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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1978-04-09 - Orange Coast Pilot................. PROXIMITY TO WATER JS REAL ESTATE SALES POINT SUNDAY By JAuatEltASPBA °' ................ In Thoreau'• day, only ,Goe} could mate a lake: Now. Jakes come from raan•s mind and bla ma(blnes. Con temp· orary real estate de-velo~rs and their teams of planners. architects, U»H engineers, builders. scienUata and even artist.a have carved ae•eral lakes out of south Orange eount.y•a dull, dry, fltt land in reeent J'UlS. An<!, ~ Thoreau 1llQ' not""'6elieve this, these lakes pro. bably are built better than his Walden Pond. "We have to do it better than nature did. JI nature built it, man accepts lt. But if man -----s I ,,,A \' SPl·:t 'I J\ I . bulld.I it hit expectl it better tbab nature,,. explained J. Harlan Glenn, an encineer who apeelalbes 1n lake deaJp. uu•a more than ditpt. bole i.n tbe gi'ouDd ilnd .fllli.o& it with water," be said. Lakes take months. often Jeers, f.rom conception to com- pletion. Then they require eoo- tlnuous care, somet.hlbg sel&m ~aidered for aueb natural~ derJS. Back in the 1980s, Irvine Ccm- pany planners dnw a village with a late on wbat was an orange grove olferlne little natural attraction. A spokesman for the company explained, "You put the mOlt where you have the least. .. Mlaslon Viejo Company of· flclals decided they oeeded a lake 1D the eart.r '10s. "Even thoueb we were successful. we belle•ed we needed a focal point,'" explained G.H. "Jeff" Lodder, senior vice president. M arketlng studies supported that decision, concluding that ·water-oriented living bas -stroll& appeal. AU.houth the ocean ls 3ual over the hills from Mission \'iejo, water 11 a "-.Jery rare commodity,'" explained Jim Hewitt, director of business planntnc and communlcauons. Addltlonal stud.lea •ere ·ctone on expected pai'Uclpation rates for awlmminc, boa\ine anct f'lsh· l.ng oA the lakt_. Hewitt remem· bera atetcldni boata 0o a_ scaled drawlnl ot the lake to de\ermlne bow many could be accom· modated. Later, he recalled, 45 minutes of one meeting were spent dis· cuaaing whether lakeside rail· tngs should be made of wood or cement. Unlike the lakes In Wood· bridee and Lake Forest. dug from flat land, Mission Wlejo's lake was formed 1n a valley re- quiriDC a dam. Fout or five sites were tested for geological suitability before the final location, near Alicia and Marguerite parkways, was selected. Then, the home builders consulted with experts .. and the State DIN!oo of DJm Safety. 1 ·•we recocnized. fortunatel)'. that In order to do a gOod Job, lt would be foolish to pretend we knew 1t an:• Lodder aald. • Few lake developers would say I.bey tMw all there ls to know. The t\eld ta new and com· plex. • .. Every time you bulld a lake. you learn new thiq1, 0 salcl Robert Flgelra, manaiet Of U., Woodbridge Village Aasoclation. Fi1elra worked at Like Forest. •hen lts first lake -the first IQ the area -wu opened ln 1988. Much bas been leanaed since then, he said. Glenn, who has worked on aJl three c:oinmuQ.U.y'a lakes. said Mission Viejo, which will Opell 1D June, and Woodbrtdae. wbicb ' opened in 19'76, are "sort of the cream." Both were deslped so that bank and street ruooCf Is divert· ed from Jhe water. Oil from the streets could pollute th• water. and fertilizers would encourage unwanted weeds in Ute lakes. In Lake Forest, the shoreline extends naturally from sur· (See FAKE, Paie A.3> VOL. 71, NO. 99, 7 SECTIONS, t02 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A SUNDAY, APRIL 9. 1978 TWENTY-FIVE CENTS . Pursuit Ends • in Crash SB Officer Injured By JERRYllEllTENST.EIN Ot Tiie Detlf ...... SUH A pollceman remained hospltalir.ed and an armed rob- bery suspect at large today after a higb·speed chase following a holdup in 5'al Beacf,. Officet l>atrick Swift of ttie Sea oUce Pepart t w 1a I condrtion fo The clerk reportedly fired once at Ure suspect as M fled the store and twice at.his car. according to reports. Offifers In a Seal Stach patrol unit spotted the auto leavinC ther store parking lot •It.bout its ll8bt.s on and gave chpae. 0 IUS (irfd t ~ t the Seal Uc unit 'l.t th Intersect.ion of 10th Street and Pacific Coast Jnchway. The suspect, reportedly dri"" ing a car stolen in Long Beach. attempted to ram lhe polioe units sever.al t.imcs. f'oUce refused te I denUf y the ~IJtrk and s tore personnel declined to·talk to the press. Officer Swift was admitted to . lnten,ive cate at JiosJ>jtal iB l1ou• eoa.dtUon, u mgroved throuebout the day. "An investigation Ls continuing. AlamU.os General Hospital. His· patrol" wflt crashed tnto the ~ ce of the U,S. Nava! We~ i"~i~rr:t::lllll'.c:T:~'h~ ~ Sa ii(d ln debt. 8wirt t~ftedly failed to 26 Miles of Aches and Pains· More than 700 pairs of fleet feet. set out Saturday on Orange County's first official length, 26-mile mar-.thon from Featherly Park in the Santa Ana CanyOll to Mile Square Park in Fountain Valley. A pretty good crowd watched for winners in several age categories. <See Page A2). Here, Gqcy Polhill of Long Beach finishes faurt.ll,~verall. · I Consj,ir~cy Conviction Verdict First in Sooth Korea Scandal WASHINGTON CAP) - Rancho C. Kim, a natur•liHd. American citizen. waa convicted Saturday ol conspirine to cor· El, Toro Uue Plea Gi'Den PASADENA (AP) -A runaway from a county place- ment home bu pleaded innocent to charges be kidnapped and murdered Rachel Sparlin1, a 34·year-old El To~ mother of four. · Brian Willia. now 18 was ar-rat g ned before Paaaden• Municipal Court JW:lfe Gilbert Alston, who Mt a preliminary bearin& for M., 2. Willis. beinl held on $250,000 bond, wai\'ed a bearinC to de- termluo U be abOUld be tried In juvenile court. rupt eonvessmen and then lying about receiving $600,000 hom South ~orea for the plot. A federal jury, in the first criminal trial croWine out of the Korean influence-buying scan- dal, deliberated 1Hghlly more than le'feD hours before return· ln« the verdicta. Kim will be sent.enced by U.S. District Judge Thomas A. Flan· nery on May 19. Each of the two counts carries a maximum penalty ot five yean in prlaon and a fine of $10,000. Flannery ordered ~im, who c:ame.to·lbe United Sl:tes from bia native Korea K years qQ, to aurreilOM'bls U.S. PJ~port. Klm and bls wl!e, Sooadut. are allO d:aareed with two counta of lnc.oJ:De tax evaalon ln a federal eoUit In BaJtlmore. No trial date bu bMD set the.re. Kim's espreulon never cbanfed •• 011• Ktn1, fol'ewoman Ol th8 six-man, •ix· ttN ·1'111·: INSlltl·: woman jµry, twice said, uwe find the defendant &uilty.' 1• Kim, 56, was convicted of con- splrin& with a former agent cl. the Korean CIA, Sane Keun Kim, and with a bi&b official of tbe KCIA in Seoul, Gen. Yan, Doo Wan. to defraud the United States. Sang Keun Kim, who defected to the. United States, and Gen. Yang were unindicted co- con.spiraton 1D the case. Sane Keun Kim WIS the chief pro- secution witness, testifyiDe for more than ftve days. Kim WIS accused of receivinf $600,000 from Sane Keun Kim to be spent on congreasmen to curry their favor for South KOTea and to influence their votes OD milital')' and economic matters. The setond count char~ ltim wlt.b m~ a fals• state-ment to a grand jury. - ,ae10U•l• • t\lrn ,from Soal Be•c:b }toulevard to WHtmhlsler Avenue whUe pursuing a man who had earlier robbed a younc clerk at Nip 'N Stuff Liquor Store, 322 Main St.. Seal Beach. The sll.1ped also rammed bis car into t.he fence and fled on foot. Officers from Seal Beach, Westminster, Costa Mesa, Los Alamitos and <:¥press searched for the suspect in the early morning darltneaa. The Seal Beach SWAT team was called to the search and the Navy Milital'Y Police also aided. The chase at times reached speeds of 100 mph. The su&pect, described as male white, 5-feet-9, 170 poun(ls with dirty blond, collar length· hair, used a .22 caliber pistol to rob the part·time clerk of ap- proltimat.ely $100 at.1:05 a.m .. NY Fires Claim 11 By De Auoclated Preas _..._.. FE WITH MOTHER, MRS. SALVACION GAACHITORENA ~ Not a Ga111hler Santa Ana Wiliner Belieooa t RICHARD DREYFUSS, DIANE KEATON AT OSCARS Residents get along famously Five ol tbe Oran1e Coast's most famous residents were back in the headlines last week. Diane Keaton. daughter of Dorothy and Jack Hall of Corona del Mar, won the Academy Award for Best Actress tor ber title role in .. Annie Hall," the Be11t Pi~ture. Refer· rinc to the caliber of competition, she told the television audience she was .. surprised and delighted'' to win. She appeared at South Coast Repertory Theater before bu film career started. John Wayne of Newport Beach was absent from the 50tb anniversary O•c•I:' show. He's hospitalized In Boston, re· coverint from successful open heart surgery Mon· day. Bob Hope wished the western hero a speedy re- covery as did fans wOTlctwide. The operation was termed .. uneventful" and recovery is "satisfac- tory." He was released from intmalve care Satur· day. DUKE'S TICKING Former President Richard Nixon and wife, Pat, made what was believed to be their first vacation from their San Clemente estate since bis resignation. They attended a birthday party for confidant Robert Abplanalp in the Bahamas and stayed at an exclusive resort in the Florida Keys. Former Congressman Andrew Hinshaw was freed Wednesday after servine eight months behind bars for two 1976 convictions for bribery and misuse of office char1es. SWI lnaistlng on bis innocence, be did make the com- parison between bis stays at Chioo prison and Theo Lacy county jail: "At the state level, every effort is made to keep the family unit together; it's not that way here and I don't know why." • NIXONS OUT OF STATE, HIN~HAW OUT OF JAIL .... ''"'''' Students get warm welcome Eight El Camino School children and their adult counselor were rescued from •San Jacinto Mountain i>e•k after spendin1 Thursday nlght lost and sbudderlnl aroupd a makeshift fire. They bad gone bikini from Catnp Maranatba at ldyllwild. The group waa apotted bJ a helicopter pilot. part of a search crew of so. One &lrl wu bospit all zed.. Mission Vie j" .................. ASSISTANT HEART SURGEON SCRUBS 10 MINUT!S Domle aulnblna la Member of Slxti. Grade Te•m Simufated openition doctored up • Suspects Free ... Hearing Jn Assault Due ho Florida tnen were free tc>- day pendins •court ap.,.arance alter be1nl charted w1tb aaaault late lut week In South Oranae County 11\lllclpal Court. Tbe men, Victor Dante, 47, and Genaro Orlando Jerry Dee DlDleeo, 45, both of Miami, were cbariJecl Friday with u- Hult aplnat a 21-year-old Los Anaelea woman and felonious auault aaai.Qst an Oranao Coun- ty 1berUrs deputy. 'Jlbey had been arrested In South Laguna lut Tuesday after tbe sheriff'• department re- ceived reporta of .eparate incl· dents In which two men were re· portedl,y seen bealln& a woman in a car. The auto wu spotted by de- puties C. Lesebere and Clifford Roberta lo a service station parking lot at the intersection of Pacific Coast Highway and Tblrd Avenue, a sheriff's spokesman said. The two reportedly fled their auto and Leseberf eave chase. The Floridians then Jumped into their car and attempted to nm down Leaebera, according to re- ports. However they later SWTen· dered wit.bout Incident when Lesebera drew his service re- volver. DiDiego was charged wlth U· aault with a deadly weapon on a police officer and originally charged witb1ddnap. The latter charge wu dropped when it ap- peared the woman, Diana Lee McNemey, 21, Los Angeles, had not been abducted. Dante was hired last month to operate bingo games proposed by the new ownera of HolJywood Palladium. He bad previotnly been involved in bingo opera- tions in North Miami. oUlcials said. Frost Says Nixon Faces Empty Future Eirst and Thirst Jeff Dettmer, of Cypress, (above) is cheered by crowd as he crosses finish line at first marathon held ln Orange County. The wiry runner led 700 starters with a lime of 2 hours, 29 minutes and 30 seconds for the 26 miles. Irvine City Councilman David Sills, 40, (below) came in ninth overall, but first in his age cla.Ss, arriving 12 minutes, 2.1 seconds later. MONTEREY (AP) -NlxM- lntervlewer David Frost said Saturday that nouuni lies ahead for the former president and perh•PI that la the WllY Richard II. Nlxoo wanta Jt. WbtD Nixoa Hid hi• public life la over he was not oftly ad- mitting an inevitability, but prob- ably also a preference, Fro&taald. The British talk ahow bolt wbo Interviewed Nixon for a. nine- bour world wide telecast last year, addressed the 31st annual convention of the California AB· aoclated Preu Television-Radio Association. •'Nixon had been through the fire," Frost told the more than 100 deleeates. "The best he could hope for was a rebalancing of history." Frost was asked how he came to feel personally about Nixon - the man. "Because he did not prevail in the Watergate situation," Frost said, "you have to feel sympathy because of the empUness of his future." 2 Gag, Bind Man in Holdup A lone worker at a San Clem pt.e V·at.Ul.!c.t!.~ was left bound and gaggetf oy two mile blacks who brandished a sawed. off ahotgun and robbed the bull· nesa of nearly $1,400 in cash Saturday afternoon, according to police. However, Frost uld the former president 11 a tragic fiaure only in part because "be did things to others." Frost, who worked for four yean to enelneer the San Clement. Interviews, described Watetaate u "a tremendous ad- vertisement for the United Stales in the end because It 1bowed the coostltutionaJ proceu prevailed.'' The interviews, Frost said, were an ordeal for Nixon because the former president had to come to &rips with himself -"it waa Nixon va. himself." Pat and Dick Visit Tricia NEW YORK (AP) -A beam· ing Richard Nixon new into New York on Saturday to see bis daughter and son-in·law. Looking tanned and rested, the former president and bis wife, Pat, visited Edward and Tricia Cox at their East 8tth Street apartinent. Nixon, wear-ing an American nag pin in the . lapel of his suit, smlled for photographers, shook hands with the bystanders, and waved to the crowd. He said be had no firm it.enerary for the visit, which is . expected to last several days. Tbp suspects entered the bust· ness at 140 Calle Industrias at 4 p .m ., gagged Thomas Scott Montgomery, 22, of Dana Point and tied him lo a large chair before fleeing on foot with the ca~h. reports show. "We'll drive around, check out some good re~aurants," Nixon said. "We're looking forward to il." In Cgcle Acrident Montgomery was found 30 minutes later by owner Ken Cb.llbire, El Toro, who reported the iDcldent to police. SA Teen Hurt March4 Dies Viejo Youth Dies A Santa Ana teen.ager died In A 12·year-old Mission Viejo a Costa Mesa hospital Saturday boy died Saturday and an &- afternoon from injuries SUS• year-old youth remained tained ln a March 4 accident in boapitali&ed today after the Santa Ana. motorcycle they were riding was Woman Jailed G1'!::r't!!: ~~!~ ~e~ .;t!: ~1i!':i~n ~eio~anitation truck in bif pickup truck struck a parked Michael P. B'1tueJos, M.lssion In Stabbiillg• auto during an early Marcb Viejo. died in Mission Communi- rain, reports show. t H "Lal f 11 · He was treated after the acci-Y ospr 0 OWlllg the 12:45 A Newport Beach woman was d ent at Tuatin Community p.m. mishap. Crown Valley Parkway and into the path of the truck driven by Anthony ~as Koutroulls, 19, of Laguna Is, the California Highway Pa ol reported. Gilbert Robina, 8, of Pico Rivera. was treated at Mission Commmllty for a possible atuU fracture and transferred to Kaiser Permanente Medical Center in Lakewood. No citations have been issued pending outcome of an in- vestigaUon, a CHP spokesman in custod,)' late Saturday nllht Hospital and released. He was The two apparently exited on a pouible ebarge of assault later admitted to Costa Mesa from a drainage ditch onto with a deadly weapon after her Memorial Hospital. Camino Capistrano just east of husband was stabbed twice in ~-------------------------------------------------------------------------the abdomeil, police said. said. James Smlley, s•, 03 DaywOOd Drive, sustained two one-Inch deep knife wounds dur- ine the apparent family alterca- tion at 10:30 p.m., police said. He was taken to tVC Irvine Medical Center after refusing treatment at Hoai Memorial Hospital In Newport'Beacb. M arjorle Smiley, 52, was booked into Newport Beach jail. SUNDAY Pine in the Nude English Country Nude Pine Breakfront, two piece width: 54" height: 79" "for the primitive kitchen" $1($0.00 Beautiful collector platea, bandpainted, Caweadlah. aiped. 1875. We feature many fine nude pine pieces. AoUqus. aa.of-Hlnd collectables, acc..artes, pot Pl*l'ri fraanea b1ndpalate;{ ~ t>, AA J>.um,; • Glftl ti'om t.be heart ow tor the bome. ' •• . ' . ON!. Y P!!,.OT Al . Tube Toppling Test Tallies IJQing Homework Helps homeworlt weekly, and 6 percent said the1 spend more than 10 hours. Slllbtly mo.1"8 than half reported doin& leas than five houra, white an addltlonal 1 per. cenl said they ctld.n't do tbelr u- aiaoed homework{ and a paeent eald none waa ass ened. Nearly half aald they watdlecl bO lelevilton or leas than one hour on ICboal Dl&htl <Sunda.Y Israel Misuses Bombs WASHINGTON (AP) - hrael'a d.ropplnf ot Americm-made •'cluster.. bombe duri.ns la•l tnonth'a lnvaalon ot Lebanao violated speeJal restrtc· lias 1et on us• of the anti· personnel weapon. the State Department aald Saturday. ••we ba•e confirmed that lsrael U!5ed <cluster bombs) sup- J>lled by the Unlted Stales • . . and lt shouldn't have," said Charles Shapiro, a department apokesman. Shapiro said the bomb's use was contrary lo assurances l&rael bad giveQ lhe United States, but he refuaed to eive de- talb about those restrictions. Last Wednesday, Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance reported to Congress that when Israel ln· vaded l.el)anon, it may have violated a Jaw llm1Un1 uae ol American-supplied weapons to def enalve purposes. However, Vance added that the Carter admlnllttatloa doe.a not intend to tall:e any acUon aealnat Jarael because it bas 1iveo uaurances that It wlll withdraw from aouthern Lebanon. Shapiro said the restrictions on cluster bombs, which spray small bomblets over a wide area, were in addition to that law. Shapiro said Israel has told the United States that the bom~ were used "exclusively aaalnst military targets" although some observers have claimed that the bombs struck villages inhabited by civilians. An administration official said the UQ.it.ed States bu limited ln· formatioo about the details ol tbe bomb's use but added, •'what we do have does not eontradlct wbat the Iaraella said.'' On Friday, Rep. Paul N. McCIOlkey, R.Calif., protested tsrael's use of the bom~ and daimed the.weapons bad infiict· ed "widesp'read loss of life .. although he had no specific casualt~fi1ures. "'I'm madder than hell aboul it;• McCloskey said. "There ls no terrorism on the other side that Ju.stifles use of this type of weapon." Meanwhile, The Associated P resa reported from Lebanon that evidence of Israel's use of the bombs is visible at refugee camps. farms and hillside villages throughout southern Lebanon STORM DAMAGE EXPOSED OLD TIRES, CEMENT PIPES AT LAK 'S BOTtOM 'Junk' Stratevtcally Laid For Ecologtcaa Balance of Fish Hebltat FAKE LAKES BE't•rER THAN NATURE? ••• <From Pate Al) rounding lawns. Now there are erosion problems there Planners of Mission Viejo and Irvine lakes say they have eliminated this erosion by build- ing a bulkhead around lhe perimeter or each lake Although these walls loot like natural rock, complete with hairline fissures aod pock marks, they are molded con· crete •·Ir you do al with concrete. you can do It the way you want it, provided you have the ri&hl artist lo do 1t," Glenn said. Artists. he explained, even specialize in the type of· rocks they build. Around Woodbridge, Flgeira said, probably 90 percent or the people are unaware that some things are "fake." Few, for in· stance, realize that the ahoreline js soil cement. This hard surface, a mixture of soil and cement, prevenL<> erosion and weed 1rowth. These thln1s are built for beauty and enjoyment and not for maintenance problem! down the line," Figeira said. And they're built ror safety Glenn has even done a study or drowning lncldenta. "If God makes a lake, he makes it the way he pleases and if someone drowns, it's an act or God and He's not suable," Glenn said. But it's a different sltua· lion with the lakes made by man. The tile within the lakes seems almost of equal importance. The life cycle of birds, fish. plants and in.sects have to be in a balanced ecological system. Glenn said. ''ll's all influenced by man." Anyone who saw Lake Mission Viejo when partially filled may have thought the builders used 1t to dispose of old tires, excess pipe and concrete blocks. "Those were all placed in a very scientific manner,'' Lodder said. They are breeding habitats for the fish which have been carefully selected for the lake. Most lakes also include a mechanical aeration system to promole a constant supply of water oxyeen. And once the lake is built, alcae, Insects and water quality must be monitored constantly. ··A lake is like a golf course. It requires co nstant main · tcnance,'' Figetra said. "If individual homeowners were responsible for maintain· mg it, they wouldn't do it;• he said All the area lakes have u. soclations and professional management -supported by monthly fees -to care for them. Lakes are costly, both to the 1developer and the landowner. Mission Viejo's 12S·acre latte cost about $1 million to con· struct. A pipeline from the San Juan Basin cost an additional $S m1llton. But few doubt they will get their money and more baclt. People obviously are willing to pay the extra dollars required to live near a lake. Flgeira said the only time anyone moved from the lake in Lake Forest was when their job location changed. "I don't think it's a fad that's goine to disappear," Glenn said. "Lakes are loo pleasant to live around." lb.rouO 'l'bUllday>. bat a5 per- cent watched from 01HI to' three boura nJabtty. 11 percent watched three to five hours nl&btb', and 5 percent spent ftve tioura er more in front of the tube nilbtly. Pederal educaUoo offlclaJa eaUmate the averaae ebUd bu watched 3,000 to 4,000 boun ot ~levlalon before entftina nnt 1rade. and up to u .ooo boun by ace 18. 'lbat II more tban the lime spent in claprooma. Roy Forbea, d.lreetor of UM! National Aaseasment, expreaed surprise at one of the atudy'e findin11: contrary t.o the common wisdom, the 80percentot1ludenta who bad a speclflc place to 1tUcly at bome fared about the same as the 40 percent who dld not. The atudenls who bad no as· siened homework dld poorly re• gardless ol bow much or bow lit· tle televtsloo tbey watched, tbe study said. ''These students amwered on· Jy an average of SO to 55 percent of the quesUou correcUr re-- sardless of whether they watch an hour or up t.o fl ve hours ot TV .nlthtly," It said. At the other end of the scale, the high scorers -· 80 percent correct or hieher -"watch less than one hour of televisioa a night and do more than 10 hours of homework in a week "'Those 17-year-olds who do between five and 10 hours or homework a week and watch less than one hour of TV nighUy answered 73 percent of the ques tions correctly," the study added But 1t said muong a rair amount of homework with a lot or telev1sion apparently d~n't improve grades Students did better ar they had newspapers, encyclopedias and magazines 1n their homes Performance on the math test improved 8 percenta1e points If the student bad newspapers at home; 10 points if encyclopedias or other reference books were available, and 13 points with magazines .. according to the sur· vcy I 'IK~ KlCKED OFF OPERATION Of' HEW 25-YEARS AOO Flm Secretary Oveta CuJp Hobby In 1054 Photogniph r • • Infant to Behemoth~ t ;! HEW Toms 'Silver'~ . .. WASHINGTON CAP> -Twen· ty·five years after It.a creation. the Department or Health, Education and Welfare bas Jrown h'om $:1.4 bllllon·a·year 1nfant to a $181-billion behemoth that spends more than one-third ot every fedet'al dollar It will celebrate its silver an· nlversary without fanrare this week while the Carter ad ministration unveils detail.a of its plan to take the "'E .. out or HEW by creating a new , separate Department of Educa- llon. James Mclntyre, director of the Office of Management and Rudget, will spell out for the Senate Governmental Affalri. Committee on Friday what President Carter wanls 1n the new departmenL Onl1 half the federal education programs are presently administered by HEW. HEW Secretary Joseph A. Califano Jr. fought to keep bis department intact, but lost. One Joke around t.own bad Califano, the former ai e to President Lyndon B. Joh n. sayin& he • "dado'l want to be tbe first: secretary of HEW to lose a war"• • even a bureaucratic one. ' Califano ta planning a two-da~ open house celebration o(: HEW 's anniversary nexl month.! with the public Invited to= series of mu.sic , art, drama education workshops on Ma • 23·24. But the only thing on ~ for the actual birthday, Tues"" day, is an award ceremoo.Y for. HEW employees. • HEW dates back in form, i~ not ln name. to before April 11.t 1953, when President Dwleht DI Eisenhower named Oveta CulR Hobby. former commander of; the Women's Army Corps, as iti first sectelar)· ' The department was a direct descendant of the Federa( Security Agency, which. Frankllo D. Roosevelt creat.ed ii( 1939 to coordinate social ~ arama and to avoid a wrancJe with Ccnaress over whether t( deserved Cabinet status. A Roosevelt adviser. Loui4 Brownlow. and others had rec~ om mended creation of a Department of Social Welfare. : ART SHOW April 8th -9th --SOUTH COAST PLA~~~·-r- SHOPeCOMPAREe$AVE Hl•LOW .. NOW YOU CAN AFFORD TO AR PET THE WHOLE HOUSE! PLUSH SHAG s5~S6'! sq. YD. SQ. YD. 100% NYLON alues to 51495 SHAG SHA ._pltJSh Shegs s4 *ii-Lows wHylon 8n-os •TOf'I on TOM :~l:i'::r" ... ·= ~ VALUES TO $9.tS 1 ST QUAUTY CARPET ONl YI RMl~PADDlteA LAlolAYAl ... - WI INSTALL AMYWtBll Au. won FULLY .UA1AM111Dl ntOUIAMDS OP YAIDS TO CHOOll FIOMI ot ays 154,981 To Player ~ LAS'VEGAS CAP) -A nllred Womao from New Jeue7 U.Ousbt lbe bacl woo $500 wben • bdb started rtna1q and the ll&hta fl•:sbiq -but then abe found out tbe P13olf WU actual• ~$15f,98L ••snE WAS abeolutely apeecb- ltas.'• aald Bruce Banke. a spokesman for the Flamln10 Hotel where Mn. Anne Ceninko won tbh year's larsest slot m2chlnepayoUinNevada Friday mgbL .. She could 1'0t utter a worct.•• Banke said Mrs. Cervinto ot New Bnmawict, N.J. bad been traveling with her husband and ~ther people from the New Brunswick area. notin1 that this bu been her first trip to Las Vegas. He said she wqn the huge p~orr on one of the hotel's Pot <1' Gohl pro1res~ve dollar machines, adding she bad been playing the machine less than f O\U' mJ.autes. .BANKE SAID Mrs. Cervinko, ~o bad retired as an executive ~retary .in 1988 after 48 years 119~ Jobn:loa and Johnson, had calmed doWm by Saturday mom- i.tg and said abe mi&bt like to tour t.Geworld. •Banke-said this was probably tie third or fourth time a payoff CJI this size was hit in Nevada. ,. .......... Wi4110t~ 1t'01t'.t Run uriel Hdrnphrey, filling e Senate seat of her late usband, Hubert JI. HU1J11. phrey, announced Saturday 'hat she will not run in tbe ~lection for his remaining lerm of 4 years. She said $he wished to spend time with her family. • • South Fears • • .f\rson Plague : ATLANTA CAP> -Damage in !tve atates was estimated in tbe 6illions Saturday u wildfires awept dry woodlands In the ~uth, where it hasn't rained in dearly a month. Authorities sus-~ted anon in many cases. _1 Tbe ~a st.ate patrol aaid ll was tiyiJia to control arson Ji~ the help ol air and ground ,.aneillance over back roads. ~ff --...... FIVE-SEVENS ADD UP TO $15',981 PAYOFF IN VEGAS M,._ Anne Cervinko, of New a.taey 1 Plana to Travel President Concedes Pact Support Weak WASHINGTON (AP) -Prest· dent Carter is cooceding that the second ot the two Pana.ma Canal treaties .. bangs by a th.read" and could be killed by the Senate. Carter made the assessment when asked about Phamanian objections to a provision allow- ing future U.S. intervention to keep the Panama Canal open. "Well, I think any sort of a change or unpredictable de· velopment could endanger the passage of tbe second Panama treaty in the Senate because it hangs by a thread," the pres1· dent told a group of out-of-town newspaper editors and broad· cast exeeutives. .. The support that we have is very tenuous in some in· stances," carter said. E.dle Faces Arrest SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) Mlcbaal TQWnley, an American wanted for questionin1 in Uie 1976 w ashingtoo asswination or Chilean exile Olando Leteller, was expelled by Chile Saturc;lay and flown to the Uatt~ SU¢es, handcuffed and guarded. by t'llo FBI agents. The JS.year-old electronlcs ex· pert faced immediate arrest on his arrival. The Ecuadoran Airlines flight was due in New York just before midnl&bt Satur- day. Police put Townley, an Iowa native, on the plane Just minutes befor.e bis attorney, asked the Chilean SUpreme Court to delay the expulaion order. Farmers Mo1'e .0.. WASHINGTON <AP) -The government said Saturday that the migraUon ot people from farms slowed a bit Jut year alter spurting up sharply tn ms. A report by 1" BureatJ ot Census and tbe Agriculfare Department satd thitl in lim ap. proximately 1,806,000 penons Jived on what federal experts classify as farms, a decline ot •4so,ooo, or 5.4 percent from the 8.253,000 residing Oh farms iD l97G, ( BRIEFS J However. the flight from farms was more drastic in 1978, when farm population decreased 6.9 percent, or 611,000 from the previous year. Dntto Cotter• Lo"' WASHJNGTON CAP) -The Democrats are even deeper in debt than they had feared while Republican coffers continue to swell, according to a Federal Election Commission report on 1977 political fihances. At year's end, the Democratic Party had bills amounting lo some $2.67 million, more than twice what il bad on band, oom- pa red witb a surplus of $9. million for the GOP. The commi~stod said the Republican National Committee ratsed and spent $16.9 million during the year, compared with $6 ~iUion for the Democratic _ Mat1ona1 Committee. StaMlitfl Sought COPENHAGEN (AP) -Euro- pean leaders S~turday agreed on goals for economic ~very in the noo-contmWliat industrial nations and asked the United States and Japan to join the search for a concerted program. .. Internahonal economic stability depends on vigorous ef • forts in all industrialized coun- tries to reduce dependence o4 imported oil," the heads of the nine Common Market govern· menta aa.ld lo a statement issued at the close of a two-day meet.- lnf. Pat,_t• 11.Proeted NEW 'YORK (AP) -AltboQlll nunin1 home employees ended their •trike and went back to wdrk Saturday. maay of the 10,000 patients uprooted to re- lallvea' bomes and bospttala dlldq the walkout still waited .. be ritumed. jWinter Weather Clings 4 ' • i • • Wloratlo BrtWeS for New Snow Storm I • • • Vegas, . Irish Sweeps in Irish Eyes Misted By BigWJDner .... SAN RANCISCO (AP> -When the news arrived that Jo.bn S. Murphy bad won one of two JOp 1rtab SWeepstakes prbes of SUf,000 awarded to Callfor- Diam, lt left b1m numb. ••1•11 NUMB. just numb," said Murpby wboH parenta are from Ireland ... It'll probably take me several hours or several days to aet over yi1a. I'm not very Jaacty." The &C·yur-old retired city wocker wbo was lnJared and dis- abled 12 years aeo while repair- lnat an overhead electrical llDe added, .. I've never won anything but this is it. It's pure luck. Or pure fate." Another Californian, Thomas Leach of Porterville won a third prize of $19,000 along with Egenla Gregory of Loveland, Colo., and W .S. Ross of Louisville, Ky. They drew the horse Claudio Nicolai. LEAat.ct, said It was hlstblrd ti')' ln the sweepstakes. When hearing that be'd won the mecbanlc said .. That's won· derfuL I'm excited. My wile is laying here on the floor passed out. Tbat'sfine." Mrs. Gregory described her winnings aa "a pretty good re- turn on $3.11>." Dikes Failing On Kankake.e SCHNEIDER, Ind. (AP) - Fighting a swift current, rising water and fatigue, soldiers and farmers worked Saturday to re· pair a gaping hole in a Kankakee River dike that spilled water over farmland as spring planting time ap· proaches. "We don't need more rain, we don't need more water and we don't need any sightseers/' said Don Peters, assistant Lake County Civil Defense director. About 500 local volunteers, an Indiana National Guard wait and 12 engineers from tbe U.S. Army Corps ol Engineers have been battling the river all week, Peters said. ,... ............ SAN FRANCISCAN WON $114,000, SMOOCH FROM MATE John F. Murphy Alyce, Waa One or Two Callfo;nl• Wlnnera Racial Poll Finds Di ff ere nee in Views NEW YORK (AP) -Most Americans agree that blacks are better off now than 10 years ago, but white and black citizens part company wbeo asked just bow much progress blacks have made, an Associated Press·NBC News poll shows. Despite disagreement between blacks and whiles about black progress, black Americans are more optimistic about their future than white Americans are about theirs, the survey shows. THE POLL, based on telephone interviews with 1,207 adults in late March, included interviews with a large sample of blacks to insure an accurate picture of black opinion. About halt of the whites tn. terviewed said they believe American blacks are much bet- ter off DOW than 10 years afo. ART SALE One-third of the whites said the last decade has left blacks sli&htly better ore. By contrast, only 20 percent ot the blacks interviewed said they felt American blacks are much better orf now. F'lfty·three per· cent said citizens or their raee are slightly better off. ALTHOUGH blacks and whites differ on the degree of the pro- gress, 82 percent ol all Americans agree that the last 10 years ol social change has ended with blacks in better shape in this country than when the decade began. Seven percent of the. whites and 12 percent of the blacks said blacks are in about the same condiUon now as 10 ydars ago. Four percent of the whites and 11 percent of the blackis are worse off now than 10 year.I ago. HUNDREDS OF FRAMED ORIGINAL OILS AND WATERCOLORS FRAMED ORIGINALS ~IMCWDID as low as: Sx7 •••••••• $ 3.50 8xl0 •••• ~ ••• $ 9.00 12xl 6 •••••••• s 16.00 I 6x20 •••••••• s 19.00 20x24 •••••••• $29 .oo 24x36 •••••••• $39 .00 UNFRAMED ORIGINALS as low as: lxl 0 •••••••• S 6.00 12x 16 ......... S I 0.00 I 6x20 •••••••• $16.00 20x24 •••••••• s 19.00 24x36 •••••••• $29.00 High 9uallty Palnffng at a first ffme offer with frame Included. Sefection of seascapes, florals., landscapes, clowns, sports. and westerns. ":' COME EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION 6HOURS ONLY Stmday, April 9th, 11 ~m.•S p.m. STATE EWS Par qnat Fe ed -.,.... U.S. ~allbaw ll~al1h..t ll n• -..-..111 tb.tt ... poiaancw to · uana ftelds. Ev. ....... Trtbune bu VANDD Sbaw, the A leadinc berbi paraquat as herbicide oo plying it the Shaw re least 10 to available juana and J>09inc far 1 plying IL wllb para· UM severe 1~ death lf 1moked to recen1St1Yem· ·es taave aald they ayln• mart.Juana uat but will add chemical to stve • dlatinct. taste ~memosaldW.B. tu.re Department•• authority, claued e most dan1eroua marltet to thole ap- paper said. rtedly said at other weed klllera effect.ively kill marl· poppy fields while a threat to people ap- .......... So dang "Shaw, that Europeans is paraquat, aald veral Americans and from exposure to it. GREEN, RED REPLACED BEYERL Y HILLS MANSION'S WHITE WAU.S Nefghbore Ale Complaining, Sunaet Boulev•rd Gawtcer• Clog Street FRESNO CAP) A combination of ene y alternatives to reli e the predicted cru h wat likened lo "I s and butter" promises t the Vietnam War era y former war protes r Tom Hayden here Sal • day. "Then we had telling us we could - ford the mix of a forei war and domestic p • l>erity," be told t state Democratic Ce tral Committee's e ecutive commiUee al weekend meeting. But the 1916 U. Senate hope(~ said h doubts taxpayer's ca finance two altemativ ener1y sources com pletely. Guns, "There's an ob· t that spews matter o in a long, light jet 1 · a blowtorch," said D ls M eredit.b. He sai the jet was six light ars long. Meredith s the object is one of ut a dozen huge jets · other galaxies. SAT & Sii APRIL 8 & 9 -Dtl1Jt:1Tf0 E BUSH S Thousands of ·· Bushes inVarious Colors c each Site of orld Famous Rose Qower is being demolihed to make way f a ·new business -- ci > ..J m GARDEN GROVE FWY. ~ '~~ I ~~ 17th Street will be trimmed and back ••• ready for tr splant I - a: 0 m a: cc :c . G) > cc • G) ~ -.,. ""' . 5th Street . A Di c .,. ~ McFadden :I • fl) Edinger SAN DIEGO FWY. . . 5th and Sullivan Streets ( 1 block east of Fairview) • Santa Ana -G) G) ... -fl) 0 ~ -.: m ING · YOUR OWN CONTAINER ·Bucket· -.. Plastic· Bag -Box Two-Piece Cue Sticks • hustle yourself rn tor our line quahty two-pll!Ce cue socks' • brass to brass couphnJ. nylon wrapped handle ch01ceot weights' 4.99 -· --. r • DAILYPILOT AS l Seeing Red ~;'/I_ I • Mansion Decor's Odd · . 8EVBB.LY HILLS (AP> -ID this mecca of mlllionalNI and movie stars. wben m&QJ bomes truly are castles. an Arabian sbelt's ...cent purcbue of his dream palace is bec:omln& a nightmare for his neighbors. "It's a dirt.y Disneyland, .. complains one resi· dent who baa watched in astonishment as sheik Mohammad S.A. al-Fassl's workers painted Romanesque statues black and bright. red in anatomically 1trate1ic places. • Can screech to a balt. at tbe sight of giant urns filled with orange. red, blue and yellow plastic fiowen in a land where t.he real t.binp arow OQ treea. The SB-room mansion. once an understated white stucco, bas been painted bri1bt greell on the outaide with red and orange walls within. Those who have been inside say the wans are emblucoed with murals -some ol nude women, some relllious scenes and one desert scene with a ·camel. Outside. sunbursts or gold have been painted above each window. and purple drapes are vi.sible from the street. Last week. workmen replaced the t.raditionat Spanish tile rooC with sheets of abiey aun·reflectin& copper. • from oven to table rn one be.auttful swoop• • <Sark amber sefVlngware rests 1n woven"""' baskets choose square, ov•I or r~nd bilun~ dKhes, co11ered c.n~oles. too NCll6.99 • pjKelNIS 79c .,,_ ~~ NN Oa4!706 >> f9 4761 29-0z. Cling Peaches 45c 2/89c Ul41JO LAGUNA HILLS .. Laguna Hllta M • -~· Uy Pilot Editorial Page .......... ll)llm .............................. ._. ..... .. • ,&lt\daY.~l.1918 'Aobtrt N. Wttd/PubltsMt I Kervll/Edltor • Second Glances . Show What's Up th~ week over. President Carter visited four counlri~s on two conU· nenls, complete with Ajr Force 1 tramporL and Class A p~ coverage. Jlis recycled words drew yawns. Actress Vanessa Redgrave zipped in a~ouple Of one, liners at the Oscar ceremonles and drew more attenUon than Carter has had since the inaµguration. A look at tbe week's papers also discloses that Prino cess Margaret bas bad her social reins drawn tieht and that State TI"en.sur~ Jesse Unruh 1$ growing back the Jowls that gave him the image and title of Big Daddy when he ran the California Legislature. _Other items in and out of the week's new5: Politicians Win,. Lose One Orange County polilician gained a htfle stature, another lost a little. Our ex-AssessorJCongressman Andy Hinshaw got out of jail after serving eight months of a minimum, one-year sentence for campaign malpractices -and he showed style in the way he came back. No wtuning, no hiding from the press or the public. he said his piece as he went back into society. Instead of arm-waving diatribes against his prosecutors, he spent most of his words on constructive criticism of the penal system he saw as an inmate. In Washington, meanwhile, .another ex-Congressman from Orange County, Dick Hanna, came up for mention m Toogsun Park's latest testimony. The free-spending Korean rice-dealer seems to have spent $262,000 winning Hanna's favor instead of the $200,000 Hanna had copped out to receiving. With most of us looking at next Monday's income tax deadline, one wonders if Hanna will amend his return to accommodate the new fii:urcs . Duke's News Heartening J ohn Wayne -acknowledging he'd lost some "zip," -took )eave of Hoag Memorial Hospital in Newport Beach and flew back to Boston's Massachusetts General Hospital for a heart valve operation. Amid his thousands of wishes for recovery are some special ones from his friends in Orange County. We hope you're back in your Newport Beach home soon. Duke. We're planning something for your 71st birth- day party. Ladies' Luck Holds Out Back in Connecticut, the Bel-Aire Car Wash on South Street in West Hartford offered a 50·C6fll socc1al price on MondaysasaLad1esDayspecial. > One man complained. Slate authorities. drawn reluctantly into the scene. were asked to uphold the Public Accommodations Act which makes it illegal to discriminate on the basis of ra<?e, religion. national origin, age or sex. " · ""Thelfuman Rights people fbund that ladies were get tmg special deals on mart1nis. ski-lift tickets. racetrack admissions and any number of considerations based on th~ir sex 1 Lnst1 week, they declared st 1s impossiblt; to pohQ! t·ornmereial favors for women. A small item, perhaps, but carried to its ultra-logical <·onclusion. it could have led lo the banning of special prices for !->Cnior citizens. Because of one complaint. Opinions Canceled Out The U.S. Postal Service proposed a rule forbidding newspaper receptacles from being attached to the posts that hold rural m ailboxes. From across the country came the response: 19 let· , tcrs Of them, 18 said the rule was silly, one favored it. Last week, the USPS looked at the evidence and ruled. "Despite the preponderance of comments opposing this change, we believe the change should be made." Score another for clear-headed Washington thinking. • Opinion~ expressed in the space above are those of the Oaify Pilot. Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and artists. Reader comment is Invited. Address The Daily Pilot, P.O. Box.16GO, Costa Meu, CA 92628. Phone (714) 642--4321. ·--~Boyd/Party Size ' " <I ... ;:,. , '. ByL.M.BOYD How many people are needed to make Ute pest pa{- ty? Spline that query on tbe hostess in your family lo see · what she says. One common answer is a 1 clo zen, six couples. Another is 21, or sorne similar odd number, to guarantee the lively action of r.1. , one or more witty wan. derers. However, I like the Lt contention of Mr&. Dean Rust, wile or the former ::: Seeretary of of State. Said ...-. abe: 1'be best party is two te· :~, .. 1ax~4 gepple talk.ine quietly. '~v If you want a complete : 11 · human :skeleton alreacly as.-... , ., isembled, it'll cost you about . Jff"I! $750. But ""11Y pay so much? •• You can gel a handyman's :.skeleton kit for less than S400 ..i::.i and put the bones toget.Jier yourself. What, you say you don't want the whole s keleton, just tho sltull? That'll be $250. One reason that Vatican City is the smallest country in the world, I'm told, u that its birth rate is iero. Q. "What's a •sortie'?" A. A combat fligbl or a single plane. One out of five Israeli homes Jll,ready is he•ted by solar power. In Cuba, the streets oC Havana are patrolled by ·civill~, all the civilians. as- ~igned to shifts. A wife may do auard duty from U p.m. to 2 a.m., her busband from 2 to S a.ni .. each once a month . • Tbey ao unarmed ln small teams. If trouble jumps up, • they call the la,,. Somethln1 like that is be.ins done by cl~zens band radio opuatons hereabouts. but not Jn • auctl an organized manner. ., not7tt.SWld by. J ck.Anderson .. Marcos Melting J p~ese ~oot? WASHING TON -We may have solved the mystery or the lost treasures of lhe East. which were pillaged by the Japanese conquerors when they overran Asia during World War II. In aa earlier column, we cited evidence that the Japanese bid t.be loot in sunken ships, buried trucb. underground vaults and doz e n s or other secret sites in the Phlhppine6. American war prisonets reportedly were forced to help bury the boo-ty and tnen were killed to safeguard the secret. At one site they allegedly were buried alive. Their bones were found by evcwitnesses who told us lhey located the site fnim secret Japanese maps. MORE THAN 100 maps of lhe hiding places reportedly were drawn by Japanese generals who looted the occupied coun- tries and brought the stolen treasure to the Philippines. The Nick Thimmesch ... mQps illegedly list an inventory of eold, silver. platinum, jewelry and other prlzu worth an estimated SlOO billion. The atory of bow President Fer4loancl Marcos, th& Filipino stron•man. got hold or the maps and schemed to retrieve the trove reads-like a paperback thriller. We have pieced the story together from eyewitness acconts. swQ.rn statements, confidential documents and tape recordings now in the .possession or the State ~partmeflt. Marcos alleaedly formed a secret combfn , known by lhe code name .. Leber," to recover the fabulous booty. Participants In the venture have told us that the dictator has no intention or returning the priceless treasures to the cowitries that own them. He allegedly has made arrange· ments to melt down the gold and chanie its ch~mical nature, so he can sell it on the world market. HE HAS sworn the other con- spirators to secrecy, threatening to kill anyone who makes thls story public. He also has given bis colleagues code names, wit- ness es say. For example. Marc as SUPPOSed lo be re- f erred as "Charlie" in aJl tele.,»h e and written com- mumca OS~ His lop aide, Gen. Fabian er. was given the vseudon .. Jimmy." All over· seas ca es dealing with tbe project ere sent in one of two cod The P ·cl pan ta charge that Marcos used govemm,nt security ces, military divers and otb personnel to help locate th~under. He bas also Ugbtene bis conttol over si;tlvage its to keep private divers aw from the scutUed, treasure-la n ships. He ordered . a govern~ takeover of the Lui.on Ste oring Corporation because its ers allegedly bad come too se to a sunken treasure in ~ila Bay. We have ~amlned almMl 1.000 page .. or documents listened to ~v~ hQurs or tape~ and interv1e"1 witnesses both 1n the Unitedstates and the Phihppines. C)e or the docu- ments, marked•Personal Con fidential, Propr•ary fnf~rma­ t10n," sketches 1" secret opera- tion. "T.DERE AR exactly 34 locations of ~ajd. importance and 138 locations lesser im· portance," the C°"1:1unication explains. "The LeW. group bas retrieval plans for \ 172 loca- tioA111 but wish lo 01' work 'bn the 34 locations, Jm~g that lf ll\ey retrieve sneral\f the 34 sites they will have d~ an ex-cellent job " The document make~ clear that Marcos domina~~ the Leber combine. He bas 1 ecret partners, two or whom the Japanese with tbe o inal maps. "At the. zero app ·ate time," slates the docu nt, "they grabbed lhe master o r treasure burials f m Yamashita 's Headquarters~ held them until this day. the president has never seen such or~~mal engineering dra1 mg ..• buried torld War H Japanese treuurdn the Sierra Mad~." For participants in the ventur all they were dialng ac a S a Madre 11lte on the very y the column was publish Marcos ·•oeuty had a fit," on articlpant totd our re- Porter leen Canzian. Mareos ordered~ work on tho project stopped til he could determino "just w much Andenoa knows." AT TfE TIME. we· had no docum~Uon but 01'1Y the word of sourc4' close lo Marcos. A few weeks pltsed without any fwtber menUonlYust(tbeSierraMadre treasure.so Marcos allowed the diggins t resume. Sources wbo particip:t in the excavation say theJap emapswereaccurate down to last detaJL Our wit- nesses wfre withdrawn from the project, lowever, just before the buried '*>ty was about lo be un· covered One s ce was shown a room piled w gold bars in the base· ment o Marcos• summer pres· idenlla palace. Other sources claim t Mareos kept in bis of· fice a o-foot Buddha made of pure g d. part of the recovered loot. S ll other witnesses were told th the Leber combine last year h recovered $14 billion oC the bf.ed treasures. We have been ld the exact location of many the treasure sites. FO OTE: One or Marcos• partn s in the Leber combine. fo rm4l' Ambassador Amelito Mul\J\. was obviously taken by .surpn;e by our knowledge of the mutt.billion-dollar treuure bunt. Ho 'blurted agltatedty: .. That is a private matter. That has nothtg to do with anything ... H~ing thus acknowledged lhe exis•nce of the Leber group, he adde! hastily: "I never took up with the president any matter concirning the treasure hunt. I d9n ', know if the president was in vqved in the Leber group." The document conclude~ .. Please discard this Jetter •• 1 If it falls into the wrong hands. Ht later insisted: ••To my a ll of the carefully guarde<t kJlo•ledge, the Leber group has se~rets. wiU be awastt, and nooe \ n.Qtteceived any treasure." of lLS can afford U1is to bappen. BY. dis~djnt.Jt.1£.ineanUhat it ~ILIPPl1'ffl DENIAL: We W<>Uld...,~ burqe~ or .Shredded. •\a abe Pbilippioe embas!J to plea'se. 1bt n Marcos' comments for . . ~· ~ brief response was de· We threw a scare into the ve:ed to us by Mario Belisario Leber combine on July ~. 1975, a1go d'a(f-a~. He had bee~ when-~ reportt!d Qn ~ derec-~rµcted by •wcos to inform tio!''' ~t·w Mart()( 'aide nam-:<1 A.bat the story is our .. own Primittvo Mijares, We noted m coction." There is no plan. he passing that Marcos allegedly te "to pick up any Japanese controlled "a claim on some rldWar 11 treasures." CET A: Paying for Workers' ln ___ gence WASHI NG TON lt as the working people of America who pay money to the federal gov- ernment which turns around and gives a fair amount to increls· inc numbers of people who are up against it, or who claim that they can't make it in our society. Most of us want to help people who are up against it -depen- dent children, the sick, aged and infirm. More and more of us ·are becoming disgu s ted with the other group, and resent giving our money to lbose wh o complain, won't try or refuse to develop sell-respect. Mid-April is the time of lbe taxpayer, a time to remember how federal money 1s spent, and lo make a mental note for next fall when candidates are run- ning for office. Next fall, ask tbem about the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act (CETA>. now being investigated in several states and cities. ASK '1'11J:M why CETA money wag spent by city councilmen to pad their personal starts; why ,aspiring ballerinas were paid 114$ a week from these tunds to mprove their careers: bow come CETA funds were used to cover people's bail money, fines and bad raps Ask all Uses • al\4 abo whether they Uilnk it t. right tor CETA lo fund "aclivbt0 groups -gay organizations, mUitant woin's groups -as part ol i>ub ic service training. C TA's 1978 budget ls $8 tilll.foo, and President Carter • wanta to hike it to Sll.4 billion ne t11ear. lta purpose is to train unskuted p ople, to improve l and the community. and a whole gane of Republicans had long areued that "Big Brother" in Washington dJdn't know what was good for the peo. ple back in Peoria. But no matter bow well inten- tioned any plan is, human beings are fallible and so is CETA. Thanks lo some first-rate report- ing by the Washington Star we have learned that the misuse of CETA funds allowed the Dis· trict. of Columbia €ity Council to triple its staff: put political pa.ls on the payroll, including a coun- cilwoman's son and the wlte or a dentist who presumably makes good bucks already. Despite these irregularities. the Department of Labor is granting the District of Colum· bia an additional $1 million this yearforevenmoreCETAjobs. lo Alexandria, Va., CETA paid the bail and fines of a man charged with a crime because be was in a city jobs program; and also paid $175 in fines ror a woman chartted with drivina her cars without U\Surance. IN NEARBY AND rich M ontaomery County. nine young dance "trainees" are be· ing paid $14S a week from CETA to improve their ballet sldlls. One young woman, ZJ, $aid this bonanza allowed ht:r to quit the part·tlme jobs she worked al to pay for ~r previous lessons. Pun eh T he decisions to pay these monies are made in the offices of mayors, county executives and governors. That means they can be political decisions. though federal regulations pro- hibit that. It also means that ac· tivist groups can write rational appllcaUons and get funded. In Los Angeles, $840,000 in CET A money ls marked to help gays fin4 jobs and to teach the public about gay li(estyles and problems. ln Rochester, N .Y .• the Gay Alliance of Gepesee County got a $35,000 grant - though it took a city council de- bate -to improve the Jives and opportmlitJes of tbe local gay community. MIDGE CONSTANZA, Prest· dent. Carter's omabudspeqoo. spoke out publicly !or the gayre- quest when she was in Rochester, her hometown. Maybe ber advocacy lsn't il- legal, but Lsn't it questionable? In New York, the National Congr ess of Neighborhood Women get enough CETA money to pay the sa)aries ol ~ stailers of t.belr group, the Na- tional Gay Task Force, ancl tbe militant NatJonal Organiutlon tor Women. Total cost: $2.5 mllllon. Th' Justitlcat1on for funding activists ~t their proje~ta oa· tenslbly provide Job trainlna - ir cause. or course -and ve their employment op- po jties. B at reasoning, what IC the · Nat Right-to-Life Commit- tee lied for a grant to be used to ide job counseling and trai e to young pregnant wom who opted not to have abor s? You can bet there woul e a furor over that. E I S considerable that the beneficiaries. funds at'e not the "econ calty disadvantaged," nor a ey without skills. One surve wed that 20 percent ot thetn y bad jobs the day before went on CETA. Unfo tely. it appears that CET A been used to pay the vray of people wbo like to indulge mlelves, who do not want to rk their way up in the Americ ttadiUoo. 11Jese are people feel the government should them. perhaps even bees in our society! eport clallu that to- e more people re. ks from tbe U.S. an there are peo.. money Into the emment. Ask tho bout that next fall. I 7 ---... "'!#P:D9' ______ _ lffore ett!nion · · To wrn.o.c.u~ Pnot/Box 1560, c.Osta Mna,CA 92&26 To C.11 the O.lly Pllot/7'4 "'2~1 ,/./ ,#r /./ '; /./hi JONES MANUFACTURING COMPANY ,-, "' t -~----' I I I No Longer a Question of Risbt or Wrong No Instant Replay, Think 'Centuries' As I beard the alory. there was lbJs f amOWJ Oxford don who taught philosophy. A br1ght youn1 pupil had sub- mitted a paper that, in the atudeot•s view. reflected a pret- ty long and sober view of thino. The teacher d1d not tell the pupil rlgbt out that no was superficial. Instead he said: ~ ·~ves, a valid Judameat, perhaps, if _ you are t.binklng in decades; but in mat-- ters of Wa kind tb1nt ln centuries, thbak ~ ~If/ in cnttu'it• . ., • 4 I've always 0llked that atory: and ~ find it a useful correcuu wben faced with tho newest intellectual rqe, or sexual aberration or plain old passionate fad. TOE SALESMEN OF TllES£ passionate lads alftJ'S sound as ii th~y had invented, or at least radically cba.nged, human nature. They ean only be placed lo lbeir proper place when we remember bow \lery little bu.man nature has changed in the past couple of thou.sand yttn. One of the advantages of an old-fashioned classical education is that it firmly implants that knowledge. Wben you spend years with Herodotus, Thucydides, Vergjl and socb, you get inside tbelr heada. You know that. at base. the men who wrote those books and tbodght those thoughts are prett,. much the same as the next fellow you wW meet in the street. JC YoU think Playboy has a handle on sex, pick up "a copy of the poems of Catullus, 8'?·54? B .C. They are bawdy and wonderful, and thero Isn't a trick ln the boolc that has not been tried, and el\loYed, by the autbor. The portraits of Herodotus are as real, and as near, as the men whose ambition and corruption rules Washington i.Q every ~ administration. What Can We Settle It For? MAN llA.8 LANDED ON THE MOON, but it is the same man who won the batUe of Thermopylae. illustrated the Book of Kells, penned the Maena Carta, and founded the United Stales. By SAM llAKAM Sam I loJcnm is o ruf4ent o/ llunt- ington Beach. Every time we have to see our doctor we are painfully aware a good chunk of money has been added on the bill lo pay for bis malpractice insurance. Jt may come as a shock to m "ny that this same cost is added lo jusl about eve ing we buy to pay for t product liability insuranc of the manufacturer. IT HAS BEEN estimated that lhia bu increased our cost of liv· ing about 10 percent and it will keep on going up. A dlsfurbing thought is that lbis lrituat.loo was broDpt about by a series of judicial declsions and not by the legtslatlvc acts in Sacramento. Over the last 12 years court rullop have result- ~d la a ~i:tu.aUon wbertf, lo cue of a.n accident. anybody and everybod.y connected with the machine or product involved in the accident, gets sued. There is no lime limit. There is a case on record of a company being sued for a machine it first sold back in 1883. That was before most of us were even born. The machine lacked safeguards and was In faulty condition. It may have been Junked and resurrected from the :;crap pile. THE OPERATOR who got hurt was a new employee with only a few minute.CJ prior instruc- tion. But. even if the operator was drttnk and safety measures were a ll in gross violation of governmental regulatlom. a suit. could be and was filed. The very fact that there was an accident ts all the evidence needed to start a legal action. You are ~u11tyunW proved innocent. Even improved safety features on Iat~r models can be used as evidence of a design de· feet on machines built 40 or SO years previously. A manulac· lurer. who should b e en- couraged, is instead penalized for trying to make a safer machine. After a product or machine has been sold, the manufacturer has absolutely no further control over it. But his liability goes on forever. The machine can oo a bused. overloaded, broken or deteriorated to a faulty and dangerous operating cond1tion. BUT IN CASE or an accident ever7body who had anythlng to do with it gets sued. This in- cludes the original manufac- turer, every dealer who sold or r~old it and anybody who m ade any kind of repairs or provided accessories for it. My own company once did a minor job on a ma.chine. Three yetrs later the operator lost a finger because a safety guard had been disconnected. There was nothing wrong with the machine. Our minor ($25) repair had absolutely nothing to do with the cause of the accident. But it cost us more lban $1,000 to get out from under. Whal has aggravated the situation is Uiat the courts have decreed the manufacturer must guard against any foreseeabl~ conditions. Just what that means is up to the jury to decide and this has raised havoc with our entire system of justice. MANY CASES are decided on a basis of emotion instead of the facts. To insure a good tear· jerking presentation. the jury is carefully screened lo kttp off any who might possess the ex- pertise to judge the facts fairly. Such tactics have resulted in those huge awards we r ead about and for which we the con· sumers, ultimately get the btll. It has also led lo some un- believable verdicts. -A little girl had been hurt by a window fan which had been installed backward. Had the fan been ins l a lied properly, the guard would have prevented lbe accident. Qut an award of $65,000 was brought against the manufacturer. -A wood saw was sold to the Navy during the war. Twelve years later it was resold by a surplus dealer. The guard had been knocked off and never replaced. The new user cut his hand badly. The jury brought in a verdict of $50,000 against. the original manufacturer. THINGS AR£ In such a bad .state that when an accident now happens, the Question is not who was wrong or right, but what can we settle it for? The resull has been a rash of lawsuits on tAt IUrasltst pretext Insurnce costs have double} aad. doubled raising havoc wtth ebb sm a ll business firms. Consider the case of the Havir Company of Minnesota. Its liability insurance went from $2,000 to $150,000 in less than two years. It was more than com· pany officials could pay. They were faced with the choice of go- an~ bare (no insurance> or clos· ing down. They chose to close, putting a lot or people out o{ work. This is happening to hun- dreds of small business firms around the country. It must be pointed out that the manufacturer makes no defense for unsafe products. The sooner the makers of such items are closed down the better. AFTER ALL they are en- dangering his greatest asset which is the buying public. It is to hls interest to keep consumers healthy and productive so they can buy more of his output. If they get hurt and have lo go on welfare, they become a habtlity instead of an asset. lbs taxes have to help pay their keep. But there is something very wrong when a man can spend his whole life building up a busi· ness and UK!n be wiped out in an expensive lawsuit for something be made 40 or SO years before. Many blame the lawyers for the mess we are In. After all they are cashing in big wilh their fat contingency fee ar· rangements. But if we were ln their place would we act any different? We are all out to make a buck. The lawyer can no more be blamed than the manufacturer is at fault for-bad working conditions SO or more years a". 1t took legislation to correct at then and it will take le1i.&lat.ionto correct it now. UNFORTUNATELY THIS poses a special problem. So Dt1Ut11 legislatars are.. lawyets. any are COl\nected with groups 111(• tile Trial LaWyers As~la· t1on which 1s strongly opposed to changing procedures. They know they have a good thing and \\ant to keep it that way. Bills that have been in- troduced have always been killed or lied up m committee. To date not a single piece of cor· rectivc legislation bas become law. Industrial groups a nd chambers of commette have b(ought increasing pressure but so far 1t has been a losing battle. Many or us arc now consider- ing another way to get some ac- tion. This is to go direct to the people through the initiative pro- cess. The Jarvis tax campaign s hows that It will at the-very least rouse lbe leJ)s1alure to do something. But we mus( act soon. The s mall businessman, who is the very essence of the American pioneering s pirit is rapidJy becoming an endange red species. This knowledge of the essential sameAesio or man over the ages is not something you learn by slltio& in front of an electronic tube, wbich is the way most peoplo receive their information these days. You could go through a U!etime or commercial television without knowing that a man named Shakespeare, or a painter named Da Vinci, ever lived. Jn my view every grown adult who aspires to a full life should regularly read a book or two that was written at least 500 years-ajlo. You would be astounded at bow coru.emporary is the bitter-sweet wisdom of Ec- clesiastes. It starts and ends wilb the words .. Va.nily of vanities, all ls vanity" and you cannot get more fashionably pessimistic lban that. '{BE WORLD OF MICHEL DE MONTAIGNE is the worl<JI. of professional football , of jet travel. of multina- tional companies, because the heart of snan has not changed since be wrote so masterfully of it ... There is no man so good.'' he said, "wbo, were he to submit all his thoughts and actions to the laws, would not deserve hang· ing lOtimesinhislife." There does exist a body of law called eternal verities. One is that a man who is not true to himself, is not a happy· man. Another is that if you consistently do evil you de~ grade yourself. Another is calJed the golden rule. and it is as true today as it was In the days of Moses. The humanness of human beings ls our great legacy. Any way we can be put in touch with our common bonds is bound to improve the quality of our life. How refreshed and heartened we can be to hear Montaigne saying, in the 16th Century: "I am furl.her of opinion that it would be bet- ter for us to have no laws at all than lo have them In so prodigious numbers as we have." "Roots" was a fascinating story or the beginnings of a black family. We could a ll do ourselves a favor by searching out our own intellectual roots. There's this guy Shakespeare, as an example, and that guy Dante ••• TRB ·From Washington /';rime to Uproot Subterranean MiJlions or all the rituals of American de- m ocr acy I think the annual self· flagellaUon of citizens in filling out their income tax forms <deadline Aprll 17) Is the most impressive. I suppose nobody hates to pay laxes more than I do. But I go through my Form 1040 once a year. by custom, with reasonable honesty, and send my contribution on to the federal bureaucrats, grumbling at every step Of the way. We carry the self.i.nfllcted mortifica· tioa beyanci aQ1 other naUOG. Wily do wedoln dollars. Some 2.3 million corporaUons will have contr ibuted another; $60 billion. OF THESE RETURNS about 2.S per· cent will be audited. No doubt the fear of such audits propels the process along. .But it would not survive for a minute without that additional in&re· dient: confidence in the ulllmate fair- ness of the government and of feUow citizens. It a J8: lngredient of confidence that is eh ged now from many direc- tions. During the eampalgn candldate LET'S FACE rr. because we accept Carter called the tax system a "dis-Oliver Wendell Rolrnts' sayingtbattaxes grace to tho human race•• wblt:h was a are tbe price of civilliatJon: because, at rhetorical way. l suppose, of promisinc heart, we trust our 1ovemment to ad-that be would make reforms if elected; minister tho money with a reasonable so tar these reforms haven't appeared. degree ol competence and evenhanded-Confidence in the tax structure is at nus; and because. finally, we trust oor lacked from many sides. For 1lx )'.ears nei&hbon -ye.-., we believe that they· 8epresentatl•e Charles Van.lie. D-Ohio. are doing their 1bare too and. on bas compiled an annual study of cor- averase, wUJ be U conlcleotlous U WO porate t&Jt loopholes. Lut January he aare, or m-.yb8 ID.Ore so. examined 168 of the bla•t U.S. com· tt ts weft to ha..e the ·artstY ortttat put. ancl found that 17 of them bad C!Ome 1n the Sprtni. the tlme -al hope. paid niltbln1 In efteetlve federal lncomo Eve~ lookl brS&hter ~. We f.aUI in tax 39ar 1978. TbeM 17 tom• ~dll't ..:ind tt ln Nonmber. Tuee panlea' CUslect ill tbe Congresalonal ... •L-· .... 11 11.eeotd CJ( J UarJ JS) had CQlll"t>IDN come uP w ...., .u.ups. worlclwtdo bet tncomcs of SZ.9 bllD.QO. Havlnf a4ot.bb unjOpalarpnaftee-Not1,S;tnclom tax. Uon to tbo 19eome tax. let mo add that J lblnk that .nythinl that weakens •01tTY·ONE OTHER tlant eom· &be unique relatlon1blp betweea· J)4Jllcs (listed by name) paid lea than Americans &Dd their aove.mm b IUb-10 peccem in c!fectlv• federal inCQdl vemvo tn the ultimate MDM. By the tax• in lln8. Vanlk reported. ms·com. middle at tbla mOD.lll IS JD:llUoo in· mllaloner Jerome Kuna. In a TV ap- cllttd.iW 1DCOme ta: farm.a wUl ba'nt pear 18lt ...u. air-cs CGr• Nm reed"4 bJU. ,,.,,-'• dll a ~ ... PQlns a am1•w 111~ ftraal "61 GI aboei _... lllllluill Ulia GI d ca. &Maa;..u.r 1111114 co; 'Do )al take dOflars'I' ' estimates of a $200 billion subterranean economy," Kurti said. He put a com- fortable face on it, however: "Two hun- dred billion dollars is a very high number, but in a two·trillion-dollar economy it's certainly nQt overwbelm-mf," he said. t may not be overwhelming in a world of cash and balance sheets but in a tax system that rests on tnw,lblet lite faith and fairness, it could be destructive. · ANtmtER A'ITACK ON tb9 aDJque Amer1can tax ayatem la lnflatlon. If we cheriab the ~lve income tu, we muat do aomethrnr about Ual1. Consumer prices rose in Fel;lruary at IA annu l rate of 7.2 percent and the aver worker's buying power accord- ing to the Labor Departmen~ declined aL an annual rate of 2.4 ~eat. The consumer wu cauaht between higher prices, a Sodal Security tax boost and graduated incomo taxes. Constder tbe example at the 1vuten Jonea fa.mllJ. 1'bo Joaes 1=Uy baa four memben. and. baet lit-". ,Mr. Jones earned $11.otO. Hl• syinpatheUc employer makbecl lnflat.IGD wt&h waao kcrouea dollat lot dollar °"'"' 21 1ean. '1Na ~ a nao tneome ct $32,too In 1'16-an lnetea.te of m per-c:ent. !tut the bl&her 1alary pmlttd Ui Jone. family bom a 22 petcent tax braelt t into a a pel'CODt braclt llt t•x •Oared from. St,5'0 to '8.toO. 7h.il'a ao liluu.o C( •=cent. The \ID• lortwtat. ~ Oou Us nominal la· eom.••taJ1DWU~~---ca ila»W"lllllQUNS'"iDIDllA Most Amerl~an families, despite inflation,' are b e tter off tha11 they were. But old people. pensioners. those on fixed incomes aren't; and now comes last week's warning signal that for one month, anyway. the avera1e worker's buying power declined. It a WashJngton PollUclan isn't aware ol lbe dynamite In that signal be 1a Yel'7 stupid indeed. An income tait form tells about a citizen's famlly. debts, social status. payments, donatJona. contributions -It is hard to lmaaine any document mon entlUed to prlncy. Information la re. corded and stored oo tas>Q in a bank of IRS computeria in Martinsburg, W. Va. David Wtse, in his chilling book '"lbo Ameriean Police State,'' abows bow to make the IRS the equlnlent ol the f'Bl and ClA. an instrument of social con- 1 rol During Richard Nixon•s admlnlstra· tion lbo Special Service Staff <SSSt W Illes on Jlmmy Breslin. Ma.yor .Jol\11 Llodu~oretta Kine, columala~ Joseph • the Ford J'gundatlon. Americran ~I Ubertles Unicln. 'l'Mn were dorms ot lists ... audlt u.iem.. \' ttcate them'' were tbo ....... ne aullen burea.ucNta ,..i&ted. Nlxm t.4 Ulm IRS commlssloilets bl five ,ean. And at the •4 of it all It ... dls- elosed tba.t Nl.-bltnaeU paid oal7 '1la ln taxes ln 1'70. and $873 mt, haW.a doducttd ball a mHUoo lot donaUq bia Ylc•·Pfftldentlal pa9-0r• ~ all Im· proper'1 baekdated ClR. Somel!d.O& think aboutlblaweek. u::::.~-:.~ ~GuMl!f!"~a!llll~r.-11Y'itil ~PllJ!lit·~ ~ l I" . -· • COUNTY i· UC ll'vlne facult7 memben are petWanlnc UC resents to iadd a vouna faculty member to &hmrranb. met on~ 'l'bunc!Q was tO JOID the reg~ with a special IABllTr Mv. throach aa lnereaae La sbadeD& tuition ~ $18 a year • . ~rgings: The vote by the Irvine divlaloo of the systemwade academic • sena~ was taken last week. Four years aeo, the faculty senate turoed down an op. portunity to place a faculty member on the regentboard. The argument then, UCI prcr fessora recounted Thursday, was that. faculty should remam above the fray of regent debate, an an adversary position, rather lhan become part o( the system. interest member of lt.s own. Votes oo the Issue are being taken a1 other UC c~ u well, and wll1 be a ed at a state racult;y auembly which THOSE Students have seven members ...11 .. oa the 11-member board plmo .... ~ .. YD. WHO nlQg tbe fadllty. COITAWISA Profes10ra feel the p!'OpOled booutcre ls too small. at 10,000 CARE wW decide wbetber to ~ NEED A LAWYER? the regents for a faculty res nt. square feet, and needs to be The plan may be presented to more than an outlet lor ••text. ............ ,.. . , ' • VOTE the resent. by May. booU andT..WU. '' ,,. •Divorce In another action, the tJCl One professor said he reared • Bankl"UPtcV FOR faculty votoo to uree its senJle that it. might. well be .. the • Crlmlnal committee on student affairs to lousiest book.at.ore ln the world ... • WlllJ...Probate ! ~ llCI Profs Want &gent's Seat, 1Large Bookswre , . . t I ' But many UC professors con· sider lhal the board of regents has become politicized, representing different interest groups . lake ''forthright and dynamic ac· Another was anxious that it lion•• to make facully views •ould amount. to the same as known about a proposed universl· ''the wretched little bookstore ty bookstore. we already have" that opened The bookstore t. t>Janned as recently on campus, "only twice part of a $1.3 milllon university as la!3,e• .. ~nd twice as center Btudeots voted to pay for wretch • * lncorpor•tlon Hll1MEL • Accident-Injury •Eviction • Collections 640-2507 ............ BdaRO...... ~HR. 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AIJllliA.ESS ••••••••••••• -• aty.-. ............ .2.lp •••••••• • CllM. liK 0 The feeling among f acully who -Wali.to-wall Flowers Oxalis, a frequent pattern for floral print upholstery material, is carpeting Orange County hillsides. For a closer look at this year's post-rain bumper crop of wildflowers, see Page Cl. Rock, Roll Topic Of College Series · Hod .. and Roll Music. Mirror of Amencan Culture. • if s11( parl weekly lecture series sponsore<i by ~oastl.U1e Commuruty CoUefge. wall be presented from 7 to 10 p.m., Wednesdays. beginning May J. at l:iarbor View School in Corona delMar. Dr. Larry Rosen wm discuss Bdtish roe~ folk art and ••Wbodstock." There is no charge for lb~ lectures. which are open lo the public. Fu~r information may be obtained by calf· ;rut Coruitll~ ComQ\WUty College at 963·0811, ext. ~. -----1 r---------------·----~ I RIGHT NO!!_t_~J..N SERlflCE· •1 I Old Fashioned Quality SeMce-Us1ng Modem Techniques I I 24 HOUR S&YICE-AlEE ESTIMATES I I . Clear. 1 Drain at Regular Price I ....w;;:::.;;::;1:1--...-.:;.,;;.:;~--.. I ~earo~ !'!1!~H~=~N;: !(~L ~~!CE I ( ~oalt.Ui an.:sa~s) I CALL: Name I ExPANos vouR I 559.7390 Address 1 WORLD 1558-7385 ::.. Zip I In the DAILY PILOT ~-------------------~ Paid PoliticaJ Advertisement JOHN O'CONNOR lhe Quallfled Candidate My Pledge To You I pledge to use my overall· eclucati•al background •d expertise in governmental efficiency to set-Ye the indivi•al tax payers of our city, honesffy and faithfully to the best of my ability, and to courageously speak out when city govemment or officials a~t improperly. ) /7 ~ ,' ..... __ VOTE FOR JOHN O'CONNOR .~~ ~ I • Midc'lle Of Yo.-Ballot • ----.... [81.}:fUNTINGTON BEACH OTY COUNCIL -~:.!! Paic;f for by the Committee lo eled John O'Connor, (l.D.1780983) Carol Byere. T,.....,.,. 218 Main St. t:tuntingl!>f! Beaqh. , , Paid Political Advertisement SA VE BOLSA CHICA??? BULLFEATHERS!! I think a small band of birdwatchers is attempting to play the voters of Huntington Beach for a bunch of sapsuckers with their constant cry, .. Save Balsa Chica" What they really want is for the taxpayers to spend millions of dollars to build private bird walks for themselves and their .. Amigos." They would take hundreds of acres off the tax rolls and fence them off to keep you and your family from using them for recreation, or any other productive purpose. They also choose to forget this is one of California's biggest producing oil fields. The truth is that the State Department of Fish and Game already l_las underway an orderly project for restoring .and pr~rving the important natural estuary known as Bolsa Bay. Jn 1973, the State Lands Commission approved a land exchange agreement with the ow~s of the historic Rancho Balsa Chica for the State to ceive 557.5 acres encompassing Bolsa Bay and the su rounding marshlands. In the process of arnvrng at an equitable land settlement and determining future use of the lands to be received, members of the Resources Agency Task Force for Balsa Bay met with representatives of local government, conservation organizations, civic groups and With many interested citizens. They received wicrtespread support for th~ proposed land settlement and pro~sed uses of the Bolsa Bay lands. The 1973 agreement recognized that oil production, which is the current use of the additional land the Amigos want to grab, could continue for another 1 o to 20 years. The birdwatchers want the state to spend untold millions of your tax dollars to buy this oil field and to attempt to build a man made "marsh" on land that long ago became unsuitable for wild habitat. No one has even dared to calculate the untold cost of #flis birdbrained scheme. To add insurt to injury, these birdwatchers would fly in the face of the property taxpayers of Huntington Beach by preventing orderly development plans that would increase the tax base of the city by as much as 20%. Faced with drastic cutbacks resulting from the passage of Proposition 13 on the June election ballot (the Jarvis amendment), our city schools, fire department, police department and other essential services cannot stand this folly. Responsible agencies already have Saved Balsa Chica. Anything even resembling a natural marshland already is being restored under approved plans. I don't think the voters of Huntington Beach want any part of a scheme to renege on the State Department of Fish and Game's agreement for restoration of Bolsa Bay-a scheme that would cost millions of tax dollars and would fail to provide any needed recreational open space. . Ask the City Council candidate of your choice whether he favors spending millions of dollars of your tax money to buy an oil field in order to btiH~~a man-made preserve for birdwatchers. If he deserves~iYour support he'll say NO! ' II aEASON IS twofold: Irate homeowners 11re p I ror prorrty tax relief at the same Ume the «>urt.a an legislatures are requiring more state spending to equahze educational op- ' portunities in rich and poor districts. Only • handful of states ere feelln2 the school financin& pinch as ~rply as Otuo, where some Cicy achoola bad to curtail classes Jast term tor lack otrunds. Dexter Majera, a achool finance specialist for the U.S. Office of Education. says, "The national pictl.U'e i.9 very mixed. Generally, the problems are wor s e in tbe Northeast and Midwest CMasuchuselt.a, New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio> in stales that are experiencing economic declines and have been tightening up all their spending pro- grams." i-•1 33 percmt. but 1111..-a ud other experts are .nol expedina ~ m~r locrtue1 ln tbe federal 1bare. • · A OOUP involved In lawtuita to equalbe spend· Ins ln at.ate acbool dlslricta cooteods that lnereas· Ina the state abare ls oot mouab. (lee 8Cll0018, Pap AU) Tha nation 's pub/Jc schools· are looking to state and federal sources for funds to offset cutbacks resulting from taxpayer anger. 1• PaJd Political Adv. P8'd Polltlcal Advertt.ement THOSE WHO KNOW VOTE FOR HUMMEL ELECT DONALD A. STRAUSS Newport CffyComdl NOTICE TO FAMILIES of D~EASED V~MS In honor of Veterans who have died, Harbor Lawn MemoriaJ Park is dedicating It's •A..-......... on. Ml!MOllAL DAY MAY Zt, 1971. AnY family who would like ·to have their Veteran's Flag. dispfayed on Memorial Day may contact Hsbor Lawn's office no later than May 15, 1978. The Veteran need not be buried In Harbor Lawn Memorial Park ~o have his flag displayed at our dedication ceremony. .. (flags car1 a. returned to famlliel after the ~or Harber Lawn wlll atcre I'*" fot . future dllplay Id no expenee to the fwntly) Ohio's situation ts exacerbated by the Ui'gb PAID FoR a"f hold Jocal voters exert over their school budgets. PAUL HUMMEL Local jurisdictions are required by law to provid ELECTION coMMITTEI! all services, mcludmg schools, from no more lb ::..:_~o::,:r _ A totally independent decision maker a 1 pefcent tax on property. \ ._ ______ .. • J "NO LOCAL GOVERNMENT can provide all the services -scboola, police, fire' and roads -for 1 percent, so to pay for the schoola they have to ask the local voters to override the limit," s~ys Magers. "When you have that system, you're just going lo h ave angry voters every now and then, particularly when the economic conditions are bad." Magers says he believes voter rejection of budget and ):>ond issues peaked about two years ago. Laslo Ecker-Racz, a lax expert -consultant to the National EducaUon Assoeiation, says, "The answer to the problem or not havmg sufficient local support for schools 1s to increase &upport from stale and federal government." The bill for the nation's 45 millioD public elementary and secondary school children was S70.8 billion for 1975-76, the last year for which figures are available. That bill is estimated at $74 4 b1lhon in 1976·77, and $82.7 billion tor the cur· rent school year, with 43.7 million students enrolled. THE FEDERAL SHARE of these education costs has held steady around 8 or 9 percent since 1965 when the Johnson administration first began providing large amounts of aid to teach poor children The fedC'ral portion was $6.2 billion, or 8.8 per- cent, m 1975 76, uccordmg to Vance Grant of the National Center for Education Statistics. The state share then was $31.1 billion, or 43.9 percent, while the local share was $33 5 b1lhon, or 47.4 percent. _, In Hawaii, the state pays all costs except for the federal contribution. At the other end of the scale, New Hampshire paid only 6 percent wilh staa--funds in 1975-76, while local jurisdicUons pro- vided 84 6 percent. Ten years ago, the state shar~ was 38.S per· cent and local 52 7 percent. Grant expects it will split 45·46 this year. , The NEA, which represents 1.8 million teachers, ww!d hke to seethe federal government SPRING SPECIALS RASMUSSEN'S • • • SADDLEBACK SADDLERY Sale Ends April 22 VESTS & COATS Men's & Ladies'-Leather & Nylon 30°10 OFF HEW WESTB.M SADDLES 20°10 OFF Unless Othrwise Marked HEW & USED EHGUSH & USED Y!ES,._ SADDLES u~~~~~™qfa~ Mltfs. LADIES" Ir GIRLS' BREECHES 2 Way StretCh, Millers & Hany Hall ... ."csno •--4t so 2450 He. IUO -r • ..._C5771 1--41 t5 1950 .... 