucified man had been
wrapped m it. They show a tall man, with
majestic countenance, his hands crossed,
s .Helie
.~ .........
SCIENCE A SKS 'lS J:HtS JESUS' FACE?
with the imprints of nails through wnsts and
feet, the nght side of the chest pierced.
THE SCIENTISTS say the image bears.
the mark of lacerations from scourging on
the back, the right shoulder appearing chafed
as if from bearing a rough, heavy bW'den an~ ·
puncture wounds around the head, and a PJ"OI"
nounced bruise on one cheek. The chest cav~
ty is expanded as if from an agonized at·
tempt lo draw air into the lungs -as occurs
in crucifixion.
Asked ir they were convinced the shroud
once wrapped Jesus, the Los Alamos scien-
tists gave varying replies ... I'm uncertain,"
says physicist Janney. "I only know that it is
a genuine, fascinating archeological object."
Physicist Morris says, .. r personally
believe it is the shroud of Christ, and I
believe this is supported by th~ scientific
evidence so far. l think we can prove it is art
authcnhc shroud from the time of Christ. but
perhap:> we will never be able to prove scien-
t1hcally that it as Christ's burial shroud "
CHEMIST ROGERS says he believes it is
Christ's shroud and adds
·' lf Christ was resurrected from the de-
ad. then the gospels are truttr, and eternal
hfe -1mmortahty -1s offered to all of us.
What better way, if you were a deity, of re·
generating faith in a skeptical age than to
leave evidence 2,000 years ago that could be
defined only by the lecbnology available in
that skeptical nge?"
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.44 DAILYPILOr Sunday, Mpch 29, 1978
Palestinians Bit Israelis
A Deadly Night • • •
111 J, ROSS BAUGHMAN
r<IORTH OF ISRAELI LINES,
·• I..eb1non <AP> -There was
• · notillne auspicious about the ~ Japanese-made pickup truck as
• 1t nudged lhroueh heavy
hi1hway traffic and Syrian
clltckpolnu on the Damascus
H1¥bway.
• But it carried four members of
the Marxi.at Democratic Front
for the LlberaUon of Palestine ! and med.Jcal supplies
THE NIGHT before. Israel
had declared a cease-fire Tttis
party, dd'Ylng lh«t stand down,
was heade<! for a r1ud on Israel.I
forward ti.es
lo Chtaura, near the !>ynan
• -border, we slopped at a cof
'Teebouse to p1c-k up t"' o nC'w
·: fighters One. perhdps JH \cCJr:>
,
An AP photographer recounts
a night spent lust week with
Pateslln11J11s o n u raid in
Lebanon
old, would be flghllng the first
lime. His hands shook
"Cornradto> Nedal. · Ii doctor
from Libya, gf'nlly took a cup
from the youni.: man·~ hands and
talked qwcll} with h1 m
The commander was lre~led
1.4·ith good-natured respect, like a
visiting big brother
That e\t!ning, a unit com
mander. eo<ll' named · .J1vara,"
and five mt•n loaded a mortar
and amm11nil1on into a small
truck, then <lrnvc• down a moun
t a1n road
The rnmmandl·r po111tcd lo the
'Give Us 55'
Public Asks Gas Choice
WASllINGTON I A f' l Tht: maJor1t) of people quci.t
ionetl m <1n nationwide poll think 1t 1s belter tu keep the
'ipced do\\n than to ration gasoline lo c·ut fuel consump.
lJon. the Transportation Department reports
..
...
Fifty three percent of 1,538 persons polled s1ud they
favored enforcement of lhe national 55 mph speed l1m1l as
thr bt•st way lo reduce fuel use Other options ranking high
wen• s pend money to improve public trans portation, 30
prrt·cnl. l'ncourage car and vanpools. 24 pcr<.'ent. and pro·
h1h1t sail' of t•nrs ~clting undf'r 16 miles per g allon. 22 per
l'l'lll
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Leading opl1ons lh<1l \\t.'re not acceptahlt· "'ere ~as ra
l1on111J! . .'ii pl·rccnl 1ncrcJse ga~ lax\.:. 31 µl'rl'ent , and
n•str1cl do\\.nlo\\on park in I?. 18 1x. rccnl
The figures lotalC'd more than JOO p1>rtenl ht:l'iiUS<'
'innw rl"'>l)(>Ofh•nls J1sl cd m.1re H11m <mt•' h111n
rhl' rcsulu. bc1u out that th»s• qu .. ..,t1oncd v. ilnl
all<'rna11\1• solutwns not r.landdl<JJ" '>olut1ons. · said Tran~portal.Jon ScC'rl'lJry Brock .\dam~
lwrnkling hghts of a vHJage he
!.aid was held by Israeli troops.
The truck puUed off the road and
lhe men jumped out. WorkinR
quickly, they set up the 120mm
Russian mortar on deep grooves
that were cut into the rocky
ground.
THEN CAME the deafening,
hollow "whoomp" of the first
i.hell leavtng the mortar tube.
Quick adjustments were made
and six more shells tore from
the tube in rapid succession
Excited, the guerrillas loaded
the mortar m the truck and took
off by fool to Join another group
a hall rrule away
Th<' expanded unit continued
on for more than a mile. then
:.pre ad out across the face of the
hill Four men '>'ho l'arncd anti
tank rocketi:; had p;ured off
:-,omc 350 feet awa) sat t\.\-o
hriwh tanks
T iit:: ROCKETS' flame trails
1 n:-.scrosi;ed tn their targets, but
lhl' closC'r tank was misst•d For-
tv fC'C'I beyond. one rocket hit
t lw bot tom of the second lank· s
turret T\\o Tsraeli crewmen
t'l1mhcd frantically out of the top
hal<.'h Then n third, shouting.
All three were cul down by
l'a lest 1man gunfire.
The guerrillas dashed back
acro-.s the hills and piled breath-
lt·-.~I> mto the truck and sped
back to their base
Later that morning Israeli jets
roared OHrhead A large bomb
fell a hout 500 feet from the base
\ all agc but 1l did not explode
Thl' bomh "JS l>roughl back to
thl• lw;,sdquarters and propped
a~a1nst a '>'all Nc'<l lo several
line" of stcnc1kd numbers and
Enl(l1sh word-., 1:1 guerrilla
sCr\.l'w\ l1•d in Arabic ·A present
from the t:nited States to !ht•
Pall'~tm1an pt·ople ·
Storm Stalks Midwest
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'Trial'
ROME <AP> -Former
Premier Aldo Moro's kid.nap-
pers broke u week-lone tJ.lence
Saturday and lasued printed
communiques aa)'lDe h& wu be-
ine tnterrQ11ted and 1VOu1d be
Jud1ed lo a "people'• trial"
based on "prolet1rlat justice."
The oonununlques from the
Marxist Red Bri11de1, m1de
public in Rome, Turin, Genoa
and Milan, eave no tnd1cat1on
what would be done to the 61-
year-old Moro.
HARVEY AVENGED HIMSELF ON 3 PLAYBOY BUNNIES POLICE SAID they believe
tbeo communiques carryiDe a
1, 700-word statement are
authentic. They were the first
word from the kidnappers since
they made public a sna1>5bot of
Moro last Saturday
Biting Bunny Go1re,
But Sorely Missed A communique was released
with the snapshot, and police
:.aid ell.perts were working on a
Ry JlJLF.S LOH 'lan~uagc anal.rs1s" of the
topics of the statement found
Salurdl:ly Police said both com-
muniques were written on the
same electric typewriter
AP ~PKl•t c .. ,._...,
NEW 'r"ORK An EHster bunny 1s dead.
No. Virginia. the Easter Bunny lives. but Huvey, mean ol'
llarvey, the next most celebrated bunny in the land, has gone t-0 h1!;
reward.
"He was the meanest and mo8l·lovable rabbit I ever saw,"
Caroline Thompson said "We
will miss him ''
MO RO, president of Italy's
dommant Christian Democrat
Party, wns kidnapped March 16
in a bloody ambush in Rorne tn
which his rive bodyguards were
killed.
Ms. 1bompson was the first
person Harvey bit when he ar-
rived at the animal shelter
operated by the American Socie-
ty for the Prevention of Cruelty
to Animals
llARVEl' WAS an abused
animal But he didn't take It s1l
Ling down He abused bc.tck
"I 68W ru& adm1llance card
and l! gave m e a chuckle · Ms
Thompson recalled It ~aid he
had bitten six people Rabbits
don't bile
"I put my hand genll) an his
cage to stroke him He leaped at
It and bit it Then the director
tried. He bit him."
Someone offered Harvey a
tennis ball, for play. He bit It
"I PHONED Lhe people who
brought him In. It didn't take
long to find out that their
children had tea~wd that rabbit
L' ~ u a 11 \' t hat w 1 11 m .1 k e an
an1mai" shy, rPttt•cnl Harvey
was cranky. I guess
·'It occurred to us that we
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could make Harvey a symbol or
what happens to an abused
animal.
.. We des ignated him an allat•k
rabbit We had T-shirts made•
with his picture on them. which
we sell We look him to ralhe!-.
Al one rally, at Madison Square
Garden. he bit Willis Reed, the•
basketball player. and dn·~
blood."
He bit Billie Jean King
He bit three Playboy bunnie:.
HARVEY, BY now a celebr1
ty, had just turned 3 when he de
ve loped an ear infection,
perhaps the r esult or abuse when
he was a cute little Easler bun
ny. Medication seemed to help
at firs t
Finally. last ~eek , the ailment
'>'orsened and llarve} died
mean to the end
..
Moro, Italy's most influent.Jar
politician, headed five govern-
ments between 1963 and 1976
Fire Claims
7in Chicago
CHICAGO IAP> Fire swept
through a one-story frame house
in Chicago's South Side early
Saturday, kilhng seven persons.
including fi ve children
The badly burned bodies of the
v1ct1ms were found in the rubble
of the hoU11e that was engulfed
by flames when firefighters ar-
rived. snid Battalion Fire Chief
Jesse Stewart_
The dead were 1dent1fied as
Willie W~tbrook, age unavaila-
ble. and Ann Hampton, 39, and
hf.'r f1v£' chUdren. Darrell, 13.
Norman. JO, Frank. 5. Loretta.
6. and Denise. 5
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Tradition
Changed
LO!:i ANGELES <AP> Traditions are
seldom born in Southern California, they're
JUSl changed
Consider the centur1es·old Mexican re
lig lous custom, the Blessing of the Animals
For generations, every Saturday before
Easter was set aside as the day local
villagers thanked God for giving the m
11nlmals to help on the farm and provide
cheer and comfort in the homt
THE VILLAGERS would para~e lhe1r
best cow past a makesb1ft platlorm. where
the local priest would bestow a blessing on
each animal
The tradition moved lo Los Angeles with
Mexican settlers. but the Blessing of the
Animals has gone Hollywood.
On Saturday. the a nnual event was held
m the city's old, orii:1nal settlement. on
Olvera Strl'et But instead of the Me:ucan
padrt'. there was a bishop from out-ortown
prcsidini:
111°' 11<1nH"'
··n on't ask me, :-..11d a Jl:'sull priest 1n
attcndunt•t• "'lie'<. l'oh"h "
THF.RE WAS NO symbolic cow at the
bl<.'SStng. llul th<•r{:' was a Noah's Ark or other
l'rtllers. including an <.1ssortment of dogs and
cats. a giant tortoise, ducks. chickens. a
gopht•r snake and a cockat.oo named Fabian.
"When J hcurd Lhere was a Blessin& of
the Animals, I brought Fllbian,'' said the
bird's master. Hi ck Cangmell ''I'm sure
he'll talk a lot more now "
Michell~ Stut2. brought her Dachsund
pup. Heidi Whether the experience will
hasten Heid.i's housebreaking. said Ms Stutz,
·only time will tell ·
And, near the end of the parade of
animals, came a rabbit Peter Rabbit
' He's a m::i~1c rabbit," said his owner,
Peter Havs 'I pull him out or a hat
"YOl' SEE, 1 ·~ a maJl1c·1an /\ singing
magician I sing llcr e Come.~ Peter Cotton-
tail' and pull ham 11111 the hat "
But there s not much call these davs for
... 1nging ma~ll'1,1n .... .ind when Hays heard
about the blessing. well he knew it couldn't
hurt
"I'll try unyth1ng, ·he said.
Quake Jars
Ukiah Area
UK IAH C 1'1 A moderate
e arlhquakl• jarred an area or
Mendocino County Saturda> af
ternonn
Scientists Rebuke
Bro\Vll over Energy
Fnink St•\\>an1 of th~ l 'k1ah
Polirc Ucparlrnt•nl "aid the
quake hit ... t :ihoul .a :io p m an<I
la:-.led for ahuut 10 !'il·c·onds
"'Tl \I.as .1 good orw," St>\\ard
..,aid "It ri'.ill} shook u:. up hert•
;1t the ~t;,twn
ln1t1al n •porl.., from -.talc nf
lt1•1ab an Sat r.imt•nto ralPd lht:
lrt•mor .1l fl\l' plus"' on th1·
lt1<·ht1·r :.1 .1k .... aid Lort>tlJ
Brookl·r. J thspal1·her with lhl•
Me ndocino l'uunl ,. Sheriff', or
rice in Ukiah
She sau.l the qu<lkl' wa:. cen
tcrt'O at llopland, a small com
mun1t\' ahout M miles south of
l lktah-
CO HONADO <A P 1 Dr
Ed" ard Teller, the pr1nc1pal de·
'eloper of the hydrogt·n homh.
sa\:. Gov Erlmuncl G nro"n
.Ir-·.., energ) poltcll"> <.1r<' fooli-.h
and his oppos1t1on to the
proposPrl Sundcsert nuclt'i.11
µo" er plant 1s · due to in<'M'U'la
blc ignorance
STATE Atlur11e} l·<·ncrul
Evelle J Younger brought
Teller and two olhe1 '-C1t·ntists
hen• Friday a:. he !>lf'ppcd up his
crusade for nuclcar power and
the Republicans guben;.torial
n11m1r1Hl1tm
Younger has con ... 1stenlly bat
tied Brown's efCorts to block the
Stat~ •Raisin~ Cain'
Look at Sugar
Not So Sweet
LO!', A:'\G El.ES I AP 1 Two California
legislators ended a controversial state visit to
I lawa11 with an announcement th<'Y would pay for
the trip the mselves
Senutc Agri<"ollurc Committee Chairman
Hulwn S. l\y;ila, I> San Bernardino, and Assembly
Agri<'ullure Committee Chairman J ohn E
Thurman, O·Mcrcrd , announced they would not
seek reimbursement for
[ J
the Easler recess ,..,T f'fL_' 1ourney with their wives
1: Also making the
'---------,1ourney were Se n
Robert !'11mmo, R -San
I Iii' Ob1SPo. and Sen 0111 Greene. D-Los Angeles
am mo'" office said lust week he was expected to
p,1y h15 own w:i) Green has not said whether he
''ill bill the slJtr•
Helore the group left. the Assembly and
S1'nate rut1• ... l'Omm1ll<•es had de1>1gnated the trip
•11> ofhcial and had author11ed reimbursement The
rour lawmakers 11tud1ed the usc of sugar cane fiber
.ii a ruel to generate steam
~king tor Pot Pollution
LOS ANGELES CAP> -Marijuana samples
will be tested by the county'~ Street Drug Iden-
tification Program for traces or the herbicide par·
quat, used by the Mexican government lo defolltte
illegal marijuana plant11.
Traces or parquat h ave been found m 10 to 20
r>t"rcenl of lhc dl"tlg teated ln Northern California.
The herbicide can damnge lune tissue. One ofrtclal
explained that parqunt residue Is left on the Mex
1ran marijuana berause icrowers harvest it quickly
aft er it lg sprnycd a nd sell ll
Piiot• Walh 1lera11 Frona Cra•h
WEST COVINA <API Two men walked
away unin,Jured Saturday from a helicopter d e-
molished when it lost power and plunged into a hll·
ly section of Los Aneeles County near Weal Cov·
ina. s hertrr·s depulles said. •
Authorities said Michael Lee, (5, of Baldwin
Park wu the pllot-lnatructor and Dale Joh.naon,
30. of Monrovta, hlt pHllJ\ltr Oft a lrainlnl fillbt
out of El Mont. Airport.
B.-. £o•t th~ 1140 Bfll't
LOS ANGELES (A~) -A couple and Uletr
Cive tlllldrtn wUl be allowed to remahi lb th• bom•
wheN thf1 have Jtv~ for 21 years until a dls put.o
over tHO 11 Httl~.
Th• fttnll)' H)'I lt was notlQed tut September
th~t lt 1tlU owed Re•lty Tltlo Co. SU0.74 on• loan
taken out ln 1984. The Bowdena claim· they called
th• retlt.y nrm'• attorney. who 1romlsed to look
mto it~ but never got a r~ponso. Tho Bowden'•
houu WH 1ubHquently told for $3,$25. Tho •
Oowctena tuod to t'halle n1e tha leffilllJ ot the s ale.
l'ono;t rucUon or Sundesert. a con
1111\t'r!>ial $25 b1lhon project pro-
l"•~l·d by San Diego Gas & Elec
1:-11• C'o
T .: I.LE R ' ch II I r m a n () f
'I 11ungcr·~ Ad\.lsor~ C'r,unl'tl on
E Ill' r ~ y and l h 1• Fut u r l' "r
<"alaforma, also C"alled f1ir 1m
nH•diate dereJ;(ulaUon of ga~rJhnc
llt warned that 1t is probably too
lalt' lo a\'C'rl a major gasoline
~hortage
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t ht· governor were Willard Lib· i..,, a UCLA chemistry prn-
f<·..,~or. and Stanford S. Penner,
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Won't Pay
Wry's Loans Due?
LOS ANGELES (A P > State controller Ken-
neth Cory 1s runrun& for re-election thla year with
loans of s.570,000 for hit 1974 campaign still out-
standing.
The loans were made In almost equal amounts
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by Orange County rancher Richard O'Neill and ~~jiijijijiijiiiijiijjiijiijiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiij~~ Dr. Louis J . Cella Jr • a Santa Ana surgeon. Cella
pleaded guilty this week to seven counts of grand
thert and Lhr~ of filing false claims in connection
with the embezzlement or more than $2 m illion NEED CAREER
CHANGES? from two Oran8e County hospitals
IN AN INTERVIEW Friday, Don Mwr, Cory's
C"ampalgn manager , said, "We haven't paid them
the loans back, and I don't know if they're going to
be."
Meanwhile, Cory baa been pinpointed as the
major Democratic target for defeat this year by
Michael Montgomery, state Republican chairman.
Both Cory and Muir sald O'Neill will be asked tp
make contributions to the 1978 campaign.
Cory told the newspaper ri!paymen.t of the 1974
loans was the responslbillty or a campaign com-
mittee. Cahformans for Cory, to which the loans
were made
CELLA AND O'Nt.:ILL d1sclose<l this week
that the money for the loans was ralsed by their
ta king oul loans from a Crocker National Bank
branch in Sunla Ana for various Cella and O'Neill
partnen.hips and for themselves as individuals
They then deposited the money in their
partnenihJp and individual accounts and wrote
checks for l.he same amounts lo the Cory cam-
paig n committee.
In separate interviews, Cella and O'Neill sug
g1•sled that at least aome of the money would be
repaid, and that rep•yment will be linked to dis-
solution or Kobe Enterprlc;es, a partnership of
'Cory, Cella and O'NeUl that owns a 541-acre ranch,
la vestock and equipment near Elk Grove in
Sacr amento County
Vikin{! I Dyintz?
PASADENA lAPl -The Viking l orbiter has
been i;endmg Marll1an weather reports lo Earth
for more t han a year, but a cnllcal fuel leak may
... oon send the spacecraft into a tumbling. uncon
trolled orbit. forcing engineer... to shut off the
-.hip s systems
The Viking I orbiter, with Its twin orbiter. Vik·
1ng II. has been circling Mars in an extended mis·
s1on since January 1977. The m<.1lfunclloning or-
biter has been photographing lhl' Martian polar re·
gions. which affel't the planet's thin waler supply
Al Woods, Viking PrOJl't'l -;pokesman at Jet
Propul~ion Laboratory here .... aid the orbiter
"l·outd qull tomorrow, or it could last for another
several months."
The Vlklng I a nd Viking II orbiters each car~
rn:ci a robot la nder to Mars an 1976
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Tf'IOMIS Keevll/EdJtor . Sunday, Match 2e. 1978 Ro~rt N. Weed/Publt!>l)fr
Prices, Troubles
Keep Springing Up
Southern Cuhforrua skies cleared in time for a sunny Ea~ter, no new indictments were returned C£gamst <~ronge County pol.at11·ians, an OJI tanker broke up off
1' r~nce and another ran liground m the M1ss1ss1ppi, and
Sr>ting officially arrived
Su~h was the wee.I<. not too thrilling, not too shock mg
Som<' lll'ms worthy of comment did pass through thl•
pages of the ncwspuper. Among them
Fix Military Retirement
· The Carter administration Mis challenged b~ .t
special commission to dean up the ever-burgeoning
military retirement S) stem before tl topples of its own
expensive weight.
Few would argue that it \\.OUld be fair to chunge the
retirement tx>ocfits tor current service personnel or those
already dra\'.ing bt•nt•fits as ai::recd on hv both p.trlies A
de0al's a <.teal.
But thl' 20 ) 1·ar rt't 1 remt'nt plan no\\ to:-,b us about
SIO 2 billion :1 q•aJ' Hv l!~l!J llw l1gun• "ould bl• .1 ~t~1gg('rmg SJi;; h11l1011 ·
~l tl1larv rct 11'1•rn1•11l lwnd 1h ;111• nn1d1 llHll t' g1•1w1 uu ....
l h an t host· '1 n pn' a tt• .111<1 pu hi H" "'''"tors 1" l•\\" f 1 l'lds ofl('r
sueh p,1\ 1111 1wr·.1111111•I \I hfl :-.tt•p d1)\\ n .1:-. 11111ng :J'> 40
and \\ho llHhl oltt•ll f111d anolhl·r l':..&ll't'I. J>t1..,s1bb t\\11
morl' tjn•t•r-.
Somp ('OITt'<:lw11 mu!'>t be mw.lt:. A JO .1 t'.1r progrnm
with a mimmum age of 55 would be more m conform it-.
with the rest ol tht· nation's wot kers
Pecking Order Debated
A cheer -or t•hirp -of praise goes to George Perrin
of Sacramento. ''ho has an original suggestion for
straightening out the bird problem.
Pl'rnn n·ad in thl' Sacramento Bee that birds cause
more than sso mrllwn in crop damage annually. as well
as $10 mtlhon or :-.o in airnaft damage. and at the ~amc·
time tkl;u·1· .... tallH'-"'· tr.in:-,m1l d1st-ast:'s and generally
m;11\P fll'"t:-. ol llll'nt'>l'I' t•:-
1·:1h1<·.11" lh1·m l'l'11111 ''roll' If 1>11·d In <Jtn~ can lw
•• ,p.111rl1·d th1•\ 1 an Ill' t,n1ght not lo ptd< out thl' chl•rt\
1·111p. lh 111111 1\'I 1 ·n~1n1•s 111· spoil tht• l S Grant :-lalut•
Sinn· th1 •\ s p111d 111111 h 111 thl'll tune on colll·ge campu:-.<•s
.Hl\ \\ ·'' 111.ikt• llll'lll attl'nd elass<.•s to le<Jrn cconom1t·s
.111(.f "'" 1.tl 1-!l'!lt'l'"
Frnlll his loll~ IH'l l'h. Perrin ~ecms to have found an
11k<1 I hat f1·;1tlwrl'd hi~ <mn nest a bit. The Bee paid him
$50 f OI" his tongUl' 1n c:ht•L•k approach to the problem.
Fee Structure Remedied
I\I cdicnl commc•ntary ·
V1..>lcgatt>s at the• California Medical Association ·s
~nnual (.'On>.·t·nt10n voted to approve use of credit cards to
pay doclors. The acllon drew headlines tn many papers.
Wh1c-h mu'lt ('omc us a surpn'le to both doctors and
pati1·nh hP11• on the 01 angc Coast. i\hlster Charge .iud
Hof A c·:.ircls It.I\ t• been in heavy use here fur a lung t1mt!
· Yo11 'll 111 l'd I ho-;p credit cards ano mosl
1 ·'rl<1111h a ;.:111111 lw.dlh 111'>lll':inu• plan .\ government
•t11<1~ 11·p11rl1·d lh:1t ph\s1c1~111 ll'l's ro:.e 9 3 pcrtl'nt last
~ e.ir ;111d kl\ t' ns1•11 XU PlTCt•nt l:1st<.'r than other JHll t·:.
!->lflC'l" I !J.";O
\to .... t 1kpri•ssmi.: llo tht·p.it11·1H ' \\;.ts a prertu·tion that
the frL· C:>l'jl~tl 11111 IS hkt•ly to l'OllllllU('
1 hC' JH•ra.1.:1· t\m1·1 i(':Jn doctor r.iakes SG3,000 :1 ~t·:tr.
:'\lake 1t about Si0,000 in California.
The ft'l' ~tru<:ture that helps your doctor C'arn lhat
salary 1s usunlly bused on "relative value studies" c RVS>
in Cal1forn1a. The RVS seLc; a value -maybe a 5.8 for an
appendectomy or a 2.4 for a tons1llectomy -on a med,cal
service. The doctor multiplies that number by a dollar
figur<.• and that's what he charges you.
The Federal Trade Commission said, in effect, this
pra<'ltce w<.is price fixing and the CMA last week agreed
to ~top puhhshin~ RVS
In ~1~n·c>111g, the· C:\1 ·\ wr~ ly pointed out that ~0\1C'rnnwnt :igl'11<·1rs \\ 111 <'m1l1m1" lo use the RVS scales
to lkl1·rmirw I"" nwnl lt•H•ls for their O\\O health
pro~rarns :-ul'l1 ;1s \lt'<li < ·.11
111 llu· fin.ti ~111,1h s1s 11 '"' doulitful thl• federal
intt•l\1•11111111 \\Ill lt>;1d to :111.\th1n,... tnoie than a little
('t)OI llsinn
High Point of Courage
A salute' in passing certainly should go to Karl
Wa.llcnda, the ma~nH1ccnt high-wire performer who
dehed death for 50 years bcforc> finally toppling to his o~n
Cinale last week
The 73·ycar old ac~ial artist displayed a personal
courage that {.!ave special meaning to a life lived to its fullest.
• )pinions e1<pressed rn the space above are those of the Dally Prlot.
:>ther views e1<pressed on this page are those of their authors and
'lr11sts Reader comment 1s 1nv1ted Address The Daily Prlot po
Box 1560 Cost;-i MPsri, CA 926:?6 Phone (714) 642·4321 ·
Boyd I Stiel£ Aroun,d
By L.~1. hOVO
An 86·year old Yugosla\ 1an
butcher named D1nko
Balusik has attribul<'d his
lonait'vlty to the fact that he's
beett a lifelong vegetarian.
tfdderstandable. Have heard
it claimed that people who
work in aoup canneries neveT eft tanned soup. Know a
bakery worker who absolute·
ly insists his w1re make their
own bread from scratch. And
a candy factory e mployee
wrote sometime back that
she'd rather eat barnyard ·
dirt than chocolate creams.
What all this ba.s to do wtlh
longevity may be nothln1
more than Q11 attitude of car·
lnJt, but that, too, lS a pretty
big item in this maUer or
sticking around
And speaking of caring, the
Latin slogan on Maryland'•
state seal is a 11ource ot some
1rrilat1on to the h1dle-9 who
t•ar~. It translat4"s: "Let
women tallc and men •et "
And apeaklnt of mHt. ex·
actly 600 years ago. proper
etJquette called for folk to
pick up tbeir meat betw
tbree nnc and the thumb,
but o••er, nev~r. ne•er
earry to lb• moull\ With
both baadl. '!'bat WU &OQ
auc,b I .Bnice.
'
Nick Thimmesch
Disabilities Don't Rate Benefits
WASJUNGTON -Spring 1s
here Balmy breeie~ blow.
Cherry
blo!>som~
t(row and
H . E . W
secmi. lo hKve
gone dart
Hgaio.
A ccord1ng
to Social
Security re·
gulations
scheduled to
take effect May 8, people who
can't add or subtract. speak
English, have reached the "ad.
vanced age" of SS, or cannot ad-
Just to new work, could cite one of
these factors m a pleaciln1 ror
d1sab1lity beneflts
Presently, only people w1lh
severe handicaps qualify for
dbab11lty benefits. But there are
millions in a grey area who have
·'less :.ever e'' physical or
mental handicar>~. and are not
eligible for disability benefits
CONSEQUENTLY, the Social
Security Administration is
announcing that they are
eligible for benefits if other
d1sabhng factors are present.
Some of these Caclors which
could tip the scale and begin the
flow of federal money tn
applicants are·
Bill Mau/din
fuel Fossils
Mailbox
The inab1l1l> lo perform
simple calculations m addition
and subtrac·tton !therefore, u
vocational restrid1on)
An 1nab1(1t y to
rommuru<.'ale in Engh~h ·
The "advanced agt•" of 55
because 1t could be detrimental
to "an individual's vocatwnal
adaptabihty."
-TUE INCAPA('ITY of an
in dividua l to make an
"adjustment lo work d1ffenng
from that which the individual
has performed io the past •. · ·
Wow, the possibilities are
endless, and the mmd boggles If
a person (I prefer to call people
'"persons" rcither than the
federalese term, "ind1v1duals" 1
has never bothered to learn to
Jdd and suhtra('t. and -....ent
I hrough hfe \\1th that cond1tron
v. h-.· should ht• 01 !'>ht• '>uddenl\
datlll u1sab1ltt;." .
Tht•rc atl' m1ll1un., cil
opportun1tic~ 1n lht• t · S to J)l('k
up a llllle ba.,1c ur1th111t tw If
'>Om cont' misses the bus. wh ..
should the Soc ial Security
administration provide .t
ltmousme'!
THE FEDERAL government
has spent hundreds or millions
on bilingual education. Thus, it
has reinrtHced certain
non·English languages,
primarily Spanish, in the
speaking and reading abilities of
many people.
Now the feds \\ anl to spend
more money on people \\hn
l'lther v. ere h<'ltl b~ci.. In lh1~
bilingual binge nr nc\.'l•r
bolhefl•d to Lake J<h ;int,1gc· o(
the pll'Lhora of Enl.(hsh da.,~c·~
J\ .11lahle to C\'erv soul '' 111> wt"
foot 1n the Repubi1c ·
llow can the 5ot"1<1I ~ec-urtl\
adm1n1strat1on prot:la1m 55 as
the age wh('n \\Call come apart,
when Congress is about to enact
a law allowing people to wail
until 70 before retiring·t Does
HEW know that one-third of the
members of Congress are over
55·~
AS }'OR payin~ people
d1sab1hty bcnefiL'> because they
can't adjust to new work, my,
ob, my, what n boondoa,:ele that
('OUld b(•
A~ Hep. Henry J Hyde
< H Ill > points out. a federal
affirmative action program
r 1•qu1rcs firms doing businesi.
""1th the federal government to
hire dru~ abusers or alcoholics.
Fme. But what 1f that drug
abuc;er or alcoholic decides that
tw (':Jn't hack it in the new job?
Does he then get disability pay?
The employer gets il coming and
go10~.
The Social Security Trust
Fund is already tn wobbly
!>hape, and here come the feds
10v1t1ng millions to s tage
another raid. The cost of federal
d1sab1hly programs has tripled
in the pa!'lt !\1x years.
The nl·w reguJalJons would not
onl)' put an l'normous number of
pt•opll' on d1:-ab1lity, 1t would
.d"1 kl•(.•p rn<1ny who are about to
g11 oll
Tll t: Tnn; m1$:ht be coming
"lwn .J '>ltiall minority of people
111 th1• US. will have to work 18
huur ... <t day to support the
m.ijor1ty wh o qualify tor
ltlH•r:.1111.t:d federal be nefit
program5. Why don't we call
Soi.:101 Security programs
"welfare," and be done with the
notion that they are insurance?
The regulations in question
were not legislated by Congress.
Rather, they are an interesting
interpretation of the l9S4 Socia!
Security law
That's why Rep. William
Ketchum (f{.Calif >. a member or the· Socia l Security
:-.11bcl)mm1ttee, plans to raise
qu1'!'>twns about the regulations.
.ind 1n~1~t that they not be made
11J1l'rJl1\I' unul Congress makes
a lt•g1!il;.t11\c rc::.poni.e.
Jn the meantime, suffering
t;.i'\pa)er~ are advised to
1· \: l' r c 1 :-. c th e i r r i g ht or
"comment .. and voice their
views on the rC'gulahons to Mr.
Wt l ltam J . Ziegler. lega l
;issistant. Office of Policy and
Regulations. Social Security
Administration, 6401 Security
Blvd .. Bnltimore, Md., 212.35,
Good luck, dear taxpayers.. I
hope you do not get a dose or
fcdcralesc m the response from
B:.tlttmore.
Colunmist 'Can't Discern Self-defense'
To the Editor
The loss of innn<·enl hve!> on
either side of the Israel· Lebanon
border 1s tragi(' Every decent
person deplores the suffering of
Lebanese civ,ilians caught in the
cross.fire of war.
But every decent person also
understands the need for self·
protection. He can distinguish
between actions taken purely for
vengeance and those properly
taken in self-defense. After sul·
rering over 1,500 incidents over
the past five years perpetrated
by the PLO from bases in
Lebanon. Israel has every right
to def('nd its citizens. This is not
\ t>ngcanrc and every fair
minded person knows it. In fact.
in its ed1tonal or Mar<'h 16, the
Los An(:eles Times slated that
.. bracrs action in defense of 11.s
people JO the face of repeated at-
tacks by the PLO is as
legitimate as any right under in-
ternational law can be."
UNFORTUNATELY, tn his
column published March 19,
··who Raps Lopsided
Vengeance?", Nick Thimmesch
lakes a lopsided view of the
facts. What the Los Angeles
Times sees so clearly, he cannot
see at au.
Unable lo distinguish between
vengeance and !ielf·defense. h(.'
hlasts everyone he can as ··1ack
ing tn coura~c " This includes
th1• Congress. President Carle•.
D<>mocrnt1c Whip Brademas Ill\<!
1-srael's "'ell·known "friend.··
the Stale Depart menl
Since none of these cowards i.s
willing to take vengeance on
(~rael, Mr. Thimmesch bas ap-
parently decided to do so
himself. The familiar weapons
of the lopsided columnist, dlstor·
lion, half ·truths and s lander, are
uaed Uber.Uy. For example, be
goes into broUI detail about lbe
laraell air forte followed by the armr raining "death on
bakeries and buts." He conven-
l~tly tJnOtW tho report.I ol onA
aite obMrwrl tbat the Israelis
deliberately took cuualUes
themaelvee in what has betn
descrlbtd u "an almost sur
1ical operaUon" lo avoid n<>ed-
Jen da111arc
ISllAEL. lo a rem 1rkablc dem-
onstration of Hl/ ·dlscSpJlne,
llmlll llacll lo a narrow band or
land &1001 tho border. Fo{ the
lop1tded cohunlibt, lb.. dearly
ahowa that "larul is ldcapable of reaU'atnt•• and 1ubmlta to
• 'lmpuliivh eanco."
Pttl.ldet carter bite.ndl to
nm UliraQa2l ~ e aale or aopb111lcat 4 weapoQI to
lar•"l'• e111ml••· Fr.r &b•
lopsided columnist. however.
"'Israel has Carter or any other
administral1on over a barrel."
One who cannot distmguii;h
between vengeance and self.
defense cannot be expected to
distinguish between friend and
foe. Mr. Thimmesch once again
performs as expected. Thus
Israel, which bas been
America's unswerving ally ror
30 years is now replaced by Mr.
Sadat as "our only reliable
friend in the Middle cas t", ac-
cordin g to the reliable Mr.
Th4m mesch
One can foq~ivr the lopsided
c·olumn1st \\oho c.innot seem to
j!Cl his facts straight But Y.hcn
Mr. Thimme~ch goes so far as to
compare Israelis with Nazis. he
goes too rar Even Mr. Thim-
mesch should be able to dis·
tmguish bet\\ een Israelis and
Nazi kommandants ordering the
execution of hundreds of
hostages. This is an obscene
comparison and it cannot be
forgiven.
Mr. Thimmesch knows what
we all know -1l is the PLO that
executes hostages, not the
Israelis. Can any columnist who
ignor es such an obvious fact
really be taken seriously agnin?
MRS. L. SH ERMA~
CNrb Spnadl•g
ro lhf' Editof·
I would ltke lo m11ke a bncf
comment on lhl' Janis \S Bf'hr
1.•0111 rovers\
We laxpa~ers need l"ehef from
the burden or taxc-;, and f see
the first step towards this relief
in the Jarvis Initiative. It gives
taxpayers the maximum benefit
of the lwo by cutting our proper·
ty taxes by about 60 percent. My
grave concern, however, Is the
fact that none or the public ser-
vants seem to be 1ettJ.n1 the
messa1e from the 1.2 mlllioo
people that !\lined the ~Ution.
THAT MESSAGE is that we
want a reduction in public spend·
ing. Government has become way
too big. way too pmHrful. :md
out of control of the pub he.
We all know that the state
wastes money every dciy JO all
facets of its operation. Many
employees are unrespons111e lo
the needs of the public it exists
to serve. Its programs cost more
money to business than it saves
the public it is trying to protect.
1 firmly believe that iC our
sacred public sector looks real
hard at its op(.'ration that 1t
could very easily absorb the
polC'ntial loss of $7 billion 10 re
\'t'nlll'
ln tht" pn\'ate '>ector. C\en·
dC<'ISIOn IS ha ... ed on th(• eflcrl 1t
\\ill h;l\'e on the prnf1t of lht•
eomp;rn_, The public ~,.cto1 ::..
dec1s10ns ..,houtd be bas1•d on lh«
needs of the pubbc 1t 1s in bu"1·
ness to sene And right nov. lht>
public 1s saying we net•d lm\<•r
taxes.
JOHN BLANCHARD llI
Parlors D~ffmdftf
To the Editor:
As an associate or a legitimate
gym, spa, and massage facility,
l very much resent Huntington
Beach PoHce Chief Robitaille'-;
letter in the Daily Pilot, March
19.
It may be true that some
massage factlities are a cover
ror illel{al acts of sex. but en
tarnly not "all or most ari·
licensed whore hou.o;es" :1'>
Rob1ta1llc stated H~ makinJ:
c; u c h a s l a t c m t• n t h ,. 1 ...
automatically Jubelin~ ull 01
most girls who work in massagp
as "prostitutes." Since when has
Robitaille l"K't:ome a Judge and
jury?
CHIEF ROBITAlLLE states
that he can guarantee a ceruun
script will be played out when
getting a massage. Visit my
establishment and I will
guarantee the following:
1. Select tbe type of ma.'isage
you desire Coil-talc) and lhe
price will be posted.
2. No extras C masturbatJon,
oral sex or intercourse) under
;in, <'1rcumstances will occur. .l You will be given a reJu·
inJ!, soothing massage that is
completely legaJ, and above all,
every human being's constitu·
t1onal right to receive it he so
desires.
4. You will enjoy the reining
atmosphere and can step into a
hot Jacuzzi or sauna. When you
are finished you can walk out
feeling Jrko a new man or
woman.
Chief Hobitaifrc's complaint, it
SC'l'ms, is that he has trouble get-
ting arresLc; for prostitution, and
""h<'n he dO<'s the judiC'ial system
IO C altfomHJ IS incapable Of proc·
l'ssing lhl' criminal cases now
pending, :-.o 1t 1s virtually im-
po<.,•q hie to get a prostitution
l'On\'1ct1on .
Plra bargaining in the balls
for a l~ser charge is common
pra<'ticc. he claims. Thal may or
may not be true, but in any case
this 1s certainly not justification
enough to legislate away a
cilnen's constitutional right of
individual freedom and my right
under our free enterprise
system to own and operate a
l<'J!1Umate business.
If Robitatlle cannot get his
proslilullon arrests through the
courts. 1t seem s to me tbe
answN is not to pass more Jaws
limiting people's freedom or
C'hOll"(', but to change the
Jt11i111.11 '>vstrm to enforce the
I .1 \\
NA:'tt E WITHHELD
CUNt~P•t1
To thl· Editor
Re your editorial, March 7.
"lfradache For Voters."
You st.ale that m Orange Coun-
ty the lop 10 property taxpayers.
all corporations with extemlve
holdings, would have their tax
liab1hty reduced by 62 percent, a
$40.6 milhon loss in count.y
revenue.
It s<'ems that yoq and the
county asses11or conveniently
forgot lo ment.ion that these cor-
porations, public and private, do
not pay their properly laxes.
Tht'y are paid by their sub·
scrrbers, customers, a cost ol
doin~ hu.sincss paid by you and me.
Thi~ tht•n 1:-; 1ust another tax
burdt•n on lhl' ~eneral publlr
that coultl he H'rnoved by Prop
13 JarvL.c1 G .. nn HUI
Your "Jfoadacht f'or Voters ..
IS trylnJ! to tell fttts from fan~
luy In Utls matter.
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Someone's Looking After Wayward Daughter . ..
By MARY GEliltD DENJGAN
Mory Dnupan 1! Orangt> Cul.Inly
director o/ Fnmdl OUtStdt>, a com·
munll11 whmteer orgonizatwn de
voted to rehobll1tataon of pnsorins
and their /am1llc~
"You make uw almost behcH~·
there might he Some{lOl' up
there." the motht.'r had S<.11d
I had called her that evening
as I pronused her 19·year-0ld
daughter I would when we met
earlier in one of the Orange
County Jails.
ANOTHER INMATE warned,
"Judy is coming in next from
the infirmary. She's a speed
freak and I don't know what
you 'II think of her "
The picture that flashed into
my mind was of a wild woman
with electrified hair and "Hey,
man" kind of talk
What walked into my little
conferenct' roorn near the· mJtn
desk of the tnndl•r Jail was a
solidly bu1ll girl w1lh a ll·nlat1ve
s m lie on hl·r pale fa<'t' lier
potentially ht·aul1ful c~ l'!'. w•·n· a
h<1Z.Y blur of lllut.' <1n<I v.h1t1,
peeking al nH: through 111n
points
"Iii !", she said ~ortly 'Nllh a
small lisp. 'Tm Judy
"l 'VE BEEN talkmg to some
or the other ladies here this
morning to see how Friends
OutsJde might help them, Judy.
Bob Greene
You told me the lleuten•nt you
wanted to see me too Whal can
I do for you.," 1 asked
Now the smile was more confl
tknt and she stepped forward in
to lht.> 1n.,11.1ble ~PIH't! that each
pcr.,vn clauns as pnv,1tt• Sht'
w a., evl'r ::.o slightly 111to my ter
rtlor:r and I could st•usc that
Jud:r the bombed out one as
well as. p1 obably. the regular
one -tonquer:. through
manipulation
"Well, ych", she said as tht•
s mile became a grm 'I need a
hltle favor from you You see:
my husband and [ were busted
together last night. He's 1n the
Men's. We might get five or 10
years for tkaling. Anyway, I
want you to tran::.fer some
money from my account at lhe
cashier on·r to him for spend
ini? Just S2fJ
"Easy l'llCIUJ::h," I ~.11d ·Tll
do 1l on my \HIV nut !'>hall \\t• V,IJ
tt•ll the gu.irtl I m leJ\ mg nnw to
t Jk l' (' arC' ur 1t ..
"(;Hl-.AT!", Jl10\' -.al(I W1·
\\ t'f't' alri·adv p:ih ll11t tl1er1: s
J u"t ont.' t I ung The} don t know
I h.11 w l' n • ni.1rned V. t• used d1f
Im c•nt namt'' when tht·) brought
u~ 111 He·., 11ol reall} Gary and
J m not really Judv
"Most of Jll, v.ork 1t so they
don t catch on you're• transfer
ring funds from one pn.,oner to
another. That's not allowed but I
know you can fix 1l up You've
aot clur•nce and all "
A~ r WlllS ttunkinl( that I was
being had, the persuasive Judy
with her hand familiarly on my
;1rm nud~t'd me buck a step 10to
tile htlle room
"00 SOMETHING else for
ml'·~" Suddenly , the words
w t>ren 'l tumbling out with a-.
i.urancc anymore She stullered
a coupll' of limes until s he got a
i:ood start Uer ton~uc sounded
thick as 1t had when she cumc
10
"lf I tell you a number, would
you makt• a call for rm""'
I consented and she rapidly
gave It to me, area code and all.
"At least ~he brain isn 't too
burned out 1f she can keep num
hers 1n order like that." I
thought
"Make 1t collect from Rob·
1>11., .. she was ::.a) 111g Then tiht
;111!'.wercd thl' look on m' fat'l'
with a notl · Yt•-. thC1t '::. mt'
\ ou II ht tullmg m) mother.
.J u-.1 -.a) ) ou saw mt· ..
I l.EF'T THE Jail for thl' d<iV
without nc1:ot1ating the mone\.
transfer \11 officer assured mt•
that would break regulat11>ns dt·
signed to prevent extortion pay
offs among lh<• inmall'S or drug
purchasei. by clever outside con
tacts
That night I placed the collect
t·.111 'fromRobb1e."
"Robbie baby? Really'!" a
Alphabet Souped Up With Ease
Wrilt• \Our name down on a
piN·t• of p.irwr :'\ow copy the
two l1·l l1•1 .,
fnllm\ ini.: thl'
ftr'l ll'ltt•r ot
y 0 U I (I I " I
namt• <op\"
I h l' t \\ II I 1 I .
11•1 ., pn•rt•d
1ng t lw IJ:.t
lt'l 1 C' r or your
I I r s I o .1 Oll'
D11 th• s3m<'
thing for your
m1ddll' name Do lhc ::.amt• thing
for your last name
Oh, f11q~el 1t. I can l explain 1t.
Its too C'omplica\t•d. It" known
as lettemlogy, and according to
proponents of ll·tt('rology, those
l'Om bi nation" ot letters from
'our name ccin tell you every·
thing you need to know about
vour pc•rsonahty, your sex life.
your career, your ideal choice of
~' pla<·e to h ve m ~horl, every
H11ng about your life
ELLIOT TE PUTZ is the l<'ad
lll~ expert on lt•tlerology. lie
swe::irs that lcltcrology 1s a
leR1t1mate new '>C1ence, and that
he n•searched 1l for sevt'n years
in 40 states hefor(' pulling it lo
use 1C you ask me, letterology is
kind of loony -well. It's not
kind of loony, it's ()at.out loony
-but 1t is working for Teplitz.
Ile has made $25,000 on its first
year of existence, and he 1s pre·
dirting $1 million for this year.
Teplilz, 32, of San Francisco,
has developed a complicated
system for mterpretmg the let·
t er combinations. For S2S a
client, he ha~ run ''letlerology
tests" for mor(' than 1,000 people
11\·rr the past yei.l r Now he is uc;
mg a com put t•r to 1111 rPast' hi.,
output and ht· SJ\' lw i-. .irrang
111g to m;trkl'l lellcrol11~' bo:ird
gamt''-l..itcrolor.o 1·l1 l'lrn111<·
t·111n opt·r:.iled mJch111l a let
tcrolOl?Y T\' ~.1mC' sho". a kl
terolo1u bo11k. :i 11 tt1·111l11g\ dat
in~ Sl'r\'ICI'. .I h·lt1 I olog\ St'r\ l('t•
for 1 n<lusll' and ..i lcltttrology
!'ollllj!
I" o of I h1• ciffo;hoot s ~i re
•1lr1•Jdv 111 IJ11sin1·~-. lht· in
clu-.lry ·sen ice and the dating
.,1·rv1ct•.
HuSIOC'SSl'" ::.end U<; a list of
prospecl1 \'l' Pxec: ut1 \. e., Tephlz
!'.a1d. ' We charrite StOO a naml' to
g1 V<' them a full report on eac•h
person. We dwck the names out
fur inlelliJ:t'lllf'. tn1t1al1ve m
tere.,l. inll'nstt), imag1n:it1on.
I 1• ad er sh 1 p t1b111 t v. I 11-.. a 11 ' .
energy and l'nthu~1a~m · ·
''WF. 8Rb\K down a perc;on·c;
name and "ee if tht•\ h.i H• th1·
;1t1nbult•s The peoplt· whn hav1·
the most of them an• th1.• on1 ~
''ho get thl• ,1obs F'or t'Xamplt'.
,1n NT' fal'lor, as 1n Anlhom" ·
1s \'erv strong in relatwn to in
klh~ence, interest and integn
ly 1 would hire a prr.,on named
Anthony in a minute. provided,
nf course, that his mldtllc name
<ind his last name factored out
well. A pe~on whose first name
1& 'Humphrey.' on the other
hand, doesn't have a lot. going
for him, as far as lettcroloay is
concerned."
l asked Teplitz: What if the
parents of a newborn baby are
hovering over his crib in the
hospital, dcr1d1ng wht>lhl·r to
coll him ",\nthon\ · nr ''llum
phi "Y · Dnt·~ 'fl•plilt mc•;in 111
,,I\ th.11 tilt' p,111'111 tl1'1'1SlllJ1
will aflt·rl th1· 1·11!11 t• t·11ur-.1: 11f
the b<ilJ\ s 1111°'
' !\ l>solult-h. · 'l 1•1ol 1I1 s;11d
'~unw 111•11pll' <-.111 rn•• ;rnd a~.k
mt' for <Hh 1c 1• rm "h it lo na 1111·
I h1·1 r h<1h11•.., \.\ t' dun t know
\vhv. but """'l'n y1.:ar-. r1f tf' .. tm~
111 10 stall's -;hm'" th.II ll'l
t••rolog} w()rks w .. i.:1v1· t'J.<'h 11f
1111r d11•nb n 12 pag1 rl'pnrl on
\\hat his ll'ller facl11r s mt'an "
llE S \ID th<'rt' is a c;1m1IJr
but ~li~htly d1ffrri·nt '''-'Y to
match up polc·nt1.il lo\·1•1 s
through l<'tlerolog~ fhc cost for
I hts SC'r\'iC<' is S<tO.
Whul 1. an J lt•ll \011 t•,cepl
th;ll ti work~"" Teplit1. s.utl.
I told Tephtz thJl I wanted lo
give ham the names of somt'
larnou~ m1•n. <Jnd th.it hC' should
tell me lhow men .., 1tlt<1I "f'xual
p.1 rt ner-.. ;1<. c:ord111g to lt•t ·
tl•rolo~}
· Sun"· h1• said "Go .i.hC'.1d "
I gave him thl' n<•rnt• of
HH•hard Nixon
"Lou1st• Lasser ," he said.
Jimmv l'artn·•
Eartha Kilt ·
Walter Cronkite?
''Stella Stevens "
Norman \taller.,
"Erm.1 Hornbeck "
Saul Bello\.\.?
"Lucille nail."
"E'•erything In a person'11
name 1s a clue." he said.
''That's not my opinion. Thats
1n the Bible LetteroloJ!y is go10g
tn be the next big thing. I 'm AO·
tnl{ to bt• rn•h '
ttred sounding woman slowly
asked
I told her who I was and she
unquestioningly look me on as a
friend and unfolded a long tale
filled w1th shocking ddu1l th.it
never once changt·d the flatness
of hl'r voice By now in her late
mid life she could tell the story
without showing emotion.
"I WAS OLD when l bad Rob·
bie,'' i.he began "Al hrsl I
dtdn 't know how l could handle a
baby but sht! became very 1m·
portanl to us Wht.>n s he was 13
we ulm~t lost her m a real bad
accident
''She was in the hospital for
months and at the end the doctor
said there was a little brain
damage She never had good
Judgment after that "Jow, we're
losing heragam '"
S1n<•t• she and J -;hared thl'
~tatu'i of mothttrhood. I told ht•r
what 1 knc" sht• would hkl· to
Earl Waters
hear After a fashion, it wu
cvl'n true
"You know, Robbie w~s really
sweet to think or Y<>U right away
when I met h1·1 today," I said
"She doesn't like you lo worry.
Reali~ she lookl:d pr~lty well.
Shl· had a n1<•t• smile and she
.s l' e m e d 1 n l er cs t e d 1 n her
husband s welfure, too "
THE MOTHER'S \Olce hf\e<l
into a tone of guarded surprtse.
"See now? Th11l's what I mean.
l d1dn·t know about a husband!
Who could he be? He's one of
those addicts. that'~ who."
I told her I knew it was all
hard for her and she went on.
"Sh<' 's s1t'k, not a criminal. Do
you think thc•y're really taking
c·;in· of her then··• We can't go
'\}) husband I'> disabled and
t•v1·11 1f we could drive so for, he
would only c:ry <ind then I'd
Mart H's alWJ'.Y' like that when
\\I' M'I' hl'r 1n tht'"l' platt'b ..
;v.
Robbie had been around -\n··
robber> scenes and drug busts
and get·away cars. Now, then:
was nothing normal to hope for~
There was only the relative
pc.ice that mieht come U\ U'U•
1tltcrt.'d set of values with her do·
ing time in et stale mental in·
:.tllul(' rather than in a prison.
"LET'S HOPE that Robbie
gets lh1s 01,:er with and that she
gets the right care along lhe
way," I said to her mother. :
"There's a chance that with her
good hearted nature. she'll want
to gel well to make you happy."
''Do you think that could ba~
pen?" she quietly asked.
With all the bravado I had de-
veloped in talking to despairing
families I answered, ''I think if
"e all try to help and if we aay
some prayers. il could happen "
That's when she said, "You
makt.> me almost believe there
might be Someone up then• "
Board Fences In Bureaucracy
A proposal at a recent meeting
of the State Board of
Architectural Examiners
escaped public notice as such
matters often do in a gov
ernment which has grown so big
not t'\ t'n the officials of one
a g e n l' ., a r l' a w a r e or w ha I
anolhl•r 1s doing.
That the press didn't cakh up
"1th thl' meeting 1sn l surpn.,111g
Sl n(•p lhe
hoarrt. as do
so m .in~ of
l h (' p I II
fl'''dlll\al rt•
~ulaton t·om
m1~s 1nns.
condut•tcd 1l
far awa\ r r o m t h (.
center of ROV·
1•rnment 1n
the pcuel•ful surroundings of th<'
plush Del Monte llyatt lloui.c on
the scenic Monterl'., PeninsulJ
That 1l was a settmJ! hardh
encoura~inl( rank und file puhllt·
attcndanl c 1s not of 1tscH n1•ws
for it has he<>n the common
pt al'll('l' of these boards, which
supposedly an• dedicated to pro-
tect111g the public health, safety
and welfare, lo schedule their
mel'ling-. in locales unlikely to
be allt•ndl'cl hy the press, let
•llont• the ho1 11(111111
Bl'T E\'F~ had the mcctmf.!
het•n h1•ld <1t tht• '-tut(• t•;1111tol
\\ h1·1 t• (Int m1gh1 e:q1f'1•1 the
l111~1111•ss of -.1,1tP g11\ernin1 nl to
bl.' l1.11;~al tt•d. 11 rs prob..i l.ilc no
prt''"' "1111111 haH• tJe.,11 I ht·n·
II Jr 1 tt•d "' th<' cap1t,il 1111'""
1·111 I'' 1-. :.illt•mpllnc lo t'll\l'I lh1·
,1C'll\ llH'" of ,1 hq.:h l~ flu1d
L1·g1s!Jllll'l' in pt•rpelual ~··-.swn,
th1· goH•rnor and the mJJlll' dt·
partmt•nts. It has little liml' lo
spt•nd w 1th lhl• multitude of
boards and <'omm1::.siom. despite
lhl' f.H l these agencies ha\'e
IC'g1slati\ e powc•rs fully :is bind·
1ng on the pt•uple as the
Ll't;tslJture 1t<,t•lf.
The unhappy rf'sults of this
nearl y inv1~1ble level of
/I ... HAO I 114YE ~H
TllE AAQ.WT OF
fl£/) TA/E' ~VER
l "1aLO fl4YE tJIJILT ..
~LI.~ Pi'RA'f/IS
legislative government is lb•
adoption of regulations which,
were they proposed lo the
Legislature for enactment,
wouldn't survive the first COin·
m1ttec hearing. Yet, because of
the low visibility of the con·
dit1ons under which the boar~
adopt r egulations, they do
bet'ome law, thereby imposine ,_
burden and hardship upon the
un!'.u~pecting pubh<'
SOMETIMES these regu.
l<1l 1t>ns are pu::.hed by lhC' v~ry
p1·0~1h> rl'gUIJll•d a., u ml'ans to
g,1111 .m ad\ Jnla~c lhrou~h the
m .111·stv 111 th•• law that they
1'1Hild11 't Jccomphsh on their
11\\ 1l Hut more often the re·
gul.1twns dre the brainstorms of
sc>nw gen1ust.>s in government
\\ho feel they know best what iit
good for the p<>oplc. • _,
Sn the news which evo1ve •
fmm the Architectural Board is
not that 1t adopted a regulaUon
at the behest of a bureaucrat but.
that 1t rejected the proposal.
Dan Schott, whose title is
Chief of the Mobi11ty Barriers
Section of the Department '1
Rl•hab1litatmn, presented to the
uoard a rl.':.olut1on he had
dr1•amed up requesting the
hoard to adopt requirements fur
· · <1dequatt· f.'ducal1on and e~·
anunallon or archite<'ls m th~
ar<'a of al'ces<; cies1gn for the d1~·
ablt>ci a., required by the
c.1hfornia :ircess laws" and afso
to .. act \\1th cxpedwm·y 1n 1n
n·o;l1ga!ton •ind d1sc1pl10.irv prt>-
c t•cd 1 n gs ag<11nsl arl'httccts
charged \.\.llh negligence in
adhering to those laws."
BOARD President Dean F.
l 'ni?<'r observed that the pro-
po..,a l conta1n<'d n'llhing not
alrt.'ady covered by the
t' cf u <· a t 1 on a 1 p r o g r a m for
ar<'h1tech or the examination
.1n1I mve!'.t1gallon procedures of
th<• hoard ThJt took care of that
llt•m on tht• dgenda.
S •> v. h 1 I <' 1 t m a v b e a
:.Jt1..,fa<·t1on lo know th.it al lea~t
..
tn th1-. 111stancc a board '"asn't
µ,1nll ked into adopting yet
11110ther foolish regul;it1on prf.>.
molNI hv a burl'aucrat anxious
to dPmonstrate deep conrcrn for
the• handicapped, it is ,l?alhng 'to-•
think or tht• expense involved
Delore this high salaried official
spt•nt his lime drafting an un·
rwressary proposal, and state
funds to travel to the meeting to
impo:;e upon the lime of the
bourd, a flv<' minute phone call
lo the boar<! president cou14
h;I\ c determined for him that hf!
wac, spmnmg his wheels. How
manv other useless acts con-
tribute to lhe statc·s $17.S billieo
budget"
Jack Anderson/ Old Mountaineer Boosts Kurdish Refugees
WASIUNGTON -Jn an or-d l nary brick house ln the
Washington suburbs, the proud
and dounUess leader of a fierce
mountain people 1pends his days
vtsitln1 with frltnds and labor·
Jn• to learn tbo En1J11h Jansva,.. Every few weeu, he
Yilit• the Mafo Clinic for treat-
ment apimt the cancer that ls rava1tn1 b1a lunp.
Re 11 General Mustafa
Bananl, ~ grlultd, 15-year·
old COtDQJID• •
det-ln-alle or
the Kurds
who used to
roam the
ru•ced moun· taln1 where Iran, Jraq,
TUr)Jey. sYria
•nd the So-ylet Un1on
•come to·
tber. NQ'fl. mo1t of bll peoo
pl ~ ""'1 dlpoNd in amall
poupa ~the deMrta ot liaq aDd
d1lpet'Md tb.roqbout Rmol• ,..
lklOSollta..
I t ' t• t ~' t •' •• • •
•• •
The unfortunate tribesmen
became p .. ma on Henry Kiu·
inger's chessboard in 1972. They
were manipulated 1rnd then
abandoned. Today, the powers·
that be in Washington act as if
they would like the Kurds to
fade awey.
TRE KUaDS lo!\t out because
of WaahlallOn's stran1e love af.
fair wlth the shah or Iran. ln the
earl)' 1970I, he wu embroiled in
bor'dar and navlgatlon dlaput~
with tnq, and he felt threatened
by Iraq's close relat1on1hlp with
the Soviet 'Union. He thought ft
1tratepcall.y wise, therefore, to
stJr up the ancient slmmerinl!
atninl• belwnA the Kurdl and tho Iraqls.
Jn M~. tm, the abab~
KJ11lncer and hl• boll, lllcba.rd
Nb.on, to vr:n the Kurd.a 11ainst tbe Jraql•. Deaplt• CIA re·
11.atance, the Wblte HouH ptir
a1reed to the ah•h'a •tbeme.·
Followinl ord«'.ra, tM CIA amui·
&Jed f1I m!l ~ Qt· un4
traceable Cbln 1nd Soviet
wupon1 through Iran to the
Kurdt. They fouahi \he Jraqia to
a standstill
But in March, 1975, the shah
abruptly announced be bad
patched up his differences with
lraq Ovcrnlght. American sup
Port lor the Kurd.I dried up and.
wlthout. wtapo11~. th• mowit.aln
men were overpowered.
Tbouund1 were kllltd or
wounded; thousands more fled
\nto Iran as refuaeet.
GENF.RAL BARZANI ne• to
the United Sl3lf'R to plead with
Nixon end Kt11tn1er for
hum anlUrian help ror his
btlc~1uered pf'opte . Tho
American loaders, who h•d
abandoned hlm on tbt bat-
Uefield.1. rerused to acknowledge
any obusat.ton. 'Itlef tanoted hi•
appeals. Our IOW'C!OS uy th9')' rtFmed
1S1iltance 1n deference a1aln to
tbf aub1 ~ho dlatruata lb• Kurd.a aa preten to k"P tbtm
ntrlu1atec1. He bu tr-led town-eul, mtJDWhlto, lbe n&thJtu
' . ... • • • • ' 4 •
manner In which he exploited
them.
E\'entually , a token 700
Kurdish refugees were admitted
lo the United Slates. Kurdish
leaders were instructed to keep
quiet about even this minor
gesture. Like the shah, the Unit·
ed Statt"S doesn't want to ad
\'ertise 1ls crass intrigues in the
Iraqi highlands.
The Kurds who arrived In the
United States were granted no
special pr1v1leges They were
sponsored by 1nternat1onal rt'f
ugee organizations, which gave
them personal loans to pay their
air fares and expenses. Somt•
were thrown lnto reaettlemtnt
camps in San Die&o Later t.hf!y
were actually asked to pay for
their "care and maintonance"
•t the camps.
ALTHOUGH Uie Kurdlsh nr.
u1et1, ror the mo-t part, are
educated and ak1Uld, mafl¥ had
dlffltulty with the Enell1h
Jancua11 and had to takt low·
l>•Ylnl jobs. Dauns of tbtm ate
t f ,, t I. 6 t
\ .
...
still unemployed. Nevertheless.
they are receiving dun letters
from their sponsoring orpniu-
tions.
One letter Crom the Tolstoy
FoundoUon, ror example, wam~
a refugee that nonpayment of
his loan "may cauae you dif-
ficulties in your permanent res·
idence In thig country,"
The refu~ees from othtr U.S. fore1~n policy Oops, on the other
httnd, are lreated royalty by
rom parnson Over $1.3 billion
ho~ been lavi~hcd on Cuban ref·
UReCS sinre 1001. And Rome S4SS
million, nccordin« to
Conl're,!'!looo1 sourt>f'~. has beot!n
spent to htlp Inc)()chlnese ref·
u Re .. reacl.Ue lo this country.
For the KurdR, the State
D partment reached into il, ~t·
ty cash and scraped up a paltry
$150,000, which was used to help
finance the United NaUou
Kurd•ah refu1 e proeram.
Con1re11lon1I leader•.
li)UnwhUe, have lenored ~e
I • 1 t I '' t t t f ft I t t t.
l
Kurds' pleas for funds to betp
them resettle.
As part of his daily routine.
Cf'neral Barunl mu1ters bi5
f'nPrgy to dictate a few leU.ers .
asking for help. Twice be bas
written to President Carter.
Once. he received a 1horl
response rrom the National '
Security Council advisinlf him to
talk to the State Department. OQ '
nnother <><:casion, he received' a
two·sentence note from a pres·
identlal aidl' who as11ured the
~en<"ral that his "mtercst" in lht'
Kurdi s h problem "I~ ap·
preci•tcd."
THF: OLD inountaln rilhttr ~till bchc-'es in the common
scn'if' an.d goodwill nf the
American peopll'. The-Kurth
~mmltted their llves and their
fortunes to U.S. !Omp ·polk:,.
And, he betl•v~. tha U.S. IOV•
ernmc-nt will enntuall1 re;·
ciprocate by belptn1 hla peoold.'
Ho can be f0talvcn, bowe •
It he l$ be,mn.Ln1 to hue a few_,
doubts. . • -
I I t f I
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f'1UMr•I S«Vl<tt wlll De conouc1eo on Tw..,.,, Merell 21. 1911 •I 10 JO
AM et Pll(llic VMtw Mortu.>ry Chepet
w lttl IM Rev. 0.vtd J. CoPtl omt IOI
ff\Q. &nterment •• P•,1tfc "'•""' ~morl•I P•ra, ....,wporl O.•ch l•.
Peclllc Vl-MorllHl'Y OlrttlOr\
WINYAllO
OOH.ALO Wl"IVAllO. rt\IOtnt ut
-•IMIM..,, C.. PHHd •••v on
M.,ch U, 1'19 Beloved llv•Dend al
Afln Wlliyerd Funttr•I serv1<•• ., ..
pendlft9 at Smltll TulNll LemD Ca•I•
IMU Mort'*°Y _...,
IOffO
HAZEL ''VVONNE" 80 N0. tHI·
d9nt of &.thel T-"· C.le Meu,
Ce . PH"" -•Yon -ell 24, ltll otl
1"9 •9• al 11 8elov•d molMr or
Alldny H-of Coste Meu, Ce. w., ... E. Smlin of WIM:DnSll\, Iovino
>l•l•r 01 Wllme O'l'Mlll Of 01110, Jo•~" Cearloss of Ohta. 8111 C.erlo" 01 On•o,
Tom ~ of Gl-e, Ce -
Guy 81~11 of Sen oi.eo. Ce , Sii• t•
•l•o •urvtwd lly • 9r•nd<llllO<•" G re11Hlde MntlCH wtll De ll<1ld on
Mond•Y Merell 11, ltll •I 11 00 A M
•I F•lntt-Memotle l Park In !..nl•
An•, C•. wllll the Oroer of the Ea\le•n
Stu CNp<<1r •1" omci•ltt>Q Ml••
menl w ltl be •• F•lr~wf'n Mf'mon•l
"•ra, S."I• AN. Ce Friend\ who
"''"' to pey l,,.,, re\pot<l' mey "•II •'
the Sm1tn lvtn•H L•mb Wt'-.h:llt'
Cn•oel, •11 E 11111 51 Co\ln Mn•
(• on 5•1..,<1ey Mllt<n 1\ trom 11
noon 10 1 00 P M .no wl"1•• MM< n
26, tram 9 00 A M to S 00 PM ~""l"
Tuttull L•mb C.Oit• Mf'\.t MortuJr'f'
Otrutors Ml>tM.
LA It SON
JOHN LARSON. to•mer '"'""nt ot
Huntln9t"" Bu en, C• ,,..,......, •w••
on "flluriday Motrcn 11 t911 1n Ill•
Vet~r•nt Adm1nt~trdit1on Hosplt•I,
L oflQ 8e•cll, C11 Survl v~d by ~•\
41•uolll•• (Mot~ Ao\\ ot lu\l•n. c ..
with wllom hf...., meo. "'' hom<1, et\O 4Dfl f.lm•• Lar\Oft al PO• ll•nO,
Oreeon. • 9fandc.Nldf.., -IS gr .. I •"•nClchHcUf'n. Mr. L•rson ••~ •
Y•l•rM of IN """' durtno l!W HI World War .,,., Detonotd lo I"" Hunl
tfWiton 8ekh w orld W•r I Vrt•r•n\
Clut» Hf' w n tndn l'f'd to tN' fMrnt''
T~<•• Tofftt. ""' 01ed 1n M•r<h of ~ll fune-r•I WfYt(f'\ w 1IJ Dit' <ond~t ._ on MOndeY MJlf(ft 71 1911 •l 11
noon •t Pt,.rt• 8roU'ltr' ~mttl't\
M ort\Mry whrrt' tr1tnd\ ,., • ., <•II lrom
11 noon 10 4 00 PM on '!iovn..1•'1 M•rc., 16 1118 lnrt·rl'f~I "" it Of> m 1d ... 1n
P•<Ut( V•t--111 N1tA rt10ri•I Petit l)n t(e
8rolt-lt-r\ ~mtlP\\ ,.,.ortu•HY .,)1trt tor!ll
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M•rch 14 l'f/8 4t Hh• ... ,,. ot !H
lh·IOvl"CI "°"Of Ar .. nli.t dnt1 lt ''4 C ,,,
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Jtob,.rt Rtvd\, (.fl"((.u'J,. HrQArPCld
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..... hfld on T ... \O<IV MMC ft 19, ,.,. •I
tOAM •t lh,. l-4t;n Amftr1<ttn f r4'"l"'
Mttt\Odl\t Church, 'S<lnto An.f C.• •Yltl\
R ... Victor Roo19~' 11t ott1c1•11no
tnterment WHI bt '1t r.\Hn4lY~n
Ml"mor•at PArk, Santtt Anl), Ctt
Ft•end\ whO wl\t\ too.av""'' ,,..,_fW"(1\
niay c•H al lr>P !>mmh Tutn111 L•ml>
W~\ICllfl O\AP"I, 4'1 l lllh St , CO\I•
M"<•, (a on Suno.ly MMCh 1•, 1q11
lrom ~ 00 AM 10 S 00 P M 111\•l•loon
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f.UHllAL HOid
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Cos1c1 MPscl 646 2424
HLLHOADWAY
MOlTUAIY
110 Broaoway
Co-.t.i M P ,.1
642 91SO
SM~TVTHIU.•UMI
WlflCUff CHArt.L
427 E t 7th '5t
Coo;ta Mesa • 646-4886
Santa Ana Chapel
518 N Broadway
Sanla Ana • 547·41 31
f'IUCE HOTHUS
SMITHS' MOITUAIY
627 Main St
H tn!tnqton BP ICh
S36·fi~,39
l"Ul FAMILY
COLOHl.AL FUHHAL
HOMI
7801 BOhii Aue
Westminstnr
893 3525
l"AClf4C VIEW
MEMORIAL f'AllC
Cemetery Mortuary
Chapnl
3500 Pac1f1c V1ow Dn110
N ewport
Callforn1a
644-2700
McCORMICK
MORTUARIES
l aquna Bnach
494-9415
Laguna Hill<.
768-0933
San Juan Cao1s1r.ino
495 1776
THE
EPTUNE
SOCIETY
CREMATION
Burial at Sea
(71•) 848-7431
.!>:t:...".!I'!.
MOO W. Co•llt Hwy. Suh•. "'"po" Beech, C•llf. 921183 I
• ...... Hnd FrH PomOllo I
10· I
NAME • I
I
Sunday, March 28, 1978
Meredith Canyo11
Developers
Challenge
A recent decision by the San
Juan Capistrano City Council to
hall the sale and occupancy of
Meredith Canyon homes until aJ.
Jeged landscaping deficiencies
have been corrected bas been
challenged lO Ora.age Counly
Superior CoW't.
Lawye r s for the Craig
Development Corp. are uking
tha t the j udge assigned to a
hearmg on the issue overturn
the City Cowicil acUon as being
unlawful.
The lawsuit cont.ends that the
fretm ng of selling and occupan·
t'Y activity in the 186·home tracl
wllJ mean economic hardship to
the developers and the lou of
existing aod expected home
sales.
And the lawsui t complain•
that the City Council achoo ls
another instance of what the plaintiffs complain is "a pro-
gram of harassment" that is be-
ing conducted by the city
against lhe developers of
ORANGE COUNTY I OBITUARIES
Mered.1th Canyon.
The lawsuit a.ndicates that the
<'tty took a choo a gainst the
plainUffs after checking reports
that .. brown spots.. had ap·
peared in the landscaping car-
ried out by the developers.
The Craig company argues in
the lawsuit tbal it is ready and
willing to bring the landscaping
up lo city requirements and tha t
it was DOt. necessary for the city
to impose a halt on occupancy
and selling acUvity.
NEED A LAWYER?
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84().2507
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Shop tomorrow 10 to 9:30, all stores closed todayl Happy Easter.
women's fashions
Assorted polyester pantsuits
were $18-$30 19.99
ltou l'\ Jr cl drl·>:.t·~ lfj
i\ssorted social long dresses
were S40-$70 29.99-39.99
Easy Street 'spcirkle' shoe
was $22 16.99
\\ 11 t ' tt ... t I
Assorted fashion shawls
comp. value S 13
I ''fll•lfl I(\ t'"'lfit'to l'I
Assorted lacy shawls
comp. value $15
l.1 .I in J( l l')\Uf it'> l'I
6.99
9.99
Print peasant tops
were $22 14.99
11.i •\I vur t<•Jh ,-•
lingerie
Gowns and pajamas
\J\.'l' on dr('JmweJr 1n <.Off, w1<.py
nylon tricot. Choose from lot<. ot
~t yle~ Jnd pa~tel colors, S·1'v\-L.
111 ·i.;1·r11· Ill, 4 1;
7.99·19.99 comp val $12-$32
Famous label panties
reg. 2.75·3.50 each
r \..;_• ' -'
3 for 6.25
Bras from our collection
~pecial 3.99-5.99
! I
children 's savings
h ster vinyl handbags
were 2.50-4.50
1 l11l1 lrt·11., I IX
4·6x faster dresses
were S 16·$28
Toddler Easter dresses
1.29-2.99
10.99-18.99
were S 15-S27 9.99-17.99
Toddler boys' sepcirates
were S6·$1 5 3.99 -9.99
~ UI
Girls' Easter dresses
were $1 5-UO
duldrt·n' -;7
9.99-22.99
Inf. dresses and diaper sets
were $12-$20 8.99-15.99
duldrt•n' IHI
Girls' print skirts
Brautiful pnnt'> to c,p( hE>r c.pnng
' \\-Jrdrol>f• right. •\c,,ortt.'CI pnnic.
I i11fdt1•1" -•
7. 99 · 11. 99 were $12-$18
men's boys' values
Men's belts
were $6·$15 4.99
men s acces~nes 80
Mtn's IHther wallets
were $6-$10 5.99
111f'n ' c1Cct>,o;or1e~ RO
men's, boys' values
Young men's slacks 1nd je.ns
were $18-$22 10.99
m1l.e ~ plcl<e rb
Young men's sLtcks ~ je.tns
were $18-$22 10.99
1111!..1·, plJ( l' rb
Boys' Billy the Kid* woven shirts
were $12 5.99
t" >\, 1 lo1h1ni.: 1-t
Boys' Levi's® jeans for juniors
were 10.50 8.99
ho\' d1itl11ng ,--
Young men's Hawaiian Shortsleeve shirts
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1Scott Keeps
By ~RNIE CASTILLO
Ofl ... bally~ ...... 11
In his last offlc1al race on UC
lrvlne•s t rack, Steve Scott
turned In a performance that
will long be remembered.
Running a near perfect pact
with no one pushipg him, Scott
rah a 3:53 9 mile the sixth
fastest ever by an American and
17th best in the world at
Saturday's Meet or Champions.
"It was exactly how I wanted
to run it," said Scott, who left
his challengers after half a lap
and shattered his personal best
oC 3: SS. l as he had promised all
week long. ·
"I was too fast on the first lap
(56.6) but everything else was
ideal." he added. "I even had
dreams of getting an American
record."
Scott had figured on running
the first quarter mile in 58 but
came across the 880 (1 56 5) and
Goodell Breaks
American Mark
By ROGER CA RLSON
OI -O..lly Ptlol Sl•ll
I.ONG BEM'll Rmin Goodt.>11
capped a brilliant three ru ghl
!'>land al ttw NCAA swim cham
p1onsh1ps with an AmerH.:iln re
cord -setting 14 :55 53 in the
1.650· yard freestyle Saturday
mght before a roaring crowd or
2,600 at B<!lmonl Plaza.
The blond UCLA freshman. a
former Mission V1eJo High star
and the Montreal Olympics
champion and world record
holder m the 400 and l,500·meter
freestyles, had the crowd aware
• of his record-breaking pace m
t he fin;t 500 yards and as each
new clocking flashed across the
Belmont scoreboard it became
more and more apparent that
this was gorng to be someUung
special
"l looked at 1,000 and saw the
~·OI 6," said Goocll-11, "and I felt
good. But I knew Bobby Hackett
was in tough. I tightened a little
after the f1rsl ROO, bul thal's
natural and, I felt strong all the
way.·•
liarvard's llackell blazed lo a
14 : 59 98, and pu~ on a sterling
performance bchmd Goodell.
Goodell, who won the 500 free
and 400 indiv1du<1l medley
earlier-. an this NCAA finals,
erased the American record and
NCAA standard of 14:57.30, set
by former Mission Viejo
Nadadores star Casey Converse
in 1977.
Converse. s wimming for
Alabama, began in eighth and
finished t'ighth Jn a d1sappoml·
mg 15 .35.57
"The season and this meet
ha\'e not been very inspiring for
me." said Converse '"I just ha-
ven 'l worked that hard this
year ."
G oodeU said he "'as pleased
with his clocking. especially in
the slow waters of Belmont. "It
was awfully choppy al times. '
said Goodell. "I swallowed a lit
tie water at one point, but it
didn't really hurt me "
With three NCAA cham·
pionships in his pocket as a
freshman, Goodell was queried
about a quest of outdoing John
Na ber's feat of collecting 10
NCAA championships during his
collegiate career at USC.
But Goodell, in his usual un-
assuming manner, said he
hadn't given it a thought and he
went on to say he was unable to
select one of his three victories
m this S.Sth NCAA finals as more
outstanding than the other
'Tm just happy I won and my
splits were pretty even," said
Goodell. "[ came here to do the
best I could and J got my fastest
times ever in each of my three
events. I'm happy about that."
The three triumphs, capped by
an American record Saturday,
mark a rally of sorts for the
former Olympics hero.
'"I had a problem that a lot or
s wimmers have had ," said
Goodell. "It's called post-
Olympics letdown. 1 didn't train
very hard my final year al Mis-
sion Viejo H1gh and I dido 't real-
ly get back into 1.t until last sum-
mer.
"I wasn't hurting i n practice.
But now, there are new things to
conquer."
Also hailing from the Orange
Coast area, but failing to make
an appearance in the 100 free
finals, was former Estancia
<Costa Mesa) High and Orange
Coast College star Steve Wyatt
of Arizona.
A sophomore with one more
year 's eligibility, Wyatt swam a
lifetime best of 45.33 in the 100,
missing a consolation finals
See Goodell, Paie B-%
a Pronrlse, Runs 3:53.9
1,320 (2· 56) marks exactly on
sch~dule.
"After I got out there: I just
gave it whatever I had left,"
said Scott, who had pointed for
his outdoor season mile debut by
curtailing his workout schedule
for a record run
"With tougher competition. I
think he could have challenged
the American record." said UCI
coach Len Miller. "His projec·
tson, based on his workouts, was
so scary 1 was afraid to tell .. : .. wm.
The American record of 3:51.l
by Jim R.yan has stood since
1967. The world mark of 3:49.4
by New Zealand's John Walker
was set In 1976. Scott's time is
the fastest run In the world this
year and was even more amaz-
ing considering it came ex
tremely early in the seMson.
.. Come May or June, things
should come toeether even
O•llY Piiot ....... '' i.... Pay•
GREAT SCOTT! L1C lrvin<.''s Steve Scott finishes wav
ahead of his nearest pursuer in clocking 3 53 9 in the
mill' run Saturday at UCL
more." predicted Scott, who will
run the mile in only two meets
before the NCAA a nd AAU
championships late this sum·
mer.
An established veteran, a UCI
freshman and a fast·rising prep
st ar kept an estimated crowd of
1.600 entertained prior to Scott's
run.
LeNorris Marshall, a high
school senior from Surprise .
Ariz., captured the 100 meters in
10 33. It was the third fastest
electronic clocking m American
high school history behind the
1976 marks of Houston McTear
( 10.16) and Johnnie Lam Jooes
(10.23).
UCI's LaMonte King, who just
happens to be from the same high
school and is a first cousin to
Marshall. won the long Jump at
25 3 and then blitzed lo a scbool·
See Scott, Page B·?
Kemucky Wins
Cats' Defense
Shuts Off Hogs
ST LOUIS le AP) -Ken-
tucky's Wildcats were quicker
Cats than a lot of people thought,
but J oe Hall wasn't shocked.
·'I feel that we surprised them
with our quickness on defense
and maybe surprised a lot of
other people here," the Ken·
lucky coach said after the
Wildcats' 64-59 victory over
Arkansas in the semifinals of the
NCAA basketball tournament
Saturday.
"Givens really did a good job
on their quick people," said
Hall, referring to star Kentucky
forward Jack Givens, who wore
the hero's mantle with a 23·
point , ntne -rebound
performance~
Givens, whose breakaway
layup in the last two minutes
was the critical shot for Ken
lucky. pointed to the tight
Wildeats' defense that kept on
Lop of Arkansas' supposed ly
faster team.
"We played really good de
fense in the first half," said
Giveni-;, "and that enabled us to
gain control early. We didn't
pla y o ¥r best game. but
Arkansas was the reason why.
We played well enough to win,
though."
Regarding his breakaway
basket at the end off a perfect
pass by Kyle Macy, Gnrens not·
ed, "That worked for us quite a
lot this year. For it lo work
right, Kyle had to make a
perfec\ pass -and he did."
Arkansas coach Eddie Sutton
was one-of many in the'
Razor backs' camp whG ap·
plauded Kentucky's quickness.
"Anybody who tells you that
Kentucky doesn't have quick-
ness ought to have h1o; head ex·
amml'd ·· Sutton said. "They
were much quicker on defense
than we thought they would tx:
Thl'y ~ot control m the first half
and we had to play catchup. I
duln't realize they could play a
man-lo·man defense ::.o welt -
they t.•xtcndcd us farther out
than we wanted to be."
Time Rt•ns Out on Irish The Wildcats. 29·2, advanced
to Monday mghls's title game
against Duke, 27·6, which earlier
beat Notre Dame 90-86 before a
roanng crowd of 18,721 at <he
Checkerdomc. Duke Holds On for 90-86 Jlictory Givens. a straight-shooting,
muscular senior forward. was
t he key Cor the Southeastern
Conference champions. Jlc
scored 10 or his points during
one stretch early an the seconli
half, powering the Wildca~
from a tenuous 32·30 halfh~
lead into a mne·point advantage
at 54 45 "1th 8 53 lelt.
ST. LOUIS CAP> -Duke,
powered by teenagers Mike
Gmmski and Gene Banks. held
off a desperate Notre Dame ral·
ly that shced a 16-point lead Lo
two. and emerged with a 90-86
victory Saturda y in the
semifinals of the NCAA basket·
ball tournament.
"The clock finally ran out,"
said a relieved Bill Foster, Duke
coach. al the end of the hard-
fought. physical contest.
·'They put some great shots in
there. I was hoping they would
miss one."
The Dlue Devils appeared to
be en route to an easy victory.
leading by 14 points, 80-66,
when the Irish made their move.
"We played well early, got the
ball down court. then the clock
JUSt stopped for us," said
Foster. "We didn't change
things. When you are in the
Final Four. you revert to what
you've been doing all year."
Notre Dame coach Digger
Phelps said the Irish were disap-
pointed in losing. "but not in the
way we lost.
"We made a gallant come-
back. Our men showed why
they belonged 1n the Final
Four ."
Gminski and Banks combined
for 51 points and dominated the
boards Meantime. Duke's zone
defense s hut off Notre Dame in-
side game.
The Blue Devils. who led the
nation in free throw percentage
this season. hit a st·orching 32 of
37 while Notre Dame was 14 of
17 from the line Duke was
called for 15 fouls while 26
personals and one technical'
were called against the Irish.
Notre Dame, forced to shoot
from the perimeter more than it
usually does. was red by Duck
Williams with 16 points.
Freshman Kelly Tr1pucka had
12 points.
Former Marina High <Hunt-
ington Beach ) standout Rich
Branning had eight points for
the Irish.
Phelps said his lt.>am did all
the right things, but did them loo
late.
"Obviously. they had control
in the first half," said Phelps
We didn't have the rebounding
and we d1dn"t pt'netrate on the
wings as we should have "
To try to om.et a 14-poinl
halftime dehc1t, Phelps said his
team had lo play ''nearly
perfect catch-up ball.'·
It nearly did. The Irish came
storming back to pull within two
points and had possession of the
ball in the final minute, but
Williams' jumper bounced off
the rim ~ith 12 seconds left.
"I wanted to pass to
Tripucka," said Williams, "but
it was a good shot for me. I
thought I had hit it, but it didn't
go in."
Instead the rebound went to
Duke, and two free throws by
John Harrell with nine seconds
left put the game away.
Branning, a 6-3 sophomore
point guard, connected on four
of 10 shots from the field for the
game. He also contributed five
assists.
Monday night's game is
scheduled lo begin at 6: 15 and
will be televised on Channel 4.
DUKE ('°I -Ben~s 12, OenNrd I. GrnlM*l ?t,
He,.•11 ti. SOe_,..110. Bender 1, GoelKll 2, ~
0.111 t. Tbtal• 1' l2·l7 '°.
"OTltE DAME 1161 -TrlpuO• 12. llattOft 10,
Flowtrs 10. 8r-.lnQ I. WllllilrnS i.. ~tmbffr 7.
Hanzllk I, J.C:Uon 11. W11co• 1 Totel• 3' U 11 ..
H•lltlme-0..e O. Nolr• O•me H F°"ltd °"'
Otl\nerd. Hanlllk l..almbffr Tot•I '°"" Dukf. IS Noire 0.mP, ll>. T•<MIUIS-1<..,lllk
A-11,711,
The offit•1ating in the game
drew some comment from Sul
ton. who called 1t •·tighter than I
would hav<' thought in a
semifinal playoff game."
Two of Sutton's big men, St~'(c·
Schall and Counce. ran mto foul
trouble early. picking up thdr
fourth personal fouls during tbe
first half.
"l thought the officiating was
inconsistent." Sulton said. "But
it wasn't one-sided."
Sutton also said that he was
opposed to the idea o( a consola-
tion game.
AllKAN$AS IMl Cou<><• '" O.-lpll 1S SrtM 1
• (lre•U 1•. Moncnel U. leM 3. TC>lal• 21 11 ,.
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ICKNTUCKV U41 -C.•nM 7), Rot>o>y I.
Plllllll>' ~. M¥y 1, Cley1oc l, Studl•r 6, L.tt 1J
Toi el\>• l~:ZOM t<•ltlim~ KtnfuOv :n Ar••n~~ 30 r out.d °"' S<llell Tofel toui.-Ar\•n~< 1t ~@Muck.,
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She Overcame Shyness
Pairs Skater Didn't Wlint to Hold Hands
T h eir initial s lfatlng ex·
perience together was hardly to
her liking. recalls Tai Babilonia.
the 17-year-old Los Angeles area
girl who teamed with Randy
Gardner lo place third in the re-
cently-concluded world figure
skating championships in Ol·
tawa
Her fi rst venture on ice with
Gardner came eight years ago
when her skating instructor de·
clded to see how well the kids
could skate together. ll was a
simple test.
"She told us to skate around
the rink togel~er, h olding
hands," Babilonia told this col·
umn . "I didn't want to do It al first,
but finally I got UJed to it."
Gardner and Babilonia have
made a steady ucent since that
firat lap around the rink, placing
nttb ln the 197& Wtnt.e.r Olympics
and rising to third ln the laat two
world championahip1.
The)' hope lo climb another
notch ln th• me world cham-
pion1blpe ln Vienna.
However1 tolnf any hither
than tecooci teem• to be tho im-
pontblo dream, at leut for tho
next year or ao.
Rodnina and her partners
<she's had two) have bagged 10
straight world crowns with no
letup in sight.
· John Nicks, coac h oC
Babilonia and Gardner, says
this of his duo's chances of up
setting the Russ1ans: "Thf'
Russians are stronger and skate
faster. They'd have to make con
OllNN WMITll
WHITE
WASH
siderable numbers of errors to
be dropped from lint.
"Randy and Tai are 1tlll prel·
ty young, however, and we hope
to close the llP between them
and the Ruesians with steady
improvement the next two
years."
Gardner recalls one or th~
pleasant memories skating ha~
provided: "We had just finis~
completion in the 1977 wor t<(
championships 1 n Tokyo and we~
relaxin~ in our hotel rooms W
got. a call. It was an 10v1tat1on t
have lunch with the Japanes
crownprmce
"That wa~ somt.>thing s ped
to us. Things hke thal make A
th<' tra1rung seem worthwhile."
* * * BASKETBALLDEP'l'.-
ll 1'hat you like, but I call
c:tnsonlllp and lllUaWatJoo
the aDDOGDc:en who handle
NCAA basketball playoffs •
t11e NCAA has so-ealled c:otlS'QI
Uoa rlthtl on the a etwor
choice of Dll.keslde penonnel. ·
And w.bea bave you seen
rotten orrtc:latlnc than wh
truaplred Saturday in tbe Ki
&a c:k 1 ·Arkan111 semUlJaal
iame! FIHI note: Notre Dame c:oa
Dl11er Pbelps baa on.en bee
leaded for lal• lntrlti.ffl an
nameroas def•mes. Wbere w
tla• one Satard1y tbat 11hoel
bne acreeaed O•ke off tit
t.oantt la ND'1 ... los.'l!
Tripucta walch during Saturday's NCAA
semlflnql baakelball 1amo at St.: LOuis.
SOvlet vlrtl.IOIOS Irin.a Jlodnlna
and Al~ ZaltloY bave •
loolC OQ world P•lra ataUni crownu, toemln1ly tor: honver
much toa&er tht1 care to cam· pm.
The youna skaters admit they
hlVe had to aacrifice aoclal We
wilb theil' friends to ~nceotnte
on 1k1tJn• c:ompetitiona end
tra1Dln1. But I.bey ••1 that tbG travel oppe>rtu.nlUea aocl tbe
f rlendl tbQ've made ln Olber
J1od1 bas been more than qu_ate com.,emaUon for what
&.htJ'YO bad &o &lTO Al homo.
AlH, llad DePa•l beate Notre Dame, It woaJcl lluc
pl17ed Dlllle. la &Ut case lt •••1' •ave b ... ~e· 8 •4' De• ....... &be 8loe ...:01U""-
And tllat woGl4 hqa mada 11 a
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HOG GETS PRESSURE Kentucky s Rick
Robey flails tus .arms ..is Arkansas· Jim
Counce tries to pass during semifinal
"lCAA basketb~1ll action Saturday at St
,.,,_
I .ou1:-. Kentucky won to advance to the
1111al~ Monday night against Duke. See
... torv. page• 8-1
Sports Clipped Short
_·,:Holmes Pounds · Shavers
LAS VEGAS Larry Holm(''>
nullified the vaunted power of
'Earnie Shaver~ with speed. a
"'rtapier left Jab and flurries or
• precision punches to the head
Saturday in pounding out a one-
ffided 12-round decision in their
nal1onally televi sed
heavywetght f1ght
The Vlctory apparently puts
the unbeaten Holmes mto pos1
t1on for a title shot against Ken
Norton. the World Ro~mg Coun
<-ii Champion
IL was a maslcrful box1nJ(
pNforf11anct by Jlolm('s, who
,eamc dOS(.' to stopping Shavers
• in the hrwl round lie mov1•d
"ide to s ide. Jab bro well and
eountt'red with both hands
.1 J! a 1 n st Sh avers . who st>
l>crformant·(• w~1s murh more
miss than hit ' Angek DotDned
PALM SPRINGS Davi•
$200,000 tennis Touroameol of
Champions Saturday.
Gerulaitis defeated defending
l'hampion Harold Solomon, 6-4.
6· l while Borg had a tougher
match, edging 36-year-old Cliff
Drysdale 6-4, 6-5.
The winner this afternoon
wins $60,000
Hoarier Pr~afb
MILWAUKEE Fred Jask1e
eas ily won a Professional
Bowlers Association tournament
here Saturday by lurnin~ bark
\1 a rs hall Holman, 208 158
llolm<1n defeated lhre1• other
howlers to earn lhe right to rare
Jask1e. He downed Craig CuL-;or.
244-210. Jeff Mattingly. 279-224,
and Gary Dickinson. 223 194
.1.0. Tobin R'fn•
ARCADIA ·-J .O. Tobin main
tained his perfect record in
grass races in the United Stat.es
winning the $54 ,450 San
Bernardino Handicap at Santa
Anita Saturday.
J.O. Tobin, who ended Seattle
Slew's unbeaten record last
summer in the Swaps Stakes at
Hollywood Part, carried high
weight of 123 pounds and paid $3.
$2.80 and $2.40.
~~It Tafllled
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. -Joedy
Gardner, basketball coach at the
University ot West Virgin.ia the
past four years. Saturday has
been selected head coach at
"lorlhcm Arizona University
He succeeds John Birkett, who
resigned at the end of the 1977 78
'>Pason
A•s Trad,. Mallo'11
MESA, Ariz Outfielder
Sheldon Mallory was traded
Saturday from the Oakland A's
to the Toronto Blue Jays in ex-
c hange for second baseman
Steve Staggs Rader's twt><>ut single brought
m two of Chicago's fJve runs in a
ninth inrung rally as the Cubs
1J;eored an 11·9 exhabition
baseball victory over the
California Angels Saturday.
Nelson Has Lead
Joe Rudi collect.cxi three hits
ror the Angels. who have a
10-6 record. ••• -Dottgn-. Roll In Heritage Golf -
• If VERO BEACH. 1-'la Rick HILTON HEAD ISLAND, St
tAP> Larry Nelson. who as
"iumed a two-stroke control or
the lead with a gritty. hard-won
fi8 while the o\hers were finng
and fallmg back, really doesn't
know what to expect going into
today's final 18 holes or the
$225,000 Heritage Golf Classir
Monday drove m three runs with
d a 'triple and a single to lead Loi;
· • Angeles to a 6·2 exh1bit1on v1c
· • l'lM'y O\ler the New York Mets
··Saturday
' · Tommy John and Lc.incc
Ratzhan combined to scatter
• .-iine New York hits as thl'
· • · 1)odgers won their third straight
.; •and improved their exhibition
"' tecord to 8-7
··1 don't know what kind or
rront-runner I am." Nelson said
after he'd done the best job or
surviving a suddenly severe
wind that kicked up over the last
few holes of Saturday's third
round.
Monday, who has <.'Ollected 10
hits in his last 15 at bats, singled
home the Dodgers' /i~t run in
the second inning
Kfng F'arrs Et~t'rt
,~ P 111 LAD ELPlllA li11IH·
'I've never been m this pos1
lion before,·· continued Nelson.
who hac; yet to win and ts bold
mg a third-round lead for lht•
hrst time m his rive year tour
rareer
;
Jean King qualified to meet
(;hns Evert m the final round or
a $100,000 women 's tennis
lournamenl here by defcatm~
Virginia Ruz1r1. 6· 1. 6 2 Satur
day l!:vert dC'fc:ttcd Virginia
Wadi' 6-:1 . r. 2 1n thl othN
sem1Im<1l
Borg Adva1trtts
LAS VEGAS BJorn Borg
and Vilas Gerula1t1 s won
semifinal matches 1n the
· !"d think ll would have a
positive effect 1 think 1l would
h;ive lo be easier to have a 2
shot lead than being an a fl\ c
\\a) lie
"I've been m position to win
befcn-e if I had a really good last
rouod, but l 've never before
been in a position where they
have to come and beat me. I
Sports on TV
Today on Televlslon
10 ~am !l l l DODGERS BASEBALL The Houston
Astroi; meet the Ol')(!gerc; in an exhibition game at Vero Beach.
}'la
ll am 1!)1 COLLEGE BASKETBALL ALL-STAR GAME
The East meets the West m the coa~hes' All America game.
tAped at St LoutS
1 p m (2) GOLP 1-·inal round play in the Sea Pines
Herllage Classic from Hilton Head Jsla.nd, SC. (7) -WO&LD
8UPl!asT.ut.S -Fourteen athletes from three continents
comlMl&e in tbe world superstars fioal. taped at Freeport. t.be
Be.IUfmu. <•> -TENNIS -llie Nutase meets Rod Laver or
CoroAa del Mar ln a wcr Challen&e-Cup match, taped 1n Lu
Vqd.
t:ao p.m. (11) -PRO 800CER -The Los Anceles ~
cncet the Su Joee Earthquakes at Santa Clara. 2 p.m. (4) -DYNAMIC DUOS: BOWLING -WlWe
oemG.er and F.ddie Arcaro meet Arnold Palmer an4 Ray
Flo)'d.
2 :1' p.m. (7) -BOXING -Amateurs trom Ireland and lbe &1.S. square off in a team eompeUUon at Fort Dix. NJ.
.1. 2 ~30 p.m. (4) -SPOBTSWOllLD -Tho Golden Gloves 'aouraaaaent or champions from Albuquerque. Also, the AIA w
women•• coll•J• basketball champlomhlps, taped at l10..A'a 'P•w.i f•Won, and the world invttatlonal aerial acrobaUc:
tklll'll mpionahlp from St. Moritz. Switzerland.
ll ..._ (2) CHAU.ENGE OP TRB SUES -Rodeo, .i.c'"4••• and Riina are ftawr.4 ln today•1 MllllCD\.
l:4.S p.m. (2) -NBA 8AS<tBAt.L -Tbe Bolton C.ltlca ~l\;I~~:~ 8Upe.rSonJca at Se.a~·
-·--·-l).rn. ('1) -WIDB W0sr..J> OF IPO&TI -08AC"1 ~lit!t'Qa~~~··· taped ~ Oniado Kocor SP6Mfw111.
._ ....... .,_ lco claacJ.Da c.balli upe4 •\Otta••· ~~~~--!al
don 'l know how I 'II handle it I
don't lb.tnk I 'II be too excited
\' ou see. l 'm not a very ex cit a·
ble person. " said the quiet little
~uy from Kennesaw. Ga
Nelson. a slightly built. bald-
1 n g 30 year-old former ii·
lustrator who didn't take up golf
until he was 21, was in a cozy
group of five who shared the
lead at the start of the day but
emerged the sole leader after 54
holes with a 205 total. That's S-
under-par par on the testing
6.655 yard Harbour Town 'Golf
Links, a spectacularly beautiful
layout but a temper-testing.
troublesome course for most of
the field
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FACES OAKL4ND
Comm, oft a 1.0 Joss to San
Dte10, the California Sutt takes °" th• Oll1and stolhpe.nt tblt al· temoon ~2) ln Fresno In ltl flnal
North Amerl~n Soccer Leasue
pre.seuon ex.hlbtUon same.
The Surf dropl*l lta exhlbi·
lion record lo 2-4 wHh
Satul'day•a •butout at Vista. The
1ame'1 only roaJ w11 scored by Gert)' ln,.,..m of the Soekers on
en Hllat from Jean \lfUtrtch •t
Use lf :IO mart: l~•SP headed the ball ~·from etsht
7•i'd• oUt.
8Wf ~ tm IUQJar ... :CC ftll10.'.'"~ (1;16) at Aat•la&,at&Olo.m a1mat ftdlaM
202.384mph
Sneva Sets Record
To Crab the Pole
ONTARIO C Al') -Tom
Sneva, taking over teammate
Rick Meara' mount. blistered
Ontario Motor Speedway with o
world record speed Saturday of
202.384 miles per hour in winn.ing
the· pole posltaon for today 's
200-mile Indianapolis car race
here
Sneva. who also 1~ the only
man offacially to break the 200
mph barrier at lndlaoapolts
Motor Speedway, and his third
teammate Mario Andretl1
locked up both front row start.mg
spots for the Penske team. An·
dretti averaged 201.658 mph on
bis ti med run.
Only Sneva and Andretti had
been scheduled to qualify for
this race, but team owner Roger
Penske decided to put Mears in
the team's backup car since
both f ront.llne cars .seemed to be
running trouble-free. All three
drivers exceeded 200 mph 1n
practice earlier Saturday
Bul Sneva's Cosworth
powered machme developed a
mecharucal PJV,blem Just al the
e nd of a qualifying warmup
session. forcing Mears out of a
ride
S n eva. one of the last
qualifiers during the warm.
breezy afternoon, broke Bobby
Unser's 1972 Ontario Motor
Speedway record of 201 .894 mph
by .07 or a se<.'Ond. The second
lap. which set a world standard
for 21h-m.ile ovals, was .02 or a
second faster al 44.47 seconds
None of the 20 other qualifiers
was able to top 200 mph Satur
day.
.. This wasn't actually an ideal
day for qualifying," Sneva said
"IC it was cooler, rm sure we
could have gone faster. We ac
tually ran 203 with this car here
in the winter during tests."
Soeva said lbe controls in the
car still were adjusted for the
shorter Mears, so .. l had my
knees up against the dashboard
a little
Sneva said he had not prac
ticed in the car this week
Meanwhile, in qualifying for
the 200-mtle Us Auto Club
stock car race. which shares
today's program with the Ind>
cars. A.J Foyl earned the pole
position with a speed or 153.557
mph in a Camaro Foyt qualified
ninth for the other ratt'
U.S. Divides
In Polo Play
EDMONTON. Alberta -
Unated States water polo forces
split a pair of games Saturday
night as the final segment or the
Can-Am·Mex series roncludes
today
The l ' S . again with JUnior'i
dommatmg the action captured
a 6·3 decision over the host
Canadians. then lost a Lough 7 6
game to Wesl Germany 1n a con
test the Americans played well.
according to Junior 1:oach 8111
Barnell
In other games. llungary con
tinued its winning ways with a
pair or victories to rurther ce-
ment its domination of the tbree-
counlry .series.
Unt141<1 SIMf'\ 1 I 0 J •
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U .S. tco<t,.: Sit,,_ 2. S.-U.llM> l. HM
f«ll•mo, R1tc1'-.. .5an'7~
\)nlted SlatH ' ) I 1 •
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Hun9i1ry 7. CANO•'
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DON BAIRD CLEARS 18 FEET IN THE POLE VAULT AT UCI.
SCOTI SIZZLES. • •
Continued From Pase B·t tA11 rec.-111 .. wun,axc"°'"'"•' 100 1 ~II. unattaci.d 10 . .U l J•m ..
record 21 .16 effort in the 200 ~~~','":J1 '0 " 3 H•mi•lon "'•••d• <l••
behind 11urpnse winner Monte 100 1 l(•u"• s..n O••GO s1 11 01 1 1(1"9
KruJle or San Diego State Krull.-u~o:;v•""i 1~'c;!. M::t~:!.~ ... 1.l:'1r..;'· :i:.~~
W8S timed In 21 07 While Pat•h< C.,.\tf( <TS l M ylM Macul>ITC
MarahaJI equaUed King's llml' ''~ , ~ s.n O•f'oo !>t , ~11 1
Tl'>Oflll"" l"\ae<•bl T C I SJ • l Aobln...., un Australian Olympian Don •t1ac11..i 1 s,.
Baird won the pole v auJl at 18 '"'''• 1 S<on uc '"'"" ' u., 1 J_. S.nl• MonO(a T C • 00 lO l Jlr•ll• S...ta feet before missing three at MO<Wo r.c..•os.,. temptl at 18-5. ).000 lllMplKMH' I. Oan Oanlelt. UC
lrv11W, ~47 t M<Cul1DU91'. 5-11• ~· TC.
Ot -f 1 0 ,, -m h • s.i.u111~.uc1rv1 .... • u . y ... p C 0 e JO p C amp S,000 -l,a.llil'-1,S-Fw-Vallr/T.C., Atni• Robinaon was a no-show. 14-11 •· i. "-'-· Sant• Monka T.c.. u.71. a. •rvMI, ,__ ~ T C., 14.12 L Other top mark• Included ,.,. -'· .,__, --Ge<maftY. 1uu. '" lla"tleld Dupree'• 53-2 triple c.... AtNeteS i. Acu..,,. iui La. Elttl. UNt· ., i.<Md, ». u ..... jumo, the 8:47 ateeplecbue by u1twr .. -t.T ......... ,L1K A,.....sr,ut1.
UC11• Davo Daniels. the 40.64 I. Hart. lM A ...... St.. 14 15• l. Hkll .. Sell
t ~9'.,MAI. wlnn na mark by Cal State L4"Mt l""'ll -'· "'"'· UC trvt .... 7W '· (Nortbrid1e> and 40.18 third Mc .... All A!Nfkan f .C .• zo·~ ) Armour, San o,...s. .. ~ plac. tJmo by UCI ln the 400 ,,,,,. "'""'-1. Duptff. "'-<obi r c.. D-1 1. meter relay and the decathlori ,,i.,, a• Col'-· st 1· 1· ac.-i. All A_ri ....
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MISCELLANY
SoC8J.Nabs
Twin Bill;=
UCI S ·His p .
7
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Southern California Colleg~
oC Costa Meaa 11we{»t a
doubleheader at Saa ~iaeo
State while UC IrvJne a~ a
twin blll at Chapman Collete in
Saturday rolle&iat.e baseball ac.
hon
Stan Thomas had a big _ga.111e
for the SCC Vaoeuards. who won
by scores of 10·0 and 16·1.
Thomas went rour-for-tlve tia the
opener with a home run and was
three for-three m the night.cap
For the day. he drove in six runs
as Southern Cal upped its season
retord to 13·4.
Butch Ward improved his
season pitching record to 4-1 by
scattering five hila and four
walks while striking out alx in
eight innings of work.
Kent Miyashiro picked up tlis
first patching win wben be went.
the distance in the seven-i.mling
nightcap
The Vanguards had IS base
hats an each gam('
lJC lrv1ne also had somt"
hot bats as the Anteaters defeat
t>d Chapman. 9·5. an the opener
befort' fallin~. 7 6, an the second
J(Jmf'
M1kt' lhrano had six tlits m
l' 1 g h t a l b a t s d u r i o g th t"
doubleheader while Mike Nagle
was two-for-three tn both con
tests and Eric Frola'nder
rin1shed witb four runs batted it
UC I, which benefit led from 10
walks m winn.ing the openq, suf-
fered several errors to lose the
nightcap
After thl' Anteaters bad rallied
for the tying run m the top Of tbe
last inning, Chapman put the
winning run on third via a single
and an errant pickoff throw.
After two mt.eot1onal walks to
... et up a force play. a bard
.irounder through the infield pro·
duced the warming run.
UCI as now 7-1 l after w1nrunl,!
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Conlinm'd From Paie B· I
lll'rth b} f1H· one· hundredths or
,1 s~:conrl
In Thursday !> acllon 'Wyatt
'" d:O. ninth m the 50 free w1th a
prrsonal ~st or 20 65
01 ht•r wmncrs Saturday. as
Tennc!>see replaced four·time
kingpm Southern Cal as the
NCAA champion, were Ten-
nessee's Andy Coan in the 100
free (44.10); Cal's Peter Rocca
in the 200 back (1:47.48); aad
Cal's Don Smith 1n the 200 bft:an
(2:02.24).
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the jn~lln competition .t tlw-
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BASEBALL /TRACK I MISCELLANY DAIL. Y ... OT • JIS
Gjll, Cowan . Daredevil Strange: Dying Not on His IJst
Lead Oilers,
FY Nines
SANTA BARBARA-Powerful
t\itUng for llunttngton Beach an~ powerful pitching for Foun-
ta 1 q Valley ga.ve those two
schqols non-league baseball vic-
tories Saturday, here.
ltuntington Beach ralhed for
five runs in the last inning to up-
end Dos Pueblos ltigh, 10·9, and
Fountain Valley pitcher Dennis
Cowan tossed a two hitter lo
stop San Marcos High, 6-0
Shawn Gill connected for two
homers and drove in five runs to
pace the Huntmgton Beach at-
tack. His fi rst longball earned
nearly 400 feet, a solo shot m the
fourth lnrung.
His second was more climac·
tic. It capped the 01lers' (•ome-
from -behind rally and drove m
three runs. Gill got seven hits m
nine at bats during the two-
gacn..e senes m Santa Darbara
Sh.awn Cisco also had a hot
bat, collecting four h1Lc; m five
trips to the plate Saturday
Fountain Valley's Cowan had
a po-hiller ~omg against San
Marcos until the firth, when he
surrenderd his only two hits of
the game.
By BOWAllD L HANDY
OI ... o.tly l'llM MMt
He came within inches or hav
ing bia bead cut of!. but received
• broken nose instead, had most
of the bones in both arms shat·
tered and is currently wearina
steel braces that are screwed to
the bone in his nght arm.
His crash in the Houston
Astrodome before 56,000 spec-
tators while attempting lo jump
16 parked cars in a ramp-lo-
ramp leap, almost ended in
death for Huntington Beach
daredevil Chuck Strange, yet he
is more determined than ever lo
go ahead with his project.
.. I know what went wrong and
I bave no thouehts of quitting,"
Strange says while recuperating
in the company or h\s feminine
body&uard, Sommer Sbadoe.
"I'm out to do somethine
nobody else has ever done and
I'm convinced I can jump 30 or
40 urs in a pickup truck, going
from one ramp to another.
"I know what I want to do and
dying Isn't on my list of
priorities. l feel that I was
spared in this crash and that
tells me lo go ahead."
Strange admits to being a lit-
tle careless before his near-fatal
crash
··I knew the truck had f?ad SUS·
pension be!ore t1'e attempt," he
says. "But I Celt l would use it
one more time. Instead, ihe sus·
pen&lon came loo&e aa I rut the
takeoff ramp and I wu slowed
by three miles an hour.
"Instead of 65, I was going 62
and didn't ever get up to the
height 1 needed to complete the
jump.
"I knew I was in trouble when
I took off but there was no turn-
ing back."
Strange started his trip to the
launching ramp in the outside
parking lot. The floor of the
Aslrodome is 19 feet below the
parking lot and he had only a
abort distance to the ramp 0t1ce
he was on the noor.
The Astrodome ts onl:>r 429-leet
across the arena floor and be aJ.
lowed less than II> feet to stop if
he bad been successful.
"Even if I h,_d completed the
jump, I wasn't sure I could slop
the pickup," he says. "I bad a
loading dock car90 net attached
to l wo wreckers and this was
supposed lo slow or slop my
pickup shortly after coming off
the landing ramp. It hadn't been
tried before and I wasn't sure it
would work."
The accident came on bis 13th
Jump and occurred on Friday,
January 13. ll was the last
scheduled use of the ramps and
the truck but rate decreed il
would end in a near-miss.
Strange credits three things
with bis being around to Lell
about the mishap.
''The safety belts had hie
fastened in tighUy. I had in·
stalled a bucket seal after the
Ontario crash and it was four
or five inches farther back than
the conventional seat I had used
at Ontario. The other thing was
the helmet."
But In the meanUme, be is
talkin& ot resuming bia jumping
career once be geta a blt more
moblllty lD the handJ and arms.
His . ri&)lt arm is virtually use-
less stW. 10 weeks after the mil·
hap In Texas.
But he has this inherent drive
and persistent attitude to con-
tinue jumplng 1n a plck\lp truck
even though he knows *here are
no wings attached.
And be still nurtures his pet
peeve, that of a challenge
jumport against motorcycle
daredevil Evel Knievel.
"I have the Ume to challenge
him and will have the money in
silver dollars lo prove lt. I plan
to be very blunt aboQt the
challenge and take it befan the
public," he says.
JC crashes and broken bones
are any criterion !or suceesa in
hls daredevil feats, tben Strange
bas attained suc:cess.
And his body guard Shadoe
adds: "He came out ol this
smelling like a rose:•
White Stars
In Rustlers'
3-0 Victory Mike Empting got the key
blows to s upport Cowan,
slashing a two-run double in the
second inning and a one-run
single in the first Kevm Romine
contributed two rb1 with a single
and a sacrifice fly.
DAREDEVIL CHUCK STRANGE LOSES SUSPENSION ON HIS TAKEOFF .••
When bis pickup fell short and
rammed into the end of the land-
ing ramp, Strange cheated death
by a matter of inches. With the
bucket seat moved back, he hit
the ramp with his nose and
broke it. Had he been farther
forward, his head might have
been sheared off.
He has had six operations on
his arms and another on his face
along with plastic surgery. He
may have to have a bone graft in
the next couple or months and
will be required to wear the steel
plates inside bis arms for al
least a year.
SANTA MARIA-Peter While
notched his 15th career win. a
school record, as Goldea West
College stopped De An.za, 1-a. in
the final game of the a.ncock
baseball tournament here Satur·
day. $an Marcos' only threat came
in the finh mning, when its only
two hits of the game put runners
at second and third with two out,
bul Cowan got out of the jam
:rnd bree1ed the rest of the way
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WITH HOWARD L. HANDY
,
Danny Onga1s, the one-time motorcycle racer
and former top runny car drag racer will be
among the busiest drivers in automobile racing
this year 1f he continues his present pace.
Onga1s, a rE's1dcnt or Costa Mesa, will be driv-
ing at Ontario Motor S(X!edway today in the In·
terscopc-Parnclli Cos worth for Newport Beach's
Ted Field.
He is also scheduled to run at Long Beach in
the Grand Prix next weekend, if he can qualify,
and when time permits, casts his lot with the
IM.SA sports car racing ~roup in a Porsche
At San Jose
SC Sparkles
In Spike/ est
100 1 E•ar>S. ""°"nix. 10 SO 1
l••I •. San Jou CC, 10 S• >
Wiiiiam\, USC. 10 11
SOCIO 1 Aono. WSU, 1) ll I l.
M•<Oonald. Wttl Valley TC. IJ S1 .
J. JMI Cl'leruyat, wsu, 1l S3 •
1 mlltt r•l•Y 1 USC (°"'• .. ns.I.
W•lor•, JOllMOn, S.•tonl. 1 14 a 1
Sl•nlord. 1 19 • J C..1 Poly-SLO.
1 HO.
Lonq tumo t Oumplun, Bay "'f8 Slrl~•I. ?f>.1 lw1nO •lcll"dl 1
lotion, Slantorcl, H 1 J. OouDlt•. use. is 1
400 nlay 1 Ph•l•d~IPhl•
P1on .. ~r\ l9 ti 1 Tobi•\, Jq 2CJ J
Southl'n CAI l'l ll
•OO ru1r-cJI•\ ' Wh••lf'f,.
Yet he plans to return to jump-
ing pickups, perhaps in June of
this year al Pocono, Pa.
"l will jump agam in Houston
next January with the steel st.111
in my arms if we can reach a
financial agreement," he says.
If be crashes again and his
arms are involved with the steel
still in them, it could be dis·
astrous and he could lose them
completely.
When the steel is removed,
they will be back in casts for
several months. Most people
would leave the steel in place
but he says in his profession,
there is a high risk of breaking
them again and he will have the
steel removed.
But host Hancock College
matched Golden West's 3-0 re-
cord in the round robin toumey,
and was crowned cbampioe oo a
comparison or total runs •cored.
Hancock's offense out·prod.uced
Golden West's by three rung_
Doug Mansolino was selected
tournament MVP by virtue of
his 10 hits in 12 at-bats ln the
series. He went three.for-four
with an rbi and a run scored
Saturday.
Frank Meraz unloaded fl solo
homer in the fourth inning, bis
first of the season, to help White
boost his career pitching record
at Golden West to 15·4.
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LOS ANGE LES -Ann
Meyers capped her fourth year
as a women's college basketball
All-American by leading UCLA
to its first AJA W basketball
championship Saturday night as
the Brwns defeated Maryland,
90·74.
How did Ongais switch from drag racing to the
motorized c1rcu1L'> and why?
SAN JOSE (AP>
Relay teams from the
Uni versily or Southern
California and the
Philadelphia Pioneers
track club won with out·
standing early season
times, and Maren
Seidler broke her
women's American out
door shot put record by
four feet Saturday at the
San Jose Relays.
The Southern Cal
880-yard foursome came
within onc·tcnth second
of the world record, and
the Pioneers were t1 med
in 39 18 m wmmng the
400-meter relay
(•IHornl• "~ 1 Wllli•m• Cal
Poly SlO. 0 5 l 1<1n<,1 unAI, 50 1 ... ANO SUSTAINS SERIOUS INJURIES IN THE CRASH.
The S-foot-10 Meyers had ID
points, 10 rebounds, nine assists
and eight steals as the Bruins
more than evened lhe score with
Maryland, which defeated
UCLA in a regular season game
at Maryland, 92-88
His dra~stcr was prepared in Parnelli Jones
shops in Torrance and next door was the USAC
citampionsh1p car Jones sponsors.
Onga1s becamt-mlereslcd in that type of rac-
ing and purchased lin old Eagle but quickly
swapped it for a Lola T300 sports car.
Ongab Sdtclws to ,..,... .... seM
In 1974 he won the SCCA Formula A regionals
and in 1975 switched to the run Formula 5000
schedule, driving for Field. When that series
ended, they sw1tc~ to the USAC championship
rars and have been together with Jones the last
two years.
Al the end of the 1977 season, Ongais and Field
aCJtuired a new Grand Prix car for Watkins Glen
and Mosport. Ongais did well in both Formula One
dates despite poor qualifying positions.
The team is trying to fil eight World Cham-
pionship races Into its busy calendar this year and
al~hough the initial drive in Argentina was a disap·
pointment. the learn will be back at Long Beach
next weekend
Gatarlo, LBGP Schedllla Set
, The schedule for today's action al Ontario
MQtor Speedway includes an Easter Sunrise
Service al 8, prerace pageantry at 9, the USAC
st.ock car race al 10:30 and the championship car
T~eat 1:30.
Long Beach Grand Prix ac:Uon gets under way
Thursday with a luncheon and a coneoun d'e.
t.egance compeUUon.
: Qoalllying nms will take place Friday for the
:Formula One can alona with drive.rs like Ongaia
who are DDNeeded participants. Formula Atlantic
qlfallfyinC will also take place.
'J'.,. Dr1Nt'9 at ...... ae.tt
On Saturday, Formula AUanUc qualifying
begins J1 9:15 followed by unUmed Formula One
practice, a loot race and then tho flnal F'orJllula
One qualifying. The Formula Atlantic cbam·
piQnlhlp race will be staged at 8:30 Saturdt)'.
. The Formula One Grand Prix race atarta at 1
on Sunday with other •ltedda.nt actMUM 8ttUn8
uoder way at 9:30.
All of the top names ln Gnnd Prix drtvlnc in-
cluding Nield Laude, Pall'lck DepaUler, Mano M-
dretU, James Hunt, Emerson FllUP8J4l. Clay ll~C•uaal, Jocben MUI, Jacky Icb. JUDI Stuck. f:~~er and tthcn are l1*4 tor U.. start·
Onpls II ooe 61 iilne dd,_. NQabild to pr.
(tio.J.Uy I« tour pomU Ln tbe -.cu fttl4. no
blbcr II are 1oodea the oftbL
t
Seidler, who trained m
San Jose, had a top
throw of 60 feet, 61'2 in ·
ehes and had two others
over 60 feet Two
months ago in Europe,
s h e establtshed an
American indoor best of
61-2 V4.
Other winners in . the
meet included Olympic
sprinter Dwayne Evans,
who captured both the
100 -and 200·meter
events; former indoor
world record-ho lder
Franklin Jacobs, who
cleared 7-4 in th~ hi gh
jump, and Washington
State's Ian Campbell,
who recorded a 54 8 tri-
ple jump.
The Pion eers,
anchored by Steve Rid-
dick, edged the Tobias
Striders ot Los Angeles,
ancboted by Olympic
200-meter champion Don
Quarrle and timed in
39.2.
Charlie Wells ,
Herman Frasier and
Bill Collini preceded
l\ldd!ck on tho wtnnlna
quartet. ·,
The world record ror
the 400 relay la 38.03 set
last year by the U .s. na·
tlonal team that in·
clud•d Riddick.
Soulhem Cal won the
880 In 1:21.8, cballenaln1
the Am rlcan and world
mark 1hared b)' three team a.
, 10 h!Qh "'urOI"' 1 f=o~l•r
UC.I.A t) l 1 Fo•t~. Ptlol-lph••
P1on._.r\ U 4 l ~., S1•1, C•I Poly
SLO IJ 1 4 J•mn Owt<1s. UC.LA,
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CeuJtm•n. Pac:1t1<. Coli\ Club. •8 I
J "><tUlllnQ, Pu .... l (., .... Chi
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Muh•mmad "11. 21 I
Polf .... 11 • 1 Tully, UCLA,
11 10''7 , He'fnl•, O..sl C.lub, 17·0 l
(11•1. 8rOWT\. UCl.A, •nd Wo.rp .. ,
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Wul, 6~ t Ooieel-1•1. <.ona<IA,
tl-t ' W111tlfts. Athletft W.•1. U.S
Mlle rel~ I USC (Guyl>elll,
Andre..,,, ~. MulllM) l (fl 4 2
Oii POly.$l.O, 3 11. l Sen JOH CC,
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Pr<> Scores
Boes Ro~·
To Victorv ..
Oran~e ('oJst
College·s rrew swept <ill
four races with Cal Stale
!Long Beach> Saturday
during rompet1t1on on
Newport Beach'~ North
Lido Channel
OCC 's junior varsity
eight led wire to wire
and clocked 6· t7.0 to
beat Cal S~ate (Long
Beach! by 15 seconds.
The Pirates' fros h
cight also looked strong
and led the entire way,
clocking 6:23.0 to Long
Beach's7·oo o.
It was the season
op<'ner for Orange
Coast, defending
Western Sprints cham
pion in the JV eight and
frosh eight division
Next Saturday the
Pirates travel to M1ss1on
Bay for the Sixth Annual
San Diego Crew Classic,
featuring the top boats
from the east and west
coasts.
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By DAVE GOLDBERG
f'erti.-Nl-.i-•
An elderly woman in Woonsocket, R.I.,
doesn't know what to do about her flooded base-
ment. The Rhode Island Citizen's Information
Service finds her a plumber.
A housewl.fe in Louisiana can't get a refund
on a rotten potato. Employees of the governor's
office or Consumer Protection take up a collec·.
lion and send her the money.
appearance of governmental raspocsiveness;
and some are caught l.n political wranlllng
themselves, as in Missouri, where the
Democratic governor and the Republican lieute-
nant governor each provides bis own consumer
complamt bureau.
Do citizens' advocates olfices work or are
they mostly cosmetic, designed to put a happy
race on things? The evidence indicates that they
can help in individual cases, but that they often
lack the resources to work out chan1e in
bureaucratic ways.
Govemment. 'Has Best Tourist BroChure'
By STAN DELAPLANE
Most peoplo write to the Hawaii Vis-
itors Bureau for information. (2270
KaJakaua Avenue, Honolulu 96815) The
people who have lived in Hawaii think this
is even better: U.S. Department of In-
terior, National Visitor Center, 50
Massachusetts Ave. N.f;., Washington, DC
20002. Mark the outside of the envelope
••Hawaii tourist information wanted."
It's free. No stamp needed. Your tax
dollar is finally working for you.
4 I) 0
"I have some lung problems and "would
like to know of places I could traveJ wtUaout being wacomfortable • • • ,.
. The U.S. Government puts out a ••ffand
Book of Travel Tips !or SUfferers of Em-
physema and Other Pulmonary Diseases.··
You can get it from Rehabilitation
Research Training Center, George
Washington University Medical Center.
Ross Hall, Room 714, 2300 Eye Street N.W ••
Washingtoo, DC 20037.
The last information I had ls that you
should send them 70 cents for this booklet.
"We are planning to go to Paris in
April .•• "
Whoever wrote the song "April in
Paris" had never been in Paris in April.
High temperature 60 degrees, low 40
degrees. And it rains half the month. Take
an umbrella and an overcoat.
I) I) •
0 We have thought or •l•ltlng
Guatemala but are somewhat alarmed
because of the rttent earthquake ••• "
Nearly all the Central American coun-
tries shake, rattle and roll occasionally but
I can only recall two serious ones in the
last quarter of a century.
Most of the earth movement is so
minor you don't really feel it. lf you do feel
something ~o bump in the night, look up at
the chandelier or a hanging flower pat. If it
is swinging, get under a table.
<The problem is. the first shake is
usually the one that is so strong you don't
have time to get under the table. Anyway.
I go to Central America, Japan, Iran and
other shaky countries without worcyiag too
much about it.) •••
"Nobody muc& seems to go &o Korea.
Do you know anylhlng about it?"
Taxis are cheap. There's no tipping
anywhere. Food is like Japanese. Roast
beef on the Hotel Hosen menu turned out
to be a kind of sukiyaki cooked on a hot
plate built into the table.
Kimchee -pickled cabbage -is treat-
ed like a national monument. Everybody
says: "Have ~ou tried kimchee yet?" So
you'd better try it or they'll push it down
vour throat.
A WOMAN IN Montana says she wants to
shoot. her husband. An employee of the state
Ctthen's Advocate Office talks her out of it.
Talking back to government is an old
American habit, but in recent years volume and
decibel count have risen as more channels have
been provided.
• If a lot or complaints aren't solved, the com-
"WHAT CAN YOU do with a small
budget?" asks Stanley Van Ness or New Jersey,
who bas by far the biggest budget of any om-
budsman. ·•u you give a stat.e $200,000 a year,
all you can do is put in a phone line and hire a
couple of people to man it."
IN THE LITTLE TOWN of Ennis,
Ireland, where the Shannon flows, I found
''The Book of Irish Curses." You shouldn't
be without it.
"May I meet him with one tooth and it
achin'. and one eye to be seeing seven and
seventy devils in the twists of the road. and
one old timber leg on him to limp into the
scaldin' grave.··
· GOOD night club~ \~1th gorgeous girls.
'No girls allowed 111 some rooms after 10
o·clot:k. They've AOL a guard to snatch
them out of the elevators. But the night
clubs on the roof of the hotels URGE you to
hire a hostess at Sl2 for three hours. The
Chosen must have 50 of them.
0.;,. 0
WHAT'S WRONG WITH IT! Language
is a real barrier. NOBODY talks English.
No WAY of operating in town restaurants
because you can't read the menus. No
WAY to talk in stores except at the hotels.
plainants at least let off steam. "A good share
of tbe task 1s JUSt hsterung," says Gladys
McCoy, who has Just completed a three-year
stint as ombudsman m Oregon. She doesn't
want to be called ombudswoman "People need
~mebody lo lake lime to hear their side of the
-.tory ··
Ombudsmen must abo grapple with people
who assume government Is always wrong.
Larry Guillot, ombudsman for Jackson County,
Mo., wbicb includes Kansas City, says his office
has determined that about 30 percent of its com-
plaints are unjustified.
Irish curses are more of a spell than
just bum-rapping somebody. BUT -these hostesses speak English.
Look one up to take }OU around town.
More th;in half the 50 slates and a number
uf major Cllll'~ ha\'c some rorm of OfrlCe lo deal
"1th pubhc complatnb
TllE\' RANGE J"'J c;copc from a $2 million·
a·yl'ar cabmet level public advocate's office in
New Jersey that can intervene in pubUc utility
rate cases to loll·frce telephone numbers in
many slates that simply refer callers to another
government agency
Some are politically independent; some are
arms of governors' or mayors' ofCices; some
seem to be gimmicks that merely provide the
Contract Won
McFARLAND CAP> -
The United Farm
Workers have signed
their second contract
with a rose company in
less than a month. The
two-year agreement
with Montebello
Nursery here covers 150
workers during the rose
season's peak.
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WHITE.COIFFED SHINTO MOON GODDESS
Coatumed for Cherry Bloaaom Feattval
]apantown
On Parade
SAN FRANCISCO -Wtule millions of
Americans have been to Japan, few have had
the good fortune to find some comer or lt en
fete.
The answer is San Francisco in April.
The city's Cherry Blossom Festival, now in
its 11th year, bas evolved into the most opulent
offering of Japanese culture and customs tb111
side of Honshu.
.JAPAN NOT ONLY takes a maternal pride
Sn these proceedings, she takes an acUve part.
Some 800 performers rrom seven of Japan's pre-
fectures will come for the eight-day celebration.
For two consecutive weekends -April 13·16 and 20-23 -the city's six square block Nihon·
machi (Japantown) will surce with excitement
and exotic sights and sounds.
JoinlJlg the festival's resident cast of more
than 1,000 Californians or Japanese ancestry
will be classical and folk dance troupes, koto-
abakuhacbi emembles and parade musicians
from Tokyo, Osaka, Yamagata, Mlyacl.
NUgata, Hakata and Kacosbima .
ALSO MADNG THE S,=:ienlrlmqe will be Japanese television tJea. a na-
tional beauty queen and several ol the country'•
leading swordlwomen -experts In tbe art of
nqinata <Iona •word bandlltli).
Tl»e molt 1pectacular o! 35 events will be
1tagtd in ~ pqoda-crowned Peace Plua at
Pott aDd Buchman 1treeta.
Tbeso Include Dlua·lbatilll talko concert..
by mallAn ct the bla drums, pwp tnte.rpnta-
llona of clusical choreography and virWolo d•
monatndons ot Jm,pan•a martial arts -Judo,
karai.., kcmdo. alktdo and taikUDdo.
THERE WILL BE AaT and caUtcr•J>l\J u-
blbita; nower-arran•inf, doll-makins and paper-aculJ>tins demonatraUom; a food buaar:
folk •lnainl: Instrumental rcettall: cblldna•s
pro.irams; films: an Akita cloa lbow; an hn-
ported dllplay ct prized tJmonoe and obla, and one o1 the bl&PK baosal (dwufecl tree)'ahowa
Int.be U.S. oo tho noaJ 5GDda1 an ot the papa11trJ d.
tbe pncedlna ...-da11 Will be combtn.ed la a
dal oont.tu. or movtna ttnet lbow I.GOO eoatumed marcben, mu.alclul ucl l•
talnen, pcdabie abrtDM. lkml aDCl odeatal clown.a. . .
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ORANGE COUNTY Business OFlHEWEEK _&anclaiy, Matoh 29. 1178 DAILY PILOT
Navigating Toward ProfitS
BY THOM LECOQ
Ot Tiie o.11, "'"' IWI When Communications Components Corp.
moves into its new building next monlh, it will be
the first time company president Evert C. Alsenz
has bad an omce.
The prospect has rum a bit worried, he said,
because be wants to avoid .. that ivory lower syn-
drome."
Al.SENZ SAID lhe office work lbat lies down
many executives is done by circulating through
the plant, by solving problems as they come up
and by "sitting down at any empty delk" wbeo
paperwork needs to be done.
His unusual approach, be added. Is designed to
help keep the commercial and military aviation
firm "lean and effective."
But what keeps lbe company profitable <and
growing at an average rate oC 38 percent, com-
pounded annually) is a product roi% ol commercial
and military busine&s.
A key product is the Ontrac Ill, a navigational
device for private aircraft that shows longitude
and latitude at all times by using low frequency
navigation stations located throughout lbe world.
THE DEVICE, Alsenz said, 1s now required on
all commercial craft crossing the North Atlantic,
that includes all planes costing more than $300,000.
And, he added, his company has a clear lead
<lespite similar devices marketed by Litton, Ben·
d1x and Canadian Marconi.
The lead came from extensive research and
development tn both hardware and computer
software (the program that enables the Ontrac Ill
to keep track of its location), and by the protection
of some 170 patents .
Competitors, be said, are still back al first
generation eqwpment, just getting orr the starting
blocks. Communications Components, he said, is
now in the third generation of change and added
sophistication.
The e<>mpany, located at 3000 Airway Ave.,
Costa Mesa, also makes military and commercial
antennas
It is, he said, ar.olher maJor part of the opera-
t 1on with many of the firm's 500 products falling
rnto that line
Antennas come 10 oil sizes and shapes. many
built as part of the structure of the airframe.
One &cctinn of the plant makes a leading edge
for rotor blades on an experimental hehcopter
"h1ch mcorporates the 0&ntenna.
SLEEK FIBERGLASSED ANTENNA for hun·
dreds of different craft are also made to order for
major commercial and military aircraft manufac-
turers.
A small sideline, Alsenz said, is the manu!ac·
ture of emergency Jocator radios that send out a
But Chief RefU$eS a Place to Land
special sienal after a crash trips an impact switch.
One characteriBtic ot the flrm is lbal Alsenz
refuses to bid on 1ovemmeot contracta or private
jobs unless CommuoicaUons Components retains a
proprietary lnterest.
"And the products all fit together because lhe7 're for thesamecust.omens," hesald.
Most Important. however, ls the Ootrllc
navlgatloo unit.
"IT'S USED widely over remote areas ol the
world, Canada, Africa. South America, ln-
donesia. .. places wbere there are few naviptiooal
aids •••• " heaaid.
Tbe device conaiata of a receiver. computers
Evert Alsenz keeps his eye on details
in Communications Components plant
<chips), and a digital readout panel lhal shows ex·
act location.
It worlcs by rtrst tellln1 the computer where it
ia, then the device constantly uses radio 1l1nals
to recompute location as the plane travell.
•"It's something like an inertial navi1atloo
system, except th.at it uses radio signal.a for re-
ference."
Alaeru: said the company bas a research and
development staff ol about 30 people "Who work at
the level ol pure science. We delve lnt.o wbat you'd
normally call re.search at the univenity lenl."
he aaid.
A.LL OF THAT experti&e went into desiping
the Ontrac system.
Research beKan five years ago, be said, with
cosu now up to $2 million. Hardware development
totaled about $1 million, writing and perfecting
software that makes it work cost $1 million more.
"At the time we made the decision to develop
the system, we were less than a Sle million com-
pany
"We'resigniflgantly larger than that now ... but
it was a major step-a high risk for a company or this
size."
Half the wtal investment went out before the
first sale was made, he said, and development
goes on with a fourth generation of lbe navigation
system soon to go oo the market.
AUENZ SAID in1plratioo for the system
came while he made daily com.muter fiighta from
home to a then-employer.
Winging over open desert made him aware
that no reliable navigation aystem exialed to help
steer over unmarked areas.
At the time, the military had begun installing
navigational stations throughout the world for
guiding their own planes.
Alsenz tied his ideas with the military project
and then began developmf his company and pro·
duct
Communications Components employs more
than 300 people, about 10 percent in research and
development.
··we have some really exotic engmeering pro·
grams going on here," he said.
ONE PRODUCT or that activity is an atomic
clock that's about to go on lbe market.
It keeps lime to about one second in 300 years
accuracy. 1be tiny device is vital because, "Time
ls the key .. in navigation.
Alsem said that another aspect or the com-
pany's success is t.bat employees now own about 50
Gordon 'Breaks Broncs' by .Design
Alfred M. Gordon doesn't use
his desk much anymore.
Right now he couldn't anyhow,
because there's a model of Ed·
die Rickenbacker's Spad sitting
on top of it
AND IN THE conference room
just outside Gordon's office,
there sits a saddle. It was his dad's.
"It was used by him to break
broncs. He u sed to charge
SS a head to break them ...
said Gordon. ·
How did Allred Gordon go
from being the son of Montana
cowboy Jim Gordon to head of a
design studio that produces in-
teriors for many of the maJor
rast food chains and a growing
number of specialty
restaurants?
lt 's part of a large collection
of ... well, things that Gordon
says go into restaurant.a as de-
corations.
Bu\, added the soft.spoken
Gordon, sometimes an object
like the plane, or the big, old,
wood-burning stove in the gla.ss-
and ·chrome conference room
down the ball, hold too much ap-
peal and they just keep it.
"I've always been a lover or
nostalgia," he said.
So have his customers, and his
customers• cuswmen.
RESTAURANTS, be said,
have found their clientele really
like to look at old objects.
Traveling into the shop (where
a cage holds a half dozen old
stoves, some cattle skulls, a few
tattered trunks and a rusted bird
cage with a dusty stuffed dove
inside), Gordon says that nearly
aJI work done there is custom.
It's all one-of·a·kind false ceil-
ings of fine wood for indoor
gazebos, lighting fixtures made
from old pipes or shadow boxes
and signs to amuse or inform a
customer.
Finding craftsmen to do the
work is a major problem, be
said. "Years ago, the system
was available for training peo-
ple, but that's not happening
Hnymore . The old-type
craftsman is gone
"SOMEDAY.'' HE said sadly,
Rooftop model shows antenna output
percent of its stock. Alsenz owns the other ball.
Offering an equity position, he said, may be
part of the reason highly imaginaltve and quali(ied
people have chosen to iom up with a firm that isn 'l
exactly a giant 10 a via Lion
AN!YJ11ER REASON they hke 1t there. ht!
added, is that av1at1on holds a certain romance for
anyone who 01es.
. Alsenz said he's logged some 9,000 bturs
himself and that the eompany has two pl~~ a
Cessna 310 and Beach King-Air, used for te~g
and certification of equipmenl w
.. They're busy all the time:• he said: SO>
employees Jog plenty of fiigbt time themselvef-
<See A.L5ENz. Pue Bn
Punch ..
"Sell Sureatop Safety B•rriertl"
"I always bad a pencil in my
hand, or was painting ... I've
always been an art type
person," he answered.
Gordon, bis staff of 10 de-
signers and a crew of craftsmen
m the shop behind the studio
have decorated everything Crom
McDonald 's to Reuben's in
styles ranging from late-plasllc
to early Amerlcan.
"when craftsmen are really --------------------spread Uun, it s gomg to be hard
~~::~:::· .::··.::~.:"::: If ~au IDie
Best
Bet's
To Bug
Belf)u,
Restaurant styles, he said,
seem to go in cycles. WHAT ABOtrr that paper and
balsa model plane with the 4-
foot wingspan and working
controls?
"Twenty.five years ago,
everything was done in light
woods, then it changed to darker
woods and stains, now they're get-
ting back to light woods again."
g•~r~~n~ut a happier one ror living outside .
<See_GO_RDO_N._Pa_«e_BT_> -as lllUeh as~,.
Alfred M. Gordon
keeps his dad's
spurs, saddle in
his office, but
he's the one that
rode his design
firm to success.
AND, HE ADDS, "'themes
have been very important, but
people are now going more
toward schemes. The dealgner
sets a direction, but there's no
particular theme-of course
that'll change again in the next
year or so."
Those Super Saver discounts Topping this off is a rapid ea$· The big winner in this price
seem to have infected ingot rules limiting charter slashing game, accordin1 to
Americans with an Icarus wish. flights . Such fll&bts cut air fare ,Pean Witter Reynolds analysts
According to a survey of for travelers who don't mind ad· will be the lodging companies. '
travel plans o( households just vance commitments to half the Large hotel chalos-and
before Super Saver fares were. c:o't of economy section travel. mama, papa operations -will
announced, 47 percent said they . If all this makes you want to cash In wilb higher occupancies
bad plans to take oil this year. run out and purcbue stocks in and io many cuea with bilher
But a December survey, made an air!J.M, ltop. receipts from food and other
a few months later, abowed Accordlnc to most forecuts services for tbe rusn of
travel-plannlnc bou.seboldl bad airline earn1n11 and net re: travelers.
IJ'Own toSl percent of tbose1ur· venuea are WteJy to drop to low Benelltin1 the most from
<Veyed. level.I. In part because ol the Super Saver tares, the analysts
With proposed upans\on of hlih·volume. low profit fUlhts 1u1gest, will be those hotel
money-saviq fares to all routes offered u:DderSaper Saver fares cbaln1 witb operatlon1 in
tonier than too mllea, that but alao became of 1l1anUc n.aei: deatination <as opposed to
number is expeeted to 1Dcreete malntameoce and other operat-enroute properties) and desUna·
even more. tn1 coeta. Uon raorta .
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DAILYPd.01'
Angel Dust Threat Looming
Attitudes Mellow
For Other Drugs
Py MICHAEL PASKEVICll
Of U. 1M111 ,.._Sutt
Warnings from Orange County
health officials state that use o(
PCP or "angel dust'' is increas-iDe considerably at coastal high Schoo~ campuses,
Focus on the latest sabstance
indicates one of the changes that
the drug scene is Wldergomg as
teen-agers continue the ir ex-
perimentation.
A DAILY PILOT M'ric:. of in·
lerviews with students, school
and police offkials and physi-
cians showed that most any drug
is still available on campus and
students have become more
knowledgeable and tolerant of
drug usage.
Other factors mentioned in·
eluded:
-A new law is changing the
way police and school personnel
deal with students caught wilb
small amounts of marijuana.
-Parents, once the force
behind a stormy social issue. are
apparently mellowing in their
reaction to the use o( sofler in-
toxicants.
Drug prkcs continue lo
climb
J l ST HOW many high school
students are makrng drugs a
ma1or part of their lifestyles? lt
depends on who you talk to
Denms Evans, principal at
Corona del Mar High School,
figures about 20 percent of h1s
students could be called steady
drug users, with a larger portion
:,licking to booze only.
But there are students like
Tim, a 17-year-old senior at a
Costa Mesa high school, who
guesses that at as many as 70
percent of his fellow students
are into drugs of various sorts.
STUDENTS AND school of·
ficlals agree that pol and booze
are the most popular drugs
bec ause they are the most easily
obtainable. However, Tim scoffs
at the re<:ent "bcxne is back"
claim with a hearty laugh
··Anybody drinking beer 1s
probably smoking pot, too." he
claims. "There·s nothing better
than a six-pack to go along with
a couple of joints, its a perfect pajr."
Most students believe the fnc-
t ion al "hippie " versus
"straight" division that charac-
terized the late 60s and early 70s
bas all but. disappeared, even
though terms like "sportos ·• and
.. toadies" are now in use.
"I DON'T smoke pol and I
don't feel any pressure to do 1t,"
says Patricia, a 17-year old
cheerleader type who attends
school in Laguna Beach. "When
J go to a party and someone
passes a joint around I j usl say
no thanks," she says. "No one is
going to call me a chicken fOC'
lbal.''
Understand Drug Abuse
This is Test, Not Rating of Doper to Expert
DRUG IQ TEST
Circle the corrt'C'l answer to each of the questions.
Answers appear on Page C2.
1. During which time(s) was drug abuse a problem
In the United States?
(a) Ourfng the Clvll War
(b) ~n the 1950•
(c) In the 1960•
(d) All of the above
2. In which age group(s) is drug abuse llkely to be a problem?
(a) 12·16
(b) 16-25
(c) 25-45
(d) 45 and over
3. How do most drug users make their first contact
with illicit drugs?
(a) Thtough .. pushers" sHkJng new customers
(b) Through their friends
(c) Accidentally
(d) Through the media
~-Which of the following is the most commonly
abused drug In the United States?
(•)Marijuana
(b)Alcohol
(c) Cocaine
ldl Herofn
5. Which of the following is not a narcotic?
(a) Herofn
(b) MartJuana
(c) Mofphtn•
(d) M.thedon•
6. Which of the following is not a stimulant?
(a) Amphetamine
(b) C.treln•
(c) Mescaline
(d) Methemphe1amlne
7. Which of the following is not a hallucinogen?
(a) MOA
(b) LSD
(c) SlP
(d) MPA
8. Which of the following drugs does not cause
physical dependence?
(a) Ethyl alcohol
(b) Morphine
(c) Peyote
(d) Secobarbltal
(•)Codeln•
9. Which of the following has the nighest im-
mediate risk to experimenters?
(•)Inhalant•
(b) Martfuane
(c) Nicotine
(d) Heroin
10. At what point in time does a person who used
heroin becomephyslcallydependent?
(a) lmrnedlately (first time)
(b) Aft9t' four or five ttmH
(c) Aft9t' prolonsa-d u .. (20 time• or more)
(d) Otfferent for Heh perllOn
11. Which ingredient is most commonly found In
compounds sold on the street as "mescaline?"
(a) Lyaergle acid dlethylamlde
(b) Morphine
(c) Tetracycllne
(d) Naltrexone
(•)All of the above
.12 . Why is Intravenous Injection the most
, dangerous method of using Illicit drugs?
(a) BecauH of the rapidity with which the drug enter•
the ayatem
(b) Becau .. nonatertl• equipment and aolutlona are
likely to eauH Hrloua medlcel compllcatlons
(c) Becaua• the amount of drug entering the
bloodstream la lk•ly to be large
(d) All of the aboH
13. When a person becomes physically dependent
on drugs, what Is the primary reason he continues to take the drug?
(a) Expert•nc• pl•Hure
(b) R .... v• discomfort
(d) &cape rHflty
(d) Gain acceptance among frtend1
14. Which of the following drugs has never been
used to treat the narcotic addiction problem in the
United States?
Ca> Cyclazocine
(b) Naloxone
Cc> Methadone
Cdl Psilocybln
CeJ Heroin
15. Which of the following Is an effective treatment
method for drug abusers?
(a) Maintenance
(b) DetoxJflcatlon
(c) AIMltlnence
(d) Psychotherapy
(e) All Of the aboH
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Stamps campaigning against
drug abuse have been
issued worldwide by
countries and organizations.
Patricia adds that a majority
or her friends have tried pot at
least once.
Police and school officials con-
t1n uc to come down hard on
dealers and users of hard drugs.
But a year-old law that places a
$100 flne limit on possession of
Jess than an ounce of pot bas
brought about what Costa Mesa
police Sgt. Tom Lazar calls "an
attitude change" when juveniJes
are involved.
"'WE CAN NOT take a
juvenile and arrest him and put
him right in juvenile hall for an
offense that you can't put an
adult ia jail for," said Sgt.
Laur.
In the Huntington Beach High
School District pohce are no
longer contacted when a student
1s found with small quantities of
pot. says Detective Mike Biggs.
First-time offenders are 1m-
mcd1ately s uspended until a
parent conference 1s set up. Stu-
dents often end up in an after-
school drug abuse class, and
second-time offenders finish the
school year at th~ district's con-
li nu a tion school, s aid Alan
J ohnson, vice-principal at
EdJson }{jgh.
DETECTIVE BIGGS
estimates "very few" or the 3,000
cases he has handled the past five
years end up in court. Cases that
do often end up in guilty pleas
that lead to probation, div4'J'Sion
through volunteer work or
counseling in a number of youth
service programs throughout the
county.
A report before Orange Coun-
ty Supervisors suggests that al
least one of six county juvenile
ins titutions be s hut down
because most are less than two-thirds full.
Parents, especially younger
ones who were teen-agers when
drugs made their first big push
during the '60s, seem less con-
cerned about pot.
An .. 1 smoke it and I don 't
care" attitude is becoming more
prevalent, accordm~ to a Costa
Mesa school principal.
BUT FAR bleaker issues are
on the horizon. such as increas·
ing student abuse of PCP, a
powdered substance used legally
as an animal tranquilizer .
Usually known as "angels
dust ." PCP is easily to make at
home with commercially availa·
ble chemicals. The powder 1s
either snorted hke cocaine or
more often s prinkled on pot
(som etimes pars ley) and
smoked.
Just one pinch of this stuff can
cause uncontrollable rage, terri-
fying visions, body numbness
and convulsions.
Dr. Brennan Cassidy, a
Newport Beacb physician who
ofte n works the emergeQcy
room at Hoag M e morial
Hospital says PCP "is the·
largest single problem other
than alcohol as far as over·
doses.
4'IT'S VERY idosyncratic ln
its reaction and very difficult to
get users down once they're
high; they really are out of con·
troJ and can have psychotic re·
a<!tions," be said.
"However, drugs are less oC a
problem now than five years ago
because students are morf.
educated about the dangers <I
abuse." Dr. Cassidy adds.
''This knowledge allows oldel'
s l udents who c hoose lo use
drugs to use them more ap·.1
propriately and have Jess pro1
blems."
Last Dec. 7, a 15-year-old girl! al Los Amigos High in Fountain
Valley was arrested when she
:.old five balloons full of herom.
to an undercover agent. The
ensuing investigation led to the
arrest or seven other juveniles
on charges of selling dangerous
drugs.
BUT IN TALKING to a
number of students they indicat
ed that the use of heroin is
almost non-existent.
.. ll 's just not socially accepta
'ble to put a needle in you," says
Scott, a 17·year-old who lives in
Mission VieJo. "Sure I can get
anything I want and I guess
there are a few kids mlo it, but
they're already burnouts or
losers."
Students are often more anx-
ious to spend $50 to $70 an ounce
for high potency Columbian
grass or up to $120 a lid foc
Sinsemilla. a seedless strain d
canibas that is inc redibly
strong.
Tim says the trend is definite-
ly towards seeing who can come
up with the most .. b1tcbin'
stash."
AS FOR OTHER drugs, LSD
( $2 to $4 a dose> and speed are
still available on campus, but
not as in demand as downers
lik e Qualudes , a hyp -
notic /sedative that sells for as
high as $4 a pill.
Cocaine. th e powdered
stimulant considered the cham-
pagne of the drug world, is plen-
tiful, but its high cosl (about $90
a gram > makes it unavailable to ,
a ll but th e m ost aU luent
youngsters. •
As for the future, most students
believe the attitude towards pot l
will grow even more relaxed.
although not one policeman sur· •
veyed said he would favor com·
plete legalization.
FHC: 'Don't Tolerate Housing Discrimination'
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By PAT DUNN
OI "'9 Delly ..... Stiff
The Orange Coun(y Fair Housing Council is waging war
on housing discrimination.
Executive Director Bill McCue says, "Today's dis
crimmators are accurately described as S()(ial deviates.
Bigot is outdated. It doesn't make people squirm
~ymorie."
This non-profit corporation is backing up its strong
eood•mn•tiou with equally forceful action.
DISCRIMINATION CASES NOW being filed in federal
court. where awards up to $2.S,000 are granted upon convtc·
I.loo, rat.her t.ban previous reliance oo state courtl where
awarda seldom •xceed $4,000.
Mc:Cao says federal court actions are handled on a conUnaeney balls by 15 lawyers, with briefs prepared by
tbe FHC st.ff attorney. FUinc fees are advanced to
penona wbo can't afford the ln.IUal paymeot neceuary to
'tMcome lnvolved in the judicial process.
Gatherlb.f evidence of bousin1 d1scrlmlnaUon also ls a
major endeavor of the councll. Wl\en d1scrimiDaUon ia rt'· port~d, a "veriftcation test." LI utfdertaken by TOlun*ra
wJtbln ~ houn, ti possible.
llcCV£ EXPLAINS THAT FACTS of the alle&ed dla-
crimlnatJoD ani gathered from lb complilnanl ''Thon,
other • acceptable' prospectlv tenet.I ar tent to the
apart.m er house in questklo. U the ot..Mr parttff an
accepted tenants without quesUoD. or if a •sudden
yacanc1' appean, ,.. have the bul• for a court c&M. ••
l'IUD Janu&17 lO July 11'1'1, tbe Jl'HC ~Yed • total of.
11'.UO compJaint.t, na of wbleh Jnwlncl bou&lDC · crlmb! .......
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M dllmmluUOn. ·GOJ.Di UuWah t.bll ape1iilDCe be "* to bdoi n.l*f.. n.·1 bllmlllatlq, ~ ml
consumer ~
CLOSE-UP-1!!1
often unreported because of the shame involftd."
HE RECALLS ONE F.uDLY involved in a court
case which refu.sod to allow lta children to participate in
the trlaJ because It would have been too bard on them emo-tionally.
"Brlngfnc bouatng d.llerimlnaUoa out oft.he closet and
into the opeQ tbrou&b involvement In tbo Judicial system
will make the public -both dlacrtmlnator and those dls·
crlmiJlat.ed a1aJn1t -aware thaa tbls pracuce no lon,.,-wlll be tolerated." ·
Most complaints re1ch tho council by telerrll from
another a1ency or wol'd-ot-mouth lnfonnauoo about it.a
services. McCue hopes to ... tbla cbanse with the In
troductJon ot HUD-nnan~. 15-mlnute audlo.v11ual
presentation on housing dbcrtmlnaUoo in En&liah end
Sp1nlsh.
"IN OOMBINATION WITH OUS J)lanntid speaker pro· •nm and wnueo male.rial dlltribuUoo, we antkipa.te lff-
lnl t.h aud»vbual pi'Olram Increase tbe public'• abllit:r to .cl oa dllUtmlnadoa p~ beCa tbey will f1Dd out that IOO"'thln1 ._ be dooe.
••we bopit to liwol" ..ur. camanltllll *Ids fl'OJec:t ad reecb t.boM flOPle wbo ... &o bow .,,.. UWr ptllCd~=JllMJI ~=:1 =dllplq .. •
and distribution or related materials."
The FHC's success in furthering Jow income housing 1s
less encouraging.
McCue praises consistehUy high performance by such
cities as Placenl.Ja, La Habra. Costa Mesa, Santa Ana.
Fullerton and Orange, but bas a less enthusiastic view of
efforts in this area by Newport Beach, San Clemente,
Fountain VaJJey and Cypress.
ANOTHER MAJOR AREA OF concern is 'andlord·
tenant problems. During the last nine months, 9,211 coin·
plaints were 1ubmitted to the FRC.
•·Many or these difficulties could be solved
economically and eCficienUy lf the Oranie County Board Qf
Supervisors would create a landlord-tenant medlaUon
board for the purpose of resolvin& minor disputea."
McCuesaid.
He also favors estabU.hlnc, by ordinance. a man-
datory provialoo in aJl rental aireementa that dbputes in·
volvin& matters otber than evictions and dbcrtmiulloo be
submitted tothls mediation board."
The FHC currenUy provides counseling to consum ...
experlenclng landlord-tenant problems, but McCue ·~
that est!lblishmenl of a mediation board with appeal
process available through the court system would "speed up
problem-solving and lessen tM load of Small Claims Court
CUSt'S ''
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-~Y,•J'll _ ental Illness Remedies
Front talking therapy to chemical therapy ••• and back again·
• By ADELINA DIAMOND a• ,..,.liifA~IM,,_a
;_., Q. What do yoa mean by mentally sick! ~~ A. I mean seblzephreo.la and depression.
• .., ey are the two major mental illnesses along •1th severe neurotic disorders.
• ·: Q. Amdety!
A. Anxiety is not usually a 1ncntal illness; ' lt's a mental distress.
Q. Wllat's the difference between alcJmes!!.
and d.l.stress!
A. I suppose the ease or repair, transcience
of the situation, the extent to which lhe m-
' dividual can -w1lhoul special help -take
~ command over his distress and do something
bout it.
··' ••• There's a difference between the anxie-ty of a schizophrenic and the anxiety lbal I might feel if I were unemployed.
••• Every ~oc1t'ly has m1s-<liagnosed, but
'\hey have recognm:d melancholia and madne~i.
ln every culture And we ~•l around asking what
'mental illne..,s i'> You know. what we're really
doing is trying lo deny that minds can fall apart
the terror that Y. l' have
Q. I think wht•n pt'opll' (alk about mental ill-
ness they an• not talking about minds thal are
railing apltr(.
A. No. lhl'Y n· often not. That·s. what I'm
trying to s.iy
Q. They'rt-talking about problem-oriented
1l.Dd stress-producing situations •••
A. ·which we all can identify with and might
-experience, or fear we might experience.
"' (). A~ there reliable fl«ures on the number
of mentally UI people, as opposed to mentally
distressed?
A. Sure. There are Increasingly better
..studies of this. Some have held up over the
years for different cultures. Al any one time
.YOU 'd expect about 2 million Americans --
about 1 percent of the populaL1on -lo be iden·
l1hable as schu:ophrenics and at least 2 mill.Jon
cic; quite seH'tt·ly depressed. 'llexl year, of 4.3
mil hon \oun..:..,tt•ro., who will bernmt! 18, 12.000 or ~o "'111 t~· ..,l·1·n fw ..,c·h11<1phr1>n1a·ltke illness.
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tional and U.S. studies showing that. Again.
most people fear and avoid thinking about real
mental illness. We're mterested in the soap
opera of our daily lives. and why not? These are
our ltv1•s and our problems and perplexities ...
Q. How do we deal with the large population
which is dhtrei.sed and partially impaired, but
not_ml'ntaJly o.,lck.,
/\. W1• don't dl'al with them with medicine
Q. With what, then?
A. An unproved society through better
' habits, influt•nces on their learning, encourag
1ng their ab1ltty to use social resources. Many
use rehg1on , the history of religions over
thousands of years shows a variety of different
ways lo deal with man's distress and existential
concerns. And they are shU doing it today.
Psychotherapy or counseling are also sup-
portive ways to master disruptions or barners
to optimal learning and self·regulation.
Q. What about the question of whether peo-
ple should ht' served lo hospitals or in mental
health centers with trained staff or volunt~rs?
A. It is almoi.t a matter of taste. How you
bt>st treat when you don't know bow lo treat.
Q. We don't know?
A I didn't say that. I said when you don't
know. We do know that 1f we diagnose correctl>,
we often ~o.n choose a therapy that specifically
uiakes a di.Cference •• ,
Q. Are we near~ .allJor b~'!'
A. Of course. we re cloee to them i we've
already bad some and tbeJ"re QOt appreCiated,
such as the major 0 tranquilizera'" for psyebosis.
Pbenotbiazenes. These. lithium, and an·
tidepressants are probably the major reasons
that we are able to treat in an ambulatory
fashion today ••• Sixty or 70 percent of the peo-
ple who bavc been depressed -seriously
depressed -and perhaps 60 percent of the ~eriously psychotic, can with appropriate care
be prevented from relapsing .•.
Q. Do dnigs do anything abou& the underly-
ing cause?
A. No. Besides, there are causes -not a single cause. But we don't yet have a penlcillin,
agents tbalslrike at the cause ..•
Q. Are -e moving from blld.ng tlaerapy &o
chemical therapy?
A . Yes. We have moved to the most effec·
live combmalJons of treatments. We began the
move in 1955. Studies show that no matter bow a
psychiatrist is trained, he DOW does more pro-
blem-focused therapy; he does more talking
and medical therapy combined. He does less
probing or personalities to get at "roots" of pro-
hlems, which was dominant in the 50s and has
herome·highly valued within some groups ...
Q. What about &be community mental
health movemenL to de-institutionalize mental
patients? Do you think the really UJ no be
treated as outpatients?
A Of voursc, but de·inst1tut1onahzat1on 1s a
plea. a humane ont•. That's all anybody ever
meant 1t lo be to get the patient and doctor in
more convenient approximation to each other
\ and to social support systems that are suitable
for the needs of recovering pauents. Most -but
not all -patients can use good care that is
wtthin their community -iI we were able to
provide 1l.
Q. Should we use au tbe money possible for
treatm~nt?
A. If the small amount of money we spend
for research competes with pat.lent care -that
is a social de(:tsion the scientist can't make ..
With lithium to prevent manic disease we
saved $1 billion ID hospital costs in 6 years Of its
use. When we re talking about health care needs
Drug Answers Skill Classes
At Saddleback
compeUng with research neied.c;, we must see
t.hat lf we pay now for research, we ~ave later.
If )'OU took the Na\looal losUtute of Ment1l
Health research budcet or about $100 million
and gave It all to the State of llllnol.s, lt would
only pay lot' les1 than one quarter of the costs of takin~ care or the mentally ill in the state. Tiie
National Institute of Mental Health budget fnr
r esearch is l.S percent of the total taxpayer· ex·
pense for the care of mental illness in tbe Unit·
ed Slates .••
Q. So •e sboalcl put oar blg elfon bdo 1'e·
search?
A. lt depends on what you want to know. ff
you're sallsfied with what we don'L know today,
put it into treatment.
Q. What major ones"!
A. Well, we don't know how to prevent any
of tbe mental diseases. excepting general
paresis and pellegra. Those fmclings were made
before World War I, and were based on ad·
vances in ep1derni0Jogy, bacteriology alMl nuLn·
t.iooal chemistry among other things.
Q. Are we Ill preUy good eoatrol of depressioo?
A. No. Not if your want to prevent It.
There are relapses Ul about 30 percent of the
cases in those people who seem vulnerable to
!)ertous relap~ing depression.
Vacancy FilJed
~A('RAMENTO (APl
Gov. C:dmund Brov.n
Jr has hlled a \i1C'ancy
on the state form l;1hor
board with John
McCarthy, a ~tall' labor
conciliator and former
personnel manager for a
Salinas Valley produce
company.
RUFFELL'S
UPHOLSTERY
Wlilell Y• w_. ........
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CMta Mna -S41·0ZS9
A re you almost
disgusted u·rth lr/e,
l1tlle man.,
l 'll t ell you a
wor1derjul tnck,
1'hat will bring you
contentment, if
anytlung can,
Do Something for
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DRUG IQ TEST
I < d) All of th<' above The ust•
of drugs 1s as old as the history
of m:in. In thl• United Stale\
special J)<'nods have had special
dru~ abuse problems Dunn~
the C1v1l War opium was used
med1callv and ''nee its add1c
ltVt• proP.·rt1l•s w1·n • not clear!'
undl'rstood. many \\11underl
so ld1ero., bl·t·amc addicted
Vollowing the Ct\ 11 War. lhl'
prarllC'(' or opium ..,moking
hecamc popular on lhe West
\oao,l and ..,pn•ad lo man} urhun
an•a..,
ThrnuJZhOul lhl· centurv there
were pl·nodtl' · drug !>Cares
c·realt'd bv lhL' U!'i<' of cocaine at
the turn of the century. heroul
1n the 19~. manJuana m thL•
1930s, and heroin ag,11n tn the
1950s The 1960s o.,aw a social ex·
wos1on of drug use of all kinds
4rom t ... ~D to hl·roin and man
JU:ina.
2. (~) All of the above. Drug
abuse ls found In all age groups.
The recent focu:o. on US(' of drug.,
by youn~ peoplt-has Meo out of
proportion.
3 I b> Throu~h lhl'tr friend!>
With thC' c"·ept1on of alcohol
\\ h1<'h '" u..,uJll\. f1r"t used al
horn e. most d ru1? u ... ers a re· tn
troducecl to dru ~s hy friends
~. <b> Alcohol. Estimates sho"
that aboul 9 milllon Americans
are alcoholic J)f'rsons.
5 <h) MartJuana In the past
m ari1u;1na has been legally
<'lassihed as a narrot ic, but 1t
1c;n't now. Mc.1r11uana 's
psychopharmacoloRical effects
are s1mtlar to stimulants.
sedatives, or hallucinogens. and
its actual effects depend on
close. frequency of use, set
<personality and expectation of
the user). setting (environ-
ment), and other factors
Morphine and heroin are legally
and pharmacoloJ0?1cally classified
as narc-ot1cs Methadone 1s a syn·
thet1c n.1rcolll'
6. Ir> Mt>HalJne. All are
-.Um ulants except mescaline.
whirh Is a hallucinogen with er
fects slmllllr to LSD.
7 ld l MP'\ MPA 1s not an
ctcronym for any known drug
M DA. LSD. and STP are all
hallucanogcns with s1mHar ef
feel!! MDA (Mellow Drug of
America> and STP <Sereruty.
Tranquility, Peace) are street
drugs.
8. (c) Peyote. Pby1lcal tkpen-
dence on mncallDe (the active
ln'red.knt or tbe peyote cactu)
or m aay other balladnoieu Jiu
D9"S
ROSIHI .,. ... ,
COAITNWY.
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not bt'en vnificd.
9. (a) Inhalants. Smffmg
aerosols, glue. or other volatile
substances can result in im·
mediate death, although experts
disagree on explanat.Jons for the
rapidity of death. Although
"m a1nhning" heroin can result
in immediate death. most ex-
11eri menlat1on with herom in
dude!:> snifflnJ; or skin.popping
1 tnJecting 1t undl'r the skin but
not 1n a vein>
10. Cd> DiHNenl for tacb
per~on. Although the llme it
'ak~'l for a pt'r!>on to become
physically dependtnl on heroin
may \.ary. we know that repeat-
ed use of he roin ultimately
<'auses physkal dependence,
and peQPle can be<:omt physical·
ly dependent alter as few as
lbrt'e or four uses.
11. <al Lyscrg1c acid
di ethylamide. Street drug
analyses inriicate that lysergic
acid d1ethylam1de (LSD> is
often a maJor tngred1ent or
street "mescal me," although it
'aries from city to city. Street
mescaline may also contain
psilocybin. amphetamines.
phencychd1ne / PCP>. or other
rontaminanb bul none of the
rlruszs listl'<i in lbl, Cc>. or Cd>
ha \'C been ti'.' ported Strc•et
mescaltne 10., rarely pure
me:>caltne and often contains no
mescaline at all
12. (d) AJI of the above. In
particular, In the case of UUcil
drug use, non~teriJe equipment
< b > is a i,erious hazard often
overlooked by the drug user.
13. (bl Relieve discomfort
When a person stops tak1ng a
drug that he 1s physically depen·
dent on, he develops physical
withdraw! symptoms (such as
muscle spasms, vomiting,
sweating, insomnia. etc.). Tak-
ing the c41'ug relieves the di!\com·
fort of onset of withdrawal
c,ymptoms
14. (d) PsUocybln. Psllocybln
Is a hallucinogen which has no
accepted medlcaJ use. All of tM
other drug1 have at various
limes been used to treat aarcotJc
addlctloo. When heroin was In·
troduced la 1898, some peopl~
thoucbt It bad possJbllltle1 for
treatment of "morphlnlam."
M ttbadon~. cyclaaocln.-. aad
naloxone are used currently l<)
block the "high" from use or
berol11.
15. Ce) All of the above. All
have been used successfully to
treat dl'U( abus~rs. and many or
the methods have been used ln
combination.
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·ANN LANDERS I WEDDINGS
Aaa
Laaders·
Nine-Year
Affair
DEAR ANN LANDERS 1 am a 15
year·old girl who has a serious problem
My dad h as been h<n mg an aff a1r for the
last nine years.
When the woman calls up on the
lelphone and I ans wer, s he hangs up She
thinks I'm my mother. When mv brother
answers he gets mad and tells her off but 1t
doesn't do one b1l of good.
We believe Mom kno\\s \\hat"s going
on but she never says anything Dad gets
dressed up in his best clothes c·vNy Tues-
day and Frid<iy ni~ht and goes to a ''busi
ncss meeting " Sometimes he disappear~
on S unday aflL·rnoons again in his best
doth es
Whal can mv hrother and 1 do• ;\lom
· doesn't dcscnl' this r:.rn <..lcul Pt;CK OF
1 THOCBLE ~ .....
; DEAR PECK: The problt"m ;., be twee n
• ·your dad and moltwr. There is nothing you
:. can or should do. Nine years is a long time.
~ , If your mom wanted to make a move she
would have done l\O by now . • ,. • \ • ..
• ..
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...
I
If you want to help, pre te nd that
everything i!-. fine. Treat your rnom to an ear·
ly movie some Tuesday or Friday nighl-<>r
on a Sunday afternoon. Be cheerful-and
stay off the subject.
DEAR A~~ LANDERS Thts is a n··
ply to lht: i:eolog1st s '' 1fc ''ho feels
threatened In female gt·olog1sl::> \\ho \\Ork
\\ tl h hl'r hu!-iband
:\s a \\Oman i.:1•olog1sl for lht• p.i:.l four
"l'.lr~. I havt• twl"n lrL·alt·d ralhl'I \\Cll bv
i110 .... t of lht: malt.• mcmbN~ of my pro-
'' -.!-111n \\'hat I l111d cllff1nilt lo ('OP(' with 1s
·· • "ttw hosltht~ ol t bt·11 "1 q·s l hope this let·
tt•r '' 111 ,gl\ l' lhL•m -.omt.• umkr..,tantling and
put an end lo th1.·1r uul(l<tlt•tl notions
;\I an\ homt·rn.11..t:rs du not rl'ahzc that
!'>ome Wllmt•n 111 prnfess1onal careers are
also wives and motlwrs who cn3oy the ad -
cl1l1onal satisfat·twn and fulfillment a job
g1vt•s them These women. m}self in-
cluded. arc not in the field lo "prove
themselves m a man's world" or to seduce
thl'lr hushancls out on a drilling n g I sug-
gl''il th<1l lhe thn•.ill•ned WI\ es drive out to a
drilling ng. Tht~~ will conclude in short or ·
clt•r that 1t 1s hardly a plaC'e for romance. -
.\ \\'O:'.IAN GEOLOGIST IN DENVER
DEAR \\01\1.\:\'.: I r<'ct'ivcd scores of
lt'tlt>r'> from ''°m"n geologists. They all
'aid lht• ~anw thing -but )OU \aid it best.
Ura \"ti!
DEA H ,\.:\"\. :Yh brother died six
Y<'a r s ago of lung 1:a'nccr. lk left a fine
~min~ son The h11) 's mother works at a
..,alari1:d .1oh ;ind has a mo<lesl amounl of
income from an insurnncc pohc~
I would hkc lo put lhe boy through col·
11.•gr J re b a stra1ghl·A student and wants
to become a doctor. l wish lo make the of-
fer contingent on his promise that he will
never smoke. My wife s<.1ys I have no right
to impose m) st .. rndards on an} one Do you
agrC't'0
' 1'111': l NK
OEAR l NK: No, 1 do not. You aren't
imposing ~our standards on anyonl'. You
are making the young man an offer -and
a handsome ont' at that. lie can accept it or
reject it.
CONFIDENTIAL to Can't Figure It
Out: H 's a fa1rl) saft• as-;umpllon that
when vour wire clocsn'l care how late :vou
gel home 1t '.s li.1tcr than you think. ·
C'luh Cnlendnr run~ ench Wednesdtt11 m lhe Dall11
Pilot and contq1ns nnllces of uJOmen·!: and ~Pn ice club
mertmg.~ arid f'1 t'nl'> for thr ff>l.lou.11ng ~ek -Thurs-
da11 through W1•dnt>.~clo11 Srnd notices to Club Galen
dar Va1l11 l>ilot. I' 0 Hor 1560. Co~ta Mesn. CA 92626
HI.' sure to mclu.clr l/(JUr namr arid phone number
No/ires mu.~t lw m rmr hands 111)() 11•erks 111 advance
To rl'Qllt'~t o pwture wnte or call the F'eatures
nt>J><irtment. ~:? 432/ Picture~ ore l11mtt>d lo fund·
r<11st'r~ ''PE'" lo thl.' puhllr.
Lewis-Gorski
Gaye Ann Lewis will become the bride of
Dale James Gorski during June 24 rites in the
. .Community Church CongregaUonaJ, Corona del
Mar.
Their enga1ement ha! been announced b y
her parents, Mrs. Jack R . Gorman of Palatine.
Jll., and Edward V. Lewis, Fountain Valley.
Gor.Ui is the Bon of Mr. and Mra. Jrvin
Gorski of Mission Viejo.
The bride.to-be graduated frorn Newport
Harbor mah School and ~Iden Wut Colleie's
cosmetology department. lier flan~ 1nduated
from Central HJgh School in Phoenix, UCI, and
will receive a de8'1'ee in pharmacy in May from
the University o( Arizona.
Mason·Harewood
Sharon Ann Mason and Gary Lee Harwood
wrll eubange weddln1 vows JUM 24 In St. An
drew '1 Presbyterian church, Newport Beach
_...,, • • They are th dau1hter and ion of Mr. and · · r-··?Jtn. Warren Bro~n. Newport Buch, Mr. •nd
• .Mn. HarryJMaaon, Orll\ndo, Pia; and Mn. Don
Harwood, H tinp. )flnn.
Mlu Mason 1raduated from UC DHls and
is woJ'ldn.I toward her t.acbln' credcnUal at
CatllomJa State UahenJly, Loni .O.ach. )IU nuco lfaduat~ from OC D~vta.
. . SUndily, March 2e. 1978 DAtL Y PILOT • 0
o.ilf ,. ... ......__y l'•lrtdl0'0-11
Arlene Mangold, reigning Komus queen. Ed and Carol Williams of
Huntington Beach in cos-
tume.
Chuck Kohler and Joyce
Rutolo of Huntington
Beach.
Krewe of Komus Holds Mardi Gras
lncrcd1ble costumes, exc1tmg music, mer
n mal\1ng. fun and fr1vollt) · the ~p1r1t of the
\1 ard1 Gra~ came to the Grand Ballroom or the
Dr~nt•\ land Hotel la~t ~eek wheo 350 party.
goers \.\ere trt•atcd to a !.urpnse hlled ex
travaganza
'!'he event. thl· ··A nnual Grande Mardi Gras
Ball.'· signified lhe cclcbrat1on of the Orange
County Myst1ck Krewe of Komus' 17th year as a
M ard1 r.ras Socicty The male organjzallon is
patterned alter its larger counterpart in New
Urie ans
Capt am of this year 's ball was Tom
J ohnston; theme wa~ "Fabulous Folhes"
A ma.ior part of the evening was the un-
m asking of tbe secret King Komus XVII,
William E. Peaker, Orange, who was dressed as
Rudolph Valentino. The Krewe's Queen Komus.
Arlene Mangold or t'ullerton. wore a sequined
gown accented with peacock feathers
Among those attending from the coast area
Wl'r<' Michael Trujillo IKing Komus XVO.
C"larence and GenevlevP Entrioger, Mr. and
:ttrs. 1-:d William~. David and Joyce Rutolo,
'"r. and Mrs. Chuck Kohlf'r, Mr. and Mn. Walter
Gulick, Mrs. Joyce E. lla!.Ungs, Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Gallingn and Mr. and Mrs. W. Vermolia, JUSt lo
nam1·af1:\\
A Neighborly V1s1t
When My rna Kit-\ter was just a little girl.
~he got acquainted with her next door nei~hbor
a woman who was tagged the "neighborhood
grandma."