1614 -• HAR80ft LAWtil MORNARV•CIU.MATORIUM _HARBOR LA~ MEMORIAL PAf.lK ~l('HOL.\S , •• DOt't'~":"lf DONALD A. STRAUSS 16JS GHSLB AVI. COSTA MBA 1714t 141-1151 \ la IRREVERENT l'lldbw.._1ar~C111N1 In theitJjifl Ql(tft .. ___ -....... _.v2!•':.•WV"o•\=-· ~.-.-..... ·.·.Cllt. ___ .. FASHIONS FINE JEWELRY SALE! ... Wh ite Stag wear. T & T. $15-$49 •.•••••. 9.99-31.99 Gold neckchains, bracelets, earrings •••• Save 25°/o Levi jeans, tops. T & T. $16-$25 ••.• ~ •••. 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On many Items, !ntermecH1t• m1rkdown1 hwt been taken. Some qu n i Utn1 • All at. 10.0, Sun 12·5. Bullock's South Coan Plaza. 3333 Bristol Strtet, Cost• Mesa, phono 556-0611 . . -,. .. ' us ,,_ or The Law Li1'es On But justice is erved through men like Wilfred Oiaria ~ SOMERV1LL£, N.J. CAP.> -Thim. of the ..-ord, think of wbat it I• • all ~ wh lt lm. • pbes: Jud&e : Somebody toe1ety retains out of 1t.s best in • stincts, and in fea.r of it.a wont, to Mttle its Uaut· " less dlffcrenc"1!. violent or otbenrile IT WOULD '2 difficult Indeed to conjun up Superior Court Judte Wilfred Diana presldin& -over an Analo-Saxon moot in a helmet with cow . horns sticking out or it. But such are bis forebears. Lawgivers are born and die. The law lives Thousand5 of jud1es and lawyen over the cen· turies have contnbuted anonymous decWf?U and • ar&uments to form a continuum that ta tnflnlt.ely varied but also unchanging. Ours is a society of which the law 1s the fundament. It is a law of pre- cedent lf so-and -so ruled such-and-such 1n North Dakota in 1937, we might consider it today m New Jersey. There are now com- puter banks so pro- grammed that if a judge wants all the relevant decisions on a type of case, be has only to ask that a button be pushed, and the printout will be sent to him. NEITHER Blackstone , nor >. .Justi ce Warren Burger nor a computer set the legal code or Judge Diana in bis courtroom oo the ground floor of the mausoleum- w h' it e limestone courthouse in this su burban county seat. He made hts own and pasted 1t on the copper shade of the hghl on the rim of his bench Its five points read . · .. \ • ·: . .· "Patience "Count t.o 10. ''Let lawyers try their own ~ases. "Be courteous to liticanta, attorneys and spectators. · 1 "Don't lake anything personally." '; An assistant once added a sixth command- ment · "Be kmd to law clerks " Wh ate¥er else one may say about New ."'11~!M! .. ; ... Jersey and forget the ~~.:.z.iAl~~:t.i::t sou briquet "Jersey justice" its law LEAN ARM. AT LAW -;yslem IS of an enviably high order PERHAPS IT SAYS something about the dignity of the black robe and the bench that you don •t notice how smaU a man Wilfred Diana is -S feet 4, 125 pounds It does say something about him. however, that an high school in nearby Plain· held he "as the state javelin champion. On a cold. wet June day al Rutgers Stadium. David took on a c;quad of Gohalh.c; al the state meet, inotuding the latest an a long line of behemoths from a family that had kept Springfield High in trophies for alme>st a generation, and beat them all with a toss or 185 feet. "I wanted to win, .. he says. lie was a leader of the people in high school, student council president senior year , winner of the DAR's c1tizensh1p award. He went on to Colgate, boxing intramurally once beyond paren- tal eyesight and graduating Phi Bete and magna cum laude. "l thought 1 had been given so much, a ' c;cholarsh1p from high school, I had a responsibili- • ty to do my best If you're willing lo work, it's not • too difficult to get As. You can do anything as long :• as you know ifs not going to be rorever.'' HE WENT ON to Harvard Law School where • he gamed an impression that not everyone ad· • mired lawyers. "The legal profession probably really does have a higher percentage who don't observe the .. ethics, but 1l certainly doesn't have a corner," he • says today1 "A doctor delivers your first child, and • you think he's a god But you meet your lawyer in • a context of antagonism and conflict. Suits, -divorces, criminal charges. There's an old adage • an law that every chenl 1s a potential enemy." On graduation. he joined his father, specializ- • ang an trial work The father. son of an immigrant • Italian garden(.>r, had put himself through • Fordham Law School • "I thought trial counsel was to law as surgeon • lo medicine But the older I got, I realize4.there is. • no justification for that. Some or the best are never • in court. One exception as criminal law. The rules • are different. and the guy who comes in . ------------------------------------------------------~ JACK SKINNER "We are voting for Paul Hummel because we want to see our City CounciJ become. more responsive to concerned residents rather than to the large develope~. ' VOTE FORA MEY IEGIMMIMG -~'AU1. ltUMMEI. Aprll 11 ........ ., ............ c...~ _,_ __ a.-... ..., ....... 0 0 0 0 sporadically is do10g an injustice to his client.·• Diana married, and the 4-y his Wife 1ave birth to their first born be went down to the post office and bouiht a $100 bond. "Llke mostimmi&rtnl ram ilies, I ~all zed education comes first." HE TALKED ABOUT race in a cue be was trying or a black accuaed ot killlnc a wbJte Sn a tavern holdup. "All Uw elhnlc IJ"OUps that have come to America have eventually been assimlliated. But not tbe black.a. I can see why they're angry and re- senUul. But I don't know what part ghetto depriva- tion plays in thls defendant's crime. I don't know H 1 '1 is in his genes. 1 don't know bow you could find ;ut. But none or 1t means you go out ancl shoot somebody lo take his money. There are a lot of blacks who don't have money who haven't shot somebody lo gel at. "I had a woman the other day who told the probation officer she came from a wealthy family, had been educated at a good colle&e and had all the advantages. She wu convicted of dealing in dope and guns. She probably thought she'd eet off with probation. But I sentenced her to three to five years. I told her lbat her cnme, given her bac k· eround, showed sbe needed a far more se~ere JUDGE WILFRED DIANA: 'COUNTTO 1 O' 1 aaOICMS ATTENTION Tll'9d ol the Orange County RAT AM;E? How would you lrke IMna in Palm o..rt which la currentty enJovtng un-b91~ 8Cttvlty? I •"' In the prooeas of estabflahlng • ) flrlt eta. ~ &tat. office In the aree on El Paseo C>rNe. I em ...Ung a tmall group of weU qu.alified 8rokwa who woutd lllw to }oln ,.,. as Independent ~ trec:ton, your 009ts being on a theed rental buls wtth> you malnfng 1()()% of )'Our own Commlaalons. The new otttoe wlll be fully equlPl*f with Secretary end alt equi~ mint to opeii In about 3 months. Sound Interesting? Call Palm Deler1 71'4) ~. 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YO. lMI ::r... ~ 1 :z: WESTMIMSTER llJJl .... lhd.. ·~ c..r.ae Mc ...... 893-7546 • j ;r ;. ~ j j. ,. r . ' . • DAILY f'l,Of Al J For six years Signal Bolsa Corporation, a subsidiary of Signal Landmark Properties, Inc., has been atte1nptin9 to annex the Bolsa ~ Chica area to the City of Huntington Beach and to process an acceptable plan for a phased development of the annexed area. Our efforts have consistently been thwarted, delayed, misunderstood and misrepresented by a small group of self-appointed environmentalists. With the ·Huntington Beach City Council election coming up on Tuesday, April 11, we believe it is our duty to put the facts before the voters of the City, to ref-,te the many myths and to reveal the · untold facts ·about Bolsa Chica. The following is a comparison of the myths versus the truths and a list of the untold facts: (1) MYTH: The develoPment of Bolsa Chica would be at significant exPenSe to the taxpayers. TRUTH: Cost-Benefit studies show conclusively that sueh a develOPment would generate, at completio", 12~oooecflir fear In Citr Income ove~ and abOve t~ ~t ts c191 Mrvlc:f[ovlded. In addition, Sta e ~ F rafaxes generated by ths devilOPmeri w 5u tan a y ex the cost of constructin9 the planned ocean OPenlng and PUblic marina, with. no burden on the taxpayers. Significant benefits would also occur to other taxing agencies In the area. · (2) MYTH: Botsa Chica is a valuable tidal marsh area and is necessary for man. TRJJTH: TJil mr ~llOlflcalU tl~l ml~"dw.s ace al~ m=f by the State (300 acres) and 1ea58Crt0Sa e23o add ona acres~ ~ Ind leasel"Oiri Ilia converts to State ownership If the State can accompllsh the planned ocean oP8ftl ng. If the State cannot start the ocean e>penlng by 1983 they lose the 230 acres of leased land. Thus, current nreements between Signal and the State al a r at I c The balance of Bola Chica has, r over 40 years, been no n o a d could be converted to a marsh onl at immense taxpayer expense. (3) MYTH: Bolsa Chica is a rich archaeological area. TRUTH: The bluffs in Botsa Chica were r;tentlal archaeolelcal/W,:L however, as early as 19n, Signal retained professional archaeologists o examine all si es an ~sites have,s~lallye cleaf(f. and the artifacts recovered. To date Signal has expended n excess of $250, on iffO s w all long before there was any requirement to do so. (4) MYTH: The state can pUrchase 923 acres of Bolsa Chica for •JIPl"OXlmately $3,600,000. . TRUTH: Preliminary estimates indicate current 'fs'' £r..'JU.ve-cl~ to rooo,ooo. Would you seJI y,.,.-~ or "'°~m to the state f~ 10% of 1 va I r wl lsna . (S) MYTH: The 300 acres of marsh cannot survive If development occurs around it. TRUTH: First, tfie ·ptan envisions 530 acres of PUblicly owned land. second, the plan was developed ;E.t~ fl I able tes th APUf from all interested patties. function as a ecol lea parfc, Thls 1as rte was aw re prop0s acen v oPmeft • ' . * UNTOLD FACT: The proposed 8ddltlon61 ocean opening would slgnfficantly '::Hervve ttte quail~ ol water in thS HY."'W"on HarflOr area. It would also provide a much shorter roue to the ocean forhe boating pub le n t at area. * UNTOLD FACT: A marina develoPment In Bolsa Chica would Increase the value ol all property in the general Hunt1n9'on Beach area. . \ . ¥ UNTOLD FACT: To develop the 923 acres as a ma(Jhff:'ild -ffleofx·l~re ullllons~ taxpayer dollars to create an ocean opening to prov e recall aw'Niii• orance, reason only 150 acres of the 300 acres now owned by the State Is now being developed as a marsh is two fold: D: he J 00 ol ta ' and the develoPln1 agencies have been unable to obta n additional nds to create a larger marsh. There will, of course, also Ile a significant anm1al maintenance cost to operate me 150 acre marsh. JI. UNTOLD FACT: The development of a marina In Bolsa Chica would benefit all segments of the local community. <Remember the plan envisions 530 acres of PUbllcly owned marsh and~ marina.) The construction of the development is protected to a of Plovment. Marina wi I Ian b le faclllti will v I a Fl NALLY: Signal has, until this. date, purp0sely avoided os>en public debate on the Bolsa Chica issue. We have elected to work quietly within the system doing what is asked of us and adiusting to all reasonable governmental demands. However, after six years we have concluded that the environmentalists want all of our land to be re-cycled at great taxpayer expense with little or no payment to Signal. If the environmentalists are successful i.n convincing elected officials, or in electing people who share their view, it will show up as increases on your tax. bills. Don't you think it is time vou deter.mined the PoSition Of the various candidates on this vital issue? Then vote your convictions on April 11 . . . ( I • 1: COLUMBUS, Ohio 11 <AP> Last Dec 7 • • Pearl Harbor Day -HER'"""a_.=~· •nearly 8,000 publi c • • school pupils in Ohio FRIEDLASDER • were tocked out of their IS MAXING • clataes ~cause their GREAT DEALS • school systems were F ft EE : br~~o days later, Ute 50 • fiscal plague bad spread (iAI-" • lo Jnclude 21.000 pupils. O)•<., \S • Betote it was over. • ··••••·· ... ..... ~· -••. ,.... •• • almost 95,000 students in ·~ or Oii. ('II.\ ,<.t:'°' • lS public school distracts • ... ~-·-.,, ... ,.....,~,., ii lost classroom time ......... , .. _.,..,,,., be h d • • • HONDA • ! ou~.ause money a run ,.. UIM .. a•~lll•« • " ~ . w nn ...... i...irr 11t1 1111 • "* * * '* * * '* * * * * •• UNLESS taxpayers : MG TRIUMPH • and the Ohio Le&Ulature ~it • • come through with new • e JAGUAR e •taxes this year, which ,.. FIAT-LANCIA ! nobody _expecta to hap- '• 1r.1upi.u ... A111•• pen, this uneducatlonal ' :..J1.n11 __,,_., •so.1111 • experaence could extend ruptmg their schooling, also left a lar1e void ln their social lives "him of local voters. and showed too much disparity in distribullon of aid and in the quality or educaUon. , :• * * * * * * * * * * •• to 156 of the state's 616 '• e TOYOTA e •school <listrlcts by fall, •••1..,....,<-,..••h• • i 1 di h The state where Wflliam Holmes McGuf· fey wrote the famous ~ ....... 1. ... , Ul MM • n c u n g s u c •* • * * • **•***~metropolitan areas as • :\IOTORllO:\J F • C~nton •. Cleveland, Cin-• s \.l f'S & RE~T \rs• cin n all, Dayton and .. . " .. ·. .. :· ; ... . •• • · • • ,. · ,. Columbus ,• Rt_?i_ER\'E !\O\\' ! In Ohi~. where the .• S..11-1777 F.xt. 500 ,.state pays about 42 per- ·•** * * * * * * * * * .. cent of the education • e LEASING e •bill, legis lators say ~ ~u "•w.-1.m.•• °"'""'1< •there's no chance for ..... fer A ._Ltt 1 ........ "'-N' Pf'W 'f'Wf' 5:H-7777 Ext. 60-0 <fl new statewide school ;it* • * * * * * • * * * ••taxes until next year or --~~~~~~~~ 1980 AS TO THE students, they enjoyed the pro- spect of school closings last fall more than being out which, besides inter- Paid Political Advertisement JOHN & MARIT STORE 'We will vote for Paul Hummel who will listen to the people he represents .. VOTE FOR A MEW BEGINNING ~AU1. HUMMEi. Aprll 11 "•1d IOf by Paut HutnfNI [Net.on Co'"tntrt" 2900Ftf'lfA¥9 Coron•cMIMet J1MnWect.C.motiiQnCheftl'Nn McGuffey readers for SCHOOL Soperinten· earlier generations of dent Walter interprets learners seems to have Judge Riley's decision uncommon trouble with as ma king the state school fin~cing. prim<1rily responsible The problems of for school financing and educational financing requiring that the quali· weren't eased by a re· ty of education not de- cent deci.sfon of a state pend on property or an. court in Cincinnati thal_ come wealth of a dis· the whole system was trict.Rr the willlngness of unconstitutional. Judge a dii\.rict 's voters to Paul Riley held that passtaxcs. education m Ohio 1s an· Thal slrike~ at the adeq uately financed , core of educational fund· left too much lo the ing in Ohio. JUDGE DIANA ••• <From Page A10) lesson than just probation. Later I learned she may have bad incestuous relations with her father during childhood. If I had known an extenuating circumstance like this. I would have reconsidered her sentence It shows there might have been some cause forwhatshed1d · Diana came to the bench in 1974 as part of an effort lo bring younger men to the bench ·'In my last year of pn vate practice, I paid $43,000 in income taxes. That's my salary now. I could be wrong, but I think almost every lawyer hopes to become a Judge It's established that you know what you're talking about. It's ego enforcing. Anybody who tells you differently is a eoddam har "But not in your family. Your Wirt doesn't think you're a better lo\ter . .. My wife is now working for the first time since our marriage After seltling a suit for a couple of milhon. you say to yourse1f 'Gee, I could nave earned thote $1SO•OQ9 legal fees.' But you also say to yoursell 'you made a commitment.· Now the state has 11 cornmittnent to make to me." Viz, the pay increases Hughes says should go to the bench DIANA, LlKE ANY judge, is aware that there are other Judges. the appeals courts, looking over his shoulder This neither inhibits him nor prompts him to pass the buck. He is the man on the spot, the referee, and the buck. for tbe moment at least, stops at his bench. "Oyez. The court will now rise, the Honorable Judge Diana presiding . Paid Political Advertisen\en~ WBY ~SBOULD HUNTINGTON BEACH VOTERS RE-ELECT CITY ATTORNEY DON BONFA? IT'S SIMPLE BONFA BELIEVES THE BEST CAMPAIGN PROMISE IS THE ONE TiiAT'S BEEN KEPT. AND. HIS ACTIONS SPEAK LOUDER THAN HIS OPPONENT'S WORDS. AS YOUR CITY ATTORNEY, HE HAS ... successfully sued Standard 0 11 Company and its subs1d1aries to QUcuantee. forever. pubhc access to our beaches successfully drafted the Pa.rarned1c Joint Powers Aqreement . .. .. . . successfully pursued legal actions against the 011 companies to'clea.n up their messes successfully represented the c1t1 an a Court of Appeals cue resu1b.ng in a Mvin;a of over Sl,000,(X)() to Huntm;ton Beach Taxpayers ... .. successfully drafted the Purchasing Ordinance which requr;es open b1ddino on purchues by a.It city departments successfully enforced the ~Brown Act" which prohibits illegal secret meetinqs of elected officials succonfully acted as the people's "Watchd09" an City Hall. and kept our system of Checks and Balances intact 10 city government. BONF A'S PROFESSIONALISM AND EXPE~CE HAVE RES\lh TED IN SUCCESSES FOR HUNTINGTON BEACH. REMEMBER, THERE lS ONLY Ol'fE, REAL ISSUE IN THIS ELECTION. PERFORMANCE. NOT PROMISES. NEITHER OP BONPA'S OPPONENTS HAS THE NECESSARY EXPtmlENCB TO DO MORE THAN lmOMISE. DON BONFA HAS PERFORMED• • EDUCATION ./l'HE LAW smoois SEEK HELP FROM ABOVE ••• (From Pate At> "It doesn1 matter if a state Is providing 70 perttnt of the> educatloo costs if the money ls distributed ln a wa)' that does not equali&e expen dlture. by th school d.t.strlcts," uya Rlcbard Ko Q t the Lawy rs Committee for CivU Rights Under Law His group and others are involved In lawsuits· in about ~ stai.. to force eq~ spending. The U .$. Supreme Court in 1973 said th.a was not guaranteed by the U.S. Constitution, 6'ut slate courts in Cabfomia, New Jersey and elsewhere have ruled that state laws require "equal educ;.a- tlonal opportunity for all children," saJd Kohn. Since 1970 at least a dozen states have begun reforms wllhOut court pressure that enlarged the state role and reduced reliance on local property laxes. Kohn said the Lawyers Committee feels schools can rely on local taus for some support • .. but education Is a state resp()DSibllity and to the extent that the am~t of money raised locally dif· fers because of variations In property wealth, lbe stale bas to m$~ \lP the difference · · Ecker-Racz believes the naUon's schools are in for a squee~c. ·'The cards are sort of stacked against lbe public schools, and you can't expect any chan1e until the political chmale and the public thlnJd.og changes," he says ..The public's automatic reacUov to declining enrollments ls. 'Well, now they'll need leu money,"' he says "But you can't fire a teacher because a classroom goes from 25 students to 24. It may take seven, eight or nine years before there is enough of a decline to dispense with a teacher.'• ---------Paid Polltlcal Advertisement r We now have a two year delay before CALTRANS wlll buy the right-of-way land to bulld our bridge! Politica l leadership is need ed to overcome repeated bureaucratic delays and legal hassles. "I understand the State scene," JACKIE HEATHER. state president, Planning Department, Leag ue of Califo rnia C ities. J. E. "JACKIE" HEATHER Chairman, Newport Plann1ng Commission x Jacki• Hea~r for City Counett, 1500 Dorothy Lane. Newport Beach, CA 92•60 . . (• Paid Political Advertisement Give Your Dog A Fair Shake The Society of Concerned Owners of Pets I Scoop) believes dog owners have rights, too; therefore, we have conducted a survey to "determine City Council Candidates most receptive to treating animals and their owners . fairly and squarely. The candidates listed below are hereby endorsed by our organization: District I I .-Don Strauss Z. Hap lyen 3. Peg Forgit District 4 I • ChaHes Larson District 3 ·1. Evelyn Hart 2. Mike Gering District 6 I • P.aut Hunimel 2. LUCJUe Kuehn W.e don't necesaarlly concur. with their. attlhlcles on other issues -but on human / ' rights mad animal rights we think they are tops! P.id for by T.,. &odetv of COnctf'MCI Ownert of Pets (8ooo0) 938 WMt OcMn Front. BtlbOe. CA 92te1. Jo Collelter. Pr-..ldent 84&6424 • 175-1S48 . 173-6881 I I • atndly, Aprll •• 1178 DAILY PLOT .4J~ Man Defends Junky Yard As ·' Rights' 11•••••!!!!!!!!••···~ • BILL FICKER, RAY HAAS AND DR. LES Sf ARNF.S • • ARE VOTING APRIL 11th FOR: • BRAT'I'LEBORO. Vt. (AP)-n 'Jooa tame .enouc~-• few lwnsi& ot 1DOW beside a dish-eveled 1eUow hou:M. But Ulla ls DO _ __.,_ laYtn. vcuu.aary i I M_IC't~t!wpo~:eo!!llNG 00 I i • BECAUSE MIKE BELIEVES GROWTH CAN BE • • CONTROLLED WITHOUT A l\10RATORIU1\l • • Here lies the Brattleboro Conservatory ot ~unit and Justice -Vermont's most celebr1ted Junkyard and the fro.ot yard ol Peter and Dorts Dlamonctstane. Beneath the snow sit partly dla· mantled Eldoradoe, Saabl and Cbryalers that bave been a aoure• of contention lo this soutbeutem Vermont town for 10 years. • PLEASE JOI~ TllEl\I • • Michael C. Gering for City Council Committee • W~ Peter DilmcodatoM arrived ln Brat- tleboro in 1968 with five used cars in tow it was to enjoy a vacabon from bis Looc Island law practice, to write a book and work on his cars He dttlded to stay. · • 270 Newport center Drive, Newport Beach, Caflrornla 92660 .I Hugh Grant, Treasurer lllm1mm1111m11m11111m . TODAY, THE NAME Diamondstone lJ synonymous with small town controversy tbat pits tradiUon.ally crusty Vermonters against an equally crusty New Yorker. It also is synonymous with the Liberty Union Party, Vermont's third official political party, founded by the)>iamondstones. Tbe par- ty_ operates statewide from a mailing list t.he D1amondstones say has 1,000 names. P(ld Political Advertisement . The problem is the Junkyard -"conserva-tion yard," if you please -which graces the center of town. Diamond.stone says be uses the cars for spare parts -that they're for family use and beyond the purview of the law· the state and town say Diamond.stone must cle~n up, re· gardless. On a typical Saturday Inside the ramshackle house a mile from Interstate 91, three Saint Bernards colUde with a hall-dozen visit.ors who vie for a seat at the breakfast table or a spot in line at the bathroom door. Diamond.stone's pigs got loose three times, his garbage pails were under investigation and hts homemade porch was deemed illegal by town officials. He bas appeared in court 20 times, on charges ranging from disorderly conduct to driving an unregistered vehicle. "But I've never broken the law -intentionally." he says. Peter Diarnondstone, left, with his wife Doris, right, three children and St. Bernard dog in yard st19wn with junked cars. ·"-~ hn ~'City C.•dl: THE LAW BEGAN ·to ponder Dia.mondstone's junkyard. The law is still pon- dermg -and She car5 are still there. As a member of the Liberty Union Party, Diamondstone says, he is a firm believer in •' le&s centralization and more local control - right down to the individual. In other words, U .. you doa't like the looks of my YJ?d, don't look at .:. it. An outstanding record of But a lot bas happened fD between. . D1amoodstone has entered =-and Jost - four campaigns for state attorney ceneral. Doria Diamonds tone lost a bid for a House seat. ·•1t 's an old, tradltion1I American phllosophy," Dlamondstone says. and one that does not seem to sel well with bis neighbors. communitv inYolYement 9 Paid For By The Committee-lt, Elect Don MacAIHtter, (10.7~1) JoAn~ Kessell. Treasurer. 1121 Park St .• Huntington Be.:n Paid Political Advertisement We endorse JACKIE HEATHER for City Council Carol and Biii Martin Tom and Holly Hendtlnon Betty and Nigel Balley Marian Ind Garth Bergeson James M Peri<er George Cokas Hall and Melinda Seely Larry Lynch Don and Betty Adkinson Paul and Sydney Balal1s Betsy Fredndc.son Agnes Blomquist P. A. Palmef' John Macnab Bill and Sharon Hazewinkle Pal and Don Yoder Carl Thomas Wllci< Margaret Brown Seely lane M Shennan Jeff Maries Carolyn Walker Wilham Eilers John K Harnet. MO. Ruth M Hamel Mr and Mrs Raymond Watson Eileen Strock Stan and Rae Cotien Olona Walls Sfflye Don and Peggy Fhkefd M~ Verlene Shipp Patnc1a and Barney Eght Btlhe Gabriel Manon Barton Susan and Mari< Renick Ethel Browne Joe Rothman Jerry King Jackie Nuccio • Paul Kiely Patrick Heaney Pete Tyson Jana Miller Cai> Bleckburn John and Nancy Curci Tom Casey Lynn and Jamel Dowty John Caeheon Barbara Kalmb9ch Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Hilker Debbie Bnldtotd Janie and Broox Hovt Dennis Hswood Richard H. Spooner Mrs. Pe>pe Hiiburn Wilham D LUlk Beverly Holcomb Richard Walker Wiiham Ring RuthelyncPlummer Bette and Ptlll Tonr Mra.. RC>Yllt Tud<er Douglas ~Flett'her Dr. and Mrt. Ftenk Kindrick carol Schroeder Jiii and Henry Ourl<M Dorothy ShMly Ride John Shlr1ey H""'*"n y • Vin and Nora Jorgensen Car1 end Terry Kymla ~ofand l'..andngan -~:t~Ld Terry and Sally Welsh M-. John M. Franc» Guy K. Oaire Biii and Bev l..slgs1on ~~~!l:'"' ....... ...,t'M ........ ~., Ted Flnst9f Wllflam P. Fk:Mr Mrs. MllY Denney Paul A. Salata Donna R. He1dbttnk Kay Brown Mr. and Mrs Wallace Asbury Barbara Tuttle Kathy Miller Mr. and Mrs. T1moltiy Strader James E. Wilhelm GenJi and ~ne Kawamura Jane Mossman Mr. and Mrs. Al Auer Diana C. Bromiley Tim Heidinger Mr. and Mrs. John Konwlser Barbara Aune Dons Dixon Bob and Dottie Mesef'Ve Alexander BoWle Debbie Bradford Thomas Wolff. J<. 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A Mission Viejo Nadadores -teammate ol Goodell, however, was not as fortunate as Jennifer Hooker was beaten in 1,850 free by Cynthia Woodhead in American record ti me of 15: 55.15. Hooker, the defeodint cham- pion in the 500 and 1,650, saw her second mark fall to Wood.head, a .14-year-old, after takin~ the lead at the 1,100 mark. But Woodhead, who also set an American record in the 200-yard buttuny,ralliedonlhefinalle&to beat Hooker's mark of 15:55.~ below heroldrecordof16:03.24. The Old South rose on this oc· casion. as Nashville Aquatics replaced the Mission VieJo Nadadores as team champions in tbe women's division, while Florida Aquatics nearly doubled the score of runnerup Mission Viejo In the men's division. WOMa1t 100 lrH-1. (lkt111 CJUklOllVlll't) ff '6 (A,.,,.rl<M rKord, old rKw• b\I Jill '*11itl. El -.e, 4'.711; 1. ~ CIH -el 4'.n ; J. A!IPl""d ISMU Cl91'al JO~ 4. O.llat (Pl....,,. 1'4111) 50 O ; S. H..,._i!Qf Cal MonWI !OM; 4. H-riw11 l .... llnd) S0.72 '"'° 1rw-1. 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Vlitle •1 1 Ee Montt ~ks 1~ •· CIMl!tNll \M; S. :sante Cl.,a 177; 6. ~ S-lm(hlb"1. AUGUSTA. Ga. (AP) - Huberl Green, whose ~utUne t;»rllliance on lricky 1r~ens 6f v arled speed bad produced ·a ' apectlewar. aeven-~r.par '5 and a tbree...sbot l.ad. was cosn- posed, confidenl and lb contl'<>l as he looked ahead to ~)"s final round or the 42nd ¥~ets golf tournament. "I'd rather be thrett ahe•d than three behind," be aaicl. "I'm one ot the few guyS' who caJt lose th' tournament, The others have to win lt," be said. Aod the others figured they •. · . •• •• ... 81 ·: Tbat was 10-under-par for the aenUy roUlni hUls of AulU'l Nafional and three strokes ln • front <JI Tom Wat.son, the grill~ :• haJ'.d·worklng, red·halred de --: fendinC champioa who bad • rally r • hard-won fS8 that in : • ch:akd tn birdles and three .... : bogeys in near.perfect play .. • ibg conditi -a bot sprin : • day with only reath of bree .. : stlrrini the t.owe pines. bas fig aometbin& a ut thes ~ Mas&en, Pa.ae BZ I.A's Bid Guerrero Socks Homer For Gaines Periled? To Derail Angels, 4-2 LONDON (AP) -Los Aqeles' hopes ol hos~ the 1118' Olympic Games~ anotber knock Satur- day u the lntemaUonal sports federaUOQS lined up to oppose the California ctty'a television plans. Tom Keller. president of the General Assembly of' lnterna- ti oo al Sports Federations (GA.ISF), aald Los Angeles' financial proposalB are not accep- table. •'There are many other cities which could haddle the Games, and are seared for them, like Munich and Mont,real," Keller said. Keller rues to Mexico City lhl.s weekend with Lord Killanln, pre- sident of the International Olym- pic Committee (IOC), the ruling body of the Games. They plan to meet delegates from Los Angeles, whose bid for the 1984 Games is scheduled to be considered by the IOC ha Athens next month. Some IOCmemben believe Los Angeles' bid will be rejected Wl· less Killanin can persuade the Amerie&M t.o modify their ap- proach. Los ~es. Heldng to guard a1ainat a heavy defi~l on tbe Games, has angered tlie IOC by tbe tone ol it.a replies to a formal .qu onnaire. Asked 11 it will ac-e~pl lbe IOC'• fotmula for Wevlslon conU'adl, It 1aid It will handle these itaell and handle the rev~oue in lt.s own way. Tbis ls contrary to the rules of the IOC, which lnabta on negotiat- ine lelevillion contracts and ta.k- ing a llWe more than one-third of television revenue. This share is then partly dlvided out among the 26 federations which control Olympie sports and partly used to belp the Olympic movemlent around the world with sports aid pro fr ama. The federations rely heavily on lbe ·reHnue lbey get from television rlehta al the Olympics. yAISF spew for 23 of the 26 Ol)rmplc federaUona. Tbe excep- Uona are lbe Intern1t1onal Amateur Athletic F~ention (IAAF), which controls athletics, and the federations of field hockey and ice hockey. The IAAF is rated tbe most im· portant of the Olympic federa- tions and reeei ves five tJma as much money from the IOC as the others. It would be the bard~ hit by any chaqeinthefornuala. I Mario Guerrero's three-run homer in the eighth inning off Dave LaRoche carried the Oakland A's to a 4·2 victory over the California Angels Saturday night at Anaheim Stadium With California leading 2·0. Gary Thomasson opened the eighth ror the A's with a single orf Paul Hartzell. Tony Armas was hit by a pitch and Thomasson scored on a single by Dave Revering. LaRoche replaced Hartzell, then Jim Essian sacririced to set the stage for Guerrero's home run over the left field wall California starter Nolan Ryan' blanked the A's over the first six innings, striking out 13 batters and allowing just two singles. Ryan, who struck out 11 in the first four innings, was lifted after making 123 pitches. California scored a run off former Col"&lla del Mar High standout Matt Keough in the first inning when leadoff batter Rick Miller singled, stole second and came around on two infield outs. The Angles made it 2·0 in the fourth inning on consecutive two-out singles by Dave Chalk, ·~,..... SAFE AT FIRST -Dodgers catcher Steve Yeager is s afe as Atlanta's Dale Murphy scrambles for an overthrown ball in Salqrday's National League baseball a ction. It was like this all day for the Braves, who lost their second straight to the Dodgers. ·John Zaps Braves, 6-~ Yeager, Baker Sparkl.e With Three Hit.s &eh ATLANTA (AP) -Los Anselea lefl·bander Tommy John had Just turned in his first pitching performance of the season and was pleased with lt. "l wish they bad put the speed sun on me today,·' ~ aatd after the Dodgers beat the Atl.,,ta ·Braves 6-2 Saturday. ''l dld 87 miles per hour in sprin1 traininl a1ainst ClnclnnaU, and I threw b1rder today than I did theb." John, a »game winner for the defendlnt National Lea1ue M~plooa, went 11ti lnninca • .a DC out Lour batters. "Four strikeouts," be said. ''That's all I h.ad ln 30 innings of spring training." John eave up a solo home run lo Gary Matthews in the fourth Inning and a nm-scorine slncle to J elf BWTOU&bs in the eighth bul otherwise was tou1h In the clinches. "To have Just one bullet hit tn Steve Yeager and Dusty Baker. Smith -1ngled with two out ln the first against Dick Rut.b'ven, advanced to third on two wild pitches and scored the first '1'Un when Steve Garvey singled. Los Angeles got another nm ln the fourth when Baker 1tncled, moved up on a walk t.o Ril;k Monday and scored on a $1.nale by Yeaatr. * * Rance Mulliniks and Terry1 Humphrey. ~· • Keo ugh. a righthander. pitched six innings, allowing seven hits. walking two and striking out fi ve. Ryan struck out the side in thet second. third and fourth 1nningsl Ryan worked his way out of a: bases-loaded jam in the third in.1 ning. Guerrero drew a walk and An,,ei. Slate I · '·-All CU-1 ... l(M~C ••d4o 11111 ' A0ti .. Oal<l-.e C..hk>r"'• 11 SS pm., A0t1I 10 M1~10 at C..lilo<ll•• 1 Hp m. April It M•~l••I C..lllornl• 7.Up m went to third base on a single hi~ . Steve Staggs. Staggs st ol second base. R yan fanne Dilone but walked North to fill! • the bases. Thomasson we"\ down swinging and Arma: ~ was called out on strikes to en the threat. * ... * .. OAlltLANO CAL9'01llflA ••r11111 Mrltlllf 011-II 3 0 0 t RM Iller rl ~ 1 2 0 • GAl•nd r>< 1 O O 0 Grlcl\ 2b l O O 0 OMrpl\y II I 0 0 0 ._.....cf • 0 0 t ,1 Hodll Cl l 0 0 0 ltudl II l 0 0 0 , TIIOm"' rf • 1 I O B•Ylot dll 3 0 I 0 - Arma$ rl J o o O F•lrly lb 3 O I o PicclO.t_, 0 I 0 0 ltJOsnlb I 0 0 0 ...._. Jb I 0 0 0 O\alk lb J I I 0 .. .,,,,. cit! S 1 I 1 M1illnll1 U > 0 I 0 w EUIM C 2 0 t 0 L.Aftilr~ Ill> I 0 I !II "'" Guss lb • O o o Hmptlry c J o 1 'I ~H JI ll Solili.-'I I Ot't SI~ Jb 3 0 2 0 Totalt 33 11 2 I Tolals D • 7 • o.111 • .-.. 000 OCl--4· C.lllornle 100 100 ~ E -Mullll'lloi. 1.0tl-0.kl....i 10, C•lilorftl• I. HR-Guerrero 1. $8-RMlller, TltDmHln, St~. S.-EHI.,. Keoutll Lacer (W,l.01 -·•lo 1r H It Elt N SO OAKLAND 6 1 2 7 1 / , 200010 10000\ CALll'OltlflA • Ryan • t o o 4 IJ • H•rtnll IL.~11 I l l l I I • LARO<... 2 2 I I 0 Oo • • S.ve HffWrtl> HBP-NDt'll\(byRyonl,Atl , • ·~~~;~:ces !~ ~~°;~t iii SAN JOSE-A potent of fens 1} • led by lllja Mille, Paul Child :t • Leroy Del.eon will make t • host San Jose Earthquak slight favorites over a to California Surf defensive unit Spartan Stadium here today . Tt\e North American Soc League <NASL> game is t second of the season for Surr, WiMer over Portland, 1 in the opener at Anabel Stadium last week. Today's action will be teleca oo a delayed basis <Channel . and broadcast on KFOX ( 'FM). The Earthquakes dropp On Tl' Todau Chanllft 9 at 4 MAKING ROOM -New York's Bucky Dent leaps out of the way of a sliding Bert Campaneris of Texas in American League ....... baseball actionSaturday. 'lbeRangers won, 2·1 to stymie the1977 WorldChampiominthe '78opener. Spons Clipped Short BEfiK.LLEY I~cnyah WS· tance runner Henry Rono. a sophomore at Washington State ·University, set a world record of 13:08.4 seconds m winning the 5,000·meter "l"ace Saturday in a triangular meet at the Universi· ty of California's Edwards Stadium. Rono covered the final 400 meters in 59.6 seconds, breaking the world mark of 13: 12.9 established last July at Stockholm by New Zealand's Dick Quax. ltlargerua lt1ns llO·meter hurdles m 15.0 and placing second in the 400 in· termediates 1n 55.3. Genie: &Caln• Cro1D• SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico - Wilfredo Gomet retained bis Wor.Jd Boking CoWlcil super ban- tamweight UUe Saturday with a tecbblcal knockout over Juan Antonlol.opez, M~co. T)le eocf came wben the re· f eree stopped the fipt ne• tbe -end of tile sevettUi round after Gomez bad o~ed an lneh-loa,( cut bver tbe ~e.,tger s rlabt ~e. l'ltle to ,,.u. . Petraglia. 194·171. Roth ellJ"Tled $8,000. Petraglia received $5,000. S.anta Ana's Butch Soper tlnisbed 11th and won $1,GOO. Connors Kallie• ROTTERDAM, Netherlands -J immy Connors rallied to de· feat Vilas GerulaJtis, 4~, 6-4, 8-4 Saturday nllht to reach the final of a World Championship Tennis tournament. Connors faces Raul R~irez, a 7·5, &3 winner over Ille N asta,,e. l'llcu Vpset LOS ANGELES-Former Fountain VaJley High star Ken Margerum, a freshman at $lan. ford University, helped his teammates w·an 87-67 track and field victory at Occidental <.:ollege Saturday, capturing the ~tNDSO' Lbcis-, Corm. -' Mart Both woo an a11·Ne~ Yort final Saturday ln the Greater HarUord Open bowUni tourna· ment, outdueling Johnny JOHANNESBUllG. South Africa -Collu OOrieswel.l up- set Guillermo Vilas, &.L &-?. 6·4 Saturday in the semifinals of an international. tennis tournament. Dowdeswell will face CliH Richey Monday. Richey ad· vanced with a 6-2, 7-S victory OYer Bernie Mitton. Oilers, MD Get Home Games Huntani:ton Beach Hlgh's Oilers. defending CIF 4-A girls basketball champions. have drawn a home assignment for the quarterfinals aame with Alhambra Hleh Tuesday night. Also at home is Mater Dei <Santa Ana) HJgh's Monarchs, who will duel Long Beach Poly. The Orange Coast area's two 3·A entries still doing battle in the eliminations, Mission Viejo and Corona del Mar, are on the road. South Cout J..eaiue champion Mission Viejo ls at RigbetU <Santa Maria>, while Corona del Mar ts at Upland. ... .-. ..... 0.WW era,-Mlrtr C.t.e A •etlf• =-::. ...._ LOfte ...,.. "'"v.. ,... .... ........... """'" .... ""'llt .. lt ..... c-. .......... Herth C"I~ M Ge1r Sb>M'Clff Deadlock HATI'IESBURG, Miss. -Bob Payne cuded a six-under·Paf 64 Saturday to move into a six-way tie for the lead going into today's rln al round or the '3~.ooo Ma1-n0Ua Classic golf toum.a· menL • Knotted with Payne for the lead alter 54 holes were Hcunero Bianco, Bruce Fleischer. Elroy Marti, Fred .MartJ and Ralph .Johna ton. AUTO LEASING THE WAY IT AUTO BE! Baseball Standings fro• th •aplfJce•t Dla•o•d Jablhe c.t1...., M.t v. to •ttf ••w or •••d .te•ablletMtffh,_,. ,. ................... l90W......,foNn•YM. fodf11J •Friendly •Fair •Efficient •Economical AME&IC.\H LBAGUE EutDCYilfon W L Pct. GB 2 0 1.000 1 0 1.000 h 1 1 .500 1 Milwaukee Cleveland Detroit Toronto New Y6rk Baltimore Boston " l l .500 1 0 1 .ooo 1~ 0 2 .000 2 0 2 .000 2 Weat Dlvfsloa Chic.go Texas Minnesota A••d• Oakland Kabs¥Cit.Y 2 0 1.000 1 0 1.000 ~ 2 2 .500 1 1 1 .500 1 1 1 .500 1 0 l .ooo 1~ NA'nON~ LEA.GUE EutDtmtoe W t Pct. GB New York 2 O 1.000 Pittsburgh 2 O 1.000 Pblladelpbla 1 1 .500 1 st. Louil l 1 . .500 l ~ontreal o . 2 .000 2 Chicago o 2 .000 2 West Dlvisloa Cincinnati 3 O 1.000 Dod•en 2 o ~.000 San Diego 1 l .500 1 Y.i San P'rancisco 1 1 .500 1 'h Atlanta o 2 .000 2~ Houston o 3 .000 3 ~--LMA ........ Al ....... Cllltlltl\ltll, ..... 1 .... y.,,. .. 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Tbe Bnatn1 were wltbout OlJosple hurdler Jamp Owens, wbo a!dn't mah tbe (ftp, and .IOO-m._ ab.real Coarad Suhr, who dropped out becauu ol an ln.Jury CJnl7 minutes before the event. A1 a result, the Ducks swept the 800-IDeter run with Cbapa winninc in 1:52.78. He was followed by teammates, Matt Centrowitz and Bruce Nelson. Chapa and CeotrowJlz 8.ls?' flnlabed one-iwo in the 1,500- meter nm with Chapa wlnninc ln 3:'2.Tl. ..,.... .... ,,.. VG.A .., ._.,.., -'· ucu (Jjltlflkll, ......... JohftlOfl, 1'4*1f1 ac. 2. °""9Dft 41. "· ·-~ -'· ~ (01 114#, a. ...... fUCUll 114'.la.1 ...... COi l 1S7A Je""tfkl -f. OIMllf CUQAJ au... t. ~ COi -.11. a. ....i ... co..,.,, •~ -\. i4111 IUQ.AJ ,._._ I. --Cot ... .._ ... ~(01 ... ""' 1.-~ -t. 0..-(0) l •0.17.1. ~ .,_,ti COi J :411. J. WI~ IUC:U.I 1:4'.71. U -f • ..,_ CUCLAI ,._2~ t. ~ IOI S.11.J .... CUQ.AISM. 111 IMI,.._ -I. ,.._ (UC\.Al U.1'1. 2. 'l'Nll CUCLAI 14"n. a. o.Mrkll COi 14.ft. --ten -1, ,...._ (UCL.Al ..._...._ Z. ftlel WelWft (01-~ tUQ.AI '1A. l"V -'· TUiiy cuc.uu .. , .... a.".._ fO> 11~. J • .,_IOI ~ OT -I v_._ (0) 1fS.I. J. ,_ (01 m ... J. 'Welt& CUQJ.I W 1 tot -'-" -I ~ 101 II.I. J. l'ollW CUCl.AI 181.J ... ,(01 IOL -lfteleo -1 OwrlN COi I ft7L I ...._ COi 1 ,.. 1' J C.ntroWIU 101 I l.I » •00-m•l.,hurOln I .. " COi s2.1•. 2 MCNeal IUC1.AH7 .. ) YOUft91UCL.A"J 7' 220 meln• -1 F .. ler IVCl..AI 20 15. 2 c.l•m•n COi 21 11 J. Seftlu COi 21.lJ. HJ -1 ~ COi 1-41. 2. J_,.. (UCLA> a..10. I. 'r°"' COi W.. S.000 tntlel'l -1. MtO.lftlt'r COi H ;41." 2. McClwl"9Y COi 1'·41.ll l. S.leter COi 14:0.U. Mlle relr, -1. UCL.A CM<Neal, Th-, Hempton, Gol<htotiel J. IJ.4l 2. o,..., .. J :20 ... TJ -1 a.Mt IUClAI S2 II 1 ..... ,., COi jl.J~. J. INftMft (01 »llW... MASTERS. CoatlaQed From Pafe Bl greens that's beJODd me," said puzaled, frustrated Te>m Weiskopf. 1'Tbey're one speed here, another speed ther•. But he's putu.na them. 1 don't know bow." Jack Nlckt•ut, • fiv~me winner of tbl• aMual aports classic, also failed to find the proper touch on the puttinf. sur· faces and appeared al -but· blocked rrnm a successful run at still another major title. \ "I've had some very lr-mtrat· lng days putting -and thla was one of them," Nlcklam said. "I just couldn't get the ball In the hole. I mJased only two ereeris and was less than 25 feet from the hole on tha,,e. I was putting fot birdie or eagle on every other hole and 1 made only three of them . "I hit some very lood putts tbat Just wouldn't go. I hft the hole five Umea and they wouldn't drop." He finished with a e9 that len him at 212, eiiht strokes ofI the pace. Lee Trevino, who once vowed he never qain would play in thls event and now so desperate· l,y wants lt to complete a career •weep ol the Big Four titles, was ambu•bed by a trlple·boaey aeven that sent him reeling back into the pack and daabed his hopes of joining Nicklaus, Gary Player, Ben Hogan and Gene Sarazen as the only players lo sweep the Muters, U.S. and British Opens and the PCA. "I lhhik my sreen jacket just went the hell out the window," he said. TflW...rwM 1.-.n ... the 4tN "''"'" Goll 'Ol/N"*"' Oft Ille 7..,.,.., ,.~.n 4-Jte Hailori.1 OoCI Club course I•~'" •,,,•1-1 · n ..... s-.:io. 7Ht*-2" ,,....10-)0t ,~,.._210 ~Nl-211 1w .. n 111 , .. 1-..1-111 l.....,-211 ,..,..~,, 11-71-1 ... -llJ .,.,,......,., ?).,,*-JU 74-J~IJ """'*-"• 7UNt-114 ,..~1· ... 1'-n-114 ~14 TAACK/MISCELLAAY Sizzling Co"!Bback SaiIOrs Capture Chaffey Crown ·B DNIE CASTILLO In the meet'• mo.t ucltlila riee, 1, or•..,,, .... ._ the mile rel~. After a Dec:k·.._ ONTA.Bl~Wbat Nian wltb neck batUe for three Jape. dlaa1ter ended In vlctory for Kuparek opehed up a ftve-YVd Newport Harbor?h'a •tW un-lead before he was caupt l>y beaten track ud d tealQ !MN Roety Euley et the wire. 'lh Saturday. Wfnn1n1 time of 3:21.8 wu the Att.r Qrint ace Ch.111 Corum bat ln CIF th.ls year and ooe 'd 1uflend bla Ont .. ason defeats t1lo top ftvetn the oat.ion. Jn the 100 and 220 and butdJcr Venclllc, minutes af •r Wayne kaaparek failed to lht11bl.nf second to Euler in the qullfy for the flna1s in the a30 f(O, came back to win b1a 90 low banlles, tbe SaUora put rat!e in t::ie.1 wttb teamm.alo lol•tber a Strine ot •t.toni rac.s Cbatld Steak second ln 2:01.3.. late ln tbe afternoon to run ••IY Kaaparek, who never could wttb the team ehamptonshlp at \ ftnd b1a ~ ln the low hurdles lh• •tth annual Chaftey IJiVita-in pse pretlms, nudged Corum at tional. the ftnllh llne for tb1rd place in In ~ beavUy favo.red the 100, the first Ume th.ls year Muir of Paudena for lta third ti· he bu beat.en b1a teammate. Ue bere in jbe lut six years, Both were Umed ln 10.l. Newport Harbor turned ln one of Mlaalon Viejo'• aophomcare the nallon'1 fut.est prep mil• re-standout Jeff Vandereema was lays (3:2L8) and a1aln lowered the top athlete ln the novice fta acbool reoord in the "'° relay division. He WOtl the two-mite ln ('2.8) on a soay and utiquat.ed 9:36.S, a time tbat wo\lld twle Chaffey Hlah track. taken the open race, and abo Btlt the most d.ramaUc of the captured the mile In 4 :30.9. team's three victories beloqed Mike Mccaa of Eatea~a 10lely to Corum. (Costa Mesa) High won one Of In a blanket·ftnl•h 220 prellm tbe two open two-m.Ue races 1n heat which taw the top three 9:54.3, eaalnc up tbe last lap. runners all eloclt 22.S, Corum was awarded th1rd pJace and tbbl m.1saed maJdna the finals. He was a lalt-m.lnute entry. tbouch. when a runner scratched, In the fi.na..la, be put on a burst of speed rounding the turn to win going away in 22.S. Perfect handorfa 1ave the Sailors tbe «O relay title. Lead.off nmner Wayne Kaapuek was caught leanlnf back in the block.a as the fWl went off but Steve Dawson and Frank Venclik helped Newport catch up with Muir and Ganesha <Pomona), two of the CI F's fas test sprl.Jtt. q uartet.5. Corum wu the first of the anchor nmners to get the baton and when Muir bobbled its ex· change, he sprinted home un- challenged. Muir made up for lt, howenr, • • ......,~ Miiiar llertlW ->-rry ,.. .. UIWYMlller jerry~ L~,,_.,.,_ A"'"*I Pal,.,,., M«M<...,,,.; T'"" ltll• Gil~ ..... ~ AllOy lie"" le,,,.yW ..... Rey F1Dy41 T*"lmyA-. !left~ l..'(tl Loll TtrryOI .... 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Siil IT~Gr) SU; (- J) 1. kelll Ca..tleyl SU: l. 0-C~ SU; J. ~ llelU#a) Jl.7, --1. (lllQ" Dely '""'°"'" •=•.J: a. v-. c~ 1:•.1; a. .,,.,. u. tu.t.,.1 t:tu: Cree• 11 1. ,,__ c~ ldt.&; t. ... I~ J'lfl.J; a.._..... CCl!Me) U. Mll ..... 1. Crecet) c:-e.io.i CVlll•P•"'I •:n.1:2. W-Wenl (VIiie ~ ... ) 4,Jt,4; J. Vlfl u ... IUplaftdl •:IU; Cl'Kell t. 0.11' C'"-41114:a.1; I ~llellf CltltllMlll •: ... ; a. a.. <C... 91Marl 4.IU. J.mll•-• l•ece u MtCAe ,..,._.., f;~ l. loellfter ITrol'l 10:114.t ; a. C.lllllt~ j .. ft Go<-..,.101 10 IU; (rec.-21 I ..,.._ Cu.I*> •:'5 '· 2. Allel\ \,.,.,_., t 11Llz l. ... _ Wta l.omel ID,N.0. lltHH-1. 'Wl"'*-ly CMollrt U.J; L ca.,. ll'o11lefte) U.t; J. Aerie (Lynwooefl IS.1; C. AMml IS..WW Hiiis); s. Oholw CMoflro¥1al. »OLH-1. Gl>ol¥ CMoftl"o¥1al J7.2; J . "'-'- (Mulrl J1.S; J. Heltrlcll (Mew_.) M.7; 4. Sc:hllli. (FoofhHll; I. SIH (Troy). U O r#l•r-t. MeW"H Herh., (V-tn1, Den.,., K•....m. Cerwftl 4U; 2.. Gentilwo 44; I. II•"'-... s. Mite ,.1..,-1. lrece 11Muir1:21.1; l.....,... Met11w l :ltA; i. ,..,._ J:2'.I; Cr11ee 21 I. Mo!lkleCr J :IU; t. • .._ .. l :la.I; a. ~ Al-ltoal:JU. · HJ-1. °'Y*ll.Jllln Gof9onlo) .. 7; !. Gw\"ltt ($ante 4f>a H;JI.....-.. I"°'->~ i. TWiii ((Ml~ .. 1. See Qalfe)' Pa,e 83 Kings Wm, 5-3; Climb to Seeond INGLEWOOD (AP) Defen1eman Gary Sar1ent•s 45-footer with 4: 19 to play helped the Los Angeles Kings score a 5.3 victory over the Vancouver Canucks Saturday night 1n a regular.seuon Na· tional Hockey Leaaue finale for both teams. The win enabled the Kings to lake over second place in the NHL's Norris Division with 77 points. The Detroit Red Wings have 76 points and could finJsh ahead of Los AneeJes with a vie· tory over Montreal today • T\T Sports Today Today on Teleriakla 8:30 a.m. (11) -BASEBAU -The USC Trojans m~ the Dodgers in a five·lnnlng exhibition eame, taped Feb. 19 at Dodger Stadium. 11:10 a.m. (11) -DODGERS BAs.EBALL -The ~ers meet the Braves in AUanta Stadlum. 1 p.m. (2) -1'HE MASTERS -Final round play in the Masters golf championship from AURUSta, Ga. (4) -TENNIS - Jimmy Connon1 meets Ken Rosewall in a WCT Challen&• Cup match. taped at Laa Vegas. 1 :30 p.m. (7) -BOXING -Amateun from Ireland and the U.S. square off in a team competition a\ Ft. Dix. 2 p.m . (4) -DYNAMIC DtJOS-BOWLING -Arnold Palmer and Ray Floyd take on Jim Brown, and Jim Taylor. · 2:30 p.m. (7) -WIDE WORLD OF SPOkTS -The Rebel 500 from Darlington, SC. Also, a filmed report on the attempt by ~ sky divers to Hnk 15,000 reet above Elsinore. (4) - SPORTSWORLD -The USSR nattonal team meets an American squad of colleitate standout.a at Lexinrton. Ky. 3 p.rn. (2) -CHALLENGE OF THE SEXES -Memorable matcbups from the 1978 season includi.nc tennis, 1011 and dra1 racing. 3:30 p.m. (2) -NBA BASKETBALL -The Los Ansel~ Lakers meet t.he Tran Blazers l.n Portl~d. 4 p.rn. (7) -AMERICAN SPO&TSMAN -A cheetah II of>. served in its natural habitat after btlnf raised ln capitivity. Also. fl.sbin1 tor blueft&h off Martbi'a Vineyard, Kua. and a re- port on a hanJ:B!i~I competilloQ at Alaska'• Mount McKinley. <•> -Pao ~~a -The Swf ... the Eartbqu.ak•, taped earlier at Spartan Stadium in San Joee. ' . Seltrader BreakS UCI Mark· 1 -MW C'UlllNINIGJU~ ........... _.. 0Ha:a Vlsw ~·· bopo ol •1 aadeNlla lbe "1'b P bute&beU pl~ came to a er end Satu.rda)' oltbt .. Tl&itlq Ri&beW Hilb (Santa Marta) eHmhiahd the Sea.luawb, 12-4t. Rlsbetti topbomo:re Kendee ZtlJeit ICD"ed a career-hl&b • polata aod wa1 lbe primary ~bltect of Ocean Vlew'a de- leat. Eolett. wbo averqed J.S.J on the aeuoo. scored 16 points in tbe first quarter as R11betU Heed to a 19-8 lead. Ocean Vlew'• crowd ol ~ bad li\Ue to <!beer ~ u the Seahawka fell beh.lild by 15 points early in the aeCOl'ld quarter and never got closer than a nine-point deficit. Turnovers and cold shooting proved eo&lly, for Ocean View, wbicb had qualified to meet Righetti in the second-round playoff by up6ettlng La Habra, 48-41, Oft Tuesday. The Seahawk.s shot 23 percent from the noor and committed 10 tµrnovers in the first ball, while RjgbetU was hitUlle 42 percent .Ewert scored Ri1hetti 's first 10 points on a variety of short liumpen and drives, and was fonty three points shy or her career high2S when the first b.aU ended. Coach Shari Harvey re- grouped her Ocean View bunch in the second half and the Se•hawks shot 50 percent in the third quarter, while holding Eulert to five points. But Righetti's 5-10 center. Denise Pitts, took up the slack and the Warriors had their 12· point lead clipped by just one by the start or the final period. Oeean View's Norma Leib· lre1d &ed the Seahawks' final at- rack, hitting two 20-foot set shots and helping close the gap to nine, but when Oeean View ap- plied a press Righetti cleared the ball easily and scored on two straight layups to ice 1L f:ldcll., Le1btre1d Meru•r•o MOrf'~ oc-~,.,, .. ".,. 0 0 I t 01 .. ft 1 , , i. s1 .... ,, ) ) ' • w., ... .,, 1 O 3 • lot•" -.. ~" , 0 ' • , ~ t 11 0 0 t 0 111>11•• , ... tJ I._., • ll ,. ·~ CHAFFEY • • • Continued From Page ~z LJ-1 F-(F-122·S;f ia.-ttlo..I· l•YI 17·11' t . 3 Auml (Suftny Hlllll Jl·fOY>; 4. 1.-lltld ll'ol>t....,I 2\.IV.; $, ~ IN>..._ VallHl 20-711.. T J-t. _. (S-y Hibl .Wt t • .,_ IL ... -1 *"'; J. e.-tt (~IM'V) 4'2\'I; 4. CMr (GeMew} 0.7°"'; s. 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Ward struck out a doien batters in tatinl the l lllahtoap, 7-2. Rob Stonelake was the by to the Vanguards' attack lo the opener, as he led off the second and fourth rrames with singles and eventually scored. Southern California College padded its margin in the sixth inning when Houle scored on a is ucceasful squeeze bunt by Scheetz. Ylendar KAREN SMOLLEY OUTREBOUNDS ov·s NORMA LEIBFREJD (33), TRACY MERCURIO (RIGHT). Ward issued only oni: free pass in the second game and spaced out six hits. Wilson and Scheetz stroked back-to-back homers in .) OCEAN VIEW'S CHRIS OLSEN (LEFT) LOpKS FOR TEAMMATE. Get Triple Play Riutlers Wi~ 1-0 l WILMINGTON -Golden West College's Rustlers came up with all of the good things Satur· day -a game-winning home run by Doug Mansollno, a triple play in the first 'nning and a lour-bitsbutout performance by pitcdl-Jeff Heathcock against Southern Cal Conference baseball leader LA Harbor. MaD!IOlino stroked the second offerlog out as the ludoff hitter for the Rustlers in the ninth in· Ding. And it was ~d baseman Manaollno who started the triple play, grabbing a line drive with l'llDners on first and second. He fired to fint for the second out with the next throw going to second for the triple play. It was LA Harbor's first loss in a dozen conference starts and Heathcock, a rlgbthander, was lD command .U lb• way. strik· log out MVtD e.n4 Allowing but. lour 1tnglel. Only iD the ruth wa1 be in trouble, and be::-out Of It with ~o= C:.~t!t~ .bate1 for Harbor. bt1t the nut. baUer Jillild to He.alJ)e«k OD th moUnd and doUbled \IP the runner at third. The next batter went out quietly and that was the last Harbor rally. Heathcock retired 11 of the last 12 batters and the only LA Harbor runner to make it to third was in the fifth inning. The victory keeps Golden Wesl in sec:ond place in the COft· ference and it was the eighth trlum ph in the last ntne starts for coach Fred Hoover's nine. 0..... .... ,,, ~• r It rw Scllfepp, Pio • 0 t. 1-., 11 Mcl-..cf ~.Jb _ .......... 211 100• •••I """aid, lb S.wrl1t,lb ,__ ••• rf Clarlt,dt\ 3 0 1. Ja« ..... pr4t S 1 I I Htll .. y, If 2 0 1 0 ""-'·" l 0 0 0 Edwanl•, c J 0 I 0 HealllCKll, ~ 4030 Tot•• "'' 0001 JI 0 •• 2011 ••ti »ti • r • • ooo ooo oot-1 • t .. .. 000-0 •• Announcer Dies Almnitos Racing Results l'Oll V.Tll•OAV l'l•IT aACE Ont mlle. Pt<t • C••lml"lf ,,_,we> Pur .. '3IOO 0.. .. 11 ... " CCrtna) C.OUll>Y•n- ll&Clalr Jrl , .. o ... ,. '"" ~poy Prlnc• tKuelllar) '10 ,., ) . .0 "-2.G:l AIM> •Ktd Bubl>l1"9 View, !Mtwmlll \.t\!l.• O.C• Hel>d, Spwdbal T"" ~lrt FOi'Ell«I. S<ral<MO -Sl<1PC>Yella, Saftclr•~ Son u Eucu -1-0ltHllM A -•CM-•~ . .-.-- i•cOND •AC• -°"' mll•. Pao. Cal b<M ...... ~ .._MOOO. 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Fountain Valley Higb's Barons stageered Marina <Huntington Beach) Higb's Vikings, 3-2, to JC, Prep Baseball Standings drop the Yikes a ea me orr the pace of co-leaders MISSfOM COWl'H•Ntt Huntington Beach and Westminster in a night ..._°'..._• L 09 game at Long Beach's Jllair Field. Sou\11-11.-n 10 ' In Angelus League hostilities, St. Paul (Santa Fe · ~"';'.!:,, ! : ! Springs) Iligh's Swordsmen rallied with two runs wnOltto 4 • ,., in the seventh and five in the eipth to belt bost s. 9et'M,:--W~ 4 Mater Dei (Santa Ana> HiJ(b, 11-6. a::.. "° .s .s '"" Vic M!p"lin had a two-run triple for Mater Del.. ~;-'* ; : ! Edison, now 9.4 overall, suffered Jts third .., ........,.,.,_ straight league lossb_a1odNis two gamalnesedolfl~e pace !::Tc;:;.a:''~J of the leadeni, w 1 e ewport I .., Jong-"11 oi...,1t.s.-.....,,,...,s sought first eircuil win. "'.,."'*"sdl-...Pl>d.rttot Hogan had a no-bitter going lbrouah six innings, sou TM COMT a.1ta111 .. c~ but allowed an inrJeld dribbler up the third w L 4• baseline to Edison plnchhitter Breu Fauria in the ~~~on ! ; "" seventh inning. • s-°"'°Mt.. • ! """ The Sailors got Hogan all he needed in the third :i~ ~:~o ~ , ~ inning when Jeff Piaskowski lined a single to drive S.ftttA11• 1 ! ;., in sophomore Alan Gaddis. ~~.~ ' Fountain Valley got its winning run in ~e ~:~~':!=~~r.,,. seventh inning when it parlayed singles by Mike ,.,.. 01tt0 MitM ., Fu11t1 .... ppr1. Empting, Mike Sballles, Mark Reese and Jerry ra11t ........,.,~, Girvin for one run. Mt S..Nt1oni0•10ranoec-r * ..___,"-Wm Gaddli," S.wrt>rer. c111 Mlll~.c Piatkowski. Jb Hegtn,p H-r-,pr Barr, <I ,.,.. ....... lb lulllt111lon, rt Nelion, rl 8Kk, rl Sn\1111," L'E:chn•. pti Bfftn•"· lb si..rman, lb Tot.i, •• r . ' . 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T04 .. , • • l 3 '1 J .J ' 0 " .... 0 0 0 • 0 • 1 • 2 1 2 0 ' 0 I I I • 1 J ProSCores A BUSINESs OF YOUR OWN C•rfllOS at Santa AM Gro"""'"' ti $aft Ole9D MeM ( \ Pd. PoflticaJ A/Jv. A VOTE FOR HUMM ...... .. NATURAL BEAUTY, MAN'S CREATIVITY BLEND MAGICALLY In Lo• Martfanez Park, Puerto de I• Cruz, Tener1fe ~ Wes: Mostly FeStive Perltape tlle Canary llland1 1boqlcl ba•• been DallMld the pml•al' blllddl, I Travelers are a llbt, to nm Into a f..Uftl n tbey are to ftnd 1olf, tenna., ~sea ftlti.l.q, duty-free •hopptn1. modern botela, quaint flutnc vllta1u. fiery volealllt craten, lull fleld1 of banana•. wblrlln1 dlacoa, tbe talleat mountain ln Spain and tbe pnUleat beaches. • Dwiq April l'tStlvaJa of Spain in Lu Palma feature~ by .. Spaollb and fotef&a orche.tru, ballet aD4 \beatrical eompaolea. lo May~ CNade Teaerife .PUIH1 wltb 1prln1 flltlval aeUvWea lncludln1 ltrfft falra, bulUlghta, resauu and opera. On May a, the cit1'1 foun4:'J ii bonared in aona dance. :Watts Happenihg Overseas (. By STAN DELAPLANE This is a shock to a Norte Americano ,--RAROTONGA _<Notes by candleJigbt when he cracks a shin or falls off the ledge. • 1--(when the power went out): Handiest Keep a nashllght by your bed. Don't move without it. ; • travel companion is a flashlight. Small * * * • : enough to fit in your pistol pocket. RECHARGEABLE FIASllLIGHI' bat· : , When power fails in small towns, the rtb h bo he y eed • castle falls silent. The spinning wheels stop teries aren't WO t e t r. OU n ; ' , . I I • I I • ~ .. , ·1 I I I :1 I 1. I I I I 11 I . .. I I • I • I '. i • I I ~ I I ' ; ' ' : ~ . ' ' I . I . converters in most countries. Half a dozen turning. The ovens stop baking. And we sit plugs to fit their outlets. (I'm against the m darkness, awaiting the Electric Prince big craze for disposable items -using re· to kiss and wake the Sleeping Beauty. sources and turning them to garbage. But <This usually takes an hour. Meantime, the the disposable flashlight is the only prac· bartender can't pour you a drink.) tical one I've found.) With a flashliaht. you can at least There is a flashlight they claim lasts make notes on the ~a;\0f a p·aper napkin. for five years. But it's uncomfortably big; FIGURE ON POWER FAILURE at Most people on the travel route carry times in all small towns in all small coun-cheap disposable cigarette lighters. Like tries <As in Rarotonga in the South the BIC. I've had two expensive butane Pacific.> Reason: They don't have aux-lighters <Japanese Win and English iliary generators to cut in. Ronson) but can't get either to work on Look in the dresser drawer of your airplanes. The inside pressure seems to let hotel room. If you find a couple of candles. the gas jet out so fast the spark can't set it that's the story. (Bring up a pack of afire. * * * matches when you go to bed.> · Mexican to\Vns hold the world record HANDIEST POCKET TOOL: The f bl k. t M · h't ts b ild Swiss Army knlf e. Like a Boy Scl\Ut knf&, or ac mg OU . E!XlCan arc 1 ee u -BUT with an added corkscrew. set>uts are. their bathrooms with one step up or one . step down _ depending on which way thrifty, ~lean. bra~e, reverent, and many you 're going ..,,.,more things I can t remember. But they · .3~ •t supposed to carry tools for po~ FlOATTHE RIVEROFIO RETURN ..... IEllllll Everything furnished on a 5-day ride on this • ,!fr_.,,. wildest of western rivers ·\, \.r ~ (Idaho's Salmon and .J ~ ..,. Middle Fork) with licensed river runners. OPTION: Combine 3-day river trip with 2-day pack trip In Idaho's wilderness . . then 2 days at the lodge. MACKAY BAR Drawer F. Room 1010-K One Capital Center Boise. ID 83702 208/344-1881 ope.tt wine bottles. (Not American ScOUt.s. Maybe French Boy Scouts do.) " Carry a flight bag with pajamas, tooth brush and razor by hand. Otherwise the airlines will surely lose your baggage. If you want to be sure it will not rain while you are on vacation, bring a new umbrella with you. A spray--0n can of "OFF!" will keep mosquitoes off -.for aJIAllile. Women who use perfume draw mosquitoes. (But they also draw men. Laughing and s.cratching, that's life.) I *** I ABOUT THOSE LIGHTS: In old· fashioned French country hoti!ls. you will not hnd the bathroom light switch. Just when you want it the most. It is not on a chain. It is not on a wall. It is a switch cleverly hidden under the wash basin. Out of s ight. ·'Because that is where they are sup. posed to be, M'sieu," said the lady owner. She looked at me as though I was some kind of nut. <The Rarotonga lights came on. And I tucked the napkin in my shirt pocket where I just found it.> River Rafting Improves The 1978 river season promises to be except.Imai: D rou1bt conditlon1, which bne severely curtalled wbttewater tatttaa in reemt years. have eased and lndlc:attocis are the aow pack fUD•Off Wlll be sub1tanUall~ above normal throu~ the west. According to Outdoor Adventurea. a San Prancllco baaed whitewater raft!D1 firm river enlbulut. wui find pleat)' Of •at.er on all popular Callfornla riHrl. • J'oreca•t• also Indicate tbal tbe Middle Fork et ld8bo11 Salmoa River, unmnable fo~ mucb Of tbe UT1 aeuoa, Will Ibid nm:.olf ot cJoie to lJO .,., .. Ol 'DOl'mat'. A n pqe brocbare • deacrlbllae tb• mo1t ~l&r tripe ta the .... 11 .;a•allabl• froara ... O•tdoor AdnntarH. rite to llGI PUllliont lt;tPl'.llGClleo;ltllL . . --- TRAVEL I REAL ESTATE OeeanVlews Koll Irvine Center Site Now Complete ·. Mooring Impresses. " Koll/Irvine Center b~ cloeed· eaerow oo the last of Its 109 unlta. Sales at the 51-acre project bave totaled over ta.5 miWon alnce the center opened nearly three years ago. Kott/Irvine Center was developed Jointly by the Koll Comp.any. N•WPGl't Beach. and the Irvine.Jnduslrial Complex, l'he industrial de· velopment divialoa of the ln1ne Company. DP Home ShOppers Tbe M,7Si04quar.root center ls located oa Redhill A venue Just south ol. the San Dieco Freeway adJolnlnc Or~ge County Airport. Koll/Irvine Center of· fered alx ~rent floor plans, ranging in size from 4,000 square feet to over 8,000 square feet, Kuhn said. Numerous electronics-related manufacturing and assembly firms have located in the center along with pharmaceutical- r elated companies. There are also several .. untypical" industrial users, such as a small assembly plant for race cars, a warehouse for a clothing chain and an advertising aiency. Perhaps the most unique use of a eondoinibtwn Wllt. though, p l)i.Jtic~ ~ which has converted oae un!t into an a&in1 cellar for cbeese products. First lmpreaslou are often luting ones, and love-at-firlt· algbt ls a .normal atate -of affatnr when bomesboppers dlacover tbe Mooring at Dana Po1nt. It becomes an enduring romance from the moment new l'Hidents experience lamrloua llvlnc ln tbelr feature.filled twO·•tory townbomea. The community. a project of Biddle Development. Joe. of Newport Beacb, enjoys site com- manding views of the ocean and tbe Capistrano Valley. AN AllRESTING architec- tural concept by R.M. Thomas ,and Associates of Newport Beacb is interpreted in exteriors of rustic cedar shake, and wood shingle roofs, with the contrast of wide windows and walls of sliding glass doors. RemlnlKent of beach cottages oo the AUantic seaboard, the striking homes will weather te even ereater attractiveness witb PH•ing tim:;:;uretouaatr. s . the .speetHular resid • tac1' Witb HI own view deck or pa~lo, well- groomed landscaping ·ia visible for Impressive Homes That Invite Comparison Fram $112,• ; from tbe stn!et tbroagh wroueht iron fencing, wblle tucked away in complete prhacy ls a recreation area with heated swimmfnl pool and jacuizt. Three floor plans, encompass. ing from 1.30' to 1,330 aqu.are feet of interior llvlne space. pro- vide two muter-aize bedrooms and two-an~e-haU bat.ha. • "PRICED FROM $78,990, a home at the Mooring is a prac- lic al investment for either perm anent or holiday re· sidence," says Ron Carl vice president and direct~r of marketing for Biddle Develop-~ ment, lnc. To reach the towilhome de- velopment at Dana Point, take the San Diego Freeway to the Dana Point/Ortega Highway ex· it. Drive west on Ortega Highway to Del Obispo. Tum left al Del Obispo ud continue toward the ocean to StonebilL Turll right at StmehiU m the MOOfi:ng models and -sales in· formation center at 22506 Valley View Court. · ................... ... _.,,. ................. ~ • ._..._.... •11111111-.,p slrt7 ..-b ... ..., ............... ...,. ...... ._.._ ................ 1 ..... u.. ....................... " ...... ... .... ._ams I CllllM .. Qle 11"8Crt1 .,..ar. M .., nte; ... 811& :~.rr--.,... ..... . ............... ,, ........ .... ................ ,...,... ~ =".... ... ........ reallon .. llrtl!I I I JI .. ..-........ Wll1 &he a...._ aa aclllliH lllUalf Wbt an CM .... ..,. .... f . C.11.. NewJlllt .. ~ ft'Olll tbe ownel"'a point ol Ylew. there N"e eome lelid edn:ntaaea to havlq an exclualft J.1at,. lq. llollt impodant.ty. the owner bu a n,bt to ex- pect a 'flrlorous sales effort. He must be eertaln of getting results •. No broker abould aceiept an ex· elusive ~ unless be belleves that be can auc• eessf ~ promote tbe sale. U the broker falls, he nms the rilk ol incurr1nl lll 1ril1 whlcb will be detrimental to future bualn-. 'l!Je broker accepts DOt only tbt CIPPCiitw:dtJ of Ul'Dilll • eo~ but also the respons.ibilil;y of delivering the best ro- solta possible. · When a broker bu an exclusive Uatine, he la justified in sperutine Ume and money to locate a qualified buyer and n~otiate the sale. He un af· ford to advertise and. if desired. be can offer it through other realtors, thereby adWll the owner a special service which lncludei both individual. preferred attenUoo and wide market saturation. It ii sound business ptactice for a broker to concentrate on the exclusive sale ol property, aa be is then assured of fair compensation for time and effort expended. No sane salesman would go on the road and take ordera for 8ooda witbout cer- tain knowledge that be could mate dellveJ7. An exclusive listing gives the broker assurance that the property he iS sellln1 can be delivered at a de- finite price and upon pre-estabu.bed terms. Remember, an exclusive listing gets the seller preferred attention, active 1a1e1 effort and real sell- ing power. The realtor shares your desire to sell tbe property, quickly and at the beltpriceobtaiDable. EDITOR'S N<YrE: Randall~ ii pr..._, of the Real Estakn; ht ii a&lo Clllt athor, ~ CDICl t. 3tructor. Send your commnb and qMaffou to RandJI McCordJe, clothe Daily Pilot, Bo:r UGO, Coda Mtto, CA 92626. Ceiling Tops Kitchen a Focal Point SeJected by seven-elehths of a iroup of 700 ~omeshoppers, the luminous kitchen ceiline was t.be most wanted kitchen or bath feature in the re- cent Coo.sumer Preference Study coaduc:ted by Walker and Lee, Inc. Reporting on the results of the kitchen and bath portiom of the survey, Sen1ar Research Aaloclat.e Carol Lind said: , "'Ibe kitchen is one of the prime focal points of. shopper interest. It's obviously a room ot blgb ulili· ty, but a.re shoppers also seeJc:iD1 aesthetic.? This year's survey concentrated on three features, in· quiring whether shoppers are willing to accept stan- dard lower cost features or pay extra for upended ones. "WE QUICKLY POUND TllAT the most popular feature ls the luminom ceiling, preferred by 87 percent of the single.famUy buyers, who'd rather pay extra to get it than have a standard ceil· ing fixture. There was very llttle difference in this high-percentage preference -no matter bow we analvzed the results. including a price·range breakdown." Another big winner in the kitchen-was ceramic· tile over Formica by a 73 to 27 percent marlin among single-family home buyers. The preference for tile dropped to 63 percent among multi-family shoppers. Almost half the families looking at lower- priced single-family homes were willing to accept Formica, but in higher-priced sin1le-famlly homes the tile preference soared to 85 percent. The tbir11 kitchen feature covered in the survey • was the oven. Buyers were given four preferences and told how much each would cost. Their choice was clear: 46 percent pjcked a single self-cleanins oven plus a microwave, despite a $SOO price tag. Second choice was the double self-cleantna oven, preferred by 26 ~rcent. The double continuous- <!leaning oven was third with 20 perce'llt and the single oven was last with nine percent. THESE PREFERENCES WERE not very dif- ferent. among multi-family bomesboppers, with two exceptions: the number who wanted a double sell- cleaning oven dropped to 19 percent and the number who'd settle for a single oven went up to 14 percent. · "'Ibe survey indicates what we researchen hne found in the tield -that the microwave is ris· ing in popularity, which perhaps can be related to the increase in working women,•• Lind observed. Shoppers were given three series of choices for the bt • h. While their responses were not over- "'helmlllgly in favor of any particular feature, they ndicated that people want luxurious, glamorous oaths. • "One question was to determine if a large stall shower was sufficient or they'd prefer a combina· tion shower and tub," Llnd said. "The combination· was selected by 60 percent of the stn1le-famn1 buyers. The results were idenlical on the next ques- tion. When asked if they'd pay extra for a separat6 shower and tub. 80 percent sa1d •yes· -and they in· dicat.ed tJJey'd be willing to pay $800 more . ., AmNG llULTl·PAlllLY bomeshoppen. the pNft!rsce. tor a tub/abcnret combination O\rG' a lariestallsbowerwas efeobJabet; SS percent. Aoother question attempgd to determine the tlnd of tub people pref er . ..,,._, individual winner was Ute Roman tutJ, Cbosen by 39 percent of the anel•f•mUy shoppers· ad 33 perc:et ot &he multf.famll,y lboppe.rs, • uncs ~ '"!be secoad pHfere.nco was the ce11vea.- tloliaJ c.st lroo tub. "'anted by 21 percent at f ilnlly projects. and 12 percent at multi·famU1 de-~. ·· Aft1'11&ed ~es. lnchlltb:i'g both~ Of mwen, for tbe otber .._. dlalea were: ~ '""'oft1 tub, lO J*'CeD\; CCJDftlllional fiberllaU tab. pere1a1; i.1Ml lat'Jo oval llbeqlaa tub. llleYmplftel&. . ftfD, WON YOU ldd op the .a.an. the .,.,.,.. tube -tncl bOtb tbe JtOzno and .rae Ot'a1s -we find tbit sa porceat at all ~wm mea'1bao,"LIDdonntt•·-~ ~ JA tbe W l>MJcialJ Mo --.....w... die ~ Of tuba. UO..Ver. bci1as hue &aid 111 that tbt cml abaDe does not ac- commodabt a ahonr emaln .a1J arid a ~ pJoi!Aircfm'i!!IMlllalldlClf Ualclnmi'&o .a.c&. • BIA Planning Membenhip Dri•e Tuesday I • .. We at LakePark would like to present our latest offering of 44 distinctive. homes. Each new phase of LakePark has met ~ · with great buyer enthusiasm, and we expect this phase to be another rapid sellout. The LakePark community is adjacent to the l!*acre Laguna Niguel Regional Park, wiJh its 40.acre lake and many fine recreattonal opportunities. Ourown planned recreation area with swimming poo~ hydrotherapy pool, sepmte children's t.~." pool, and -~ cabana and .· sundecks ' will be cotnplet d · - a dMtJon of red hUI 1'98fty- . {714) 673-7300 SALES MNWl:R Barbara Hutchings Virginia Manson Nita Thayer John C. Mc Ckne <:arotyn Ewing Meatlene Rounsaville by Summer 1978. MIOCIATD ~ ... BobNewel tMlgntMeler QwllaopNr Aoul e.notT~ Furnished models now op(rl: Our five beautifully furnished models feature unique floor plans, with vAulted C€ilings, greenhouse windows, private balconies, French doors, ceramic tile entries, and wet bars. 2·, 3-, and 4-bedroom plans are pricecl from $84,400 ~ to $120,000. . 1.!.r _ ....... I . J .. .. CIDCAGO-Tbecondomilllum~t alive »n., ""1·•c«pled t.bro\labout th• United tes, and and ~ales are hale and hearty ln ID&QY p.,U ol lbe nation. TlllQle were the fmd..lngs discJo,,ed bJ • reeent ~•Uorual Association of Realtors sutvey of experts in lbe condominium field. . , Tb1s year, according to i Rockville. Md;• Re alt«, condo sales have "taken off Uke tr HY. It 1 ""believable, in all ranges from $24,000 up to six figura." Rockville lS a suburb of Washiniton. D.C. A WASHINGTON, D.C., KEALTOlt said "re- Qlea are unbelievably hot now." Citing bis firm's ~-~perience, he said that in 1976 an average or 80 days elapsed bet~ listing and contract sign· ing. Although be has not compiled data lot.. this year, be suspects the figure has been halved. Tbe upsurge in sales is evident elsewhere. A ChiC&iO Realtor cited a recent condo conversion made by bis firm in north suburban Evanston, a city whose population declined eight percent in 1976. Eighty percent or the 4!> avatlable units w~re sold in ooly eight weeks. This happened, be pointed. out, in spite or die fact that sales were opened dur· ing the coldest week last winter. In Calllomia, one of the hottest real estate markets in the nation, 100 percent of residential condos up for sale are sold wit.bin six months, ac· )!lC>tding to a San Diego Realtor. ~ SALES JN FLORIDA. A severely depressed ~do market in past years, have picked up as well. ~·MaiUand, Fla., (an Orlando suburb> Realtor ex· ~ts the current excess inventory of units In cen· ~al Florida to be exhausted by the end or the year. ~ In heavily overbuilt southeast Florida, the ~tles picture is improving too, according to the vice ~~esident and chief economist of First National City &ank of New York. The bank is heavily involved in .lf"tal estate and foreclosed condominium projects in {Dade, Broward and Palm Beach counties. Luxury-class condos -$80,000 and up -as well \a~ condos in the $35,000-and-under price range are -;moving well, he said. However. mid-priced condos, '-wjtich make up the bulk or the market, are not sell· ~ng quite as well. ~ The bank executive expects hls bank's lnven- .. :tory of luxury class condos to return to normal sup· 0.i>ly-demand levels within nine months; low-pnced ~-...nits, in 13 to 14 months; and mid-priced condos, 1.wo years. .... j THE RESURGENCE JN CONDO sales across '.the nation began last year, according to Ken Kerin, ~irect.or of the National Association's IX!partment ~of Economics and Research. Sales are continuing at ~••decent" pace now and the market 1s slowly being ~leaned up. he said. ( Who are the buyers., ~. A Chicago Realtor said, "Data seem to confirm ~he widely held belief that the prime market groups :tor coodomm1um housing are the under-35s and ~·empty nesters · ! "The proportion of younger buyers apparently Chas increased dramatically over the past year or ~wo," he added "Younger buyers accounted for ~e·quart..er of all condominium sales. according lo fa 1975 HUD stud~ Rect'nl studies place the figure .. much higher ... ~ Evidence or the latter can be seen in !Was~gton, DC A Realtor there said young peo· y>le ace migrating back into the city from the sub- ;..urbs in. great numbers Some make the move lo :;corb rising commuting costs, a feature th~t attracts :t>oyers in Chicago. Matanky added ,, • THERE ALSO HAS BEEN an upsurge in the ;n(lmber of single women buying condos in :wastungton. Estimates are that single women ac· ~count for one·third to 40 percent of sales in some .complexes there. ~ ln the tight housing market of southern :Ciilifomia. buyers ''are taking anything available, .. p aid the San Diego Realtor. "except luxury-class •condos." As a result, many families have moved in· ~O.low· and mid· priced condominiums there I Why are condos selling now ? ,. • Renewed consumer confidence in the economy 1has boosted sales. according to several respon- ""<ienls. In addition, lend111g agencies now have !g(eater confidence in condos, one added l.icense Course iA.i Coast College I } • A nine-week real estate salesman license pre· aration course will be oHered at Orange Coast o11ege this spring. It will meet on Tuesdays and IWrsdays, beginning April 18, from 4 to 6 p.m. • The course is designed to assist people who de· l(e to pass the California real estate licen5e ex· 11>ination The complete cost of the class is the $5 student health fee and the price of the textbook. ·~. Registration for spring nine-~k classes runs hrough April in the OCC Admissions and ~cords Building. Students may sign.up Monday h{ough April 22 in the OCC Admissions anti om 8 a.m. to 2 p.m .. and on Saturday from 8 a.m. )loon. Registration is on a first come first served uis and no appointments are necessary. C For registration information, phone 556-S73S. FROM Fash io n Island N ewp ort B~ach - • FRENCH DOORS OPEN TO COURTYARD IN WOOOBRtDGE'S CAM " ,. l f • '? .~ ,. .. for miles REAL ESTATE Woodbridge Mede l Catiiden f:atChing Eyes ~rn the collec;Uon of udtint new by open ridie beauu and lottinc ceil· homes created by Akins Develop-ings.. · ment Company for Woodbridce Step· down to a wtndQW·walled Crossing in Irvine, none Is more living room ..,.lb ~ncb 4oon open- spectacular lban lbe two story ing to the e<>urtyard u part ot the "Camden" model. Camden's indoor/outdoor Jivinf At first eJance, the slanting therne. Sharing this scenic view I• a roofllne, and rustic exterior of this format dining galleria, perfect tor spacious residence attract the lm· special occuions. mediate approval of discerning TO ft.EACH TUE Woodbridte hotneseekers. Special appointments Village lnlormatlon Center, take the are the lush, private entry courtyard Santa Ana Freeway to the Culver and arhcbitectural detalllng In Drive offramp, then drive south to natural woods on all four sides ot the Warner. The center Js Joetted oo tbe .home. southeast comer of Wamer Avenue LOOK UP WHEN you step through and Culver Drive. wide double doors into the Camden's The Woodbridge Crossing sales lwo-story bigb entrance toyer, pavilion is localed jmt oft Stone ~nbaocedbyabugeclerest()l'}'window Creek South on Springvale. Models and handsome 1talrcase. From here, are open daily from 10 a.m. to s p.fn. tbe pleasant view takes tn a free-at the Akins IX!velopment Company flowing boepltaUly area distinguished comm\ality. :·~.-~· \ ··~ . "*' ' .. ··:. •~ ..... . . O r•trK,.n-Corltot1 O.v • "Crt01waoc*E11•to •7 Nobly O..ianed S1n1le F•moly ~ .. ch«! Homft 171411')&-I 111 O l'nnJ .. r°'.A Hom~~ •• r,,k r ..... ,,. l!O {.<>nl•mr<>r4ry ~t0<ht'<I l'•llo ~"""" 17H I ~.II< 272' ,. OranJ•·~· 11 ....... ,. r •• i.. ri .... I'! ""Pl\l\ll<Jl•d ~lnjllr ~ .. t11ly {It t..ch•d llomr• I" I 4 &J A 7!90 O r<>nJn<• • lll'mH "'iunJ•nc• "'t l n1~u~ 1 own~h""'f"' t"lfl 6JJ !IM 0 T ht M1•n1~r <..omr•nv (' •n••'" {. 11 r\ 1 !" lmrr• 01"' ~"'~"° f .tm1h ().., .. , h...J t-t..-.m,., "l~I 11.'l QOH' 0 'i1t rl.,,.: ti""'' ( <><r Thr I .1, • ~oo cn11,und1n~ Townhnm1·~ &: '"' • Srr n1." 1C.f\ ( ''Uf\ (. ~tnJpm1n1vm• 1"111 ~H l4H 9 &rud 0.vtlop-nt c.. "'nrlhwonJ r .. ~ ~11 r•m1lv·Pro>e,, P•ll•• lfomro l"U 11.ll' IJll<' o \,, •lt.tlJ n ... ,Jorm .. nl ( 0 "°'"''" ,, and miles around. o\ lutr1,. .. n .. I s.,n~lr l.tm v flt-1.HhrJ .,,.,,,,,." 1'141 !>H 8~00 0 \\1,_..Jw•rd (',, • Ambfor ... ,."'f '10 tt.tnJ11.r,mr l'Jlht tti'm'" ""l .t ,.,~ '"""' 0 fhf" \1f'"lt f ( t1mr•nv • \\ llPW ( tt t'~ \ At thr V1ltd1te of Northwood in Irvine good surroundin1ts art' dt>s1gnrd into thl' master plan. It stuts with the inJi111dudl • homes. representing some of the best work from our 18 · j Muter Builders. The Sl'Veral communities which w ill comprise } pur nl'w village offer a vanety of ltfutyles. And tht' v1llagt> Is located to take advantagt' of .ill the plusures and ffrv1ces of Irvine and gruter Orange County. The Homtt -Northwoods ttngle family detached homt'~ oHer the best value 1n Irvine Thty're av,11lable in a wide ran11e of loc.lllons, style and pnce. The same is lrue of our pa110 homes. townhomes condominiums and an area it't ,.51de for mobile home living The Village · The master plan call• for 18 p..rlt.s. shopping .ind schools within Northwood Another s1gn1ficant .>ttributl' 11 a fewer average number of homes ~r <Jere th.to the other Viii.ages in lrvinl' Homeowner usoclations wtth monthly Fee.- will be ao 1nd1v1dual community option. Some will h.avt' 1hem some won't There will not be .in overell l'liorthwood homeowners .auocidtiot1 The Region • NorthwooJ's f•vored loc•t1on is ideal Thr Community I• convenirnt to the S.inta Ana, San Diego, Newport •nd L4gun4 Beach Freeways. There Ht' Sl'Ver•I ourby major shopping complexet; South Coot Pwu. Laguna Hills Mall, the fabulous Newport Fuh1on Isl.and .and others. the little town of Tustin is nght nut door .and there ue miles of open country to the mountains. Or.anae Cout be.aches .are readily ~<Jched Here m•jor employment, cultur.I and resort centers. The Timing -Right now, duril'g tht earhut •t•ges, 11 the very best time to come to Northwood. Right now you11 have the best telection of homes and lontlon• and prtct!t .are .alw•y• .. lowest at the beginning. See Northwood today. It's the growing opportunity In Irvine. \ '~ Httth '-'t\tr PJht' tf1 .. m1 ~, "l> -1 J "\JC -! ~ \ CD rn·""'~ .. J <.h.-rr·n.:. , ""'', "'\fr.t.f1''"""' Rr .. hv • • fhf' ' '"' r 1i w ,,, --rn• r .. nurr r: .... ,,.J 1\Jult l1r1f "'' J ~t,,~.11 l t,u·"'r " r\ CD nod•'r ff,1u~•n•~ • lnll~unt1•l lt,1"H" ic;,'1 "'"'"''t {)t" ~n C-,.o_.:f1 f .. m,f, Ptt.i{,..,.J If •fTlr• •;t P '"-•1.ir.~cq O rnlrhl•I• ~tl"f'm•nl c,, Bron"ood Ito""' 1\0 M•icn1!1Crnl !.1n11J,. I Jm•h Ot1J•hrJ 1714) 550.5451 CD R & ~' n. ·-•~•rm..,,• C •• lmr< r11I 11,.,,., • f\o r ""'' Qu.al11y ~in.It J 1m1h l.Hi u ht J t f,1m1 .. Pl~I ~;o N O'! .R r '1\.'Hrntnl!h'n ( t' t\rrrr \t1t1 Rt111 104 lr..J.11on•I S.n.l!k-f '""ly D.tJth..J I l.1mr• 171H 731·18B • "f•urt'r·Ellll'lt Conti Co Nmthwoo.I Pl.er·· r.,, nl HZ R .. hl) r e.1u11·J ""'ti• I ,,,,,1~ p ,.14,j,f'd 11111 ~.·1 14(1) &l ... ny CH••"'rm .. nJ c., ,.,,,.,,.., .. <J 11.11 "'""' ..., I 10 <.r._.,,,,. Soni:f; F amol\ """'" 11141~S: IObe • P•ut~ll#r lfom .. fJm<>u• dr<1~"' ~1n~lt l•m1ly O..t•thrd Hamu 1•10 ~•o·lll'OI 0 rr<>ro•...l ""orthWl'<'<l R••Qutt Clubl•nd RV p.,\ •Show.• ... Homt1 • "ShOl\CHf Nottbwood v111~t·· t"l' (' """'' 1m ( c•mf .. rt f.1n11I• f •m1ly 0.-t•,hrd C71 ~I ~SZ..(lo62 • '1•ut~r-FM1<>11 Con.i Co · Northwc>od l'lo<t' IJ•l•N<•>i U.: R1<hly r .. 1urtJ S1ni1w I •m•ly 0..11<htd llomirt 1714) ;"; IH•~ '911> W.rm•njlt<'I' ~•lopm•"I ( <> • 'ih•<k>w Run· •nd .., %•dy HoClow 1100 Ownu r,..,,.,, Soni;lr I 1m1ly Ho-• ••u1 !>SI OJS~ • , 1 ' f REAL ESTATE •. ........ Town ~ets Up P~~r.ty ·Vaine lns11rance Pl~~ . - OAK PAJUt. Ill. CAP> -Tbe A NEW APPRAISAL will be • m.,. of 0 Put, wbicb let up made wben the property i.l IOld Lo • lntam ot •u. Jed lnt.elratkm make 1ure It bu not deteriorated to kttp whit from movi.nc out· since tbe first apprai.lal. 11 the as IDJ.Qortti• monid bl, ii plan-cond1t10C\ l1 basically th• 1tmo or nin1 a pro•ram to prevent bett.er but the owner must 1eU at ' • p a al c p e d d I a a 1 ' ' by a loss, &ocal tax money will be bomeowtM!l"I who fear property used to make up moat of the loss. devaluation bec&uM Of racial Villac• olflclals aay thla ls the cbanf•. ~ first commwlity ln the naUon t.o T b • ., l ll a I e b o • rd l 1 start aueb a plan, •cheduled Lo co establilhlns u tuurance Pl$D lnt.o effect DeXt year u the mOlt wblcb will pay IO percat of av· recent in a Mrtel oC1teP1 aimed loll au.ff erect by an enrolled • at creatln1 a t.roubl•free, lnte- borneowner wbo Hill bla or ber 1ra'4!d coromunlty. propert:r after five yeare or "'?be buly of it all la that ti.le Jian1er~ ~ pro1ram m~ not eYen be needed The'-wW be no ,remhnm. because the bousiq market in just a $.'50 appraisal fee 11hen tho Oak Park ls atron1 and continues homeowner 11101 tor the in· to 1et strm1er." aald the vlllaae aurance. board prealdeot, James J. tv I ,. McCI.u.,Jr. urr 8BLPS IN m61D& a de- dslon, '' laid Lf~d• K~. •h9 wllh her hU!bind 11 lookini at. house lo Oak Park. "lt you're go- ing to spend $55,000 or $60,000 for a house. you want to make au.re you 'U be able to get It bac• U you sell. lf the ctty is wtlllnt lb put Itself on tbe line, people are lesa Ukely to panic." Da1T1ll Ko•alcsy~. •sslatut •illa1e manaier. ufd vniac• of. llclals hope th• C>lan won't reaUJ. be needed; • "It ls a'110oi:t proir•m beCause lt will alfeYlate the pel"ctlved fears of uew bcun~wnen." ·be said. "We're Haum.tnc that many otbefcommW:UUea can tm: CC...!il.