Esther McMillen, the grandmotherly lady
next door, sewed the unders)cjrt for the child's
communion, watched her grow up and eventual·
I), helped the 21 year-old plan her weddtng
"Nana,'" as she 1s affechonately called, was
in on everything, and she looked forward to
Myrna's weddini: to Douglas Wulff last Satur·
d ay. But early in th(' week she becamf' ill and
had to be taken to lloai.: Hospital
llappetaitags
By Marcia Forsberg
Myrna was not about to disappomt the
woman who m eans so much to her. so she, her
new husband, Bret Ross (lhe best man) and
Becky Baleoline <the m aid of honor and Nana's
gr anddaughter) left the reception early and
made a happy visit to ... everybody's favorite" al·
the hospital.
It seemed a fitting way lo thank the woman
who has been the in~piration for the T G F N
Club, which stands for "Thank God f'or Nana, ..
<iccording to Rita Kiester, the bnde's molher.
She ~aid. '"ll really threw us when Nana took
~ll·k . ~o Myrna dt>c1dcd that as long as Nana
t·ouldn 't eome lo lhe w1•dd ing, the wedding par
ly "ould go to Sl't' her ·
In Fashion
T he first s howing of world·renownf'd (;uc
l I s ~pnng summer collect1on of fashions for
men and women took place recently at the Anti
que Guild.
State Mutual Savings & Loan Association of
Newport Beach sponsored the fund -raising
event for the benefit of South Coast Repertory
Theatre Approximately $40,000 was collected..
\\1th the funds going toward operating expenses ror SCR
To date, SCR contributions have amounted
to $550.000 from the Segerstrom family, $250,000
from the Cily of Costa Mesa. $125,000 from the
.J :.tml's Irv me Foundation and $250,000 from
Orange County
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From left, Esther Mc Millen, Becky Balentine, Myrna Wulff, Douglas Wulff and Bret
Ross. A wedding party makes a hospital visit, see Happenings above.
Weddings/Engagements
H ughes-Nuessly
Mr. and Mrs. Rick 0 . Hughes or Fou(llaln
Valley have announced the engaaemenl of their
da ughter, Deborah Rae Hughes, to Gregg S.
Nuessly, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Nuess·
ly Jr. of Orange.
Miss Hughes graduated from Inglewood
High School and USC. where she affiliated wtth
Della Gamma. She is a nursing student at
Golden West College.
Her fiance graduated Crom Santa Ana Hiah
School. He is a senior at UCI and is a member
of Phi Delta Theta
Stevens·Bybee
Cathe rine R Stevens or Costa Mesa.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Carl R Stevens or
Cost• Mesa, and Richard W Byb<'e. son of Mr
and Mr.s Ronald r Rybce of Santa Ana. will be
m1.rrled tn May, 1979
The future brJdC araduated rrom Est ancia
lliath School ~n Costa Mesa. She will 1radu1t~ tn
M •Y f\'om San Oi 10 State Untvettlty where 11he
la aUUlnt.ed with Alpha Gamma Delta. Her
fi•nce la a graduot~ ot 5Jddleback Hip School.
Oranat> Coast Colle•~ and SJn DltllO Stato
UnJverslty where tte artuta~ with Slama Pi.
Finnell-Wold
Rame P . Wold wiJI claim Barbara E . Fin·
nell as his bride during April lS rites in the West
Garden Grove Baptist Cburc~
Their parents are Mr. and Mrs. J oseph Fin-
nell or Fountain Valley and Bette M Wold of
Santi Ana .
Mlss Finnell gTadualed from La Quinta
Hieb School, Garden Grove, and her riance
craduated from Estancia High School.
Meyer-Lambert
The Community Church, Flagstaff, Arlt .
will be the setting for the May 21 wedding of
Terri Ann Me ye r , d a u1ht er of
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Olson of Costa Me!la, and
Clayton E. Lambert, son or Mr and Mrs
Eugene Lambert of Gila Bend, Arb
The betrothed arr graduates or Northern
Arlzon.t University in Flagatalf. Miss Meyer 1:1
an alumna or Costa Mesa High school
Cor1n al ty-c'ortes
Mr. and n. Paut Connall,y have 1n.00W'lced
lb• •n1acement of their dau1bter,
Carol. to Geary OortM. las Conullt' alteQded
\
Those who have contnbuted $25,000 each
art' Carl Karcher, Robert P . Warmlagton and
James Peters.
· The response to the event makes 1t one of
lhl' m o!>t ~uccessful fund raising functions
coordmalt..'d by repertory theatre support guilds
in the country." :,aid Kae Ewing, president of
the Board of Trustees.
More than 1,000 supporters viewed the
fashions, dined at a formal buffet and danced on
the mez.zarune of the Antique Guild.
Among those attending were Mr: and Mrs.
Ralph Oock, Mr. and Mrs. Dooalcl Cbrlateson.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gerken, Mr. and Mn.
Philip Reilly, Mr. and Mrs. Kae Ewing, Mr. and
Mr11. James Pete rs, Mr. and Mrs. WUUam
Hood, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Axene and Mra
Gene Washburn.
Also, Mr. and Mr,. James Warmington, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Warming&oo, Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Warmington, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Riley, Mr. aad Mrs. Henry Segerslrom, Lucille
Kuehn, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Siegel, HarrleUe
Wilmer, Norma He rtzog, and Mr. and Mrs. Cul
Karcher, just to naml! a few
Celebration
The Huntington BeaC'h Chapter •857 of the
Aml rit.in Assoc1at1on of Hellrcd Persons, Inc .
h<'ld a festn e opc•n house to celebrate its
M.'\ cnlh anniversary About 100 members a nd
guests turned out for the party al lhe Hunt·
tngton Beaeh Senior Citizen Center.
An honorary hfct1mc AARP Chapter #851
memb<'rstup was presented lo Mrs .. Gertrude
Danderand and Mike Rodgers, both of whom
were active in organmng the chapter. .
Among those attending were Mrs. Isabell
Ke r c boff <presid ent of the chapt er ), Dod
McAllister, Ted Bartlett and Barney B. Cobf'tt
People Peering
Kirsten Berg, Costa Mesa. 1s a big Mickeg
Mouse fan she ha~ a collecllon of MM 1temi
111clud1ng posters. a watch , earnngs. lamp
wallet a nd :vou name it So. for her 18th birth.'
day. her parents. Roger and ~ Berg. threw a
part.\ \\1th a Mickey Mouse theme. Attending
wt>r<' five of Kirslen"s l'lose friends -Ann Cox.
l><'bbie Dunn, Rose Greshaw, Janet De Vriu
and Kt>lly Brundage .. Cy and Ora Peterso~
Fountain Valley, arc cclebrallng their 25th wed·
dinf.l anniversary today at an open house given
by their ctuldren, Jan~IJe and Steve Brhel an6
Jill and Dale Petc--rson . Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Hillg ren were surprised with a reception at B1c
Canyon Country Club in honor of their recent
25lh wedding anniversary. ll was J?:iven bv theLt
daughters. Gayle and Julie .•.
T he Orange County Chapter of SCORE, the
service corps of retired <'X<'cutives. honored two
chapter members with IO·year pins for volun·
teer work Recipients are James F. Buehner
and Jsadorf' Schneidf'r Members of the San
Cl<'mentc General llo~p1tal c; Auxiliary created
and madl.' soft, pastel blanket bags decorated
with Easter designs for a number or newborn
babies to wear homt· Among the tnfant5
wrapp(•rl in the hand<"rafted blankets were
Brian Colwell, Hans Christian Kr~ymann,
Harmon) J o AJdeuoo and Michael Wadd~y , ..
Zonta C:1rls for th<' month of February are Judy
Ritch or Newport Harbor High School, Leisa
Lauer of Corona del Mar High School. Mary
Forbath of Estancia Hif.lh School and J t nnUer
Dies of Cosla Mesa High School ...
Kathlttn McGill, Balboa Island, h as beeyt
award<'d a $200 scholars hip by the auxiliary o{
Hoa~ Memorial Hospital Presbyterian Jaa
Grazer. CorM a del Mar, ha!I been installed as
th<' new chairman of lhc Candystnper chapte r
or the auxiliary.
If you haue an 1/em for Happenings, stnd it to
.\1orc1a forsberg. Orange Coast Daily Pdol. P. 0,
Hor ISM. Costa Mesa. CA. 92626 Or call 642-4321
M iss Lewis
W edrliny and enqaqe.
mmt annoorn'emmt.~ nm
on Sundal/ in the Datl11
Pilot. Forms are aootlnblr
al all Doily Pllol of/ice~ or
by calltng the Fenlurt's
Deparlmenl. 642-4321.
Enga~nrt annount~·
m ent1, 1»1th black alld-
wh1te glo-~,'ffJ of thf' f ut(rt:
bride or the ccmplt', m•~t
bt' received b11 Ott'
1'"t'aJurt'.' Df'parlmt'11t tu
u·rrks be/ort• the u;eddlnq
dact•
California Western University and araduat.ed
from San Diego Stnte Unlvenity. Sbe is •a
teach~r oC the dear with the San Dfe10 Schol>I
District. ·
Mr. Cortes graduated from CaUfomJa
Western University School ot t..w and la dei>U1Y
dty attotney with the Cily of SaQ Diego.
An AufUSt wedding is planned.
-• (;.j DAA. Y PILOT ~nday, March 21, 1978
DICK
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adventure &ofu the
creators of
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LOS ANGELES <AP1 Jn it way 1t was
boredom that drove romcd1an Dick Martln lo
!uUlll a tifeUme amb1t1on
"Rowan and Martin's Lauah·In," whlcb
ended in 1973 after six yean on NBC, left
Martin and his partnh, Dan Rowan, financiaJly
secure. "I guess we're fixed for llle, ll we don't
KO out and buy the Cahforrua Aniels," Martin
says. "But what lt really means la that we
never have lo play anothe r saloon."
Two years ago be found that be and Rowa(J
were worklng only 10 weeks a year. "I lllte lo
play golf and te nnis," he sa)'11, "but not that
mur h."
THEN, JVST LIKE in the movies, fate in·
tervened A chance encounter at a party ended
with a n assignment to dirert an episode of "The
Bob Newh art Show." lie was called back to
dirert another and this !.ea:.on was signed to
direct nine shows and sen·e us creative consul·
ta nt.
This coming year hr hopes to produce and
dir ect a television movie for Bob Newhart, now
tha t the Newhart show 1s go mg ofrthe air.
"I've always been fascinated by directors,"
he sa ys. "ln the two movies I've done, 'The
1tJaen ottered a ~on•ulta•t jolJ
adth tM 'Bob N~hart Shoee.'
Martin •at1• '•ft aeas ju.st Hfu.
110..A <-alUng and a.,dng •f" ff
1·d Uke to go to •<"hool free."
Glass Rottom Jloat · a nd The Maltese Bippy, · 1
a:.kcd the din:ctors a Jot of quc·stions I'll go to
re\lvah or old Alfrl'd llll<·hrnck moviC'l> JUSt to
sC'c h 1s direction
"I Al.WAYS llAD IT in the back of my
mind that 1 ·d direct Aul .,.. hat I reallj want lO
direct is not corned~ but ad ... enture l"d JUmp at
d chanrc to direct !I 'C'olumbo ' rd rather have
d irecte d 'T he Guns of ~a\'a rronc ' t han
'M A S H 'Or 'Von Hyan's E\pre:.s'or 'TheGreat
Escape · I'm not ready fo r a b1~ picture, but I'm
wor kanginthald1r£'clton "
lf1s latest d1rectonal effort is on dis play
tonight on NBC with "Ma rilyn Beck 's
Hollywood Out Takes:· He directs the segm ents
with Ms Beck and George Burns and had a
hand m creating the <'Onccpl for the show. He is
also a ctive in thC' Pditani: room, putting together
the flubs and miscues from the movies nominal·
cd for A<:arlemv Awards
"People lo~ e to sec <Jl'lors m ake mistakes,"
sa.,:s Martin 'ThJt s "'hr the celebrity athletic
l'\ enl o.,hO\~.., .tn• so IJ4'1{lUIJr .\lost of the chps
,111• funm. but · l' h.1• t· a f,.,, 'iho" ms:: Jeopardv
!:1 nnt'. from I 1ok in~ for ~fr C.c><-<lhar Diane
"l';.1t11n r l'ls f..:-111< :..1 cl rlJ t on her tiad. \.\hen the
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"Touching , sincere, com ·
passionate, and wryly funny ... "
-Jack Kroll, Newsweek
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MARTIN HASN'T GIVEN up_ Ptrforminl
entirely to pursue direclin1. He s on a Dean
Marlin roast of Jack Klugman, be and Rowan
were on the salute to Elizabeth Taylor. and be la
the boat ot the ayndlcated show "Cbeap Show ...
He describes the latter aa "•takeoff and rtpotr•
of all the same ehows. "We're really cheap," be
says. "OW-biaeat priie is a used lawo mower
worth $11.''
Martin says he ia also looklnt ror 1 movie of
the week ln which he can atar or co-star. "I'm
not particularly interested in acUn1 in episodic
television," he says. "It doesn't pay anything.
But l would like to atar tn a television movie."
At 53 Martin is s till boyish looking, despite I
touch oC gray at the temples. In bis routines
with Rowan he played a role and a KUY who
seemed like he was out to Junch. The humor
turned on the fact that he never quite got what
Rowan was saying.
WHEN ROWAN AND Martin left "Laueh·
ln" in 1973, the y put the show behind them. Part
of their tenure on the abow bad been marked by
a dispute with executive producer George
Schlatter over uuthors hip ol the concept. E ach
cla imed credit At one point. Schlatter left the
:.how, but an the end he gained rights to the title.
As ked about the revival of ''Laugh-In" on
NBC. Martm says, "It stunk, of course. Now
maybe someone wilt stop and reflect that it
didn 't on ganate with George Schlatter, but with
Rowan and Martin
''ll was a show for its lime, the 1960s. The
reviv;iJ didn't even attempt to upda te it. They
put 1t on JUst all it wa:. before. even with the
body painting "
MARTIN SA \"S WHEN he was offered the
Jllb of creative con!'>ultant to the Newhart show
··1t was Just like l 'CLA t ailing and asking m e if
I· d li ke lo go to sc hool free."
He says, "J was involved in the writing, re·
hcarsals, rewriting , the editing, every aspect of
putting the show together . lt was a marvelous
year. l can't equate 1t to anything better than
J?Oang to school and taking only the subjects I
wan led I learned something everyday."
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'What I really want
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former comedian.
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Standard Fit
Impossible?
You know why I'm frustrated today?
l Just figured out I've &one throu.&b llfe Cry·
in& square bacon in a round skillet. When I
floaUy found a square s'kUJet, I was still stuck
with four round burner units. It's the story of
my life.
In 2.8 years of keeping house l have never
had a "standard" window. Never had a "stan
dard" ironing board. Never ha d a chair that
would fit into a ''standard" slipcover_
IN T RYlNG TO MATCH the white paint on
my dining room walls, I discovered 1t wa~
specially mixed b; a man who got out of the
paint bus1m•ss and 1s ~•lttn~ cross legged in the
mountains of the Jhmalayas trying to find out
what is life. He look tho formula for my dining
room prunt with him
The square butter keeper m my refrigerator
does not accommodate my utUe round tubs of
butter. Celery has to be foldtd to flt into the
vegetable crisper
They were having a wonderful sale on those
carpet kits that contain enough carpel lo cover
a standard 6 bv 9 feet bathroom. My bathroom
measures 6 3 1• by 9·4 ~ feet.
I have tht• kmd of sweeper bag1 that can
only be gotten from "holesale distributors of
the sweeper, ..-..ho arc closed at 3 pm Tuc::.day
A mt>Vi"l( 8tory. A romantic slur~.
A i.1.ory of t•nvy, hat r«l, fril•n<l-;hip, triumph, and lo\'I'
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through Friday and closed all day Saturday,
Sunday and Monday
WITH REGULARITY, I throw away the lop or the coffee unit in my percolator With re
gularily, I send oH lo a t•ompany behind the
Iron Curtain lo have 1t replaced
l always have the washer and dryer where
the first thing they ask me 1s the serial number
1 own the last nHKkl::. off the assembly ltne to
have the serial numbt·r on the bottom
M ~ 01wn !>turk d1she:. were closed out for
lark of 1nler<'St und I don't thank I've ever
owned a car when• anything on 11 was standard
and d 1dn 'l have to ht• ordered during a tru..ck
-.trike
M Y LATEST SWIMMING upstream adven-
ture involvl..'Ci a hag of while pebbles for my
flower b<"ds The bag said, ''These pebbles will
C'O\ er an area 8 by 10 feet " My area measured
11,. by 91 ~ I was in business.
The fir!>t bag, when distnbuted, looked hke
the trail of Hansel and Gretel The second bag
looked hkc pigeon droppings The third bag
helped
Sax liai.:.., lall•r, !hi' ur l.'a beJ.'<tn to fill 1n For
lhl' munl'} I tould ha\ c bouRhl \H Rushmore l
"a:. "><> lll•pn•!>..,cd I put six round cookies into
nl\ ruund rnoulh ~onw things v. ere meant to
Ill'
Sunday, March 26, 1978 DAIL y JllLOl\ •CS
Boroseope
Humor Key for Taurm
MONDA V, MARCH %7, 1978
By SYDNEY OMARR
ARIES <March 21 April 19)· Someone does
somelh1ng nice for you and can become a
friend. To!>s aside susp1c10n. be receptive.
TAl'RUS <April 20 May 20> Leave
··heavy" movcml·nt. action. decisions for
another tame Go slow, focus on humor.
versatility and c1 cu lave alternatives
GE~llNI <Muy 21June2<)): Facts take pre·
(•cdenrc ove.r wishful thinking -recognh:e
restrictions, rind ways to overcome them
CANC~R <June 21 July 22)' You're able to
hring ~1hout s1i:tn1Clcant changes Personal
magnetism flows people ure intrigued
LEO <July 23·Aug 22> Accent on home.
domest1c1ty. special financial arrangements
connected to hvang quarters
VIRGO <Aug 23·Sept 22)' First im-
pressions may not be correct Know 1t and re
a hie patience can be valuable ally
LIBRA <Sept 23·0ct 22) Emphasis on
authority. respons1bi!Jty, money. You are in
"olved
SCORPIO !Oct 23·NO\ 21) You gel
response to appeal Cycle 1s such that action
replaces lethargy Surprise element works m
\ OU r f il \'Ill'
. SAGI rT \Rll !-I 1 "'o' i!2 Del' 211 Study
Sl orpw rnt•..,..,agl' ror v ;1hd htnb Take in1t1allve.
mal-1• n<'" ... tart<; h1J?hlight independence.
t real I\ 1t'
{'\f>ltl('OfC:\ ( lkl' '12 ,J;,in l~1 f:mpha6is
on money and fr1t!ntbh1p they will mix Keep
record:s. get accounts in order
AQUARIUS !Jan 20 Feb 18> Imprint sty It>
d1ver~ify, make inqumes. avoid scattering
efCorts Element of liming, luck rides with you.
P IS<'F.S <Fe~ 19 March 20> You gain ac
t'ess lo anform<!l1on whtch pul'i you over the top
Whal had l.K•cn a hindrance becomes an asset
C1rcumstanc<•s takt unusual turns.
Boy Singers Set
The L1ttlt· Singers of Our L<.1dy of Loulide!>
w1Jl appear an Plummer Aud1tor1um of Fuller{pn
College al 8 p m Saturday t
The French singers will sang relig1Qµs
numbers, a secular repertoire of 16th cenltr>
French madrigals. 17th and 18th century mufc.
masterpieces b> Jt'rcnch composers and f•lk
songs of v1tnous nations ~ Tacket~ ure S4 adults, S2 students and !!enior
c1l11ens with a Fullerton College Gold c<td
Tickets rnuy Ix' purchased at the llursar's Ort&ce
or at Plummer Auditorium an hour berfrt
t•urtam
3 Froin County In Wilde Play
Thn:·~· Orange County residents are m the
t ast for "Thi• Importance of Being Earnest"
\\ h1ch open~ 1'r1day in Lon~ Beach
They are Doug Richardson of Orange,
J<im<·.., Wai:ner, Huntington Harbour, and
Gl'nt•\ 1eH' Schcrm1lllcr, Buena Park
Miss Schcrm1trler plays the r ole of
G v. endolen. c1aul{hler of Lad~ Bracknell. often
cks<.:nbed JS mo!-.l nll'morablt• charat·ter in the
O<.car Wildt' pl;.i~
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1"1111rth '-;\11•1•t nw.1111 IL Opt•n!, the hr~t theutl'r
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The pla} 1s scheduled Friday and Saturd1ty,
April 1. 2 <And April 7, 8 and 9. Curtain time is 8
p m Frida)!'> and Saturdays and 2 p m Sundays
WILD E'S PLAY 1s .iboul the foibles of the
le1sun· uppl'r dass an Victorian England Men are
:.tt'cept.ibl(• '>UllOr'> in :.i \Or1ety where ap
pearances mt•an mon• than actualities hecause
.. the) loc1k t'\ t•r;. thing, hut are nothing" and
\\Omt'n fall an lu\1: v.1th .1 man because his name 1s
1':11rnc:.t
\tar 1.irn l>ud;" Jll of Lon~ fie<tt'h plays Lad)
Brark11l'll
l'rnn l'41'> f rtllll I lt'l-.t•l 'oi.llt•., \\Ill tJenef 1t fut un•
\\Ork'>hop produd1on.., In thi op('ra company
Hl'sn1 :ittcin" ;ind 1nformi.lt10n an· ava1labl<'
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(ll DAIL V PILOT Sunday, Mtteh 29. 1071 REAL ESTATE
,.
Moving Up
· In .Rea I Estate . ~
LANNY KAUK has jotned the Zellner Com-
munities Inc a Costa Mesa bused budding firm as
exct'ullve vice prt>sidenl and
chief operating ofrtccr, ai. well
as a member of the firm s
board or dJrt'ClOrs
. Kahk began an thl• building
industry m Dctru1t 1.1.hert' h(•
"as involved in the· dcHlop
menl of mdu:.triJI .ind t•om
mere m l real estate K al1k
movt•d to southern f"lor11la an
1%8 where he beramt· prt1Jed
1tau1t director for Devl•lopmt·nt
<.:orporal1on of America. a public building com pa~ listed on the American Stock Exchange He
ev.OtuaJJy becume senior vice president and chief
opyatir\g officer for the company which 1s one of
tha fargest building companies in America
Jca1llc becomes the company's third pnnc1pal.
101bing Donald Zellner, president, and Bruce
Mclver, executive Vll'C president.
ROBERT dt> Al.'1 EIDA hu:-. been elected µresident oC the Center for Planning and
Hesean·h. Nim port BeJt'h
Onl' of lht• original ro
foundt•rs of lhe C1·nlt·r <11.·
.\lmc1da has mon• thLtn 12 \'e:Hs
111 ,,ixperwncc Jn commun1ly
pllln n1ng. propcrt~ 1.kvelu1)
ment. •1rchit£>clural tk ... 1i::n and
1.·ontrac·l admmbtration /\ rc•1.:1
p1ent of a Gold Nug~l'l Ml'rit
\w.anJ for 1.·,c·1.·lll'nr1· 1n thf'
11~ or mixed land USt' planning
tr.am the Pacrl1c· Coast a1.M1EIOA
Halldcr's Conftorl·n1.'l' in 1977. de Almeida
-.peciah1,cs in tht• dcs1)o!n of planned commun1t1es
De Almc11IJ 1s active w1lh community affa.rs
in lr~ine's University Park, where he lives with
his w1Ce, Shac..111, and thl•ir daughter, Elizabeth
JOSF:PIJ WILLIAM SMJTll of L:.iguna Niguel
has b l..'C'O t•l1•rlt•d prcs1dt•nt of the Los Angeles etnd
Orange Count\· 1.·haplcr of the Sales and Marketing
Count· ii
Smith 1 ... !'rnpl<J,\l'<I b~ Avco C11mmun1t~
1>1•velo1>t:"rs. ln1.·. an LJ).!Una '\1guel as cllreclor of
.des .ind rnarkding
Smtih ha ... ht•t•n lll\oln·d tn the hutldmg 1n
du..,trv ... inrc !!Iii llC' "il'> n<imt•d salc~man of the
\l':Jr h\ lhl' '\,111un.il A ...,oc·1<Jt1•111 of llomt• Builclt·r-·
111 l!Ji:I :1n<I h.1-. rl'<'l'I H d lhf' ~.tic:-. and ~1 arketmg
1 11111H rl 'i .\Jillion Dolli.Ir i\\\.trcl l'ach ~car ~IO('L'
l'Ji"' .
Kl-.:".,ETll E. \"Ol :\(, hJs been appointed
,,·n1or ... ati·s eo11sult:.int for l'\rnl·nc·etn Tille Com
p;.111 \ 1n OrJll/.!1' Count) acl'ord
mg to Hnbl•rt 1,rm-.irrm.t:( .,alt.·-.
;.ind marketing managt'r
Ynuni:. with 11 \C:Jrs in the
l1tlt• r11.:ld and 18 H·~rs markl't·
Ill/.! to the rl'ICJted rc•;.il cst;1t1•
.ind dl•\·elopment inrlu~try, \11 11
dtnTl his effort,;; to st•lt·cll·tl at
Meredftla Projttts
Size Emphasized
lmpreS!>IVc slie hw; been tbe tradi·
lion of homes built by the Meredith
Company throughout its over three
tfrcades us builder or quality homes
Thi:. tradition 1s continued and
t>nhanced Ill the two current projects
of the company, Meredith Hills. 1n
Luguna ftills. and Meredith Canyon,
1n San Juan Cap111ltano
·' lt has alwa}s been my reeling
that the square footage and noor plan
Jrt• the most important charuc
ll•nst1cs of 8 home. If the noor plan
...., bad, or 1f the house itself is small
l'ramped and unimpressive the entir~
home suffers from a handicap that no
other feature can overcome," ex
plained Eddy Meredith, president of
the Meredith Company
lN PURSUANCE of this policy. the
plans at Meredith Hills and Meredith
Canyon all have impressive entry
halb. but each with 1t:. own charm
und t•haracter The four and (1ve
bedroom Galleria plans for exam.
pit• feature u tv.o story entry hall
Broker-Builder
Meeti1ig Set al
Humi1zgto1i Inn
Thursd<1} Apnl 6, has been ch~cn
JS I he date for the first Joint broker-
build<'r marketing meeting, accord·
ing to Harry Buss1t're. 1•ha1rman of
the llunlrngton Rcat·h Fountain
Valley lnvl•stment D1v1s1on. sponsor!> or the C\'l.'nl
The ml'l'l mg '~Ill be held at the
lluntington Heach Inn, 21112 Pac1(1c
Coa-.t ll1i!hway, Huntington Bt•ach,
;it H 30 " m . BruCI' Howie will he
~ut•st mo<lnator ro dilll' 0\ er :w !)uildt!r .... dl'
\ elopcrs. and fram·h1sor.s huv<' marlc
I l'"l'r\'Jt11111 ... Lo attend It ...., l''<JJ{'C'll'tl
lh,lt m·C'r :~oo nwmbcr., of the n·.11
l'' I ;.i t t• 1 n rl u., t r \ 1 n '\ o u l h l' r n
Ca I 1forn1a 1.1. 111be1n ullendance
I ht• purp11sc of th1• mel'ling "'111 ht·
to lff<•:-.l'nl 'annus parc•t•b of 1 a<· ant
l,1nd to lk\ do1wrs for 1.·ons1dcrat1un
,,.., hu1ltlmg .... 111•s
The llunlan£ton Beach Jnvcstm'ent
D1v1s ion 1s encouraging any builder
or real estate agent who wishes to
attend lo contact Uuss1ere at 963-0867
to make re~rval1ons Tickets for the
event are S2 and should be purchased
prior to Apnl 6.
·w1th a dramallcally wide eight-root
stairway leadmg to a second floor
balcony wh1ch offers a sweepmg
view of the .spacious entry hall and
lwing room bt!low. The entry halls in
the other plans are equally spacious.
although each has its own individual
1.•haracter1st1('s
Each ktt<'hen is of tht· large "coun
lry·slylt.• type, and foatures a central
dining area, pantry, door lo the patio
area, and largt', pas~·lhrough wan·
dow Each plan has a formal dining
room wtuch 1s large enou~h to ac
commod<Jle the standard size dininl!
room tc.cble with two or three ex-
tension leaves, and eight dining room
chairs around the table. Th('re is
enough wall space to accommodate
the usual site buffet, breakfront, side
chairs, and other decorative items. A
sliding door to the patio area is stan-
dard.
The family room 1n each plan 1:.
completely Sl'parale from any other
room m the house and 1s completely
pJnelle<l A wet bar <walk-behind in
most plan.'>I. shd1n~ door and ample
.,.. all s pace is Mandard 1\11 b<1lhs ar<'
t''<lrt>nll'ly largt'. und lhl' second bJlh
111 most plJns ofh.·rs nut onl) thl· stan
d.1rtf twth·tub, but. in .1dd1t1on a
'\l'JHlrUll' lllt•d ... h<IV.CI C'ln .... d:-. art'
.1ho IJrgt.'. untl the ".dk in mastl'r
".ird1 uht• ft·.ilmt·s douhll• ...,ht•I{ and
duubh· pull' plus a "J.l:.tl't' ... aver
IJ.\ a\I. a)' .,hl'lf v.1th span· for shol'"
\LL -.1ASTER licdroom :.ullt•s Jre
t"' tremt•ly :.paoous <Jrul feature a
"alkout balconr llallv.uy:. are wide,
making the movl'menl of furniture
l'Xlreml'ly easy. and upr>er floor c·cn-
lrnl hallways ar<' ample enough to
give the entire area a feeling of
sµac1ousnrss and luxury
;\1 ercd1th Can~on is a pro1ect of 186
homes on 100 a1.·n•s of vie" property
o\'erlnok111g C<1p1struno Beai:h, lhl'
Dana Pmnt :\tanna. and l>ohenv ~late P.1rk :'>\Nl'dllh lhlb is a pro
ll'l'l or lllll.llr) home:. numbering 146
111 the L.ii.:una ll1lls un·a at the in-
tt'rsecl111n nf P•i l'll d1· \. CJlcnc1a and
\ltr1.1 fl.irk"' a\
Plans at botii JllOJt.'Ch ure .,1m1l::ir.
and ran~1.· in ~111· up t11 approx1m<Jtl'
I' 3.fioo :-.quart• fret of 1111ng area
I lw homt· ... havt' from three to !1\ c
h1·1frooms, and from thr<.'1' lo four car
g,1r;ig1•s Pnc1.·..., al Mcn•d1th lhlb
r,inge from Sl22.000 lo $138,000 while
prices at Mcr<>d1th Canyon range up
lo $295,000. Meredith Jhlls may be
reached by taking the San Diego
Freeway to the Alicia Parkway exit,
• and turning south on Alicia to the de-
velopment
SANT A ROSA PLAN IN MISSION VIEJO'S MADRID DEL LARGO
Madrid's Santa 8.osa
Models Selling F '1$t
Ju..,t f1\t-of M1ss1on V1e10 Com-
pt.tny's IX>pular Santa Hosa plans in
the M adnrt del La~o product line are
1·urrt'ntl\ avatlablc for occupancy
I'he-.l' ... p.1c1ous hom1.•s are located
on q u 1ct. tul dl' sac sll t•l•ts ancl offer
I lw ach Jntagl' ol t•1ther overs11.ed or
1·urncr Joh l'r11·t·s range from
~!J;, oou tn :sw:uioo
!'he S;111La Hu-.a riv. C'., 1t... populartl)
111 11'-d1.,t11ll ti\ l'I~ II\ t.1bh· rloor pliln
I h1· <'t·ntr .11 l'ntn h<tll 11f the I 772
"q11.irl' loot 'ilngle slur) homl'
wp:i1 ;111·-. thl' ... 11.•t•ping w1ng from !ht•
II\ tni.: .11 l'a. '' hH·h feature..., a large.
111n1 fo1 table family room 1.1. 1th
f1n·pla1·l' JUSL off the k1tc·hen Th(>
r.ithcdral l'l·iling in the hving room
.1dds a dramillll' line lo lhc arch1tel'
ture, while the formal dining area
and kitchen nook complete this de-
-.irable hving area
THE PLAN ALSO feature~ a
pnvall• luxurious master suite. two
full bath:. .ind tv.o add1t1onal
"'Pa<'1ous bedrooms. There 1:-. also a
fourth b<'<lroom \'C'fSJOn of the '"Sunta
Ho:-..1'
To tou1 tht• M.11lnd del Ldgo
honws. take thl' l\lic·1a Parkway exit
trom thl· San U1ego Freeway and
dnve cast to Marguerite Parkway.
Turn nght on Marguerite then turn
h•ft onto Trabuco Plac('
Models are open daily from 10 am.
lo 6 p m
Tax Senrinar Carded
Potl'nllal 1mpat'I on bu-.ine~.., and
pt·r'>onJI ineonw t<:t\es of the Carter
\t1m1010.,trat10n.., turrt·nt tax pro·
posah \\Ill IX' rli...C'ussed in a Sf)t'C'tal
"tm1n,11 to ht pr<''>l'nltd from I to 6
JI rn 11 l'' I \\ 1· rl n c·., cl a\ 1 n l h c
llallroom of Lh1• BallM1<1 H;;y l'luh h}
\\' t· I Is I-' .u i.:o B .1 n k 1 n t'hop1·r .it wn
\111 h h1·nnl'lh J.1·1 l'nth.d <1nd < om
JI.Ill\. I \'I tll ll'd µuhlit· J('('f)ll0l<Jnt ...
'l'hl' nr11· .111cl 11111· h.tl f h11ur pn·sen
1.111011 \\Ill Ix· h1•;1dlim·d l .tlh day h\
Le\ enthal tax partnl·r ... Frt·ci R.
Shapiro. or the Los Ang1·les office,
and Hugh Sadd1ngton of ~E:'l.l.(>Ort
Hench They v.111 address sUl'h LSsues
raised by J>('nding tax lc~1slation for
1978 as ltm1tcd parlnersh1p:. and lhe1r
n•v!!>ed L.tx status, deferred annuities
1\h1ch arc to Ix' tax<tble currl'ntly,
.ind nt•w IRS audit powers as to
pJrtncr:-.h1ps.
They v.111 present Ll'H'nthal s prog-
noses ancl recommend<1t1ons on rc-
1·1sed lt.t\ rnll'" and cr('dll">, tax
..,h..Jll'r..., entt•rt.11nmC'nt and lra\ cl.
t•rnplnH·t• l.x•m•l1h, 1t1.•m1n"<l dc·du1.:
I 11111s. small bus1rll'ss, depr('C't al1on.
"flt'ctalltl'd ·1·11rp11ratt.• llmllat1ons.
.and other ta\t'" Parltc1panL<; will re
t·1•1 ve a l1ooklct pn.•pan.•d es pt'< 1<11ly
ltir the lectUrl'~ h} the Leventhul tax
depart mcnl
Rescn at1ons arc n('c·essan and
may be made by calling the Levcn-
t ha I office 1n Newport Beach •
640·5000, extension 126
1.11unh m thl' '\r "port R1.·.11 h ----------------------------------------------------------------
a H' a \\ 1 th (' m p h a ., 1 ., on I h l'
.i 1 qwrt and '.\:<.'\\port l'l·11l 1·r
hus1 n1:.,..., d1sl111. ts
Bl RTO:-.. I . S)llTll In 1r11 h,1.., hecomt• a
memht.•r lhrou~!h 1nv1lHtllln of the l'\m1·nl'un So<·1l'
t v of lfr:.il Est;1tl· Coun ... l'lor-. 11
"as .innounl'l·rl hv thl· l101h '
pres1<1cnt. ,\l1ram lL11 ~an · <11
\lcw \'urk. NC\\ 'i'ork
"lc•mbcrsh1p Ill lhl· SOCICI).
in affihJlc of Lh<' ;'l:at1onal As·
·lll'l<lllOl'l or lk.dror .... 1c; l1m1lt•d
lo thosl' indl\ 1cluals whost•
hroad professional l>arki.:rnund
. ind t'XJJ<'ncnce qualtfy•them to
.1dv1~f' on c.ilt t) pes of n•rs yn
problem.;; Smith's <'ll•t·twn lo SMITH
membership inneas1·!1 Lo ~50 the number of real
1•-.tatt' counsC'lnrs t•nt11l1.·cl lo use th<> Societ> s de-
s1gnot111n CRE (Coun..,1•l11r of H1•al £:-.talt'l ·
Sm1lh 1s J memlu·r of the li<i;ird of Directors
r If the ( .1hfnrn1a Wt>rld Fmanc1al Corporation, a
I 1 u_,ll'l' ror lknd1c1al Standard :'l\ortgaRc In
, l· ... tur...,, pa:-.t n•al c•..,t.1Lt• t11mm1ss1oncr for the
l<tlC of California :ind pao.;I pr<•s1clf•n1 of RC'al
1-.slalc Scruntw ... and S\ n<licallnn tn .... 11tut1•
J i\MES 1\ RC>:\l \' of '\it•\.\ port lkach has
hl't·n n:.imC'd cl1n·ctor • l 1;111<1 .1cqu1~1t1ons for Pon-
1il•r11-..1 l111nwo.; Jn I rnnl'·h.1.,cd
hom1·hwldmg firm ;1rl1vc inn·
•• 1 d •' 11l1 ,1 I 11 t•' •·Io pm l' n t
throughout (.'ahfornia
B £''ip<ins1hlC' for .ic·t 1\1t1cs 1n
tlw Southern C'ahfnrn1a n•g1nn,
H 11 m .1 n 1 " 1 n v o I v l' d 1 n a II
;1spc•('ts uf land arquis1t1ons
from 1mtial !'>elcc:tron through to
govt•rnmt•ntal ;ipproval pro
t·es ... 1ng of lt·ntatl\l' and final
OMAN tratt maps
lie also pnn itles rcl'omm1•nd:.itwns regarding
ne~otiat1ons and <'ontr;1<·ls for hmd purchases, and
assists in markchn~ ... t udics \\ 1\h Ponderosa ex-
perts us well as with outs1rll· con..,ultall\s
Born m New .Jcrsc:> and raised in Florida.
Homan rccl•1vcd his bachelor~ df'grl'<' rn history
and pofillc:.il science from :\1uhlcnber~ College 1n
\llenlo\\n, rc·nn .... yl\'an1a ~loving to California
:;even _\(•ars a~n. ht• now rcs1dt•s 111 Nl!wport
Beach
DENNIS WILKINSON of lluntinglon Beach
has bt>cn named an Associate al Richardson Nagy
Martin. 1t was announced this week by Walter J .
Richardson. FAIA. president of the Newport
Beach architectural and planning firm
Wilkinson Joined RNM in 1973 as a designer.
He has been involved in the design, production
coordination and supervision of
several residential projects. in-
t'luding: 60 townhomes in Seal
Beach. 150 condominiums in
Maui; a 20-0-unit apartment
complex in Sacramento, 73
iero-side yard homes in Foster
Caty and bolh apartment and
duplex d<-velopmt'nts in San
Oie1eo
('rior to JOin1n~ RNM.
Wilk1Mon attended Caliromta w1L1t111110t11
State Polytechnic University in San Luis Obispo,
when• ht> enrnt•d a hathelor ot architecture
degrN'
,
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just 12 miles beyond Newport
along the Pacific Co.,st Highway
but a world away in quality of
life. A mile and a quarter of un-
spoiled beaches. gentle valleys.
high summits. rolling plateaus
over the ocean. You'll probably
never see a traffic jam in Laguna
Niguel.
The finest tennis and golf clubs
Foothill Patio Homes
foothill Patio
Homes-one-
and two-story
attached homes
with luxurious
livable interiors. -·~~-~~~l low maintenance / ··~N1
membership in
the Laguna
Niguel Tennis
Club. Monarch
Bay Beach Club.
and El Niguel
Country Club.
Memberships.
however. m ay or
t . d ll ,\ ~ ·i '.-ts ex enors. an r;: c-..,.( •• Jt:• f :y.
extraordinary ~ 'ff•'-·
recreation. A neighborhood
swimming pool and
hydrotherapy pool. Just a
mile and a half away will
be 50-acre Crown Valley
Community Park which.
when completed, will have
swimming pool, athletic
•fields, and picnic grounds.
Equally close Is the 154-acre
Laguna Niguel Regional
Park with its 40-acre lake
with fishing, tennis, and
picnic faclfftles. Residents
are eligible to apply for
may not be available at the
time of application.
2-. 3-. and 4-bedroom plans
include air conditioning.
wood-burning fireplaces.
private fenced yards,
vaulted
ceilings.
carpeting
and a
lot more.
from
$82.000
to
$89,900 foorlllll r~110 Hon>~~,, J II
m•k"• ltom ~ S..n 0.1"30 ffWy
29395 Arleta l"Mlcw.ay t..guna Nlgu~l CA 92677 (714) 495·5l61
in Orange County. Excellent
schools. Hundreds of acres of
parks. Free bus to the beach for
children all summer. Homes by
the sea. in the valley. and on
the .summits .
Drive 12 miles further and get a
lor more living for a lot less
money.
lake Park
LakePark is a
community of ·-(
distinctive 't ,
homes adjacent -
to 154-acre
Laguna Niguel
Regional Park
with its beautiful
40-acre lake.
five beautifully
furnished models feature
unique floor plans with
such architectural and visual
highlights as vaulted
ceilings. Inglenooks.
greenhouse windows.
private balconies. French
doors. skylights. and
galleries. LakePark residents
are eligible to apply for
membership in
the El Niguel
Country Club,
Laguna Niguel
Tennis Club.and
•the Monarch
Bay Beach Club.
Memberships.
however. may
or may not be
available at the time
of application.
....--..----.---..~~ 2·. 3-. 4-~ .~'f.,:"
bedroom
plans are
priced
from
$94.500
to
$119.000
~ u~c:r ... ,11: n ~ l mil~\ from : 1.:.J 11\e SAn Oo~go Ftwy
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~ Z4351 Clm.vroo Court Laguna Niguel. CA 926n. (7t•} 831 -2551
71u Sea Country of Laguna Niguel
L.;!Ju ... Nl,uPI If ~ d<'velopmf't1t Of AWQ Comm11t1l()I 0.v•l~t\, Inc
T
~ridse Croeelng An exclusive collecuon of attni:hcd a11d
dt!UJt.ht!d homes with V1ctonan c1rc/111cc·
111Tal at tl!nts. Just a short stroll to tlir: l,1kr:
Natural wood exteriors. /oft\ c<'i/111.I!.·'·
/01m11I 1111d 111fnnne1I enterti1111111c111
area., Alf cm ne<1utdully fnnd't"f't:d
nll!dlldr.:11n~ \/fl'i!h T~\IWllJ //J/t'l' /ll·d·
r11urm [111111\lied m1xlds indudnl
From $96,990 to $138,490
AKINS DEVELOPMENT COMPANY
(7141559-1161
Woodbridge Place
Large, ele.~ant ~mgle-family detached
homes inn /11kc~1dc neighborhood.
Open. contemporary Cal1/om1a design
rich with stone and wood Vaulted ceilings
and fireplaces Three, four and five
bedrooms
From $106,000to$165,000
IRVINE PACIFIC DEVELOPMENT
COMPANY
(714) 552-4101
llbodbrid.ait Amorlak.c Jidult-orienced townhomes, t>n or near
the lake, featunng luxunous sunken
living roams, vaulted ceiling.~. expans1ve
g/a.~~ and privarc clt.ek.~ Pnvate beach
und dock wah rnl.i,111,1 /t1nl'::.::.1 ancl
.\till tied,, wr:t l><1ri111L/ /,.u/1n•ue n .. ·oand thrt't' h1•1lromn\
From Sll6,545to$195,950
McLAIN DEVELOPMENT COMPANY
(7 14) 552-3200
\\Vodb~ Esulte8 A unique arransemcnt of atwclted,
' e.~tate·style smgle·fnmi/y homes with
spacious front lawns, separate entne.s and
private rear yards E1gh1et!n exterior
. designs. from n1dor to Dutch Gam'1rel,
Amenam Colonial and contemporary.
7Wo. three and four bedrooms.
Available n~
Near the lake: $100,000 to $124,000
On the lake: $147,000 to $175,000
IR VINE PACIFIC DEVELOPMENT
COMPANY (714) 552-3700
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Honaes for people who are into mddoor living.
MoreWoodllrfdee Homes
Woodbridile Piuk Hoines
'Inwnl>nmc~ with pnvntc r1wm Mfll.lcls included.
Available now: $84,950 to $108,900
CaJI or vi.sit: (714) 559-0901
~hTidgc Patio Homes
A (cw 1t'mtJllllllJ{ dct.arhc·d home~
Available now: $106, 500 to $119,900
for iniormAtion calL (714) 544-9411
Woodbridge ( reekside Tr.i.1111011.11/~ tdl·d tJ, r.1t /1i·d homes
New Unit: Late Spring IWK
Models open: (7141552-3312
Sprfne o•........,.1971 Orwnul ~
Woodbridte Towohomet> Hnme~ for en re free ad11/1 /11t styles
'\\Oodbridgc Grovr
A cnmln1111111m of cit tncht•<l u) att.aclicd homes w11/i
pnv11tc n.•tir yc1nh
Woodbridge Fairfield
Tuwn/mmc.~ de.~1gncd for adult /1fe.-.tylcs
WooclbrldpGablc..
Spaciow detached home.s in the New England style.
\lb>dbridae Parluide Tuwn homes with private patio.~
1'bodbrld,e Glen
Town homes for casual living.
'\\bodlwidgc vuia,.. Gn:cn
Condominiums in 11 park-like ~ettJng
For m<>re 111form111in11 on Spnng eJ Summer 1978
Cr1111d OpenmK(, cdll 1714} 551-150()
Pm.c< .. 'un11cr•:nm~d.11"dl•t1\t t I•· '8
In the Village of Woodbridge,
you'll discover top-quality homes
and much more. You'll also find a
large lake. A swimming lagoon.
Sailing. Fishing. fogging , hiking
and biking trails. Volleyball
courts. Firepits and barbecues .
Picnic grounds. And man°YJ
many parks.
You'll also discover that homes
are convenient to schools, churches
shopping, restaurants, freeways
and major employment centers.
Visit Woodbridge today and
see for yourself how wonderful
life can be-inside and out.
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In Costa Mesa at Bauer Motors, ~.e have
outstanding selection of MG Midgets & Triumph
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The Spitfire is racebred. Bullt to compete and win A winner of E1ghJ National and numerous
01v1s1onal Soorts Car Club of America championships since 1965 And what Triumph learns from racing
goes into the car you buy From compelilion comes tis self-ad1ust•n;i callper-type front disc brakes
which were perfected 1n England and offered hrst by Tnumph on o production sports car as standard
eQu1pment Guided by lra1hng radius rods. hke those on Grand Prix cars. Its sophisticated Independent
lour-wheel suspension combined with a 50/50 front-to-rear weight ratio are the keys to its superb
handling Its resp0ns1ve racing-type rack-and-p1n1on steering can turn the car within 24 feet curb to curt>.
And radial-ply tubeless tires are standard Spltf1re's 1500cc lour-cylinder engine offers lively sp0rts car
performance The four-speed all·synchromesh transmission with optional gas-saving electnc overdrive
makes shifting smooth Another raceb<ed feature you'll appreciate 1s one you won't frnd in any other
production sports car under s20.ooo. a one-piece forward lifting hood and fender assembly that literally
lets you walk around the engine Everything 1s accessible
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The car you lease does make
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Something else: you 'U drive the
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• ANALYSIS &mday. t.Weh 28. 117'8 CAIL Y PILOT • J
Wall of Water Ravages Dlsenada
Lucky Survivors Have Reason to Celebrate
No man knows why, but
sometimes God slays His hand
and the uncontrolled fury of
nature's elements rides winds
and waters, slapping rich and
poor, priest and peasant, back
into a mortal place.
Perhaps there's a lesson to be
found in the learning again -
as the folk song suggests.
A MIGHTY wall of water
gener ated by the confluence of
three rivers and countless
gullies and washes cul a raw,
70-mile stab wound of destruc-
tion ~m Tecate to Ensenada.
two weeks ago.
T)le rams and -on the coast
/ 8-_foot, storm-whipped
tides -left a massive cost in
property damage and loss of
life.
This is something a state with
40 percent unemployment
a lready and Jillie insurance
against Acts of God can hardly
afford, especially the people
Yet. while the rains swept
away roads, bnd~l'S barbed
wire fences, ballered cars and
orphanage babies w1lh equal
ease, the oflen-barren Ba1a
,California penins ula is as
beautiful and green as Ireland m
April.
DAILY PILOT STORY AND PHOTOS BY ARTHUR A. VINSEL
W'\ldflowers blanket the
rocky tulls, too many of them to
pick for decorating graves, but
for many victims, some say 260
perhaps, their grave 1s the gray.
blue sea m the Bay of All Saints.
By Wednesday, in a 48-hour
period, the Mexican Navy had
recovered 28 bodies floating off
the mouth of Ensenada River, a
dry gulch that hadn't been con·
sidered a river for decades.
Several chlldren on holiday,
building sand castles six miles
south at Corona Beach, Monday
unearthed a body with their bare
hands after it washed ashore
and was covered overnight.
Sand castles and corpses The
Story of Man •••
THE SERIES of storms thul
smote the Callfornias Alla
and BaJa Wl'rC' complex in
01 igin. but concrete and simple
to anyone \\ho' ll'\I s lhl' damage
dnd lhe impact on v1ct1m ...
"lt 's craly how several thinl(s
all happened like that at once
.. " says Ted Farrell, co·
owner with his wife Elisa, of
Playa Mona Lisa. a beach ranch
compound south of Ensenada.
There were the rams; Aleu·
lian-storrn-driven waves; high
tides and the earth was tilled
slightly on its axis
They were lucky; others were
not.
FARR£U. NEARLY drown«!
while inspecting the initial
damage. He was standing on the
roof ot the beachfront ham-
burger a nd taco stand that
la..unched their enterprise 20
years ago, when lt crumbled and
collapsed into the raging surf.
''I fell right through the
floor,'• he says.
His wile in1ured her back pil·
ing sandbags
The same storm !>IX weeks ago
cla1ml'd the entire front end of a
brick retreat owned by Laguna
Beach advertising c>.Ccutive
llubc1·t Lichter. Today, 1t gapes
like an open mouth. some of the
furniture still sitbng inside. like
funny teeth
Lichter says Gov Roberto de
la Madrid has appointed a good,
bilingual attorney to handle
some of the victims' affairs.
"ll w1U take forever,. but 1t
will cost nothina." says Uc ht.er. One of the problems la that
Mexico bas adopted laws aimllar
to tbose of the Calllornia Coastal
Commission, which now ban
building within 20 kilometers of
the mean high tide line. Because
of heavy bench erosion, the gov·
emment must wail.
Officials don't yet know where
the mean high tide hne wUl
eventually be
No one near the beach can re-
build, witil they know.
THE WORST impact,
however. one that has generated
a continuing outpourmg or con·
tributions from Alla Callfom ·
ians, ls on those less-fortunate
than the Farrells and Llchter:
the poor
Boulders from the breakwater
along Highway l at the entrance
to town were hurled like cannon-
balls by the waves. pounding the
pavement into gravel. but It is
largely repaired
Friends no\\ take supplies
down. to do what can be done.
A COMMAND poi.t at the
Muo.icipal Palace -our equal of
City Hall 1s manned 24 hours
a day to accept staple foods,
bedding and clothing for the
estimated 20,000 homeless re~
fugees.
One tiny old woman, her face
lined like a worn road map
and all dressed in black -
emerged with a tiny sack or
groceries as offerings were un-
loaded from the trunk or the
car.
She gave my wife a s mile that
was onlv half a s mile, not the
kind o( grm you see m good
times
''Grac 1a s she
murmured, and rny wife who
hasn 't griped since about the
size of our condominium or the
cost of Ii\ mg m lluntington Beach
-had to wipe her eyes ....
STROU.ING DOWN A venida
Lopez Mateos, near the harbor,
one encounters a solemn small
boy. Gravely, oot with the wild,
pint-sized exuberance or the lwo-
for-a-nickel Chiclels kids or sun-
ny sumertime. he holds out his
hand.
A young woman with him
timidly reaches out, and you can
see by her expression that she is
not a beggar. But ooe can see by
the pink·blanketed bundle in her
arms that she is not too proud to
beg when 1t is necessary.
"Por m1 nina ... she murmurs.
"For my litlle girl."
Riding ioto town on Benito
Juaret Day, we give the Playa
Mona Lisa restaurant cook and
maid Luz Maria a lift to save
her a long walk up the dusty
road to the highway bus stop and
rnto town.
THERE WAS no work, with
only two couples as guests.
RUBBISH FIRE BURNS IN MIDDLE OF DISRUPTED STREET
sports car, three adults and the
squirming dog.
We know there are many
problems; it's just small talk.
"Si, muy muertas ••• muy
ninos ... "
·'Yes, many deaths .•• many
children."
We ask Luz Maria if she has
children.
SHE SAYS she has four boys,
15, 13, 8 and 6. but by helping out
in the sickening six weeks past,
they had to see and do things
that should not have to be seen
and done by children.
"Nos muchachos, ahora estan
hombres.'' sbe says. "They arc
no longer boys. They arc now
men."
•
good lo see the circus has coa1e
to towo.
.JUST DOWN the street, in a
residential district. a
Volkswagen that resembled an
Easler egg someone accidental-
ly stepped on sits in a grav4-
studded front yard. The street j!>
gone. •
Not far away, Navy men ari
recovenn~ the bochc~. many of
t hem from as far away IJi.
Tecate and many of whom wi.11
never be identified
Many of them ha n• not evqn
been reported missing, becaU9<'
entire remote villages vanisbdd
in the BaJa California disastet
There is no one left lo report .a
loved one missing.
But the sight of the rircus for
Benito Juarez Day and Luz
Maria's bnght eyes reminded
one of Zorha the Greek in tqe
movie in a sense; Zorba, who
danced in the face or disaster.
''Es muy problemas? .•• my
wife asks. making small talk as
BOYS FISH HOUSEHOLD GOODS OUT OF RIVER THAT WAS DRY GULCH FOR DECADES we squeeze into the two·seat
Riding into town, we point out
a huge, multi-color circus tent,
which has arrived for Benito
Juarez Day and the holy period,
Brotherhood Week, just before
Easter Sunday.
Luz Maria she goes by
Lucia -smiles and says it 1s
Sometimes there is nothing
Jeft to do but dance and
celebrate life and laughter.
PU.8UC NOTICE
F ICTITIOUS BUStNIESS
N-£ STATIEMIENT
Tl't• r0How1no &>1rson.5 .,.,. dO•nQ
bull,..\\••
J & S SERVICB TOUCH OF
CLASS ESCORT SERVICE'>. 11' W
1'th StrMI, C.O•la Mes•. Cdl1iorno4
9262'. Linda Kay• St•pp, 11811
Lonc;iworlll ~.-1, Nono.ik C•u1orn1•
'°650 John .,.,,..., Jonw•ns. 1700 Clair
Ool Av1n111, II ~o.. Lono 8uc11. (..Alllornto «llOI
This buslMU •• conducted by a
Vllf'M•l INrlne""lp.
Linda Sl<lllP John H Jenltlns
This •1•1-l was filed "'Ith the
Counh' Cterlr ol Oran91 County on
Ma«h IS. 1'7L
"'UJJ PWllts!wd 0.-Coo•I Dally Piiot,
Marcll 1t, 16 -Aprtl 2, 9, 1971 10-.71
PUBLIC NOTICE
Pl'BUC SOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINIEU
NAME STATEMENT
Th• •011ow1no Pf'f.IOt't:S •'~ 001110
buS1nt$\ .,
ROGUES GALLEllY, uoo S
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V1rqlnl1 O.nlllfl, 202l FeOerll SI •
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Oorl\ !i Nel\Oll, lll Colle Farnt111
SM Clern•Ne, C.lltornla '2411
Skip HelllnQ. tl1S S. C:O.sl Hwy
UIQuna 11~11. C.llf0<1>la •16St
Oonn• Ounentl, Zl>4 Se<ano PIK•.
Costa MeW, Callfwnla '16»
Pa111 Rock, 7121 Sea wind Or ..
L°"'O 8Hcl\, Clllloml• 90IOJ
Same Pt.,.IOOI, 111'2 Bryant Or.,
Hunt1119tot1 Be.ell, Cllllomla O~!
Tltlt binlnen h tondUCl•d by •
v-nerel .,.,,,,.nhlp
Oonne~
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS 9UStNIEU
NAMI STATIEMIENT
Tiie foll-•nc;i i-•\Oll " clo•no bu\1
!WU A\
CAT AL I NA SUN ROOF COM
PANY, 14• ~''"' AYlnue, Cosl•
MHa, Calllornlo '207
RICharel o M1<1<t1•1><ouoh, ?•t
Lolon Slrffl, Laqu..,. Hiii•, C.hlornl•
9'6U
This buslnen h t-ucltd by 1n In
dlvldual.
Richard 0 Mlcl019bf"Gu0h
This •l•l-nl was 111@<1 with IM
County C•e•lo. of Oran~ County on
Marci\ 9. 1911
PUBLIC NOTICE
l'ICTITIOUS BUSINIESS
NAMIE STATEMENT
Thf' totto••no o•tt,on u do•nt
buSlrteS\ as
DIVEIUIFIEO 8UfLDER S
ACCESSOlllES. 1"61 uramoro Lane,
GarClen Gro,..., Cllllornlo t'.IMJ
Ed,..aro S Whitt, l:llltl urarnore
unt, G1•0tn Gro,..., California 9»'3
Tiiis l>uJ!nns •s conducted bY an
lndiv1011a1
EdWord S Wn1.lt
This si.tement "'" flied "'Ith I ... County Cl1rtc 01 Oran91 County on
March 10, 1'71.
""" "".., Publlllwd Or-~ Co.Isl O•llv Piiot,
P11bll1htld Or-Co.t\l Oally Pllol, "'41r<ll 12, 1', 2' .nd April 2, 191a
M•rch ll, 19, U and Apr II 2, 197, "3·71
tlS-71 PUBLIC NOTICE
Tllll .... _I WH hlf<I "'"" lhe ------------County Clerk 01 Oran91 Counly o..,
Merell "· 1rn. ... ,.,.
Published OrM>Qe Coesl O&lly Pllol, ~r<ll "· '6 IM'4! Allfll 1 ••• '971 1063-11
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Thi\ uar-• ... , lllf"d wtt11 ""'
County Cl~k ol Oranqo Couft\1 on
Mar<h 21, 19TL • ......
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4 BR. ram. rm., 3 baths. Beautifully
decorated family home with patio
views from each room. ms .ooo
LIDO ISLI
Newly remodeled 4 bdrm., den, 4
baths. li vlng rm. w /cathedral ceiling.
Lge. master bdrm suite.
IAYFIONT
Several fine bayf ront homes
with pier & shps
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J 11-llAM lM + DIN
Brick fireplace. range. oven &
dishwasher tncluded. Rustic,
diff ereot. oo 3 levels. $145,000 .
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JACOBS REALTY
675-6670
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SANT A AHA HIFTY FOil lHlnwFTY HEIGHTS So much ror 10 llttle, PtXa UPPB ri41culoualy low price
Lots or potenual here! po me locatlon. Thia 3
4 Bdrm, fam rm home bedroom bome la cooled
located on a larse lot by a 23,500 BTU alr con·
W/k>U 0( fruit tnes. It's dltloPer.Abri&)rtldtc:hen
surrounded by homes end much more. Oaly
aellJng for ovl'r $100,000 $16S,OOO Call 548-2313
AND at '1 pnct.>d Ill ONLY ~""'•,'' 9 ·" s '""" rou "'f' ~~ '°c·;~?',~;~''l~~; [• lt~INI
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IALIOA ISLAND E·~TER SteflS to bench, 2 BR 1 BA IN HAPPY EA STIR .ach unit. Older. bul well from the members of
could be yours u you buy cared tor.11ss.ooo. LUSK REALTY a home-cbooee from the 208 Garnet.
Coliow\n1. FOR MORE HOUSE M.a1llltc10R lndt Hart.or View FOil YOUR MOHIEY •BuzzChambe~, Mgr.
H Try our WestcUH Beau· •Sandy Baker
on.I ly. 4 BR+ den or 5 BR. 4 •RlchardChnstman
Port a fl no w I po o I . BA. 2 fplc's. cozy ramlly •Ruth Jacbon Abeolut.ely lovely decor •Erwin Vodovo& thru-out. Plu1 1ames home. l43SEllt.elleLn. •GraceFelty
room. $18'1.500. $l8S,OOO. •Paul F.off VP I
FIMLocatloft 0 Gen'IM1r Sant.a Ana 3 BR+ family OW' office will be cloeed
room, RV acceu. Corner EaaterSundaysothalwe
lot Clean u a whlslle • ·~ may spend th1a day with
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lie. 4 fJ Balboa Island ~all)' your Real Ellt.ate needs. Huge Yale. 4 R. 3 BA. '"'"''"'''"'~"""'"" thatarebandledmapro. + famLly rm. 2 frplc's 673_1700 fes!ional maMer.
Nr 1reenbell It pool. ----------1 ~-------...
S129,SOO " 10.061 ...l ~;.:r~~~~~ EASTER ifltlMMI
. House of wood & glass features
beautiful A TIHCM off master bedrm
sci le & Ji\ 1n g room with vaulted
, ~illngs & fireplace Wif esaver Island
'kitchen & family room opens to
C'Ove red patio. Best Costa Mesa I !>'ehools too! $98.500. Cafl now. 962-4454
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SPECIAL DEAL
Putstanding Mesa Verde beauty, 3
~drms, rustic family room with
• fjreplace and heavy beams, big open ! ~tchen with "island range". Across
• k om park and playground. Only 7
I ]4ears old. $83,900. C.et 54'94141
SPYGLASS
, -Open Daily, 32 Drakes Bay is one of
• 1t kind -brand new Lusk -never 1 Mved in -view. Call 64().6161
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Sharp family home. tree
lined cul·de·aac.
neighborhood. Submit of·
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Owner hu painted 1.n at
out. lnatalled NEW
carpeUn& lhn.1-out AND
redl.IC!ed to··"°! I Va· cant 4 Bdrm "SOL
VlST A .. In nice area! A•·
1ume low Interest VA,
submit your offer!
S31·5800 ~n eves
tnt'l llE He+wortr
Lake Forest Larse 4 bdrm, plus pool. one u part of the deal. has this absolutely overalaed lot. Q\tertaln· Duplex-each with ~ aorieoua 3 BR + family lnl VA offers. Close to btdrooma, l balh. l car
room home. Fabulous schoola '-colle1e. 1ua1e. Prtme Ea&tside
entertalnina. patio & $89.~. a rea. 196,000. Call
Carden. IU.500. ..-..s40.9'22 MIJ.Z313.
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Newport 1 beach. 3 BR. H• ~ UVUl~ rm & d1n1n11 rm. & OH T ..._. IOAT SUP
HEWPORT llACH --------1 farruly room 2 f'rJ>lc 's. 2 CiOLF COURSI attached t.o aaingle story
Hlehly up1raded. 3 car earage $12S,OOO. Be sure to see this spac condo that's onJy 2 years
bdn:n, tamllY. & dilling It' o .. ~ Mestted ~ecorated 5 bdrm. J old with a bwlt·in kitchen
rooms. new btoWO plush 1 ,,.,,,_ In "PL-T-s bath executive home & r1 rep I ace. Tena la .... 1 Beautllul 3 bdrm. 2 b1th. • 11'1' •"'""" -._ ...... h C·-·· sparAIJng poo , ,.,. inaster ~room as _ ..... swimmin .. nnru". -..-.... I h ti 0 I you'll find th11 deh0 htrul '""'.. "' r-and lots of ~xtraf. Of ~~iSO caB~~ ~tA rh~ 3 lr« BR. 2 BA hom~ w a a commandlnit vitw ~f J•CUlll & a low pnce or
fered at only S12.a,SOO. easy down way 2 Car garden room for hobbles gol! rourae The chefs $109.500 nus one will
Ca.11540-USl garace. It '1 dell11htrul 90 000 kitchen bouts of • gas sell fa.st CALL 556-2680
RED CARPET RLTRS . ...~!!!!!!!!~"""-stove, separate elect!ic • SELECT cook tops, new tile
496-<t77s countn tape & Solarian PROPERTIES noor. Then .. add lo this a ____ __.. __ _
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. • REALTORS
co. ...........
640.6600
m~lc room. !omlly/din· IMVISTOl"S
Ing rm and • separate SNCIAL-S47,t50 room for your pool table. G rded
Loaded w1·th tasteful de· ua iateway pro· tecta lavish &rowtd with corallnJJ and antique pool. Secluded eotry to
charm. Oltered at eitecuttve living room .
Y W · Bell Th' • Sll2.000. Sunshin e eourmet ou ont eve 15· PULLDlllALTY kll"hen overtookt Move now lo this luxury .. twnhsefor$3000do"n + Cdl546-08f4 private courtya rd .
r loslnR costs Near --------• Sweeping master bdrm 1~~~~~~~~~1 rreeway & OCC. l''ully & ctuld'i. retreat. Owner
I· decor. 2 bd 2 ba. end unit HAPPY EASTER Ui anXJous. Submit any C'iREEHIRO OK
.C bdrm. 2 ba. Extremely
papu)ar CAMELOT mdl. ibls lovely hOme louted
nn a tUl·de·sac within
easy walkina di.stance to
So. Coul Plaia. theatres
It retaurant.s Many out·
standing futures In·
elude:
Cult.om Draperies
Covered patio
Decwat.ot Wallpapers
tbrouahout
OUtdoor sas BBQ
Auto Gar Door Opener
!lkyUatrt ln Fam. Rm.
BY OWNER 9'19'3123
Prtn. Only $109,900.
The fastest draw In the
West. . .a Daily Piiot
Cla111iried Ad. Phone
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& SHOVE IT
off this NEWPORT
HEJGJITS R-2 lot Owner
may he.Ir nnance $.!W,900
lnlrn R F. Network
•MOVING*
Mwit sell, 2 homes nur
Newport Heights. new 3
bdrm., 2~ ba . rharm
tn1. upcraded 2 bdrm
home. s:ns.ooo.
CALl G> 64'·141~ ~ NHr l'l•••orl Po•I (lffk~
IFYOU
hav• • aervlce to orrer or
gOOCSS to sell, ,luce •n ad
fn the Da 11 y Pl lot
Cla11tntod Section ..
Phone M2 S678.
Peraonally, I don't think
tnere·1 enougl'I vlole~ on
TV. If It wtre up to me, I'd
11111 off helf the ·---loot
wt attached 2 rar 1tar. IETTEI HURAY f offer! 847 6010
$71 ,000 646·5945 NEWPORT BEACH. ON•",. 1'1 "''"~''"'''
OwnertBrkr ~~~~~ei!il~0~~m~d~~~~ I~ ,t~a;IJJI!
WOODSY paint ln 'out, cpls. drps. ~ _!?~ii1!_, plumblni. kitchen & 1 .._.PT HGTS land11cap1nir. 3 Bdrms
f"'ltll custom bnck frpk A MESA VERDE $91, 500 better buy you won't «et Contractor as moving
4 spacious bdrma, 2ba. Only lli..900 644 7270 East & mu11t sell has
cvrd patio, tae rncd yrd · . . ... .1 beauWully cuatomJZed 3
Ready t.o move in. ~ #CtU1 bedroom, 2 bath home
C..11 Roy 63H246 Bkr ~'l#UC# w 1 l h 2 u a e d b ri c k
MINl-«AHCH 41R. ltULTOllS ~~~~~ ~~~~uei
POOL-$66,400 derorator d.rapn. Locat-VA MO DOWH 1--------•I e d l n pr l me
Circular dnve. Large HAPPY neighborhood with broad'
famUy stied Uvlng room. EASTER streets & spacious lawns.
Country kitchen. Dine. $110,000. CALL 751·3191.
Wall of ictus view oC COV· c F Colesworthl ered pavilion & lush • • CSELECT
ground1 i.urroundlng lfflltoN 640.00 0 T'PROPERTIES H&F Freerorm pool.
~arate wing for hide· GtMra1 I 002 GIMf'Ot I 002
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pis' day. For 1DC1N lD· fartudoo llDd compl .. ..-n.
ROHT IOW VllW
Sharp "R" Plan. Bluffs Front Row.
Unobslructed Bay View. Huge
Master Suite. Formal Olnln~.
S175,000. A "Joy Of Newport '
LisUng. Call For Details.
2900 9UEDADA
Blutt1·Lrgo. "C .. Plan W /4Br, S Ba.
Well Decorated. Huge Sun-Deck.
Hl1h Celllo1s Gives Spacious
Feollng. On.11 $139,SOO.
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67~551 J
HAPPY EASTER
C:OLE OF M'EWPORT REALTORS
25 I 5 L Coast Hwy .. CoroM dlf M.-
675-551 I
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WILL CONSIDER TRADES
Beautiful Mediterranean 3 BR, 4 BA
home, xt.ra wide lot, huge courtyard
entry w /tile fountain. $259,500.
JACOBS REALTY
675-6670
2919 Newport Dl•d. corner 30ttt
International Designer Pattern
Made Easy
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To orde1: fh:f'lrl pultPM'\ nurnhP-r, ~l/..t . nomc, Rf\drt _. ..
ttnrl .-111. PRICE for fACH1 $2.00 plus 30c 1h1pp1n9
ond hondlin9.
Sew Sp•edy Polletn Sook, $ l,50 po••poid.
De•1pner S•• Tip 800~. Sl.00 po••po1d.
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Ma de Easy
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TAYLOR CO.
HJo:J\J.T<>HS ~11w1 · t ~HU
CAMEO HIGHLANDS
Ocean and hillside view home with 4
bdrms. family rm PLUS bonus room
Cathedral ceiling rn hvmg room ;
s pitce for pool ONLY $175,500.
LINDA ISU ELIGAHCE
Spectacular water view from most
rooms. Tip of the island with 113'
frontage on the big bay. Approx. 6,900
sq fl orrers the ultimate in luxury
living. Impressive entrance with
dramatic pool & jacuzzi. Abundant
tile, marble & hand carved woods. 4
Bdrm suites + maids qtrs, formal
dining rmt family rm, billiard rm,
den. elevator, sauna + slip for lge
yacht. $1.375,000 including the land.
Call ror Appointment
CAMEO SHORES -Sl I 0,000
A most thrillin~ ocettn & sunset view
from this lovely unusual home with 3
spacious bdrms. den. formal dinmg
room & 4 baths. Beauuful private pool
& patio. 3-car garage Extra large
st€'p-down living room. Wet bar.
4525 CAMDB4 DRIVE SUM I ·5
HUMnt4GTOH HARIOUI -SJ,,,500
Dock your boat in front of this lovely 4
bedroom home on the water
w /SS'frontage. Exclting water view
Crom most rooms. Marble frplc, deck
w /glass wall enclosure, 3-car garage.
A real happy home & fun place to
hve! Call today for appt!
IALIOA ISLAND -$1'9.SOO
Jrtviting corner fireplace in the
charming living room of this 3 bdrm 3
bath home. Sunny s tudy off mstr BR
suite Short walk lo beach.
BIG C'YH MEW TOWMHOME $140,000
Beautiful "Oakcrest " model w/large
J1 \'ing rm & formal d1mng. 2 Bdrms. 2
baths. wet.bar. & bright kitc hen. Pool,
jacuu1 & tennis cts. Security gate.
llGi CYH TOWHHOME Foa &.!ASE
Beautiful brand new 2 bdrm & den
"Pinehurst" model. 21n Baths, dining
rm, wet bar & upgraded cptng. Tennis
courts & pool. Ask $750 Mo.
OCEAM FttOMT COHDO -$14, too
in beaullf ul Kauai. Adjacent to 27 hole
golf course. Private airport. Lots of
run-great rnvestme nl Gross mcome
for Feb. $1.\04 Trade or·1
THE ILUffS -GRH:Haa T VIEW
Walk lo pool. Very popular plan on 3
levels. 2 lge bdrms & paneled den
with rireplace. Mirrored formal dining
rm. wet bar. air·cond, 2 patios,
Decorator wallpapers. Lease $800 Mo.
WESLEY H. TAYLOR CO., UALTOIS
l 111 S. Jo11 ... HHl1 loed
MEWPOaT CEHT&, M.I. 644-4' I 0
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~ll macneb /Irvine ~ realty
FINER HOMES
FttOM $49,500 TO $1 ,500,000
HAPPY EASR:l-oft~ SUN I ·5 ,.M.
I 501 DOVB Dtl (off Westcliff Dr). A
home the whole family will enjoy.
Lg. pool -s ide yard for table
tennis or shuffleboard -4 BRs -
family rm w/pool view -roomy
kitchen. <S·81)
THI POSSlll.E DHAMI
Come & see for yourself. Not open
Easler weekend -make appt. &
beat the crowd next weekend.
Cul ·de-sac location on I a acre.
Spacious 3 BRs w/paneled family
rm , paved , formal patios ;
;;;hurrteboard ct & pool-s ized lawns.
Priced right at $124,500. Tom
Allinson 642·8235. <S·82)
MIUCLIS STILL H.,,_.
Like this beautiCuUy decorated 3
BR, conv. den, family rm home
w /fantastic view of ocean, Harbor,
Catalina & night llgbts. Lg. covered
terrace, lush landscapJng & Jacuw
add to an elegant, yet comfortable,
Jlf estyle. $315,000 incl. land. Belle
Chase Lee 644-6200. (S·83)
OCLUI V'tlW
Lease/opUoo la available now on
this aparkllna 4 BR. 2 bath pool
home in Corona del M"ar. $950/mo.
Gisela Hanen 6'4·8200. (S-84)
1flW-liOCATIOM-SIC..,1'Y
All lncludtd 1{1 lhlS Jasmme Creek
home. 3 :.SRs. tormaJ dlnlng rm,
family rm + spaclou.! master sulto
w /tpJ & adjoining Ubrary. Prfvate
ated entry. $259,$50. Marion
riuell 752!1•1•. CS·85J
675·3411 .
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2') IS I: Coa\t Hwy CMo.,a "'"'Mat
OPEN HOUSES 1-5 PM
MARI~ VIEW LUSK -This ~ bedroom
haven is an executive reward -green
hills, blue Pacific, a home to make it
a ll \\>Orthwhill'.' Corona del Mar at its
b£·st. 1436 Key view. Open Sat/Sun
$219,000.
HARi~ VIEW LUStc -This home has
many custom features . Large
courtyard. beautiful olive tree and
many rose bushes, Bltn bookshelves,
formal dining rm, paneled family rm
w /parquet floor, huge pool. Open
Sat/Sun 873 Sandcastle Dr.
llG CAMYOM TOWMHOMI -
Beautifully upgraded "Greenbrier"
fronting golf course with superb view.
Best priced view property in Big
Canyon. Parquet in kitchen, mirrored
wet bar, private master suite
up~t:.11rs. $192,000 32 Sea Island Dr.
Open Sun
CORONA oa. MAR Fantastic ocean
view from this newly painted 4 bdrm,
famil)' room home with lovely pool,
large irregular lot. Offered at $299,500.
Open Saturday 1·5. 2807 Ebb Tide.
fltYIMl DEAHi! HOME -Positively one
of the most outstanding homes in
University Park. Beautiful 4 bdrm, 3
bath ''Kensington" with custom pool
and jacuzzi surrounded by tropical
landscaping. Offered at $189,900. 4901
Royce. Open Sat.
OTHER PROPERTIES
JASMIME CRE£tc -Enjoy the security
of this guarded community with tennis
courts and pool . 2 bdrm and den.
Offt'n'<i al $179,900.
SPYGLASS HOME -(Lease) Beautiful
3 bdrm plus family room with
fantastic island view Offered at $900.
mo.
S,YGLASS VIEW -4 Bdrm hi ghly
upgraded. Professionally decorated
and landscaped. Panoramic view of
ocean and bayfronl. Offered at
$319.000.
S,YGLASS -Super Southport with
popular Cape Cod exterior. Ideal for
large family. Perfect for formal
entertaining. 6 Bdrms, with large
gam e room.
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CAME<) SHORIS DIUCTOIY
FIMY OCEAN YllW HOMIS
45 It CAMDEN Dl.O'EN S•i'M-11·4
4 BR .. 4 ba . ram. rm., pool, $475,000
IY APPOIHTM~T
3 BR. 3 ba., Ca m. rm., dan rm. $329,500
3 BR, 2 ba, den. canyon home $275,000
1977 Leader in total Listings & sales
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NEWPORT HEIGHTS
3 BR home in xlnt. area. Hardwood
floors, waU·to-wall carpeting, bltn.
range & oven. Recently re.roofed &
re·stuccoed. Access & room for boat &
trailer + big double garage. $114,900.
JACOBS REAL TY
675-,610
2919.Wwport11..t. corwr lOllt
Gwr.. 1002' G ... rof 100 ..............................................
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Need more room?
Tr•otftt yo1n· pr~ent eq,uity bve & aasume
V.A loan-T pertent In·
l~t -$30.1 mo. pays a.II.
Bl& living room. Brick
fireplace . Huge
kitcbe ~amity room
Gigan c finished bonui.
room! Priced reduced
S2!iOO t.oo! Take ad\'an
ta&e or l\jper prtcl',
terms & space! Call now
7S2·1TOO
$UPll DUPLEX
IAl\GAIN PRICED at
tll.1,000.· Newport Beach,
Balboa PeoiMula. Check
OUl t.h1s super buy with
bay view from upper uo·
it. HWT)', callS4G-115t
""~~ HERITAGE
. • REALTORS
$59,900
WOW!!
Dcluite To\\>nhoml.''. 3
Spacious bedroom-;' Soft
carpets! Sun pJl10 '.
Choice greenbelt locJ·
uon! Cloi.e lo shoppin.:.
Owner anxious' Can t
last at Uus price! Call
~
S::QRESTE
OLSON
•.-. n 1 ao.• -.,.,,.
DICORA TOR-$121.500 . r
The Deane Homes -and decorat.oo •
perrect! Loads of glass & spacet
Spacious living room. Formal dine..:
Family room. Custom extras tae? •
Seller wants out! Call now on thls •
decorator bargain! ,,.
3 IR-USTILUFF-$119,500
H's true! This beaut1 fut EastblufC
home has just been remodeled~
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY too! 3•
spacious bedrooms. Large fa
room. VIEWS or bay & mountains t
This one has it all! See it Today t
GOLF COURSE VIEW 4
Live on a golf course! Spacious lfvtt\1f
room h0&ts massive fireplace. Formal
dining room. Lovely den with wet bar.
Chef's gourmet kitchen. Seclud~d
master wing with beauti(ul golf course
view! Steps to clubhouse, tennis &
Pool. Steal it for only $ll8,950 -call
fast.
3 IR-OEH-POOL-HORSES
Gorgeous :J4 acre horse property!
Prime location. Huge ltving room &
den -with fireplaces in eac h ~
Enormous family room Wet bar
Rambling ranC'h k1tchl'n. Spacious
bedroom-;. Sparkling blue pool Barn,
Tack room, Corrals. This one has it all
for only 5170,000~ Don't delay -call
now.
673-8550
JU ..wt~ COIOHA Dll M.AI
\O)THE REAL
~ESTATERS
NEW-HEW
~tom built-Jbdrm. 2
bath, family r<Jom . -=== fm·plact> 1-ully 1nsuli1t· II liiiiiii;;;~ ......... ".:
i!d. doublu gara)(t:
f::ai.tside Costa Me:.11 ~.500. < P S. Better hop
ono\cr' l
Roy McCcrdl~
181 0 Mewport llvd.
Cotta M.so 548-7729
-EASTER
SPECIALS
Nwpt Pemn Duplt•x
1.-anta.suc:: roe Sl02.000
NewJ>()rt Custom Home
3Br. cl06e to Bea<'h
Sl~.000
Beautiful Mesa Woods
3 Br. 2ba $89,000
New & Beautiful
Costa Mesa Condos
3 Bdrm, 21, baths
.$82.500
VA BUYERS
3 Bdrm Fantastic Ho!Tl\'
~.500
Newport Pier Realty
•t•iliililid&itlll
2005 Balboa Blvd. Newport Sch. 673·2058
VAHODOWH!
Yes. no down payment
required tu buy this
beautiful 3 bedroom
home. aourmel kitchen.
large lt v1ng room,
fireplacr. and covered
paUo. Located near the
Harbor and Huntington
Marina! One mile lo beach. Priced (or qwc::k
sale S(D,900 Take ad, an
taie Call 963 6767
t"w; t 'I J ' 111 • ·~ , tol •. f'
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FABULOUS VU, ,OOL, ,RESTIGE
Deffghtftl °"" CMd fnsMy decorated 4
~droOM home wi"' family roowt anti
lar9~ pool /patio area. The 1Mrl•o~
fGMily tto•e for indoor /o•tdoor
Htertai•ln9 and priucy. $191,00t..
fttc&.clet the led.
,llVACY OM A COIMR
A '""1 Warwt md iltvltiltg fCllllly ..,._ Iii
o q•allty ruJdHtlal H•lro1n11Hf4
Cott .. -.... to tet.oofa ..S thpplng 114
Eoatbluff. SMOOffl flowhlcJ 4 ..........
hOlff lnct.dilM) .. ,..ate -hr tllllfe .-I
...,. ,__ ~ rooa Twe paHos for
Hhrt--.a mct MIMI YllEW. SIS4,900.
Acaoss RtOM OCEAMFIOHT •
LeMJt c:arMr ...... ht terrific W.V
Newport (ocotion. Two-stcwy lrteOftW
property wfth two l bedroom uiUh ..ct
JOU OWft the a.d! $219,000
CLOSE TO ,EARCTIOM
EftdtofttWMJ trf.a.•el ] be*OOM c_.-:
wlftl fClllll6ty rOOM md ... tCOllld be ....._
btdroOMI. ,rot.asionolty c~
decor with qvallty thro119hotrt. Te.a ....
OWHr hes ...,.. CIMOltC)lt hia ....... ,
but it's so perfect yot1'd never bow it. A '
...... lffH, $149,500.
STATELY & SUISTAMTIAL
Locat.d °" a larcp corMr wfth 1w HpMCJ I
driH to this Y'OUltCJ S,-i5h stpt --~·
leo11tfM spocloas ...try to forMd li'wiftg '
and dhMc) Clrftl. lilHcrd-tiu fwity ""-•
phn deft. Two stories of t>194JC11Kt wfth l.
bedroOMS. Master s.lh with b*oey ORd
YIEW. Mat.n 9runery. Pre1ti9ioee•
locatiOft ht tt.e T111tha HUis. $300,000
WOOD, GLASS, FOREYB VJEW
Locettd b~twe•n bayfro•f ond :
OCtClllfr'Ollf cad COftY .. inf to ev-et rthlacJ. •
A11 ortittk l-sfory ...,.... of •WIM&a .. :
ottd ..... Mo•CllWe ~ -roof for , ...... 9' $265,000 •
5 UMITS for $225,000 , O..ey OM per old hi mt n..Uahed •
Mcw.rovitl locaticMI. R .. 2 bed. 2 bo.,
•ih wfttt "° YCICClllCJ pr obltM. SUBMIT
SAli Olt EXCHAMGE OFFBS.
IEACH PltYILEGES
O•htottdhtg hteotM propoeriy ht •
eatabU1hed winter /•••••r locotlo•.
Ac:ro11 tt.. drMt to beocla, NG• awfl
lltd•coroted Ir beautlt.Jly ..,_,,.._..,
low•r 2 bedroont ••It •acoat cr•d•
wofH..g. U,,..-2 ~a~ oc~ b(.
illMHfC ... .......,.. $I 73, 950 •
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priu wtMt l Wn1f. eecleiMd ,.... _. .... """,... .... ...., .... .....;. c......-.,. c ......... to ••• , ... "
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Wlthf ~ wtttt oWMnWpll $73,Ho;
UHIVDSITY rARI •
Lort• J 1-'r• Hd h•Uy r••~
Tow--.. wttt. 2 btrtb. Two Stwy 1
Mic• ,rl••t• ,.u. Hd ell th~
•tl•o•t•tH of cl11blt••••· ,0011
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• ._.,, ... Cftlhr. $97,000.
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2633 W.Coast H~
Newport a.ct\
631-1400
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New 4 bdrm , 3 bath home with
·~'5ecluded front courtyard. Almost
every room offers a splendid view of
the lake & park. Owner will consider
' leasing for $750 monthly & arrange an
option to purchase next year at
. · today's much Jower price of $149,500.
I ·OCIAH VllW-OHI! Of A llHD
_This ls the finest custom built home
... _'We have seen in Corona deJ
.•·Mar ... there is nothing else like lt! An
· xlnt family home as well as great for
entertaining. Large twin kitchen,
1 ':accommodates the big, raJsed formal
• .-din inl:{ rm. & very large, sunken
family rm. Modern elevator sen.ices 3
~ ear garage & two upper living levels.
$135.000
. RENTAL
,,· di1ghly desirable X -Plan in The
. BluHs; 3 bdrms .. famHy rm., formal
1 · dining rm. lo a very fine location
'' dose Lo pool & lovely greenbelt. $650 A
-'!Month. Available now.
~ 759-0811
i• Hut 6fN.t ouA
1 Glut Wuuu ~~-
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·~-,"I~ DUPLEX
·' Less than 3 years old & only 1 blo~k to
·beach. Each unit has a built-in range
& oven, dishwasher, brick fireplace +
~huge 4-car garage. $189,500.
I ' JACOBS REALTY
'· . 675-6670
'""""· 2919 Newport ll•d. caner JOttl
~fMrat I 00 G~at I 002
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S&SQUALITY
~ler mo\'lng & mu~l
sell his 3 BR plus d<>n. 11.
, &J\ S&S bcaul}·. Wanta
an oHcr this we-ekend &
pn~ at ool)' $75,000.
540.3666 ,... ...
IEACH V Al.UES
rRICE ltB>UCED
5 Bdrm Peninsula pt,
Sleps to bncb. Sl.89.000.
Newer Ocean view
duple", Dana Pt •
Sl45,000.
THI IMTIU STAJllF
WISHES YOU A Yaf
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PLAClD
P.RO .... P""m:R~~x"''DCSP'ft'O~
Ino.
752·1920
HRA."'10 NEW 1 & 2 story
ell-sign.., 2 & 3 Bdrms
Fenced patio & Qnrdcn
11rca~. Huge 2 rar
garages Fornlal entry
halls. Elegant master
bdrm suite"I Spacious
sunny lcltchens. Wood
burning fireplacei;. Z ten
rus courts & swimming 1
VlEWSll!