>, ed. _ .... ~J.1 \ view park. and recreation center with swimming and hydrotherapy pools and sauna. ,. Inside The V11las are pure • • ... • •1 :: diarm -conversation nooks, atrlums, , ·:..~ .. ~·-~·~~ ~ ;;. retr~ats, galleries, libraries, Roman . . ·~· i:. \~ <·' • baths. gourmet kitchens •. And · · , ~··~·· -:·,,:' 'teflnements such a.$ ·French doors. · ... .. .handcrafted cabinetry, quarry tile entries, and vaulted l ~. the .. ·' . . . .. . plement It, It II DOt the kind°' a pro~am U> t, 1t used by ltailf, is tto 1 to tunt a co'?lmWlity aroua . ''YOU'RE NOT GOtNG to create a stable community Just by creaUnc this kind of program. It '1 a toot to be uaed wlti others." Oak Park, a st.orybook vJllqe of sbaddl streets and historic bomea, y::mltled itself to manatee! araUon In the earl)' 19701. Under that system , the rental and •ale of property ls monitored to detennlne where blacks abd other minorities are locatint and where whit.es are stayiDI or leav- . ing. A private houslne referral agency was created to encour.,e pros~etive residents of all races to disperse throughout the com· mun tJ rather than to form enclav•. llZ,\L ESTA.TE agents are prohibited from goina door t.o door asking residents jf they want to sell. "For Rent" and "For Sale" aigns are banned and stiff building codes guard aaainst deterioration. Oak Park, where Ernest Hem- ln~w ay was born and Frank Lloyd Wright refined his prairie architecture. is across the st.rffl from Chlcaio's Austin district, whlcb ch&naed almost overnight from a predominantly while to fredomJnapUy black community n th• early 1870s. One are'perfect tor those who .. want to live by the ocean with elegant style. Located in the lovely community of Laguni Niguel with unspoiled beaches. grcr ...... l tt:!1 ........ en ........... , . ,_ Villas offer ·~·· sophisticated living in an uncongested environment Close to every place you want to b~ In Orange County, Laguna Niguel Is only M .. ,...... ~ 01 fn.)< .. 12 miles from Newport ..,,..,. ~ Beach. Furnished models '~ ~"l'l • ...s ... ~ ....... · ail from ,..,,Iii •ln..\.,llu 11 dusk. For r.w111c 0tt.":" " .. ~ II {714). 661-0662. Gt J • • J • • .. ' ~· . ...... ·: .... ·~ . . urbanologist predicted the ume thine would happen m Oak P. k . But lhe village inslituled ~­ usual man~ed integratton ~yslem and continues to look toward a gradual chan&e 1n fts racial makeup. "· ·• .. -; THE VILLAGE now \a a population of G.,500 -nve.~ cent black and two perceat oeber minorlUes. Before 19'70, · l}le percentage of blacks and Otfte:r minorities combined wu· :1\55 than one percent.. ' Real estate values in Od Park increaa«l 17 percent to 20 ,... cent belween 1970 and 19'1S'f'*· c o rd i n g lo a stud)' 1!_y Northwestern Unlverslty. -' '• ; ... .. • /1 .... ' 'I .. • .. ... ' !) ' • " -.. -.. More-Jlollla ~Pak llomee Tuwnhomes with private patioo. Models included. Available now: $84,950to $ Ul8,900 Call or visit! (7141 559-0X>l ~PlldoBomce ~ • A Jew remaining dewched hom~. ~ Available now: $106, 500 to $113,000 • • For information call: (7141 544.9411 ~en.bide 7Tadit,ionafly-styltd detacbsd boma. New Unit: Summer 1978 . Moddaopm: '714f ~ .., • .,.1'71a.....O,r••..-z ~'lbwDhome9 HomuforCOie/reeaduliU/~ ... WJoclbridae G1'0ft A comlndlztion o/ detached 6'attadied homes with private rear yards. '\\lOodbtidae Fairfield 'Ibwnbomes designed for adult lifestyles. "WooclbrldpGablee Spacious detached bomt!S in the New England style. ~Pmblde Tuwnhomes with private patios. \lbodbrldpGJen 'Ibwnbome.s for casual living. ~Vlllap Green Condominiums in a park-JiM&dting. For mare information on Suznnu:r 19'!8 Gldlld Openings, CiJll: (ll4) 551-1500. Prkm eJ unit open mg ddtr.1 tfftJCtin3/3lYl8. • ~btata A unique arrangement of attached, estate-stylenn~family hqmes with spacious front lawns, ~mte entries and privatewirycuds. Ejgbtan exterior k.sigas, from Tudor to Dutch Go..mbre.1, American Colonial and contmiporary. 'ZWo, three and four bedrooms. Av..U.blenow: Near the lake: $100,<XX> to $124. ml On the lake: $147,CXX>to $175,CXX> IRVINE PACIFIC D£VELOPMF.NT COMPANY (714) 552-3700 In the Village of Woodbridge, you'll discover top-quality homes and much more. You'll also #nd a large lake. A swi.mming lagoon: Sailing.'F.is]llpg. Togging, Jriking rind lJOOiigttliils. VolleyDall . oourts. Firepits and barbecu~. Picnic grounds. And many; . mmiyparks. , You'll al.so discover thathomes are convenient to schools, church~ 1 shopping, r~ta.urants, freeways and major employment centers. VisitWoodbridge todayanrj .see for ~ourself how wonderh#.,, 11.f e cqn be--inside and out. . .. t • '• ., ! I II ·t ~. !t ~! r, t ., ' .; ' ' ... I I l ........ ~\ ]Sy TllQll Ll'AX>Cl , .............. • ••1f'hft April •M'°'r• c .,,.,,_ \ Tl(e,. "1iag the. Jlo.nt thcit ~ ........ 'Ut~ happens lt abowen fall dl.lrtg ~ber. January. • .Febro~ Marcb as wellf ~ ~ I The kind of wildflower dJsJ)J.,- ' -• that' already brushed 1wa~tes • . ot nUow, oraace. blue and ur. , , ple •cl'Olll IOUth Oranee Co y. -=·1 . :_ A BANNEB year, Jald Sh · • (:latt botany teacher at Got • West College, "'In lad, Jut ti~ • l WJS out OD the~. I ' ... , -some floweu that h•ven " . bloomed for ytan. n • · , Yott won't ha~ to lfO asif~ tbe deffrt to~~ Oowers um -yea1\ • said, 1mce pracUcalli • ~very vacant lot. is jammed with delicate blooms. MaQy people wouJd write them -oft o .. Just weeds," Mrs. Clark commented, "but I always tell my students that weeds are just 'tlle ones you don't want." Look a little farther ill lbe re- ' \; gioa 's mix or mountains, meadows, shore and chaparral, • $he said, and you'll find bun- •4reds of varletie& of blooming 1 •ptants. MOST MU> plants are just .about to enter their bloominf season -April and May -with mustard. ftM!enecb •d Jqplacit the advance guard. •. Multald. • tall weed 1q> tO 4. feei JUgb, is the basis o!:.~ pale yellow ~Ulsidea and ia found in any empt7 Jot. Pldctleb•ct1 range fTom yellow to orange _iirit~ tloy nowers jutting t'r6m a stem that curvts like the neck of a vlolin. Lupine. said Mrs. Clark, "are just out of their mlnd now!" They grow in open places, almost anywhere, including freeway embankments Jn the sout.b county. LUPINE llAV.E a cluster of nowers. a sort of inverted cone, that range from deep blue lo pul"ple, each flower . about half an inch wide. The cluster i; f 1Q- cbea to8~1ong. Lupine leaves look like the spokea ol a wheel with its stem at tbe center like an axle. California Poppies, the state flower, also have begun to bloom. Found singly or in clusters that l\\(>k like a bright vranee bouquet, they have paper-llke petals and waxy stamens radiating from the center. Don't pick them. it's Il- legal. , Other varieties or poppy range from pale to deep yellow. COMING SOON are tbe Mariposa Lilies, . blue flowers about a foot bigti that look like • poppy, but have only three petals. Not all flowers are quite so ob- vious, said Mrs. Clark, especial· ly what botanists lovingly call the "belly plants." • • "They're. called that because you have to lay on your belly to see tbem," she said. These low.growing, tiny plants send out blooms the size or a ~.Aptllt, 1978 thumbnail .... or smaller. Yet, they are often.filled with colors and symmetry that de- light a'(lYone carrying a magni- fying glass. · Bright while, yellow or JK> IP YOO •nt to be bifnf b~.ine the delicate and oClen beautlf'1! 1Jowen, you'U have to do Jt on film. Accordiqg to information sup.- plied by Riclc Wlllller, "a photo- grapher's photographer" and technical advisor with the Eastman Kodak Co., almost any good color film will do. In fact, almost any camera will do aa long u you can move in close. ·blue petals usually surroqnd a central 1plash of orange, or with some Upy buds, an ornate at· ranaementof stamens. (See WEATHER, Page t2> rl That's. the secret odri gootod adjust for parallax (the dif-ower pictures, accor ng re e bet what 5 Kodak renc ween you ee /\ sbigJe-lens reflex, one that through the viewfinder and what allows you to see through the . the Jens sees> .. taking lens, lets yoa study the Problem with closeup lenses image you'll wind up with and on viewfmder cameras is p~r takes a variety or clo!e·up al-focus. Kodak sucge_sts reading tachments. the instnJctiODJ to find out ~w · close you can get, then cutting CLOSE UP LENSES fit over the main lens, altering optics so you ean move in to fill the frame witb one or two flowers. Viewfinder cameras can use such lenses as well. Even some simple box cameras have close· up attacbmeQt,a, but you have t.o cardboard to that length. Hold the sheet up to the lens and move in until the board touches the petals. Reflex cameras eliminate this problem because you can see what's in or out or focus. <See CAMDA, Page CZ) ffun~g Up to BUy a .. Piano. ~r Or:ga°:? ll'd as ler tn~ of of e, t ~ " .. or I I ' ... _ ........ ·- w *"'»>' • OWZOW"Ct1Ji¥ iiC c ••••• e =• tu es a -s s c s p a WEATHER CAUSES WILD FLOWER WONDEnAND ••• .. . .. • .•. ·1 SA~ (AP) -Linda Jtonstadl, tM Wod4s.M& a4 Klna N ba,. .. tb1n& bt : llusJio. -.....i..-. mummy !nm an wWJaa to pq almo.l 81Q't111Da to Metbem. But man1 ord.lnary people who also would love to see ,-uc~ popul1r _.ttracUooa caa•t alforcl eaorbltaot Uc:iut aoalpen• Jlricel.. ~~ia ot penc11na waa to ball UeW.c: :.t "I'll ftllNG BY lqklltlGD to atop the practlce wtdci~e ~ ha'ftnl IO petffllt to -5 .. ri9i1t•1 ticket. pz:lced allialflcan bliber theb the fair market •al e," •a11 Aaemblyman Mel Le•.ia.e, ~ llonlea. M written. Im AB m3 would J)roblblt re-• UJ Of tlcau at more tban the printed price. except for·~ aervice fee for ticket bl'okers. Violation would be. mWemeanor, puniaba· b1e b)' a maximum $:500 fine and lla·ma:it.b , ICDMmee. Jlowe;:er, tbe b1D 1w nm IDtO opposition troia tbe Ucbt broken, wbo ~ *2 ls not aouah. 'n. bill b atalled 1n the Auembly Criminal .lust.lee Committee and Levine J>lana to chmte 1L to trJ and placate tho broken. · . "I've decided to wort wiUl people in the blJ,alneu to see lf there's one form satiafac· 'tb\'y to at least the bulk of them,•• be aald. . ' m-Pa .. cn EftB t obmua are tbe ll'ISle8. The1 ha" Rowen. •aid Mrs. Clark. but tbey don't always ~t llte wt.al'• noraiaU.J called a flower. 'l'tMIM PfSkY fostalla = .Uct to kt 1-' Pd J.nitate are, la f~oo.ren. Tbe 1hont hasn't been foraottln b1 Mother Nature either. ~AUJORNL\ Buckwheat ii very me111," abe 111d. "1be1•re atra •••U 8Dd loot Ute cotton balls." ',Tbe Sea Roic:At, e Hld, 11'0W1 In •~Wltb rocu wiWD a to a IDchea ot . tJie •ili'f ac:e.: But U )'OU Pall cne up. ahe said. the rooti WW eoSM cNt la a 1unburat pai.. tml. The Wide ~ mtem kdlllS lb& plant aDctioNd lD "lOOM 1anll. In a few month• the beach prtlDl'Ole. a dQ·bloomlfta. cup. will appear. '!'be rellow no,.... have four l>etals. are about bait an inch wtcte a crow at tM u~ ot ~ stema rad.lattn1 from a een.&.ral pclla~ It. Oowcn may tum red as they •ae. Kn. a,rk sa14 that most OoweiS share aeommmltructure. Tboulb detail• •ary. abe •aid. eve'l'Jlower bu five bulc parts: -TM Plau,t ll often located at tho center of the blouom, It ii a f1ealu' structure attached to the ovary. "THE PUllPOSE would be to protect -STAMEN A1lE otten 1mall poet. ttioae brokers Who do perform a leetUmate lllte structures (anther) attacbed at Hrvlce. enablln& people to buy tickets the centerottbeflower by filament.. without bavi.D1 to 'achlep• all over town," bo -Petals are the thin, decofaUve aald. . portion of the flower that uaual.11 Ticket broten ba1 blocb ol tickets for bean the eo,\or. 1lmo1t all music. eporta or other cultural -Sepals are the er uieavu0 uen~ and aell them by mall 01' telepl¥>ne at that form a bulce at the base of tbe u lncrased prtce. flower and ndlate out WMlet' Ute Levine'• bill wu suae:sted b7 the state petal. Def.~~~nt of Consumer Alfa!n, wboae -Tbe ovary I.I an inner structure, tea Uve aid9 .,.ya the main sealpinf pro-usually at the center, where seeds blema are iil SQtltllefn Call.fomia. wbicli bas are protected. · muy Jarae evepU. Petals and tbeir variety of colors and pat.terns are an Important part.of •'TICKBT -PRICES ABE rett.J.ni out of plant reprocluctloo, said Mn. Clark. bnd.'• said aide &eve Fiehbei.n. ''And we're Moat Insects' eyes see only ul- loold.llf towanl-&be 1964 Olympics. Most peo-traviolet. abe said, and resean:be~ int to look tit wUdfloWert needs a r.- U•ID• to make tbe da1 IDOftl enjoya-ble. nasr. SHE Hld. Hcomforlabte walldD• or h1kiDa ehoea. •• Tennla ••A lot of people don't think about a bat •. but xo" can reatq iet aun• burned." If )'OU plan to take pictures (See re- lated story), takeumer•. mm. clGH up attachments -Mrs. Clark 1wean by macro-lenses that doQ•t need at- tacbmen&.a -and • DO&ebook t.o &Ue notes. A malDifJinC atau belps roa eee the tiny varieties, ahe said. "Take binoculll'I too, because JOU usually find bunnies and b1rda and you •11 want to see them bet.Ler. "OH Ya, don't foreet a bottle of water. The kids are always saying, •Mom, I want a drink!' •' A field identification IUfde ll a real help, she aald. She recommend• PhWp A. Mum's "Sbore Wildflowers of C allfornla, Oregon and WuJUneton... , Whatever book you JCetJ. •h• aald, make sure it'• keyed oo JJOWer colors ..... and lt should have the scientific name, because if the author doesn't know that, I figure be doesn't know much of anything else either ... Where do you find the Oowers? •'· Portions of Coat Hi&bW&J, Back Bay and marablanc1' n BolH Chica offer lD&DJ Ql.C~ abOre plalda. • Trabuco and Sllwendo also an ezpected to ban a wildO.ner crop. . CSeftnl of the ,..... ~mpanytng th1s article were in an open field ID El Tore. Jmt Toro Road.) For a loot at the delert'1 ble variety d plants, JUv.sido ty'a best beta aN tbe Coacll Valley, Joshua Tree Natioa.al IDellt_ the San Jacinto Mogntal!J\ the Temeteal ValleJ. "lbe l..t.; SR 71 startina from Coroea. several habitats wt.Lb~ · flora. mas. aAU'S trainlne tn made her especially app of deaeet wildDower& -t>ut about cactus. She IUHeats alone a rat-tall comb to pf7 branches from aboe soles. If you want to aee moat nowera in one place, she s Rancho Santa Ana. near Clare Colleee ... Its tho best wildflo lection I know lD C&llfOl'Dla. •• The HunUnJt,on Ubral'7 Ill Marino and fbe Loe Anieles Aboretum In Arcadia a1lo collections.. AU of these areas areeasytofi map of Southern California. 14 withiQ 2bours drivina lime. ,'>1e of average means will be precluded from believe the patterns are irresistible attending the Olympics if ticket scalpers are signals that lure insectc; in to pick up to prevail... the pollen later deposited on another .,. •"' Sharon Clark, botanist: RUFFELL'S 'bonus wildflower year.• UPHOLSTEltY HERE'S YOUR PART TIME MAID! , TIRED OP WASHING THOte DIRTY C1.0THU?-UTUSDOITFORYOU ~ <. ,, Current law does no\ allow anyone to re-bloom. sell tickets at. more than the printed price on So flowers advertise for insects by the grounds of tbe event without permission both color and shape. of the owner. But tickets can be sold at any • "One botanist said a flower is the price anywhere else. seed's way of reproducing itself," w..v .. w..a The botany teacher said anyone go-.. Int shoes let feet get bruised on rocks, ltZZ ...._. ...._ and cactus spines go right through c..teMeM-HM2Sf them. --------- .. ........... --.. ........... _ ...... .... ,......._.,..... ........ ...._ .... .. .,., ..................... . COIOMA .. MAI LAIMIY UJI L C...t Hwy. 640-7200 ---··.--------------------said Mrs. Clark. . CAMERA COI,IECTS BLOOMS l~=~~DltM~S ~~~~~~~~~~~ (From Page CU A REn.EX WILL also get close by using a bel.lowt or extension tubes (they fit. between camera and lem). .. Extension bell<nni work t.be same way as lubes. but usually require a ~· tri~. .·-·~-1 Cam.., wiU. JNlll'ln UOit meters make aettlna exposure much easier ~ with tubes or bellows. ~fllp6sing a picture is a matter of • . movlns the camera closer to or f ar:Oaer from the bloom moving it up and down until )'OU'l"e p\eased with it. But Wlmer 5ll8it!Sls you also look at tbe background. If wind makes the bud hard to keep in focus, Kodak suggests a sheet of clear plastic as a wlnd break that still lets light throuib. Tack the plutic to t•o stakes. like a scroll. so you can shoot without an assistaoL If yoo get up too late to catch the mornhll dew, sprinkle or spray water on the plant (Dot just the flower) juat before you snap the bththUy colored nower seem to leap If flowers grow sinely or you want to concentrate oo just one shape, move in close and fill the frame with ·a single> blossom. But many grow in clusters and you may want Lo keep many blooms in one picture. Lighting is important in tak.lnc dramatic, sparkling pictures, says A STICK oa strinf -even a dis- carded paper cup -can spoil an otherwise perfect picture. The cure is to move the object. Dark backgrounds often highlight the tranSlucent quality or wild petals. Kodak. The soft light of a glade can....-.~::;.;;.;....~.-.... ........ ---. _....., ......... _,.........,_.....,oii.ioiill reveal delicate colors and lacy veins while mid-day sun can make a brightly colored flower seem lo leap ------------------• Gra~wers · ShooUnttoward a shadowed area, or down toward the ground aives a dark background. Setting the lens at a wide opening (f 2.8 or f 4) throws b~ckgrounds out of focus. making them less distract... ,~} lDJ:or backfJ"OWlds Uiat match the eolor of the nowers, take aloag a few sheets of colored poster board lo prop behind the blossom. out of the picture. Kodak suegests taking a flash along lo catch the ethereal looldn& flowers hidden in dark glades. And, don't foreet that certain fungus, toadstools and non-flowering plants make good subjects too, often with subtle shades of earth tooes that become striking patterns wben c~ught in close ups. IF YOU WANT abetractions, take ultra·close ups of the center of a bloom. The shapes and color con- trasts are on.en striking. Early morning or late afternoon sun can add a dramatic side U8t\ting effect. In fact, motion picture makers call the last 20 minutes of dayUgbt "the magic hour" because the light takes on unusual color qualities. IC all this sounds too compllcated, take Kodak's advice and just take pie· turea. But for anyone who wants lo decol'ate a wall or album with nature's springtime gifts, a little time taken with each plcture pays off handsomely. Pai<I Political Adv. . · HUMMEl HAS . DOING BUSINESS UNDER A FlcrlTIOUS NAME? ·~ - NOBODY'S , 'AX TO ANTIQUE AUCTION ' TODAY & MONDAY-TODAY & MONDAY First Public Auction ©ouu1. JJlnntJUJ, J!an.L cAn.JiJptu SHMAPIB.OW 10615 Bechler River Ave. Ott San Diego Fwy. FOUNTAIN VALLEY . 2 DAY SALE ~Aprl19, 1:00p.111. Mon.. April IO, 7:00 p.m. •osa. "Call me for life immuce." · ,.,-... -.. -....... u..y::--. '~\ ~00:~~ ·~~1(""'~~9't"lll~~"-"'I::..,.~~ ..... ~~ . . l A ' ' . l t .• r. .:_~--~~,,. · J,L--.:_-~203 to 2 off lining, lab fa bric & installati -· 253 off woven woods I 253 off on ca~ Enjoy savings on a fine collection of bea fabrics designed to accent, complem beautify your room settings. You'll lov savings and that newly decorated Hurry, .... encta Sunar. Apt11 Woven wooda: a dellghtfut accent for your wf dowsl Lovefy se•ection lnclu«Ma Roman atyle roller shadn and draperies in the perfe colors • Sale ende Sundq, AprQ 18. .. l . . ·Boros«!ope: to lbe end of Lincoln's wart, lf my car keys were hanging there · · · 'l don 'l understand &ometbina. · · he nld • 'Wity ls it you can't preaa together a clasp al tho top ol tbe zipper on your dress. but you can move• freezer?'' ''Simple. It's called lbe· Superman Stress Pl'i11ctple: llolivation overcomes. your ig - norance of hernias.•· "I never beard of it." .. That's funny. You use the S.perman Stress Principle all the lime. Remember last summer ··c·moo.... ... ·· '1KidS utt It too. Your eoo can press a pounds ln gym class. I asked bhn to tako tbo garbiaee cant to the curb the 0th.er night o.nd bo made a furrow In our grass dragging them \bat a small child could disap peur through. By the way, do you tb1nk you could 100ve the piano lo the .,.est wall for me"' I'm s ick of it in tht.> ume old spot " ··It would lake three men lo move that Uung anywhere." ·'Try the Superman Stress Principle." ··1 can't . You need ress t.o have it work." 'Then try sleeping for eek in a recliner r with an afghan our knees." icb wall is west?· ...... Aptlt t. 1'78 PUBLIC NOTICE f'fcftnout 8Vll"IU llMLllTATSMlltf ™ ........................ ~ --1 c•l~TCA•O Hll~ LIN(, lllO .. .,... ,..... ,.,...\. Sollla -~ AM, (al1W.W01 c~~ tnter~i-1 (1-ly VI .. ~ .. ~o­ lleft), a ~ CerW.tlM, '"' ...,"' M••ll ~••L ~It ,._ ~a .... Cahter,q '21'1 '"" ~ .. ~-..,. ,., . ..,.1ie.. Cl\¥ .. ~S.rvl<etl11t-1~ M1 ....... A.~lf\. ... H....,. flol\ '"'-" ............ .,. Ctwoly Cieri! .. Otto11 .. ~y .,. Match Ii. lt1' """ P11911lllff O" ..... C..ll Oell'i Pllvt, March 2' aM •it i, t, "· "11 1•11 PUBLIC NOTICJ; PICTITIOUI •VllNHS MIUMSTATIJMMT PUBLIC NOT1C8 PUBLIC NOTICE The foliOWl"9 I*'-It 4iolne IMnl-1------------nen .a HEALTH PltOPUSION.t.I. Al- SOCIAT£$, ICl«t "--· Huntll\ttOft ...... ""-9»41 J•rntt 8'0-. SISI Lan<elltW, ............... -.Ch, CA. .,..,. nl" Tiiis bullnKJ 11 tOMllc.IH ly ., llfti-..or .. ed Hi«IOllon otl>Ot ltl ... •-1~ J_...._ ll!lt 51 ......... I Wet flied will> Ille C.ollftty Cl.,,. o1 Ot ..... C-fY 041 Marcll11, .,,. ... KU Pullll•llH Or-Coeal Dally Pltot, ...,...,,9,f•·"'·"'' PICTITIOUS 8UStMIJ.$ MAM«lf&TaMllNf Tiie ••I~ ,.,_, _... N4fl9 '°"'MU a': A M.Y e S & J A C 0 • S OfVfLOjllfjlENT COv SSI ..._;ta.I, .. ~. 5411• ,... ~ ~ (A ""!:Hitt N. ......... M.O , Jlt ~ 1,.. ... , L.Mle, ......,, eHd\. u. t2t60 L__. L J« ... M.D., t.S. ,....,.,..., FeWllaltt Valttr, cA tZ1CI tllh buSlness h -"klM ..., • Qef19111~ L....--e JacMl!I This st•~ -n ... win. tlw ----------~ c-ty O~tr. .. °'"°""' CMIMY - PUBUC NOTICE PICTtnOUS 8U$1HHi MAMel UATW~MT ._. .. , . .., .. nnm 11'\MI ...... Of-'-' o.ll't Pllvt, A"'"· ,.,_ u. JG, "" un-1• TIM l•lloWW.. persel\a .,, "'"'1-------..::.---- t>u.slfttts •• WESTERN HOVSEWAftES PUBUC NOTICE Wl40LESAl...flt ,_,.O OISTlll8UTOll.1------------1SS W. 17111 5'19et, Sult. I, C-UI Mew, eac 11ono1a mv Jolln Giibert COllll\\, SI'., 141 Lell· lft!llon L-. ~II Mai41, CelllOfftl• 92'1' John Gllblrl C041\111, Jr., 211$ -.a V~de Or., E9"t, c;.osi. IMJa, C•ll!ornl• 97611 Thi• bu,lntt• Is condtklecl •~ a V-,,_rll pAl-\/>IP Virgq Keeps Moving Jolln G COiiins, S• Thia $Ull-I WIS filed wll" IN County Cl.,ll ol Or tnllt County Ofl Ma~llU,1'11 BJ SYDNEY OMARR Monday. A.prU 10, 1978 ARIES <March 21 April 19): I( you pay -close attentJon to de- tJUs, you could make a financial coup. TAURUS (April 20· JdJY 20): You get favorable responses to your efforts. Personal magnetism is much in add to studies. The world is not standing still neither should you. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0cl. 22): Make new start Stress originality, in- dependence. Spotlight also on money as it re· lates to partnership. Wonderful Whiffs PUBLIC NOTICE CAPRICORN <Dec 22-J an. 19) Good lunar aspect coincides with significant changes, ad· venture or discovery, in Aaron Harloe. 7. offers brother Jonathon, l, a ,.,c•Ttous ~siHus PUBLIC NOTICE tensified relationship. sce1 nt of spring as Corinne Cha.be I, 19 months,. t,,. '°'= ~~'!!.,,. -.. '~C:.:."Trl:=:::S A Q u AR 1 vs (Jan ho ds out another flower. Jrvme youngsters ,.." u Tit• fol'-'flt ,,."."' .,.. w1111 20· Feb. 18): Com were waiting for their parents at UCI on a 109 ~.s~~''H~~.?:=-T:e~· llWne!s;.•~,. 1 CAM ~ tt E u•---,-,-attl00$---.-usi-•_e_u __ _ municate wtlh those who sunny afternoon. c.111ornl•m. •NVESTMENTS. t* ~ Gr..w. ~ .. ._. STAttM&tn' have SOmethinl ""rlJ. Tltomos Crlrit RotKon, 20t w 5Ml•A110,CA.'2101 ~·· follOwlftl pefWM .,. dol.-O ,..-AO.ms, Hur>tingtoft 9H<JI, <:.ilfornt• Jolin M6rt C•lclwell 111, !lo.ti MU n · nent to say about your----------------------~,,.._ ""9..st• ..... Or~.CA.'*' ftEYr·s •ooe~ '"'ILLS,•••' security. Gemini, Virgo t 1 -1so/. _______ COUPoH ___ \ ___ 1so/.:I 01~,~.!.~IS<ONMleOy..,ln-c;.,,!~;1 ... ~=.~~~· '°" =u~A°',6 s.i1~e"o, How~ persons figure in pie-T-. c R~ t111• b..,,,,_," ,.,..."',.., "" • w 'N. Si..11uc1< 11><. •• c.111om10 t evidence. \ GEMINI (May 21 SCORPIO (Oct. 23- Nov. 21): Go slow, lie low, be alert to subtle signals. Partner or mate takes lead Be receptive ture I .~ ~ ff. Tf\1\ st&t•ment .... , mec:1 """" ·~ llmoted!>"J ~~~'"o,·1~·11111 c~111o111n.iC-0t1,,.,s .. 11~ p I SC ES ( Feb 19· ', ~... .~,,.~ au Maten ••• 1911 T"'\ Siii-.... , lllf'd wllh Ille All•nll\ Prop•rtou Inc (• r.m~ I (/I, Count• Cl••-Of 0r•ftll4! County OI\ O••• _,. ~ -· o. ,.._, l!lo•U>. CA..,..., 1\1 arch 201 Accent on ., 1f7.i}ll'i2' P·-11.~~ Or-, ... , n-11ynP11~$0JI CMovn~v,9c•;.:.•. ot Oranlj& Counly on C•lllornl• .. .._.,...,, .,., C.mP•" • .June 20): Whal was in I. ~ doubt will be settled . ~ '5me lapse is no reason for discouragement. Ma· • Jor adjustment within family circle is due CANCER (June 21 - J'aly 22) · Friendship. 10m ance, fulfillment are very much~ 1i!' picture. Beware of one who pro· mises, promises and de- Uvers sweet nothings. LEO <July 23-Aug. 22): You ~et results from efforts. Includes bu&iness, romance and dvic honors. Reputatton is on the line. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept 22): Perceive potential. Simplify Wurts SACRAMENTO <AP 1 An experiment in s mall claims court 9(ould bring evening and Saturday sessions. free legal help, and would en courage mediation. The stale Department of Consumer Affairs has announced that the one- y ear experitnent to simplify procedures and improve access would take place lo one court each in San Francisco, San Diego and Sac- ramento. Suits of up to $750 may 1 be. filed in smaU claims courts, where attorneys \ aren't allowed to pie• ' The administration of Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. is backing legislation tttat would al least dou· ble that limit. ~ State officials s ay mpre than 400,000 cnwns are filed in small claims court.a each year. SAGITfAlllUS (Nov 22-Dec. 21): Avoid direct con r ronljilions. Take ring roads. Display adaptability. Gain over all view. d l h I ....,.. -. ....., -· .... '-""'• ~ ate.. • "' •9~ l•t, 51111• O, Nowpo<I ha<h, CA rel all ve who uses you as 1 1 • ~ ," • :~a~gs:. Y~; s!~~n ~,C:=~~u:~prove 109H• ,.;"1b~lshed ~"';r,1 0>e5t o.iiv Pllol, muC•l·l4•••"•" ea,11a1 btc. <• ea IO gS Wtl restless •~ :, M1rcnU,l•.•l'dA1>'112,¥,19/8 r •~• sound1na board for ----------• ' ·'·'' c11110 .... 11 c~•tlonl urt ~s ,., 1217•11 Orin, So.Ill* o, ,_......,, Be•<ll, cA ideas. schemes. Major I . . -· ·EUROPE•,. ·P£RM11NtNTPAINLESs PUBLIC NOTICE -----------~ domestic adjustment I""*· ·.w.« FACIALS 1iA.1ARSMOVA1. -----------1 U ""'IC Mecco Propa~uu t11t. f• Id be If. I ~ 1 " ,.,CTtnous aus1Hns PUB C Nv"' E c.tltoml• ,..,....11on1 '14t ~ COU tn 0 lOg. ..::..:. ~~· H7 W. t tlti St. U .,,744 NAME STATIUUIJT -----------0rl"9, Su"• 0, ~ Gffdl, CA. I ~ • ••--Cit-....... PICT1T1out•UllMl:H .,.., : .. Colt• --.. _....... , ... fOllOWl"11 pw-. Is doing tM;sl. NAMa naTaMl•T ,,.,, WWM5' .. ~\d.,., a H alth F e .-f .... . ne» ..:~oeo & SOUND, 2217 Or9"99 Ttl9 fOllOW\"9 l*Mtlt are 001111 •I ~p. e airs I 15o/o COUPON ll'Yo Awnue,CoN~.c.1uon1a•~v 11US1111A.n: W.H.'"'-fWO(,flle. ----------------------1tobert PAul OeLaVtt•. 2JIJ J & S SERYfCESITOUCH Off N.W.~llf,S«nllt'f Cl.ASS HCORT SERVICU, n• w. '"" sttl-..C w• f'IW ~ lht --------------=-----------1~1~,:r~T.~;nn. '01" M•so, 1tt11 St•••.""""~ COllfllnil• co~I¥ a.-e1 OrMl9 ~'on Dot Co11nty Stay Well Health 'airs. co-sponsored by KNBC. Channel 4 and Colonel Sanders Ken- tucky Fried Chicken, are scheduled throughout the southland this week. The free services and tests offeted are those for height and weight, blood pressure, anemia. hearing, vision. glaucoma. dental health, and in some areas. tests for podiatry. Tay-Sachs. Sickle Cell and other ailments. FOR A NOMINAL FEE, participants also can take a blood test that will check for cholesterol, diabetes. liver and kidney functions as well as other blood chemistries The fairs are a community service on the part of many major health organizations and thousands of volunteers. The purpose is for early detection and education 31'\d is not intended to replace a thorough physical examination. The screening will be for adults over 18 years of age Orange County locations include. TODAY: South Coast Community Hospital. 31872 Coast Highway. South Laguna. new to us 7ust for you A UNIQUE TABLE OF FARE "Our Selection" Appetizers• Soup du Jour Hor~ d'Oe11res • En tree (Choice of JI Salad • Sweet Pastrle Dessert • Beverage Served 5:30 P:m. to 9:30 p.m. Your Reservation Number 675-6220 3421 Via Lido Newport Beach In Block From Edwards Lide> Theater ThlS _ .... "' Is C9ftdllc.IK by ... .... m21 . • Alltll l , "7'. dl\lldlloal. Ll114ila ICa,e Stepp, tll21 ~ tt_,, P Dela~ L.ollfw .. 11\St-t. "°""'alll.,Callf9nlia P\1114hMd~ ..... QIMt OtllY Piiot. Thlt 1114-1 wn lilocl wtt!I Ille *'° ...-11 t, It, 23, :10, ftJt Co CJ_... of ,.._ J9M """'-Y JeflllltlS, 4191 ctalr t347' 114\lY ..... .....-Coullly °" Del Avtnut, •~. Lon9 ll••c.h, Merell 11. 1971. ,,_ G1411w1\IA'901 P\lllH\Md Or-Clint....,.., PtlOC, '"'' buslnH• •• <MM ltd .... Marc11If.2t~~IZ..,, Int ~7' ..,_,,= PUBLIC NOTICE Jolrtt H. Jeftlo .... Tiiis 1lal-w• filed Wiiii ttw C-ly Cl-_, ~Ml' """"°' .,. -M6nh n. 1'1'1. l'ICTITIM'-;USIHESS FmA NAME STATEMENT p,,f)llblled Or-C.o.nl Delly POOC, TM ICMI-penon Is doing M l· Ma''""·,._ "4><•1 l. '· 1'11 IO» 11 MUei> KING ROOFING, UIS L•vuna Caftyon Rd , LaquN Be.ell, CA. n.51 SttPheft [)ouglH Cr..,ll, 420 Dak SI , UQUl\O lie.Kit, CA. 92"2 TI\I\ bu\ln~s. Is conclu<I~ by an ltt dlllldu•I. 51""'91\ o Crank PUBLIC NOTICE Pl(TITTOUS IVSIHIH HAMf STATU.IEHT Tl!~ lollowlng ""°"• .,, Ootno tiuslnnsw Tiiis st1\emen\ .... llll!d with ti~ County Cl•rk 01 Oran911 County on M4orcn tt. 1978 MARV'S BEAUTY SHOP, 90' W 19111 Slreel, c:osla M•H, Cal1lorn11 ~2tl7 92611 Publl\M<I 0raft91' Coast Daily Ptlol, Mery F Slone, HIS F•l••I-Rd , AP<ll 2. 9, 16, 23, 1911 II E IOJ, Cost• Mf'W, C•lll°'n'" 91616 1774.71 Hel•fl A ~IO<le, 21as1 Newl•nd PUBLIC NOTICE Sir"'· HUttlinglCll\ B•uKll, Qht<Hnta '26'• Thi\ bU\ll>eU ,, Conduct..i by • ooner•I P1rlner\/llp. Mk'f' St-l'ICTITIOUS •VSINflSS n•s ,..,,_,,. .... llled ..... Ill• NAME STATeMeHT CoufllY Clerl\ of Or•noe County °" 1 lie IOllowlng !lef$Cll\ I~ OOift!I bu\I· Ma•tll 16, 191l ..-uas• ~"'*' GINNY'S GOLD COL.LECTI~. Publl•Nd Or ... CN\I Dally Piiot, '"01 MelOO,. Lane, -lngtDn IMa<ll, Ma<tll It, ~-"""111, t, ,,,. talifOf'Tll•,... ·~ 1' MIH Oln11y YYOntt• Par•o. 1•101 _...., ~ • .....,.""'°" Beacll, PUBLIC NOTICE ltlCTtTiOUS auMNISS HAMii: STATPllNT Tll• '°' ... "" ,..._. .... ~"Ir OuMtlHS '"' • ROGUES O"'LL~tt_Y ~1.•00 5. Coest Hwy., L...-llH<~lfefflla m11 v1,..1n1a ~II ... 201• F.-r.t St Cotti MHI. C:Oliloml1 '2646 Oot•a S H911on, "1 Celle Fam Ill•. Sofl Cltfftlftle, Calllontla ,,,,, Skip Hflli"Q. 211S S. Coast Hwy • L..19u1ta .. .ocll, c.lllor1111 tl.SI Oot1n• eun-. 2e.J4 Ser'afl9 Piie~. C:.0•1• Mes.a, C:OlltOf111• '12'» P•lll llo<k, 1m $U•lnd Or Lotto &tee I!, c:o111orn11 90903 Sllll• PIMSGn, 1292 &<tan\ ~ HUl\lll\qlool 8e4Kh, (Altlomla 92''1 Tlllt buslnos Is conduclod bY " 91ner1I N•lnersl>lp. Oonn• Ounann lhl\ tlll-t WH Ill«! will! tit< county Clerk of Otan91 Cou11tr on M1rtll t•, 1911 l'llOe Pulllillltd Or-CoMI D•llY Ptloi, MlrCh 19,,. -Aptll 2, 9, lt11 IOl.~11 PUBLIC NOTICE "IONDAY, APRIL 10 : Garden Park Hospital, 950 S. Gilbert, Anaheim. TUESDAY, APRIL ll: Martin Luther Hospital, 1825 W. Romneya Drive, Anaheim. --------------..----------1C.t11ornlanwt Tiii~ ll<dl-11 condllCied by.., •ft· PUBLIC NOTICE WEDNESDAY. APRIL U: Laguna Hills Mall. San Diego Freeway at El Toro Exit; Anaheim Senior Citizens Center, 222 E Chartese; Mission Community Hospital. 27802 Puerta Real Highway. Mission Viejo. THURSDAY -SATURDAY, APRIL l3-t5: Laguna Hills Mall and Westminster Mall, 195 Westminster Mall. Also Sunday at Westminster Mall. 20% OFF! DAILY PILOT Now, Save A Bundle on ·. • • dl•ld\lal MlsaGmnyY-P•rt<ts Tllll st~ -filMI wl\11 IM CoUllly Clerto ot OronQOt C:-ty on Mor<hU, 1'71. To Subscribe DRAPERY and STEAM CARPET --CLEANING CLEANING .. To YOUR Community Newspaper CAtL 842-4321 Now. ~a~ 2~ when Coil lhP world·~ l<u~est. restores lhe hidden beauty in your draj)('ncs COil removes and deans drapenes. re hangs them with perfect pleats tnd even hems And a OIC dean•rtlJ orolon drapory hfe WITH THI ADDED PROTECTION OF • . ' .SCDtE!fg!!:~ ca.arn ... ouctlON HOMES• APARTMENTS• MO 81lt HOMES • OfftCf.'S • WALL TO WAll CARf'£T, fUANltUAt • ORAPERl£s ClEANlO ttfVOUA HOM£ '1~EJ~~~sE:J~~c V CARPCf SANI· \ TARY CL£ANI ----~ ..... ~--~~- 1 n1ns PW!lti.s o..-. C-6' O.lty ~'°' ,.. .. 2.•.1'u.1flt TU..~ ,.lJJ)UC NOTJC~ \I '"' ~!' .... ~ .. ii . \ 'r,, ~ .. ~ ..... "~"' a~f J u •1 .:. ~"-1 AT • •• ;~ ,,, I ~~' . ,., .. ..-;~ ;, .. . '· ... "'lf 1•'t ·~\ . · .. ·!·· . , ..... •!• r .. ,. -- I - I • .ill4B ION: a.. te ,-. w to a.e hundreds of other awUdaboa'd opera&an wbo wrote. One gal from Moa~rey, Callfonda, ftferrecl to me u '".nae Patroa 8*1M-W the PBX.,. • Many operaton empbaflle Ula& nnt. rate office employees don't worry about personal calla became they make so few - and the calls they do make are brief and dirt· free. CONFIDENTIAL to Hate to See It: You cannot at.op her. She is of legal age. Tell her for me that when everytblnc else is gone she'll have one thing left. Ex· perience. • Mrs..Robett HUdenbrad was among the helpers. Mrs. Gregory Krase/ pours the bubbly. I A Beautiful Day for F8shion Slio , llore than 120 pests and members of the ' Lu llutneru Awdllary of Family Serviee Aa· aodatrion ol Oranee County alPped the bubbly, lanched on a ft.oger·~ bu.flet and viewed a crutive fabka abow at the auxllll.l')''s Wed· nesclav annual benefit. .Mra. Greaor1 W. Kraael. chairman of the e ftllt, reported tut a m_,or portloo of the funds raised will go to further the bat· tered and abused child program at Family Service. . .. I th1nlt tt•s a very worthwhile cause, and we feel we made an excellent choice in decldlng to support this project. We have had a lot of cooperation from our members," she added. notine that the luncheon was prepared by aux- iliary members. · The event, held in the home of Mn. Bania B. McCormlck, Newport Beacb, featured elothiDS from Gimone's, Fern's Lingerie and Ten.nil Et Cetera. 0 1t was a Dice ct.y, so some sueata Mt ~d the models clrculatedill-akle and oat.,, s . Kruel. AttftMtl0 1 from amlly Service was Jtb Y• ~ ~. Com.mesltator WU lln. ~'~:I• ad fu~ *• drairman ~-II& -Ii Memftera In dlarfe of me l1mcbecD were Genld c. Mack, Mn. JIJltoll ~-Mn. S ... uad BAL Preli· Cs.t of tbD •biJlarJ i.s ~ Robert IWdea• ..... . Essay Winners Tbe American Legion Auxiliary, the EbeJl alld Junior Ebell Clubs of Newport Beach, with the cooperation of the Newport-Mesa Unlfied School District, honored the winners of the S3rd Annual American Leeion Essay Cont.est at. a _ banquet Wecmesday. Winning essays, selected from 200' aub- mllted by students in the school district, were written by lolm Kue, f'.tnt place; Ken'J' o.- Happenings By Marcia f orsberg Heany, second place; and Jalle SmW., third place, all from Harbor View Elementary. Their theme was "For God and Country." Winners tor the topic "The Blessing of Liberty" were Peter Glean, f"lrst place, Lincoln; Desire De•r, second place, Ensign; and Lori Engllab. Lincoln, aod Vicky Collisoo, Newport ..Harbor High, tied for third place. "Liberty Must Be Earned" was the theme- for wbmers Mark WOtae, first place, Corona del • :Mar High; Jolua Savage, secood place, Corona del Kar lllgh; and Cbuck Unoa. third place, Newport Harbor High. A Real .Trip ('. Seventy-eight Ancels on Wheels w~re honored .recent)J at the 16th Annual An:mi~an Cancer Society luncheon floated lr} Hoig Memorial Hostital Presbytet'tan. • An&els are wlunteen •ho transpo~lncer patients to medical appointments. r Keynote speaker Dr. ~rt Sllaplro of Hoag Hospital, and master of ceremonies Robert Davignoa, ACS board member, thanked volunteers for the 8,768 trips they made in 1977 transporting patients 74,360 miles. Among those honored from our area were; Sasaa Slmsarman, Belte Hamre, MartuScbulte, Mur Barclde, Kay Tacker, Edgar Bogen • MaarfBe Slsaoa, Gayle Sbuprman, Margaret Tblelemeir, and May Lauer. .Weddings/Engagements .................... ,...... Also honored were Gwen Drake, Ro.Ille Foi. Vtrglala Lloyd, Josep~ FeiQow, SMJ'iella SaW't'an. Niu Cadwell. Alpb Bahia. Ew~ VU"Der, Gwen Matbew, Evel)'ll NlckUD, Fv Greeae, ~ortaer, Ec1lUa Blrcl. Ill~ Fleeaer, Barbara Aaderao11 •nd Oa&cfl Loapec~r. People Peering Albert H. Seecer has been elected the 1lri8 president of the Maxine Caverly Memorial Chapt~r of the City or Hope. He lives ln &Ut Juan Capistrano . . . Ecleua Loree George, daughter of Mr. and Mn. Ernest Geor1e ,;r " Corona del Mar, was one o! 24 debutant.es pre· sented at St. Nicholas Orthodox Cathedral Ladies' Society's 29th Annual Sweet11eart Ball at the Beverly Hilt.on Hotel. She ls a student at Corona del Mar High School • • • Attending the Academy Awanb ceremony Monday Dlabl from our area Yiere Marco and Dlaae Saaone. Betty SutCoa and her escort Pet.er SYakend. Betty and Tom Kemp (be is presldent of Coca.Cola) and "Col. Wllllam B'askbl (of ~Robbins) bchi~1'~1~t':b~~~~t 0ft.~~~n~ of the National AssociaUon of Women Deaua, A«\n>inist.ra~ors an<l Co~~hml 1n DetrQlt. $>e · ., is current.tx ~hairro;ui o(t.he Womett .. s Co'ttiniit· tee of the Laguna Beach b'raAch Ot Amertcn AS'!oclatioo of University Women . • • . Sharon Davis has been installed as presi· dent of the South Coast Junior Women's Club ... Karen Lynn Golttng, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rnue11 GosUag of Fountain Valley, is the winner of the South Coast Junior WorneA.'s Club's Teen Citizen Award . lf 11ou hclvt C11l item for H~iftgs. •nil ft fe> Marcia Foriberg, Orange CO<Ut DaU11 PaJot, P.O. Bor 1560, Coata Mua, CA 92626. I' • Mr. and Mrs. Edwin A. Nelson celebn their 50th universary recently ,nth a party· family aaJCS trltods at U,. hotDe.. of their Sf Keith, and his wile, Paddy, in Irvine: , Mr. and Afra. Nelson ware married M • 29, 1928, in Loi Anselet. Mrs. Nelson wu rai!ied In Los Angeles. Mr. Nelson is a native ; Streator, Ill. They met in Avalon, CataJtna:ta 1927. They have lived in Nebraska and Texu, Santa Moidca and in Lal\D'la Beach since 1965. Mr. Nelson was employed by Geneial Motors and wJs ln the real ,state buatness:tQ Santa M<lbka aW rtUtente:nt. : Besides one aon, they have a araisd- dauebter, Katberioe, 7. : .. .. , .... • BJ CJIAaL 11. wos !· ot•o.mt ........ :!Pat Hayes and Gene Tkacbenko ve f ulitives from the aerospace in· dustry who are bavint a ball .auulac:turi.nc that staple Of We here ql the <>ranee Coast -tennis balls. _:,'hQ'. fllure their firm, Tentech. manufacturer of the Cal and Private l•bel tennis balls, is one of the fci'rest Pl'Oducen ot those madden·· fQC little spheroids in the U.S., following suds blc names u General· 'l'j.'re, wblcb makes Penn and Wilson .,,n., Spalding, _Dunlop and Bancroft. AND, AS FAR as they've been able ip determine, their firm ln Tustin, jUst down the st.Peet frgpl the Marine Corps helicopter facilinr, is the only one on the west coaat makine tennis balls. · .. :: : De Cs••11-• .. .. .· Tentech manufactures ten- nis balls in a facility located in Tustin. Jointly owned by Pat Hayes and Gene Tkachenko. Estimated 1977 earnings $200,000. The company produces private label tennis balls and a brand name "Cal," sold to re- tail outlets. The owners estimate annual production at about 600,000 tennis balls with plans to dou- ble production by year's end. ' True, tbelr current output of 50,000 ball1 a month probably would be lo.t in an accounUn1 error by one of the major manufacturers, but, ·they in· sist, no one ls havlne more fu than theyare. ~ _ And tbelr ~erounds In science and in tbe hllhJy classified world of aero$pace prepared them for what may be one ol the most secret.lve pro- cesses in sports. BOTH RA YES and Tkachenko left New York for California sunshine some years ago. Their desire to stay in the sun, coupled with an uree to strike out on their own unfettered by bosses and red tape led them to start Tentecb just three years ago. Hayes, 40, is a physicist. Tkachenko, 44, is a physical chemist. Hayes lives in Huntington Beach; Tkacbenko in Irvine. Both are bachelors. Both play tennis. Their association began when both labored for McDonnell Douglas, first in Santa Monica and later in Hunt· ington Beach. "When we started out, we didn't know beans about bow to make ten· nis balls.,'' admits Tkacbenko, a native of Yugoslavia wbo was raised and educated in New York City. "ALL WE KNEW was that tennis balls were yellow," echoes Hayes, a Brooklyn native who studied at UCLA. ''They had been white and now, somehow. they were yellow." The partners began in 1975, con- ducting their initial tests in the kitchen sink at Tkachenko's apart· ment. They didn't get much help "When we suggested to a friend who was the · west coast sales manager for one of the majors that we would like to visit bis firm's ten- nis ball manwacturtng operation, be laughed at us," Hayes recalls. "He told us they wouldn't even let the comptroller of the company see it." "The manufacturing of tennis balls is a very old btm.ness -naturally, because the game ls very old," says Tkachenko. .. BUT, BASICALLY, there aren"t any patents anymore. If there were, there probably wouldn't be any secrets and everybody would make exactly the same ball. "It's a proprietory thing -pro· bably a lot like the drug companies. or, say Coca-Cola -and everybody guards their particular formulas as though the national security de· pended upon it." Now. ruter learning to make tennis balls from scratch and building most or then· own manu!actut'tng equip- ment themselves, the Tentech partners aren't exceptions to the in- dustry penchant for secrecy. Hayes confesses be won't let his ow o brother see tbe Tea tech manufacturing process. It isn't that he doesn't trust his brother. It's the old "Loose Lips Sink Ships"' philosophy of security. "JUST AN OFFHAND remark. even though it may seem ~nt enough, could, if made to the ""5ng person, tip\off a rival manufacturer about something we're doing that's diCferent, cheaper, or more efri· cient." Hayes explains. <See TENNIS, Page C7) . Jarvis: A ·Mixed Bag for BusinesS? By THOM LECOQ oe ... Dellr ,.... """ ·'Amid the doomsday predictions of the effects of the Jarvis-Gann in· iti•tlve on 1.ovemment, there ls a ~"lcuous allence by busl.nessmen. · 'nle propoaa1 to limit total property laxes to 1 percent of full market value will drop homeowner tax bllls bJ about 80 percent -but it will do tbe same for business. TIMOTHY P. Haidinger, an Arthur Young and Co. partner, speculates that 70 percent or the businessmen he knows will vote ror the proposal. Then why do businessmen remain silent? • He suegests that like public of· ficials they are seen to bave a special interest in passage of the constitu- tional change. Haidinger works with both busi· nesa firms and wi\h public agencies, and carefully avoids stating his personal opinion on the initiative. .· WALKING THAT line, be outlloed some of lhe effects of the initiative t} and the Le&Lslature's counter pro-posal, SB 1-the Bebr Bill. he said, are that the Behr bill, com· bined with provis•ons of Proposition 8 on the upcoming ballot, allow dJf. ferences between business and homeowner assesaments. Tbe Behr bill, Haldincer aald. al· Iowa for a 30 percent. cut in homeowner lax rates to be financed through the state surplus. ~ fly in the ointment, he added, is that the excess is predicted to last only until 198.1. "A one and one half billion dollar surplus is needed each year." Business will have its taxes cut by a total or $4 billion to $5 billion if Jarvis-Gann passes. he said, but gov- ernment will be thrown into pan- demonium. HAIDINGER SAID most govern· ment agenci~ will be able to save about 15 percent by increasing effi· ciency, but "that still leaves 5 per- cent lo 00 percent that·s going to have to come out of services." Services business likes. good local roads, efficient regulatory agencies, fire, police and paramedics, are like· ly to be cut hard at first. But Haidinger added that they'll be back quicklv or elected officials will , .)Key differences between the two, f .. -. ~ ... · Prop. 13's Bott t What will Jarvis-Gann do for state and federal taxe!I for net buslnesa? earnings of $66,000.) ArtbUl' Young and Co. sup-Under Jarvis-Gann, property plied tbe financial ouUines Of a taxes drop to $5,000 for pre-tax mythical electronics firm and a earnings of $145,000. (Stale and typical multiple-family apart-federal taxes whittle that down ment investment l<\ $how the in· to net earnings of $69,600) itJative'1 dfect. After Jarvis gain: $3,6()0, or Malle Wand Electronlcs has about 5 percent on after tax gross revenues of $2 mution. It earnings. earned Sl.50,000 before taxea. Magic Wand's plant, land and A real estate investment in a buildln& valued at $500,000. $1.8 million apartment building Under present tax rates. the shows more dramaUc rdults. firm paid $12,500 in property With $200,000 in gr0ss evn· taxes for pre-tu earninp of int.a, the numbers are H $13'7 ,500. (Subtnact 52 oerc.ent for follows: raESENTTAXSTalTCTUllE Grou revaues $200,(1.1.) Oper.unc expenses seo.ooo lftterest., principal $110,000 J)roperti tax $4.5,000 Total ol Colts $2U,OOO lJNI>&& JAllVJS.GANN Grosa reveouea Operaun,~a . Jnterest, pnnclpa1 Property tax Total Of COits be out on their ears. G°'venunent employees wW be cul as well, and unemployed peos»e .re poor customers. But, he Jdded, private .sutot payrolls -are likely to ri.ae as staW • fll'ltt'S ~vest their tax bounty (or re- turn lttoinveslora). NO SUCH changes are likely Lf the Behr billis passed. He mentioned that a side effect of Jarvis-Gann passage will probably be a small reshuffling of stock prices on Califomiacorporations. And. he conceded, an increase in earnings will probably h1~Jp firms at· tract capital. The dollar effects of Jarvis Gann will depend on the individual business. Large corporations with small land- holdings will barely feel it. Small companies with expansive operations and small bottom-line profits. will get a real boost <See table below). <See JARVIS', Page C7) · CAPITOLIZE WITH CAPITOL CAPIHllZATUl'f MEANS TO C(JMRT CAPITOC TO CASH rr,011-s100010'50000._"· --°""' a -or OI-11"-1l Po.J !er ., "DI i.-CAPITO\. '-OVl LOAN ,,,,,,,. 10 dpttollre yow ~!y Imo I (llltl loefl wllrl '""' -~"- GD Capitol Home Loan Haldlnger walks line on Jarvis o.11, .......... .,0ery ..... Gene 'rkachenko, left, Pat Hayes dfspl~y output from their 2-mart tennis ball plant. A small marl<et share kHps thetrr rolling StockS React . To All News lf you're playing at the stock market. you'd better be checking the front pages as carefully as the frnancial section, suggests Dean Witter Reynold's Edmonund C. Puckhaber. The brokerage's director of reseaz'cb said ln a recent Thursday Letter, a company publication, that the happenings in the nooks and crannies o( Wall Street pale when compared to the effect of governmental actions. 0 NEVER IN THE history of our count!Y\has the stock market been so affected by what the Washington biggies and bureaucrats do and pla.n to do." And it doesn't stop there, be addea. State. county and even local government •cti9n.s can have grave effects on lndlvidual companiri and in- dustries. \ And as business expands into world activity, words ~C war M stl'He can b!ve • cudl& effect on prices. even for companies showing healthy earn· lnp. fl.' , , J • "IF YOU DON'T~. ec1115idet •bt-dects on the PJarket from the noff~stent uergy program. the actions and inactions on the toal miners' strike, the imbro&lJ<>1 ln the )llcidle East, and last, but not least. the ever-burieonins rules, regula- tions and court act.ions spewed t)Ul by the Environ- mental Protection Agency, the Occupational Safe- ty and Health Administration and the Justice Department." Puckhaber lamented, "Free enterprise, in- stead of being viewed as the font of virtually all our worldly goods, our standard of living and our source of wealth is being made the scapegoat for whatever ails us." If There's No Letup In lnflatlon- w111 gold k"P dfmbfng? We expect thlt gotd aftct Mlver prieff Vlltll rally sharply II\ 1978 es more and more trader5 ·tum to precious metals to· pt'Otect themSellleS against the economic uncertainty that lies ahead. (.lold and silver hive long been a ha"en for Investors who distrust paper currencies and WhO de51,.. to protect themselves against the n1v~ of lhflat\on. We expect that cfutlnt 1978 k'lvestors wlll egaln tum toward precious metals as • means of ptOtec.::J themselves against tne possibilities of lncre inflating and economic stagnation. Gold Prices --GOU> CASH PAICE LONDON ... ·-··-.. w .. , ... ~·· -· ··-.. . .. .. .,._, -~ • P--- ' I .-l\ I .. • \I... ' ' • VT \.. tJ --' • . ~ I ,,..... J . r .~~ • · . r.l V' . -~ • _I . -' I I , ,J'.,1 " . ';.( . cc -.. . . ~ 1 • r~ . ... . ,_ . .. .. 1.-1 • ·-" . ' .. ~ ; .. .r. ,, "''"' ~I ;,1 ·-ijlj'" .... -... .. ,. ---- ~.··~ .. -··- s •' What goes ll1to a tennis ball? Rubber, cloth and many secrets JARVIS' EFFECT ON BUSINESS • • • .. <From Page CS) i\ fevt corporations will find tbe property tax savlnis push t4~m Into a higher tax bracket. DEVELOPERS WITH large lartdboldings awaiting construc- Udb will benefit by paying less oa. non-income producing hold· iocs. but cutbacks in city and county staffs may leo&then ap- ~al delays. But the inilialive also may h}'ve an unsetthng effect on business. "Business thnves on certam- ty ,'' Haldinger said. "and Jarvis is going to have uncertain effects.·• Some of that uncertainty c6mes from the iml1&llve's word· ing Many passages seem unclear and will probably have to be tn· terpreted by the courts. he said. While unwilling lo speculate further on the side effects of the $4 billion to $5 billion infusion. he said that "when I was study· iog economlcs In school. we did have what was called the 'mulllpleseffect ... HE ADDED THAT recognition by labor and business that a bealthy business climate means a healthy labor market. may ex- plain the unusual pairing of both arr Jarvis backers. Returning to differences between the two measures. he s,Ud Jarvis-Gann can only be , cham1ed by • new lriitlativa. Beht'1 mea1ure can be changed ti~ Che legialatw-.. J arvis·Gann tosses formidable obstacles in the Legislature's path by requiring a two-thirds majority vole to approve new taxes. (One such measure waiting in the wings 1s fl bill by state Sen. Albert S. Rodda, 0-Sacramento, which proposes to raise S6 billion in replacement funds by mcreas· ing personal income taxes by a> percent, sales tax by one cent and business and corporation laxes by 40 percent.) ASSEMBLY MEMBERS race reelection every two years. he said, and are unlikely to upset voters by hiking taxes Im mediately. The Behr bill, he adds. also shifts most welfare fmancmg to the state, offers cash directly to counties to help replace lost pro- perty tax revenue. doubles the re(llers tax credit from $37 to $75 a year, boosts senior citizen homeowner benefits, limits the local tax rate increase to the rate of inflation and limits the total of the state's revenue in· crease to 120 percent of personal income growth. / An interesting sidelight. he said, is that Jarvis-Gann lakes only one page wtule the Behr measure fills«. Yet. be added, "It <Jarvis> seems to have most of the b~es covered.'' IJB TUllNEI> once more to the business silence surrouodin& Prop.13. Most business backers or the measure will remain silent, he believed. because they fear their words may become a kiss of death to Jarvis-Gann in a kindo! backlash caused by the anti· bu11lness mood or most citizens Momo,.,Job No Villai"' Study Show! Research at University of. California, Berkeley, shows that many myths about working wives are untrue. 1''am1lles of working women have added stimulus, and fewer marriages end among working wives than among those who do not Maternal employ~ent and school performance are not re- 1 ate d, studies showed. But children of working moms often have an easier time with social relationships. The strength of the bond between mother and child isn't weakened by work·llme separa. lion. The re:.earcher, Janine Sagert. a graduate student, said neeatlve myths have little effect unless the working woman beUeves them. Family well being, she said, Is most closely related to the mother's own sense of well-being NEW \.ORK STOCKS CONTINl JEn Sflft Yurty "l "°' 111 ... l... utl °'i ""'° l ... TE~. • • P•I• Cl) Bulcally. the 1teP1 ln maldn1 tennla balls are much the same every"bere. And the ball makers must meet rather de· finite specifications set out by the United States Tennis ~·­sociatlon <USTA), the sport's &overmnf body in this country Why al the secrecy then? First, there's the rubber formula Itself what kind of rubber. bow thlck, what con· aistency? This is basic to how a ball boWlces and how Ion& lt will last. Ball makers auard tbls fMmula careCuJly THEN ntERE IS the moldine or one·haJf of the ball and the fualn1 of the two balvff. Here, ball makera get. into adhesives a12d more close ly auarded formulas. The bond that bolds the two halves together mu.1t be as strona as the rubber hemispheres. A tennis ball takes an enormous beatin&. Then comes pressurization of the core, followed by application or the ball coverlne. A&ain, cov- erings, which have a ereat deaJ to do with how a tennis ball mov· · es through the air, Involve close- ly guarded formulas. After all that comes quality control -testing to see that the balls meet USTA standards for size (about 2~ inches in diameter>. weieht (about 2 ounces • rebound (53·58 tnches if dropped from 100 inches onto concrete), reslUence and so on. THE FINAL STEPS are marking and packaging. Th·e Tentech partners, who also are the firm's only employees. handle all or these processes t.hemsel ves. They also do the accounting and sweep. Their original aim was to make a quality, no-frUls tennis ball for bulk users -school ten· nis coaches. tennis pros and operators of ball machines. Mostly by word of mouth. although Tentech does have a Los Angeles-based sales rep, the partners seem to have found a market To their own surprise, they ali.o have foWld a retail demand for the Cal ball that now equals their sales to bulk users "ESSENTIALLY, WE wanted lo sell to people who don't need cans to keep the balls in." Tkachenko explains. "Al the retai I leve I , this translates to a less expensive ball because the customer doesn't have to put money into a can. which he probably throws away anyway '' Their wholesale price of about $1.65 for a set of balls also bas appeal to retatlers, the Tentech partners believe, because that prlc4 gives the tennis shop operator more mar&In for profit since they are often sold as loss leader-. • .or for little pro!tt. Afld Ule tact Ulat they are makaoe the product near their market helps them keep the price down. the Ten tech partners maintain. The only ma· jor ~ufacturer close to the large California tennis ball market is General Tire. which has a plant in Phoenix ALL TUE OTHERS arc in the east and shippin g costs tend to eat up potential profits for California retailers, the Tentech partners point out. The Cal ball is pressurized and the lack of pressurized cans to protect them and extend shelf lire does tum off some retailers. they odm1t '"We've found, .. says Hayes, .. that. m those cases where the retailer has played our ball and makes the effort lo explain Its advantages to his customers. it has done very well " THE TWO SAY that. even without pressurized cans, the shelf life of the Cal hall as at least one-and-a-half to two months. They ngure a good re· tailer should be able to sell a arosa, their minimum sales lot. withln a month. If he can't, they say 1 they'll pull out of the shop. Tne potce for a gross ( 144) Cal balls is just under $80. Tkachenko and Hayes will make private label balls in minimum lots of 10 gross. · Last year, Tentech earned about $200.000. the partners said. Most goea back into the firm to improve and •xpand its plant ' Beal ERai Mailbag By ROBERT J. BRUSS • Old 1'lertflGllG See1•d• A ti.-.ei~ : DEAR BOB · I read in the newspaper that home mortgage interest rates have gone up aiain. W~ were planning on buying a home this summer. Should we buy now or do you think rates will go bacl down by summer'? Also, if the home we buy bas an existing mortgage, is there any way we can t~ over its payments at its old, low interest rate? Todd R. DEAR TODD: Now, as always, is an exceUeQt time to buy a home. Prkes will never be lower. Ttie only way home prices could.drop ls i.f lnfJaUon sud· denly slops and that's not likely to happen. Due fp our continuing high rate or inflation, greater cost or mortgage funds paid by savings assoclatJOJlS and banks <the major mortgage sources), and t• dollar's loss of vatue overseas, home mortgage in· terest rates won't drop soon. r If you buy an existing home with a Jllol'tgage now on It, ask if it can be assumed without any change ii its interest rate. f 'HA and.VA. home loans are at· sumable without ln'ere$t rate change. To fill •Dy (inancing gap between your down payment and the old mortgage, many sellers will carry a aecood mortgage. Remember, the home's seller ls alwajs your best, cheapest, and easiest source for flna.nclng your home purchase. However, Uthe home you want to buy bas an ex· isting mortgage with a "due on sale" clause <FHA and VA mortgages don't), you should get the lea- der's permission to assume tt. The Interest rate, however, might be raised, although perhaps not to today's higher rate for new loans. In some states, it's possible to use a land contract or wrap-around mortgage to overcome the "due on sale'' clause pro· blem ; ask your attorney for more details. No Eztra Ceat fer llealt9 Age11i• DEAR BOB: l know you advocate home sellers use a really agent. But what about buyers'! Could we save several thousand dollars (the sales com- mission> by buying a "for sale by owner" home? Sanford A. DEAR SANFORD: Probably not. Home .sellers struggling to sell their own home without an agent's professional help aren't likely to pass their com· mission saving on to the buyer. By using an •gent's .ser't1ces, you wUl avoid overpaying for the home you buy.(by cbecldog com· parable sales prices ln the neJahborbood from your agent's records>. The agent will also negotiate the sale price and terms. something that ls often dif. Ocult In race·to-race buyer-seller negotiations. Another service of the agent is to help you arrange the mortgage. You'll pay the same market value price for the home whether or not you use an agent's services, so you might as well get the extra services. A~r~tftl Dqredatioll c .. plltftf Dear Bob · In 1970 I bought some land for $30,000 a'nd built a $108.000 buildmg for a local bank. They l~ase it for $13.800 net per year. I have used ac· celerated 150 percent depreciation on it . If I sell. how do l compute my difference between accelerated and straight line depreciation for recapture of in- come laxes? Tyler T DEAR TYLER: IRS guidelines provide for a SO-year useful lire for new bank buildings. Depreclat· ing your $108,000 building over SO years gives $2,ISO annual straight line depreciation. When you sell your building, compare this with your larger accelerat-ed depreciation deducted. The dlrrerence is "recap· lured .. (taxed) as ordinary lncome. The longer you own the building, the smaller the dUfetence becomes. Your tax adviser cao g.tve you more de· tails. Tftle lflnlrfftM!e G-n& Agtli1tst RUie.a DEAR BOB : When we lx>ught some farm land recently, the seller ga,·e us his title abstract. updat· ed by a local attorney who died a month later. Now I'm worried as 1 heard there a:-e unpaid liens affect- lng our land. How can we find out if we have good ti· Ue to our land'.' H\lgO McC DEAR HUGO: Contact a tltJe Insurance com· pany and buy an owner's title policy. Ever)' property buyer should have a tltle Insurance policy to guard against known and unlmown tttJe rtab, a.ocb as forged deeds, mlsslnc heirs, or Uens or previous owners. ~ Lorfd llettdiC Tfl3tn Net Dnlt1etiMe ' • \ . . • . • , t .. I fUI Woody AU. qe11a •u time i1tae ..._. M1et1 • 111 •u .,_, .. ... .,...,....,, .,. ., .. , ........ , .... . ~ ..... e.,, ..--•itletl d .... .. t! ·~~iDCJl:it WooclY. sb.e said: .. Hls wonderfub>as ... bre p.robing qoesllons went unanswered. Jt is no seem that Woody All•n a).Q)QSt never surf aces early ln the day, loves lightly browned ~late malta, owns a white Rolls Royce despite bating automobiles, rarely at- tuds parties and bates everything Hollywood • .-tands for. :. ,;. ~· "Jt'a very hard for Woody to accept laurels • bis wort," said Charles Joffe, producer of ·~ ': .,' ie Hall,'' who bad been with him for 18 • 1 rs. '1He's interested in bow well bis work • • COJ:nes out and not in ppzes." -. . . • HE'S NOT INTBllESTED lo talklne. ellher. •. JUlen's secretary promises interviews in June, bis public relations agent says maybe ln June, • • .July or AUJUSl. ~ : .. "He's just not available,'' said Richard ,, O'Brien, Allen's public relations man for Ule Success Won't Change Morose Recluse yet-unUUed drama starring Geraldine Pace. MaureenSt.apletoo and Miss lteelCID. With that "&loomy" fllm. Allen hopes to combat bis bluest self·crtuci.sm, that his work has been too trivial. In a recent Time maea&lne interview be aaJd despairingly that all of his films have been •'strikeout.a. None o{ them achieved what 1'4 hoped (o do." In June, Woody and Miss Keaton wui be&ln filming a new comedy being written now. It will bo Miss Keaton's sixth Allen flick. Woody's dlfficuJty with onwn-one human relationsbips goes mucll deeper lbanbis dislike for med.la interviews: He ahnost bates people. "lt'a awtu.l when someone stops )'OU on Ute atreet: you're instanUy the cent~ or a bunch of people," be said a few years back. ·~ He is addicted to New York, but his affec· Uoo for this city is probably rooted in it.s non- conformity. lts willingness to let alone someone as successful as Woody Allen. THE JtlOllNJNG AFTER the ACldemy Awards show -which clarinet-playing Woody missed so be could keep hls habitual Monday night gig with the New Orleans Funeral and Raatime Orchestra at Michael's Pub on the East Side -the media posted its obligatory stakeout. But by midday the majority had left, know- ing full-well that it could be days before the star surfaced again. If and when be does, be'U no doubt be sportine his fammar green faticue jacket. He abandoned a lthak.i fishin& ttat when the disguise became a trademark. Twice married, the first time at 19, the second time to Louise ''Mary Hartman" Lasser, Allen ls single these days. Romantic with Miss Keaton for a lime, he is unattached but remains close to his frequent co-star. Possessed with a terrifying fear of death and a morbid obsession with talk of God, two • books of his collected works, "Getting Even" and "Without Feathers" are filled with lhe sub- jects. Tiie hom-rlmmed graduate or P.S. 99 in Flatbusb, who went from magic tricks and com- ic books to creating plays like "God" and "Death," was bound to end up a recluse. tboueht. 'My God, l'm well lri)own, I can't co out.'" He chaneed his name lrom Allen s. Konlgsbera to avo\d beln& mlatalr.en tor just· another German t~lo.liiln, 0 1 would define my poaJlion somewhere 'between atheism and agno»ticlsm. I vacUlate between the two posi· Uona frequenUy," be once said. "I don't want to achieve immortality through my work. I want t chleve it lbrou&h not dyi.Qg," be added on an er occasion . For all his d~pression, AUen. who doesn't smoke, drink or take drues. clalms be never cet.s 60 downed out that it interferes with bjs work. He writes daily, just as he did in high school. • Hill discipline carries over to his Monday night ritual at Michael's Pub. He practices bis in~trument one hour each day, often playinc alooa. with records. He enjoys New York Knick basketball games, in person, sometimes wiU\ Miss Keaton. "My Ideal of a good time is to take a walk· from my house to the office and not for the en- tire walk have to worry about hearing my name beini called from a passing car or being spoken to at all. That would be perfect " ACADEMY AWARD WINNER BEST ACTOR Richard DroytuH t ... ••••rv• , Gia (PG) ; \)Ut lS years. "He juat does less and Jess. He )Wit wants to concentrate on bis work, that's all. These awards don't mean a tHing to him." , So the 42-year-old Allen spends his Ume "J always had difficulty with people, men and women, on a social level. Before, when I was shy and unknown, I though that.if I could only make it in some way, it would really help relieve me sodally and l could relax and go to parties and do things. • ltlese days holed up in his FUth A venue pen- "4 penthouse writing, or al a studio ediUn1 a new, "But then, as soon as I did become known, I .. .. ' ·: .. TDDAT'S CIDSSIDID fVllLI . ACROSS 77 Greek letter 1 50 Foliar. 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HS2 Novelist 17 Ohio cltY 98 Metal waate Wolfert 18 Silicon 99 Negative 185 TV aymbOI pref ht com mere lat 19 Card vame 100 Permit 168 E,gyptlan soul 20 Wading bird 101 Ripped 170 Blologlcll 33 Siberian gulf 102 AeeerlalA hie tor MAlll.llE KNfl· Cl.lei lfAcHMAl·llARVEY KUIMM _ .... 111111 •c.t --Mon-Thurs: Anxiety 7:00, 10:25, Annle-8:45 Fri: Anxlety-7:45, 11 :05, Annie~:OO, 9:30 Sat: Anxlety-1:00,4:20, 7%11:10, Annle-2:40, 6:05, 9:35 Sun: Anxlet -3:45, 7:10, 10:35, Annle-2:00, 5:25, 8:55 edwards NEWPORT edwards HUNTINGTON HLOCOAST HWY.UU,CARTHUR JiilWPOrrOcmrn:a 644-0760 f llACH AT IWS, M.I. 148-0388 \ " OSCARWINNER/CR~D ._,....._._:. ..... _, ,,,,,,,.... "As soon as I did become known, I thought, 'My God, I'm well known, I can't go out. ' " ~-\ .•• t 'JtUI.£ : \ l ........ i :....:,; ·~· . .. . .. . .. .... .;•o•• "' ••" ·-. . -. "THAT OBSCURE OBJECT OF DESIRE" (R) 8ffiUSH SUI-TITUS .. KAI WINNll e lllf A"°' THI GOOD HI Ofal1..01 l'llll • AUq DOfWT UVI MIQ !NI DUS ni. MOff MoUI OIQI -lfU e IU~ Aero. TMI GOOOITI Ol1Lte1 : U·H e 11IO e .... e •141 . ttt0 'UIS fll. a. Ut. lttU W!Mlll ' otCAA1 '. JUUA111 ·~ !14US FUNNY LADY f"OI ., JOl4M Tll&110lf& ·-, UNIDAT ~="' flVU~ ltf'S11CK111 • EL.ES <AP> -n .. all apple pl• -,_.. INISer -and matberbood tbese :· da7a tor .-.... ~o lo, the Conner Wtlt. Dis· .. :_ 'Y II . tltbl 9lld beacb puty ~ 0-Y ltar. At 3C, lbe'a dnuted lo bet Ulree ehildteD aod b~ Jack Glll.rdl. Youns people •. bow bcr more for ber peanQl :· ·batter eom~lala tban for -: «r TV abowl. movies and ,... ... ot u.. U50I and lllO:s. :· ..._: But bu asnile 11 u •innlnt :; as ever. ber wice aUU bu that • rt.De that made her most fV· • eryone's favorite Mouseketeer, • • bdabes.ysmucboCherfanmail ..... ~ from "bouselrives, people my ,~~e who started with the Mickey • Mouse Club." n•teau..o -.~ Those days are still close to her. During a re- ¢ent interview, she wore a Mic.key Mouse rtn1 and • blue denim skirt with larte appllques of Mickey .. and Pluto. , HER HILLSJDE ENCINO home in the San :i~Ubando Valley ts f'111 ol Dlaney memorabilia, in· ~ eluding a Minnie Mouse petit-potnt. * ••Jlow I loved Mr. Dlaoey," abe says ... Getting up and goini to work wu like 1otn1 lo mJ ~nd lamlly." ~ It was Disney who discovered her al a dancing ·-.~bool redlal when she waa 12. She was the 24lh ,•~d last Mouseketeer to be chosen ror the Mickey • Mouse Club show, that daily afternoon TV ritual that made Mouse ears a household item ln tM 1950s. The closest Annette comes to criticiiing the Disney operation is on the aubjed of the Mickey ?douse Club'• recent successor, the New Mickey ·Mouse Club. The latter-day Mouselteteers. she says, "are teo 1ood, too polished. We were like the kids next ··:door, naive and untrained.·• . . ·• •OST OP THE orfgtaal Mouseketeers faded ln-lo obllvSon, but Annette remained under contract to • DisneyStudiosforl4 years. For a time she performed in other Disney -television shows-including her own series, "An- oette." whlch ran for 13 weeks -and movies such as .. The ShaiiY Dog" and "Babes in Toyland." She also recorded several tut songs in the late sos. including "Tall Paul" and "How Will 1 l{now My Love" although she says now lhat "singing was something I never really liked. In those aays, to have a hit record, you had to travel all over to promote the record, and I never liked ~: ~traveling. .. She was still under contract to Disney when sh e started making the beach party movies with .J"rankie Avalon. For those she was loaned to American lntcmatioo.al Piclun!S, although Disney retained right of approval lo all scripts. ·. . • '49\.Y HUSBAND A.CTVAU Y put the first one together," she said. Gilardi, who was representing ·Frankie Avalon, went to American International .: ~Ith the idea of a movie to capitalize on the surf. ··- ·. := ". • .. Scenes of etaggertng power. Great pertormt1nce• ••• " edwards CINEMA CENTER HAltlOR AT ADAMS, COSTA MESA MESA VERDE CENTER 979-4141 ' inl craze of the early '609, and "Beach Party" wu releaaecl in 1963. ••1t was a very low bud&ct picture that crossed I can't tell you bow many mWJom," Annette aays . .. And it jmt 1110Wballed from \be.re." Jn recent yean, ahe bas confined her career mainly to guest TV appearances and commereiaJa, which leave ber free Ume for her family • SM also la In tbe flnt year ol a fh•year COfte tract as apokeswoman for Skippy Peanut Butter, appearinf in TV commerclala with her dau&hter Gina, U. and sons Jackie, ~. and Ja.son, 3. "Whal I'm doinl now ls exadl,y what I want to do," she says. "I want to be able to work for the Our Tennis Clinics Help Reserved courts at 10 tennis locations in LA./Orange Counties. Tennis Lessons, Monthly Tennis Trips, Tennis Parties, Team Tennis and Weekly Tournaments. Special programs ~+H~ for our beginners and single members Also Racquet Ball. (213) 822-3372 From Orange County Call Collect for free newsletter and invitation to a get illcqualnted meeting. '. A ftHNllllOCIALITMWL C:LIJ9 7 WINNER OF ACADEMY AWARDS Including Best Special Effect• Beat Ortglnal Score BHt Sound BHt Coatume Design Newport FHhlon l•l•nd Newport Center Between M•c Arthur a J•mborH •t P•clflc CoHt Hlghw•y &44-07&0 D•lly 7:30, 10:00 S•l/Sun 12:00, 2:30, 5:00, 7:30, 10:00 She laughs, she cries, she feels angry, she feels lonely, she feels guilty, • "THI OHi & o.-.r-"Wwt11 ....... &..nr .. A JOAMtmaS :y ....... TTUr'INt .: ~-:::;::=::::::==:::; • .. ,A ~= • . • .. .. ,. "'House Calls' has an incurable case of infectious laughter!'' -Ctne Shalil. NBC TV ...... - she makes breakfast, she makes love, she makes do, she Is strong, she is weak, she Is brave, she Is scared, she Is ••• OPENS FRIDAY f • ~· Aprll 9, 1978 MATINEES SATURDAY I. SUNDAY "CLOSE ENCOUN1 ERS OF 'THE THIRD IONOW (PG' MOMll'-1'30-\0 \5 ll<T..,.._2 CIC>-' ... 7 »tO IS • HOUSE CALLS" (PGI ----1-$0 f-.IH llHO \$ SAT~\....,M IH 111>10 11 8U+--« , ... IM IM 1$ .. CASEY'S SHADOWS .. <PG) ~~tM05 "YOU LIGHT UP MY~ MON/Fiii~ i>-10-1t SATISU-~ tO-lt .. "CPGl MOfl.f',._. a& SAT.,,._!~~ •0 "TAKE THE MOlfEY AHO AUN" MONl'Jll.-4.JCM IO IA f '9IM-4 I :»-1011& "THE FURY" (R) ~7-IO SAT.8UH-t.00.3» ,_._. *4 00-IOJO t 404~\0-al "SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER" (R) ~-.. SAT__._t 20-34:> ,__. ao-10» ... J0.10 :Ill "'SATURDAY NIGHT FEVEAH (R) l'l.ll'iEGUARO'" "li/ANING POtNfl' .. 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Single story, 2 BR, ~ bath w/rormal dlning " h.lgb beamed ceJlwgs. End u.nlt su.rrOUt1ded by tall pines & creenbe!l. Doo'l m.laa this one! $175,000. Jean Dale1 &U-8235. (U-57) "MONACO" ...:_ tN HOMES BeauUfully decorated~ BR. den & formal d1ning rm home Id "move-in" cot1ditioo. Cloee to schools, sboppi.ng, park • comm. pooL Priced to sell -$142,5001 Donna Godsball &«-8200. (tJ.58) MINI-ESTATE Lot approx. 83' wide x 200' deep in Dover Shores Beautiful 4 BR home w beamed ceilings & 2 Einplaces 1289,000. Barbara W1nagle 642-8235 CU-59> , NEWPORT HEIGHTS OWtMER Recently listed 3 BR country cou.qe w/beam ceillnp "lovely patio + viewing declt for your summer enjoyment near the sea. Ready to mOYe rig bl in. $159,950. Jeanne Newman 6'2·8235. ( U-«I) HARBOR VIEW HOMES On nice corner lot w/future. park planned in front + view. 4 BR.a. 2 ~tbl & lg. fanuly·lcltchen. Owner desires 90-day escrow. Sl8S,OOO. Gisela Hanen 644-6200. ( U-61) GlAMOROUS BA YFRONT -PIER & SUP orr-wh1le cpl" matched gram walnut panehnc h1ghli~bt entry of th.ls 11. 5 BR Dover Shores residence. . perfect ror entertaini.n& w/full bar, formal dJoing. super pool + jacuu1 in sheltered: walled pallo. Appl. only, Catb,y Scbweickert.642:8235. (U-62) .. lM ON THE BAYFRONT Jy Sunu:IMI'! lf.-velous 4 B.R home •l•WlllY 55' ten~ oa the Ba1 w/dock for your boats. Gourmet kitchen w/eaUni area, formal dininc •m for etUltalning, rarnJJy rm & bonus rm for eomfort. 2~ yn. new! l>ooa Chichester 842·11!35. ( U ·63) GRACIOUS BAYFRONT UVING Halulsomely decorated 2 BR. 2 bath apt. on the 5th floor overlooltlnl Turnin& Basin & Cannery VIilage Full security, pool Ir poalble boat sbp. Offered In Fee at $289,000. Martha Macnab $42-3235. (U-64> SEAVIEW FantasUc view! Lease or lel!le/optlon this sensational Z BR home widen or guest rm Brick walkway & prof. landscap\ng wfmature t.rees. $279,500 or $915/mo. Lynne Valentine 644·6200. (U·6S) BLUFFS BAY VIEW IN FEE Beautifully decorated & landscaped one·of-a-klod >'E" plan oo extra 11. enclosed fee Jot. Nol just a peek -but a full water & wlldJJ(e view from every window ! Approx. 2848 sq.ft. Incl. lg. master suite & dressing rm, 2 other BRs. 3l".z baths, family rm, 2 fplcs + eating area in kitchen. You'll love it! $285,000 Jean Dales 642-8235. (U-66) BA YCREST -BRING OFRR For this immac. 4 BR, 3 bath home w/~ustom pool & carer'" patio. New ktlchen W/top appliances. Compact, rull·wired work benab in car. Ctuldren's play room <or convert lo sau.oa). Extra storage. $215,000. Jeanelle Havens 644·6200. (U-67) NEWPORT BEAOtt Come home to the water! 4 BR. family dining home w/2 fplcs, Indoor Jacuzzi & master BR w/balcony & outstanding view! Pier & slip + 11. deck. $337,500. Vee Stinson 642-8235 (U...- PIER & SUP ON UDO $475,000 buys this lovely 2 BR, 2 bath & den lownhome w/apectacuJar view or Udo.Turning Basin. Marble Cpl, parquet teak noortn1, beauUful papers It wallcoverings all done w/ele1ance &: charm. Lynne Valentine 644-6200. (U_.) ''W>tlTEGO'' Harbor View Homes -4 BRs. falllilY rm. rormal dlninl rm home ~ni. pool-sir.a yard. Good location on quiet street. Close to schooll, p.,.b Is comm. poOls. Ap~ only. Donna Godshall 644-GOO. (U·70) THE lATEST GOSSIP! There'• a beautJtul "E" model in the Blurra, altUnl pretty oa cholceet greenbelt locallcn w/fabuloua Upper Bay/DOver Shores new! ~bas I BRs, fam.U,y rm Ir custom klt.cben. $198.SOO. Donna Custer '42~ (U·71) PRIVAlt BAYSMORE$ HurrJI A IUP« buy tn this private area w/beach & mootfnis tot" 71chta l ·blt away! a PRJ, famUy·tltcheo combo. 11. Uvin1 rm w/beam cellincs It fplc. '152,500. Gisela Hanen 844-QOO. (U· 72) • .. rea tg FINER PROPERTIES NEWPORT BEACH PROPERTY FAM&Y' ORIBfllD l.Gak built Eutblurr charmer -linlle story,' BR home oa dellchtllll tree-11haded lot. Country kitchen adJ<lms spacious r~ rm w/bdt fplc. Secluded 1unny patio & TOOm to add a pool. Now $Ht,SIOl Larey l>)'tC' ~.(U·7S) COMFORTAaf. • • 2 BR &: den Harbor View home coavenlent to sch~ & 1hopplft6. Comm. pool, jacuul •tennis cts. Lynne Valentine 8"-UOQ. (U·78) NEWPOIT SHOIES Comm. Clubhouse, pool Ci tennla ct. (only $8.30/mo. dues). Cbarm1q beach bomew/3 BRa + conv. den. DooaCblcheatetac.ms. (U·TI) NEWlYUSTED Charrnlna 3 BR, 2~ bath condo Id Cu.YOP Cresl. End·u.nlt for privacy w/ov6r 2000 sq. ft. Last. patio_).n Canyon Crest Eatatet. Close to pool, tennis & shoppina-5157,500. Jeanne Newman S42 8235. <U·71) WHY <XWIROMISE? When you can own a beautiful s BR family home ln one or the finest family neighborhoods In Npt. Totally re-done & ooly needs the decorator touches. $180,000. Appl. ODJ,y. Holl1 Markaa MU200. (U-79) CORONA DEL MAR PROPERTY PRETIY AS A PICTURE Beaullfully decorated 5 BR Burilnlame Model. FamUy rm, formal living & dining rms + game rooms. Le. yard, nl&ht·li&hted w/2 private patios. A "best bey" in Spyalass Rld&e al only $259,500 fee. Sandie Fix 644-6200. (U-llO) CAMEO !ltOl!S VIEW ~ .• CataJlna &t ocean ~ewfl'Om this beauUful, prd. daclMed "91\, fatnl!Y- rm, formal dlnlni rm home. Secluded pool ln low malnt. courtyard. Close to S priv. t.acbe. to swim • explore lbe Ude poobl $388,500. Donna Godshall 644-6200. (U·&J.> $ .. 3 •!DEN FAMJl.Y HOME-$165,000 Brlni your paint & lmagjnatJoo ! Make th.ls me ot the most comfortable homes ln Old CdM. Lots of wood pa.neUnt, cbannlnt noor-to-ceillnt used·brlt fplc w /B·I ~ooltcaaea, prlv. 2nd story master suite w/wrap-around balcony. li:uy eve rront Ir rear yarda. Out of state owner nwble on terms. Paula Bailey &e&235. (U-82) EXClUSM BEAUTY New on the market. "On te>p of the World" in Spyglass. Sweeping view of all Newport Beach & beyond. 2-story home w/S BRa, family rm + bonus rm. 3 fplcs & lg. lot. Appl. only. $359,000 fee. Marjorie Mahoo 644·6200. ( U·83) PICTURESQUE WW. . . Catalina, Palos Verdes, Newport, city lights & the ocean, of course! Pool-slie lot + pnvale courtyard. Exqujsite 4 BR home w/2 (pies. A fantastic e>pportunlty at WS,000 incl. le,nd. Ludo Sbarkany 752·1414. (U-84) CDM -TOWNHOME/DUPlEXES A rare fmd! Two sep. homes on I lot! Great for 2 families who want a bargain! Each w/3 BRs, 2~ baths & patios. Owner will consider orren -askinl $197,SOO. Barbara Wright 644-6200. (U..SS) LUSH GRE£M SETTING Don't miss t.hls "Best Bey" In HV Hills. Lusk built I-story, 4 BR. ramlly rm home w/spaclous opea feellnf. Priv. encl0&ed courtyard. View of park green, city lights + a bit or ocean. Sl&S,000. Marjorie Mabon 644-6200. (U·86) MIRAQES STll HAPPEN Like a beautUully dec:oraled a BR, conv. den, family rm home wl.tewof ocean, Harbor, Catalina & niaht Ughtl. Le. co~ered terra~ Jusb landscaping & custom jacuzzi add to an elqaat, yet conuonao1e lifestyle. $315,000 Incl. land. Appt. only. Belle Chase Lee M&.a>o. (U-17> IRVINE • PROPERTY • IRVINE PROPERTY BtlitR 1HAN MEWi All the bard Wl'k ls done. Slntle ramily. detached patio home ln »eerneld Oil cul-de-sac. Prof. ludlcapln1 -paU.:.. nttplt • plamen. z Ba., den. t betha, decorator cpU • drpS. Perfect for the small famUy. $93,~. 11.arioa FrUzell ~1'H. (U·91) _ .. EXC!PTIOIW. FAMILY HOME 3 ti. Blla locL luxurious qtast« IUfle; Connal dinin1 rrn; ramlly rm w/fpJc: kitchen w/IH; 3 paU011. Low malnt. yard. All immaculately kepU fU0.000. Larralne Rennie 'fS2.1U4.. (U·92) ARBOR I.AU • W0008RIDGE This beautlr.d home ls Ju.st the tb1ng for the younc or youna.at-beart nec:uU•e. 2 BRs + den & formal dining. Prof. landlcaped & located near d n""cme fac!l!Ues, S.W.~ Natalie BenjamlaJ~141t. <U·93) ESPfaAll Y HK!. • • Cheery, spacious "Vanderbilt" ln Univ. Park overlookinc Twtle Rock. Hil.la " lights. l.Mely atrium surrounded by ilvln1 quarters! Master BR ~s a private retreat!! $145,000 incl. land. Laszlo Sbarkany 752·1414. (U-94) 11tf COlONY. • • Jr. Olympic eomm. pool + 2 ll&hted lenn1s courts! 1st Ume offered! lmmac. Plaft 100 w/3 BJls It family rm. One or last. comer Iota w/plenty of prl•acy. II yuu're pl&llJllng your 1.St bl& lnveslment -Ulis may be the ODe to start with! $82,.50t. HoU,y Mark&s 8«·6200. (U·95) BRNI> NEW Sparkling 3 BR on cal..<Je-sac. Dbl. garage w/automatlc opener; 1eparale family rm w/fplc; formal dining; cathedral ceilings & lg. glass expanses brine ln the garden atmosphere. $99,500. Joyce J!:dlunc1 M2·823S. (U·M) COlOHY -A BEST BUYl Immaculate 4 BR, 3 bath b-me desl&ned for a crowing family. Lg. family rm. fonna1 diniJlg " ~ air cood. CIOH to comm. pool le. tenD.ls. A l'DUst see at $97,900. Belle Part.ch '152-Hlt.. (U-87) IF YOU WANT THE BEST Stanford Model, 3 BR townbome lD Uni•. Park. End unit on an atra i.. lot-~ended J'::en, paneled family rm all d~~ted lo toda~"• 1'.~\AIT look. Asan. R<>CU • Teu.ia ~ ~.QOO. GU Jdo 762·1 4. fUi9 • A llARE FINO Lf. ramll,v ma w/walk·in wet bar, formal dinlnt rm, sep. eaUn1 uea otr kitchen, muter sulte wtrplc, 4 BR.I +lots of ntras. Ready for an early move-in. $144.900 • .Natalle.Benjam.ln 752-1414. (U·98) GM THIS A LOOK Owners just. painted this lovely Forrest Hills model ln the Racquet Club " are serious about selling this 2·story, 4 BR bome w/famlly rm & formal dining. Have a look & brinl an offer! $104,900. Natalie .Benjamin 752-1414. <U·lOO) CITY LIGHTS And outstanding view of mlns! Hlahly upgraded delached 3 BR home on quiet cul-de-sac. Decorator wallpapers & window coverings. And you own the Jand at-$129,900. Ula Harper 752-1414. (U-101) PROMISE '-ANYTHING Bul bril\g her to view the nicht UCbts, Jake & hills Crom Uifs lovely 3 BR San Joaquin home. Featured are Mexican We, redwood wet bar • glamnrous deslp. Close to new tennis club, pool " JacuuJ.. $133,000. Madeline Croes 75HU4. (U-102) "SUPIRVAWE HlgJ\17 upgraded "Wash.lnitoo" .,tan In Woodbrid&e Estala. 3 BRs, 3 full baths + family rm Ii dlnln1. QuleUy decorated & avaH. ror fast. occupancy. $127,500. Martha MacDab 642·8235. (U·103) ... ORANGE COUNTY PROPERTY Cll...Df..sAC CHARMER lt1l be the belt mon you'U make .• .3 BR.I, fam111 rm bome priced to sell -reiCl1 " waltl.nS fOI' Ule, •mart buyer! Offen paU09 .fl ti. f~rd Croom foe' oOOllbOat) UP&r• f{/low·malitt. Jandlcapln1. Alklnl tlOl,teO. Jeri HunUC.8235. CU·l<K) LAGUNA-OCIAN WW Stlperb!Y deeanted, 11>Ut.lnel IM>me w/2 BRa, l batbl • launcb7 ¥1own•taln: mater .WU, conv. den fl )&. eQlert.ainmem ar.a up1talrJ, A fatdea otr every rootn w/ocMn riew from 11.ta, rm. sas.ooo.1..1nae Valeatioe&U-GOO. (U·l05) • .. I l I •' • YflllOT or the Record IOVTMCOAIT COMMUNITY "°'"lfAL ..__., n. "" Mr a11d Mn S1t1111en Lour, L•llllM9NCll9lrt ,,.._, H. ,.,. Mr a11t1 Mn. 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H41 ,,..a ··~ 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 .8 D A I L y p I L 0 T c L A s s I F I E D· 6 4 2 • 5 ~, 7 8 ~.~~ •.••••. ~.~~ .••..•. ~-~!4!'! .....•. 1~~.~ ....... a .... ,.. 100 OaMN 1002 .... ,.. 1002•-r.. lOOZ ............................................................................................ EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY ,...,._..aMotiu: All real estate ad vertlsed In this newspaper is subj~ lo the Federal 1-·a1rHoua log Act of 1968 which makes it illegal to ad vert1Jle "any prererence, hm1tat1on, or dis en mlnatton based on race, color, relteion, sex or nauooal ori&in, or an lotenUoo to make any such preference. limit• tioo, or discrimination." nus newspaper will not know1n1ly accept any advertising for real est.ate which la in viola· UonoCthelaw. ......_For Sc* Hou.set For S. ·······················1··~···················· ~-1002 G ... ,.. 1002 .............................................. BEST IN · BLUFFS PA.NOUMIC YllW bay, mt.s., night lights; decorator's home. 1950 Sq. ft., splll·level end unit; 8 bdrms., 2Ya ba., wrap·around patio, aMtic overhang. Like model! S20S.OOO Wllh land. OPEN l·S 1'75 OUIDA.DA (off ... °"' LUSE bayf ront E·Plan, 3 bdrms., 2Ya ba., fam. rm. $850 Mo. 5 BR. IRVINE BARGAIN Best location, nicest street ln Greentree. Lge. lot, fruit trees; 3 baths. kitchen/fam. rm .. 2,000 sq. ft. Neutral colors, cath. ceU. $100,500 HELEN B. DOWD REALTOR INC. ERRORS: Ad°YertiMn G......a I 002 Ga .. r• I OOZ lllould cMck their acta • • • • • • • • • • • • ••••• •• •••• • ..................... . cWIJ _. ,..,... ..,_ OCUH YllW POOL Ir SPA ran '-•ahff. n.. MUST SB.LU Great comer locaUon. DAR.Y PILOT ..-a Huge 3 bdrm., 3 baths, 3 Walk to tenniJ courta ~ 111: .......... -.. .......... fl car garage, liaot den; pork. 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, -.,. .._.. ... nt extra security; super famil)' room. CALL htcorrect htHrtlo11 Newport Heights area 751-&aL ,.,,. near Hoa a Hospital. C: SELECT 1--------1 ~er says bring an of· T'PROPERTIES ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• DES..aATE OWNER E.ASTSIDE 3 B<lnns .. 2 baths, rum. pub rm. home oo big lol; only $79,900 DUP\IX Squeaky clean units In ctlOlce Newport Heights area. $115,SOO. Call 646-4463 DESIGNID FOR IXICUTIYI UVI~ EVER DREAMED OF LIVING H~GH ON A HILL with a for~ver view ol green rolling hilll? Thas large 4 bdrm tri-level home features 2 Crplcs, (1 in master suite) and 2 patios. Only $152,500. Cal ... ,,J .. 414 JBEDROOM- MESA VERDE BARGAIN Just great for a· family! Close to park. school, shops, churches and freeway .. Room to eat in kitchea, laundry ls ln garage. E·Z care· yard. AU this & priced at only $75,000. Hurry on this o.nel C.. 54Ml41 . REI.AXA TION RESPONSE -Are you tired after a long day on the job? Can you picture yourself relaxing around your private pool? Do~s $135.000. for 3 bdrms. sound reasonable? Clll 64M161 MESA DEL MAR G real location, close to school, tennis courts, park and all the good things. A 4 bdrm, 21t'l bath home in nice condition. New on the market at $87 ,900. Call 546·4141 OPEN HOUSES 4461 West Coast Hwy. N.B. 3 Bdrm. $167,500. 20191 Norcroft, H.B. 4 Bdrm. $97,000. 3.2 Drakes Bay, CdM. ' Bdrm. $275,000. 52 Drakes Bay. CdM. 4 Bdrm. $259,000. . PARK PLACE HOME CLOSE TO BEACH AND EDISON PARK -this spacious 2 story, 4 bdrm, 3 bath executive home features step-down living room with dramatic cathedral ceilings, formal dining room, family room with fl.replace, and garden kitchen with breaklast area. 3 Car garage also. SH0,000. t6Z-4414 Serving Cos ta M esa-Irvine Huntington Beach-N ewport Beach RIDUCB» SHOO Newport 1arden home. Hilltop location , beautiful earthtones. 2 Sundecks off master suate. 646-7171 Thi• beautifully UP· graded Buccola Home I Spacious LlVLDC Room with big Fireplace. Large Masler Bedroom, highly upgraded with private entrance to carden area. Slump !!!~~~~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~~ Ga•ral 1002 Ge•r• 1002 OPfN rll <I• 11~Ill"10 Ml ..,.rl • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• IACK IA'f Fine ' bdrm., 2~ ba. family home on quiet cul de sac. Overtbed pool, playbou.5e, extra &torage. $189,500 116 CA.MYOM 4 BR, farn. rm., 3 baths. Beautifully decorated family home with patio views from each ~m. $335,000 uoo asu Newly remodeled 4 bdrm., den. 4 baths, llvina rm. VI /cathedral ceiling. Lge. master bdrm. suitQ. IAYROMT Several fine bayfront homes with pier & slips BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 3°\I ~ny\ocl•· 011v•· N B o7S olbl Ga•r.. ' I OOJ Ge•r• I 001 .............................................. COVINGTON OCEAMVIEW ' t Super prlde or ownenrup four·plex All ma. with wuher, dryer book·uP • lhake root. 3 ~. 2 bath owners unit Cl course. Will ex· chaqel $118,000 Owner motivat-1. See our ad undoer income property. 4 PLIX :l d QUAtL aJ PL.A.0111 Pl\OPJU\TilC8. -152-1'20 Ina t4MOUAILlf.~MAQ4 Clc*I hll I»_ ....... ;__ __ Lee 2 bd. z be unlt•f w /beautlrul iotetiora. Very attractlve, peckJ' cedar tbruout. Low maintenance redwood exterior. Developln& harbor • Marina area.' Just listed. 646-71ll. lntematlonat Designer Pattern Mede Euy [~lft!IUI] RUSTIC RANCH STYLE HACH Fantastic artlsl beach retreat. Arlm.atic enter· talners living room. Ex· stoae plant.en hi&hll1ht the room-backyard. Mesa Verde Uving at Its Best! $129,000. Call --------...i---------i LUXURY tre large kltcben, king TOWNHOUSE sized master swte and $55,000 separate childrens wing. Lovely one story Wallofglasatoencloeed Spanish style townhouse paUo. A st.ooes throw to ) d i I the beach. Eaay finaoc· oeat1 D exce lent lnl. Owner aDxious area. The rooms are lll0,500. Call 91S-7111 1eas.erous througboutl Ol'fNlllf•"H"°'n>w'J(r• Bil llvlog room, , 1ourmet kitchen, r~1~1;11·~1 ~'!~H be~:;:~: ~ ~. ~. 1 que~klng. Won't. ii last at this pnce. Call DOW for detaJJs ! 546-2313 l>fN Ill <I• II S /UN 10111 M I• [.Wlft,IHI ExecutiYe's Reheat s ldl iii $85,000 Huge S bdrm lncludlnt separate children's wln1. 20 Ft. high cathedral cellin gs ~ spacious livina room lnch1dlog AN· TIQUE OAK PANELING and masalve rock fireplace.. Truly an eotertaioera peradiae. VA terms of· lered. Taite advanta1e. E1clllllve agent.. Call 541).1822 Gs·~ HEW HOM! 1at11•C.M. Builder just completed this 2 story 4 bdrm home. Features include; vaulted ceilings, 3 car garage I& RV storaae. Huny, choose your own earpeta. Call 546-5880. sz.oo BUYS A PENNY PINCHER AD TO SELL YOUR ITEMS OF '50.00 OR LESS Call 642·5678 Claulfied Ach A PRIVATE PROPERTY WEEK TRIBUTE TO THE 54&-ZllJ Ol'rN rn q • n s 'VN ro 81 NOC/• [lllRIHI eusto~ ~:~~m. 2 WE HA VE bath. ramlly room, A WIMMER flreplace. Fully lnsulat· ed. double garage. $84,000. Eastalde Costa Mesa. A spacious 3 bdrm, 21,; COLLEGE $82,900. balb pool home in ex . Roy McC.... cellent Eastaldo loca· PARK lllO N.wport llYcl ~E. Magnolia, C.M Sougbtafter area wlt.b ec.ta Meto &41-nJt OPF.N SAT Is SUN l-5 ptW9M eul-dHae loea· 400(.na~ ~Ill tioD. Warm wood panell·1--------•I u-""'Mili ~~~::::cl~~ HELP! CJl'5f. .· : --~ bd, 2 ba home that real Owner bu painted ID & • •i . -family feel1111. Im· out, installed NEW maeulate condition. carpetin1 tbru.outand Sbowa llke a model reduced to Slfll,950! ! Va· TRIPLEX home. Brand new on cant 4 Bdrm "SOL 1 Yr. old E.st Costa market. fM&.7711. • VISTA" In Dice area! Mesa, deluxe units, ea. Auume low inleres VA, w/2 bdrm.s., 2 ba., dinmg submit your offer! area, laundry & frplc. 5.11·5800 open eves. Now $178,000 Real Estate ... , RI Network EYa YH COPB.AND Rave aomethbl& to Hll?l~~~~~~~I RIAi.TOi SIMM34 OasaUJed ada do it well Wan& Ads Call 642·~ Want Ad Results &ea-S671 c:= Walker (;lee .,.~_.;;I"-HERITAGE . • REALTORS ORANGE COAST'S SUCCESSFUL REAL ESTATE PROFESSIONALS TMM apece.t peg.a Wiii '*'°' l'ltvd PwotMNtJ WMlr af!d wtM be dtlvered to OV9t 11.000 homH via the DaJJy Piiot and PlloC ~. Notice• wll be one oohnM by four lncM• each. 1Uowtno room for• photo and detcrtpdve copy, Cott of eact. nottce i. onty s1e. wtth • photo JOU provide. DAILY PILOT 3-illooo oulf\l! Sloovolefll• fllL'OOp no<•k l~ with bu<* :.1i~: blmt cut •kirL KOL on w11111Lbund 11nd bttck 111pped; 1"'1• aloovod uumi11on with p111<1b p<w;ltot>< t,. .,. W<ml opon. Conlruet bond;. trim lap und jlll'kl.!l. Gnlllt for knh11 and aof'\ fubrh:t1. 70916: Mlt111011 10.18. To onla•1 aond puttAlm numbor, 11izu, no111<.1, uddn:i1<11 and 11ip, rRIC!i $2,50 plua 30f ahtpptng & hondlln,_ C:.et .. $¥1ta& !n-"l•a P•llam Booli, $1.SO "alpaicl. Doalre. s-Tip Booli, SI.OD pHtpold. "'•ke check payable to Spadea. M:ill to this newapaper. e o Spadea, 2 Brid1:e Sll. Milrord. ;.; J. .... Oept. c •l.S. lntemationa/ Designer Pattern Mede Easy •1'111 9' .,.. .... -.. ,. -.-. ....... -........ ~ • " ,, . I ' -~~~ .. ~~~~...... ~.~~-.... (~.~-~ • .: .. :. ~.~.~ ....... (~.~~....... • ~.Apnti.1m f DAfl.VPft.OT •a r. • Sa &1rtil I G asr.. • lfH •-•Ill fl02 e ,,.. IOOJ a.... 1001 GaMuel 100 ..._..f•S. jNcMttHFOfoW. J:::.ForS. ........................ ................... . ............ ......... ....................... ··········~············ ...................... . ................................................................... . ; .. I I !=:~ ........ !~!~'~::::~ .......... !~~ ............... " .. ~~ LUSK --REALTY r MOM!S OPIH I .S Tiiis Mlw •• UNlqu! IM THE 11.UFfS -Incredibly sharp! Boo.ita 3 bdrm, greenbelt view. $165,000. See Ralph Wakefield at 2016 Vista Caudal. Z IDaMS.. D 115,000 Home oo huge SOx.240 Jot with room tor 3 addll!ooa! unita. PJana included. HAUOa Vf1W-$23t,OOO New Excluslvet Lovely view ot ocean & sunset from the llvlng rm. ot this spacious 4 bedroom home: Gracious entry, attractive atri'1Ul & extra large lam. room (pool table space). Many other wonderful features. 1020 WHITI SAILS SAT/SUM l·S J IDIMS.. J IATMS-·t\..-$107,000 Charming ~"h' \ ~ar tennis & ltc; CAMYOM-M71.000 pools. Gr U ~ .. d atrium, . Panora!Dic ocean & city lights view balcony. _ .... :;AT. 1-5. 314 from thls most beou~d customized PROSPECT, N.B. "Versailles" Dear\r' e. Exquisite 4 IDILMS. + l IDIMS Sllt,SOO decor (mastr P\.. •J, air/cond. Large, nearly new duplex; <..'WI.not be pool, jacuz: ~ ~ aparound brick duplicated! Balconies & frplcs. patio. 4 B, ~ . .J s, enlarged den. ~ formal dining rm &. completely equipped dark room. ..:Joh11/J /.11\/...SS1>11(·,, 2S IS E. Coo,f Hwy Corona d<"I Mor OPEN HOUSES 1·5 PM HAl~OR VllW WSK -This 4 bedroom haven is an executive reward -green hills, blue Pacific, a home to make it all worthwhile. Corona del Mar at Its best. t•36 Ke)'.view. Open Sun $249,000. llG CANYON TOWHHOME -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 upstairs. $192,000 32 Sea Island Dr. Open Sat & Sun. I I I UNIQUE IN CAMEO SHOIES ....: 80x160 Jot, 3 bdrm, colorful comfort, palatial. ~ly $228,500. See Vergilene Hull at 4515 Hampden Road. UMl9UE IM ntE llUFfS -immac, V plan, real 'quality 3 bdrm, just $125,000, see 410 Vista Roma. l IDIMS. + 3 IDIMS $I '5,000 Duplex, steps to water; some ocean view. Great rental! l IOIMS.. l IATHS $24',SOO Spectacular ocean & harbor VIEW~ Like new! Mstr. su.ite with jacuzzi OPEN SAT/SUN. 1·5. 1521 KINGS RD.,N.B. UMDA ISU-$575,000 Fantastic one of a kind ONE story (rare on Linda Isle). 116 Feet on water side with pier & slip plus beautiful green lawn. Luxurioua 3 bedrooms, den, formal dining, huge living room. Finest quality & detail, custom built by one of best builders in Newport Beach. Lots of Charm! COit OMA DB. MAit -Fant,_ ... ·\Eean view from this newly painted 4 bds,..-t\ \ Jm home with lovely pool, large irregu U \..... at $299,500. Open Sunday. 2807 Ebb 'l -· EASTIWFF -Lusk home with nice view. Tb.ls 3 bdrm, family room home is approx. 1700 sq. ft., 2 baths, side yard has access for boat storage. Nicely landscaped. Offered at $148,000. 2425 Bamboo. l f l UNIQUE IN llG CANYON -2 bdrm den, vacant, golf course view, nr tennis, $210,000. See 31 No. Sea Island Dr. UNIQUE IN SU VIEW -Outstanding view, 4 bdrm, Port Royal. Will lease option. $285,000. See Bonnie Barrington at llUO Yacht .Mischief. UMl9UE IN COIOMA HIGHLANDS - Brand new, 5 bdrm wood and glass contemporary; incredible views; $375,000. See Allan Heller at 460 Mendoza Terr. UMl9UE IM HARIOI VIEW HIUS - Spacious 3 bdrm and den, Unique floor plan for living and entertaining, views, see Barbara Frame at 1038 Sea Lane, bring $180,000. UNIQUE IM Ol.D CORONA DB. MAR -3 bdrm, light, airy, big yard, nr park, only $158,000. See Debi Bibb at 403 Iris Ave. UMl9U! OH THE EASTSIDE -Real nice, 4 bdrm or 3 and a den, beaut. gardens, trees, just $129,500. See JoAnne Perkins at 2141 Aster Place. UNl(i>UE IN CHINA COYE -5 bdrms. artist's retreat, on the water next to a beach. $395,000 sand dollars. See Dottie Jobnson at 2627 China Cove Street. UMl9U1 OM UDO ISLI -New listing! Newly remodeled. 2 bdrm, 2 bath deligbtf ul decor. See Kay Glavas at 117 Via Y ella.. Bring $238,500. UMIQUE IM MESA YHDE -Cape Cod original, 5 bdrms. pool, very unique at Just $22.5,000. See Sandy Orlowski at 3096 Bali Circle. UMl9UI IM WOODIRIDGE-Get out to the Lake -2 bdrms, air cond .• just $89,500. See Alison Stevens at 11 Woodland Dr. UMIQUE IM OLD CDM -3 bdrm, 3 bath charming home, excellent condition, ideal location, see Elaine Bell at 602 Acacia. Bring $159,900. UMl9UE OM IALIOA ISLAND - 6 bdrms, 5 balhs, pier and float, best location $534,500. See Rila Boland al 1406 So. Bayfront. UNlquE IM MEWPOltT SHOUS -lowest pnce, many improvements, 3 bdrms, walk to beach, bring $98,500 to Janet Lehman at 251 62nd St. UM19UE IM HAltlott VIEW HOMIS -4 bdrm, Montego, view, nr. tennis and pool, $159,500. See Sera Marvin at~ Port Aberdeen. - U~IVUI: li()MI:§ REALTORS' l'l~f NICFS T PEOPLE SELl.INO THE NEATEST HOMES ~ 1•. FAM.~ ~~[n.ONT 11,.U S 1400 MO. Prime Peni [_ . 1oc. Yrly. lease "HER EYES" will light up al Ws 2 BR. with jacuzzi, plus fam. rm., in Newport S hor es. Community clubhouse, tennis, pools. DAVIDSON REALTl 5801 W Comt Hwy NB 645·7575 3116 Ncwp0t I Blvd tJ B 673 · 9060 I G.Mrof I 002 <fflwrol I 002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• NEWPORT SHORES FU LAND Walk Lo beach from this highly upgraded 2 story, 3 BR home in desirable area. Newly papered & carpeted. Loaded with country charm. Community aools & tennis court. A must see at $155,900. 0,.. Sat & s.. 1·5 480 Prospect .WESTCLIFF RARELY HAS IT SO GOOD! This quality lath & plaster borne is perfect for a large family. 4 BR, den & large family room, dining room make this home livable as well as· luxurious. Priced right at $;:o/ . r 4" .-..-. .. -•L ...._ ...._.. --Balboa Island Realty ANO INVESTMENT ~~\\H'l\:\'V 673-8700 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ?AJafter S.J~IUJ &_IJJ~oc. 673-2500 1555 SANDCASru DR. OPEN SAT/SUN. 1·5. 6 BDR?rf., Lusk Harbor View Hills. CdM. Popular "Burlingame", Cam. room. pool & jacuzzi. Includes land! tf 6 COVI (WooAridgtJ IRVIH! OPEN SAT. l·S. 30 Acre lake - fish/swim/sail. Yours to enjoy with this lge. luxurious townhome. 3 BR, library, 3 baths. $147,500 Including land! 3 IS IRIS. CORONA DB MAI OPEN SUN. l ·S. Just listed, duplex on peaceful, tree fuied cul de sat. Roomy 2 bdrm. house with frplc. + 2 room bachelor; on oversized lot. $179,500. I 04 LN>A ISLl OP1M SUN I .5 LINDA ISU ELEGANCE Spectacular water view from most rooms. Tip of the island with 113' frontage on the big bay. Approx. 6,900 sq. ft. offers the ultimate in luxury living. Impressive entrance with dramatic pool & jacuzzi. Abundant ~• marble & hand carved woods. 4 rrp suites + maids qtrs, formal ing rm, family rm, billiard rm, n, elevator, sauna + slip for lge yacht. $1,375,000 including the land. CAMEO HIGHLAHDS-OCIAN VIEW Wake up in this lovely 4 BR home to the beautiful sight of a variety of birds. Quiet street, almost like country living. Lge private front courtyd. Private beach. $175,500 4501 SUUIY Dlt. SATJSUM '·5 HUNTINGTON HAUOUlt $3",500 Home of famous Christmas Cruise of Lights! Beautifully decorated 4 bedrm waterfront home with dock for 50' boat. Glass walled cantilevered concrete deck on water side. Perfection throughout. Soft colors, ma~le frplc, wet bar, ext>ensive wall coverings. Private front courtyard. THE II UFF-END UNIT $170,000 Spacious customized condominium in newest section of the Bluff5. 2 Large bedrooms, den with fireplace, formal dining rm + 21h baths. Decorator wallpapers, air-conditioning. 2921 PaL4 SAT/SUM l·S PIC1'UUSQUE IAUOA ISLAte DeligbtCu1 3 bedroom 3 bath home with inviting comer f rplc in ll ving room. Spacious study off upstairs master bed.rm suite. $199,500 llG CYH MEW TOWHHOME $140,000 Leisure living in this delightful new townhome. Expansive living rm with !ireplc, formal dining with wet bar. 2 Bedrms, 2 baths, wide balcony makes charming outdoor silting rm. Pool. tennis courts, security gate. l8 SEA ISL4NO DIJVE SAT /SUM l·S llG CYN TOWMHOMI FOil UASI Beautiful brand new 2 bed.room & den "Pinehurst" model. 2Y.:t baths, dining room, wet bar & upgraded cptng. Tennis cts, pool & jacuzzi. Ask $750 (See Broker at 38 Sea Island Dr.) OCEAN RtOMT COMD0-$14,900 in beautiful Kauai! Adjacent to 27 hole golf course. Private airport. Lots of fun -great investment. Gross income for Feb. $1,404. Trade or? WESl.EY M. TAYLOI CO.. UAl.TORS 2111 S. JH'8fA Hlls ltotld NEWPORT CEHTB. N.&. 644-4910 Ga..er.. I 00 Ga•r.. I 00 •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• HAllOR VIEW -Highly upgraded 3 bdrm, den, family room home featuring exquisite jacuzzi surrounded by lush green landscaping. Plenty oC privacy. Open Saturday only.1860 Port Taggart. IRVINE DEANE HOME -Posit~i··ely one or the mosl outstanding homes in, ... \ ~ Park. Beautiful 4 bdrm, 3 bath .. Ke~· .~1 custom pool and jacuzzi surrounded .... ~al landscaping. OUered at $189,900. 4901 Ro "' ·• Open Sat. & Sun. RANCHO SAN JOA9UIN -View townhome. First time offered. Popular San Carlos model. Move in and begin entertaining immed1ately in this designer decorated home. Great location to community facilities. Membership in the Irvine Racquet Club included in the purchase price Open Saturday. #2 Lago Sud. SPYGLUS -Super Southport w1lh popular Cape Cod exterior. Ideal for large family. Perfect for formal entertaining. 6 Bdrms. with large game room. Open Sunday. $325.000. 4 Mission Bay. SPYGLASS VIEW -4 Bdrm highllt upgraded. Professionally decorated and landscaped. Panoramic view of ocean and bayfront. Offered at $319,000. #9 Monterey Circle. Open Sat. & Sun. OTHER PROPERTIES JASMIME CREE« -Enjoy the security of this guarded community with tennis courts and pool. 2 bdrm and den. Offered at $179,900. 675-3411 . .' LUSK" REAL TY a Juh11 /J l.11SJ.. l(· Sn11 Cu. 2S IS E. Coo">I Hwy. Corona~ Mor ' Ga•r• 1002 G•Mrm 1002 fH.Mral 1002 . ................................................................... . a ~~~no~esc sellers must sell! l Sty Crcenbroolc cream puff Pool & JBC. 1750 sq. ft $101,200. 2 Story Repub&c 8 Yrs. young. Huge 12x14 DR, w/used brick bay window. 1900 Sq, Ct. $107,000. Could be yours ..• Pat Cantrell Realtor 548-9607 IAUOA ISLAHD $125,000 2 BR, l BA cottage at 527 Parlt Ave. will be opeo Sunday 12-4. .. --,1]=· ~ -NEWPORT HEIGHTS 3 BR home in xlnt. area. Hardwood floors, wall-lo·wall carpeting, bltn. range & oven. Recently re-roofed & re-stuccoed. Access & room for boat & trailer + big double garage. $114,900. ONE BLOCK TO BEACH Duplex. Less than 3 years old & only 1 block to beach. Ea unit has a bltn range & oven, dishwasher, brick fireplace + a huge 4--car garage. $185.000. JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 2919 Newport llvd. comer JOiia DON TYL ... a assoc .• "llALTOWS. *""'".,.'"V'f ••LtSL GtMral IOOZ ·~ -· ............................................. . GOLF COURSE HOME Spac s BR, 3 BA, 1-·R, J Charle Brawn car gar, gourrnel b kitchen, spectacular and his ne• partner Bo · • o · Bentlorl have an emX>ty i't~~ed ~ns~ll. movuig. desk in the office. Give ()pen Sunday l·S us a call & let's talk 1823 Tanager Dr, C.M. about the advanta.ges of ~a "ft 1l!'IT selling real .est.ate with #la ~.a. l&n'SOH • llOWH W 1401 DOVE ST. r ALKER S\tite220 N 'pL Beach ~ ltEALTORS ll3·971 I 675-4144 IDaw1'19 &awal IOOZ ....................... REALESrATE MACNAB-IRYINE REALTY COMPANY INDUSTRIAL/COMMERCIAL SAUi PERSONS An unusual opportunity to join the highly successful Macnab-lrvlne Real- ty Company on the expansion qf our Industrial/Commercial OfCice in . Newport Beach. The ldeill candidate will have had s ucccsa!ul experience in lndustrlal/commercial sales and wW have demonstrated high ethical stan· dards, • We ofter markcting1 support needed to iachlevo results. Send resumes in COlll• plete.. confidenca -or~ U M2-8235. I ' I I t \ ' I OPEN 1·5 OPEN IN BAYCREST-Compare lbe value ot this 4 bdrm. home on poolsize lot. Jn excellent f amlly area. $177,500. See Carolyn Muon at 11ll Terrapin Way. OPEN IN CORONA DEL MAR - Beauluul 4 bedroom Williamsburg home. Master bath with a spa. Plus an income unit. $225,000. See Barbara Collins at 715 Jasmine. OPEN JN CAMEO SHORES -4 Bedroom. 3ir.t bath custom home with ocean view. $259,500. See Lucy Rose at 325 Cameo Shores Road. OPEN IN THE ORIGINAL BLUFFS -3 bedroom eod unit. Light and cheerful. Available for quick move. $l.SS,OOO. See Brenda Glass at S25 A venida Campo. OPEN IN WESTCLIFF -3 Bedroom home in one of Newport's most desirable communities, near school and park. $155,000. See Evan Cork ell at 1827 Mariners. Open This Weekend 1~5 Lovely 4 bdrm .• lam. rm., 2~ ba. hc>me. The owner• b•ve just f1ruabed uparadln& from the new CnJSbed tile roof to copper plumblng. See 1t today . 1507 MARINERS DR., N.B. •••• Carmel Model • Harbor View Homes; 3 bdrm .• 2 ba., l•m. rm. Extra laree poolshed lot. Landscaped by Lloyd's Nursery. GOOD loca· tloo. 1955 PORT LOCK.SLEIGH, N.8. OPEN IN HARBOR VIEW ~ '",.. -4 Bedroom home with a canyon .,_,_s_,_:J""_M_PU5_:Da_~IRV __ 1_1(£_1 and ocean view. Plua a storage •1--------·1 room and a playhouse. $224,500. See OPIN HOUSE Lyleen Ewing at 1300 Sandcastle. SUHDAY 1-5 1192 Kemirood Pl. OPEN JN CORONA DEL MAR -<Westside> C.M. 4+ram· Beautifully remodeled home, rm. $88,600 hardwood floors, new kitchen, ~~le~~P~~f 3G~~::'. shingled exterior. $148,500. See ram·rm, RV access. Nancy Simmons at 708 Goldenrod. $93,000. #10 Rue Founlainbleau, OPEN IN TURTLE ROCK -New 3 fBig Canyon> N 8. 2 & bedroom Lusk home -privacy and Den. $249,000. an excellent view from the top of the hill. $175,900. See Rich Wray at 19 Rimrock. lachenmyer Realty Inc b4b·3'J 28 S4S· 348 l \ JUST USIW-IAYCllST. On Ol the most linmaculate a bdrm. homes we have ever olfuec:t Over 2800 sq. rt.. beauUfully decorated. J4rgo swimmina pool. Comfortable paneled fetn.Uy room with wet bar. A super buy at $230,000 TEENAGE APAITMBCT Separate bdrm. & bath, 10 your teenagers can turn up their stereo, plus 3 more bdrrns. In the Bluffs. Great family livin&, close to park & schools. Popular CarmeJlta Plan. priced for ac~oo at $1591~ tn fee. 359 V11ta MaduL ()pen Sat1, 1·5. PRIVATE IEACH Just a sb01't walk away from this cozy, canyonaide home In exclusive Cameo Sbores. Vaulted beamed ceilings, massive masonry f.rplc •• large ocean view terrace. 3 Bdrms. Definitely a homC! you should see this weekend between l & 5, Sat. or Sun. 207 Milford Dr. .. IM A HURIY7 CAHT DECIDE? You can move now ioto brand new ocean view home, Just a few feet to Btg Corona. by leasing this $250,000 3 ndrm + den home, for only $1200 per month, gardener included. Move in tomorrow-or today. HORSE Lovas Now is the chance to live close to the ocean on S view acres & build the home or your dreams. Tb1s ls a once in a lif etlme opportunity at $350,000. Cannot be duplicated! WHAT AIOUT ~O .. HOMl7 Are you tblnklng of selling? Then call for computerized market analysis today! Let ow-'xperience work for you. 67M400 DMl&oa of tt.bor hl"dva"' Co. DOM"T FOi~ VOTI AN.IL 11 tll IAY • OCIAM '11W . Edrcmely abarp 3 bdrttt. Irvine Terrace home with low m&lntenance yard. Near Irvine Country Club. $Zl5,000 And owner will finance. See ·Muriel Barr Sat. l·S or Berta Farr, Sun. l.S.1819 Bonnie Doone. CdM DWUl-COIOMA D MAil Very attractive income ~ with 2 eeparat.e units. Great for lnflation hodge, tax shelter & appreciaUon. $166,500. See Solly Sbatzen, Sun. 1·5. 616 Poinsettia. 1.1451 Wl1M OPTION TO IUY New 4 bdrm., 3 baths; over 2,000 ft. Family rm., frplc., wet bar & 2 bolconles. Best view of lake & park. Lease at $750 mo. & secure today's price of $149,500 for purchase next year. See Donna Coker, Sun. 1-S. Whitney Court -please call tor dlrecUons • SHOWN BY APPT. COIOHA DB. MAit DWUX Very exceptional 3 bdrm.., 2 bath, laundry rm. & enclosed garase for each unit. 1179.500 TIJPLU in Block from beach; 3 nice units, always rented; on large, legal R-3 lot. Xlnt appreciation potenual. $215,000 • ociAM VllW-oMI °' A ... The finest. custom built 4100 ft. home b.) Corona del Mar. MulUtude of exceptiadal features such u 3-story elevator. dbl. kltchen "a car garage. $43:5,000 . IUCH-J IDIMS. Only several houses from our. best beach; cozy & furnished; fine intlatioo hedge at $149,500. RENTALS WATllROMT Charming 2 bdrm. home in a private community, with s}lp for 38 fl boat & private beach. $700 Month OPEN ON THE PENINSULA - Large Peninsula penthouse -walk to bay or beach. $269,000. See · llAUTIAIL IUlflPS •------G....,.. 10021GaMrai 1002 3 Bdrms., family rm., formal dining ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• . rm. & 21h baths -community pool. Bill Bents at 421 Se ville. OPEN IN UNIVERSITY PARK -4 Bed room home on the park - immaculate. $99,750. See Bob Yorke at 4284 Senisa Way. OPEN IN BAYSHORES-Excitin~ 3 bedroom, 2-stocy home.. 1$.iq wood, gla~~ and brick. Lan inclu~ed at ~69,~00, See ~ar Harvey at 2582 Arbor. OP EN IN TURTLE ROCK -4 Bedroom home on choice comer lot. Move·in condition. Land included at $126,500. See Ginny Anderson at 4992 Alcorn Lane. OPEN IN HARBOR VIEW HILLS -Popular Burlingham model. 4 Bedrooms plus bonus room & view. $259,000. See Vody Nelson at 1112 Sandcastle. UDO ESTATE Colesworthy & Co. R!;~IO!;;NTIAL •INVb~TM'N T R(;AL ~STATE; 2545 EAS,!BLUFF OR. N6WP0Rf BEACH, CA. I IUHU .... EYABLE ', • . .~~ -~ Many eJttJv nt~ · ter than new! Sparkling 3 b , family rm., dining rm., centered around garden atrium w/rock waterfall; terraced garden gives privacy, with low maintenance. Close to pool & tennis, surrounded by higher priced homes. Reduced to $109,500 -you own the land. $75,500 Two fireplaces, 2 balhs. 2 cir garage. Vacanl & walhog for you ! Won't last, call· Al I~~ t76l 0nf199,Coe(a- 645•9161 PARK SERENITY Overlooking a wide greenbelt, Bluffs condo, 3 bdrms., 3 baths, family rm., 2 f rplcs. A honey of a home for those who appreciate quiet elegance & sensible values. $159,500 $650. WANT YOUR PROPERTY SOLD? We, at Bay & Beach Realty must be doing something right, as we have been for the pui 28 years right in this harb~~A~re because we have practicauy e austed our inventory throun~1Ur .sales program. We would llke you to visit our modern Newport Center office, meet our prof essiooals & see our computerized operation at work. We believe we can help you. 759-0811 4!>0 NEWPOHT CENTl:H OHIVE 7&9 ·0811 ~1 newpori REALTORS 675-551 I JASMI ! C OP84 HOUSI SUM 1-S 120 WNflWATa DllYI: ..... 11111•., clecoret.4, ••utlf••· fw• at ... , - e•tt.• .. C..,. l a.•••• ..-., ,... •av,....,,,, . .,....,.,.._..., .... u ...................... ... ................................ : .......... of C.••• ........ 4hh4 cow 1ty .... Meerity ............... . I he ...... toot ... ,..._ Colet. UJl,000. COLE OF NEWPORT UALTORS 2111 L eo.t ~ .. c.-. .. W.- 675-5511 ...... 1002 ...... 1002 ............................................... THE STARNES COMPANY REALTORS 640-5711 180 Newport Center Dr., N.B. PUS EM TS • Big Canyon GoH Course Estate The ultimate in living luxury on nearly 1h ac. loL Enter parking court thru remote contl'QI 1ates for privacy & security. Marveltt nearly 7000 sq. ft. home ideally designed and decorated for formal entertaining, yet bas a cozy den for relaxing. a· separate game room/wet bar for casual parties, spectacular free form pool/jacuzzi and separate pool house for wet fun, 5 huge bedrooms, 51~ baths, breakfast nook, and of course an exercise room. •·S,.... SlZl,000· Sltl.000 $152.tOO S265,000 Sl7l,tSO 80' fronting on Lido's most desirable street -exciting European home overlooking sparkling 46' pool and lush gardens. $600,000. TODAYS BEST .BUYS MADOR VIEW EXCLUSIVE Fint time offered. Delightful Monaco Model; 2 bdrms., den, formal dining, many upgrades. Concrete ,drive, used brick planters. Adult octupied. Not leased land. $139,500. Ga•ral 1oozjG••rd 1002 , ................ ~ ............•..•............. llST PllCED l"CkHOltH Model in Deerfield. Attractive entry, with nice inside. Warmly decorated In brown tones. Ready to move ln and relax. ConvenienUy near comm~ity pool. Owner bu priced home to sell. Only $87,500. AIOYE 1M! SIA Ocean view living at its beat. 2 bedroom & den that captures it all for only $225,000. One of the lowest prices in Sea View. WHITIWATB VllW Magnificent ocean & canyon views trom this 3 bedroom, den, formal dining room on large irregular lot. 1toom to expand. $289.500. DEl.Ull COMDO OM THI IA Y Overlooking pool I& jacuDl is this lovely 2 bellroom 2~ bath condominium. Esctt\ng muter bedroom featuriag a private dressing room & aau.oa. 2' hour security controlled bulldlng. $275,000 VIU.AGI l TOWMHOUSI Popular Stanford Model with 3 bedrooms, 2~ baths, f amity room & covered P.-tio. Juat a short walk to commuruty recreation facilities or City p k. Just listed at $12.3,000. Vlew Condo In Hunt· ington Harbour. lBr, + lofl, 2 pat\01, rrplo, hllhlY upjJ'aded. cau to see. 846-S502 DW'LIX HUNTlNGTON BCH 3Br. 2Ba " mr, 2Ba, IC yard, near school, only l $98,500.~ IRV1HE 2HewUtthlp 4Br, 1._Ba. electric bllftl, sbake roof, 1arage 6oor opener, •uper loca- tioa. Only 992,900. •Br. 288, frplc, ? patios + atrium, le yard. Turtleroclt , only $127.950. 631-2802. OPEH SUM 12·4 2145 C:O.-.o Ploc• An ouutandina 4Br, ~ home in lfeaa Verde. with pool·~~ lined anet. bdm'lOI' • ed«I« ln XLNT CON- DITI~. Muat Seel lll·ao:l m·11afwna GeMT-ol 1ooif•••rat · 1002 ······················~······················· J~15o,. Y~" * IN THE BLUFFS. Here it is! The lowest priced townhome lo this highly' desirable area. Delightful 2-story, 3 bdrms., 2YI baths. A sensational buy at ·$114,500. 835 Amigos Way. #9. Open today 1-5 A1" 1HE COVE. Experience Newport's finest resort Uvtng, near the bay t Sophisticated 2·atory, l·bdrm., convertible den, with 2 lovely decks. Pool. Jacani " private beach. $225,000. By app't. only. • IN SPYGLASS. Llve on top of the world! Hlihly customised .. Southport" huge mstr. suite, 8 generous bdrms., huge farnlly & play rooms. Sbelteted pool • Jacuzzi. $338,500 -Fee. By •PP'l olily An11on ~pelOOnJ Former Lusk Co. Vice President and General Manager opens beautiful prestigious new Real Estate office in . Newport Beach, across from Big Canyon. Speci.uzing in the resale of fine quality homes and es~. We are now interviewing prof esslonal salespersons, for an exciting ao4 rewarding future call Mr. Hall, 640·~. Excellent company benefits. ~ ' ' DAILY PILOT DI \ thrS. .......... ,. ............ ...... .... s. Hoa.1 .... S. .................................................................................................................. a..nd!y. Ap!!it. 1018 REALTORS '75-HI I OPEN HOUSIS JUST WICTACULAI: 110 D..,.. OCNa ...... CAMIO ..... ••s.1 J •• .,,...., e:....,..... ....... ~a tltfff"M. COP.....,.Y toceh4. priYtite -...i:a... SllS.000. do7 SUlllY DalYI. COIOMA DB. MA.II. onM SUN l·L JUST MAIYB.OUSi S.... of tl.111tiy, ' Coroe. .. W.-..... -.... ..w. a.cit •It, l .._.a••• ,, ... ftr1,111:n. .,.. beo• ~: .... " .. •lew• ._,. 1Hdeck .,,.r ••"· SJlt.ooo. 51 o AVOCADO. OHM SAT I 5UH l·I. ' JUST LOYIL Y: H.-bor Vlew H ... 1 t .. ryt.octy'1 t.forite. -n. Po; l•Rw lftOdel ........................... & ....... hnHM *cor, brids ............ nhM wood ct.ck for nclti•9 .. tertol•l•t· $1 H,000 he r.d. I t07 POIT IRISTOL. ... EWPOIT IUCH. ONN SAT & SUM. 1-5. JUST U:MOOEUD.: M•w paW aa. & Out, _..., ~ .............. MW ; ltltcfftl, fre.a. ltilMlsc...._ l h*°«ML $1 I 4, 900. Z2•t GOLDIN CllCLI. MEWPOttT IEACH. OPIH SAT & SUM 1·5. JUST PERFECT: for tH y-. '-'ly. l ltctroo.. falllity roo.. cntnd ,.. for dtllglttM ._.ly nfoyw.ttlt. C--'ty pool, lab, ...... cowts. clillblt-•.,,,... salt -me. NclKed Stt,750. 220t I COMA.MCHf. LUE FOIEST. Of'EN SAT & SUM. 1·5. JUST IMAGINE: for IHM,.._.,.,.._ or sole. OCEAN VIEW, 3 b1• a-., ._..., room CAMEO SHOllS --= room for small boat or motor hoMe ......... lbtn large tot, room for poel .ct , .. .,_. tnttrtaining. $159,500 JUST GIVE IT A THOUGHT: A duplex with al tt. •drat, ~ lmcld1d le • llOIH. W~lllCJ flrepl•H, INlllt-1• kltche11. 3 bedroom. I ......,_ ... 1r -~ l ltdroolft lower, -.closed ,,. .... ,.tlo t. 1ard. SprlftCJ Sal• -Price led•ud $142.500. COLE Of NEWPORT REALTORS 2 SIS E. Coast Hwy •• Coro.a .. Mw 675-5511 1002•G....,.., 1002 •••••...•...•....•••... ··········•••••·•···••· .. ~-........._ _______ . ...,.._ ~ ANESTATEAlTii--' BEACH I .77 Ac. located on 10 city lots. One mi. from the beach, yet only 40 min. from LAX. Lg . main h se; guest house/office, summer house w/lg. pool . Beaut. dense landscape. Brochure avail. Pric• $625,000. Milte Schloes---. Realtor 17141 673-5311 ~~~~! .......... !~~~!~~:'! .......... !~~~ cae:,~ DBDlll BLllNS CD. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE OPEN SUNDAY 1·5 718 GOLDENROD Ch arming 1 Sty. Colonial W I 3Bdrm. 2Ba . Liv . Room W /Fireplace. Large Bright Kitrhen. Well Decorated. 2 Sunny Patios. Nr. Tennis Courts & Shops. $157.500 304 OTHO Lovely Newport Beach 3Br. 2~ Bath Home. Vacant. Immaculate Move ln Condition. Bright Cheerful Setting On A Cul-de·sac. Custom Drapes, Select Wall Papers. Sun-Deck. This Home Sbowl Like A • Jewel. $145,000. A "Joy Ot 1 • Newport" Listing. 2444 VISTA HOii UA Bluffs -Lrge "C" Plan. Bia Family Room With Bar. Custom Features. Near Pool And Ramada. $149,500. IY APPOIMTMINT NEWPORT IEACH I Ill m a c u l •·t e 3 Br D e n Condominium with View 0( Oeeao. From 2nd Floor. Cl01e To ~ J acui7.i. Sauna & Tunis OoUrtB. Call Us For More Jntormauon. Priced At $129,500. TH£ REAL tSTATERS , __ __, $63,900 WIN'S EXCWSIYI 1 Level 3 bdrin, beauty, highly upgraded, private patio~ near pool. 312 Vista Suerte. SllS,500 ILUFPS TOWMHOMI 3 Bdrms., Jlh baths, 2-story. expensive in project. 2452 Hogar. $105,500 Least Vista Yoa cannot wait. to see th.ls My 4 bdrm fmly home offered at U\ls all MAC.MIFtCEHT N'LAH time low pnce. All new • Ori1mat Bluff~. end unit; expanded & cstm drperle1. Ideal r ecently decorated in every detail. location near parkslte. • Large greenbelt, 3 private patios·, Property will go VA/ FHA! Call today property one· of a kind! Spacious 3 546-7711. bdrm., family rm., 2lh baths. ENGLISH RETREAT $56,000 $2500 Tot•l down. 2 story, 38dnn, and pool. Call for deballs ! 847-6010 '""" 111 9•'1S •IJllllO~ll11 I' [~l!ilJMI OH .. Y ONE LEFT Spacious Williamshlre beauty with 3 bdrms. 2 baths & formal d1mng room. Beautiful grounds. Nothing .com- pares w/our low price. Terrific pool, sauna & recreation areas. Just listed. 646-7711. Picture-book kitchen; everything in sparkling condition. 542 Vista Grande. $189,900 lilt S IDRM. llAUTY JdeaJ for large family, on beautiful greenbelt. 5 Bdrms. & family; 3 full baths . Home· in xlnl condition. Numerous extras. Spacious Z·Plan al a realisllc price of $162,500. 403 Vista Suerte Lease/Opllon and numerous leases avail. EASTBLUFF REALTY Bluffs Specialists for 14 Years Eastbluff Shopping Center Profess. Building, suite 206 644-1 I 3 3 ANYTIME I002 1G.-rel 1002 l_EA_C_H-RET-AEA-T --------------- SleP11 to pounding surf and crystal und' Back ynrd Is bay area play ground. Winding wooden walkways to secluded entry. Gourmet kitchen. Step down conversation area plus fireplace Pool . Jacuzzt , volleyball. Garden hv111g at its fmesl! 847·6010 (1~ fN Ill ) •I'<.''"',,... t-.1 ,.. • INVESTORS BUILDERS DREAM This piece or property bas potential Cor making someone a lot or money Three separate houses each Ofl ilS own lot plus one vacant Jot. The houses are definitely nx- e r s and can be pi.m:hased teµarately or pureh•sed as one package and rebuilt. The location ls perfect • for resident.la! uruts or PQ8Slble business. Each property is separately pnced at $32.500. 542.500, $48. 000 & $53. 000. Ca II this number ·for all de· tails. 546-2313 • l>l"ll 9 • 1~11}"11r'tl•• ,. 1e 111tm NO 9\IALIFYING! Eoslside 4Br .. with wagon wheel charm. 2,000 sq. fl. of happy family llving. Call ror details. 646-7171 L f'.• ,., tit 0 ' IS IV.. 'C 8' N ~'1HNt11 GREEMBROOK umE BALBOA ISLAND Once in a blue moon will you have the opportunity lo buy a home of such outstanding quality ; 3 bdrms., 3 baths, 2 frplcs., elevator, small boat dock, plus 2 bdrm apt. Xlnt financing! $385,000 ~ RUMBOLD REAL TY INVESTMENTS 312' MARI ME A VEHUE IALIOA ISL.AMO 675--4122 ., OPEN HOUSES SUM. APRIL 9, 1-5 I 74'2 WfltM • Clll•_... 4 lllL $95,000 3102 Hlftdrix • Clll•erdde l Ill. bOIWS rOOM. $103,900 17125 s-ta Get t1 .. , 5 IR. swhn pool SI 02, 900 17 RIPP'lng Strecmn Twtfe Rock Gleft l II. R. DI, MIR sulh. $192,500 #2 loWttg lrook TwtttlockGtett l IR. Al $157,500 r8d hill realty 552-7500 $101,000 c .. 1 ucW proptrty w. oca. & ~. Y• OWll ftte•a..d tool l>CM't ... tllitl lpid91y stlop•flea.d. . NEWPORT IACK IA Y . 9M1ity llllUt ...._.Lyttle e.o. ........... 4 ll,JaA..,_. ................ c.1 .. ,.. wet Mr, 1Nk1'1 qtn. TW. J1 •.,..... HtfftdrlRI ..... CMI • nfrw ..... lof, w /cOlllfl1te iwf•acy. S 145,000. . OLD CORONA DB. MAI Tlala well. ••l•telHd 2 IA ltio•t + gHSt .... •• ~ aofd by .... oric;.at owHr. Prid9 of o...,.....p .tim•rll. Cw ... ltt s 17 4.500. IEST IUY IN CAMEO HIGHLANDS lllhftcte.. 3 .... 2 •• + ... w /f'OOffl for • pool. Hr. ,.t. beocla. $169,tOO. OCEAN VIEW-STEPS TO SAND QMllty COMtrwcted 2 II wttt. fk 1pl11ct. lCMIClll IGWft ceder ttv ..... ~·· wallpapers, H•kn t•lt. plH~ HW capetllN)o tow ~ Al ..w WIMll appll•cH. 1•9 h1 th• ldtc.._, bHM celllft91o FreMh doon to ...cao..ct .-c.k. $215,000. 644·7020 2123 SAN JOA9UIN HILLS ~OAD NEWPORT IEACH OPEN HOUSE Sot. & Sun. I ·S ,..... 305 c.... $246,500 l2Z 0..,. $16',SOO 620·6201/2 Acocia. CDM, $16',000 ••FEATUl.E Of THE WutC•• EHCHANnHG DECOR DUPLD Absoltlhfy .... ltest hi Coot di did~ oitd "ody to ocupy. leautlf1ll 2 bedrc>OM •t ........ --..... & .... .. area; ~ ....... __, -be4t-OOM ... lcWp ,....,. .... , ,,, .. to l•y. OpH Sat •. & S... I .5 P .M. $246,500 coaOMA DB. MAI CHAIM 0. o urwer wtth two -'h co. .. ..,,.t to el. Two IMlclrOOtlll ...t 2 bed. & .. wfth pri• ... palto. SI 6',000. CHA''~ IA YNOHT W ,IPIBl . Yo. '""-to'" It -met tMll 9•• .- tltCMIC)llt • ltte ••ciffag tw.g. ram C9I do wftt. It! n.r. _.. 5 bclr-. ......, ""' 1112 kitdeeM. ..,. UYMcj ......, flN99 with clto"d•ll•r a•d 10•• otlter i..twntMg "llookl". Terrific locllKoR on Hie. WATElt with VIEW, ... a a..,. froltt patio for •foyi!MJ 1tte ~ura. A rHI opportulty for IOIMOH wltlt crHflYe i..s! $44f,000 lftc11161g '-1. CUii AmAL DUPUX Two story fcnally .. o, ... wltll l•ni- tlYl•9/dl11f1tCJ arH, font. r& and J be*DD• C-. JJ !J 2 bed. ,....,.. mt. Easy • ..,. to layfv•t. $247,000 l••l•11 oppor l•lty °" M.-. A••· $24,000 SeUaba111 ·-•111 315 Mame A11e. • Balboa Island 673-6900 LOOKING FOa A WATBAtOMTI - Two story 5 BR. Magnilicent view ol Newport & surrounding hills. Dockmg facility for 3 boat.a. Super Peninsula loc. PLUSH COMDO 2 BR luxurious Covington model in the prestigious Arbor Lake development. Seller anxious. Will consider aU orrers. Price reduced to $115,500 SEU&R WIU PAY IUYas CLOSIMG COS~ -Exceptionally clean, & well decorated Sunwood. 3 BR. H4 BA . completely fenced yard, lush & green landscaping. Located .on a cul-de.sac street. Price reduced to $82,900. LIDO ISU 4 U -Two story, 3 BA w /lots of tile. Large stone FP, spac. LR., lSx.25 patio, tile roof. Situated on l1h Lots. Owner will help finance . P riced to sell at $249,500. LAIGE FAMIL Y1 MODHA TE IUDGm 4 BR, 2 BA, lrg. fenced yard. Great for the grdwing· famlly Close to schools & shopping. Xlnt. Irvme loc. $77,990. • 640-9900 \ 11\l_J ,f~Y ltl~Al~I'\ .. 1470 JAMBOREE RO . NEWPORT BEACH ~~! .......... !~~~,~~~! .......... !!.~ BjgCanyon Properties ~he '/j/timale A luxurious, custm residence that comes along one in a lifetime! Jn a park-like setti on the 18th fairway. this elega 200 sq. ft., 5 bdrm ., 7 bath horn was truly designed for the discra · atin . Large inviting pool & raised ja enhance the lovely courtyard. Rare qua lit y construction & appointments. We'll be delighted to show you this exquisite beauty. $850,000 f.:fegance The palatial "Versailles". looking out over a s weeping view of mountains & mghl lights! Dramatic spiral staircase, cathedral ceilings, luxurious master suite & so much more! $415,000. 5 Rue Montreux. It will be our pleasure to show it to you TODAY 1-5. A handsome, custom French Regency, with magnificent view down the 18th fairway! Large formal Jiving & dining rooms, English library /den with elegant wet bar. sensational mstr. suite, 2 additional bedrms. & baths in secluded wing. $490,000. 81 Royal St. George. A must sec TODAY 1-5 Strike qo/J In this great highly upgraded "El Dorado"! Graciously appointed, air·conditioned. 2-story, 3 bdrm. ' townhome with lovely decks for entertaining! Attractively priced at $175,000. 29 Canyon Island Dr. Open TODAY1·5 RON A DIVISION Of ~~IE~ Aii()CIATl:i INC 600 Newport Center Drive• 64().65()() 4 bdrm. 2 ba. Extremelr. popular CAMELOT md . This lovely home localed on a cul-de-sac within easy walldnl distance to So . Coast Plaia, theat.res k reslaurnnt..s. Many outstanding features include Your Bo1ne Is Y 01•r ~astle Custom Drapenc:; Covered patio Decorator Wallpapers thl'oul hout Outdoor aas BBQ Auto Gar Door Opener Skylight In Fam. Rm. BY OWNER 979-8123 Prln. Only $109,900. 4U +IOHUS JOG-TO IEACH Jog to the sandy beach I Lovely Park .Place ex· ttutive hbmo. Loads of oak plank & p~ued noona• Formal dinlnc room, 1paciu11li ldlcl\en_:,:famlly room; 4 apac10 t bedroom• Gl.autlc Bonua Room! BeauWul covered pallo. Prlce redu~~ $50001 Seller,_,. subinit all of· feral Terms VDY n.l bill Call f~D-ltOO Ol'CN 111 IJ• lfSIUN !Olf NICI' ~·THL Rf.Al ~~~TATERS _ Castle~idge Domes Open Fri., Sat.. San. A M l.S p.m. l 0971 Farloa8 Dn"' (TuatJ" .,_of lemon Hef;hla.<:oMn HtigMa> N .. lled beneath gentle tloplng hllllldel, the lm1glnattw design of theee outtom homn offwa • p1 ... 1ng altetNtlve to the countf)'8ide. 5 NEW CIJSTOM HOMES~- The Valenela The Sevlll a .... "'~ - ' COAST AL VIEWS LAGUNA IEACH 'Drivme lO and from thls ·41roperty lifts you lo the ~aveo.s! Walk oul on • I.he deck and breath the Jresh &Jr. From Uving ·area view Catalina and <boals on parade! See , Uus 2 bdrm, 2 bath new .modern pad at 1211 ~ramar. ' OPEN SAT & SUN l ·S • A great value and future , at Sl 15.000. 4.fUX s 165,000 Unusual Income Proper. ty & Room ror add1Uonal un1ta wilb Deluxe • Master 5'.llte. Call tor •Personal Preview. 646-7171 • """' ,,, 9.,, s (IJ'l f()IJ ""'' t®•tl ' .ASSUME $50,000 LOAN 3 Bedrooms. Located next to centr al park and beauuful lake, great for fishing a nd sailing, sur- round1ed by $1 00,000 homes. Make this home a great buy! Won't last long. Call 963-6767 I Ol'INl119 .,l)IVN101VNl(I• i[®:IDllM ' MIMl~CH411. • POOL-$66,400 , VAMODOWH Circular drive. Laree family 111ed li•ln«i room Country kitchen. Diile. Wall of elasa view : o( covered pa vilion & lush grounds surround- ing H&F Freeform pool. "' Separate wine for hide· ,• away Master Suite .\ , cblldren'1 quart en . Hurry for this unique flmlait\ ! 1183-1881 CftH 111 O• II S IVN J01f NICl 1 ;[(f!lfi$1 ·-------1 IHCOME!ll ~ Balboa Penln. Juat re- • duced! 6 Units. five 2 • bdrma. & one 1 bdrm., on 2 Jots. J uat stepe to : bea c b . Owner mtltl vat.eel ! • l'7Wlll3 &Q.225J £¥• • . t I • ' I associated l!ll h(ll'; RfA L TOR~ • • ;, ' "It •.. 0 4 ,. ' • ' I • DOYll SHOllS $225.000 Immacul.a&e bomal Tllea eolr)'. Nasti•• 1tone firepl.aee. Po.rm.al dln- la1. Parquet family room. Enormooa maaur wldl I Laundry room toot EXTRA BONUS!.S: Re:tn1era\Or, wa1ber, dl)er freaar, IOl\ener • .-lt.IJ't aLarc apt.em !Mluded I Call toda1. • 'ISJ.1700 OltN t•l 9• 11 S (U'#fON NICf' --~ .., 1'H£ R£AL f.STATrR S -- - '911 Pearce st. Hunt. Harbour 860~ Sat/Sunl·S l!U lliiamar, Laguna Beach 149.3255 $115.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 & Tahoe (UJ:liv Prk) Irvine 559-6626 $118.500 S t/Sun l ·S all Femando. Balboa 673-~ $1'9 500 Sat/Sunl.2·4 125 Via Yella (Udo !ale) NB 8'0-5357 $209.500 Sat/Sun 1·5· * 17881 lronbark, Univ Prk, lrv 8'8-7Cl4 Sat/Sun 12:30-5:30 708 Goldenrod, Corona del Mar 644·9060 $148,500 Suo.1·5 251 Lower Cliff Dr·:.·taguna Beach 494·80S7 $89,SOO Sunday 1-5· 209 lodianapolis, Huntington Deb 962-7788 $73,ooo Sunday 1-s ·· #5 Landlall Crt. Newport Beach 646·7171 $119,500 Sat.1·5 708 Femlear, Corona del Mar 644-7211 $135,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 4841 Lori Ann Ln, Irvine 955-0605 $77,000 Sun 1-S 1242 Rutland Rd #2 CWstclC) NB 642·8235 $81,500 Sun. l ·S 117 Via Yella, Lido Isle, NB 675--6000 $238,500 Sun 1-5 11 Woodland Dr. Woodbridge, Irv 675-6lJoo $89,500 Sun 1-5 Jll + FAMIMORDIN 1967 Port Ramsgate, NB ( HVH> 644·003 $142,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 17 Br!dgewood, Woodbridge. Irvine 675-5794 $155,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •4319 Pioneer. Irvine 540-3666 $84,500 Sunday 1·5 2444 Vista Nobleza, Bluffs, N.B. 631 -1800 $149,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2501 Harbor View (HVH) CdM 646-7414 $229,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 305 La Jolla, Npt Hts, NB 646-5369 $149,500 Sat/Sun l ·S 1830 Port Taggert (HVH) NB 644-6200 $142,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 #2 Sparrowbawk, Woodbridge, Irv 640-9900 $99,200 Sunday 12·5 231 62nd st, Newport Beach 642:.3850 $99,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 •1001 Nottingham (Westcllff) NB 642·8235 Sat/Sun 1·5 4802 Surrey, Cameo Hglnds, CdM 675-SSll Sunday 1-5 230 Prospect, Newport Beach 646-7171 $105,000 Sun 1·4 •#11 Las Serena, Irvine 673-8550 $118,950 Sun 11-3 1045 Balboa, Laguna Beach 499-4685 $129,500 Sun 12·5 4082 Manzanita (Grntree) Irv 559-6177 $79,900 Sunday 12·5 31 N . Sea Island, Big Cyo, NB 676-6000 $210,000 Sun 1·5 3 llDIOOM 403 Iris (Old CdM) CdM 675-6000 $158,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2888 Chillon, Laguna Beach 499-4551 $187,500 Supday 1-5 1847 Port Sheffield, NB 640-9019 $154,900 Sat/Sun 31451 Alta Loma, So. Laguna 494-0793 $279,500 Sunday 1-5 1106 Valley Circle, Costa Mesa 963-0867 $95,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 ••21 Balboa Coves, NB 752-1920 $250,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 362 E. Magnolia, C.M. &46-3255 $84.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 25162 Hugo, Laguna Niguel 661-1161 $85,900 Sun.1-4 128 Harbor Island Rd, NB 675-7661 m.o610 Sun. 1·5 •1207 Parnell (Halecrest) CM 673-5020 $86,900 Sat/Sun 1-S 1521 Kings Rd., Newport Beach 645·7575 $249,500 Sat/Sun 1-S 4461 West Coast Hwy, N.B. 640-6161 $167 ,500 4461 W.CoastHwy (NptShrs) NB 640-6161 $167.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 3705 Woodland, Santa Ana 540-3666 $76,900 Sat/Sun 1 ·5 2220 Vista Hogar ( Blufrs) NB 644-2148 $99,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 278 E Wilson, Costa Mesa 646·8025 $77,500 Sat/Sun9·S 304 Otero, Bluffs, NB 631-1800 $145,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1619 Bonnie Doone (Irv Terr) CdM 759-0SU $215,000 Sat/Sun l ·S 3015 Cliff Dr. Npt. Hts. 645-8207 $159,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 22 North Stonington, Lag Deb 661 · llBl $389,000 Sun. 1 ·5 107 .. A" street, Newport ~b 631-1400 $285.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •383 Sunrise Circle, Costa Mesa 754-1202 $113,000 Sunday 1-5 222 La Jolla (Npt Hts) NB 642.&235 $158.950 Sat/Sun 1-4:30 1485 Skyline Dr., Laguna Beach 6'•·6200 $375,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 689 Vista Bonita, Bluf Is, NB 64().9900 $138,900 Sunday l ·S 480 Prospect, Npl Shrs, NB 673-8700 $155,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 5516River Ave., NB 642-3850 $140.900 Sat/SUD 1-S 207 Milford Dr. (CS) CdM 673-4400 Sattswi 1·5 6 Bue Valbonne CBlgCanyOll) NB 644..-> $289,500 Sat/SUnl·$ 2038Allso, Costa Mesa 8'8·7171 $122,000 SaU-5Sull1'4 D4 Vla Eboll, UdO, .NB 673-6550 $245,000 &m l·S 1015 Ccocont.~CQista Jifeaa 546-2313 $88-,900 Sun l·I 1901 Yacht Maria, Newport Beach 6f0: 1812 Sunday 1 ·$ '5 WlllowTrec. Irvine 752-1100 192.500 Su:n u..a ~ GOiden CJr1f"~ Beach 815·5.ru S.tt.;900 .$8(/SUD ' DI .RECTORY ..... ._. ..... ,_.,_ ........... c .. · I .. JAi ................ .. ftl t ... Ill ........... ., ..... • .... _. .. ....,.•W:.Y ""°'WJMf Allo'*-................... ,.. ............ W. ................... .., ... ....... 3351 Marigold, Q>sta Mesa 546·2313 Sat 1-4Sun1-3 2133 Monrovia, Costa Mesa 648-7171 $71,500 Sun 1·4 2951 Catalpa, Newport Beach 873-8550 $189"98 Sat/Su.n l ·S 4515 Hampden (Cameo Shores> NB 875·6000 $228.500 Sat!Sunl·S 410 Vista Roma (Bluffs) N.B. 615·6000 $125,000 Sat/Sun 1-S 2016 Vista Caudal (bid Bluffs) NB 875-6000 $165,000 Sat/Sun l ·S 602 Acacia (Old CdM) CdM 675-6000 $U9,900 Sat/Sun l ·S 62118th St. HunUngton Beh 83M037 Sunday 11-3 3019 Samoa Place, Costa Mesa 548-1168 $85,900 Sun 1·5 1923 No. English, Santa Ana 548-1168 $65,000 Sun 1·5 #8 Flores (RanchoS.J .) Irv 547-7044 $145,000 Sunday 319 Calle Villario, San Clem 498-o.500 $154,500 Sun l ·S 1919 Chubasco (Irv. Terr) Cd.M 64?~5:m $165,000 Sun 1·5 •14S.iftCt. (NptCrst) NB 642·~ Sun.l ·S 1809 Pt. Stirling CHVH) N.B. 640-5560 ,sl.29,900 Sun. l ·S 22 Partridge (Wdbge) Irv 752-1414 $99,900 Sun. l ·S •430 Pirate Rd., N.B. 645 -7221 $139,500 Sun 1-5 217 Via Orvieto (Lido Isl) NB 673·1020 $195,000 Sun. 1·5 3132 Gibraltar (M .V.) CM' 546-4141 $75,000 Sun. 1-5 •2Sl 62nd St. NptShrs., NB 675-6000 $98,500 Sun 1-5 2 Memosa (Univ. Pk Terr) Irv 833-3380 $96,000 Sun. 1·5 701 So. Broadway, Santa Ana 540-1720 $59,500 Sun.1-5 3 Ill + FAM RM OR DIH 1114 White Sails Way, CdM 759-9448 644-2641 Sat/Sun 1·5 213 Via Dijon (Lido Isle) N.B. 673-6596 Sunday 12-S 1001 Cliff Drive, Newport Beach 548-633.l $179,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 29211 Kensington Dr. Lag Ngl 495·5894 $125,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 2845 Cassia St. ( E/Bluft) Na \m 644·00.W $198,000 Sat/S 1·5 516 DeAnia, Corona del Mar 675-23ll $195,000 Su6.l -5 4 Meadowsweet Way, Univ Pk, Irv 552-3849 $113,500 Sat..& Sun 2517 Westminster Ave, Costa Mesa 642-0369 $87,900 Sat/Sun 12-5 2501 Port Whitby Pl, HVH, NB 540·4258 $214,000 Sun 1-5 793 Bols.ana, Laguna Beach 497 ·2421 $259,000 Sat/Sun 12-3 611 Loreua, Laguna Beach 497 ·2421 $253,000 Sat/Sun 12·3 465 El Bosque, Laguna Beach 497-3331 $179,900 Sunday 1-4 2049 Port Bristol (Har Vu) NB 640-04.68 $165,000 Sat/Sun 12·5 707 Rockford Rd, CdM 675-4858 $215,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 506 Marguerite, Corona del Mar 759·1288 $214,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 2433 Littleton Pl. (Clge Pk) CM 546-22.22 $82,500 Sun 1-5 1833 Port St&llhope, Newport Bcb 552·«14 $173,900 Sat/!un 12·5 1500 Antigua (Dover Shores) NB 642·5290 $264,995 Sat/Sun l ·S 1920 Commodore ( Baycrest) NB 842-5200 $189,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •2105 Yacht Wanderer (Svie w > NB 640-6161 $2.29,500 Sat/Sun 1-s· 9782 Cathay Cir. Huntington Bch 540-3666 $117,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 '86 Cambridge, Npt Hts, NB 540-3666 $109.900 Sat/Sun 1-5 1017 Sandcastle, Corona del Mar 540-3666 $219,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2006 Prt. Albans Cir, Newport Bch 640-084'7 Sat/Sun 12·5 ••104 Linda Isle Dr (LI) NB 6'4·'910 $575,000 Sun. 1-5 1955 Pt. Lock.aleigb (HVH> NB 833-8800 $H9,SOO Sat/Sun l·S 2524 Bowdoin (College Parle) CM 675-7060 $89,900 Sat/Sun l ·S 25251 Hugo Rd., Laguna Niguel 661·U81 $89,900 Sunl-4 322 Onyx, Balboa Island 873-6900 $169.500 Sat/Sun 1.·~ 36 Whitewater Dr (Jam Crk) CdM 642·823.S Sat. 12-.4 232 Robinbood Place, Costa Mesa 6t2·823S $109,950 Sat/Sun 1·5 4646Sierra Tree (Univ. Park) Irv 752·H14 $115,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 4LaurelTi'eeLn (Univ. Pk) Irvine 752·1'1f $109,500 Sat/SUn 1·5 2227 OonnieRo&d (Upper Ba,y) NB 6'2·823S $159 9$0 SatlSwl 1-5 1812 Port Manl;f&b (IMU NB "2.ms f.4:e&OO Sat/Sun 1-s 208 La JOila • NB "2·82.1$ ~I~ Sal/SUD 1.S 1500 comwau ( wesu!llff) NB 6'2:.a235 ~ &At/8\in ~ ·S •815 RoCtlord ~ CCR) CdM ·. M•-6.llOO $210,000 Sat/SuDl·S '3 Blue.Jay (Woodbrid1e> lrvtne 7'1·5SS1. $167,500 Suiil-5 l781Hu~ CoitaMesa · 5'8·211.a Sun 14 5922 Brannen, Huntlngton Beach 646-1371 $83,900 SUn 1·5 5342 Blinn (Turtlerock) Irv. 67$.2811 $117,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 510 Avocado, Corona del Mar 675-5511 $239.000 Sat/Sun 1-S 22091 Commanche, Lake FOl"eSt 675-5511 $99, 750 Sat/SUn 1·5 1907 Port Bristol, HVH, NB 675-Mll Sat/Sun 1·5 10052 Sprit, Huntington Beach 545-9'91 $93,950 Sun l ·S 1121 Oxford Ln (Dover Sb.rs) NB 548-0391 $165,500 Sat/Sun 12·5 3141 Barbados. (Mesa Verde) CM 54.5-9'91 $79,900 Sat/Sun l·S •975 Denver, Mesa No. Costa Mesa 545-9491 Sat/Sun 1-5 1038 Sea Lane (IDrHilla) N.B. 675-6000 $180,000 ,&t/SUn l·S 2916 Clay St., N. B. 546-~ Sunday l·S • 360 Villa Nova, Costa Mesa 540-1720 $89,900 Sun.1-S •2553 Greenbriar, C.M. 540-1720 $83,500 SUn. l·S 33881 Zarzito, Dana Point 540-3200 $125,000 Swi 1-4 #3 Pandora, Irvine · ' 979·8100 $114,500 Sun 1!·5 2021 Deborah (Hbr Hlds) N.8. M2·~ $123,900 San.1·5 •315 Cedar (NptShrs) N.B. 642-5200 $98,500 Sun.1-5 2307 Holly Lane, N.B. 645-0303 $112,500 Sun.1-5 218 20th St. H .B. ... 645-0303 $142,500 Sun. 12·5 4121 Homestead, Grntree. lrv 752-7315 $91,500 Sunday 1-5. 308 Bowling Green (Clg Prk) CM 646·39'l8 $93,000 Sun.1·5 1195 Paularino <Mesa No.) CM 546-4141 $79,900 Swi. 1-5:30 2901 Paper Lane (Aniv. Est) NB 642·823.5 $124,500 Sun.1-5 425 Vista Flor.a (Blfs) NB 642-8235 Sun.1·5 2907 Harbor View Dr. (HVH) CdM 644-6200 $315,000 Sun.1-5 ••324 Morning Star (D.Srs) NB 642-8235 $479,500 Sun. 1-5 • 549 Pierpont, Costa Mesa 644 -6200 $87 ,900 Sun.1·5 2650 Riverside, C'osta Mesa 645·7221 $91,000 Sun 1·5 22 Wood.rush CDrijd) ltv 759-1501 Sun 12-4 #5 Wood Nymph, Irv Grvs, Irv 675-6000 $103,000 Sun 1-5 2141 Aster Pl., E. Costa Mesa 675-6000 $129,500 Sun 1·5 424 E. 16th St., Costa Mesa 646-7711 Sun 12-5 4 llDROOM 1593 Santa Ana Ave, Costa Mesa 631-2246 $91,500 Sat/Sun 12·5 715 Victoria, Costa Mesa 646-6813 $82,750 Sat/SUD U-5 2212 Margaret Dr. Newport Beach 646·7414 $119,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 483 62nd St, Newport Beach 631-5483 $110,000 Sat/Sun aft 11 •2326 Rutgers, College Pk, CM 540·9369 $85,500 Sat/Sun 12-6 2145 5eviUe (Bal. Penin.) NB . 675-9111 $215.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 20372 Bayview Ave {Back Bay} ~B 754-1202 $132,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 3367 Nevada, Costa Mesa 754·1202 $95,000 Sunday l·S •9091 Nigue l Cir., FashiooSbrs,HB 963-5671 Sat/Sunl·S 14922 Gainford. Deerfield, Irv 640-9900 $77,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 •6052 Jade, Hunllnlton Beach 962-T188 $77,900 Sat/Sun 1-S 10082 Beverly Dr .• Huntington Deb 546·2313 $115,500 Sun. 12·3 5772 Grimsby, Huntington Beach 846·1371 $139,900 Sunday 1·5 303 Columbia, Newport Beach 673-8550 $129,500 Sun 1·5 23711 Via Astorga. Mission Viejo 586.8992 $112, 708 < Sat/Sun 10-6 14251 Saarinen, lrviQe 752-1700 $121,000 Sun 11·3 1436 Keyview (Hbr Vu) CdM 675·3411 $249,000 SUD.1·5 21021 Shephard Lane H.B. 543.0227 $94,500 Sun.1·5 413Calle Fi~esta San Clem. . '92-5300 ' Sun 1-4 483S Cortland <Cam mdl) CdM 873-7288 $232, Sun.1·5 #9 Mop~y Circle, CdM 875.-3411 $319,000 Sun.1-5 •1852Samar, Cotta Mesa 540-l'ra> $125,000 Sun. 1·5 2948 Vla ValveTde, Laguna N'iguel S46-~; 495-4285 Sun 1-S "'I • ••519 Camaen (C8meo Shores) Odll · 873·7CMO U75,000 Sat/Sun 11-6 1955 Port Nellon (HVH) N.B. 759-0S:U Sat/Sun 1·5 1836 Port Watbourue, NB 640-5112 SH9.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1711 Terrapin Way { Baycrest) NB 6'4-9060 $177,500 Sat/Sun 1-4~ 2212 Francisco Dr ( Backbay) NB 646-9750 $199,950 Sat/Sun 1-( 967 Junipero, MMa del Mar, CM SSG.2660 $91,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 1315AnUgua Way (Baycrest) NB 842-7408 S?.39"'~ Sat/Sun 1-~ 325 Caineo ShnKO,CamShn.CdM 844-8060 $259,SOO Sat/Sun 1-5 •931 Tamarack Way. lrvble 559.0337 $159,000 Sun 12·5 20191 Norcron (Landmark> H.B. 64()..6181 '8'7,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 32 Drakes Bay (Spyg!us) CdM 64()..6181 $2'75,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 52 Drakes Bay (Spyglass) CdM 640-6181 $259,000 Sa:t/Sun 1·5 920 Tanana, Costa Mesa 540-3666 $89,900 SW\day 1·5 16671 Apple, Fountain Valley 540-3666 S127 ,000 Sat/Sun l·S 5 Teal (Woodbridge) Irvine 559-56.19 Sll9,9SO Sat/Sun 1-5 54 Royal St George. Big Cyn, NB '4$-7221 $365,000 Sat/Sun 1_. 1907 Santiago <Dover Sbr) NB 551·2000 $279,000 Sat/Sun 12-4 1507 Mariners Dr, Newport Beach 833·8600 $132,SOO Sat/Sun 1·5 ••231Canal (NptSbrs)N.B. 548·1290 SlM,900 Sat/Sun 1·4:30 1020 White Salls (ffbr View) CdM 644-4910 $239,000 Sun 1-5 •2245 lrvine Ave., N.B. 540-7000 $189,900 Sun. l •S 2901 Catalpa, Eastbluff. NB 631·1400 $152,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 • 1839 Sabrina Terrace, CdM 631·1400 $3981000 Sat/Sun 1·5 16lb~4\llu~~ver ~Jl;ll-t 2807 Catalpa ( Ea.stbluff) NB 844-6200 $189,000 Sat/Sun 1-S 1915 Windward (Baycrest) NB 642-8235 Sat/Sun 1·5 2482 Baysbore Dr. (Bayshores) NB 842·8235 $&80,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1233 Surfline Way (HVH) CdM 644-6200 $224,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 1459 Galaxy (Dover Shores) NB 642·823.5 $289,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2318 Aralia < Eaatbluff) NB 642-8235 $149,500 · Sat/Sun l·S •2242 Heather Lane. IjB 642·8235 $169,900 SatJSun 1·5 * 1924 Leeward C Baycrest) NB 642·8235 $179,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 * 17 Burning Tree (Big Cyn) NB 644-6200 $469,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 1103 Salinas (Mesa Woods) CM 546-4141 -110,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1835 Tahiti (Mesa Verde) CM 546-4141 $133,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 , 1112 SandcasUe CHVH) CdM 644-9060 $259,000 Sun.1-5 3781 Avocado (College Park) Irv. 833-3380 $107,900 Sat/SUn 1·5 21212 Cupar Ln., Huntington Beach 983--7881 $85,000 Sun 12·5 14622 Oak, Irvine 752-1700 $115,900 Sun U -S •22 Morro Bay, Spyglass, CdM 640-1812 Sunday 1-5 933 Carnation (Greenbrook) CM 979-8123 $109,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 1860 New Jersey, Mesa Verde, CM 545-9491 $82,500 Sun 1-5 • 12622 Barrett Ln, No. Tustin 673·8550 $170,000 Sat/Sun 1-S •2 Morro Bay. Spyglass, CdM . 640-1812 $324,750 Sunday 1-5 •2870 Clubhouse, Mesa Verde, CM 545-9491 · Sun 1·5 6212 Sierra Siena CTrtlrck) Irv 846-7711 $128,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 428 Vista Suerta, Newport Beach MS.7171 $125,000 Sunl-5 1033 White Sails Way, CdM 644-7211 $259,500 Sunday 1·5 1898 Parkcrest, Costa Mesa 631-2246 $109,500 Sat/Sun 12·5 2110 Yacht Mischief {Seaview) NB 675-6000 $285,000 Sat/Sun l·S * 14511 Larch f Clg Pk) Irv 833-3380 $122.500 Sun. l ·S 2381 Silk Tree (Ppr Tree) Tstn 759-1501 Sun.1·5 779 SummU Dr, Laguna Beach 494-8155 $198,000 Sun. 1-S 14562 Linden CClg Pk) Irv 552-1468 $110,900 Sun 12-4 1730 Galaxy <Dvr Shrs > NB 642-~ Sun.1-S 1951 Port Weybridge (HVH) NB 642·8235 $169,500 Sun. 2-5 1601 Dorothy Lane. NB 642-8235 Sun. l ·S * 1508 Dover Dr. {Wstclf) NB 642-8235 $149,500 Sun. 1·5 •1615 Ruth Lane (Hbr lllds) NB 642--::hlr.69.soo Sun.1·5 1033 P , Costa Mesa · 548-1927 Sunday 1·5 %7 Sonpparrow {Wdbdge) Irv 551-0238 $110,000 Sat/Sun All Day 17921 Butler (Chanclr) lrv 631·2133 tl13,900 Sun. l·S 63 Bethany Dr. (Ttlrk) Irv 833·1<* ~,500 Sat/Sun 12-S #14 Shuta, Univ. Pk, Irv • 752.7315 $134,450 Sun. 1·5 1792 Kenwood Pl CW•tsde) CM S.89'38~800 Sun.1·5 1208 So. a Wy, S.A. 845..o.10S $107,950 Sun.1.S 1•S32GUama,Cla Prk, Irv 752.7311 $109.950 Sun.1.S 1941 commodw. <Baycreat) NB 14.2~ S1$.tMl6 Sun. 1·5 •890~tal, COlta Mesa 84S. •• ooo . Sun.11-4 •941 Presidio. (l dol lfar) CM 548&'1 $811.900 Sun.1-5 13103 Falimont LQ <N. TusUD) Ttn. ~MIU $119,950 SUD.1·5 ~· LODdond rry, CoSta Mesa • ~500 SQQ.J~ '.J ... ., llD. Ever)' coeatderatton lmaalnable was 1l to coordinate 6 lilend 10 perf eeUy th1s beautUul 5 BR + S~ BA custom bom ln Dover Shor•· A combination of S wood bumln1. fireplaces. 2 wctbars & richly decorat.cr wallpaper Ulruout, only add to tJUS ooe of a kind spacious · hom~. The specta<'ular never to be· obstructed view, captures the ocean at its finest. $475,000 includes the land. Opeo Sat/Suo 1·5PM, l.226 Polaris Dr .• Newport Beach. CUMEIY VILLAGE Three contiguous C·2 lots, visible from Newport Blvd. Walkini distance to bay. beaches, & business. Proposed plans in our office. $228,500. DRUXE CdM DUPLEXES This choice e<>mer site offers a 2 BR + 1 BA, fireplace, completely refurbished front unit. Owner's living quarters include, 3 BR 2 BA, fireplace & viewing deck +mother-in-law quarters w /bath. Sl80.000 . A newly decorutl'd 2 + 2 BR charmer w / fireplaces & enclosed garages. Units share a private, spacious BBQ arell. Xlnt income property. $150,000. (lncome pro- perties Easlside Costa Mesa & CdM area, Sl19,000 & up, w I xlnt terms & financing.) THIS WEEKEND ONLY We ate boldlDJt OUf N wport Beach Home op 1l from iiooo to S on Saturday & Sunday without the servlce5 or a bro-. This means that you as a qualllled buyer can save the 6% that will have lo be added to our selling price lC we list with a broker next week. Tbb 4 bedroom 3 bath 2 alOt"y home ls located 1 ~ block:a from the nicest ittretcb of beach ln Newport. Ownert1bip lnchldes use or community aQOCiaUon facilities such as tennis, clubhouse, olympic pool, voUeyl)all and basketball. We are asking $189,500. Come see us tbis weekend at 239 Cotton Street in Newport Beach (a block East of Orange & 1h block North of Pacific CoasL Hhthway).Call 673-Q)S Ior more information. GeMrol I . IOOZG....-.1 1002 .............................................. Super Buy BAYSHORES 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths, completely remodeled in 1977 and just upgraded in 1978. Offered at $165,000. but please submit all offers, this home is going to be sold! OP&f SAT & SUM 12·5 2792 Crct. Dr. M.&. T1tE GlOCKR COMPANY Established 1926 646-5701 .,.... & ..... DIRECTORY ....... ....,, *"..., .. ,_ ............ c .......... Al ................ ....... -~ ........... ..., ........... _,, .. ...,.,OAJLYPR.OTW4MTA05.r..._. ..... .,...._..._ .... ,...._...,.. ..... _._ .. , ... .._ .... c....__.s .. .,,.., --,. 4 + IEDIOOM 4501 Surrey Dr. <Cameo lllds) CdM 644-4910 $175.500 Sun I !°> 98 Nighthawk (Wdbdge> Jrv 759·1501 Sun. 1·5 • 12425 Wyeth (The Colony) Irv 8,33·3380 $114,500 Sun. 1·5 2320 Pt. Aberdeen, HVH. NB 675·6000 St59,.5QQ $uo l 5 • 17122 Cassi~ Ti',e, Irvipe , 540-1720 $179.000 Sun. 1-5 ~4466 Toledo Ln., Lake Forest 768·1407 $168,000 Sun l 5 S IEDIOOM 311 Goldenrod, Corona del Mar 675-3637 $349,500 Sunday 1·5 • 18623 San Felipe, Fountain Vly 752·1315 $125,350 Sat/Sun 1·5 • •220 Via Lido Nord c Lido Isle> NB 673· 7300 Sun. 12·4 1226 Polaris Or., Newport Beach 675-2311 $475.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2627 Cove (China Cove) CdM 675·6000 $395.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 • • 112 Via Lido Nord (LI) NB 642-5200 $.500,000 Sun. 1·5 5 IR + FAM IM or DIM 197 Buoy (E-side) C.M. 642-5200 $99,999 Sat/Sun 1·5 1075 Corona Lane, Costa Mesa 556-?.600 $110,000 Sunday 1·5 3850 Ocean Birch,SpyglsRdge,CdM 644·6200 $259,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 4001 Topside. Corona del Mar 644-7211 $274.500 Sunday 1·5 460 Mendoza Terr ( Cor Hghlnds lCd M 675-6000 $375.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1300 Londonderry. CM . 546-4141 $82,500 Sun. 1·5 • •502 Via Lido Nord CLJ >NB 673-1020 $650,000 Sun. l 5 3-0 Pt. Loma (Spygls) CdM 644·6200 $359,000 3116 Pierce St.. Costa Mesa Sun.1 5 545-4289 $93,900 Sun 1 5 1621 Port Barmouth. HVH, NB 552-4414 Sun. 1 5 129 49th St <Bal. Pen) NB 848-2241 1823 Tanager Dr, CM Sun2·5 615·4144 Sunday 1·5 22526 Conil (Madrid de! Lago> MV 552· 7140 $162,000 Sun 12·4 951 Lansing. Costa Mesa 646-'380 $92,500 •933 Crocus Circle, C.M. Sun.12·4 645..()303 $1341950 Sun, 1·5 •3096 Bali Cir. Mesa Vde, CM • 1648 #A Iowa St., C.M 540-3666 $62,900 Sunday 1·5 • 1256 Rutland Rd. <Westclif() NB 675·6999 $77,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 • •310 Fernando #206. N B 675-7060 $149,500 Sun.1·5 •38 Sea Island Drive (.Big Cyn) M4·4910 $140,000 Sat/S\lll 1·5 276~Hillview Dr. (HV Knolls > NB 6"4-~ $148,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 No. &·Encore Ct, Newport Crest 833·382.l Sat/Sun 1·5 349 Palmdale, Orange 646·7711 $.56,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 31642 W. Nine, Gll Crs, L .Ngl. 494-2248 $81,500 Sun l ·S # 10 Crest Circle. Cd M 631·1800 $125,000 Sun. 1·5 2 II Ir FAM RM or DB4 31 L'a Serena, Irvine 544-8258 Sun 1·5 • •621 Lldo Park Dr. 2C, N.B. 631·1400 $325,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 #1 Seascape. Newport Beach 646-7711 •2921 Perla <The Bluffs) NB 644 -4910 $170,000 Sat /Sun 1 5 3 IEDIOOM 23466 Camiruto Basilio, Lag. Vig. 497-1426 Sat/Sun 1·5 345 University Dr. N #3, CM 548-7933 $94.900 Sat/Sun 12·5 16135 St. Croix Cr. Hntg Hbr. HB 846-0398 $23-0,000 Sun 1 ·5 l5504 "E" Williams, Tus tin 646·7711 $69.500 Sun 1·5 5062 Alden (The Terrace) Irvine 640·7000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2189 Vista Entrada <Blfs) NB 640·5560 $179,000 Sun l ·S I l IR Ir FAM RM or DIH #Jl Silverwood, Deerfield, Irv 752· 7315 $84,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 334 Vista Trucha (The Bluffs) NB 548-1290 $145,000 Sun.1·4:30 2030 E. San"'Clara (F·2) S.A. 552·0434 $64,500 Sat/Sun 2·5 405,Feliz <Bluffs) NB 640·5560 $185,000 4 IEDIOOM Sun. l -5 3S9 Vista Madera (The Bluffs) NB WID! 0... SPACIS Picturesque country living, extra large living room and den plus fireplace ln each. Huie f amlly room w /wet bar. Spacious ranch kitchen. Three super slze bedrooms. Clear blue pool. Barn tack room and corrals Need we say more-$170,000. REMODELED FOR EXECUTIVE UVIMG This beauUfully remodeled Eastblufr executive home is truly a sight to behold. 3 bedrooms plus family room. Panoramic view or mountalns and bays. Reduced to $189,500. Call for details. s SPECTACULAR OCEAN VIEW Four bedroom, three bath lri-Jevel condo in Newport Beach. Ocean View, the living room. View also from the master bedroom and from the adjacent bedroom, and from the kitchen. Now it's your turn to view th.is family spect~y $129,500. Call Now! · JUST USTID-HICED TO SEU Get ready for s ummer days and relaxing nights in your own pool and jacuzzi. Also included in the price of 5139,900 are four bedrooms. three baths, family room and formal dming room. Call for details. 673-8550 JJ2 MAIGUB.ITI. COIOMA DIL MAR lTHEREAL ESTATERS Z IR'S EACH 4604 Seashore. Newporl Beach 631·1400 $173.950 Sat/Sun 1-5 208 Agate Ave ., Balboa Island 640-7246 $237,500 Sat/Sun 12·5 2 R & l IEl>lOOM 620·6201h Acacia, Cor ona del Mar 673·6900 $169,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 615-615~~ Larkspur. Corona del Mar 6H 7020 $189.500 Sat Sun l·S l IR & I IR 513 Marigold. Corona del Mar 640-9900 SI 72,500 Sunday l ·4 llR&ZIR 429 Carnation, Corona del Mar 644·4848 Sun 1-5 365 La Perle Pl.. corr Tus lm > 673·8494 $186.500 Sun. 1·5 4 IR Ir I IR 715 Jasmine, Corona de l Mar 644-9060 $219.000 Sat/Sun 1 5 4 IR & l llt 121 33rd Street, Newport Beach 540-1151 $195.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 4 + 1 HDIOOM 206·206 1 ~Abalone <B I.> NB 642-8235 $274,500 Sun. 1·5 FOURPLEX FOR SALE 3, 2·2 & I IR 17082 Grove Circle. H.B 615-1060 $215.000 Sun 1-5 TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE 2 llDROOM 32 Rockrose, lrvine 979-1050 $79.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 IH2 Gunnison (Univ Pk) Irv 642·8235 Sun. 1·5 32 Sea Island <Big Cyn ) CdM 675-3411 $192,000 Sun . 1·5 l IEDIOOM •2304 Fuchsia Ln <Lrlwd) Tustin 832-0897 $68,900 Sat/Sun 10·5 24 Sea Island Dr. (Big Cyn) NB 759·1501 Sat/Sun 1·5 l II Ir FAM RM or DIN 2 Viejo (RcoSan Joaq) Irv 642-823.5 $142,500 #6 Phoenix, Irvine 644-4848 #6 Redwood Tree (Univ 545-9491 $115,000 Sun 1·5 Pk) Irv Sunl·S HOME & INCOME FQR SALE l HDIOOM + I IEDIOOM 718 Goldenrod, <:orona del Mar 631 J800 $157,500 Sat/Sun 1·S l IR + GUEST An. 54$·5000 $225,000 Sun 1·5 673·4400 &159,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •2146 Vista Laredo<BJuffa) N.B. 2310 Glenneyre, Lag. Bcb. 64,·2432 $144,900 Set/SUn 1·5 494·9473 $235,000 .sun. 1·5 ' + llOROOM 4 ll A l'AM IM er DIM $78,900 l6 Good.ut Ct, Npt Cr l 833-8821 LUISIDE HOME SUpH' dlx Broadmoor bome w I all improve menta. 2 yrs )'Oun• & anxious buyer. Sl5e.900. J . D REAL ESTATE 761·2781 LOW PRICE! MESA VERDE 3 Bdrm Priced to sell fa.ti You can 1ave thousands Quiet. st.r eel. $79,SOO Call; "~ ~MOM .,.ocr~ INCOME PROPERTY 22 UsUnas for duplexei. to 117 units tn our ad un der income properly lSection 2000>. J_ QUA•• m I ,A<. l PR<. I'~ RTlE.H. .:_ -752·1920 Ir.' 1400 QUAil ar. N!WPOIH 81ACll ()pf.n fill ft • 1 f m OPBt HOUSES SAT & SUN 1~ z ......... 240 Moss St .. LaJCun.a Bcb *95.000 to,.. S. _,,I.St 2164 1 Wesley Dr·A, Lag Bch $75,000 2 .... D. 125 Via Vella <Lido ls) NB $209.500 9 Swift Court, Nwpt Bch, $165.000 17 Swift Court, Nwpt Bch. $149.SOO Jle .. I I 12 Swift Court. Nwpt Bcb, $"1,500 10,--..,1.s~ 1919 La Cuesta. Tustln $315.<d 3 ... OCHll + 1800 Port Kimbe rley. N B. $139,500 l hdroom Towwhme ( Opeft Sotwdcry °"" 1-51 17 Black Oak . Irvine $89,500 .. ledl OCMltl 1514 Skyline D.r., Lag. Bch. $168,400 209 Pearl, Bal Isle, N.B. $275,000 5 ... OOftla IACK IAY -tl Bodega Bay, CdM, $296 ,000 HEATED POOL $79,9QO Three bedroom Newport Riviera two story. Huge dirung room or family room. Gigantic pallo. ~-MART E N ~ Real E s tate •IAL ISTATI 640·5357 Wwk lo pnvate leoms ~~~~~~!!!!~!!!!~!!!!!!!!~~~ courts. cal I 646-«77. ...: iQ.,. K€Y The fastest draw in the Have something you _..nt VP.€ALTORSA West.,. a Daily Piiot tosell?Classlfiedadsdo _ Class!_C1ed Ad 642·~ tl well 642·5678_. __ GflMt"of I 002 GNffClf I 002 6-erol I 002 ..................................................................... The Dalebout Association Real Estate Specialist <Dover Shores/ Daycrest/Weslclim COME WITH US ... to Do•H' Shotts, laycrut and Wutcllff. Then is Oftly OM way to get to know a grfft residential area , .. "-•• someoM wt.o knows It Clftd lo•es It lhow It to Y°"' For yovr COft•tttienc:e mtd v'-wiftg pleaswe, two .,.clafty setectH pi .,ties wHI b. fHtwed Oft "ope11 .._. .. tWs "fMkHd. PlHM stop by Gftd Ylslt with us. COME WITH US-to Do•H" Shorn. A Watet fr°"t pr...,+y of spKlal Merit. Fifty foot pier and lip. A MHr to b. forgotten floor plm. Enjoy the exclhlMtlt and pie..,.. of ho•lng yow ltitcheft. dinlftCJ room. Uvleg room 9'd ......,. Mitt" ltlit MCOftd floor. This offeri119 It f-st bw stlwg wttll special feoturH. $650,000 lheJ COME WITH US-.to Do•..,. Shorn. Colossal vl•w. IMI• pool. deckJncj .ct gcrrdett Cll'ff. n.r.. ~ D""-9 rooin. SUtiag room. This offetiftCJ Is ....-~ ttt. MOSt memoratft. most dramatic hOIM In the co.,.:ulity. S.,.,. IJMCtoc.kr locaffon. A•alWH Hdusl•ety ....... n. Doi.boat Association. $450.000. COME WITH US_,fo Donr Shores. Thtn _.. oltMr fifte ho1N1 in the area, but MM ..,,...., this OM. TW1 prOJMrfy wtH totally absorb y-. !nry rOOll'I i1 NYilhllMJ'y beoutlful. Four bedrooms. Dining room. Famtty room. View Sl29,500. Ope11 SWMlay I to 5 1612 AMiC)llll Wflf COME WITH US-.to Dover Shotts. EftonMul pohfttial. EnchonHftC)ly locattd fa th• ndst of $650,000 ltoMes. Two story. Four bHrooMs. D..., Fcmi1y rOCMn. DWag '°°"" leain•d CMhgs. T 0 can It .... best blry • Donr sa.or.. 11 to trMalls. It. S350,000. COME WITH US ... to laycrnt. Enormous two story. fl•• bedrootn c111to. oH.ring. DiNnc) "'°°"" ...._t roo-. Family room. RKnatioft room. Toct.y. It is,..,.. to....,• hom• of this chcracter. ~ & she. he....., lecaHoR. too ... oncl only srtett pws old. A•aMabM •xchlsJ•ety HM •!lh Th• Dalebout Auoclati0tt. $395,000. COME WITH US-to laycrftt. TI.ls two story hCMRe wfl swely rcN as OM of th• bnt p .,+iH 11t the c......,ty. &dlHsty foscbtoffltCJ IMn9 room. ForM dild'"J rOOM that Is jaw droppbtgty fi•CjClftt. Country kftchn. Fow spocloa bedrooms. Frueh doors and windows thr•lftllCMlt. S271,000. COME WITH US.-to lcrycf'ftt. TM IHst •qettll•• .._.. • Oft• of the .-.as lft01t prestigious 1trffh. SwrD•dld by hotHI m tt. SS00,000 cat.,.. J• TWrty foot lli9t ~••aad ulllngs In ttt. N.tng rootn. Gf.t .mt t.Nty roe& Few bedroOlllL Vacant Clltd th oWMr Is •udott1. Orin by. Look oroad. SZJt,500 OP" Scah:: day JS-dcry I to 5 ll IS ........ W"Y COMI WITH US-to laycrnt ........ of ...... 1-f •.... • to ..,. ...... ,aac• -a:r ................... ,. •.. coatry ldtdMta. Poof, Joe C••• YJew, A,.,. ftM •d priced right tool $21 t ,000 COMI Wl1'H US..:.to laycnst. Dri•• ltr fMa •••· llMd brfoll amt11 pa .... Look •a"'' ,,,_ ........... t h tint Nte. PraM t1M _,., It Is • abNWt ......, • .....,. lllh ha• "P9 al• "'his and Mn" Mllw 11• 1'Mt ,. ... , tr • 1ttof'Otl9hly Ndllc9 yoe. • ~20t,000 lf07 T,,_._... Lme Peac• &9111et Loc:amct on quiet cue de aec. n..r lhopa. u,.ge bonus room In thl• 4 bedroom home ••• r.turtng attrllCtlve window~ and wall to wall ctrpeta. Wood p.nellng In the family room: dining room. Mtlng --. Ille entry and flrepl.c.e. 2 patloa. NMr' tennis. 199,500 540-1720 . ..... '1MMl1•da: $55,tOO Or•t at....,. for that first hornet Spwtolng ' glaaa window• and mahogany wood thro119hout: built In bookcaM and brick fireplace. 3 bedroom honMll with dining room area. and more.. Lsge IOt Wlth fruit n.. Celt nowl $55,900 . G.tleadJ For S ur Spartcll~ pool )wt waiting for YoU Md your tamllyf &'PW 3 bedroom home with dlnlng room, Htlng --. entJy and brick flreplec:e. Aemode4«1 kitchen. Walnut J**lng In living room. Patio. Come and ... 1 $89,SIOO 540-1720 Owhl..., Pooltto.e .. The kids will adcn the lllde In this cuaton) pooll Mom Cllll NY9 her plants In a epeclll greenhouse In the yard. Attractive 3 bedroom home family room, brick fireplace, dining room area and entry. 2 patios. EZ care yards. Don't m1u ltl $94,900 540-1720 Fnth labb°"CJ lrooll Running ttwough thla IOYely, peaceful group of condosl 3 bedrQOm condo with dining room area. eating arN off the country kitchen; entry. family room and fir.place. 2 cOWlnld patios and community pool. $92,000 ~1720 $42.500 D ...... rCon Great nelght>orhoO<sf CIOM to attOp9 and . tchools. Fruit tlMI In the yard of thll en.ming 1 bedroom home with .. ting ._ off the kitchen. Come and .... Call 540-1720 Newport Ternc• City Llgllt VJ.w Natural wood beamed vaultad ceilings throughout lhla profeuionally decorated 2 bedroom condo. Newly painted; cuatom c:arpeta. Dining room area, eating aree off the country kitchen and fireplace. Patio and community pool. Won't lull $89.500 540-1720 Drt1....lffc Reclactloll Owner anxious! Fusay buyen wrn love this exclusive bright and breezy California sty1ed home In prime location. 3 bedroom pool home with tamlty room, dining room area, eattng area apd hearty flreplace. Patio and that super pool! $83,950 540-1720 s & s Dtlflwood Featuring entertainva wet. bar fOt yoor aol)'UMt .,.,_ 3 bedfoom home wtth built In bookcH ... earth tone decor. mirrored wwdrobe doon and brick fireplace. Tiie entry, dining room. family kitchen Md more. 2 covered pat101. Comm. pool. $101.600 • 640-1720 EZUYillt ca ........... Relax Md enJoy the IUXIJtY of. hMl9d Ja:uzzlt Executive ~ home In INtne loeded wtth extru. Plntfed bonua room. 4 bec:lrooma, dining room, Ntlhg .,... and bftdc ft~. Com• anc18Mf • 11a,ooo 640-1120 540-1720 ISi AND MAMSIOM True! Over 7 000 sq. ft. mansloa on fabulous Linda Ille. Mainificent 2 1tory. TUo roor. 18' carved entry doors. ' BR .. den, billiard room, mald.i quarten & sauna. Wide, wide lrontage on lbe water. Large boat dock. Fabulous pool at spa + much, much more. Seller will finance .. Excellent term.a~ Call today. 752-1700 19"2 W.C MIMUI &Q.-SUlll ID-llYINI \D)THE REAL ~ESTATERS G, .. , .. 1002 .............................................. TUSTIN FOOTHILL YllW-SPA--ftOOL Motivated .seller! 3 B.R plus ore, estate size lot. Enclosed by wrought iron & Padre brick. Step·down LR, FORMAL DINJNG, kitchen w /all the extras. F·antastic view. Call Cleo Key, at 544-1440 or 544-4559 eves. agt. 1002 G1Mr .. 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• bClils.IYe COiieio $71,fOO. i.arre muter aulte. formal d ioln1, IUHt bdrn> Ir bath, courme& lutrben, lar1e llvlaa room *itb 1reat fireplace 1roupln1 Security 1ates, pool " rec. ball. till So. Cou t Dr, (ElOl) off Fairview, a.ta Mesa. OPEN SAT IJSUN.1...s ~,~ IUSTIC ISTATI IU CO~ D£l MAI .$349;500 LUXUllOUS CUSTOM HOME + 2 1ao100M GAIA•I .,ARTMIMT One of a kind -Completed in Jan. of 1978 for present owner. 4 bedrooms & den (or sth bedroom), living room & master bedroom w /fireplaces. Master bath includes Jacuul & separate dressln1 room. Stereo closet with speaker outlets thruout house. Kitchen ls a dream of space & appliances. Large !amity room opens onto patio. A house desiped to be the complete home & only 2 blocks from the beach. G-. H. lOllATSON. UALTOI 675-Hl7 Z7 l I L COAST HWY, ~M WHAT A BUY!! IDgbly UJCrad«l • bdrm., 2 bath hoale w /lge f enced·in rear yrd 4t ccw'd patio. Best Eaat.aJde location. New cpta. drps, wallpaper. Priced to sell fast. New oo the market. Call nowt 646-7711 54N94A ~ Walker & lr.e Real Estate ColhlMne 1024 c:o.t.MeM IOU . . ........................................... .. I' • IYOWNEI 2 Clean 1 stGry 4 Bdrm hodw ll\ 0-ta ..... J. E·•lde, 1 Weatsld .-r.nur •uso. eau tot 4 II, 2¥• IA Beautiful executive boMa in ooc of the m a.t desirable area.a of Foun· lain Valley. Dramatic tile entry, formal dlnlna room, large livl.ni room w/cozy Oreplace , hute family room w/wet bar, oversi1ed lot In quiet cul·de-sac locallon. Many extras! ! Owner leavin1 country · says '"Brine me an offer". $129.!5QI). J--------•I appt. MMW. PriD.OD17. ~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ SPANISHVIU.Al CENTURY 21 848-0521 Cormi9 del Mer I 022. COf'OllCI dlt ..... I 022 .............................................. N.B.A. tlNEUP OPEN HOUSES THIS WEB&ID I 033 White Wt Way Spacious 4 bdrm, family rm home in Flt& HOME UST • original ~arbor View with formal FREE credit approval dining, pool, jacuzii AND gorgeous 100'1 o1 FHA/VA hms, 10 ocean, harbor, island and night light dn: view. Reduced to $259,500. VA Homes no down ,,..__ c-..... _... I~ Lrgst VA/FHA Broker ! -,_.. -r -r JTheseexamples: 4001 y.,.,.w.1 __ 3br lba no dn $54,000 ~ .._. Spiced wttb romance! ASSUMAM I LOAM Red Ule root! Unique ff\ce (2000Sq.Fl. Home) ardlw_, entry 1 Wrouaht 'fl /custom fam1.17 na. 2 troa abutlenl Ruued fplc's. and ovenlaed beam cetlin1a! 4 ~d. Only SSit mo. Bedrooma I Lavlab a.u:r -V-l :::nr0 ::: batbt colorful tila, rich wooda everywhere ! fl9,IOOhallprlee. Breatbt.akln1 1rou11da I 714-7100 Dcll't Wail! Call 64$-0303 F OREST E OLSON ..... 011 "'' _, ...... l~~-~-~~~~-~c-~~~ ~~ New Condoa, 2 Br. 2~ Ba, 2 rrplc's, ceramic tile ldtchena Ii bath. Pool " spa. m.4812 Broker 197..., 3br. l~ba fr moo dn A customized s bdrm, single story 1--------11~~~~~~--i ~.1"4bapooJVAoodn with lovely courtyard entry and a 3 ~ leedt To• RuJtyNetwork, 957-8400 car garage PLUS panoramic ocean IRVIMI CUSTOM CHALIT 0,..W/S.t .. s Kapp6neas la euy famUr 1i.io1 ror leu tbaa $100,000. 5 Bdrm. 3 Mab1 lar&e family rooaa ..