FEAnJRF.8· AU home.,
lncludt VA/FHA quality
cpt! + ceramlc tilt•
kitchen countcr5 ! +
wood 1hake roofs! +
Wesunahouae ranae +
dbl ovena! + We~t ·
in&houso dishwasher' +
nreplal CI f patio SI olb
fencing! + 2 CAH
GARAGES' + Wt''t
1nghouse "'ashe r ~
dryer <Plans J&.tl'
Rutchn l>ltH'k des1i111
l0 :Jbtnl'l!.' • '
THE LOCATIO:'I< I~
This IMmDC. 3 IR, 2 IA + den, Mt Oftly
has room for pool. Mt 11 Hf'Y ..... pvt.
bHclt. RtclucM to $1'9,900 •
LAGUNA IEACH CHARMEtl
2 IR, I IA. Walk to ~tteh. W.dcCllfl
frptc.. oak ftoon, fHct4 ~ Pemet
h ... for ...... wrft.r, ....... ~.
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Le911te C-.. Otlty S 110,000.
EMERALD IAY
SpectKIMr TMw home of .. ~ ovtrioollilMJ ._,., lcry. P.mct tc.lly
homt for those ._.ril'MJ tiffs ...... ,vt.
COMlftwiffy ....... lu 1111111, .. •htdy +
•torage. 4 II, 2 IA. $495,000.
644-7020
2123 SAM JOACi)UIM HILLS ROAD
NEWPORT IEACH
K.JG.HT! WJlk or b1kt' ln ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
M I Ii A C 0 S T A ' 02 COLU:GE + Tn·C1tic, GeMf'ol 1002 Getterof 10
J-tospata..1 & Med Centrr 2 ••••••••• ••• ••••••••••• •••••• •••• •••••••••••••
car minutes to all :-hop ~
ping. 4 car minutes to
MAY CO.·EL CAMINO
REAL REGIONAL SHOPPING CENTER !
10 car minutes to
Carlsbad & Vista
Employment Centers.
PARK
PLACE
Oceanside
DIRECTIOMS:
FROM ORANGE COU!'.
TY · Come south on FWY
5 lo HWY 78· EAST :"lio"'
Easl on HWY 78 approx 3.
rru to COLLEGE BLVD
Take COLLEG fo: exil
then turn left <under
freeway) to VISTA WA.Y
llst Stop S11tnl. Now left
<West) on VISTA WAY
and come ahead approx
300 yds to PRINCETON
<lsl r\gbt turn). Now
right
to Sales Center.
Signa wtll 11914~ )"OU
OR ....
FROM SAN DlEG 0 ·
DEL M A.R . Com~ North on FWY S to HWY 78
EAST. Now Eut on
HWY 78 approx 3 m1 lo
COLLF.G E. Lelt on
COLLEGE lo 1st stop
alp !VISTA WAY ). Left
aa:ain on VlST A w A Y to. PRINCETO~then nght
1-413-'924
Ins 1-757-1621
ME8AREALTY
SALF.S DIRECTOR
EQUAL HOUSING
OPPTY
REDUCED TO SELL!
$186,500
365-365¥2 LaPerle Place
A SMASHING NEW DUPLEX
~EE IT! BUY IT!
• ~OtWlia rid~ 9'~ 673-8494
2435 L Coast Hwy., Coronet .. M•
GtMf'ol
OCEAHFIOHT DUPLEX -Whitewater
view . Fantastic investment
opportunity . Buy now & take
advantage of summer rentals.
~300,000.
JO .. TO THI HACH -COM Duplex.
Super location. Pride or ownership. 3
BR owner's unit front. Large 1 BR
rear. Anxious seller. $172,500.
64CMtOO
macnab/ lrvlna
raalty
This bright & cheerful uSan Lu.is
Rey" has a ~al.ed entry, vaulted
ceilings, wet bar and a view from
each room. Exquisite decor by
BulJocks. 3 Bdrms, 2 baths and a
powder room. Gourmet kitchen. 2
balconies & S patios. Great
cul-de-sac location. cl01e to pool &
spa. Shown by appt.
... hrldl.,. u. ... ,..
Cll7U·l414
DIRECTORY
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HOUSES FOR SALE 1900 Dover Dr., NewPorl Beach
2 18)ROOM 673·4444 $127 ,500 • Sun 1..S
125 Vla Yella, Udo Isle, NB 28 Oakdale (Woodbridge) Irv.
840-5357 $209,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 544-0128 $113,950 Sat/Sun l·S
1211 Miramar, Laguna Beach •21771 JGowa Ln (Nwpt W) HB
646·3255 $115,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 962-7751 Sat&Sunday 12·5
•17661 Ironbark, Univ. Park, rrv. 32 Drakes Bay (Spyelass) CdM
$88 500 s l ~ 6 640-6161 $275,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 646·74!4 · un ;.,.,. 20191 Norcroft (Landmark) HB
2 II & FAM RM w D&I
2501 Harbor View CHVH> CdM
646-7414 $229,500 fee Sa/Sun 1·5
• • 21 Balboa Coves. Nwpt Beach
752·1920 $250.000 Sal/Sun 1·5
26 Wildflower <Deerfield) Irv.
552-8879 $82,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
10 Wild Goose Crt (Nwpt Crst) NB
642·1242 $128,950 Sun 1·5
230 Prospect, NewPort Beach
6-t6·7171 $105,000 Sat/Swi 1·5
·4082 Manzanita (Greentree) Irv.
559-6177 $80,750 Sunday 11·5
6211 Sierra Siena (Turtlerock) Irv
552.7500 $114,900 Sun. 12·4
l 1EDaooM
1521 Kings Rd., Newport Beach
645-7575 $249,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
. 19392 Sierra Bello <Trtlrk) Irv.
' 752-6488 $l09,SOO Sat/Sun l ·5
#11 Tribute Oourt, Nwpt Beach
842-9371 Sat & Sunday 1·5
17655 Sequoia Tree, GrdnHm,lrv
551·5891 $89,900 Sat/Sun 1·5
1174 Augusta St,Bkr&Frvu,CM
556· 1174 Sat/Sun 12·5
14112 Deanne, Garden Grove
$40-3666 $67 ,900 Sat/Sun l ·S
3705 Woodland, Santa Ana
540·3666 $76 900 SaVSun 1·5
•921 Capital <Off Wilson). CM
646-5743 $84,500 Sat/Sun 1·3
617 Vista Bonita (Bluffs) NB
673·8.550 $153,000 Sat./Sun 1·5
2038 Aliso, Coata Mesa
646-7171 $122,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
l IR Ir GUEST HOUSE
415 Pirate Rd. (off Cliff pr.) NB
646·0931 $147 ,500 Sat/Sun 12·5
3 U & FAM ltM or D ..
404 Catalina, Npt Hts. N .B
675·6670 $145,000 Sunday 1·5
2617 Redlands, Costa Mesa
675-6900 $89,500 Sun. 12·4
"Jt4525 CamdenDr ,CamShrs,C<lM
644-4910 $310,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
2870 Zell Dr., Laguna Beach
494.9473 $164,000 Stm. 12·3
27319 Jardines (Cordova) M. Viejo
831-9275 $79,000 Sat/Sun 10-5
#3 Pandora (Irv. Groves) Irv.
894-5&U $112,SOO Sat/Swt ll·S
• 61 5 RockfrdRdCam.H'lnds,CtlM
644·6200 $210,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
424 E. 16th St .• Costa Mesa
646-7711 Sat/Sun 12·5
535 Tustin. Newport Beach
t,;73-8550 $124,900 Sat/Sun 1·5
•3351 Marigold <Greenbrook). CM
546·2313 Sat 1·5
1200 Sussex (Westclif() N.B.
~5·0003 $179,600 Sun.1·8
#30 Red1¥00d Tree Ln. (Vlg W) Irv.
831·2133 $1J.3,900 Sun. l-5
1920 Commodore <Baycrest) N .. B.
942.5200 $192,500 lwl. 1-5
4 ... 00M
7M Barracuda, h'P11• Beach
(114) .... 214.8 Sat/SW\ 12-5
483 82D4 Q., Newport Beach
&31·5'83 SU0,000 Sat/Sun aft 11
•2148 Vista Laredo, Newport Bch
644·2432 $1f4,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 lW Keyvtew (Harbor View> CdM
675·3411 '$20,000 Sat/Sun l·S
10081 CuU.y Sark, HUQtlilltan Bcb
5'0·3688 ... 500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1984 BlmlnlPl <Mesa Vei'dt) C.M.
"4·'7383 $8t1950 Sat/SWl l ·S
2900 Qutdldat BluCfJ, NewPDrt Seti
631·1D *1391500 Sundayl-5
4833 CortlaDd,CU\H'lnc!1,Cd.M
11•1111 $212.000 Sunl.S
640·6161 $97 .000 Sat/Sun 1·5
205 Via Jucar <Lido Isle). NpL Bch
675-62.59 $249,500 Sat/Sun 12·5
873 SandcastleDr.HbrVu.CdM
675-3411 Sat/Sun 1·5
3907 Inlet Isle (Harbor View) CdM
675-3411 $244,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
14532 Guama. College Park, lrv.
752-7315 $109,950 Sunday l ·S
1658 Mmorca, (;osta Mesa
546·2313 $85,900 Sat/Sun 1·5
7319 Saddle Hill Trail, Tustin
540·3666 $297,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 * 1508 Dover Dr. (Westcliff) .NB
642·823.5 Sun. l ·5
7 Elmwood, Irvine
752·5368 $102,000 Sunday 1·5
53 Bethany Dr. <Trllrk) Irv.
833-1084 S133,000 Sun 12·5
5 IR Ir FAM ltM or De.
951 Lansing, Costa Mesa
545-8527 $94.500 Sat/Sun 10·3
1800 Port Tiffin ( HVHms) NB
644·6303 $205,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
• • 112 Via Lido Nord (Lido Isl) NB
642-5200 $500,000 Sun. a.s
1823 Tanager Dr .. Costa Mesa
675-4144 $197.000 Sunday 1-5
CONDOMINIUMS
FOR SALE
2 llBllOOM
2764 Hillview Dr.(HV Knolls)N.B.
644-6200 $148.500 Sa 1·5/Sun 14
#5 Weslcliff Villa, Newport Bcb
645-1564 Sat/Sun 2·6
l llDIOOM
#20 Barlovento Crt. (NwptCrest) NB
642-9308 $123,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
689 Vista Bonita, Bluffs, Npt Bch
640-9900 $136,900 Sat/Sun 2·5
631 Fairview <B·C) Santa Ana
646·3255 Sat/Sun 1·5
J U Ir FAM RM or DEN
#6 Redwood Tree. Univ. Park, Irv.
545·M91 $115,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
24 KamaW, Newport Beach
546-2313 $119,500
4 ll!DIOOM
Sat 1·5
•2146 Vista Laredo, Nwpt Beach
644--2432 $1~900 Sat/Sun 1·5
TOWNHOUSES
FOR SALE
Z l!DIOOM
32 Sea Island (Big Cyn) CdM
675·3411 $192,000 Sun. 1-5
1121 Sandi Lane. Cosla Mesa
644·7211 $72,500 Sunday 1·5
HOME & INCOME
FOR SALE
3 •• z ..
2S5 Palmer (Eaataide) Costa Mesa
S48-71TI $215,000 Sat/Sun 1·S
•DUPLEXES
FOR SALE
2 • & IACM An.
206 lSth Street (Nwpt Hts> NB
646·4463 $115,500 Sun. l ·S
2 U IACH
101 Narcissus, Corona del Mar
64•·'1383 ,173,500 Sat/SOil 1-5
rRIPLEX
FOR RENT
3-2•
3'7B WOodlabd, Costa Mesa
8'6-7361 • sooe> mo. SUD J.a.s ......
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Custom S Bdrm. mansion with 113 feet
or front.age ob the waler! Large-boat
slip too! Paso Robles s tone & natural
walnut s paral staircase. Formal
' dining room. 2 wet bars. Soda
fountain. Billiards room. Separate
m~id 's. quarters. Gorgeous cus tom
swamnung pool loo. Call for private
showing. Offered at $1,375,000.
DOVER SHORES-$225,000 ~ Jmmaculate home! Tiled e ntry.
' Massive stone fire place. Formal
dining. Parque t family room . ~ Enormous master wing! Laundry
room t oo! EXTRA BONUSES:
Refrigerator. washer, dryer, freezer,
soflner & built-i n a la rm system $ included! Call today.
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PRICED TO SELL FAST!
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Two bedroom condo .. .Irvine
Four bedroonsoLD1e ... Santa Ana
Three bedrooSOLDdo ... Fullerton
Three be droom h ome ... Anahel m
Three bedroom home ... Anabeim
Three bedroom home ..
Fountam Valley
Three bedroom home ... Brea
Four bedroom home ... Anahelm
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PROPERrIES
752-1920 Inc.
1400 QUAIL ST.NEWPORT BEACH
OPEH TILL 1:30
I 002 Gfltffol 1002
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N.B.A. LINEUP
OPEN HOUSES THIS WEBEHD
I 033 Whlh Salb Woy
Spacious 4 bdrm, f amUy rm borne in
original Ha rbor View with forma l
dining, pool, jacuzzi AND gorgeous
ocean, harbor, island and night light
view. Reduced to $259,500.
Ope. Satwday '.5
4001 Topside LMe
A customized S bdrm, single s tory
with lovely courtyard entry and a 3
car garage PLUS panoramic ocean
and green rolling hills view. Reduced
to $274,500 FEE ..
0,... Sat.day 1-5
708 hwnleaf
A beauillully updated 2 bedroom with
room to add 2nd unit for only $135,500.
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2161? ~ZDLANDS Small bch hme, Spaouh ••••••••••••••••••• .. ••
Roomy 3 BR. 2 Ba, cul· crtyd, wtrtaU. ftn, musl WATERFRONT
de-sac St. Back Bay see. Brkr. 833·1355; BYOWN£R ·SEAG4T£
area $89,500. Agl. 499-1131 CUstorn hie nr It paUo, 61~ hplc, JO' .sbp, water vicw
Wests.Id ft 'ml It bck, 3br, 3ba, 3 r. l.3001q. ·house B Toro I 032 decu, pool, jacum, ten-
+ zcu,1ed for 2 more ••••••••••••••••••••••• nas, dbl iar . $234~000.
Park·like area. $74,950 lmmed Occupancy 714/~. ?13/5S'l-~
Prine Only. Ail-642-9666 Lg 5 br f:im homt, sah~ or ---------
lse option. ss.soo down Pnme Water Locallon.
TH.$ .s IT $550 mo Ail Dotts Beautiful custom home ** ** $89 500. 493-1131 or ?verlookii;ig breathtak· IY OWNER ~ 1ng ChnsUana Bay, 4 br
4 br 2 ba, cstm draJWrY &t & all the extras you can
crpts. Brick frpl & slate MES .a. VERDE lma~ine. Price S335.ooo.
P n t r y . V a n Lu 1 t ~ Tiffany Real Estate wallcoverings. Sualned lmmac 3 Rr+ w/shake &46-662l, S92-33!D
glass Windows. Kitchen root bea uty in xJnt loca· 1---------
proC. r~tn ode led w I lion & perfect. cond. Ask LUXURY
microwave oven, btchr ing $109,000 Agt. 645 1103 WATERFRONT
blk & stainless sleet Ss>acl<>US 3 br custom 2 ~ec. gar w /cedn panel· Fountain Valley I 034 ~t! !:me. ~"~e:~:.1!~" 1;:~~ wig & work ·bench. Low ........ ••••• • •• ••• •••• maml. yrd wtspnnklers dock. Entertainer's de· ~u:ll s~. ~~a~:rn!,';!t?~ COftdo SpKlaHsh bt.e~~~~nl Estate
occ. By Appt. SS7-4368, HunW\iton Reach. f'oun-~l. 592.3393
tM·3i54 Slll.000 lalJl Valley. COIJUl Mei.a I '-~ l-..chltOM Re-dty n~ I 044
Cdl 9'3..086 7 •••••••••• •••••••••• ••• WOODBRIDGE PLAC& ... '
\~THE REAL
~ESTATERS ········•··•··········• ·•••··•·••············· ' CAPE COD
SSS,000 /Sl,SOO
TOTALDOWH
332 PoiaMttia
PRICE RB>UCB> !
$t5SO. For quick sale .
now 184.950 for beautiful
-l bdrm. home. :?964
81min1 Place. Mei.a
Verde Open Sat/Sun. 1·5
--------•!Special offering. 3 ~
GDEl!ll...llROOK bdrm. Contemporary de· ~ l..ched family homes 1n SPECIAL open, woodsy de11gn. fOURPLEX
Choice llunt1ngton
Beach loc rroj'>t'rl) in ~ tip top shape' 3 Hdrm. :! Winding roadwa y to
S Gtftffal I 002 G~I I 002 ba. owner'i. unit Pn l'l'tl soanng 2 story retrt-at'
South of Hwy An abl)olutely charmmg
2 Bdrm cottage with gleaming
hardwood floors and TWO separate
garages. Reduced lo only $134,500. ,AULMARTIH
REALEST ATE
644-1383
Lrg 4hr. 2 stry (am. Justshortwalktolake&
home w 12700 sq rt Top parks in Vlllage of Wood-
t' V. loc. nr Magnolia & bridge From $115,000.
••••••••• • •••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• tosl'll al $2!5,0001 Pnvatc ground protect
3 BB>ROOM-I IAYFAOMT l>l.>cluded tnlry lo lavish
MILITARY
TRANSFER
hv1n~ room . Gourmet 3 IATH lmlboa 's best lot·ath>n' 2 kitchen overlooks :.un
Rdrms . 2 bath l'Ondo 111 -.rune courtyard! Wind $59,500 adult. all !>ccunty bid.: ing s tairway Jc>ad~ to
Its not a m1spnnt, its for Walk to oct>an, p1t•r. sweeping ma!>lcr l>drm
Opew 6ahrdoy 1-S
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M~sa Verde W .500 by
owner. Spac 4 br & fam
rm. 2 Ba, frplc. Secluded
tropical setting. s.56· 1530
Talbt'rt Sl0,000 under _SS2_'4_1_0_1 ____ _
mrkt for th!s mod~I al WOOD R R I D G E B 't' !~~1~0 ... ~a111\1,~:~nl~ OWNF.R. 3 Bdrm. 2 ha. -.... •·· " Broadmoor "Wildwood" your ler~SA80 Under market at $97,900 .
559-009'l
Hlllitington leach I 040 S<'llers sarnf1Ct' 3 bdrm real! Commun1ly pool & \11lage, shoppini:; boat pl us C'l11Jd 's r et rea t ~ ~ $58,500. 1-'1x and :.ave all the amcruucs. Won't :.hp avail All thb for Hurry! Seller U. anxloub. Corona del Mar I 022 Cotto Mffa I 024 ~ thousands Hurry ' la.'!l al tlus pnce. Call $149.500' S.l7 6010 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
•SELLERS•
Living In Nevada now
In escrow in Nevada
Tenant rnovmg out now
38R.2ba Culdesac
Mesa Verde. SBS.000
/\..Johnson Bkr 979-4964
••••••••••••••••••••••• TURTLEltOCK GLB4
aEGAMT COHDO TOWHHOMi
~ Gi540-9922 now OCEAHAtOMT ... ,,. '''" ., . .,,. ~URSANTAAf't4
540-3666 Charming 2 BR. homt• :! I [ ® I i 2 UNITS .... :: ~!!!!&!ossociates!!!U ~a:-n:a&g~::.h~~~ ~~~~.1 ~~air1:• on Poinsettia Separate eut~?x~~r ~~~o• • clo:.c to :.torc>~ &. . _! __ ,.!1!! houses 2BrCottai:e&3 tageonaqwetculde·sac
Otfl Y ~2.000
BUlly up~nded w/loads
of ~ll'"3. Shows like a
modl.'I 2 big bdrm~.
spare for boat & tra1l~r.
Bright & breeiy with a
spectacular h1lllop view.
2 br, den, din rm. (rpl.
sky h ghts. allac. t:ar.
wood e'Clenor. By owner
$134,000. Days 75S-670.>.
Eves 95.5-2009
• ---re:;tauranlo; $275.llOO' Ar 2 bat~ nc"'l'r rear st Great starter home
Want Ads CJll 642 5678 COSTA MESA lcAoa Island f 006 wul.DS10Lm.P500HI ... R.E. By adding a picket fencl' t 264 Santa T omos Only 4 Y"' old 1ss 15()1 · --------I BTtOoL·\ 1 L'.\' "' & da1!\1~ out 1n front. it I 0021G " ['". "' ••••••• •••••• •• • •• • • • • • b f GeMral ~al 1002 TOW~ltOCSI-. ~ Cali494-8581 I <·an c )Our c n·.im
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bit m.;. bnrk fpll up ~A.YRtOMT DUPLEX , "' la~d'e tree RV Jl'
1Belwl'cn Del Mar & I (-....j~t1HiJl}llJj
!'.let>a Or. off Santa \na - -• --·-
,\\ e l l Year lll'W , 3 · Rt•al 1-: .. 1all' 1-·,.-.......... -_•<---.ali-. -·
bdrm. 2 b.ath, 2-l r.im1 --1 -~ .. a sh
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Y 011 hcrH to H~ It-and Htn gin SonM.
Hto'9C)ltt °" Hw ~xc IHIMJ thMcp ,-cc. do
with It! TheN ~ 5 bc1nRs.. fclflllity rm.
1112 kitchens. iar¥ H•*J rOOM, ,.....
with cha11deller and so•e othu
inter~sffnc) .. noob". THrific loeatioft on
the WATY wfth VIEW, ,,_ • kr.Je
froftt patio far ettioyiftCJ HM o.rdoon. A
nal opportuftlty for so1MOAe with
creatiYe ic~os! $449,000 lnc:lucleg 1-.d.
HOME OH THE WATER-VIEW
Fully fumlslwd mobile hOtM riC)ht on the
wot.-r witft Mot VIEW of on ttw wate-r
action!~ ;ust like o home Anl• Clltd
cyeat outdoor patlo for etdeviainitM).
Channinc;r OM bedroom ond dinift9 room.
$67,500.
ISL.AHO COTT AGE
Sunny & bright 3 bedroofn hotM wfth
fonna1 c:fWftg roo.n Clftd pri•ah poffo.
J111t ~ yord to,._.,.,...,_.,
behind the pick~t fuce! This Ito...
offeM ttw opporiwtfty to paint, carpd
eutd won,.,--theft, ya..'U hen-• a doff
ho11se! S 169,SOO.
TWO HOMES OH THEW .4 TBl
A rare gem property on HM conwr of
So..tt. layftoftt. l..+fful day mid fllght
fl9M VIEW of the ,Cl'YJlloft .ct all HM
boath•9 action. loth are complehly
furnished ii• tr.sit ~or. Spacio. 3
!Mdroom, 2 story home wltft tcrg. ~~
Oftd patio. s.parah Clftd chcwuwli'9 2
bd"" coffocJe wfth flreph1u. OMlton
mood"9 ovallobl•. Shown by
oppoillhnent. S-450,000.
COMFORTAILE CA,E COD
W°""tt.. wood~ l ~ m.t
•it wfth lanp brick fireplou. Cozy
nar 2 ~ rqtof wtit. A ,wet(
priced Dvplu on lolboo hload.
$235,000.
COR .. E:R DU'l.EX
DrfH by 620 Ii 6201/:r Acacia .ct dMck
tftls spedal ..... now oc~ by
t•ttonts. fTont .Wt it 2 ~ bock
•it Is l Mdrooms, deft Clltd prf•ah
patio. ShoWft by oppolntmeftf. $1'9,000
6 ACRES HIGH OH A HILL
Located In ,etafuMa wltti o VIEW of HM
Sonta Roso Valtey .ct tM dty. U..•
"turn of tM c...twy" with ..,alty ....
cmothft' cottop. d~EI WILL · SW.
OR EX CHANG! SI 91,SOO. .
ACROSS RtOM THI llACH '
A re.-Y .,..... CMd Jpedom ~· ..ty a ... ._.. ltlrow'" ...., ...._. ... ,..;.
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2 LandscJpi•d 1,allo.,,
1
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romm pool SK9 500, own c rs home p I u :. OCEA.'I/ SIDE of llW\' S'l4.900 Submit\ \offer
Balboa lay Prop. s1m1har rental home Owner found another ~9491
Excellent f1nan C'1u~ S2S5.000 Call RealtON a\a1lable. Sail up to )Our TM Estat~ Malc~rs
• 675-7060 * frontdoor.indenJOY 1714)751·6063
HAHDYMAM'S
DRE.AM
PETE BARRETT
-REALTY-
642-5200 Garage fully Insulated
Built in work ht'neh ~~
Large lot with R \' ac 8ab>a Peftins.ula I 007
l'ess. Newly painted •••••••••••••••••••••••
pan('ling and wallpapt•r Nice 3 Br. 2 ba. on Mon·
Four Dt>droom llomt• m l<'ro $195.000
OUTST AHDIHG ...
Duplex. <"Omer lot 2 +:?
Sl73,500 701 Narc1:.sus
()p(:nSat.Sun. l 5
PAUL MARTIN
REAL ESTA.TE
644-7381
New C.-Ond~. 2 Br,:!'~ Ba.
2 fr-pie's. Cf'ram1c tile
kitchens & bath Pool &
!!pa 67$ t912 Broker ---
EASTSIDE
NE.AR NEWPORT
FANTASTIC AREA
lnve:.tors attl·nt1on .
Walk to Ralph!!; & all
tRVIHE TERRACE !>hopping. Cr<'at fmly
Mesa North Trnly al Marshall Rlh 675 t600 Great Bu> rnr S7t..OOO ·
~-2313 ' 0. • •
ly-chnang room llu~l.' s&..~ k~i.alc Spec1~h:.ts lluntingtoo Beach. Foun-
r~Jr y ard. s pnnklt'r!t 3.1 or S bdrm modd5 tam V3Jley, Costa Mesa
lq:imed. possession a' ail :.omc w pool~ I lochs. tone Re-affy
C.900 ror fast sale. 968..l(l)'l Call '6l-086 7 Roy McCarch Pmnington Propcrtlt's 1:--------•
~:.·.~~:,~~ -EAGER SW.H-orr er execut1Vt' pool
home w/secluded IJ\i in 4
br for $134,900. 968·3371 .
TURTLE ROCK
Plan 8-Fee la.nd-3 Br, 2
Ba. + atrium . Assoc
greenblt & pool. $109,500. Hen's Ht. Hffdle
IN THE HAYSTACK
you've been looking for
2 Houses on 1 R2 lot
Convenient location
Each 2 Bdrms, 1 hath
C-0mpact & tastefully de·
corated. Priced right.
call DOW S96,900
Twtterock Re-atty
AL WILSON. Re~ltor
752-UH 552-0216~•
DEERFIELD
Plan Ill. Twnhome \'a·
cant, 3 Br Z Ba. fncd
patio, elec gar opnr. As-
---1 soc greenblt & pools. --------·I $8.t,500. Call Benson Condo Speciolisb
Hunlmgton Beach, Costa
Mesa, f''ountam Vall<•:v
Touchstone Realty
Call 96J.0867
752 6488
HUDSON BAY
REAL TY, l TD.
1 [~1fi!Hil] LOWEST PRICE
A.TIEACH
Charmmi.: 3 hdrm .'.!' .. homt• IJ(l' lot New cph
bat h n l' w p I u !-. h t.hruoul bt'111g 111s\alled 3
carpc>t:. bc.1ut1ful bdrm ha r~JIO Jt onl) •EASTSIDEllR• I (714}645 -9950
can1Pn :>Pllin~ lrn•.11 s&i.OOO CJll now for \'t'ry dn. lgc anr lr>t I IY OWNER s ok t T h ., R :! Im I Ra nr twst ha\ lot ;Ilion 511~.ouo l.-.i•i• arpt S.I~ ~91 Won 't La t 646 802!i • m c r~c \lin m ., r '•••1mmrn)! tw:ich ()u1t'I h<old -!> • :"\l'arly 3.000 sq fl home, ;!\1Ra.2 frplc-s, bcautd•
'tr1•1•1 pl<'as.int 1 (~tWNlf\4j}ifaij l>br.<iba .. ramrm. L.l(c>~rd nr hca.c-h 4 ~K. formal corated Pool. Jacu1.1
rw11chborhood.StlO.OOO 11 PETE BARRETI . -"-···------"\rt'l"' cHd Jl.iliu nu dlmn~ rm, 22 rnlht•dral l'lbhsc Owner-559-~J
ftt>al £,tall' crpts. nrs. 2 c.ir i:.1r :'\r <'Ii.? f,1n11ly rm v. l'V I -REALTY--;chis & So Csl Plaia stoor fplc. 3 h:.ilh!t. won't GREENTREE
I ~.500 Opn ll~t· Sal Sun la"l loov :.il $120,900 BY OW!'IER
. ""' ,. ' ~. Burr Whit~ Reall~r
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. Jt rouldn l hurt lo ~·all l.n 545-8527 for ;ippl klc-hn frpl , upgrade ...
---------rore\'er \lew from th1:-. ChOC'k N~h about a rt'· Qwet i:ood local. $80Ji,)O
J901 NPwport Blvd NB
(7,UI 675·4630 •
air rond 2 BR xlra lri: \liarding career in real WOODSTREAM CONDO ~in {)pt>n Hous~"Sun IYOWHER denhome Ea~ilyconvt 'd ~tate Fre4' trainin#: if 'llr Bk Bay. spit level. l SU&PAAKVIEW 15 ¥M2Manzanita~·S.. 40' 1-'rom b~ck door to Br. 2 Ba. 3 car gar. :.uper L'pgradcd 2 c.tol'). RV ac· Lo~ BR Glassed in youqualify ~5101 d $94 900 cess $99 •• ~ Hv ownC'r Transft-rred must ~·II
bc:H"h. pri's tigtou s breakfast rm provides ---------n..~_c_or/ra.;. . ., .. ,_7933• • Open Hou!>\?' 1·2 5 pm \\'.oodhndge2 BR &~n. f'1·n1ru.ula Potnl :-:ewly I l · ( & .,_,,... "' ....., x n view o OC'ean E Side Custom home 21881 Kiowa l.n 968 2X53 or 3 BR. Form din i rrn. remodeled 5 Bdrrn. '.! harbor Oin'J!/fam rm. 38r,hugefam.rm .. 3car1_________ atrium, upgra~~d . ~~~~.";~-.:::·ooo. l.Jv"j( rm w/frph: & or1·n ~ar . on R 2 lot. Agt OUR LOSS By owner. 3 BR. l ba lndscpd .. S99,950/be-.t _____ beamce1hng.1 BRw/µvt 646_7171 YOUR GAIN' Excep· home. Prime location ofr.~1-0685
entrance C>an ht' studio. ----al •f V d C Must S('(' tn 11pprl'r1ale. ------~----------FERNAMDO•S ofk. maid's rm? Clos1• to !too " esa er e oun· S87.500 1738 Ptnt.> St, II B ...... --.-.~ try Club Dr. ho me HIDEAWAY schls & shop'g z:;oi GREEMBROOK R(.>dured to s111.500. r<'· S36<>:m •YA Sl75k•
3 Bdrm. t bath ho use on Harbor View Open Sat . tu-ed & mov1ng to the de· ... rSUME V ... LO...... r work With Orange Co
I> Sun. United Brokers. Hill A.;t ,.. ,..,.. \" I 1-1 qUtct enini.ula St. bl Fernandez. 7141646·7414 4 bdrm. 2 ba. fo:xtremely sert ! 3 Bdrms . formal Savi• thOU'>•lnds without cts on Y. om es t n Drastic tim1• on market in 17 __ ___ popular CAMELOT mdl dining, family rm . 2 ha\' mg :.'Q·, do"'n No r.~\~ For info~!~~
.)t.'ars J\gt 6423331! 1---------Thls lovelyhomelorate-d frplrs · be:iutiful yard & quJl1f}1ng. no credit.,,.... ___ __ Reduction Copi tn.to le h Io I 81 WOODSY VIEW on a clll·dt·sac within patio Call toda~·' rheck. no t'l<>!otn1~ rost!-o -~~
E-<C'lusivc Callfnrni.:i •••••~••••••••~••••••• Lrg4 BrExecutlvehmc easy walklngdlstamcto r, / 11 Twodavl·~1rov-dn:-l·to fRVIME'S
styled horn<· 1n primt-S,.AHISH /\ 1 condition So Coast Plata lht>a1 res ( t1il1Jlfl ~' , 1un beach. 573.5011 Pnnc on
location J ht>droom Completepnvar' &r~laurant3 Mnny out· .f!JM~~·tft(•.) h k9J..S-l79ai.'I NICEST ., home with family romn FtXEtl U,.PER ...,.,S,000 Ml 54&1 l>lJndtni feature~ in 1' · JI e· h t ""'' I"-' 3 Br to"'nht>U!lt', nr llunt duung, eating .irea anr1 4'r s yeur <" ancc o c uue fi1"':J-8~.'M C1rep(aC1! Pool' $83.9W Sa\C big 1$$ "'Ith Im· C'ustom Drapcrn'~ Hrbr ~)l !WJO. o .... nt•r
BKR. 540-1720 ;iginallon & paint. 4 Spac CAMEO HIGHLANDS C-Oven~d patio 2435 E. CoHt Hwy .. CdM A~ ~7 73:!.'>
TARBElL BR+ d1nang room. bnck By Owner 4 br 2 frpli. Decorator Wallpaper~ n.-H 1 O (rplc Co"ered patao \~3. 1 throutthout -----~" ouse Y wne-r
II c;pec. ocean 'ie"' P' out ... ~r gar. BRQ GOLF COURSE HOME Sat/S41n I 0-5 r ant ul'T')'' $73.900 beach, e ncl p:it10. """ ~ "lt I In Califomlo" WALL STREET f I r e p I l L I\ "I 0 Auto Gar f>oor Opener Spac 5 BEl ram rm 3
REALESTATE INCLUDED $232,000 5'tyU~hl1n Fam Rm cargar-JOOOsq.ft Lov
ASSUME 831-3750 493-2202 Open Sunday J-5 4RJJ BYOWNER9798123 el)' patio w /forc,cr
SS0,000.. Cortland. 673-7286 No _Pnn OnlyS109.~ \1CW' PncedalS197.000.
S Open Sunday 1 5 to.-S79,fOO pertacular Blum .. ocn _B_rk_r_s _______ ·--------me lS23TanaRerDn'<'
3 bedrooms Loralrd harbor view 3 Br 2''z Ba, IY OWHER COftdo SpeclaNsh P.
next lo central park :ind pool. jac. sauna, tennis HunUnatori Beach, Foon· :AREL $ 2 3 5 , O O 0 0 M N I Beautiful large corner •·
beautiful lake. grral for 714-66HOOI lot. Corona Jhghltuids 4 lam Valley. Costa Mesa. W•I' "-LKER
fish.Ing and saihnJ?. ~ur bdrms. 2 bath-; fenced To-=hstOM Realty YYb ~;;,~.e~J'ilh~,1~~~ol?~ RVEIB>ROOM yard. fixer t-'N• 1:11111 Call963-0167 [B + OCEAH VIEW 5155.00<> As.:t O v. ner 67r. A144 ~real buy' Won't last ...... _ _ ~---•-UITC>lt long. Call 911:1 6767 custom 2500 ~q. n home ti?:l-:1620 . •~''" , ,,. , , .,.... , . , jw•t minute!! from bt>ach. NE\" 1 JSTIN" RB>UCB> S7,000 BY OWNER Spnnish arch 4'ntry way. •1 ~ '" ' • ' ... I Yr old 1•:,H.t Costn [·~ •. ·. I l::leganl 1·nll'rtainmrnl 2 sly, rrmodl'lt'd, 1111i:rd Mel;a triplex, d.-luxt> un-, ~r .. ac.· lllx20 Dlnln" t''(CC honie. 3 nn l Ha. 11.S ea w 12 bdrm'I 2 ha " " ~ " d.-n. & d"ck w '"'l"w ' · · ·• · r""'m ~··tic "~t '"ood "' ' cbrun"' aren. laundry & ,., · '""' '"" · -towards Calalln a in old " •1-ck• Call today ("'le. Now $178.000 uc ... • CdM S214.900 Drkr .,.. WAU STREET 7S9-1288 EYEL YM C0,8.AMD
HST FOR LESS REAL ESTATE UALTOtl 552·004
3 Bdrm condo. SS0.000
U p a r a d e d .
~proofed, paneled •
papered. Latb " plaster.
ceramic tile. private
patio, private courtyard
Pool, u uoa. QUIET
C10HLoSo. Coast Plaza.
tll-3750 493-2202 Cotta Mffo 1024
631 So. Fairview 8-C
OPENSAT&SUN l $
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1022 •••••••••••••••••••••••
REDUCED $25,000
DUPLEX
ll ~ ln(oo~tveble to buy
a I.rt-dul)lex th•l JNkes ,... wthfib ttnt.s thae
d&)'I at the beacb. These
3 BR ft 2 BR homes are
~~on t tot 4' have a poattlvo cub now. Plen-
t)' of textured ~ood,
akyU(lhl fs it... accen·
tuate &hfJ bnt priced •-------•I duplex w/absolutely no
SUNSHINE delernd JNtnt. For de·
ull• c~JI 54-4·1'40, !\Ir. AVAf• •BLE MeKune~r.
._.. COZV 3br, 2ba + 1u.esl
$77 500 ~e. Frpl, 2 pall~. R 2 , • lot. rrin. only. $157,000. 10~ DOwn od larn 3 ~r. N0-7000
bdrm. 2 bath with larae --------
N•Mr)' •Ii• ltl~chon
views tropk•I rear
IJ'OUndt. OWntc: bouCl\t anot.blr. JI. 140.tfU
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TRIPUX
Garden l)'l)e uruu ln CM. ~r. 2Br. 2Ba + aood k)c.
HOLLIS WOOD
REALTOR 6'1U676
MUST S&l HOW
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fl'ruh P!llnt ond
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and start baaaln• your
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nas IS THIE OML y WIB-840
YOU'U SU THIS AO! nu ring the next fe w days we are going
., ·lo sell our beautiful Cul verdale home
to the highest badder. This spacious
21SO sq. ft. home has 4 DR, 21~ BA,
excellent landscaping & many
upgrades. Sealud bids will be
~ccepted . 80% rtnancing. We 've
enjoyed this home for 4 yrs, have good
equity and are not greedy to get the
Jast dime out. Of course, we reserve
the right to reject rificulousJy low
bids. However, we s uspect some
family who ls prepared to act f'ast will
obtain a real lrvlne housing bargaln.
Call 552-0538 for appointment.
MOREHOUSE
FOJt YOUJt $S
230C> aq n Of Uvlna ap•ct
2 hu1e maater bdrm11
wlt.h tbelr own
baths+one more bdrm
11.1\d hath ror use as 1uht
bdrm or den. Open
be.ma and frplc warm
the front room and din
In& room, All thls+a
coastline v!vw m.,ke this a 11reat value at '149,SOO
i.n Laauna Beach.
3 Gl~ T UMfTS II
in C.J aone on COUt
$!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!!!!!!!!!!!1 hl&hway In north end
What a Combination !
See It and use your Im
agl nataoo. S187,SOO
C>Nner rnay carry 2nd
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O~rden Home In Univ TD
Prk, Irv. Jbr, 2ba BEST BUY DOLP'HIM R.E.
Designed to full advan IM CALL 49-MSl I ~ or l stry pnvacy ~~~~~~~~~ Locnear2pools &tenn1 TURTLEROCK 1 -
eourt.s on a beaut. green Bdrm., 2 ba , sup I.' r
belt. 714·551-51191 sharp Plan 2. Great lora·
~~---1 Uon cl06e to park & pool
All the decorating and
land~capang has been
done, lt'l> ready t.o move
inta. Sll4,SOO
0wner, 3 BR. custom. Multi-
elfgant, spac. Huge f.'am 'tS23 CAMPU' Dt·t'Rvt~E Amenities Rm. vacanL Mu st sell. • Woodsy setting on dead·
Sl l2.950/oCr.11Hl9"1 5641 $7000 DOWH end st. nr. beach & ten
OPIM HOUSE SUNDAY I :00.5:00
21522 'YllETOP LANE
MIW WOOD AMO GUSS
CUSTOM HOME
-H•tl•d M • old Hc.,ypt.s gron,
•ap•111I•• ocecu ••4 CotaH••
•lew .... SIH,500.
SOU'l'll
LAG UNA
499·455t
497-333 I
LAGUNA
NIGUEL
495-1720
DANA
POINT
493-8812
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OUTSTANDING IAIGAJN
Panoramic ocean/sunset view from
elegant spacious 4 Br, 3Ba home at
the lop of Portotino. Handsome
fireplaces in living rm & master suite.
Sunken tub & interior atrium are just
a few of the many luxurious
appointments in lhis custom home.
OPIH HOUR SAT & SUH 12·5
CalforD....._
MAY 0
CORPORAT I ON
380 GLENNEYRE LAGUNA BEACH
CK
(714) 494·2148
buys this 2'1lly, 4 Br con-nis; beams. f"rench
•llU OW M aKETI do TeMls & pool prvlg's. doors & fine alalned LOIJllM hoch I 048 ~ hoch I 048
'""" A" "-·-·r will finance. \'a" gla:.s window in LR. 2 •••••• •• •• •••• ••• •• ••• • •••••• •••••••••••• •• ••• WOOOBRIOGf; 3 RR V'IO'JI... '" 8R&artslud10.$1S5,000 SP'.,.T•cu••n dramatic EASTON. prof M oH' right In Call l&U) * ,..... ~ I.A"•
lndscpd & upgrd, p\'t loc 64-1 5598. Own agt. OCIAH VtlWS
7 Clearwater. )139.!ISO .tl!fan Luxury custom home in
TtlRTLEROCK. charm SACRIFICE ,./fl[l Portafma. Very spAr1ous
iflg 3 HR, ~ <1tnunt .! S9000 under mid I Ill 13000 sq rt) 2br. den. :-.tr.ts. 31 Bethany. Deerl1cld Pk homc,4 br. I ' 2\2ba w/dramatrc in·
$119,900. GREE,\ITREE Jba, 2600:.q n. Upgrades. •I' J ~nor. Pnced below mkt
4 BR HAMPTON w/11un S132,900. Own 559-SS98 22~ at !283,000. OUers tn·
dl?ck, 4331 Brook!>1dc, • -O S I vited. $l(}.J.99S. For preview. Deane home, Kensington. Means ty e IYOWHO
Patrick Tenore, Agt 4 BR._J ba,famrm.coun-Spacious 2 BR view 499-1965
552-441-1 try kitchen, air cond, on home W/l·bdrm. guest OPEN SAT 125
-greenbelt Wood deck. apt. 2 Blks to beach. N Q R J N S 659 Bolsana Dr UNrV Park 4br detached rommun. pool & tennis Huge deck. Hidden from
htime tn prim(' lcx:a. Nr crts. By owner. $159,000. street. Many appllanCt!S RE ALT y hst..r, TM n ... ~ark. nu crpl'g lhniout 559 0337 ...... , ......, 000 10 .. 1 Of ... _ a..-i-1-ls\e vrd. Opn Hse Son ---------1 u ... • «.41. "'" ,...~ .. _., ........ ,,.
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SEAVIEW Pari Royal 2 SUPllt 1UY
PEACEFUL VALLEY VIEW
Dramatic entry wi th vaulted ceilings
& vertical s kyltghls cr~ate an
alm06pbere of warmth & spaciousness
the combination famlly rm/kitchen
adjacent to the patio garden area,
which has room for a pool are just a
sampling of the features which enable
you lo bve comfortably or entertain in
this new 4Br, 3 car garage, never been
lived in home. It only awaits your
individual touch valued at $139,500.
UT US SHOW Y~I
MAY 0
CORPORATION
380 Glf NNEYRE
LAGUNA BEACH
c
(714) 484•2148
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Sl«y, 4 Br, a Ba .• buut. fllTAOO
\itw. lll>dacaplna. fm411t Dover~ Area. 4 br upgrados. ~st buy-By 2 bl pl ,__, 0 w n" r . $2 a, o O o ' com • r ..... ecor. a. ~landscaped. ~, Owner wltl flnancl.'
LIDO ISU Drhe by. 11100 Dovtt Dr.
lmmac 3 br Z ba home ,_0wnr __ l_A...::&t_t7_3_4.u __ _
Beam Ct'll'iS Utruoul OCUMAIU on.a
Beaut. <"td•r paDel'c. $1tf,500
liOUt.b patio. Pnnc. only. P~ Bronu RJtr CMS-lS3t Hy owner. $348,000. ~
Via Eboli, 675-2308
JUSTRB>UCB>
2512 VlSTA DBL ORO Blum~ twnhse, 3 Br 2th
Ba, modtl w/all up
grades. new carpet, pvt
yard. $111.900. 644-&S85 •
IAYVIEW
Li 2 br a ba mobile
home In e~clu. BayStde
VW. Clubhse, pool, jac.,
prlv. b ch . poss. boat
~lt p SS7.500. 675·7903
673-7M8
NDO l Br Bayfroet.
Newpart Bay t owers. ~.000 . Ph 845-JlOJ ~Cl.
HAalOltVllW
MONTH<>
Prof. decoratH 4 BR.
famil1 rm, lot.a ol wood
Ii brick. Sp1ol1h tllo
kitchen, suuoo. c .. ••o.111z
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BIG CANYONTWMiME Wntclff VOio
L---... 1-......1 1052 , __ H'-...J I OS2 2 br 2 ba. Gtffnbrler. COl9do __,. ... ,..."'P'9" __,..... ..,.... pnced to ~ell. By owner ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1153 750 640-747'7 2 BR. z b a .• pool .
~autlful l"o l>tory home • ' J a c u ii: a I · Geo r I e
--------· 3 m . new. 3 Br 212 Ba lliCH lliUTY Wiiliamson MONAaCH IAY SUS,000. by owner. Rualic. 6 Br, l blk to 1-Rea.J __ to_r ____ Ms....,.1564_
THRACE 495-5894. beach on Bal boa
New custom home under 3 BR, G3 me rm, formal Peninsula. ~II today for
ronstroc:llon ~ 14 BR. 3 dirung, air rond Com pl lllOt'e Into.
BA, family room & din redecor'd, top upgrades PIRFOllMAHCE Inc area. Spa off master Lge cul di! sac lot. Pool R48 224 l
ltC. CAHYOM
BeauUflilly ~t.d 3
br 2~ ba bomO W/pooj 4c
lovely view. '315.000. Ownt.-r. 640-IMI bath atnum. Still time & Jacuu.l. Room tor RV •--C-.... -.... _..., RDO .... T for buyer to select $9'J,950. """"'~ ....
carpeting, drape11, etc:. A EBB TIDE' REAL TY Rumpus rm. + family CUSTOM IUIL T lovely view home & 4lM 9456. evs 497-~98 rm. w/pool table: • BR,
only .. ~.ooo. 2l:? bll. Wal.le to beach. Newpor' Ht. home.
f'ICTURI! THIS 23152 Falt 91 riflS hst pools, tennis. A real Cheerfully decorated. 3
Only steps to the recrCll· GOLF COURSE charmer, only SlSS.900 ~~.;~il'~I~ ~",{~~
lloo cent.er & beach! 2 3 BR. den & library. CAYWOOD REALTY
INC 548 1290 frplc. 222 La Jolla Ln. BR + study. View of Brkfst rm., 2 frplc's, 2"7 · · M2-9740 for appt, ilarden from e\'ery BA. Pool &jacuzzi. 2!00 ...;_ ___ .....:...:...._ __ _
room. "FUN" near the Sq ft $265.000. BLUE WHITE GEM HV Homes, Carmel 3 BR sea. Beal b~-lowest CUMMINGS REALTY pr 1 v 8 c y re I In 5 + Fam Rm, pvt )'ard.
prlc'ed. Call lo · 495-1407 $U9,900. 7S2·0'17 supreme ! Gracious / .. clay .. $12%,960. • ~ E--t I 055 family home In pre· 1-ownr __ a-'•'--·-----WOMDERFUL LIFE ...-e ,...._...,s
••••••••••••••••••••••• st1g1ous Westcl1fr. SIR HAJtlOI YU 111 this Niguel Shore~ 3 For "I llv1·nc room BR, 2 BA lownhoml! Upgraded Laguna m.. PRfVACYonahugelot.
beautifully land:.raped \11lage Condo. 3br. 2ba. ;~~~~ w F~r~ a J,~,~~ Lg pallo. w:sep area fo r
f\all recreJllon fartllllt>s view. Rec fac. O"·ner room overlooks lavish play osr pool. Nr achla In tbl• private ar•a 49'7·1426 $196.~ Open Sat1Sun ,. .. ,Rrnund~' :! Flrcplact"' p s I Vacant make or. ~.A!s11'-V1'e1'0 1067 L'I I I l r I 5 18Jl . tac Ing.
fer .. $9'J.SOO '::' ••• ::···•••••••••••••• to~~~~; p1~l'~f J~ur,;, ! 64-i ~3
GREAT ASHING Bv owner, !\tadnd JtiO, .i Call 6450303 Npt Shore ... By Owner.
.it lbe beautiful 40 acre Br-den, 2 frpls. 3 ba. Ir~ ~br. 2ba, 2 car g .. r. D)i:.
fish stocked lake whkh ram rm. maslr hdr 370 ... _ • 973 03'15, e\'s 631·5483 1s within walklnr d1i. l>q rt w frpl vww. pool
lance from this sharp 3 36x l6. newly dt'roraled OLDIE
BR. 2 BA brand new in ~lde & out. pro-IUT
home Oon'l miss soe1ng fessionally landscpd , .. ~-'-GOODIE
Uus one .. $93,500 OPEN HOUSE Sat 25th,/~~~~~~~~~ Blk l bd L--Mi--.1 Realty Sun 26th, 26701 Val l· ·to ocean; rm.
-,..-·-.,..... p Oceanfront Dpl• home. offered at lot 496-2413 493.9494 ans<>. 768•4669. S4SO,OOO value, M ,000!
495-5220 830-5050 ---------HIWPORT HACH 12·4.0wnerSSJ-4632 DEERFIELD 2 DR, 21~ ~1an OPEN HOUSE
______ , ba. 2sty twnhsc. Dbl i:ar, v.JC Saturday l to5pm This lovely family home
IlANCHO SJ., 3 BR, San pool, $72,900. O" nr. V1 683ThahaSt, Laguna l()('ated on a qwel hilltop CuldPsac & golf course ~IS Rey, 12th green & 995-3591 cozy CAPE COD· Th ts Sltttl W/3 BR 2 BA . has a Of'tghborhood, spac 1 br
---~~~~~~~! FORSALE-BYOWNER PegBromaRllr ~ REAl.TY '75-1642
-Cordova La Familia 3 BLUFFS
BR w/parenl'$ retreat, 2 Hr Fcn11ioft l"-d
·: ~:v~~~i-1~0 Sun, 2ll •TURTLEROCK• ~b:~~~ ~acg~~~1}~1~~ ~e)~~h~f~~/~~finrg~m& ~·as.~'.1:St~ If! lot
J BR 2 Ba Bro;idmoor, restored charmer. 3 paneled walls Large
b f h l 3 Bdrm \'Bonita" plan a. am rm. ean one "3 BR W/SPA" d ~1 d All one level, new cpb, eeor "any upgra eo;. 0°corated thruout,
COCOA·hued carpel'J!. W/fam rm, din rm. Up· -Bdrm<1, den, library, country kitch w1w•arm JUST LISTB>!
n -l 1 i 'd I flooring &. shutters. • ncau nr ~rfi on rg '-aut yard & Sllnstun"
pool & lt'nn1s Modl'sl grds. Avl immed BEACHCOTTAGE formal dining room . brirk wa ll. lge y;ird 3Bdrm.2t'lb11thhom1'
t .-9""" $115,000. Own l AJ:l.,.. p1ctur.-squc o . •• ·""" bn""I. 83 ,,,,,.. 833 HSSI or 644 2148 eve., .... i.,,,,5, - -··5 BR. LARGE'' pn ce. S88,500 17661 Iron $112.900. L.,ehld. Ownr1 Gre<tt weekender or skylit country kitchen & w1frwt lt~ & pvt side <'IO'tc to schnol &. l.ikl', * * BEST * * b k a"' 7<n.1'.'"" start.er home. Top cond, . ..... patio. Pri c~d lo •ell n"w pa1nl & t·arTM>l• "i''' ~r _._Agt_Peg:..&i6 1>1tt '"-IQ-""----3'2 blksbeach,roomror ~arawkartistst>!tti'~ r ~ ,~.'1uge )a~rt :.~1\ BIG HOUSE BUY
• Sl,OOOhlowMkt GR.\NADA expans io n. 2 BR, Dtn ywal tolhe ac qwcklyal~ll!J.500. mature (ru1l lrt·c ~. 4&>drooomsandform11I
.\.illage Ill. 3 BR 3 Ra rNTHE RANCH Rm, I BA. SllS,OOO. has e$1·Hellent ocean This remodeled home 1n Pnced nght at S::U,:XIV dtn1n.: & du broom~ v. OPEN SUN I 5PM EBB TIDE REALTY \lews 89,500. G
.,,.., ... A bonus rm. can be 2 cl011e in Bluebird Can)on mnus room real l<Jed moreBR,\'<1ultedd~s.2 48R.fonnaldiningrm, SPANISH MANSTON-in\1lestheactivefam1ly ii_~~I!'tn lion. nr .a .it ·
pools. tenn1'>, $113,900 pool s1 lol. 2600 ~q n B.} Steps wthe beat"h. 2 BR+ Unique Dana Point 3 BR 3 BJ\ and a huge ~IlU Mar~ul?nle ~n House Sun I S. •Jt1 $139 900 551 :;()6ll landmark conH•rted to J family room open lo ~ RIGIIT Rf.ALTY
MEW
2·story Sea View oomt!
$15,000 DN
.,.,,...,. 15192Toura1neWay 494-9456. e\·s497 3SQ8 m I p &
Redwood Tree Ln owner loft &. frplc & Sl'P· uruts Perfect for owner wooded <'anyon \W~s 41111 2800 979-8533 "guest' stud1o Asktng ....... ~.d k d t ----8oulhlanders63l·2l33 occupaUon plus income ••u~ ec san anl'n ry d If ------------~---•--•---L 10481 ;;S1;;;39;;;;·;;;500;;;;;;;;A~gt;,;494;;;;'337;;2;;-;.j ()('can view lmpresstn <"ourtyard pro~tde View Cwo~ oNon ~.~r wporlhoch 1069 __....__,..~~
4 brm 3 ba. 2 frpl!>. pool.
J-.cuiza, tennis, grd
i:ate!i \.'F:RY priv \.'/\C
<"""nt>r 11 1 arrv b.il No
credtl 1-'ull prtt'tc
$265,000. 7~1 H77S;
640-m&
Elegantly decor'd
thrum.It. tor movie star
enlcrt.11lnlng & llvinl!.
"3 BR CONOO'y
F.uc home. European
deeor'd, 1mpress1ve f'or
dt't:11ls Property House,
P.itnck Tenore, SSZ-441-\ agent ______ _
---------1--.---uoi;n I• uJ secluded outdoor hv1ng <'OUl'Se, est tnr -••••••••••••••••••••••• JUMIO V ..a. • A HAPPY USTElt ••••••••••••••••o••••• PORTER REALTY facade &i lmmac alely ErJOY lhe fireplace tn 2ba. many Klr.is. Sli3.~ * ~ BACK ON ~fARKET remodeled Interior Ownr 4!M ZZ-'8 OCEANFRONT I work w1lh Oran1ie Co " lOOONO. COAST HWY Si2~5 this warm coty home ~----V I H l '1'1> o u r f ra e n d s a n d
e»lghbors from the stare ~ ,· lt&d Hill Realty 1580 Skyline Dr 497•2468 · · and 1.tve Laguna ltfe al iti. • • * • * * ~llghtful 2lir, 28a bt·h et5 on Y. om<>s o
Upper Mnhc Hills. Open iu .. DEL MAR besl. $1.S8,960. LEASE orTIOH house Own er w 1 I l S17S,OOO. J"or ln!o5ral~"" Sun. 2·5. 4 BR 2 Ba, Fam "" finanre. $?75,000. Vet Agt 11""""'
OCEAHRlOMT
hse & apt. Coa s tal
romm. approved Upan,
plan.." 1325.000. 631·31UG
SEAYtEW
New Bedford, out.st.and-
1 n g Catalina /Fash
Island view! sparkhng ,
..
red hill .&!:.;.
552-7500
Rm, Din Rm, great OCEAHROMT 2 Bdrm., l bath home HO f'AYMEHTS HOLLIS WOOD
ocean & mtn views. DeUghtluJ 2 bdrm. home with two rear units. Well a..~t.Jr-mlNE~ OH EqUITY! REALTOR 675-8676
$1.S2,000. on huge lot with fantaalic estabUshe-d aren & well "JJJ,."'~"oc;1"'n;!> This Is one of lhe mo,c;f
EBB TIDE REAL TY ocean vleWl! ! Easily ex· cared lor. Sl7S.000. 1550 s. Coost Hwy. tasteful and lmaginati\I' IOAT SLIP
49.a.!)456, evs 497-3598 panded. $398,000. OWN YO UR OWN _ ,_&...-__ a._ec_h_4_t_4-_t_4_2 _f homes In t h e a r r a + VllW
EMERAJ.D TERR. ,-Gracious living is or F'rom thl~ elegant 2 BR I 044 ln1-I 044 North end, 2 bdrm. & Large 2 Bdrm., 2 bath O· Ocean view lge hme frrt<I in this beautirul <'<>ndo So cln, you 'I I
den, hdwd. noon, vault· Y·O. ·~ block lo . Main guarded are'a, xcng ro; e)(ecutlve home. Extrn think 1ls new ! Agl •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .
macnab I lrVlne
realty
"'PJtESID&fr' HOME W /IVSYTHIMG!
Turtle Rock's quiet elegance high
on the hill w /view of lights, green
hills & valleys ... even the ocean!
Spacious 4 BR, family nn, living
rm w /2 stone fpl cs. Lg.
entertainment area w/mature
landscaping. Priced to sell at
$235,000 fee. Laszlo Sharkany
7S2·l414. (S-86)
GOIMG MY WAY
ed t"eillngs; privacy + Beach. $89,.500. Financ-smlr. Brkr 833·13SS ; large ma<ilt>r sutl<'. 2 5.56-4175
blue water view S19S.OOO in& available. 499·1731 pleasant bdrms. 28;,i.
APTS./HOTfl
$48,000 Gross annu;il in·
<'Orne. Top Coast Hwy
location in cen tral
Laguna Beautifully
restored landmark bldg
for sale al $595,000
UGUHACHARM
Two homes in ua1que
JocaUon with views. And,
are priced al only
Sll9,!i00 each.
McCORMACk
REALTY 494-7551
* 494-8057 * den frplc , gourmet HEW,ORT
LAGUMA IEACH
ISA
WAY OFLIFE
(WllATA
WAY TO LIVE)
1. UP AT A VILLA:
Located h11h up o n
l..arwia'a famed Riviera
coastline. Dela! led
Mediterranean architec-
ture w /chalk white
plaster. red Ule rool\lnes
.le Iron grill gat~s. 2
Bdnn. OUTSTANDING
VALUE AT $199,500
RAHCHfT
&lliCHIT
Laguna Beach County
area. 2 bdrms. 2 baths.
hardwood floors, open
bum cellinis, brick
frplc. <Horses Lesal>
Sll7,SOO
MAURVSTAUJl'FER
SEA LJON REAL TY
:J;Ol E Cst Hwy, CdM
673-5354
kllt'ht>n and many e'C
tras The patio & pool
areM are Ideal for t'n
lerlAJn1ng wnh an out
door gas BBQ and lu~h
landscaping. 1139.000
STANALA"D
MEGARGEE REALTY
C714l 497-11a ••••••
HEIGHTS
Locat ed 1n thP
NEWPORT H 1\RBOI<
JI J G H S C JI 0 0 l .
DISTRICT on a hURe
comer lol Wlth alley ac·
ccss and room for your
00.t, a.s one o( Newport ·c;
lowest FEE LAN[)
home!I. Handsomely re·
modeled with gractful
l'ntry, rock f1replate,
beamed ceilings!
COZY 3 Bdrm hom(
nestled in Lttgun.1
Nlfuel Highland s
perched above Valley d QUAIL fil lichts and mln view Pt..A C8l
from 2 covr'd pallos. lo PROPJCR'tTil;Q
rd I d d -7U-ft20 tnn ma1nt ya • 111 1ng rs ~ouA11..1T Nl:~a1A01
off m~r bd~m & <'011n1ry Open Tiil 8 '30 PM kitchen. finished 1ia r, as ---------
rule ht rs, 4 br. Cam rm. 3 CAMALFRONT ba. 1919 Yacht Colinia.
4 Br. 3 ba + Ion. Custom Sale or be/opt. $265.000.
tile, m1 uowave. frplc, Open. sund~k + many xlras. Owner768-04S4.
Priced to sell fast nt .
S1S9,500. 642·3361 Agt or Oehghtful 2 + den. 2 Ba.
64S-02H Newport Shores bomr.
FOR SALE BY OWNER
VlEW OF CATALINA
~ a part of l'XC1lin&
l\!ewport Be:ich hft•styl' 1 ~ this ab~olutely
magmfrf"t'nt 3 RI\ N.8
t'Ondo ~'rpli·. "l'l bar.
pool, J3<'UlZI. steam room. tennis crts Move.
in cond. 4 l e\'els in
highly upgraded neutral tones Priced way under
market at $123,000
Please call any day or
e ,. P e x c ' p t W e d .•
642·9n ------
"BLUFFS" Twnhlile, 4 br .
<am rm. xlnt cond. qwet
street. Agt 646-7171. ---
$99,SOO. Open l ·S
Sat/Son 231 62nd St ••
Propert,y House 642·38SO.
PRIVATE
B.AYFttONT
COMMUMln
Oftlfif HOUSE
SAT & SON 1-5 PM
Fee land overlooking the
bey with B«luslon •n<l
your own boat slip. Up-
graded two bedroom
plus den.
QUAJL fll
PL.ACID
,.L; P1'0PLftl lt9.
-75.2-·1tl0 tn~ 1.0.0UM.ST~~
Open Till 8:30 PM ... Stop at this perfec tly planned
townhome. Neutral colors & wood
walls compliment the oak floored
entrance & wall finishings. 2 BRs, 2
baths , formal dining rm, brk !pl +2
enclosed patios. The epitome of
good tas te. $120,000. Jean Dales
642·8235. ($-87)
IUYl:R'S MAUET
FANTASTIC OCEAN
VlF.W·QuaUty 3 Bdrm.,
21, bath home. Open
beam cellln&. Spanis h
stucco Interior, quality
c~ts. etc. A must see
al $142,500.
2. HOME & rNCOME: ln
tbla Dana Pt. duplex,
main unit has 3 BDRMS.
&2 BATHS. Lge. Uv. rm.
"'/et.one firepll1c•. bllHn kllc~ PLUS 1-BORM 1213 N. Cst Hwy Laguna 497-3388
90C. pool & rec rrnlt•r ILUFfS?
Priced ~low <:omprlt
ORIGl ... AL ILUFFS
Fam home, 4 br 3 ba,
frpl. beam ceilin.rs. vu
ol Fas!) Isle. oprn &
:.11ry. $144.900 Open
I lou-;e Sal/SUn l 5. 2146
\'1!.ta l.art.-do. 644 2.-132 pp
HURRY nus WON'T LAST
$147,500
REDUCED P'OR
..
SPACIOUS IS TNI won
Lg. 4 BR home bu formal dinlng
rm + faml17 rm. Upgraded carpet,
tile. drps & entry. Owner
·transferred before he could
la.Ddscape. Lgst. Broadmoor-bullt
home. $123,SOO. Appt. only. Natalie
Benjamin 752-1'14. (S-88)
t% 1N1'111ST LOAN AYAK.
... from Mller on Wt 3 BR, f amlly
tm townbome ln Univ. Park. Seller
to pa)' oil exlatlng Jst TD. $30,000 down & seller will carey lit TD of
$141000, payable $756.35/mo. prin. &
blt .• arnortJ.J:ed over 30 m . AU due
lD 10 yrs. or on sale of prop -w /no lou fee & no prepayment penalty.
Oo arcanbelt & well decorat d I .ooo loci. land. Gil Ide 752-141'. AB>
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APT . RENTAL .Imm ______ _
SE PARATE RM .
W/F'lREPLACE .
NEEDS PAINT &
CLEANUPf Real value
lion at $94 ,900 C:ill
VlSION for dlreclion11 t
open hou~e 768·7101 CGUMy & Company
l ll>i So. Coaat Jfwy
LAGUNA BEACH
497-2457
SEASCAPE COMDO
In San Clemente, 2 Br •
den or 3 Br, hl&hlY \Ip·
.,ad'd. Ownr putthued
anothtr •must"" oow 1
$94,500. LHH/oplloo.
Lodt!lox. HUIT')', call I
PANT ASTIC YllW
Mooattb ~a:unlt D ,Ian
B. l Br, a l>a, prof.
lndacpd 6 dacor"ed.
Silt.JOO. Ownr bou&hl another hdme, burry-brinl olfert t
IXC&.U5'VI OHL Y La.tuna B .. cb motel w/charm. 22 uolll,
$150,000. Super Joe on
ooeansldeotbwy.1 blkto
public bch. Swtmmt"c pool , view, 1ome
w/kilthfn. Prfncoruy.
l ACll Ott LAMD
W/FASTFOOD OUTL&T
Ample J>•l'kln1. Qaper vaJue 6 JOt. $UO'.OOO.
atSllS,000
3. SfANDING ON THE
CORNER : Iii prl me
North Laruna locaUon.
Older 2·•tory ho me
w/LOZ. BAY WlNOOWS
•SCENIC OCEAN VIEW, U•. rm. w/rod
tiridl tu.pia~. 2 Bdrm1.
Is d1nin& rm. floor plan ....s~ by t bathe. "AN OLD£ LAO UNA
mARMEll ''far $129,JOO
4. WOODSD ESfAT!:
NESTLID BEN'EATR
TALL SHA.DB TREES1 In e MC1"4td hCtion Of tM .01.,.. Det.tlJtd all wood ••l•tlor w f.,x.
t•n•lve uae of i1aa1, Spaclou1 I BDRM . A
DJ;N floar plao. Ex·
len1lvo uu of Fran.
wean t.Uo noon, cedar
paneled walle, wood
bearnc-d ceUIOC. w /t11f.·
po.aed timbers. J UST
USTED AT *!71,000
Mflltoti4 llA.L TY ms. c.l. lfw1, Wl\Ula ,.._4t'-01Jl 12S7 S Cat Hwy bl 84b
4fqou A.RCJt BEACH RJ:JOUTS
I BR 2 Bat tf)d of q~tt r &UUc \'l.twa. ~GJO.OIO,
nDBR!W.TY -!!!U': "'., ..
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--IMMAlDIAY
Springtlme Special · the
used brick driveway & DON'T MISS THIS
entry establish the warm 4 Bdrm, 2 ba, fam rm
& in\'iting feeling or this Frplc, bltins. Clo!!r lo
freshly decorated 3 beach. 3 car «ar Sur
bdrm. home. Hdwd. rounded by 2 brick IJoors, new carpeting 4' pat Io s w ft. u B B Q
Paint. t.utelul waU ('OV• a .100. <>Pen Sal l ·S
erinp Ai cozy den malce SOCAUf'ORNIA RLTV on. an Ideal choice for CALL 54e.5806
the family who want& to •--WT----1-U-... -.... -y-move no.. Ocean side" 5"' ,...,... Cl"1 tlelJll to the beach. SPICIAL •.ooo Freshened by ocun CONDO breei.11. auperb and
Set forever ,..hit• water sp.t~loul J bdrm Pat.Jo
'rift; th\s S bdrm. unit Home neatled ln lht
bH been blably up-foodlllls. Formal dlnln~.
lfaded with a~ tile d unkaue sourmet. kitchen betlls, micro•ave. traah Rare Hndl 491·'7185 or
compaclor: sated for Ail 8!M-TS21 privacy Is security.
1165.000
SPACIOUS
Jlcmarhblc R*nor•mk vtews; Ulla 4 bdrm. home
ft deltped for sr11clou1
Uvll>I " entortalnln1.
Ideal for the mature
fll'l1ily. M11.ny amenltlee. •• soo
~ 1\0SN.C...ttw,... ......
4M-1m "601C...~s.....-I
FRENCH
COUNTRY nu. rHenUy remod~led
3 bdrm .• den home has
brick floor11, leaded
1ta111, French doora.
11\&U 111t.tm In Iva. rm .•
p\I\.. comm. pool, lennia.
Sl4S. 000 ($3)
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00 YOU LIK E:
011lt ParQuet Floor!?
Ust.O Hrirk F'ireplace?
Ught Camel Carpet·~
No f.xlerlor Muinl"
3 Large Bedrooms'
Earthquake Ins"
$1:.3.!IOO w/10'1-Dn"
Wtt'\·e Got The Answer!
VAU.EY 640-9900
LIDOISlE
3 Br 1 ~ Ba, '188,000.
Owner 673.Q)l s
RB>UCED
N~wport Crest Condo.
H'ilthly upgr&dlld. hrdW'd
flr&, 2 BR. 2.,., ba, den.
WT'krm Ai .Ubrary. Side · ~anvlew. Reduced for
lmmed. ule. Owner.
1128,950. 842 1242,
6'2-6708 ------IYOWNER
Spaclou1 Execullvl'
hol'.M. S Bdrm. 4 bath
w/vlt!W In pre11tl1riou11
00\JM' Shores on Galaxy
Dr. 846-2382
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•OPEN HOUSE•
DON'T MISS
THIS ONE
Sat&~ 12.s
QUICK SALE
It's a beauty in Newport
llghl.5 • 3 br, 2 b11, o;un·
ken L. R , copper plbg • + Guest hAe. w/bar &
ba. covered paUo over,
looking apaclQU& yd.
Open Sat/Sun U-5 4l:t
Pirate Rd. <OU Cliff
Orl~l
Oc.-Vlew"-2402 Orchfd Hil Pl YOU OWN THE LAND
llr. llo. 3 car CJCll' CorOM det ..._.
Asklni m:t.000. Owner UVTNO RM w /Frplc m.ay carry loan·?! lo·
DINlNG A FAMILY Rat ~-
2501 HARBQR VIEW TO PINO. I.orate frvine Open Sat.. S1.14 t.S
Av at M-. Dr. Go east Realtor 1«)7618
on Mesa Dr lhru golf
cou1"11e lo Upper Day HAltlOl YllW"
Place. Lef\ to Ordud CAIMB.
Hill '"'''!Br, ma. tam"" &
1.t>Vtly bright well kept
home In cul de-sac area m fine bomes Acreabe
Dtatu 1n Bnck. Ba)'
Ar\la.
din rm home la pro·
feuion111ly upl(raded &
1ll1 on a n oversized
ni&ht llaht Ir mountain
vtf'w lot. on a qiilet cul-
de.uc. RY/boat yd.
CameT' lot w1th ccm~f'tt Open bowe by o•n«'r
Sat 12 5 al 2oot Port. pri'lacy. 1 backya ' 1 Albans Clrc:te, N .B. w/lae paUo and room tor 840-084T
pool, lhc ot.her for dOI( ---------and JardM tool Mua~.
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cllltObl home wllb 1upe fireplace. wet ber, au~ MP!ADOW!I' '. l t vlne 2 Unit& + Hae CM Saktra eld ~ Arizona 3!1r ovu ffrtCfd ~ & harbor, ..... no fT3.12Sf all •rt••· all prtc H .
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,ara1e & 1°'8 moro. On '3Mll74 or 71' eeo-.190 wkndl. Lou Cotta Meu Space SlJStmo + vlll. • • • .. • • • t .. rwM. • IR + F1m Rm, TV z:, ~ •"!~~y· LIVluG ;:::llent 4 Bdrm bome -LP COUI,.. '750,000 mu l•ng 40' laltCHI l.a..d 2i06 *.!~ Ml ~l • ,~.,, '* per mo AND a IK M.UFFS ~OHDO ~ " ""''"' ....., >c 4 GU 9193 ............... •••••••• .,,.,..,,, Poe> • acud • • fart\ fttn, s,,1a l*t' cno. 1 3 Ddtm. home overlook 1n C.n11 ne1.11bborhood. & IUCH!l ~;:~g-;, DI ,.,. .... ....a C Nf!W 1 .. R. dtn a BA, mo. Ornnl, 'I 4 .. MOOl TSI osn •at l Qory a IKlrm. C ae.e to
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far a pool l1bl1l On! c ~·1 bat'. (am.rm, !lunkt•n h v <view ) on 2, 1 llCt ll• tn .. _.....,. Muth .. to btUevel lmmed . Walle to pool, fHI l&.UfllS
$145,900 OLD CITY PLAZA rm, lge 111trh(ln Park --- ---htitect glaa•ed in pool Attractive abr. 2ba, den, N\< •+•, l\W DOOl(.. tenn
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111. r111rk , 1chl1 6 OotftoUI, f\Jll biay 'flew. MARINERS COVE Call 492-5300 rent $182 . lncld. utll 7 UNITS C.M. b 3 r n . b B Q . m , n y trpl, adlta. NH ;trly. 1 u r 1ar, nr air Mia) lake. $4~ mo. Qall al\ prtme "h-ont row" ioc'*-
REALTY ,4.,446 VIP _?-_Ml9_ beauUlul brand new 4 l ft•atures. 15 ml So. San 6'1~ (2lJ ) MT 01'1 6PM. 1-d).MM Uon. £x~ail• a Dl\1 21 ~
•&•w•awrl..,710 br. lotl, C/p 3·2 br. 11'.! Lwa Obh1po nr Arro10 ttle>famlly1t114+1 .-0 r lse. Broadmo""r ba. •i>lll· \'~l ertd unit BLUFFS 4 BR. family Mmt' in "'-" _., l' • ba townhouse. all bltns. Grand11. Cati 6 48·17\4 C...... .. MM' 1112 o..-.,., fnocl )'ud\ JM>Ol 'Turtt;rock. c barmlni wtth 1a~ ~~en-preatl g ious "Ca n Hunlln11ton Och a dult crpts, drµi. Hurry, buy dy11 9.5 tor ln!Or1N1t1on ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bttulrtpl l'9.111) taD\l bme 3 Bf\ or 2 try• •p•clou•, rh.
•'Vu PLAN tacnar". A real pride of pet park 1'hls beautiful now To m Leti, !\hr, <Owner.). S,OUess W1)llt.obeh. R...tllMa Ul-41U tilt + den'hl BA, I•• peUo. ltnmac. lie 3~~-m1 J ' ... ba&h owne r11hlp home, rt' d o uble wide lu ic ury 8421~ -----48r3BaP'mrml100tql\ t-"""'-n kl\". I pa ....... trub' 1ractoua. A"'ex.
UVUIVU • ..... • duc11d for 1mmed·1~t .. home. 28 r 28a v.-/hot & e "'PTIVI ,..~_ .. _ 2 bt l'" b W/dbl al"Ue " u.... ___.1-al I l M • .. fire place Sepa rul •al" lo $149.900. w , cold running f~uter ---" '<rly. ll08 Acacia SU.~ \-vuuu .... a , ialll to •letnthUry .. ...,.....,.. va ue ! ... ~:..--
family room ov~rlook .. BERTl lA llENR"' Bunniea c1n tx-yo11r11 S!VEH DUPUXES ltlHTAL MAlklT ... n di l ~~~ !ltacl'led. Bll1r,~1 school, $52& pU mo. ~!.. ~· until uo,m8. h"'""'ngnardena .. od.. ' S"'M .... 1 1M1MTI .. llNll..,.ill r"nl-·' 1·or enl Imme ae S """".tenrua crta.Ww -.......... ~·-petmo. ~ .. ,,.. • • "' "' 0 F.ALTOR!" Seell\g l9 bellevlni:. hut "" -,,. o."3 .,, II y '( I l •t "--/W ............, "'-·-hom. a•m-phere ~it " ., , rt r...ean \'ll'"''" "II 2 BR •6• Furn+ u r ... n l •·ti bdrm ~ . v ew, en· c11>l1 nr 1r ar..... ..mwr. "'6"'nl -
-I • '""'1 d .. • :us Del M11r 492-4121 be 11ure to " Oil your ""' ...... .. , • o ' ' nt1. pool IMO 844·1"18.1 !'149 2463 S3SO rnu OSf:RrtELD TWNll8£ 2 . Pn11ess1ona C'rnrJlllr . East Pr B onn e t l l1 AA Les11 thrn l \r .iore11e11 . Mr111t un1b 'f~OH3 Br de n 2 ba wood Spacious 4 br, a b 11.
touch J u\t l111l11d Zbr. btoam ceiling, rrpk, t~IJo'46M·8l old Welk to .,late bl.·ad1 ha' l' n~w p a int .ind deck. pl~sh r,.Pt. l'lcc +family r m w /ftpk.
prime fo r fall\ .ale a nu l'tpls. blln11, P•tlo & l'AWFOHNIA l'\Cl1''1C " p1rk A~lonJ unh rarpN11 All hrHt! new Nf'Wer duple"l 2 Rr, 2 bQ, ........... le•" 1140 gar opnr , nt C)ools, Secluded g1rden a rea
1123,500. M.5 ·7221 JUl'!.t unit 1 ~. hlk .. tol Moh\111 Homt> RP:ilty Sllll.000 t'nrh OHet on roofs Call lil>t> f'r"Y 11t f e m rm. d lnln 1 r m . ••••••••••••••••••••••• perb. aQhla Sorr)' no ~.mo. mcl. aanient'r
brh $86,SOO tall Mon 2705 llarbor. Sil' l08 dll or P,Art 542-345' (rpll So or u .... y. a..'>14. no -a. ~ mo ~.1713 A\ta1l. Aprtl 1. 410 Et "-.I. .,., llft J 4!MHY784 or 4!18·0175 _ ~o 5fl:l1 BE~~~ti~~RY fff" HJNKI 1-: H E J>PL'I 014'• 641_:_721_1__ AT LASJ ~ma. ' ~~· To view call '-"' uu.,21, Orl'un \.IC\\ !Br nl'"' 215 Del \1ar. 402 41:.11 3Br. 2ha Dphi. Cke1o1tl1lde A ....... w.... Ln.w -Ourtlener In E ..,,,._,__ ~ San Juon enc I l' ab an o u t 11 H. SAM OllGO of Hwy. Gar .. 50 mo clUd~ 4 UR l l't Ba air MOVE B P'Oft E SU '1
u::t:1_ ff .• Capidrano I 078 sharl'd Sl3.~1C1 41M 3894 HDUCIO $7000! COUNTY lse. ~1103 You C• llff4 . d. • · M!:R l'tl18H. en.toy 3 BR Wftklff lttefty ••••••••••••••••••••••• ll~e Eastsidl• man:.111n ···cH e1•1t• -----At ..... Wtttt COD 2 I t)'. Avail. now. 2"1 Ba, dramatic condo
Co• l • M <' b 11 • I 2 x I I utra rental, pre1..-11l 111 !!;A ' ~ 2 BR l Ba, patio. a c1u New home. Woodbr1d~e. OeHn view rit1~ qw t Duplex, two J br furn , n
ocean. 29th St !\A
$139,500 . O w nl•r .
492-7171,492 6172
Skyline. 1 1~ vra old rome $650. Great &lark• 11.ir. clot.t> lo i.hoPil & WI GUAUMTll Comm. pool & lake. Ki<U ''"nbell, ;.e,b .. r, .Shi * * * * * * * rabana like new. t.o 1nvl!11 t ml'n l N o .... 1o·1s 11 ERCO\'P: bl·nrh ~.6611733 •Wid .. tHlecUonJ)Otl. •pet OK. O'#ner/AC\. ellt<l iar, vaulted clgi;. IH CH.ARMIMG rent, S.16.000. fin11ndn1: $108,000. Drh e by :!94 Dt.:L MA H •In~• ~IDP\llet '"· ~.mt hi.lit mstr suite. Pflol.
o I d s a n J u a n MB·7891 Ma1nolla !it, then call 3Br. 3&. palatial homv C.St• M.M 1224 •Dilly t.leph()M 11rvlce TURTL•RoCK tennis, jaouul, walk to
By Owner, 3 Br. ram rm,
1 ba. Nwpt lights l'nrH'
Only . $115,000 642 9644
Ca pit1lrano Mrordable -. , a11e"l, Ma·~-·---w1pool S200,000. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •Vacan~{•a \ltrltltd • • epac, be cf'I lllTS I &M~ upsta1r:. 'dowm1lalrs con· Vikmg Coach 10 l~~1nc s DUPLEX 2 Br l Ba, cpt.s, dallt cheery, 3 BR I~ Ba, : • 33 ae.
dorruruum. 3 Bdrms , t ,, Ci nest P. a r k . The • 6 DLX. UHITS • OCEAN ST· CA RLSBAD drp., no pets, aml fn cd •1ull at.atfohounMl0ta atrtum, fplc, wetbar. or l3·~· 11 ,
balhs, carpcttnlit. win· Meadow1 ·2 UR, l UA. Unctu constructton Luxuriou s 3Br. 3 lla y8/'tl.1!96 JNl"~B. •,.._tOlfedU6o\lff tl900mo.&M-1515 On tho Bay. 2 Br, tb1.
GOIMG OVERSEAS dowcovcrinas,bulll·lns . de n .. Eaay r1na?clna Wlll oo nnh1hedt1pprox hom e W/pool & a l l M ~ye r 6 4&·48SS •Jl'\ooffrentalcoun1elln1 OraopWM a BR l Ba. patio. Duplex.· N o
two t·ar f(uru~e & patio. ~cd_ H11l Re:ilty .Sb~.:.!~ OllC month IM0.000 ameruties. llS-0.000 C\'s, wknd11 .()pen 7 days IS:00-11:00 dbl g ar. drps . pa ho, prage. Yrly, $47~ ~ Montego HYH. 4 Hr, 2
ba, fam rm. nt•ar m·w
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BY OWNER. 7MOl~I
By owner . Mon. thru 1977 Sk~·hnc Mobil1• STUJir.ltT ftHI C~KOSTA-FAIRY!f.;WS New 2 br condo. Pool, RENJIMES CnC'd, lftu'l1s, Jac, 11o.iuna. _19th&. Ph Gn>2'706
Thur" <da)'>I. call u ome i2\l .t On•·I RIALTOllt t.11·5454 Btn2inr.n1Ba.o\•er spa .Frorn"7S.Kld'!& S39551U.:_316'ot SS2·~1Miomes.Carmet.a8R 646-2158. fo'T'i thru Sun bedroom. low r1•r1l In ""!.S OK 81':1 4912 Dkr
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HUNTINGTON ICH
Like new. 1976 llnl4 .H1l
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pre!lllglou!I bl'.1r h ..in'.1
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lrncll' up rro m ynurl m.500. M \IOY ~II area~. ull prlcl's 193&H....,,ll'f'd PortannnS!_ 409· 20_ ba,bayv1ew flOOM•
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fN~ ramlJ !l,200 S(\ 0
llil•ul for [Jiil food hUM ·
n1·1.~ SIJ.5 000
duplr"l or 4 11h·~ Wo trh j I N\'~TM l!'N rs I SJ'l' un fr• ,~.., blk r-io. of 111\h St.> Lovely 3 br 2 ba, clOle to _ Alfenli>K-llla.
emplrt' J{ro11o C'all no-.. I (7lol I 729-lllu c:rl~bad 64S-4900 --J.qt i\ ( .. hr Corp Sm he Mach. For yr ly lie by 3 Br. 2 bath hOUllt'. l blk
for mnrt' inro -1 :J BR houw, U.•1ut U1.'1•un l lledroom condominium. crttmer 21_3 286 1471 Avl to belt. $475/mo Ind ten
Wt1tcllff llR/Den
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cuatom 1n ~~l'r\' dclo1I
.Better ac e this one·
before 11 s 11ont• 1312
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540-l666 Ranch.a, Fwm,, & canyon \lew ) urd. pool. tennis. s upt"r loca in Juntt F.mt•r Boy nil It aw1m t lub. Call
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REl\l ESTATE Mountolti Hideaway ssoo. 4 br , 2~., b1, I'' rt .
!Wl'lu1>1on. and lots of pool. lt'nru•. 1a rdencr.
HARBOUR brand nrw Po111eulon1. In No rtt) Br 2''1 Ba, Pam
end 1 story 3 Bdrm 2 ha, LA1une. W Jlk to be•~h. &ci S. 675-0T45 or 5ST· b
3
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One 4 BR & three 2 llll.
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Rl'al Elstate Connet•llon
1714) !149 186.°I C\I l 71 \)
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room to roam un u'er 2 1 Owner, 1>40·0008 alt bulll·ln, jac, pool, gara11 + 2 c ur apron -
elc P rl v acy SS.JO . and used brick garden BIO CANYON BAR(fAJN
!Me-4408 area. l\e ady lo move an Man say's "Get It t.Jll· TH£ EVlRYTHIMC. 5Star Adult Commun1h 1750 Whlll1cr Ave. CM HOME Has 11va1lable a 2.ax60
1tcrt-& Tolll111( tu ~tl'ep , h -----hord~r~ BL\! l;ind. Nice 2 BdtTn ouse. l"ireplace.
f d Double garage. S345/mo. DOYYSHORI~
Llvlnlf at l~s lux urtou~
bml CUatom bwlt enter·
ta.lninl home with view
or hills and night light!;
PrlV a l e gardc na . 3
Bdrm11. rumlly room Decorated w1lh (.'ounlry
1''rench n .. 1r.