-dlnln1 room. ConvJent ldlcbeft with microwave. Walk to SL Joacbim'a achool M'cburcb-~ fOUI' cbild.reaf 3 Bdrm ., 2 bath ~; frplc:., brick patioL ()pen Sat/Sun l·S. 5062 Alden, Tbe T4HTace Carlsbad by the Sea la and green rolling hills view. Reduced wbere this 4 BR home OHLY $79.tOO • Lodle like livtnc under bold le rut led beams! Cozy frplc accents uni· que wall ol brick! Hobby room or worklbop! Reu· nioo aize covered pat.io overlooks family or· chard 11 Owner arudoos l Hurry, eall MS-0303 w/xtra tee yard com· $56.000. to $274,500 FEE. plde w/pool le cabana, 3 Bedroom Oplll S.CS., Ollly l..S. NEWPORT HACH covered patio & room u-.:-- for badm.itton. etc. Quiel ~ 701 Fenlleaf PETE BARRETT 4 Bdrms, family rm., wet bar. pool, bonus rm. + view! Sl89,900. 2245 Irvine Ave., open Sun. street, fplc le new s hac No quallfym,: Assume A beautifully updated 2 bedroom with fat $86,SOO. QU: loan. Seller will help dd 2nd · f oo1 $~35 500 -REALTY-,, WAUACI & co rin&nce. Fanwuc area. room to a urut or y .,. , . REALTORS Huny! Call 54G-99:!2 ~'\at~ 1·5 , HZ.Slit 1..S AGENT 6'0-7000 714-729·5966 Q;•ossodates Dim COUICM PAltlt l~~~~~~~~~I ~ ~ ~ 3Br. ·~Ba. frpk. ,.xlt G, .. ,.. IOOZ Q, .. ,.. IOOZ -·--rec no. call ,._, appt. FOr4c=S T E OLS ON .... ... .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..~ ..... e-.... ~ • OpH H...s Sat. & s-. 1-5 ,.... 62l Lido ,_. Dr. $l2S,OOO 1139 S• IN Terrace, CdM Sltl,000 2'01 Calafpa. Eatbllllff $152.900 107 .. A .. St. N.I. $265,000 4604 St•hau, N.I. S17l.t50 * •FIATUltl OF THI WHK • • HOMI NIA.I THI HACH Mewoa ... -W .. elM9dlca It,. .... .,. .. ,... ......... c...ta. w .... -dMrm •• ., ..... l bt*o• .._ .. Newport ...._ t.foy olJ ~· btMflt1 of owwslllp for • ,. .. ...,. price! Silt.too **llAUTIM WArRROMT·YIEWS F•lt•loH two bellroo• ••II d•• coeda I ' .._.wfttl loodlof,_to roe. ...t afoy li"-J ON THI WATB. S.g•"• dtcorafH ............. --coordlHhd ._.... pl•latlo. ,• "w 1 md ortgill ....... flnplace. YJIWS OF TWO IA YR<>t-lTS. s.c.rity, lfttHcJe !lUt bnt of all. • ·• IOAT SLIP .. ollable for ............ $125,000 GREEHBY & PBRCTIOM bcltlRg ...... Intl c....-cMda m1l•1t .......... l ............. ...ur,... ••d dl•l•g ro••· Profeulo••lly dicer.led I• qtifet good tale .ct •••• c .... c • .-... to ..... - ...... c-11. SI 49,500. STEPS TO OCIAM ................ .., ,,.. 0a ...... beeclt .t tlte ..... _.of Watt Me.,.... Spad-~ ...... wfttt ..... l ~ 2 batll mta. Yoe OWll "-a.cl. S21t.OOO YllW Of WATS & UGHTS a. httfflc ~ r ....... 1oc..._ wffll ;ri•acy _. ......... le-. 9-9d aa ......... , ceerdl••l•d decor "" ........... 4 -·--.......... ,_.,., r-. Tr.,&cll!IJ l••c"C::.Col aad p.tlo are• for l•door /c or ....... 'r' .. 9'laltY ............ ,.. OWi1 tt. lmcL ()pew Sat. & S-. I ·5 P.M. $391,000 WOOD. MASS, FOUVM YJIW L:ocoled ltetw••• b•yfroat ••d oc .. ,. ... tiid c•......, to••• ~tltlag. .. ..tWlc J.llofy ..... Of ...... "' iiMI o.t. Monllla 11iJ19M .... rOof for Ill ... $261.000 ltlaoal.ac.d 1006 ~~~~~~~t~2Brhouses00Uot. -··•••-••••••••••••• • eor.. del Mer I 022 C--.. M4r I 022 Elicb bas encl 1arap. DIWLEX ••• ••••••• ••• • • •• • • •• • • •••••••••• ••••••••••••• Lile CMcJ&ea c-F\replace in front \ID.It, RED ED 41r., 5 000 ~ Xlnl location for schools 2 br each. Like new w/ UC .. , OM AVOC:ADO ... It couldn't hurt to call le s hoppina. Private. oew elect rixtures & cop· DUPLEX IN CORONA DEL MAR Q11JCk Nuh about a re· '86.900. Owner will COG· per plumbing. Huge Ilislnconcelvabletobuy 2unitsofthetype,condi· warding career in real sider 2nd TD. Make of. garage. 208 Agate Ave. ti & 1 t· t h t estate. Free tralnina If 1 752 ..,.. A ... $237,500640..7246 Aeent a lrg. duplex that makes oq. oca ion a you qualify. 5f0.510.L er. ........, a•· $S$ w /high rents these makes this property a Opett Sat & Sutt 12·4 219 .... ftlyst 2 BR, 1 BA colt.ace with pest rm & tJa , close to village & prie«I riahl at $172.500. ..tn~ at the beach. These great value. Priced to ~~~~~~~~~By Owner. UVE CLOSE ~· sell t $179 000 TO SO. COAST P~ 3 BR 4' 2 BR homes are a • • E/Slde Custom home. Luxury 2 sty bome, Tyn separate on 1 lot. As· 3Br, huge ram. rm., 3 car new, xlnt cond •. be.ult. sume the loan & have a GENEH. ROBERTSON gar., on R ·2 lot. Act landacaplua, ' bl" 3 poss. break-even deal. 67s.3S3'7 .-.nn '--+fam rm. n..-...._ ,. Pl t of l_. .. __... ood 27UE.CoastBwy,CDM ... ___ ...,. en Y ~ .... .,.. w • features, xlnt loan I. skyliaht It class accen· DU-1n11 .,.,._ lL tuate t.b1s best priced .-.-i 4 GIEEMIROOK t11.ooo. m..,_ ·~ • . .W-11--_• duplex w/abaolutety no Clo.ein. Sle.500. •-~--·------.. 1 I 1 deterred malnt. For de-DCXPHIM ll.E. b&. E t : &all.I call 5"-1440, Mr. .., .. •sat 'bdrm. 2 xt.reme Y DON TYLllW A ASSOC., ltaALTOlta lOUIAllto.l A~t aAl lk ~ -popular CAMELOT sndl. McKune bkr. •---------Tb1s lovely bome located IY OWNER 00 a cul:cie-sac witbln .. ·. . WATBFROMT $190.000 Least expensive water property io Newport. Call Haywood-Watson Real Elstate. 731·5581 •NEW USTING• 2 sly, remodeled, up1rd exec borne. 3 BR 2 Ba, den, " deck w /vie w towards Catalina in old CdM. $214,900. Br ier. 75&-1288 CHARMING 3br, 2ba lc6oa,sd Mia 1007 +guest house. Frpl, 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• paUos, R·2 lot. Prin only. 3 BR, 2 ba .• ~ blk. to bay. $1S7,000. Owner, 14~7030. NowS.179,500! Marshall Rlty 675-4600 ·IYOWMB CAMEO HIGHLANDS 4 br 2 ba, 2 frpls, 180 dep-ee ocean vu, encl. paUo. Open Sunday l ·S. 4833 Cortland Dr. 673-7286. Owner. $232,000 40' from back door to beach, prestigious Pen· ninsula Polnt. Newly re· modeled 5 Bdrm, 2 bath . Fee land. $18S,OOO. --------•I A'1 /0wner. 673-3620 """"· LOWES;I' NICED .. 4 Bdrm., decorated : owners movtn&. Listed a l $21S,000 Mff.UIEIY IEALTOlt 675-fl II IAYFllONT COMDO lBR. view, pool, sec . bids. undersr parkoa. $105,000. 645·1103, 84M203. c• .. "-~1011 • •••••••••••••••••••••• NIWCUSTOM DWUX Ideal owoera unit, 2 Beautiful large corner easy wallcing dislan~ to lot. Corona Highlands 4 So. Coast Plaza, theatres 1---------bdrms, 2 bat.M, fenced & restaurant.a. Many out· yard, fixer. Fee land · slandlnc features ln· $155,000. Agt/Owner. elude: 673-3620 Custom Draperies Covered patio Decorator W allpapera throuahout Outdoor gu BBQ Auto Gar Door Opener SkyliC)ttln Fam. Rm. BY OWNER 979-8123 Prin. Only S.109,900. WOO.DSTREAM CONDO Nr Bk Bay, spit level, 3 Br, 2 Ba, 3 car 1ar, s uper decor, Mus t see! Owner/alt. 548-7933. IYOWHEll Open daily. 3 BR + fam rm. Gate/or boat or trlr. =· 229 Pnnceton Dr. TARllRl COLUGIPilJt "#t .. CtlfGnle~ Pt.USPOOt. Just reduced ssooo. 4 BDRM, 2 BA pool home Abeolut.ely the best buy in area. 184,950. Call to see. 5'0-9922. M9iM Kglil• .. New &Ii-level 4Br, SBa hlgblJ upgrd, a muat to see. ms;dOo. Agt. Ola Ille S at /Sun l•S. Gn2llJ/548-~. .. ! - CM LOWDOWN PWS orat HOUSI Clll!IP P..,.......ts UAM .. ZPM ...... t H.B. Condo, cloae lo ._ A....W.,.,.,.. beach with commuhlty t.•ibH pool. Move.Jn im· ZJDO Sq ll. 4 bd~ S rnecliatety. Watcb your a11-,,.._..;... ______ , bath, ~"•r .. bon p•t. .::;:rru:row. Call for wttb flnplact, liun1ly s ... ~3666 IYOWMB Hewer ocean •lcw Duplex, qu.Jtty con sl.NCUoo. 3 Bdrm.a and 2 Ddrms. S142,000. A&eott room. i122.ooo. v A .. v- -~ .... ,,,,........,....,....------· Owner. m.aao IJnad aew IBr .• ae., ~(Uthe bom~ wltbi----------• · tennuc tile entrJ. •OD· tbe o<:eaa. see tbe tenm ,, .. 7Jl0tw tU.SS.S F O R ESTE OLSON . . ........ . ,.e-_ ......... ta tl'°'Jll room, bums, mtns. Resort llvtnr tor catbedtal ~ trpJc, only '9'1,7SO. 3br condo. r~t dliL rm .• dream But Wutero Rll7, -----.... ---1 tit~•••· wltb mlcro· Gel·UUor957·1lll waft! l•J'I• fam. rlb., CUSTOM HOME -"'CH~ o\ler'StlOd yard. Muter -w-svw-~• • Bdrm wt•unlien bath Someoceanv1ew,30001q SWIM POOL + 4 BR. study. ISubmll all oUen'. t1. a..n:EBER family rm, sunroom. 3 SB6.SOO, Prlnciplea only REAL __ ESr __ A_T_t:_· __ , ~. ~~. ~~k~~·~. Aft" "2.sse __ ~T751 MESA DB. MAI Oc4PClll V1-w TW'llhse Of'IM SAT & SUM a Br, mo sq ft. 198.!)()(). Bdrm, pool. $119•500. Owner. ~7090. 493-65619. B Toro I 032 WALK TO BEACH ....................... Wftelc*l11 REAL ESTATE ·~-..... ,.. 1042 . ..................... . OPEN SAT /SUM 1-Sl'M 1613SSl. Croix Cr . $230,000. 3 BR 3 BA con· do, dbl aar w /opnr Vacation living on deep water, w/ accommodate 36' boat. A:.k tor Lee PtJter.1on Cll~l-!R REALTY 846-0098 or 846 ~1 .~ • .---1044 ••••••••••••••••••••••• BEST BUY!! I ·~ ... .. p ~ --r -. • .. ....... ,..S. NGasH,.,.S. 10.1111 OAILY ....................... ..~ .....•........••.... ~ .. -..... -!!!! ~.~~--..'~.~~--.1~.~~-~,_ \Voodhrtct&oWWow,Cbr,....... 1044 i...-.... 1041........... I 3 ba, kt>', 1unlten llv •••••••••-• .... •••••• ••••••••-··-•-••• ..................... . OP£N HOUSES rm, form . (tin rm, atrium, frpl, prem. lob •. You choose carpet I& tile. By Owner. M0.130$. 1907 S..eillC)O _su_o_.ooo _____ ---4 IN NEWPORT liiiiACH Univ. Part Vlll. 1, We have this cutte>m modified Fordham built 4 bedroom b-Omt mode!, hrnbae, end uiut. t bat I 1 tr u l y a By Owner. $108,000. ahow]>lacti. 300U sq. ft. of 561-0f.OC or 9'15-GIO work elegance. Sloe> & com day. pare. E.xecvhve hvlna In ~~~~~~ ~~~~-~-~-• DoverSbore&. BU. y A UMQUE lilGAIM XLMT LOCATION WIMBLETON CoUtce Puk. Syracuse. ' BR or 3 BR 4' den, 2 l·n THE ba. Z-ear &ar. comer lot. CloM-to pools & park. RACQUET CLUB Onty $92.000. Ca ll n"75a-2151.5 r °" •JllJL This bl1hly uparaded BES1' BUY • WOOD· pool bome u. vac11nt 11od BRJOOE. Briar•ood 4 ready to move into 4 or BR. 3 ba, rm din. 5 bedrooma, formal din· Atrium. uparades, 1ng room aod LOTS ONLYS1099SO 54"-0128 MORE1 ! Pnced to sell ' . ~ - fw.t UPGRADED '' a.dlodl Super .tlup Deerfteld ' bedroom Park Home wttb pleuanl upirades tbrooabout 6 c"ual &tir. 6 Soecp,.,-.w A popular Creekalde Sycamore '" Wood-br1d1e. Exc..r,emely private with .a greMt View. 3661 Phw C»EN HOUSE APllL fTH SUH. I :OM:OO PM 461a1os9111 t ( I • .. CHA.RMB IM THE 1"UIS ) ' _...,. ,. ................ .,. .. ~ 11lilt ..... ~··DI .. hfe IMlllt .... la IMllt •• .... lot_..•••••••.., i ....................... ,. .... 1 wltlt a flnplac•-St7'.to0. , SOUTll LAGUNA 4119·4~1 497.3331 : LAGUNA DANA 1 NIGUEL w 495·1720 u CONDOS 2 BR $64,750 Super Cornell tn College Park with central air, lrvla9 1044 S..,..hoclt • l IR $64.750 b t a u l i I u I l r o n t •••••••••••••-•••••••• •• .. ••-•••••••••-•• courtyiud & earthtone Golf Tiew, lot.b ~. top · · - decor. noor. R.tncbo San Joa· qum Plan 2 & drn. See to 3641 HCllftiltoft appree. Open Sun. l-5. 31 from lhi5 fanlasUc S yr old Summerfield home. Features Include 4 spac. BR's, 2 BA. Dining area. & Family Rm. Luscious lndscpo& w /lge covert'd patio. Owner's have botij:bt new, must :.ell fast. Call. 964-2425 Brkr. In Uruvel"llly Park our new Peter's townhomes. Park, pool and spa. Large 3 bedroom home RANCH IEAL TY These beautiful A at B Plan Walnut Square homes are pnced below market for quick sale. Steps to pool-shake rools. Spacious. With te- nanl.5 or without. A beauWul Culverdale u Serena 544-8258 Plan 42 on a comer loca· ----t.K>n. Yards are for rn-4 BR ln·level, 1 Yi yr old, terteinment & ltttle upgraded, home. sprnklr '4'ork. system, many xtras. with formal diruni room 551-1000 ONHSUM 1-SPM 4M21/alo. 2,.tto._ I Oll PertcMI. & upgraded appllance5 •--------- Must see. Immediate 4 IEDROOM 4 QUAIL m 2br Twtuu.e, 11.2ba, pool Small enclo~ed yard Adults only. SUbmil all olfers. Owner mui.l sC'll Asking $62,00o 213-432-3479 ore. 213-37~2576. Alt po:-..~ess1on possible A:.k ONLY $12,900 IJlll $129,500. Great fmly hom~ &. '-'L.AC JC .. R ' •l'ER't'ltiltt. $119,950. 55·5639 ICafbr Tracy Rttr ~-19'27 752-2887 BEST BUY! 8 As-TR/I ~ llocolhtooc l"c ba. fmly rm. frplc. Owner wanls action. 759-1501 ~ pnced nght. 4 bdrm, 2 "' 152.11no 1 ••• -. 1.00 QUAIL Sf H[Wf'Ot'T llAOI °"'"'' ·1e JO p ro lroodMo Oi" Sped ode 4 912 y Hl"lifKJ Sharp Cabforrua Homes Plan 102-D . A great family home ne11r scboob. park 4' sbop. pang. 1041 • •••••••••••••••••••••• HOLLY HOUSE Walk up the pnmrose path to the storybook col· tage ; this warm & welcom ing 2 bdrm. charmer features lat· tired greenroom. wood floon, ~le. &c French doors. Price red~Uoo • $113.500. NO. RIN_S R_EALT.)! Tins lmmac fam condo SPUT LEVEL $74,900 ha 2 Br + deo (or 3 BR) 3 BR, 2 bll bse on qwet 2'At Ba. Pools. tet\Dis crts cuJ-de·sac. Model home & Rec mis. AIC. Burst• cood. open Sun 1·5, 22801 inc w/amenlties. pvt. Larkin St (oCC Aspen) patio. atrium, & terr off _77_G-0505 ________ 1 mstr Bft $le. Open Sun Fo.taift v.., I 034 1·5, 623 Danube. $83.200. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ;:;'.a~;~i. ot~e~en ~uend s.duded s.tti99 Brokers. 646 7414. Greenbrook home Has ------4br. 2\.:iba, form din, SUPER SUNS HI NE i:arden vu Cam rm+ HOME 2 + den, h1ehest huge rec rm $128,500. qualUy intenor. $74,500. Try 10% down contract Schworer Realtor orlseopUon.Noquallfy. 545-7983 ing or loan co~ts. Agt. Fantasticr C!Ol'ldo, end urut, 968-5880 very q!Aet. 6 yr old 2br. OWNER, spae 3+3. fo'R, $6~.000 FHA· VA. Bob DR,+ bonic. Rm. Ofc i.p, Marcel, 754-1202 jacuzzi, fplc, lo maint yd. HaJecrei>t. 1207 Parnell. Nr MlJeSq. Pk. ~~2_ Clean 3br. 2ba, cul de- '>ac, pool, nu t'rpl. $86,900 Ownr1Agt 673-S020 o..n Sat/Sun 2.s South or Slater. east of Brookhursl. 17840 La Lima SL FV Cr!!en OPEN SUH 1•5 valley, Span condo VACANT UNCH REALTY Eltcellent starttr home. 651·2000 Nearly new plush carpet. -------- 2 Bdrm. 1 in bath 2 sty + OPEN SAT /SUH 1-5 patio. Approx. 1 mile to 29 Tahoe (nr Cul\icr bench, close to shop·~. 3 Umvers1ty Dr.> Univ heuted pools. ~ubm1l Park Mu~t see inside of youctems terms this lovely home to ap pn'<'1ate 2 bdrm 2 ba. I 9fo_43""6t I scp din-rm. h1~h heam _ re1tines. nr pool & mtllm JaCUl7.I By owner .:::fM==·==""::.i•::'=: =:ii ~~;~!;!:!: 559·6626 or PRICB> BB.OW MARKET!! With a IJtlle T.L C you can ha\·l' a buutiful 3 Bdrm. IJ • ba. Cam rm with used brick frpk home. This home will not lai.t al $05,500 . so hurry $3900 Down Willie root. 4Br, 2"'2 BA, I lOltSAMOAPL I ... , ( I I I 960-4361 I .onn uin rm, rp • poo • __ _ I I f&~.7-;.S 1-m_o_~--'r._~..:::.~-·~_968-_· -~-1_1._J_u_ne_1 .. • ;.,,.' I l t ,4 t \,,,, I , Brand new 2 Bdrm 1 Never lived in townhome has evl'r yth1ng • Pool, Lenn•~ Jacu221, sauna' Can•fret• ll\•ing' f;nJ<>Y equity bwld·up & tax :.helter without m.i1nt1•nanct· wurnes ! Why wan. la kl' J smart i:.tcp & call tht Personal Service Peopll' now! • Royal Prop«ties 642-lllO · -.:GM lY Mme on11 OECUTW.E . ~ MANSION . ,Jtf'L~--. ..... ., 4 B'ft.. lamllT room. dm· ~ y..,,. .I IUlt • i1'C room er more. Over bedrooiiai~w"V aQ-2.CQ)Sq. ft. of luxury Uv-~·i.De ~ ~at.e.t lbi. Located in most pre- w/eertbton• hues only ~t1.tious area or f'tn. &.900. eeatury 21 Doyle Valley all tor only Company Realtors, $12A,900 Call now' 548 1168 540-3666 AFFORDABLE COHDO 2 bdnn Ideal loca nr S.D. fwy A Harbor lllvd Close to schools/shops Wltelc,11 REAL ESTATE Atched garaite could con· 1...,.lhiCJlmt s.och I 040 vert to Bonus rm By ••••••••••••••••••••••• owner979-2'46 $63.000 ~ L.iliFttOMT ~ loc, bt5' view in 7°/oASSUMAILE Wdbrg. hrx 2..-du. AJI HO CiJUALIFYIHG upgrades. New, By Laree 3 bclrm. 2 bath _own __ er_57_s._5_794 ____ _ with family room. No qualilylne with rash to assumable VA 7~ loan OPEN HOUSE 1·5 SUN DAV APRlL 9 Ca1Jfom1a llOmt.>!> 4841 Lon Ann Lane '1'....._ RED CARPET 2 Br. prof. landscaped, Ill 645_3474 newly painted m & out .--------mi ~pnnkler.. front & bdck patio. upairade-d cpts & drps, ceranuc llle coun • lers. 1mmac. cond. 48r, 1 st.ry, crnr lot, R\ $77,000. Call broker, access, hg enc patio. frJ>I 9~ 060.5 & MORE! Close to ever· --------- GLEHMAR ything. BU.OW Ml\.RKf.I' MESA DELMAR SHAFER&ALl.IEN BY OWNl..;R BEACHESTATE! Realty.Inc 6751l74\ Rare "Prescott" in Comer lot w/RV parkng. lovely 4Br, 2Ba. nicely decorated SUNSETR E 557-1623 ~Pkhc.ty 3Br, 2Ba, lg enc patio, nr rww kit. biehlJ' mollvat.· ef seller. !ubrnit. SlTNSETR.E. 77 Ac toe. on JO city lots. _________ 1 Woodbrid1:e Piece. 5br. 1 Mi. from the bell. yet $170,000. ~2 4975 only 4-0 min. from LAX OPEN SUH 1-5 Lg. main bse. guest 5772 Grinuby hse/ofc .• summer hse TMLandilM) w/lg. pool. Beaut. dense. Highly upgreded Plan lndscp. Brochure a2ail. a...t ~LZS OOO 4000. 4 BR, 2\'J BA, xtra .-nee -• lrg. lot. wet bar. covered Mike Sdlloeuem11. patio & nlce yard. Only Realtor $139,900 &714l673-S31 I 5922Brc111Mft 557-1621 -~------~~~ Channing 3 BR & den Cal Classic. Bright & rheerlul & nicely de corated. $83,900. BAR HARBOR HOME s BR . Faintly room ~~545-4289_. -- 31 I EAST 22nd St JA<:Ulll Plus all other amenities. 3 br, finished bonus rm for roother·m·law or '"'? Less than $130,000. Call 8AM·lOPM. 968 3371 REALTY INC. 714/146-1371 • •llAAE FIHD * * Your house hunting da)•s wtll be over"' hen you see Uu.s lovely Colonial 48r, ram rm, study. dlrung room, 2~ baths. Great patio1 ()pen&ln1·5 S&S Resale Speclallsts.1•--------•I HIHES REAL TY 3,4 or s bdrm models SINGLES (213)~00/28i-1M9 _ ~some w/pools. PARADISE Eastaide 3br. t~ba Lrg Penninltoo Properties lot. R V. access. Very ---""------ clean.~ 1026 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IEATTHISIF YOU CAM On.11 $50,000" the beach rnu>lrtt!s awi:y from this 2 bdrm condo. This can't lastaocall now! 546-0022 ~Walker & lee HOME SWEET HOME Irvine's sbarpe:.t California home Freshly painted, c:l·ntral air, deeorator mirrors JJld drapenes Ah.o frwt tn~ $2.000 below lhl' marlret. for quick 11alc HURRY l HUltRY! HUltRY! UNCH REALTY 5Sl·2000 PRETTY, PRETTY PR.ETTY OMLY $97,500 Wan "BUJlder's tw.11gn Award". Shows like a model. professionally la.ncbc~· a b'1t bdl'ev, frml Otn, frilly t'm Wlfq>IC,., a yr ~ {>allO home. ~ iliol ~ Warm & comfortable liVlllil surround lh.u. ex- ecutive ranch sc,yle 3 BR + 2 BA home in pre- sugiou.s Turtlerock. In· tenor offers: a blend of fortml ll\.·m~ & dining rooms, all bltn kitrhen, wood buminl( fireplace & rovered patio. Alnum off c1ny Jo'am1ly Rm . $117,5()1 l)J)\'n Sat/Sun 1-5PM ~8tmn Roger's Realty 675-2311 ---- TIRED? Sore Muscles? Relax your tared bod) alter a long day in your uwn JACUZZI, nght out ~•de the ma'ter bdrm Also included. 3 more bedrooms. 3 bath..., .ind VU::W• 15332~ Super Monterey in The R a n c h . S 1 X BEDROOMS & 3080 sq. ft. On.ly $123,500. 14652 Doncostft' Cahforrua Homes Plan 103 with cenlral air. large covered patio & room for pool. .t'rcsb pamt throughout. Ho.2 Duskywinq An Orangewood in Irvine Groves wilh cen· tral air, beautiful landscaping AND A WHOU: LOT MORE! RAHCHHALTY 551-2000 OWNER will finance or be/opt.ion, 4 Br, condo. Pool & tennis .Privilege. Owner/a&f.. Call &«·M98 NIGUB. SHORES A garden borne with a b•i bonus; enlarged mstr. bdrm. & added playroom or garden room, makes lb1s 2 bdrm. home extra special! Freshly painted & ready to move in I Best bey in the &bore SbQres al $144.000 CHA.RMIMG- .. as 1l is, yet loaded with potential. One of the besl investments an town . Short walk to beaches & markets A challenge tor the cre01t1ve mind $115,000 --. OLE!! I Spanish mansion newly remodeled. Urd· que landmart wttb oce~ views " converted to 3 units. Perteet for ownv occupation plus 1ncome Pride of ownership a. well as • IOWKl lnvef ment. $215,000. 1 • AWAY FROM TKE CROWDS. E6tablisb! income produci boYHnberry r arm lo Joaquin Valley. 3 patt avatlable-86 lO Ul6 acrdl. 1.ncllXles home, baroa ~ corrale. $72.000 4o $315.000. • • OLD WORLD CHAR •• This Corona del Mar• 2 Bdrm. home ls worth ~I!' pnce alone. Supplem?E your tax deducllons wt rear urut~ Wa1l1ng pr the ri&bl investor •L $165.000. ~ OPEN HOUSE: U lf!r 2SlLowerCWfDr.·~· ,,...,__ LAGUNA BEACH nos N.c-st Hwy., Laguna Sunday 1 t,o s ~601 Coou ttw-y..,s • ....-Large 2 Bllnn., l bath 494-1'77 OWN YOUll owl 'X-0 ~ l~ block ._ ________ --..--.~-99,....,...--4....,..59 __ 1_,_--t .iain Beaeb. Brt1bt • • ••~eHA clean. Fioaocinl avalt-· EXCLUSIVES b~. S89,!i00. • S BDRMS , 3'At baths: (~i~'Ml5§i$1Jj 't523 CAMPU5Dl~IRVltlE . Real Estate FABULOUS WOODBRIDGE We have most every plan to suit your •n· dlv\duaJ nee<b and pnce range. From 3 bedroom ~ priced at S70.000 to free standing homes pncc'<i al $122,500 For complete information plea.-.e call IL' f!j Chris Abel designed * 494-8057 * • .. TURnE ettf.eJ11ii!l0 home wtS37th while water HORTH EHD ROCK GLEM m CReaQ 8strue views. s,eoo OCEAN VIEW • On the market. the UJ 4 BDRMS .. 4\AJ balhs, 10 Dt>luxe duplex-newer,2 model home of the Glen. 833·3307 pnvate oceanfront com· BR & den. 2 BA, 1 BR1 t It's a Plan Ill with all Red Cr9Gm Paff munity. $350,000 BA w/frplc, wet bitr. the amenities: 3 BR. 2 Bright, cheery 3 BR end • beam ceilings, ~kylidt. BA. $157,500. Two Plan unit condo. You'll love 3 BDRMS., 2\41 baths; balconies. Askia& J2's, both in superb con· the wood decked patio. A lge. yard w/mature $1.89.500. dl~ather Townhouse steal at $84.950. trees. $'91,500 AMERICAN HOM~ 4 B<tnns .. 2 baths SECURITY GUARDED R 2 LOT, ocean view. REALTORS S179,000 & $192,500 close to b1gb school. 494-I 00 I 494.75 '3 Plan lf4 Commuruly, S&S conslr, $95 f Townhouse lge 4 BR, l8SO sq.fl.. Only ,ooo , 4BR.3BA,view s;,eJear o ld. Just 1WO R·2 Jots, heart or . • ? S179,ooo • · Dana Point. Both. eor btngO 2 BR, 2~'a Ha, view $115.000 bwi Cui.tomized Greentree and el\ioy this charmer. ~ OOG:lmil'Cr~ • JUs~1i4B>~ED JUST MOVE IN m· . ~bl:Ptn LOWER . home. 3 Or 4 BJt or 4 BR, 3 Ba, antique glass 488•2800 THREE ARCH WOOOBl1DGE game room, air condi-dbl door entry. Vaulted . BAY REALTY lloned, super loeation ctgs, bllll bookcase. I blk • 55 l ·lOOO next to park and pool. from shops. tennis, 2 Unobsttuc ted wh 1Je covered patJo. Price is pools Sll3900 =@= water view. 3 Bedroom, WOODBRIDGE PLACE oow$DUOOl!l sOvniJ...ANDERS ~ ~~ large Jot New carpet & 631-2133 ~ drapes StePt' to beacib. Special offering. 3·5 E x p a n ,. l '!.J!' bdrm Contemporary de· UNIV PARK Ill possiblitles ... $325,QQO. tachcd family homes in 4br detached homo in MORE HOUSE Ask for Swift.. open, wood:.y design. U R--1 Est.-Lo. Just short walk lo lnke & I~~~~~~~~ super loc. Loads of up-FOR YOUR SSS ftCJO .,.. VT11' grades. Price reduced. 11 IO G'-ft parks in Village of ()pn Ilse Sal/Suo 12.4. 2.JOOsqftoflJVlngspare Nl ... yr"e Woodbridge. 1-'rom REDUCB>!!! Owner,Ml-4832 2 huge master bdrm" 497-3331 . $115,000. 552·4101 .. for quiclt sale; luxury ---------w/their own baths + ! •---------- GREENTREE 2 bdrm., 2 bath TUln.stOCk morti bedroom & bath *SPECTACULAR*:. BYOWNER townbome ln Wood -Immoc. cond. & up-Open beam ceil'Ji and OCEAMYllWS Spac. 2 br, country hridge. Prtvate beach graded. 4 br, form. dln frplc, dinillC' rm PLUS ~ury custom home )n klchn, frpl, upJrades areawitbjacuu:i&par-rm, 2 ba. Fam rm CoaUioeView.$1'9,!)()() Portafina.Very spaclous Quiet good local. $79.900. t;yroom. Sll2,SOO W/viftw. Garden atrium. (3000 aq ru :br, den. 559-8177. Open House See to appreciate. 3 GREAT UNITS 2\.'Jba w/dramatic tn · ~J(W)l @if' $129.500. 833 108' in Cl zone Ol1 Coast Hwy tenor. Asking $283,0fO. BRADLEY & CO. Super upgrd JBr + fom In No. End. Whal a com· ·octers invited. s e7S 3230 bination! I See il and use IY OWMEI REALTOR • rm, 2 slry. $114 .SOO. your imagination. 49•1965 •, 2865L~Hwy..CdM Herbert. Hawkins, .... 97lMlOO. $117,500. Owner may OPEN SAT/SUN~ W=l~~E DEAME HOME carry~M R.E. 659 Bolsana Dr ! 3 Bclrms., Poplar Model Kensinaton, CBr, 3Ba. C.AU.4t4-IS81 FOREVER VIEW. 1 ~~~~~~~~~I . fully upgraded in fam rm, country kit. Catalina & etty ll'1lla. 1: earth too es : on I y AIC, 00 areenbelt. •nod N _ _. ......... horn 1 BR 2tlr' + dd. mba contc~· deck. comm PoOI •tea· ew ........ _ e, h •129 SIM> IY OWNER Sl.02.500. all ct•. by owor. 2.,.. Ba. + den. Many po omo. • • • 1-"--Townhouse. " .. e OPIN SUM. f.4 xtras. $253,000. La({una Evs/wknd54t!M685 ' UYUJll' -30 s ---$1.S9,()00, 55&-033'1. C li •toe /dlning •rea le AHunrmoA Real Ell.ate & onstruc-SeU tlllap {ut witb D'fb paneled fam rm. 2 FantHllc .buy, beaut UonCo . .-r·Mn 'PllctWantAds. -------• Br+2nd beth upstaln. 0-Turtleroclt Glen Plan II, -1 __ --.-__ -... --,A-.-•11-=-=_::.=-:.:..:.::::.:.:___._.=:.:;___l_Ht...__ Fncd yard 4' patio. Exec 4 BR home, priced ....,_... -.,_ -.---- $86,7'10 Pleaae call today for lrnrned 1ale by ... ••••••••••••••••••••..,..••••••••••••••••••• 551-054'7 owner. Prof lnd1cpd, beat Joe . Save DEERFIELD 2 BR. 2~ ----------t thousands. Sellin• at ba. 2 aly twnhse. Dbll----------c last yeart prices. aar. pool. $72,900. OWnt. HEW lltOADMOOR Sl.$4,500. 552-7a50 _tlll5-D __ 1 ______ 1 I Bdrm .• ramll1 rm. _ -w M .... .,_1 ~; acroa ho0t ---· •'IVRTLEROCK• '-\are~-Suptr JJJ-Thu• Woodbrldae ......._ S.U modAl· Twebms, varloiu edl 10'Ao J>crwo. modele. REDWOOD, OflM $UM: 1-1 -.-. STONEW~OOD 6 fHOIHIX .-n.n &ASTON b1dlc:Pd • UfP' • ' C)l .... I COAST CIHtWll~J.:.lllT ,150 • ....... 644-4141 TUJm.~HUU\, di.arm· ·~~~~~~~~ lq a BR w/atrtam ~ I· xtn1. at Betban7. SU.t,IOO. Palllck Ttoon ,\J .'5MU•. OOD RETREAT TL D l&NEATH TAU.SUAI> Tit ia L•I aa•1 •fular udllrd CIQJOG b tNS ~Illa bU ol atthll~· t l.D"e w/dctaltod ext.~nor ol Cl::DAR PLANKS, E.X'rE.NSlVI!: USE O•' GUSS ud walkways of oKl railroad tl•. Th11 cmtom built 3 BDRM. " Di;N IS "A THING \JN. TQ ITSEI..}'" -The lat ~ baa FLOORS OF i?AANCISCAN TILES. ~doua llv. rm. baa DAR PANELED LLS , CENTER FIREPLACE. QPOSED TIMBERS • WPOD BEAMED C1~G. Garden styled lrilcheo LOOKS TO THE L'QSH, NATURAL i'QJ..IAGE. The 2nd level 11 eoUre wall of glass ENING TO THE EE TOPS. IT'S SO ET UP HERE o·so QOl.ET. $I 77.000 M Ptlu MISSION UAL TY iwiS.Cst. Hwy. Laguna ~-,....._. 494-0731 FORE;VER VIEW, 3 BR 2 Ba, atrium. $130,000. SPIJT LEVEL BEAUTY 3 BR a .Ba, Fam Rm, $1.S8,950. ~'TARTER HOME, 3 BR 2 Ba, yard w/!ruit trees. $119,500. WWAW.yTo s....n.S..-r \·our own rllte cnmbanaa UOO ol charm. lucullon. ocean \lllW " valu'" J'anl. ~cw~ 3 bdrm ln level PEG A.LUtN bome, 2 frpka. hull.' R&ALTOB 04 7S71i faatnlly rm 1n 1mma1· .y&-.wf Ra .a. cond $15,)()0. -" .,_ 497-2426 UCArTVRB> °""SAT /SUH FAUST A Vil AU Easy Llvlna! Gre.tt ft'nced yu.,/' wath t'UV~h.-d P1tl10 ! 3 HK'~ ftr~lacc & mor~ St1p~r c..uner lot affords secun ty, pnvacy & 1deal f'rtler- lalllmcnt Sll6.90<> 12J 1 Ko/an '''"" £\l,11t• /111 '100 lilc11111iv1c Sltr~e/ 4y4,9473 549-0316 HousnForS. HIAA THI SUIF SMBJ. THI SIA Duplex nrar the ocean 4 bdrm upper, 3 bdrms lower In hearl or Newport Beach. Hurry, CAil for a ppt lO bee I $195,000 Get ready ror :.umme1 r e ntals'' S4().11.51 ~HERfTAGE REALTORS I ltOTl:MPUTERR. IEALTOR 1~~~~~~~ 'The perfect set.ting !or OPt!H HOUSI SUM I .5 1- anUquu, 3 bdrms .• 3 By owner speclaculur 22882 TamW'li. Monarch DUPUX bath•• 2 rrplcs : catallna & ocean view &imrrulll nearlyncw 2 Newer property, located t«luded by anarled old rrom a 3 bedroom, 2 bath BR 2 BA t~nhme, 5 m'in 1~ blk. to ocean; 3 bdrm. trees. aurroundin11 the home. Fenced m bnck to Salt Creek Beach, & 2 bdrm. uruts New untquie Ult!d pool Ir paUo.$13.S,.SOO. 499 2125 Monarch Buy Plata. c~t. sundeclts. pal.lo jacuui You w1ll love lbe -----cntht!draJ clgi.. fpk, 2 Some summer reserva stained-leaded glass the Beach front home wanted P1tl106. clbhse, pool, tions already made view of the ocean & the Lo .S300.000. any si. rund Jacuz.u $89,SOO $1 000 ahort walk to the beach & OK. Trade eqwty in lo\e 4'7-171 I :iwPoRTIEACH vi II age . D 0 N . T ly Westwood h o me ltRuTY '7"'1642 WAJT OUR LISTINGS w / Po o I · 0 w n r , ~ :r SELL! t SZ37.SOO 213 B2l-8500 TRADITIONAL UV AILE FIXB L.agaMa Hih I 050 LOVHS! Copy oC a Frank Lloyd ••••••••••••••••••••••• You will adore the excep Wright design; a large IMMACULATE 2 STORY t 1 on a I ch arm & mstr. swte, 2 baths, a CORNER LOT 4 B 2•-_.. ct of ... 3 BR massive !rplc., walls or ' r . ..... L.ak.e Forest I 055 mara eT uJIS ' ala&s & a pleasant ocean Ba, lam rm. dln rm, util ••••••••••••••••••••••• drne·rm. 2"2 BA home VJew; m a woodsy area. rm, 2 patt08. by owner, FantastJc l0<·at1on on the wtocean view from up Owner will finance. Sub· Slll.500 ~15 No a((ts l..il<e, 4 BR. 3 Ba for sule stairs mstr sle Set' 1001 nut all offers. Ust pnce please o r I e 11 s c s 168, o o o ~~rr Dr Open Sat. Sun $119,000. Mtn Vu condo Upgradl>d Ownr a~ 7tlll M<n TIMIEL Y Laguna Villagt: 3br. 2ba. TAX SHEL TEI AtC, teruua. pool. $73,!>00. Mlnlon Viejo I 06 7 This beautifully re:.lored Ownr. 497 1426 •••••••• • • ••••. • • • •• • • • $1711.SOO KEN BRITTINGHAM REAL lOR landmark could be the "SA ..... TA UY OWN!!:tl 4 Br. fum a n s w e r t o y o u r n rm. 2000 sq rt great loco· 548-6333 challenge. 16 Spacious BARBARA" Lion. $91.000 8.1'1 6'117. • , bacheloraplS. +al-BR.. --HARBOR VIF.W. Crmel. only ~~bl.It lo the beach. Most pop 3 BR model in BY OWNER, San Martine $149.900, hrd wd flr:., J Rent them annually, Laguna Village! Central exec hme. 2.000 sq Ct. Br.2Ba.OpHseSal/Sun BIG ~ANYON Fronun1 fairway, &Pt'c tal·ular vu•w, cu11tom cle eaoce ! Noted de rorator's "total effort". positively the moat grar1ous & soph1st1cat~ 2 bdrm & den <2.000 sq Ct > "Au1ui.ta ' townbome ever offered. SMwn by appt. thru i!i ,Ei I lll l\I\ ,'\: \! ll., i!\1•;il lllr!i Rtnq 640·5560 Anylln16 Ei.lstblulf P1ol Old<) Mlwport IHclll ••••••••••••••••••••••• llGCANYOM Beauty & ~••1anc4! deHribee thla nualfnifi· crnt 2 BR. 2·UY . CaUu!dra.1 t•tl.1Un1 dlDl.OIC nn. stt•JHin to hvm& ¥rea & to lrg pvt patio Huxe !Tla$ler 1wte occuplea en lire 2nd level w/s1thns rm , icpac. eoough to be a pvt library. A unique' community Call now• K Jo: N N E Y R E A L ESTATE, 768-6663 IYOWHH Lido Isle·3Br, 2Y.i8a, loan rm, new kit .• new plumb Ing Open·Sun 12-S. 213 Via ~1jon. 673-6596 IAl.IOAC·I Block construr t1on, 7 EARLY ILUffS earages + shop. acros:. 4 br 3 bu. lk!aut &mbll. r L'-· z s ""' $144,900. ()pen Sat1Sun rom cun one IO....OOO l·~ 21-'6 Vista Laredo GIB WALKER 644 -2432 RliLTY 675-5200 Newl) remodeled 3 b~ ELEGANT DOVER SHORES lmmaculotely decon1ted 10 5oft ton~ Exct•ut1H' livinl( 1n this Jovel) 4 bedroom ht>me built uround a sunny brick 1>at10 Open for ) our v1tiwm.i pltiasur<' Sdl' & Sun Crom 12 10 ~ 1007 SuntJugo On\t> ba, lge lot s teps to Len· n1:.. park & beac h. $140,900 _Pr~rty House 642-3850 "DON'T SWEAR. COMPARE" NEWPORT HEIGHTS Onlv $91,500 wooos~· 4br. 2ba. cov- l'rl'Cl patio Perl el-t for p vt parties & BBQ TERMS. Call Roy 1'.l'la dall, Bkr, 631·2246 for d1rllct1ons. lt'~ hard to fmd. HAUORVIEW Hl&hly up11raded 3br. Carmel model. Now crpta Ja e, bltn bookcues Huge btk yMI w1lra nuiture trees & Ire evr'd patto. PP. $165,000 64~0468 ----~ BEAUTIFUL! 2 Story. 3 Udrm, 3•, balh homl' with pool, i;ame room and many other ex trw; Drive by 101 Klntcs Place, Newport Beach $339,000 To see Call Aat Mike Cox at 9711 Hl74 or 546-8640 ro;) .f/ut°*~ ?Jt&H ~ REAL.TORS IYOWMER Eastbluft view home THAT SOMEDAY IS TO AY That bJuer boroo. that b•Utr nelthborhood you've dreamed of ll available \oday. The pnce (S29$,000) 11 rllbl for ttus aiddreas ol dill· l.lnctlon <SPYitlass >. Tb11 huae 5 bdrm home aeedt your decoraUve touch to make It a showplace Call now to make your someday today' ............ btat. 64~5JS7 Lusk .i br, rum rm. pool, 1 .. --------bt>aut lunds capcd $199.500 Prin onl} please. 644 um;, 645 ti033 Npt Hets by owner 3br, l'~ba. ram rm. lj!c lot. $12-\,900. Opn Thur.. sun 12·5 . 535 Tustm Avl? ~.MS-~41 •THEIWFFS * Popular Q.plan; 3 BR. 2 ba. coovenaUon pit with frpl. Dnve by 334 Vista Trucha, call to see. St~.ooo CAYWOOD REALTY INC. 548-1290 Open House, Sun 1 6. ~ Harbor \.'1ew, 2 s t)', 4 br, laV1MITERRACE pool Jae . m.iny extrn~. 1957 Prt Alb1111s Pl ltltC~o 644-4952 0,.. s-My I ·S ~~~ LIDO ISLE LIFESTYLE Ocean aide or Paclfic Coallt Hl&hway. Seo thiii lovely 3 l>drm. 2Y.i bath home. New plush carpet In&:, disdncttve garden areas Ottered at $165,000. WoS OLDca.A.5S3 BR, sauna, view. $269,600 ~asonally, or as a hotel heating• A/C. 2 Car gar, A/C. Pool size yd, all up-11·5, 640--0Cll8. ill consider an ex-tile balcony• Super grds & many xtra!> EastbluiHBrremodel RAHCHREALTY ange. Laguna·s best kitchen!6Mosold!Top GREAT I-' 0 R to 3+music /den 551 -2000 IEACH TREASURE Coty solid home. near ocean on 30th. 2 BR .1 Ba, hardwood floor s . ~.000. A charaung 2 Dr den. or 3 Br. 2 Ba. Dutch door cott.a&e, south patio. A most desirable slteet at a price you won 'l believe; $195,000. 217 Via Orview. Open Sal/Sun 1'5. PETE BARRETT -REALTY- commercial otrermg. o( the bill! Great view! ENTERTAINING ' pool+vu __ _ $595,000 $74,SOO. Ca LI owner I aet S114 .SOO Ca 11 586-6433 $198,000 aft 6P M 644 .0940 _.._......__.._,,._..._.,...., .... '®~l~~ '4Z.S200 I SSO S. Coett Hwy. ~ .. •cit 4'4-9421 -. OPIH SUH 1-5 1474 Pacific llG Fl.MIL Y to see ( 714 > 830 2667 28r + den, ea:.:d'et ~I S,READ (21J)SJ0.7252 587 ,9 95 Herbert TENNIS VILLA to 1hl' Beautiful spht le,111 5 1 __ .... 1-a.1 1052 llawkins.979_8100 Blurrs, 4br, ram k11 , · · _.,...-,.....,,,_. play rm. 3ba P\ t pahos, BR + a den & pa\ed ••••••••••••••••••••••• game c ourt, on thet·--------•I \1udnddc1 La~t>770 C<in on cul-de-sue & 1o1rnblt green bell. near Dana Ml~ CO .... DITIOH tai.IJc \·1ew of lake. open By Owner. $174 500 Harbor EnJOY the "' " houseSal&Sun, 12 t by 759-0331,Pnnonly pl:-. Detuxe Hi-RJ1e WAT~RFRONT CONDO 001 Lido P.irk Ur (lrand nt•w . ~uper ~ww. Druly ahow1ng. $..15(1 000 Roget" Brown R.E. 673·1020 Burr Wh ite nealt~r 2901 Newport Blvd N B (7141675·4630 R099" lnnm R.E. 673-1020 LIOOISLI 3 Br 1 h Ba. $188,000. Owner 87J..69C HUR VllW HOMf PORTOFl .... O BAYCRE.h'T o~ner 4 br " ram rm. 2•1 ba. 2 frplo 250 I Pori Whitby rt $165.500 Help rmaoce. 3 BR 2 BA . parquet floors, textured walls. Jots ol wood & glass, very private settmg. Huge ~ deck, Xlnt hnanc- inl avail. $179,.SOO. freedomolspaceforonl>· Beaut3BR.2BAw new owner $162.000 22526 ·--------•: $14S 000 carpeting, lush landscap Corul. 552 7140 1•: ... _._ .. -...... __ .,,___,_ .. _..,~_,_...,_._ .. -...... ..._ .......... -. · R 1ng Close to sch ls & -- -EASTILUFF TRIPLEX Hew Deluxe East Costa Mesa EARLY ILUFFS Mtnutes to Newport Uruque entry to your own 548 50oi4 s pac lou!\ kingd o m -----SEAVIEW McCO MACK sboppl11g. Just nghl ror 4Br, 3Ba, 2nd st or y RE.ALTY 494-7551 the ume buyer. Asking library. Central air. 4BR--SI 13,900 497.1711 Uncommon Rare 3-story, 3 bdrm near beach. 2 Studios, 2 bnck frplcs, hdwd. firs. and r1rewd. elevtr to master bdrm~ A very DUPLEX special home SIN.500 t Bdrm. 1 ba. frplc. deck <895 l upper and 1 Bdrm. Iba, ~Ian d~ck down Sl5!l ,OOO I $10.000 down. take over ~at Dm~r n ~ R 0 ~OE ~:~s~ ·1-w"1•11•1iii.ii'llil ~ -.• 11 . , •• 'lltfee Arch Bay, 3br, 2ba ~ lndry 9 yr old VICW home. \\'111 carry 2nd Must sell. Prin only a&-3933 S1 Lag., panoramic ocean vu l'Ondo. 2 br 2ba, den ,Pwner s ale . USOM. ~302 Towerin9 Pines Trees grace grounds of 3 BR home peT'Ched alOp ro!Ung hills. Quiet, tree· hnl'<i ne1ghborhd. near schools. Rm. for pool. $89,500 (896) =@=' Ko/an R••,1/ E \/,1ft: /11c 900 Glc11m~v11· $111•1:1 49 4 9 473 549·0316 4Br ocean view home. RomantJc French doors, 1 level noor plan, huge brick patio ror enlertain- 1.tig. $189,SOO. DOLPHIN R.E. CALL49USll ~ality Plus Youd loolc gOod in this 3 BR borne. nestled in quiet Bluebird Canyon on a poolsized lot. Superbly built. Ideal ror family. $165,000 (897) ~··,11 [,1,111• Im 900 C l£ 11111•y11 • Stff:ct 494 9473 549-0 316 price ... $84,950~ Sl 12,706. 586--8992___ ~~~ l:.:is ~~~~~ MAGHIACll:T'll 1 VIEW OWNER beautiful canyon view 10 the rolling lulls or Has to move fasl al thl!. Northvtew. 3 BR, 21,, BA, Cordova 3b r. 2 b a V formal dining. ram1ly w parents retreat. fam pnce! acant! room w /fireplace Huge rm, lrg entry kit w /earth ma!.ter swte w ~alk out lone dt'c or Li?e lot deck Only $129.500 w Vlt'W of rolhni: hills BEAUTIFUL Opn ~kn ch Si7.90o Fl.Mil Y HOME s:ll 927!> •• RED CARPET IL 645-3474 3 BR. 21 2 BA. ram room wtfireplace, dming rm, Hewporlleac:h 1069 ·~an RENTER large patJo for outdoor ,_•1111• ... ·.,.·· ... • ... • .. ··-·1111• .. ·-·•1111• .. ·~··_.· ... • .. • ... •11•1 UtM run. Comm pool. play-• Your landlord thanks ground & clubhou:.e. OCEAM VIEW you for paymg for the Nor t b view... 14SwiftCourt home you're IP. How $115,000. OPEN SUMO A y 1 .s about paying for one or PEEJ( OF your own? Lowest pnced --~TIO.... EnJoy the good lire on lhe Plan 3 in Newport Crest .-~rs-... " Croat row. Walt lo tenp1s, now only $117 SOO 3 BR, 2 BA townhome pool. jacuXZl and beal·h. ' w/2 patios & beautifully Marvelous 3 bdrm. 21.; landscaped Located in bath, \ aulted ceiltngs, guardedgatecommun1ty fireplace. wet bar w clubhous e. tennis Newport Cre.,t's be.:.l courts. etc. Vacant buy ' Mouvatedsellcr' Pnced to sell S99.500 PETE BARRETT GRUTIEACH LIVIHG -REALTY- ~· Marten RHI Estate 640-5357 w/magmr1cent s unsets. 642·5200 in this charming 3 BR, 2 -----IY OWMH BA home w/many quall •:::----------------Cliff Haven Pool llome ty ~atures. ProCl?ss EA.RLY ILUFfS 1st weekend orrered ionally decorated Many 3BR, lg fam rm recreation amen1t1es OMLY SI 59,900 w/wet bar. Call today ... $139.900. Totally upgraded, lovely carved Eng fireplace & SADDLllACK end unit. 3 big bdrms. 3 many MOUNT AIMS ba, din rm, plus beautiful xtras 401 Kings Pince greenbelt view. Newly 645-4680. View rrom lbis less than offered, won 't las t. ------ t year 4 BR tn level 7S9-1501 Northview model 285 l".:'"1.,,.•Pm•'!W!•• Walk-in wet bur In separate family room wJririplace. A very special home Cor only .. $149,900 NU C U ST M B Y A TOUCH OF BUILDER Forever vu of •FEELAMD * PROMONTORY RAY AREA OHNSUM 1·5 121 H..t»or lslcmdload <>ix> lbe Sat1Sun 12-5 Beach Highly upgraded spht OPEN HOUSE level TRINA Jbr, 21'2ba, Sat&Sun 12-5 nu crpt & tJle. Greenbll & $175.000. Agt, partJal bay vu. V1v1an 714 /642-5319: Grant. Agl, 968 3934, 646-7414. ~1721 ------BAYVIEW C o nd o. WARM & WOODY Bay.,1de Dr l HR & den H you'vt• st.'t'n tht' othNs, Prof deeor SI 65.000 now ~ce Wl•slt•ltff s bt>:.l 1-'ec Agt, 7f>9· H>'J2 lrnmul' 3 BR + dr11. DUPl.EX Super lol· <"ountry k1trhl'n pt>g $98.500 Xlnl mve:.lmcnl noors. bay wrnclow. 1312 This is at! 1.R i:; N ~v::;-58or SHi9.51JO Al!t S..nbow R~atty 642-1144 9tJALIFIE1> IUYERS! HARBOR VIEW HOMES, OCEAN VIEW SOMERSET, s BR. 3 car 3 br beamed ceiling lv gar, profess decor'd & grm, din rm . l \2 b<1. lndscpd.552-44.14,a~ bsmt. + storage. Dble garage. rml & rear yd WATERROHT MMe in t'OOd Short Newport Shores, 3 BR. esnow req. pnced below owner w/carry lsl TD mrkt \alue Compare' w 20•;. do""n -$154.SOO Buyers chOl<'l' o r lender Schwore r Re..iltor , By Ownt>r OJ>('n Sat & 545-7963 Son l 5 3015 Ch ff Dr Npl lits 64.5-8207 $159 soo BEST IUY HARBOR VIEW 3 BR, 2 BATHS $129,900 Outstanding value Cor prudent buyt' r ; a Newport Beach home for a Huntmgton Beach :µrice, alt fast 1 Call to day! l~;t~illlllHI ~ l!:11., il\l·:il111rn IN WESI'CLIFF. 3 BR 2 Ba. den. all remod'ld 77 , new k1lch. lge )ard. trees. $165 • .SOO. 1121 Ox- foTd Ln. Open Sal/Sun 12 5 5411-0391 LIDO ISLE Open 12-S, 205 Via Jucar 2800 sq fl, finest quaL 4 br + 3 ba, din area. hg hv rro, mod. kitchen. ofc set-up. priv bch. serv porch, patio, lg lot, $250,000. 675-6259. w sunnse, ~unset & city lite views from Newport to Palos Verdes. Mast.er home features 3 bdr, 3 ba, step dwn hv rm, rorm. din rm. cslm drape:., mirror r d wrdrl>b. vanity, dres~in~ rm. vaulll'<I tc1hng!> & :,ptral ~lalr<'il"I' l. U f l b cl I • lo .1 & do'o\rL~la1r' slllmlo( rm ~l't ofr adjacent M!V <jll ~ $I 0,000 DOWN New 2 sty 4 br 3 ba, 2 rrplc, tennis/jac., priv. l'Omm. Assume balance of $248,000. Owner an1t· aous & will finance. No qual!fymg needed. 2()0.1 Yacht Vigilant. 8 > Owner. 64().7778 HARIORVIEW Highly upgraded Carmel Jbr, f3m rm Many xlras Fee B.) owner $159.000. 640-2523 <.iround lndscpd lor Cuhr lJV1ng CI011c lo shopping, Duplex. 3br. blk to beach comm pool & tennis. See $12,600 seheduled io ttu.s! Open llou.st• Sun come. Owner 213~101 l 5. $214,000. Hampshire __,--_ .-_ __ Mgmt. Nancy Vaughn --..M&-x.•n•JL..W 64&~. 546-4251! OPEN TODAY 1 ·S I 731 Pt. H ewllley Circ. Deluxe 4 bdnn. Palermo Wet bar. oodles or eit t r as P ri ml' Io c· .i I l' S164.!>00 -GEM- 12n-F"TustJn A\e , N U REALTORS 642-4623 THEILUFfS Truly gracioua adult home or uncomprom111ed quality. ~Dramatic :I bdrm. en unit, totally A/C. Tr nqual view. Specious patio. no detail overlooked! $179,000 LIDO ISLE BAYFROMT New and beautiful. 4,000 sq rt quality home. W wade N Bay view & dock ror 50' boat. One of a kmd on fee land. Onb $65 0 .000. Partly (urm!;ht'd Roger Brown R. E. 673-1020 IYOWMER Montego HVH, 4 br 2 ba. fam rm, nu crpts. Lg yrd. lndscpd. wood deck. Open Sal/Sun 1·5. 1955 Port Nelson. 759-0634 ~ -64().5560 --------FORCED TO SELL OWNER LIQUIDATING ALL PROPERTY. Jn vest aaainst inflation .. THRIFIC LISTING $10.000DWM Ass-• baL of: PORTEil IEAL TY 1000 N. COAST HWY. 497-2468 COUMTRY Back Bay & city lites. trg Only 1 mde from the i.pllt enlr)' w 4 BR. ram ocean! Spacious & woody rm. 3 ba, 3 frplc's, lrg 5 BR. 3 BA widen. Local cnlry kitchen. form. dm Sprawling le~urely un· ·--------· der a double shake roor 1s Ring 640-5560 Anytime Ea.-.tblull Prol ~ldq DUPLEX FEE LOT Deluxe owner's + 3 Br rental + guest quarters. Best beach area <1919 River. Open Sun 1·5. Property House 642-385-0 14 Bror3/den /Quiet Street ./Walk to School:-. .-eoatrrrailer are..i /New C&rpellnl( fG1ant Fireplace• .. lrg master Bfl (Only $119,000 5br, pool, 2 stry. $200.000 bal SlSSO mo. Npt Bcb. SPECIAL- • .for horse & do' tov en .. approx. 1J acre. laa1 fQr horses, plus 2 Wrm .• 2 bath bouae. beamed ce1Uop, bnck L{plc .. rot, owner S117 • .SOO .MAURY STAUFFER SEA LlON REAL TY 3801 E. CstHwy, CdM 673-5454 Ul.3 N.c.t Hy, Laauna --- ed · rth t rm , overs 1ied aar. tn one 0 e mos pre Pnced to sell fast at OCEAMFROMT stJgwus areas Pticed to $179,900 Open Sat & Sun, The -t fant.asu·c l""'a· seU quackly at .. $159,750 l Sp 2317 I . A ........ "'-•-Mi--.1 R......_ -m, rvme ve. tJon tn Laguna's Woods ..._,..... Y-" .,._., 631·3624 Cove! 3 Bdrms .. 4 car 49'-24 I J 49S-5220 --------- &araee. patio. privacy. 493-9494 130-5050 MEWPORT IE.ACH ~::EAMHOME ~~~~~~~-WATERFRONT ln Emerald Terrace; 2 iew Condo on Golf HOME course. Opn Hse Sun 1 5 bdrms. + convertible 31642 w. Nme. 2br, 2ba $250,000 den; hdwd. floors, vault-$81.500. Owner494·2248 cm Sat & -1-5 ed ceilings; blue water view; very private. GOBO ... Tl ..... G lcAoaCons \ nALESTATI Sl95,000 ~ " NOC. a condo, but a real 3 S.u.untlSON l~~~~~~~~~~I on lbe lake, loc nr. this bedroom, 3 bath home I-brand new 2 BR Fox· wllb 40' slip at your C. Jnt We are looting for two 5 UNITS glove model home In door. Parquet floors. e X P e r l e n c e d beaut. Lake Park. Light Ownedeavlng the area. Alespenons. Xlntofnce. Deluxe ocean views, 1 &alrey&pvt. $99,500. d QUAIL.. m food conunlsaioa. Call blk to bcb & town. Super PLA O lll LD a·-•--a. 1041 S40o.ooo. Zagrodzky IMVESTMEHTS -1s2-1t20 t nc• ~-D-aJtor •<U o"ll 14000UAlllT.NCWf'OflfllUCM a custom 3 bedroom <or 2 w/den) home w /open beam living room. 2 fireplaces & a geniunc slate entry. extending in· to tbe formal d1n1ng area. Lush foliage sur rounds the large. spacious patio pnvate &perlect for summer en· tertaioing! Its 2 car garage w /extra par lung area has ~ork bench & built·l.ns ! In prestigious Newport Beach area, this home is a lovely blend or l1 v a bill ty & elegance-YOU OWN nlE LAND! $275,000. By owner, 675·7661 or 833-0610. RIDUCID SI 0,000 OPEN SAT? /SUN 12-<4 251.2 V1.sla del Oro Bhlfs twnhse 3 BR 2 Ba, rprapp't.491-3388 --owner's unit. s gar. ~ AHCHORAGE ~ P R O PJi:.:RTl.11:8 •'• .. ••••-•••••••••••• ~ ,._......., C714t 496-7711 ()poont1Hl30pm HAIJIOR VIEW w/all upgrades. New cpt, MORTHVIEW TWO STORY MOMTIGO pamL $105,900. 644-8585. Ml9Ull. SHOllS llOADMOOI 4 bedrOoms, family room & formal di.nirig room, \aSt.efully & carefully decorated. Wide open ocean view Uc to beach. tennis & pool. ThiS model is 1n demand & competitively priced t '23(),000. YtlW S•DDI aACK MOUMfAIM & Hl&.U Beautiful Agea n H e i g h ts townbouse. Cloee to 2 tcnros courts swimming pool and clubhouse: COnveiilut to shopp!Dg a rea. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths .. End unit • ptivacy. $75.tS>. OPEH SAT /SUH I ·S FAMll. Y HOMI Beautiful home, 3 yrs Prof. decorated 4 BR, Remod4BRootreelined new, foru1e by owner. S famllyroom,Jotsolwood cul de sac, Back Bay. 2 Br, 2~ Ba, lie fam rm & brick. Spantah Ule fplc'a, excel)t rumpus ~1. )je foe~~~· k.lt.cheft. $149,SOO rm. it yard. Rear z car r aniaous, • -c.1'44)-5112 gar. SlM,500. Open S/S C95-S81M. 2-S. 2216 Donnie Rd. PACISITTIR 64U751; ~. ~at. 4 BR. 2 BA home. lblcklfo Rfflty Ooen Sat & Sun i-s. 29482 1-1. v. HMS !>HASE m Via Valverde ~~....,.._, 3br or 2br •den w/lan· SOC~11_0~1A UDO IAYROMT tut!c nite Ute vu, aoft ~;ownr-495-4285 llZVlaUdo~ wt.r, 1ar dr opnr, up--.. ......... ·~~c Jr~dod_ appla, atlrart. _. .... '""._,."' ~ lndScpd wtdck, pool, Jae <Mer wt'll bUtll5 S & tennb. Fee land . btltb home. Pier 4s dock $172,SOOownt.846-4887 ror Iara• boat. s.wo,ooo. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilliiiiim;iiiiiiiil PETE BARRETT -REALTY- 142-5200 o,....._. #2 Merre 141y Oulstanding view, extra lrg. lot Only 8 mo's old. 4 & a family. 2 frplcs, 1orgeous mas ter BR, pool &i jacur.u Sunday l·S. #UM...,.a., Decorator'• delight. Forever view. 4 & hmlly. Parquet noors, Cape Clod eitL Pool, jacut1l, lmm•c. thru·out. Sunday l·S ltol Y.utw.t. Very sharp Nantucket. 2 & den, lrg. lot. aood loc. Vlow. Owntr will accept lease 1opt1on. Sunday t·5 llltfhW\Wt BlC 4 BR plllrt, hon~ room , w/bllo bar, rorm1 I dlnlnl rn\. Su p u for lri. family. Or11t II' eobclt Joe. newjlort center realfy .640-1812 Walle to beach from 2 br. family rm hqme. Lush brown crpt lhruout $99,SOO Open Sat & Sun t-5. 23162nd St. Property House 642-3850 B~O'THECREST Newport Crest· Prestige condo LI vmg by-lhe-sea Open Sat 7 Goodwill Ct Vu+ decorator upgrades Open Sun 16 Goodwill Ct Vu -low, low price Open Sat.Sun & Encore '(/custom lort-den , See or call !or detai Is. l {)penSat&Sun 1·4 '2212 Margaret Dr NB ••Umted Broke~ John Carey. 646 7411_ SEAVIEW Port Royal 4 Br, 3 ha 2 story. Beaut. \ll'W , landscapln~. drps. <'tr By owner. $279.000 1911 YachtC.miUa. 640-6690 A LOVELY WAY TO LIVE ••• 3br le detl, pool. $155.000 bal $1100 mo. Npt Bch .... 3br. rmmac. Harbor View home. SlSS,000 bat. $ll00mo. ••• 4br, den, bonus rm. New Lake Forrest $150,000 bal. $1150 mo. ••• 4br & bonus & pool. 2 st.ry, 3 car garage, F.\. $140,000 bal. $1075 mo. No qualifying needed. Owner will finance. 759-<K48 Chris Harwood 833-3821 Ferguson Realtors • Lido Sands home. l blk from beach, ready for OC· c upancy by May l. $124,500. By ownr/aat. 631·0468 Professionallly decorat· ed builders home with all those extras. Solar heat ~~~~~~~~~ ed pool & Jacu1.1.1, gourmet kttchcn Prestigious Baycre11t S bdrm home on large lot. Priced at only $2119.000 Water view home wanted See It today. to $300,000, any sz, cond Gntu Jy West wood home ,,, - O_K._..;_Tr_ade __ eq_w_·t_y_m_l_ov_e_- 1 -callTflV2l™ w/pool. Ownr , 2.1311m-8500. ILUFFS Mlirtell RHI titate $99,500 '40-~357 Op H.se Sat/&ln 1-5 2220 Vista Hopr 3BR, end.wul. Fireplace, pallo OwMr/agt. 883~1 HARBOR VIEW PORTOFINO 2600 aq.I\., 4 BR 3 Ba, &: boom rm, astate alze cw de sac lot w/40 tree•. Room for pool le C!ourt 1amc1. BarnWQOCI pan•llns, llle en\r)', kilcb ~Fam Rm, nr comm P-"k• pool, rte etr, da1 nuraary, IChoo1s. chuttb • •bos>· pma. SZJ0,000. By owoer. Prin e onl y pleue. t.w475 164-3Zll for appOtntrnerit t BY OWNER Balboa's best Loe. super shape 2 slr)' hse; 2 bdrm. din rm. l ''.1 ba, wd floors. nu cstm kit. Nr bay /bch/shops Open hse. Sat/Sun 12·4 $149,500 673-6644 [ l. -. • .~ ......... 9nSiy,AofilV, 1D71 ....................... Me111e Noma Ottw Real &tat• °""" RHI Estoh oet.-RMll btot. Fors.. 1100 •• ••• ••••••••• ••• •• •• •• • ...................... ·····~················· .................... .._. • ._ _____ MACCO 9UALITY HOME ....................... a.c,_ P'rDperfy 2000 lllcw ,..Dplrty 1000 ~ Propert)' Z000 •~ ...... •FANTASTICAL ............................................ _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ 11•f•· 'EXQU 1t 4 Br. S Ba. rormal din.inf rm. l ly rm, mirron, wallpaper. !< .. rend\ doors, enhance thls vllla. J acuui ln master Br suite. oak plank noors & plush t'arpelang. Ult.IOO <>Pa. OAILY 1-4 JOHN 'I AHJAM COMPANY , I U7 w..tdlftOr .. e. tU. C714163 t-OtOO ******* CHARM ~ old Sao Juan Cap11traoo. Arford1tblt1 ~t.alntdowmtaira roo· dominiu.m. 3 Bdnu . 1..., b&tbai, Urpeltnl, Wiil dow covennp. bwJl·LILI, two car aaraae & P•ho By owner. Moo. thru Tbuu. (daya >. l'lll ~: Fri. thru Sun. (days) & everung1, ull m•> C93.o588. LAU OR OCEAN VllW t .. •pwt IHcla I 06' Mllwpori leodt I 069 TAKI YOUI PICK ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• JleaJthlul, luxunou• hv ~--c"'"u-------~fLr::es 4 .~~r! ~~ c.ta.laycrett IAY ST sq. ft. w/v1ew of M V 1941 Cccewwwdan 1920COMMO~ Laite or spark l1q_g 0,.. 5-day 1-5 ()pew Sat• Sun 1-5 Pacific f'rnm SlS2,900 lhlb beam cethngs. Pndeful!y maintained-Toexperieoce, tall wood paoe1J1oc and 2 dnve by and look •t thU VA.WY REALTY You 10mt llff t.bht un~ New car~t ai paint. Remodeled •ntcbeo with butcher block counlt!r & rM'W appilaoca 4 Large BR, 2 b11 BA. all !or un· ly m ,000. No down to Veta, better hurry 540.3666 fllf ltelc.-.11 REAL E ~TATE ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mobile Home, 3br, 2ba 1n J.'am Prlt, sml ~ts OK $39.000 559 5701 Costa Mesa . 12>.44 Skyline, 1 1~ yrs old, cabana, like new. Lo rent, SlS,000, fmancmg. 548 7891 Costa Mesa Adult-Pet Park Eatate Sale, b~aull!ul 24X60 2lir, 28a V1lh1 West, comer lot an 4 • park Part rent only $132.SO. This excellent hort\e available for 1m med occupancy. EllJOY the finest all ye1tr round smog free weather in Orange County. swim ing, JUCUUI, SOCIUI at• tlvil1es &alore <KC2551·2> Califomi• Pocific Mobile Home Realty 2706 HarbOr, St~ 208 540.5937 •FREE• QUAIL PLACE ORANGE COUNTY PROPERTY SPECIAUSTS Taxes & JJ\flallon getting you down' Whether you wanL u tax shelter. a hedge against inflation & appreciating assets or an income dream -call QUAIL. Most of our sellers will exchange, many will carry paper or finance properties themselves. Our office closes $5-$6 million in escrows monthly. Whatever you sell or exchange, please call now. 2 Units Duplex $70,000 2 Newport Hts $179,000 3 Townhses. C M $425,000 3 Pride of Ownership $135,000 3 < Hse + Dplx > $137 ,500 3 (3 Br Hm + 2> $155,000 4 1100 & 1300 5<1. Ft Unit $155,000 4 Covington Units $188,000 5 (2 Hse +Triplex 1 $200,000 6 Units Whittier $160,000 O\JPL X-.Super lo<". ••••••••••••••••••••••• -.~. X!nt lnve.tmeut. 5.02 lC~ Tb..11 iStU IR £.N. S..Owlfflty 642-t 144 CAPO BEACH DPLX Choice area. cloae to beach. spacious t Br & 38r, 281, owners unit wtpvt yd. Only 4 yrs old Ml.15t tell. M1&kt! offrr. 49'1'·205T Public Notice nus oflerlnl( consiM.a ol •. 5, 41 41 unlt bwld1n1s. all are brand new ft ful· ly occupied 81.lY now • get double dcprec1at1on Tate advanta11e ,.gt. 964·23M or~~ MEW LARGIHOME •I $I 95 Dowel ,.,.... ri. S79. PEI MOMnf!. ·• ... Neur beach 1tnd ~ mar1nais Lak" gf _ t~ O&arkB Missouri. R~> frontaee. New suney .bf• licensed ~eer. Ir! pans. Deta1led surv • map Giant oaks an hickory tn II crnti.! puthke setting. Mu~ wtld game. Deer. w1M. turkey, foit. raceooi\, Year around flsbaq,g:; Wildernesa area. Jdtaf! location. Good bj ground Picture Pf.i card be11uty. lnv~t '1 A.menca. Thia tram , l.100 can be handled ~t: pk>t.ely by mail Writ'J~ TRUSTEE, GeneZJ~ t.~ptance Co • .Box • Osafe Beach. M 'ff Jarae bnclt fireplaces beautiful J bdrm, 3 bat.b 496-4977 731-6050 create • warm rountry plus den home. ~e liv-~ atmosphere. See tb11 •n.e room wit.b handsome ~ P\OC~ dwnun& 4 bdrm home wood & stone fireplace. ~\ ~~ 6 Months Park Renl Bank Mobile llom~ Repoi.session:. from $12.500 lo $35,000. ru. low as 10', down EZ lloul> mg. lti64 W Broadway Ste F, Anaheim (7141 ~-0822 today. $179,900. Cathedral cei!Jng and ~ Vi"·•-8 , h 1 h Pri ed ~=====~=--.....,16 Coac m rvme s • PETE BARnf-rT muc more. c re--finest p11rk The Spacious 2-tx.64 dual'!"ade 6 New Twnhses. C M. $314,000 6 Brand new Hunt 8C'h $355,000 + 2 UHfTS CUST F£A TUIES lntn'I H.E Network NewpOrt Height.I Rt'llly 645-5044 65065 or call c-ollett (314 l392-3743. Night.~. (314 )392·3722 nc; I I d..red. $189,000. • OUCH! Meudows" 2 HH 1 BA. Laguna H1 lb'. 5 S~ar -REA~TV-PETE BARRETT den l::asy financing Adult Pk 3 Hr. 2 ba. r~m 7 Costa Mesa $340,000 "l UNITS w•lh room-to bu• hJ more. :I Real &left .._ __ 7 Under Construc:t $362,000 8 Mgr on Propert~ $185,000 11 Santa MoniC'a $371,000 642-5200 -REALTY-~e',e: 1!~~~~~g·t:1~~1~ Roo lbll Reufty 552 7500 ~.~"<~n~~~41~tl. "4 UNITS 1 year old WCllllecl 2900 ····················'·· 642-5200 IAYVIEW ........,...~ L(I 2 br 2 ba mobile home tn exclu. Bayside Vtll. Clubbae. pool, JDC., priv bcb. poss. boal slap ~.500. 675-7903673·7848 You'll love this 5 BH, 3 SA, farruly room. forl'Tllll d1n1ng w/ approx. 3590 sq rt . 1n <Jcean close t:apistruno H1ll:1. Under $160,000 it's a ::.teal nus ls my best buy by far, caU me Ben Cham pion at IEACH IEAUTY , OpenDaily Harbor View Homes, former model, 1847 Port Sheffield. $154,900 64().9()19 Rustic. 5 Br, 1 bile to San Cleml'nte I 076 VALLEY REALTY 496-4977 731-6050 beach on Balboa ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1Perunsula. Call today for FREE. Sweeping ocean more info. vu goes w /spac 3 BR PHFORMAHCE rustm home. 2 yrs new, -848·~1. quiet st Sl15,000 492·T715 :'\pl Shore:.. By Ownl'r ~br, 2ba 2 car l(ur Dys 973--0375, e\::. 631 5483 SPACIOUS 4 br 2 • ba model bomc S77 9011 OPEN HOUSE Pnn only 492·43:r7 CHERRY LAKE SUN, Apnl 9· l-4pm •A.1.AHDO ... ED • 413 Calle Fiesta IY OWHER <4 Br. 2 ba AXER UPPER Lib fishlng & sallmg m Xlnt ne1gbborhood. Here's your chanre to your own backyard., nr schools. save big$$$ w 1magina Tb.is lg, versatile home $95,000 tJoo "pamL 4 Spar BR on pnv11le lake has 3Br Pacific Shore Realty Dining room. Bri<'k suites, ea w/pvt bath, + 492•5300 frplc. Hurry' $73.900 a study & la fam rm Ire WALL STREET gulatJon size pool tbl m ONLY 100/o DOWH REAL ESTAT1'; duded, Converts read•· 831 3750 493 2202 2 Br, 2 ba. Pres Hts con • • ly lo 5 or 61ir's Greal do. Lost orig buyer, can .,_.. ,.__ I 080 ramll) homl' w lots of close in 2 wks. $69,000 Ph ~a""""' rm for t•ntt•rla1n1nK 495 S906or8JI 7204 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Shov. n by appl H!l2 3:185 •>r642 (~iS s:.!liO 000 San Clemente Cuslm •BY OWNER* tlllls1de home nearing $$9,500. for 3 Hdr t •', completton 2.000 sq. ft 3 lla huge Fam Hm. bdrm, 2 ba, fam rm, new xlras, t'arJ>t>t:., new breakfast nook. £ire pamt thruoul, loaded v. place, wet bar. sun deck. extras. mo\'e in now 2•-, car garage $115 ooo Low down. or assume No agents (7)4) 5J6-6g74 VA loan~Call ~ 0757 HARBOR VIEW· CARMEL Tlus JBr, 2811, f:Jm rm & din rm home 1s pro fesSionally UpJCraded & Stts on an oversized night lipl & IDQWllaul vaew Jot. on a qwet cul-de-sac. RV I0:1•• yd. 0-n !¥>use by owner Sa1/Sµn J2 5 at ~ Pett AJbadS Ctrcle, Ill 8. 640-0&f1 ---SEAVIEW Brand new Bedford, beat ocean Jo'a11hlon Island 'icw, exceptional mte hi.es 1 br. fam rm. 3 bn. 1919 Vachl Cohnia. Sall' or l'le opt. $265.000 Open Owner 768 0454 OCE..UIFtlOHT hse & apt. Coastal romm 11pproved expan plans $325,000. 213/792 1148 or (114) 900-4180 .....,. Hoeer Pkna Hiqh ht TN HlDa lucked away io a cul de sa~. w /golf t"ol.lrse & ocn vu. Transferred lo Tex-as, make olr. 4 Br 2~ Ba, $158,500. Open Sun. UHi. 1803 LaCima K R. Properties 493-9381 FIX & SAVE $89,500 View of ocean & bills Great £axer with a 3 BR. l:r.• BA, large dining- lam1ly room w /dbl. fireplace, +secluded den, study or 4th BR. Priced to sell. 1923 Ho. lnCJN5h <of£ E. 17th St > Tlui. 3 br lovely, near aolf courae. buge, huge lot for RV or boat or n $65.000 now VA or FHA Call Cen lury 21 Doyle Company Realtdr~. 548 llli8 or 833-9060 SOUTH COAST BEAUTY ~ BERTiiA HENRY Minutes lo entire In IOl' complex Walk lo ::.hop pmg, schools & park 'flus beaut. 3 BR. 2 BA family home has OranJte County's best lorallon Beal the increase 1n pnces this summer, buy 1l now' Only $76,900. POPULAR A-FRAME REAL TORS 315 Cedar. 215 Bel Mar 492 4121 540-3666 Mwpt Shons Pres1d Hgt.s, Phase 5, 2 br lllfltela11 Opett Sunday 1·5 2 ba. end unal. gmblt, J Bdrms. 2 bath m move cathedral ceilings, pool, 1n rondit1on <'loM• to 1ac. dbl gar. Open House beach $98,500 Sat/Sun. 183 Calle PETE BARRETT -REALTY- '4M200 Newport Crl'st Twnhi.e, "'alk to beach, lcn ens. pool. Jaruzz1. Agl 646-7171 -DOVER SHORES 1500~ OpuSat&S... l·S View and private beaches can be youra in lhls be1uUlw residential community. Elegant 3 bdrm, familyh>om home with the llnesl decorat· mg and construction. Separate formal ditilng room. Allenllon • prlce reduction-now $2165,995 PETE BARRETT -REALTY- &42-5200 w..-.. .... 2021 D1•u• HAUOlt REAL ESTATE Cuervo 492·1181 s-fh LOIJIMO I 086 Insert l Border EXECUTIVE HOME Large 4 BR 211t Ba, Fam Rm. Din Rm. huge mslr swte, w/Cplc & serene ocean view. Xlot San Clemente a rea. Lush deck & yard. $138,900. ••••••••••••••••••••••• OHH 1-5 SAT/SUM Spectac vu, 3 blks fr san dy bch. 3Br. $179.SOO :l(gll Manlyn Dnvt' On1unal Spanish in mml Wm E Doud & Co lnl' cond , 2 BR, walk lo bch, 714 759-0422 deck w/vtew, hardwood Tustin I 090 noon. break last nook ••••••••••••••••••••••• $l:::EACH RLTRS LAUREL WOOD IEAUTY 307 M. S CClll'nino Real Immaculate 3 br, l l7 ba S.Cletn 492-2100 townhome. Fully up· In.~ I Borde~ _ _ _ graded. air cond. showa lika a model. EnJOY 2 patios. pool, tennis. By owner. S68.900 832 0897 or 8J3.39UI. 2304 Fuschla Ln ' IY OWNER Latlgest Broadmoor, 4 br 2 ba, fam rm. din rm. atnuD), 2330 sq rt, vu of hills & mtns $148,500 498-3409 OPEN SAT & SUN LIDO AREA 73 2 BR 2 BA, 24x64. air Pnv3le beach, 2 bdrm, l wdbar, furn unf ba Evel wknd 673·2931 x tr as, ad u IL~. I' I' 12'x44 ' Skyline Mobile ~-32.56 _ llome 1n excellent cond1· Walk lo beach Skyhnc ;.! tion. Light panel walls, BR. 2 ba. dhl w1tk molded bath tub. frost· adults $!9.500 proker free refrigerator. gas &m-4J80 range, awning. skirting --- & shed Pnced lo sell. UNIQUE 2 STORY Located in nice area or 360 degree \'U deck. 2Br Costa Mesa m a low rent lBa, Lido Perun. S37 ,!WO Park <.:all alter 5 30 or Op 1·5 daily 675 917!J I week-ends 631 3474 Brund new Jualwu.k' .FANTASTICAL 24x62' net Corner \ 1c'A> I lut 111 db. S i.l.ir adult prk Mdn\ cxtra:-~l·leS & Pet $4!1.500' ni 5211 ovn ' ..... ~ House SUnday l 5 AnaMi• ~ for Sale 1200 ~ngton lch ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 • p AM I Ly P F: T 2112 ACRES 12 Costa Mesa $360,000 12 Un1L-.; Per Unit $18,333 22 New Unil!:> $910,000 30 Condo Conversion. G G. $1.200,000 56 Spacious Units $1,400,000 62 New deluxe Sl,700,000 ll7 Unit. G Mo Orange County If 1l 's not here, call! We ha\.·e it or we can get it. J_ QUAIL [ll PLACE ~ PROPERTIES, _ 752-1920 Inc. 1400 QUAIL ST. NEWPORT BEACH Open tall 8:30 p.m .. "11 UNITS Weslmln.stt•r " INDUSTRIAL LAND A.I\. 968-7864 CASH For Your Home H tn A Acnh! I " SCOTT UALTY ,, 536-7533 -,, ----:-., Rentdt ., ·····················~· Ho.e. F.Wlhed ~ Lots for Sale 2200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ............................. ll~f OFffCE ILDG SITE ••••• •••••• •• u•••••'• • Huntuiiton lieach Woodbndgc w dab 1>' t t7,000 sq It lol nc1u beach. etc ~ast.on 3 ll8 Pac1C1ca ttosp1lal , Fam Rm. Om ~m. W\ Points Shop Cntr & Rm. den. polio. 214K Civic Center $135,000 :.q ft Prof upgrds. & Da\1d Bourke Rltr lndi.cpd air cond. S46 9'J50 Plushl> furn $650 ~°' <Unfurn o egot1oble,I, PR! ME R 1 LOT f!\ 552-6414 Palm Desert Xlnt view --.., PARK • BeautJful 2Br 2Ba lu~ (-0untry hvmg. S,OOO :.q Inc-Pr_....r 2000 Inc-.._._, 2000 h · , ft. near new home. 1n · _,,. -r-,...., ........ ,.~,..., Ury omc In J,:Orl{eOUS be f fUI Q • ••••••••••••••••••••• .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Will accom tcnnH LGIJllMa..ch 3141 crt/pool. $45,000. <714: ••••••••••••••••••••-• 759-01.JO. family park Available a~ 1 area wntr ---------for tmmed orrupancy aruuous. BKR ~ ~anta Ana Shopping Moaletaln. DeMrl, f;v1.•rythmt: fur 3n url1ve m 4> 676 571 • SEMINAR Center "'3·200 a year RHOrl 2400 CHARMING ~ •: Open view, 2 bdrms,•.$ baths. 2 l'ar carpo, sundecks in center , Tempi~ Hills. $5 • le&lil' Re3dy to move rn to nov. Super setting Cpr super person fa m 11 y. s w 1 mm 1 n I{. OR 522 :!OW R· I INVESTMEMTS gross. Out of town owner ••••••••••• ••. •• ••••••, sav'l> sell! A super buy , rccreal1onal art·as. l+ acre Outslandini: Lt!or·n ubout the tan .il $325 ,000 t\gt Big Bear, by ownr Ill magmft<'l'nl dub houst· SJC Zont"d lrlo( cMlll!· tasl1c return lll•rng rl' i;.w MO-eves 646.5708 cuslm chalet. 2800 !IQ ft & much. rnuC'h mon' all l>nnc only 4!16-7297 uhwd thru Ill propt•rty J I al· . 280 del( mnl vu f 111 11 n I\ "I :i i 5 u as mvc::.lmt•nb uffrnni,: ti UNITS ANAHEIM l'edar inl, plush n~U•: : 1'11F'..:>ti701 PLANS fo'OR llELUX~: xlnl ll'\'l'rt1.:1· thru XJnl cond. bread & llul· lrplc'::. & µuul I hi Cafifomia Pacific 44 UNIT PROJ t:;C'l' en· alive fmancm~ v. Ith ter. asking $195,000. RJ?.500 631 017-1 MAYO CK'. Mobile llnml.' lh·alt) Two + acres R 3 in al. hltl<' as $6000 ca~h (.;urt1s lnvestmenli. 2700 llarbor. Sle ;!Off Hemel Bwlding permit Call 962-2456 Call 962·2A56 MOUHTAI~ PROPERTY? • uHt'OPllAI IU 380 GlENNEYRE LAGUNA BUC>l (714) 484·2Me 540-5937 & more $275.000. Ownr. CURTIS agt IBnan> 714 7299263 1._.VESTMEMTS No lltrt Bch. nr ocean, 20'x50', 2br. 2ba, walkm do::.et, 5 star park lo rent 846-7337, 846·11573 days, 729-5373 eves " FOil R.ESERVATIOHS 1976 GoldenlNe!tt, 24x64. fantasuc VICW lO SJC's newest park P P 49f>.31Ql or 661·31191 By ownr. dbl wide. adll, pel park, Fntn \'alley 9635.'ilt INVESTORS New listing::. Lar~c parcels SlOO JX.•r 11crl' BKR ON COLORADO RIVER p,. acres. beaut ,·1ew $40.000 Agt S46-T739 --- 4 DLX. U ... ITS Xlnt corid1t1on. earagei., s hake roof ONE TI{REE BDRM WlTH 2 BATHS & FRPLC & THREE 2 BDRM • 2 Bt\THS $1115,000' ,YRAMID ExchancJors 833-1768 Honw °" tM W•r Afl:..'~ 1300 ------- VIEW fully furnished mobile home right on th<' watu with neat VIEW of all the water action' Looks JUSl hke a home inside and great outdoor patw for entertalmn~. Charm. ml( one bedroom and d1mng room $67 ,500 ····•·················· 1-plex by ownr. 2 br. I ba. 2 hlks from bch & shop'g. Sl85.900 198·0059 SC. Conwntrcial Properiy 1600 ....................... 50x213 Ft. lot on Coast Hwy. NB w /1475 sq. fl l ... VESTMEHT Commercial bwldini: 1n ocean area w1lh secure lease from Government Agency for sale. Equity build up and cash on cash return for SS0,000. down payment. Call for detail!> MAYO CK - WATI R~HONT llOMt-.!'> REAL ESTATE 631-1400 retail store ar & apl or • ""'"~'""' offil'e + 2500 sq. rt. \ J 380 GlENNEYR£ ranl pkg. area. $195,000 LAGUNA 8£.llCH Profess bldg acros:.1 __ (7_M•)•4•M-··2M6 __ _ WI PROMISE YOU A ROSE GARDEN Ux64 Santa Anita 1971 S• Park. Akana siding. air cond, blfl landscap mg on lg lot <Sl347X I DON'T DELAY I PACIFIC COAST RESALES. INC 21036 Brookhursl H B 963 0991 IMFLATIOH BEATERS Mobile Homes in Orange from N.B.P 0 1900 Sq fl Lse S900 mo • st·ll Sl2S.OOO. Agt. 846-2t14 Condominiulfts/T own· hou:M$ for sc* 1700 ••••••••••••••••••••••• FOR SAU IY OWNER Dix super lge 2 br 211 ba nhB condo Xlnt toe C M Call 675-1924 days , 673·2184 eves WESTCLIFF 2 Br. dm rm condo. frpk, palios. pool, ownr, S77 ,500 675-0099 County from $7,000 See VACANT us for economy ll\·ing 4Br twnhm. 2 mi's to We want to help. b c h , $ 5 9 . 4 o o . :' gt PACIFIC COAST S46-T739. RF.SALES, INC Anaheim 991-8660 Diui*Jtff/ Huntington Bch 96.1·0991 Onits ScH 1800 -•················••···· EUREKA!! 1976 Barrington 24x64. 38r, 2Ba, 5• Family Pel Park (A B7646) l ·plex. Huntingt on Harbor area, 3 yrs old, fully renled. 848-~ 12 UNITS '• mile lo beach These won't last al only $320.000 Great income trade up Crom you duplex or 4 plex. Watch empire grow. Call now for more into 540-1666 fllfltela11 RE~l ESTATE •2 TriDl .. es• Near Lake P1rlt. Min lo bch 1·4 BR. 3 ba; 1·3 BR, 2~ ba; 1·3 BR, 2 ba. 5 garages. frpJca . J189,000 each. l700·17l3 AJabama, Hunt. Bch 536-1718 Owner TAXIEATER Now that tax lime is here, 1t'11 too late for '77. but plan for '78! Enjoy first user's tax break on Two 2 Br houses on 1 lot ,., • Earh ha~ encl garage. We need property lo _ __ _ __ --- ·1-1replace m front urut. sell' Do you ha Vl' moun l.oCJuna Hills -l I SJ Xlnl location for schools ta1n property that ••••••••••••••••••••••• & shopping. Pravale you've been t.hlnkinR 0~ 3 BR. 2 ba, avail May i.,t. ~.900. Owner will con· sell!og tall u-; ,loda) · On quiet cul-de·sau alder 2nd TO Make of. LetslaJ•aboUtll A c. wallpapered. fer 752~_Agt. Kat-'la RHlty, fnc. 768 42S!;, 7611 4299-: BE•CHTRIPLEX 't'rv1na the Sun 681·3168 ,, m;;A Bemadmo Mtn area l iii San Cl~fMllfe KATELLA <714) 867 7081 ~~~~~•••••••• Walk lo beach or Del Beaut JO ar Near lnl 10, woo ISLE 3 Br 3 If!': !\tar Shopping Quiet 1, hr frm Colorado or Genoa Bch' Ne,: area. w great 3 Bil River $8,000 firm~' do kitrhen & Ba. Decrt cl owncn. uml. Upper 2 BR P P will rme P 0 . 27KS furn $1200 1 yr Jse 11r units WtOcean \dews. NB92663 t'OO!>ldet" an o. Call Just listed al $160.00U ,... .... of c.-..... ll75 5626 .... BERTiiAHENRY """" _ .. , I ·----r·· REALTORS Properly 2550 215 Del Mar _ 492-4121 ••••••••• •• •• •••••• •• • • Housei Uftfunaished Deluxe 4 Plex, Hntg Bch, llSHOP •••••• •• • • • •••• • • • •••,• • nr Hnlg Harbour seller Be au l 1 f u I Mc: l . .i rt' n General l20l aruuous. Sl85.ooo.' Prine Area. only 45 minutes ••••••••••••••••••••••• only please agt. 979.3432 from Mammoth Mtn HOMEFINOERS -. ----·--En.JOY the Vll'W of thl• Thousands or Rental~ 3 UNITS + LAHD snow capped Sierrus All areas all prires· Can add 4 more units from thl!I eleg3nl :lBr Sample • • Net income $6890 Ask· cuslom home. 3.000 sq rt Sl60 Bach furn ut1l pd mg $139,500. Call 645·6080 oC top quality construe S23.S 28r kids/pets yd SURFLINE REALTY lion. beautlfully dt.~rat $30.5 JBr kids/pets gar t'd & perfect for enter LIFETIMESERVll't-: Super tn·plex, xlnt CdM ta.irung. Come see u~ 557-0822 loc.3br13ba.F.R 3000 OWENS VALt.1':Y sq ft 2br1Jba lbr/lba RLTV 1c6oa Island 3206' Quahly ronslr. Don·1 40'7 W LINE ST ••••••••••••••••••••••• miss this! Bishop (;a <714) 873·7 109 Attractive 3br, 2ba. den. Execptl l.n·plex units in San Bemanhno, 2 br frpl, g~-~d(~~) :!i~1i;'b · xlnt rond Nr shopptnl(. new crpt, nicely decor. _ _ __ ..., _ $1S4 000 good area. Conv terms Capistrano hodt 12 "8 N~wport Ba)· R E 1. or cash lo loan 883 2707 ••••••••••••••••••••H• 675-3850 or875«ll89 Agt _ New OCEAN VlEW 3 bf, 2All E. Cst Hwy, CdM OW.._. YOUR OW.._. 2•2 ba twnbse·lse optlbn "" "" S495 mo. lOO'"r rent rer. ORAHGE COUNTY 30 Beautifully landscaped townhomes. Pride QI ownership. 2 Bedrooln, l~ bath units with enclosed garage11. Just 4 years new. Condo conversion potential. Wiii exchange. Ex elusive with J QOAlf. ID PL.A.CJ.; Pf\Of:>'l!:R"f'll!:i:J • 752·1920 l tX 1400 OUAll ST H(Wl"OftT ..... CM Opnnldl830~- CASINO towards purchaae. + rommerc1nl land '150 752-3400, 493-7748. _P.P. • R·l lots. service s~a 3 br 2 bo, credit l'cf. r1 .. lions. ranch. motel, mm ed ts •Aa" Nr U1f claims & warehow;e <1,wrec .• no pc • ....,.., • 'lC you have the know shopping. 213189~·3838 - how. you can make Ccwona def Mer l22Z miUJoos. All thia " more ••••••••••-••••••••••. can be yours for on~y 2Br. 2Ra. front he•~ S'l.940.000 Terms avail. w/bltns. nr bch. No pet.~ Call $486 mo. iocl ole.~. 247-2'3 I 675-5968 Land Dlvlslon for info BEN HINKLJ.: R Jo: INC __ ·1 .. PAF.~~~~ABT INVESTORS FOURPLEXES this new duplex. Great --------- Newport He11ht1 loca· lJ<lo, 365 LaPe'l'Je Pl , al Tu1t10. Reduced to SllMl.500. Submit your tenm. OPEN SUN LA COSTA RESALES. INC 2105 E. Ball Rd . Anaheim 991..a660 Open H~ Sat/Sun l 5 Near Hunlin&ton Harbour Great opport.uruty to •et• <>WOe.l'I Uftita. 16901 Gt...... 1661' llaRton t6712DtloNt OFFIUDFOR YOUR IHSPICTION & CONSIDERATION A mott ele(anl double wide 2Br .. 2Ba .• unit, w t an unobstructed oeun •lew. S t> to elodea refr11 .. stove. O/W, dlaposul. up&rd crpts. ,,,,., 1o'x3S' al porch wllh ov~r ---------1 10001q.Cl or deolt1n1. Plante.rt t.)tluc:h mo~. l.f.11 Padtttlt.1!: 4!M 0193 '(,fouma de/ vlf 0ti -Jn;,~opc ((. ~ .:lm!!f 619-'1!# I 2'35 t. Coat! Hwy., COM 20 UHrT MOTIL i.:ut1U M•11, Prime ~~~cnnb ~lrvm~ , , f I ' ttea..UafwW.Md Oapemu..turw 3600 ~ low• ~mlawla..... Ap•fEG ... ...., , .,_lwwwata......, i'*- •••• •• e e • • • • ........ ••• ........ ._ ....... .-••• •••• &Alfa al.W ........................ ............. I 11 I e I I II ........................ e W.-7 I ' n rd .._.. u.tw•·1 t Hru 111 ~ ~f-..Ctii 326' .................... _. Cod9 MIN 3124 ce......._ JIZ4 11'11 • -· ...... .. • • • • • • ... ' '• • • • • '• • •• ...... ••••• ...... • ...... • ••• ............ ••••• •••••••••••• •• • • Dauta Potot4upe.r ucu•n Ga• 111 ,. 1101 .............................. • • .............. .. ••• • • • .............. ., • c.e...... JU4 IC-• fMIMdt IJU ...;._.... lZ41 1brtiuc VMtw lim. 3 ~ .. 2 ~~i~~~~~~~l. ........................ • -.L.. ~ ~· 1~ t ,;· SBARP, bada. I frl BR •• -.......... _ ...... • •• .... ••••••-• ~ .... --••••• ba walk to pool. --AJ LAST tWw •OWW•a ~ drfw.» buU rp • frpl. dle!lwuber. "::! 1IW. Sl1't. 2 llr. S..U ._.. ~ 2 For i., "br 2blt t"Glldo. sszS/mo Avail lmmed. ., lw .. 1 Fwnl.W .lndry. Wtr/Ps pd;~ pnce. pGial. -.zssa. .... ......, • !_~ ~1 ... • .. ,~ Pool bea~~ All 7fl&. 1 0Y.! Mb:;i;i;.i·····;;c;6 AY._... s.mc. ~~J=. ~~~ ~ $3&0. uvscr:~ ~' :::""-S.p yard. ~. MOVF. lUGKT IN lo un .. C:.. Feel Dbbwaa.bers. DllPoS&ll Dea· .. •tt...• ., ..a .... A__.• awa .aaar. J -Immaculate-executive ••••••••••••••-••••••• AJ "-Wltlt La&mdr>' F•..tHU. Lste I br, Iba u.pper. ._ ... ,_ .... .,_ br. I b•, rrpfr, CHAIMIMfi. family bom e. This SO.IAYFIOM'I" New cpt.,drpa, pain,, Ga.s"Watei"P&ld. mtcro•n•. • t bu. 81.kr '° bneh rrum th1a rre..blypalated&draped Directly on wtr. tbr, WEGU.A~ 1175Mworit1St. nevOCC.$350.'7Sl-38M 21M1Bnotbunt,Jl.B ~~:!,<-l.~0~· ~~b! ~ dt:~oC:.~ ~:. ~~~/r~fF't1~ 118i!!C:~~ib!~::~: ~cu!~~~~~io~I~ =~~ae:=~l::~ $395.mo. 5'0.ZMS Ealf~2bdr,dabwahr, '6U6Sl I ,.._, pool, J»t' $48~. Aat sundec:u. ~li. eur.t1. th~ comm pool 4r An· ut1L Furn or unfum'tJ, •Dallytelepbooeaervlce sar. cvnl dt-ck, adwt12Br, cblldrftl w«;leome_,, ---MG-Z!Zt.&15-3009 Readyt.omoVt!'LD&uoow. derlcnachool Cathedral 673-8Jl2..897·96$3 •Vacanc••• veritted E!Skle,atry3Br.JBa. $27A .. IG-7~ nopets.atardnaattat:. •Wataide c.;c.\a M•a, Super settm& lor su!)t!r celUnes. a.p11c1ous !am ----dailY bltna.. new cpts, drpt, mo. MIMl807 2br. 1 ba .. u<'l ••1 · 3 Br 2 b4. eo&y Crpk, 2 pet'IOD. rm, bltn lut, formal d1n AltractJvely fum'd l BR •l'\ill1tatroleounselona paint. '350. 552-4201; 2 BR. 2 ba. crp~ drpm,•---------Pldi>. waall/dr)lcr *Ra. car g11r, qwet loc Wa lk MAY 0 CK rm PLUS. lo mamt yd apt. nr &>.Bay, fanng •Fre6toage46Urover-55.1-13'1 ear. W/D book.up. Pat., MIAlllEACH ~=·.!~ t.obcb.~.~1311 J80•Gl'£~1: •~all yo1u·11 tot $6SO flowered pal.to. Yrlylse, •lTeerentalC!OW:IM~ ... .-.. SIDii: ~~=~·W &CfYICCENml rt ...... / ..., ""5. nice Z br. Lar•e .............. ""'~ mu. For ammed oc· $285mo.67:J.1977 .()pen7c1Qs8:00.S:OO ..... " .. BRA.ND NEW.~ ...... 1110i .,o pats. ... " ..,.~., ~ ..... "b T _._ del • 3 •~ c AJ e.&-UMJ focd 1d. Mu at see (7'M)484•2Me cupaocy caJl 6'0-1440 or lal»oa Pe•rulo 3707 RENTIMES .. ul", *' a. ow .... ou~e. 2 BR. dean. patio. laun-ux• •· • r. ----~A.lent.. am f~. M4· 7463 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Upsraded. l.ge patlo. dry ~ DO peC:I. tzlS. b1tDs. ~ aar, Jee Jd..,. r..n-.. p-..a. 3 Br 2 b Chlldrn ot. e.4S.-tMa ~ ~ ._ ...... 502 Yorktown • Jut ---... --' a. RENTTOBUY OCEANFRONT. U• LUXURIOUS UDO ZBr,stepstobeach,pool, For.ProleulonalSei-vtce eves,64&GllSZdays. _._,__._ West of Beacla JUYd. ~~nl-~; f3.~ Beaut3Br, 2Ba w/patio q··'aite • BR ~undo • Wllh .spect. view oC Sad $325, pr mo. '111 June Call 631 •c55 $125. 3 BR 2 Ba,,__ am.a ...., __ , ....... __ .-.. : _. ...... FnnS Yard $US (3816) P':noramic coastal view. dl1:boclt Mtna Is Bal·k 30th. 64:>-0721 -~ Lare• I Br townbouae DO pets 1021 'V~~i~•:--------- Euuido. 8nnd nu 3br Central location. $850 Bay one side, Cannery Bachelor apt Sl2S mo. 00 OR STOP BY apt. 2 ba, frplc, paUo, Avall lliy L ~ • 2:riB& 1 BA. HW ept.s. 2~ Kids or sm.t peb WALK TO Ht:ACll' Viii the Gorg lfl& H~ II d ,.,...,._ Quiet complex. , D/W, end Pr.~ OK. s:s.50. 64&-7~ btwn ~ 3?i Ava.a.J May ill mo. Agent, 497 1711 . on o r . . bay front. ideal for __. • Adult.II, no pets. $375. EASl'SIDE 3 Br 2 Ba. no bell. 80 peta.:i;Adlls. I prof. decor. 2 br/den, waitress.673-6755 l~blkNo oll9thSt., ... "-·or-<........ -......... ' ... 21stSt. _....._.. 1 11All-6Pll.63J-0303evs lugefirepUic"° <5467) LalJ-aHUb 3250 has it 11JL Full secur. 2 AC.Iii r...-s F ~ .,,,.._ _._ _, _. _______ __.. __ Rust.le ~lusiOt'I awaiu. R ...... s 611-4555 ••••••••••••••••••••••• car park. be $1000 mo llr, on the bench, all ul.IJ · ............ m tt MESA VERDE home at-~ 2 br coodo, end UDd. pool. youatOli.&J Br,2ba~ llonorma1 credit cani:i 3 BR. Z ba condo Park· AvaH Moy 1 Call for pd. $?80 mo, yrly. •IRAMD HEW• mosphere 21W br dlx Nice 2 br. iaraee, kids OK. $325 mo. Av"I home j_Q lovely are. 2 ...t"2 brlhba d -Wlepnvacy s:ns least.' '!_ppt955-°'3tdays. __ b~l9(() Cherry Creek Adult apta,nopet.s.566-lo:M dabwsbr, ao pets. 1785 immed._.. • yr..... \.'Oil 0.: Nc>pets. ~15 ...... l "' 2 8° ' le' A h l St $2""' s s ~ t> • A & 'Gar, pool. rr. Jndry, -------eor..acMtMcr 3722 ~· u., P '· IBl'wf~e.refric. na e m • • .,. UAHDMEW I ~/~300'l A~a~ May l. S3SS. 3 Br. 2 ~a townbomt.' •••••••-•••••••••••••• _;~vl ~·i!::'!t CI09et.obuses.lltal'm. &G-UOlevs.7~dys 2dJ:&condostyleapt.:n>r Hideawa7 io lbai. vane ..!!... l ----Near poo S375 mo. Bacb W/kitc:Mn Ir ba. qt at 2701 s. •'aitview. Just Adlta, DO peta. 2llr apt. Netr cpts. palot, 2~ ba $385. a ..... .,. ~ered c:ouotry Jldling .-.19oe Ml·~ =~~a::~~ S. d Wamu, N. of S.D, ~ ent'l yard. l97S W~ $325, SSGM1 ~~S:.~ba. $495. Hc.iiaw 3242 LagmaNHJ-f 3252 AvaiUtayL6180rc.hld. Fwy,W.1.99l.Nopeta. $240. Jbr, rerric. etv, AptA.$325. Hrbr Hts Twnhse. ZBr, --;::;;;;;~;~0::~·:::; ;~·:::·;~·r·;·;;~:~·;;; llG-CANYON -rse.1361 W»oa 1.a.-t 3106 C&D. p•Uo.CA~lts, no 2oldBr blehild, •mlmlfDCdt ~· patio. awtm•a pool, Lrg -t:/Qde 2 br 1 bM recll>e Plush 1 BR t.ownhome ,.__,,_ .....,__ -3724 ••-••••••••••••••••••• pet1. 72' .. ame1, er c • 11 pe .,,., 1rnbelt. Cl• to Hlio1.' ctuld/pel OK S3SO 313 36' boat slip. 3 BR 2"' green. A/C. 2 c·ar gar.. suspend1:d over golf wvan1 -.o Brand new quality J Ur 6'D-T187pm No slngles. $300, mo. 351 Hrbr. $295/mo. Call ns. Roe'-~ ... .,. n n Ba, patlo., ~k. tennis. jac.,1pool, Lse $42S mo •••••-•••••••••••••••• "C" Avocado 642--0857 n•---'"'"''or .....,..,"7 a S ~mo.714-84G-6ls2 c..:an 4lH-41>24 course. Upgraded w/g11rden patio. Yrly 1D> Meyer Pl., or new · ___ ,_ ........ __ ,.,,.,.. ____ _ 2 BR. bJlni.. all wood In ---t.h.ruoot. W/fplc. & mir $50 WEEK & ur $425. Prknl:...GiS-9850 -twnlule apt. 2 BR llh Ba, 2 Br apt. lie bdrma, well Manaaers unit, 3br, tenor hardwood floor,,, Prestigious Wl•athcrly 3 Br. 2 ba, pvt bch. rct· rn~rwt;1 Cwoc:ml mbarp. oBorlsnn~ "tud1'0, l '---'-oom Yearly nice 2 BH Crplc fncd patio, gar, $32S. manaaed. No pets. New· 21Aiba, frple 4s dbl 11ar. d I Bay Twnhse. 4&.:; Ur All a r tl 11 w i. w 1 m ~ "' .., ..,.,.,.. • • ' 64S-46S5 1y edec *'><" 675-6~ .,..,c M G o... gar. lgl· yard, 8 u ti., nit I J/ o '·'nru" ""'"·"/Mo. <LJ.109> Maa·d ~erv1c~. pool 00 ........ , SJ65 mo ' -r · _,.,, ----~ mo. r. or.,.,u, ~ am" 1es. poo. tcr1111:., poo suwaa i:o vww. "" ~ ..,...,.., • " ~ ........, f1112S1S H kdyS $33S 96.1-991 7 club, bout i;h~ ~·rum SOOO/mo.970.7740 JoyceEdlund642·8235 2376Newport81.CM. 6'7>297S ___ $1951Br,lncl.utiLCrpta, •2 Br Ille.a Verde. • ' • New z b1 l'ondo 1-'ool, ms up Agt 1141> 01 i7 or 548·9755 or 645-3967 _ lc6oa PetlhlSlllo 3807 drJis, patlo., qUiet. adults, Lower. $2:50. Gar. avail. NEW XTRA Dlx twnhae spa. Prom $375 Kid~ & ~9638 2 Be. 2 ba on golf t·uurst• SUS c•~iy•c: ••••••••••••••••••••••• nopeta.6"-6958 AdulU,nopeta. 833-8974. apt. front unit. Lt a Jtr • .-lo OK. 675-4912 Bk --W/pool. $36(), -._ 2~ 0 • i J dfue ........ r l"ine 497 2426 FOR LEASE Nicely rumisbed 1 bdrm. 2 br l ba upst.rs W/S~D NEWPORT BEIGHTS-1 Eutslde Costa Mesa 1 +D hkup~ ~r:: 3 BR. 2 BA. dbl ear. Pool, ••••••••••••••••••~~~.! Mi--z-V'~ --3-267 3 Bdrm. fam·rm view Closed gar. $230. up. Potth, ear. & wash fac1L Block to ahoppi.q le bus. BdnD. apt. very private. t h bbl t . ' £ l Jacuzzi, lrg. fncd yord -....... home , localt'd 1n a Adults. no pets. 2110 S350 pr mo. Qui~" re-1 Bedroom 1 bath SMS. IDO. utU. pd. Call .. ~~ ••• ;_r~• S47S.. Kids & pet. ok TURTLEROCK ••••••••••••••••••••••• pnv»te guarded area Newport Blvd. liable. Call aft 6 PM, chG'lex unit Wtth fenced Leal.ie,546-5880. ..__, • 49$-1'788or67S~o GLEN Ncw2 Br+ den. 2 Ba. din w!Ut many amemt1es for --67~13 -Jard. llature9Clultaonl)' 2tlr, l'M>a. PoQl. lod.ry. area. (rpl. macro-oven. Leuse ut $950 mo. 2125 E/Side_ 1 BR apt & lutch, ec.ntr..o leach :Jiii for t.bil loveb' ~try meati.BJIU pets OK. $335. 2402 TOWNHOUSE chbwhr, atrium. AIC, 2 )'l<'ht RadJant for quiet~~lure, ekmpld ••••••••••••••••••••••• setUni. CALL QUAIL 1 Br S270 f1orida. Carol 848-1414 J Br 1~ Ha. rpk. D/W !'>love. refr11(, lovely F'am bme $450 646 7528 \•1ew. four bedT'oom:.. car car w/opeoer No yd 1 Bdrm runished apt person. 1'100 sm r or d 1 p L A C E 2.200 square feel lm· wwk. 770.2483 $ 2 7 5 m 0 · Ii 0 ~ , 2 dnnker. S200 mo. ut1l pd earlr new up ex. 34631 MAN AG EM ENT 2 Br $3m ONE OF A KIND 4BR 395 FLOWER maculalely up~rado. d ..,_........,,.,. •---h 3269 ... t . 548-3120 Camino Capistrano In CORP al 752-1920 Adults, no pets Corner brickfrplc ..-.. r--__. niarguen t• ---lbe Pahsades area o•er· ., . 121 E 18th Street 11.ld pool~, ~i1.':il~nf~IA!~n~~r •••••••••;••••••••••••• 3 Bdrm. de.n hume. Huntinc)tonleoc.h 3740 looking Cnpo Bch. Oen RUSTJCJBRCOTfAGE ~16 ......... (8426) 2 br. 2 ba. laundr) J:ar works hop $390 \dull!> no peL'> 673-6:n2 J..O ti N S II E ,\ . NO FEE Housei.. con lol'IHed 1~ Sp)gles.,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• vu & bch pnv, 2BR. AllUtllitiesPaid' $26S2BR-PATIO AVAfl.ABt.t-: I \.I dos.,duplexes Rental SW> mo 36Drakt·sDay STUDIO l"'aBA, frpl, 2 oven HugeYd$270 (~84) Extralrg2br2ba+den GreatArea·KidsOK tc'YCS Duplv._ i br l ba. nice yard. garas:e. Avail. May 1. $325. mo. 552 7882 MFA>IATl::LY ' Pavilion. bls-4912 Bkr. ''WHldy Rah-s" rang1:. dshwabr, w:ibr, + balcony. Up1raded. Laundry, ear. (5.165) ....,rMI S"""'VIEW Full kitchen •. .,._ dryer. gar. $425/mo SJOOSteals1bis2+2 Adu.lls. No pets. Very ReotiMH 63l-4SSS J_ Qt.1A.1L IB 2 br, oew C'rpts. new drJ>B, kids ok. No dol(s. $290. 64S.Zl74 GRAB THIS' J UH 2 HA . w/fplc, l>/W t'pL-; Only S415 9634fi'i7 at.:l'nt, no f1.11.· \ 1-:nv l.1..t:AN & Vac:ant ~00 p/mo :s Bdrm:., dbl Aar. oewly r~va111tl•tl, new floors. c·rpt:1 & drps l..ge yTd for kad:\ & pel'I Prefer fam1I\. Al(l"nt. 837.Q98 197~ WaUa«. 2 br, new PL.ACS: PROPERTXJCQ ~ 752-1920 tnn •-ou.\L ST.~ K\CM Open Till 8.30 PM REMT.4LS 2 HR, 2 Ba . .. $435 3 BH, 2 Ba $550 4 or 5 BB. J ba. . . S.S75 C'arpetin•. pet & chud •523 CAMPUS J>t..lll>Vt.-oK. fenced yrd, $32S ""me ; BR. 1 ~, ba pubo Dbl. New 3br 2ba ho u se. 11ar AdulL"i. no pets $450 Frplc, A/C, Lennis. Jae. Mo incl ws hr drv sauna. S43C> mo. 640-1044 ref nit Agt M6 660fi PM J Br. I'• ba E·Sidl' Cul J br 2. ba twnnse, t.nav. de· sac sl Ubl l!3r Prk. frpl, wet bar. dbl Lrg bckyd $SOO !).18 1111 .r::ar $195 84()..179(; "'"" '""" °' ~ v Child OK. no pets. Call Laree Sunny Patio desll'able ltesa del Mar J Br 2 Ba, pool, tennis, Lmens & Utilit.Je~ owner 494.9583 an 6pm Pets OK! (41KS) Avail. May J.. !)46.J696. Honor maJ. credit cards Jac, $3'5 yrly 675-0562 MILE TO OCEAN wkdys or Slit/Sun or in· Ret:thnes 631-:-4555 $325 mo. BR 2 Ba hmbse_ pool. SEA VIEW. 3 Br populor . Royal SuitH Motel quire al unal A. above Honor maj. credit cards 2 BR 1 Ba I ed jacuul, avail lmmed.,. Bar Harbor pnmc ocn Bluffs 4 . BR, hke new• 727 Yorktown Blvd address. encl g 'h::i':/ l rcll eci .Uta. $375 mo. 963..fOU Yu $950. 547 7044 . Lovelyview'$7SO. BeacbBlvdatYorktown ,. __ ::;_.M -3122 Bacbapt,SeniorCitiun •-ar.OK a 't 536-0411 ___... uon ar only. $150 mo incl util, """"nager • no pe s. Plush dpllt 2 BR 2 BA 833-3215 A~l'nt &14·1133 ----••••••••••••••••••••••• Mobile Home Pk. Also, $290. 1970 Wallace, fplc, gar, iots of park.ng: HIG CANYON Luxurious Charming bungalow 2 Br, SMAU.. BEACH HOTEL space for reht. 646-4151 646-1850or~l55 __ good area, mi to bcb. 2 Br 2 bath t• on 1 Ba, "ar. 1 •;; blk bch ROOMS $32.50 Week l BR 1 Ba. compl redec. ~· 4!8-3'79S d 0 m; n 1 um h 0 m 1• S125 yrly Opn S S Apt Sl501mo. 536-7056 _ • 2 br 1 ba. Easlside. util encl gar. lndry facil No ---- Nt'w nC'ver lived in Wl'I I I IPM :!H JOth St 8 h 1748 (1._'-""i/J"'r .. ., ~-a~\!i>~{6 ba '275. pets, l!rlO Wallace $240. &.CICJUl'Ohach 3848 bar/frplc $6001or l~l' h73·150:l.213274·:l6!!2 ~~ •• ~~ •• t.: ..... , ~ .,. ~J.BSO;S45'6US ••••••••••••••••••••••• opt Salisbury H 1-: flarborV11:whome New-LAGUNA REAtlit MTH GARDENAPTS E·SID E. cozy bach, 2ar.newcrpl.drpc. gstudio,nrbcb,sbopi; 673..moo I} dl'CO 1br, 3bu. rum INN. $65twk & up Maid <.:ORONA DEL MAil w/fplc, all uUI, new de· Near bus slop Stv, refrig, $245 mo Inti 8 I G •' A N \ o N rm, shutters. 1-'r~nch serv. color TV heutcd cor. $210. Alf. lPM • .--.. G45-Z274 util494-2'197,493·713'7. .... doo t /li 1 7 > ....... -. ""'"' 2 Br Townhouse, (rplc. 67s..2913 _. TOWNHSE rs + gues w v rm. poo · ( 14 4,,..._...., "°" Pool, teruu.s. Some ocean ---------•2Br 1Ba .....,. d,,_ E 2 BR upper. view. New 2 BR, 2 ba, erpt d & bed. bath. Lse $850. N. Coast Hwy. & Catalina views. Close VILLA MIDERA p;., Adii,;~~ ~ new cpt.s, drps, lit\ b!'s 4 drp'd, spectacular Golf -~ --Studio apt. marvelous to FastuoD J11lud & fine 2 Br, 2 ba. *>IDO util pd. 319 Monte Vista 831·299'7 to l>ch. hf11, Het11e r Course &Jake 'Liew, Sep S27S. Allowance ror fix-oeHn vutw. 1pac1ou• beach, Also l Br. ~cl. gar•ies. Co1.1pl• PU'tr. tilO. No~ 11:ar.! tennis & poof. Lse up. 2 Br TI7~ ll"YUle.. w/ltyiJc. 497.1303 644-2iltll , .... er Cbltdren o"'k No 1 bit', clole In orpeta. 49'7~18 ..,,... $700. Mo. MC-~18 «m-T78& "'' • • StGS -... ---..----For 2 mos, tide pools. pets. $295. 2324 Elden. ~ OteMViewlBrl>apfft Rat*~! 3 DR, 2 ba. nu paint, surf fistung, sea shells. Spac. apt w/fantut.ic bay 64>196S All UW Paid $l9C>' We ba\'e iooo·~ o r 4.'flJ(s. & drps. $550 mo. sunsets, heated pool view Call 673·8893 or All util. paid. 1 br, cpt.s. 2 BR l BA, 4·plex, drps, RIS,Mmt&eer (49&5) llous<-s. dplxs, apts now. ti46 2848 eves. days +pool table go with tha!t 64().1232 drps. refrig, bllns. $215. cpts, stove, $265 + S200 LovelyZBr·HtdPool . all areas all pru·l.'s :-,.ss.9341 Treasure Island Trlr. + . Adults no pets. 2013 dep. 631·3'725 Saveonr1•<· qul>en size bed & color l BR, S. of llwy. refn g. Cha r i~ Sl 548.1517 . ----. EnclosedPat.io,$320. 645-4900 .4CJf OCEAN vn:w cable TV Compl rum bltns, lndry, & gar. 646-0ll2 · '8 RAND NI:: W & Available now! 15816> Duplex. t huu:.t.' from ino pels/chlldrenJ Adlt.s.nopcts $32.S Agt. BEAUTIFULS1x28R2 Rtftff,_5 631-455S $500. 4 br. 2'., ha 1-' R l~an an W Newport 3 Come to park ofrare, a~k 673-4447 Large E-side 2 br. l ba, BA apts. + l BR loft & HonoC' maj. credit ca.rd" 1 Hr ch arm 1 n A h "c By Owner new Wood· pool. tennis. gardt•nt•r llR 1 •,., Ra. being re· for Streker $3110 mo --nalural wood cabinets & den. All w/pvt pauo or • ~beamed ceahn~s & bridge Creeki.1de Owner,64().-0()(WI modeled Ready for oc 714·346-221;9, l'\S CostaMffO 3824 b ea m ceiling. Pvt balcooy. Acllts, no pets. Bac h . apt. c r pts & 1.._rge yd. $275 mo uul Sycamore model de-------l'PY Apnl IS $525 mo 714.5644045 ••••••••••••••••••••••• balcony. Util pd. Adults, Xlnt toe. 2085 Tburln, drapes, nr beach. ut1l ·pd 646-1220 tached home. 4 br 2\'Z TERRACfo; TWNllS1': 3 LgcLavHm,w/danarca. - -L.AMAHCHAAPTS nopet.s.$325.731.0001 (btwoBay&Hamitton}, pd, no ktchn. $170. Uke new 2Br. 2na. cov ~as~S-:.~~ Mt-adow-Br 2•2 Ba. 1-'am Rm. bltn k1tch, 3 lgt.> BR, pref Hewporl leoc.h 3769 Large 2&3 bedroom 673-2058or673..c&Z 494-ClSf ...... t· vt r ...,. d __ .. 75. 6'75-0745.._?r 557·1M6 family 675·6775 ••••••••••••••••••••••• garden apts Ds bwhr. 2 BR, crpts, drps, laun· Open Sat/SUn J-S 2 BR 3 blk "-h bltn er""' pa 10. P n .. -.. Y • bltns encl gar gas bbq. dry rm. No pets, Adults. . ' s to""" • s, i-1cc stovf', oven, cpts. 2 2Br Smoketree Condo. SF..AVIEW, 3 br. or 4 Br BAY FRONT Pool' Gas. Pd •778 Scott S265mo. 96&-8088 28.r, tBa tri·plex paUo, crpts, drps, Adlls, no car "ar. adlt.~ 548-6301 Comm un i l Y poo I · Ocean view. pool/ ten Luxurious 2 HR 2 BIJ • Pl ...... ~3 · rucely decorated, $275 peu, $330. lst, Ju t ~ ---J llCUZZ I , S42s m o . nis.$875.(213)430-3629 condo. on 3rd floor n ·""-'•''" Largeapt.ceramickit& mo. 38r, 2811., frplc, se<:.842-4904 Sl6S. Kids. pels ok Nice Ml·l241. 562·7500 Agt -------N t li T r ~e· bo, patios, garden fruit patio aundcck gar $385 Patio, good area. ---NEWPORT HEIGHTS ewpor ;iy owes You don't need a gu.n to ' ' ' ..._A:11111111'11111Hi-..1 3152 f W"' "''UT er. 38 2Ba Ser bldg. hugt• living trees & more $350. mo. 646-1220 ·-.,-.• ~900 Agt, s m ec tu.<.. ._... r . • Spic ·n Span. ready for rm, overlooking beaut "draw rast" wben you ~ -••••••••••••••••••••••• Twnbst'. grdn patio. occupancy 2 br & den. 2 Balboa B d 1 1 ploce-on ad in the Daily -. Quiet 2br, 2ba, rcdeco BR 2 Ba, bllns, cpts, , .. .5:r1Z~EY 1 Br pool.mo ... ~k~lts only S395 hardba. ~.~ g~.ed.r'a~ .. $750 mo ;,~:;,.,~ L'I on y. BIG! Pil.,~ .. ~!o8t Ads' Call now Find wbal you want JO 1arden apL Ws hr, dryr drpll paUo carport. ~ (U"4) ........ _ .. ~ -wuuu n""'" ,,_,, .............. Daily PUOC.Classifieds. hookups, enclo.ed gar. • SJi.9079 l't1I Pd S2'70 .,,.... L t M di'• 1 t HSJ 3 Br 2Va Ba. former se or mo o mo 3124 ature a ..... sm pe - , .. ,..R ... 'NGZB"'R" model, rirlme ootr 642-1334 days, 642·6578 SanCa..-nM 3276 CostaMeso 3824CodaMesa OK.$300.562-1233 Hewporflffdl •ll'9 '"".-u'' n.u. ,., J.Q .too eves • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• •••••• • • •••••• ••••• • • • • • • •• • • •. •• ••• • • • • •• ••••••••• •• • - -•••••••••••••• •••••• ••• $250 St.em•. R&rS coune & ake vu. S6i5. ---E-side 2 br. plush crpt, f'bcdYd Gar (6449) S4'MOM SeaYlew 3br Zba Beaut Ne\f view 2 br coado GREAT RECREATION· ........... gar. $275. Adulls. 01'< Separate Apt. ~ 631-4SSS oEERYIELD 2 b;-2~ Yiew .. All xtras.'Comm. ~~o.lstle:~~~iroo~ Swlmmlng, saunas. 2 Medt'terraneanVr'llagr~ Nopels. 160 21sl. Pnvacy.Bloc:ktobeacb. llonormaj.credllcards "ft twnhse,'-l.dbigar, J>OOl,Jac + 2leDIU!>cru Sl d' E 992 bealth clubs. bWJards. SilS-2127 2Br. 2ba, encl gar. • ---""" "t' w/guarded gate pnvacy. OO ep ves S.W·l night.-ligbted ten nu blti.ot, beam eeil's. walk 8TOf'O 1232 pool,$410.995-3591 _ $900mo.&f0.0327 orlvmess at'731·0345 courts.Pro&prosbop. 2 Br -3 Br . 2 ba ln lighted elosets. •Beamed ceilings, wood paneling ·--'--·--u· rd ''"lliti aid d·· .. -NO •••••••••·--•••••••••New up(raded lbr condo 12S''J ~ St ..., blk to Ocean llllls Condo, view. golf driving range. party ..,..."""""""• pa o. ya , v• esp , a ... ..,., 'llEW 3Br. 2Ba, &Jr cond. for l.se A.dult commty bch SS75 3 b; 2 ba dplx 28r, 2~a. bltns, dabwshr. room •Grasscloth wallcovering frplc. encl gar, laundry pets. West Newport. frplc. cpg, drpe, bllDl!. Access lo many tennis · · · cpl.s, drps Real sharp FUN ACTIV ITI ES •Fireplaces, wet bars nn.From$32S. Avail approx Apnl lOlh nurrowave 871-3889 l't.~ w/run.nlng bl"OOk ofr bll.Uls. rrpt, w/w crpt. 1 $400 lat. last +sec dep Fulltime director . free •Dishwashers, walk·in closets TSL Mgmt 642 1603 $.500/mo yrly lease. Call Fo4Ml.Yaley 1234 patio Pleasurable en· 'i{:!~ ~litssu~o ~~~s, Alt 4119 4271. !213) SWlday brunch, BBQ's •Balconies, patios $290 2 BR earden apt, 536-7711 ___ _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• v17:°melnt. tFo~5~e~~~~ 798-435G 331-0!IOS trips . part1 es. i.port •Park-like landscaping cpts, drps. stove, gar. 2 BR, 1 ba. rrpts & drps. rnr.3b<&.frplc,lncd yd. ca pv Pr -Wc'>;tSllORI!: CLIPFS<tBr. toumaments&more' •Swimmingpo0ls.i!CUui Adlts.63'7·1320art6pm ftJr.slepstob<"h.yrly. Chldm ok. no p«s SS25 $315/mo ---l'N.OewpoR LrtEARiSvEer Ave 3 fam rm. on iOI! course, BEAUTIFULAPTS •La"ghted tenn'1s courts .,. __ , ........... --3126 Dys 640·5860, eve '· rdo' 7"'1 .. ..._ MOVE GHT IN • lb •-b h Slngles. 1&2 bedrooms --642-5225 mc.s ga r. " ............ · RJ ! s arp Be. z B~. $500/mo. ·No c. "' c prav. $475 Furn. & unrum. Models •Minutes to freeways & beaches •••••0 •••••••••••••••• --------4 Bed~~islory Fouo 3 BR 2 Ba., w/cpts, s pets. 213 445 6666 / .E13) ™·3453 d ·i 10 • 7 R View, beauurut, new, 2 3 BR. 2 ba, frplc, nr Lido tam Valley.~ •Sharp: & pet 011• Only S4 · 646-7825. Saft JMan :°te :!~1c.'0a;ail~~o I IB>IOOM Br, 2 ba, $350. Close to Village, $495 mo, yrly I L. .54 963-4567, agt, no lee. -· Capi .....__ 3278 ~ I llDROOM & D8f shop9 675-417• 640.7309 lse 99(1.5868 11218-1928 c ean, vacan Sharp Monaco H arbor s~ lease reqwred. Sorry . ' --·---·-----ar !Q.1788. Rancbo San Joaquin . ••••••••••••••••••••••• adul ~~•.. 2 II .Z II Tow~-1 l.A.!Xurious 3Br, 3Ba Beam Ceillngs-Frple Much Mott1 $4.50 (96331 1 5 c 1 • View Homes. 2 BR & t.sVUIJ,nopet.s. -........._. l BR. tleao, freshly Deluxe 2 BK w/ear, bl.k e egaot en ar os 0 e 0 u Pg rad e d Live In beaut San Juan, 2 Oakwood Adults Only painted. gar. No pet.. rrom beaclt, m0ttUaly. Twnhme. 2 BR & den, 2 Garde'ner incld Ava11: BR 1"6 Ba condo, pool, ~ S26S 831).9325 ft 6 ~ A1Upm• f31-42.fi6 levels. Great loc. S600 4115178• ssoo. mo. _nopc:.•ta.~.493-8264 Gat'denApa.rtrnents OfftceOpen Daily9to8 "1!!.r · a pm. • • mo. 9M-l27S 546-4141 ask for Wray ~--t..... •--32IO "•.,...IHdl/Hor4tl C714) H7 .. 0ZO IWlwgt• a.a 3840 llwlli14•1ffdi 3140 And ...unwv -A80 Irvine (ill 17th• d C ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••-·•-••• YOUl"Own Tenrus Crt! For Lease 2Br, 2Ba patio _ ~-••••••••••••••••••••••• 645-0550 2400 Harbor Blv ., osta Mesa, Calif. Plus Htd Pool, t)"plc home. pool/tenois/clb llG C ·~OM $225. 2 br KJds ok 1000s He..,...le«ll/5-ffl 4 Br, 2 Ba $4..15 <6336> focU. $435 mo. ~MSO ~"' · 1 645 4900 l700 16th St ' • Ira 611-4555 -Luxurious 2 Br. 2 Ba, more avai. . f0overal 16th > CoctaW... 3124c..ta1Mfte 3124 • ;:m-j credit nil SUJ>ER DUPER! 3 BR 2 coodo W/Wf!t bar, frpl A~l..:_.s~ftt _ 642·8l70 ............................................ .. rm · ca BA..+ den, £pie. D/W & Ne..,/neYer hvect an . nntt. 3290 l~ow .._. U40 cpts. On.l)' $425. ~. $800fino ar •ubtDJt lse ....................... I~~~~~~~~~ ·--••••••••••••-•••• aJl DO ree. ()llOon. ~ ~o~ds~r.1~ MOVE B.EFORE SUM-w"t1&~~NT ... ~ .a.,.. I MER RUSH, Turtlerock 61l·HOO ....--._,am ee. SJ>K, c:beefy, 3 Bll 2~ --c:.ndal1Hl-.s New· .... Ut·Z '*lroom Ba. atrium, tplc:. •el-Steps to bay! lbr Condo UllfwwlslMd 3425 •4 Br, 2 Ba. SS75. Lovely yard, patios, 2 frplcs. &1).fl114 or 838-5259 .($550) or 2 bedroom + bar $493 mo.144-8:l8S w 124' boat allp. 2 pa~. ••••••••••••h••••••••• dal(IS'fS). Ced.a.r•win W 0 0 DB R JD GE frplc. bltn1, 2 cat a Br • 2 8 • • JI u n t '&w home. 5 Dlocu w £STATES 4 BR 3 BA. 2 ganac. Nu palnt&ahut-Landmark UUmu beach. Prt•ut~ 2·ur sty, very deluxe Acla_ms lt'n thruout. STOO mo 98*·HH. 142-0183. :.::;:,f c. Fu Uy m al n Model $600 6tO-te90 831). 7717 afUPM 1 ~ yard. Adult.II. No --·..:-.-·-----: ~ loqaar. 525 llUt st Oraoptree l BR dbl far Harbor View borne, 4 BR, T~Hle _.m•> MCMD.11 ___ ~ peUo. ~.Jae. sauQa: =p~ank::~ r;.,. ~:!~ ...... sMd 3521 VACANT z 8dnn. cncld 00 pet.a. 1315-. S11l..at.65 ~ $'1s0 mo Jcue. ...................... . ~ ..i..t H.8 Loe. $JZS. WoodlJrid-wllak vt Mf.t.W ~•ta t'l'ohme, nr A&lt l Keith Bltr .,_ ...,.... e, P $525/mo. 1st, lut. IAYRtOMT 2 BR condo, y rl y, S100mo 3 BR. i bat.bl, yrly. ssso ADULT C:QHOO 2 UR., z ba, yrly. S42S STEPS TO HACH 3BR. 2ba, bay vu $1050 2 BR, 2 Ba., yrly $400 associated 11111•)" UI~ ~I Ill T<1"S f't, -'w 11th, h~• 'AAI ::m1ar~~· · h:a-::1::~''1· Larae 2·•tory ~ontem· c:kaND£ No .-a. J(ay '):::--• Dl, Y poratJ hOJn• w/ ,.Bf', L-.i7U. W Br ~not P'IU 142 llMtllaa2mUo Rllli. J)o, paUr>, U41 lam rm & den. Wallr to -J\ua0ruat-yrtJ". szzS •P211D0 , ·~.re. Prof uptrd1 &: bay• OC&AN. Open fr Dyf•w.,.... )600 a. mo. 2121 E. , .... H. m.snt tndJqld; .U tiaod., 4000 britht. lli50/mo l~. • ............. , ..... _. Mf.1'01 --r ---...;.....;;..;;~-;..._-1mo. (Plosltl~ rura WATERJl"RONT Jll~ICH .&s.u.;n:Nt>ll'BR.a Ba, ..,...,..)..A:MC.H HOME.~ 2Do"71J.«111.,J>Jslev•. "ON THC 8£ACff,•• w/._ ~ Oal7 ~ INCti U41 CU· l badl. winttt. ~ toa. ~. act. no ··-.. •••••••••••••••. iwuta. wmter l'enUJ UtU pc1. ' Etlllnlil 1• 1.RVili a t Br t>lk rr bth. 12u , JBr,..:J. Bi. e br a N , cWH to bUdl: West.at all': SOI/ -IW' 1"l1 119 lr1' ~. did • wtr. ti/ un Awl. Jn 1 Kennybunkport? Isn't that the boat that won The America's CUp in 757 ~OC>~ I eoata .. BUY ! ~ CONSIGN NOW! OC AIRPORT • Net S170.GOO per wttk. We have U milUoii ....... ..... 4250 ~OU. IRV. COMPL.E~ ContractulU reMirvutlons bacllin1 with AAA ··--·-•-••••-Offic~ apace • tull ll S /Canida Is the followinf aJrllnee United, lncreuln• cSornand for -.o.~~~.:!.,.._:.---• Br b TV r-t attYIU. UO &00 1q It Della, W•tern, HufhH Air West. ContiMotal, ... •..,.. ~"iis ". ·;.l~: f r o m $ a $ O m o • KL t "Dut4'h", Swill Alr, Lu\busua. • temporary •tcounUn1 Ach'erflMiig Rep , .. ~. 114 168-4271 (714)7~1 4760 • lOCJft lnvestrnenl tax credit • depreclaU011 derbexperienced in: -Telephone ll co1&nter • UJS.UaY f\P!' UVINC deferrm~ts 1alel in otnc-e. souculna n.Wal.er CONDO-MAUI HAWAII Ottice Space on Newport •WehavcUl '71, "'78'slnFleetoeed200tolalby ~P-r.W.. In field. Exper. prcf'd. 1D Whalers Vlllac,e, nr Bl~d .• C.M . Pvt entry• May 1. Acea& taa.ul•abfe Apply 1660 Placentia EQ)o7 tUO,MO •PM· Lllh.al ott Kuoapoli perk:i.ni, Act.~ • Purchase at factory invoice 'Star's mtnla rw p.,,.a ClwU Ave, Coeta Mese ~ f ••unnMq Baacb. tl•y 1'7 thru ii1t 2 Bay view olflces, S00ou~h~~·· ~ln·s. ( 1 1 _, •~ ll ., Costelertls ,._ ............. Coupl"' wan•-.. ~ • MltiW eouna, f\illy funa 1 BR. 2 B~. Newport Beach, 550 aq 1 'io ,..,,anc i o ovo ce ... es lax .,. cente, "'"""".,.... .. ...,.. ot ~ tnills, put· Incl patio, w /ocean le ft, $350/mo. 6'2·2255. lbrq CROCKER. 12.0 APR, 7 year noto. Rqlattr today to worlt al to manaie a 11mall busi-..;: .... .-.....:.....·-a.. aJt.D • .a-Slps 4 $960 --l N oesa p/U!lle. Will not ln _.._,,..._ ... ,... ' · For fwtbf'r lnformaUon contact your cooven ence. ew tftfere w / your preseni C..11 Tl4·4U·aaG5 n 2 a4J, otca. pvt ent. ap· Mr.UuocrorMr.Mlller M-fo&.o.f IOU Peew• I JSO aaipmenla are comlna .)Ob. Must be willlnl to ~':==.:a:a:,:· n•.a-~ e..':'t:'Jt.'N~l~ 1327 Dale's RV Rentals Inc. :;::;'[ ................... •••••••••••-•••••••• ~=~all .,-.u of learn. Mr. Hall,M2·11S4. 2atcry townhouses ._.. te SIMre 4100 FU!l •--1 (714) 559.44(6 I NEED '· MASSAGE American National Ins. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~· Fl..-EMOD1LS CALL co. needs ao exp'd "Girl Dec. ldteb, priv, patiol •II SB.ICT1YE• We've 1ot sprin& revor (~l:~D~~·~~~ I MONEY Friday" ror Irv. ore. • ~•l~o•IH. crp&.., at Udo Manna VUJaee. ESCORTS Typing req'd, salary . ·draperlet, parkla.i. Gain a reliable While it lasts <We're of· Denver, Colorado • OUTC"'• • -..y l&AA ,,._, Ex.....,..ed to leam e14!ivatora. roommate. ferln1 free rent 011 Openln1May1. _ ..,._ NiWillntemM .....-.-~· nef'i 645-7464. beaut. office space over A1Jowtnc 2 way Rell.l&1I to LA. CltlDIT MO 631-'Jl.1 I · ~ ' ins. bus. Group be lls • .ree+=a• maidMl"Vice __ •_SHA __ R_E_A_H_O_M_E_•-1 loolunC lbe Bay. Space PaQILIM SOOS.Mm; Se.SOI pd vacation. Call for .._ I "' ~ TO •--r .._,..._.DY'S No Tower Union Bank appt. 752·1131 3Bdr. Condo, walk to rom 290 to 900 IQ.••· ID -•3rd -~ ~" * b'Ihe~ol()range A.l FM!Uon blabd, Jam· beaCfl. Share w/2 sinlie daycl. cJrparu1:5ton. drpeaJ • .:.rvA.'£·at51 ~ .<>pt l .. v SOOS 7u..590J Outcall llwage APART Mgr, uper cpl lo ..... " Saa Joaqwn men. DOIHmoker. SJ.J5/ -.. ---... r Arra111od by m.Q329 (714)835 All 03 mer nu 32 Umt apt. HB. Hl1ls Bd. mo+ 14 util.. H.B. Call util pd. Take advantage ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ......,eo.tWHOMt_.... Lom.SOJO ----...;.._----1~~~~;;"'t~~;;~i-=S3M022~~~;;;~Ci;--F.d Ott Ten')'. 536-576.1 or ol our spnn& lever .. & Ea.allide c .M. Parkln& ONE PERSON f.SKEJU LEE• J'brmstnclnformatfon: 5'3-?212. free rent offer. We'll 1pace avail for cmpr CS'tlfledll&SRUN A/P.f'ayrolClrtt •---------probably come lo our shell, 1m mlrhm, 12'·15' ••-••••••••••• .. ••••• Houle CaJla. By appt. --------•l Larae coov hospital, Eic-J I '4/644-1 CXX> Beaut, near beach & NB senses by summer. Call boat" trlr, etc. 645-0813. BUSINESS C-onlt. llrm wnza mlWoo ~ •ACCOUMTAMT• per, pref. Xlnt salary" ___ ...;._ ____ -1 tranap., 18·25, neat. or stop by any weekday Avail now, nobl. bKkk>f, Nels 2.4 million. ---------1 C..trsKo. benefits. Non smoker. NU Bayfmtupperduple~ Pr'tf.gjrt.$1~.M2-4ST9 ~:,::!~~~Ulaee ........ /l••nt/ Pays 20'1. tntert•l 6 F.OXY LADY ToSlt .lll ~~~~:,r~~y~l~t~~~~ w/pvt bch area. 3bt, Fem. roommate wanted 3475 Via Oporto All•r;e Part or Full Time months UZ·UH or Oidctl M_.. J>earee not req'd. 3.5 yrs valCJCent Hospital. 1030 =4. ~l(~ ~ti May 1.st, Bal Isl. $141 (at Nwpt Beach Blvd) ....................... II you are lookinl for • ~U 7l l·l561 aper ln eonstructJon ac-VI. Warner. Santa Ana co•slder yrly he. mo. UUI includ. 673-8632 (714)675-8662 a.inns busineu of your own ~ Trwd 5035 ctni w/empbas11 on pro-... -M"' ...... Gl ... '- 714/M0-1879 M&-732'1 1 . O,portmtty 5005 that can offu you finan· REGNANT? Carine. jec:t costs, analysis " .--1 ~~ ~ or Beaut. home n Irvtne t.o CXfice space 1()()()..1700 sq ••n••••••••••••••••••• cial inctependence, ••-••••••••••••••••••• coolldenUal eo1UU1eUng vJtlanees. Supervisory Couple for Newport 2 Bdrm. SSIS mo tSCM w, 2 rms avail., spa, fl. Bal. pmn. SAN CLEMIEHTE DON'T PAS'S THIS UP, 1 nwr~y a. referral. Abortloo._ ability necesa. for this Beach complex. Fu lly Haven PL Avail. •511 6 all convenieDC!e1, frwy 613-1541or673-8040 Oroomine & Pet Shopi WE OFFER: a.unw lldoptioa "lteeplJlg. m..Sor developer. No. experienced. Salary Ko. tease. 7euoG3 ~~~·~j~· eves NEWPORT llACH Retiring after 1 1ood W••ilt ..._ APCARE 547•2563 m~CCOU..._ ..... 5 open.t!M·l.268 ZBr 1 b bltns refrtg. CaUflst~nltBldg years, fine locaUoo & llfT~-.., ......... _ UMDA&YICIU ~ "'""-"' M-1AW..ted 7100. parkms. •i blb_'t.o bcb. Resp/ fem shr 21B_R condot 1501 WestcWf Dr client.el•. S68.500EN. RY --. -~Ml'TB> ~••••••••-••••••••,.. ._ IOO yrb' }'fo ~ts w same, poo ,Jae, pv 6.9/sq ft 963-7626 BERTHA H 2-1 T.D.! a.o.s. ~ M91Mge PERSONNEL -f3rdSt 49'~ ' paUo. $175/mo + ~ util. REALTORS Faltt$tTerms11DcelM9 ....... offt! SERVlC~ · CM. Eve& or wknds OfflCEAT 215De1Mar 492-4121 ~Mlt-C.. SeniqallOfanpCo. 547·7631,lOMNo.ll(afn 2 BR. 2 ba., bayfroot coo· W.24S8. THE llACH 642-2 I 71 545-0611 ___ 835-_1313 ____ 1 SUlte 1016, Santa Ana do in .ecur1ty bide. Pool. o-. (em •-_.__ 3br New plush cpls & nicely CIGA.IETTE SUPPL y 1"1n.t •Alweya lCI0<;'.1 Ytee• sistlilo..I ¥Nr1Y ~....... ..., ''"' d r DtSTlllUTOISHIP Retired couple bas DANCE OF+"'"' ·~~~~~~~~! ___ A~i_ent_67_5-_1642 ___ 1 ~d Hf:Sr ":T~ wgswy~ f;!~ H' B~~-~ !; PART OR FULL TIME TD~• to lend. 1st Ii 2ncl r:.u:; ~~::?: •=--------• vn• _, Be bdrm/bath, rec rac. $175 5.lJ.9909 Immediate operuugs in uu Moa ~-· UPN to t'--c•-..&. • ru.Y, spa .. ,ous 2 n, Oranae County and/or Aaent, l-837-3744 -.......,. ''d *Acea& -. ....--. bit from bay & ocean + '"i ulll. 770-0403 * SkY SUrrES * surrounding Lowns for 8PM Sun •• '25N. Eucu • $150+ W/tpk " balcony. Only morns, Dick ........... ElM dastnbutors. All retaH Allah. 535-S383 Co1ta Mesa med teal $.11S. UW 1Dc. 675-38C71 ""-"-' $5100 FR.EE S~lON W I AD Meed a ltoonuwle? From 150 Sq H out.lets are secured b1 man~. co seeks 2-3 )'rs JBr, 28a, frplc, earaae. To Professionally Find Banlt of Amenca Build· compa.o,y. We realize we are &lving ~ ~· Problems 1 Want help current exper. in A/R, _ _.._ 1 bllt b•v, bcb & ..... •T RJGHT PERSON f NO SELLING ..,.., v_.., JitUe facts tn ~~~~~~~~~ fl_..,_ .. a solution! Free. C/R, C/D" Ute payroll. _..... ~ '""' ing, 10 stories o y .. _ d ' J--J .._.,. ean~ th 4 Sd •----'--. mo ''"'""7NV> ou may uccome IS· ... ,_ ad, but if r"me of A B c H E L p LI N E , ..., e1 er or ay __.., -· -.,_ h.v.r•·02Aru 'UHuMJn:z> Anaheim's finest oHlce f 11 ......, "" ~~ trlbutor or naliona y the ab{)ve points bold ln· 645-m.2 wt. Xlnt bene£ils. No. Eutbla(f. lb(', Iba de·~~~~ space. Easy Fwy BC· advertised cigarettes; terest. for you, then &el ..... RIC mflh/ --'--------4lB&. luxe. freshly deco. unit c.>~b.1\.lo....q ce5S, covered parklnc. Marlboro, Camels, all lbe facts. CALL Mr. ,..,..,,., OUTCALLMASSAGE ACCOUMTAMTS w/trplc, fncd secluded 832-4134 Since 1m All service included. Satems, Kools, Kent, Wilson mo ~5436 or Lott Ir,-.... •711-093 I* UMLIMITf:D patio, pool & covered Prime location & com Pall Mall, etc. You may 8:M·l2l4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------PERSONNEL parkln&. $305 mo. Shr tge hme CdM ~N.vH:..'!-~w~~femof~ keep your present job, .,_, :••• 5100 Young PhD seeks female SER\l'JCES ~ w/mother & 12 yr old 'Yasts. For deuuls, call start part time and ex· Coffee Shop, located in ••••••••••••••••••••••• qe 21 to a2 for compa· ~7.763111~ No M:un UTILITIES PAID! son, 3 BR 3 Ba, walk \o 774-4671 . pand to full lime later if prof'l bldg, S day opera· nionship. 675-3909 aft Suite 1016.Sanla Ana Et llB Be h b ch, $225 +''l utll you desire. To qualify lion. 7:J0.3. Buy direct SCRAM-1.ETS 6pm •Alwaysl00%Free• FP .e::::. $?.&Or on (:;31) 644-4965 Mary, 675-3113 Beautiful furnished of you must have auto, a from ownr. 586·9419 -'--------- Fem w/5yr cluld looking fice, Bank of Costa Mesa ~~ysh~~~sve!~a::d ~:h BEAUTY SALON ANSWERS ~=.a:; ~~:5~;~~'. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,I BeautlluJ 2 Br·$27S for same to share apt/ Plaza, S95 mo. No lease. Investment of: Sacri fiee, best offer. Thinly -Global -Wrate Classlried Ad £CCOU...-.a. ...-5 WalJltotheBeach condo? in CdM /lrvine IAvaJIMayl .556·~ PLANI ........... $3500 CM /NB. 9 stations, Invent -Campus -1183, Daily Pilot, P.O. "" "'"""' OYzy Fireplace (8922) beg. July/ Aug 751·32.34 ZS0.500 &q. ll. del'lU of PLAN 11 .•.•••••.. $6000 super local. 1200 sq rt, Plct~et -Plover -Box 183. Costa Mesa. OVERLOAD ....._. U 1-4555 2 .._..,Cl\ •·t & last l9th rice W. 19th St. C.M. PLAN 111 ........ $20,000 rent only $300. Worth I EAT their PIES Calif. 92627 Offers top p.t,y, a variety Honormaj. credit cards &111~. CM. Gree. !~~m2200$150. mo. Tom, For more information moch more. Askin& Teacher: "William,---------• o( int.ere1Un1 aas1cn· .,.,.,. lend ume. addres.J and $19,900. John. 552·6421. what do you know about •SUZI'S* meats, serv• lhe entire . lnfroatJUdo IM 6"-3393 pbooanumberto: Blu. Eskimo•!" William : OutcalUlaesaee Orallp~ area and 2 Bi w/(plc. Sandy Live 00 the beach, huie RJU. SHVICI METllOPOLrTAN "Nat much exce~t th.at I 10AM·2AM 731-4462 needsuperitnced • IMlecb. $&00. 673-0700 boas.a on Bal PeDJ1 to DRUXE OfflCES TOBACCO COMPANY MoMy to I.om 5025 EAT their P IES. ' 1o-. .. ,_. & _ btwnUPMot~ sharew/employed M /F, Penooa.l tele~/ re· C11aretteDi.Uion'23 ••-................... PWSOftll~~S360 ~...,..,_, ~no ' ...... •-er dupl•w, fwulsbed pn bdrm & cepUon1•t, secretary, P.O. Box 571 Id, 2.d & 3nl T.D!s Lod & '--' SlOO ••••••••••••-••••••••• at all 1-0 e•·. Call today. • -• -""" -$2 .. Rosemead. CA, 91770 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,,.,. 13 Walk-to ~credt\ftf's. bath. oail nQw. so conference room, coffee LOANSAVAILABLE l..altorFouoda....t~ca1i •Switcbboard 83S-7775• andlietost.llyoubowto W •\roo y r l1 . Ast. mo. +util.6'13-0378 ~ boepitalily services. TD£Va •G~~cY Creditnoproblem. Animal Aur.i~nce ANSWEllSERV saWK becomeabuly,weUpaid SIMIOu Excellent loeatJoo, near •"""' ..._"" .....,. lroker, 752-StOJ Leaiue 537•2273, 00 fee. MAIL ADDRESS SlWK Attouataa 0.erload S.. ~ G«tw°1!.t 4350 1a~ CEMTH The ~~~~~n 3 [.(isl. blk/t.all male Doxie Professional Manage, ~~.J 1 c,,.at,ano 3171 ....................... (714)9'79-2Htl trevel a&ency. Travel WHEN YOU Vic. C.M./lrvine area'. ~~t~ calls only. lCl;$NoHain,Suitel816 ••-••••••••••••••••••• 3SmgJe Garages for rent, Network. Start your D-0057 Santa Ana 2br, 2b•. upstairs pen S3S. mo Nr bch IJl HB. Dix Office Space own. Exp. not required. NE.ED c·~H, blk Palm Spr1ilp couple to NotapublJcacctnafirm thle. Pool, earaae Jm· 980-5260 SJC 831-9950 Complete support a. long IW LOST: Alredale, /tan, look after house OT •Pt· mac. $350. Vacant. term i.ervice provided. Dover Shores area, plan4S. July. Aag, Sept. 511-4.582,7811-1201 Slngle1arage$40.Safe&Two prime spol offices Call Mr . Charles CONTACT REWARD 63l-4639 Referenc~a. Costa --------• SOlllll Lagma 3116 secure. 731 W. l8th, C.M. w/your own parking lol. 114-838-9342 UNION LOST: Grey Ueer male M e a a -b ea c h • Accounting •-•••••••••••••••••••• 673·7787 eves 3020 Newport Blvd, NB. ••••••• HOMI LOAMS cat, approx 1 yr, btlul _<_1_>srt_·9844______ TeMpOfary The Beach Scene 2Br Garages for storage. Ideal Cor real estate, re· ··~· UniO(l Home Loans ar· markings, vie Copper Social C1ubs 5400 AccCMlth.g w/patio & full view of t0xl7' s:,o. 9x24' $40. tall shops, etc. Call • S • range loans foT home or Lantern, D.P. End or ••••••••••••••••••••••• Potfflons ocean, new cpts, wood 12X28' $.SS. mo. Safe &. 615-3551 •. • .• property owners or March. can 661.Q.61 an Sl.n&l , Sol ti We have Positions all beams, move in now, pvt secure. Days 646-4262 luliMss llefttat 4450 *••••••* $1,000 to $100,000 or 6Pm or Debra 642·5678 Tbe es .u on areas of Oraoge Co. Our bch, $450 mo. 499-4644 or G r l f ••••••••••••••••••••••• BUS. CO~-ELJNG more. And t hrou1h <lys. D~~ ~:~e proless. staff wlll place 496-7161 storaraaggeeon~y~sr~g~ ... ~:. 4ttB.UXEOFC'S andTAXS VICE Union Home Loans you Found: Black" Tan CaU int.rovieij75t-541l )'Ou at lop rates using ,.. ~ I FRANC S get Homeowner Terms, ,_ l -•-br--.. d your sk.1115 lo tho best ad· .. lwllfh FwWthecl mo. 646-4382 Conf. rm., seat 25, a I 1ema e ™ ""'"" oa. vantage for you & our _.. U.fwilhlwd JtOO . paneled. sm. wbse in re· available m Orange and which are gener-lly Near .Springdal e & I:: wlor-"'! clients. ••••••••••••••••••••••• $30. Car or storage, ~mgle ar. 1 or 2 yr. lease. Lake San Diego Counties for mu cb be tle r than Briarcliff, HB 894~ ....,....... I OOo/oft-N TilEEXCITING C!i'iS:~=.rt Heights. ~t area . Kent ~~~e :~mt~~:!~:i~ CiCh::mfl:~::S· FOUND: Money In ..... ._............... tollPlllca..t PALMMESAAnS. 7i45819393 ment, $15,000 for Area thotfltyow Newport Beach a Sc:l9Doll& cALL'NOW!! MlNUrBCHES TO NPT OHlu R...tal 4400 . . Dlrector and $10,000 Cor budget. Stttcf school. &W-3682. fMtsatlo. 700$ 547.7375 · MAl.IME CEMTH Associate Dtrector, COY· ••••••••••••••••••••••• .... - Bach. l6:2 BR. •••••••••••••••••••••••Coast Hwy, Newport era inventory and RILLYAMORTl'ZED FOUND: AMF blcycle,GROUP TENNIS """' from $220 4' up. OFRCE SPACE Bch Lease 840 Sq rt. Am· thorou1h traininf. For 0:wn1' descrlbe by color LESSONS, refister at accawdlag~ Adults, No Pets Single Rooms or up to pie prlmg. Marine rel al· Cull info write: PARTI. Y AMOITID!D me, speed, frame No. Uarvard Athletic Park It .. Dlf w f l!i61 Mesa Dr. 8 Room Suite, 1 story ed bus pref'd. All utlJ & GENERAL BUSINESS IMTBIST OHL Y approx date &i loc lost. in lrvCne Div. of Accountants (S Blb Eutof Newport Larp parlung area. taxes paid Call K. SERVICES Call H.B. P.D. SJS..S62l -.,.--W-.. -· -,-cL--7-0-7-5 Asaociated Personnel :!t~ JflJ W. Yeah Co. Witzel. SS6-0S40 N~~·ie~i:" ~ ~nt pt.. .. ac-lmt: G,.y Coc:ltaUel in _ ......... -.......... Service, lac. ---------1 49'-2237 491-0660 TOP LOCATION or call 714 /644-0870 cordcmc• with 1tcrte :E;A~~~ area Compap_ion ~o elderly ~ ~;:;~=~t: llomll 4000 Koll I . C £--& 17th s~ S.W. persoo, Ute-1n 5 da1a. 8ant. Ana Freeway •-•••••••••••••••••••• · rvme enter ,.._ ..-----.-lfforany~wecan· FOUND, Vista BteycJe, Have car. No cookin&. 540GoklenCl".Drno212 Room w / kitchenette Execullve SuHes 2,000 Sq ft. shop/ofc A IUSINESS not I f ,,. Uf b · I Aft 5 ........ c:o R f All size swtes now avail. Ground noor. air·cond , arrange a oan or owner wen Y Y 1tt1a er • ~.._.... e s. Theme Bid&. Santa Ana S:iO week fl up. OF YOUR OWN you there will be no cosl no., 410&or, dMe Ii loca 5'48·9'75S (182-400 sq. n .) Rent m· will split m hall SEE AD IN TODAY ·s or obligation. tlon lost. &;tact H.B. Yn1 woman. will walk ct: Recepl., phone ans., S600 Each BIU' 675-6700 SPORTS SECTION Police DePt 536-562! your dof, t.Ue you lo, ________ _ Ambeaedor lM tn Costa utn., janitorial, mail & , & UNION · appts, Run)'(IQfur&nds. Acctne ektpna Mesa. zm Harbor. Cen· coffee serv .• conf. rm, Shops, ores. hobby FOUND: 4+78 Harbor N.B. & Cdftl. Aft e, trally localed, 235 lounge, kltch privgs & ideal for photo lab. Womens Specialty shop/ Victoria, CM, female 675'<5Zl4 rooms. MANY with prof. secretarial serv. on E /Side CM. Fr $&5. NB Westcllff area. Ex· HOME Gennal'l Shep, bUt /tao,N --eed-'--b-~-p-?_Ba_nk--re-co-n· :f~::~ J:cu~~: premises. (714)549·9595 548-72.49 eel est.. 17 )'rs. after 6:30 ~ very friendly 5S&-e290 clliatioos, P'Y bills, .keep and rec. room. Daily " THE EFFICIENT CdM Cst Hwy. retail or PM 548-1398 I : uOIANS Found: 'i..dles Schwinn records for end ol year ofc. Lots of rronta1e. "·"·-. BJ tax Patti 6'S-O.U1 weekly rat.ea •tart.Ing ALTERNATIVE &ood prk'g. $1200 mo. u~-· ,...:.:.:.....;es..:..'__;..;._.' ___ _ floom $43 = Mo. to mo. rent incl: '159-928& PfZ'lA~SUIS &73· Housework Neat/Depen· ---------• Rec• pt. s er v .• hdatriat Rtfttal 4500 ~~1:.'t h:!tu~~.jo2o~~ra Nation's Largest Home LOST' fe!J>. Alj.hao pup· dable Newport/Costa • --room, EuLblufta, -•llzed phone cov· Mesa. Ideal for ~pL Lo Loan Brokerage FITm Prk a~ricot, bllt muk, Mesaarea761·2S82 ~ ...-.~· . ••••••••••••••••••••••• " 70.lOl I '~/vtilinc. ~.e .. undcoen!;,.!..~:d ~1! IUILD TO SUIT price, terms. Aat . B Toro 1 b 1 nee on ears, 4~ MelpW..ted 7100 14C).2110. _,. ..,....... ,..._ 751.1400 tta.t lch 141·ll2S mos old. Appn>X 24" tall, •••••••••••-•••••••••• ~--~-·--~--11-1-1-lion--'ln-.-.' & mordn Newport. 5, 000 · 20, 000 Sq. ct. Beach " Atlanta, He .... ____ .._1111!11~• __..... •• 111E EXECUTIVE Placentia Ave. C.M. 536-3S42 •• .lo llut employ'd. SUITE, 640-54'70 WESLEY TAYLOR CO. Famlly Restaurant for Short tum Jl-.~. $$$'• ----,-----i lam. Woaao w /2 RV9u . .-1..n.71? REALTORS 644-4910 pie. Colla MelL lliDt. fast, any reason. Bill LOST: Slam•H cal t-apn. DJs m.2157. w --n-__.. M.;..;a----b Davenport. 549-9803 w I • h l • • • • , Fully aerv. olc: •pace lllOO IQ tt, 2034 PlacenUa, c...... _. ..... • op-''Soedft'i'' nr lOt.b " staN at W sq fl in the C.M. Xlnl Soc. C' center loeatioo. OONFIDENTIAL Oraric , RB: '1ea tiolla.r, d10amic N.B. airport 6'6-7512 p~ ~t.;~=:! FUNDING call llary1"Jice, 184·1521 bua. area. Space avail: Deluite officu It ln~AllLIGC$100,000. Privatelaader.oeo.5315 100·16,000 sq ft • w a r e b 0 u 1 e Some lft'lm \0 qualified ..._.. warebn 1p. 30' •q fl. apece.'1100-6000 sq. fl. taiuyer. Mall\ St., call Mr. O'pl ••t 005 ,.,.._ ____ _.._ __ , Proj. Mp Judy Clark. Full ........ &&2-44t3 or catev 714"'2...U -P J m.au or atop by Com· sec ..... ,,. '' ;A; ••••••••••••••••••••••• merce Part, 4100 Birch. ..;&12-~7....;eot....;.;..;..::;~.;..;;.;...._. ....... _ TEMPOURY R.eatster Toda)' to WOTk on varioua accounting & ~kkeeptni au11n· m~nts. Work cl«>se to your h ome. Fl&ure Oler las to St. Ac:couo- tanta needed thr-uout OranieCo • l\obil1 Half's Ac:countemps 500 Milo. Ste 501 No. Towet, Union Bank Jn 'ltleaty or 0ran1e 7l4/13S-4103 Clerical LIZ TAYLOR HAS AN AGENT WHY NOT LET US BE YOURS It's 100% FREE . . . . ; -. . . G-4 Senkn thrndlmh a t1•a l Pd R JIPIJU... n " J .................................................................... ~ ........................................ . ELECTRICIAN Priced HANDYIUN HomH a ••Uoueclt1oin1 done Brick.,..l. Small jobs. lat & at prof. ciulll7. 10 UOMESAV&M PlUDlb- rtaltt·lree Hthnale on apta. Couc1enUou1 by r.aiable rouple. Ref• N"'POft.. Oo&ta 11 .. • 1" .. ,.,.. Vetrf,...., 1111 •Heefm, Pree eat. larseoramalJ)Oba Craftsman Clll84S-0302 540-1793 l.Mne.17s.at15evee. P'rM eat.. Lac lkbLLq Houu la reliable 4misec! 673-0359 -, Nia. tt 1Alsw9 WorJG a. ....t~. Bot.\, M/C 01'. Ck.... Tbt llup~, that a OW' Brtcll, block, concrete, el~wly.49MCS1t '1N081Soract-0311 A rt« .. ,.. ILICTll·SEltVI ....................... name. Cl•afti.nl ltl our Jolm Roberta. ~7W . B --,·--------- •••••••••••••••••-•••• -~lhanelec:tnclMn::. Haul •::s:I loader dump pmo.C.ll&48-2393 Mom••Yet. ob Foad P•l0Un1 ...... '•-·• -,.___.,.z1-,_..~· tr k -----Comm1. lodua •• & rea . ._ ratn vltnaawv >""'r ..__.. "'-IOQU '7t-4tH ...... g. ee wr • n""-. carpe•·. bet""·, ......_.., -...-... .... ..-, lnl/Exl. bonded, f11ll •••••••-•••••••••••••• llphalt" Call 111.Jt•o ••••••••••••••••••••••• m de Uoos etc 831 1.257 -• ... ... ......,... .... _,, .. ~v.. ROOFS blttalkd r~ ~. tu . U\lllnd.. ca r p e n t e r . Fr e ,. "'ftDITIONS ,,...... 1 · w.U., palloe, windon. crete. .,,..o estlmaw. Uab. 891•100\ Uc 3"Zll .. ,__.. _ ..... .,. ,.._.1 ~ ...... tom !: ectnc Jnd . tt..dp•• Spec. price for v•c:aal VJ9.'1121Sor54141G9 ~ _.._yn ...... •Save M~y•Dnvew;-y1, t'tll.U"!on*y·.~ ~Jobs. Ap.artmcnts •Houses c:emm. rM, & malnt.svs. ••••••••••••••••••••••• l'tll&!ncet. U-'--P~ GWlOMfo.ZICl • --tGtche RemocleU Honc ... t • ~U.lible. Free P . ti II Thcee0uY•P'1•-ono ...... ..,. 20yrs~ A.n1wbere ln ~--US$ Parklne Jot repair•, ---. n D& flt t79-354Z aan oa. wa p aper, ••••••••--•••••••••• Co.+ palntJn._ ...... -.. ..___..~ snlcoat. Lie.NB.CM Luu 1 Home RepaU"ll, 30 Plana " Floancln& • carpentry, aeo'l maiJlt. Rousecleanlnl wllh a "Two Meo Wlll llo•o ;::;; .....,.,...va comp. ablnde6bot S&SAspbaltM6-48'71. yra exp. Doors, wln· S3l·~vora1~2-U~ '°"*'*• & repa1r. J . Wauab. PERSONAL TOUCH. You" We handle Ira A ProfpalnUn~"paPfttDf· Free..t.c.flDC-OQJ ......_.,.. a -dow1, paUos etc. 551·2054 K.n AbrenbeJ'l6HW ....................... 642.()601 ---Ms. ~or5364728 •ml tnoves·oHlco 6 Sprlns ext.~ . RUAIR•Jt&BOOP All L.,.. Senf~•· ~ 5.nlce Sherbacolf IXOYB ~~~a=~.!~~: Small j.ob:s. 2.$ yrs exp. t.c-Tu household. Dlftance • Reta.~. t 1 , 0 1 • 1 baa 1 I e • . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• UceDSed & bonded li<>ni. La~t col;;; & de· Pt~g. elec. etc. Call ••••••••••••••••••••••• JLocal, abo PJl cklna. JJ'S PA.tNTINO. Great rotkahabt-compo.tar. L'ncont~sled OlvorceCarpel Man will Jay lliJlS.Fr~t.8'15-JllS PapaCUfl,631-4264 Wouldn'tyourat.brrbave ,,o_w11.!.~l,!.~'Tn'i~!.~· wortatareatpric:es. Freeat.Ml..-0 from films to rmal ~. yuur1 or nune. Repairs llMODB.IMG rt.1fled bU """' ...... '". _.. -· 557 ion Other ll•J(lll t)ptn& "cleanLnt too! Guar C.:uatomRoom .Adcb G-•••nn H•6ig ace pu c ac-Phl41-7278 -· 1le .<a~c~ -.1.,. .. v,.11 Ac· work al bluer savln":s ca .... -.J. "-·-t•rto""' "' ••••••••••••••••••••••• CC)Untaat prepare your PAINTING le R•PAIR ••••••---••-••••••• ·"'"' •• "'" .. ~ -" ,.,.. ,.. .... c -~" " l.IUKWOlli """"''"' ,.... •••••••••·•-••••••••••• Income tax return? For '~...,t.g 35 k El bl• 1100 Le&• I Ty p1 n& ... ee e-. ...... ......; Apt· 1ce-Comm·All <..1.£1\N-UPS/HAUWNG OCC Studenl ' Ton an aP?t in your borne ••••••••••••••••••••••• yrs, wor mans p CE 'RA 111 C T J L J . •16().5419 CW1tom Homes & Umt!> PNninR·Plantl.ng lJ"uck. Trash, tree lllm. call 881-al82 PETERS PAINTING par. Tue advan ol my Sp e c I a l t 1 : E n • • ,.,!..:..tti Shc~;°lpoob & ~team clean Qua.l.aty POt QuantJty Fl-ee est 642-990'7 Ron 642-5703, 979·6489 E 'd R R exper. 536-7056.. tries/floors. 2S yrs esp. -t5191MJ .... or ng .... eoers: whl Wm B Anderson RU • T Se xpr • ea1 atea. -Smlrepalra tl2·1.811S ....................... cpti. 10 mtn bleach. Builder VERY LOW PRICES CHEAPEST baulln1 lo ey s u rvtce Free Est. Call Gene ~519' · Habr..1ttm.i • Nr So. Cst Cle1i10 hv. dtn rm, hall t'ree Est. 831-0361 On Gardeolne M aao town. Ft ests. CHEAP' 28 yc:r :;.=eac:e 5152-0GJ •-•••••••••••••••--CERAMJCTILE. Pl. 18 mo lo .i yr::.. Full SU. Ave rm$7.50, co~h ----tenaoceGeorge 54$-20U ~299Sore45-l390 All PROF.ESSJONAL Interior PalnU01, b.1 ex.pert. C.U SS1-82IO urne ReCi. 557-8656 SlO. chr SS. Guar ellm Room Ad d l t ion• • Tree Services " HauUQs Able ae"lce & reason. PaillUng Inter /Ext er GrapbJc: wall des11u. ail 3 pm.. Paul le.tySenius ~s~p~D~or1~ ~~~·':'.eic~f:W se:~t;: 1rocl'1.me~~ .J;~e;: ~· 4lt7·35'4 o; ~.':;.~Hj~ .. ~~1T;!: Reu,woricauar64Z-0386 =.:office. E:&per, Tr-Ms.r.ice ••••••••••••••••••••••• mysell Refs 531.0101. _ 548-8250_ _ tnmmina. raking. Also -759-Z709 cir., M5...e96 Pa.lntin&. Extr/IDtr. Ex· 646-4209 lleidi ••••••••••••••-•••••• ~top n.iil b1t1ng ,& Ru bl Ca tCl . avaJI weedina. fertillz· Hous1d1~ pr'd honest. neat reu. Re movals, trimmi•& • .. 11minatt· 1>hurt. broken, c a e rpe eanmg. Dale W Phillips Cement ana. fo'ree es tun ate. ••••••••••••••••••••••• LINDA'S TAX SERVICE Uc'd !NW-UW5 Dav; ...._./It.,..,. IJC'\IDin&. Frtt m. Uc:'d . & brittle ftngt>rna1h Quallty work. call for No Job too small. Petei. Special Care WantaREALLYCLEAN Personal aod Bua lo· -••••••••••••••••••••••• lnaurecf.M2·262t "'lolhlng .irt1r1t:1al Your rre.: t1lt. 559-8333. Lie' /Bonded S42 2162 ~().5804 HOUSE? Call Gm&tuim come T • x Pr e P. Fme Ext.er Painting by Neat patches & textures Tree Sentce Tree pnm own nails will be strong C.-nt/C~ aft~ Girl Free est MS-512J Eve/wkend appoint R. Sinor. St. lie., ins Try FllH IST. ttl-1439 ln&:. removal, toppina· & looic. Cull Sylvia for ••••••••••••••••••••••• DrafHftg & D•slp P r o r J » P a n e s e · available (714)842·8439 me. 838-SSSS 2' brs U Im IM8-48T rree cons~lll1t10~ No\ All phases concrete & ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~d.~:f~.& i~cl~a~:_-Lmllct.c~ Patching, int/ext,/ round. c, · 1 uu Hau C.:o !>48 ~7 blkwrk. Cstm brkwork. Free lance designing/ m1, trtmmlng. spraying, me SUNSHINE ....................... Paint Your Castle rpr. Bonded. Uc'd U060'l. ~ l4lsiness Ser•iu· Llc'd/Bonded. 642-6894 drafting, reliable quali· weed In g .,~re e GIRLS ~aplni. Tree trim· Specializing in rest.den· ft92.31M8 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ty. 645·4307/995-7207 estimatet. 545-........ Housec.leanln& It ofnce ming. Cleaa·up. 8 yrs tial homes, inl. & ext. Pll•M• Ia YoUf chi.kl having dlf ••••••••••••••••••••• • Foundations. retaining •vu• ns•~ S •· Please check our re n .... , •-..... d A to t typ a Typ1 .s eves. SJl'."'Cla ...... pee. on ap.... ~xp. Free Eat. Jay • ••••••••••-•••••••••• C¥4wts u• l:Olhn or rea • d d:u~cale ~~ginlll 1~t'. ;,:.~1.blf~~~· patios. GARDENING & R.E. work,. Serv. 7 Noboru. 848·40CI or fereaces. Uc # 320881 Any plumbing, water tnc? For prof. beJ:p call t urs in my home. Bedrtm SERVICE days wk. Booded, in· 81n·2862 TG~ar~ina7,...~, ff'ff est. aerv. Jeaks, bathrm 649-9'5'1. ~ ••••••-•••••••••••••• • 548-1375 sured 540-9525 cu. -....., 1----------R ea a on u b 11! r ale i.. Pacific Concrete. Low '-"J _ --_ • encl, ~ramlc Uh:. Reaa. WI J w Cll a•ni !>48i.l44 or 9';(15163 for duy & full day rates. HubbnEledric Peoplewhoneedpeople Sellin1 aaythlne with a Uavesomethingyouwant 83'l·2'68 ..................... .. quotl' 045-3257 alt.er 3PM L.lc 327136 G4S-6S74 should always check the Have something you want Daily Pilot. Classlried Ad to sell ? Clasalned ads do 1be fut.est draw ln the Windows deaned, re Sell 1dJe 1temi. Service 01rertory in lhe to sell? Classified ads do ls a a.imple awller • • 1l well Call NOW West. .. a Daily Pllot aaonable. bu1lneasea. 642 5678 <.1ass10ed Ads 642 5678 :ieU idle item:. 642·56'18 DAIL y PILOT 1t well 642-5671. just call 642 5678 ~·5&'78 Ouslfied Ad. 642-5678. homes le apta.847-4461 H~pWant~d 7100He4pWClftted 7IOOHefpW•ded 7100HetpWont.cf 7IOOHefpWcutt•d 7IOOHefpWaated 710 HelpW_..., 1100HetpW.nd 1100 W..t.d 7100 .....••••.............. •·····••••••······••··• .••.....•.........•.••.•..•...•.••............ •··•··•·••••········••• ·····•·••·············· ....................... ······················• •······•···········•··· ~SEMBLERS :.,,, Tr Jin rt• i\J;5cmblcrs Needed Immediately Long l!t Short Term ./\s:.1gnmenu. JSJuh.:. Avwlublt• \lui.l have own lran11p Coll Today 556-8520 Fr\'I.' Top Puy Va<' Pay Victor Temporary s~ic~s "" Walkr K1ddt•&t'•1 Zllt!l S E Hris1ul :-\h' IO N1·wp<1rt lkJd1 ll'ornt>r or Bristol & ('u mplt'>.l>\'hm•I Carl"s Jr I E11ual Opportun1ly Emplo)er M I lo' \..<;..c;EMRLERS ELECTRONIC ASSEMBLERS ro asM•mlJle Wirt' bar 11esi.es orinlcd nrl'Ull hoard!> ;rnd " 1 re wrap puncb for u1mpu1 cr '~t.ems Appbciinls who ;ire av.11lalllt• for swinj! 'h1ft m.1) apply bc.•twcen •AUTOLOTMAM Babyiuttcr. 1randmolhcr BKPRTOS1600 Clencal COOK. Live in for small Custocli•n. pt-t1me, Dmta.1.Cb-airside ~ill !-\Ill or pan·Ume. Learn type, M.W.F. 11 ·4 or llanlung Presllge Co. deahn.: in Seeking responsible guest bom e, mature Newport Bcll. Call eves· Experd "x-ra1 lie for Lill' auto bus1ness from some w~ Must. hMve WeWCllltTMlftt services. Successful can· persoo for telephone re· woman, CY area. 673-UIBO ' establlsbed Newport the ground up!. Op-carlc ref•· C&.ll .Barb, A dynamic S&L has dldale will have sound ceptJ.onilt positioa. Ugbl &16-3489 prac. X1nt loc. Sal open. porturuty for advance· 7si-27oo severaJ ouutaod.inc OJ>-baclcaround lhru ftnan· clerical duUea. Loc•t.ed DB.I Noasmoker.IU-l501. mt•nt See Service Mgr., Bakery Sa leaglrls. port~liei. ..._,.... cial F/S, & work w/miJI. ne.arOr.Cty airport. COOKS. Manager I Worker. DmtaJ Chalrslde Assist. llOWAHD Chevrolet, Mature pref'd. 11\all & .Ac ... ..,,-supervasion .. C.P.A. or Texas Instruments Inc. p "broil M Salary+.548·7863. bl N.B. Pleasant group Dove & Quail Sts .• p/tlme. Apply at The To provide •et;ounling related exp. helpful. Contact MJcki at540-7311 antry er. en prac . Ex p e r . n ee. N•·"-port Beach.. Bake Shop. 3444 E. Coast control over een I ledger 100"/.., FR EE TO AP· Equal Opportunity with experience in Con· DELIVERY MAN, early Includes alternate Sal. ----tlwy CoroondeJMar input PLICANT SARRA Employer tinenAmb~laeuU. Rmlne.. 2JA1P,'!Z am.LAnmesrt.N.CM, AM's.640-1122. i\UTOMOTIVE ' SecytoCntrtr BERi< ,\Gl-:NCY 18.1)52 "''' _,, llB area, must have de· SHv1n~ Dis patcher Hcilvystattypin~ Mac Arthur 11320 In 30th St., N.B. Wkdays JX'nd car. no colleclln~. Dental Recept1onast ror 2 ~.1lary & comm1ss1on Bankfo{( Loan Audit c• 833.2119?. CLERKS blwn 12 &SPM 546·"481 ~irl front office. l yr exp Aulornallc transmbswn RE.A.LEST .A.TE La Hill 830 1395 l'cch Fon.I expcncnccJ "" "" Typing SO wpm Bo.,kkcc• .. ·r /\cent COSMETICIAN l"->llvery Man. morning _ __gun~ s . · 0 "-1 CLERK M • L r t-)ld:tcrks . Jul(uar Technician Tuµ l A" Oto" OClll \\<1th rollci:e dci:ree pr1• Stal C.:lerks Prestige line!>, exclusive l..A Times newspaper 0 1.'ntal /\11slstant. e:\ pay: $11.00 per hour Pl-ocnMW ferred t-:ntry level J.H •i.1 Accounting Clerk~ area, ex per necessary car route. lrvme area. no P11nded chairside ex per . Lotmen·fullt1me Act·urale typisl csi.cn (.'oni.trut·tion t cornm 1100 . salary open U>ng & short. term as East Bluff Pharmacy collecl1n!l 8311·11706. self-mot.ivated,saJ open Excellent working cund1 llal Real e:sla le or exp S4S..2988 sign men ts llohday & 644·2111 544-0551 7 3, Irvine. 752-7555 uons. top pay & benefit!> escrow background de V_,. Rlt Clk v a c a t 1 ,. n p ~ y "-1· R · -----r 11 ot lh ·u " .. ..,,,. 1ver e~1ster even· Dental ora eseposi ons sirablc. Excellent. work Burglar Alarm Co needs Hosp1taltut1on plan 1~. auto route Must be Ortho.. Office.Lab. RAY FLADEBOE LIHCOLN ·MERCURY HONDA. & 1-.M.C. IRVINE 130.7000 AUTO LOTPYSOH 1-:,µenl•11cect person or "-e w11l lram. Immediate opemn&·J>t>rma oeol post· hon Call Sales Mgr for 10tcn1ew 8l7-4800 493-4511 ing condilions and ~ Loans.rtict experinstaller/svcman. avllll COUNTER dependable" reliable 842-7775 benehts Attractive T~Coordincrtor Salary open. many 1':conomical car pre-~~~ ~a~:~u7!~h ;: ~/l~l;~n:cr~~~1 ~!~~r !;:~~:e, ~~!h -~28 l!L';l~ • Part P!~!~!k tm~ Cer:.,:; ;°;;:~ •Dr_alt_ln•g------~ ... ground IUSIOYS/HOSTESSES 31..1• c~ oil... days and niebLs. Appl~ In ... 0 r bus v New r.o r \ ELECTRO "'t l .. Xhrt 1aJan•. 00 '--d1ls --·......-"' ff • penioo 2 5pu Tues ay r -.a11econ llCL .,..., Apply Baltter St. betwn 546-4741 · · "' Tnivel f\gency usl r>ir~o~ :;!~nel & lf:tl~:! ~:s~ 3 JO & 4 .JO Moo Ulru Fri tAcro&S From through Saturday al have motorcyde "know l ... f>.~ Stale Mutuols&L 4-041 •t_ac~rthur. N B orange~ Airport> CARL'S JR. fre.·ways. Work approx 5 MECHANICAL 4001 MacArthur, N 8 Busboys Apply in person F.qual Oppor Employer 6882 w~-er hr.. da:. Mon· f'rt llrly --. "'hual ()ppor Employer -u W.tj!c + m1leage. 833-11617 • DRAAERS ~ ""' al lhe Victor Hui;to Inn. Hunlingloo Beach ......._ ...._ _ __ ---361 Cl.IC! Dr . Lag Heh. erk Typist Dfli•Hy /tWwspcllMr .... ~ Mon-Wed. 3-SPM no SUHHY & IRIGHT -Permanent part·tl/1'(' job Banking phone calls Type 55 wpm accur Couple, middle-aged. dellvenng early morning TeHer/FfTlme BUYER Quick learner. ss.:;o to semi · retired r or I.A Timl'li to homes 1n •1 •\!'.1an<lll1\.\1 Automotive • BANK OF NEWPORT Branch ore seeks bonda li S70000E caretaker & chauffeur lrvioc,Nll area:1. Must ble t.t•llcr to work F /ti me Alert.. mtel . gent woman CALL 7S4·16SI Salary + unfurn. cot· be rehablt? & have de pea· lmmediat.e openings ex Isl for two detail drafters at MSI DATA, the in novatlve leader or the portable terminal In dustry BURROUGHS CORPORATION 25725 Jeronimo Rd Mi~ston VH!JO, C.:a l:l267~ !Sun l>ll'~O 1''rwy l<> El Toro Hd ea'>l lo Jt•rnnimo Hd south to Lo::. All-.o~ l \1r cono1tton1ng aod rilt.110 1nsl11llcr Will lrain, good workm.I! con· ll1l10ns. overtlm<' Jutn the s .. 1ect Set StfKf Auto li!21 N Harbor Blvd \11ahe1m 772-9800 \ultl Salei1men E1Cperic n re n o l ncccs::.ary Need 2 11~· J{rcsslve people, willing lo learn. Immediate t:c.1ual Oppurtunily openings. Christmas --•E•m-~.">•y•e•r •M•/•F•' -•I IJonus. 11\Jurance, paid ________ _.-.,1 "8l'Olions, good workma \.'iSEMBLY MECHANICAL ASSEMBLY fo.x l'tllent op port un 1l.v lnr 1nd1v1dual with 1 :-e~ ••,pent·nc t Wt• Hrft•r J lnendl:v und ,·oogeo1..il almo::.phcre plus excellent salary and ll"ln&e bcn~C1ts mcludtnl( «ompany pu1d life and medical UL'luranc'" App· ly in JX'l"SOO LEAR SIEGLER TUM SPORT DYNAMICS C'ond1t1on!I. Join the Select Set Stfect A.• Soles L!2l N Harbor Blvd Ana.hc1m T72·9800 AVOH 31.31 W. Sei<erslrom Babysitter needed, your 1 Near}hlrbor & Warnt·r> home. must drive. Calif Santa /\ni., CA or K.iUybrooke 1cbl area. Equal ()pportUM)' 640-5162 aft 6pm. i::ttual Opportunity Employer Banking SECRETARY TrCIYtf Dept. Exper. req'd Contact ror a tough job We will LEJEW"'RD tage.637-0294 dable transportation t r a 1 n . M a c G r e ~ o r """" "' --Sal S350 !>46-0235 .~~~~~ena Cash. 17 141 Yacbt.s,642-6830 Pet'MMIMIACJ"CY Coupletomaoage22unlt -ary mo .• "'" 'w~c·tcrn Federal ----17801 Main SlrCt.'l motel. Laguna Bch. No Dental as!.1?>1 <"hrslde, ex· ~ Cafeteria, parl·Ume. 9·2, 5 Ste D Ir vine cluld. 494-5294. pa.nding duties. Livtng In Savings days. Good bcn~flts 1----------Mi ssion \'ido a r ea. :!114 E Coast Hwy.CdM 752-7113or847·5809 l•--------•I 586·~ • ~ual Oppor Employer ------- CASHIER 1----------1 Need indiv. w/mln 1 yr RANK cashier exper Pleasant TELLER P_...TI,. HuntiftcJI• leoclt personality & ability to deal w/pubUC'. Xlnt co benefits. Call 644-3389 9am·noon THI IRVINE CO. ~Newport Clr Dr Newport Beath Equal ()ppor Employer CLER.II< TYPllST Sales Dept. Electronic manufactur er needs person w /sales & marketi n g exper. Customer phone conlnct. Type 60 wpm electric typewriter. Dlct11phone & TWX. Xlnt growth op- por Call for appt. ln· dustrlal Relations. (714 > 833-3300 lerlw&ey COftfrolt Irvine t;qual Oppor Employer CREDIT Dental sec y ren•pt Need CLERll high level of abillly & ex ft per. CompcnsaUon will Responsible to credit match. 40 hr wk Uonald manager It will perform King, Dl>S. lnr Pedo. credit investigations. 962·~ routine clerical duties. Dentnl Asst. Chairside, Min SO wpm & xlnt (/time. Good bencfau. telphone mannerism. H 8 893 SO..'t? 846-3540 Previous backl(round ID . . ' credit or relaled exper Dental Recept. L>e.sk only desirable Good benefits H R We offer excellent salaries & benefits 10. eluding I week neat.Ion alter 6 months. 11 Paid holidays Christmas week ofr witb pay & sroup insurance starL'> on day or hare 893-sro:!. 146-3540 Dental Asst. Sbr.arp. 1•x per"d recept Busy dental prac. Lnituna llills &»-ll95 Dental Asst, ortho. «hr. NB. 4..., dys Ort.ho exp & R.D.A req 642-2626 Job dul.Jes include wortc mg from verbal or writ· ten Ins tructions to generate rormal draw lnRi. of piece parts and assemblies MSI ofterll you the pcr!IOnal vl.sability in a challenglnc environment as part or a small design draf\101 team ~ an mduatry leader. we offer excellent salary and benefits to Ol(_r employees. Please call or ~rnd resume to Ver'n \\'ten.ma. MSI DA.TA ca.PORA TIOH : 340 Fischer Ave , C-0511 Me11a, CA 92627 • 1714) M9·6126 ' EmplayerM/F Bab)'&lt.t.er needed Mon· .---------i days, 2 sml children, lllY --------i home, N.B. 8'2-9579. H E V H l T I I I' I I .... @!..A-....... ~· •• , r t - ~w~ -?!. • ~~'! .. '!~. • ?~~ !~,..~::':! !!.G.C! ~~~ ...... ~!!4! ••ALOAllca NQM.RI tfou1ek .. p•!t !lvt·ln. MAO••SHOP · Motel-l'niat Dest Clcrll W""'94 11ootw,W..W 1100...-,w..w 710C 1 C!Wt· en .ffllJ "la~&nbl&, la&a .. ~ ~:-~ ITA.Ul>GI 1:!1: TIAftm tJper., req'd for afto.-.-N••••-•••••-••• •••••••••••• .. •••••M•• •••••-•••--• • ~ -"a; .. -.... ..u Call fer •IDttrvltW. Iman tt.droale1 ro· =·=:·::tC:; ~UT TIME, n.Jlllt.a.Bales llOUTISALIS ._. ~),,..,;: ITJ.J.IU..W.ftf&'d. Htkl•I eapabl• •· Patt. v DOM'TMISSOUT1 UP~~ • .,all•kearto~·~d. KlllllD ...,._ ~ ..._.., c.u clYldu&l.wtlU.Dltolelrn. eba.Ke ,_ • a... ., a1.t• ... -•r Hou .. , • ..,.,. for tbe Lark En11Detrto1. -·--------EVENINGS OD~ to .... l'uller Braa b o . New,.t .... &f'::' SMratoe Hotel, Newport W. labSt, lll.8.tucll5 Pnlfealcmal real Mt.ate 1_™'4C'1 __ L ____ _ 1-..;;;,,;~;;;;;;;:""~~".;.;;;..-...,C49w ~-.J~ ttme. Maid, u~ lo~ N.B. ~newpat MWts ..ttb out.ttandlfts. ~~Lu.akRW&.J'• M 'st • • homo w/Drivate room. 5 t'W"C!nf1181 attractlve pel"IOllallU•• •Pv8oullledtralnlni Salc:ll l\IEall ,.,..... Houseteepaptt,madeoll days, wbda ott. Enc. t"''lonl . wbo enjoy wortdQI wltb •Advancer.nut op· 8Ullnfllf$ u.aN. Mcaaatl7dub.Ca1Uor OK. J4 pu hr. U =DI PHfttttd. agency t:Wa. Start a& SUO per ~ 1a&o mau&• """ 11.n r• --~mn. Sta.rtlunt. N.B. Newport eea>lo1. eooitlnt. -·"'-.. _ -------...... "*1t WILSHIRE UIDU UI~ •------------• T~ Pbl0-1225 Med own trana. Non· nM -· ""· ,...._ -· -· •~bnlt--sp ta. MallJDmlkilJedlftduat'l ac.melC.for•pedal ... _ __.. __..., .... 1 amkr.M«IDS • <nditllO'/A/R tomoo ~~-::'~P.ll. •O...tlCH'" .. wor1UG1 i.ctr;ue"'" ..,-..... .. 1 • ~ -'L No NO oecWllklDi hi lllY home. ,,__,.., ---cp &ecSeey toS1200 CODd1tloaa -':'I!. ~:-;;--av.. •SIU· XlotPaJ.ffWl7S needa ~ to stve Maldl· top wqee paid. Ex Sec Bqual Opportu ty Rel alS)tatam l1 to JUUi an udUng Colubloowt tender lovtis1 ure to Appfy: Th Ian at ec 'Y to$1000 Employs' !ou:'aaaee<t ..-pro. faahloa ronrant 1pedaJ. -.,._----Food.-.....,._11-.-wre---adlt.,'--4 f:aodmothr. Llte l.qunl. IU No. Cout LecaiS.C,. '850 ------------• lf'llD t1 store. Ow beeelill in· ~ clll-1 0ra,~~~ .... _. bakp'I· ~!!.'! ~ .!~.: lft7.,Laiuna&e.,la. =1 to= PIXAMwrStr¥. !..,.'!'~~fbor~t-' ==o•::m~n;i Apple:ICkea now beina -·--_ .. ._, Cal.I' W --· -_..., ________ al ~ $800 IntwcsUni awi&dlboard -..~ ... ......... )'OU are lntere1ted in DA!LV PH.01' • JS ... ~ few h.111 •pt· Al..!t~=ra. 1...;..;ur_.in_.__.;..a ______ , llalJDepartmea1 piijR;Ol)c. S'JSO work. Alwa11 bu11. buildlnl a atroot & "' time porJtim9 oa daJ per. Xlnf benefit• u. Hor...,..., l,.bL ~ ~Cl&I O..otrke S7eO P/thne ::f! or allna. • t6MUI I aecure career, come aee eTDrt• ~Ila !'_!auclet• -::!!!1 coodl. ALj>pllJV mo.Be-. ...... lb.aby. Tralw. Bec*vlu U • l'erwft'fd.1.1 $850 ~. lacl. Wlll 11111~ ... lll; WI Al t.bla ti.ma .. are ve-... ru -uran · .,..._ &4M4H N Syat.ema c;orp, .._.. per. helpful. but Willin& JllZllartid.lrvtne train. lluy benetita. -• ••• -kloldnl for expe.r. l.a. the ~.startJv .. Aa~oow~~-':°1.~·. l'l'I02SkyParltCr. '3S1BtrcbSt,N.B. (liear ..:: ...... :....;;..;EP=SN-D_BN'_rr ____ , to tralll bri&ht lndiv. CaJJforappolntmeat lluat t7pe U wpm. folJowiniareu: ~ • '"" .. """°"'... SultelOt o c Airport) F.qual ap. .... ..,, Dld.i• lnclude forklift &s Pleas• call 557-1717. M()M.58.L :r1~tyl;~:d=,~~F.qual~~Op~por~~E~mp~Joy~er~ll~portun1~·~·~t~y~E~m~p~lo~"¥~et~~I A ~--M0~1 IOCDe 1lft.lna. AJ>Pb' Na· MURSM.VN EmEqu1~ Opportunll11-:::::!iii~=~-1 H11n .. ,, .. ,s..p.r.. ~-... _. i, &am·llam pp,.anee co. lffa QI UocalSystemaCOrp,'361 p .... .,er. 1---,. .__00 ... _1..._1,,111 -...... help an cutomv 1crv BLrdl St.NB (Ne OC P/Ume ll·T. Country PBX _.. -•' i'WCS& -..... ~ or 2pm·5pm. 21'01 General clerk for lnu.1--------•I US./ .. -" ~-Ea Airport) ·EqualarOp-Club Conv. Home FeePUd.Peopleplauer ........ wCollhClll Brookburst Ave, Mkt.i Co. Full chr'J ol GUARDS lqtto"""'v._,_. m· poC'tWU\yE.mployer 5631181 An1werln1 aenlce w/1ood typlo11kllls s.c.ltf~ < B r o o k h u r 1 t literature handllne. mall ~l'f'URITY S 190 -w11 ~~~~~~~I Ol*"lltOI' full & P tr. Cell wanted for Ulla variety Hamllton)HB machille, 4' mile. duties. ~ l"iut. ~ -~ ~JUWtb opp + ood Full benefits. e:»SPll. omc£R NO~=gEo IWN'l'ENANCE= U,bt, NUBSES ....:.;.::...:Pl=X-0-,.-, .. -... -,--• Ai.o Fee /ob4. FOOD SERVICE ~:Jets~~!:,,.!~ tOAM-IPM ~~mr"'is:!~ 21stCIMT'UaY Exper'd or lnesper'd. g:1!t~=:o~er~:~ P erfect p /tlme day Hill & Nwprt Frwy or TRAINEES l7141t6Z..3W Drive,NB. HUltSIMG Paid tn1n1n1. Type 3S Service, 221181 Lambert hours. 8am-2pm, Sun· callSwlan.546-8170 .... ST _.... ~AINTBN ... Nc•n .. Ne~---;-~ wpm.Cobenellta. Vari•· St,Ste503ElToro. cla.)'I ctr. Penoo to pre· Ourpn>CJ11Ulveaecurlty '" ~ ,..... ... " .,._a.e eua _._ ble bra. Equal Op-1--------•I pare food " maintain GEHERALOFFtCI services firm now bu P'arwlndowtlnl1na.Over Patrol,~brweak,aowe -.... portunlt1 Employer.•---------• 5toclt level for vending To S500 MVeral openlnp ror ln• 21, tall • neat, aper wknda. C.on\ad Larry at 640-UlO. uc.TlOHIST I! YOIJ are exclled about macblnes In amal Varied du~ LDcludlnc di¥tduallwillin1totratn belptW ~ · tbe&.m•SallChtbX752 •M'• Lare• Conv. ho1pltal. lbepaulbllltyolacareer employee lunch room. QUng, nmnfot erundl, ., Security Officers. All . . Toledo Way, El Toro. Flall&sPart:n.me Some typl.D1, phoiaes, lo retaUlnl, we are In· We ofter trai.nl.ng, com xeroxing. typln1 etc. lhlft.s are available for l.nsurance ~ ,.SOMFIUDA.1 clerical. Exper. pref. terviewiq lloa tb.na Fri petllive wages &tan aln Must have car Is must both full • part Ume Need Clrl·hi for PD lo· -M-i -in-t-en_a_n_c_e_p_er_s_o_n-.' •o.I. ~a ~ol pace? Noa amoter. Call Mn. ~m. be.nef.at pac:klee. Apply type. Newport Ctr loc. poakjom. 1Utolc. 549-8983. marine t'£: b1&1lness. •EMllGIMCY RM. Top ctu.ality hu the Potter, 54U450. Royale ll F•hlaa I.,_. lOUD to 11:30am or call Hrs 8:30-5 :30. Xlnt •PotforYoUIUptoSllOO. ConvaleaceQt Hoapltal, ' torinlo&44·1212 benefits. Call for more We otrer a ohallenpn1 IMSUUMCI Newport ach. Full •._..,.ALHIALTH ll.lcbelelCbwi 540-5001 1030 W. Warner, Santa info6'0-5000ext.117. working environment ln Exper'd comm'I Unes time • P~ time. Call •ICO/CCU Soelllnllcsnetllntol Ana. NewportlHdl THE BROADWAY F.qualOpporEmployer the El Toro, Laite .Forat agency underwriter. 6'5-7100 ~ •Mll).SUl(i. Ne:wPorlBeacbAgeney i---------F.qualOppEmplyrmJr "7 1t-•I 1-•---t areu and other pre· _7._SZ._9055 _______ 1 •--------1 Oic>Campus Drtve llCS'TIONJST --------ua.JCO.. .. .. "' an.-. at a ous locatlona INSUD ..... C... ui--.. a--•-~ ~ ,.. ~ ..... ,.,~ .. a•"""'"" <>•W ..... , ,..._ --""--•offi-·;;e;,x .---. ' l •• -.. .... IUT .... ·n~ NB Newport-._. Mature fem. T (50 ~· Or Coun nn.l~ "" ..... _ .... u-•CA.THLAI PETmONERS · · .......... -i ~ Equal()ppor Employer wpm ). Proficienc y ... , Ual-,ale•,.., ln: UCIPT/TYPIST UTOJEM hU/patt..&lme.Good -*'DI alwp, penou. lridlllS.. r It "" .. -i ----'-'I be .... , .. , N B • .t.u. ~ b&e litl t.o bandM froot Prefer uperient'e In ~ir-lc• ..__1t w/ lgures, 10 ey by creaael for good Job .,._..,.. Ott a"""'"' • Our alJ.llcemed staff ls pay......,.. TIU olc duti•. Pnlleuioclal bridal ••lea, b .. t will ~............ Aa t ouch . Ke y punc h performance, mllea1e omce. Accurate lyplnf, Food St-A• involved ln a tota.I pa -~ma •mt .. s.IKtttulw helpful. Informal ofc. ""omp•osatlon, and phones & Invoicin g. URA Ueotcare-featur: PH..U...MACYCLHIC t ,. 'd~I •o traio. Part t.o full time. C .... C.ll Mllb aft A.. '" "' Ins h-1 r I "-C!-w .... ,._ ............ .,. 9·8 ll·"·Fri, u1t1t I.. >'P 0 req ·a. • n v a.ta lleaL 546-1121 On.call buts. 2-2YI hrs .iu. e 9 IU1 1enerou.s overtime pay. FuUur~ ~ .,.p u · !:~~~~~ lnl Prtzmry Nurslnl and ...,a...::'..., de·.,. w-•t o .. n wpm. mt be bl= or· • Jl«"day. $3 lOper br. Ap· ~ Start.Ina aal"'"" *".""' • . u~ • ..-to at.art ..,.._._,.....,_: com-ot•rised chmin1. --..., -.. 1--.... _. .. ·-" vat 5•• air..--1 _., P)v to Irvine Unified.'-----. ----• $3 1s1 .. ~.--J -..., 'Wltb rapid lncreue to MAMA.Giit TIAIHEIS u ..!:-~ lAterut.ed ui customen. muat type, ed.-Sal ~.~ Call. --~ 1 "-'"""'•m G•·I house""lng · ....... . rl'"'"'t A -11 bl i---'II traln. Eaat Bluff _.,.,.. __ . Wanted. 30-(0 bra/wk. • School Di strict , 29U -.......-,._.. p'"rr .., penon. v .. a e Haveopeninpforl/tlme becomlnt a part o1 our :.! ___ ,,.,y•·u2lll Barb le Fulmer ......... 1 ... -·tiooal, So • • AJ•-Ave Irvine. (7l~l se.rvtce nu.:o women , F I di l 5/1 ... /"--_, __ .. _ .._.. ... •--· U ,,_,,... rnanua-. ....,... n~i...,.-""''w u ..... ... "'""'~""" , ~ t.op$.carnec.645-Sl23 or mme a e con· McDoaald&Auoc. ~ ~----u~--~~-1' . ....., ... a ve o~-COO· ___ ..;;._____ • ~ C:O.St Plua. CaJl Tues. _,.__, -slderaUon pleue call or .iy _..... ~CMCU cept call: (Il4) 9IMM400, PLUMIERS R•"EPI'IO~ST1sec•y Apnl lltb 10am·5pm, F.qualOpPorEmployer GIRLFllD ... Y appl)'to· 75UZl2for~. contact our nearest Ext 2175 ui.. •u r. A • ma.rketorcoto · · Ir Dralnmen wanted. P /T, S0 ·80WPll , Mr.Hites,se&.-919. Gu Station Atte ndant, Fa..,tcrowine eleetronlca "---'-Protlldto. Janito r , exp'd , ror UMZLampeonG.Grv CAHYOMGBBAL Must have own truclt. 8:»12:ll0, mln wa1e. J . S 1 IC bl E (ulJ & pt-time. No expe mfg must expand small ... ,..__ alrcnJ't malnt. FacWty lloathtuFrltam·5pm HOSPITAL Wlll lrain. Apply, 1337 S. Ray Cooslr Co 142-4.210 a J 1 el' :r X• nee, will traln. 4200 Birc ofc staff. If you have Senicn at Org. Co. airport. Must IOI" information phone erutol, St. Saata Ana. (Roxie) · · ~ ... e.nWclll ·lr!~ elnrennocreasl St. N.B. Apply in person. good typing skills, lite '39 E. Kat.ella, Sle 201 uve valid Calif. driven cn4) 537-4840 4411..altevlew Avenue ,.....,. ..,, bk.kpnf ex per., pleuant <>ranee. CA 92667 Uc. APPIY ln person. Mis· Equal tM.w.~ Employer Anaheim, CA 92801 PRE-SCHOOL Teacher. Receptioniat·GirJ Friday. ~esip. Full time/Part •-------•I phone manner & like n4/633-U152 543-12'2 aloo Beecbcraft, 18141 .,,.....,. P/T. H.B. area; Call Telephone, clerical time.MS-0083..Debra Gen Office Fee Paid diverslfied 1.S&1gnments, F.qual Opp Emplyr mil No. Airport Way, S.A. ~· 0p..-.... itv 842-2SMll betwn 7-t. Yt'Oft. *· M :30, M·.F. SALES GIRL. Gift Shop Sr.Clertl to$700 Uus iS the job ror you! MAMA5IMINT ....., ..-...... 1 PUSSPBSOM Start immed. Call Pharmacy I/Lime' Basic olc akJllsreq'd for Work in beautiful G··-...... JAMITOllS Reliable peraon to ·---p&oy-er-M•/•F--!,!!.;.~1!,!·US5 or lrvtne.SS2·84i4 ' fut paced llllW". fi.rm . m o d e r n b l d g ........ ~UPM. 5 days wk. 17182 manqe home dillr. COil· --------A.B.Diclt~ltek. Exp ~·'"'-'"" Lou of variety & room lo w/conaerual people, earn SECURITY Armatroog Ave, Irvine, aultlng buaineu. Oppor a must. X1nt opport for•--------Sales. U you are nettlng grow In lhis plush ok. good pay & beneflla. 540-7813 to start apare time MURSISAIDES t,!~.!~~!!".'at00 •8 Gd R.ECE~&rNlST· $50,000ayear abovetax- Also Fee J obs. Call EOE. Without Investment & Expet"'d 7-3&r11·7. Coun· ucu ~c · usy, es, forcet this ad. We 770·2732. Contempo caurorlnterview *AGENTS• Kltcllen & Cleanup help. build secure future. try Club Conv Home. fut1rowing.2locaUons. Cheerful, enercetlc, need atrona men & ~'s~St~c:~~~ I"'-DEc;4M7Jl ~\l.mlp~j: r,.ue;e:~!~ 631.SCQ. 5t9-3061. fn~~-:J · P.J.P . ~~~~!:ct~ :m:u·~~~u!~&~: Toro. Want Ads Call 642-5678 AIRLINE Golden Chicken, 10938 Manaceme nl Trainee. NURSES A.IDES PRINT ---'-to wort under the dlrec-motivate others. Who 0 -.. -St CM 7 "·.30 or "JI·.30 FulJ or ER .........,. person tioo '1 2 secreu.rles for rod •-... _ DllA~ • • Nationwide company ... ... I t .... blllt wanttorepp uc ...... t 1 .. •Ha._ seeks aegressave, am· p/tlme. Prefer exper. w pas e -u.. a Y • Architectural Firm in are needed and accepted HeepW.t.d 7100.W,W•ted 7100 lmmediatefull"8/Umc _. _..._ bitiousindividualforre· butwilllrain.ParkLido cu1to.mer contact, N.8.631·1700btwn9-12. from13-35years.Weare •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• positlotulopeaal range F /tlme. re1ular pos. glonal orrc. Surface C onv C 4!'nter, 466 pbonu, other sh?P notao employmenta&cl' Co. Au·pe>rt. $2.77 Per w--....... _,._a . .,..___ Flacs ... lp Rd, N .B . duUes.498-3281forappt. •RECEPTIONIST• GENERAL 1 ... i 1 ... I ' v I I I.. j J SECRETARIES , M&IQl)POSltlODS Available ; o r Wllh-ti 1'1thout ah. 50 wpm! . . GENERAL omcE Department Clerks, Customer Service Clerk.'I, PBX O~ralors. TYPISTS Min 4!1 wpm. Variety or assignments. ASSEMBLERS Expenenred & Trainees. Car le Phone A Mu.sL LABORERS car & phone a must. NEVER A FEE AT TEMPO 'fDCGtloa • h-" 6~ T[MPOfiAHV HELP IRYINE 5404455. 17102 S1cy P..tr Cr. Wt. IOI F,qual Opp0rtun1ty Employer hour to &\art. UnJforma _.. ........, ....... • ... ._ ~rlnder. inside aalea, • Needed by Ql.lropractor, but represent 2 com- aupplled. Free parkina. a.ea W'Cllin taalt4 + m~ sblpplne/recelvlne or ~ PRIMTEll tni~.J. It bookkeeplna, panJes ·one on N.Y. ~.E. Mus• bave auto & phone. dutlear hr •PPt eal ofrc procedures exper u.1air.-.ir. .... DES Hieb quality J>rint shop ~1-. Manaaement abillties eankapp&ytnpenon 67S--W IUtHr <714> .pref'd bu\ nq' req'..d. ":~:. • .,5 xJntpaybasedooablllty. aretoyourfavot.Uyou IUIMS · Complet. tralnlna pro-·--Stril>Plnlfaglua. ~LW E.Sale don't have tbe con· gam. .Frhl&• beoefits. Needed to l)ve TLC to " Cbii!J llV area. •A.VAILAIUMOW fidence In yourself to INn. SICUUTY KERCKHOP'F ~ BelmocU'.quipment elderly ..Patients. Will .e11S1, •·P z posW.ooa in excltin& & start o ca com rn & 1175 E. Oe~ St MARINE LAB Co. 714/M2-4M.22 train All 1blft1 Park expand.tq Century 21 Of. ban.ule9, save my time & Anahelro635-4830 Conmadel Mar SUperior C.onv. Hospit&l, PllMTIMG flee! Call for appe>lnt· yours. Otherwise call EQual{)pportunlty FacllityolCal·Te<:h llana1er Trainee. Above 6Q.J410 ~dl.lttto meottodaylcdiacovu: 714 -980-4952 M/T/W E.mployerM/F Equal Oppobr Emply avera1e people to Ald 1 Plltr:.~°'::! +Whywearebett.erl &-12PM m/f/ superviH aalea force: ~ e1wparaJy1ed +Wb7weare1?0Wlngl -------- GUARDS UHDRY SHIRT F.etabl11hed company. young woman. Sat/Sun +Getyourlicensefaatl --------Jl\lll It p/Ume. All areu. LA establlabed customers. 10-3, Bal Isle. 675-5652 Muat know 1napout It +un.u we train bet'-r! Sales PRESSER. Apply 1S48 754-6471 ti b I ... ..,. ..., Uni.forms furn. Ages 21 Adams,CM .. 54.9-1917 Nw-ae's Aide, Uve-ln for con ouou1 us ne11 +How lo e aro big or over. Reti r e d Marine hardware. Gen ambulatory. male. formspress.S.A.areaol mooe)'! we I c ome . APP I Y --------warehsetrc:witserv. Dedicated, kind, patient, <>ranee Co. 714/54().80Z1. Be1ladYOUcalled! Universal Protection LEASIMG llP .642.-4800. non·tmoter. Rel'1 . PRINT SHOP 979-1~ Service, 1226 W. 5th St Attractive apartment MS-OC»2 TRAINEES Century21Sur1ReaJty Santa Ana. lntervw hra complex seeks lndlv. Matti Oriewhd Prell oper. + iyplat Restaurant _9-_12_"_H_M_00_·_Fr_I_. __ , w/1uccessfuJ lea.sine ex· ,.,... Nurslnc W/35wpm, PJeue apply cano·a Seafoods or Mex· Halratyllals Exp. with per. Lo show apt.a & han· To train for accounting HUISI AIDES at333ThirdSt, Lac Bch. lco, bu openln1 for a Collowl ng CM are• die leasing arranae· pos. MacGreeor Yachts, ......................... .,ERS amart.atvactlwhoat.eas M5-1589forint. ments. MustbewUJlncto 6CUll30. •n--Private aec'y, lYPIDI • crboatfordayablft.App· --------• woritweekendsandbave --------f''eeded lmmed for lhorthandrequired. Ute 1 Ca • HAIR STYLIST needed, -1¥table schedule. MATURE W 0 N AN private duty. Cbooff own booklteeplnc. Pleuant Y at no 1· 2241 W · pro1resalve NB salon, Ca1J644-3389 p /time to welcome bn&daya. wortdn& c:ooditions. See Cout Hwy, Mon-Fri, with or without follow· 9am tlJ Noon newcomers • contact Homemalten Upjoho B rend a , N a be r 1 ._~ __ H_._E._O_._E_. __ _ loi. Abo, Jeue station THE IRYIME CO. merchants. Flexible ~rs. 7S2.o98a Ced.Wat', 2'00 Harbor Bl, a--------a va ll. A11t for Jan SSONewportCtrl>r Need car, Ute typing. EquaJOppor~mployer _c_M_·-------Restaurant 613-Q02;645-5W •· NewportBeach _547_-8095 __ . _____ 1 _________ 1•-------• Ml-M-IDS Equal Opp()r Employer Mechanic OFFICE Pub/Rel Spilt P'ee rn:zA PAllLOR FORK LIFT WORK IN NEWPORT s.nlu Rep to $150 4 I 0 E. I 7HI St, CM . CENTER Public relations or Insur. P /t,ime openings ror: HAIRSTYLIST LOOK AHEAD! PLAN YOUR SUMMER JOI HOW- we are Time-Life Libraries & have full & p/time ablf\a avail. for your scbedullng needs. Work daY11 • enjoy the evenings or worlt even· l..np & sleep late. So, ir you're ~lannln1 ahead plan to give us a call 833-8095 TI....Ut. Utw.i ... a..c. F.qual Opp Emplyr m tr to I°"' ridtc teem -------'°'Ming In L...-lc.h, LecaJ Secretary foUowl-9 preferrff. SOMEOHE SPICIAL Http W .-Nd 7100 Http W ..t.d 7100 49 4·6 g 19 A.1k for Min 5 yrs le1al ex per. In •••••• ••••• •••••••••••• •••••• ••• ••• ••••••••••• 0-.. penoonel & domestic. MECH .,. ..... IC NowmRING: bacltcroundwilllandthls .rwm-Drh_.. A"" SICllT A.RY variety pos. Lite typ &r _._ .... ' $1.I S-$1.61 pr Hr. with cood sldlll p e op 1 e pleas l n C -CooU SALESLADY l"';oo-.A.a..llST penonall\y a +. Also Must be 18 or over & able , We seek meehanlcs with ..,.__ ~otn'"'" Fee JOO.. C.ll Jennifer, to wort evenings. Apply Exper'd ror manage- GENERAL OFACE UPGRADE YOUR CAREER AT NO COST TO YOU Ill..,,... Pays FM RNANCE MANAGER To $1250/MD 1.0 . 890 Six Branch Manacen Needed for MW start.1 ln Oranp Co Is Loa Aqeles Terrltoria. Will Conduct Lending OpenUon.a CoUectiom not beavy·ln coosumer fin&Me, penona1 Joana &r 2nd lNlt deeds. Thrill• loan exper. neceaa. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY SUPERVISOR To $1200/Mo J.O. 811 JJl Hor\b 6aDla Au for •Pf'lntr ln prom t • well tablilhod firm. Needs accompU.W, cq&Dbed at.rQoa. cUcnlW P«*lft rot c.,.._JQlllu.&·Slwrtbaod 100 WPM. -------~ Good akills. To SUOO. HA.ROW ARE SALE'S. Ap· ply In person, Crown Hardware. 3107 E. Cat Hwy,CdM. Hardware Sales. 2 Semi· n!titt men to work l().2IO DOE. CALL 754-1851 LEIW.AID hlumlAAJ-cy 17801 llaln Street SteB lrviDe bra wk. In retail ule --------store. H.W. WRIGHT Leplsec'y,exp'd. 9-3PM. CO, 126 Rochester St, lrvlne. CallSS2-3354 btwn C.M. 9am-12pm Help Wante d Local LIFEGUARDS needed. Lumber Yard, f/t.ime on· Full" Ptr, 18 +ONLY. IJ' iodudinc some wknds. Apply at Newport Dunes, Saw exper. " good drtv· 11.U Back Bay Drive, Ina rec. cau for appt. N8- 59-3Cm. ·--------- 1 year ol experience re· ,.. ..... l ceappear. 770·2732, Conte mpo after5pmdally&a.ak!or ment po1. w/wotnen·s A•'"'" Jedri ed IOOICKEIPER p---• Se-.. .,.._ J~orMatt. speclaJty ahoplnLaguna ~ ... I e c pe>wer Banldquperbelpful ,,,....,.wg ncce, ~1 YAl\lal{)ppEmplyrm/f Hills shopping ctr. WUI material·bandllq equip. In the Real Ectate & ln· Lambert St, Ste 500. El I~~~~~~~~ train. 759-9951. ID8Dt. e1d Call Toro. 1: ...;;..:~..:..:..:.....:...;..:;.;..;... __ _ vestmentn · Mn.--------Restaurant nd1 exp'd SA.LISMAN We offer exce11ent._G_uv_,TS&-__ 1S_l_I.____ cook full or p/t. Hostess Marine Hardware bmeflt.s: paid ncatlom; p~IT---'--Public Relatimta p/Ume. w/b....,,'1 u~ Xl t p ..... _,I manne hardware huuraoce; medltal It _, ,wwwrs Rapldl7 eapandloc •r · n ° · ~ dent.al plans for 10U and Unusual oppor. for In· finanelal lmtltuUon. No port.. for • vatlcement. s tore, ~ach location, )'ourfamUy. tere1t1ne educational expernec. Need car. Call Apply In penon, 3100 aeeka ex pe r . sal es sales work. Position In· aflll>m,551-9084 Irvine, NB. Mr. G'a. No pmion. National co., full To apply, caU or write volves cdntact w /parents --.:..--'------..:pb_c_alls_. ___ ...;:.__ benefits. Some weekend ot pre-sch9ol &r school PURCHASINGAGENT work. can B. Morrison, 2ts/621H711 a1e children. Excep· Work tndlvidually to do ROBmE'S RAG & MOP 64S-1711 for Interview. onal c U all purchul.ng &r &oven· Women needed for LOSAM698 ~nawe~:::r!'r:e fur &orJ control. Ex· houucleanlo1 aerv. s AL E s PER so N UHIAID SCHOOL appl w/ulel manaaer, perienced required Ill ~ NEEDED, Avail to work · 'DIS111CT Vlr&lnlt Caltlna , 1tructural attel.1--------lO•m·4pm . Smarty Clualfied Recruitment 557-1041. T .JO. r.nec b aolc al d rt HI & Pants, Jt07 A So. Briat.ol, HCJS1'!SS =~m:.er 2S. pt. P.O.Boxml EqualOM*Emplo)'ef mat.ta! tak~tt from ROBINSONS _s_.A. _____ _ Cano'a Seafood& o1 MH· ea.m1 U.AD&elellOml 8blaoeprl~ Juoa':· ci:cpt~t!a~ .............. SALESPERSON. Good tco. hu opening for a wuttntent OOPQrtunlty for ua«tive amart.altndivehc»tesa Uv•lncmnico~nlon AoEqualOD'Dort1mlt.YM Sa ar1 °P•1'-Call " showroom aal2E1 non crbolJlfordQsbll\. App-alderl7 lady. Separate fl rm a tl.; e Acl Ion .-...e7 fOl'lntenlew. Applicants For: with an eye for korat· l)'atcano•a.MlW.Cout attractiTe 1tudlo apt. Employ• ••um .... -M011s.m., ln1. Good c mpany H"7.1.. llOD·Frl, a.5PM. nut be able to cook• __,....:_...:;______ -,..,. Poafft1• t'beneflll. Please call for E.O.ro. drive OWD c.ar. Larvna SAllWIRSOM •,.,...lt*W appoloti:oent. Wood leaal..ftl Beach. We'N~aplnlr •Swcatlf._... LJsbtlna Fillture Co. Immed. openln1. ex-LDl1lAN foe car rental. looldq top caliber F/tlm41 poaltioaa avail. 5*290L "Derienced, or .tll lrain, 11 +, Fff, no uper. ;:!re:!.": ~hlJ: ~llpreferred. SALES REPRESEN· lull time peraonnel, _m..:.;;...;1..;.100.;...;.;... ____ ~ apm-. IQ local area. Call =P~ TATIVS call on s~- suar. lln, own lr•rui.. ---------• fou~St.vtf75..2SU >-4pmMon·Fl"I dary and elementary ~1f.t it~{!H :4itl~~ ., ....., 2 F•tl• w-t ~~!';'~·r:b: OllU.& mn Cou\Hwy F.que!OppSIQPlyrm/f int actlf'lU•. Contact OOroucW Kar. Ca 8211121 ad m lb 11 tr a to r • • modvat.e ~IN. Start Sl.2,000 + tome OpeftSN ta comnmalon. Will pto-duce at least $15,000 '"*w/lnayn. Reply to Boll II.It, Dally Pilot. Cll. a.iral1. PITSTOll nib or bird bo"1eq required. r rr. tQ.'522 I I 111. -........... Qt ........... .._... ,..w.w 110 """?• .. ~'!.. .............. •oos Aa&. · 1011 ,....,. 1011 cs..g.w. •• 101s Mr"!!~!~-!...! ....................... ... . ..----... ........................................................................ . ;;.;~~:u~~------' .. '.-0 .. • Tow' Truck Prinl"lt •1 • Exd nly Wboleaale _. ___ ,__ **I BUY** Frt..&U,Sun:Caf'PtltlS WANTED PG''d,;..!!f..~· Appb', ... _..... n--•-TODAY Good"* f\atmtcnt & +lie\ )'els, burnt onn1e TOP CASH DOLtAR • ntu7. N•wport W~u~OOOlrYIPe bi:&!.t!.t;;'U;ra::!': AoPU ca-OR l w11l "pad. Auto waaher. PAID FOR TOUR B 1 eapeiinted, •A., • MUIG publlc for tide. hbtk nllarSELLfot Yau. BJln brukfas\. nook. JEWF.LRY. WATCHES. Ml TYPIST B> llldrn!ttedSalApr.91ora 2 DAY MASTKSAUCTIOM Booltlbelvu. Cbeat ART OBJECTS, GOLD. SEC•ETARY. J>Jtime 1\illl.lme,KontbruFrL preview 8·9AM. Sale 6 4 6. • 6 I 6 & rr .. ur. Ch .. t ul s.tL~F.R SERVICE: c llrch ucretary J>Jeua,atworkinac:ond's, bcOns M It Sun Apr 9, llM'25 draw ts '-nltu 11tand. UNE FURN. &.,AN needrct. Vud type M modcnl equip. Apply lo 9'1. MC A .BoCA atcopt· ANTIQUE ~"::~. r;::; ~~: TlQUES. 66-JZOO =:;_.u btwn •• 3P • penon. 1160 rlacenlla, ed. Buctle1 Wbttltr An· MOY1M tbl. J..am.-. Dr•pes & LUGG4GE T •GS C ll. tl q u e • 3' 0 3 W . AUCTION ACIOSS COUMTllY ml11c bo111~bold. 10392 Crusn yc>ur bu1lnus ~•-l"l'VM_,,..OR TYPlST • ...,rt-Um.o, So. )(~u.r Blvd. Sant.M Must Sell-Antique Pua Dr., H.B. 983·584S card. Send one card tor -..w• • vwv• r-AnL 1517454. llOO'a cbe1tnut table ---...i MaJeor !t1D&len fd to Lallmaatta • 10615 3'x41wlt.b atait.lom for Giant St. Wide G11ra&ll each tq .,.us one -i>•re. SlealTAIY monitor natloowldo G&-7715 leaves. COiet.her with 4 Sale: on Oerma1nder We rctum pc~ma11cnUy ~pldly SJ'OW'Ull Oranae e mer fen cy •I arm TYPIST~OPa a.dMr IUYw A.,.. matcblnc bonOrood Wuy, \Jn1v. Prk, V1ll 1. sealed attra~ave ~t '-Co maoulactu~r bas im· aystem. 2Dd 6: 3"t thlna MUSlC BOXESl Player Fomt• v...,. chain $350. Vf!f'Y Good lrv. TUrn on CUiver to str~p. meetmg air )ll' med open for ex per aYalL No exper Deeded. XIRO m planosl Nlekelodeom! '"M ... Qlod, Seton, to Germalnder J.D. requirements. Prf'· HC''y. Gd typing It will train. Must be de 'WIU. TRAJH Phonoarai>b•I World'• = Sec:tf• 552·1'700 W•y. OAM, sat/Sun. vent l09S & theft! For u libthnd. some acc•t pendable ~over !l. CALI.. 751·7343 tareeat aehctloa. AJ1rf.J.... penooalizt.'<l tug enclose helpful. Pleuant S.A.-Tustin office. Call cataiorue SS: *Xt e la· S.. 19th IPM Child's Loft Bod, band ' ,. wallpaper, bbric or t.ele~ voice a must. M.r.SandallSHZO&__ ~~'if=itt"b~t sues m. Allio cub ,.. Ma.April 10th 7'M crafted. Ladder, slide, Ref~I. bed act.. doors, ~Yb~~··l~ ~o:~ E 0 "" M/F Contact 1 ...._. ____ .., _ _. -• ·-•· lltPIMcAMcA.1~ mattniu.S.S.83CM727. tllJclf. ~a. 203:& Balearic ., F.ditiim.~ Sec•y1Blrlcpr, Rea --··~we........ ._ CMt~·'7396 ta1s. Or try two cord;; ·~u••-:..RTICS !lat/conatexppret. Part TYPIST/SICY ques. Vtall usl See t.be fGr Brown .Jordan 60x.CO" backtoback. _..,._,.._, bmeOK. Mail resume to 1"uU lime. St.ron1 SJt. • hu1e ornate •·TaJ DoWR Me.ory 1-oval table, 6 chairs, lat 3 Fam . .1118 rurt. <..'harles PRICES: 3301 W•d Cator, ~ E. Coast Hwy, CdM tn>lttareqwred. Appl~ ll'l Mahal'' automatic oreeo Alltlcples $500. takes. &tG-8208. Pl, NB. Sat/Sun 10.SPM. S2 ea ol' J $$ S.A. ~ ~tto:rn~~= !elt'Tl~ .... 1.n. Lo.nd .~8.~~!:: We lutvoJust imported 2 Custom made trest.l~ &.a· Blltu. piano, a.ewl~g 41S tags $1.60eu. 549.JJSl Sec'y/Recep. Hollday Fl"o•UcAatOC.1401QualJ ... __ ..., bu&e40'cont&loersfrom ble • 2 bench•• I mach, cameru. TVa., 619tqs$1.SO•a. Inn, Laguna Hills. Sl,N4tWPQrtBtacb. 11a1aitne." AJDerlc21Dn Enlla.ndCOC'ourGR.AND w/back $125.. Xlnt dmd typwr~ters, 0 /B m!r· lOorSal~'l'·S:·l~ci-~ed 586-SOOO Ellt. l4Z. Jnt•rnatlo.oal; 190 · OPENING. S«f19. draftana tbl, boo .. s. "'No CARDt . 1'yplat. N~ run ume & JCettertos; Jrvine, CA J.rM AdlNuloa misc. _ __ .• Secretary/Receptionl~t Service Stauon Manaaer part time. Xerox 800, 92'11'. Tel. (714> ~$C-1717 ~ ._,.'--Dark oak tab! 2 leaves 4 Draw your own or knu NewportCenterdoctors &ManaaerTrai.oee,ex· dual tape operatot•. ()pmWed.tbroalhS•t. ......._._~ ba1rs Exce.i6CObd. hid Super Mov an~ Sale; namt!,addresa,pbone& olfice-pabent contact re-per'd. Lie pref'd. All Must. bo 4.'Xpert. • faat " John Kifta Auctiooeers c bed. 'coa tbl ~e Designer coods, MDll· \l.e'll make one card p.·r quires warm, highly benerlts. Apply, 2590 accurutl.l. varlt•ly. Sl64-1S20 1164·2529 a ee ques, furn, fabnclt, l<Hi tu1t.AddZ59eacb. competen\ andividual. Newport Blvd. CM Airport area. Aalk for •---- - -Hvy wrebt iron tbl, ree· Sat/Sun. 332 Evan in& St.-ltd check or money or· f · ---l 1'b Off I tangullll', f'ro6t gls top, 4 Canyon Rd. CdM dcr to: Medical or ace ex-Servi St ti Attdlftll Jess f', o C'U, ANNUAL ---PILOT P1ll"4TIMG peneoce desireable. but c~d aoon & Eves' 549·2ltl8 AUCTION* chrs, slot cond $250 Huge Garagu Sal<' not m1&1. .Benefits exper · ay · * 87:>7396. Ev~ .. h•-a from A to, z P.O. Box 1560 . e~e ·Ot.he; Full & p1t11ne. Apply, ValctPartc..1n1Attmd "WRANCE "''.,, ...... ,. M (.'ostaMesa.C•.92626 8J· Sa_J~t~peni>erson Shell Slal1on, 17th & Pnv. country dub, .. ~Alltl Lid $-piece Mediterranean 39G W. llum1llo11, l a :'11°'~rt 1;:b 'tf 1j lrvme,NB 11 30AM·3:00P~f. Mon 1529:"1oi .... c'.lc• Calllivu1aft..groo6_~!~iture. 5486:>29 PUILICAUCTIOM ne m 0 ice. mi u -----Fra Call btwn l lAM SALE .,,.,,...,,.,, Sears El~-c clothes dryer MANY ITEMS OF FIN t-: resume to Box 173, c/o ServiceSta.NghtAtlend2 2PMroruppt.M4·540C HI copper sso. wrk!4 grt ESTATE JEWELR' • Daily Pilot, P.O. Box Or 5 rutes 0 wk. A~ply, -"'1r· 10th 7PM Shcsp! Affn Rentals Nisbiki bor.; 10 spd ~i" ART OBJECTS. AN· 1S60. Costa Mesa, Ca. Shell, l7th & Irvine, B Vocational TroWng Am' en·can 2nd &. 4th Mondays Assorted Fum 673-4646 ...,. Seo rs boys 10 spd TIQUES, PINE FURN • 92626 Serv. Sta Help needed am· Instructors W....ci f 24•• w/lltes $40. lfutry ETC. PHONE FOR JN. med. Full or p/t. Apply, Mon thru Tbllt'll Ju'?e 19 a DON1 MISS THIS. Heavy pine dining room, boys 10 apd W/ lites $3.5. !:?2200· & BROCHURE. 990 E. Cst Jiwy, Nwpt th r u AU C 11, 7 8. European $500. Pine mirror. $65. Compel' sink & cold box ..:.....,..:.:::....:::..:..::..------ Bch l·S:30pmonly l.\•erybody Span coffee tbl, $75. rombo$20. 646-8092 RS"""OOLS "'·· • · Drywall Construction I:. I 493.ar19 BA ~.. . .,..per mce · Arcearpehited 0 tryuratAsslst Antiques Welcome · Gottclbs w /baa S3S TV. mDE·A·BED,sora. Jo\e Movin&. Hereulon Uv~rm $20, plaints, ett>., '2so1 seat. Automotive Services Dfsct•ltCI to 400/• =========t auite, Ponderoaa pnae, Jwliper, Santa Anu . 962-1597 S t & S 10-5 Ponderosa pane bdrm --Minimum 8 un ate. Herculon sectn'l, GARAGE SALE: VW ~ & records tbteach ... .. Seatn4treas wonted for "*.. sailmaker. Must be e11 per. Gd benefit:.. 642-M41 /67S-S055 SHEET METAL WORKERS Reqwrements: IUTIQU( CENTER MAGNJPICANT new refrig. 9-5. 54S-097S parts. skl equip, furn, reading by vowels co~L U11th School Grad &5 yrs Mii FUR.NlSHl.NGS att6, 581-3306. clothes, + lots oC odd·n· over $100. new Sell for Cexper in fleldLApply: 19'6Mwptmvd.C.M. OFLUXURJOUS ends. &aragc aood1es. $3.S.&t2-3379 apistrano-acuna 645-9461 2Br, "den HwiUogt Z Red velvet oce du1lrs mW. Balboa Blvd. on ...;_ ______ _ "Beath ROP, 28900 Ac· T-·-~-$95 K. by va~ DOUGH IOY TYPE Ja c hema St. SJC. .Harbour vw......... ea. ir · the alley. 9AM·4PM, ---------1 Secretary JC you know Sttretanes IBM Mag II will train ~,..,,3118. Equal Oppair 16415 Wlmbedon Ln. HB w/pol.t.sber & attach. $36 Sat/Sun POOL L2 x 4, heavy dul"' ....... Sat 9-5PM ac Sun IMPM 1000 rt. used wbt carpet ----------bncr, filter, etc. '75. or "... TYPISTS l~al in fnendly 2 secy. 3 • • atty H 8. firm. Non Competitive salary and fnnge benefits incluchng paid medical and hfe in· suran ce. Apply JD person. Employe:_ _ UWAM"S AHT19U!S Look for al-• l blk Wes $25. 608873. Must ge\ rid of real J.?ood makt• offer. 1-737-6449 atl:lll....tooa .... G 1r • • 1t .. -J1mque. Come to Mon· Walter net.oded, prefer ex· ou;;;Jl'Oi ~ ._ or Saybrook on Hum-2 red velvet occ. ch.rs $9S. llcello 144 Lexinatoo Ln Hlde·A·Bar, Ro\atin& door. sis. M . v ! · smoker only. 841!·~·-:· ... & SECRETARIES SF£RETARY per. wailer. but wall Fri,Sat&Sun boldL84&-7304 Klrby vac w/polshr & CMSCS.l2!H train. Personable. able First Edit. Hummel att. $36. 1000sq ft used1---- l.lu you need exlru money Busy Newport Beach law • • ' & el\)Oy vanety Let tht• office Mag card II & ·:· freedom & nex1b1hly of legal exper. necessary working temporary a~· Excellent skills &: desire ~ _ i.1gnments or your c:-ho1ce to accept responsibility a ~ork for you C;ill 1m mus t Contacl Pal LEAR SIEGLER to deal witb members. Plate. Clulda oak desk in-a.... 1020 wt)tcrpt$2S.640-8873 Gara~e SaSltt! 558·560 Call ror appt.1Jig canyon $48. Lovely walnut dts--1-• Hamal ton CM Sut Wedding dress sz 10 $50. Country Club. 644·S4<>1 pllP.)' cabinet. Wmdsor & ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bdrm set, blu/wht cam-8·30-3·30 • Aquanum cslm redwood Victorian chn, bUl old IUC1S & MorEDS paign • di!lette set, OC· • · 17 gill sem1 ouUi\.led $75. Waitress. Apply in Jamps,oalt&mahoeany New & used, buy, sell, casional chr, misc Knotty pint.> bed frame, 6315323 83().4727 Transport person, Sid's Blue Beet, tbls, set ot Engllab dis· trade. Cycle & Co 2488 items. Sat/Sun. 3112 $20. Swag wrot iron --. • t<r721stPl,NBalt3pm. hes $50. & more fan. Newport Blvd, C.M. McKinley Way.CM lamp, $25. Dol!bed. $3. New Dual 8 Power VIE'W Waitresses, I/lime days. t.astic savings. 423 31st 64.2·7910 F\Jr cape, $25 Wcddtn£ movie editor $18. Call: St. Newport Beach. (Can· --Decorator aacriflcing band. w /ch Ip pod 631-0185 mrdaalcly 644·9193 ~o~ office • ------ 0 overload Secretaryp/torf/t SH/typing. $4 hr start 3ta!ll!'!~i~~rom Cocktail exper. Tray neryVUlage) lO·spd girl's Scbwmn house full of new diamoadi;. $r•O. M1c:c :.:..:..-----.;:- service for dinner house. 67$-1690 bike. very good cond. furniture, all at approx Jtems. 64:? 2060. 37 l Maytag wshr & gas dryr 557-0061 Pleasant Ofc 645-2666 (Near Harbor & Warner) Santa Ana, CA 2 Yrs min exper. Apply ______ $15. 548•5618 ,, retail. Sofo. lov.eseat. Walnut St, CM. wht $240/ofr. Overlock Amelia's, 3300 Pacific OAK Antiques, re-$425,7pcPecanDinRm --sew mach. EF205 $100 Cst Hwy, N.B finished. dining set, 1 ladies bike, J man's Set. $675, wood Parquet SUn. only. Cano1>Y bdrm 549-8887.:... ____ .;___ secrelary, bookcase & bike. Very good condi-game & d.ln.1ng set, $425, set. stereo. m1M·. 1371i . J123 Birch St, Nil SECRETARY Equal Opportunity Wrut.ress & hostess want· Empl.J·er M/F ('<!, over 21. Milla Mex-Perman~nt. part lime. u, 1cun Restaurant 547 W Secretcry/Cfericcd Mon-Fri, ~:30-5 :30PM . l9th. CM. Apply 1~ The Irvine Co. 1~rrcnt We are l~ing for an &C'· Shipping &: rece1v1ng. person bctwn 2&5. •1y'leelunasecrctancs curate typist lo perform Hard-working young ----Ste. Co.n/lndust'1 gcnenl o(fice duh es. persoo needed to do ihtp· Want ref med honest tt Background an n I!:. de Non smoker. 011tst.and· pi.ng & odd jobs a1 a CM for ~~ hswlt. $2.70 "elopmenl, estrow or init work.1ng cooditt0ns. aut.ornouve act'essories Nic.c job, IWG-02()( West documeotalion hl'lpful Please call Barbara warehouac.Call556-8840 llB -a. ·1\ pe65 wpm Davi$ weekdays. 642-1626 secret Skilled sec'y lo operate or Th . k lion $25ea.6735848 match•-.. Parquetcoffee Sha""' ... '·i.CM Family Tennis me~ more . i s wee .. '"''6 •u• ...... &.o bersh1p.exclu:.1vecoun· 962-7213 ~~ ~~~=e~:s.$l:':Oi~~~ir~ Horws 8060 \TY club w/luruted goU .. ~ ........,,.._..., 8030 others. TI0.28Sl ••••••••••••••••••••••• priv. $1600 ~54~ _ &....a ' 80 I 0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• HOISES FOR SALE Ceramu:· Kiln. 27 ('\J n. ........-ancft Sftr's Auto 500, F2.t lens Remodeling· have cstm 1 Reg AQHA dau!lhl~·r l dr ft ••••••••••••••••••••:•• w /telephoto 6: w,de made drapes. 30" l"all of Mt~ter Alert & Clah n..tlur<t _ g~-~-~.~.: a_. F RGHT D ft: l\l AGE 0 entte tenses. eese •w. wut w/wioe raek. Btchr ber blood line Also lull! --- JiOTPOINT SALE1• 3308bo 675-5880 bllt tbl. sml bar, 7 pc: rat Arab Gcklln,.: SbrN or Oirpet. iso "ql(?ds "'h1tt> W. Warner nr • ar r. -tan set 848-8563 ,,...... 1 h $ Santa Ana. 979-2921 n-8040 · ndin1. 1.737........, woo :. ag, I ... ....,. 644· 70tl4 cry Secretary wanted for learn lo opcr:ate Mag rJ .. -I '\ r pnor peri.onnl'I ex Video production co. CaJI an sml law offc. lntncall' ... pt>r prefcrrably in 6311144 · b L l WE NEED SURVEY PEOPLE NO SALES ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sofa w {matching lov Gelding Formt"r ll•non -------- CASH PAID . DOOTRAlNING eseat & hideabed. hrs. 'Eng/We1.t. AnUqueScotti:.harmo1re . For "'~!br/°7~4:~g Your Place or Mine Oleap!! Gentle/spri ted. No Walnut, xlnt cond. !395 • .. re-cruJlment. Well or· · · JO • ega ~xper un i:amwd & det;ul minded SECRETARY eces.sary. Airport area, Type 60 wpm to Sain M....