Exotic gard<'n entry Pundl!ror;a in Nl'w Cond
W/(ounta1n. leads to C.all btwn 9am Gpm
~~~C:'.t~)ni~r;'1~~11;:~0 _!73 2058 Agent. ~~e11e;,•~t-Wr~~o~
Manpoea. llldden ilWO). 3 Br. 2 ba, rrplc, 2 ear den ($57al. Cedar&. wln·
In 4·wh~l drlvC! country 4111r Enrl )Id. Kids ok. <low home. 5 Blocks to llo lla n ti ll'.'d royrr 646-79'6
wtcurvlng 11tulrw;iy to --
u p 11 l a I r s b d r m f. • The hshr Nrw 11 unlti. & nh1er 1 un·
1L-. on adjoining 101 ~ in
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hoth ~x c hun~I' nr
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for only SI l.!100. Orea\ MJ.5 64~·22'1' bu ch. Prl vaCe 2·ear
T<.'rmh' garaae . Fully mnln· Sp a do u s m ~ t r s 1 c lunny Soy1 w frplt· +·I mort' bdrms. El Morro By Th~ St',1
frml din, Cam rm w wet· Hop lntu lhl~ lw:iullful
bar A?d what a \;u of hQme by the l)('arh '"1th
the unspoiled hi.Its. To sea ca!ll' & ~un!l<'lll. Kid~
t•xpt•rien cc . I h.r .. I ux & pel!I ...,(•kornt• lo rnJn)
urious reindt n ee -th•s 2sr +-honu!> rni
STROUT Ri.ALTY Nwi:K nw11 2 br duplex lalnl!d yard. Adults. No
P.O llox 11111 Jo'nt·d yd. <.rdUll«. NO ~ Inquire ~ lllth St. l'~:Ts. $2!)5 Gas & wlr <71-11 900-6331 Manpo'lll. Cn %3:M pd li?l 22.~ (209) !1611· ~=:i..~1 PETE BARRETT
-REALTY-au RMI Estate
bch°'")e 2100 6U 5200 S192.000 cnll w prt ,·atr lwa1 h l:lt''t C.\1 llrl'a "elfin~ ~~-~-VALLEY REALTY CAI.Il''OHNIA r 1\f'lf'll f11r le--~ than romp.or I \.\Ill ''"t'h1tOli:l' );lb 110() ------496-4977 7) I ·6050 Mobile I lome tku llV hll• I\ Rent 6'1!1· I IOJ ;-quit' nr !60 1100 .!. H H
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---..--~ _..__,....---., 2706 Harbor. ~ll· :.'OH SMAU MOTEL con<lo f.I Tnrn r11r
1920 Commodore Rd. OCUl'f VIEW ~()..5!>37 Loni l\to;ich an·" ~=.i:e ~:I~~ or uni\"
OPEN SU.,.DAY l 5 St\h!th & spacious 3hr. • f --Sat I 100 Cull ror information "'.:.G"OD"'"'Y RLTRS BAVCREST Pnl·ed tn 2 ,ba t wnhme w 11;!0 "'CreecJ9 or • IBnSOH & IROWH -" .,.. aeU~llJOY lh1i. quality degrr>c 'u Onlr gi.q, 950 ••••••••••••••••••• •••• 1 494-861 I
bull t horn('. ll 1 ah VALLEY RIALTY HORSE RANCHES Rffff°" 133-9781 -~--
bt.>aml'd n •1llni: .... 3 491>-4'77 731-t.050 DUP I bdrms. 3 baths. 3 1Jr Lar ge onl'~. b mallt•r L X RHI !stcrtt
gara11. Ocn /lofl o\.c r· 2Rr . upgrd Condo. A C. ones. ne .... ones. shahtl) Wr havl' two duplrxe~ in Want.d 2900
look• Irvine r oom PoOI. lndry fac. ~.800 u.sed onei. &s hxn uFi t he New port Height, •••••••••••••••••••••••
0 l -ra. w~ h~"·' lhem 111 a r ea $8 2.500 And w· _, h _, 1 wner c av ing s t a lo. Open Howie wkend 105 ..-~ .. " SUS 500 ant"": om.l' or uup l'X
ul\'d )' 3 bt 2 bu hom•. or 1-:u ~hrrl<' extra ~harp 3 be .1r h S11 p~r y rd
h r , 2 b a . f r P I c • w 1(1.mlnr. S.500 mo I 2131
m1crol4 ft\'l'. .... cl bJr. 48ll lll4. 968 tlltll
t•lrc i.ti.rs11c dr opnr -----
t;ardener Incl ~n mu 1ClOSE TO llACH
~ ()()1)..1 2 RR, forrrMI l>ln Rm. l
sty, patio h me fplc . .,..rt
bar. tennJs. pool & jJC,
RV storage S-100 9722
\'en1tt "far <Brookhurat
Hamilton I S4S·3359
•Wl·stsidt• Cui.la :'>tt'sa,
:?br I ba .. encl a ar.
palJo. wac;h dr)er areJ.
nu carp drpi.. freshly
p:r1nted \loyt• 111 rond
$J:l5 1m o "lo pets. 3 Br hsc,biketobch.Lrg
&46 Ja.i; yd. S39S. Isl. last &
;br pallo home. Nu crpts. cleanin&. 5S'7·J089 ~~
Apr111. 5 mo lease. S8GO rd!" $500. cno. till iepl
per mo. Soper place. for IS., then S'X)O. mC>. l ~· 2
a 1uper penon. Bdrm, 2 ba condo I 9ver·
looking golf COl.IUl' MA y 0 c K BARRETT REALTY. c o~""'" •t>H 842 5200 ~Q ~l~EYRE ~~~~-
l.&4VNA 8£>0i 3 BR. 2~ ba townh&e. CJ14)404·214e Ocean vu . all ~rea
3 BR, 3 be, fanta"t1c Vll'W
hom e>. ne..v. S69!1. No
~la -~·!1756. !l:m 1891
LOCJlll'CI Hiiis 3 215 0 •.................•••.•
3 br 2 ba. A1C. bll·lns. dbl
ear. frpl. q ull't area. to
nun lo 0 C Ari>rt $39!1.
Q.4075
•POOL HO\IF. •
Sensational 4 BR 2 Ila .
"" air cond. (pk, DtW.
1 u pe r are a , $485
968~. aaent. no rel'.,:__
Condo, 3br, 1s'ab8, 2 rar
gar. vltw $3'15 m o
tlona l fac ll. NewP)>rl
Terrace. S450 lsc. 1 C?uld
OK 642-21114
llQ,CJir.HYOM
?. Story lownhomt-. ~·]Jr
2't Bll , d en w 1bar
1ep1r~te d1n1n~ room
beautllu.I upgreded \'.rpl ·
& d rapC'rlC S. :SP\'•
tacular v1c v.. 11"'1 mMin .
&. tennis. l'lc. etc. ia5v
SW~
Ele1ent 3 Br. 2 e.. PoOl
Hlollte 11t.ool' f1repltte
MUI l Me ! SliO() ( &tZ3 , ·-
$192.~.-!~ land "98-~: 51ll·CY724 BKR. . 111 •R O • ownl'r rin . fl"ler·upper
c114' s1s.s111 MA"IH5 s c v 5 ~1 44RO rvt Pt PETE BARRETT 2 Br. 2 Ba Twnhle. nr OR522·2080 REALTY 646-4463 . .y '---
lino & drpii No doaa. no 3 br. 2 bll, huite f1m rm. 2
k id:. $300 mo Ph st.ry, nu pnL cpts. drps, 833 2613 al\ 4
llSZ
Seautltul 2 Br. a Ba
!ltd pOOI, nr &hops. W.lS
<i~•t loul ! 15133 >
RtftfitNs 63 I ..USS ~ 7175 dsh.,.,.s her $475 968·7119 ...... Mi ....
COLLEGE PARk DYNAMITE 4 BR 2 Ba . ••••••••••••••••••••••• sbrlba rnans1on. l81tf'd.
3 Bedroom, dininl room. fplc. D /W. con_venltnl 2 Br. 2 b~. Eaat Nino. many extras. pett.'YK
-REALTY-pool, j ae. golf, tennis. --- ----Beachfronl. d uplex.
Adult living at ila best IMVESTOIS * 16 UNITS * tnplex. urgent. Nwpl lo
Priced to11ellatt85.000. New liatlng5 , Lot.:t· 6 MONTJIS NEW! San Cle m Omn i . ~ Don Allen Real Estate. parcels-SlOO per ucrl' FULLY OCCUPIEO 714·661 ·1001
64Z.S200 built-Inti . dlehwaaher, a rea. $435 963·4567 w/pool. f,x<'ellent sur S650mo. ~
flreplllre. fre1hly p11lnl· Agent no fe e -----rOW1dlnes. $36(). 497·2426 ...-..~ 496--0605 or 49a-e&t&l. BKR. Under S41,000 per unit ('(! 11 C LL ----CANALFRONT J lo ~ · !425/mont · A 2Br. frplc, quiet ~trect Lc*e Forfft l26S Ba, walk to bl'h.. S7:!5 . s..ta Ana · I 080 <TI4 l 677-Sftll STUART FIHE Rlft't9s
LIDO ISLE OR .,.,., "«:1<1 •ir. .:.LTOR 631 ·5 .. 54 ••••••••• ••••• •••••• • •• D ( I h ••••• •• •• •••••••• •• • • •• """ vo "'9A .. a y ronl w l prer -------Hones Fumlshed
S56·2660 near elementnrv sch I. 111 •••••••••••••••• •• ••• • • &u;.86S:J/ 64l·l38l. · .-41;: SELECT fncd yd t..1i5 mo. Call a b r t w n h ., c. a 11 .
112 Via Lido Nord 4 Br• 2 b n · en t'1 g 8 r ~nts I lOO Cov1nl{lon 4·Pl<'x. l le(I 1n ••••••••••••••• •••••• •• t>PEN SUNDAY 2 5 Townhouse, greenbelt 3 for 5ale Ol'l'ans1dc. Sll>S 000. II) Costa Mrsa 3124
T PROPERTIES J an_67_3_·_41_62_' -----amen1t1e:; temporftry Newport Heights. 3 Br. 2
5 Bdrms. gorl?l'ClUS view pools, nr S Coast Plaza. •••••••• •• •• •• • •• •••,, • Ownl'r Rkr !M\11·3'.!?0 •• •• •• • •• ••• •• • ••• •• • • •
--~ 8 b h k r ental 1 '2 prt Cfl. S275 1 Ra hAe. alley a<'ct>iis &. ., Ht Dup lex w 1aar · 3 r._I n. ugl'.' at, 540.(}iGJ 1 t-'toragf' +gar. ~mo. ' 1 1. S ~ 1mmec ~r Beach & El -- -S.'ll ·l5'49. locaUoo. '500.000 Li~t price W.500. tenl Lara e 2 ttr. 2 u e 1111t.
for $45()1mo owe Make O\t'rlooktn${ Moi.s l'oinl. UNITS PETE BARRETT orr751-6063 garden p;1t10~. ocean Sm & large un1111. Vt'ry
mature coupe on>· l. · I.is 8121 La Palma Cr. COuk'.'11 3 br new l'lOmt , ----111,__ + ~flll t r oll ect lo n Sorry no do~· rrpl. l'l ub·tt-mpor ory -....... Rtfttmi Gellfore!!
-REALTY-T"9tin I 090 view. stp.s lo tx·h. tcnn11o lori:c ln\.entor). Lon5:
We hav r 1000 '" n r
houses, dphs, apt\ now,
all area~. all pril cs
Sa,·e on ree.
5.i2 .>93fl ~mm1 R<'altY. 839-6623 rent al •, price S32,. C•str..o 3178
:i br condo pool frpl. lg Octalls S46 <Miil •••••••••••••••••••c,; ••
HeiNw Vl•w H.,,_,
H i1h ly up e r a d ed
Carmel. SBr. 28a, by ownes-. Prin only M 0.2523
••••••••••••••••• .. •••• crt.s. nothing romp11ra Bcnrh & nranRC County UURl!L WOOD b I e 1 n Laguna B c h Pnn only i\l{l 639 9070 oceanfront prop Only ---------645-000 A'I -----IUUTY 995,000. Onenctng ava1la •2 TrlplHH•
Immaculate 3 br. llAa ba bl e. Dee Lambour ne. Near Lake Park Min to ~leech 3141
town ho me. Fu lly up-C2t. 840 5357. 494·1973, bch. 1 1 BR. 3 ba. 1·3 •••••••••••••••••••••••
polio. 2 car l(ar Av1il Lar1e2 Br famlly horne OUTRAO!:OU~ 2 ! l
4115 $37S mo 3 br . (•m Near schools und shop.; Waterfront 4 Br . dock. Ba, fpk, D/W. S t·r
r m hme In No. C M. $325 aleal11' <81801 pall<>, air. WH her. dryr, area. $38S. 993.4 7
crtyrd t'ntr .. rrpl. cul·de· very clea n. Apr l "'75. "'•ent no fte , U C' A\all 41l1. $475 Mans1on·sn:ed 4 Br.28a li;t,laal+$lOO 83'7-3098 "f'> • • SCG-3.590 Enclosed patio and y1rd ..
sraded, air cond. 1how11 day or eves BR, 2\~ ba, 1·3 BR. 2 ba ~HIWM) Oc•• View
like a model Enjoy 2 5 gar a grs. frplc s 2 BR. furn w /personal
UM&e lrplc ~ C4315l He~ le«M:h 32'9 2 BR. 1 ~ ua, ~oltd~.
Newly redec 2 BR h..<il!, mtftnts 6)1·455S ••••••••••"••••••••••• comm pool encl (a ·
paUo.s. pool. lenm1. By c::onw.rcl.. '185.000 each 1709 1713 possesalons, In North
CHIRllY LAKE owner 168.900. 832·089'7 Properly 1600 Alab1m 1. Hunt Bch Laguna Walk l-0 bf>ach,
avail 3 25 . 2·nr 11r, NO FEE! Houses, con· '325. eves 4»GS4 4
$300 551H90t. 631 3538 REAL FIND. 4 BR 2 Ba, doe, duplUC'S. Rental s..t..... Jt•o
IY OWNER or 1133-391.8 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~1718 Ownl'r. garage + 2 rar apron. 4 BR. 2 ba, fncd yard,
1..ilct n.tllo1 .tr aa.ihnt in MEDICAL ILDG ---and used brick farden cen tral heal , suo t pta, D/W, fncd yard. Pavillon. C75·4913 Bkr. ••••••••••••••••••-: .... $U5 963·4S67, a,i, no
your own backyard? Olh.t-RMI Eatah (Dntwn San Clemenll') 5MALL MOTE.L area. Re.ady lo move ln ~d)"I: 642 6500 Wlcnds: f~. NEWSEAVllW 4 Br. 2be. encl 2 cartar Townhouse on sne•rt ~ Br 2 Ba. pool. tel\nla, 3 comm pools, ~ s Thia 11. veraeUle homei ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sale-Lease-Trade Lonf Bcarh area Aon I ' lease. $660 Mr. Wlll1ta, SS2-7138 or
on private l1ke has :11\r Mabfle Holntl 7 Rm Dental Soltes ('all (Ot Information P ...... ooper place, for 84().6000 ....... 3244
s uite1, ea w/pvt bath, + flor Selle I I 00 R Rm Mediral ~llfls llHTSOH & lltOWH a super person •••••••••••••••••••••••
a study le Jg fam rm lrfl ••••••••••••••••••••••• J W y ah C RHlton IJJ-9711 3Br French Quarter Con
gutaUon size pool tbt it1 f.a!Nlw Pn ay · • O M A y O C K do, -mo. d~). COnverta rt!adl '' 4tl·06t.O 499-2237 4 Plcx near ocean. large. , .,,.,n>•AT•o.. 5462018
ly to s or &Br's. Orc111 Specfm like ncaw SlOO ooo JaO GlENNfYRF -------
family homo w/lol.I or $19,950 NEWPORT Orut cor 7'l 1031· Broker :149.1480 LAGUNA Bl.CH Spacious~. 2 Bdrm
rm for cnterlainln11 . 2Rr. 1967 Ma gnolia loc. 1000 S. F . +gar&. --------(714)494•2148 KJd~.petsOK.encyard
Shown by appt. 892·3.'lllS 20x40, j U!l listed. Hurry ~~nl)" $87 ,ll()O. Bkr 9 4 UNITS Me;,on .. ~ ~ 16' Part ulll" pd. 154117)
or &42-0565. l280,000 on Uus one. SN FN3122·3 • ••••••••••••••••••••••• t.ovt'IY 3 Br. 2 Rn, $430
lOOKtll S23•7oo :lOOO Sq ft bldg on 2!,SOO XL.MT A EA R...+als Galort!I L••ndsc11 pt!d , fe nc e d -W••-Ufffa-•1u ho-A 38r. 2Ba, 1973 Ne w sq ft c l lend Xlnl lraf· 536-9305 Alfl h r )'<>--' K IJJA ,1 ..... M ... AA (18"'"X U) n 000.. ::c...__ We a ve l OOO 's 0 ... "
' 3 Le. BR.~........ oon ,.,.x..... ...., ' · ~~at. '160, og~M d Central A/C (5566) " ..... :; •Park, ju11t ll!'!lOO. _....,, houses, plXll. ttpta now,
TURTLiROCK .
GLIM
TOWNHOUSE
Ylt'W, four bedrooms, 2,200 square ft~t Jm.
mur ulat1tly UpJlrtdr tl
thru·out. Pool, tenni~.
S650/month. Ask tor
J O HN S H E A
AVAI L AB L E t M -
MEDlAT!:LY! Huced.n.+ am."Tm. rACIFlCCOAST Lohfors.M UOO all areas, all prlcu. R...Hmtt Ul-4551
s._,.,at. l•undry rm. • RF.SALF..S INC. Co•ulolftlfthnsta/T • .,,., ........................ Save on ftt. 3 BR 2 Sa doll hcNle In A QUAIL m ~~~lct~e Anaheim 99HS860 •• ~~.~-~?~~ OFAC! ILM 51TI &4!>-4900 A Mesa del Mar. Av•ll ap· !!/!_ ~~
Sl ooo Huntington Sch IJlVtNE Oranu Tue llunlln~on ~•ch YIU.Y 3 an. pauo. car PfOll Aprtl i. t490 mo. ~::,,_,.~ HIWPO llACH 963-0991 Lake c.,nd<t Plan 4 !7,000 aq. ft lot nur all the comcoru ot ~IM:;...;_·..;;.546-....;....111_1_2 ____ 1 '-~t\111:30 PM llAl.TY A/C • ' PacHlu Ho1pltal, S home 1 B1k ftom beach. be ton I ,...... -
671-1641 141-n61 ~~~·~b~~~ . UM274. ~~~·eeo~PnJ.~." S750m~l1orl32-3"4 s,:r~ -w: oi: llNTALS
'fl. Ocuafront 4 Bll S»,000. 5Si.S717 0c:1. 110 Davt=e Rllr LIDO IS t I 8 d tao mo. :=:~::: :::::::: ==
I:· =bo\IM. sa,_~ · ....... '"-UYllMJ wetbar L u ~"\,lk e~ For JAue eBr, 381, oool1 llA. 2~ ba ..... $$1511 esbll Rl.Jl~ At tta ....... • ........ ,............ C1 LOT W1ttal~ Costa be b.-= 0 • LI L te00 mo SM-'1tt 'Wea 4 Bit. I~ ba ........ $790
S.a..iiit• 1076 We have numttou1 &r 4;&::;·.:!:nall;'J~id~ Ma a.i1=joo1<1tt. m::w/lPR~~· ve ~ma~~·· or
....................... 1>eauUl\ll mobllt bol!'lea t11n1 rented. aao.ooo ecs.uo.1 A,t. s..11 leeclt J 114
VllW + POOL for aal• In •tabllthed ...aaa ... •••••••••••u••••••• SD r , l B 1 , $12 $ mo. P\la ttw au the t•mlty. ll9tb m CM, NwJ>t Bth. IUILD•'S chlJdren Ok -·cl""''• .. an d'nlna It ll n" t l D ll 0 D B .. h ....... r.-rtir HOO IBl' bcb eot1a1•. Apt 22· 548..., .._ ~ • no • .. -r-SPICIAL!I J .. ~ "'. --o. + u•11. . nn 6 fam rm ., /forever La1una. I Toro. Ftn ••••••••••••••• ••• •• •• -... -... ... ... •
•• oc.i naw. Owaer an1· V I 1 • An oh • & "' & l'OUI PLIX 9.121 Sq. n.. lot. poe!!lble <21Jl 431·7955. llM..a408 £.SIOEt?kl fr'plck n~•
1' teu1, fl•• bl)u a bt Wfttrnln1l•t. In Ptice Xlnt C!Ol\cl Orowln1 ln· hinlr.·o~·::ALTY ....___ •a-..&..-.1£1...-...1 wormo.k5'i4:7aten o . $300 ~. ~ ren•u to flt rnoat ' Lt .._ _.........._
BERTHA HLoNRV l*)Pl•'• pocketbooka, 9ta~"~u cot~:=~: 672-7JOO ••••••••••• .. •••••••••• 2br lba, ual 1•r. No
RSALTORS '10,000toM0.000. We ah IOOd tlW .,.. •• 0wofl' WE PAV CASU roR ..... ,.. 3I02 dop. ~. U2JCAM"1SDl·llt.Vllfl Zllt>eUlar c-4121 llne.&rUl(IUfof\Oftt. ~· Ort NOE COUNTY ....................... ~
OALll"OMt.A !JAOIF1C n. ..... .....,. ~ C.U -.0.l llJ CaUlorn.ta a.nett.. Sh&J'1), 1'!11' Jae. nioe condo. tbt, MobUemlMRully C7 t•) 71140n . · vecut, d , ltra 4 J BR l IA, d au dln rm. A/C. Comm
Jae, SMS yrly. t75-0562 Cout Plata . Rent :Wl
SEAVll!:W, 3 Br popular Ust price '83.500. er
Bar Harbor prime O<'n OWC 751.fl00..1 ___ _
vu $9&0 . 547 -70H; Tustht M90
_8:l3-32JS__ ••••••••••••••••••"•••
4 br. 3 b a pool ho m t' 1\i~tan c.'ondo. 3 BR4 l ' •
\;1mlon1ng. pool ~,•rv m h¥. p:itlo. rt'<'rc.1tt()n.1l
cl'd SHOO. S4!1 00.\5 foc1I, nu p111nt. Nt b't'
-S('hl11 & shop'il. SJO..)O<••
BIG CANY()N l.U'\UI 11111'1 s:r',...,')jlM I
:i Br . 2 balll con dom 1 n I u m h I) m n TUSTIN PLACt.;. J. lie-.
New/never hv1"CI In. Wl•t 21'» hath<> Con<k!. 2 llon
bartrrpl c . SS 7S e nd unll w /(r le
S&lltbury R E 8'13·900 S.US /mo. ?at Ot or ~.;;;...;..-.:-...._· ll'TS.114.2 Avail .lta11e t
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w n e r w 1 e • s o •••• • •• ••••••• ·-• •. 1'UJU!IJSHED OR UN· H\lnt. Hubov... br
FVINISHED: MAKE f\all41-patio, nr cll'
AN orrn: You baft a .,._, i cbk avail i chol~:LatleiBr+danL~l._!!:S915~·1rno.~~·~!!!:lli--ud J).IUo. frlO. mo. « a ·
Br 1 la&, tare• dedt ancl 4 bdnn Iba cODdo.
VU:W. -•o. Both WI• Cit a It SUS. Ba .,. r~ painted m -1111 Baton 10
Hd. ea,,.te4. DRJVI Ot Aft a:ao P.M. 8Y
111 Via Lido Nord
and C!all w ............ .
'11·1400
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SSOWEBC&UP
Qudio., 1 bedrcom
Maid 1ervlce, pool zms NIJWl)Olrt BJ, C.111,
... OMHIOlrPoMt
1Br. oco ~. ~/mo.
AdJts, DO pda. ~;
m.«.!lOO.
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2 Br, 1 Ba, c/d. blUna,
pr, $250/mo. Al\.
83MCll1.
NOW
YOJ CAN AFFORD
NEWPORi BEACH
Park Newport
LUXURY APT LJVlNC
Over1*1ng Tbe Waler
EXECUTIVE ROW. Inc..
Pre•= office •,.c• la Newport kit/ --. T_.... .....,.._ W.,.
telep'-e MeMacp Mt"Ylc•. comferw•
l"OW., ldtdMi. ........ 90ilh;~ -Mnfc., clctat..,, I copy ......... tr..el
COH•ltllfttl, co ..... •rlHd .,,. ...... ,. co-,1• Mentwla11 aenicr .. ..,. • Heeled.,,_ sno,... ...
C• 17141752-7170
BUY NOW!
CONSIGN NOW!
• Net $171).S200 per week. We ha .. 1.1 million
Contractual reservations ba~ -uh AM
U.S. /Canada " the f0Uowln1 alrilnel UnJted, Delta, Western, Huthf's Air We:ct, Cont.meotal,
KLM "Dutch'', Swi.u Alr, Lulba.nsua.
• 10":. ln\'estmeot tax cttdit • depnclatioo
defernnenl!I. •We have UB 77, '18's ln 1''1eet aeed 200 tGLal by May 1.
• Purchase at factory lnvolc• 4 Star's mlAla or
Southwmd's 2S'$,
54N'Jsu5
55
e°:"'645-39671T"""' 'tfU::::::k1d 'PNC> of Orange Coontfs ~ ~ ...................... .
20l5n.t•
Brand new 2 Br, 2 Ba.
frpl Pn' paUO or IMale.
adult.a, no pee., lCbst toe.
Enjoy $750,000 spec·
t.cular spa, "I swimming
poob. 8 lighted courts,
miles ol bike trails, pu~ Summtr Rtftfals 4200 Office Rtfttal 4400
tlnc,ahuffteboards. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••• .. •• .. •
100~, Financing or Invoice sales lax fc UCCAN
thru CROCKER. 12.0 APR, 1 year note.
For further lnformaUoa cootac1
Mr. Uss.oer or Mr. Mlller Nlee4« fU'Dilbed 1 bdrm. GeMrGI 3102 mostbeOullf\JJopoitmenl Clos~cJ car, $230.. -.p. ••••••• ......... ••••••• convnunllles.ArelcJU1g
Adult•. no POU. zuo 12621 1''1ower Street lelllngWllflSlreo~
873-2058. mGS2. Bachs from $289.50/mo. __ __;;..o......_~---1 A1lo 1&2 bdrm plans
BEACHFRONT 4 Br, 2 ba
tt>mrt. furn home. THE EFRClatT
Frp c. wash/dry. ·•-11..1.a.nvE dsbwhr, 2 car ear. No .u.i '"""-Newport Blvd. (Garden Grove> Large 1 W01effols. and mo)esllc ..... ...._U bedroom. apts, close to tees. Feotultng pools.
we have 1000•8 of s hopping. Laundry .b:uzzl,souno,billl0rd$.
2 story townhouses 0-PoW pets. AvaU June JS to Ju. Mo. to mo. rent incl: ••••••••••••••••••••••• Elec. kitch, priv. patios 1.y 31. 54>5354 or 644-9582 R e c e pt. s er v • ,
Dale's RV Rentals Inc.
(714) 559-4446
Outside Ca. 1·~
(Telex) Dale's IRlN 69-2318
Denver. Colorado
()penl.ni May L 11ou1ea, d Cac:Wties, no children, no o~ excillng ClJbnouse
all a~a~~lrptapn':':'. peta. $19SIS250/montb. W11t1 sodo1 evenlS. Tennis.
Duplex, ocean view. N6\lf " balconies. trpts, ...;...--------• ~alized phone cov
15..'50 sq.ft. 2 br, 2~ ~ draperies, parting, Vacatton R..tals 4250 t:rage, cont. rm, mail
$C.SO. mo. '7S9-070S e4evators. serv .. underground prkg
,__ Utilities paid. Call Deb-.... ...........a OJ Save Oll •~ bie at (710 63S-7343.. gym, 01N v.,...,,.,.. 3 br, panoramic ocean
view, new, frpl, Jg deck,
$500 mo. IREN 496-5600
••••••• ••••••• •••• •••• • & more in Newport.
Optional ma iii service 2 Br ea bin, TV, frplc. THE EXECUTIVE
A.I.lowing 2 way Rentals to LA.
645-4900 Afj --------The VIiiage. More ol mot.el rm. $15 & up ntle, SUITE. 640-5470 '-'-ts Rewtal 4450 ....... *DANO HEW• every!tlilgyou'relooldng
llul ......... ada 3740 Cherry Creek Adult for.fumltureisavoloble.
••••••••••••••••••••••• Apts. l & 2 BR. fplc's, One 000 1'Wo Bedroom
we have lakes, sauna. A<Jutf 1......,. STUDIO
"WHldy Rat.s ..
t\IU kitchen & TV
Linens & Utilities
MILE TO OCEAN
Top or 0 P., almost new,
2 br 2 ba + den. D/W,
balcony, ocean view.
$375 + $150 dep. No Jut.
At Fashion bland, Jam· Ht persons. 714-866-4271 __ or. ___ A_N_D-IN_G_7_8_7 __ ••••••••••••••••••••••• lh==tlWlity SOOS boree &: San Joaquin l!;AI"" • _.,.....
Hills Rd. * ALOHA * Fully serv. ofc space LEASE Prime business •••••••••••••••• .. •••••
WE HAVE CONDOS starts at 64< sq ft in the rental, Beach Blvd, H.B. Rfl'lIDSbing shop ror ule
Jacun:t & pool. Located """'""'"
at 2701 S. FIW'View. Just OttlC8S open 9.00 IO 6.00 ~.496--4492
For leasing mlormauon.
~warn:,~-of s.o. L_N_ow_r_eo_n_ng:;..·------' Top of DP., alm~t new, __ 7_1_4_/_644-__ l_~_O __
• "3 • 556-l 1. 0 pel.s. 1 br l ba. lg yrd, D/W, Lido Isle Bayfront 2 Br,
lNHAWAII dynamic N.B. airport 1&50'.847·2547 w /s pray booth .k
lntm IRE. Network bus. area Space avail: Industrial Rental 4500 Mohawk suppU-. $3500. N rt.{ bl RJl 800-16, 000 Sq ft & l>'U 71" .-., •nnn. ew'64s.S~4.; y warehse sp. 30< sq ft. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....-.. .._
Prop. M~r Judy Clark, BUILD TO SUfT
Royal S..ites Mohl 1cAoa Island 3806
7Z1 Yorkt.own Blvd •••••••••••••••••••••••
S27S + SJ.SO depo~. No frplc. $600. Call btwn 3-6 I as t. S m I p et 0 K . pm, 673-0770
MS-4533,496-4492
LAGUNA IEACH'
OCEAHFllOHT
833-8813 or stop by C-Om· 5,000·20,000 Sq. It .
merce Park, 4100 Birch. Placentia Ave. C.M.
S700WEEK
Full Time
$250WEEK
Peri Time
PotmliGI
Beach Blvd at Yorktown 6rnnd new 1 br w /frpl,
536--0411 parkmg, blt·ins, lg. $42.5
Large 2Br, 2ba w /beam 2 BR, 2 ba, ocean vu, Pvt cell, bltins. Cable T.V.
4 Bdrm. homes, $400 to
S800 per week. fllake
YOW' reservauom now!
"OH THE WATER"
Great omce space. 300 lo
WESLEY TAYLOR CO.
REALTORS 644-4910
...,._ leach 37 48 lse. 213/360-0773 patio. Quiet. $325. Encl gar. Blk to beach.
493-7481 Util pd. New paint. Porter Realty 497-2468 1000 sq fl. All sizes & ~ sq n. 2034 Placentia •
shapes. some w /wet C.M. Xlnt Joe. ••••-•-•• ... ••••••••• CorcMICI def Mer 3822
LAGUNA BEACH MTR. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 BR, 2 ba. ocean vu, Adults, no pets. SSOO/mo
yrly lease. Avail April
10. Call 536-Tlll
bars & frplcs & terrine 646-7512
JNN. 165/Wk & up. Maidt•-------• ---------gar •• $350. $el'V, cok>r TV, heated ____ 640-_7_309 ___ _
..... to Sftcr. 4300 ••••••••••••••••••••••• views. Very competitive .
rates in Lido Village. Wan~ Industrial space
You've got to see it to for lite carpentry.
believe it! Call Susie 673-4187 evs
FAMOUS
IRAMDS pool. <no 494-5294, ~~ Rffttals G~!! HuRffncJt• .. acll 3140 Rentals Galon!!
N.CoastHwy. (St ~~-badpve1 1000 s of••••••••••••••••••••••• We have IOOO's of
Roommate wanted,
Laguna Hills, Sl75/mo.
Aft 6, 581·31<)4, Bob. €1" ........ es. xs, apts now, SHARP be ch 2 & 3 BR houses, dplxs, apts now, Sm Studio. 1 blk rrom Z.~!"~~-all areas. all prices. • 8 • • all areas, all prices. beach. $ZOO mo. lnclud· . Save on fl?i?. tr PI• d •sh washer• Save on fee. F, 23 yrs needs same to
share 2 bdrm apt m CM.
Non.smoker. S12S./m
plus ,., ut.JI. Call 64S-3373
After 5
Zaun at (714)675-8662 for 4 office, 12,000', renced
an ap~t .• or stop by yard. All or part or. Mon-Fri 8:30 to 5:30 at Lido Marina Village, Irvine. 6Jt-U40
UlCKMUTGUM
IUIR.EYUM
URSAYBS
TlCTAC"S
'1.ng util. 49C·3672 ~ARDEN APTS 64>4900 Atl garage, pabos, 980-?.358. 64>4900 AfJJ
Hewpu; t .. och 37 69 CORONA DEL MAR 2Br, children welcome, --------.::... 3475 Via Oporto. Suite Rentals Wanted 4600
205. N.8. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• e Br Townhouse, frplc. 2br, lba. $265. N~ piunt. no pets, starting at $245 Nu Bayfmt upper duplex ---------i Pool, tennis. 'Some ocean lndry !ac, no pets 269·B mo~ w/pvt b ch area. Jbr, Retired cple nd 2 br un
furn. an CdM lease by
May 1 $375. 675 3723
Ir
'le Catallaa views. Close E. 16th Pl. fi44.().t52 · frplc, wetbar, $600 un·
tll to t'a!;h100 Island & fine 1 BR new apt. all bllns, IRAHD HEW furn'd: $650 furn d. Will IW b<ach. Aho 1 "'· «Pl. d,.., ''"' lo<'3looo 3 BR $ludoo apls. b""• <on.,de< '''~ l•e. Wm1<ong w. nd• b"hl> '"'""""' th._b altra
OTHER
IRAHDHAMES
l MO FREE RF.NT
Ha rbor Blvd/Baker
area, C M. 300-800 sq. ft.
4&' sq. ft. Ground Ooor,
xlnt parking 54-0-2200
MIF. 2t)·rs +, reliable
$130mo + 12 uul. HB
5365605 e 644·21111 1767 Oranae. A\'ail Apnl back yard, cluJdreo OK. 114/840-Ul79 or 8-UViJ27 Cut down bdrm prfer CdM. Non modern eqwpment, r-4!·
,.. u'K Dy~ 848 2655· evs smoker, refs. 6"2·7165 1 S260. StS-7993. 6421155 ~3 ~. · ' Parlt Newport rum. bach UYlft9 &penus! Smgle to 3 room sw lE ---------cords indicate in a com·
G' Magruficent View! 1 Br w/ stove. refnJ!, ... or."'lt lor."'CH Will assign lse at r~ Share a home or :spt avaJI m full service big, Wa.ntOO lndustnaJ space ~~~~~=e y~,!r!!~ !!iai! Bl . Super deluxe tarRe up. 005 ... to buses, stores. n..-.._ duced rate. ~1007 ment nr 0 C. Airport, starting for IJte carpentry.
1
, S . d I S r ... at $165 Call 83J.3640. 673-4187 evs. Wng ey s.· pearm1nt. per up ex, · 0 hwy, 1 Adlts. no pets. Ir CIVIC CEHTER 2 BR 2 Ba, Stucho apt, Qclust·CI2m.s U..0..V.UTE> --------Doublemint and Juicy
br. extras. 67~ 548-6518 BRAND NEW. Spacious fptc. xlnt cond. 315 E. Uk~~ ~t"CtM" EXECUTIVE RETIRED COUPLE with Fruit combined.
SHORECLIFFS $240. lbr, ref ri g, ~lv. deluxe 2, 3" ' Br. AIJ Bay. $395 yrly rental. ru ~ >~"'"'l SUITE$ 2 s ml dogs nd furnished
GREAT RECREATION: 3 br 1 ba frpl pnv. bch _C&D, patio. Adi ts, no ~~~'\!~~~!';.'"• !'~~~t 962-8847 For over 6 yrs. 832 4134 Luxurious offices, ex· =· }~n~~)y ~~~~ ~~ in.fr.J:1~t !hJ.uirn'e
Swimming, saunas, 2 ~eaa vu $.535 mo 327 pets. 72' C James, West of Beach Blvd. 2BR,lba,crpts&drps, AVOIDINCOMPATIBLE ecuttve secretary, $500to$650/mo.orwbat Savers, Inc. Applicant
ilcaltb clubs. bil!Jards, Dnftwood Rd. 646-00Jl _67J.. __ n_S7_p:...m ______ 536-1718 gar., steps to bch, yrly. ROOMMATES! personal phone cov· have you. Fncd yard. must be a permanent re-
llight-ligbted tennis Costa Meso 3824 E-side 2br. patio, Rar, ...:...:._..;__..;_ ______ 1 Dys 640·5650, Eves House-MotPs 832-4 134 erage, receptionist, con-Call or write before sident. available to start
'-'Ot.lrts. Pro & pro shop, ••••••••••••••••••••••• bltns. Adlts . no pets. 2 BR l BA. new cpts, 6'2-~ Takes The Guesswork ~~!;y~e i..!::'~r x~~~~ April 1st. I>. Adams, 682 business immediately,
golf driVUlg range, party Adult 2 bed.room, super $275. 160 21st 548·2127 drps, D/W, encl gar. in ...:...:.________ Out of Finding to month. Near So. Coast No. Lemon hill Trail,
>TOOm, location. ltlo pets mi bch.~o pets. Adlts. OCF.ANVIEW,yrly 2 BR THATRIGHTPERSON Plaza. O.C. AirTV\rt & Orange,CA92669orcall Company furnishes FUN ACTIVITIES : $225/month. 568 W. 2BR1Ba,Istory .• shag, _960-__ S260 _______ 1 1 BA,dplx.$450mo. $$by5'---1 '""' 997-7040 direct outlet for gum D/w d U f I 644-6780 or 642·3639 ~·-11'111'""1"9 Freeways. Call 979·2l61. ---------• and mint, industries FuJllime director, free Wilson. mquire apt. E. • rps, pa o, Pc, 2br, lba. No pets. Close to ---------MhceClaneoft
'Sunday brunch, BBQ's, beam clgs, gar. Adlts. shop'g. $240. Two 2 BR's, stove, ref rig, I must move by 4/1, male ATTENTION!! Refttals 4650 finest clispe.nsing equip.
t r1 ps parties s port E/Side, Dlry ~ Br, 2 Ba, S 31 0 · 2 6 5 O EI de n · 768-8764 clean. new paint, 1 blk fr 37. lookinJ( to shr hse or AHorneyrs, Architects. ••••••••••••••••••••••• rnent. highd traffic loca· • ' , bltns, new cpts, drps, (1)538-3400 .__ h •A/V\ OR 2 apt with Mil-' in CL>M or tions an company toumamenta&more. paint. $350. 552·:\201; ---------u.:ac · """' mo. • NB •P to s200 mo Englnettrs, CPA'•· Space avail for s m capital for expansion BUUTIFUL APTS ""'l·t"•t 1920 Meyer Pl .. nr new NEW 2 & 3 BDRM. BR. fplc. cpts. 1 blk fr a--A ofc: I.I.&.. iuc.t mtrhm, camper ~hell. ""'rnnces . ...., ''" 19202 Flonda St. HB. beach, $450 mo Charle~. dys 644 H12 ~.. ~· 1--, 1'' ,,_...,., Smgles, 1&2 bedrooms -------twnhseapt.2BRl''.J Ba. 968-8396or96J4Zl8 67J.46170rS32-JAA.l Eves &wknd.'163li5SS --.:~Oc:eGn•iew boat/trlr up lo 12 •.
f\irn . .& unrum. Models MESA PINES fncd patrn. gar, S3:t5 ;a;;--"-So. L-~ side CM Ph 645·0873. Applicant must be nf
'()penc1ruly t0to7.Room· Ba c h . $230. Some 645-4655 2 BR 11 ~ BA. dbl gar. lBrnewsthesea.$330 •BESELECTIVE• r-..,. -,-· sound character and
male service avail. N Wfl(arages . l'ool, -------twnh:.e ·~ m1 to beach A1C.lennls.htdpool Gamurtthablt.• bHt bld9. Next to have sincere desire to
lea:;e required. Sorry, jacuw Adul~. no pet!> 1 Br apl. Adults only No see ~ate. pool, Jacuu1, R s. dishwasher roommate post ofc. COtKttSiOM lusinns/111\'est/ succeed m business. ln·
adults only, no pets. Open daily. 2650 Baria pets. LRG J\JT, dman~ fplc, $39S. 675 6161, aft 5, 645 71&4 & hnant i1nproY•· ~ vestment available upon·
Oakwood "'va, c u . ( •resa Verde a re a & po o I . t 8 8 7 .,..., .,.,..9 B Ba equest Applicant must n "' m " ......,.....,.. Huge 2 r, 2 . \ u apt •SHARE A HOME• menh it•CJO. Short •••••••••••••••••••••• r · _... __ .,,.n A,.,....__ts ~ f:·.7off Harbor Blvd). Monrovia $225. 548·79?..,t ---------Heated pool, R/S, $430 have adequate workm&
'-6....-u... ..-. .... -... ......,..~ 2br, l V..ba, Condo Must see! (6441) f' 22 nds same to share 2 hnn occupcmcy possf. lusiMss
5
OS capital. ..._.,_.le«W.._... ---------1Two 2br apts. 1975 Pool, adult.sonly Rfftff 631 4555 bdrm 2 ba Furn apt. on ble. 5 Yr he oll. Opportunity O ~80 lr~~t 17th> 3br, ~~ ~~!~~ouse. ~;}1~~c~·::,.t~. ~.and ~l~ing 2Br de9nSS.= i;g 2 ';R~ xlnt l~ation. ri~~~~~-~lst OwMt-499-1625. ••·;·;;~~·;;:;••• c: :.:~. ~ ~700t.-'11,,,h StS..... Upgraded. Lge patio. 2 BR. 1 ba, encl gar & Part ut.il8 pd: kub OK Large encl patio. Mal t -led-O e I u x e o f f i c e .!I Groomurg & Pet Shop Mon, Tues, Wed. Only I .,. . Children ok. 645·95'43 pal.lo, $245 mo. 22 l0 #B, D/Wsher, gar (4380 Call 536-5805 e roomrna e wan . w/secrelarial serv. Nr Rehnog after 7 good 17141 835-
3
0S I tOovt'r at 16th> eves,646-062 days. Rutgers. Call &46-7129 ? BR home, blk from o c. Airport. 752·5626 years. fine-locatioo ~~~~64~2~81~70~~~~-~~:i:::-:-::-::::~•j Ba I dlts lWulS21SlBrDplx C!,a;mocien!i~!Rst..!~~ ~...,,!rly. All 5pm: '"W"'TER~u...•• clieBntEeRle~,SOOHE.NRY :: 1 "'C"'"'"'l'"' .... C"" 2Br.2 ,poo,a ,no • .,.,_, .. to, .. _ .. _acbl .,....., · -.--v•.r.....,.. "" r-R.vn1 •~
-~"" -" "' pets, or s hops. $250. -...... """"""' beach. $450 yrly. 673-1503 New office space from REALTORS Phase n Corporation
1 Gulf Western Plaza.
New York, N.Y., 10023 IAYFRONT
3 BR, 2 baths. Yrly,$550
ADULT CONDO
2 BR, 2 ha; yrly. $42S
STEPS TO IEACH
3BR. 2ba, bay vu $1050
i BR, 2 Ba., yrly. $400
associated
BR0 t<EPS-P£AL TORS
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Bach .• 1 lr-A.t Now 673-0884. 646-7319 R~1Yard63· 1 ~5363555> or 213·274-3002 Room In 3 BR home. pool. JOO sq ft. Most com· 215 Del Mar 4~121 All Is ....i ta d --Nr Harbor sbop'g Ctr. ,....;t· l · uti .,...J <'P • rps, B Ba i ir. ............ L-a 3886 All • M I I'd .,.. .. ive ra es m area. • b . I """"I, lndrv rac's. AduJts New. decor 2 R, l • n LGCJlll'CI .. -... 38... -.n ~· pnv s. a e pre · Fantastic Views, patios, CIGARETTE SUPPLY " usiness w • PtO•
""'' ·J I b ~ .,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 64.>5451 ftt'Vrl"ntMr flfture in NB over JS. oo pets or qdwet1co1mdp ex,,stv,gatr ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------in the CANNERY DISTRllUTORSHI .. ,,...~ · ·
children. Call Sue; sps , n ry ac, x ra A SIGIITTO SEE VILLAGE-Parking incl. PART OR FULL TIMS Natural food eatery. 556.7707 or llenry.· pkng. 1970 Wallace. LGE~ BR upper, view, Rent this 2 BR apt Resp. fe m s hare nu For appt call Ed ...,, . . shopcombo.541H927 Adlts nJ ts ..,.,... · ~ta d 1•L blks I La0 una Jlills home. Own lmm..,.uale operungs ID ...;_...:_ _______ _ 642.9137 o y, nope .... ..,.,. new c , rp&,. n w gorgeous ocean vu, " 67J.l003, ~ :Lafayette I 646-1850; 545·615.5 to be ., twn, Heisler pvt bch, ocean side of BR/ba. Rec/clubhsc Orange County and or Residential Board & Care
Park, $400. No children/· est Hwy. $450. 49!).4644 pnv's. S175 + 'h ul1l. _A_v_e_ .• _N_B_._____ surrounding towns for home. Costa Mesa area.
$425. New 3 br, 2 ba, E· 1 BR E/Side, encl gar. pets. 497.3109 or496-7161 Dick, 77~0403 ____ 1 Dix Office S~e d1stributnrs. All retail Pnc<..od toseU. side, tjeluxe, encl. gar, ~mo. No children or ---------r--outlets are secured by
rd pets 642·1694 Ocean view 2 BR apt, ~..ts Fumi~ 3 br 2 ba house close to CaA 831-9950 company. frplc, ya · · Adults. no pets, $375. or Unfwnished 3900 beal·h. 25 + tid y & ---------NO SELLING
TSL Mgmt 642·1603 Quiet 2 br hse an tnplx, 1197-2196 ••••••••••••••••••••••• r espon ' $225 pr m 500 Sq. ft. Office with You may becoml' drs·
N 2 BT 2 b aJl bit resp. adlts, no pets Non-THE EXCITING +phone 964 1043 bath. Mam St.. Hunt-tnbutor for nationally
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646-3928 545.3493 f~·l c, e'ncl~'gara::: s mkr.1250.646-2323 Lar~e2Br detached apt, PALMMESAAPTS. N B 2 l ht in~on Beach. S22S. mo. advertised cigarettes; •. _:._ __ ~_..._ ... 5010
bl•-· c"'• drps park· ...,... • s raig pro Coats & Wallace Real M rlb ro CamnJ~ ~ "'~ -'--pal.Jo, lnd.ry rm, $325. 2 Bdrm,. 2 bath, dis· ....... ,,_,, ' MlNUTES TO NPT -v• a o • ~ .~ ·
Rtlltals G~!! TS ing, ocn view, no pets, men seek 3rd to shar Dilate 9624454 Salems. Koors. Kent, ••••••••••••••••••••••• We have 1000 '.s of L~l 642·1603 hwasher. crpts, drps. $400 mo. yrly 2S2 Chi· BCH. spacious vu home, lg ---·------Pall Mall, etc. You m.iy Wanted: Restaurantw/b·
houses, dplxs, apts now, Almost new 2 br 2 ba encl. gar, private fenced qwta 4.94-4i044. Bach, lar2 BR. pool. S265/mo. 640-4330. C¥fice space for rent in keep your present JOb, quor lie, NB· Cd.PL CaU
all areas, all prices. twnbse w (encl: gar. yard. East.side. Agent. from S220. & up. Cls to bch 2 br condo, s Corona del Mar. Call start part lime and ex· ~/987·1924 Save on fee, ....._ .,_ .,,...,, ........ conr Dick 548-7729 or 540-7083 Bttul l Bdr Dplx, $290 • .Adults, No Pet.Ii tu•°'"" and to full t . e lat-if ---------__.. .,..,._ ...,, ......,. All· .. "·pd.rA'ri.g/st M Dr M/F, Sl.50 + \'J util. Ph:-'"""'"'"---·-----P . im ..... ~to•-5025 645-4900 Afj ' New lrg 3 BR apt, blt.n.s, uw..LD "" 1561 esa • you desire. To qualify .._, .,_
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2 BR. monthly ~.J'"}e rarace, W. Side, nr for S42S. 558·1901, tBT,patloapt.htedpool :~ Fem rmmt wanted Co THE SHIPYARD few hours apare timet•--------
15 O?' 'fll'eetly. 1 e r scbls. shops. $270. 631-3538 A/C,enc,.-d.d/wasber 2br, hse. Nice area. $J. Custom space now (days or eves) and cash WHEN YOU bch. 213·4'6·4750; ~ Nrshops$2a» (S8lS) a--4000 mo.631-4796evs avatl.a.ble in the newly investmentor:.
Wr&?2) · MESA VERDE home at-5[:/d~:-~~~ J!,i. 3r~~ Rwffwa 631 .. 555 ....................... -F-em ___ P_ar_k_N_e_w_po_rt_3_b-t $hl~~:r~1 ~e~~ Jni1~: PLAN l .••••••••••• $3500 NEm C~ff 2be~~;,;,:~Y'!~eei~ ~ptsoep~perets2~~~dlx Starea. $315. 710 W. 18th Mewpertlffdt 31" Jloo:C,~!:~~~~t.e ~~eorS~iS'7~ber1e, marine setting. Amitie ~F~~k:::·:.,·:::'2:000t" '
!y. ill -4Stb St, NB. • • · ••••••••••••••••••••••• 548_9755 parking. or more in orma ion COMl'ACT
546-S684 EASI'SIDE near new 2 Mesa Verde 2 bd, nu crpt, Secluded 2Br apt over-• Gay rm mt wanted t send name, address and UNIOH
Oo D bacb Util .BR 1 Ba, lplc, enclosed drapes" paint. Qt. cul-looking pool. Elec AmbullM-a, =rHionarbomr.CosCetn~ ~~s. 7N52.B-1.100homc\ with pho~~u,W'ro~~AN HOME LOAMS ocea • ., · garage. $325 per mo. de-sac, water pd. $290 kitchen , carport, $275 ~ '"""" D..., TOBACCOCOMPANY paid.$250. Ownr/agt.873·1181 rm.498·1938 mo.613-4182days. trally located, 235 -=--=---------1 Union Home LoanlJ ar
968-3558 rooms. MANY with Roommate wanted, seek· Cigarette Division #23 ran~e loans ror home or
2 Br, 1\ii Ba townhouse. 1•1tincJI011.leoclt 3140 HwtlitagfOll .. OCh 3140 kitchen, phone & TV. Ing clean. mature work-P.O Box 577 property owners ar $!251 BR, partially furn . ~a rage, patio, pool, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Swimming pool, jacuzzi, ing yng lady to share 2 Rosemead, CA, 91T10 $1.000 to Sl00,000 or
util pald. 645·2988 or jacuzzi. Adults only. and rec. room. Daily & BR <>•~looking Crescent A D1v1~ion or Newport, 2 exl11t1ng ocean more. And lhroug h
&G-Ml6 s:ns.'mo. 646-2010 ' weekly r ates starling Bay• In Laguna 11.1rbor lnvl.'stment Co. front talte·out, sit down Union Rome Loans you
llZ<. eo.t. MltM 3124 Kenn yb u n k po rt? rrom $48 a week. Micbad. 64-2109 DOM"T FORGET restauranl5. Owner will ~et Homl"O"'tler Terms.
a .. u:. ..ta.an VOTE ""PRJL I Ith A J h which are generally lsn"t that the horse that WOO _,_..... Oceanfront NB, ~hr lge ~~~~-~--~~~~ finance. · 0 nson, much better tban The Triple Crown in '72? Sunny room. Eutbturcs. a.e, pvt bdrm " bath. = Btr. 97M964 finance company tenns.
Sl.50. Sl!SO + · 87S-0378 Kwprt Be oLlice space ---------1 Ct.ooM n. ,.,.. ~fl()~ 640a!q .. t 500 aq rt, $285 loci. ONE IN A MILLION. A ~,....
If yol/re not sure Who (or v.4lat) KennytJuntcport Attractb·e room, ~ mi fw~..t 4150 utilitles. 6'7Wnl classic, la cool. clean ~ s.d
was. don"t feel bad-you·re not ltOOe, fro1D beach. $28 wt, ... •-••••••••••••••••• ornce apace at o.c. CresUlnc. 5 acres. '
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oftotallypersonalludprofesSof\alplarmlng. • nt. $150 mo. A·ultabte now, nr Westllaguine.M0-3222 1wtmmln1 pool. l ml The kind or ~tion )'OU daerW. -.csm Newport BIYd, C.11. S35 from Lake Greaory, I
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nestled Jn a forest with babbling t>f'OOkS and quiet tnM:t lune. nr.. • '100 CdM 1arqe, •hare It• N emry'a, 3 Otttcea + 111. JW..2Zl.S, 138-lOLL By
ponds. COOied b'j natural ocean brHZe5. Add to mo. ,......, double GI Goldenrod. k 1 t ch en, s 7 o o rn o. Owner. thattenrmcourts.swlmmtnopoo1S.1Jecuzzhnd f , ,...,... 4JOO 07·1955 Airport area. 752-8282, ....;....___;., _____ _
t COfM!nlent location near stlopplno ind •••••N••••h•••••• .. •• Office....., 4400 _5SM5 __ 1J1_______ TIA VB. AGEMCY
employment and you've got 1 place anyone would Nu bQtrnt P,.rop w /pvt ••••••••••••••••••••••• ......_ ltfthl 4450 FRAMCHIS!
pr<>U!Jly tall home. (Even Kennybunl(portl) bcb ar~a. Upper 3br. Koll Irvine ~nter ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1llo new w11y to own a
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•vaU.C.U751-9627 Ir repa1J"S, evt. rt».125 ADDITIONS laraeoumall,Jobs. Cratuman.Q&U~ tant prepare y()ur la· Uc/ms&•J.8861'99-aSOl l'lwa:te eves or leave ~Hrt ~ .• .. a-..i-Alvin ~... ,._ H ~ 6"11--03S8 & 6 come t.aJt retum? For an mess. ........._ ~ r·--r-• Ap.,,menta.,. OUAd -••I appt in yow-home call PETERSPAlNTING -·-"I ---••••••••• ••• Carpenter. Free KJlcheo~modelin1 a.ECTRJ.SHY! ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ Expr'd. Rta1 Rate•. Bob 1t•oad Paintlo1 •••••••••••••••••• .. ••• ••
Has rain damaged 0 estimates,Anysize1ob$. Plaot&rFlnancl.ngAvail ... Morelha.nelectncuuis Kaul, 1ktploader dump Free Est. Call Gene O:>mm'I, U>dus., & res. ROOFS lnataUed factory
asphalt'!' Call 631 40 Tooy,646-!1866 631-~or642·149S 979-4'63 lrlt. , arading, t.ree wrk, ~1119 552·6'58 Int/Ext, bonded, full cts.r.ct; Ntab 3S yrs. Call """"~ li r-aa.,-tce KenAhren...,. .... &BtlJ demollUoosetc 131-1257 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Jiab.891·1001Uc34S218 Hato&dGunnM&-29'1 ..,.,....,.., c.. -r• ~· Sh ba ff ........ IXOYE a~ . All PROFESSIO-NAL --------·1--------
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S.SAaphalt L clearungtool ~ua.rwork CuatomRoomAdds vinyl & cpts. 27 yrs Ttub, tree tnm. Ron tiotaso.wr Painting. Extr/Intr. Ex· R&IST. 89l-l4J 9•---------__ __. ___ _..,_. _ _, at bigger savings. Free CablnetsCountertops licensed contractor. 8'2-5103 m~ ..,••••••••••••••••••••• pr'd, honest, neat, reu. ,,... S.-.fce
AWllllligt est, 6'5-3643 Apt-Office-Comm-Alt. cameo Interiors. $31~ • Brickwork. Small jobs. Ue'd !IM-100 Dave PAreH PLASTER}NG ••--•••••••••••••••••
•••-••••• .... -.... mpoo & st.eam clean. CustoroHomes"Unlt.a Gw•aia19 ~ Newport, Costa &fes4 It FlDe Ext.er. Paiatiog by A 11 l Y Pe s. Free a.movall, trlmml•r • .,
A fc g Systems. Aulo ro Color brighteneri.; wht Quality DOl Quantity ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Irvine. 675-3175 eves. R. Si.Dor. St. lie.• ins. Tl')' estimates. Call~ pnm1og.. Free est. LSc'd. :me~Lralorveltbetrlnrt.otoAI epts lOmin bleach. Clean Wm B. Anderson-Bwlder Prot Japanese Landseap. Want a REALLY CLEAN me. 838-SSM24 hrs. Patching, lnt/ext.l found. lnsured.M2·263a ~
cokirs '&sizes. lmmed liv, din rm, hall $15. Avg Free Est. 631-0361 1ng It gardenil\IJ. Mainl . HOUSE? Call Gingham ~:!':?•••••••••••••••• Prof paiot'g & paper rpr. Boo4ed, llc'd14000'l. Tree Sentett. Tn90 pnsn.
free home installation rmGS1.SO, couch $10, chr Room A-ddtt1on1, incl. mowing, \rimming, Girl.Freeest64S.5123 "T M W II M ban1ing work gun 892-31M8 Ing, removal, top~ 8-'"",.. $5. uar elim pet odor. Remodel New constr spraying, weeding. Free W?, en 1 ove F 't 538 n8o' Uc los.648-4871 ~&5-7PM Cpt repair. lS YMi expr. Ltc'd.CallSplro S48-82S<i estimates s.s-7072 .. H~edeanlngdone by You We handle lrg le ree es • • , DRYWALL • "'
(213)59'l·SOl!O Do work myself. Re.Cs · · reliable couple. Refs. sml moves-offlce & 53&-C383 Hanatapespray.
labpftttng 531-0lOL Dale w. Phillips Cement. Q.EAN-UPS/HAULING 540-1793 howiehold. Distance & P-L-A Y--c-a1-Richard. 960-1787
••••••••••••••-••••••• No Job too s ma 11 . Prunin&·Planting local, also packing. lllRll -· ... nc ,......
Wi or Lic'd/Bonded. 542·2162 Freeest. 642-9907 Wall ! Does your Lowest legal rate. Specializing In cesideo.1 lndows cleaned. re.
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homes & apts. 847-4461 ill babysLt 3 mos-4 yrs, ·~··•••••••••••••••••• aft 5 bousecleaner clean cor· Lic/lnsrd. Qil T lll·9'4. lial homes, int. & ext. •••••••••••••••••••••••
Adams & Bu:. bard R .Huffman & Son. Gen · JOHNTHEGARDENER nen, top of refn~ etc. Ph847-7278 Please check our re· HOMESAVERS. Plumb·
96S-3987 tr CustomAlt&Add. Bedrlcal For Prof. grounds care Rel. Rell>. Nancy. ferences. Lie J ~l ing&Heallng. ~eeest.
Will b<1.bys1t days Nr ti o s. c ~bin et s, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Heall John. 25 Yrbfexp. 2 675-2821 ---Proc. serv. w/AUas costs Guar .• insrd, free esl. Sl.O ~· Honeslo'At &Mr/ellC aObtKe
Wilson Sehl. Llc~nscd. m1l'l.I. New const. Iles ELECTRICAL SERVICE ort. degrees. ormer no more. l"ree est. for Ted.~7085 ~~.;or 84•·7 ..,,.,.,., ·
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Lic3271J6 645-6974 On Gardening M atn· tenance George 549-2015
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LOANS AVAILABLE urdy Prk. Call aft 6 or handsome, seeks slim.
Credit no problem. kn<b 847·6094 attract. fem. 18-3S for
lroker. 752-5903 OST sml blue point sensuous. lovmg compa·
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Speculators, wvesl.or:. & tnl!', cream body, nght ~~le 559'"'°°°
o~ers s hrt. term S$ eye tears, Mon 3/20 an Penonal ServicM 5360
avail. fast. Bill Daven Eastbluff Fam. fr;rnt1c. •••••••••••••••••••••••
port549-9803 we love her. C~ll Gal Friday will assist
Mort $, Trust 640·64 U or 558-8666. w your errands/tr;,nsp. D~ 503 _Reward -&16-91.34, 491-1244
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F\111 or part-time. Leam per in newest hairstyles $3.SO per hr w /periodic Breakrut. luncb.. dla.oer.
lhe auto business from for Children's Hair styl· reviews. H.S. chem. or Exper'd. Appl)' In
lbe ground up! Op. mg salon in M.V. lmmed w o r k e x p e r . person, Ma Barker•!I
portunity for advance· lop earrungs. For in· w /chemicals pref'd . Restaurant,. zu E. 17th
ment.SeeMr.O'NeiUor terview call Carmen 7am-3:30pm. E.O.E. St,CM
u p· HOWARD 768-8801 ~3281. 1-~-------... r. 1eree. ------------------•Cooks. day shift.
Chevrolet, Dove & Quail Beauty shampoo assist. Oilld care & housekeep· Reuben's. 1S55 Adams
St!I • Newport Beach. needed by progressive ing. Top pay. Mon-f'r1 Ave. Appl. accepted dai-
CIO!>ed Easlet Sunday. Newporthaircutter.Calt 9-6. Seav1ew, NB. lybwtn8-l0AM42-(P&I.
for appL 644-_7_680_.___ 833-8100, F.ves. 640-6179, sa<>-9672 ~1494. Mw.t start im-1---------
•llKE STORE• med. Cooks & Dishwcnt.en
.. -
LOWEST
l~tRates
I st T.D.'s, also
l' a l 3 I l 8 o r 3 I l !I
RF.WAHO 254 Cat.iltna
l'<B~ ~ht-fore 9 A\.1
The SrnRle's Solution
Dalt! by Choice
Not Chance
Div Walter Kidde & Co
ia!2S. E Bnslol
Auto Parts s tock clerk
M/F, F\Jll hmf'. Wilbng
t.o train nght person Full
comp. benef1t1. Aply
South Coast Aulo Supply
688 Baker St. CM.
54S-84M Jim Walter
Assist. Manager for , ... ._ ______ •I Apply m penoo,Stavro'a ••
Schwinn dealer. Sal 5930W. Coast Hwy, NB .•
ACCOUMTIMG CLl<S Sll' 10 Newport Beach $10.400. Mm;t have pnor Oerical .•
Call lntruview 752 s.t 11 2nd T.D. Loons. Found: :1;20 '711. M:mna
Fairesl Terms StllC<' ·19 H1 molt'. furry. beige ..,c,..,,t:_,,=-atint.IOft& wht 11-10 wk rrulle ,1up, ___ _
Sattler MtcJ. Co hsbrkn 892 9847
!Comer of Bnstol &
Campwi behind
Carl's Jr>
The Irvine Co. b current·
ly seel"ng .accountmR
clerks in support of our
gen'l accounting section. ~~~~~~~~~
Req•s up to 2 yr; of gen'l1---------
bike medranlc exper. 1.11 *JR. CLERK c.ooks.experienced. •4
a sb>re. 552·9222. Apply in person. ~
*SR. CLERK 3405. CslHwy. LB ~~i.:• ...
AVON Boal Manufacturers ~ fiber1Jtos1 Molders COUNSELORS 642·2111 545 I I --••••••••••••••••• •• ••• •
Found Cocker ~pan1<'l. Jobe Wanted. 7075
Retired couple 1as yng blk male. V1c: San· ....................... olc exper. in either re·
ce1vables or payables & ASSEMBLERS TAKE AVON ~~ V~r~~!~IFb~l w~~J& ~.~r!'!_~~~~!: ;;
To LUNCH ,. Gekoat Hel-without ex per. in good Tree Homes, 540-4754. money to lend. l::.l 2nd ta Ana Ills. 963-6880 Int ell, slim, beautiful
TD's female desires customer IO key by touch.
A t 1 .,.,.., ..., Lost f(old ring Lag Bch b'· 1 ---'g:;..e_n_._.....,_,._ .. ~·--i Hesler Park beach area or pu uc re BUoo type job. F\cx1ble, will nvel. I am a yng sue s~ful 3/22 eve. Reward. D-J NB 1
We offer a competitive
salary, compreheosive
benefits pkg &: an oul·
standing working eo·
E E ONIC r -· ore surrowidiogs. Call L CTR Sell to friend.a and co· XJnt pay' tnnge hens. Today! COUH'nl PER SOM-ii'
workers \n your office; ' Balboa Boat Builder> HO FEES &Lsy pnntmg company,' '-
make about S40 on every 2972Century Pl, CM tight paper work. PIP;
Prof ram. man ..r.i..... is Hi86·78S2, l 684-7291 c1<:ier · ·• rvrne arta. ,,,.., P.O. Box 1475 Newpo buying a new bqme in --C ---. --Beach, 9266.1 my pr cs en t N. n . Lost: hocolate Siam~. _________ ,
neighbor for $215,roo. I female. reward. \tc: Nun;esAtdepvtdty Cert.
want to beat lh• C'<· Hunt Bch. 962·7854___ Loe, refs. Accute &
c.-ess1ve interest. r.ite FOUND· Dalmation, terminal exp. Scly c.-ha~ged by_ the local Male. Chain, nn lie ab11illes. will trv• for ltd ~ s. ,cspec1ally vhcn I Newport Bch. 548.2381 to time. Pref days. (l)
think l m putting i80.ooo tdt>nttrv 992-5718 <'ash down. Call me ;it -· ------
nronment.
Please Call 644·3389
9am 'tit Noon
THl IRVIME CO.
550 Newport center Dr
NewporU\each
Equal Oppor-Employer
ASSEMBLERS SlOOyousell. You'll have __ E._O.E_.S56-_J7_20_•fi0~ office • ,_642_-062_l ---
your own busines11 Boats 0 o ver! ad To assemble wire har· without giving up your Lot man wanted for O
nesses. printed circuit regular job To find out cleaning boats. Call Loa 557.006'
boards, and wire wrap more. call ~0·7041 or 631-2547 ...,.,.. Bi-h St, NB pan~ls for computer Zerulh7·1359 '"""' '"
systems. Applicants who .Avon Products, Inc are available for swing , ________ _
stuft may apply between
9and 11 AM
IOOt<l<EEPER ustodian/Mainl man Newport Ha r bor Familiar w/A/R. A/P, CLERK. AccolDl~ Rec Luthcun S48-3758 Aft. 6
billing, payroll. Must be F /lime In busy retail PM
arcur. typist Mm ex per Jewelry Store. Benenls. ---------fi.W..aW7 or 557-46:1 If you LOST German ~horl Help Wanted 7 100 Ac:tiYitiH Olr.dor
want to ha~ mv hair pmntl'r, m.ih ::! )rs ••••••••••••••••••••••• Certified. {/lime. Mesa BURROUGHS
tx-aullful new twuse & old. Whit<'lhver. Lag 1---------Verde Conv. HOSJ:I, 661 eqw ty 1f r def1ull on Belt. 494 !!956 ACCOUNTING center St. CM 548 S.~
Babysitter. lit e housekeep1n~. baby 9 mo·c; old Rl"f s rer!'d
H·12-6100Jud1
1 2 yrs. Fast expanding 54S.1424 DB.I
clectromc" mf~. offers ---------Manager worker, Salary good pay. benefits. con· CLERK-DRUGS, Gifts&. +.MB·786J ~enial atmospher~. Cards. Exper preC'd.1---------
your 9' :.., JO yr I.st TD ---R...t & Cotttroct CORPORATION IAIYSITTER rather then ha1e it ~o LOST F em. Col11e, Aceountift9Clri AIDE/,,...Schoof for 2 i·r old Lt\e tn d<'
EOE. call fortntervw N B. Call 640 7373. Deli worker. exper, rella· •
back to an S&.. Prin Germ.in Shep mix Tan Jolll 8 leader tn the rasl Call Wed 10to I lam. 25725 Jet'Oftlmo Rd sired Refs req. CdM Irvine
DECC , _________ _, ble. Tuei tl-1. 9·-t. G1ovan·
546-473\ CLERKTYPIST m's. 1380 N. Cst Hwy, only & black, rec ~nll y food industry and ___ 645-9973 ___ M.tss1onVieJo.Ca92675 area 645-5885
rlipJ>l'd. Trabuco Rd F.I become a .member of our Air National H you 're <San Diego Fwy. to El BABYSITTER f/t1 me BOOKKEEPER·MouUOQ
Announcflfttnft/ P•~s/
Tom 770 0559 or 7~-M43 dyne m 1 c growth -having a hard time find· Toro Rd · eastto needed 1mm~d1ately •' P 1 a z a p h 3 rm ac Y •
onented team. Our cor· mg work and are in· JerorumoRd .. southto Mature. exper, sitter Laguna Hills, Mr.
porate Accounltng terested ma career in LosAl.JsosJ pref'd..NB.644-8071 Oreyfus7683784
Department has en ex· electronics weather .B . BOOKKEEPER cellenl challeog1ng posi-fo r e ca 8 t'1 n g or Equal Opportunity abys1tt~r /hsekee~r. '--, L--'-Clk
LostlrfouM ~s .......................
Armtouncetnem 5 I 00 • ... ••: ·-• • • •• • • • • • • • •
••••• ••................ Spiritual Reode-r
5350
Part-Time Lag lkh.
Typing skills & good with Dental receptionist.
figures El\lOY excellent Mature. exper
company benefits. 644-140.S
Apply 9am-noon
Moo·f'rl Personnel Dental Assistant
MARRIO'n HOTB. Orthooffc. 842-ms
.•
Class. guitat lebsons, IBIS~· El Camino Real
music educ~lor, b1:g., San Clemente. Fully tic.
int, adv. 556-U78 For appt. 492·7296
RELAXING MASSAGE
Bob Jdmes-Lic Masseur
Outcall 9-9, 494-SlJ l
lion open. Qualified ap-telephone/teletyp~ in-,~~~E~m~p!l~oy~e~r~M~/~F~~ live oul/1.D, matun:. nn· -"'~·-plicant.s sh<>!-11d ba_ve 1·2 stallation and repair, see 1~ smkr. 1 inlanL 4~ Entry level pos for indiv
years expenence in Ae-your Air National Guard ASSEMBLERS eves w/min 2 yrs maouaJ G/L
counts Payable utilizing Recnuter. We need men posting ex per. Good ~ computenzed account· and women aged 17 ?7 tn· We w i I l t r a in . Banlung Progressive, in· beoefit J*g & work.mg
mg system as w~ll as teres~ in gelling ahead MacGregor Yacht Corp, dependent bank, seekin1 conds. 640-8950 for appt.
900 Newport Ctr Dr
Newport Beach
EquaJ Opp Emplyr m /r
Dental Chamide Assist. • •
in N.B. Pleasant group
prac. Ex per. o ec ... •
---------• lnchJdes alternate Sat..
SCRAM·LElS
ANSWERS MASSAGE
l.itslly -\1.or d FIGURE MODELS t-•acade -Cou n -
successful completion of in today's competitive 1631 Placentia, CM bank exper'd
courses m beginnrng Ac· job market. You can get Branch Secretory ~~':!~~:~o~pp~~~ CLERK TYPIST ~llng 10 key by touch free -vocational trainmg ASSEMBLERS O.C. Aui>ort ofc Xlnl. post & ;;;/';itam financial Sales Dept Ele~romc
AM 's. 640-11.22.
DISHWASHERS
P /time. Bayview C.onv.
with good commun1ca-with eJCcellenl pay plus Xlnt oppor. Progress1\·e benef Call or apply rtt0rds (M an lntenor ma our. needs person
lions sk1Us reqwrc<I Ex-free medical coverage medical device manuf SANTIAGO I AM9r Oes·1gn L·1rm. Salary wlsales •· market1nn 6Jt .
Home. 642· 3505 __ . __ _
Rebuke -Ego rn -ESCORTS
COMMERCI LS OUTCALL OHL Y
cellenl benef1t.s offered. and travel. For more tn· locatt.>d nr OC Airp<>rt 535 E First St. Tustin op• n. p,. I ea. e ca 11 °' ., .-· Dock master's Assaatanl Please call Mary Ann has ope I •s Co a!f ~ ., per. Cu~tomer phone wanted. 1"/hme. Open . • . formation on openings · 0 nt: r · · 832-5200 714.:>4-0-286Qforappt. contact. Type 60 tVpm salarv.Call673-3515. •..r.. Banning at 7141752 6511. and qualification!> call sembler5 of hght plastic E:qual Opport Employer ----electn c typewriter. J)tr --· --. Personally,ldo tthmk 631 •38 11 there'5 enough ol<'nrl', __ _
on TV. Jf it "'l' uii to
me. rd kill ofr air the •SANDY1S*
COMMERCJAL oo' Outrall Massagl'
Lost & Found 5300 --973•0329
••••••••••••••• •••••• ,,.SHERI LEE•
Lost or Found a l" Call Certified Masseuse
Animal Ass lan ce HouseCalls·Byappt.
League 537-2273 no fee. 838-6838
Reward. Siberi{n Husky FOXY LADY red & whL V1rGarficld/
MagnolJa. Nd4 med1ca Outcalt Mas~
tion 962·1410. 731-3561
e'<t243orapplympcr.;on Sargea nt Arrollo parts Xlnt ~nefits & BOOKKl-:E P&R. taphone & TWX. Xlnt DONUT SHOP, p/time;~
at. der 714 979-7363 or apply at working comb Apply, Ft~harge f()r ln-rne Ad ~ t all n. •· h rtr· .,.
Med aJD .. opp y. a em "' eve s 1.-.• ..
2651 Newport Blvd. Costa LC evic:c Banking vert1sing Al{t>ncy. Salar1 for aprioinlmt-nt avail. Woman age 25 or. >
W1eMnchnihel Mesa. ~aAlboratorics D TELLER PfTIME commensurate fV/cxper. Industnal Relations over. Apply m person.--
4440Von Karman Ave. 3198 rport Loop r Branch ofc seeks bonda· Call Mon Tue. 3 30·5PM. 7 14/833·3300 D1ppity Donuts, 1854
Newport Beach CA 9'2660 Aloe Vera \'lon-surg1cal C06Eqta ~fOpesa E s~~>-1905 ble p/time teller Exper 551-0001 N rt Bl d CM E:qualOppEmplyrm/f lace lifts. distnbutors & ua por m~ pref'd Contact Hilda __ .::.:._______ a.rtsdeyControfs ewpo v .
sales p051tions avallable. ASSISTANT MANAGER Terranove <7l4) 64+7ZSS. BOOKKEEPER. posting. IRVlNE Donut Shop-Graveyard
Til-3999, 996-8548 COUPLE WestemFederal AR. AP. on peg board Equal Oppor Employer girl p/tJme. Apply, 135 E.
b ed • 147 . 1 1 S 1 system. bank deposits & ---------17thSt;cM. •ACCOUNTING Am illOtJ.'I Coople Want 1or urut comp ex o av ngs reconciliations. cash __ ......;.. _____ _
CLERK • to manage 8 small busi· Santa Ana. Husband 2744 ECoast Hwy, CdM Clow records. property "
negs p/time. Will not in-must know maintenance. F.qual Oppor Employer ledger, lJte typmg & fiJ. CLYK TYPIST ORAnlNG $950 Pia terfere w/ your pr~nt Mature middle-aged cou· ing. Working directly Large insurance co. w/lr·
Combination of ac"ou11t· job. Mu.st be willing to pie only. Ref's required. Banking w/company owners & Int working conds &
i.ng&generalofficesk11ls leam.Mr.Rall,642-1634. S100/mo + 1 Br apt.Call 'l'ltl•-EXPER'D outside accounts. Sm benefits has immed TECHNICIAN IAst: CockntieJ, ~rey/wht PREGNANT? Caring, neededM for tbhls El TolrodA --1-i ___ ..;..__. --_bt_wn __ s_&_s_. 54_&-_9860 __ . __ •-. growing company Croan Ol)ening for clt>rk typist.
yellow head puich Cac<' confidential c.-ounseting co. ust ave so i ~PP ance repairman: Ute typing. Neatappear En gin ee r1 n g 5 58 2 Type 45 wpm. Heavy
M V d R rd •. f 1 Ab t ' knowledge oC debits & Washers, dryers, stoves. At!l'O RENTAL AGENT Contact Dorla Mitchell L( B ""---. Must be well or· MSJ Data Corporation eaa er e. ewa "' re erra · or ion, cttdits & ability lo tv-rw refr1d's, disbwaabers. Experienced. Apply, UHi""""' l"' .... IC McFadden,' · B93-056J ..,......,.. thel••der 1·n portabl .. a..: 546-3185 1 adopt.Jon & keeping. "r-• "'" ,..... pnized.. Some math ap. ~ ..... . APCARE 547.2563 &answerphones. Top pay to right man. 2m'QuailSt.NwptBch 610NewportCenter Dr IOYS·GIRLS titude. 1 Yr ofc'expcr plications terminals 1!! u.no -------I' ~......... ·16 years 0 age. vcn-P•~ . Apply in person Tedmlc1an experienc1.>d LOST· Frien~Alhino Atlk for0rderno4682 494-8089 ·----------•! N~ Beach 12 f E --I'd seeking a Drafting
Cockatcel.19t St.Nwpt LIHl>A&VICKI ACCO "'AHTS AptMgr,couplepref.,ex• ATTENTION"' 558-5280 Ing work. Obtain new 8:J0.2PMMonthruf'ri. ih preporin~ formal
13ch. <714)821 o dys, 0utc• M•soge UMUMITID p'd only, ID malnt. & bk· It OR OYEI EqualOppor Employer .subscriptJons for the Dai· ScrfecolMW•U drawings of piece portor,,
S3'7-()8l9 For the F-.. of It! PERSONNEL kpJ, SS un1l complex, Moap.r.MC•H ly Pllot working wi~ an l7S70Broolthur.;t assemblies and clec
Lost. Prt.'sc ttption ServanaaUOranaeCo. SERVICES C.M.(213)1165-3851 Worklnnewofflce adult supervisor. rn FounuinValley lncal diagrams frool
Glasses. Bt ..... Victono 835-7313 SC7-7631, I05S No. Main Ope · · Co M BANK $20 to S30 per week or Equal Opp Emplyr mtr sketches and markctl.
& Alden's 0~"Placcntia, Suite 1016, Santa Ana APT MANAGER rung •n sta esa more. Call <ZJJI 597-0396 prin\s. In addition. yo;'
CM.548·9fl61Reward •SUSIE'S • •Always100%f'ree• 32Unltcomple.x,lblkto Man or woinan. Work SeniorT.Cler noon to Spm. <4113 > ---------•will provide general
--OutcallMaa.saae bch. Prime H.B. loo-w/)'OWllpeople.EDjoya-L HHS. 4~13. 5pm-l>pm. Call CoddallWaitrns drafting support to
Youad : Poodle. Vlc · UAM-2AM 731-4462 i--------• Uoo. Apt.+ salary. call ble a, m~Unl worlr OIJllllCI Collect. Sdtool Engineenng R~5earcb .Ataaion Villa1e. San rorlntoS40-3S3S. I Id d ancement ""-W-.. M Earn'"' to $IOO nor wk. aodDevdopmenL ..111&11 Capo, oo tao. Pt DANCE OP' FUN Acctn1 Bilplg .,, rap a v Immediate opportunity ,.,.... -~ Low ~Uon. P~mcnt O:>cker? ~ Beiut. Otllde «trlt dance TEMrc>IARY ArcllltedM.. oppor ln our oducatJon&I ror an indlvtdual with lm med. employment uslllt 7 1 9 M It rap aaakln. lOAM to Jlclbter Today to work o..1,.1rjDleft • g::uctsdlvltloa.Ageno previous experience as a ava1U or Ml service car, ___ ._s_._1_. __ _
SAM MCJl>.Sat. 12PM to oovutousaeCOQbUna• Small Deel P1 of arrie.rb U 18 1r o~er. tellerpreferrably ln new washmanal[eJ'. Muat be COOK. aper'd In guest '-~!~"*toTIMI .. ~ .. ~~N. Euclid, bo6kkeepia1 H1l1n· • 8 ID ua • Jhet an P eu DI accounta. Dud• iocJuiie exper'd In all phases of homo, 10-t weekends. us-,._ • ~ ._,,...,....v menta. W01'k cloH to ::: ~~nn. P<Jll· C::ality. C.U betwn traJninltelltrl, luuadlinl car wash manqemml. C.11.84141141
tb• Dall7 P ot JleJ9 ~i:S~JONW/Al> your home, Fl111re ~-I centert. 2pcn nwtomer trantactlona, Top sal + bonus + ----------W81JlecS el atkJD. u Clerk• to Sr. Accouft· banb. •.-. retl4e:Dtlal .,.. •ccoanta and colJec· comm . For lnlervlew COOIS
U. job yeu w la aot Problem1T Want help tanta needed tbruoul cJ«ta· lmmed open• 6(5-4114 tiollllnaddll.lonto.asilt· call'fl4/GM-4480. FclD Ir P/time. Exptor'cl
theft JOU ml ecaidder CIDdlnl a llOluUaftf Pree. 0r_,.eo. ~~--~111..~---~~...;l·~~~~~~~~I ln1 ••f'inC• manarer. Good bedita. Ba"91~ atreru.s your sente.. A 8 C HE L p Lr N £, Bobertllalf'• /JlCHITEcrt1RAt. nt. QQaWled applicaata call caabJenlcounter be!&. "-of ,. Coo•. Hoep. MSI
wlh a ad b die l ob ._MS-ZZZ'l_______ A~&emPI DRAFTSMAN Yo\l"t C7W) 1tl-Tm. P'tr time poeltJoa av · ~.
Wmskd Htep'J. P)loo 5005..Maltl Sltt.o OvwlDI H.B. tlrm, ,._ N MOD-M AJaop/lday --------DATA
MW818 No.Toww,U~Baaik tl4eatill~V.-..i:t. Gta.......... poetuon.APPtyinpersoo COOKS, Bartenders, c--··-~ ID'lbeCb.yafOruJ WPM ~ btwo MPM Loni JobD Oellver7 Orlvera. vtU"v-11wn
If It's got wtHtet• you'U move It
faster in a·
Daily Pilot
clanffled
ad. C.11
'42·567f 1nd a trJlftdty
.... Wtll
r.ltlli> you tum ourWbiels
ntecaift.