-N B. 833-9982 __ Secretary Immed opening, located SW I MM l NG P 0 0 L Properly Mgmt nr O C. Airport. Top typ-LABOR ER . Newport 1 .,tn·m~ly busy phones mg req'd. Previous sales Pools, Fashion Island 'f' pe 6S wpm Abo nt•ed ofrc experience pref"d. 644-6194 'lerk typist TypinJ? SO Xlnl . compensation & Switchboard Opr. Will "'"Pm benefits. train. p /time to start. S.Uetary O ... Call Texas Instruments l~C' · Reliable & 11ble to work I 3 yrs set•'r ex per. Type E qua I OP po r l unit Y /wknd 645-8197 fi() wpm & d1ctuphone Employer eves s. • Xlnt t'O. benefits & work Call Micki, 714/540-7311 TEACHERS mg t'nv1ronmt'nl Secy/AcllftinlstraHn· ()ppor. in ull counties (·all 644·3389 9am·noon $l!iOO Guarantee for 120 THE IRVIH! CO. City of Laguna Beach. sales interviews. Ref:> $85J to Sl089 per mo. Re· w ~Ncwpe>rt Center.Dr q's ronsiderable exper. furnished upon req. e Newport Beach in resp secretarial wol'k. will fwnish you w/lhe Part·time OK. Neal ap- pearance e~ential. Help us determine how people will react to our new, much needed product. Qwck advancement with a lop company, Call for uppt, 496-3010 AOUALUX Wi\TER PROCESSING co. \ Consolidated Foods Company 1-;qual Oppor Employer xlnl typing skills plus name. address " phone ---some sh. Position avail numbers or other ---------·--------•! in finance depL Apply. teachers who have ****** workedw/usmSu.mmer. WOMEN &MEH Secretary Fee Paid City Hall, 505 Forest For personal mlerview bec5.cyto$1100 Ave. Laguna Beach call Virginia Calkins. Eam$3400amoormore lie' this administrators before4l19/78 557-1041. T 84 ;:::nrra1:1n~bi!nh.o~t nl(bl hand 1f you have &.'C.'retary Equal Oppor Emplo)er 615 IWl22Anaheim. iiood secy skills & hosp REGIONAL I~~~~~~~~~ e11per PR per<1onallty & SEC•ET'" RY Technical lllustrator. JPB1 1nit1at1ve a plus Great " ._ " instruction manual Woodworkers & as· benclJts Also Fee J obs Regional sales ofc for art. Techna~al wrttc~. scmblers. lmmcdtate Call Jennifer 770 2732, worldwide m:-nw. has electronic mstru<'lion employment Gladney contempo Personnel 1mmed. operung. Posl· manuals E"<p'd only. Bro•. 929 w. Baker. Service, ~J Lambert uon req·~ &O?d telephone Perm 714·675 73&0 for Costa Mesa St, Ste503, El Toro co_mmurucation skills & appt. Mon· Fri ---------·-~~~~~~-·! nun SO wpm typing. Ex-Would you like a business per. pref'd, but we wall ---------IA your own? You don't ·---------1 train the right person. TelepboneSales need an office to start . • Secntwy to $925 For appt call 493-9301 L~ &DS LEADS Beam at home. full or :.. f'ee Paid. Your eye for 9am-Spm. l:OA part/time. ldenl for detail ~ exec sh/typ .A.MF, IMC. • LEADS husb8Jld & wife team. skills are req"d for this Pouer&Bn11nfieldD1v. TI..ut.Ubf'.t.a 646-4_?_ 1mporta.nl poi. Lots or 26181 Ave Aeropuerto Has i.-d. OfMl'lngs MlrchanclH variety w/th1s pro SanJuanCapislrano L.... 1,.. __ ..... ~ __ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1tress1ve Cu-m. Also 1''ee EqualOpp Emplyr m/r ..._.. & .--.. ,..... • .. _ I OS Jobs. Call 770..2732 Con to ope our SpriltCJ .t.ntlqllta 0 le m po Person n cl People who need people -..a_. W till •••••••••••••••••t••••• Serv1ce, 22&ll Lambert should always check the a.oda I"" ... -·· • w PUIUC AUCTION St. Ste 503 El Toro Service Directory in the tniht 10" If yott're • MANY JTE.MS OF FINE __,___ DAILYPILOT potlffve thWter wlttl ESTATE JEWELRY, • 91J9"8aUYe alllt• ART OBJECTS, AN· • e __.•::=•·ff CMt TIQUES, FINE FURN., H.apW..t.d 7100 tt.lpW.tecl 7100 .............................................. TBIPHONE SALES SEARS ROEBUCK & CO. Has immediate openings for: 1.1 ..... Saln .............. ... "Full or part·lime. Excelleol company benefits. Paid va.cata.oo, holidays, employee discounts. l!;nter a challenging world Of tclc phone sales. ,,_.. ETC. PHONE roa IN· flt .. ellOve c• FO, &: BROCHURE. .... ,.. ... • "5-2200 gllCI ...... llil:fr MIWy ~-AMERI--CAN--0-AK-- + ~•••nu I ts. Laraeat SelecUoo SOUND GOOD? 1n 0ranie Counly Call 833-8095 stewa.rt RothADUques 1&0 E. Dyer Rd. S,A. . TI........ tat Nwpt Fwy) 751-8$22 ~.htc. F.qoal c>ps1 Empln m1r Solid walnut roll top d sit. Originalto.rfect with cha.Ir. Jal $1100. \aka. 6'o.12G19 • ' wor .. ..,. or no John &tart.In 548-00SiS 847·7112 health probs. Reg. vet 714-1.95-2618 aft 3·00. 1 hid b d care. Owner too busy. , Wasben & Dryen Cocker Spaniel. Burr Blue flora e·a· c • $!00 tack SlOO· shed~· Mens Club membership. Dlx models, complelely female, 9 wka old, AKC, $50; boy's bunk bed Eng/ wear SsO, ever'. at t:n1vers1ty Athletic _..1t & refinished, 1 yr shots, champion sired. w/mattl'ess $100; new .,.h·ng $350. S8J.2504 Clu~~ 540.S.U9. •~ $200. 552.9492 42'' shower stall, $65: 2. ;,uu ---guarantee. Your choice _.:______ redwood tbl slabs, $35; Homehold Gooch 8065 KING TUT TICKETS $130. Free Delivery. Dalmatian pups. AKC. twin bed w/rnattress ••••••••••••••••••••••• Four for Fri. Apnl 28. 10 Grand Openi.ntiSale reg. Champ. lines. call $50: 833-1419, 494-9836 FINE BONE CllJ NA AM. S20each. 536-4143 or Ends the 15 . aft. lPM. :i116-ll88 «ISHES R lh I t 960-5913 So. Coast Appliances Antique oak tble, chrs. v • osen a se v ---- (710531-3964 or 53'7·2542 Yorkshire terrier pups. buffet. Heavily carved. plates, Copelond desert Shot gun, nne. $60 ca. Champ l>loodlines, tiny, S650 !J79..8478 set, Royal Doulton dan gun rack. $.10. Blk/whle ahots. 3 lb stud service. · serv fr H, sev fm<' oil Ir' TV, $50, typewnlt'r Washer dryer and Dis· !>30-5649. ~Sal. 8055 pa 1 n tines, assort $20, movie camera & bwasber A·l coodltlon ----••••••••••••••••••••••• glassware. china. pol p r 0 j • $so bot h • $75. each 6'6-5848 1 yr old very lovable mini PUIUC AUCTIOM t e r y. s 1 l v er p I at c. Jnstamallc cameras. $8, 2 Refrigerators 1 for SlOO male Schnau:ier. AKC MANY FINE ITEMS OF' 545·3967 or see at 2381 ea. Shm j1m, $25, butane & 1 for $75. boUa •ery gd $75 t.o good home. Sat aft ESTATE JEWELRY, Mesa Dr. S.A Hghts..:.__ tank. $25. Frantisca11 cond67S-216C11 4pm, all da)' Sun, ART OBJECTS, AN· Jewetfy 8070 dishes, $SO, sUver, SS. 646-6495 TIQUES, FINE FURN., ••••••••••••••••••••••• Travel bar set, $10, m1r· Nu portable dishwasher, AKC·Standard Poodles, 2 ETC. PHONE FOR IN· ror, 56x~. $75. 6'4).9479 xlntshape. SlOO. 4911·2381 adult females, 1 black l FO. & BROCHURE WANTED Key d¥PUcator machine afl&pm. ---white, show quality 64.S-2200 TOP CASH DOLLAR & motor. xlnt cond. Deluxe~ top, O'Keefe X1nt pets, movina mus M l S · lh I 0 PA I D F 0 R Y 0 UR 546-5338 aft 4. & Merrill, brand new. sell. 644.-6367 anua mJ cor na JEWELRY. WATCHES. ----- d H l --typewriter $15. New ART OBJE~ .. COLD, Camper shell for Dat~un never use , arves lnsb Setler 6 mo's old stow away ti.re & rim for '-'•., gokl.S95.(114)842-554S Papers.AaktngS1?5 AMCS20 HHacksealer SILVER SERVJCE, PU. Incl boot & int. Ken.....,.,..,. Elecdrycr. like 61s-5250 and caulking compound FINE FURN .It AN· Lrg roll <'rpl. waterbed. ne;,:"2" yrs old. $100 $1 each. 4 new 4 lug TIQUES. 645-2200 rompl. 556-4657_e_ve:s_· __ 67s-8744 UniqMPetYtt.Nns rims. fits MG, Pinto. Custom Emerald & Etchinis by Dury $150. $4 75 • 548S2S3 Caprt sis. ~ 7C GMC Diamond Dinner nng. 65 Pacasso $195. Ha~kin Refri gehtor ( 2 a I r r-..-toy 8045 rad I~ $5. 1' Ch e\ Y pt emerald w/6 smaller, $:!50. Lttho by Wh1stler cond.). Good cond. n-.w • Steenng wh $3. 5l 12 diamonds. Appr. 1295.Dah$475.S3S·S59S. Reasonable. 0 18 motor ••••••••••••••••••••••• Kaiser 4 dr. torable $l 950 Will sell $1400. --- 960-3616 Dalmatian pup, M .• lov $000. 642-3379 s.ii.a 25" Color TV Con~ole GE Refrigerator, not frost·free, 66" tall . white. f6S. 548-5233 Side by Side Sears 17 fl Refrig. Nda new motor S75. S48-528S ing beauty, pedigreed. $178. J yr. warr. l:'rce 548-2381, 645-3180 Sofa, lovesea • tbls, 2 rings, rubies, sapphires, Del & Sel up 642·5340 Freepupe. mix Lab-Shepherd, IMG-75~ lamps, console 'IV. baby " dlamonda 24K white --fwn , misc. All cheap! "old $300 eu~h 493 0979. Walnut Jo'ormlca game 16471 Van De Velde • ' tnhlt•, 4 hlk i;wavcl Way, West. 848·9065 MachlMty 8078 chairs, $1511. Childs .. ••••••••••••••••••••• school dl.'Sk, SJO & boys i Help' Found a lovable Lost Sal~ Low Prices Lathe Colchedsttt l7x54'" spd Stingray bike. $2S. youne do1. Needs good Everything goes 10-5 •eared head 3 .. 11 lndlc 833-8488 Dishwasher. Hotpomt un· borne. 979-6240 Sat/Sun 420 Bticknell • ' , G d ----der cnt.r. very eood ---CM bore $3,000. Le· Ion Beige drupe~. 8.4x5l. cond. $50. Shampoo/ German sht haired ----18ll33, geared head w/rod $20. Drafting tbl Polisher, new, SSO Pointer, 1 yr old, nds lg Too many things \0 list. $2,200. <213> 96134~ $40. Trees $12. !S.11·0429 8'l·IM29 yd. Owner Jn service Sat &; Sun, 9.3; 8196 Mltcel••on 1010 --"' Kenmore Waaber, $75. 536-lOU . Wtldwood Dr,H.B. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ':!~~.~=r~~!'.~.: MaYt•I Washer. $125. Germ Sborihalr puppies, Newport Hgbls, Solabed, o.istom ~~~ ... tresUe t:".: Ci.rm for us. new $125, :d G u • r a D \ e e d la purebred. l.a.q)ps. chain etc. •73 Ible & 2 u1:m;ues. 1 w1... seo. S.·3900 Delivered.~ e46-0l.58 Celica. Sat/Sun. 524 back. SUS. Xlnt. coocl.1..::::.:.:....::.=..~.;.._---- Redlaods NB"5-»55 ~ Mpblle home ateps for crosl•J' Sh eh ad or Yellow Lab, 10 wu, • sale~. Ref'l'iJio}8 cu.ft. xJnt Gall R1u. 25 YUJlS OF .642-4032 con4. MO-Sa. CdM ~ 0005 A EMDS King Tut:...2...:.T_i-ck-c-Lc:-- • IOOICS • IEDS.. JUy 2nd. m each . . -~· .... -· .. Ca II 640-7491 bwctM biace $45. 548-2335 I I ' . -_ • :;;...... ......... 9060 Ult.;,. ...... ft40 Mofw,_t_t..s. SfM/ R~ ,,. Slmd.-t.~19.1979 DAILY PILOT •Jt .... 1•1 • ...-........ • ....... • .................... --~ fl60 V.wdH 9110 ~ • ·-.. ····--••••• --•-.............. '11 Hood• <Rani• ~·· ......................................... _. v... 9570 Auto._ a,.,art.d .._...., ... ort-4 lla •kiof lw. •In! pr9ia. Moped. (&Jilll'J'ltl. R•nt 1 im ElcecuUve I t77 OOOC.I ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••• ........ ••••••••••• ••••••••r••• OAAY MAI • wlh1r • co r •71 tar. nn. M. v. llotorbom• or IUal· MAXI VAN fUU S&ICT10tf Ami 9707 ~ 9720 &nt II i1 MlllVl 1111 GMm. ~me from llerb VS automatlc all a. 1971 YAMS ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••• .. ••••••••••••• ?JC I 'J1 H Batav1a Moped, Near ~~Call &111 of custom loterior wi4 •!· IN STOCK Xlnt '7• Fox. yell, snrf, * DRIVE A * tlk uw cond. Dix New Muaa..Gell Learini 191-4771 ln1-away captalo • 2ZToCbocM From 4·dr, P'll/atrrco tape. Ct.11Ub httt. f' budroom To.,;n S05. tH·etOt IJ7 n'l1 chainbr·" • J>Wt'.~rinl I.. •Window vans UUO Hl·4IOO dya, * LITil.E ••• '* IDlllJl ..a. d 1 ausl, onhso. .. -•· Allt..-atett0/8 •Vu canvenlons 'lsz.Malcvt SAVE A LOT auto pilot, dlnCY. furl -IZMIN track. air ~~ee box. 6Carco Vans '1Z Audi lOOLS Clun. ttd 1--0..-...-'---'-----• jib, xtru. Sacritice '7'1 Ciao Dix Moped ~l ..-t11"1e 6 ta· 511 US TOOAYt "dr, _ ...... , AK·F .... , t OP &COllPAJtB Atma ~ .... ,Aai 117,.sao TU/511..WS w/blink.,., lo ml. ~ BUY NOWI. " •· 0\11 wb"J1, bll! " nou.t..., m ........ -.n. .. """' otW,take$300.S57.... tlHI, h•H••• rack. trk aureo. A/C. S'l,SOO Mc6tl 10 COlllPtctt1t ,... oa1 ao. ttaatc. toa.dect r:-co.w'GN NOW•. custom paint " only ""'· $1950. -.$2$4 ~u1tt:. uae~ l U•, •· Plbe I • wma.sa Mob': I 9150 IWI 19,000 cnUes. 1.J.ke new! IMW 9712'~~!!~!!!~~~ lnchh1.. caemio Ir ' Dina 1'I asa I 2111~ Sa '170.$200 per week. 1Ve UFUIM5l. 1.;; ~. i.m...., American. S37J. ~ "1S Hobi u· w ft.I Uv ••••••••••••••••••••••• have 1.1 rallllOD Ccalr•c· OHL T $7999 ,. S•eda casb Hll•ter• dys '1800 a, · • · 175 Hood& Elalnore N~ tu.al reservattoo. back· Plus Tax" License • FW. for rest .• bu etc. HP OU..,,, .. can Sltl. .m.n40/493-49T1. $!.r•u.>,fta~&ld.l.!erf~-l n I .. H b A A A Nabe 14rkld_. .... I01--. US IC•••da • lbt · IS ~1:.:.t.~ ~~i:c,,,..-.,.:~::6.rt:s Sol c.t 197' lk• MW. M.V. 83M11f. • ColJowtDa alrlitUll Ut1lt· • EXCSJ.EHT SELECTION IN STOCK FOR IMMEDIATE DalYERY SAL!S-S&RVICE PAR'J'S.LEASlNQ real. Mr. Joba.oa btwn•;..10p.m.410p.m. $1500.C&lllGG99 '73 o.1a, 2SOec, s spd ed, Dtlta, Weaterp, AUTOCIMTll -------- MUm (A20._ ... ) Spar .. ar ff.IC!* Air Wat, C.· '.Dlv.ofNa...._""'dUlac · '74 CUStooi CheTY Van ll«ular ~ snan lofla~· O relW' .. ~ ireat° $.TIS. unental, KLK ••O\rtctt", : IUIWaST Custom paint, Gold ~~pc Walnut. ~ne\'1 ~.~~·~~10. $9,5 0 83!MT'ir. ' ' s..ts.Alt, Luflhaua. ACROSS1'ROM P'EDCO Velvet Interior. Wide ............. __.. • -·~ o. 38'SE.AGOERYAWL •10"' J11vHtment tax COSTAMISA cracenM550.642·33'19 640-9317 wencb, J75. t4 HU South Pacific veteran 1974 YAMAHA 400 En· cred.ltoelepreelaUon cle· eva Volvo diesel, 1ood u.ls duro. Good condition. ferments. 540.t I Of USED . Boat IOUDd, needs paint New top end. 8650. Even· •We have 111 'Tr. '11'• ln -------- BUT I... marine dl~, elec. Owner wanta action inp, .iM-4747, '1eet need JOO tot.al b1 '74 Villa Mlnl, 1~· sips " 1m .• f.w. cooJ, remote Reduced rrom $16,000 May l. 6. lo ml'1, s/c, make of. slrt, 2·4.5KW. Tom REPO-1Jt'1'7 JUwasald n..-L.. t t ,.._.., ln rer Sa.t & Sun 9-3 8196 SUPER SHAPE Merllarine.548·3.561 3~tocubb1.1Yer •..-w~.....,oa a ........ ., • · ; Anderson's Yacbta 1000. CaU f1t..UOO, Roa voice °' Star'a m.l.ftis OI WHdwood Dr .. H.B. Good secretary chrs 4HP. Evlnrude, Bhra, 646-9000 Hayward. Southwi.nd'a 25's. Sl().$45. Wooden desks sm, e ial fas tAJlk, $20. Hoada 110 .t. bike IOOd 100% t'inanclnl of IP· 4 wa...t DriYn 9550 $1 s . E "e c d es k at 645-8615 Eri 3S 1.971 lf k JI tr,u. dependabl~ $1.2:S.. votee ui.t tu •license -•-•••••••••• ••••• • credenza, storage · CSOO • ar · MS-ail thru CROCKER. ll.O "'E,...,l -JE"'PCJS . VAHSWAHTID Select Auto Sales Home ol Select V ana II aearchin1 for lop quality used vans and are willing to pay Top Dollar. Call Steve-- Select Alllo SalH 1221 "· H.-bor llYd. ......... 772-9800 cabinels latet'al e she!t -~ , 90,.0 Loaded, wheel. RDF, 1 APB.. l ,earaoce. ~, '" •:"' .......... files 6' 0draft.ln tbls Is -oww ,. VHF, spinnaker. alip T1 B d XL • • _ • ., • I ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ Call Mt-Of79 2 1971 oo a 125 a. ----~•-1--u-. a~J., , apeed, H.D. '76 Dodie bubble to"p • c b r • • C • E · ---~. -----.-1 -ICNll ' Very clean purchased &'us-1~1UUKu.wvu ... _k,.. •••. van AM FM cas sa WHOLESALE OFFICE WW .. UWztL!;t ""4 --· new ln 'Tl.' Well cared CGD&adMt 1.JuQer c. uua; -sea...... . . • FURNITURE 1044 o·o., 2S C.B., 1977. Xlnt for, xtna, lo mi'•, U95 orllr. Mwer moral Order Now • =·n"~~cood. JSM ~o· C.M. 631·2'"7 1978 cond. ~: maln. Jib, ea. at--OHl -..... ""'' 1SO 1enoa, drl.f\er1 apln· -,75-Y-am-~---sb_oc_k_m_x_, DcM't lV a-t• lllC. NEW! '11JEEP 'T1 Doclie llaxl·van, G · 1 . h SEA RAY naker, aalla. Dea dis· UNI or est ofr Call 1714J Ht-4446 ruaoaoKE.& der Win", make offer. Need Space 'Mu li1rap .....,_ bead, atern Is bow _.,., ,,. ...... e Ca -_ MS-475'~43 priotJ01 press;-floor •o• ~ it'!S-L~ ...... 646-"966 vu....... · -·· model addresaocrapb, ~ .wr-_•_n......-pulpjt w/dbl llfe lin~ 1~ VS, ~·~:u., pwr. "17Chevy.cstm,likenew, Friden Elec. typewriter Outriuens-VHFradio winches. 110,500. SUp ·n &auld TS12S Excel. (Telex) Dale's JRIN .-.enag. et seats & loaded, Sac. $SllSO. w /teletype connector. Ball t.ank·dept}uounder avail. Call aft S, 631·36&4 Cc>ad. Spare Parta $2GO. 69-2378 more I (Serl al No. 5.'59-84.lS. 6'5-4701 A1J $1000 firm. &U-6116. and Mutt"h More MAN'S Sailboat, 28, good ~3al7 Deaver, Colorado 063732). ... _ •-....& I ~ ~"'" .. May· 1 •'72 GMC. hu ever-~ 1017 ---· -1 for Cata Una wkods. 2 ""'-B''-es .,.~.,a.a·'-' 90 A ~ft 2 way· r-n. •alp • vu~ 1a A4I .... _... .. ._ New! ''18 JEEPJ10 ything, great rond. orig ••••••••••••••••••••••• Spec• nee SB.000. 842·9191 andKawuaki 125 Ready Rehlah to L.A. Golde ~e PlCKUP ownr. Best oCre r. FOR SALE: Yorkablre $38,950 CAL20.race ......•. S4100 toride63l-0297 FOR•--! Ust·'9C78 _MO-m __ ._. ___ _ puppies, champ. aired. Caldna 22, '74 •••. $S.500 ''18 Honda GLlOOO, S80 9'5" • Reduced to $7176 •73 Ch 1.. %T Zebra ri n ch e •. HARRISON'S O'DQ25, 'Tr .... $11,700 mi., absolutely ml.cit. 1976 26 FT. LOADED! AU black, ev .. nn. • 495-at!M/496-U79. 511: _. 11 "Y T-Blrd 216, moor ••.. S6800 oond., movin•, ukin1 GMC MOTORHOMI All/FM stereo w.ICS, P$8. i.pe, R H, Po&-~ ftA --·· - -900 • ....... tram., air cood.. tnic. ~. 145-S6L5. ,._. & ~ 1090 3 01 CoastH NB .........,.,,_. _ • •• · -· 13.000. ~anytime. Fully aell contained. -1 ~ _wJ1• · · laJ 37, 12 bacs .... Ut,500 w--•-•dall7 r-"'tals VI, Wt It everyt!lin1 .,_ W...., 9HO ••••••••••••••••••••••• , ....... ., Voyaaer 631·5650 '14 Honda 389, 13K ml, ~ ~ ToD-. heavy duty. (08$1SZ). • ..................... . 1aby sp..t $600 clean. $'75. Firm. CAU. T A.YI WIU IUY • ~1860 • Hobie 16 wttrlr, banana 982-8S'19 979 2500 COSTA MESA namer sails, very good • OUR DATSUt« Antiq. Upright Plano. 27' Power, flybridee, cond $1400. ~ "1S Honda CBSOO-T. Good ~ PAlD FOR OR NOI' $8()0 includ. needlepomt $3950.ortrade. running cond. lOK. 72 Champion, 25', self 2SMRarborBlvd. TOP DOLLAR bench. 6'0-0348 496-3523 1989 Coronado 2S Xtras. ~. 673-UMO coo t 'd, roof a i r , COSTA ll~A FOtl TOP CAAS By Wesco. Load~! for . ienerator, many "tras, 54J-8023 1976 Yamaha Eleclone '77 R.einell, SS hrs. deep crul1in1. Xlol cond. 1 Yamaha Mini·Enduro, top cond. Ori& ownr. #I Ill Cllfwwlca DK40A, music box & V, Seats 6, sips 2. $4900. $7500. 661-6029 or~ xlnt cood. tll'100 S4(}.4263 portamento bar, upper Ph 491--041 eves M7·3379 · Jeep, 18 V-3, overdrive, lower, & solo manuals. Cape dory 19', 28' & 30', Reserve for 1prl111/1um· 1ood cond., $2900. Natural sound & rotary losto.. WhaMr amazina)y fast full keel '13 Hood& CB a50 Four mer rental 23• motor 979-1521 eve1. spkrs. Beaut. walnut 'TJ, 11' w/91:> HP mere, boata. m.mo1 ~7 ~1~ ~u!65°· bome, sl.115 'e. $17~ wk. '1l tati Scout 11 V-8 finish console w/roll·top every conce1vable option 26• cu-.. Karine •72 vuv • 6'5-46Sl9 ,. _ ,,.'° PIB ,.. ,u m' rover. Like new cond. includ pwr Ult rod rack ..,..... • • ......__ .,_.~ Aa,r,.,.. ,a,.,.. , 8»-5738 & holdra c~Jer seat. F /G sip, Calley, head, Mofoto ..-s. ..-.; Relerve Now For SUm· rocl radt, $2300/bK olr. BARWICK DATSlJM "\,tf1 .Ju.111 t ·.a111,tJ .HI•• 831-1375 49J.JJ7S WE BUY CLEAHCARS & TltUCKS ---------1 1 OOO's off nu price: VHF, DF, stereo, sips S, lt..t/Storep fl60 mer ZO' Mini Motor ~US 'Jbomas oraan w/ Leslie. sl.200 PP 673-843'1 pop-lop, Askine $5000. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Home sips 6 $175 wk. --------CONNfil $ 46 S SP i n et ' 2 . . . . Brkt. 673-9570 ov ~-• '16 Mlnl tr .... ~.. • Trsb 9560 • ' n.. •• ....,-m .,..,~... •••• ... •••••••••••••••• 1978 BMW's HERE NOW! COMPLETI: IOOYSNOf' HOWOftH lXCEU.EMT SB.ICTIOM OP IMW ltlSALES We may have your next car in our inventory Call us today! 131·2040 4tM94t OUNGECOUMTY'S OLDIST ·o Sales-Servlce-Leasin& Rov Cm"Y«,IM:. Rolls Jloyce BMW 1540 Jamboree Newport Beach Ml>-6444 CREVIER &I St a HOAOWAY SAMlA AMA 835'3171 TWI UUIMAn: DllNlllO M&CHINl , •USED IMWt * '7120034&pd (75314) '73 Bavaria Auto 633JHR '73 2002 .t.-.pd 369KBV '75 5JOI Aulo. <!IHiMTV}. '75 2002 A. Ser .2236 "76 2002 4spd Air 040REV '77 320IA S IR 177RSK CloMd Oa s.tndays keyboards. 493--0979. Boston Whaler 13. Xlnt Westsall 28• beaut home. Summer Reav. Trallen., T .e 9170 Aotiq u ri"ht uniquely cood. "° hp Mere. All cruiser •/mulU colored Slps6, $165/Wk. s.ag.7007 raY USID CHEVROLET 2002. 19'1•, air, &unroof, ue P • xtras, trlr. ZJ3-799-221S, b · ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11tUCKS AM/FM stereo, $5,000 carved case, completely 213-594-0S:W reac er. 675·8734, ,... ,73 Skamper pop-up tent 2.82UlarborBlvd. nrm.673-7S86evalJSun. restored S700 or tDJ1 ke . 673-9301 trjliler alps 6 V ALUI COST A MESA COSTA MESA DATSUN !IM5HARBOR BLVD. 540..41 0 S.0.0213 1975 DATSUt4 2801 4 speed, factl>ry :air cond • turblae wheels. IOU\'Crt'd rear w1odoy,·s. AM/FM s lereo with Lape, heater & extra nice. (009NOE). S5tt9 RAY FLADEBOE LINCOLN·MERCURY IRVlNE- ll0.7000 Otrer Sood lhru 4/JOns t97SDATSUH 1210 HJ.TCHIACIC 4 spe«l, rad.lo & heat.er. Aabarp car! (a9MWN>. $2'99 RAY FLAO[BOE LINCOLN MERCURY IRVINE- . 830.7000 Oller gO()d lhru 4/1~~ 974 610, auto, only 23M mi. Very clean, we ll maint. $2950. 64~7 Datsun sedan, depcn dable transportation. car Had xlnt cart>. S&G-5878. offer. 493-0394 '76 20' Mako, eqwp. for 6• Sabot / ·is • 498-1518 1975 Cbtf. Y.a Ton '$4~UOO '73Bavaria, opeed.. ~ M-L..1.---8093 off shore flstung. 175 aw w S&.I • access. (P918). va.. auto. J>OWer•-----~---atr. sssoo. Datsun 1200, needs _ ... _, ~ Mere o/b, radio, trlr, · '68 Terry 17'. a elf· steeriaa. all' cood., ult WE PAY TOP DOLLAR c 11644 5909 head gasket. $850 or of· ••••••••••••••••••••••• etc, etc. $8500/oUer. 675·0170 contained. $2200. wheel, low miles. FOR TOP USED CARS ___ a __ -----:_f_e_r._498_·1.299 ____ _ lnd.ldlrial power sewang 67S-48M eves. 962-41.fO $4499 FOREIGN, DOMESTIC 'T3 3.0S, au\.o, sun roof. mach.,Kensew,&lfoiler, , looh.Sllpa/ 1975 Chev. I,'\ Too, orCLASSlCS lthr, a1r. mags. loc>&I • $300. 645-995 2 S S ab re ~ r a ( t Docb 9070 15' Da.lloo t.rvl trlr, top ~1'953). vs, Silver ado, U your car is e.xtra clean car, serv. rec. Jmmac. • cyl., auto. trans., d tr '73 DATSUH New Adl port used w/rlybrdge, twin eng, ••••••••••••••••••••••• COPd. atv, slnk. etc. Sips ~ trans., air cond., see us firsL 1573-4242 cood .. radi.o. heater. A her pd si4s l ;:,· pwr tnm, DJF, full can-OFf'-SR.QlU~ MOORING "10lor hOmet 5, 818!>5, 983-Tlfl.. Wt whee). power ateer'· ·IAUEll IUtCK _"76_B_KW--Dll-.-.-b,-t-cood--.• al.l(ler bey! (684HC1''). ~ • 8 · vu, lo bra, t.rlr. 6lp1 ~ 1.Stb st.. NB. 1t'ould like ~ I 18tnc.. urn s~'"let w /a'ft'D· 1q. Z92S Harbor Blvd. ml $21 9 5 --------• $16,000. stCM768 totrdforo«.ab our•..-·• ty r.. w ..=faloed. 45,, Costa Mesa 919-ZJOO lo • steeo, AC, aato, 5' ...... eot4 CLASSIC w..nrBalboalsl. •73 SfO.U08 197.t Chn. "Ton sllver,PP.838-850l 540-56~0 •-•••••••••••••••••••• as• Matthews Sedan 54&410l8. TIOGA <PNS). VS, auto tram. WE 8UY '72 BMW Bavaria, $5,SOO 1l aa Bel1laa pre-•ar TWinOuys, VHI', tmdr loatl. ~. """' .... ---. _.......,, SpacH tor rent BxSO, air cond.. power steer· USED c· ·Rs auto. air, stereo, xlnl 1011 \SO,.,~ SOX Double barrel shotau Best offer to April 15 .,... -r--9010 ,_. --. _., weekly /moethly · Adlllta, lnl. aux tanks. ~ cond. 6'5-4066 , eves & Perfect $450. 631--0l.BS Anderson'a Yachts •• ::: .................. ~·~.== no pets. ~173 $ltf9 CALLGARTil Sund. 644·s.613 720 W. 2626 HARBOR BLVD • LINCOLN ·MERCURY """9000 Mlft'tTtoouatr-.1W™~ .a. . ..a... ~--1.--, p--19T3 F'--" ~". (P9S7). Used car Mgr 17th St. CM COSTA MESA Adler pool table, p ... ____ ....... __ Ski boat 482 1njected 88 -__..._ --.-. UIU r~ • slate (3 pc), nu bm cvr, 18' Marquette 80 hp Mere C>evy, Oal bottom, all S 6 2 & Acusaori•s 9400 ~~ trans .. power SC0-5630 ·10 2002. xlnl cond. Must 1-97-4-Dats~n-71-0 -d---dr S'lt9'. lthr pockets, drk O/B, fully equipped, dnl stalnleu ho.es. Beat of· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---.,~599 see. New brka, tires. auto. A/C, lo mi. ' • wood. Xlnl cond.. f100. cood. $1995. 675-2!113 fer. Call all 6. 963-2051 17555 Beach Blvd. '84 Chevy front end, hood, -AM/FM Stereo cassette. 540-5586 ~9 Huntington Beech leaden, and grill $75. or 1914 Dodie Power Best offer. •!M·SU2 20' Skipjack, '76 .... $8500 SEARA Y 117 best 2S3 Chevy encine w..-, <PllO). VS. auto 2126 HARBOR BLVD 'SJ 510 sedan, good mech Sw• 109' 21'Searay, '10 ••.. $5800 20 lra•w 842-0675 $50orbestS38-G9'74 Phil tram., air eood.. •power COSTA MESA · ''4 BM~ s.os .. 10 mi, cond., gooc:f trans , ••••••••••••••••••••••• 216' Fibereorm .••. Sl&.900 All possible opdons, on ll&eerinl. cniUe COlltrol.1_________ auto, air, new tires, al· 673-0275. $700foffer. Sale or trade for 38'CaliComia .•.... '85()0 this open valve luxury ............__......__1_..._. Car COTer forr.1r:"! or Bladtoabladr. WllUY loy wbls, AM /FM, motorcycle. 10· ump V~a1er 631·5650 a]>Md boat. s7645/ofr. ,._.._-.--_.. econ car $50. Dfll'. $4799 USID CAltSI stereo, P/W & sun root, 73 240Z, 4·spd, blue . ~lr. ~ SlcS .Aaphalt· 15~ Glupar Evuia Rudi, 76M5ors»7sn f\Jlly.!:'~~ 533-33tl W:,~C1~ We're the new Chevrolet ltbrlnt., 552-0302 ;:f.~~~~'. ~~C:1• an. 75HP. & trlr. $1700. 16• Otryaler ski boat, 80 Reaerveoowfor Austlo America. ltnt, AM!N. ,,, dulenhtp in the Irvine BMW '71, 2002, aunrool,1-------- lV, ltodlo. 84&-10U b.p. 1/0, American Trlr. Holldaya •weekend&. tram & body parts avail $4Sff . Auto Center. We need air, tape, mint cond. "162llOZ 2+2, silver, stick, HIR. St.no 1091,.. . ,._ R~-Xlnt It ready for suip· REGENCYllOTOR Very reu. Hard to flDd 1973 Che ~ 't C:d )'OUl'medurl '96-0l3Sor497-2388 air, mags,. Top cond. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ""208'Slc """"1' 1W"!_red......,ori •• er mer. $2250/offer. HOMERENTALS parta.Jlm.MC>-5931 v. on ' JOE r.-.a 971.r 752-93t'leves. , , , comp res.., , 1 ..... .,.....,. "'· ..... --1 d S,. (P951). VS. auto trau., ~· ~ 25' M~vox Color TV. 155bp overhauled ..__ 9Z5N.n.ruw-Bv • ·A-•..&-for~...._ air cond. Power s~r-MAC PHERSON ••••••••••••••••••••••• '68 Datsun 1900 Roadster Mahog. Med.it. console. rechromed, reupbol'd, ••531·2503•• --i~.. 1972 C"-PRI Classic Xlnl cond new Need5 tuner. $49. M.V. beautirul, $5500. Also Tra.,pllftatto. _ ....................... -$4195 CHEVROLET W'th 11 b 1 1 pamt. ~ust s~ll @i7559 sao.cm. Grey Dlllrine eng, compl ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• ~f.. 9._.0 1968 Jeep Commando 21AutoCent~r Drive ~ ra yew ee 9• ow --/Bo W I et C ~ ........ / • •4 ..... ,_), va 3 •peed, JRVINE mlles & super .sba~pl '76 8210, A/T, loodccl. w rt arner ve va:,us. -• .._ ~-.., • (770-..v' Weekend S"I" ••A• C l t · 6' Maenavox stereo. RGDOte coatroi. "250. 646-'TQU drtrans$300.642·922' ..,.. 9120 ••••••••••••••••••• .. • iowmn.. 7'8-7222 priC:tsa:,. M, ~~us om s npm~ 19tO Ford sedan Delivery. U•tt v,,,_, motor home• our epeclatty '75 ILOOIADO Mlf'HllOIOt ~. 111111' ..ii coMllnH. tlllO<'lltllo tr•ne., -• ........ flldlo ........ (lllMJ!Ol Like nu, Watbia1ton 1171 Jeep Wa&oneer w.·•~EDlll ONLY $1775 Rot 9725 Blue, brn Int. Runt l>Uf. (-) u. •-~ I • • • Mir I tie lades $6295/blltotr.494~135 .--...... auto .. MA. Geod. elem low .... --L.,J•---••••••••••••••••••••••• 1960 BENTLEY 8·200 Serles. Beat ofrer. Hl-0268 d1a, 8'J·857t eves po•tf 1teerlPC, low _,_ 1976r1.a.·r lllS miJa. ..... cstUJ 2100Harbor Blvd., C.M. ""' --~ Clll D... Stiff. 631-SJJO 5 speed, factory air ..,11'•• ---------1 cond., AlllFM stereo COPll.AMD JEEP ..,, C.pri, wpd, beaut, radio with ~R•sFCsette & 20011 ht. SA J•llow blk, $2200. likeoewl <""" ). RA Y FLAO[BQ[ LINC OLN-MERCURY ISNOOO sa.7840, MS-7633__ Sl 199 - Q,H H~OfBOC 1 lhf.Ol H MfRCURY RAY FLAOEBOE . ut~COLN·MERCURY IRVINE 130.7000 orrcr 1ood thru 4/tons Fial '76 U4 Sp)'der. Lo ml, xttas. Gtt-8118 or 145-7409 _..-;;.__._... ..... .._. ...... _11C!po RT SC AR. PI at Sptder-850. 2 top•. beadetl, radlat1, • '.;.;..o,....o..-------· ........ ~ ~ l•ck. .. AM/FM FREE !!!~~ \'tMI Oil PUaCHASI. Sl7t.OO YAWi UYR.ADEIOI HONDA IRVJNl?: Al!l'OCENTER S.D. Frwy.·Lalce Fo~l 130.7600 ,..._. .. ._~,... .... .--2-1 .. 5-0---1976 Civic, blue/black, stick, super cond. $2900. H.AllOa &VD. 673-5811 ~OST.AMIS.A SELL idle items with a 645•6700 ~k~ClaastfiedAd H~DA4SPEED HATCHIACK With radio, body aide rnoldlno & pln stripes. (500.001679). CSHCV >. "Save" $489.80. Regular pnce-Ml&UIO; our pnce is ONLY $3675 l'lu.s Tax & License ••••••••••••••••••••••• miracle mazda 21 SO H.._ ll•d. Cotfe w.sa 645-1700 1973 Mazda RX2. 4·dr. Stick shl't, cln, AM/FM cass. 646--3696 RAY FLAOEBO[ LINCOLN ·MERCURY IRVrNE 130.7000 Offer &ood lhru 4/10/78 f '71 PORSCHE ti IT s apeed. AM/FM stereo radio. heater & It ke new! (316NBW> HARD TO FIND! complete aalea end service 19900.,..._ •n _.,.,... cNCtl. Lert• 41MMet, lwt• ................. 4 ....... .et ..... ~ s•-SI00.00 a..e wetclll wHtt ,..ci.. 94 ...,._s.... ... .._._ .,..., 20. lt711 Autos. Mew HOO Auto1, Mew 9100 Autot. M•w HOO RAY R.ADEIOE HOHDA lRVlNE '72 Mazda RX2, radio, cassette, clean. $650. 496-65111 RAY FLADEBOE LINCOLN·MERCURY 17555 Beech Blvd. Huntington BHch .. .:, ....•••.....•.................•...•••...•.....•........•.•........ 842-0675 CASH REBATE .. \ l:IBtilB BBlrll CASH TO YOUI SAVINGS & A NEW FIAT TO~ U1• a1 a down payment or cash bock to fCM1 ,,,..Dkll Miiier Moton. CHOOSE FROM ORANGE COUNTY'S. LARGEST SELECT~ON! 200 FIA TS TO CHOOSE FROM 2 DRS., 4 DRS., WAGONS, COUPES WHILE THEY LAST OM CARS IM STOCK BUY YOURS TODAY AMD SAVE SUftll SllVtE Dm: ta SEUmlll Of USfl IMPOITS ' DICK MILLER M DTDRS llBlilll 120 W. WARNY, SANTA ANA On ""P-C-~ OI,_ E __ ,. 557-2132 . AUTO CENTER S.D. Frwy.-Lake Forest ll0.7600 Brand Hew '78 HONDA Cars MANY To ChooM Front! UNIVERSITY a..mobll• HOMla Ccn • GMC Trucks 2850 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa 540-9640 '76 Hatchback, xlnt cond. $2750 531·3661 aft 2pm 4 C) I • 4 spd., radio. heater. A gas saver. <SOSNCAl $2795 540-5630 IWJ9 2626 HARBORLVD COSTA MESA '"W• An Deaflncf' EXCELLENT SELECTION OF HONDA ACCORDS LXMODELS Merc:eodn... 9740 ··············-········ MERCEDES BENZ lRVlNE 130.7000 Offer good lbni 4/10n8 '75, 911S, Peru red, $13,000. S57 0669. -------OVER 5.1 QUALITY PREVIOUSl Y-OWNED MERCIDES BENZ '15 Porsche 9115. perfect ~~-,~~ cond. Wht w /blk Inter, AM /FM. 8·trk stereo Wayne; 731·3911 dys, or ,_ ...... ..;;..;;ow.1~....u11-..._. 996-2284 eves. A I/ AILABLE FOR LEASE OR PURCHASE Call lor quc>le on 11'9 model ol 'fO'I d>orce '77 911S, ai lv, AM/FM cass, air, alloys, snrf, 15K m1's , $17,450. !JSS.1478 914 '76 2 0. Whl/Blk. Sharp $7500/ofr. Must sell. PP. 675-7817 '73 • 914, 2.0, bllt/blk, new paint, 5 spd, A~FM, wr. ma&s, Kon.is, xlnt cood $4800/0fr. 673·S371 aft 8PM/wknds ---1977 Porsche 9115, :ur sunroof, leather, only ~miles, perfect Must '7J.280C, sunrf. $7800, 98K sell! 1st $18,500. tak~ ! mi, nu brks. 846·2208/ ~ 846-2848 • --------·10 911T, 5 i.pd. ohvc gm, 1975 4SOSE, pvt party, reblt eng & trans. xlras. 36,000 mi. Ltght blue, 64.S-7409 or 640-8178 complete sales and service '771/2 SUIARU 4 doo• Sect111 & OOH<!. Sri<. f 22 ID S.. f "*Al63230 53488 17555 Beach Blvd. Huntington BHch 842-0675 x In l con d. $14 , 9 s O. -.- 1972 --P-o_rs_c_h_e-91-4-. - 714-549-9811 eves, gdcond. .,._ ______ __,. 644· l&n 551 5338 complete sales· '73 280MB sedan. Excep· ---and service Uonally ctn tam. car Lo '66 912. must sell, best or mi. All pwr. $7900. feroverS3SOO. 494·1>136 960·5093 __ _ '75 280C Dark blue, lo mi's, truisc control, A I C. stereo. AM/FM. P /W. Ant. etc. GREAT Cond. $10,200. Call 963-8359 8-4 . 30 63t.1196 aft 5pm. 71 Targa,.lo mt, top t•ond Best offer over $7300. 768--4109 ---- '77 9llS Targn, A /C~ AM/l"M /CB. alloy:., lo m1, m1nL $17,900 546-22'74 HAHD .-W lt71 JDowS... • _., ..........-ic .,_. nodlo. ,,.,,., ., ... belted fdal , .... -·----Vlnvt lntencw. n """"" ..,,._., mltuoe wenanrv (SI~ &2111 IS.. A28U12102) 53388 17555 Beach Blvd. Huntington Beach 842-0675 '68 9US S.spd, looks good, ~=-=-:======== RAY R.ADEIOE '73. 2200, sltck shift, ice runs weU. s.'5000. Toyota 97.65 HONDA b I u e • x I n t c o n d . 586-8392. •••••••••••••••• •• ••••• IRVlNE 637·3321/639-4325. '70 Corona Mark JI AUTO CENTF.R Porsche "Tl 9UT, sunroof Wagon. Nu paint, much S 0 . Frwy .• Lake Forest Tfk~~~w~·0:t,r·~~~~'. ~~~;~· :~~r!·ctA~~~:. more! $950. 581-8092 130.7600 979-3209 544-5346 before 6 , llE:FOREYOU JCICJllGr 9730 '68 MBZ 220 Ext/Int in _759-91.59 aft 6· SB.L YOUlt ••••••••••••••••••••••• xlnl shape. AM -FM. '66 912. bright red & TOYOTA '61, 420 Sedan, mech xlnt. snrf. European style. beuuttful. Reblt. re ' nu wire wheets & paint. Evs 548-1447 newt"d $5500. &42 7009 SEE US! orii: ownr, SHOO. -------- 645-5000. ext 109. 1900 Mercedes Benz 230. 4 ·75 Targa. wht/blk. AIC. MARct)UIS TOYOTA 9100 A.vtos, Mew 9100 Aldos, .... dr. red. very nooc:t cond. 1--..a...1 xlnl cond MISSION VIEJO 9100 67,000 mi, xlnt tires, ~$~.~··968·c.!72 · 831-2880 495-1210 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• $4100. 983-3383 (714) --------63 3568, cleon, new paint, '75 240 diesel, AM/FM tires. reblt eng, $550< tape, xlnt cond. must 846-5877 seU. P.P. 846-1504 -------- '72 Celica. new engine & paint, 4·Spd, A/C, mags, xlnt cond. Make ofr. 552-4836 1---------73 450 SL, 87,000 ml,-------- 70 250C, 2 dr, im · private party, o rig '72 Corolla, rebll eng. maculate. 2nd owner. owner. $11,400. S46-0075 clean. xlnt trans, A/C Auto, air, $4,975. 499-4465 $1000/BO. 497-1850. 1966 4-dr sedan 200, new eng., 24 MPH, $3495. Eves 831-'7916 '66 Porsche 912, xlnt con · -------- dltion, l.5800/besL offer. 548-6195 Paul '72 !ll4, blk, mags, 'SS 220SE cpe, AM/FM AM/FM, 5-spd, fop cass, wht/blk llbr, s n rf, htes.sacrifice. $3300 $5700/ofr. 645-7707 1-679-6036 -----'66 Mercedes 2805. Ivory w/blk lntertwood tnm. Mint cond , $4500 • .....,. 97~ ~18 •••••••••••••••••••••• '55, 3IX5L. Gullwin&. •47 built. silver w/ dark blue, ligbt·welght lot. reblt m ecb, never wrecked, xlnt cond. s:M.500. 642-1978. 'GO Mercedes Benz 1800, nu eog, etc. Xlnt cond. $4750. P.P. 831·9938 '16 450SE. Lo mi. Maroon. Mint cond. Call btwn 2·6PM. 645-3406 MG 9742 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 16 MG Midgel, xlnt cond. lo mi, whte w/blk int luge rack, AM/FM. Bal ofr. 831-3718 3718 TEST DllYE OUR 'UCAR OF THE YEAR" Good inventory ln stock Hurry whlle they last! MJIACU MADA/REM.AULT 200 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA 64S.5700 RENAULT SELL-A-BRAT I ON OVER 25 Renault Le Cars ·11 rc:Jrou COIOWtumu.Cll "'--,,_, ,., --Ser 1127U Srk. 6271. EHcull.,. Uf'I. Lo# .,,, .... .. _,....__....,, --Soedll-$4295 7SYW --4 IPH11, ... condltlo"'"'· -"°· '"'"' -s.. Ho. 113110. $2895 '76 DATSUH --Sl•r•o. Top 11110•. Bn11ht OfMOe l"'1Q ....,_ la. ........ Tacoma-IClllM7). $3499 '76TOYOTA coeou.+-Au!Q. ., ..... COi .,.... .. 7& MO Midaet. 33,000 mi like new. best. ofler call: IN STOCK Su••r Ind car. Lie. Ho Mel'OJC ....... .. 0¥11 40 MEW & USED uzu COUPES & 2 + 21 IH STOCI TO CHOOSI .. OM 9744 ••••••••••••••••••••••• PRICED FROM $.1699 FORA 1978 . Le Car (Ser3016154) $3095 ~ ·rl~ ..,... . IC'/4,wto ,,_ .... .._ It _. _.._ S.. It& ,.. .... 81\.t SM& $1595 ..... • OOLPHtM .......... 111_0 """°"' ,_a.. s.11tm $7399 P!ueTU&~ .......... ....,.,.,,,. --...: BILL MAX Y TOYOTA ••••• , ..... ._,h. ••'a\\\ t1UM1tNC, ION ll a Cu 11 L1ftback GT. "(Int cood. cus. deck. s yr 5 0,000 m1 warr 2131596-5053. ·77 Cetica h(tbacl<, blk w/mag whls, sunrf AM/FM & CB rad. A/C, fully loaded, 9K m 1. 536-9954 'G9 Corona Deluxe. red w/blk vmyl top. lllk 1n ter. Absolutely mint C'Ond, S7K m1. 548·181tl '72Toyola Carina You Fix 1t $750 Ca II 644-4():14 '72 bright red Cel1<•a. AM FM stereo II trk. A/C, nu paint, urei.. $2250 firm. 67S.34al '75 Celica GT s s pd, AM/t'M 11tereo, A/C, lo mi 's, many x tras. 831 2A44 WI! IUY • SEU. YOUSWAGEHS Laraest ~lectlOQ Jo The Area!!! '68 BUG $699 COMDLL) •70 BUG $899 (0218EJ) $45 IMI" month Borrows l808.0t; O.A.C • A P.R. 23.76 percent. pay baclt·$l<m0.00 an 24 months. WEST GERMAN IMPORTS 1985 Harbor Blvd .• C 1\1. 714/645-6120 TOP DOLLAR PAID For Used VOLKSWAGENS " '"• COMMO..,WEALTM c'~ MOTORS.LTD. -l 1•4'l ~ 1111'1\TQt t •7"•••••\• 1. .__. li.-r1h Al'\.-S~I> 0220 IH O~Jl '74 VOU<SW.AGEM DASHER WAGOM 4 i.peed, air cond., radio. heater & super e<.'OOOmy! (97!1LWE>- $299' RAY FLADfBO[ LINCOLH·M£RCURY IRVlNE 830-7000 Offer good lhru 4/10n8 • ·01 VW Camper. '71 eng. Tnurnph 9767 fully equipped, $1200. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 497 .tlM) o I 1976TRIUMPH ------TR? '63 Hus, nu motor, gd d f . cond. $800/BO. 498-2381 ~ spee , aC'tory air art 6pm . cond. AM /I"M l\tereo ------ cassette. heater & rear '00 VW, auto trans. xlnt defroster (11.\NWZ). ctmd. Call S52-4l72 aft Extra sharp' 5pm. $4999 RAY FLADEBOE LINCOLN·MERCURY ·72 Supcrbc~·tlc, good COD dal111n. $1875. 536·7238 '77 VW Sciroce.o, air. AM/FM stereo, new IRVIN!!: tires. slvr, 4·spd, x\nl 830.7000 cool.I. Priced Lo sell. OCCer good lhru 4 110178 581-8723 eves. Autos, Us.cl Autos, Used ........•...•......... , ...................... . MllRQDIS MOTORS VOLVO & TOYOTA . SPECIAL TY CARS 1976HONDA CIYIC JDOOa "'speed, air cond1honing, stereo & low miles (120 RKKI. PRICED RIGHT!!! 1976AMC P.ACB DL Automallc, pwr. steering & brakea, AM/FM slereo, air cond. & cruise control. 1977 DATSUHl210 4 Dlt. DB.UX1 SIDAH Aulomahc. radio & just 5894 tow. low miles. • (888TLO). 53495 1977TOYOTA COROLLA UfllACK 5 speed trans., rad( & AM/FM 3 track. (578291). 1'SJj 95 s3995 Black. Automatic. pwr. steering & brakes. stereo cassetle & vinyl roof. (222 PVAJ. PRICED RIGHT! 1976 CHEVY MOKrl CAIU.O Automatic. alr cond., pwr. steenng & brakes. AM/FM stereo 8 track & Vlf'IYI roof. (051PHN) SHARP CAR!! 1976 CHRYSLER COi.DOi• Fun power, llr oond. l low mil& (788 POQ). PRICED TO SELL! . .. -.. 1977 TOYOTA CfLICA Gf UFflACK 5 speed. air cond., AM/FM stereo & Just over 12,000 miles. (039 TEP). HARD TO FIND!!! 1977CHEYY CAM.Alo 8 cyf .• automatic. S)Wr. steering & brekes. AM/FM & air cond. (895 let-1). Juat 6850 miles! PRICED · RIGHT!! 1977DATSUM ..z . 4 IDHd, •Ir cond .. AM/FMl.W...._ (822 RLY). SHARP CAR!!! • ~ aai-eaa. xlnt rood, $1110 or bHt otrer. ID-1813 • c:~..:11·· • OVER 100 CADILLACS TO c:HOOSI ROM I AT AU. TIMIS Nabers Cadillac 1974 Ply. Satellite Sta. Wai. 9 pasa., P /$, P /B, Air, Gd. tires, t rans. Cooler, air shocks, trailer lutcb, CB Radio incl. Good Cond. Sl.800. 921 S. Oran&e, S.A. •tmtCllM) • 9952 -. __ ___;;:.._.;._ __ _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 73 Road Runner. P /S, '00 Mustang HT, 289 auto. P/B, A/C, auto trans. restored l yr a10 w/new $2100. 64S·3923 en(, trans, tires, pnt, •Plymouth Valiant '72 4 etc. Body le Int perf .. 2nd door, $1350. Pvt party . ..,. ........ ._,.._ ......... _...,,,.....,..._-....ili.i..~.-. owner, eetUng marned, 833-1653 must sacr1fice. First ---·------SlOOO ca&h takes. Firm. 1971 Fury Ill Plymouth, Pvt pty s.c (1) 498-5112. eood cond. 8 cylmders, • apeeO tr•namlnleft, s 1799 redtO ........ le># ....__ ••e•l••rtt c:ondlllOI\, (t.27.#IJI ,.,. 390 GT A/C Lo power stee~, and "" . • xtras. brakes, air . Very m1 Gd cond. All pwr. clean. Best offer. After ti--------·---------• SeU/lrd. 675-4114. 6 PM & week.ends '70 VW Bug, AM/FM caas, new radials, br Xlnt cond. 644-1145 VolYo 9772 •••••••••••••••••••••• l!FORIYOU IUY A USED VOL VO. See us at Southern Orange County's Volvo Headquarters. MARQUIS VOLVO MISSION VIEJO lll-2880 495-1210 968-9024 ------rOttHac 9965 '68 Cl~SIC 1011 \SO\ & SO\ Air cond, reblt eng., ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1011\SO\ ,\SO\ • 1 INCOl~·M[HCURY 2•26 uaRBOR BLVD '68 Wagon, nu tires. Iola u """ of room, $495 or offer. COSTA MESA 768-3283, 837-9081 • l INCOL N· MERCUHY mecb i.ound. Needs pamt. Sl,.200. 581-1080 alt 5PM 2626 HARBOR BLVD. ------- COST A MESA 77 Ghia. Great cond. UJ '74 LINCOLN'S 1 coupe-1 sedan F\111 pwr., 2 o( the mceSl In town! (350LUV) - (666KJC). TAKE YOUR PICK $4222 Call 646--0623 or 7S2 2.S29 ·72 Mustang JSl, p/s, p/b, a /c, like nu $1895. !>36-7161bet10am-4pm '67, comp rbll. nu tires, vinyl top, ball, mags, dual murr. $2100. :>49-1369 , ............ ~.o............ 540-5630 ---'72 Cad Sedan de Ville '66 Chevelle, 2-dr, 6 cyl, .. ,., ..... ,._c_ , .. .-Mustang II, 1974 Ghia, 1977 ftOHTIAC ao...•iU. Loncto. VB, automatic, factory air cond . pwr steering, pwr. disc brakes, pwr. wmdows, AMtFM stereo radio, Landau lop, lilt wheel, sunroof, speed control & more! Only 10,000 miles, <388370). $7099 RAY FLADEBOE LINCOLN-MERCURY Lealber, Loaded $2100 xlnt cond, $9SO. 6-cyl. auto, vinyl roof, OIAHGE COUNTY C.11759-0901 548-6271 '74 Galaxy 500. 4 Dr HT. 1 A/C, new rad. Xlnt cond. JRVINE VOLVO "YffITE CONVERTIBLE, '65 CORVAlR MONZA, ~ne!: ::i :1c. ris, 2626 HARBOR BLVD. $2995 640-0918, 581-4SM 13G-7000 EXCLUSIVELY VOLVO 13 El Dorado, btful 4-dr, auto trans, 64,000 S2100 MZ-7772 COSTA MESA •68 Mustane. looks good, Ofrer good lhru 4/10n8 IAtsest Volvo Dealer cood, $6500.714-564-4343. mi's, clean transporta· . . runs better, new paint, '15 Grand Safari wagon Ill <>ranee County I , d 1 ti on· Make o Cf er· '74 Ford Grand Torina 78 Mark IV powder blue hi pert. $2200/bsl offer. pow•r, .. ; ... rack, wood BUY or LEASE 7 7 C V • Low m · 6"-1618, 640-1447 Station Wagon AC PB velour in•' 17M $8 0001' ... .... DIREC'J' BeauUlul cond All elect ' • ' .,, • 557~. grain Excep. clean -+> CB. 552:0209 or S'1a.evy210, 2 dr Sedan, PS. Xlnt mec:Wnlcally. bestoffes-. 979-9300. '67 Mustang 6·Ayl 3-spd, 768-5039 '72 CHEYY 1/J TOH PICIC ur VI. 1wto,,.1llc, IN••• s3199 ••••""O a b<•k••· _., """""""""II--. -tow m11e10• Ilk• new • • 771113KI •75 MERCURY MOH4ACH GHIA COUN ~· .. ""'--53799 lroMa,...UIOf\, lull -· lacl ••• __,.,_..... :e~~o tow ~lr.l'lf'~I~ tm-3515 .all or any part of, 1720'l s:mo or offer. 675-6158 M9Yeridl 9947 -.. -------- -Gothard 14, HB. '78 Ford To-'no Waa rbltmoear, A/C, $9SO or 't1 Fireblrd, xlht eond, • • t I I • eee••••t••••••••••eeeee best CJlfef' 848 9381 must U $5000/80 Aft . 'n El Dorado. oaded, &D)'tlme or "2·7498 all A/C, auto, new U~e1. 1975 fOltD . . se . • 1------"""'!!'~""!"'9-------...,. - -, --- -IOOd icood., P IS, P /B, 6PM alnt cond. 4T ooo ml's ·es. 289 auto. P /S, gd,_5_._642_·_1638_·_____ •74 OLDSMOllU ta IHBICT S8aAM ~~Manchester $39(1() ofr. 846-0080 ,89 Malibu. 2 dr, landau AsldJll $1950. e6s.a14I . MAVE:IUCk cond. $1850/or offer. 1975 POHTIAC ~~~"~'~::,,,~~°a" .. .,:-s3999 .Anat1en 760-2011 C Automatic, factory air 979-0546/979-2965 11.,.0 1111 '"""' .,.,., 0 __.,, 9917 top, good cond, $800. '78 LTD 4-dr, new tires, cond .. pwr. steering, · FIRUIRD comto" ..... c•u• .. 1971 Mocltl I 4ZE ••••••••••••••••••••••• 646-8126 stereo, $3.500. 960-S09S radio, heater & tinted 1966 Mustanc. loaded, Automatic, pwr steer· =~--67~ 1977CHEVY '6B lmpala SS, 1 ownr, atler5PM. glass. (690NDJ ). A must sell., $1500. Evs, Ina. rallye wheels & -----CAM.ARO barl&lll at 499.2532 buck el seats Super •eet42,4_..pd,xlntcond., P /S, ~/B, P /W, 2-dr, '73 LTD Country Sqwrc. $2399 sharp' (933MINl $230() VII, automatic, pwr. 99K nu. 1625. 645-9486 a.Int CODd many xtras Oldamob.11• 9955 ONLY $3Z90 Call ~068 1teenn1, radio, heater. ,...._.._ 9925 $2500. 848-8676 aft 8pm. ••••••••••••••••••••••• IJnled ilass & vinyl roof. -· r--- - -MfracN RftClllH --.. • (505599). A bargain at ••••••••••••••••#•••••• 1978 LTD Sqwre Wgn, ex-'75 Delta 88 Royale, nu l97S Volvo 24SDL wgn, lo $4699 ·74 Newport C~tom ec car' 6600 mi, all cond. loaded, mu.st se.11, Mca.da/R...ault P'Js~t!::!· ~.~~k.4-~~i Good condition, $1950. xtras, $6,250. 644 &140 _S2995 __ G_erry, 6310700 2100~:1~~~~· C.M . ..... u~. •···6192 SS7·6829· > IRVINE 'SB Olds 98 ' dr s-"a '"' ~ .,.... '67 Mustang, ne.w brakes, 83G-7000 • .. ""' n. RAY FLADEBOE " LINCOLN-MERCURY-1973 Volvo 142, AT, AC , sunrr. good cond, $3100 54MU2 alt 6PM Alllos.UMCI ••••••••••••••••••••••• llKfl 9910 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •g Sport Wqon 8-paas Viata Cruiser, $1250. Sfi:M140 9915 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1969 CADILLAC ELDORADO IRvtNE UG-7000 Of(er good lhru 4/10/78 '75CAMARO VI, 4 spd., pwr. steering, pwr. dlac brakes, 8 track tape. The Sporty One. (61'104il). MUST SEE 540-5830 1011 \SO\ & SO\ • LINCOL N· MERCURY Gold wtlb white top & tan lntenor A real nice 2626 HARBOR BLVD 1977 CHRYSLER shocks & tires. $1400. Good cond. $900. 1968 Pontiac Station CORDOBA 64&-lWllS Offer good thru 41101711 646-~ Wagon. Good rondiLion. VS, aulomaLic, factory '78 Ford Fairmont xlnt Merctrf 9950 Pinto 9957 549-1268 air cond. pwr. steerln1, ' •••••••••••••••••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'M Bonneville, P/S, P/B, ride, handling & fuel , , pwr. disc brakes, pwr. economy. Must sell, 72 9-passenger. Colony 72 Runabout Pinto, xlnt A/C. all elec. Pvt ply. seat, pwr. door lock1, $4000/best offer. 497.3789 Park wagon. A1r, pwr, ~ New brakes a!ld A.fl. 6, 673-5179 AM /FM stereo tape, ---------• evrythnc. rl rack, 2 way l'OOling system. Radial Landau top, crulse. Ult '75 LTD. 10-pass wagon, rear door. S700./ b&t ofr. tires, low mileage $1SOO '68 Le Mans, 1 ownr, wheel le more! L1k.-a.Int cond P.P. 4210 Seashore Dr. Of" best offer. Call Lana clean, ms gd, S700/BO. new! (954RZK > 962·3563 NB. ~27 or 979.4127 _548_--0BM __ . _____ _ $6599 . RAY ' FLADEBOE . LINCOL~·MERCURY IRVINE 830-7000 OfCer good lhru 4110/78 Autos. Uwd .Auten, Uwd Autos, U1.cf Autos, Used ............................................................................................. car lns1de & out• COSTA MESA <27SNWS). Now reduced eo..tia•lllal '930 to ca..YrOlet 9920 ••••••••••••••••••••••• OHLY $1775 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cont'l '72 Mark JV, blk ?'.,.. ... U Miro j "13 V•I• ..... I" "'""· lllu' int like DU, blk "" · lfAi'bor.OostaMa :.0 ~r,~ma~ls~:-perf. Mech. tops. Nu .r.--1 ~ ..... ,; vt l. w · tires, etc. $2800 Clrm. __ ,_ Y .......__, P P y. Udo l.lle, 673-9401 9100 Alltot, H•w 9100 Mtos. Hew · 9100 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ... lt71 'fw 191'••••c• 1753.JFXl lt'71 fOID LTD. 4DOOI (228PHN) 519.99 53299 ~l10 s4199 (077PCF) ...:.~:., s41 oo MOMAACtM DL 7 ~ (716SAFl s4199 '7' OLDSMOllLI VISTA cau1S11 ::.1?~~.t=~ s5499 AM/FM.._.... . .._ .............. _ , .. ,11(2) •17 TOYOTA CB.ICA COMtttoNllo. ... __.,_ ~~,,o;~r:: .• ~ s5499 1000 "'"" Ilk• .. _ !374TPOJ 17' CADILLAC COWi DI YIW ~:~~·1'= 56999 =o/1 1.-.d: 1-. tlH • cMM calrd, "'" ...... (1-IDN). '77 IUICI .. VIBA =:,~~~ 57799· ...... ~.-.oi• tf-. lllt ..... .,,_.. e•11..i, ,..~ •llMlt. lf.OQO ............ -C11Ml!Ui), t ~ • • • IHCWDIHG 2 OF THE GREAT IMPORTS ••• TOYOTA & VOLVO ••• FAST, EFFICIENT COURTEOUS SERVICE ••• AND LOW PRICES OH HEW & USED CARS!! We are woning hard to 9ive you a whole new way to buy a car, and w•~•• got a CO."'P!•hly n•W pohcy rn our ltn'ice d•pt. • • • fast coaarteous senlc~ you can dcpetd on. Come in eel Sff us • • • you'I be glod you diclH TAX REFUND! lrl•CJ la yo11 r ntl•at.cl tar r.turw OS Credit Oft •'f MW or aed car!!! SE HABLA ESPANOL· CAMPER SHELL 99c SALE Wlffl 1'e PwcHse of Tncll In _.llllp stock at-.?_ Mew Toyota Plclmp . .... of ,.dlaie. 1977 VOLVO 264 GL.A ·HEW.19J8 TOYOTA . coaow. 4 0001 Power steenn 1 AM/FM/MPX ~.d,6xury edition, stripes custom ...... ,custom pan · ""'" well md 1 custom rock g .• (RT105-071'4n). er panels. ' WAS $6473.50 IKl'SSALENJCE $532950 .. , f o Cltooq frowt" HEW 1978 TQYOTA PICKUP Chrome bumper, Del Bar mirrors (RN23-0749iOJ IU'S SALE NICE $434500 ~ 1977 VOLVO 264 GLA Auto ... P/S. P/B. power win pan stnpes. (VC26465H 1 042g~· air cond .• custom Auto . P/S.' P/B. air, power . sunroof. (VC26465H1 -046<:l9D~ows, custom T-top WAS $10 190 IKE'S SALE P.RICE s9471 · •77 TOYOTA r.u. LOMG WHllL IASI Auto. trans .. AM/FM SI radio h ereo < 1Fea1 :it.er. Very ro miles. 54299 .174 TOYOTA col.OLLA WAGOH A~~o8. trans • stereo radio "'1 tr~ heater. Lots of room! (894KEL). 52499 '72 TOYOTA CIUCA 4 speed, &Jr condilion1ng mags. You'll like it' (157EXX). · '73 VOLVO 141WAGOM Auto. t1w\s • air conditl~ Ing, AM l'lldlo. (&40PKEJ. s3499 '72 TOYOTA COIOMA 2 D1t. HAADfOr A uto. trans air condihonlng lo mileage (884EWWl. • · 5 1999 '7,6HOMDA CIVIC 1 ~~F~· air cond11tonlng. (839PKH).radlo, heater. 53299 •76 TOYOTA COIOU.A WAM>H Auto. trans al cond1ttonmo radio. h r Extra nice!! (002PR.A).eater. s3599 '75 DATSUN 4 210l2+1 AJ%':n:i~ ~ltlonl"9· like 1t (820llF). gs. You II 56399 WAS $10 690 IKE'S S~LE PRICE S8778 •76 TOYOTA CIUCA Auto tran s al cond11tonlng, AM/FM radl r vinyl roof L o, (258PSO). . o miles. s4599 '7SVOt.YO 4 164 51DAM MJf:~· 1 air conditioning root wit~ ereo radio. vinvi conirol ~dnve. cruise. ' W. (672NJO) 55199 · '76VOLVO 2u 4 OYIDlfYI pa~.:f conditioning, brak ng power dlSO atere:•;J:~r windows. roof, (231fkN; ht~, vinyl \ s .... ...,. '73 TOYOTA COIOMA WAGON 4. speed. AM radio. Just In time for va 1· (297GYS). ca ion. 52399 '74TOYOTA 6 C&JCA•T •Mtoeed/ · • air conditioning ,. FM ndlo, vinyl root' rallye Wheels. (2TgTRU). ' •3599 tilEW 1971 TOYOTA Ce>aOUA 2 DOCMt S9AH Custom side mdgl d stripes. (TE3131415m: an pin WAS $3690.00 "IKl'S SALE PllCE·.s325650 ''6 To ChooH Ft-om" NEW 1971 TOYOTA COROUA Sl·I UllTIACI 5 SPllO AM/FM stereo styled window delo steel wheels. rear · (TES 1-671495) gger and much more. WAS s.4912.50 IKE'S SALE ra1cE S457650 •11 To Choose From .. 1977 VOLVO . 264 GLA Auto .• P/S P/B (VC26465H1.0..0791).air, custom pin stripes., WAS $10,290 . l~E'S SALE PRICE S8578 · '75 DATSUN JIOZ 1~~~:1· air conditioning, mil radio, mags. lo (l3:~~~i. the hot onel 56399 ' '72 VOLVO WAM>H 4 speed. AM rad he You'll like il (852~Mz).ater. s2999 '76 RAT 114 SPIDH 5 speed. stereo radio 8 track. mags. Just in t1 • f Spnng. (326NJF). me or 55299 '72 VOLVO WAGOH . 4A speed, air conditioning M radio With tape, heater' luggage rack. (878EYP}. ' 53199 '74VOLVO A 141WAOOH I uto. trans.. air cond1t1on-ng. AM radio 1 0 rack. (899LJO). • u gage 53199 '71 FIAT ,. tl410S1'1L " tpeed. mir --·t1onl AM/FM _.. ...,....,, ng, , .. lo •. 10 mileage =q;,;••llo~. LOCAL WANT ADS . ALL RI 6HT, MEN •.. f NTO THE TENT ... IT'~ 6EDTlME ... NANCY I'M GONNA SKIP SCHOOL TODAY I ., I I I I I I SUNDAY, APall 9, 1971 IT MUST BE ALMOS! ElGHT O'CLOCK ... HEY> KtD---HOW ABOUT NO, PLAYING HOOKY ,____......THANKS--- WITH ME~ . I NEVER DO THAT :HOW DID YOU 1 IT WAS ~EVER DO IT~ EASY--- fl J fl • th11',cct(l1 'lll(ltc,,,,, va:J BIRDS SING WEl~O CAMPFIRE ... SONGS ••. By Ernie Bushmiller I HAVE A PERFECT ATTENDANCE RECORD--1 NEVER MISSED A DAY JN SCHOOL IRA I YOU~ TOTAL. ALL..OWANC~ WAG $Z6.00, ~D YOlA ow~ u~ #"13.oo IN TAXE"~. PAY UP!! ~ DENNIS THE MENACE C> [> [> SO WHAT?! !.'MJUSI A Kl~A~O CAN'r EJE TAKEN rocourrr! THE DOCTOR PRESCRIBED PAIN DID HELGA GIVE THE MEDICINE FOR JULI E BUT HE MEDICAT ION TO HIM? RARELY TOOK A~Y ! I ENJOY PREPARING 6UT YOU ARf AN FOOD, AS DO MOST EXPERT, MR. 6ACHELOR5 ! KINGSTON! iHAT itMe OF iMe YEAJC, rCA ! t'VE FIGU~eo Of.AT ,_,OW MUCM '1'AK YOU OWE US! PrOI~AY ~ ANYTHING ; ASO~T 1'AKIN6 ~Lt ·. -rocoun <j <l <J MOST OF THE TIME SHE DID HE DID ••. E5PECIALLY IF IT EVER HAD TO BE INJECTED! I SEEM JU5T COULDN 'T LEARN CONFUSED, TO GIVE THE SHOTS! EVEN FOR A L!""-"_._.. FEW MINUTES 9 . YOU KNOW HOW FOND I AM OF YOU, MY DEAR! PLEASE, LET'S NOT 8E 50 FORMAL WHEN WE ARE ALONE! I WANT YOU TO • CALL ME JULIAN .,.OR JUNIOR! ,. / I I J I . - HI ,Ft).JKQ/ ~'&1HE OLD 'Mc:»JO I t<lD ~ IN FACT 1ME DOCTOR 5Al0 I COUL.D GO BACK 10 SCHOOL. SOME 11ME 1MI& CA.IE.EK I 1HE OOLQ 1MING 15 ••. I'VE 60T TO FIND OOT IF AUC.E 'S PARE.NT6 ARE GOI~ 10 KIDNAP MER BACK FROM I. CAN'T GO BOCK NOOO I . . . ~MOON MULLIN& EV~RY 5QU,ARE f NCH A INSPIRED COLOR IN<S ... ~Tl<I KIN<1 PIECE OF PE.RF~CTION ! COMPoSITION ... DANDY DRAWING ... MM··· $250! . *,<>PGOYA! IT1S RUINED! W,AIT />. MlNUTe ... }/oW IT'S GOT UNUSU,AL. EARTH 10Nes .. . IMAGINATIVE "TEXTURES ... ANC> A CE~TAIN oV~R-ALL SPoNTANEITY··· ~J (f40o! .. I lJ ~I ,, • lNE MOONIE& AAO IF ~LL I& GOING 10 · KEEP HER BAB',> ANO ~FRANK! ITWAS \;/ORTH IH~ IRIP. .. DOCTOR SMOCK By George Lemont 0SIN ' RS:INCARNA"le:i::::> :-J S N J·CES, L-AVeRNE:, eu.,.. "f'.OLJ NS:VS:R KNOW WHAi ~U'Re COMIN' BAC K AS ... . Hf: GO.,.. "'f"ICKE:I::::> OFF A'I HIS NURSE:S .' : HES GO.,-llCKC:V> OFF . At HIS PA"f'IESN"T"S.' ' \ Y OU KNOW "IHE: Kl NP ... HES cso-r llC Ke:P OFF A.,- e:ve:RYIHIN@ .' L-AS.,-:t HS.AR c:>, He CAME! eACK AS A ,-IMgX WA"'T'"CH . . . . . . . : : . . . ~ .. . ; . . . . . . ... ® If -9 COfl'l"IQlot 1'71. Tho • .,,_ ond Tr.._ S,....crte, iftC ':t'T.:TM:9LE~:E::E:DS by TomK.Ryan YOL.J SEN1 FORM~, POOPSY? 10 ASSURE YOU OF 10 ~XPRBSS MY PE:f:P MY UN~UNV'Et/ R~SPec-r FOR YOUR f:S~~M FOR '(OLJ1 NOl3J...~ I/ IGN rTY ! "f;AR ~'I! "Z ·'= c: :::> .. ... "' .. i,,,-.;.~~ .............. ---~;.:::,.;;:,.-----~ ......... ~ ;;~~a "~-9 ANt7, AS '(OU J...EAVe, L.e.r YOU CARRY OUT 11-H~ HEAPQLJAR1eR S' 6AR~A6~ CONIAINER! A J?RE.AM COME-rRUE! Paldchuii.n9 from the flami~ jeT, our hero landed 011 the Pack of a saUopinS horse. lle raced to a baoK where. a robbeQI was '" proyre.ss. Leapin3 froM the speeding hor£>e, he sobdued the outlaws and returned +he I oct to a 9rdteful bank man~r. 1»5hif!9 ootside, he hailt,d a cab which Slreedled to a halt "Police headquattetSr' \ \~ ~ he ~ted To the pre1t~ ~ ~ ~ time they ~ached-their destination, th~ IN€,re in love and engaSed to be married. ,0~ ~~ . ''keep your meter runni~ ! " he shouted over hi& shO~lder as he f fun~ open the door and ~\ • . '\ female cab driver: lTres .shrietc.ed as the~ tore. f11>m the • I ~~-::::r-~~---curb. EDlToRS LIKE LOTS OF ACTION ! ' CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYFS? Thttt are al Inst sl• cllfftr- tlKft la dnwlaa dttalls betwer• top and boUom palldl. How qllicldy cu yo. llad Cbrm? Check ant•rn wUJa thost betow. ...-;1111P II ~· Cit•:> f IUl ... lllP ti 111"ecia1HM S 1*JO!lltod61 ~ Cf ltlU .. L 't llllfltfloll 14 !lf0l1 C lllllfttWllllPll-S i 'jlH.MIUfP ft Jt•H I M>ua.MHIQ BOOMER Ila/ Kaufman R · ---BULLETIN BOARD---eoA&N rrr .. , .._, .. lk .~ .u 1oa 11: 1 a.a1 .-..._ ... toow ea le; lk aore 1tookt4tbt1c111 Uke4 It; ud J llN'otl&ltt U ltollN aieeaae J ~..ad•'t tnve It." Wh1 ••It. llC'COf'dlaa t• fable? ,.111110. • eBird Watch! Find a bird in each sena.cnce: I. Ellen Shaw knead& bread. 2. Drew rented a car. 3. Beth rushed home. 4. Joe Blow left town. l#oO P 119'1.111.l ·c ·~ & lllMH I • • eSam Fun! TM wm or Joy'• wdpt ud qe II lix WHAT AM IT Th i h • IJrntt pattt tllu lier qt, whld1 b Heier 30. Give . . at s I e ques Joy'• wetpt aad qt, If yo. CH, uon our slumberma pal above, who read rhis poein berore reur- ma. ponders in his sl~p: My nnt eRiddle-Me-Th1s! Why does a baby rabbit walk ism cqe, but not m sona. softly? Give up? 'Cause it can't walk hardly. My l«Olld'1 in riaht, but not in wrong. My tblrd'1 m knife. but not m stab B My foarta1'1 in aofl, but not an flab. My flfU1'1 m etaht, bu1 001 m buc. My lixU1'1 m seven, but not an vase. My ICUDlla'I in jui~. ~2 bu1 not In wiM. My tfPg'1 in thin, but not in fine. My whole is a joke, a &x, a tree. 9.1 i 15 . ' 21 I~ • 25 •19 '!' ·u. 2'f 20 . s 2S . . • 23 21 'l7 I .16' II One word yes, but also L----------..::::!!~~~~~ three. What am I? DUTCH TREAT! 11'1 t11llp tlmt le KoUaed, u Chis picture 'llW 'IWIP 'l/llilU<l:I lltow1. Wllal'• .u..laa? Draw dot Co dot to ned Otll. I ..J) ... & I I , I 1HA1 WAS SOM~ G~AI s~ow '°U PtJT ON J.te:12e: 1f"t K£t..L'1''s DON'T YOU R~MSMB~~ Atl~1~1~G1 UH -UH .. Et/t~1"6"S ~ A BIG 81.ANI( !.' 1i-l£ JOK'~5 YOU (OLD w~~~ v~~Y J...A'Oi NIG~T, AL. ! r r.tos~ 'aAWOv At..? ,,,.. 60NG5 Yot.J 5ANG 5LJRe; MAO~~ Sl.lJ5H , AL.! MOTLEY'S CREW FLJ~Ny', AL.. weu.., Al L.~.4~1 IT E:'XP~AINS THl5 PA Pel'? I 5JG~e:O . IF i~~y J"ACK UP OUR OIL. PRla.5 .. , SPELLBINDER! ntt:N sc;iort 2 poml$ tach fot all ---~~--­ words of (OQt lcttcn or more """."""----t~-"'!""~~, round amona the letters, Ttr)' t• scon .a kttlC SI ;ol•ta. '14141 .. 'UlllO ~~~ .. I OP~N IN LA'5 Ve.GA'3 -r0Mo1<.1<ow NIGHT! GORDO !Tie, TIME: 10 Ql)JTf J 1 HEAR TUEY EVEIJ ~OT DRl'IE-IN FUNERAL. PARLO~i: • M1t PRPtJST.. • 1"ME.'1' ~LD MATCl-4 IN ABOUT A WEEK ( ISMeGoNNA GUARD 1'MSM FcR A \VMOL.E WEEK ~ ------... CASEY' 1UA1~ 1¥tr ALL, OFF! t£1il G4~EY I '.,_....._ IN ~~ICAfO ~ERE~ A C OMPl.E1E L. Y ALdOMATED Ft.JNE.RA L-PARL..OR I SURE! He • OopfE.D ~EM I I •• 0 ... IO ;: i i ~ B Gus Arriola SJEEMED ' ZWA9 !t BE<:l/NNIN& c • 10 TAet'a:-en i LIKE &JrrSR ~ &<tCl<l-£!, • ~g{A . I nen YOURSELF ~ .. ......, • • ~ • ••• ~....,."' ~ ~-..,_, u. teon. •1 '1lt IS w ............... SaorJ • cm1' -...._ FOR DR. CHRISTOPHER C. KRAFT Jr .• dnc:tm. John.on Space Center Wlaat ace ; M= r tl9 wUI .. w ·•..-cetr...aaad~oebJ• ,..to0e1-s.v .. V....Alla. • Space accomplishments In earth re· eoun:ies. technology &nd manufacturing, medidne, communications, meteorology and oChcr fields will provtde great bcncflts to people on the ellll1h by the end of this c:entury. It • IDceJy that plentiful, dean cnagy from the sun wtl be ttansrnltt1ed to c.arth from satclJita by that dJM. Spaoe NASA& "landnaut, "Chris Kroft. teletcopes and unmanned probes to the planets will t'CVU1 m<n"about OW' unfvaM In the nm 20 years than we haw learned in the past 2,000 yun. The Space Shuttle wm provkie engineers and ldmtilts a1mc»t continuous ac:caa to the~ vacuum of~. an environment which cannot be duplated on earth. FOR BECKY YANCEY. author ol My Lf/e With Elois w.. POii doee to Ehle'• .... ud ........ ---.... llfwdw? Aloe fOtl ..W flt•• .0,7 -A.G .• K..a h, Wle. •I was wcxklng at Gracdand as EMs's seaetaly when he brought Prtldlla back with him from Germany. to I was OM of the Int peoPe she met. We became friends right away and often went ahopptng and out to~ when Elvis was away on tour. Usa, lhetr daughter, UMd to come Into the office and stt on my lap and play wtth my typewriter. Since Prtlc:ll1a now ltva In California, we rarely see each othe anymore. FOR MfKE DOUGLAS, talk-show host I• plan .... • ahow. do,.,...-~ pe1t -eicD -...... di.at ...., lllDda '°" ...... rUlatll b9t ... taleat GI' a ....... '°" want to 91* acro.e? -9.R., Concord. N.H. e Ant, I don't pk:k the guests. I make suggestk>ns, but the ul- timate deds'on hat to be my prodaon's. He evaluates the recommendations of our talent coordinators ln terms of the types of guests ow viewers wl1I enjoy, but I do select a cohost 1 can be comfortable wtth. FOR DR . .IOYCE BROTHERS, psychologlst Do 9CMI ft.ad tMt --... tlll1aed oa bJ yoar bmlJI. .-ce? -T.U., LM v..-. Nn. •Something sure turns them oft. I don't know whether tt'1 too , many bnlns Of not enough sex appeal. Seems men nevcrt;;vc ~a second~. Ar PhylBs Dlller's "102nd" bSthday party a t.w ~ ago, a man drtsMd as a gargoyle (It was a cmtume besh1 pinched me. I don't know who he was and can onJlj a.ume that under the JJR"•dk>n of anonymitf he felt tt was O.K. to make a pass. I loved~ MCOnd of It. FOR DIE •ASK'" EDD'OR At_, ...... cl.. I.._,... dm WW ..... .loei F.nctaeo llM t.k-. "P ................... ,, ..... Aal 1tiM1 -s.G .. BedOIMlo 8-dl, c.tlf. • w. checked wtth Jcet. who Mid , 'Why ahouJdn't I ski? I haw a brnt8c ..,_ of balance?" «tie ao ndes hanebadt.) A ~ ol yun ago Joel. who teglllds hll bllndnas as a challenge. not as a barrier, was pafomdng at Steamboat Sptnga, a Cobado tkl raort. and got the lldl to llcl. Joe; goa out wtth a sighted companton, who wean a beJI, and Joei follows the sound. Ha only .c:onoession to his han-Jo.I Feliciano: Into aporla. dlcaip -and tclle protection -It align he • ~ that says "'Band Sider. .. Of com., JoeC doa not whiz along. Whm aslcecl how he knows f he his a U.. he tAles: 1'hc IOUnd qf a tki Nnn!ng \q> a tree ii a lot~ ent from th. noiM ol a tki rubbing on the .-,ow." FOR ABE VIGODA. star ol ABC-1V1 flJh Do ,.,. ~ ...... 8obbed bJ ....... 1nm ... ? -D.8., Uttle Rock. Ark. • What's thJs about ~ mobbed? Let me teJI you a btrle ttofy. A f.cw wecb attA!r my Ml1a was first on the air, I was in a ~ when a woman came up to me and, with a big llmlle, Aid, .. , know you from tomCWhcr.." I gave her an even bigger smile. Instant recognition! Just es l was about to ask her how she liked the show, she said. •ot ooune! You're the new butcher here ... FOR TANYA WELK. former singer wtth Lawrence Welk's ocdliSCla You...._.. ...... ..W la IMe c:oa. .. Ile WM ltopelal ,..... recm. to ... .-.OW. Wiii ,_.7 -S.G .• s-ta Fe. N.M. • l doubt tt. I think rvc outF>Wn that bubbly kJnd of musk:, aJ.. though tt hu a vast audience, and It was gJUt for me while It lasted. Since leaving the Welk bend, rve performed In night· dubs and on 1V as a ·~" and wtth good rautts. My heart has aJwa)lt been In morw contanporary ml.die. FOR GEORGE GAU.VP. poDst. Do JCM1 fbld &Mt die ,.bllc • c.ciap .. the ..._ Mked to .... oplldw? -S.T.,C.c:oa8-dt.,Fla. • Most ~like to~ thcr views to our Interviewers and, sarangely enough. this dalrc lln't limit.cf to the U.S. In the sur· veys that we IMM In the natloN ol the free wortd, we find peo- ple wtlllng and often aglr to tell about thdr woma, theW hopes and their ha on --which conorrn them. lndMduals who do not coopaate usually have a good reason. They're running fOf a bus or have tomethlng burning on the stove. PRO &..ua •• HacW.. dhdcf. eur.u of the M9lt Treasury Department studla Indicate that the one-dollar-coin dcnomlna- tlon .. ptadlcal although the cxisttng EIMnhowu dollar cofn doa not circu- late because of Its me and weight. To adchas that problem. the proposed coin ta only 10..percent larger In diam· eter than the quarter (same sU.e rela- tion • Qt*tcr to nidce1) and SO.per· PRO AnD con CON o...wL Gea. .aom.v anc1~ ope1 Replace:ment of dollar blDs with dollar ooins 11 prepoltaoUs. Even i Con- gras aata a new dollar coin (about the Illa of a quartcti It wouJd stSll be too bulky and heavy to substitute for the paper dollars. With no dollm b4ll there would be vtrtu.lly no paper cur- rency below the Aw-dollar dcnomtna- tion. (w. alrady know that the """°" cent~ (the cummt one·dolar com ts 400-perccnt havtcrl M°" tmportantly. the fact that the co1n war 1ast about 12-Uma longer than the OM-dollar note genenta the prtmery savings. lf the coins displace one-do8ar notes In rulONlble quantity, the Avtngl c:oWd be hunm.ds of ml1llons of dollan In production and mat.d costs over rt.. fbt 10 to 15 years of the prowam. The proposal docs allow fOJ a two-to thfee..ycar Inventory of cxidlog dollar colas to .... the tranllion fOlf aftyc>M Jffeched Should The One-Dollar Bill Be Replaced With A Coln? dolJar bdl docs noc cm.late cffectlvcJy.J Also, ttut pre- sumably eot1wnlent coin has ~ been t-.d for con- sumer 8CellpCa.ncc. ~ th. ~ Industry appar- ently welcoma the change. theft II no machine now competlile to 9CClpt such a coin and conversion c:Oltl are high. AMDy. few people have wen 10 coins at a time tn their podccta; It '9 not unu.ual lo have etght bilk. The reaons .. d.ar: convenilnt .-. foldabdlty end &.cit of bully weight. • . ' . ' I I I I Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. Enc loae I bottom flop lrom ony 'Ir-pocll09e, olong with rovr name 01141 oddr-. oncl we'll moll )'QU o COVl'Oft good lor $I 00 ofl Oft e COrtOfl of frue Mell .. , .... c..te. <>"- P.O. a.a 14'6 ......... 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Nok the ulntage cars on camera By John McCormick Here comes SylvesteT Stal· lone, lean and mean, stamped Ing his zealous union strikers past foundries and factories that squat along the river. through air be fouled by smoke stacks. into a choking doud of police tear gas Walt a mmute Lovable Syl vester S tallone? The man who became the top box-office draw of 1977. when he starred m Rocky as a plodding boxef who finally got a shot at the world's h~vywclght champion? That's right. The same guy who was a total unkn<>wn when he wrote. directed and starred in Rockv. which later won an Academy Awar4as Best Picture. Tba... ba. ___. picture. Is called F I S T . shon f« FedeTa- tlon of Intent.ate Truckers. and Stallone plays a downtrodden warehou1ewori<ernamedJohnny Kovak. who catapults to union power In the Oepressloo-wracked t930's. Stallone as Kovak forges an unholy alliance with mobsters and blends Idealism with ven geance Two decades later, this proud but corrupted labor baron John McConndl. ata/f ~ °" tM DuO\lq~ Telegrl!Ph H.nild. Is ~ author al o pholo-11/tXt boolt on the '"°"'Ing of FI S.T pUblsMd by thqt ~per FO' o copy. wnd S2.SO co Fiim Chronlde 8o1C 688. Dubuqw. lowo5Z001 4 • FAMllYWEEKlY.APfHI 1971 stands humbled by the Senate Rackets Committee and Its key stone. Sen. Andrew Madison. played by Rod Steiger. "I wanted F.f.S. T. to test myself, to see whether I was a one-character actor. a phony," says Stallone. "After people come out of a theater I think they're going to say. 'Geez. I didn't think he could do that ' M061 people think I can only drool and act at the same time. play with a runny nose and snlf fies and be punctHtrunk. Now I think the-,!'11 sey, 'Hey, this ls quite a s!Tetch. In Rocky he comes out playing a moron. Now he's playing a leader of men "It's not like Rocky as an un derdog." he continues "Johnny is an underdog half tr movie. and then he's an overaog In the end. he's up there looking down Johnny made one mistake In his past. and he has to atone fOf It when It catches up with him years later. I think movie au- dlencies win feel sorry fOC' hJm." A. ,_ .. StallCMM .. coa- cenecl, this movie coma none too soon FOC' 18 months he has been saddled with the Rocfcv,... putatJ<m. and now he's ready to move on He's 31 now. and It'• time to,_ whether there's men to him than his role asa romantic. And bnkHs. he says, "Ifs such a big ftlO\M. I don't think f ll ever be able to do one like this again ·· He may be fttlbt. F 1.S T ls an S8 mUlion .gamble. the most expensive flick In United Arttsts' shooting schedule last year But dollars didn't cause all the hoopla last summer when F.1.S. T came to Dubuque. the home of canned hams and little old ladles. Sylvester Sta!Jone ~used aD the hoopla. And an eight-week filming stint that could have been o lousy blind date Instead left the city all puckered up and begging fOC' more. By the time It was over. the dtlzenry of 62.000 had sup- planted Its Initial suspicion with a saucy case of wonderment Weeks before Stallone's arrival last May. dozens of antsy local fans would have sworn they'd seen him ·1n this store. at that hotel Of' near thoM buildings When he finally did show up. he tried to have a quiet drink In his hotel lounge the first night. but a high-school principal spied him and Invited him to address a spring prom In an upstatrs baDroom. Only after 90 frenzied minutes of autograph-Signing. check-peck· Ing and plc:ture-postng could the actor retreat. In the lobby. middle-aged IN trons p&eaded with a dak dcrlc. begging for St.Mlonc's room number. "fl do onythln!f' one of them said. ~rve got lo know' I've got to f\nd him!" Almost l.000 local folks h!Nd on as F.f.S T extras. gladly trading each 12-hour workday for S3S an<I a chance to watch Stallone up dose When the film company quietly announced that applications would be accepted for "a limited number of women's ro&es" In the mostly mole picture. 800 hopeful starlets stonned a casting office. and the two bewil· dered employmenl agents had to summon reinfon:ements Maay extras, ep41ned oa b, th )ov-)ltlc:e of Hollywood's praence. also became ardent disciples of producer-director Norman Jewtson, whose 14 films have earned 26 Academy Award nominations a.nd nine Oscars. Jewiton stood with his camera aew day after day. smlRng and nodding as his band of extras barreled through the movie's strike and riot scenes R~l·llfe business exea.itlves. housewives and blue--collar workers ran side by side. delivering thelf pande· monlum right on cue During one sequence. an overenthused gang of strikers ewn trashed a truck that sat totaDy out of the camera's eye. ~n,.. peop&e arc a }oy." Jewllon said during the making of F.1.S.T ~They're open. They behave like rul pe<>pW m front of a came'nl bee.au• they ant Teal Back home. we'd be dealing wtth Hollywood e•lTas. and they are not reaj people." In fact. it was Jewison's obses· sion with realism that brought his film company from Hollywood to Dubuque fOJ location shooting. The movie Is actually set m Cleveland of 1he 1930's, but the search through 40 American cities. including Cleveland Itself. turned up too many dilapidated warehouses In neighborhoods speared by modem freeways Dubuque. despite Its small ~-offered a vacant Industrial complex w ltable for several se· quences. And there was a bo- nus: since the dty has one of the nation's oldest cable t•lev!Sion system.s. audiences won't see Stallone gazing at hOriZons dot· ted with troublesome antennas that didn't exist In the 1930's n... ........... ...... h<oana &cause Du· buque has clearer air than Cleveland had during the De· prasion, filmmakers secured pennls9on from the Iowa De· partment of Environmental Quality to create pollution with smudge pots burning mineral oil. Scores of ~ show-~ de- tails accompanied the er~ of 100 Hollywood types who as- sembled betwffn the comRckis of Iowa and the Mmtsslppi Riva. Crucial settings had to be nailed down with alrt\ght contracts. Food and lodging had to be pro- v\ded. Couriet MMcc had to be ananged to Oy each day's film to r Best Sellers. 682 'n.t z.,' i• OfAmrira Microwaws. Their ~yRilk.. and the Cover .Up. Paul Brodeur (Pub in:e $11.96) 299 ...... ,.... John Fowles (Pubpm~ 537 Pit, .... ,.k R.D.Rosen (Pub pm $8.16) "4Mkhel Ga&anra Clliliiat M~Michel Guerard (Pub price $12.95) 539 S.C..! How Evey Man and \bnanQan~ ft. Michael Kania (Pub pm 18.16) 37?~~ {..('() "i>l5toy (Pub pril~ $14..95) SM))ub pricet8.t5 321 Willi NW. Raymond Pm (Pub price S1Z.'5) 582Pub priceSlO 519 A Captift Of Time. Olga lvinskaya (Pub price IWiO) 3$5 n. Aerolab W.,: New Data on the \lbtd's MOit Popular Exera.e Program. Kmneth H Cooper, M.D • M.P.H (Pub prn $10) pricem.95 mBIW Ar bin.· The White House ~ JohnDean. Photos (Pub pm SIJ.95) %82 C'lmrhic The Ah Daniel SchorT Photos & c.artoons (Pub price $11.95) 31'1\tm'a Q111 s•• lctma forOurTme lalrmce J. 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Stevenson. \bl 0. John Bartlow Martin. Photos (Pub price 115) MPub priceSJ.5 4S5Pub price $11.95 540 Tiie ea-a Neftr Blinb Adventura ot a TV }<lUmali9t. Dan Rather with M"tekey Herskowitz (Pub price $10) ToneJy. unpor1ant. inbmati¥e boob like ~ ENb of Rlwer~ always available from the be!t. book club-Book-Of-the-.\tomh Qub. At la:!it. the man who was do9est to Richard M. N'min has written a Watergate book that is an historical document. HaJde. man'• own mcinatiA& !1tDfY can be iodaded •one ot your br chaice when you join the am.. Ba 4•.-e~a&Book CID sm.p. '\bu conwmently shop at ~at oomiderahle savinp. ~if you cboae four books for $1. 111.t then bo&cht six boob and two Book- Dividetdl, you~ sa~ an a~ ot $65 (as much as mot iltdwli1v pomee and handlina. And these AR true aviap became ewry book • esactly lilc.r the me ao6d io aood boolc!luta-the same -. pmper, type and bindins. \bu ,...,. rec:.eM d1le8lp book club editioos altemt in --with inierior ~and birdnp. ....... I .Whmyou remain a Cub member after the trial period, "1f!r'f book )"OD buy earns Book-Oividencl9 m!dits. These entitle )"OD to dlOOlle from a wide variety ot sianificant boob at hard-ti> betine ..... ol 1111 ... """· AMduwlCIU.._,.ta. A <il.'lir)glJilb ooDectm ot specially prodw:ed record aDum. beautiful gifts and pmes. chilcftn's boob and a Oub charae account with DO aervict or intere!t char'l'S-all made available oriMmtty tomemben. ROCKY ConilfUl~d Los Angeles f°' owmjght pro- ~ and then fly It bade to Dubuque the next day. Prop.. In- duding a fleet of 40-yqr·old vehicles, had to be gathered. And ~y everything had : 10 be artilldaDy aged, most often 4i with a special paint compound I made from evaporated milt : Even the movie's Cleve.land t Police Department paddy wag-1 ons were exact replkas of 1938 ~ Cleveland pollc:a vans depicted 411 In old photo flies. right down to the palnl jobs and the lettering. A. the fllmlne of F.I S. T progressed, au of this middle American fervor began to affect Stallone. He met with fans almost dally on the set wl think this town Is such a paf ect repr-e· sentative of where the strength of this countTy Iles," he said one afternoon as the grls squealed and the cam~ clicked "The people on the West Coast th.Ink they're where It's al, the people on the East Coast think they'rt where It's al . .out It's not ..true Hollywood needs Dubuque - Dubuque doesn't need Holly- wood That's the way It Is. and that's the way it's always gofng to be We need these people "Hollywood Is a dream sup- ported by people llke this, and the day these people withdraw. the dream Is over and we'll all go out and get an honat )ob." He pondered, smiled and added, "Which Is kind of a frightening thought. when you thlnk of It " The WOfds were taken kindly m Dubuque. a plac.e m0$t Amerl· cans view a.s a pleasant eccentric. wandering through the ages with one hoof In the bucket But Dubuque also profited mightily from Its tTySt with F I S T Perhaps $2 mlDlon of lhe mcwie·s budget was spent there, and, m<l'e Importantly, the making of the pk:ture became an evangelical sort of pro;ect fOf the populace Wherever F I S T went. II seemed, loyal crowds popped up Wee acres of wid«·faced sunflow· ers Before long, the townsfolk began to OAXedate what mov\e· making Is all aboul On one warm evening, on a sl'Net comer in lhe Rats of Dubuque, 2 ,000 people stood so quietly. that you could he.al the adrenaline pump- ing through them. 1wo ncther-wcxtd figures from the Oepraslon. Kava)c and one ol his wanrhouM pah, came trudging down a railroad ~. Lunch buckets tn hand, they clowned lhetr way toward the house. be.Oyacl\lng about their )Obs. It kept the crowd nvcted behind the police ben1cada. obedlent to the calls for ~ zlnes. She declined StADone found time to be Model Citizen Numbe.r One He stopped worit one night to chat with Iowa's governor and toyed wUh the assembled av1c le.bde:rs by telling them. ~Dubuque has .!t been Ideal for what we wanted W"!: _ ..... _ .§ -• Depression .• Slallonc grouJ*s. T-shirhymbolizes marriage of toum and 5tar. Despite aD thts hoopla, Stal· lone and Jewison brought F l.S T stammering to life, take by take, 5eene by scene. United Artists ts banking that all the ef· fort will pay off IFYOUNEED TO BUILD UPYOUR BLOOD DON'ICOUNION VITAMINS Iron poor blood is the most widespread nutritional ailment in America today. And taking vitamins can't help, because vitamins don't contain iron. Take Geritol, every day. Geritol is so rich in iron, each tablet contains more iron than even a pound of calf's liver. Plus vitamins important to your health. Geritol's iron will actuallijbuild your blood back to normal. That's what makes it different from just plain vitamins-and so • important to you. They studied what they saw, and when they lamed to teU a good take from a bad one. they ap- plauded the good. Not loud ap- plause, mind you, but 1esp«:tful. n.rc wat other hu!Mn toucha as well. Loe.al tnwmn- hrr Joe Pk:kctt Sr dona!Atd Ira ~ k> cnw «Mmbcn. and they ,etuJned Na Mandshlp by gracing Ptck•tt'• B~ -once Arna· lea's ttnlat -with a 40-foot mural of the company'~ bur tAbeJ '"'old Joe nearly cr1ed. 1lle 1ame crew members ft9ded Hollywood and Vine tlgns outside th«fr oftlcet, and St.aDone joined a peck d actors and~ who put thetr foot· pttnll ln wet concrete at the near· by Btua Moon Inn, the a.w'1 favorite OA$11. The Blue Moon Itself drew so much publicity that J*t·owncr Pam Schurbon was lnvtted to eu· dltlon for photo tpradi In both Playboy end P•nthouN fn9 Stallooe MY9 he U-. hie ftlm ft&tar~ may be rldlng on public reaction lo Johnny Kovak, but he thinks hls performance is up 10 snuff "I really believe that tf I had lived during the times when F I S T. was going down. l would have been doing what I'm doing In this movie." ' Stallone came through the filming l1red but unscathed. The motion picture. with all Its ram· paging riot and strike scenes. produced JUSI 01'\e casuahy wor· rhy of hospitalil.ation: Sister Cathenne Hickey had climbed to the atbc ol her convenl, an ideal spot to watch shots in a small ceme1e'."Y below. but her rubber· soled shoes snagged on a patch of rough flooring and she fell and broke her wrist. Stallone and the film company eventually moved on to Los An· geles and Washington. D C . for fmal shooting. but the memory of their visit stlll hasn't quite left Dubuque At an auction after their departure 300 bidders hud· died around leftover props, trucks and trinkets. Bu~ coughed up $25 and more for whiskey banels Stallone had touched. and a draftsman who had worked on the picture muuered. "The guys from Holly- wood would go nuts if they could see this It's unreal what people are paying " In a flt ol de~. auctioneers kept just one Item oft-. the bk>dt: a pair of baby-blue un- dershorts salvaged from StaJ. lone·, dresstng room. Jew\SOn, thankful fot the spe· c:iaJ attention his troops ~ed. talked United Artists into d\ed- ullng the movie's wodd pt'emlere eng.gement In Dubuque. And local burghers. equally thankful for his efforts. prompdy redou~d their determination to lure other producers away trom their Call· fomla studio lots. F°' now, though. r~ make.rs of F.f.S.T ana gone ftom Du· buque, and springtime rainwater languishes In the c:emcnl·cast fooqxlnts of the sws. Just down the block from the ~e of mobs end explosions an oc:caslonaJ truck now hauls lnduatrtal foam to be sliced Into SHI c:udtlons. But aD Is not bleak. Graffiti on a nearl>y l)ia.nt still gushes. "I love your body. Sylvntn f'IM Stallone ..a ~ 11f YE.D If HAlf TII SPACE! GROIGI DELICIOUS FRUIT'N VEGETABLES Ultl! S'a ON FAl·v FOOD amr,ey Tiit PED TMUlll lAl77m-CMI .... ......._,. $oUI 'Wll lW ~ (t'rMti-Fi.I 0111o1t}. 100 ....._ v....._ , ... c-.. for i. fat~ ac... ....... l~U" lllL, 7" .... Wtllftl 10 1111. .. _ .. llfO llMO lllT (Te,,dfHI-). 90 ... u.i..e ~ .... ct'M ' .. 4 u.. .. alltta ti ro.i; ,_. rM; I'-i. I', Ull • dla. ,..... ..... ... -' ...... (Oold9<t Ca/WO#fde#J. 72 .... 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Eveiy 2 to 3 months, four or five of the best current novels, biographies and other important books are care- fully selected and condensed into a single volume-to save you time and money, and help you keep up with today's books. None of these selections ewr appears in the Reader's Digest. If you bought them separately in their original publishers' editions, they could cost you $35 to $45. But you get them all in a single volume, for just $6.15 plus 60C postage. Starting with your free book, now you can build an inex- pensiYe bbraiy that will be the envy of friends and neigh- bors. How can our books cost so little? First. our large readership lets us cut printing costs by ordering press runs in the millions of copies. 'Olen, by distributing our books diredly by mail, we eliminate "middleman" markups. These sa"ngs are passed on to you. WHY THE MASTERS IS A CLASSIC SPOmNG EVENT "When something dramatic occurs, great roars soar through the Georgia pine trees. Old Mastef'&110e1'5 read these roars -'Arnold just birdied the 12th,' 'Jack just knocked It on in two at 15' -and they are invariably correct." By Jack Whitaker Grttn Is the color of the Masters. It 1s thebtight green of the faJrways at Aug'1Sta National. stretching over the roUlng coun l:ryslde, gMng way to the datker green of the Georgia pines and magnoGa trwes riling Into the blue spr1ng sides. It Is a green that Is relieved only by the white and pink of the dogwoods and the red and white of the azaleas and an occasional flash of ICIU'let and flowering pdCh. lt Is a green that ovawhelms the limM:I and de· clara quite simply that winter hM waned. that spring ls here. that IP'fng .. movtng nowth. That Is one reason the Masters Is spe- cial. lt Is a reafftrmatlon that we have all survived another winter. And. ol course. ~n Is the color ol the COY«ted jacket awarded to the winner. T1ae M .. ten alao la •pedal bec•w It Is the only rmljor golf championship played on the same course at the same time •WTY year. Hence. the Mast8'5 has a continuity and tradlt\on stronger than otheT tournaments There Is a sense of reunion at Augusta There are few plocts In the world more pleasant than the lawn In front of the dubhouse In the late afternoon. As thei shad· ows begin k> lengthen 'rnong the round tables with green and white umbrellas. a vtsltor can look out at the putting green and w•tch the early flnlshcq work at their rrade. And then, looking around him. he will see the best golf as of Japan, Great Brttain, Au,.. tralla, South America and Europe. There wtll be towna· mcnt chairmen ~nlSng the PGA tour, members of the United States Golf Association, journalists from around the wot'ld, golf-dub Wesmen quietly en;oytng the .:ene and an occa.· sk>na1 moW Of .. i.vi.on per ~ And. ~ there win be th. IMnQ hiatory of golf .,.,. lr'O befcn your eya. &cau th." rm, .ao.. among Aflft«· lean toumamtnb.t ~ WetbM cqmpttoiw to Its wtrlMr$, almOlt .. prmoos winrwrs mum cwry .1oe1r w~ 11 couvt118 a1w MOIWI tMs IHSUnd #orCSS. TV year to Augusta. ~Ofe, on thls late afternoon on the lawn In front of the clubhouse, our "1511°' can see Gene Satazen. who 42 years ago this week. gave the Masters Its first legend when he holed out a 220-yard four-wood on the par five 15th ho&e fOJ a doubM? ugle. That shot enabled him to de Craig Wood, whom he defeated In the playoff. With that shot. the Masters began bulldlng Its history. The vtsltor aho will see Ralph Guldahl, winner In 1939, Jimmy Demaret. Byron Nelson: Sam 5nud and Arnold Palmer, and If they ftnlshed their rounds, Tom Watton Md~ Nk:klaus. TWs .. 