'714~0:S • _._ "'"aUoc!Ofar-.t Slver'• R.estaunnL P/tlmo optnlns• for ... ~,."!!!*.,.~~ ~:.~ ......... •&ANlc• 18 HuborB\vd.CM.ActoM 1IOCnCD •ma. w/outao ........ --~-,
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-.-·•.._,, n .u.t~Fedco. lJllpcrwottalJU .Ov•r2l (7J•>~
• ab'° to work eves. Equ&lopportunlty CEBAMlCWORURS *3.70-~ to 1tart. Apply Equal()pPOrtmtity . .__em_pqo_er_M•/•F•'•"-.i lf YoU an tbrovt pou on aft.-&pm dtllt. Me N Employer M/P' •• a wheel and are lntettllt• Eds Raa Parlor, tlO E. ~~~~~~~~ ---------• td In • l\oady Job, C'•ll t'l\hSt, CM' oa~. >"JC, attract MARKEt. CERAMlCS, ----------
rem. "-''*"· cOod HJuy m-oui COO« W AHTID
4 tJpa. Chea Monique, X1nt benc:fiU s.1 open
HU2 MM•.:J:erlh Cheuffeurs wanted fot APCllY. loUy 'aocer, 20) Pnw&1. • 1 row I• I U mo ua l ne 11.att.Qe Aw:. Bal Wand. ..mc..llustbe• . ___ __, ___ _
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llJIC'rlUClAH Oarden<-t, .x''d, fot SI "-ttM, •lCJ'd Pfl'.'A'pp. CAIUA!an CJ)NU3ll. ....... Olrl "'1day, alluetl\lt, Bo. Oran1t Co. arta. la~':.'!:!or A a.15n..-6u I
• \lnl& ~ t'Omplu"' C.M. I~ ln p1raon, a.ub llua& hut u per. ht pertonablt, artlculalt. -...ucirUl·10>6 A t 3 -~pm &m~PayAl Maintenance _EU>8'5·~1 Hou1e lnn. 619 Sleep1 JOI mal.ntalnln1 re1taurant Ute typing career op w y wn ... uz RelJ\dcn Ai•ne)' El--&..Jclan ~L~L!!h __ 2 Day5 per •It. P.rm. • re18'oed .,qiJpment 4t ponunl1)t w'ith dynamic p ET t T 1 ONER S -Mon·Frl S\at'tta.nhr 40'lO rc:ll. .. \O. ~m '"-..... ·-•otn"'' ..... __, .,. -·-h1vt a workln1 -"""-pany .. 111...., f\llllpar\Ume.Ooodpay lOlUAdamaA_"•-•_Jt_D_ ..,~-a-.. l»"""\-1 '-"'•-.. ._. '""'· '""'8• ovr.,.,, 01"·'"'• lmowltd11 of thil 1l1tc.'· ••v .. uo 'v"' 0 ., dally !1361711 ,. ..,. ""' ... -~:.~~ ~~~ :prur,t~~~! Pl!ISOMRIDAY HO\J8t:COUN!SKLORI Lady Ml~ht M1na .. ('t, lr1e•l'!f.lumblnflr1dt1t. OJ>•n <.:all Marilyn . . Rd.altM1na.1rmfnt ca.I rotAp~/letab '~
Thh '°'"'· 1110 nH<ts Marrlwd i·pl ol\\y, no " .... Pll)' ,Ora.n,•Coun\" 640-4l60 p1•tw.1. ASS'TTOPHS. · plant flettr\t1an to be " J d b ~ lJV• ln au.,.rvl9e 0 f> llpm, •lhir.U, 1900 nr {j ,, I Aa6A rtsptm~lble ror 11ener11 r~~ P ~po 3 • I• ~aae atria. £)(p + sal. w Balboa. N B. ou.~1. •• au rant tr"ilcu, HOYICI Maltlna plna • on tht-RETAIL FllM
electn<'al molnten:tnc<' ~peoornu.!•~rhalo" .!~!',en oak Tree H 0 rn 11 8 , Mk for Ml.ktt. 2t!Ot Daimler. IJt.Gla ADa. ~AL stealT ••Y oven• Exper llHded Mawr' profit or1,ntod
in a non union shop 2 3 ""' r.-v "' v.. 540-4'1~ ----.. molpm Mon lhru fr&. For fifw"' C.nl•r l.a'N ..-.TM.1. w\th rrlall batkl(round. Years u~rl,nt'e l!'I dt Uua loqly a.po\ If 1ou Lad)' to work In donut n • .!.:. ln k 1 ...., 8 u p ., r v 1 11 1 0 n 0 r
• lf\rable. Alon!l with 11 havt flood ore •ldlls * 11re How.ekeeper/rhlld cart lthop. 2um 7am. pltrt or 7~.:Ur \yp 1 • 1 11 Plurnti.r wartted for pools watehouae. work1na with
competitive salary. we good w1people call Ot>n Fun k1d1 6 " a Own r Lime Appl)' In ~riton, Maml.tnanct rnan fot 55 • •PA•· Newport Pools, buyer.. manufacturer•.
oHer an oult1\1111dinl( nJfet,7702732.Cont= room.balJl.TV.W-n•cd Golden Bob l>1H1ut1. unlitS>t4!0mpltxlnC.M HUISESAIDll 944-4111).t &~toremanaaers Wo~k
company paid benef1h, P4:!r.>OMel &er<-ice. 1 )OUI Call Mon thru lo'rl, 177~~ac~ Jvd. Hli, 2 12131~lMl I OllOl!llUIS PllSS OPR In 1111 aapect!'I of ret1.t1.
program wturh lnrludei. Lsmbert !l, Ste, 503, El 11.30-5.30 &40.1291. ev11" Bl O of albel't MALE MOO ELS aae Re•uftl' In confld,ntt
medical/dental and pro Toro. wkndil751-l!IM Laundromat Auil •Bed taotUt)' Join 8 Expet.AIDtc:llllO llck, to. The l<ttd Dalio~. fit shanna. We are idea1 1•--------... •1-----• 19'w25 tor •alpolrfta wear happy 11roup 41 t>nJoy the PIP,&&a·06al 16883 Altionquln, HIS .. Houi.ekeeper la Invalid f.1alure WOllUID, p/llme ca oeuv, c or appt. 1dn& b«ne(1l1. Bayvte" f0;49 Ir located near CostJ1---------·1 "arft ~ day• WL, N 8 7 30.l] 30AM 67S-181Xl, ~3'40 Conv. IOU Ttlurtn Ave. Pru• ueralor. t''(-;ft Mesa and the San D1el(o ' "' • ~ .... ,...... rt A e D k - -GENER AL Ref1reqd.64t·3112 vr .. --.... Cltf6423505. per enc on 1c fteUll M1n1gl'me , !:~~>' Please apply In " -------L-.AL , .. ,.~ MAMAGll ftHI 390. 333 1'hJtd 8t, L.11a Sporta onentr<t, to 'f:
r<' LABORERS Hou:.ekuper llvt> In. -~ ' NUISISAIDIS Bch. w1young company. R '• mature (em Pleaunt J year t>xp R<'q 'd, work Ambllloua ao·gtU•I' Ii Jl\tll or p/tlmtt 7·3:30 or •RJ ..... 1 ... ,._ dMi~. 81~9102 a1k r ITC: c_,..tMlllt U I! ti Need-d b<'h home. HR, f'\t Rm procei.•in1 ""P. S:.ilaty •ou1bt by Saf\la An1& 311 3U Patk Lido Co '" "' "• Bob 3201 S. Soun St r en Y 1 Own ttllnl', rt'f~ 846 D89 $800 Mr :1 Thom 111, area Clrm lor their mg11\l H. · «,, ... hl :d · a.-·• L,.._. --' ---
Santa Ana, CA 9l704 W•ehoetH -fl7S-2999 trne pro~rom Oreal NO:PiMa.ao«'at• p · i;;';yOfftet RITAILSA.LIS
P',qual Oppty P:mplo}cr Stock Clris llou,,..k ... 1·per Ii\' In, - -- --Irv.th pot•nl. w111lnt co --...o..-cttor Fem. 2t"40. (Jal Ptn. Shi, & lt•ctMftCJ hou11ework 6 pl tlrne i.1t .... IC benefit•. '110 :n32. Cori. !'lurse aide Mu at have ,,.,... ,....... beat·h !!hop. 64().&«7
-------Mu't lia"e telephon11 & ling w 2 yr old. Balboe AL. S Y TIMI t t' mp o Person n e I C'ut II :.>AM to 3 301'M Mu1l know 1m11pout &. - ---t-
Eleclron1ch Hecenlh rd1abll' tran,p Loni{ & Pl'nln &\.$ 23~ 8omeone Wt\nllllltl\-e SerVlCl', 22001 Lumbert Mon•Slll . sa hr <.:all continuous lJusineS"I RN/LYH
aeparaled v11ll.'r11n" !lhurttflrmaitin~nmrnt~ - -net'dt.'dlobeatty'11tl1Jht St.SL~li03.Z1Toro fk5.3DSJ fonnapra• SA nre;iof Full timt'. 117 shift.
tgra<ie ~·& und l>elowl·~ hind Good 11ecy 11kll\s ----OrangeCo.7141540·8027. &>.iutitul99bedphyfkal
art nttdl"d to hll current ~"" • .. HOUSlk!IPER will put you Into th111 - - ---Nuralng_ rehab ~pltal Pll'atant
part lime vuc-.1nrn·s in .. --t Mature reftn1.od·for older ~uper C1treer spot Call .... o• L.... It.al &tote 5olts envtronmrnt. good q">m·
Lhe Cq.,ta Me,•1 r\1r ~a • "''H"'r Lite work . on Gennlfl•t. 170-2732. C'.on ~anai:er l'ce Paid for 83r\aufr rllnlc· Must LUSK Rlty. u J ohn o pensaUon
tional Ouard Y. l' need 3841 C~t Drh• flit)'. hn• in 875-8067 tempo Personnel Oic: Mqr to SI 000 l\Jlve xlnt VMI puncture Llllk Company 18 now Apply ln per!lon
men and women l'X 54 .. 74 , Service 22Sl Lumlwrt Take rhMt(e Pl'rlOn 1 klll1 , ablllty to takln" lntervlew1 for Oron"egrovc """nenced m elel1.ronit~ u-Ha..sJ.e-s St " u. .. ~·1 T 1 + I I 6 " .-~ """ --r--· ~ . ole .,,,..,, .-. oro w manager eic per art <'ll ate n•ceu . To liceT\Hd rut t111>li11la &ale:. Rehnb lloep repair. telephone• '"cross rinni F limn '· p lime """"'typn" a. 1h 1"11' """' NB C' II i.1 Or c Al rtl ' "' """'"' 1 "• "1 0 Sluuumo · arpa a people. Call for oppt 12332Gardenllro\'C". teletype lnst11lal1on .i,n•I ange :o • l"p<J Ba>~lew Manor & Cotiv •-- -wanl11d (Cit thl9 fa!ll 1>61·4'23. Office Medic ;; Garden Grove repair, me111age renter 1'..qualOpporl'.mplnyt>r Ho11p Good sal & LEG/\LSECRETARY d ( G l 1 ......., .,. :~~~f}\~e)~ln~~~ ~~E.-:L-Oa.!-:-CI ,~:::~:::""";.;;;;-,, [;:E1:•~f,:,"~~ ~;f~~~:i~~~JA~i ~FT .. ~·.~·~::;' IJli? lb::::~~:· 0
~ubitantJal monthly In U •""" -m r Live in. noi>mokln11 56fi. l)1) La111na, CA. Serv1t•t>, :dl!Dl Li:tmt>.rt _ -"'--"' Op•ratina room. tx .. 0 me . r. t 1 rem en l )Ou ha\e >1ood 1gurc <.;all 847 '1302 , ,_,.,7 8l •t ..,... •1 T tvn-........ Paid 1 ========:. "' .. • " ud •-t .05 --• ..,. ,ot' ........ c.. oro VI.... .-~ I• norienceneee•sarv,-.it benefits baltC l'lct'hdnge aplll c "' l'Jll > pe .. - -4lr.. c•.......1. .. S700 "" , , pnvilei&N. aod MUKF.' wpm, we have an 1n llousekeeper wanted LIQUOR MARK!-;T -· ,_. llALbTA.TI patJent1ur1ery,day1\n
For tnforroauon on opc•n· tertiSlln~ po:.. i.chl'duhn~ Newpon. uren. sep pvt v~. \'l'f"Y buGY !!tore On the ball Pi!taOn w/lllnl IA.U.,RSOH ~~.~~d~a 1~11lnpl!/~•l
inl(.'I and , uallht'aliuna pt'Oductmn 1n our pnnl acrom 5 da)'> Wl'ek 2 n~ ~me very, ver~ M•n•serTralnHI typln~ ne«ded for busy W . di 1 "
11 S t I \ r r 011 0 !>hop XJnt work in!( 1-onds days off. :r children 10 & Jood people Apply in UT bully co. Loli of var 1\1110 e re ••pin nt ••a n Sur11ery Center, ~1~.m 7~ 11'r apply 11j It benefllr. Apply, Na 11 Must have ref'I per!ion am, 3041 so QTEM Fee POliUoru;. Call Mary ~~~~r!~~9lo!tt~a~i:;~ M2 1426 __ ___
Sea.twi•/CMricel
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full Is p1llme cl•rit'nl
help w 1vary1na 1k1ll
leveh1 Reo-,,.1c• Typiat
l yr gen l olc e~ per Typ-
ing !;() wpm. Muat be
po1aed, personable &
able to handit extremely
bul1phonea
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To work •a needed 1 3
Yrs ofc uper. Typmg 80
wpm &dlelaetv>ne.
Pleatt call 844-2389
9am 'tll Noon
THI llY1MI CO
55> Newport Center Dr
Newport Beach
F.qual Oppor Kmployer
26SI Ne..,,Jll•rt Blvd CM t1ona1sy,tcm1>Cnrp,4361 Salary oprn ~all bl\lon llnstol.SA food Stores Allnpn..:.,..~7n0.,,271 ~r' ·~l~en.t~l perlnrmanre records " aALIS -' Rrr<·h St. ~ B (Nt.'1ir Ul' 1 !!PM Mon F'r1 ~I\ 20111 - -"'""'"' ... .,.. • , .......,. •
F.le<·troo1c t1>chn1r111n A111>0rt1 Jo.Of'; HOUSIWIYES--Liquor rlt>rk full & p11rt .. _ k C Lambert .!41, Sh.' .S03. El ex!. ~r !"~f'nl :!:~1~all 4'1fb WlwalHel• SECRETARY med to h1>:h t'nd ~terc•o Lime t;\e&. only Cull Are,,,.,e lng nrcer 1'oro or4 pp ~eve An xlnt opph for hur1
<'Omponc!IL'> Jo~l;ibll~h1•1I --F..arn Kln t'u1h morni, S dy149-i 1633 Minded Pt>0pltt P'or lt~'e lt.olty work•nR 11ale~1wr,.on h T '·t d ..... l e" pan d In II ",tl I' 'I & ca:'l E-:1t l\.I. ore hkkpnjl 0Jy wk 0" n Ir" n h --MAt4A.Glll TRAIHIE$ cxfic; work -;;,, .. ~lean· 2737 ~ Co~11 lllA v I l'iirTl $18.UOO tu Sl0.000 ~ 1:v!i'';, aan :l ::; ·r:i•na <.t•nin· cll.,11t'r tn l'o,t;• exiwr Small con~lrul' Sand~ll·h .t11ll\'eq l.iquorc-t .. rk.o\Nla, lluVl'l)pen1t11(!1f11rr llm .. mg. pvt room & lmlh Curom1delMln" C11!Y.ffl4l hl )ear i.t>llrnJ( on com manulaclonneofficeen· Mr~a -1o; ICH1km~· for 11 tum 1·11 llrs ll" t'\µ111 540 8..139 J>Jrt 11';;~~1~ :.! nll<'i & p lime <'ltrll• on 2ncl &l C 0 !'> l u Mt• 8 8 3 rt' a Re~ f,blatc S:il<'' 1,,.011h· rru~slon to ~lfl clrul! & virooment, it you h:H'e a
rompt'l1•nl t1·t•hn1n.1n it7'.1 tti:10 -I :!rd ?>h1fl1 If luh'rl'~tl'cl , tia-117ti0afl6 v.ankd t·p lo 90 111', dclpsbrtl mh•'ntt !\h~~, ... ~'m, ... thorolijlh knowledge of
who enjoys v.utkini: 1n ·' ,.,_, ...... L o• ... c1 I ~:.~ •• ~11·\l'~· ,,,T Jn~~-~:l: l.-·-~ Clk t'M\llHl our n1•1trt ?>t - --lll N pl 11 •h I!!\ u l!I t'< IHIU\ln '\ n offat'P proc•dure~ and fr1endlv h11-.,.lt• lrf'I' .,. """' rn ... l . rn11rk(•lor11010 OflflfCITRAl ... 11 ~;r:~i.IJ w c.: Ornngl' Count} li141rcan demona~ate pror1 oJll' ri1t111n I J II .I ohn Small •"C> uil" Int• ric<·•l' Ill fl'\ w l'.1 r 0\ l'r :n. 'rOJr<'•blvu S&L St'l'kl' l:M~ l.111T11'811n G tin ST Alt'T $621 MO. -2tl7 9791 --c1ency in typing and ,.·.,nn<•\' at i\tlunt 11-enthu~1a11t1t' l'"''"n fr>f 'l 30,\M t2 ·'.I() \1on l'"rl lndi\' lo (ollov. up 1111 Monlhrut'r1!11Am-5pm •tclfVI ... ..._ h d 1.111 ' gl•nofr posrl111n ·1,p111i.:1 J.:Jm~to$100~l'ekly loan rlocumenltll11111 torlnformalionphone MotlllWITHIX,IR. " row l'hort an 8" "·you ~lo~I~ IM8-81tq~ -.,kill' nt'r W1ll r111: lo IGu.1r .. nl~. S7~• I Mu~l compo"t' letter~. llll'\'l (714> SJ7-41WO Quick p11y r11l!e~ IHSr&CTOR Sales BULLOCKS t\a)'l~~~ ootween ~am
l-'1•male t: .. corts <'°1 \fodeh train Sal'1r)' 1otart,, ~~o l be nt'at, pu .. onalJle & lhe public Oood typini:: Equ•l Oppor Employer Advaneemcnt pot('nUal blander YachL» 111 seek ll'M1
no fXP ner 04b7118 mo, A:.k for Ui•IJbie, ~11eq1ttll('.LOn!jKlll'hon <W wpml&t·ommunh'a· \':u1etyo(al'tlv1llea in11are<'t'IHn1&1n1t~t·tor 1 '2l314:.!l\.f~330 ev~<; __ So16 1676 979 074"1 art 10•\ \f for ap llon likllli> req 'd Conlat,'l FUii com pony benefits who ls rapablu of re11d111g , WJLSHIRE
-. .-: ---illlitt - -pointmt'nl Jon Heas. <714 J 833 S38J, MA.MA.GiJMl!H'T Jn Newport Beach btucpnnts. laking In\ en ..-v~~~ c;ENER i\L OF"FlCt-: po~• --State ~lutual S&L Ambn\ous pefbon to 11-~2123 tory in the ~t0<~kroom &
F.JirrowS4icy toS12K lion \lollh "'"lahll~hed lndu11trloua ....... 1r 1001MacArthur,:-J fl 111.,l bus. man m di?>tr ---Is able to identify aood
Ellec. Set-retnry tn $12K Textile Firm In Nt•wport motlv11ted m11le. 111·25 to _ F,qual Oppo!:_ Employt'r roMUlllna bus. Oppor 10 Ord'r Clesk for f abnc usu able parts F.ll per
F1Chl{ Bk.kpr loS12" Beach /\pphc.inl muiil au um(' comm11nd1ng develop your own bus wholesaltr Rell¥ble, pref'd, Good ~tartinit .,0 1
Data Entry Ovr $6i5 lvpc & spell uc, ur att·ly role 1n forrnu lion or sales U>an.o; i.pan time wi\houl in-f a1 l I earner. II ood & employee ~nt>nt pk Ji?.
lrvme Personnol Agcn<'Y S800 mo 11tart1ng 0,111111) for re 0 n I Y h 1 g h ly CHl!f IHV1!5TOR \*llll'\en\. 648·?911'J memory. Buay phone1. Apply 1922 Barranca Hd.
<1ll8 F: 17th <.;09t11 Me11e C.oll t>l5 1066 mot1val<'d type nel'd app ltEPOmR -----typm«. rl'<'On1 keeping. lrvinl'
Su1teaic 54;,i.1i110 ---I Y St a r l 1 n g P • Y Srcond11ry mortUfll~ MANAGF.Mf:N1' f:xperlenct with rabnc' - -------~ GEHEtlAL Of<:. $500 700 wk HI J: h rltpt or pro11r(-!>!>hC S&L TRAINt:I-: or ormt'nt mfg rt R•cet'tionJ1t $750
CLt..RICAL 81-kp ~ i·'\ 1 ,,:rowth pnll'nllol lo right ~eeki. exror'd uwe ... tor r.11rn whilf you learn quired. Y.xctll l'O IOO'r F'tl'<' to upphtant
l!:acrow Offic~r pr helpful <io•'Ml pa)". l'l'r;on 1;.'6 '12111 Oonnn I l'JlOtV'r to o,t>t-up & ron 8 a re l 1 o :.t o p e 11 . benef1L'\. M1i.111on \ 1ejo N g Jn lhl!> 11orJ;?eous lob
rni11rea11h:e lndrt><'ndt>nt company henrfll~ l\ppl~ trul ne\\ pJrllc111atlom. & t21Jl7411·7193 t011m·1>pm . ·'':!." 770 21Yl2_ _ by voo v.111 meN &. l(reet
bank h11i; open111ic (nr l''I: at Storer <'.1 hl1• r v loan paymcn~. t'Omp1le h111h level exl!n & h.in
pt'r'd .. Alcrnw nrr11·1·r 2 7 J 9 2 (' .• 1n I n n IMpectmn d1•llnquenty r1'port". ~hnu(acturinJ;? j.!t'lll'rlll P11mtel"ll, 3 yrs min ex dlt> bu:iy bu<,y phunt'I'
w PR ahihl~ t 1111i.11·t Capistrano. Sti• 1. ,1.,k for c;>.C. tHSrlCTORS handlt' leial do1·11m•·nh f.1cto1"' ""'ork for 'ipofllnJ( perlcn~11891 IOCll Nf\ t•r a dull mom<'nt 11,
.,-.,crsonnel d<'1•t "Jun I st & 2ttd Stdftl i\nounl1nit & vr lo.in ll o o d ~ f 1 r "' _ _ -)OU a1,0 do overloud typ
SA.HTIA.GO 9'4.HK serv1t·r ex per prd d 1 ~ tlOP~_._540 f)J4i lng, ordt>r offl<'e ?>Uppll ..... ~1.S p; l"IM!l St. Tu~lln GEH'L Off'tC I Lt·ader In mt-d11•al dt'\ ire Xlnl Ollpnr Contu~l .I an ;f Aiu R 1'' w 0 M " N f'Arttt cunu & kl.'fP your (\nj(('r on .J.,5200 Hou .. l)p1na 11krll' rndul4tn. ha• 1mnicul.1l•• lfe...., 1711 18.1.1-8:.13 ' • 1' ' p•1I t of "r0 ot "O Call 6-" v ... u Stol.eMulual::i&.1. fl lrme !1) Wt' t•111ne Ex~r prcf'd on t'Om ',. .. • ' t.'nual ()pport f''mployrr nt'i-ded, ~ wpm, IO h•\ nl't-d for '001 ud~l\rthur •' F' llt'WCOmer11 & l'Onl d<'l puter11cd CUtl"r, Will ,\bt1t11I Abbot Pt'r-.110nrl _.:.·• --'.--by t00t·h Mu"ll lw ,nor" • ., , ,, ' .. A 4~00 ,. ,. 1. 1 0 r.nr F:m I<•' .. r mel'C'hant<1 Flex1blt' hrs. consider other euttcr t·:it-i,ieftl·y. " ... a mpui. &crow Sec~..-y on detail, AppUc•ullnn-. ht Shift .11un flrv P . Need car. Ill<' I} IJHllt per ~ Day wnrk wk In· Dr. NB ~57 6122
MARIN .. :RSSAVINGS tiematukcn 80~Z1"I or l'iSPfTTOK v.1lh 1 3 LOCl\f.RR00~1 S47·~ houi;e print hhop Xlnl ._. _______ _
Is <iceklng a quallflrd 5.ll 1725 Ahk for l,laih-. yeari1 prc\•1011" tn~per t\TI'F.~0 1':NT -----work 1 n II r on d 11 &
f'ilrrow Sery fo_r 1t<1 N.B Gen'I offt. full tinw. Tui· lion e"<p1•r11·nrf' pr" .. 'l.lll·llme. P''t <'ounlr~ MICHAHICA.L benefit& Appl~ Sot1onnl
ofr Mm 8 mo :oi Cl'crow & Thur 'Pill ,,h1fl tit fl'rJbl~ "'1th plut1i·r.. rlub, xlnl rnngc benefit~. EHGIH!llt Syaltl1li Corp. -t361 D1rrh ~·retar1al expc'r req'd l()pm.SJG88.12 blu., prfnts ond •·11riouo; $32.Shr 491:;.57,,1 \i:grt'~slvt' small 10• St. N 8 CN1:ar 0(,
Xlnt sal. worll1n11 wnch pr<'dsion ml.'asurt11g de· --dust I ini;truml'nl t•o. i\J.rportl •; O.£
RECEPTIONIST
With tht• follo~•nR rt>·
q ul rements:
I!\ oHennl{ an opportun\.
ly lo join an exdl1n~
fa.'lh100 forward i.ped:il
ty 11torc Our benef1l11 in
dude 110 exr1•l1cnt com
~naatlon proicrum. H
vou are intl•rr'lted In
bulld1nic o 11lrong &
1ei-ure <'Urecr come i.ee
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follo11.1ni: area'
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Chlldntn'• A,..a
Desi91er Solon
I( you arl· e'n·1tetl about
tht' pos!!ltnlit~ 11( a caret•r
1n rct:uhn~. wr are 1n
tervlewln.: Mon thru "'r1
3-$pm.
IJ FcnMon f~lond
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P',qual Opp E mplyr mlf
BURROUGHS
CORPORATION
a121 JtrM• Rd
~\on V1e)o, Ca 92615 <l:en Diego Fwy. to El
Toro Rd • Eaal l<>
Jeronimo Rd .. S. to
~ AIJioos)
Equal Opportunity
Emplo} er M I ~·
IS.retsy to SI I 00
"benefits mcludini:: cll•n Girl Friday N1'"' port \ICCS. need11 grO'-'lh orlt>nled
llli. Apply at nutn ofc. llen<'h Rral F.«lutr 111 MACHINI SHOP engineer who w11nlS ex· - -~ --Sharp PcrM'ln
Plea.~lllll appearanl'l'
Good l'lephone
personalll)'
Good typlni: akll\11
HOft Smoktr
IO ... Frl.'e to appUcant
Br ch r11 y En Joy a 7
hOI day ~ Then you'll be
ha1 i>Y w lh1a devclo~r I
prf erty management
C<I I1>ey will taunt on
you ID bl• lia1 .. on w/pohl1·
r1an . followup, kHp rt'·
cord or rpnts. h1lllns:
ell· pund &ood? Call or
~end our reiiume iodav
Ab1i:: l Abbot P~onncl
Agen Y. 4500 Campu!"
Dr N ~ SS'J 812?. ~-----~1 __ ...._ __ iiiiiiii_
Saln-0 ... •ety 15~ Weslchff Or NB fi<'l' Pr,r ex per. or ... 111 21td Shift FOll!MAN per. In m.am.tf produrt de· r I\ RA L p; G A f,. (' 0 n.
Or call Pt>ro;onnelfor tra1n.67JW60 INSPfo;CTOR with 6 elopmenl marketing \•eyanclnl{ :is-.et. 1n t t6424000 - -Recent exper as a \ · surance l>eneflclary and _.ppoin men -G-lllll-;_ID'"'Y rnontlt-o; lo I yPar pre· foreman req'd. Must S..larybns<'donrapab1li· hi h _F.qual0pPor£_mployer "'"' Vh)US<.'JCpenenc~ Prefer h d k' lY f.qual Oppor owners Pc anees P •T cll'n1·al r>O'ilion"' av e goo WOT ing Emplo•·er 1194 5351 Knowled&c or trU!>l5 . f'XEC. Sfo:CRF.TAJl Y . fur l)pm" & Ille i.horthar)d C' a n d Id o le "' It h knov. 'I o( turrel lathe. -.=_ _ __:_ ---Deal with cUcnLs . Steno
Irvine Ad"ert1111nJJ /\l!~n· ~k1l11 r~wrnd. r;ishlvn m1cr05cope c1<penc.>nct1. auto chuckers. mill~ & MECHANIC j!raphlc skills Airport
ry.Aiienrycxpcrprefcl bland 64-1$400 :'\ff F.xrellent comp11ny dttlls $\SK++ Auto MacOreicor \(l<'hl area. Newport Beach.
Salary commt'Murat4.' APPLE OHE .... Pl I t'\1 lllJ-9982 w txpcr. Coll Mon·Tue. CilltL. MOH·FRI benefits :incl work In~ <.'01"1>. l~l accnt a
C".all .,fr!I Whit<' for m
tervlew appolnlmenl
Paul Do5ier
Astoe. lftc.
I( you have a defimtr
need ror a p1t1mc Job
$.9pm & are !'icrtoui.ly In
ter~tl'd rn working. <'1111
us now 531 084:.!
Sat. irl
F llmt· Ap~y Sh,.rri ' Bakl'r). :!AS.I:! La Pla1.1
D11n~ pt l'lio phone.> rail!'.
SECRl!TARV
High Level
E~ecutive
Secretory
J_:JC>._5PM.S57 OWi _ Combination cu11tomer t'Ondllion... AGENCY MICHA.MIC PART TIME I hk 100--;. 1-'ree No rec Factory Traml'e Mfr o( :wrv1ce. lyplnic. llP . Please apply in pcr11on or 1731 S EucUci Ste \ Retired man part to
..... arts I t d kp'i Work 111 8 medium c.a\I ~Hkdays A h 3 r lime Newport fkut•h EVENINGS SALl!S Rra.,.uc re 8 e pro ~111'<1 (d..,.,am1c) 1trowth na eilll,~· 160 Oolf Coun1e 751·4314 . ducts noed.11 trainees (2) J" Imme<! openini.:s for in for a variety of pnxlut' nnf"ntNI <'Ompany. C;,ill SHILIY LAIS ---llOO ln1ne.:-.B Adulu with outalandlng, div1du:ils I hat ,•njoy
Our fHI paced. rnp1dlv
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Cherman oC the Board
and 'be President ot our
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and dctaphono skill• and,
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COSTA MISA.
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-\)00 jot». Af ply Custom Burl al s..m-7800ll·!I • l160001llelle Ave MA.CHI HIST /G.n1 -----attractive personahtie' --workrn1t indepenrlentl~·
Loose Lea Co 180!>t lrvine.CA..,,.,.,14 T~·-MICHAHIC who enjoy worlcln& v.1th ltECS'T-HOPSPITAL Present a produd thut Redondo Cir. Un.it K, }I H Guards (7H l m-OMio '"-r Ex per In !lmJJll enalnes kids. Start at $3 . .SO ptr Pl time Evcs/Wknd.. selb Itself
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&\2· .. ti7Food17 SECURITY Sft-up & a rt run mrl~ and Pickup trucks f'or hr. Pbooe ~·4321 #250. Pleasant. malur <', ·•<' F.qu~~pioy~~nlly lathe, punch prn• G landacape mn1nta1nanc' between 3:00.S;OOP.M curate Reception. hp APPLE ONE !~/~~~3t~0.e5\f11~~4i firm Call !146-7843. En· AMfwJIM ani. adml111ton1. vaned AGENCY
Mature adwll, r•Urce~. AGENTS hr wk Co pd llfo hosp vlronmental Care lnl·. Equal Opportunity dutio. GMd work1nl! t00'1.f'ree No Foe
Sr. dtllensl Applicallon11 ~n1urance ins. Cole Instrument l920So. Vale. S A Equal Employer cond 1731 S Euchd Ste A = :SP'A-a~ri:1a f~~ "'111-tlme po•lllons 11l Ur.dtt wr4tt'f'TrHs Corp (714 > 642·11010 Opport. Employer . PART· TIME RECEP A'{1;.ll~;:cfr":~~ Anaheim. ~·3160 We dfer comp4!tltivr
rlay "eveni111 ahirts at Oran1e Co. Airport & Large •11P•ndlng tniur. E.O.E MIOICAL/Rec.,t TIONIS'T 10AM-3PM. s JUhab 1o~p ~~~~~~~~~j ularlu, a pleaunl
N1uaJu Drlve·Thru COila Meaa locations. AIMCY l'lu trainee posi for allenlst'1 o(flce. ~.H.B area.549·2666 12332GatdenGro\t-HI. SALES-JR . Wornen 's wor1'1•1 erwlronment.
Relt.aurenL Good start· Equipment 4' uniform~ tlon1avallloOranaeCo MACHIHIST S&Jary 1ccord1n1 to eK· -G11rdenGrove Fashion&. EK""'r. pref'd and tompany p ai-
h d •-rum. M1.11t have car & Co beneflla lnclud arrk N.B. ro. n«dl Cl•H A '69() r-medical and life tn· ~~~au!:•;,.n:Hta~ y 0 ;. telephone. call or apply leave .. paid var. Start· Machinlat ror Bridgeport pr."°' PAYROLL CLk 1 blk east oCHarbor 81· ~:~f ;cf :1~~tr11:~st~~e~ sun nce r ro g r • ms
portun!ty tot advance anperson tn~ ul $550 per mo Mill " Harding• Lathe. Medlul Eicper'd lndlv. needed F..O.~-· ---Sec:ond Glance. 2122 W Please tal Mary An,_
ment. Apply in person iuRMS wtrapldadvavail. CloMtolerancepredalon NOMTOfftCI ror mulll-stlte com· llCIP'TIOtoOST Ckeanfrnnl,N.B. Bannlna alTl4/7S2·Mlr •
..... o n .frl nAM ·llAM. t....,'1.SICUltlTY Call Judi In Fullerton work. ltxpcr r1<4 'd. Top Need rt's". pf'r!'IOn .... -zed payroll. Req'a t ...1 I f ----1 ext "4:t or •l>P1» in '" • "' nu l 81l·?722 bene11. E.O. E. 557·906\ " ro~" l mmt. .... open na or re Salesladv needed, tun pef'SOll. 2PM·5PM, 7PM·12PM. 17751!:.C.nterst UndalnFountilnVly ukforRonAdams wi~m,roef)('rlnlckidor JOkttybytooch& ltetyp. cept. Duties lnd11de ,,
11295 Brnolchunl Ave. Anahelm634-4830 l714l549-8t8t · ____ _ _ oCc. F 1l1rnt> 1n II B Ing Mu!>l enjoy detail & s>Mtrhboard. Telux. po5t Uma, expcr In Infants or
FV M d 11 In 1 1 N b &t281Ml busy olmf>Sphere. Xlnt In« m•ll & usl>1tini: ch 1Idren ·11 w r n r GUARDS lnt«for Dffonrtor al • Vt· • ove Y . worklng cortds & ~ns secrctarlAI 11tafr. f':xrer Younal•nd. 2300 II arbor • home w/pr1vate room 5 Ml!DICAL SICRET A.RY A" I Nntlonnl Systrm~ Blvd.C M s.is 1140 P/llma day1, perm £11tab I decorating d1tys. wknrl~ oft Eng. · ~~4381 BirchSt.N B pn>f'd, hut not n,..c-Sal _ __ --
n£LD REP, part tlmt' M11tur•. reliable mun. studio. N ft IU'ell need• apetltln• preferred f'or orthope<lk ofhrr In \NearOC Airport I EO~ t-ommcMurat.-..,, '''l>er Salell, pt tlm(" M3turt",
Jdeal tor semi-retired Facility In Irvine ~~r'ddtC'orator Rtply llousekeepm.I{, rooking, Nwpt Beach. full umc Call IW2·7Sl1 & a11k for fnl'ndly wom:rn The>
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'1440 \'on Karman A''<'
Nl'wpnrt Beach. CA 926ro
Eqllal Opp Em pl yr m If
l)()rtort. No expertencc Complex. Car " phone to ClaHlned ad nn. 140 need own trans. Non-cl II Y II • m u " t b e ----ram C'oH("(' ~an, So Coa:.t aaca~ary • car required. req'd. Call 833-3000 ext c/o 0111ly Pilot, PO Bo1t imkr. &M·068S knovoiledgeable in laking PBX Anawerin• Service Plain, s.tP.1700 i---•------~ Oexibl•. evenings 191 llam·2Pm. 1580. Coste Meu, Co modlcal history. rapid 8t><!y. Ex.,.r. pref'd. wm Rtceptlonlsl, f1?r bu11y _ - ---Scc,..._ry
tr•Cerred. Ambitious -----'--....--.---1 92628 MAIDS typlnl • tranacrlblnS train. Mu4ll ty" 35 wpm. sw1tchbo11rd. f."lp re Salt'9, retail ~hop, Laiiuna 111_
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_1 "rtoo want.od. CALL HOSTES5 Apply In Per1lon . AW Salarr commeneuratc varbble hrl 640-1110 11"~· Lltf' typlnR., bk· H11l11, interior de1l11n u ,.-.,. .. "'"'
C 0 LL E CT M r . l:xpet, cnature. Mu1t ~ JACIC 01 JIU. BABA MOTEL :IUO w/ablllty. ExpM'd only ' kl>'I· 8enl'f1t!1 N.8 . lou .,., helpful, but will train r-retewy
kln1afield. (TU) able to work C»AUTUDIS Newport B\vd. Coal• Mfdap-pty."4·1'840Hk PIXOPllATOR App\~ln,r.:r1on, btwn capablepenon76&-0451 ~ dlq
...-c>.weekdaya. r:~·~Mk~:~·or".fJ>~f. ~llltr~~~t Miu. .foraltg ' ~0°. l1Pln,0 r~· ... 'f::-: t~~ li°i'arc~IE~~~t1'~~i~lt SALES-UNUSUAL OP-~=f:e~nl~e:. u.,. •. enc• .. tt'tccom• .._,._......_ 1.. M..Utal Mt't tdue& bl n · .. " PORT. Jf you 1rt en-uanal bM an lmmedlat~ _______ ._ .. ~ ... ~a!ri'nL 11~185 ~ SOLDIJUNG _,. ,.ntn••d In dU•lnt ouatorntr orden by llCIP'TtONtST U1u1lattlc, ambltlou•. CIP"nlle f« a Ptr9GDael
-"11CLlllC PaciOcCoutffwy,Dana WOOt>PRE-rlNTSR law9yW.,._.. bklod.t·30AliMOtlOAM . pboM,lervictcqanlaa· tor Newport Yacht believe Sn )'OU"9tJf 11 ~.Wtue..--
,.,_. poe. for iHerp Point Hf'.ATSTAMP J'/llmt. Rolld11 Jnh, Call for •PP.t. AR tor Gon.WllH,aln.40Hrw•. ~CTa&e,S.\/9un.Ult 10'U'abW\)'&hllrouldbe tn.~~bleto ~Room t• adv, II --"'---------r 1-!~Hf ABcl~~BLY l.a•un• Hilla. Cotlltct Dellb1· e.Nl*> c&:ir= ~r!! b:; tnla&,call Mrs. Rhod•, tu Bell moUvatloa pro-'1fle wpn\dl... b•1rio
)'Git ~n •--tna lltllt.. Vantty .. _..,t\ll\t Ptnormel-.000 ">,;:h • ~ ..... m.&5U(ouppl. ltl1DL -SUbit.Q&lal t.D· poHt .. M "~•P one 11.u7 A.; HOSTJHOmss lndoort .. ma= ....,.._ .... ...,,.. eT-· come. •lrGmtd advance· ~dlnc1. . '8=teaapo Pe:!:!:i F\all/Part·T1nst tuUcompany Ill Mtl41: ~ • .,.. ,.td. l\ectl'lln1. BHth ''" ,..._,...M .. 17IO llg,SIJel mentopport.-C.reerop ~1....a.1 Lambett Need tnd hlduth lnNt:"~ltb = 2T1h1.,~'1&:: dtufetore. ,/time, lOO'lllP'ftt£ IJXSCHJCKENSOUP portw/unUmttedf\Jture. ~~~~;
, IL .... llW. ~Toro. w /pltl.lant 1p,.arance N Lqun 8lf h. ~ a.tall nper ttto, Bt11ht '*'°" who Ille• Jt oouldn 'l hurt to call C.11 Mr. Hal"ley MJ.1'194. compab' \hat en f!'Jl•
J., -~~~~~~~~ ~~m:~tyt'::i~:t:J~ JAMITOalAL -i#Y., 1
ac l'JMUOMi'. ll--to feam wUI ff\!OY tills On.:111 Nuh about 1t r•· ISANDWICH • SALAD cellent bendlla. a
"UCL•IC ~lftOW'Hl•of· Sun·Tbutt "~· S Jtl-1 lbld wenttda.IHcllff MOTOAIOUTI po1.w/111\1Uinvt1lmnt watdlnf cartOt In rul Auembl•ra. IAM tit beaut.hi won envtron-
-;..-1 tn i ft~. Mlalt bl"iuctlvere· 13.50 ht. Expw d adult.I Mol•I. lMl tiO. Coa•t Lam .DaUy Plie>t rout~ co. Thate ma1 be aome lltate. "'" u-abtlna 11 MM. Mon·f'rl. SlOO hr mfflt. and a chaoce to
if---"tr'P l•kUlt.Gen ahitai.UeenM. m1v.Uwtk.~ ~!.:....Laauna Bcb., lr\liMM'-"'--•·lAlun• U•ftl•ll•Ulalwayabe -• ..... aU'"'.N0-'101 Lori'• Kltchon, t'lt-0747 adn•re 70\lr urur. '• ~-w roq'd. &40·I050 Ple ... calltM-IJn ~ , ---Nlpl. ~; Ulroulh till#tltlnf. Call Coaatal ,_,_ '1 an 10A I for eppolnt-Pltutapptylnps90Clor
-!f!!= taJn 'WNoon JAMITOllM. l'l'ldey afUrl\oou, PtrtOftfttl AA•ncy nwni. call lbt'f Ann Bannlot ~ "'°"' ,...;a;(NCO ~':':': '!:'-rnt.: MaDl>epanm•t '_.,. ~rd·~ l;~::r:. ~~· mo 1rb0r, Rest&MAMA... Sandwich Malett l)/Umt (714)'7U·&J~a.l,.3. ,u;...ltf•41tfffdlow 6SONewvottC.ni.tDr Ar-ilt"o• • &r"''n• Cou.ATOIJP•--1 ... ~net· .... l .. a ll•m·--,..... ...... ~ .._1 ;: -.,. 8'L la look· N 1111 ..., "' • 1 .. bl lftdl ~ I 1 ....io '9t IDCD.Ji ~t y Pfof \ 'nit Grinder Ae.l&\rrant .. ' •rn• ""' .... .. ...-.. _..,..._, i)6t~·nt_p. Nll •tarte.r ~=Emil'o,.,, M>ma. ~ . 'ii".:=~"· 1o4tdtM':. · . llO.to Cash••· A~1ttP~! Kxpandh'I r11tHrant Fri. can beC 11 or an 4440Vook.afmaaAno. li>~htloaoru.va"'tt.•~-~~~~~~~"~ PH7Dttda Uonll•t' haoura.ot• PotJl Jt ... nd. Pboat 1,J)ld -no. JOI tU ch&U\lanMdol,H.ifttf'll 2pm,SU-48C7. ~~8"dl.,CAmr.G
2,, Jf .•Pear:·• tntala; ·.._.~•tu• neo t\••~hthH1. Xtnt ~"i:e:!':!~w~ 1e1JUlllned•clm wboart•ur•v~peo.s.rnetNaw.. -.p'd ror ~·-~rmlf
u Xllla '*tJltl ..... Will trllll. ToP ~ • "°" f OOP• m ~f Dlil'J PUat ~ Pl• orieo&.e an are nu 'bw. ln 11.1nmu •e&f. I~~~~~~~~~ ._._.~¥. >·.!::~::l.n CadJlW:StoO~ ,.,.wut .... _ ~.AJ~J ttacoul DWD _.m,!.lrao l)lMor1f•••olt ~atoWMiudt• ~111r.ld)',!H7N 1:
n ,......_. ~«M1''4· · ~ C.U'Ul.cml ldrl alttb ISIOte· wua .... ~ flf Iii UW. ea ---Mun. PclaWona • S£CltftAttV part·tJme --•-.aML · JtoU •em6tftMll) It •a.ni a\m • N.I. NH1' oc caU!flllbaS:~ed.... ...,._..,,,_ ... .,•Ora&..Coumt· .. m"'. wutll4 lor .na,: lodaJ Servi~ z~~~~.NI:.: WlU.aQlaalUStdAd •.a....l -·•T, o_., A!"f!!!»JOL ·~.,: ... J _d, -~ \ ~-·~ .......-. C&lltou~lr 14•1 Mil "'""du-. A,.MI. &o.a. (710 -....--..P.QOa,.........-__ ~lltrowltla-M'71 tJU&oJ,!:OG; -s CbialWMf ....,.. _,.,.. AM.<JLI Cl ___ , .._. .. --
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Sprtnc Clear ance· 10.50% 8 mo fem Spnnacr Setter PUIUC AUCTIOH Mlecel••-IMO TY. a.lo. ...... W tOIO
SICUTAIY
We are curT<:ntlY lffklnac a people orlenl ed ~~flood lypln~ Uill.I. y Jilnt com·
pany bene lta.
Apply Vam-noon
Mon Fri. Personnel
•. MAlllOTI HOTEL
900 Newpe>rt Ctr Dr
Newpart Beal'h
F,qual Opp Emplyr m/f
SHEET MET "'L TYPtST /RICIPT 6lr tll llnliqu'-'31 1t.erlln1. ~py, bh1ck . MANY FINE ITEMS or ••••••••••••••••••••••• HIR, s...... 10,I ...................... .
" F~t otc apptor. 36 hra fl.lrnll\11'1', Jewelry, ol'len· 64S-3M9 ESTATE J E W£L RY, St.ainedilus creal.lon• ••••••••••••••••••.,.••• PU.JI· YAMAHA MECH...... w•-kmln.1\IC'8 /Fri/Sat. t.a.ls, Jade & lvury, ull -;-AH:r OBJECTS. AN· LcUheawuhintUttu Movlna Sale. color con OIAlaS
•3.15 hr 1t art. 014) ~alntlnaa. decorator "Jelly &-un' (Licunce) TIQ..., IMN°FURN ln-'~ ........... t --· -s • 33 v w 9-Ao We are enlarain" our Sp ed fomale relJne 7 U"""'. r 1 "" .. ...._. -~..--e. ...,.ea S90·•1 . Mv·8 1 .~ ... ,,_ ,. •• S/M dept. & t•ur~ntlv S49·037'1 . Mesa Verde tema. 12·6 dally u~ .... Al~ 1 h Oh ETC. PHONE FOR IN 870-995orD-4497 .tacr l!PM. 1t2WaaLcod! ' Country Club. Gallery One, 1220 N ITl(lflm.s. !I ots. l er RE • havf'openlt1gsonour2nd cuts too M0-8263. FO. & BROCHU • Radio control outfit, 5 Ztnllh 20" tolor table ........ 11h1fl for exp'd S /M ~t Coast Hwy, Laguna . -----6'$-2200 II y-w a,..a..,..
Id ,.. b ~-4"4 YOUNG MALE channels. 5 aervos, a model. Xlnt. Sl)O, -.--mech. 8 ea. • .. uat t! curate typlat for real WHIPPET ni·cad SlOG. 6"-3113 541·2887 2.S\G Nfl'WP091 Blvd.
ubleh to u.~e auill S t M11 ectat0lo11ndept.SOWPM JUSTOPEN'f.0 9'19·TIOOor9tl2·l3tlO Km-wt 1060 NewportBeub mac ln~ll .,. tQ P WI minimum. lO·koy touch. EnaJiah Manor Antiques u••••••••••••••••••••• Bur&lar Alarm, Fl!:l).1. (1\~) m.azu
dO own setups & layouts Apply In person: Dank of ll25 A. Victoria C.M. fvmihlr• 1050 Horses oo1&rdect. Stalls master alarm <'OnlrOI Joott ft MartM
uslne pnnts, drawings, cilltornla 14-01 Dove St 642.4703 •••••••••••u•••••••••• avail. 20292 Birch St, w/electro vol~. PAUA ......... Udo 14 F,50. ~nft.sb u 1 specs, etc. We require 3·5 NB. E.O.E. 40· container just ar· SAH 979 9m8. 646-2180 horn w /t ransformer •• ;;r.••••••••••••••••• 13115. 21 Sloop DSO. a
yrs p~vlous exp. Salary rived, au~r J>riCl'll * *I BUY* * --~-keys • 2 p~nlc button•, Ch•rd tO I 0 hull tll5. ~iaaa SS2-lllO , SECRETARY/Adm. to S6.2S + 10% ahlft pre· TYPIST,CLK Good used F\irniture & Eng. BanllSl>y uddle, le lnstructlons Incl. ••••••••u••••••••••••• •73 Coll .,_ 34 mium. 60 wpm. 10 ey hC'lprut Appl.-cH 80 I 0 AppHances OR I will saat. w/o fltt1na1. Xlnt 646-8113 8' SEVVLOK t fl t bl rl9 '"' 111tith business back· We are a growlnl( fllcthly ror cen'I ore & A/Pay aa-••••••••••••••••••••••• u SELL for y cond 536 l182 n 1 a e Like new cond. Dl ll' 11round to assist vice· & l\a\e an xlnt ~ncnt slstance. Xlnt loc & FRGHT DAMAGED se or ... ou · · CARPET REMNANTS. speed boat. Used onec. custom lnl r . 1 ft
1 president In organizing, pkg If you are interested MASTERS "'UCTION 1 Pinto geldlni, POA bedroonu, dens. boats. $100. 644.a.8 headroom maln aalon.
coordinatlng of sales ln our PoSltlon, pleHe benefits. &44-8824. ~~~~ ~L~~r= 6 4 6 • 8 6 8 6 & gelding. 1 Shetland vans. tt~. Save~. $29. loah. w-iH dieMI auxt, auto pilot.
·operation. Secretarial opply at. TYPtST WANTED Santa Ana. 979-2921 133-962 5 mare. Heasonsble to & up Sbo.-. Jnterlors, ... ,...nt 9030 dingy, furl jib,/eir.tr11.
dutJei: 10 key, typing F1llmepos.inourtyp1ng ---------right per~on . L>aya ; 2650Avon,N.B.6'2-2255 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 128,000/olr . P P .
&Owpm. S/H helpful but SUHDSTRAMD HEO dept. Xlnt working conds C'ASH PAIO 96().3984 or iafl 6; 842-5744 '69 Dat sun 510.11200. W"'~fl! m0531-3515
not nee. Salary open, de· Sub. Sundstrand Corp. & co. benefits. Must be w~ Ir Dryen For gd used furn. anti Traek truck C.aino 21 A"' UI' • •
pending upon ex per. 1601 E. Orangcthorp~. reasonably fast & acrur. Dix models. completely _<!Ues & cir ]V'i.. ~7 iU33 Homehold Gooda 8065 table $150. Beat 7Sl·9762 A pawer wlndJHs for 3S 2 8' la I and er• 'f 8.
893-2'21 or 531-1725. Ask rebll, refinlsht:d. yr ••••••••••••••••••••••• ft. pOWer boat. C.11 Da&e LOADED w/expeoslvtr
for Darleen Fullerton Apply In person, Pt>n guarantee. Your choice Mahog cabrnet. Medlt Qn sz ll'Ultl & box $95. 3 For Sale lronrlte Ironer. al 498-2709 cruislog/racins &ear 879-1211. E.O. E. nysavcer. 1660 Placentia $1:.l Ftee delivery style, SSS. t.le!tk w 1top oak dre!\srs S22<> fot all. Gd Condition ---------(ll5t upe>n nq.) 129,000/~
Secretary: growing in·•--------•! Ave, .. M. Grand Opening Sale book shelf $50, chest of Child's Capt. trundle bed tss 962-7254 •ZODIAC s:&.s309 surance agcy needs well ----------i March lS..Jl. drawers $.$0. Ir~ BBQ . d .1 3 ---------
• o r ganized and self SHIPPING / WAITRESSES S50 645-7857 R1>11bl olr w/blt in rei;i.er, s ps Port-A·Marine .ao· Class R Wilmington Apply in person to So. Coast Apt>lian<'es · · $250. 2 pr drapes. lined, Compl. Swapmeet sup. lnfiatable Boau. "ood cond. Contact Bud motivating sec'y lo han • w Co newest store ( 714) l_akes hneon look. It rolor 5-0X84 pli.;s & tbls w I over 2925 College. C.M " :~,;1~~tr!~~:1:efu~~? RECEIVING ~;~~~8.5930
ast 531·3964 or 537·2542 Lane coff tbl S75. Beaut $60 for a II ~ o3 a.~ 20.~ old prints. Movin~ 1714)54G-2070 ~~t~.us:n\aw:!~t!'a~~'.
T dH --------:...------------1 Qn Anne o;tyle winghat•k bookcas e:; 6"2 '< o No .. must sell. S3000 or ---------~1969~1 t.ions. ype 5:>-60 wpm Materi andlw WA.RD CLERK G E. washer.'df)•er. fo'ril! C'hr Sl2S. Hockt>r $35 w smoke ~la~s shelves will tr ade. S48-8300 GRAY MAllME
Exp'd or will train. pre We are presently accept· E 'd f II M r Be r Other m 1 .~ c i l t• m , $185ea Evt'ryth1ng ex The traditional l'le&V)' Columbia Challenger. 24 · fernon-smkr. 833·81157 I t f xper . u ·time esa refng, 19 cu t :.l o . 'IJ ftRICE I '· ht . ht rl fi......,I llbo f I -----ing app !Ca tons or a Verde Conv Hosp. 661 fer ~ 0435 l).14·3291. 6-12 S376 l0ellcnt 831 1769 'Uly, u& well ma ne ..,.., & ~ 18 at, ti ly
Secretary 'Sale1>
Typing, shorthand
Call S.W-8404 for appt
Matenal Handler with C.enterSt.CMS48SS85 CLOTHINGSALE engine To 350 HP . Ge equ tp'd. Very rt..•
the ability to operate a -----Frigidaire dr)er. Cree SOFA , 11 mo ~ ol1l , .t.wefry 8070 TlCKTOCKER nuine new p arts. aso n abl y pricud,
Corkllftinournon·union WAREHOUSEMEN washer,grealcond.$70 Hl.'rculonplaid.$'95. ••••••••••••••••••••••• THRIFTSHOP Aut h orized Dis l r: 581·5843.
SECRETARY
shop Ttus full·time po:;1. Responsible person for 546-Sl20 8-l6 ti().19 WA.,..TED S40 W. !9th St. CM Bnstol Servi<'t>S, C06ta •---------
t.lon also reqwres neat fabn c warehouse Good - -~ Mar 27·Apr ~--Mesa (71-1)892-3541 HOllE 16 TRLI
Nwpt Ctr. Outstanding
secy neroed ror busy la\o\'
ofc IGen'I C t\ 11 Bus
Prac. I Mus t be in ·
t.elligent. well organiied.
xlnt typist. Work vaned
& interesting, bt•aul
o<cs. sal commrnsurate
w/abil.Jty 640· 1800
h:tndwrit1ng and a oppty w growin~ rom-Wa.sher&drycr Sofa. whlt.told twin b~ds. TOP CASH DOLLAR MOVING SALE •57 -.__.. ,, •• ,...,.a
knowledge or simple pany. Salar y com · $50each boxspnngs &matt.s.<:d PA I D FOR YOUR . . lr~part.ablecornpressor, ~ ..,.... . .......,
math. We offer excellent mensurate w / ex per SS! 3R9l t·om1. S..5·8712 JEWELRY, WATCHES. Chevy Bel Aire. 68 used engine & elec·
bt:nerlts and 11 pleasant s.56-7915 ART OBJECT'S. GOLD, Datsun truck hod>. Ken· tronics gear. steel .--. Sii / ... orking env·aronment ----------Kenmore Model 800 2 twin hcds. complete. SILVER SERVI CE. more wa s h~r & &as fastenings . desks.~-P' 9070 -WE ARE washer $12.5. Norge g:ts dogwood . .,.cry !ld t·ond FINE FURN & AN-d r Yer as 1 s. e I e c marine paints eurplus .,_._ Please apply in person E·X p A·N·D-l·N G dryer $95. Signature :.n SlOO. 54-0·4032 typewrittt. Make offers. hardware, 23• 'sailboat. •••••••••••••••••••••••
to. BOOtCKEEPElt cu ft S/S refrig. bottom TIQUF..S 64S·2200___ 646-1293 broken power tools rus· ,., lntereat In AvalOI\
freezer $196 Guaranteed Hide-abed S75. 2 chr1> Diamond nng & wedding ly chain. etc See 0°'}11 moc.ing (SO') #1113. Call ___ ,
SECRETARY
ETC Carpet Mins
3201 S. Susan St
Santa Ana, CA 92704
Equal Oppty Employer Type 60 wpm. sh helpful
•• Sal commen!>urnlt: ~ ex·
, • per. 548·5533. Stenographer. i:?d !>h &
SECRET ARY typi.nK. 9·5. 35 hrs wk. Call Monday 499·4576 Mature person. Good ---
' typis t. Non-s moker 7-11 STORE. F\Jll & p •t
Good company benl•f1ts rlerk for nights. Apply in
Starting salary $600 mo pers on. 28933 Cro wn
E.O E . &W·4:!-l:! Valley Prkwy. Laguna
--------Nag.
Se<''y for sml 0U1ee--,._-_;;;;;;;;; ___ _
requires shorthand. ,good••
<"ommand of EnR gram
mar, xlnt typini!. & gcn'I
office exp. 673·5972
SECRETARY
Mm of 5 yrs construe. ex
. per. Sh 80, typing 70
Must be familiar w eon
tract & change order pro
cedures. Salary nego
. Call Judy. (714) 833-8680.
Secretary P rr 9-2. Fish
emergency aid program.
Newport Harbor Council
of Churches. Very busy
645-8050. 675· 3809
SECRETARY
NEWPORT REAC'll
2 gal ofc, 4 yrs exp. type
.• 65+. dictaphone. $700+
' 644-461.3
SECRETARY
Tele1>hone Sale&
SPRIHGHAS
SPRUHG
THE GRASS
HASRIZ
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WHERE THE
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Individual de.U
LOftCJ Dist. Linfl
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8onus.H
Commission
Mat1 Product
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Ability to prepare P& L & delivered. 546·8672 $15 ea band. I 03 karats; anll· Electric fireplace, mock or Pat, Lldo Shipyar'n, (905) 922-3190 cw 922-S7i6 statements, payroll , 645·6641 que gold band & setting; fieldstone, wood mantle.
AIP. bank slmt recon GE Washer, dryer. likt' ------rert. appraii.al of $2200; inclfan,logs,screen.all 673-7272 _ Wanted: Sl lp for 35·
di.. nu cond. S200 Will con· Qn S l bed & spreads . must sell $2000 or best attachment..s. Delightful 1 yr old 20' trlr. E -Z sailboat, 28'• muL Call
SECRETARY sidertradeforl9'refrig. lamps . tables, sof a offer Russ at644·2CY71 decor. cozy comfort for l,()ader $390 & 4H P 8'4-0479
Good skills, pleasant no frost in like rond. Call ~Hl216 Machi 8078 l'OOI eves. Size 50" wide. motor $290. 645-8615 36-,-N-wport--01-r_S_h--2tl-.
personality, desire for a!t6PM, 548 1000 D11Ung rm l:lile, 1 l·hatri. nery 36 " tall, 16" deep. •-..Lo • 9040 ., ... ~k E-... eavoro~~00• r.· advancement in the Real ••••••••••••••••••••••• 492.3159 .uvn, .-o"'er .,...,... uu. "" .
E&tatefield. Bicyc~ 8020 & hutch , lll'W $350 Lathes, heharch welde1 , ••••••••••••••••••••••• New paiot. 2 sets sa1a.
llECEPTIOHIST •••••p••••••••••••••••• Wurlitzer Spinet Piano 3 phase DC & masc tools. Mlsceflalteous GREAT anchor & line, vests 6 hp
811<ES & MOPEDS $500. 673·7189, 642-t>SOO &t2 1296 631-5490 •• ~~ •••••••• !~~~ ASHING IOAT!! ~w~:~go. S890()or Pleasant, attractive ap·
pearance for Fashion
Is land Exel'utive 0£
fir es Call Mr~. Garo.
759-15ll
WENDY'S
Old foshle>Md
Homburgtt1
Now hiring smihn,g
racn. Days. P1time or
F time. AppUcat1ons bt·
1ng accepted betwel'n the
hrs of 3-5pm.
2640S. Bristol. S A
WINDOW T INTER.will
train, must have depcn
dable transportation call
'714)549·~ ------
WOMAHOVR40
Willing to learn Will
train PBX t'XP<'f
helpful 40 fi r wk
Eves/wknds Start S3 hr
C all morns /l.'Vt>!>
646-407L
New & ustod, buy. i.ell. Antique !urn. Lg Ro~ewd Mi _,1 trade Cycle & Co 21RR rl<;k dining Sl'l I~ SCnmte<>US 8080
Newport Rl\·rl, C M t·an·~ mirror, pl<inter~. •••••••••••••••••••••••
642 7910 Imps. antique chest & WANTED
Cats 80lS mirror640-_7_~ __ TOP CASH DOLLAR
• •••• •••• • • ••••••• • ••• • Triph· dre!(ser & Hearl
llimalayan kittens C'F A. board $200. Teak de'>k &
Ric adoro M 1n ~ (' h 1 u chair $100 More 962·374:!
line. reservt' n o w
:;40.1760 aft 5pm
PAID FOR YOUR
JEWELRY. WATCHES.
ArlT OBJECTS. GOLD.
S ILVER SERVICE.
FINE FURN & AN·
11QUES. 64>2200
Buying com <'Ollect1oru;,.
jewelry or anylhini:
made of gold. Cash
Paid 675-1900
OffluFu ......... &
EquiptMnt 8085 • ••••••••••••••••••••••
Three each : F5200 Bur·
roughs Accountin g
machines; 3 .\rs new Siamese stud sen•k e.
frost. CFA ref(. also
Himalayan S('al Point
stud s er v 1 <' l' • C fo" A
842 <1771
LUGG .t.l!!..E T"'GS Class 6000 addresso·
8040
21Ft. CHAMPION NEWPORT
Slde Ue up to 30'. CFS417BO Flybridge, tnS-1453
single screw, galley, a......L. t--t &
head. bait tank. Sleeps 4. ~ • ........,v -eo Engine completely re · Sid Tv
boilt. Electronic gear in· •••••••••••••••••••••••
cl. depth finder & brand I.AIU! PElllS
new, unu11ed 2·way FM MARIMA
radio & RDF. ~ or ~all d1&y. e\'eryday. best orrer Call eves & slip renlal&·hshing boat
wknds 64>9376 rent.als·sk.I boat rentals·
1978
SEA RAY
•••••••••••••••••••••••
Playpen set, 4 mo$ old .
two 7' couches, 4 ' lov
eseal & ottoman. All
matched. Ru!.ty ·w1ne
rolort>d . $39 7>/bsl ofr M:ttchmg corr & end tbl
SllO 5-pc drum set, corn
pl w/ stands & arcess .
no cymbals $150. All w
~Int rond. 5S4·704M .
""w "" graph & cla:.11 6400 rrom your business Graphotype 1nclud 'g
card Send one card for storage cabinets & sup. each tag plus one spare. plies: Ptlney-Bowes
We return permanently mail inserter. Open to
scaled attractive tag & offer. Please contact
strap, meeting airline Mrs . F 1 n neg an at 30' Sport Asher
DOG TRAINING I 0 . reqwrements. Pre· 631·1200 btwn 8 am to s Outriggers-VH F radio 556-8746
gags docks-m arin e
ha rd w a r e· ice· corfec
shop-mechanic. Great
fishing & lots of sun·
shine .beautifu l La ite
Perris. Call Don Moore
(714) 657-411.S
Your Place or Mine --------vent loss & theft' For a pm. wkdys Bait tank-depth sounder John Martin 5411.0059 Old solid mahogany cof personahzed t11g enclose and Much More T-~ tbl. 2" lhlck, 54" dia IA · wallpaper. fa bra e or 60xJO" 5-drawer met al lo I o..ty ,__,.... ••··~ h ~ t I b 1>ttn0 ot. •••••• • • • •• • •••••••••• • Cocker Spaniel puppies, h1 on vy """es a ase "Day Glo" paper & we ok desk. formica top ;
AKC. buff & beautiful. $25 0 0 I ct s m I 0 ... k Will back & tnm your $50 or best ofr 963·6.'>51 s~cial Price c.np.n..Rent Sole/ '120 CdM 759·9052 boOkcaSt' S3.S Twin bed tags Or try t""o earcb r-••••••••••••••••••••••• m at t & s pr 1 n K ~ b kt b k Old Oak plan files, desk $39,950 Siberian Husky puppies w. wooden hdbrd & rtbrrl ac 0 ac · floor mats $15. wooden * * • * • • AKC, xlnt show or pel. ~" 4.drawer file cab PRICES desks ~. drafting this. HARRISOH"S c.AM. .,.,., """" .,,.,., $2 ea or 3/SS WOMEH&MEN St.,.,.,.up .... ,.,.4.,.,.. w 1lock S35-2 quahl.\ llStagsSl60ea showcases. files. all SE.ARAY
Ford Cour ier s h el I
S20Q/best offer Call aft 3
PM ~5061
'To manager or admin Wori(P/time Earn$3400amoormore GoldenRetnevcrpuµs lamps I lbl, l fir ll!llags $150ea. sizes. executive & llOlCoast Hwy.N.B.
services. Expcr. in ad· Or F/ti selling mobile homes Whelped 216 .78: AKC. model. matrh'g, $50 for , 10· ·11 40 ea secretary wood <'hrs. 631 2547 Sacrifice. refrig., stove &
mm services/pur<'has-me c II p 1 both 645·1679 PM or more · · C.E . Wholesale Office • sink. Westward Ho ~. Will lra1n a au . Male s & remales . · SalesTax lncltxled mg.Goodtypmg&shre· Students also hnd 1t an 63S-0822Anaheim. fi4&.87G2 Sofa Bed llNeuion NOCARD? Furniture 2044Placen·16• Fantasy Jtyclrorraft ton long bed. $300 q'd. Ab11Jty to work un· 1dell1Job. ---------1 ---- -d t1a C M 631·2777 o r s k ·1 b 0 a t 7 5 Hp 962-31.25 Green white plaid Paicl Draw your own or sen · · · • der pressure ; heavy 833-8095 WOODWORKER S C H N A U Z F, R S , $275, Sell S&S 754 MiiJ namt". address. phone & ~1·2570. Evinrude, elec shift, pWT Motori ------libs---,-1-4-0
work load. Xlnt sat & TIMIE-llff Must be expr'd and able MINlATilRE. 4KC, -----,.e·n make one card per DU P L ICATING M'arh. Utt. taah. hour meler. nu ••••••••••••••••••••••• bcneli~. Call Jan Hes..,, Ubrarin.lnc. to read anct understand UNUSUAL Garaqe Sole 8055 tag Add2.5"each. Mimeograph. Ges~tner cover. t rlr. $1250. '76 Cimatti Nu tires & ~e MutualS&L EqualOpp Emplyr m/f blueprints. Work at RAREBLACJ<S ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sendcheckormoneyor· ~. Xln&.. for church or 751-4<Xn Mutner Just tuned Runs
400tMacArthurBl,NB ben<'h w /m1nimum 9 wks, shots. 3 male~. Manual Sm1th/<"orona derto. pvt. athl. or business. 32· Uniflite 1'75) Loaded. exC't'llent.557·7386
Eql!alOppor Employer T ""· L E p H 0 N E supervision Gd cond. Pel/Show 646-5237 typewriter SIS Push PILOT PRIMTIMG ~. or c:all 548-1168 or AulD Pilot. r adar. Sonar. = / .-. pay & ~nefits Call ror lawn mower $1 . New P 0 . Box 1560 SSl-0975 $46 ~ A 2 boat owner Motorc "
, .... SECURITY p ERSON SOLICITOR, Pleasant apptor apply in person. WElMARANER for sale stow away tire & rim for -Cos~ Mesa, Ca ~~ mu'.st sell. Days wkdys: Sc 9150
capable of assuming & work, short hrs, top pay. GORDON'S DESIGN 14 mos. fem. SSO. Gd AMC $20. Hi tack sealer ~ 1017 894-5351 eves/wknds •••••••••••••••••••••••
executing swing shirt Set appls. No sellinfgl 250FisherAve.CM. hunhl~nldg-watcNhdodg, 1gd and caulking compound PUBLIC AUCTION ~••••••••••••••••••• _34().. __ 44_7_4~·-·-----'76 H o n d a 550·4 SS &/or gr aveyard s h ift Talk to top exec's, pro ' Ph: M0-2860 w/c 1 ren. er 5 ge $1. each. 4 new 4 lug MANY ITEMS OF f'INF. • Windshield, Hwy bar.
duties2evesperwknd. prospects only. Hrs.---------yartl 545-05lS rims. rits MG. Pinto. ESTATE JEWELRY. NOWOPEM w Glass dive-r.lype. 65 only8200 M excond.S'9iS Call 642-4783. After 5pm 9am·l2 noon, Mon·Thur. Would you like a business ---------Capri $15. set 74 GMC ART OBJECTS. AN · 9.a.a1.a.1••5 Mere. rmplt w/trlr & ac-63.1·3767
554·3216or962·2844. Mature. exp woman pre· of' your own? You don't 1 Y rl o Id Af las k al n radio $5. '74 Chevy TtQUES, FINE FURN., 5~.a.Cl"' ,=.r cess. S875 645-9216 1----------
fd. S4 hr H you qualify. need an office ID start. Ma admu t e, emha e . Steering wheel 54 . ETC PllON!-; F'OR IN """' rr '74HOHDA
Sec'y/Bkkpr, Real Call 979·732.5 9am-6pm. Begin at home. full or spaye ·papers.s ots, 6423379 FO. & llROCHURt::. PETCEHTER 18'HORIZONJETfE455 Cl200
Eat/coml exp req. Mail or S.'>7·1721 afl<'r noon. part/time. Ideal for SlOO. 648·1154 aft 2PM 645-2200 Complete Llne of Olds·~rkley jet. 8 track Never used, ~ mil~
resume to 2845 E . Coast T 1 h husband & wife team. Blk Lab puppies, pure Must sell Persian rug Pet Supplies tape. Less than 100 hrs like new. Windshield,
Hwy,CdM92625 ecp opn!RT-TIME 646-4533 bred.Sbots.t75. p1llows.modfurn.&p1c-LEAVING Area. Lillian Fish•Birds•Puppies on boat & engine. New roll bar. rear rack & "' 492 9413 tures. Beach clothes new Ballard membership 1.2 Kittens • Monkeys twin t.anks. Cherry cond. Sec'y. for H.B. law offc. No selling.survey only. ----·u· rock LP's Lots Plants price. Includes S20. Albreed dog & cat including trailer. $4250 rushion. $550. 962-8437.
Legal exper pref'd $4 per hr+ bonus. Pd u.-.a.._-.._ Sheltie pups. AKC. re 673-589!1 transfer fee . Sl50. II or best. Ask for Rick. •49 Panhead. Xlnt run· Salary commensurate wkly, da•· time C.M. or. _.....,..~ ble 9 mo old 646·6188 art 6PM or grooming. We buy sma ,..,.. oc·,. or,, • ., 9303 . d St k .. l
J ••••••••••••••••••••••• a sona . br--.. piipples ~..,... .....,. rung con . ro er 111 • w/ex~. Send resume to fice. 549·1819 Mr. Howard I S75 960 2666 art Garage Sale·Everythmg wknds "'-"' · 1 f h D Classified ad #182, Daily ---------.ArltlquH 8005 ma e, . . Go r s . i\ Is o . 1969 -----Located in Seacliff Shop· 2.5' F . Li pletely ots o c rome. Y~
T I al d full /l ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6PM BARSfOOLS Su pa· n° Center, 2119 114. aU" ner, com • 973-0375 evs 6ll·S483 Pilot, P.O. Box Box 1560, e e. s es a v, or P . Kawasaki. SOOCC, $175. . per nice. ,, renovated. Gray ----· ------
C.O.U Mesa, Cal. 92627 Some sales. 13 hr + PUBLIC AUCTIOM Australian Sllkie Ter· 1~ West Winds Lane. ffiD&A·BED. Main .. H.B. 536-4466 marine, $3800. Dana Pt. ·73 Honda XLt75 Good
comm 835-9m2. SJS..3861 MANY ITEMS OF FINE rlers. AKC Reg. Call H.B. 962·1597 ____ , Friendly red lall boa, 5"2' 54.S-2000; 494·8435. cond. 8,000 M Just re-Secy /5-pe"i'°" ' For loan origination TB.LEI ESTATE JEWELRY, 963-4139 h built $450. M2-781S or ART OBJECTS. AN·---------H ide-A Bed $95. 2 lk>oks & records to leac long w/aquarlum. $100. 12· Sears r.t>erglass boat. G44-9Z22
TIQUES, FINE FURN .. Lab Retriever puppies. typewnters, l {'ler. s.50 readwg by vowels cost 640-~ aft 6. Sears 7 hp mtr used very ----------
ETC. PHONE FOR lN-A.KC. born 3-5. champion ea, woman's 10 spd bike over $100. new Sell for Baby bunnies. ready for Little. Very reas. 673·78S3 '76 Kawa. KHlOO. al~t dept. of mortgage broker NEW ACCOUNTS
firm. Loan background Exp·d, perm., xlnt
nq'd. In Newport Ctr. benef its. Call J oan 6"-mt. M arselle 03·S6Sl.
FO. & BROCHURE. Une$125&up5S7-8351 $50. ping pong tbl SlO. $45.642·3379 c-.n .., h new, only 250 mi. $450 rhrs $15, wlndows 1------.-H--bo-i .-.ter . ..,eac · OWNER MUST SE~L cash. Musbsee.63l·SS9'2 ~2200 wlpan~ $10 707 Poppy, 2 grave plots m ar .r 64$-9877 Classy Atkins Gaff n g ----------Mutual Savings •Loan, Tiny Toy Poodle, blk.
S.C"y to SI 0,000 570 Camino de Estrella. male. aleo 2 lb stud
1 girl olc. Type 80 wpro San Clemente. E.0.E. MUSIC IOXES service, AKC. 842·0771.
Shthnd 100 wpm. Near CLOCJ<S Free to You 1045
,., OC airport. 640-1271 Teller, some ex~r pref'd, Slot Machines, Nlckelo· ••••••••••••••••••••••• South West. Bank. d h h ' Senlce Station Allen Laguna Beach. Aek for eons: P onograp "·To gd home. English Set·
dant, exper·d. Day & Joan. 497.1771 ~orld s 1 ar gest selec· ler male. 6 mos. has
Eves.F\JIJ &p/tlme.Ap----------• t ion. Also gifts, shots, loves kids.
Ply, Shell Station. 17th & furnitu re, anll~ues . 957-0971 Margaret American Intemahonal; -------------Irvine, NB. TEMPORARY 1802 KetterinE Irvine.
Service Sta. Night Attend 7S..-tm. Open wed.-Sat.
2 Or S nJtes a wk. Apply• Of ACE JOBS • Shell.17th&lrvine,NB
•• &rvlce Dept now hiring
Factory aervlce center
r .,
WHOLESALE
T0111ETRADE
NOW OPEN
TO PUBLIC
OPEN'I DAYS
AWEEKM.
, .............. Id
'1292 ..... CNc::e
H.I. '714t lfJ.7109
Fr ee to good home .
Golden Retriever mix
pup py, rem. 3 mo-..
631-4933
COM 640 7648 Rest Mem Park. 2 pair Pi9'CK & n--1090 sloop, -Seagull out '76 Honda 400·4 Super
· hoed drapes. gold anti· •••••••••:;'.?;:'."••••••• OIR-neal Catalina boat Sport, xlnt cond. 9500 ~~[,~n.m;os~. ~;~;;;8;: iu:J!n~.~~~it84xl44 CustomSavilleelectronic fRoYrBlw67o5.91037n!,!.~7006300. ~5Jz8SO. -493·9491,
Organ. For church or • · v• .....,. .....,. 28 Tangerine, Irvine . --<Orangetree) Walnut Reception Desk, home desirin g finest '76 18' tri -hull bowrider 2 Honda US's. 1973 CB &
w/return, $125. Exec type sound but lacking 1/0. W/trlr & ski equip. SL.$200ea.
Ladles Schwinn. gd cond chair $50. Kenmore fund& or space Best or-soymrsoneng. Like nu. ~0010
$60. Exotic fern!! & WID. $75 ea. lge oak ta· fer. 338-3751, SSS-1195 $4200/ofr. 54tH686 ,69 H--'a CB 350. very
planu, incl 5' Boston ble. S150. 673-4119 "'"' fem. huge Staghom. 19" --------PIANO Birch console 3 loah, Soll 9060 clean, lo mi's, gd trans,
1V $2S + misc ilems. 25" Tru-cut, Kohler eng. yrs new. xlnt. Sacrifice ••••••••••••••••••••••• asking $295/ofr. 551-0776
Newpor t Shores, 222 like new. S.175. $795. 644·2516 Ericson 21, KM, VHF. Mot..._ .. SdAI WalnutSt,646-~ 548-9611 Ka1ui Studio P iano & dptb sndr, inbd. JJlnt R...t/Shw• ff60
bench. 6 mo's old •. ~aut cond, M1.11t see, $17,?50<>. ••••••••••,•••••-•-••
tone, walnut ftn11 h , 648-3831 Rant a rm Execa tlve
Sl775. 875-2586 Aquarius za• ma, 9 HP Motorbome or Mlni·
Baby grand piano Km· Evi n. Lifeline, l u ll rnotott»ome lrorft Herb
'
met blk, xlnt C:ODd. bett equip. 3 aatls. vnr P'rtedlander. Call •"1 of
offer . 552--9435 ant.en. trlr, Ownr m m t ~number&
sell. 661·1<*, 7Sl '6063 HM777 .., s,Mt $600 531·1111 * 846-IllO • Catalina 22', 1171, deluxe ll~lll m o d el, p o p -top &
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~Mu•l1111091 endolun, kick up rud· &.&--·~ ........... •••••••••••• d er, fa bric c uahlona. Molar.._ ---
Zll·fAI HWln& mach1"• atoYe ar Icebox, ship to llV1 to U'
eabtMt. buUonholes, IO alloN radio. lncludinl! Nty ..at~~ deco rative d eal1n11. trlr • 61lP motor, sail Relervenow fol'
~ aft.er ipm. eovtr, m a n y more. Qottfql • Wffthnds.
Adi ood · d •RA Sactince M.995. 811-0&St R.J!lO ENCY MO'IOR er, 1 COft .. _.,. QOME JQ!:NTAl.3
Cab on.l)t. '7H 917 aJl • SlaWulZl sseoo ani. 11.ubJr 111\od. s.A..
PM ~crblrd M$'!NSJ _. • ...,_ ..
TY .. ~·~ w/Npt mooftn& ti*() "14 ~ 11m. af Pl I. Hll .. ••••••••••••••••~!!~ Col 26 Mk If $10,500 con1. r. powt!, mar\J'
BtM. 21" COLO R. TV VOYAGER m~ nru. m.-. •fU.
C'OUQle, SUI. 1 1r. war-9 ACR1f'ICE-t boat 1977 DU ...
ra a t v , Ir•• de U v. owner, Nwpt •· fulb' MIMI MOTOIHQMI .D40. =~·= cond. CLOSIOU11U Nnrlt u w Jlan~ TV s Sf\ todloc:M
scrun. coal $2,000, •'Outs.a ... , NwPOl't P'or lafor maUoo eall a.mt. *1• -aJip -• tr/ Orey ... -WudtU a lcb or Bill tD~lostd ~t lld -t PiaftCIDtt'tl Ka.....-Alllf'll • lt1I eodalll .... LOMe f010 tapa, plto no. Cl uad lb.ul boat. JM-SDI .151..ats
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.. IV NOW! Air. SIC, $112 mo. Perm A A Spydet. Prof restored, 'S7 22(6, ntlnt cond, White .Uh black top Is ~ • ·~ PUI Lag trlr ipace. $4100. AMC-JllP moy xtraa 536·6338/ ~·.'1:.M. custom meu. Super VOIJCSWACJIMS~$
CONSIGN Now' 54S--2000or 494-8435. #I ,_ c-· 842-4982 •harp! I! Priva&e party. Larsest Stledlon !·~·:
NI -... •nfClrd .a.....u 9707 '73 280. A/C, ~chr (178HSC) ln'r'beAnatSI ·!ii·
• 1m Terry 25·, like new, FREE -AM/FM. /.wr windows. 53' 995 •.I.• IUG ·~··· .... "'! '11.\-tzOO per week We al t ••••••••••••••••••••••• T M .. ... t · owner r a ereo many _.1, c·-...... I--O..WWl"IC!fouo.....,...,._low, op con . ake otr. ('"""'nT T, •! ~ l .t mllUon Contrac· extras' . .SO. !>46· i421 "" _., _...... 1ow ...-. n Midi -wv. Audi, '72, lOOLS Auto, 494.2982 or best offer ._,u-., J tUat retervaUons back· on nt:w 1977 & 1978 1111. 1114 1. Goodl!WllMM't xlnt cond $2075. 497 2845 97S-04U 70 IUG Slf9!':
I a c w i l h A A A 20' Anslocrat. self.cont , Jee111. Dots not include S 1 79 5 'Ill $pm. um MBZ 280E. $14.750 or (~BEJ> ·:ta.
U.S.fCanada & the refrig, stove, oven, WagoneerUmlledCJSor take over tse or $310 pt '69 912. lmmac cond. ··~'
folJowtng airlines Unit· furnace. wtr btr, cooler , CJ7. otter good only on 197' AUD{ 100LS, 1 ·76 280Z 2+2, coJJ mo l\'Ory/ b11mboo int. Must sell. $6650. 832·2266 $45 per"'°" ... ~=
ed. Delta, Western. TV antenna, Carter factory air equipped OWNR, • dr adtl, auto, per/beige int.. all ex· gorgeo~ 9551938 eves dys.586-9538evs BorrowslBoll.Ot; O.A.C .• ,• ai.tlhee Air West, Con· awn·g, bike carrier. nu vehicl"•· Ofrer expires aun root, alt, ta~ 9ysl, trai.. Lo mi. $6400 &wknds7S2·8952dally A.P.R. 23.76 percent; •: Ultmtal, KLM .. Dutch", crpt. storage +. SJps 6 Mareh 31, 1978. v. roof, beige, 32k m • 968-l132 "77 TARGA pay back·$1080.00 ln M ~:
&wias Air, Lufthansa. t.'Omfort'y, $2650 or ofr OVERSTOCKe.n xlnt cond. Must gel I. '74 710. Xlnt "ond. Nu '77. 4~L •. musl sell now, for~ take over Jse at monthllWE . ••• lo"'~ I ...., ......... or'--•otr."'~""'"" ' lo m · loadnd very STGERM.a.H • "' nvestment t ax 646-M!W . _..,., ..... .....,......... radials. $;!300. 1• .._ • $338 mo or purchase if --~·
ctedit•depreciahon de· WITH JEEPS '74 Aulii Fol. Coco Brn 846-6836 after 6.30 dean. under wrnty, PP you wish. l"ully loaded. IMPORTS "
ftrment.s. W A R D • S T E N 1 549-8023 4-dr, 37,000 m1. $2500. 499-3613 evt'!> Jefr Driery. 675-9111 ~ e?t'ehavell8'77,'7S'sin TRAILER. Awning. 759-0968 RARE '70 Datsun 1600 198SBarborBlvd .• C.M ••
P1eetneed200total by sparewhl,slps4.used3 2524HARBORBLVD. v... 9570 Roadster, must sell. •MB%744505L 'l:79125Spdw1tba1r,xlnt 714 .45.6120 •:
M.ay 1. , umes. $000. 644·6248 COSTA ldESA ••••••••••••••••••••••• IMW 9712 $1375. 979-1489 cond.. $5700. > •Purchase at factory in· '74 Custom Chevy Van Must sell, immac cond. 645·1<146 '74 XJ12L. Xlnt condition, • ~ce 4 Star's minis or Aldo Service, Parts USB> Custom paint, Gold ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1973 Datsun. 4 speed, gold l.Jght blue w/navy int R--~ 9755 Best orr over •1soo.
Soutbwind's 2S's. & Accnsoriea 9400 4x4 Velvet interior. Wide carpeting. $1400 Call Evs/wknds 833-9284, dys -673-2'64 eves
1003 Financing or in· ••••••••••••. •••• •••••. VALUE cragers $<&950. 642·3379 675-6868 64().2300 •••••• ••••••••••••••• • • ~
voicesalestax&ticenseAUTOPARTS: 'S9Chevy 1977 CHEROKEE·~ roro Van. lthrtufted '75 Datsun B21<1. stick .67 200D. stack, air. TESTDRIVEOUR T7.;f~~e~bl;-:uer!i:
thru CROCK ER. 12 0 r11diator $20. Rebwlda-<P903>. VII, automatic, inter., IO" t/wheel, 302 w radials '2250. Xlnt alarm. CB. clean, muia 'U CAR Blaupunkspter cass,
APR,7yearnote. ble 289 Ford Engine power steering. power eng,l-spd.497·37l0 cond.~2S.Pat•.C.:oast sell.7S0.368Saft6pm OFTHEYE.AR" $5000. 551·4765 or ~
block $50. Garage work brakes, AM/FM stereo. H w y . S p o 8 0 r Good mventory in stock. 551Hi46(). ;
"Forrurt.herlnformatlon benchSS.Call642·3379 $6995 •75 Dodge Van t'ully I 2131549·2855 '76 MB3000, sun roof. Hunywhiletheylasl!
contact Mr. Lissner -----1976 CHEV BLAZER customized Lo ma. Must 978 BMW's AM FM. Icon gold pot. MIR.AClE
or Mr. Miller Lrg mags & tires, Ford (P907) v.8. power steer-_s_ee_._66_1_·3 __ 1_2'1____ ·73 2<10Z. A-1. oris 431\ m aux . tank, xlnl cont.I ._.. .... ,,.A/RENAULT
'73 VW Squareback, xlnt ,
cond. Newly rebuilt •
eng., steel belted radial •
tires . S2.,SOO ••
pattern, must ::.cl I l 1 1 HERE NOW! recent m::unt. $31100. $14,000 64>9530 ~
548•4261, 754 .3675 ang. au o, ow ma es. ,72 GMC \'an, by orag. 549_3656 ---2150 Harbor Blvd. Oaltt's RV Rentals l11c.
(7141 559-4446 ----rallye wheels. orr road owner. xlnt cond . many COMPLETE 1976 280 Sedan. Pull pwr COSTA MESA
llres. 55999 extras. Any reason. or. IODY SHOP 240 Z $3400 & features + pwr snrf 64$..5700 497-3984
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Opening May 1. 58 MGA CLASSIC'
Allowing 2 way $1000 FIRM. AS IS
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76 Tioga II, 8000 mi. Air
eooler. Must sell. A!ikmg
Sll,000. 639·2003
For Sale 20 '
548·:?312
9530 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'74 TRAVELALL, 392
eng. Trlr pkg P /S. P /B,
A/C. Cruise control
AM /FM radio. $3900
557-6414
~.Roce, Rods 9540 ••••••••••••••••••••••• * AMX '69 Classic
Comp'ly refurbished in/.
oul. New eng Must see
to believe! 642-2299 or
646--7756
W i I I i a m s l" r a C t 4 Whefl Drins 9550
fer. 540·477.J 552-4033. an 9pm Sun cass stereo. Ofrer. Bob
S SAVE A TOH $ 076 Ford El50. 351 vs. HOW OPEN Richter. 213·6S9·47Sl hm.
1976 CJ7 (P896> 6 cyl, 4 auto, P /S, P /B, A /C, 76 Datsun 8210. lo mi, 714.834.9393 wrk.
speed, rallye wheels. Captain chairs. nu tires. EXCK.LEMT xlnt cond. $3100. Be:st or.
roll bar, power steering. dark windows. 48.500 SELECTION OF fer over $3100. 540-4819
$4999 mi's, xlnt cond. 545-8018 BMW RESALES Rat 9725 1976 CHEV !¥. Ton 4x4 (Stk#876) VS, automatic, TT Chevy Van. 6 cyl, PS. We may have your next •••••••••••••••••••••••
power steering, dual gas PB, cu~tom. cash or car an our inventory · '74 128. gm, new clutch 4r
tanks. trade TOP 960·2666 aft Call us today! valves. lo m1. $1000.
$5999 6PM______ 831-2040 495°4949 _548_-0000 _____ _
1974 PLYMOUTH Trail .76 Dodge <!iJO V<.1n Auto.
Duster (P926) V-8, auto, 8 track & F /M stereo.
air cond, power steer· New radials. $4250. ang. cruise. rallyt-
wheels. ore road tare~. 846-62S2
$4999
1974 TOYOTA L:..nd
Crwser CStk"874) 6 ryl ,
3 speed, AM iFM radio.
$4495
1974 CHEV BLAZER
CP858) Cheyenne, 4 spd,
AM I FM stereo. rallyc
wheels, off road tires.
$4999
1975 CHEV BLAZE
CHEYENNE CSlkl:PSl>
VS, auto lrans.
$5599
1974 RAMCHARGER
(Stk#PS24) VB, auto.
trans.. power sleermg.
an cond., tape deck.
$4999
Auto LeasilKJ 9580 •••••••••••••••••••••••
1978 928 Pors<'h'-'
Available for
1mmed1ale lease
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973-1058 97:1 1059
973 1050
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1540 Jamboree Road
Nt.'WPORT BEACH
640.6444
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Rolls koyce BMW
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'77 · Xl9, loaded, air,
AM /FM, xlnt condition
759-0364
·73 124 Spyder con\'ert.
.S.spd, new radials, FM I
cass stereo, mags, nu
top. xltras. Xlnt cond.
$3000 or ~t ofr. 759·0875
'74 Fiat 128 2 dr Sedan
AM /FM stereo. Crl
cond, new lire ~
$12001bst 494-4635
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'75 210 SI. 0--184211 '76 450 Sil. IOO&l brown
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'7 S 2 4 0 0, C<>IOUIOO l>c!oqe. ilVIO uons(eS&li
'11 4SO Sl.C. •"""""'• 9'•v blllcil IHI-sunrool 166131
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7 I 4/SZJ.7250,
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~ '68 VW Bug. Good cond ! Ralls Royce 9 7 56 Nu mt, tares. $1100.
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ROllS·ROYCE ~
::o.,:;~r;:,.•,~.. '71 VW Bug recently (
1'----' -~ tuned , new t 1 re s , ,.
ClOSfOSVNOAYS AM/FM stereo $1800. '!
---·--549-1980 aft 6 ' XLNT BUY ,_
Sharp '66 Silver Shadow. '6G VW Sqb. w/rblr.-'6~ ~
wlute. R.R.-Right hand en g. Nu pn t.. ct<' .. •
dr. Xlnt cond, $14.900. l $1100/bst ofr. 642·934S at\ ~
Call Patrick. 552·4414 . 3 '
Subaru 9762 '74 VW SUPER BUG ""
••••••••• ••• ••••• • •• • •• Lo mi ·s * $!300 :;
BRATS
4X4
All Models
Here today
FttEE $100
IULOVA WATCH
with each pure hue
\.p.~£Wo<?o
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• 645-6048 • " • "73 VW Super BeaUe, xlnt •
cond. $2350. 832-7189 or .
834-1006. Paul.
·oo VW, reblt eng, new ·
tires. $1250/best ofr
6'2·5953 dys, 645-9399 •
I eves/wknds . : :.
'69 Bug. Complete nu ..
mtr. mags, good cood;
$1200 firm. 494-2130 ·:;.
5115 So. Strfft u 111tu.ou1 11141si1.1211 '74 vw Convert.. mini:'. 1971 JEEP WAGONEER
CPWAJTE> VS.
rnotorhome on Dodge I ••• ••••• ••••• ••••••••••
Too frame. Good cond .74 GMC .Jimmy Wht.
Below blue bk. Wkdys many xtras. $4500/bst
t·all 642-1163. eves wknds ofr. 646-8525 automallc, power steer-
00·8267 ---------1 83I·1375 493.3375 &I ST &UOAOWAY
SAHTA AHA
835·3171
THE U\.flMA Tf OAIVINO MACHINE 2850 Harbor Blvd.
Cost.a Mesa 540.9640
O• Ht• 5-t• AH Frftway Toyota 9765 cood. AM /FM tape., nc~::
••••••••••••••••••••••• brakes~ shocks. top.:. --'78 Chev i,; Ton 4 _whl dr. ing, roof rack
Trailers, Tnn~ 9170 step-side, blk, PtS. P /B, $2995
······················• auto, 3000 mi. S6100 COPEUMD JEEP ·68 Terry 17' self con· (213) 359-5980. tamed. $2:.>0. 200 I E I st, S.A.
962-4140 10 Chevy short bed, 5 nu 558-8000
---Firestone -tires,---------
23• Open Road self.cont.. Jackman wheels flu
xlnt rond .. Seal Bearh AMIFM CB PA. $795
2131596-9874 645·7898 Trucks 9560
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Suburbans & Jimmys
priced as low as
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'63 Intern 'I PU. Short
box, wht spoke whls. lrg
knobbies, 4-cyl eng. Ofr.
979-0183 or 754-0146
•77 Datsun P.U. Sunroof.
mag tires. custm inter,
AM /FM stereo. Call
Chris or Harriet
979-5345. or eves &
wknds 673·0521 t
..Cony 360, 1970.
21.000 mi. S600
'645-1028 aft 5 wkdys
'62 FORD 13 Ton P.U.
New auto \rans, mlr. in
xlnt cond. Four ht , new
tires. Shell camper.
Sl,400 554-4077
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•USEDBMWs•
'71 2002 4 spd (75314)
•73 Bavaria 4 spd 494JFS
·73 2002 4.spd 369KBV
•75 530i Auto. C283MCV>.
·75 2002 A. Ser.2236
'76 SJOiA Alloys 452PQN
'76 2002 4spd S I R
220PQD
'77 320iA S R 17iRSK
_Closed Oft Sundays
'75 Honda Civic. 26.000
mi, xlnl cond. Must sell!
$2800 /Bs t ofr 586-5069
'G9 28-0SE, 40M m1 nu
Elegant <'Ond. PS/PB.
tpe dck. A1C etc. $6750.
53&9993
MGB 9744 •77 CiVJc, 5 spd, radials, stereo S trk t.a pe. '(Int • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
cond, askrng $4000. '77 MGB. Xlnl cond. Still
492-4377 u n d e r w a r r .
Accord '77, silver on hlk,
5 spd. 3,000 m1. $5.·100
SJOO + T 0 P Ph 979 2!>0<l
W()rk. tl!-H 3517 homt·
548·9611 Pcntera 9747
B:"YiW •74 2002 Wht. <1·-..pd, •••••••••••••••••••••••
snrf. AM -FM cai.s, Must sell ·75 CVCC ·74 L. Orang<'. 1 owner.
56.000 ml. Xtras. Tm -btchbk, 40MPG, excel 9200 mi. sup..>r dean fly.
mac. S..~...:_2!4·642-7302 cond. 963·.i816 _ mg machine. <'Quippc·d
BMW MINT COND 1973 J09KW" 9730 w•many xtra goodies.
2002 4 .5 PD . A JR, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Call days (714) 975·7065
AM I F M ! 555 LIM X l XK 140, MC Roadster, Eve (714 l 6:T7·8014
5864107 Mint. Expensive. Parsdw 9750
714-644·4147 aft. 6P M •• • • • • • • • • • • •• • • •• ••• • •
76 Tovoto
OJ,0111 Se<Mn Auto ,,..,,,. •tt
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TOYOTA
• •••• lf'fJ(" 11•4 ••11\\\
>il.oNToHG TOH thC>i
$3350. 646-&i28 afl 5 PM. l :
'70 Camper Van, new
tires & point, fresh -
en9. CJOOd price.
673-3009, 640-8755
·ss VW. new paint.
chrome whls. cstm int .•
xtra sharp. $995. 754·0402
'66 VW Van. Needs oil
cooler. Best offer. cau
642.4867
1m 3201, fjord metallic
blue. recaro seal<;.
sports wht, AM /FM
stereo. cover, xlnt cond
$8890. Assum. lsc pay
ments fl82.00 mo. P.P.
49'7·3516
1972 XJ6
$5000. Must sell.
642-3361
'70 Porsche 911T. factory ---------'73 VW Convt>rtible, red,
mags. nice. $6900/Best IEFOREYOU lo mi, xlnt cond.
offer 639·3787 SELL YOUR $2800/0fr. 548-4864
'73 Jag XJ12. yellow,
very clean. low mi.
$6800. Musl sell. P I P
9 7 I 5 54S.a952
1971 Porsche 91 IT
with 5 speed trans ..
AMtFM stereo & heater
ILic #316N8U>
HARD TO FIND! ••••••••••••••••••••••• K Ghl 97 '73 Ca i B a d Clr"Mlflft a 35 pr . .r n new ••••••••••••••••••••••• paint. new tares. Great . . cond. $1700, Ph 759·0875 1973 Ghia. 38.000 mt Coco RAY FLADEBOE
LINCOLN·MERCURY '74 2800. Snrf AM /FM
stereo, sep. tape decks.
New radials. pnt & ball
Snug flt cover. S2650.
673-5277
1974 Capri
V6, 4 spd, sun roof .
stereo, only 40,000 actual
ml, $2595. Lac-DLR133.
•THE CAR PLACE•
2100 Harbor Blvd CM
bm. lmmac. S2850 1ofr.
644-3291, 642-5376
·71 Ruby red Ghia. guar. IRVINF.
rebll eng w /300 mi 's on 830-7000
it. S2500 or best olr. 0Her~oodlhru3 •27/78
675·~
---------1 '64 Porsche SC. white on
'71 Karmann Ghia con· blk, not cheap. Mui.I
v er t. A M I FM S ·tr k see" 639-3787 stereo. Nu valves, nu ~~~-~----
<'I u t ch, nu ex ha us t '77 924 F\i lly loaded
system. Best oC!er. $10.000.
~2968 SS2·0Zi0
____ 63_l_·2620 ____ Mmda 9738 '70 Porsche 914. Red. im-
Colt 9717 ••••••••••••••••••••••• mac. Must sell, $3500/ ••••••••••••••••••••••• bst. 6424743
TOYOTA, ·ss Bug N~ eng.brks.
SEE Us '· painL Xlnt mechanical,·
cond. 548·0S19 585 W •.
MARQUIS TOYOTA 19th St. CM
MISSION VIEJO 831-2880 495-1210 1969 Conv, $1995. 1960 com•. no rust $750.
Special Soltt
1977 Tovot1 Comllt l.Jrt-1
EaecuttWt '*' Auto tt'Wlt, 1;r c.ond lo• ,,.1114''\ ••t•llenc ,_.ect,on Sn. •6187
ASlOW...S
960-4753
'73 SUPER BUG, orangt'.
$1800/best orrer. Hurry• Pvt Pt.y 548-6490 ___ ___
'58 VW Bag, nu sunroor:
nu body parts. ·ss eng &
trans, nds paint. $675.
645·7898 -------
68 VW. for parts only,
reblt mot.or, new tires &
hrks. best orrer takes.
714-759-1857 or 644-9'l27
Vol•o 9772 •••••••••••••••••••••••
IEFORE YOU IUY
·73 Ranchero w ts hell. 2626 HARBOR BLVD. '75 Dodge Cott
Rblt eng. new tires, COSTA MESA Automatic, air condi·
MOVING! MUST SELL!
'72 914, blue/blk. App
Group. 551-4497 .
BILL MAXEY
TOYOTA
11111 ..... 11•4 ,., '~~~
>iU,.llNGfOWIUCH
A USB> VOLVO.
See ua a l Southern
Orange County's Volvo
Headquarters.
•~cfuOir>G fuel intec:llon.
Ol-IC •"9..,. & ffonc dllc CH••e1. HtlCl"lbeCk 10318~>
5l&Q HOW $3995
EASTER VACA. TIOM
CLEARANCE SALE
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.,, • ..._ .... c.. ........... ······ ....... ~ l9d belUty-'l'ou --to..,..,_",_'
J ,._.c:Mc-'74 ""'"'' •••..• ,."-tUHI .,44~lf411i"Yl '"A.Ao ttMMV...1 'n"""'°'llHl'U\11 L.-.a'f OH OAll
AM /FM stereo. Dys WE IUY tionlng. AM /FM. rebuilt
557·5333. eve 531·3008 engine. St k # 2051 A
'75 Ford Courier with •74
6·pack camper. Gocid
cond. 48K mi, Will sell
separate or pkg deal.
968-~ -------
1976 h ton Ford Courier
with shell · set up for
service shelves & pipe
rack. 14,000 miles. Price
m>O. Phone: 540· 1463 &
631·3116.
1972 Datsun PU
w /fiberglass shell.
754-14.28
'78 Datsun. xlnt cond, 23K
ml'e. Custm Int. AM /FM
cass. mags. <>wr SlK in
atras. M~t ltt' $3&75 or
llnY raobl ofr. '40-048
'57 l'ORt> PICKUP.
Short bed.. Sbll'P t
Everyt.hln& new. '31·1408
USED CARS! <294MXB>
We're the new Chevrolet S2773
dealership in the Irvine ~YICI
Auto Center . We need II
your used car!
JOE
MAC PHERSON
CHEVROLET
21 Auto Center Drive
, IRVINE
1•a.12z2
RAY FLAOEBOF
LINCOL N MERCURY
RAY HAOEBOf
1 INCOlN ~·fR~UP.Y
HOUS ~
OF IMPORTS
'68 9115 S spd 340 MMJ
New paint new brakes
Excel cond . $5100
586-8392
'77 911S Targa. A /C,
AM/FM /CB. Alloys,
Baritain, returning lo
Europe. must sell 1974
Corona Sla. W~n. 45,500
Mi. air. roof rack, radio,
grn w /tan int. very
clean. $2300 974 0959
10,000 ml. Mlnl. SlS,400. ·74 Celica A/C. vinyl top,
546-2274 mags. tape dk . xtra
clean. $2695. 645·1982, Ivan 's Foreign Car 7S4·0402Dlr.
MAR9UIS VOLVO
MISSION VIEJO
831-2880 495-1210
ORANGE COUMn
VOLVO
EXCLUSIVELY VOLVO
Largest Volvo Dealer
in Orange County!
BUY or LEASK
DIRECT Refalrs now has Mr.---------
Bil Keith to work on ·77 Toyota Corona
your 9ll & 914 1995 Wagon. 5 spd. air, ~·,·~: --~-,,l!~.·~ Harbor Bl. CM. 645-1982 AM/FM cass, lo mi. xlnt T
'70 914·6, yellow w/blk ~~~ $4850/bsl orr .
int. Allo)'S, beaut. cond. --------2025 S. Manche:S1et'
Must aell. &40-5.'af '77 Corolla SIU lftbck un Anaheim 750-2011
,61 _. 8 L W'd der wrty, nu cond. $3950. ~ • mmac. a e 640-0010 '71 v-• 1~"' xt l rlma. Koni's. lo& lights 1---------.... vo -wgn. n
" bra. $8500. S49·84TI '70 Corolla Wagon. custm coocl. Dartt o-een. $Z300.
d a)' s • eves I wk n d a inttt, nu eng, very de· 1....;.631_..-GOS..;...;... _____ _
~ ~le, $1195. m-342S '72 Volvo win. auto. air.
'7S Porsche 911S cpe. Al· Toyota Celica '73, air. ~~~ ~1;pt~~-
loya, fac air, AM·FM auto, silver, l ownc-. ..,
atetto tape. 5-spd, 1llver tzsGo..off•r . .t9H95S "7U. Dr. Riley (9l9.l50t
=941n~I 631·~ d)'S. Tri.. 9767 Vol\'O "ft\wp 145.S. AM•
•••••••••••-•••••••••• FM. A/C. 5tkk. Xlnt
'7t 914 u.ooo mi's. tt76 TRIUMPH cond. szsso. m2m1 PP
AM/FM,s.1500/ofl". Tlt7 ton's Forel1n Cat
____ 55_1_·27_36 ____ , With fac:tory air cond.. Repalr1 now bu Mr.
• T AM/""u Mike Stuben to work on 2 9l4. 35.40 mpg, $""' 1tl"reo cassettt, ~ VOivo. i• Harbor AM/FM cass. all factory rear wtndow deft0$W & customized inter & man:! (tttNWZ>. Super -~·CM..;..;.._· _~.....;;1982..;.;;...; __ _
~~a':~. beat otror. ~rp! SJlttt 1m 4 dr. JME.. t c,I; "' leaU.., PS. SZ99S or_.,
•79 TARGA. t.oado4. •TOP. et.tt48 RAY FLADEBO £ Warranty, xlnt cond. At·
aum• NU/mo ls .
111.500. Pb IG8.Ql'72 l INCOLH MERCURY
,. PorwbO •••· bl: xJet ,1Jl~VIN7000s cond. t'l.000. t7000/&1t • .,. ott. 54l-49lt arer IDod thN am trl
•
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Brand New '78 HONDA
4 SPEED CYCC HATCHBACK
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY • • •
Equipment: 1488 C.C. Honda CVCC four cylinder engine, 4-wheel Independent auapenslon, 4•peed
svncromesh transmission, rack & pinion steering, bumper guarda, lntld• hood release. INood grain daah,
tunged rear aide windows, fold down rear Met, Whit• atdewall tires. •m......., day/night minor, AM radio,
rear window defro.ter & manufldurers ueembly line teet for Calif.
(999-4 While SGC 4005400)
(9623 Brown SGC 4003305)
(9981 White SGC 4003991)
(9982 Blue SGC 4004986)
C978'4 Red SGC 4000766)
(9888 Brown SGC 4003266)
( 1001 Sliver SGC 4005753)
( 10024 Red SGC 4005290)
(9980 White SGC 4QO.t125)
(9936 White SGC 4003152)
(9986 While SGC 4oo.t161) c 10032 Red sac 40053101
TAKE YOUR CHOICE ••••••••••••••
BRAND NEW '78 CIVIC Brand New 1978
(IYIC
GVCC HONDAMATIC ~AGOli
(1151) (SGA45t 1119)
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
$ ORDER YOURS TODAY!
fULLPRICE
$
PLUSTAXIUCENSE • ·'
lrancl New 1971
CIVIC 5 SPEED 1S
1418 CC ,_ CYCC lour CY' ..-V'-._ 1.ic19peo-~--.
~ ·~ .... ·-' "'-M-"'!18Yl'em. "'--_.. -
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Mf.Cenlecl -"'1*'1-~~&~~n1411C IQt c.ltL
5 TO CHOOSE FROM
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
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53977
PL.US TAX & LICENSE
A11tos. Used Aaltoa, U1ed A11tet. UMd ...._. Uaed A11toa. UMd Alltos, Used ....... UHCI ...... UMd ......._ UM4 ...............................................................................................................................................................................................................
Gee•:.. 9901 Ccu:uo ttl7 CllnTolet 9920 C11191r HU MGYerfck tt47 a.-wa. 99H PWo ttl7 PGllflac 9965 n....ckublrd 9970 ..............•.•...... ....................•.• ...........•.•..••....• •.......•...•.......... ...............•..••.•. .•.••.••.•..•.•........ . .................................................................... .
1972 PONTIAC S .W.
..:ill,000 miles. Radials.
12.000. 1969 Ca maro. 6
cyl, S1 .000 . .586 :?04S ----AMC -9905 .•.....•.......••......
'611 J avelin SST. a uto
trans. air. P 1S, lit steer·
itlg. reclmmg !.Cats, FM
cBSSette, cust whls, con
llO!e, one ownrr. Very
pxt cond. $1400. C7t• >
98"H815
0r_,. COUftfy't
S.•lle C...ter
•
OVER 100
CADILLACS
TO CHOOSE FROM
AT AU. TIMES
Nabers
Cadillac
..
1977 CAMAltO 'llJ Chevy Malibu, 2·dr, '67 Couaar, rblt eng,
With pwr. sl~ering, auto trans, R/H, 360. auto, PIS. A/C, blk Int.
automati c, ~adi o, S750 or best oCler . Xlnt tramp car, reas. hea~r. vinyl top & low 87S-3575 priced. 955-1487
miles Extra clean!
(5()5.599) •
S4699
. RAY FLADEBOE
LINCOLN MERCURY
RAY FLAOEBOE
LINCOLN M£RCURY
IRVINE
ll0.7000
Offer gOOd thru sm ns
• * .. • *
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RAY FLAOEBOE
LINCOLN-MERCURY
~.Mah2t,101I
.
~ • AT BAUER Buick .
Orange County's #1 Buick Dealership
We're Bringing Back the Sale You Liked Best On A Car
that's Destined to he the Most Popular Car of the Year
UR ,, NE PRiCE
Buie ·REG.A
As Long As They Last
You CAN Buy ONE FoR
with Air Conditioning
+Plus+
with three easy ways to buy.
Power a'9ering, power brokes, outomotk transmi11ion,
tinted 9to11, remo .. contTOI mirror, V6 engine. at..a
belted WSW tire1, Califomla Emi11ion, exterior moulding
package. (Ser.129111) Doe• not Include chrctm6 wheels
or vinyl top.
CASH
s5999
Plus tax and license. Check it -shop it -
compare 1t. You can't beat this price!
LOWDOWN
PAYMENT
Full Cash Price $5999 +tax & lie. $163.00 MO.
for 48 MOS. on approved credit. $8219.00
total deferred pmt. price. APR. 13.09%.
TERMS
$119.87 per month for 48 months with
$1999.67 down. Deferred payment $7753.43.
APR 13.09% -
If You Missed Our Last Sale,
Don't Miss This One!!!
Ends Monday, 3 I 21
B•me .t t•e eleu,
fresla ............... 1978
Open TUI 10 P.M. M••-·Sat. II I H11ic·k n .. nl4•r
ns · · · O,,• ,,.,., •••• nu 1 1'.M. HARBOR BL vo. ;. SAN DIEGO FREEWAY DO>tCATED To CLEAN AIR.
A~~~!~~~~· A division of Bouer Motors. =~~~:::~~~ PrlCft~48HounAtt•PUblbtion. Opel-Joguar·TriumphMG.
2925 HARBOR BL VD., COSTA MESA 9"19-251XJ
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DAILY PILOT
All ma.k~s, JD.Odels and colors.·~~
Classified A'Yto Advenising ~~
in the
' ' I -..................... __ ..
range Coast
FINAL
SPORTS
LOCAL
WANT ADS
SUNDAY, MARCH :Z6, 1978
...
0000! L{ou LOOI( so CUTE
WE'RE
~16HT
SEMI ND
'1'0U, PITCHER~
L '/IN6 THERE, CMAAUE SROWN,WfTH
'(OUR LITTLE EASTER TOES
Sf'AAKLlN6 lN TME SUN
NANCY
OH , GOODNESS---
A BLACK CAT _.I._
I I
I
GO AWAY---DON'T
YOU DARE CROSS
~~.._MY PATH
&ET 8ACKIN
CEN1ER FIELD
WHERE 'IOU
BELONG!
THROW
IT PAST
•1M I
PlTCHER!
HOW CAN
A PltCf.lER
8E so
C~ASS'( ON
EASTER?
By Ernie Bushmiller
·'
PUFF-PUFF
PUFF-PUFF
IT'S ~f'lr1N6 .'! ~ 6ST MO~T Of:
MY MO!?i"
CfrEATIVe IDeA~
IN T~E ~PlllNG !
C> C> [>
HAYING BEEN
CALLED TO A
LOCAL HOTEL
BY A MRS.
JULIAN KINGSTON,
SAM DRIVER
DISCOVERS 11-iAT
5HE 15 AN OLD
FRIEND!
l f!ll.Q.0J.P I// -p_ou~ i.F :!5·.26
8EFORE I TELL YOU MY TROU6LE5,
TELL ME ALL ABOUT YOURSELF,
SAM! ARE YOU MARRIED? _..._.
'
1 F&aL.
~ITIVIL.Y
UNtN5P'15'EO •...
IT MA~ it> C'O WITM
THE .JlAIC&~ or:
NAilAfl:&' ~TA"TING --ro ~LOW ...
% HAVEN'T DflAWN
A PIC1'lAsre IN 50
L.ON6 ••• MONTM~
ANC' MONTM~ .•.
ANO r ...
trrA 1..001(/f IT'G
MAPPl!NIN6! TH&:
wono '' lf&AWAl'E.NlNG/ t'M
~OIN(i, ro w"rrE ANO
PAINT ANO Cfl£ATI !
~aJDGE PARKER <J <l <l
GEORGIA, I DIDN'T KNOW YE5.,,AND
I CAN'T GET HELGA TO CALL ME
ANYTHING BUT MA'AM OR MRS.
KINGSTON! I MUST'VE TOLD
HER A HUNDRED TIMES TO
CALL ME ''GEORGIA"!
YOU MARRIED JULIAN LEFT HIS ENTIRE
BUT THEY'RE TRYING TO TAKE
IT AWAY FROM ME, SAYIN' THAT
JULIE WA5 OFF Hl5 ROCKER WHEN HE MADE ...,... __ ....,.. KING5TON ! HE DIED E5TATE TO ME ....
RECENTL.Y, DIDN'T HE? SOMETHJNG LJKE
'
20 MILLJON
DOLL.AAS!
OUT HJS WJLL! HE HOW OLD
WASN'T, SAM! WA5 HEAT
THETtMEOF
Hl5 DEATH?
If THERE'S NOTHING ELSE
YOU WANT, I 'LL GO ON TO .
BED, MRS. KINGSTON!
SEVENTY YEARS YOUNG!
HE WAS A SWEET MAN!
WE MARRIED A LITTLE
OVER THREE YEARS AGO!
WE WERE BOTH VERY
LONELY AT THE TJM.E! WE
NEEDED EACH ~
OTHER!
) • • •
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I
The.,:; w·11 fl-O I t'l ,.... so,.-row ·:p o cause
shat-"p inst .... ' r ~ou avoid
tornor-,..-ow uments until
Ui'"IESR
HOGWASH.'
I
HI,
kA'/oJ
TMF~
F~.
HLJRRY WITH HIS
B~EAl<FASr,
LORD P !
~------~
en ... .J D,_
FW~.
George Lemont
NONSE:NSE: .' wHo e5t.-1eves
A FORIUNe
COOKl5 ?.1
'
I VLJNNO •••
SORIA ulSl-
~~CLJ:Z.
. -.
-AN' HE
FELL RIGHT
ourrA iHE
CHOIR
LOFT!
'
WHATAN
EAST£R
SERVICE
TtfATWAS!
1lleRES NO 1-l"NJ..e l'AUDON WITH A •z"IN tr FJ.C>AflNCi Al'OVE M'( HEAPll
IT
COULDA
BEE~
SEf<fOUS,,,
J '
....
WELL,
ON£0F
IH£ CHOIR
MEMBERS
TRIPPED
ON HIS
ROBE ...
•
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CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYF.ST There are at least ab dlfftt-
""c" In dniwlnit detalb betwttn top and bottom panels. How
qulcltl) can you find them? Cbed1. answen wttb tlloa btlow.
ll<Jf'°IW •1 Ot;1S ' 6V1111w t i •1pu•H ' 1"41AUIP •1 l•H
P '~•U•P II .,Olij).U~"'N t IMUOlll-.., If WJY & J6µ0<jl IJ 1-J. I ~10
W~"i/~ S~~N Ge~ING A
L.01 OF ~AC.H OIH~iz
L.Al~t..Y, Gt...OR1A ..•
w~ goT~
i...ov~ 10
-[gAv'~t ..
w~ son~
LOv'£.
MUSIC ...
8 e
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Hal KauFman ~
---BULLETIN BOARD---
• LAND HOI "WM ru bdp k>•i• th lud lllal bl
1au1 .. 1 a 615 waya of drttllna esp?" ..W n.o ...
Moore. Of wllal lucl wu IH apaklltaT
~,~,. .............. ...
•Jot down the number I 5873 Multiply this by any
di.lit from 1·9. Multiply the answer by seven and r101c
rhc result
e Ttmt Ovit lllltf't lk ume of • moet .. co complete
each of tbae tenna: l . _ban. 2. _ fool. l. _apple.
ORA W a diagram with 25 squares. 4. -b11a. S. -ale.
Place nine numbered counters tn HCIOl>O s eunr ' A-W t 11.HI\' ' IP-'9W 1
the center. as shown above. You e Twuna Twister! Say fut, 1f you can: Two weary
arc now ready for a challengmg bwack and white wabb1u wested tn the aween·awa)
game. ObJect 1s to Jump counters gwass at the cwosswoadJ.
up, down, across. and
diagonally unul JUSt
one piece remams on
the board, and that
piece occupies 1he ccn
tcr !>quarc Each piece
1umpcd ll;, removed
from play, of cour~
BRUSH PARTl'I Add lM followt.na colon oestJy for a cJmdy llttftt
abo•e: J-Red. l-Lr. blae. 3-Yellow . ._Lt. brow.. S-Fleab
toots. 6-Lc. I""· 1-0ru1e. 9-IUack. Jut fiabt for todAyl
Can you meet this
1:hallcngc?
Don't look now, but
one po~s1blc solution in
which JUSI four pieces
i.crvc as 1umpers 1s re·
vealed below
If a checkerboard 1s
han dy, you may wish
to play rhc glfmc on it.
'••110 EGG HVNTI Our ardsC uy1 lbere an mon thu 2Acompfere ~ t t>U• c •••o• '' ••1101 Ownt
1 ,,.,. ,.,., ,.,.o s ownr oval-shaped tut 1bowa above. How mHy do you find?
B Brown and Casson
... W'E: HAV~ A L.OT IN
COMMON . GL.Of<JA ..
... JLJ61 G1v'~
M~ ON~
~e:ASON WHY IT
WOULON'I
WOK'~
GL..OK'IA f'
fH~ 'SAM~
L..1K'e:'5 Ar-JD
DISLIK~5 ...
w'~l..1.., (O~
OP~r.J~f<'='.
MY NAMe.
ISN'i
GLOl21A (
MOTLEY'S CREW by Ben Templeton & Tom Forman
rst~e ME, F~~~~ SUI
Klt--.1 'YOU 6PARE A t.
COOP(.,~ 6UCKC:, 506
I Kl~ Gll 50MPIN'
1'' EA\'!
'I
OH, MIKE, I tr D~5 NOf. vou'f<~ :rusr
eXA6GERATING/
,
MARMADUKE®
GORDO
CASEY
...
B Brad Anderson
Gus--Arriola
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DAILY PILOT
I
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II
Light
100's
"""''AO'! \Vinston
Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined
That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health.
. . ' •
THBTI
YOURSELF
Sim ....... • • ....... • •A9, • f9llllr .... 141 ~ -... ... M. ILY 1Dlltt.
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FOR ORAL ROllERIS. pnskla'lt,
Oral Roberts Unlwnity .... ,.... , ... , ................ . . 00... = 'al 2 ctr« 2
.. .._eltllet.cttlleF1••.aGo.-• .......... ~ .......... ................. ,...,..., ....
poller ....... a.rt.u.a ClOll •••? -
LLD .• --..."--.
• Prior to Jime 1, 1977, some students
who would have had dll8cuky mcMng
about the campus wee dboouraged from
attending. However. ~ ae now planning
the nee =y changes to that al students
Handloapped. yes; OOO'IDdght, no. who war.a to cxxne lo ORU can be aJnlid.
ered for ad.miask>n wtlhout regwc:I to phy9-
cal handk:ap5. Students are required to p1111a a ~ c:x>une ewry .anester.. One
oo.awe requhmer\t Is that students maintain dw.f" weight within an ao • eii«able range.
Thus, II ave two setrtti11tas a sludent has not mad'e ~ p1<9 .. towmd • med-
ically determined ~range. that student may be reqund 1o mvc the tmlwnM\I.
FOB DICK~ host of Americnn Banddand and
S20,000 PynunJd
o... .---. mo 1V .......... --.-tom_..
......., -a.a.tar. Kea,. c-. Calll.
•No way. If you'd ask my wife, she'd probably say she Mes
too much of me. Keri Is allc> my w:aetay, ., on planes to New
Yodl whae I host Pyramid. ~ get a iot of wortt done -and
cm:h up on pa'IOn81 stuff. I do lad a bu$y We, but I manage to
~ locs of time wtth my f.amay. Kan I see aD day at the oftX::e.
And my son, Richard Jr., Is there, too.
FOR BETTE JODI.El. singer-<:omedimnc
w.,•,...-w1a..w~ -o .... w.
-· *'""Dal. e Are you referring In pmtlcu1s to that pe.r of bloomas I wore
up sound my chat lnslad of where a was bmnded?To answer
Y'0'9' question -becMJ.1 .. than. UrAe that old ;mi. about
Chtnae food, my clothes my with me forever. 1 tend lo recyde
my favorite things from one show to anoeher. Always shoracntiig,
~ tMirig In or out
FOil THE REV. DONAlD E. WO.OJI~ cxec:uUw
director, NadonaJ federation for C>ecerq. Tupelo. Miu.
w..at la die pmpwe af ,_ .-. ,,.,.._7 -D.E.G .•
....... N..I. .
•We se an acdon-onmted 019a11tz.allon proi11CJC!ng the
Judeo-Chrtstlan ethic of deoe.ncy In the media. Currently, our
efforts .. geared toward 1V We appcJM pi<9'&mS featuring
!Pl'uttOUS In, profanity and Yiolenoe. We 9UppOlt dean,
wholaome, construdtw prog1ams. Telmlian programmJng
will continue to get wane until people who cse get Involved.
FOR 111E .. ASK9 EDITOR ............................... ........,_, .. ..... A,/Nltl of ...
El'··~ .......... ...
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Dldlt10t=nw ..... ~
tllme1 -£.JI.. H., .. Va.
e Whaaewr Ur's reaction II, 11'1 prtwde.
The bloyr ... Jby ts wwdhortmed. wt...
Brenda Maddox planned a book on Liz
and a.lied to meet brr. the answer was 1111
unequlllocal no. So Brenda gatheted ma-
tartal from~ who've long known the
actraa. Fnmds relmed adal l2Drta of
her ldndnaM:s and gena~ But slrlCle books of thts ldnd need ll*::e as weJI as sugar.
Brenda COlitadied tbcJK with whom Liz had been pro&aaionally lnvolwd. As lo the hc»-
pbl m eo-w. whk::tl Liz decided to buiJd 1n honor of~ Dick, part of the
hlllch could be that the couple pmted nol too long after they became "Mr. and Mn. R
FOR .IUANrtA JI. KREPS. Seact=y of Commcroe VA.t-. .... , ... ,. ..... ...,......_. ... u.s. w• t , ...... , 8c•"'-to200...._.,-u .. &,e..N.Y.
•The news Is good. Wr aped fcnlgn ftshermen to calch
about 2.1 mJaon metric tons of ftsh &om U.S. wmn tn 1977,
wNdl 15 about two-thkds of the annual harwsts of four or 8ve
years ago. Plans for 1978 wll f\D1her reduce foreign c:G:ha to
llbout 1. 9 m9on metric tons. Thae plans aha se apectJed to
restore stcds of fish that had become de:Peted. U.S . 6shermen
Ml! these changes as praaUing new opportunities for them.
FOR EDDIE RABBITT. country~
s-.-wCOllld...._am..a ... BaMllt.11 -
,.. ........... It. .... tt ... c::-4,... ...... 1
-0.H.R.,811 ... 11.Taa.
e At daool I was Uwa\15 ~Into fights owr my~ (It's
~-~CH.!lyone made fun of me. I cwntualy figured
out the only way to rmiU them llop .. to oome up with bena
)aka about their names. f did. When 1 goe lnto show buslnas I
changed my nan:w to Martin. I dldn 't like that. either. lt Mnt me
&om ot.:urtry lnlo COluplda oblvlocl.
FOil FRAN&aNA GIASS. author of Nannn a ngie
h ................... tint ....... 1100.000.
Bm .. .._. wtMie ..._.,.._wee-...-. llOt •
tardk:1 -R...8.. Gia c'L lllae.
•Va -the f.act I keep getnng r.fand to as • •modem
OnderdaR and that my st<Jry Is a damcal one of rags to riches.
Just for the NCIOl'd. 1 was not poor. .wt we cld not hie In a
slum. My mom works m a poultry hou. and my dad Iii a bus
drtvu. I also ftnd I s1n1nge and tlleome when people who ig-
nored me before are suddenly my friends
PRO....., F ....... diool bomd ~. Fmiu
County. Va. PROAnDCOO CON Mm N. S m illwyis .rid authm al The Rlgftta
of Young Peop#
A. tide of court cledmtis In the last
decade has cxtanded the constlfutlon.
al~ of the 8'I of Rights and
ctu. PIOCle8 of studmb. Freedom of
... ltUdcnt pram mnm.. ~
and dllpulied area. howcva. Wha-.
students haw establbhed and pub-
Wwd lhllr own ~and are
...... ftMndaly ............. the ful prcMc·
don of the Fnt Amendment .-ms ~-Many
student ncwspepas, apeclaly In high 9Chocl5. ... In
hid, published by the school system with studatts as
wodclng and lcamlng joumalsas. In the. cma, shoWd
the decWons of the student reporten or editors OYtTridc
contniry polida o( the school system? Oeady not.
rm~ 1n your~ oromca
Should America~ Student Press
Be Subject To l:ensotshlp?
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The Fht Amendment guarantees aD
Amertcans -kd.tdlng studalls -
freedom of tt. pas. II there WM any
doubt. the 5upNme Court reamtty
dadwed thlil tlludrna do not Mlhed
their c:ondutlonal rights to freedom
of speech or expc :ml on at the IChoal
hou. ...... FTeedom of the sin-..
not an an.ct rWit; I Insures thlil In-
formation wll Bow freely among lt'°9e who l8lk know-
ledge. Thacfore. when ldM>OI officials lntefcrc with the
tr. exchange of ideas, they deny studt:nts the ~· to
rsod as well as the rtght to publish. ~of student
MwtpllPCl'I not only Yk>lates the Constltwion but alto
seriously hnpaln the process o( education bd
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HERE'S HOW TO MAKE IT PAY!
Several years ago, wht&e J was teaching colege
In Indiana, I stumbNd across a "money" hobby
that has changed my life
Oddly eoough, I di9coYa'ed It while browsing
dw-ough magazines In a drug store. In ahnolt
every magazine there were dozens ol small eek
sdlng one blllSAc: thing-printed Information.
The ftnandal rnaganna contained srnal ads
for .. newslett.ers," ~ .. and "booklets.'" The
.xnc:e and mechahic:s magazines were lc>lded
with dassifted ads for aD sor1s al "how-to" books,
'1n:saructk>ns ... "'p&.ns, -etc
I was most surprised by the fact that alma.a all
the ads wa'C p&.ced by lndMduals-not by i.gr
cocnpaNa.
The WllS too fMdr\dng to raist. I decided to
p&ac:e two smal ads mysd.
I put together a booki.t contM\ing 10me of
my best wine redp6cs and another about Austra-
ba. A few deys after the ads appeared I stopped
by the pott office .
When I looked through the lttle glasa window
on my P.O box, I almost chopped my key. The
box was stuffed-jammed-packed full of
envelopes. Hundreds ol orden containing cash
and checks! I c.ouldn 't bd«w tt.
$9,450.00 IN 45 DAYS
When the dust ftnalJy Mtded around our
house. I calted with odw aacc..tul advertisas.
I dbcC>Yered .
J. A young !J'll(tuate student In Ta. marbts
a body-bulkflng manual for $3.00. He uses one
claseifted ad In six magazines. k's stricdy • ~
time adMty but he rq>orts amings of U>0.00
monthly.
2. A retnd U .S Army MrgCant In Artziona
wrote a 24-~ booklet. H1s three $17.00
d '6ed ads t..C>UgN him $300.00 In cmh ardcn.
1 A Kentucky woman ~ • 15-s-gc trawl
booklet for $1 . 00 was henly swamped with
ordcn. In 87 days her dnslfted ad running In
Sbt magaDna made • nd proBt of $2..230.00
from a 9fC* al $3,250.00. She was 69 ~
of age, widowed and Mng alone In her apmt-
mml at the lime.
4. A husband·wtfc tam tn Oregon ca.upled
their own "how-to" booklet. They put • amal
dbplay ad In one newspaper. Within onJy 45
days that one ad puled $9 ,450.00 In cash ordc&.
Don't mltundcnaand. This Isn't • get-rich·
quidt echcmc. It's • bu.sinaa, and, as such, It's
sp.culattw. But flat ads .. ~ (as low as
$13.50 for a nadonal ad) and the pniftt poeen.-
tlal is mgger1ngf An Ohio man I ~ with put
a i.gc ~ ad In • ndoNI Sunday supp...
mmt. A few days..._ the onlcn tWa.d poumg
ln-ma.S ~ fuD ol cahl WldW\ ttw next two
months he reodwd ow:r $220,000.00 In CASH
arden for his $3.00 bookies
I reeb. this aD JOUnds too good to M true
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rm~ In your hotM or olfk:e.
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TRY THIS TEST
* Fat. obcain sewral magazines contain-
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• Seoond, gist old cop6a of the same
magmina-lll least 1~ 13 month& old.
• n.d, tum to the d rd'ft9d 9Ktiol .. ol
each and plac:e the old megmine baick the
new INlglllZlnc .
• Fourth, compare both. Cross·chcck
-=h ON tD -how ....., ada In the old
~arc still running In the new edlnon.
ntlS IS AN ABSO..lJTE PRORT nsT.
h ha. to M . People don't continue run-
rq ads for ow:r • i,... ~ they're making
money at It.
WHY NOT YOU?
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• h's *'iPe to ~ ... just an hour a week
can get you started at home.
•It's tncxpenstve to begin ... ru show you
how to place a test ad In a nalk>nal magazine
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you can run wtld wtlh II. The wtde ndon is
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THE MEANING Of EASTER TIME
Life ... Rebirth ... Spring ... Peace ... Renewal ... Hope ... Faith
Seven spiritual leaders offer their deep-felt thoughts about the divine promise of the
Resurrection on Christendom's most sacred day.
Dr. Samuel Sandmel,
teacher of the New Testament at Hebrew
Union College. Clndnnatl (a leading
training ground for refonn rabbis)
Jews see Easter as a human striving for
an identification with God. Jews cannot
pa~te in the particular theological
.views al Easter. which are llmltedly Ctvis-
'tlan. but they can have a high regard for
the earnestness of the Christian endeavor.
One sees the mottf of rebirth In the spring·
time in many historic religions. In essence,
Passover Is a springtime religion of rebirth.
The orlgln of the matzoh, as folklore stu·
dents have taught us. is the harvesting of
new grain and baking It Into unleavened
cakes to symbolize the birth of a new year.
As different as Easter and Passover
have become. they share the flKt that they
are expressions of springtime and the re·
birth of life. Until about AO 325, Easter
and Passover were always celebrated In
the same week. About 325. however, the
Christians adopted a new formula to deter·
mine the date of Easter Now, Easter
sometimes falls within Passover.
sometimes not.
So what does one focus on? The perpet·
uation or the alteration? Every religion ex-
presses Itself on its own terms. Still, no
matter how different they have become.
Easter originated within Passover and
reflects the common background of the
two sacred occasions.
· The M09t Rev. f'.ulton J. Sheen,
titular Roman Catholic: Archbishop of
Newport, Wales
A caterpillar looked Into the sky and,
seeing a butterfly. said, "You'll never get
me up on one of those things.~ A tadpole
reflected to another tadpole, "I think I will
stick my head above the water " The other
corrected him, saying, .. Do you mean to
say there Is something else In the world
besides water?"
Is every sunset the last, or will the sun rise
again? Do the flowers and foliage that die
In the winier come IP new life In the
spring? Can alcoholics become sober. can
drug addicts be human again? Why does all
nature suggest that death ls the condltk>n
of llfe and that everything can be Ufted to a
higher life? For example, chemk.als to plants
and plants to animals and animals to man?
If there had not taken place upon the
earth the death of the Godman who con·
quered the grave and rose to newness of
IJfe. throwing off the shackles of sln and
putting on the garments of IJfe and peace,
those who have wall<ed on plains all their
lives could not ungerstand how man could
become divine.
But why does not everyone believe In
I • fAMILYWHl<lY, Mardi 29, '978
Jenualem: a modem city surrounds sites sacred to Christians, Jews and Mos/ems.
The Church of the Holy Sepulchre.
Easter? Because everyone has not experi
enced the thrlR of looking from the moun·
talntop on the humdrum of a hortzontAI
world. Why could Magdalen rise from the
grave of her eroticism to scenes and vi·
slons of purity that dazzled her eyes and
won her heart? Why do mdllons llke myself
believe In Easter? Because through the
mercy of God, we have risen from the
dead. I feel SOrTy for the cadavers still In
the tomb.
The Sacred Moaque of El Akso.
Dr. Norman Vincent Peale.
pastor, Marble Collegiate Church.
New York Ctty
The one thing that you want and the
one thing I want ls ttfe. and Easter prom·
lses us llfe, now and always. 1llis Is why I
find Easter an especially appropiate lime
to affirm my faith that there ruDy Is no
death. only life -and life eternal. Believe
In that, ho&d onto it, live by It physically,
die by It. For sptrttualJy you will not die but
move into eternal morning. This, I declare
to you, Is the Gospel at Jesus, the greatest
mind, the greatest spirit, who ever lived,
the OMne Son of God. Jesus sakl, ~1 am
the resurrection, and the hie; he that be·
6eveth in me. though he were dead. yet
shaD he live. And whosoever liveth and
believeth In me shaJl never die." That is
the glorious truth at Easm.
TheRt. Rev.
Beonett .Jonea Sima.
Episcopal Bishop of the diooese of Atlanta
Resunec:lion arouses doubt. JI always
has, even from the beginning. St. Matthew
reports that following the Lord's death the
remaining 11 met Him alive again on a
mountainside: ~And when they saw Him
they wonhJpped Him, but some doubted."
This passage can be a comfort to us. No-
dce that there Is no censure here. Jesus
does not reprimand the doubters. We can
talce His message to mean that doubt ls not
the opposite of faith. The reverse of faith ls
apostasy, willful d1sbellef
Since faith ls a posltve act cJ Inner con·
sent, It may ~ be In oonqve&t of
doubt -like opening the door to a strang·
er. II thls Is so, then faith needs doubt for
Its work -as courage needs fear as the
material from which It fashions an act of
bravery. Doubt Is not a dam but a spillway
over which we allow the waters cJ our
longing to run -as they did for those who
ftrst met the risen Lord and offered Him
what they could of themselves. In return
they were lifted by the power that took an
ugly brut:altty and set the very sign of It as a
banner of life on the skyline of the world.
Dr. George Webber,
J>f~ident, New York Theologkal Seminary
Easter: for 30 year5, I have labored as a
pastOf In New York Oty. As I look out at
East Harlem. where I live, I have to face
the harsh reahty that the communtty Is far
less humane and viable than when I
began. Drug addiction, crime, burned-out
tenements, unemployment. demOfallzed
schools are all tragic problems t~l trnmask
the power of racism and the face of pover-
ty In our society.
Bui a long time ago, the prophet Jeremiah told
his people. "Seek the welfa1e of the city whe1e I
have sent you Into exile and pray lo the Lord on Its
behalf. for In Its welfare you will find your welfa1e "
Easter, the triumph of Jesus over the mhumam-
ty of His day, and the powerful assurance that
nothing ~n separate us from God's love, Is my
source of confidence that all the years of struggle
in New York City are WOf1h the doing, that In car-
ing for the city, however herce the battle or meager
the results, I have Uved wtth a meaning and pur-
J>O$e that is the way to life
I have found my welfare In the signs of JUStice,
peace, reconciliation and JOY that have come along
the way
The Rev. Arthur M. Smith,
pastor, First Presbyterian Church. Chicago
It has been said that when one person laughs In
this world another Is moved to tears In the pre-
dominately black and poor Woodlawn community
of Chicago, where rhe Arst Presbyterian Church
ministers. we see more tears and hear fewer
sounds of laughter
One assumes that somewhere else In the world,
laughter overcomes the tears But the hope. the
)oy, the reasons for our ministry, take In all of the
tears. all of the laughter, all of the human needs
As we look forward to the Institutional celebration
of Jesus as the resurrected and IMng Lord on
Easter, we also know that He Is wtlh us every day
Though Easter often means new clothes, a
breath of spring and an overflowing of shoppers. i1
Is far from this To truly understand Easler. one has
to fully understand the pain and so"ow of Jesus.
which means the pain and sorrow of all humanity.
As we Immerse ourselves in the cruel reaUties of
Woodlawn, our faith In Jesus as the Christ lifts us
to a vision that transcends its veil of tears
Our ministry and our work culminate In the
celebration of Easter, but the power and the glory
of Easter are the heart and soul of why we do what
we do every other day of the year
The Rev. W.A. Crl•weU
(Billy Graham's pastor). First Baptist Church. Dallas
The whole world is a paean of prals4! to the Lord
God In heaven. who brings to new birth and to res-
urrection the dormant world al the Easter season
Spring Is the glad time of all of us who have
hved through the long days of the dreary winter,
and now we I~ forward to the bright and happy
days of the soon-coming summer Easter Is resur-
rection time It Is beginning and a new lifetime. It Is
rejoicing time. It ls praise time to our heavenly
Father who raised our Savior from among the
dead and whose resurred1on is the promise of our
own enduring Immortality.
As God brings to life the trees that are so barren
and the grllSS that Is so brown and the herbs that
have lost their foliage and the fields that are so
sere. so God. through Christ Jesus. has promised
us in Hts raunectlon a new day and a new llfe,
even a new heaven and a n-"" earth If ever there
were a people who had cause to rejok:e al Easter
time. It Is the Christ\an community that has loc*ed
In faith to Him 115 their ulttmate and final rt!deemcr
Easter Is the happiest time of the year
The painting on our cover, A Peoceob/e
Kingdom, Is the work of folk artist Edward
Hk:ks (1780-1849) The theme of the
peaceable kingdom. Inspired by the vision
described In the Old TestarMnt, was one
of the favorite themes of the Pennsylvania
born Quaker. a coachmaker who only be·
gan painting at age 40 Hicks painted
About Our Cover
about 100 versions of A Peaceable King
dom, and many are owned by major
Amerlc.an museums.
In addition to the peaceable kingdoms.
Hkks also Is known for his paintings of his-
torical subjects -William Penn sigmng the
treaty with the Indians and the signing of
the Declaration ol Independence. for ex·
ample -and for his landscapes. The inner
light with which his paintings appear to
glow Is created by his use of different·
colored varnishes as glazes
Although Hicks was not well known In
his own time, today a painting like the 26-
by 29-inch o'1 on ow cover Is worth ap-
proJtlrnately $225,000.
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HOW CHILDREN ARE LEARNING
-AND ENJOnNG IT
~e used to teach kids how to count money and make
change .... That didn't really tell them anything about what
happens to money once it enters the marketplace . .,
Children learning economic principles in a Fort Smrth. Ark . school
By Jack Moseley
From Europe to the ~
East to Japan. ldds are learn
Ing about the American free-en
lerprise system, thanks to a
hondful of h.lghly creative teach
en tn Fort Smith, M
Thousands of American young
sters from kindergarten
through high school also are
dlscoverlog how economics af-
fects every aspect of their lives
and their world through lnnova·
ttve education projects that per-
500ally involve the students
What's more, the chlldTen are ac·
tuaDy en)C>Ying their~
A hlgh-sc:hoo&er c:an explain
the economics ol a local murder.
from burial expenses and ftnan.
dal losses for the famfy to tax-
payer costs of lnvestigatfng, ar-
resting, trytng and impnsomng
the killer, not 10 mentk>n the
finances ol jury duty and mi.mg
worit to testify In OOUl1
In a flfth-gntde classroom. chU
dren don't read ~ Llttk H~
on ~ Pron books just for the
story ol a pioneer family They
also learn about the problems ol
scarcity, the development ol eco-
nomic goals and the ro&e ol tnstJ
l\Jlk>ns, productive resourus,
market economy. lnte:rdepen
dence and trade.
These and dorens of other orlg-
lnal economics studies devel
oped In Fort Sml1h have brought
the teachers involved numerous
awards from the NationaJ Coun
cil on Economics Education, and
Joclr l>loee~)I II ~®or o{ 1 ~
Sour~ limn Record In Fort
Smith Art
I • FAMILY MflU.Y. Mwoll 211. 11711
this practical, common-sense
economics has become a model
for schools &om coast to coast
"Some people wonder why
we teach economics to small chil-
dren," says Wallace C. Floyd.
director ol instruction in Fort
Smith "The hid is that ch.lldren
live in an economic world Al-
most every childhood experience
\S rich in the elements of eco-
nomics. A child will ask f<X many
things -from &oaipops lo prom
dresses and cars. At first he does
not understand the Impossibility
of satisfying his un&mited wants
Without some instruction. a child
cannot understand that even his
nonmaterial wants have certain
economic significance. Ifs the ;ob
of education to aeate this aware-
ness -and at an early age."
Floyd, noting that Fort Smith
began economk:s education In a
single elementary-sdiool class 15
years ago and that the total school
program has grown lo Include
every pubfic-school grade, n
plains that children make econom-
ic decisions every day. Should a
youngster spend all the money
he has or save some ?What Is the
value ol caring for his toys?·UWe
used lo teach kids how to count
money and make change," says
Floyd. uThat reaOy didn't help
the chddren in making dec.tsions
about how to use money wisely
And tt dXtn't tell them anything
about what happens to money
once It enters the~-
uf.c:onomlcs also must be a
study In reaJ We." he goes on. ult
must be practical lnfonnation
with which students Identify."
The school offtdal gives much
of the credit f°' the success ol the
Fort Sm11h program to the Ar
kansas Counc:i1 on E£onom.c f.d.
ucaboo The Council. conoemed
that not only students but teach-
ers as weO were uneducated
about how economics and the
free-enterprise system operate,
began conducting semlnaJS for
schoolteachers The Fon Smith
school system enthu.siasticaDy
took advantage of the exposure
offered by the CoundJ
"We do offer high-school COW'S·
es in economics." says Floyd,
"but I feel the most Important
~ we did was not to bmil ea>
nomlcs as an l5olated aJ"U of study.
UEconomlcscan be taught along
wrth everything &om math and
sdenoe to art and sociology. Our
teachers always begin with a top
k: ol intaat to the students A
second-grade teacher may use a
loc.aJ snowstonn as a spnngboard
fcx d&:usslng the good and bad
economic lmplic.ations ol the
weather Thechtldttnmaybestim-
ulated lo think about the damage
to streets and the costs ol repair-
ing that damage."
Eleventh-grade students may
~ the economics of dtVersi
fled btm~. from the lmpor·
lance of tips lo wallresse$ to lei
sure-time actMttes for factory
WC)d(en. In the process. they get
a firsthand ptcture of life In Fort
Smith and how the free-enter-
priM system woriu
Because thae teachers and
students understand how Fort
Smith functk>ns tn an economic
worid, others In this counhy and
abroad also are getting a mcxe
honest understanding of Amer-
k:a and the Amencan a.
economic system ...,
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A MEDICAL EXAM
THAT COULD SAYE YOUR
Uf!
This test uttlius medld.ne~s most sophisticated tools -
including computers -In an attempt to detect diseases
In time for them to be cured.
The uamlnal1on Jndudn o compkte physical and computeriz2d ~th pro/ik.
ByJ. W.andree
E arty detection of dbcMe can, and
does, save lives And now a two-
bour comiweherutve o.amlnatk>n caAed
the m~ test can gtve you the best
and m051 thorough use of present-day
medkal tools.
It's given in a medk:al center or a
hospital and usually Involves a computer·
as.sisted health evaluation The cost Is from
about $75 to $200
Here's how a multlphasic (simply mean-
ing .. m.anv parts") examination goes In any
of the 140 fadltties around the country that
administer It
A patknt Is first given a 143-part ques-
tionnaire covering his way ol life and the
genera.I state of his health (how many dga·
rettes per day, how many drinks, R: ) The
questlonnalr"e Is .. rod" by a computu. and
the Information becomes pert of a printed
health proftle. OM copy ks gtven to the~
tient, and anotha Is malAed to !Us family
physk:ian.
Next. the patient undergoes blood and
wine tests. WhlMt each a being analyzed
by ~ In the on-site labmatoty. a
sbt-part visk>f\ tat, lndudlng a tonomcte
reading for glaucoma (giYm to al persons
over 35). and a hurtng test are given. The
results are fed Into the computer
The tl\M step of the proceduTe Is to ad
mmlSttt an~ and a chat
X ray (As a furthef backup. women are
also gtven a mammogram and a Pap
smear Int)
Analy. a doctor who now has the com-
puter printout of the pntient's physic.al
charactenmcs as well as the tat resuhs
administers a '"hands-on" physbl exam
That's ll. 8\lt why should a person who
feels flt spend a large sum for such an ela-
bofate cumtnation? Critk:s of the eute>
mated multtphasic hukh exam dafm It a
prohibittvely expensive. One study showed
that In more than 43.000 iwoc::totcoplc
exams only 55 people we~ found to have
a P'oblem. Admltt~ that Is a low ftgu1'!
for so many tests But If you wac one of
the 55. thas wouldn't haw bothered you.
Dcfenden al the mulnphaslc exam 111-
gue that the tcreenlngs can detect abnof.
malWes whkh. If treated e.mty. can be
~ In other cases the disabling cffec:ts
oi an abnonnalty may be postponed, add-
ing several years to a penon's Bfc. Again,
If you're a person for whom a multlphask:
uncovers such a disabdity. the e1lam w\11
have more than paid for lt5elf. And while
the medical prole:ssion debates the pt'OS
and cons of the m~. hundreds oi
thousands take the exam CVety year.
Among the more vocal advocates oi the
m~ are employers, who each year
spend millions al dollars on pnm\lums for
thetr empk>yees' health Insurance Many
employers believe m~ ICJft'nlng Is
an ncellent way to help cut the company's
"doctor bWM and to help matntal.n produc-
tion by reducing absenteeism caused by
disabllng diseases.
From an employee's point of v\ew -
particularly a wodcer who punches a time
dock -e multtphask has another advan-
tage over health-sauntng done In the usu-
al way. The mu!~ can be completed
In just a few hours. H a doctor ordered
such tests done In a hoeptal. they could
take a day or longu That lo&t time can
mean lost wages. (Ha multiphask ls oroaed
by a physician, It Is a tax-deducttie Item.)
MOllt he.akh prolaaonals ~ that
penc:l'\S In thft 20's and 30's can get -ay
with a com~henstvc heallti nam once
every ftve years. (1f a multiphaslc costs on-
ly SlOO. that worlts out to $20 per year.)
Persons from 35 to 45 should be tcttened
cvcry two to ttm yan, and the oam
should Include a tat for glaucoma. Per·
sons over 45 should not let a ye• pan
without a complete tcrecnlng.
Can a multiphMlc aam effecttwly pre·
vent a person from being disabled by •
trcatab&e dlMase? Va. \dh a little help
from the penon. The evaluation II of lttie
UM ti the 'm:ommendalions an1wd at
from the findings aren't followed.
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has probebly Mved more ltva than the
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GOING TO WASHINGTON?
DON•T MISS THESE
Lincoln, Jefferson
and Washington are
just a few of the
Presidents who are
commemorated in
the nation's capital.
By Barbara Palmer
Armed with cameras and "ol-
fidal guidebooks," tens ol
thousands ol tourists wt.U de-
scend on the nation's capital th.ls
spring And for-the next several
months, crowds at the Uncoln
and Jefferson Memorials, tlw
,. Washington Monument and the
John f. Kmnedy Center few the
Performing Arts wlJI be bumping
Into one another
But at some ol the las famlhar
Prakiential monuments nearby.
the arrival of ~on's an-
nual tourist season may go by
this year as It has In the past -
vim.iaDy unnoeiced
As Natk>nal Park Servk:e
spokesman George Berldacy put
it, many of Washington's
historical landmarks seem to "at-
tract more J>i!J'!ons than visllOJS "
1 Why this apparent lack ol ln-
terut In aD but what 8e:rk1acy
caDs "the four biggtes"? In most
cases Park Servtcc offldaJs agrtt
-vlsttors to the nattoo's c:apltal
simply aren't aware of what elM
there Is to see.
So here are a few of the lea
famll&at Presidential monuments
Iha! range from statues and
stwtnes to gm-dens and Wt Bland.
Most people think that the
statue In ltie omter ol Lafayette
Park. <Indy ac:ro. from the
White Hou.. b that of the Mar-
quis de Lalayette. the fTcnch-
man who provided aid to the col-
onies dumg the Rcvo6ution. Bu1
the 1 ~year-old monument -
the oldest equestr1an statue In
the dty -• actuaDy • m«tnClrial
to ~.. '-"eoe. our
seventh President.
Jackson, who became a M"
tional hero dumg the Battle of
New Orieans In 1815, ls dep6cted
etop a hone thM b rared up on
l1s hind legs 1n·a position many
contend looks unrallstic
But ac:cordlng to legend. the
scu)ptor-. Clark Miiis, bought a 1e-
ttred racehone named Olympus
and trained him to stand on htl
back legs for long periods. Then M• copied the hone's~
In. ~e that lldada btts of
in. -=tual mftal from c:annona
• UMd bv Jackson dul1ng llOIM of
•• • FMltlYMB&.Y,w.dla.-79
KS Ujc ro right Jocban. Gar·
/teld. Theodore R~ll
&dYertlaemeot
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his mlltary campaigns.
Another memorial of IOf1s to
Jackson ls an Egyptian sar
cophagus known as the "tomb In
which Jackson refused to be
buried." loc:ated tn the Smithlo-
nm.'1 MUMUm of HIAory and
Technology. the tomb was
brought to It. country In 1838
and lam offered to JKbon.
who died In 1845.
Jackson, consktered lo be our
ftrst populist Presktent, turned
down the offa, seytng his prin-
dpla prtVented his being burled
In a "repocltOfV ~epaR!d for an
mlperot' Of king."
...._ 8-chene•, like ha
suoc:aror. Abraham Lincoln,
was bcm In a log c.bin and owr-
c:ame great odds to become Pru-
ldent. Before taking office In
1857. "Old Buck" -as he was
known to ha contanponaries -
had been a Congressman, U S
S«nator and minister to RU:SM
and Great 8ritaJn But ..
achievements were over-
shadowed by the ttr1fc between
Nonh .Mt South.
A memorial to Buchanan, the
only bachelor President, Is lo-
cated In a secluded comer of
Meridian HiD Park. a once-
fashlonab&e area of the dty.
When built In 1922, the
$250. 000 Paul Manship ICUlp-
ture ol U.,.... S. Gnat
mounted on his hone and sur-
rounded by soldiers canylng can-
nons was the most expensive sta-
tue In the United St.\ta. Today a
qumter of a million dollars
wouldn't go far toward the care
and landscaping of the mal area
where the Gnint 1tatue Is located
near the foot of Captol Hill.
Just a few yards from the
Grant statue is an<>tha Praiden-
tial memorial -a statue ol
...... A. GmfWd. the 20th
President. Gar6eJd. who 9efYed
the shortes2 term of any Press--
dent. died In September, 1881,
alter only six months In office_
He had been shot two months
earkr by Charles Gutteou. who
held a gn.idge against the Presi-
dent for-not naming him to a
consulate post In Fninc:e.
Tbeodon Rooenelt Island,
o memorial to our 26th Presi·
dent, is one of the most remote
monuments In the city since It b
ac.cesslble only by foot or bicycle.
Yet each spring. thou.sands of
Woshingtonlans find theJr way to
the Island, located In the Poto-
mac Rivet across from George-
town. to pkr\lc cw to hate on the
acres of traJk and woods.
At the center ol the idand is a
17-foot Paul Manship smtue ol
the original Rough Rkler. who
was an athletic outdoonman and
would have felt at home on the
lliand bearing his name
President i,.daa ......
.Id •••• rnemolial. which he
3"'«6=aly ~. ts a grow
of tr'ftS and stwubs aata the
Poeomac: R.iYer near ~
Cemetery and just acroea the
Geoe-ge Washington Memoriol
Paritway from Lady BWd John.
son Park. Opened ln 1976, the
grove's footpaths meander
through wt.le pine. flowering
dogwood and American ~-
Any(,N vbldng Wast*1gton
wllJ &hort-change hlmsd If he
conftna his vtslts only to the Big
Four. Throughout tlw capttaJ
there are statues, plaques, little
parks, all commemontlng mo-
ments In American history. FOf
huther Information, contact the
Washington Ara ConwnUon
and VWton A.rodation, Dept .
FW, 1129 20th St. NW. fB1 w.hlnslton. D.C 20036 ...
Quips & Quotes
ARMOUR'S ARMOURY
HONESTI.Y
I'm not ihe luckle$t around,
And money I ho~ rarely foond,
In fact I doobt that I'~ found any
Until today -I foond a penny'
In plain ulew on the walk It lay
This was ln~ed my lucky day
But should I run an ad to fJ'}I
To find the owner. cotch his eve'
Or should I. mlnd/ul of success
Discloee this to the IRS'
I'm growing so upt4!t. olock.
I think l'ff put the penny bock
-Richard Armour
A young man who had been studying an
Income-tax advice book remarlced, Ml think
I've found a loophole The only thing Is
that you must be a 6f>-year·old student
who owns an oil well." -Conrod Florella
"My brodler-ln·low h<ll ~en oot of work
so long," o lady complolned, "that now his
bills houe ~come collectors' Items "
-Edward Allen
NO RESEMBLANCE
Whatever the doctOf finds I enjoy
He promptly IN!sts I give It up.
Perhaps he keeps me living -but boy.
It's a far cry from llvtng It up
-Hal Chadwick
Plaintluefy. my neighbor told me, MMy wife
Is seldom home, but you con find her at
fine stores euerywhere " -Al &tt
How To Look Good
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nlROUGH A CHILD'S EYES
Kida eee fife differently. Send
original contributions to ''Cttlld,"
FamltyWeeldy,641 Lexington Ave .•
N.Y., N.Y. 10022. f10 If uaed-none returned.
I told my 4-yu.r-old 80f'I not to play ln
a mud puddle. A whUe later I looked
out the wlodow and MW he., .. ln the
puddle and having a ball. I took my
Nier and wart out to pie him •
whack or two. He ... me coming.
looked at the ruler and eakl
~ '"Mama. wbatdui going
to 1Da11Ure?" -Gabriele MUM
Great Falla, Mont.
By frank~
LITTLE EMILY
"It beats knives and forks every time "
When You're With The Boss
W hen people ask for appointments
wtth the boss. they usually say they
need to discuss a cemln project or they
need clar1ftcatk>n But these same people
may have hidden goals of whleh they them
selves may not be aware. Management
consultant David Nierenberg explains that
In today's hectic buslnas worid there's
oftai llttle time for the personal shar1ng be-
tween boss and-subordlnatn that makes
people feel appreciated. And sometimes
men and women Instinctively feel, "It's
ttme I touched base with the boss "
How you handle your meetings with
your superlof etth~ enhances Oii tarnishes
your Image. To look your best, Nierenberg
auggats: 1) Have a mental list of Items
you wish to discuss, arranged In order ol
lmportanc.e. Without a list. you'O probably
ramble and appear disorganized 2) Be
prepared with ~solutions to prob-
lems. Nobody 1oves a subordinate who
dumps a problem and sits back and waits.
3) Ched< the facts of any other assign·
ments you may have. Now that you're
there. the boss may ask you about them If
you stumbW over your reply. you gtve the
Impression of not being on top of your )ob
4) From ttme to time be prepared With a
<native Idea on something outside your
raponslblllty, tomethlng that makes It
dear to the boa that you understand the
''big picture" and that you can MC beyond
your own comer. -S.R. R.tford
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00' BOONE'S DAUGH'l'ER DEBBY TALKS
ABOUT fAMILY AND CAREER By Anita Summer
Despite spankings and embarrassing moments
caused by her father, the singer of"You Ught Up
My Ufe"' says she11 be tough on her kids, too.
Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined
That Cigarette Smo~ Is Dangerous to Yow Heahh.
Debby Boone, 21 and singer of the huge hit
"You Ught Up My Ufe," b a famous unknown
P~ who hum her song on the streets pass her by
without a second glance. Recently, at a music
Debby with Jose Ferrer's son, Gabriel.
store, she pushed her way unrecognized through the
crowd. When she got to the counter, ready to start
autographing albums, her Mfans" stared. "That's
Debby Boone?" was the unflattering re.action.
Debby Is the attractive. dainty and rather square
(by today's standards) daughter of crooner Pat
Boone. And her meteoric rise to suc<:ess. rocketing
her trom a galaxy of hopefuls to star status, dld not
Increase the slu of Debby'5 head. If anything, It
has Increased her qualms This soft-spoken young
lady is convinced that her upbringing and a lot of
luck steered her to where she's perched today.
Over the years. reports of the purltanlcal man-
ner In which church-going, former teenage Idol Pat
Boone ruled his family caused eyebrows to rise In
doubt Not only were these stories true, but they
also were wate:red down
Said Debby, the third of Pat's four daughters:
"My father was Incredibly stnc:t. Spankings were
part of our dally diet" Vivid chlklhood memories
Include getting whacks with a shoe, the back of a
hand °' a Jack La Lanne muscle-building gadget.
wtuit produced such chastisement?
"Disrespect and lock of obedience," recalls Deb-
by, somehow managing to sit erect while tucking
her t~s under her loo-slender 5 '4" frame.
"When we were younger. we had to say 'yes, sir'
and 'no, sir.' That was hard for me to swallow be-
cause most times I really did forget. 'Huh' or 'what'
or just 'yes' would make Dad demand, 'Yes,
what?' If we Interrupted a conversation or got sassy,
we were sent out of the room In disgrace." Punish-
ments Included missing a friend's birthday party,
cancellation of weekend plans. gotng without candy.
Debby'• eoc:lal problem• •urfeced at 16.
the age when Pat Boone (who was 19 when he
married Shirley Foley ln 1953) permitted hls brood
lo date Before that. they went out In groups. But
the e.astng of one restriction created others. "My
parents had to know the boy before he could take
me out," says Debby "If they dldn't, or were
unfamiliar with his background, he had to spend
time at the house for a qukk once-over. I could
never say. 'I met a boy at the drugstore who wants
to take me out ' Imagine how embarrassing It was
to tell him, 'I can't go out with you stnce my folks
don't know you, but If they can see you first. It'll be
all right .
"If they said no, It was because the boy WM too
old. too smart·alecky. too scruffy."
Nor did the green light signal smooth sailing.
Debby was clocked out. then clocked In. Pat com·
posed a tlmetable: "Movie starts at 8:00; you'll
leave home at 7:30. It's over al 10:00 -an hour
for Ice cream. Be back at 11:30." Sighed Debby:
"It never worked out that way. Fear of being late
made me jittery. There could be no changes of
plan, such u going 'ttwre' Instead of 'here' to eat.
'There' was usually farther away. rd have to sneak
lo a phone, without the boy knowing, and ask f°'
a half-hour extensk>n. Dad. dismayed, insisted on
the fuD facts of why we chose 'then' rather than
'hen.' Date_, got to be so nen1e-racklng that It was
less trouble to stay home. I dldn't have the strength
f Of all that quizzing
ti • P:AMllY MVU.Y. lllarc:ll X. '971
The Boone family. Standing (from left)· Unda, Pat, wife Shirley,
Cheryl Lynn. Above (from left): ~bby and Laura.
"Another problem was Mom
never went to bed until she heard
the front dOOf' close. We (my sis·
ten. too) always felt guilty know-
ing she was stttlng up "
Did all those years of parental
control knock the stuffing out of
the sisters? No, says Debby.
"I resented It then but. In retro·
sped. am very thankful because
It made me responslbk!. Oi9d-
phne pays off, I can cope In alses
and make my own decisions.
Many klds wtth whom I gNW up
turned out a mess
"Plew doo't laterpret all
tll• .. life la. pdMMI,· Deb-
orah Ann adds with a grin. She
and her sisten (Cheryl Lynn, 23
and mamed; Linda Lee. 22. also
married, expecting her second
child; Laura, 20. at school In Mal-
ibu) have a clo5e famUy relation-
ship, and outweighing all that
rigidity are treasured flashbacks
to laughter, fun -and musk.
Debby ~eled In being the
daughter of a celebrtty: "Dad In·
volved us In his WOfk and TV
show when we ~ small. I
adored ~g shown off. the at-
tention and the travel. I loved
show business. and Dad loved
kl<U My friends were Intimidated
by my father, until they met him.
then their fears vanished. He'd
play with them. take us places
Dad was always singing. In the
car we had singak>ngs. Mom
taught us four-pan harmony
(whatever help I got In vo6ce
training came from Mom. not
Dadl We had a devotional at
breakJast Dad read from the Bl·
ble, giving us a message for the
day We sang our prayers, put on
shows for our parents and
friends. I grew up loving music"
When the time comes. w\ll
Debby raise her faml)y the way
she was or rebel and do the
revcne? 'TU surprise myself and
be tougher than I think, but what
I won't do Is have my kids say
'yes, ma'am. no, ma'am ...
She's many years away from
aD that. however. A career, not
romance. Is ftrs1 on her agenda
There's no steady beau on the
horizon Debby says of the slew
of potential suitors that materl
alized after her rec<Xd took off.
'Tm very partk:ular and never
date for the sake of going out I'd
rather be with a gtri I like than a
guy I couldn't care less about I
havvi't dated on a regular basis
for ages or sat home praying the
guy I was nuts about would call "
Debby Is as devout as Pat and
Shirley. Divorce and the practice
of s.ett1ng up home without a mar-
t1age license are in conflict with
hu rtllgk>us and spb1tual beliefs
Debby knew she and the~
were meant for each other eight
years ago, when Pat headlined a
blJl In Japan with the then un ·
known Osmond Brothers. He
advtsed his kids that if they came
up with one good song, they
could pin b1m In the Orient.
They did, choosing "What the
Worid Needs Now Is Low ...
With only four voice lessons In
high 9Chool. Debby's range and
style esmblished her as the leader
of the quartet In time. Cherry
and Linda married and Laura
went to college, but Debby struck
out on her own. Last September
she recorded "You Ught Up My
Life." She also has an al>om
wtth the ldentJcal lltJe, and It
features her sisters as weU. Debb9 .. .,........,, the...,.
orffa~~.
which. for lack of a better n
planation. she attributes to a
catchy melody. e~Uy memorized
lyrics end the fact that "it's Ml
emotional experience I've been
told, 'The flrst time I heard your
song, tears started streaming
down my face.'
"After you cut a record. even
though you think it's something
terrific -and dream -you frx·
get It exists," says Debby. which
Is ex.acdy what she did, putting lt
right out of her mind until seven
~ weeks later. when she heard she
~ had a hit on her hands She
! d1dn't believe It then and can't
~ accepe It now. When Pat rca.llzed
he'd become grandfather to a hit.
he took a four-hour walk. }oklng,
"I must get U5ed to my new title
-Debby Boone's father."
Exactly how much of a shove
in the right direction did the
Boone name provide? Says Deb-
by "Many people who liked the
song told me they had no Idea I
was Pat Boone's daughter.
"I was lucky, .. she sums up
"I'm not loaded with looks or
talent I worry. Can I deal with
what's ahead of me? Was this
ftrst try a fluke?"
When Pat and Debby returned
from thetr recent concert and pro-
motional tours of South Africa
and Europe, she did not return to
an apartment of her own. She
went to the Los Angeles house
whe:re she lives wtth her folks .
"It's good to come to a family
and let It all out." she explalns
"It helps ~ remember who I
am It's too easy to lose one's
sense of perspective In the show·
business world. I do lot3 of travel-
ing, and It would be depnwlng
to be greeted by empty rooms.
To whom would I say. 'And then
we did . ' Who'd have dinner
ready for me?
"I suppose the day will come
when ru have to make the break
and live alone. but, until then. I
enjoy staying with my folks and
being, what I guess, is an mil
old-fuMoned girl." IAAI
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Believe It or no(, tJu. picture
"dra111n'" 111tth a typewrller.
Typing Becomes
AnArt
The p6c:ture above would be re~
even If It were done with pen and Ink or
paint and brush. But Ifs actually .. drawn"
us!~ only a typewriter -by a man who
can't even hold a paintbrush or pen
because of a serious nervous disorder.
The artist Paul Smith, Is an outstanding
practitioner al~ art, a pastime that
ls now being en)oyed by enthu.sMms rang-
ing from high-school students to retirees.
Smith, In his 50's and a resklent OI an
Oregon nursing home, developed hls skill
over ~an of painstaking work. But Dan
Carllnsky, author of TyJ¥wrll.eT Art. says
anyone with .. a few mlnut~ to ldll and some
Imagination .. (and access to a typewriter!)
can en)oy this fonn of mechanical doodling
What distinguishes Smith's work from
that of les&-advanc.ed artists. says Carlin·
sky. Is his use of many different keys and
the high frequency wtth which he turns his
paper to adUevc different effects. Smith
a1so enhances some al his work with subtle
shading achieved by smudging the type-
writer ribbon wtth a f\nga.
U Your Brakes Fall
Dtd you rad the p6ece ... Driver Oed-
sk>ns Thal Could Saw Your lie.~ In our
January 29 issue? Some automottve safe-
ty QpCrts did. and they want to add thetr
c:.omnvnts to the advice ~ gave about
what to do In caw of brake failure.
One sugges1k>n In the article was, "If
you don't have an automatie transmlulon,
you could ti.an olf the Ignition switch and
let the weight al th. 'dead' ef9nc ~
sk>w the car. ft
Experts say that although this sugges-
tion may be al some heJp tn siowtng the
car down to a speed al 25 mph, unless
you've practiced, you might Inadvertently
lock the steering column. So the best ways
of handling brake failure. as daaibed In
the ..tide, are to slowly apply the cmcr·
gmcy brake, to shift to a lower gear and to
pump the brakes hard
FAMID' WF.EKD' ,.,,. ~ ,,,lfal,,,.
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Patrtdl w. una.y
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What Every Jogger Should Know
These days a lot al people an ctthcr tog-
ging, planning to ltArt or fee.ling gul)ty
because they haven't. But there arc a
number al thtnga you should know to heJp
avoid Injuries and make your )egging mOR
en.)oyab&e 111ys Garth Asher, dlr. al the
Human Performance Research Center at
Utah's Brigham Young Untv.
Before starting any )ogglng program,
~ sure you're In running form. Fisher
says that anyone who's owr 35, smdla,
ls owrwelght or has a himl)y history al c.er-
dlovascular di.case should get a
phy9cian's0 K
Asher also advtscs ~nlng by walktng
School Has Own
Brewery
The Univ. al California, Devis, has a
~D-kept MCNt -It's the only echool In
the Wt.tern Hemisphere to have Its own
apcr'a11e11tal brcway. But industry giants
need have no few al oompaition -when
the operatk>n '9 In fuD swtng, It produces
only a~ one keg IMf day.
The~ le UNd In teaching making
and ~ sdenc:c to students, who
examine the .fleet al such fadon as pro-
casing t.empcrah.n and hop ooncentra-
tk>n on the ftnal product. All bec.r II uMd
for chemlcal or taste-panel analyl9 and
~-
briskly. When you can do that for 25 min-
utes without faMng winded, you're ready
to start jogging.
Select a shoe with a durable. multilayer
sole to atisc.b shock ~ an tievated heel
to reduce straa on the Achilles tendon.
The uppers shoWd be of a 5mOOth material
to prevent hasten ... Your shoes ihould feel
good the first time you have them on,"
says Fisher. wlf they feel bad In the store.
they'll feel bad when you come down on
them 1,000 ttrn«s a day."
How do you know If you're overdoing tt?
Fisher says, .. If you can't talk whl&e you'tt
running, you're pushing younelf too hard."
Go Ry A Kite!
March ls kite-flying time. The Japanese
UM kttes to ulabr-ate 1 al thetr holldays.
but you don't have to watt for a special oc·
cask>fl to get In on the fun
Whether you're flytng an exo«k: Oriental
ktte or one you've made at home. there
are a few safety tlpl to keep In mind Fly
your ktte on)y In open areas like partu,
beaches or &Ida. Be sun to stay away
from power Imes and never UH wire as a
line. If It atarts to stonn. puD In your kite .
Want to \Ram more about kites? Wrttc·
Chun King Consumer Affairs, Box 3037-
FW, Winston-Salem. N.C. 27102.
Hlmllblood ... I £ ............
aleat a. people wtn toe a...la of
ed9catloa. reports a natk>nal 5tudy
published In the Amencon Joumo/ of
Epidemiology. The study says the dis-
ease was found to be 40% lea preva·
lent In college graduates than In those
with fewer than 10 years al education.
Two explanations for the -*feet al edu-
cational differences: diet and Incidence
of overweight.
Gow't. ,....worll .. coet1a9....,
A-1caa .......... '500.,...
.:carding to a 2-year survey by a Con-
~ commissk>n. One major
drug rna.nufacturu tatlfted to the re-
cently diMolYcd Commblk>n on Feder-
al Paperwork that the Z1 .000 forms
and ~ the manufacturer mus1 fill
out for the Gov't. each year add 5()( to
the.cost of every presatption drug.
Seema .. tboagh many Amert-
cane still ..e ~ u poten-
tial hmee Boad8. Despite bad Pfes5
In recent months, the CIA reports It
rec.etved 37 ,000 Inquiries about )obs
la.st year -fOf 1,000 openings
There'• a new rtuoe to make
..,. your children are ncchaated
aplD8t German meaala -dla-
betee. An Australian research team
recentJy reported that over a 10-year
per1Qd the Incidence al diabetes among
the patients with congenitally acquired
rubella wa.s more than twice that In the
average population Rubella vtrus also
has been shown to cause severe birth
defects
BIRTHDAYS -Call Aries). S..-, -
Diana Ross 34: Tennessee WllBams 64.
Alan Alda 44, Plate Boulez 53 ... ....,
-Cyrus Vance 61; Gloria Swanson 79;
Devld Ja.NMn 48; Sarah Vaughan M .
T...-, -Edmund Muskie 64; Rudolf
Seritln 75 WeclHed., -Peart Balley
60; Eugene McCarthy 62, Walt Frazier 33.
1'Undlly -Eric Clapton 33; Warren
Beatty 41 . Jerry Lucas38: McGtargc Bun-
dy 59 F..w., -Hmb Alpert 43: Cesar
Chavez 51. Rkhard ChamberlaJn 43; Gor-
die Howe 50: Rkhard KBey 56 s.t...d.,
-Debbie Reyn<*ls 46; AJI MacGraw 39;
Jane Powell 49: Ronrue lane 30.
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TV WEEK MARCH 26. 1978
1n • houtf' which 11 too big too cumbtn omt, too hu v1ly tutd. •nd 1u1t pt.in too much 10 1.1.. .. cu11 ol Tht
thing to do 11 Hll 11 cnpot1t your cu h 1n • u vmgt •«ount and movt hf'rt Th .. rttult7 Fu lt u botht r
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SUNDAY, MUCH 2'
10·30 m Ooclttr Pre·SuSOfl ~ball Ood&e•s •) Hous\on ~110)
12:00 D Then There Was Suri41r A look 11 one ol lht 11chtst events tor
lilQmen th, Col1att Om1h Shore Hinners C11clt Golt tournamen\
I 00 D f The Sea '1nu Htntaa• Golf CllSSIC Final round co•eraar from
Harbour lo~n Goll links Hollon Head Island S C
U World C/!4mplOllSh1p TtnnrJ l11t Nastase •S Roa law D -1.. m Work! Superslus A Vllrtd ttsl ol skills lt•lurmi 14 ol lhe
W011d s finest athlttes lrom lhrtt contrnenls
l:JO Q) Aztea Soccer Th, Alttu •> San Jose hrlhqua~ts
2 00 II Jf SllortsWOlld Part l ol lht Wo1ld ln••ta\lona Ae11al Atrobatoc
Sk11n1 C.hamp1onsh1p• from St Mo11l1 Switzerland
3.00 D ll Cll1llen1e of \he Suu Joanie tltore1) l1ncoln vs Fr.ink Bart
Ir in freestyle sk11ne Sue P11t1r vs Sand~ Kirbv 1n rodeo Carl Sttintetdt
vs l\elly 0 B1ren 1n hOrseshots
3;30 D 3 JG. ABC's Wide World ol Sports l••' covmge of th~ Ca1olorn1a
200' lnd1anapoli\ typt cat ract and covrrgP of the World Ice Oanc•ni
Championships from Otlawa Canada
3:45 D t MBA 8asbtbatl Re&1onal game
MONOAT, MARCH 27
6:00 U 1)1 Collt&t 8a,,_tlb1ll Champiol\$111p l••t tomaKr ot thr NCAA
Bas~etball l1nals lrom the Checker Dome '" St luu1s Mo
0 Kina' Ice Kotkey 1 ht los '-ngeles Kings •\ l or on lo MaplelPals
WCONESDAY, MARCH 29
6:00 0 Piinp ltt H«key los An11e1es Kin11s ., Chicago Black Hawk\
THURSDAY, MAl!CH 30 a:oo 0 Alhlellts 8.uhlblll Th~ AthltlltS '" Action ~ lh~ ~Udlhe\ ""
American Team
FlllDAY, llUt H )I
11 30 O t NBA on CBS takm n Porlland f141lb1ams
SATURDAY, AMiil I
11 JO D )9 Grultr Grttn$bo10 Open Golt Cflamp1onsl11p s,m• l1nal round
<overa~t from forest Oaks CAuntry Club Gl'Pnstxi o N
2:00 U U Co111te Dln1h SllOlt Winners Ctrclt Golt Clusi< Stm1 Imai
round cowage Imm M•uoon H II\ Country Club Rancho M11a1e Ca
3 00 0 I CBS Sports Specucular lht £ ul/Wtsl Collett All Sw Basket
ball Clas.src plus a report on \h, ltnal pre race arllon '" lht U S Grand
Pru West from lMl 8ea:h rahl
330 D ) f'roftUK1111l 8owltrs fOllr lh• JIO 000 Lori Island Open
SUNDAY, MARCH 26
6:00 0 ~Hartt( (tom) SI lames Sltwa11 Jonph1nr llutl m C "bster l'mde" (mus) 43 /udy Garland Ired "5taire
Q) C "StraltllC f11r ComNnd" ldra) ~S la11m Stewa1t a·oo m C "The Harvty Girls" (mus) 46 Judy G~rland
9:00 D 3 I~ C "SST-Death fh&hl" (RJ lad•) 77 lnrne Greene
MONDAY, MARCH 21
6·30 D "lllss Tllem IOI Ma" (com) SI C~ry Grant Jayne Mansl1eld
8:00 O "Tiit Bi& Sletp" Cmys) '46 Humphrey Boga1t tauren Bacall (() C ''TM Mi11cle" (dra) 59 Carroll Baktr Rog~• MoorP
9:00 D J tlG C "llttt. lldttl ol the N11ht" (dra1 17 Londo! Putl
TULSDAY, MARCH 11
6:30 f) C "Ntpl & Dir" Part I (mvs) •& Cary Grant Al'11~ ~m1ll1
1:00 0 t ''Tiie Desert bis" (d•ll ~J 1!1r.hard Burton. lames Mason O C "S'ukluuerJ'' (adv) 70 Suun Clark Burl !!eynolds G> C "lulllbye of 9rt»dnf' Cmusl SI Doro\ Oay G~nt Nelson
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29
6:l0 D C •111cht & Dar" Coner (musl •6 Ca1y Grant Ale111 Smith
1:00 O C "Ma1r111• on tll• Rocks" (com) &5-f rank Sina Ira
Q) C "Hiil" <adv) S6 Geo•&e Monti;omerv Mona freem•n
THURSDAY. MARCH JO
6:30 D "C "Kollst~I" (com) SS Cary Giant SQph1a Loren
1:00 D C "The Best Man" (drlJ &• Henry Fonda Chit Robertso~
Q) C "fll(tlt to 1an111r" (1dv1 SJ Joan font~1ne Jar~ Patance
f11DAT. MA~H JI
1:00 0 ~ "Noll H~I" ldraJ 45 Gtvrae Rah loan Bennell
O ' "fOllr llodt Out'· rwes) 69 Sue l yon P'1ntll Roe•rt~ (() 'C "The Sava1t IMO<tnls" (adv) 61 Anthony Quinn
9.00 D 3' IQ C "Dirty Mar,, Crazy Larr," (adv) 74 Susan Gtorir
Prier fonda
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6.00 " e "ln1t1nct for Sumval" 13 naturt oorumentary
Q) !CJ "633 $qU1dron" (dra) '6• ChH Robertson Geortt Chak1ns a 00 D J:, "Tiit Otur" ldra) 66 StPphen Boyd I lkP Sommer
Cll "Not u A Stranaer" (dral S5 Robert M1tth11m f tank Sinatra
Ol1v1a de Hav1lland
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The entertainment industry's biggest stars 1om m "A
Tribute lo 'Mr Telev1s1on' Milton Berle," a comedy special
featuring excerpts from Berle's funniest TV shows of the past
30 years. Sunday at 9PM on NBC Joining Berle will be
(alphabetically) Lucille Ball Joey Bishop George Carlin.
Johnny Ca™>n. Angie Dickinson. Kirk Douglas Bob Hope,
Cabnel Kaplan. Gene Kelly Donny and Mane Osmond.
Gregory Peck. Carl Remer, Don Rickles. Frank Sinatra. Marlo
Thomas and fhp Wilson
The show opens with an updated version of the Tuaco Men
and the T uaco song, leading into a clip of the ongmal that
introduced Berln 'Teiaco Star Theatre in t948 The stars
then take turns commenting on Berle and the many lacets of
his talent-ranging from slapslick comedy lo dramatic act
mg-which are illustrated via highlights of his shows dating
back to the earliest years of television when Berle became the
first big name personality to enter the medium
Veteran entertainer George Burns star of the movie hit
Oh. God'". 1oins Marilyn Beck as co host. and Dick Martin. of
the comedy team of Rowan and Marlin, 1s the director, of
"Marilyn Beck's Second Annual Hollywood Out Takes," the
Academy Award related special featuring never before seen
out takes from films nominated for Oscars The special airs on
NBC. Sunday at IOPM. shortly before the annual Academy
Award ceremonies (scheduled for Monday. April 3rd) Ms
Beck. Hollywood columnist for The New York Times Special
features Syndicate. created the special. last season's ed1t1on
was the most watched program in tis lime penod, wtlh a 35
share. according to the Nielsen Television Index Beck and
Burns are on camera to share anecdotes. comments and
human interest stories bndgmg the vanous out takes
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ID ROl!lper Room .u lnstruction1I Courses
7:00
D D lletr\
0 l'lt T od•J ShOolt O 100 Club U 3 10 ('.ood lllofnint AmtffUI
David Hartman hosts
0 01.ey l Gohath
CD Burs Bunny/l'or\y Pit m M.pty Mouse m Yoe• IOI Ht1lth
-7:30-
0 The f rOCllln
CD T Oln l Jt<ry !tour m !kip Bunny !tour m lhster Roten
8:00
D Capt.1111 ~n1aroo e Sunup
O llie mctub
fDloom1
54 futures
-8:30-
0 l4 features m The f11ntstontS
ID fun Wo!1d of Hanna Barbm
fD Villa Alttre, Ontf Upon A
Clmit frt
9:00
D e Tattletalu Bert C1111vv
hosts
3 The PTl Club
O SanlOld I Son
O The Glllery; '70's Woman f 11
U AM Los Ancele$ Regis Philbin
and Sarah Purcell co host
0 llodJ lklddttS
10 Mike Doutln
CD I LM Lucy m Gomer f'yte
24 lihster Roetn fD Sesame Street
"OoNlwt 50 futuru
-9:30-
0 • The l'TKt Is Rlsllt Boh
Barke1 hosts O HollJ11004I Squares P•t,,
Ma~hall hosts
0 ltbybtf ry Rf O
O Cret11 Acres
CD family Affl11
ID Romper Room
'lf rfO Ele<trK Cornp.1ny
10:00
O Gtne All! ry
U 3 10 Happy 0.11
0 Mid Moln1111 Sandy Baron ho~ls m Andy G11H1th
(I) r'llbhc Atta1rs
2• futures fD CLnStoom Instruction
SO features
-10.30-
0 I Lon ol lilt O ll llnoc,out Arll J~M,on
hom
0 0111net
U 3 10 S20,000 Pyr1mHI D11 ~
Clark hosts m Hotan's Her~
Q} Tht Munsttii
11 :00
0 9 Yount I Restltu
O 19 To Say the Lent 10111
lltnnedy hom
0 Dick Vin l>Jh
U 3 Famrly feud R1lhd•d
Oaw'.>On host~
10 All My Children
CD Nt'ln m Gomer P'yle
fD [letlrK Company
-11:30-
0 e Surch lor T-row
0 )t Tiit Goll& Show Ch1d
Barm host D hthtr K~ Be:st
U 3 Ryan's l40llf m lllO'fres.: Set Dayllmt Mo .. es m CourtslltJ ol Eddie's hthe1
ID Od Ca wett
( AFTERNOON
12:00
D Tht Sten Ethlards Show
D for Rkhtr, for Poorer
0 Twihpt Zone
0 3 All My Chtldrtn
6' •10 in llews O Mowie: See Daytime Mrmts
Q} I Drum ol Junn1t
fD M1thHI J1ckson
SO' Smme Street
-12:30-
0 9 As lht World Turns
0 1t D•Jl of Our lrwt1
D Tht Rifleman
10 h1111ty feud R1tha1d Daw~on
hosls fD Yoe• IOI Hulth
@!)Mundo Llltrlo
1:00
D 811 Valltr U 3 10 One Lite to lilt m Gtt Smart l4 Ovtrusy m Clturoom lnst111ctron
~O futures
-1:30-
0 8 Tht Gutd1n1 l1&ht
0 n Tht DcKlo,,
Ollews
(I) Gomer 'Ylt
2' SO f uturts
IO !)t Wheel of fortune Chuck
:Woolei y hO\t\
2:00
0 U1 Another World
O Love AmerKln Style
O 3 10 Gtneral Hos1>tt1I
0 Jim N1bon Show m let's llap m 11"'1
,._ Ltllu, Yoa• and You
fD March• llupcaal
-2.30-
0 I All an the f•mrl'
CD The Atthtei m The Munsters m Rin•
3:00
D Mike Doutlu
O To Tell the Truth lu• Gd•dltOIA n
hos I O Joker's Wrld Wm~ MMhnddl•
hosts
U 3 Edee of llr&ht a Match G1me
0 Ironside
10 Movie: Ste Davt1mt Mum• m The fhnbtonn
ID M11hty Mouu
2( Zoom.Anyone tor Tennyson W~d
only
fD futum
fD Et Show Ot La hrde >t Dinah
U Sesame Street
-3:30-
3 Jrm Nabors Siio• D Med1ut Center
O Dinah' U MOY!t Ser Dayt•m' Mc .. ,~
I Br1dr Bunch
CD Burs Bunny Porky 1'11
Q} Josie l tllt f'USSJUU
2• Yrlla Aletre m futurts
4:00 e Emer1ency OM
D The Ann1us
(I) Buls Bunny Hour
l~ [lt(tlK Conl,any
fD Villa Alt&rt m Ctp1lhn's Show
at Koliy-d S41~res
so Misttr lottn
-4:30-
0 Mitch Game 71 Gene Raybu1u
ll0\15
3 Tht Merl Crrttrn S'-
0 Mary Tyttr Moon News Mon
tO Carol Burnett m Tom l Jerry Cartoons
24 Infinity hctory Mon Wfd Stu
dio Su fut~ Que l'u.1 US11 lhur1
Once Upon A Clas.sic F 11
f2l) Mister Rostrs m La Ven1anu so Villa Alesre
5:00
D 0 U e • 110 News
0 Bon1nu
0 Wild Wild Wtst
CD The Ntw Mackey Mouse Club
(I) Batman
24 Mister Ro1en
fD SeMlllt Street
)f Mary T yter Moore
$'1 Hod1epod1e Lodtt
-DO-
D m 11"'1 m family Aff111 m Superman
24 Onrtasy n 881tchtd
50 futures
Bob Keeshan. right, normally seen as the Captain, dons
western garb for an on-location tnp to Knotts Berry Farm in
Calltornra, wtiere special guest Andy Gntt1th 1olns In the
lest1v1t1es, on Captain Kangaroo, Monday at BAM on CBS
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MARCH 26
I MORNING
* lnd1utes an Advertisement
-5:30-
0 Cuter Sunns.t Serv!Ct Ruth ~r
Ir• •lapl•fo~ It• Prt\ J•nl \
\l~ler ·~ lht ~Pta~•• trom l!lounl l!~b•G V• •r R •t•\•d•
6 :00
8 uhn Protolt
al ~m Yoity
-6:30-
0 Today's Rel1ct0n
3 C0Hect1vt 811ca1nm1 D Strend1p11}
U Music & the Spohn Word
O Daybreak
$ let Thm Be l1&hl
0 Tiit PTL Club m Cltrnentuy lltws
)t Marlo & M111c Mathine
7:00
O lrusuru ot Ireland f 11m1 Ir~
~nd • •t1,k di lh~ p1eh .lu11• tull1
and l•t ur11n~ (ldjdA 1m•.;• dild 1111
~Pv•lopmtnl ol !hr thrill'"
h• ld~t It jl ';~, I > 11111 ~ t$1ah
,htd 1• tn~ l1IH r11I JI 1
0 M11 ~ Wilson Ma&IC Show
U 811 Blue Marble
O Eyewitness lO! Ancelu
8 TV & Loob at lurn1n1
10 Dore<llOllS m Usttr Sunn\« StrvKt al ErnHI Ancley Hour
fD YoSa 101 Health
3t Aauculturt USA
-7:30-
3 Rtttrtnd Roeer DcC11t1
D Tllat's ~!
U UnderdOI
0 VANDEMAN PRESENTS * FINGERPRINTS
O It Is Wntte"
$ lnternal1CM1al Hour
0 Dar ol 01StOYtrJ
10 PrtCtlUI ChrKhan1ty
ID Mister ltoem
lt Stnc Your Prats.t to Hm
8:00
O Easter Serv1Cn
3 m Jimmy Swauart Show
O Euler Sunday Mass I 1vr broad
ra•t ol an fasltr Sunda; Mas\ !tom
tnP Nal1nndl Snnn~ of the lmmatu
latr (001.•pl•oo '" Washington 0 C O Popeye & HIS fnen4s
O ~mpus Prof1lt-V1ewooint on
Nutrtlton O The Best Is Yet to 8«
10 Jerry Falwell
Q) Ru Humbard
fD Seumt Street
39 Tiit Breath of lift
-8:30-
3 e Oay ot 01scomy
O Otmensions
O Mtet1nt Time at Calvary m Tom and Jerry
39 Herald of Truth
9:00
0 Ghost 8us1tn
3 Ru Humbard
0 Odyssey
O for You, B~ck Woman
0 8 Oral Robtrts
t<I U Is Written
m Biles 8unny/'11rky ,,.
al Jimmy Sw1u1rt Show
lt •llOW Your 81btt
-9:30-
0 W1ch
0 KNBC Caster Special A \unrost
~rvoce '" the Protestant laolh hom
form lawn PJ1~ Cltnd•lr
0 V1ll1 Altf•t
l fH11nl of !ht lively Arh
O The "'"' Is Com1n1 1Q Spectrum m The nonhtonu
Q) Old Tomt Gospel Hour
U Meet lht Press
10:00
D Marlo & M111< Mowit Machine
U 3 Hour of Power
O Sunday f undar
O Herald of Truth
10 Pubhc Pulse m Oodctr Ducoull Pre Ga mt
m s"''"' Street lt Inside Out
-10:30-
0 Med11
0 At Ont With ..
0 3 hbbtlll!I t Mowit "The Champion" ld•d t
49 li11~ Douglas Arlho1 ~enn~dv
O Rev. Leroy Jen••ni
10 Puspecflve m Ood&u Pre Su son Bue ball I os
AnR~les Dodg~•s ., lfoo>ton Asl•us
h~m V'IO Rtd ~ I la
al wlnry Chapel
3t Jobhne
11:00
O Days ol Brothtr Sun
U Day of D1$GOYtl'J 0 3 Gmt Grtpt Ape
TV WEEK MARCH 26 1978
D Ru Humb.lrd
~ L0wt ThJ N111hbot
Cl) Church 1n the Home
fD Elect11c Comp1ny
)I Homons
-11:30-D Today's Rth&IOft O Meet the Prtu
D Jimmy Swauart Sllow
O 3 An1mab. AA1mals CRI Hal
l ndtn cots ti.. lhr d-0&\ and n110
Our H ~mt of 111 1101~1na clns
'"'"' troends 10 F11th Ch1pel's hster SP«tal An
[asltr mes~ee w•th paslo• Ge11rae
Greu from la M•u and ls•atl
fD Rebop
31 Euler l~urey
AnERNOON
12:00
O llt'#\lll•hrs O Then There Wn Sunday A loo~
At 11nt QI lht 11rhes1 sporting eveol~
fur wornfn th• (;olgdte Oindh Shor~
W1nnm C11clt Goll lournam•nl
U The Better W•y 0 3 D11ect10"' I hp HrnA•
~ntt and lh~ RtSu1•Pc1too A t~I•
br•toon ol loslt• !hroueh rhe ~rt 1nt1
fllU~tC of lh• Rrndl~~drtl. "''"
dulho1 h11I011dn I u~1 fh11111' "' flu••"<• l1aly
O Thrtlltr
Q) Tiit Bold Ones
fD Crul 'ulo1m1ntts v .. ,,,,
HtQu•t> iR1
-12:30-
0 e f ue the lhtion U Molls1tr R11ty
10 Adam 12
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only brouvM tMrs •nd a 1-11119 ol CMfNI
On IN rtcomme...S.llOn of a rrtefla I oeclO.O Intl
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SADDLEIACK IMW
28402 Marguerite Parkway
Mission V1eio
13 I -2040 -494-4949
CREVIER MOTORS
208 W 1st St
Santa Ana -835·3171
ROY CARVER IMW
1540 Jamboree Road
SUHSET FORD
5440 Garden Grove Blvd
Westminster -646-4010
PHIL LOMG FORD
43 Auto Center Drive
lrvine-768-5888
Newp0rt Beach -640-6444 1Cj!(4
CADILLAC
HABERS CADILLAC
2600 Harbor Blvd
Costa Mesa -540-91 oo
CHEVROLET
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2600 Harbor Blvd
Costa Mesa -546-1200
DATSUN
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33375 Camino Capistrano
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131· I 375-4fl-ll75
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18835 Beach Blvd
Hunt Beach -842-7711
UNIVERSITY
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2850 Harbor Blvd
Costa Mesa -540-9640
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28332 Camino Capistrano
Laguna Niguel -831-0800
HONDA
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700 S Harbor Blvd.
Fullerton -17 I -0412
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JOHNSON & SOM
UHCOLH·MEllCURY
2626 Harbor Blvd
Costa Mesa -540-5630
OLDSMOBILE
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OLDSMOllLE
2850 Harbor Blvd
Costa Mesa -540-9640
PONTIAC
ROHGOODWIM
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700 S Harbor Blvd
Fullerton -87'-0412
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445 E Coast Hwy
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18881 Beach Blvd
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SUNDA Y (Condnuedl
1:00
O 8 The Su '•nu He11t11e Gou
Claw< Vin S<u11y Pal Summrull
Btn W10klll lrAn' Ct•,bt• l•1~
Wh1t1k•r '"d lo1m,r ti S Oprn
c hamp1nn Ktn Vrntu11 p1ov1dt Ill•
.ommtllld•Y fiom lh• drm1ndtnk
Hdrbour I o•n Gull I •n's 11111011
Htad Island South C1rohn•
O World Cha111ptOftSllrp T enn11 I '"
Naslast vs Rod l ••'' O 3 10 Tht Workl Supmlm A
va11•d tut ol skill~ tu1u11np t ol
lh• wQ•ld \ hnt~I athltl•) fr~"' th•"
cuntm•nts Alh"tts lrnm •b•o•ll '" rlude Aust11a s I 1an1 illdnomt• I r
il•UllP (jf Holl•nd ~e•lh , .,,d,nt! ot
Crr•I B11ta1n IP•" l'irrrc Coch• ot
I r•net alw G~t•ll Hunl and Gr.ham
[ ad1t ''''"' AuslrJl!a 9,.,,. Budd 11 l Anada NPw l•aland' Cran! BJll~
111d lorhtn M•S~ hum CPrm~n,
0 Abbott & !Anttllo
Cl) lhe Mod $4u1d
}t Marcui Welby
-1:30-m Arte< Soccer 1 hP A/11•1 ~ ¥~ lh•
~an lov l~rlhquallo
tD Mcwtt. "Barner" (dr•l f,b 1411
Nnw11k1
2:00
O lt Oyn1m1c Duo\ \i•Jllri
Arnold f'4i11"1 1nrt H~v I l~yd tu•r•
Ptle •a•rn~I 101.,fY. I ~rt., Ar(~!
and W1ll1• Sho•millt• '" 1111\ 1t1111
l1nal r und
O 811 va11t, m larun
$0 D1men\>Olls tn Culluttt
-2:15-0 l 10 United Statu A111ateur
BollftJ fht !Jniltd ,,,.,I ltAlfl \\
II• nilh 114 1,.m •I l••land
-2 30-0 >• Sport1World Pail 1 .. 0 ol rh•
World lnw1htional Art••I #.(ro~al1t
Sk11n& Chdmp1on~h1p\ 1 r 'r
St Mo11t/ 5w1l1t1land
D Mcwi.· '1he Adnnturu of Shtr
lo<l Hol mts" (my\) 19 llA\11
Ralhbu11r IOd lup1no N11•I Rruc•
3:00
D 8 Chall tn&t ot tht Seau
Joan., (1rol'yJ I incoln v~ trank
Sarp Ir in frt~\IVI' Sk11n11 Sut Poll•
vs Sandy K11by in Hod•u Cdrl Str1n
1,tdl vs l\tlly 0 H11rn 1n Hor1rshoo
O Bollanu
Cl) r\hu S111rth and lonu
f.t> The D111rnab
~O Tiie Grow1n1 Yu rt
-3:15 -
0 10 Alt SPoth Ma1u1n1
-3:30-
0 3 10 ABC's Wide World ol
Spor1s l '¥t owerilit ol lhr Cahlo•n•a
200 lnd1anapoh\ lypr ,at 1acr •nd
~o.era1tt ol th• Woild let Oancmr
Champ1,1n\h1p lrom 0111• 1 CaMda m Cross W•h
f.t) Turnabout f4n11ly Altat1 !fl/
-3:45-
0 t llBA Bo h tball Mr~1onal
aamr
4 :00
O Voya&t to "" Bottom ol tlle Sta
Iii Spm tm m Mow,. •C ''Mtel Me 1n St
louts" (mus) ·~ l11dy c~rl~nd [om
Ora~e, Marurtt 0 Brrrn M•ry A\ln1
Cl) M0tie. C "The Im Srn1t1"
Imus) SJ O~nny lh0111&\
tD Wall Jhtet Week
S'G Th,, HOlllt 6'rdent1
Page .
-4:30-
O Su~y
H h's htrybocly's 8wneu
f.t) Waslltn(lon Week 1n ltffte•
)t l1111 Club
5:00
J Jou111ey to Mvtnturt
O StJr Trek
O Gtuf Mwenturt
O Movie· C "hthu GooH" ((O'~ 'bS ~1, Giant l~ht Caron
lohOI Ho•ard 1._~ (,ood Sh111I
I fll\, "'"na Grernlaw
10 ,. Kf9i m Alnenun l\t"I Jt .. ~ Kcktr
tD f111llt l lllf
SO Adam) Chr0111dts
-5:30-
3 Al11NI WO<ld
Ollews
10 lr011$1dt
EVENING
6:00
0 u 0 $ ""'" 3 foium O lllom· (2hrl~m) "Ha r•ey"
1rnml 'i l lames St,w<11t IO\tphine
Hull m Mom C "Cuter Paradf"
mu>) '3 lody C.a1land lrtd
Mla1rt P•tro I awlc>td
Q) ltloM' C (2111) "Sir at et IC Au
Command" la~•) ~~ Jam's St••
~rt un, Alty"'"
24 Crochtt's YIClory ~rdtn
ID L.A. lnlerdunae
3t lb ry T 1Mt llloof t
3t Onct Upon A CIUSK
-6·30-
0 • lltw\ , Wild lllA&dO"'
0 11118( ""' Conl•••ll<• O Wide Wo!ld of Adwtnturt
10 IUCl llM
24 Tht French Chef
lt Fate tilt luut so Iii& Blue llla"'e
7:00
0 e S'lCW. The W1md ol Oz
<RI <2hll ludy Garland stars as 0010
thy ~ younR 1t11I lrom Kansas •ho
111lh htr doe Toto, takes a cyclonic
h1P into tht land ol 01 and hnds
lt,,\rll ott on a Y'llow brKk road
oa~rd w1lh ad•enture In this mus•
ul tantasy Dorothy 1s 101ned by tht
•lasl1c leggrcl Scarecrow (Ray
BolRtr) rn sr11ch ot burns. the ar
mnr otaltd Jin Woodsman (l~c~
Haltyl who •ants to frnd a heart anO
tn~ Clwwardly loon (Bert lahrl •ho •s
4ha1d ol a lamb and is try1ne to
~hake thP tim•d•tv ol h1\ arhsltcally
curl•1 mane
D H Wondert111 hid ol DMey
M,.ed Nuts ,A) Chip n Dalt I*<.
r a SUI c h1pmunks )Oln Ounald Oud
1n an all c~rtoon hou• In the11 mad
00 ad•enturtS the chopp!!s
r.fl(ounter a femme lat1l, s1n11er
11•ta\ haYOC on Donalds larm com
mandttr Oonald s model ship and
lhrn outwit the •1llamous Black Ptl•
1n a shoot em up .. utern
O ) fO Hudy 8oy5/llancy
Onw lhe Silent Scream (Rl A ~ul
1111 lip reads an ttlort1on plot to
bomb las Veaas cu1nos and her Ille
depends on r rank and lots solvrn11
lhe ca~P 1n lime Larry Storr.h and
Tum Lopr1 guest O Enter Sunrue Strv1C1 l!tiln Car
IPI I' lhP speaker
f;L) D11ion No Hana
,2(, fht Real r~ A Season ol
Gr•ndmothers A Ootumenlary
About thr Plattiu tnd1o1ns ul lht
Pac1!1c Norlhwest I hos upen1n1 'Pl
sodt recruits thr Iona sno•
covertd months that hilwt always
l>ten lht Indian time to pass on tort
hom aenerahon to 1enera1t1111
fr) Royal HentJ&t Y1CIOllA Quern
ano [mpr~
jO Socttr liladt Ill Ge1many
-7:30-t• Bu BeldtrM<h 111•-•al Jm
fuhn l
8:00
0 }t Pro1tel UrO ~1thlln« •DO~ I hr Mtd1t1ne Bow l1111d,nl In
Wynm1n~ a commtmal a11hnP• is
cased by 1 uro nu• laiamtt and a
would be pol1hc1an 1n Medoe111t Bow
llaom\ lit wA\ almost 'baibequtd
by a UFO l\rnn,th M•rs guest stars
U 3 10 How The Wnt Was Won
Whtl' Zeb •S 1n ltJu round1n& up
rAttlr to fttd staiv1n2 Indian\ 1n the
norlh Aunt Molly and Jess•r are the
only suomors ot a stagt toath catas
lrnph• P•I Ptlt•stn Slim P1c,ens
Ray !ratty and Har11s Yuhn cuest
0 VANDEMAN PRESENTS
• M11acte of Sunhcllt
0 It b Wr11tu m Mo.it <; (2hr) "Harvey C11h"
lmu~) 4b ludy Carland V1111n1a
0 B11tn Cyd Cha11ut lohn Hod1a~
Aniet1 lansbury Mar1011• Main Ra,
Solgt• Prtston I O\ltr
Cl) Sam Yorty 5"°w
tD l• l'Tn1n and the Prtl~u11h
lhe Musoe Th.it Madt tht Mo•1ts
Joh~ W1lltams compose• tor lh• bo1
otl1ct hits Close £ ncounters ot the
lh1rd Krnd and Star Wars 101n\
And•e P1tv1n and lhe P11tsbor&h
SymphOny 1n a pro1ram devoted lo
music IOI tht mov,,s •r•tttn by SQmP
ol the •orld s 1rutest compows ED llrppon !lo Ub W I~ M1nuto1 Csttrl11u/Dt
pM1$ Ell ~CIOll
lQ Thrtt l'HSllOrtS to Ad'ftnlure
-8:15-
0 t..ov• Amencan Slylt
-8:30-
0 Find 1 miracle 1n 1
• ardboard·shack slum
"Come Wilk the World"
tmt, St1n Mooneyh1m
0 Come Wai. lllt Wond
Iii D1wey & liohalh n o..r ~1
9:00 o t mctM. cas °" t11t Air <1hr> Th1sspeml commemoralts int
lust W yta•s ot CBS brNdnst1nf
Mary lyltr Moort and Walter
Ctonk1t, hMI w1lh co hosts I tlly
Slvalas and Jun Stapleton Allred
H•lchc.ock and Bob Jrittshan auesl
0 01 Tiit 811 (ftnt "A Trlblltt t•
'lllr Ttlemloft' M1lt011 8t1lt" lh,
spHlaculu 1elem1on urre1 ol
Milton Berl• •hou name 1> SJll
onvmous w1lh 111, urty days ot lht
medium and 11! meteoric r1sP 10
prtem1ntnet 1s r,h•ed 1n th1~ \tar
studded sp,c11l Amonr lhost 101n1nr
Berle are I uc1lle Ball Jory Bishop
Gror1tt Carlin. Johnny C;irson An111p
01ck1nson. Kirk Dou11tas, Bob Hope
Cabrrel Kaplan, Gtne ~elly Oonny 1.
Martt Osmond, Greaory Ptc ll Cul
Rt.1M1. Don R1ckt,s. Fran~ S1nill1a
Marin lhomn and flip Wilson
TV WEEK MARCH 26. 1978
0 Or1I ltobtrts
U 1 3 110 Alt Sunday Mom:
C (2hr) "SST Du th nl&lll" (R)
(adv) 17 lo1ne Greene But Convy
M,rtin Milner Oouc McClutt Bui
I'~ Meredith , Peltl Graves Tina
lou1w StaSQn Hubley Robert R"d Su~~n Strasbe11, Brocl Peters
Gtor£t Maha11s l!i1bira Andt™ln.
M1\ty Rowe lht 1nau1rat lli&hl ol
lila•dtn One Amerio s lirst wpti
10n1c tr1nspo1I 1s launched with a
celeb11ty studded passen&tr h~t but
the plant may newer land due 10
mechanical problems t1ustd by a
torros••e tltmtnl 10 lht hydrauhc
system
D •atph W1lh r)Ofl
Q) •ea H11111Mrd f» Ooaoll NI H~
f.t) lr Mut1rp1eo Tlle1tre Anna
Karenina· Anna and Vronsky. bored
with hit 10 Italy, return to Russia
lhtir dtt1s1on to 11¥' logethtr
uptnly tvtn belore htr d1vo1<t 1~
ltn1ll1td results 1n theu virtual ba11
1shment lrom St Ptle•\burg socrely so Soundatace
-9:30 -
0 Tiit 1t1n1 ls tom1n1 Iii Garner ltd Ar111Jt111n1
10:00 D S,CCIAl lll1nlyft a.ti's $tcocld
Annu•I Kollywtod 0111· lilts Mafllyn
Rt<~ 1 rained by co host Geor1e
Bu1ns tu1 ~n hour of lau1h1tr teatuo
'"i n•vtt be1~'' sttn out tale~ lrom
thP yUI \ lop p1ctu1,s 1n(lud1n2
Anntt Halt Siar Wars lht
1 urn1nt Po1"t Ju ha and Th'
Goodbyt Gui
U Day -Otsctftry O £rMSt Anclt1 Kour
CD The Odd Couplt m r.os,tl Kour l • Double Acer•t Bnt1sh documen
111110 At1n Cooke eum•nts lht hi,
and •Orks ol author Cr1h1m Grunt
tD Mt1t1111 of Ille M1ndt
$0 Great 'arlorman cu V,r01
Rtqu1,m
-10:30-u J1111my Swa&i-rt Show
m """
11:00
0 ) CJ U f 1 I~ lf llttr$
U '•usettera G Cul/Wrst <Mehta AH Stir &as
k1tb1ll m Moria· C "H11wty Girls"
(mu)) ·•b ludy Garl1nd. V1r&1n1a
O'Brien CyO Charrsse John Hod11"
Cl) l!Wln& tc1tu -D1 ~tlltu
.H Snu~ ''"'"' -11:15-
3 The '1l Club
-11:30-0 Sports fi111I With Jim Holl II llJ Me¥1t· .c_ '1111 Sunst11n1
S.,S" (com) 1~ Ctor1e Burns Wal
ler Matthau R1cha1d Ben1am1n
G Tiit 700 Club
I lalapulw 10 lllowll C ~TM Gmt Mu 't
W~1siers" (tom) 71 Oean lonu
Ann Sothern Oenn1s Weav,r
aJ A N£W TIME!
• Jim Bak~er PTL Club
ll:JOPM Sunday Ch 13
Q) '11 TM f'Tl Club
-11:40-
0 Mcw11, C1"flutty"(tom) 6~
I ony lhndAll Shirley Jones
0 M0tit. C' "The V1kinp" tadvl
18 Ku\ Doualas, Tony Cuflls
MONDAY
MUai 27
For 11101111n1 incl 1ftt1-hstincs.
please 11t DAYTIME PllOGRAMS Be
low, fOf \'Ollf COMtnMln<•, 1rt t!le
d~'s NM5.
DAmM£ MOVIES
11.30 m "ltlly th !ltd" (i.PS)
•I Robert laytor l1n Hunttr
IHlO Ii) .C "Gelll'lievt" (com)
~ Dinah Sht11dan
31!0 !{ "A Sonc hi Remember''
(dra) •~ Paul Munr Mtrlt
Oberon
3:30 U C "HeaYeft Wrth A Gun"
(..es) 69 Glenn Ford Carolyn
lonts lohn Ander!.On
EVENING
6:00
0 i I U (j J (1QJ Jkws
D CllJ Collqe !Msllttball Champt
onshtp live covm11e ol the NCM
basketball llnals lrom th, Chtc~tr
Dome 1n St lou1s Mo
U Emer&•MY One D Kinp Hockey The lo\ AniPles
Kings vs the TOfonto Mapleltal~ m Stady Bundi
Cl) The Wies ~ Olmtnslons 111 C111tures m £1e<tnc ComP'nJ
14 Historr of Me11a1
-6:30-
0 llkwie: C (90) ''llm Thtm IOI
Ille" \com) !>7 Y'V Grant l•ynt
Mansfield Sucy P11~er
I Unbmed Wor1d
fQ Men Gnfftn Show m s.w.tclltd H Ptrson1I rinan<e
IDO\otf Cay ~ 0.mtflSIOM 1n Cultures
7:00
' ~I TIM lkady lluft(ll u O)NfllS
U lia11 Club e I The Johr'• Wild m I Love l.uq
Cl) Ad.lm·l2 o._•1 tt's berybody's Buslneu
ID Mi<llttl/Leltru Rtll0'1
l!Q The Bia lleidtrbe<ke Memorial
IUI ratml
-7:30-
3 My ThtH Sons
" llewtywed 6'mt U That's Hollywood tMtan1 Ima&
1nat1on Host I om ~ley shoN'I how
science hchon 1n the mO'tlPS pre
saged many of mans uper1enrt\ 1n
oultr space
1. flame Tlllt Tullt ]} W'tld Worid of AntrNb m lf1CIJ lund1 m LA. lntt1dlan1t 10 The f rtncll CM!
8:00
fJ I Good Ttmu lhtlma 1s
tcstahc i.hen htr lust play is c~n
101 production unlll she dtSCOlltrs
lhe Ulth 0 Lrttlt House Oii IN ,ra111t 1 ht
Handyman (R) When Charles is
ulled away to handle a rush lumber
PfOJtcl for Mr Hanson. handyman
Ch11s Nelson (Gil G'rard) ol1ers to
complete work on the ln&all s
kitchen u us1n2 town 1os.~1p heraust
ut his interest in C~rnlme lnKalls
0 Movie: (2hr) "The 811 Sleep"
lmys) 46 Humphrey Boga1t
l•urtn Bacall U 3 tA l11<1n Pa11ah Lucan
s.ives the hie ul a young boy and
later learns his deed has 1mpe11ltd
the 1 .. ~ ol lht youths entur family
Rob"t Rttd. Ellen Weston Robbi'
R1s1 f ran~ ~mpantlld and Shelley
fa bar es 1ursl m Clrol Burnett ' friends
Cl) Mcwit C (211r) "Tiit Mtn de"
(d1a) S9 Carroll Bak'' Roger
MOO!e
.l( The Adams Chr11111cles ID The PrltOlltr II s You1 Funtial
!ht P115.0ntr \Patrick McCoohan) is
lht only one of the V1llagm hkely to
prove a stumbling block 1n the way ot
~ planntd assassinalion Numbei
1 .. 0 plans to have him d1scred11ed. so
that no one Ml even the intended
victim i.111 heed his warnings
0) Manana Stn Otro Dia t>t News
~Q1 Que l'ua, USA
-8:30-
0 t ' Baby, I'm B"• 011v1a
agrets to let Ray take Jordan and
Angie for an ouling lo the 100
However when Ray and lhe children
disc.over the 100 rs tlosed ht takes
them 10 the racetrack instead and
when Jordan wins big on a two dollar
bet Ray is in tvPn b1uer trouble w11h
Ohv1;i m s121.ooo Quest1011 mN-m Esh Noelle lu<11
)f Movie C (2hr 30m) .. Mic
Ke11na's. Gold" 1 .. esl fill lirtRO•y
Peck Omar Sha11t
'SO Ow Eny
9:00
0 t M0A S•H (RI Chinles lmds
aoothtr way t ,,annoy Hawkeye and
B J with n.s obnouous habit of
lopping then every story and at the
\amt hmt Klinger d1scoweis a coipo
ral i.hOSf b1mre behav101 threatens
to outdo even h1i. own
0 SPECIAL II Couldn't lit Dont
(!hr) lee Marvin narrates a sptc1al
h1&hhght1ng a marina stories of man \
tonquest ot the 1mposs1ble-111
eluded 1re the accompl1shmenls of
man ranging from tht caf"11ng ot
pres1denllal laces on Mt Rushmore
to the building ot a trrple span arch
bndgt of sleet over the M1ss1ss1pp1
lo the building of lht Alaskan high
way and lhe construction ot the
World Trade Center Music by the
F 11th Dimension and folk singer St,ve
Mills art al!.O teatured
U 3 I~ The ABC MOlldaJ ll11ht
lilof11. C (lltr) "lrttle Udies of
tht N11M'' (dra) 11 David Soul
Lou Gossett l1nda Pu11 Chtton
Davis Carolyn Jonts Paul Bu1liP
Lana Wood Dorothy Malone Shun
ntd by her parents and unablt to &ti
help from lhe pohce a ttenaae
1una1uy 1s drawn into tht h~rd world
ol pimps and prosfllutes
Cl The Saint m Mtl'f Guffin Show m Kozurt OoUm1
1H The Ace of Unttrta1nty
fli) Mttbn1 of Mindi Steve Allen
welcomes llUfSIS tnClud1ng f reder it~ Douglas <RoStoe Lee Brot11ne)
Ctsare Beccaria (Robert Carr1caro.
lz u hs1 (Beulah Quo) and lhe 1m
lamous Marquis de Sade (Stefan
Gremch) e> Super Muslul
!UI Tht Oaw1d Su~1nd Show
-9:30-
0 ( One 01y at A lrme In lh~
conduding halt of 6 two part episode
Juhe s hist steps into the wocld of
tht independent i.oman leid\ htr to
a most surprrsin2 plact •hrn ~hr
1nvrles Ann and 8dfbt116 ov,1 to ht1
"'" apartment tor dinne1
10:00
U e SPECIAL CBS. On the Air
Muy Tyler Moo1e and Willer
Cronkite host an evening 01 tornrdy
with Ceor&e Burn~ luc1lte Rall and
Beatme Allhu1 lud1nt 1 drliehttut
bae&y pants dance ~umbti that end\
t111lh a bit su1p11~
0 SPECIAL TIM Gr1nd I'm ot Lu
VtllS Raquel Welch Otnn1~ Wraver
leshr Uuam\ and I r•n~ Gor\h1n
combine to produrP a p11m' t1mP
powt1 package of rnttitammtnl sel
1n ano around Vega~ lown and on th•
fabulous lido De Pdl1s stts Al th,
Stardust Hotel
g D Nttn
Cl) Honeymoonm
fl) So You Wint to Bt A Contmtor
(1( After the A1e of Unctrta1nl}
63 Van de Kamp Discusses
• Controversy In Courh m M1<hnl l1tkMHI la1 kson \ ~u,~I
1~ los Aneeles County D1st11tl
Altornei lohn Van de K•mp .. ho
r11SCUSS'S lhe Slaff ol tUShet on lhp
Los Angeles and (•ltlornia co1J1I!
•nd nt111dtvrlopmenl\1n ll1P f.o1hlor
n1A st1IP teca, systtm
-10:30-m a> Nm
M Allyone IOI lrnnyson ID Tiit M1dlt1l/Lehrer Report
11:00
0 19 U I '.) • 10 )t flefl
U low• A111111un SIJle
0 Movie C "Tht H11d Rtdt"
1d1A) /I Rober I fuller She11y ff din
lvny Hus~el W1lltam Bonner
ID I lit Odd Cou pit
(£1 ltl's Make A Out
)4 l'rewtn 111• Ille ,ltbburah m 01<k eaweu
SO lbdleif/lthrtr Report
-11:30-
0 e Movie No 1nlorm1llOR
n11l1blt 1t our press 111111
0 )t JolinnJ ClrMHI Bob Ntt11~art
the guest host
U 3 10 l'olKt Story m ThllGirl
(El Gtt S1111rt
ID Caphontd lltin
12:00
0 T111tr1ht Zone m CrouW1b
Cl) Movie C "Smuuler's Island"
(aovJ ~I JPll Chandler [velvn
KtjP\ -12:30-
0 Gent Autry
U St11t1mt
10 tron~1dt ID Alfred Hrtchcock l'mt nh
1 :00
D 3t Tomorrow
0 I Spy -1:30-
(£1 MOY>e "Allaet ~by"td•a1 f.I
Geor1' Hamilton MtrceMs
McCJmb11d1lt
-2:0~-
0 MO'lit C "The Lon1ttt Hun
dred Milts" udv 1 6 0•10~
McClu1t K•lha11nt Ross
Grandma Walton (Etten Corby) ts welcomed home from the
hosprtal, on The Waltons. Thursday, al 8PM on CBS The
episode marks Mtss Corby's return to her mu1t1-Emmy-
Award-winning role alte r an illness that forced her to g ive up
her r99ular appearances 1n Novembe r 1976
Peget
~arr1Jll O Connor (brown panl~J Mdry I yler Moore and Oannv
Thom.is 10111 .i star studded Cdsl in CBS Ori the Air a spectacular
wee~ lonr se11es CJI special broadcasts r~calling the lust 50 years ot
CBS bP~rnning Sunday (from q to 11 PM) conhnu1n~ Monday through
frrday (from 10 to 1 IPMl ending Saturday (from i! 10 to !PM\
Walter Cronkite rs host of the ovPr 311 series
Highlights trorr1 some ot the v1ew1nv public s lavurile shows past
and present arP incorpor died 1n lhr .. ee~ long b1oddc.asls More than
100 CBS se11es spwdlS documenlAflPS .ind reportai:P are eacerpled
durin~ lht we~~
fll'/f 1·, d brrrl summtHy of th~ ho~I• fU1n1nK Wallrr Cronkrle aod
Mdry T~lfr Moore ~orne fue~I stars ~1111 wme ol lhP surprises rn
~lore
SumJav feature\ J sp1•cl~~UliH 1nt1odul11on ol l n le~endarv CBS
slar\ The Iheme lor thP ent1rf wPPk ul prORrams r~ desmbed 1n
Member ot th~ f am1lv with word~ 111111 music by Jerry Herman as
vie wers are gurded throu~h hrRhlr~hts ul th~ f11st 50 vem ol Sunday
r11ght broadcastrng
Monday is dO evening al curnPdy with George Burns. Lucille Ball
and Beatrice Arthur leading d deh11ht1ul bav11v pants number that
ends with a big surprisP
Tuesday rs hostPd b, Alan Alda with ~1uest slar•, Garr \ MoOrP and
Phil :irlvPrs Alda Mh vrP Ner ~television nostdl~1a s~rlls wrtt1 .i Y,amP
of Nam~ lhal lhernt to sta111n~ .i typ1c.1t televrsron v1e-<1er as
vrsudhLed by ~raph1c artist Sdul Bd\S
WednPsdav e.Pnrn~ s history teaturPs the lovable P~anuts Charac
tm teamed ,. tll .i human co ~tar Die~ Van Dv~e for tfle fiist t1mP •n
"'~" lives Crcply I vson Budd~ I MPll and Danny Kay• also appear
lhu1sdav is 3 ... a•m tribute to the 1~a1s ol su c~sstu1 proerdmmini
on t~1s nrghl "'1lh thP enlirt Walton lam1lv dS hosts 1nc.lud1ng
R•chard Thomas
i rir)Av focuses on ldwdrd R Murrow s ldmous PPrson Ill Person
with lhe help ol l auren HAc 111 dnd provides thP themP tor a loo~ at
past lrrday nights as [vP Arden Linda Lavin Bonnie fran~l1n Jrm
Nabors and Richard Crrnna perform an ori111ndl song with words by
Betty Comden and Adolph r.rP.en and musrc by Cy Coleman
Saturday rs the PvPn1ng ot thr· u1wboys dnd the clowns as the
trad1nonally successful program\ ar~ tommPmorated by an orrginal
dance set to music by Jule Styne Vrewm are taken backstage at the
CBS stud ios and meet Carol Burnett Art Carney. Sherman Hemsley
Art Lrnkletler Carroll 0 Connor 1 ony Randall and Isabel Sanford
Walter Cronkite presenh dn 011g1nal ode by Norman Corwrn. with
music by Leonard BernstPrn Network at f1ltv
CBS Cha11man W1tl1am S Paley delivm his personal thoughts on
the Network s milestones over the years
Alexande1 H Cohen is executive producrr ol CBS On the A11
Hildy Parks is head writer and script editor lee M1lle1 1s producer.
Clar~ Jones and Sid Smith are d11ectors Alan Johnson rs
choieographer Jan Scott rs art d11ector and Elhot Lawrence is
musical d11eclor
left to rlaht. R!Chard Crtnn1, Bonnie f,.nklin , Jim N1bors. lrnd1 uvin, Btrt
Collwy 1nd Eve Arden p1rt1c1p11t 1n • sonc ind aance number u co·hosts on
one of th• se1ments.
Page 10
TUESDAY I
MARCH ?I
For mornrnc ind 11ternoon Mst1ncs.
please see OAYTlllllE l'tlOGRAMS Bt
tow. for your to11venrente, 111 Ille
!Sly's mo'llts.
DAYTIME MOVIES
11.30 m C "Gunman's Wal~"
1 .. es) S8 va" Hefhn
12.00 O "lhuo" tad•) ~l
Robtrl Mrlchum
3.00 10 "Hlj Cul fnd1f' Icon·)
40 ~r~ Grant
3 30 U C "A Min tilled
Sledce" \wt\) 11 1111,,1
Garr•r Claudr A~1ns
EVENING
6 :00
D l 0 U e 10 )t Ne.n
U Emtr1ency One
o camb1t m The Brady Bunch m The ROCll1es
M Soundstaae m E.ledrrc Comp1ny
"SO PersonJI frnaoce
-6:30-
0 Movie C (90)' Nrcl!I 1nd
Day" f'a11 mu· 1 4b ( 11~ .r~"'
Air"~ )rr11lh Mory M1r1in e Untamed World
0 Concentrahon
10 Men C11H1n Show m aew11t11ed
ff) llsy Over
SO lhe Crowin& Yem
7:00
3 Budy Bun<h
oo mNews
U llus Club
8 The Johr's Wild
O 8owt1n1 for DoUm m I Lott Lucy
(()Mam 12
.H 01menuons rn Culturtl
ff) M1<N111/Lehrer Report
~t Entertainment Ton1(hl
10 The liolne Gardener
-7:30-
3 My Three Sons
O C.tndid C.mm
U Newlywed Game
U 10 Hollywood Squ11u
{ The !'.onl Show O The J~e1·s Wild
ID Tiie Budy Bun<h
li Nfwsthrnk: lmm1111hon
ff) LA lnterchana• U Ntw1thK~
8:00
fJ ) Sim Sam and M·\t Brrrn
~arch•n11 lo doanappr.rs "hQ ha•' kidnapped lour poochts arr diverted
by a •Oman "ho has hd h'' pu1se
~tolen and a tosl 1ot11r 1111
0 H The S.c Event· "Th• Cops
alld Rob4n" (2hrl Sta111n1 [rnesl
Botgn•n' John Amos ~nd MtChtal
Shannon A 1an11strr s hrnchm'n
out lo ~·dnap a wrtnus dauihter
~on t realize ltpr protrctor rs a 1obo1
pro111ammed to be thr perltcl top U Movie (2hr) "The Desert Rats"
Udv) ~3 Richard Burton
U 3 10 Happy Days My f .111
ron11r (Rl Some ~nobb1sh tham
tPrs learn somtth1n11 about class
when thPy 1nv1te fon11, 10 ~ hr&h
~oc1rtv parrv as a 11a~
TV WEEK MARCH 2& 1978
U MoY11· c (2hr) "Shlkluu
try" (1dv) 10 Burt Reynolds m Carol Burnett and fllends
Cl) Mcrt1t _e. "lullaby ot Broad·
way" (mus) 'SI Oorrs 01y
Em .li' lhhonal Ceo111phrc Spt·
tlll Thr Incredible Machrnr' (R)
lnnovaltvr "'"' photo111ph1t tech
n1quts are used to t11vel 1ns1de the
iluman oody where actual internal
lunttrons are .. 1tnesStd
JO Turnabollt A Woman 1n the
Moo~
-8:30-
0 I Sl1111ds l Yarlltll No rntor
mahon ••a1lable from the Nelwo•• di
our press hme
0 3 HI uvtrne l Shrrley lhP
Pact (R) Shirley meets a man who
s"'eeps htr oll h'' Itel. bul Laverne
d•t•rmme' his true colors and lrtes
to protect Shirley lrom the rov1ni
ryed Lotha110 m Cross·Wits m Esta Noc~e Europa
SO Over [H}
9:00 fJ All 1n the flmrly Great Ame11
tdn Dream · Parts I anrl 11 of a 10111
Pdrt •prsode Archie s &01 more to
lose than his collateral when he
i.wrtly puts tvtrythmg on the line
to buv Kelty s Bar and pays a high
prtC• tor lor11try' when he discovers
1U'l h~• much •I will tost 10 have
I doth a' an PQual partner
U 3 10 Thru's Company
r.round Rules 1R) A tonlf1tt ove•
1ac~ QI privacy I" thPfl s<K•a• ••h
•ruph wh•n Janet enter1arns a boy
friend and roommatrs fatl .nd
(h11ssy llave 10 cool their h•els al !he
Rr&al Bta&I• Pub
8 RKh Man, Poor Man m Men C11Htn Show
fl) lillus1ul Yuiety
:.4 Rudolf Serlrrn: Master Musician
In thi> special tubule lo 01an1sl
5., ~1n on hrs I ~lh birthday the
mAsler musician reveals much about
hr\ Irle and wor~ '" d ronverul1on
N1!h 1"5.lt Sttrn
50 Mnterp11ce Theatre
-9:30-
0 3 tO Soap The 1u1y hh a
vr1d1ct dnd Jessica gels reaoy to
trod out 11 1us11ce rPally is blind
Corrnne and fat her T 1m reach a
decision about lherr future-the one
thry'll probably spend 1ogelht1
fl) Judce l'ao Chin Tien W Mun4os Opuutos
10:00
fJ t SPECIAL CBS. On the An
MA1y Tyler Moort and Waller
(ron\1te wtlcomt guest host Alan
Arda and guest stars Garry Moore and
Phil Silvers Alda tests viewers tele
m•on f\Qstare1a skills w11h a 11ame ol
Name lhat Iheme to staumg a
typ•cal televis•<m "'"''as .isualiitd
by i•aph1c arllsl Sar Ba~
0 JI SPECIAL llBC Raports Spy
•n& 101 Uncle Sam Co11esponden1
[d'IM NewmaP rs !hr reporter for
IM tumrnallon or what lite 1s h~e
for ca\t ofl1tm or the CIA f ea
turrd rs a report focused on Caleb
Bilth a form., CIA a1ent in Latio
Ame11ca and Europe who twice
101n•d and twice resigned from the
agtncv when he tould no longer
,.conc1le the p1ac11ce~ ol t11ckery
d'lerl and trucherv that are basrc
In the business with h" own Ille and
th' lives of those close to him
e Iii lle.s
0 HAVING BABIES NEW
• HIT DRAMA SERIES!!
0 ) 10 Hn1n1 8'b1es An old
011e2e acqu11nlanct of Jul•e ~
.,111sh lier •l\IO the •orld ~I beautiful
peopl• and a ~ucceHlul 1uun2 mu
soc trcoon Ines lo pits.sure hos .,,,,
•L a preanan ·y lhat 1p111he\ htr
OJ The Hontymooneri
ff) Tiit Erntsl Analey Hour
H Spoleto USA A rutout 01s
COWi rt Arntr1U EID BRADBURY & JACKSON
• DISCUSS THC FUTURE
a;) MKhHI l1tUoft Popula1 'Imm r
htllun author Ray 81adbury UI~\
about ho~ •01~ lh~ lutolP And h1~ ••W•O ot l n~ An~rlPs ~\ •h• •d••
C 111 of IUlllUlllO"
Ci) ,acto De Amoo
SO ll~hec~
-10:30-m OJ llews En The Matlle1l/leh1e1 Report
S01 Happy B1rthOJ to Rudolf Se1k1n
11 :00 0 3 U 0 8 1() )t News
0 love Ame11e1n Style
0 Mo•lt "Call llo1ths1dt 17 7"
1mys1 41! Jamf\ s1 .... rt 11•1•11 Wal~P• Rorhard ConlP l PP I lobb m Tht Odd Couple
OJ let'i Ma~e A Dul
2~ The 01111nats ID Old Cnttt
-11 :30-
0 t Mo.it C Cotumbo'Kot••
D H Johnny C..non 0 3 fO Mow11: C 'Quiller
1111111 of the rathtl" adv I~
l,lo<l·atl Jay,tM Sonrad (~.,., • m That Girl
OJ Gt\ Smart
tD 2~ C..ptoontd llen so Maclh1f1lehre1 Report
12:00 e tw1h1ht lone
W Mo•lt C "AsuUitla\lon In
Rome" ISUSPJ 6~ Huith 0 Bridrl CE Mow1e: "R1un1on 1n Reno" (com!
;1 Mdrli St,wtn~ Pc&RV Du"
-12:30-
lll Movie "Madlion AHnu•" ( dr a)
67 Dana And,,,.\, fleano1 f' ~·~•r
1:00
U .Jt romorrow
0 I SpJ
-1 30-
0J M~1• c "l1tt1t Eo•t" 1a1al ~I Mar~ SIP<'ns Rll11ndi r!rm·n~
2:00 Iii Mow1t "hllen Ana•I" (d11) 4~ llan1 Andre"' Alrt' favr
nda Da1rel t;har.,s B•tliford W Mll'1t "Tht B1oe Bulls" (d•a)
'II Mel f •oe• Anthonr Qu1r.n
-2;30-
0 Mow•e ·The Secret! of !ht Btu•
Room (MV'I l P~u I uUI
3:00
0 Mow1t "AndJ" (d11) 6~ Nor
man Ald,n lamara Davliarh >MO
4:00
0 Movie "llleaal l11flrt" tmv'I
18 J Cairo! Na1sll M~rv Carh11e CJ Movie. "Hunarr Hill" td•O 4 /
lean Srmmon\ Mat&arPI l oc~"uod
Denni~ P11c•• Siobhan Mc Ktnn• W Movie "M1cabre" ldra) ~8
W1ll1af1' Prrn" hm HACk111
f WEDNESDAY)
MAllCH 29 r Ot mo1n1n1 and attemoc111 hst1n1s.
plmt Mt DAYTIME ..-OCRAMS Be·
tow, la< JOlll contt111tnct, are the
IUJ'S lllOWlH.
DAYTIME MOVIES
ll 30 m ''Wllat A Wom1n" rcom)
43 Rosalind Russell 811an
Ahe1ne Willard Parlier
12 00 O C. "last of the Bad-
men" <•u) !17 l;eO• ge
Montaomery lime~ Best Dou2
ta\ Kennedy Keith I ~r\tn
MKhael Ansara JOO 10 "leus" ("e\) 41 Clenn
I o•d W1ll1am Holden 3'00 0 ¢ "The Otipmdos"
(well ~g Vorce (dwa1ds fa~i.
P~lanrt GeorRt Maham
EVENING
e:oo
0 3 0 0 t • 10 ~• News e [me11•11CY Ont O Kinas Hockey The l 01 Angrle\
~1ng1 <S the Ch1cigo Blat~hawli\ m TM Brady Bunch
CE TM ltookits
2• Mnin& 11 Count ID tleclrK tomP'llJ
50 HIS!ory ot MuKO
-6:30-
0 lllot1t C ·•1111hl and Day'
Al~ rnu• A& Clrry G1an1 A•,11)
m11~ l,la•y lola11,o e Unt1f'llH Waiki
10 Mt" G11tf1n Show m 8"1tchtd m Over [ny
so O.mtnllOlls m CuHu1n
7:00
3 The B11dy Bunch oom11ews
0 liars Club e The Jo&er's Wild m I Lowe Lucy
OJ Adam·12 ED Countr, 1n Leaend
1(J It's btrybody's 811.11ness
En The Matllt1'1lehrtr Roort
1t l1f1 Around Us
$0 Crutitt St1lchery
-7:30-
0 Havoc Series· 1906 San * r r1nc1st0 £.arthquake O lt When H•-.ol Struck Earth
~ua\ts Dram1t1c him of ilClual
urthqua~es as !hey occuned on lo•t
c1l1e1 and an e1am1nat1on ot eltort~
to p1ed1 ·1 the,.. and blunt lht1r
dP.astatong impact
~ Len Go to lhe Ritt$
D Siii II• Ila e The lltwlywd G.1me
U Matdl ~mt N J Tht S 121,000 Q\lt'shon m hm11, ft11d m The Bre'Y eunc11
l! News
EID LA lnttich1n1•
$0 SIJrboud
8:00
0 6 SPECIAL Carol Burnett
(7hf) !ht closinit ~how of the regular
)'asnn ''alum regulars Vick• I aw
renct a11d T 1m Conway plus lllm rhps
datin11 to lhe hist 1hnw with hm N~bors plus g11Bt) Ella f11111m10
P,,,v CA>mo dnd l 11a Minelli
D 1)1 th• l1l1 1nd Tunes of
G11uty Ad•mt Woman rn lhe Wilder
nes.s (A) Adam) must slop a Noman
dtttrm1ned to krll a blalli bu• 1n her
attempt to a•en2t her falhtr s traeic
death Po11ne as d .. r1tt11 rrnarcht•
o~ .. 11dlofe l\ate larson <cuul
I otanny BolhnlJ stalks the ••Ids ol
lhe Ho<tht11tsl on surch ol the black
bu• she believes ts ruponsoblP lor
lier lather ~ dUlh Adams and lllad
Ja< i. accept th' ii''' s story at 11111 lh'n rtdhlf almo\t t lite what
slit intend) to do
0 Mowre C (90m) "Ma11111t on
Ille Rocks" :com) ·s5 Frank S1oatr~
Deborah !\err Dean Martin
0 1 10 l11ht b Enouth I 11
an111es <R) When 01v1d s roomm1t'
be&rns dating both Juann1e and
Sur.an ht learns lht t1uc meaning ot
htll hath no lury l1lit d t11oman dnd
he1 sister when they compaoe noles m C.rol Burnttt l mends OJ Mow1e C (2h•)"Huk" 1adv)
S6-Georgt Mont11ome1y Mona
Fieeman
f» llBS V111ety Sho-
EID l2«J Noo O> Man1n1 Stu Otro 011 JO Bu Be1d11be<ke l1u Ftshwal
-8:30-m CronW1ta
fl) 11.-.n
O> Luella lrbtt
l4 Ovu Euy
9:00
0 )t Sttdman Outw••J llound
In lh1S p1IOt I01 d 00>\tble ~,.I,\ 8111
StPdman IDatP Rob•ntlle) a county
sherolt who us,s his aD1hl•PS as a top
sli•" '" hrs law enforcement *Or~
falls ,., IO•' "!ft the leader ol 'n
r•o,d1t1011 ot ,,.nae• •mattu•
l!l(lunl11n (l1mb11~ whO emban on
an cxcephonally dangrrous ascent
lr~cr Broo~s Swop• laylor lltll•r
P1ul 811nt2ar and Jason fohn\on ar•
fntured f!lm td tnlorely °" iol1l1~n
~I Sun Yallry Idaho and 10 th~
Sawloolh NAt1onal fo•e~t II 3 10 Charlie's Anatli Cu
(u\ of 1erro1 IR) To lmd out who 11
t1us1n2 'awdents ' dmo11& c 1rcus oer<o1mer~ lhe Angels 110 und"cowtr
as r11tus performers
Iii Thi ~Int m Mm Grltll" Show
f» flower Shau
(2!, Th11t11 In AmtrKI
EID Great Perfotmantts lht Con
sul' This producl1on ol 61dn Carlo
Menotti s opera s1a11ed and d1retle~
by Menotti n1m\ell was laped last
May du11n111ne Sp01e1r USA f •sliv~
r Charleston South CArohna
H Au1t1n City llm1ts
10:00
0 I srECIAL CIS On lhe ~r
Marv I yler Moore a O Wall''
C1onk1te host 1on111ht s proaram lea
tur•n2 th e lovab1e Punutl c~ara:
ters turned <r1th a human co sta•
01c~ Yan Dykt for t~e lust 11mP on
1ne11 hvt\ C1c~ly Tyson Buddy
Ebsen and Danny KO' al\O appear
D If Stedman The Van1sh•r111
tlmd ShP1tll S1tdman and his dep
uty Arch,, (la~lor Lacher) hav• la
use mo" lhan ~ublle diplomacy to
make PU" belwren a r.onm•a
t1on1sl (John Mr lntvrel and a rtal
P\tate dev•loper and cons11uchon
boss !Ken Swoltord dnd Bn Hopl1nsJ
who art dPlerm1n,d to use lht w1l
dtrntu tor lh~11 ~wn puroo~~\
Su~an M~m\ co star•
l!I Ill ltns 0 l 110 Stmky • Hutch
Murder Ward !RI Starslly ind
ltulch ao undercover 1n a mPnt1I
1nslltution .. 1th Starsky n a pahtnl
'" an attempt to trac~ dot11n the
aust of a series ol deaths amon1 lht
pallents
Cl) Tht Hontymooneri m lsutl lolllJ
fl) l'telt 0t AftlOI
H Sountsh11 B 8 K•n& and
Bobby BIMt Band
-10:30-
m mm""'" l(l Sneak rm.e•
11:00
0 )DUl l01.tlll'ft O lcwt ~mtrtc.an Style
0 Mo•1• 1C "B11wst11 lilt·
Cloud" !com) 10-Bud Cort Sally
Kelle1m111 M1rharl Murphy w1111am
Windom m Tne Odd Couplt
Cl) lei's Make A Dul
1J41 Dlaloautt EID MAYA ANGELOU TALKS * ABOUT LIFEICAACER En M1ch11I hckson Prom1ntnl
mull! talented 1rt1st Maya Anaelou 11
lht ~uest A \1neer actrus. cho1eo2
rapher dllttlor and author M> A~atlou discusses her va11ed m lts
ano tneu rtlat1on\h1p la ~'' blac~
~er1taae W Va11edadts Dt Mtd11t10Cht
JG MKlleilllehrer RIJIOft
-11:30-
0 I MowHI H1wa11 F IYI 0 K.tall
D n lollnny ~rscm
0 ) tO l'ohet Story bm\>n
l\1nsell1 Ro1re m That C111 CE Gtt SIMrt 24 En Caphontd ABC 11..,
12:00
O lw1h&M Zont m Mow11: "ne G.1mma l'llOPlt"
( .c1 hi ~6 Paul Douglas f va 8.r
loll Wallt• Rina Leslie Pn1ll1p~
fl) Mo•11: "frontier Gal" (west
4~ VvonnP OrCarlo Rod C:imeron
EID Tht Maclle1f/l1hru ltepo<t
-12:30-
0 Mowie "C "Cnanoo '70"
((nm) 6S Marctllo Mastro1ann1
U } ~ MJsluy ot the Wttk
£m Dtck Cnttt
1 :00
U >t Tomorrt>w
Ill I SJY
-1.30-
0J Mow11 ''lm1hhon of lrtt" lr1Ja)
H C 1udellr I olbP11 Warr'"
W11.am
2:00
Cl Mom "Golden S•lan1andtr"
I adv '10 I ewor Howard m Mow1t "lattlt Hell" (d111 ~
R1ch,rd loo~ Wilham H6rlntll
O Mom C "W1nchtst11 '7 l"
lwes) 61 lom l!'fon 101n Blondell a Mov1n.. luh,I ot lhe SPl!\IS
lilvm 1 of tne Wn!le Room
-330-a Mom· ~ "Blue Laaoon"
1rom1 49 I'~" ~1mmon~ Onnatd
Hnu\lon Not I Putc ,11
4:00 CD Movie: "Tht Sn1ptr" (my~I 5?
Arthur f 1~n1 Ma11r Wind~or
THURSDAY
lwtCH lO
f01 mOlntnc and alterllOOll lrstincs.
pluw Set OAYTllU l'llOCRAMS lit
IOw, IOI your t011ven1ence. are lhe ~J's mcmes.
~m1u MOVIES
11:30 m "Tht Doctor Toes A
Wilt" (com) 40 lo1Pll4 Youn~
Ray Milland Gail Patrit~
Edmund G•enn
12:00 O C "lht Trusurt of
lhcuba" Udv I 6~ Cameron
M1lthtll f ,1,. Noble lh;1t
Paradise
3:00 10 "Talk ol lhe Town" 1com 1
42 Cary Grant J"n A11hu1
3:30 U • C "Day of the htl Glln"
lllftS) 68 Gl,nn ford Arlhw
Kennedy Dean laR~tr
EVENING
6:00 o ':1 u u o 10 a Ntw1 e lmercency Ont
0 Gllllbtl m The Brady Bunch
ID The llooa its l( The Adlms ChronKlts
ff) Onu Upon A ClaUIC I 1•1na
Doon,
SO l'trsonal Finance
-6:30-0 McMt c (90) "Houstbolt"
tom) 58 Cary Granl ophra t ''~
6 Untamed World 0 Concentration
10 Mtrt Cnffrn Show
ACROSS
I Hagman
4 Home (Clue to puwe
answer)
8 C;issrus Clay llC1rrr1ertv l
9 Auto
IO Btrthptace of Abr Ml.Im
I I Food of the gods
JJ Onas\rs
14 Poison vehoclP
16 Into (co,,., forn11
17 Sh;ir11
18 Morning
20 Conl1den1
21 Asner
23 · AYIV
25 Radio band
26 Adams
28 Preparing I g• lwiJy
29 Japanl'se stale\m.1n
JO LOUIS ol r he T on1ght
Show
J I Droop
33 Molinaro or H.ippy Day\
34 MeadCIW (clue to pulllP
answer) 35 t1kf'
m &ew1tthtd
ff)Om fasy
SO flit 61 OWlllC Yea"
7:00
3 fhe Budy Bunch
DO W News U I.Yrs Club
8 The )oler's Wild
0 Bowline IOI Oollars
m 1 LAM Lucy
Q) Adlm 12
l• O.mcnsions rn Cullum
fD MacNedtlthre1 Repo<l
,. Entertarnrntnl r on1cht
SO The Home Carderier
-7:30-
3 My Thrtt Sons
U Name That Tune
U Ntwlywltd ~
U SPCCIAL land of the fret-
Home of the RKh 01 f1schbec k
tollo1 ... a family ol lour lh1ough a day
nl liou\P hun11ng to eumme the
problem\ lacrng S1>ulh,rn Cahlor
nran\ in l111d1n~ adequatP houStnR at
d dHPnl tOSI
8 Oscar 1978 Hopefuls
0 The Joker's Wild
t O' Match Came m The Brady Bunch
2• C,1tforn11 Protile fD LA lnterch1n1e so Newsclled
8 :00
O a The Waltons Gw1dma a
" lrm ol ~ a phas1• got· throu~h ,
lry1ni ad1uslmrnl "'"Cid " I~ l~e
Vl~llon f~n1rlv Ho•evtt Gr~ndp~ s
fruublrs P•ltnd bryond his ,.,f, s
h•n11CdP 11, rs mu,. con<rrned
G••Adm• rs n I l~r same hP1y and
plJtltd •Oman ht •n< • ~nfw
DOWN
TV SIJI M•thJel (due IO
pu111e answer 1
;> Brew 3 Crenna 01 l<.11Py
4 L3ugh
~ E olher s partner & Pos11tYe
I Happy Days regut,.,
9 5tuff
I 2 Newsp.tper item
15 Reserved
19 Ponderong
20 Pan,ake group
'll G•vf' oU
2? Forbidden lru11
?4 Western TV famrty
(clue lo pu111e aMwen
25 Search tor weopon~
17 Mt\ldkP
JI? En
l l Drinker \ nrj!.)n•l.ll•Or•
(abbrev l
Answer at end 01
the Saturday log
Pege 12
O .,, CH1PS Mnvtna V1ola1ton
(R) Roser Grier guesl stm n an
dngry molor1sl vrnltnp his ho~llltty
un his old m1n1 car
O Movie C (2hr ) "lhe Best
Man" Cdra) li4 tlrnrv lond~ r1ttt
Roberti.On
U 3 10 Wtkome Back ~otter
£ps1e1n s Madonnd ck) Ip .tron \
p~1nttng ol • nudP .. oman slu . JP
lhP Uuchanan Hr&h campus •nd err
Jln lurmo1I •I lhe llollrr homr whJn
aamutts doscovt• lhe nud• s Id!•
resembth luht llolltr
O Athletu 8uhtb1t1 lht Athletrs
'" Ac lion •S the Co•c hrs All Am~ro
tan Jram liv• lrorr lh• An•h,1m
ConvMl1on Ctntrr m ~rot Burnett ' frrends
Q) Movie. C (2hr) "fhcht to Tan
c1er" (adv) ~J loan lonlaone 14lk
Palante
24 Sd Anyone tor Tennywnr
tD SP£CIAl Tokyo·lht Sis! Volcano
The porlra11 ot human beings IM1n~
slr•ssfs and >lrdons produced by ''" upwaid sporating unb11dt•d rto
nomK growlh 111 lttf largest r 1ty 111
lhr worl~ I ohVO
-8:30-u 3 10 Fish lilly\ lulr !H)
ltlly land\ a mo~Plrn~ tC<b hul ltrr
~111t1us1•sm wan•s •htn shr lrarn,
sh• II haVP lo po~t on th• nu111 m I ruth or Consequences
24 Consumer Surv1ul lht
so Om bsy
9 :00
f) H1w111 foe.() M onnt Shand
<M·ld,.d ~al•orLJ a "' 11n IAmnus
111lho! ii d'l•clrvP m r\l,r \ ... tro
oe1itves 1h4l " <•v~ern1cs l1t1f1lr
,.,,,,, ~utsl. who art lrmm•llr 111
rv WEEK MARCH 26. 1978
b~qu~ath thtu ~~fairs on return tor
bfon& lroNn IO< lulure remal and
hutong •S d tovtr for murder tn1olls
h"sell d\ a palotnl thtn no1tl1"
M(Garrell lhat she is his undtrcom
•11enl •htlh" he wants her or Ml
D lt llac• Sheep Squadron
Shttp on lhe l1mrlo&hl When
P•PPY 8oy1n11on and his llre1s rtpet
a Zero allac~ on a transport carryrnc
' I 1'4nor Roosevelt lhey l't a htto s
htalment lhat courts d1~sttr
srlHl1on by an Admtrill to1 •
superhum•n misst0n
U 3 10 Barney Mdltr Good
brt Mt fish Pail I <Rl A loo~ at the
da1 when f osh was supposed to
,,lrre ucepl f 1\h dotsn I show up e lt1d1 Man, Poor Man m Merv Gnlhn Show
2( Aus1tn City l1m1ts m The Advoutu W Noches hpattu
so The Adams Chron1<lt1
-9:30-u 3 10 U.S Hudson Street Nu
1nlormal1on available lrom lhe Net
wor~ at our piess 11mt
10:00
0 8 SPECIAL CBS: On lht A11 A
•arm t11bule to the yea1s al 5uuess
h1I v•oK•anomong on this rughl w1tn
lh• t11l11P Wallon lam1ly 1ncludrni1
R11h11d lhomas Mary lvltt Moore
dnd W~ll~r r.111n~tlf hosl
U )t Pohce Woman Good Old
Unclt l!tn P'PPt• s susprcoons Art
dluu\•d too lal, •nd 1etuc1anlly sh,
rrdltl•S lh~t lht rutp11I <n ~ dPadty
tdlUt ru~lhn& ~hemt rs Uncle B,n
(Ketn~n Wynn) a s•nl1mentat old
c ·•bor ond thtldhood m'nto1 ol
l"rS
e o """'
u 3 10 811tt11 1111 l·•d11•
111) 10111IU1•ll•1l•~p.r4lrl1Ille$11•
µ•t•~nl lhr >•II J•-.l1udtvr hrh.mo1
,, 111~ ynun~ PdllOPI I vo·~· ""U
~·II~ J b.rnd11 1n ell M~"~r 011 ' '''
1P41r 11 1~ h1~ IL 1•1 Old bi lh'I m Tht Honey1110011tt1 to lns•dt Hoilt buns
H llluterp1eu Thultr •
Kdrtnt "
ill CONRAD REVEALS HOW * HE DRAWS THE lllCE'
fD MKh1et l1e i.son , • r.~ •O
A l •· .. ~"'"~ 41! isl l'Aul
I. ti AJ .. d I n h1\ Wll " I~
h • ~~n?r t IACt I lh• l A I n1•\
111 l lht I<"'' I lhr p1r \
so Ntwschtei.
-10:30 -m W Hews
tD The lth(Netl leh•t• llepo1t
so P1oftln
11 :00
0 3 0 0 8 10 39 Ntws O love Ame11c111 Slyle
O Movie C "C1pt11n Apuhe"
f,ldvt /1 It• Vdn (l1•rl fd1t11ll
Ba~e1 Jlod1! Wh1tn1111 m The Odd Couple
W le1'1 M1ltt A Out
tD Otek Cnelt
H Turn1bout
so MHNttl lth1tr lltpotl
-11 30-
0 8 CBS Ult Movie
O 39 Johnny ~''°" U 3 10 S1111i.1 & Hulch
W Th1I C11I m Gtt Sm11t
fD 24 ~phoned Al!C News
12:00
O T w1tich1 ZOlle m CrouW1t1 m MoWtr C h1t ot ~tlim•n
t"o ,~, l,l&i 1,1 Ir. tt ~:.nn
.1Mv A11J1"
-12'30-
0 Movtt 'Ttrm of Tr11I" lrtr.
1,j l Ju1•nc• 01,.,,,
U ~ 10 Toma m Mcwtt "Hts C111 r 11d11" r "'
AO .. .,, ''"'"' HO\dl•M kl!'\• II
1 :00 o )9 lomorrow
O I Spy
-1:30-m Mo11f C ''fh, Colden A11ow'
tl~n) b4 IJb l(unlN
2:00
0 Mov1r 'I Wu Monty I Ooublf''
(i)H ''I ohn M·ll, I• 11 f'~r~ri
-2 05-
0 lllot1t C ''Now You Su It,
"°"You Don't tt" ~. ~ nat~d•
W1ntrr~ ldtl" M• ~1 " S•t•• A ten
-2.30-m Mott' Human Dhuf' ldra}
4 11~r I 1 ,o 'Cnn1rnr
3:00
ti 'Nay ~.ir~ lnr
-3:45-
0 Mo"' "Conspiracy of Hnrtf'
Cd tot t.O I 1111 t'alm,. \ylv1~ ~VIII
4 :00
U Tht Steve Cdw11ds Show
-4:30-
0 Gin Us This Dar m M~tt "Foret ol hit" (d1a)
48 l homa\ Gom~i M~11f W1nl1\0J
FRIDAY
MARCH 31
For 11101ntns ind Jf1ernooo hshnss.
plme set DAYTIME P1IOGRAMS Bt
low, for JOI!' conventtnct ire lht
day'1 l!IO'l'tts
DAYTIME M0Vt£S
11 30 W 'l'ump~111 Eater ' dra>
b4 A nt Banrn·fl Ptier f • h
12 00 O "f1cftttn1 _.,lduh" a~•I
I ~,,,. B•a~\elle
J 00 10 "'Toeether Acain" 1,,,1111
11 '""' lJROf (hat~ 1:1 ,.,
J JO U C "Tht Cun ind the
Pulpi t ~t\t /4 Mo11 rot
tllt t f llt'llt t'd1~n\
EVENING
6 :00 o 3 o O e 10 )t News
O Emeraeocy One
O Gamb1t m B11dr Bunch m fht R~1u
~4 OtmenStOns tn CunurH a> Zoom
~o Hmory ot Meuco
-6:30-
0 Hm and No-e Untamed World O ConcentrJhon
10 Merl Gftfttn Show m Btwrtched
24 Per1on1I F 1nanct ' Monn
lllanJ1tmenl
tDOm u1y so Conwmtl su .. 1v1f ll1f
7 :00 o S2~.ooo '°JramHI
3 Brady Bu11th
OO Wl!tin
O l1m Club
8 file Jole1'1 Wild
O BowltnS for OoUm m I uwe lucy
CD Adam 12
24 It's Everybody's Blisrnus
tD M1ellt1I lehm Report
3t Entert11nmenl Ton1cht 1 ht I
V11111 (Mio tor the 0\C A
~o C1hfornia Too1cht
-7:30-
0 All Sur Anything Cots
3 My Three Sons
O Wild K1n1dom o NN!ywed time
O 10 Hollywood Squam e Youns People's S1>«1~1 o The Johr's Wild
ID SPECIAL Fifty hbulous Turs
'~Om1 r1tmmaker' <oalulr Ostat
J4 utrtoin11 Proltlt ID l..l lnttrch1ntt
So Voters rrPthne
8:00
f) e Wonder Woman fht Mar.
Wh 'No11ldn t lrJI Garv BurRhoff
R~P\I\ as a Cull~gr \ludent monn
lrRM1ng as ~ 1.r1•lor •ho acc1den
t~lly find~ lht key on~rrd,,nl '" the
top \t(trl toimuta 101 d d~n~trous ""w •rplo\1v, lhrn has l111un lot his
l1tr from mdu;t11al sp1e\
0 Qiut• f mpPIOt nt !hf QUd/I
Na1ms' Conct Quark tilers In reach
11 fust to prrvenl lr>rgon thr
M~lrvolent (Ross Martin) from be
coming lhr mo~t powrrtul m;in rn the
11n1vme loAn ~An Ark also Ruests
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1n1 lude Cindy W1ll1M1t\ and 1!1ul•
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Out"' lwtsJ b'I Su• l vw l'rrn•'
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sian flu \.d "'' Ch•rt S~••k•v
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tri lhe Htilk lo ~d•t lh, own., of ~
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Eye A I 1tl• nn lh• Dou• ind d r arp•I
nr th• r ill(JI R1ch1P II ld~tn into •
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Larry Ad• 14 }u • '"'I'
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hm aloo, m Mell C11fl1n
24 Grut l'tr1ormancu
tD Masttrpttte Thuttt Ann•
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bortd wit~ hf• rn Italy '''"'" IN Ru,~•d
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fJlllllU\ f»r\011 In r.1~1111 wtth lh•
hrlp ol l.1u1en Bae •II and p1nv1de1
th• lh,m• tor A look al pa11 f11do
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Bonnie I rankl1n ltm N~bnr~ and
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Nurd~ by Belly Comden and Adolph
l.r•~n dnd mu\1t hi C1 C.nl,m•n
0 3t Quincy lhr Conlrndu
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depth look al onr school thar tra
tures rtos• coop•ratton htl"'''n !he
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school ~1d
fD McGOVERN QUESTIONS * CAMPAIGN FINANCES
fI) Mec:hul JKlSOll Cu•SI s~nalo1
Geor&' McGovern d1~r u~St' p1nb
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11:00
0 , 0 0 0 10 ,. N"n o Lowe AmerK1n Style
O Movie C "Tiie ~~nallon
of Trobay" tdt~ 1 ll Richard Bur
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tD Od ~veil ED V111td1dH Ot llltntano<llt
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ll1r I 01um m Io' An~tlfS
D >t Jo1tnn1 C111on 0 ~ 10 Buetta W-dl~ It~~ Yoo
l~lk lkl !larrlla comt\ u11dt1 ctos•
scruhny by an 1dr1llsl1c pohce 1nvrs
logafln;~ romm1ll•~ ,;fl•r • frllo"
olt1cer and lritnd l~d~ Ill ~.rnd u•tr
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0 lllovtt Thty Who Dirt" (d•AI
'14 Dirk Bc.gardr A~1tr la1T1oroll
U Starllmt Th• I •ghlh o.,
"'" a• M1~a1 s Barb•I• 8a•11e
And1tw (It ~~~n M1 I A•I I i4•n m World of Sumnl
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~O 10, Mr("~ A11tnt Oaht
10 Mo-lit C "Qu111nhned" M••H
/0 tohn D•hnt• f.At~ fol!tn\
Sh.itotr I a11 II
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10 tohn Mouldt1 Brown Domini
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fD Onca Upon A Ctaui<
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11 :00
U '9 land of tht Lost
U 3 10 ABC Weektnd Spec11I
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t t Clau NOid Oennti HJ1 £n21and
lo w Mclnlo\h A r<'U"i bor '"d h•\
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U )t T~u11der
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U ~ 10 Amtnun 81ndst1nd m 8111 Oanct Outdoo1s
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12:00
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U Thal's C1l
0 Ouldooll 0 The Cut S1dt K1dt
CD Outer ltm1ts
ED The r tench Che I
3$ Look1n1 Gius
-12:30-
0 8 Spm Audtmy
3 Topic
Q 3t Gruter Greensboro 0Ptn
Coll L011 ''i' I th• .1 rn I d 1 Jund
ol pl4y hum lh! JorP~I Oa•· louni• I
Club on C1f•nsbo•o ~011~ C1rrJ1n.\
O Monster Rall,
U Peoplt 1
10 Disco 10 m Mod Squad
ED Crultwt Slttch"y
1:00
0 8 Mr M1100
) Listen, The Athletes
U Movtt C "Ambush ilaJ' dd•
~t· Hv~h 0 Brian ¥, kPy fl "'
10 ln1m1ts, Animals m Soul T11in
ED St1b11d A !1lm~d i.t"'d •I 111
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b11ll\h '"'m•n lo 1a~r pall ·n 1111
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0 e CBS film fultul
3 E1pto11n1 the Arts
O Abbolt ' Costello
10 Adam 12
Q) Molrtt "M1 and P1 lltltlt 81tk
on the Fatm" 1com) ~4 Marn111•
M11r f'trq ~1lbr•dt
2:00
O II hkes All lt1nds
3 Co11I lun11c
Q 3t Co11ate·01nah Shore Win
nm C1rclt Golf Clnsic fh! \fm•
l·nal •ound play loom M1\s1on Holl~ r unt•y Ctu~ I~ Rancho Mnaxr (al·•
U Sta V1lltJ
8 fD lbt10n1I GtOl"Oh•t
tO lronSldt m MJWOCI lmposs1blt
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3:00
D THE PIZZA HUT
w BASk£T8All CLASSIC
Colleae All St1rs
ust ~.West
O I CBS Spo1ts Spttllculu
'P1ua IM All Star Basketball Cl1s
11t Tht ltadrng tolltRt sen101 bas
ktfbilll playm romor1, 1n 1h1\ all
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a_ Adlm ll
O B011•nu D CruleJI Sl)Orh uaend,
O Mo•te C ''Gtt" !d•al b~ lac~ Chdpla1n 'H"1her NC1rllo
10 Mow1e. c "Counte1fe1t ~llle1"
(SUSPJ 68 ldC~ l 11d m MOfle "Tile DIJ Will Q,.n·
1dral 4 lltbo••'• i t•
Q) Tu11n ID W1ll11m B hnntr 4th Annual
Pro·Am bquetb•ll '9 World Ch•mp1onsh1p lennr)
-3 30-0 Saturday D 3 fht Prolen1onat Bowlen
Tour I nr S 11011 in' l\l•Od Open
lrnm H,r Ga1dr11 (ot1 1:4•wl 1 l '~k
Island Nh •··•~ SO the Amer1ctn Story
4:00
O Voy11e ta the Bollom ot thf Su
CD Movte· "Mln Wtth the Gun"
1mys1 511 le~ Palt,1\on
fD l1tino Consortium
-4:30-
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H TV Bowlmm1
$0 Personal f1~1nce
5:00
O Wild World of An1m1ls
0 l Stat 1te\ D 3 ABC'S Wide Wo1ld 01 Sports
O Mowie C "The h •1Un" "'"\I
66 Audit ~urP~l
10 3t News
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Du11e' ~a ~ ~·• 1••11
Ma•lon B••ndo "''"" 11~""'
H Mak1n1 II Count fD Star Soccer
-5:30-u The l'rrce ts R11ht
O )t lltors
10 ABC Wide World ol Sports
$0 Applied Techniques of Ske lchtnt
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6:00
U U a Mews O 11\ovie. C (2hr) "ln111nct for
Sumu l" 1•dY1 7J A n•lu•~
documenta1v
Q) Movtt C (2h1) "633 Squad
ron" tdra) b4 Cliff Rob~1tson
Georg• Cha~111s
1~ Studio See
fD The 0111in1ls lt Mary Tyler Moort
-6:30-u D • Nttl\ :3 Alhlth< Roundtablt O Mary Tyler Moore
2• Qut l'u1, USA fD Turnabout W· nan on the
M· n A v•\11 .,,th Sandia I at pr th•
f11\t .,oman A1t1onom~r P••• to "o'~
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TOI Austin City llmlti
-7:30-u KNXT Spe<1al. 1978 Osur liopt·
luls With David Sheehan
, The Gone Show 0 In Suren Of ..
D Spec11I Edition B.t1b.1•• f ~•don
hosts and 1tpo1t\ on Slldrk beha•oor
'" lah11t • modtr" ddy witch rPir
111on, the hol lub rraie A oor
lf~i'O pr Oh Sso~n~I ~k4IPbOd1der
and 1ntrrv1e.,s Pe4nulS t1P•IOr
th•rlP~ ~. hull
9 ~ten's People
10 r~1·1 Kottywood
0 The Way II Wu
24 Lowell Thomu Rememl>f1s
fD lhe Two Ronnon
8:00
0 8 The 8ob Mewlllr\ Sho'lo ll1
Bob Hafllry g1.•s up ho\ psychology
prar "" '" Chicago lo Letome a protes~or 61 a .mall college '"
O•eeon Or Harli~'/ rs snn a~ the
prolP\SO• ol lhe •lo~ Contem()O
t~ry Psyrholog1ca1 Prob1e111\ J04
Jnd then on llashbatk sequrntes he
rlm11bes lo hrs cla\S lhr ~1ll1rult1e\
ot 111tormrng 111~ pat1rnh 1111d f11~nds
ot II•~ And (m1ly \ demroo tn lea•r
ttur a Ko t1r1 RO<Jd
O 3t CH1PS Sgt Grfraer rs un1m
p••Wd .,1th vounF 0~1anev s at11
tud, IPI alnnr his pe1fo1mdnre
e~pft•olly wh,n hr~ mol(llC)'CI! rs
,t1Mn 0 Mcw1t C (2hr) ''Tiie OscAr"
drH bt ~lo p~en Bryd II~•
I or D !I 10 Nlncy Orew Hlrdy
Boys !rot Crr~turt\ Whr ~amt en
,,unday r Id nl and I • !'.'arOy hPlp l
truubl•d Joun~ led, "ho~e ooyt11en 1
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n~ato1l•d Di tlran~r my1te1•ou•
11• pl• W~rn Sr'"" 011 o f(lhn
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Ar1d•ISOn ~ (Bonn. (h1en) SI0• 1
about tit• d1~Jppra1111(p ot hP1 fCot
r<t Rdng•1 boih1Pnd .n• •fnds fo1
lhP Hardy Bors
O 11\om (3hr) "Mol u A
St11n1er" (drar 1~ Robr•t
Mitchum Oilvr.i d• Hav11land m SPECIAL Pontin Presents Paul
An~' and PPtula CIM~ 1n an evening
ot musrt
Ii} Mime: (2hr) "CastllQVI Brown"
<U•m) 4 4 Ga• y l.oop•r
~4 Thf AdYOUt~ ID MoY1e "Btltu of SI. Tlln11n's"
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so Hoo
-8:30-u $ SPECIAL CBS: On the Au
Th• e••n1n2 ol the co.,boys and lhe
,,. ""• as lri1~1trnnatly successfu
O• Krams ~" commemorated by an
Cll•&•n•I danc• s'r to music by Jul'
Styne "''"'"s are taken backstace
at the CBS studios and mtet ~rot
l\111nttr A1 C;irney Sherm~n
H•m~lty 1-rt l10ltll~r rmoU
0 Connnr lonv RAndall
9:00
0 H 118C Saturdly ll11M Mcwit.
C (Znr) "M' Name Is Nobody"
([am) 14 tlen•i fonda terence
H1tl IPdll Mart.n P1ero lull1 lto
Cordon R G Armstrong The story ot
~n ae.rn2 e.unfr&hltr (Fonda) at lhe
lop ol his lotm whose easy manner
skill and cunnrng have helped him
surv1ye and lhe adm1nna and asp11
11111 touna gunman (Hrll) who helps
!he older man arrange his retire
mtnt · th•n takes h" place as thr
bPSI min with • KUO
D 3 10 l0¥e Boll tll) ldtrrlr
tal Problem starrrnP. Or~n~ CanovA
Julie\ Old fl•m~ 11ming OaVld
He01\M anu file Jin• Sldr11n~ Rdv
tlolge1 an~ Hamel Nelson m MEL TILLIS TONITE
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24 W1lh1m 8 h nnu '"' Annu•I Pro-Am RKq11tlblll T01n•n1t"I
el Habllndo De BoJ so Mutup1ect Thutre
-9.30-
fD Boley, Olf•homa Ahn •114 Well
A di). um,n1a1y t11c1n, lht t11sto11 I
one "' the oldnt And 1n11~t 1u<e ts~lu
hlack 1owns '" the Unit•d Swe~
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11:00
U 3 U U 6 10 3t Hews
O Lucie/Dest Arnu Ji.
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Bo1 S L.A. 900S l
O h s1et ~•I Telethon
O Th11llseekers
(D Movit: "A Noeht 11 thr Opera"
(com) JS M~" llrnth,,,, AllA n
Innes l\1lly C~rhsle ~"R llumo1nn
Ii} Monty Python'1 Fly1na C11cus
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-11:15-
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Pat Bnont Shirley l '"'
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-11:30-u Mo"e C "The Outsider"
(d•a bl Oairrn McGavm
U )t Wttkend Int Alttr11Ati•1
ldutaloun Class ol Ktnntlh Mu~lla
111 Bullt• Pa a class ol last resort
d1'.1upt1•t studrnrs is ''-•lurtO
Mu\kO takH his cluses on such trop~
as to a mor~ue to #illch an .i"t~psy
i cave v1sot " J''' •ht•t thty d•~
locked 11 tells broehy to sample t~e
Iott Ql a convotltd t11monai the. all.Cl
f!S•I local 1ndu~lrots whtrt they
I~•'" ab'iul ,oos 111d pay and lh•
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Mu1dt1s" m,si b& Ant~"'• l't1k
ins Y•onnr fu1Mau1
O Movie. C "How lo Succeed 1n
8us1ness Without Rully T1y1nf'
lroll'I 61 Robe1I Morse
O Mom C "1(111, lhby, 1(111'
IW'PI &~ Giacomo Ross• Srum
f dOIPnnr Dah l11kd Blanc
10 Mow1t. C "lhe Sound al
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OJ Somethinc Special ED Blad Ptt$pectlwe on the l'lews
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O Cuter Sul ftfetnon
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