90 was m rr••. The toumarm?nt Is ahve and YeTY much a movtng tapestry of the game of golf In Amerlca, all dis- played on this green lawn In the spring afternoon amid the ~nds of clinking Ice cubes and friendly. muted laughter. Yes, the Masten II green. and It hes a1tremendous MOM of hi. tory .t>oul II. But lt 11 ftrst of aD a golf tournament. Unlike the Super Bowf, which~ II. ob.cured by toe'8I ~. ·~ OCIC\ln dur1n9 thlt ApnJ week In Augusta w\11 flow dlrecdy from the t~. AD c:onYef, Attonl ue .bout gof Md got. en. EVCTYOM In arllend.nc:e knowe the game and the pie~. and the communJcattons system Is the best of any tournament In the worid. There are two main souroes ol lriformat\on. From the clubhouse lawn you can see the l!rge scouboard that stands ~ tween the 10th and 18th fair· ways. The red figures Indicate below-par seottS, the green. even par and the blade numben, over par With this simp&e cob coding, one can read the seott· board as basebal fans read the bnx $1COfCS. The other SOU«:« of lnforma- UOn Is sound, and It coma from the galleries that station them- selves In strategic polldons around the coune. Augusta Na- tional Wat the ftrst golf COUISe butlt With the apedator as ,,.,.,.0 as the player In mind. There .,. mounds situated in placa that g)Y• the paying customer a choice of two Of three vl8w9 'llllthout moving. Thoee who do not ute the moundl foDow a par· tkular group of players or simply march out IPJb« mon\tng to their f•\IOtlte hcM and aa.y there all day. Th. COWM ts wd populated ewsy ct.y, ond when tomethlng dramauc °' un~ occun. the ~ lilt our vtsltor on the dubhouM bawn know about it. Great fun throated toms go up Into the Georgia etcles. IOB11ng up through the ptnc ffeCI tlD ttwy reach ful craccndo. and then they fen twifdy away Ike the sound of a whistle on l\ fast mov- ing train Old Masters-~ read those roan -"Arnold ;ult '*id· led the 12th, .... Jack just knocked It on In two at 15." "Watson must have eagled number two" -and they are Invariably cOtTect The Masters has reached Its present stale of preeminence because a good idea was trans· lated Into reallty. Bob Jones and Or. Alister MacKenzie, the noted golf architect, laid out the course so they c:oold take fuH advantage of the topography that had been a nursery. (The COUl"H opened In 1934.) They made the gTCCOS large and undulattng, the fair- ways wtde. There Is tittle rough. In shor1. Augusta Natk>nal penal· lza the bad shot and rewards the good,ihoc. Fm example. lh£ four par fives. with a decent drive, are reachable In two shots. But should a player alect to go fOf the green In two and not hll lhe per fed shot. he could easily end up with a bogey OJ won«. The fair· ways we kept short and the gr.ens fut, and If the weather Is not IMttng on ablolute ,bore. ttw conditions .,. ~ what they ahouJd ti. for a ma)or c:hampton. ship -perfect. If Bob ~ WM the touJ ~ the Masters. Clifford Roberts~ ltl head and handl. Aa the nlztng f~ behind AUSIU'fa • tloc'\41 and the toum.mcnt. hc was a brilliant, feisty. dictatorial force that built the Masters lnto a ma)or sporting event. F°' 43 years he ruled with an Iron hand In a velvet glow. driven by an Ideal to make the Masters the best tournament In the world. His abllty to change. to lnnc> vate, to always seek ways to make the tournament better ~ought the Ma.stars to Its present sttuanon of prominence. l•ao•adou •adu hie lead.nblp include the af<>fe· mentioned scoreboards. sped.a· tOJ mounds and the roping off of the falrw6ys He had the cone• slon stands painted gJeen and Mt In back of bushes Of In a stand of trees so they would not Impinge upon the beauty of the course. The considerable amount of per- manent television equipment also Is set back and painted green. Even the trash baskets are green. Many tournaments are borrowing these Ideas. CllffOfd Roberta died on the Augusta National grounds sev· eral months ago. This will be the first Masters without his pres- ence. but that presence wlD be feh, as much as Bob Jones's J)fesence ls still feh The monlen· tum of MRobert's Rules," the bible by which the dub and this tour- nament are run, should carry through for many years. What can we expect from the final round of play at the Masters this year? What can we expect from a toumam«nt that has given us a thrlDlng playoff between Ben Hogan and Byron Nelson. a playoff between &n Hogan and Sam Snead? What can we ex· peel from a tournament that was alm05t sto\en by amatwr BID Joe Patton In 1954 and by amateur Ken Venturi In 1956? What can w. expect from a tournament that provided one of the greatest compeHtlons ever seen In the sport In 1975. when Johnny Miier, Tom Wnkopf and J.ck Nickl.us bettled tt out on the ftnai day? E~ If one player goes out In front and 'llllns wtre to Wire. as Ray Floyd did two years ago. it wtn sttD ti. a ftnt·nlte spcxttng oc· ~. ftch In tradltton, Impecca- ble In amtit.nol It II one of the better weeks of the ye.,. It's Masms Wttk: lt'a green; f?111 It's spd09 llL' . --.. ---. By MartJ,n ff•nHD ORIENTAL WA~ MEATBAU. .._,_ 1 .. ...,'"::r ....... 1 tMlnpaM y, t pDH ............ ground..... chopped 2.-.•---n:::.. ... y, cup flnelJ ell ~ Sett MJNUCe 1 v. ~....::: h.hiyground bl.ck ........ comswdt 2 tlllJIDDI• elm)cellophaM 2 ....... (2.ol. nooc11e9• broth 2 qta. cl*llm v. cup-=.. Cftlp 1 bunah ...... ........... ginger, scaJ.. 1. Combine ~uts, 1 tea-lions, water sauce, pepper spoon salt, soy and c:omstarch. 11' with hands 2 Mtx mtxture smaDwe balls about ~ shape Into · a diameter. ¥t lnch In In bot water un-Soak nood1es 3. 30 minutes. tll soft. about Dutch own or 4. In 4-to ~ broth to boll- kettSe bring a few at a Ing. Add ~ta they Ooat; time and cook :.... .... and set aside.:...,...._. add retn....... L-..L to ......... ~. 5 Return USUUI <>Ok about 2 tO ~noodJes.C 3 minutes until tender~ and 6. Heat until wat Add meatballs, eraess watercresa. Ladle Into serving just wilts. Maw 2'/z quans bowls. fine 6deUlnl or ver--·0r use 1 cup cooked. mk:efti noodles. PEA CREAM OF GREEN SOUP (1ha.mel,.... 2pllee..,... ..... chlc:bn braUt 2-alP9 -........ eNoed 1 ....... ;;;;.. tom Into 2 tettuce pieces butbr °' 4 Wllupoana ......... flour 4 tMlllpDDM ... 2 c:..-.....,CfeMt 1V.~ .... 1 te1111 ua --bl8ct '4 ... Illa• .. -- ,.... broth with onion 1 Cook pas In 7 mlnuta until ~d ldtuce 5 to tender. blender con-• Blend In electric ..__ until a . llttk at a "'''"' talner, • smooth. Set aaldeheat butter until s In uucepan, .n~·-llftOitlthJy: ~ Stir ln •IUUJ ITS GREEN-UP TIME IN THE KITCHEN What better way to bring fresh Oavor to our tables than by cooking fresh green vegetables in new ways. add mllk and 1 cup aeam. Hut. sttn1ng until mixture bolls. 4. Stir In blended pea-and- chicken·broth combination. salt and pepper Heat )ust to the botl- ing point. 5. Whip remaining 1h cup heavy crum In chilled bowl 6. l....adlc hot soup Into serving bowls; float a dollop ol whipped cream on top of each serving Maw2quarts ASPARAGUS QUJC~ Putry for~ pie pan 12to15 ~MJMrs.. trtmmed llolUngwa• S.et Ya cup grated PfOCftS OnlyM c:hMee 1 cup grated Swtas cheeu 4eaga 2 a..,. Aght c:nam ,. tealpOOft gnMlnCI nutmeg v. teaapoon ground bllldl .,..:iper 1. Preheat oven to 425°F Line a 9-lnch ple pan with pastry and flute edges 2. Cook asparagus In 1/2 Inch ol bolting water with 'I• teaspoon salt for 5 minutes until )ust tender. Drain well. 3. Spread cheeses evenly In pastry crust. Place asparagus In pie pan like the spokes ol a wheel. tips at perimeter. '. Beat together eggs. llght aeam. 1 teaspoon salt, nutmeg and pepper. Pour over cheese ST~OOJlON and asparagus. 5. Bake about 40 minutes until puffed and golden. Cool 5 minutes before cutting Into wedges Molces 6 to 8 S4mllngs RICE VERDE 1 cuprtce 1 taible8poon butter or margartne y. cup flnety chopped aplnKtl '.lo cup f1nety chopped panaey y. cup f1nety chopped ICafflon• y. cup finely chopped ···~ Ii\ taalpOOft Tabuco 1 ••qpoon ground COflancW 1. Cook rice according to package directions. 2. With fen, stir In butter, spin- ach, parsley, scallions, water- cress. Tabasco and coriander. Excellent with brodcd ch!Cken or fish . Makes 4 to 6 #rulngs 10¢ off when you buy two cans of these new varieties YUi TOllATOH 80 BIG A llMGLa <>Ne WL1. F1LL BOTtt YOUR OU i Ii Rfl'Cff!D HANOSI The editor of thl1 paper la a YetY etubbom fellow. No matter how much I p!Mded, he at>eoMely r.tuMd to ln- CrNH the atr.a of this l)llge IO I could lhow. and cMacribe to you the actuaJ enormC>UI l1ze of thla exciting hybrid tomato devel<>Ped by lelldlng Plant Sclentiata In Giiroy, Calif. So you'll jUlt h..,. to use a lmt. tmaolne«on ... t>e-- O"E DAY'S PICKING MAKES SALAD FOR SIX ........... ........ .., .. ,...7 ......... ... ·•··· ..... ,.. .... 11 .... ,., .. , VWlltllCJ .. BRAGGER" .,,.,ped In 011,.,,. cam. llOWI TO.ATOES THAT GROW ••• I II Yes, Huge Tomato Giants that actually give you over a dozen slices per fruit -enough to fill 2 plates full ••• and each single slice big enough to cover a whole slice of bread! cauee never In your llfe have you or your nelghbo,.. 1een another tomato like lheM mammoth jolly Nd giants that 1tretch out up to e lnchea wld9 . . . wafgh more than average grapefn.ilta ... and g!Ye you .o many meaty, Juk:y mouthwet9ring tomatoet from MCh •lno'-plant, you11 pick '"' ~ the 5-p>und baak9taful eummer to frost for pennies ap19oel OUAJWfTEED TO CAUSE A TRAff1C..IAll It FRONT OF YOUR HOUSE Y•. this eumrMr Imagine growing tomatoea SO BIG .. you can pnietically hide a whole grapefNlt behind a llngle tonuitol llMQIN If you cen, lorndoee SO BIG, SO MEATY, SO FIRM AND JUICY )Ult a sJngte fruft makea • heaping tomato salad for • hungry famlty of ebct That'• rtgtlt -an lncredl>te ,.. development of Ptant Sclantlata ttWl pn>Cluoee tom-. SO BIG, not onty doee ft take both your outaPrwed handa to cup • alngle fruit ... not only do you get 10 -12 -15 .-at..U. sltCea per tomato -but 1uper-tomMoee 10 prollftc, they pour forth by the heaping baaQtfuf right up to ftoetl A.9 much • 50 pounda ol tomaton '* plant. par aeaon. And thafa atln only the t>eglMlngl 90 lhO-A 8INGU! 9UCe COYIM A Pl.ATE \ a.c.u-. this aummar lust picture the taa11HMn ol your Itta • you charcoal-bn>ll a steak .•• then top It off .•. ,_.., •mother that entire atiNk wtth~llloe from 1t1eae fresh-pk:llllCI 1o11y rwct ai.nt ret. lust plciu,. the k>ob of utter dlebellef on your • and Mlghbora' tee. wtwl1 they .. you .PiCkln8 toes SO BIG .•• JUST ONE MA.KE8 A PLATEFUL ••• JUST lWO MAKE A BAGF\Jl ..• JUST lltAEE MAKt A BASKETRILI v.., tDma1toee 80 BIO ... It ...-t to 3 oana of tuna fllh to ltLlff • •lnale fruit; (Ind tMI'• big ~ tor • ___ .., ........... ,,... '°' • ~ of 8). 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The reason most given fOf rejection was that the book was unlke other chtldren's books: hence, ltJ chance In the marketplace was slm " Folowtng Mufbcny Strftt other Seu. mies powed forth ln rapid succask>n, and cheraden such as Bu- tholomew Cubblns, Thkl- W\ck, the Big He.arted Moose, and Horton. the elephant who hatches an eJephanl-btrd, -and their pare evety- where. A recent e shows that close to 80 cop- captured the heaits~of children ies cl Seuss's n ~plus tll!Bl!f:~:&... books are In I. Tiw A count makes him one al the most popular children's author-IIJus.- tralors In history. !though the above couplet de-But It was In 1957 that Seuss turned ta1bes Sneelock, a clwactcr In around the cnttre genre ol llterature fOf If I Ron the Circus, It could weD be uMd to chlldml. In the mld-50'1, John Hersey hall the~<>C>«'s tOf -the one and only iWJOte an explo.lve article fCf LI/• STOO-m.gazinc telllng the nation the reasons Seventy-four ago In Spdngl\dd, "why Johnny can't reacl." In the artk:lc he Ma.a., Theodor Getlcl, lnvcntCf al urged that the enttre educational system snestcha, grtnc:ha, gacb, noblec:ks. nur-be rumed over to Dr. Seuss. Ida and nutcha, • wd •the equally Random House contacted him , Mnt fantalllcel Drumm-TumnUed Snumm ond him a boslc word bst al 300 one-syllable the Tutt.cl Mazurb from the Isle al Yftka, WOfdl and asked that he WTttt a book f°' op9lted his cya to the worid. And the 5-to-6-ye.aM>lds hued upon thta lmtted worid hm MYe been the same. voc:abu1.ry. S... The mere mention cl his name "I kept nnadlng the Kit In desperation," starts jukln Rowing through the mouths ot he comments. "I ftNDy took the ftnt two chlldren For 41 yon~ hu bHn wr1t-words thot thyrned ,_ alt end hat" Ing and dlustrattng chl\dml'• boolcs -a With ~ Col In th.· Hot. a book c:on- cmar that began by eheef acdcknt. totnl~ 223 WOids, he not only 'PD'fk4d a '1 had no lofty NMOn ~ for vobnlc eruptton In the chlldNn'e book Wltttng • book for ldda," he uys. "In thl neld but at.o aut.s a edntmattnQ, wNm- 1..-HOIMm.•on ~corwu*ontott<J th9 ~ol dts clrddNti~ nONI Mame (l{rtOP(I • lbl aod witty dwectct that Is as fomllW and popular os Wlnme the Pooh, Ab In Wondcrtand and Peter Pan DR. SEUSS! And NOW comes an act of Enormous Enonnance! No former performer's performed this performancel By Lee Bennett Hopkins Th«!odor Seuss Gd.el. "I rvnmiber thinking," he continues, "that I might be at>le lo dash ~ Cat In the Hat off In two °' three. Wffks. w,,,. I mb- tabn. It ended up taking wen oWr a yeal. Writing without W<llds consdtutes one hel al a job fOf any writer. lhe book's IUCXleS5 makes me lalred. Every lime I st.an a new WOIX, that cat squints at me and says, 'Seuss, I bet you can't top me'" To top hlmsel -and the Cat -he worb cndJalltJ. poAshlng each lne, mak- ing lnnwnembla sketches for • drawing befon he is satts6ad He aumata that he wrtta and draws mon than 1,000 p1ges for each al his 64-page books. .. Wrttlng boob for childmt ls hard work, a lot harder than most people rallza," he soys ... And II newr gds easier. The most Important thing about me Is that I work sla- vishly -write, rewrite. reject and polish Incessantly. I know my stuff al looks like It was rattled off In 23 seconds, but every word II a struggte, and every sentence is like the pangs al birth." His entn pwposc la to get children over the fear al books and make them 111ant to read. "I am trying to capture an audience," he expl.alns. "Moct every child learning to read has problems, and I am just saying to them that reading Is fun." A major reason children find his books fun ls that he has made rhyme and nipcti- don haDmarb al his wrfttng. "Children love nonsensical repetition end rhyme. lf they go through a rhyme twk:e, H ls In their heads fOfewr. You can take the bat prose In the world, end It doesn't woei< like rhyme. Besides, without rhyme I'd prob- ably be In the dry-c.leaning ~· But that Isn't true. long before Seuss "found" rhyme, he had engaged In a series al anftl. After graduating from Dart- mouth ln 1925, >-. career as a cartoonist began to develop. One arty cartoon de· plds a knight In ermOf medng up wtlh an enormous acaly dragon. The captlOn read, "Dam lt aD, another dragon. And "* when I tpayed the whole castle with Flt!" n.. """• al .,.. e:ucuttvc who handled the f1lt tpray-lnMcikide llCOOUnt AW the cartoon and contracted him to do a MMI ot w c:ontatntng the catch phraM, "Quk:k, Henry. the Fltr The opportunity pnWlded hJm wtth •job that IMted 15 ycan. Between 1946 and 1951. he produced two short documentary fdms -Dalin for Deoth, • histety of thl .lap&r'ICle ~. and Your Job In Germonv. wntt.n and prodUC*I for the /v:my. latwr nrlcued by W..,,. Brothen as Hw.r LJoa -and an •~ cattoon, Gadd McBolftl" Bolng. Each cl tt.. cfforti 1'9CdYCd an Academy Awent. Setlll l\la In what Md~ u •"re- modeled and augmented dereJlct oblefva. don tower" on a tip al a mountain In La Jol- la, Calf. He shares the place with his sec- ond wife, Audrey. and two stepdaughters. When he Isn't at hb dntwing board, he paints oils and watercolors, referring lo them as his "aftft 10:00 PM paintings, which have little Of no relationship to my book Wustratlons." Se\.m !Ives ach al his large abs:ttacts Seuslan titles· I Dreamed I Was a Door- man al the Hobfl Del Coronodo. T uio In I~ Buah that the One In the Hand Is Worth M~ Of; Huck Blonde in White Kkl Glooa Posstng Southword Duer the H'*I Nonltud, Holyoke, Mosa. "A friend ol mine told me to bum the paintings and sell the ttda." he mUMS. Many al hb readers are surprised that the good doctor has never had any children al his own. "You have 'em, rn amuse ·cm: he snaps. "Don't get me wrong, though. I love kJds; onJy I wish I could push a bmton and they would apo- pcar when I want them to." At times, droves al childre-n troop by hb house totnlly unabe.shed by the sn\aD sign which reads, "Beware ol the Calf" Some ask him If he really Is Dr. Seuss. "Yeah," he tells them. But they don't believe him. 1lMy expect Dr. Seua to be a ~ pants character with b6g whiskers and a nose I hat lights up," he says. "Instead, t come to the dooc. a nonnal old poop, and the kkis say. 'Go on, you aren't Dr Seuss.' Although that's the way f like chlldren to talk, h can be embarrassing." ~balks at the word retirement. "rve got more things to do now than ever. n he says. "When I 91ow up, I hope to do the same things rm dotng now -only better As al now rm vntting, muatrattng, saving as praldent ol Beginner Books for Ran· dom House, producing animated half· hour trdeWlon spedals. Television ls the biggest, the most bdtlng, mcdtum there II. I )ult want to bva long ~ to do tomethlng temftc on lV." Setm books needn't be "sold" to chll- dren. They continue to be the most dog- eared volwna In any ~bruy. And his award-wtnntng tclevtslon epedels, such es HCMll the Gttnch ~ Chriumas end The Lotwc • .,. daaocd to becorM dusica. Rec:cntly • 4-year-dd told me that the good doctOf II her most favortte person In the wtdt, wkSc wostd '"Whyt' I .Md. "a.c.u.. ~·good. arwl he knows what I me. . .nc:t hc'e Modw Gooec'a aon. you know." Not qulte. But et '8ast 5-usa erwl GooM rhyme -•nd they both 1'!111 Thyme twffti.wd ILi ' ' .. f "I Mlle found your new ncaresu, MERl.T, so IN f•r .,..nor so die ral-" -Mrs. Alice DtCastro Canton, M&Machusetts CCU.lie it IO She e~l 'Chey M11e doM 11 •c""'-" -Robert M. Hornsby Topetia, Kanau "I could rNJler /bid •n auq"'11Je low Mr alkrnatl11e unril Mme JOO'a. You M11e dftleloped an '""f'Mllle ..,,,,.tlsuu for maoJc.era.n . -Mr. Ben Cobell Nofthpott, Alaberna "I Mlle erled almoal w~/ .,,..,.,,, hi none of diem Mda/led me • nnuh • MEBJT.n UConcratuJadon condnc out wtdt • low nUotlne near• 141•ta JD{e IONUO of Jelhl&e." -Miss Jane Howard Superiof,WlacoMln -Mrs. Bonnie Undaay 8r1dgepor.. Connecticut Kings: Bmg'·ur:· 0.6mg n1cot1111w.Plfcipttt1,FTCRtponAug:n· 100'1: 11mg"t•:•0.8mg nicottMIW.PlfCignalbyAtMtlhod. "l"'our MERIT Mendaola are cr-1; eaau juas Mte my old lwand hi wilh ... ff or die Mr andn'"11bN.n -Miss Pat Southern KMM, New H~lre Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarene Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. ~------..------------" ON!ip w.m. tec. ,,,, "luat wanr.ed so drop• line ,.,.,. M7 conv•tuJadona for Mml 100'._ 'Chey •re vea&.n -Mr. Fred W. Gruman Floral P-11. New York ' "You.., •... u, coi .anwddnc ...,..__.,.,. rm avle&hinc io MERIT M6nlhola." ... ,,...,,.._. I -Miss Nancy Narel c.y, llllnols "Mail JOO'• adfJ ·--· • nc.,.•11e,..., in,,. • .,, -Mr. Leon Granata Alohburg. Muacti...a. "For • low Ulr ...,, nkodrN ....... , ........ ....., nMll'Wloul,...,. .,..., ,,,,.....,. -aea Hazel Maisano ~lildllgM "I ,,.!'• erled more Jc.irub of ftc""dla dMln you C4lll dainJc. of,_,. MERIT'-die /h'•I one wftkh I iwn cee enrldled p.11or wida Jeu r.r.n -Mlse Mary Benefiel T~e Haute. Indiana "I lolle daem-u11e maoJc.ed noddnc~ -Mrs. Virginia B. Esbefg Merlden,COnnectlc:ut "I ... .,. to dmii I .,, .. d{q'"41J """" I Md hV4 N11er•I JoW r.r ric•rena. Afl.n msol(inc one JMClt. I .., .. rMUy """'td ••• ~ are .. ood .. die ric•rnea wida ---"·-·...,.Mr.I' -Mrs. Brenda Clark Opelika. Alablin'e Jy,...'Enmhed I( you for• Ji11e• up to iu -Mr. Perry E. Qlatlano Kew o.denl. Ntw York ri..u-INiin h hi(her ,.. •rad elk• I 11Nd to -Ms. Nancy K. Harrison c.tnbfldge, Mulachusetta avle&hed to ed my lwodan .. ,.. inio .wiuhinc -Mrs. M. Thompson ~WUhlngton "I 1Nnle lrie4I • Joi of lff1Teren1 ,,,..,..., hi I /bid ~ERl'r dN llal .,,,.,.a dMll I ""'1e an ,.,,._,, -Mr. Thomas C. Monak Lak..ide. Ohio "Mmi dc•rnta ,...,. l:Ollllft'IMI me /'l'om • amJtrnNd Jdch ,.. dc•••tu ..... , ... to. Jow ,. ...... ,.,,.,, -Mr. Robin Katz New Yen, Hew Yortl "I Juw• lrNd odan Jaw-Mr ..... nl&odrN dCIWdla hi noddn( ~a to MEIUT.n -Ml• Beverly Olckmlyer Wlnftetd,.....,. ... Name Addre:ss...~~--~~-~---~~~~~- City~-------State __ Zfp. ___ __._ 0 Aease charge my credit card account number g ~~'C~~~~dNISA' 1 1 11 1 1111 1 1 1 11 1 1 signature ~ ~~~"!n1~ I I I I ~::£Id Charge Semce please c•ll toll free (800) • In Mlsaour1 can (800) 342-"00. HOW SHAPE 'l'HBR DAUGHTFJIS. UVES wrbe most obvious example we have of how to be a wife is Mother. She Is an unavoidable model." I ~ J Nancy Friday, author of My Mother /My Self, 111lth a /am fly portroit. By Pam Lambert E wn I you left home 20 years ego and 11e now Mng t.lfway 8Cl'OIS the country. your mother Is pn>bebly sdll hav- ing an Important tn&ence on your Ille. Maybe you're arguing with your daughter about her makeup and auddenly realize you've had that debate before -with yow own mother. Or perhaps your husband says that you're jldt like your mother. and youcrtngc. Thae are just some of the surface mani- festations of the pervasive Influence moth· as have on their daughtets' lives says Nancy Friday. author of the new best selJcr. My Mot.her/My Self. Friday says. "The common c:onc:ept Is that It Is a girl' 1 relationship with her father that deter· mines her later happiness with men. but I thought. 'Hey. what about Mother Moth- er Is the bread and butter of life, and Dad- dy's the dessat. It's Mom who raises us." Mv ModW!f!Mv Self combines Friday's lntcrvWwl with more than 200 women across the country and her reflections about her own chJldhood with her wid- owed mothsr and lilte In Chadeston, S.C . "I didn't write the bed llke a text· book; I wrote It from my guts," she says Ewn the numerous psychiatrtsts. psy- chologtsts and other prof Cllionals quoted are not dtspaalonate -the majority are mothers with daughten and d1ttuss their pcnonal mationlhtps. Ave-feet-ten without the ~ leather boots she was wearing, Friday haa a voice as artktng as her appearance -deep, powerful and wtth the deer diction of the actral she °"91Mlly Mt out to be. FAlllLY WEDl.Y: Is It INC, "Like mother, like daughter"? . AlmAv: Ya. Of c:ou.rw. there's the c.on· 9Clous Imitation of our mothcn, the ways you w.nted to be like hec. But you didn't man to be such an anx.lous ~ IUce .ti. was. and you suddenly heM that vokAt and you t.hlnlc, dl. oh. where did I hear thot voice bcfcn? and you teebe lt was her voice that you didn't UMd to llkc. I thlM the~ for why thts hap- pens Is fasdnattng. If we never feeJ M1*8fe from our molher. our Identity Is so wound up In hn thal we feel uncomfor- table when we dlsllb things about her. So rather than hate our mother for doing something we don't i.e and risk bing her. It Is much safcr to adopt these habits and to hate ounetves for them. FW: How does a woman's relationship with her mother affect her choice of men? AmMv: Wen, for Instance. if you had a mother who was just not emodonaDy there fOf you. '!r.: may become the kind of wo- man who all her life Is looking for someone who will be the mother to her that she never had. If yow mother was overfy possaatve, you may run away when you find a very warm. smothering man. FW: How doa the mother-daughter ma- tk>nth!p Influence marriage? RuOAY: Ah, that's when the resemblances re.ally begin. The most obvk>us example w. have of how to be a wife Is Mother. She wasn't much of an examp£e when we were single because we didn't know a.er when she was slngl.. But she's an unavoidable model when we many. FW: What effect do you think not having children had on yow writing the book? • FRIDAY: I would have been In the mkki)e of a sandwich between my mother and my child. I couldn't havutood It. FW: Why don't men have the same prob- .. m of seperattng from their mothers that WOrMndo? RllDAY: If yow ton Is a momma's boy, you 'I be labeled a bad fl¥)ther. and no one wants that. So early on, mottwrs begin to train thetr boys caant\ally to leave them. But you wtJI not be judged a bad mother If your daught• II itlD tied to you later on. On the c:ontrmy. society says, .. Oh. Isn't that ruce. look how doM they ... " FW: What effect would you like yow book to have on women? 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By Paula Span The Fedenl Trade Commts- lion files arc filled with let tas from dtvon:ns and wtdows whole amlngl when they were married helped pay charge ac- counts but who discovered too late that accounts In their hus- bands' names left them without aedtt historla of theb' own. And some aedJt granters con· ~ llegal practlca that dJs. c:rtmlnate agalns1 women A re- oendy married LOI Ange~ cou- ple. for aampla, wanted to bor· row to buy houMhold appl· ances. They wrote the FTC when the creditor rCw.ed to con- lider the wfe's credit hlstofy. ttl04lgh she had prcvtously bought and paid olf • car and main- tained her own bank accounts When tpOUSeS apply for jotnt credit. crwdltan must cons6der both their rwoords When women ~ for credit thcmtetva, they need not dlldoee their marttal mtus or llMW'llf quattons about thlltlr ~trol methods and chlldburtng plans. Credlton may not t.galy require.. a hus- b.nd't tlgnature, GCept In the tllght community-property mta. and «vcn If a OOllgner Is K"· quired. the ~ need not be a WOR\IW\'t husband. FTC attorney V\dd Gddbec.h ....... thet WOfMn advtM both credlton and their local credit bu- NllUS to matntatn ~ f\la for IMm In thn own Mmes, ae required blj law ~ last June. Reco.ds for all the eccounts they both QM OI ere concr.c:tualy W* for should be lndud.d In ach tpaU.te't fiAe. That way. pey4ngecoountsthatwcn:opened In the husband's name still helps ~ aedlt ~for both partners. For both men and women crecl- tt granters wlJI want to know how long you'11e kept your job, how long you've lived in the com- munity and how much you al- ready owe. If ndused,crecltt by one institu- tion. don't assume that you are untvenelty considered a poor r1sk. Dtf(erent banks, stores and aedlt-awd oompanles haw dJf. ferent sta.ndanh. Anytime your appbtton or aedJt Is denied (40 to 60 percent " aD eppllcanta for natlonel charge c:ardl are turned down the first time), the a.dJtor must gtvt you a spedftc reasoti. Most likely, the aedllor Wiii d:t• tnfonnaUon In your cndft tmtory. You're entlded to know. ~t charge, what's In your history II you caD the aedit bu- rtau within 30 deys and make an appointment to review the tile. There ... about 115 mtlllon U.S. aedJt flies. U you've ever been gni.nted aedlt, you have at least one. It contains not only Identifying lnfonna1kln and NC- ordl " your odlCr c:redlt IC-counts and how often you've been tardy In ~ them but at,o such pubic lnfonnauon at bnnlcrupkla, a1mtnal c:omlic- ttons. lawsuits and~- S.11watt thet. ClCcept for benk- ruptda, "actwr. ~ ... such as th& time you fd behind and mlucd • couple d pey- ment&, mu.aba.....ta&er MYCI' years If you ftnd a mistake In your f\le, the credit bureau Is obliged to lnvat9te. and II the dispute still can't be raolved. you ha11e the right to enter a bnd wrttten statement chan.nglng the aror. 8t.tt you don't have to wait un· tSI you encounter prob&ems to sec your~ ftle . FOJ a small fee, usually $3 to $6. a dedJt bureau w9 pnMdc anyone with a re- view ol his own eocount. The Nie al thumb Is to ratrict your a9dlt payments to 20 per· I cent d your monthly takc-honw pay. In fact, you could be headed I for trouble If more then 15 per· J cent ol your income b already commttad to tnsmllmcnt bills "When a family finds that } they're getting a lltde behind one I month. the fnt thlng they should - do Is caD their credfton," advile:s Mary QuJnn al the Nadonal Foundation for Consuma CRd- lt. "Most are rapooslve and aDow for extensions " A ~ next step wouJd be to contact the cloMst omc. al the nation'• mue than 200 nonproltt Consumer Credit Counseling Scrvtca. lllhcrc a aedlt coun- Mb can~you. An admated ax percent d the Amcrtam population ii already "MriOUsly ln debt," owing nine to 12 months al wcm Income. For such famdles the CCS debt re· payment program can help. The oounNlor not onJy helps Institute strict budgettng but also contacts the family's awdltors to mrenge for lower ~yments over • longer paiod al ttme. T~ avo6ci coasttng Into aedlt trouble. oounselors advtM taking the dll'« to to4al your famty't fixed monthly CJtl>eMn. Include noC only nmt, utllttla and food but also one-twelfth d your an· nual cxpendltwa for c:lothlng, medkal bdls and vac.tk>ns. Alla tndude .omethlng for savtngs. For further lnformetion on your rtgt1b ... CffdJt c:on.umer. write the F-ederel T redc Commis. tlon, (er.dJt History), Dept. FW. OMsion al Credit Pwacttca. Washtngton. D.C. 2!0580. 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IWIE CITY STAT£ OUMTITY Silt "'"" Add •,_...Md Mncrllng or lt..50 mPlmum ------ T -• . . ' .. ,,. • ·~~ 'i -r ,!! • ',._l• . ·-" -,_ ... _. ~~ ' ·. -~· ·. ~ .... ~ ~ -• • ·--• .\ --...!.. --·-·~ ...... ~ - PEOPLE QWZ /By Johll E. Gib9on How Important are expressions of affection to a marriage? Do l\)OSt women have romantic fantasies? INSIGHTS INTO LOVE AND ROMANCE TRUE OR FALSE? 1. How romantic you .. II llkely to de- pend on your sex and your marttal status. 2 . Women are m<n llkely than men to re- veal their lnncnnost feehngs In romantic relationships. I. Moet men bdevt that they care more for their gtrlfrtends than their girlfriends care for them. 4 . Most women have romantk: fantasies. 5. Love c.an't be measured. 6 . Verbal expression of love Is vttal to a happy marriage ANSWERS 1. True. In a United States lntemationa.I University study. men and women aged 18 to 70 were given a psychological test de- signed to reveal attitudes toward love. The researchers concluded that ~males ~ slgnlRcantly more romantic Jn tN!r orienta- tion t~ love than females and that married sub)ect:s were slgnlf\cantly more romantic In their love orientation than single subjects." 2. True. Psychological studies at Purdue Unf\lerslty show that In a romantic sttua· don the woman Is more liM)y to "open the door to her MCNt self" than the man, who was found to be much more selective and dlscrlmlnating In what he revealed about himself In a love relationship. Other in- vatigaHons have shown that men An? less lncllned than women to clisdoM their Inner feelings In sltuaHons that have nothing to do with romance. S. FalN. StudMBs of dating couples con- ducted at the Untventty ol lllinols showed that Mma&a bebcved that theer partNR and more for them than they dki In re- turn." Femala, on the othar hand. per· cclvcd no difference In c.artng. 4. Tn.ic. ln e Untvcntty of Utah study of 19-to 46-year-old women, 99 s-ccnt ol the subjects reported that they cnmtaiMd romantic fantasia. Studlet at Nonh-wevern Untvcntty showed that women • • ,AMILV WUKLY,Aplllt. 1111 who were most given to such fantasies tended to have the most fuWllng ndetion- shlp wtth theJr spouses. 5 . False. In a Purdue Unlvtr"Slty srudy, IOYe was measured by a "Loy• Sc:ale," whk:h Is dac:rlbed as fo6ows: "This scnle was developed by interviewing approxi· mateJy 200 people and askJng them to daaibe their love re!ationshtps. From thae lntervM?ws were derived Items that were subsequently administered to 1,200 sub)eets of varying ages. The result of thls process Is a Love Sc.le contalnfng 200 Items describing various aspects of love relationships. 1) veibal exprallon ol affec- tion. 2) self-disdosure cl Intimate f.as about oneself, 3) tokmlnoe for the less-- desirable characteristics of the loved per- son. 4) concern, encouragement, moraJ support of the loved person, 5) feelings you have fOf the loved person, but which you have not expressed." This iC4le has been found to be highly effective In mea- suring the amount and type of love present In romantic relationships. 6 . True. In the Purdue study, SFOUPS cl happy and unhappy married couples were compared tn thcJr upemon of k>ve by me.ans of the Love Scale. Tile wc>UP9 con- sisted of coupkts from a variety of soda.I. edl.IC4tlonal and occupational levels. The people ranged In age from 21 to 55 and In '-nsth cl marri9 from one to 33 years. Andings: HFuncHonal [happy) husbands and wives express moni affection to each other vabally; they dl.tdoee more personal facts about thamMlves to c.ach other; and they provide mor. psychologk:al mc:our- llgGMnt and moral suR>orf to each odlU The~ (unhlippyJ mmrled cou- ples feal much cl the same affection for each CJthcr. but they do not verbally U · press lt to each other. (They alao) reveal fewer per90Nll facts about ttwm.elves to their spousa, and they provkSa much i.. moral support •no encouragement 1911 te>cac:h other... llL.I 'IBE DOCrOR AffD YOO Why People Go Bald Serious acute Illness. intense physical or emottonal slJess, in fecttous stomach diseases and underacuvlty of the thyroid gland can produce temporary loss When these conditions are cor rected. half growth usually recurs Thus in the hands of the medical expert. hair loss can often be clasalfied according to cause and corrected So, except for familial pattern baldness, there are ways to save your hair besides pressing a lock In 11 book , H air loss can be trauma tic for both men and women AD hair Jou. howev~. Is not the same. and doctors often can help Hairs grow for perhaps 2 to 6 years, up to an Inch a month Then the follicle -the "'1all organ In the skin that produces hairs - goes Into a resting stage for a few months before It begins to make hair again. Between 50 and 100 haln are normally lost each day. They are pushed out with the be· gtnnlng of a new sirowth cycle followlng a resting phase. Thew resting-phase hairs are called club hairs because the scalp end of the hair is surrounded by hard, dry cells forming a club that ls visible to the unakled eye. Un- trained people often say these clubs are "hair roots" and claim the loss of club hair will lead to considerable hair loss But that notk>n is not true: loss of hair that Is mosdyclubbed Is nonnal. The scalp contains about 100.000 lollldes. They produce most hairs In the growing phase. but perhaps 10 percent of the hair follicles at any given time are In a resting ptWe Hairs can be shed at either the resting or the grow Ing phase. but since most folllcles are In a growing phase, most hatr ls shed In the growing phase. Hair loss following a family pattern Is the most common. II usually occurs In men. starts as early as the late teens and contln· ues untO the family pattern of hair loss b completed. Male-pattern hair loss, which occasionally oc· curs In women as weU, begtns at the temples and pushts bock- ward. With female-pattern hair Jos,,, thinning begins atop the head and spftads toward the skies This baldness usuaOy begins In the 40's but may start as early as the 20's At praent, there ts no satisfactory treatment for male· or female-pettem hair loss. Pulling out the hair with curl ers, ponytail bands and other de vices Is a common cause of what doctors call traumatk: hair lou So Is the netVOUS habit of puDng and twtstlng hair. Au.cmpes to sb'alghl-11 the haJr by UM of chemicals may damage the hatr and cause baldness HormonaJ changes also can cause hair loss. Sudden hair loss three or four months after the de-_ Overy of a baby or atter•gotng off birth-control pills Is not unusual. It results when hair foltldes go from a growing to a resting phaM In response to change In hor- mone levels. ~ a rule, this type ol heir So. Is temporary; good resirowth Is usual. • • Another kind ol hair'°"· • pn>- c.. c.au.d aJopedo .-.eta, II re· verslble. It is spotty. with sudden loss of hair in round, sharply lo- calized areas any place on the head Alopecia areata comes and goes and does not follow any pat· tem Sometimes there Is no hatr loss for months or years. and then the round, bald patches may sud· denly develop for no apparent reason. Medkal treatment can shorten the course of this type of bakfntiS and reduce hair loss. Thia la new Cold Power XE. XE for extra energy-a lot more clMDlng power added to the~ oold water brightening system around. So with new Cold Power XE your oold. water waahea oome out looking brighier than with any 1McUng detergent. New Cold Power XE bea*8 the oUlera oold. -lrwtn .I. Polk, M.D. The bell cold •lerdeteraent you can buy. r~~------::--------------------~~, Proof-qualliy, bilh~rdid medals in limited edition -available by direct 1ubecription only. Subecripdoo deacllioe: April 30, 1978. 'The an ol the American WC51. as unique in all the worid. f.or It was 00m of adventure And nourished by the talents of some of America's ~t gifted artists From the middle ol the last century, and well into our own, ~ amsts of the Old West created a priceless treasury of works as vast and impoling as the land they loved. Worb bll.1ed on unflinching honesty, oourage and aclf-rclianc:e. Today. their an soll oommuni· cues-with undimirushcd power-a way o( life that has long since vanished Now. in trlbutr to this di,,tincnvcly Amct-- ic:an an tradition, the 50 greatest rl'la$lC~ ol the ad West. will be brought cogcther in uruquc Cash.ion-as finely nunced art medals of 2 '4 karat gold ekaroplatc on bronze. These will be the /inc gold on broruic medals ever mucd by 'The Franlclm Mint Sculptured in rich and exoang dctatl, they will form a truly extraordinary oollcc:OOn ol ~ Gwue1r Art of the Amrncan Welt. A molt compreheneive collection This historic oollccoon will consist ol 50 medals -each captufina the essence o( a great masterpiece o( Western an. Furthermore, this will be the most oompre- hcnsivc collection of fine art medals ever to honor the great artists of the Old West. It will include the work of every outstanding artist of the era-from George Cad in and Afred Jacob Miller to Frederic Remingron and Owics Marion Rw.1d!-selected with the aid o( an independent panel of eminent authorities on Western an. Thus, in fururc years, 1t may wdl come tO be regarded as the most important rollecnon of its land Larae meda1t ttYQJ superb detail T ocapture the sweep and power of each work ~ in this oollcction, the medals will be un y large. each measuring a full two inches m diameter And each medal will be o( exceptional ~-allowing fur the great depth of the sculptured rdid Holdmg one of due heavy gold on bronae medals-and examtning its richly sculprumi surface-you will find a~ interplay of light and shadow adding to the visual ex- citement of the work. Thus, the chargina hones in Frederic Remington's Du mown red· 4<h Caualry Mooing actually seem to leap out at the vicwcr. And the elaborate trappings of the young wamor in CJeorge Catlin's Indian Bo, mnd out in (mnaong detail -the string of his bow, the arrows in his quiver ... even the intricate border designs on his shirt ln Owics Marion RUS11ell's Camp c.ook's Trou.blel, you aha.re one o( the unexpected surprises of a cowboy's life on the uail-as chuckwagon urensils arc sent 6ying by the hooves of a ~ bronco. You feel the cm.- sion in the air u the 6inty-eyed lawman m E. C. Ward's Ence t~ Low rida down the main street ci a frontier town Sec the hope and determination wnttcn on the faces o( west-ward-bound ptOnCCn in ~ Caleb Bingham's~ Emigracon of Daruel Boone. fifty nwterptecr5-encompasstng all the great names and great themes of Western art -capruted forever in 2~ karat gold on bronze. Proof medalt of exceptionally high relief E.ach of thcte medals will be a beautiful Franklin Mint Proof-but a Proof of excep- tionally high relief. Each will be strudc from hand-polished dies. so that its deeply sculp- tured design stands in bold oontrast to the brlll.iandy polished mirror-IJke bGclcground. This Proo( Edition will be the only edition ci this important new oollecdon that will ever be ~ucd. It will be minced exdu,,ively for subscribers. lbere is a limit of one subscrip- tion per pcnon, and subscriptions will be acttpted only until April 30, 1978. Thus, the edition will be smctly !inured. When all sub- scribers have m::civcd their mcda1a, the OOtn· ing dies will be destroyed-~ that the ooUection can ~ueT be mued again 1be beauiy of aold at a reuonablc price These magnifioent ao&d on broruc medals will be islSucd at the rate c:A one ~ month. The issue price for ea.ch 2~ brat ao&d on broruie Proo( is just $19.50. This original issue price- a very favorable price for Ancly sculprumi medals of such ardsdc exodlenoe -will be gwnzn~ed to you for the entire terics. A handlOme oollcaor's llbum-&pedally designed to proud and display all 50 medals in the oollection -wtll be provided to each subecriber at no additional chiqe. And c.:ach medal in the ooUection will be aaompuUed by an informative history ol the work ponrayed. A col1ec:don co deliaht the mitre family To bring such cndurinc wor\a ol ut Into your ' homr ts to possess a oollecooo of Amcnc:an an tteasurc1 that will delight every member o( your family. A collection that IS ~y rewaiding for im oompelline themes, its C.. cina~ realism. and the timdcll ~ of d.c great worb it ponraya. A collecrlon who&e beauty will remain undimmed-equally inspiri~ to future gencntions To acquire~ Greausr Art of the Amer- ican West, you must mail the application below by the subecn,ption deadline of April 30. 1978. Application,, bearing any larrr postmarks will be declined Thie Board al~ for The ~Alt al dllr Amrricao Wac PAU. A Ra>sl. hisman, lieaurer, ani1t. noef an axiaultw1t mid appailtr HARa.DMc.aAOGN. '-mer~. Whtuw:y Gillery al Wecm Art. ROYAL HASSRICX. ~. l.ndml Ana and Cnfa Board. Oe:p.nmciu al the lnlaior Hfl.MlTT'H RX.liS, Ph.D . Ona, F.dinolqry Oepuoutru, for the Paul Kane CdlccnonalWesei:rn An. Royal Oruario Ma.um ·-... r--;~;:~;:;~~;·:~~--1 I OF THE AMERICAN WEST ! : I : Mi.c.tr be postrntttkul by April JO. 1978. : : Umic, One rolltttion pa-~-: ' ' I TilC fnnklin Mint I I Franklin Cena. Penrw.,tvmua 19(11}1 ! , Plew mxpt my d.a lpciori for one Proo( Set a1 I I The °'1eatat Ano/ rfw Amtrican Wal. corllildi• : I c15() proci~ medak. to be tent CD me M the 1 ! ra11e c1 one per l'ID\th ~ in Mav 1m I I I ~ d.t l need xnd no mine, now, : but l ~ ID P9Y the &umaneeed or.mi '-.: : priaeal$19.50*forc.h 20 ... Pd~ l on broraie medal upon beq billed tn ldvmw:ie c1 : i1I tlxpment.1 will mo recd"'C a lprlddy dt.tlanr:d : colleaor's album, ID hold my a.npiele alilec:tian. : •no dildonal ~ : "PL. '"' --.., .. ' ' ' ' ~~~~~~~~~~~ Mr. Mra. -....~~--........ -~ Mill~~~~~~~~~~---...-.. 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TOTAL ~ 8A11SFAC110N TOTAL-AMOUNT GUARANTEED ENCLOSED PlEME l'RIHT - NAME~----------ADOflliM csrv ____ _ I I I I Quips &: Quotes ARMOUR'S ARMOURY SEATING DERANGEMENT When seating g~sts or o dinner. The hoatas mu.st never Jeot A hUsbond and wife log4!ther - That's the woy when at home they eat. And the sexes mu.t alternate, Whether seol1ng 12 or 10, Which Is hard /cxa special reason There i olwovs o s~ of men Motil lmportonl. two constant to Ike rs Must never~ side bv side. But a talker next too lisle MT - ~ who monogu this con toke pnde -Richard Armour TUT TUT A young man's wife was ID, eo he took her to a doctor. After an a · amlnalion, the young man anx· lously asked, "Does she have Russian flu?" "No," replied Doc. "It's deflnltely Egyptian ln sewn months I predict 1he'U be a mum· my " -Rose San<h One l:>ig plU£ Jex solar encgy I& that vou can look up and ~ how much of It ts left. -Thomas La.Monce PRESENT COMPANY EX.EMPTED The only time the average child Is as good as g<*i is exactly al 1040, April 17 -Dorothea Kent A dodcx at a medical convention asked at the hotel cksk oboot on old c/oumole "Yes. he's registned." the clerk .aid MDo you wont to call him on the house phone?" MNo. thanks." the doctor ~d haughtily, "I neuer make house calls." -Lone Olinghou.se I reollv wuh the Wourgote fig ura would stop writing thme boob It's gluing opportunllSm o bod name. -Rc*rt Orben By Frank a.ginald UTTl.EEMILY "Of COUIW ~ $ deductible. He's /lice a big brother to me " LAST-MINUTE TAX TIPS In your rush to beat the April 17th deadline, be sure you don't miss these often-overlooked deductions. By Bob Rosenblatt I ncome-tax time Is a painful se.uon, but the sting will be a bit easier to to&erate this year. The IRS forms are shorter and easier to ~ad. fflWef calculations are required But despite the simptiflcatlons, PJepanng a t2lJl ~m Is still a dlfflcult ch~. Here Is a guide to the tax forms and a ll$ttng of helpful deduc lions commonly overlooked. The flnt dedsion focuses on the appropriate form to use, the short 1040Aorthelcmg 1040. Uw 1040A If you meet all theH con· dltlons. total lnco&ne was $20,000 or less ($40,000 or less for a mar· rted coupW! ftltng a )olnl return). you do not Itemize deductions, yQU received no more than $400 In lnterut or $400 In dividends. Certain taxpayers may qualify for the 1040A but should use the long form lmtud. You need the long form to take advantage of the chlld<are aedlt. to get a tax break for atlmony payments Of to Teoeiw the ipedaJ credit granted to people 65 and older. Don't forgtll ..,... tlpe tha1 mjaht ~to you: £aimed ·--Credit. The cu SY*m offen • speaal tMak for people with htmllla and an tncome below $8,000 • year. ~ R~nblott '9 o Woiehl~ bowd «lOf~ writer You qualify If you supported In your home a child who was under 19 or a full-time student or dis· abled and dependent at any age The credit is 10 percent of your earned Income up to $4,000. for 11 maximum figure of $400 The credit declines as income rises The aedtt Is subcraded from your tax liability If you owe $300, for example. and have an earned· Income aedh of $400, you will get a $100 refund. If you owe no taxes al aD. you will gel a $400 check from the Government. CblJd..Cue C.eclJL A tax peyer wori<lng full-lime or part· time gets help with the expenses of child care. whether the money ~ f<>f a baby sitter. a day can? center or a nursery tehool. The credit Is equal to 20 percent of the costs, up lo a maximum credit of $400 for one child. wtth a bmlt of S800 f<>f two or more children As with the earned-In· come credit. this credit Is subtrac:t- eddlrectJyfrom the taxes you owe. EW.t, 1'&-.p JU Credit. This he~ retired people wtth tax· able lnoomc otha than Social Se curtty or raUro.d mhment IYI"' tlm'I bsncftts. h can ra.na-up to $375 fOf II singM paSC>O Of S562 50foramamedcoui*. The credit b appll.d eplnst your tax. Al"'""'9. Thus payments were twnlzed ~In past years. Now, ahmooy paymcntl are "adjustments" to Income. You subtract tllem from your tax· able Income even If you take the standard deduction. Meclkal Esp• an. Half the oost of benlth-tnsurance pt'eml- ums qualify u an tmntr.ed dcduc· tton, up to a maximum of $150 Many l.axpayen ow:rb* th1t de- duction because they think they get deduetlOns only for medkal bills greata than 3 percent of their Income. But the 3-perc:cnt rule doesn't apply to the first pol1lon of heaJth.inMaance payments. S..W.. a HOUM. U you're 65 °' older, you get a bigger tax bcneftt when you Mii your home. Proftts arc tax fTee If the MJling price was $35,000 or a , adjusted for seJltng com and oth· .,. expenMS. lkaelHrr Ml' raa. lf you ute a car In your wort... you can deduct aD travel OOltl aocordlng to a Trcuwy rmleage-allowance &able lnstud of keeping detailed NCOfds on gasolne purchaMs, repeJn and depredation. Sa .......... u. the table In your long fonn 1040 to calculate sales taus In your state as an Itemized deductk>n. Ust all your lirgltlmata deduc· dons and use al av l1abk cndltl While d<*'9 tha, watch the num- bas MlltM• In artthmdc can be the downf al d an ad\ 1'111 crwtle rndcuJoUI taxpayer ..... Can Joa N .. tbls PresideatT nwy aJJed him How Hkliory" becaUK 11e w• to 1oa&h. Thm tJwy ~&ecied him to be dw 7ttl Presldmt ol tlM Uni-.t SW... li.mr't •third d-.-look at a.ny SlO bill-yov1J find his pktwtt on ll · Now, print his ..._ tn ttw "*pon and mall lt. ~·u Mftd you • colledor's silwrpbtecl pndcLttltial spoon-a.b.ol•ttly Mc! ln Adcl.idon, w~11 ft\ltt you In• frtt sweepstakes lo win $5,000..00 ln CMh or uiy -ol owr 1.000 oehtt prizft! .: W)ly --........ ,_ ..... -r.---------------...... du-. .. wt.a -ol ... \11 • a-1ta ClelMtlrl ..... c:1111_._ta11w ~ .. .,_ 1 41n •. -.-.,....,,,....iatn ... -·:~ -.... ...... ~. _..._..,....,.._ .. _...._.I ,_,.... '--•-• *-7 "rml'rat'·f c. ...... s.--.w ......... .,.,,.. __ 1 1 I I I I I I I I ..-. ,,_ 1'11 -• ..a.t aw .. ___ ........,._......_......._ .... _.........,Me_.,..,,_ 11$1. ........... • .. ~ .... Ctll4dla---s.. ....... -.. tW......... *'-lb llf ... I CM, If I ,,,.., CIOlct .. ...... ~ ... ,_ _ .......... ~,..,llW<eet......, ...._ ........ 0.. cteflt----... .,_ ...... Alee. "'"' ... Ill ... "-.... ,_ '-li!LI ...W w9PDOAO I I IJ ltlaet ............ Qlllll WW .. mil .. """ " l,tltlO --,rlmL 08w .. It M f ..., -Cll!Uedm'• f 4 ..-.. '-ltr .......... ....,. Wiii $5,8 Ill CASH In A Free SWeep1••• u. C..-Aa ,._..,,,.__ ...... You Order From AdwettlNt1ln Famlly WHtfr, Please allow at tea.at four weet<8 ~~i!l.'1liillll!!t for delivery. Since a. ________ _ _______ e, __ NEXT WEEK IN .. FAMILY WEEKLY THE JOYS OF CAMPfNG A apeolal eectlon on planning • vacdon, selecting • recrutlonaJ vehicle, making your camping trip wotbble and exdtlng. Phis Our Regular Featutes our adVertl&er9 often receive thousands of orders from aJI over the country, occulonany unlntenUonal deJaya occur. If they do, Famlty Weekly wantl to ualat you u muoh aa po. atbte. Just aend the detalla of '------------ your order to: Mary Ayres, Famlty Weekly, ·941 Lexington Avenue, New Yorlt. NY 10022.. Twoluatiws can be gentler than one. How To Select A Summer Camp Do you want to Mnd your child to camp but don't really know how lo NJec:t one? If so. thae ~ from the Am. Camping Assn. should hq>. Before you ewn read a brochW"C, the ACA advtses evaluating your child's needs. b he or she ready lo lave home? .Has the child bc.n psepmed by short stays away from home? If not, a day camp rrught be a good choa. You also should consider whether your child has any spe- cial needs, such~ disdpane, or requires conskieralion because ol a physScal condJ.- lion. Do you and the child want a general camping experience, or is there some par- ticular Interest. such as tenrus or drama, that he would h to pursue? After you've narrowed your chok:es by getting recommendations from friends and by carefully reading camp brochuia. ar- range an appointment wUh the camp dtr. If the camp II nearby. try lo have the lnler· vtew al the camp site so you can evaluate the fadlltia. Since the dlr. Is aespoctsib&e for hiring the itaff and making most arTangements, you11 want to determine whether he Is the kind ol person you'd lite to be respons:tie for your child. ls CMlpng or some related work his full.Ume lntcnlSl? What .. the qualiftc:adons ol the staff? The ACA recomm«nds that counscbs be 18 or older and that then be 1 counselor for every 5 campers 9 6 and under For 7 ·and 8-year·olds there should be a c:ounsdor for every 6 chddren. and for lhoee 9 through 14, thenr should be a counselor for every 8 youngsten. Has the camp pemed a hnllh t..spec· . don If one Iii requtrcd locdy? Ooa the camp haw a dun and quiet Infirmary ~ at least l aeg}smed nurN In attcn- danc:a? If the camp II A.CA·~. II wtl confonn to ciataJn minimum health and safety .aandards. FAMILY WEl3ILV ~,,,...,,..,~ " 'BJ ..... , .. ho *"°",.... E ... -.v, ....... ....., Plilrtc:ll M. un.lll9r E •• ,._ Scoa o.o..io • FAUILYWH'KLY.~t. 1171 How Daydreaming Can Help You Oeydreaming can be good b you Mys age to daydream are thoee who find them- Dr. PhlJlp L. Taylor. an..,... prof. of pay-selves prcocx:uplcd with obseuionaJ fcan. cholodal ldenoa .t Penn. StMe Untv In lhia case, Taylor advises seeking profes- .. Moet peopla who a.t themtefws day---hdp. dream era oft.n ndrahed. sttmuleted and What should you do If your child aw>- renewed when they come beck to what pcan to spend a lot ol time daydreaming? they ue dang. f« many peopla, It Is .. , wouldn't do anytNng unlal it Is tntafer- analogous to relaxation and meditation.~ Ing with the chiJcfs activities," says Taylor. Another beneflt ol daydntaming. says Taylor says If the child sams pqoccu- Taylor. II that lt allows us to sort out things ped, you might ask htm In a friendly way In our minds. "Many peop&e worit out so-•what he't thinldng about, but don't praa luttons to psobkms while daydreaming." "ChlldNn need to have some freedom and The onla; people Taylor doesn't encour-private thoughts ol their own," he says. It's Becoming Harder To Make Friends Making and Mepng &tends is lnaw-.- lngly dlfftcult bee-... of changes In OUf IO- dety says• P\odue Univ. psychtatrtlt. "We llw In a 90dety that Is relattvcly mob4ls - bee today. gone In • year. .. M\15 Dr. John Wllms. dlr. of Mental Health Savas at the unlYenlty't health ceneer. In addition to mobllly. Wl1ms 18\19 the In-. aase In 2-)ob fllfntles also hes contrbrted to problams In maintaining &tendshfpt. "tn the pest. much ol the IOdal If• of the fmnt- ly depellded on the woman ol the l'IOUM, - he says ... Now. •women arw lnaae:lngly ~. thlt .. going by the wayllcM." Easy On Your Eyes Do you spend a lot ol time radlng, draftillQ or sewing? If IO, theM suggestions should hq> you mlnlmtze eyatratn and judge • you have auffldent light. • For reading, WJtttng and other dose ~&, WOik. keep ~ 15" between eyes and book or dak. Avoid rudtng while lying on your ttomach. • Al reading and writing worit should be sloped In front ol you at a 20° angJ.. Domg IO puts the angle ol the face and the task on the same plane and wlD reduce new-poent vision sn.. • look up pmodk:aDy after reedlng 3 Of 4 pega. Young childnm often wlD read 45 mtnuta at a tlrnc without k:>c*lng up, w~ can be cxtmnefy detrtmcntal. • To mlnkntzlt eyairatn, UM 2 soun:cs ol llght: an ov.nhad lghJ or floor lamp for genaal llumNllon and • lp8dal tOUrCe ol lght b the worit area. • Such tasks lll radlng, sewing and nondNIJ factcxy WOI\ requh the amount ol light produced by an ~ 1()(). wat1bul>aladimnceol4 fe.t. Such ~ u drafting and ~ requJra 25 to 5041> men lgbt. Quick Takes o..• from~ ............ t be Ndead br 15X i dmldng water contained just the right mbtturw ol minerals and other components, saya a study sponsored by the Envronmentat Ptotedlon Agcnc:y. The report tndic.a.tes that "hard" water has been bilked to decrused lnddeOce of heart disuse. high blood praaure and strokes. n. .............. coU .. ...-..-.wbe ... b..ala,... rep«b a national survey ol corporate recruiters. Over ~ of the respondents taid that they planned to hire as many or more ~uates than they did la.st year. EiagtileCri!ig ~ .. most In drmand. folowed by~uata with de- grees In accounting. bustnas. eeonom- lcs and marMting. It's sUD a tight market for hral-arts ~; only 1141> ol the compentcs reported a need fcx them . lea 1111 .. ----of /peOplia llO ......... to._.~ ....... .. obl1• oflaowto mow~,_... .. ..... tbef n:locete -tMynllt tt. Fumtture rentals hlwe trtpled In the la.st 5 years and ere still ffllng. Who prin· q,aDy rentt? The recently divorced. newlyweds. professional athletes, flight attendants and diplomats. Acl6l9 .,tc::e to,.._ Ille cam be llOocl for ,.,_ 1 .... says a Calif lung spedahst. Dr. Irwin Ziment. clUef ol medklne at Los Angela County-ODve View Medical Center In Van Nuys. Calif .. Ays that a sp6Cy diet dean your note and sinuses and may ~ dear your lungs. BIRTHDAYS (aO Ar1es): S..S., - Hugh Hefnef 52; WlDlam Fubtght 73; Jean-Paul Belmondo 45: Abraham Rlbl- coff 68. M...S.., -Omar ShaJtf 46. T....., -Joef Gnry 46: Cameron Mllchell 60; Ethel Kennedy 50 Wd 11 de, -Ann Miller 59: O.vtd Cassady 28: Tlny nm 48. n.r.ct., -At Green 32: Samuel Beckett 72; Howard Kttl 59: Eu- dora Welty 69. Frklllf -Rod St.cjger 53: Lomta Lynn 46; Julie Christie 37: Rltchte Bladnn«• 33; Pete ROM 36; Sir John Gielgud 74: Bradford Oiiman 48. SU.. d., -Elb:abeth Montgomay 45. Warning: The Surgeon General Has Datennined That Cigarette Smoting Is Dangerous to Yu Health. ... -. fRffliJ5 Clla eoe.,. for frM 8C*IS Items. Sblppld AutDllaUcallJ ~ Your Qr. dtrl fr• s,n,. Pllntq ~ Sent .... £wry OrdM1 An Ocean of living Color! CUSHION MUMS. 10 for only s1.so s~ G1Mt bllb of flantiaf colof to set row t.d9eallt ..,._, TheM llaldy Midripn nunety pown root dhUian llt'" ennllls come to you In • mortineot of .tvid, l'Otceous colon . • . rwd, yellows, plnb, purples. bnlftn. etc.. as lftii.blt. Nonnaffy dMlop to bufhtl basbt silt, eldl pl..t drlndled •itll "** of 1-2· blooms. ...., to b&oc. tills -- Trailing hy Leafed GEUNIUM • s1.98 , .. _ :'(l~ .. .... s .• H ·~ I ...... <# GLADIOWS 25for11.00 Medium sill 2%-3 .. dn:. bulbs, .,, rudJ to aplode Into alorious colOf In ,u &.-deit this season. Stitely and tlepnt, allds are 1 prden and cut flower ,. voritt. Fiery reds, deep ourllla. &llsttt11n& whites itwl rtliows. bkolOn, etc .. IS mii.ble. A btmtndaus bafpin at this Pf'MNSOI' M price. Send today! fw S1.tl CREEPING SEDUM .. IMllY CDIA.pll"S ILOOO) 4 for ol s1.oo Ru11ed and C.efree. tads rapidly In sun or shade. The lush, sem rcreen folilp lf\IPtS Ill · muslvt clusters of fiery red blooms mkkummer to September. Easy-crowln&. seoutlonal 11'1 roct pdlns, "troutllt spots"i Jlopts. borders. shady areas wheft ams won' pow. Hardy, Mldlioll 8"JWll, plant 6-12"' apart. BIOOfo yur lftef • ...,.._. witflout replanttna. Stnd today. CAT • .. 1'1111 *' 100 c:.111 ......... (JO f« Sl.110 • 20 fw tt.15) n1 CUMlllC •-••ttl (5 f9' tUS • 10 f9f $1751 100 CllMllellls C2S fer fLOO • IO far ft.- 907 ..,...,.,.. ...,.... ... ......., fl.• a.., -Clwtlitlll ...._. (4 fOf fLOO • l2 fW.,. -Cl--'dl (t w '1• . l2 -$1a5J m """'"" ..,.....,,, tnW. n.• C2 ,., ss.nt 5'1 Trlllilc ..... ""'INilMt. '1.tl (2 .. .,.. 2CM Crllpilc "'loJ ti fot fl.90 • 12 '9r $US) 111 llilltl ..... $1.N (2 fw SS.19t 1 flll lllllllt ...... " .......... .., 0 ... ... SADDLllACIC IMW 28402 Marguerite Parkway Mission Viejo IJ I ·2040 -494-494' CREVIH MOTORS 208 W. 1st St. Santa Ana -tl S.3 t 71 ROY CilVH IMW 1540 Jamboree Road SUNSET FOID 5440 Garden Grove Blvd. Westminster -64MOIO 'HIL LOMG FORD 43 Auto Center Drive lrvine-761-Sllt Newport Beach -640.6444 ld!(!I CADILLAC MAIERS CADILCAC 2600 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -540-tl 00 CHEVROLET COHHELL CHEVROLET 2600 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -546-1200 DATSUN lilWICK DATSUN 33375 Camino Capistrano San Juan Capistrano lll-ll7L 4tJ.ll75 DOTDATSUM 18835 Beach Blvd. Hunt. Beach -14~7711 UNIVHSfTY OU>SMOllLE 2850 Harbor Blvd Costa Mesa -540-9'40 Au.a. OLDSMOllLE. CADILLAC & GMC 28332 Camino Capistrano Laguna Niguel -131-0800 HONDA IOM GOODWIN HONDA 700 S. Harbor Blvd Fullerton -171-0412 TV WEEK APRIL 9, 1978 JOHMSOH & SOM UHCOLH·MEIC URY 2626 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -540-5630 OLDSMOBILE UMIVEISITY OLDSMOllLE 2850 Harbor Blvd Costa Mesa -540-9640 PONTIAC IOM GOODWIN P'OKTIAC -GMC 700 S Harbor Blvd. Fullerton -171-04 I 2 PORSCHE-AUDI C .. CIC IVEISOH, IMC. 445 E. Coast Hwy Newport Beach -671-0900 TOYOTA llUMAXEY TOYOTA 18881 Beach Blvd. Hunt. Beach -147-ISH SIJltOAY, ANtl 9 1:00 0 lL Masters Goll Tou™llltllt Com11e ol lhe two t10~1n1 rounds from tht Au1ust1 (~ ) National Coll Club D WotW ClllmPl'ft T tnna Junmy Connon vs lien Rostwlld 1·30 8 ,m WMW Ml1tevr lo11111 Tht United S"lts vs lht lrtland N1t1011JI Tum 1:l0 II (8, SpertsWond from lu1n11on ktnlllCky 1 basketball 11me Cloves Assoc11hon ol AmeriCI ch1mp1onsh1p tournament trom Albuqutt que New Me11co • CD 1!J Ale's w ... Wt<lll ol Spofti 3:00 a ()) Cllallen1• of tflt StHs H11hh1hls of Mime ol lhe most m1t1n1 1nd hilarious Rtmenls from this yur s proar1ms 3:45 a (]) NIA lllit!NU Re110nal 11me •:GO 8 Cil (]A) The Amtf1cu ~· Ohv11 Newton John tr1vels 10 Africa wher! she is reunited •1th 1 captive bred clleet1h F1ank G1ttord usts fo1 bluefish 1n the waters of Martha s Vineyard 1nd h1n1 a11de!l attempt to fly lrom the 2il,OOO foot summit of Ml McKinley D SocctrThe Cll~om11 Surls vs lht Sin Jose Plofm1on1ls MONDAY, A'Rll 10 S:lO 8 Cil ClGl Moftdar Nipt laebalt live coveraae ol lhe 11me belween the los An1eles Dodaers and the Houston Aslros from Houston Tens FllDAY, Al'Rll 14 7:30 Iii Aii1•ls laseball Clhforn1a Anaels vs lhe Oakland A'~ SATURDAY, Al'Rll IS 11:00 II IUl Ma'°' Ltacue lasewlt Teams lo be announced 1:00 8 Tour1111111tftt of Cll1111piofts G.11 live CO'ltllle of lhe 3rd round of play in lh1s tournament lrom the la Cosl1 Country Club '" Carlsbad Cahfornia 1:30 e Altltla .... Cahlo1n11 Ancels vs the 01ktand As t.00 .. a Family Cndt C11p Tannls Semi final round CO•trlit from the Sea Pines Plantation at H11lon Hud Island South Carolina • Gltofutiouls Coverae of the the Nal10n1I Hol Rod Assoc11tion s ~•nc cllamp1onsll1p dr11 races from C11nsv1llt. Flo11d1 3:30 8 :J) CIS s,orts SpecUcula1 Covt111e of lhe USAC Lone Star ?00 with Johnny Rutherfofd u dtfend1n1 champ10n •CI' '1efmioiul ..... ,. T111r The S75 000 fair lanes Open from tht Fa11 lanes 1n 8alt1m01e Maryland S.00 • ABC's W'• W.rid of $perts SUNDAY, Anll 9 5:00 e cc:J "Mo!IM Oii tflt llooll" (com) '63-M11earel Rulherfo1d D ''Sunce Oii A Wtt AHtfllOOll" (susp) '6A-K1m Stanley m 11:) "'1t11k" (dra) 'SS-Wilham Holden. Kim Nova~ Cl) (CJ "TCIJS Ill tllo Attic" (dra) 63 Dun Martin, Yvette M1m1tu~ 1:00 m (t) "fat & s .. y" (tom) '60 Villo110 DeS1ca. Gina lollob11e1da 9:00 a CD tlDl (CJ '11lt Lattr & tflt <Mlrw'' (wes) · 14 Gregory Peck MONDAY, ANtl 10 5:30 U (CJ "WIN & Wondtrtlll'' (com) 'b4 Tony Curtis too. "H's. Gift" w c F1eldi. "Slit Don• Him Wl'Ofl&" -Mat Wt1t U (CJ ''l"lllllt of Ille Apo'' (sci h) 'SS Charllon Heston Ii) (CJ "btry C,_ & 11.nny" (com) '12 Lynn Redarm Ql (CJ ''Tllrto SallorJ & A Girr (111us) 'Sl -11111 '-"· T\JESDAY, Al'Rll 11 6:30 D (CJ "Th• hid of Suzie Wonc" Part I (dra) 60-Nancy Kwan 1:00 Iii "M1Hioll Dellll Ltp" W C F 1eld "1'111 llo Ana et" -Mae Wnl Cl ~"Western UlllOll" (wes) ·o Robert Younc R1ndolph Scott Cl) fc-"Slap to Tllvndtr llck" (wes) 6A Bari) Sullivan 9:tO D I ~ ''Tllo Ham lld111(' (dra) 69 Jean Simmons WEDNESDAY, Anll 12 5:30 U l~l ''Tllo Wt<W of Sllllt WOiie" Cone! (Ora) 60-Nancy Kwan 1:00 8 "Tilht & ~" "Mu .. lllt "71111 Trapeze" WC f1efds D "Alie• in tflt Outf..W" (com) 51 Paul Douctu fanet le1eh Ql ~ "WoMtrtlll c..1ry" (wes) 59 Robtt1 Mitchum 91IO 8 '-· "F11..i" (d11) 74 Jot Oon Baker. Block Petm II QI) 1-cl ''Wiit Is Harry Kolltnau" (com) 71-Duslln Hottman TllUllSOAY, ANIL ll 6:30 fJ ct:> "Ollct u,.. A Duel Man" (m,s) Tl Rock Hudson 1:00 U "P'op"" (com) 36 WC fields Cl I]!) uC.llH" (drt) 1•-£dward Woodward Enc Porter Cl) ''Tllo Vilit" (wsp) 6A lnrnd 8eraman, Anthony Quinn ratDAY, ANIL 14 1.00 8 (I) tJD1 •l:l "Stidl11' Totetlltr" (dra) '78 Clu Gula&ei Cl (C) "Wlllhtri11t Htlpts" (dra) 70 Anna Caulder Ma~hall t.30 8 (}) CfO) t"C) ''Tiit TltO-fM" (tom) '78 Don Jonnson, Joe Bennett SATURDAY, Al'Rll IS 5:00 8 (CJ ·1 ... lamt1" (wes) '39 Tyrone Power II) (CJ "llood AlltJ" (adv) '55 f9hn Wayne. Lauren Batall 1;00 e "U• l't<ifk" (wes) ·39 B11bara Stanwyi;k. Joel McCfea Cl tC) "'Wllo Sin Aunllt "9or' (susp) '72 ·Shelley Winte~ Cl) "lattlinc Whop" (drt) '36 Humphrey Boaart, Bette Davis FIFTY YEARS LATER ... Helen Hc1yes. onr-<>I thP world<. rr1mt 1ndefatigablt> trc111elws. had c1 triµ to l<u'><.1a planned lh" year until the chancl' to star 11111th frl'tl A'>lc1111• in NBC s 'A F.im1ly Upside Down (~unday trom ti 10 11 PM) camt' along. and pool1 went tlw trtp to Ru\s1a ·I told Ro'' Hunll'r (producr1 nf "/\family Upside Down·') 11 w,l\ lht' kind o~ lo11P '>lorv which would g1vt· heart lo thP 1111orld, '1111\' Hayt·' \clY'. 'c1nd I figured Rms1a wuuld bt-therP anothc•r da\ The two hour dramd 11 Xl•rm "Pt'< 1dl, "11m• ol 1hosl.' lollf• .. torie\ wh11 h 'how<. lhJI 1n aHJir' of the heart chrunologKdl agt• doesn't m.illf•r ,1 b11 l\,1.111e. who" the youngest 78·~Pilr old 111 luwn Jnd thP animated fir\t Lc1dy of the Tht>alre (who"" t<•dr ~ounger) were the ideal Ci1nd1di1te\ tell lht' roll'\ nl ii rt'tired hOU\e painter whose illflt'\\ < auw' him 111 lw 'PPilrilted lrom his belo11ed wile In fal t lht' two ot lhPm had been hopmg 10 'tar m th1· .. c1me 11ehic Ir· Im mor<' t hiln fifty years' II was bat k 1n 1'.<•w Yori.. fifty )'t'ar' .igo that dapper young Fred A'>lam• \t•nl a ll lt>grc1m to Helen Hate' one 01wning night, w1''""1( her luck and ~aytng he hoped they would lw c1p1wa11ng on.,tage together soon "Soon" turnt>d out to br 'iO yral\, but both an· delighted 1t has workt>d out wc•ll "When the preview card\ caml' 1n o~ tht' him 'Airport ' (in which M., lldyt''> \tam•d) .Jfrt'r the first screening,' HuntN rec all<o w11h <l1'light 'lhf' onp star everyone lovl'd, whatevPr the agP, wa., H1>len Hayes The studio fmt thought 11 wa., bC'cauw 1t was a specially p1rked aud1PnCP l .itl'r on. the .,.ime phe nomenon wa' noted 1n (•11er'y th1•c11rr where lhP film pre111ewPd Jru.J thl• younR peoplt' C\PE'C1ally loll('d her Frankly, I think pt>oplr I.iii 10 give young people credit for mtell1genl e l.'nough to ilppre< 1.ite qual111e' or thO\E' tn ii d1ffPrent age group They don I autom.ll · 1cally rule out every adult It all dPpend\ nn th£> .idult and the'! lo-.e Helen H.iye, Efrem l1mbalist, Jr an<.I f'al Cruwlr>y play the ·middle generat1on"-the \on with whom Astaire and Hayes must make their home after the father's illness A warm and lriendly relat1onsh1p existed with the older actors. 1us1 as 1t did with young Rearden Patty Duke Astin play" thf'ir daughter and ~he. too, was caught up m the 'best of .ill worlds ·syndrome which seemed to pervade the set Everybody came to work prepared, everybody was convinced the teleplay was 1mpor1ant and needed to be donC' but best of all, the three generations adapted hilppily to each other <oo they could "give heart 10 the world," as Miss Hayes predicted. 1a Fut111ts m ll1n1 MORNING m etmroom 111struct1011 m Cepiffin 8:00 U O hmructiclftll Courses II lnowtedce (]) 1'lle I'll Club rn Su11me s.mnter liJ ® CD Ft1htrt$ -6:30- D Lut of t11t Wlkl D 111ot l0t Women On/r 'Cr1r1Sub urbs Lifestyles" 9AsWeS..ll B Oaybrnl (lJ 1iJ ®l featura CDlltwloolmie m...,_eart- tft) tnstrudlONI Counes 7:00 D (J)llm D Q)} Today Sllaw a 100 Club 8 (]"l ug 6ood Morni"I Allletla D Da~y & Gotialtl CD Bup Bunny/l'OtkJ P11 Cl) Woody/He<klt fll) •ot• tor Healtll -7:30- llJ The f f1IOZlt$ CD T1111 I Je1ry Koll1 f'D Mmt1 lfl)aen 8:00 D C.,Ui• Kansaroo ()) S..n11p Ill 1'lle I'll Club II> Wacky Races fll)Z-! 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0 Sesi111t Slrtel -12:30- D Cl) As tllt World Tums 11 ID Days of Ou1 Lifts D Tiit RltltNft CIUl F1mily Ftl/4 fl:» Yota IOI He1hll W Mundo Lltlno 1:00 e Bia va11e, B Cil (:mJ D111 ltlt to live Q) Get Smart @Owr[ny fD Cl•~ Instruction ort1turu -1:30-u (J} Tiie Cuidlnc Licht 11 9 The Docton DlltWl m liomtr rytt 8 (0) reatures 2:00 D O Another World B Lowt American Style D CD crDl Gtritrtl ltoslittl g Jim lllbon $flaw ' CD let's bp Cl)""" a_ lillls, foaa and You fl) Mattlla llupcl.11 -2:30- D {)I All Ill tht flmily m Thi Ate.Ilia GI T lflytOOll$ 3:00 D Mille Douatn Q To fell tllt Trutb O Joler'• Wild J~~k Barry ~osts D r' Edee of ll11hl it 1 Match G&JQti , fht Wl•n111 Thurs O Glmbrt Wtnk Mar11ndalt hosts lGJ lloM: Stt Dayhm'-Movies CD flit Ainbtones Q) lkdle l Jtcklt m <lti futures 0) El Show' Ot LI T arOt Q)J Drnah ISO• Sesame Street -3:30- ~ Jim lllbon Sllow Q Medial Center UDinahl D 1114Wl•. s,e Daytime Movies r(1 8radJ 8unch D Concellt11holl J~k Na11 l\ost$ CD Bup ktiny/Por•y Pre Q) Woody/Popeye lft VillJ Ai.tit f.D Ft1turts 4:00 D The WN1ntn Thurs (R) "I ~n1•· Stventeen year old Debbie Ph1lltps stars in the 1nsp11a11onal account ot her successful battle to overcome • birth defect and become a champion equestrienne :J) Emer1tfKJ OM O lronsidt O tledric C.panf fD Villa Altera 19 M1$1tr lloaers -4:30- D Match Game '71; Tht Stm £dwards Show Tlw!l 1 V Merv Grilfln Clce~t Mon U Mary Ttlfl Moof1 D rt• llews Mon !IA Carol 8urnttt CD Tom & Jeri) Cutoons Q) Batman ®Futures fll) Mister Ro1t1t m [t [dificio Oe [nf11nte l'll Hollywood S.uares \OJ Villa Ale&fl 5:00 DD u re1 It.OJ NtW'S e 8onaw O Wild Wiid Wut CD 1'lle llew Mickey Moust Club CB Wilt Tri Your fllher Gets tlomt 1111 Mbter b&t<i fll) Sesame Strffl Ill Miry Tyler Moore 1Q Hodcepodce lodat -5:30- D W News D <lJ (JQ) 1'11£1111EIE Monday llilflt Baseball Mon live coverage ol the gam, between the los Aneeles Dod&e•s and the Houston Astros from Houston, Teus CD family Affair &> SuptnMn 0 0..r[asy !UI Bewitched (ff hatura llllJEIJ ~l"Ell 4 HIW COHCIPT IH HOMI IEMTHTAIHMIHT MOM THI ,,_ .... ¥ ....... ,..... 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Metll. llMIJ IOO _. .,,._S.. lettlt. :e1 .. 4t•te Tic Tac TH, 0.Hrt ~•NNEL F · Fox, BIHkJ•ck. ~ Sphfl,., Spa~ War, Math Qul1 I, II, Nim, MlndrHder, Ot'q Strip AND NEW: Maze, Backgam"'on· aa .. btlll, Son11 Search, Memory Match, Dodgelt, 'rorpedO Alley, Pin Ball ChaUenu-. .--------~---------~~ t ' ... c..ic. • Allf CW'4ri4lp I ' _i-.,.o..,.,~ I ..... ~l/7t -· ~-~---~--~-~~-------~ 0,.. 10-7 D91ty. a...d ~ 541-4051 SUNDAY Anll 9 MOANING D YAICDEMAN PRESENTS • Exercise-Toy or Tool D It Is Written I Tiit lone Ranier O 011 ol Dlscoftry 111 "ra<tiul Chr1S11an1ty m Oemtnury llews fD llltSter Rocm -9:30- 0 OustJ'S TretflouSI D Suntirhl and Shldo11 I ht Golden Aae ol Sp•nish Jrwrv o vma Altrre '1 lntern1hon1I Hour O The llnr Is IAl!l1n1 1Q s,.drum TV WEEK APRIL 9 1978 tD Clec1rlc Com1>1n1 H Ho11zons -11:30- 0 last of tlM Wiid D Meet Ille ,.,ISS D lHllmJ Swauart + lndiute.s an Adnrt1sement n SllntbJ Mass 8:00 0 Gllostksten m Tiii fl111tstonH (I) Oki TI111t ~t Hour It Mttt Ille ,.,us U 3 All1lftfb Alll1111b Hallinden mtth wme ta~1n1hn1 luthertd luend) PlllOI~ 8:00 D A1ncult111e USA D Met-WorW Confere11tt ) San Diep O Youlh ' the Issues (I) Sam Yorty -6:30- 0 Tocl1f's lellC*t D Stm1ellptly U 01yb1uk I Lrt There a. Licht O Tht m Club G)W'rth II Jti Merlo's Mcme Mach1n1 7:00 D Lamp Unto My fHI } 1 Vokt of Acric.utture D M1rl Wilson Marl( Sllow O ate Blue Ma1'1t O Etewctnm Los Anreles I' TY I I.ooh at lurn1na 1 f§ Otrt<lions G) ValltJ of tlM Oum.aurs Q) [mat AfttS.7 Hout fD •oe• IOI He1ttll CD Aa"'ulture USA -7:3-0- 0 Looi Up and lrYt I ltnerend lloaer OtC1m D TllJt's Cat D Undtrdoc ~ m J1mm1 S.auart Show D 0.nstoplltr Ciaeup D ,..,, 0 Campus ,.rohlt-V1et1P01nl on Nutnhon I Btady Kids 0 Tiit 8tst b Ytt to Bt 10 Jerry ratwtu (I) Rea Humbud fD Sesame Strnt O> Oom1np A OomtrllO >t Breath of Ute D WKlO -S:J0- 0 Thb ts Ille Ltle C'.apllvt Wile · Diana E ... 1na and Manin Kove star m this drama 1 ~ l 111 D•J of OBComy D Oimtnsions D Me1t1n1 Tune 11 C,lu" G) Tt111 and Jerry JI Herald of Truth 9:00 0 Marlo's Mowie Math1~ '1 ltu Humbard O !Mywy U f°' YCMi, Bild Wollun 0 • Oral tlltMfts 1~ It Is Wntte11 m Burs lunn,/l'Qfly "'' m '"""" Swauan Shft 1l lnow 'Ollf Bible 10:00 O Today's Rtlt1eon ) 0 Hour ol l'fter D SundaJ funct11 O Heral4 of Truth JO l'ubhc ""be G)The Monlees m f utbol Soctt1 lI Inside Out 0 Mtd11 -10:30- 0 At Ont With .. 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Steve Cochran O Rt'I. lt10J Jenlins fQ. lltw1111ahrJ m Oodaer Dut<Mlt m C,tvary Chapel 11:00 U Btlttf Mary Dou hosh O Day of Otscowery 0 1 Glut Grape Apt 0 lte1 Hum~rd 10 luun ud Am.trs m Oodcer he-"111tt 0odce11 Bise~U The los An tries Ood1m •s the Atlanta Brawes from Vtio Buch rto<1d1 m Church Ill Ille "- t 0 lilo¥tt C: MSl!tnandoah .. h•tsl b) James Stewart ~at~arint Ro~ Glen Corbell, Oou1 McCturt fD ltebop .,. l.ooi1111 &bu AFTl!ANOON 12:00 O lltwsmaltrs D On Campvs D Tiit letter Way IJ ) Issues ' Answers O Tlmller Cl) The Bold Ones fD In ,.ertor111111te al Wolf T np fht Martha Graham Oance Compan((R) 0> lnocl<Mll/£11 El Mundo ()I Mo.le "Otmttrius and Ille Gl'4 11I01" (dra) 'S4 Victor Matulf -12:30-u I face Ille Ila hon D T1le llebeb Or Martin Delany Dr Martin Delany (port1ayed by Lou Gosst11) is 1nter"'wed 1n a leflire hall after the completion ot ont of h1~ speeches about hrs two yur e1ped1hon on Aloca IS r Olfllft M1n1s ter f0t the M1n1sler for the National Em1e1111on Con•enhon ot 18S¥ D liloftsttr btty 0 ~ DttK1- Dr. Miller , an advocate on preventive dentistry. would like to help you & your family with all your dental care. 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Wednesdays at 7 30PM Sevare1d s memories span the period between World War I and World War II co11ered 1n the 16-episode dramatic story of the personalllles and events that shaped Amenca·s development as a global torce As a child in Vel11a. a small town 1n North Dakota, he remembers being lifted up to say goodbye to an uncle bound tor the batttehelds of the first war that was supposed to make the world safe for democracy Years later, with a dlst1ngu1shed reputation as news correspondent already established, Sevare1d. who recently retired alter 38 years with CBS, was co11enng the German army and the British army in World War II when he scored a gigantic scooP-he was the IUst newsman to report in 1940 that France was about lo capitulate and ask Germany tor an armistice Back m the United States, he was m the White House press room on Pearl Harbor night ''I've been told I was the first to tell the country of the terrible defeat or our Navy at Pearl Harbor," says the forme< radio correspondent Two years later, the craggy-faced Sevare1d whose low-key commentaries on radio and 1V have been heard by hundreds of mllhons, was off to the Ch1na-Burma-lnd1a theater of war operations Then he returned to the war 1n Europe, covered the Hallan campaign, accompanied the first wave of American troops in southern France and reported the course of the war through France and Germany "I happened to be born the month Woodrow Wilson was elected president, and did my growing up and became aware of the realities of the century between the two wars," says Sevare1d, whose commentary 1n Between the Wars covers the same time period "With World War I, history reached out and took hold of America. and dragged 1t into its main current. 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P•7 SUNDAY (Condnu4Ht) 1:00 0 ltl Muttll Golf A uled held of 1nternahnaf professt0r11f and 1111a teur goiters. uicluding delend1ng champion Tom W11$0n, compete 1n tht two 'to$1ne round' of the Masters Tournament hom the Augu~ta (Ca ) N111on•I Golr Club m Ei,1ori111 the w D World Cll1111pionalllp hftll11 J11nmy Connors vs Ken Rostwall 0 Tht Winne11 D Ab1iot1 & Cost•llO m Tht a1oc1 Sciu.d -1:30-u CI1 ®i Wor14 Anwto1 Bo•ln1 Matches between the US and thr Ireland H1t1onal T earns fD Tht Br!MllH lhe hves ot ~·steos f m1ly, Charlotte and Anne Brontr are prohled by actress Sybil Robin $00, as she performs a colltttJon ot poetry, prose. and fette~ wr1Utn by the three women who left an 1del1blt rnatk 011 £n&l(sh hleralurt 2:00 D JfJ 01n1mic Duos Tht final 1ound rn this srn&le ehmin111on bowl Ink tournament in whK:h two l~anis of top athletes compete D Bia V•lley m MoYlt: "AdYtSf " C.nsent" (dr1) '62 Heor~ Fonda. Charlo lau1nton Don Mu11ay Walter P1dceon Peter Lawford Ol Tuun (JO; OlllltnsiOtll In Culturn -2:30- D llll SporhWorld From lo 1n&1on. Ky • a basketball ume p1I tine a US t'lm agarnst a tum t1om lhe USSR . part two ol the Goldtn Gloves Assoc11t1on ot Amettca ~nam p1onslup tournament ltom Albuquerque, H M 8 (]) @1 ABC't Wldt World ol s,orts &!I film Clasaki "Robrrta f.D The Ori11n1b 3:00 0 (f) Ch1lle111e ot 1111 Sues lhahli&hts from some ot the past vetr's compehl1on 111tludina com pet1!tve aspects ol the male vs female spo<ts challen1e and some of the more h1la11ous moments those previously relerated to the cutting room flOOI 0 lon.tm QJ AU1i Slllttll 111C1 IOllct fD lOl 300 Millonu 1JGl Th• Giwlnc T 1111 -3:30-m Turntbout -HS- U (fl NBA "'1t~1ll 4:00 Iii • ., ••• " !tit Bottom of tht S.• • rn cm "'' .. .,~. s,ortt. 111111 Oltv11 Newlon John and Khayam-e female captive brtd cheetah-are reunited 1n At11c1. ABC Sporn frank C1ff01d mis IOI blue frsh in lht w1te11 ol Martha's Vine yard. and h1na girders attempt to fir from the 20,000 fool summit of Ml McKinley Cl Sa«1r The C.lilorn11 Surf~ vs the San lost Proteuionals m Morie: ~) "Tht Otller" (mys) '62-Smh Churchill, Tommy 1111~. Ceoffrt1 Toone GJ MoM: "Doctor Cltrlkll's Mick Bullet" (dra) '.O rdward G Robin son. Ruth Coul<m P•I W Viet N1111 Hour fD Wall Slrt1t Wtea !Ml The Home &lrdtllff -4:30- 11 Siindar (24) It's Everybody's BualntU fD W"11l11aton Weta 111 Rnitw Qll rv Bowler.ma 5:00 ~ ! )Ollfllff to M¥ellture II Stu Tm U Grul Ad'ftnture ® Ot lltft fa Alll4Kican lvHI 11'1115" Hour m Finne Lint ff Ad11M CllfOlll(lt:t -5:30- r 'I ~imal Wotld 11 Nm 1~ Ironside EV•NING 6:00 OUDIJJlltwt fl! for11111 D Mowlt: ttJ (21'r) "MouM on tllt Mooll" (com) '63 Mara1re1 Ruther lord I erry Thomas D Mowit: ''S.•11« on A fftl Alter· noon" (dra) ·~ ll1m Stanley. Richard Atttnborouah m Mow1t: (CJ (2hr) "l'i(nl(" (dra) '55-Wilham Holden, Rosalind Ru~ sell, Xrm Novak, Btlly Field, CliH Robertson, Arthur O'Connell Ol Mowlt: "Toya Ill tllf Att1t" (dra) '63-0ean l!larhn Yvetle M1mieu1 fl) Cindy CandJ f8) Crocbtt'1 VlclOf) '""" m LA. tnterdlance fDAun Hay Mas !Bl Marr ryter "-• (B) One. Upot1 A ClaS1I< -6:.10-u LIJ "rn 3) Wiid KJ111M111 D UBC lltws Colllerenu &Supr Ti111t (111 Tod.tr'• Won!ln :'lhe l1ecvt1vt m '•Pl Ablliteru 9 The f1tlldl CIMf ID Bnitthtd IO) Bia 8111• M•!Mt 7100 U CJ J 60 Minutes 11 QJJ Wondtrftll Wot1d of DiSMJ "The Barefoot uecut1ve" Conct llurt Russell, John R1ttei, Joe Flynn. Harry Marian. Huthei North. Wally Cox A telev1S1on neh1ork pace's sutctss as prtdlCIOf ol h11 proerams rs short llvrd alter the top e.etuhves dis covtr that hrs pet chimp 1s lhe secret ~urce of his accurate prophUie\ D All NEW SERIESI • THE YOU"6 PION£ERS D fU (!Al The You111 'lonte11 "A Kite for Charlie' While youna Charlie Peters (1111 Cotler) IS fltm& the kite made fOI him by David. the boy suddenly falls unconscrous. and 11 ts apparent that he 1s very 111 His sister. Flore (Mtchelle Stacy), $00n develops the ume symptoms David and Molly take them into town to see the doctor where lhey lt1rn ~n operation m1y save tha boy's Ille u "" llNI ,..,.. Im A Connr:ution Witll Howard T1111m11n D Socc.r Macie !ft GtrNllJ -7:30- ~~-· .. ~• Jm ftsti'f~ 8:00 U (J ""°'8 lkk Doyle ~ IKen n~h McMillan) chronic bl(~ trouble llares up 111in whtn ht ilOfl$ by Rhoda's apartment •nd Rhoda hnds hersett play1n1 lull time nurse lo a non payine patitnt D Of) 'rtitcl UFO "S1chll~& 400} lhe Forut City Incident'' Two h1&~ school seniors, parked 1n tht woods with the11 dates, see a uro. and a duck hun1tr claims to have ptlotoriapfltd a llrin& saucer U CD ®! Hw the West Was Woll Zeb sluts out on a pertlous c1ttlt d11ve aooss T eus "astela nds 111 • dt$lltralt attempt to save a starv1n1 1r1bt of tnd11ns. and Aunt Molly h11es 1 ro&ut\h drifter to lead a wilderness search lor Jessie who wandered away lrom • stagecoach wred 1n 1 dazed cond1tion 0 LM AIMricH StyM G V~NOEMAN PRESENTS * RIDDLE OF THE PAST 0 It Is Wrinen CD 9'oM: CO (21u) "fast & S.ay" (com) '60-Gina lollob1111d1, V11 torta De Sia m Sara y ofty Sllow m l8l f'TwNI 111d llM ,ittsburp ' An henin& with Comden •nd Green The musical comedy team ot Betty Comden and Adolph Green '°'" Andre Previn IOI 1tm1msce11Ces about their days in Hollywood when mus1 cal$ were at their put and ot the11 •or k on Broadway (JO) Thrtt l'mports le Advtnturt -1:30- 6 ON OUR OWN * Wilt lhria Marry Skip Or StJy With Her Job 1 O (I) On Our Own Concludin& halt of 1 rwo part episode lht enaaaement party at Mu11's turns sour when she and Skip (Danny Aiello) do not aeree on her role 1n the 1mpendin& mamage She wants to co11trnue wo1~11t1 rn lht oll1ct, wh1lt he wants her to wo•k 11 home 1 a 3 children survt.e • the panp of llunaer. "Com• ~ilk tht World" D11t £V1ns cmts. D Coln• Watt ~ Wtt14 Cll Om) ' Cellath a°"' w, 0:00 8 (J) Alt ill Itta flmdy (R) An other b1by announcement from lh'lf old h1&h S(.hool l11end and match· m•k~r sends M1kt and Gloria's mem 011u b.lck nine 111rs to th'" vrry first, 3nd •lm0$t tut. dttt D FAMILY UPSIDE DOWN • Hayes And Astaire. flmlly Sh1kt11 By S.· rious lllnm. XEROX I) 8 The lil [ftnl: A h fl'lllJ Upslllt Oo•11 (2hr) fred Astaire Helen Hayes. Efrem Z1mb1hst Jr . Pat Crowley. Patty Duke Aslin, Brad Rearden A retired llou5« pa1ntt1 ("51111e) ·end his wile (Htyn) por. tray a coupl~ deeply In tove-•host hves. and the trm ol lht11 children, are sh1ftered when tht painter iuf ftrs 1 hurt attack f1nanc11I prob lems lorce the couple to hve with their son (l1mbalist). wluch puts emotional pressures on the $CC011d unerat>0n. as well u on their only rrandthlld (8rad Re11den) 1n 1 lovt story that transcend$ the bamers of •ar TV WEEK. APRIL 9, 1978 • O!at ltolltrts • w (}]) ABC SMdar .... ,.: .C) (lllr) "The laclJ a11d tfle Olit- lri" (wes) '7•-Cteeory Peck, Desi ~rnaz Jr , S1an Barba11 Allen. Jack Warden, John Purce Alone 1n a lrrendtess WOl'ld because of hts m1ud parentace. 811ir Two Hits (Alnat) ioins lorcts with Duns (Peck), a e11uled outlaw After robb1n11 bank. they are pursued by 1 raCtSt slle11tt (Jack Warden). who taku Billy prrs oner Dnns rescues h•J youne P1rt ner and Ille two take retua• wrlh a homutuder (John Purce) and his voune paid ·for w1ft 1iJ hlpll W~trtoti Q)Relttu.btrd m 0 Muttrplta ni ... 1,. "Anna Karenina" St~• PIY$ 1 t:tll on llarenin. plet41n1 with him to trant Anna 1 d1voice and to lel ht• have her son (JI) S01111dsU .. -9:30-0 CIJ Alice There's a stranre shll nus in the air when 1n old local l11d1an m&~e~ 1n ••rthqude f)ledlC t1on toi mctly 11 374M and everJ one al Mel'~ Diner 1s 1 htllt off b1l1nct, 1nclud1n1 the only l'*O 'us tomers-a p11soner on his w1y to 1a1I and his pohce e5t0!1. D Tiit Kille Is Cemin1 U Gar11t1 T t4 lnlntl'Olll 10:00 U DAWS! NEW SERIES • lovers uu1ht in the fury of a f1mily feud a Cll Oallai P1mei, (\'ICl()lil Pnnc1pal) tnts to con~tnee lucy (Charlene J11ton) to stir 1n $Cbool and out of trouble. but 1n a tffort to ~tcP her sell out of \ChOOI l0t aood Lucy fakes bt1n1 att•cktd by her student counselor DD11 ot~ CJ Eniest AflCltY Hour CD Tiit Odd Cou"9 m Geis,.i Hour 8 Sllacles of Grttne m lletti!lc °' t111 .,.., <D Gt .. t rtrlom1111<• -10:30-e 11111.., Swiiu•rt s-. m""" 11:00 U CD U 0 CIJ <II a 1tews a '•cattters D Mcwlt: "SlaflCt on A Wtt Alter. lleOll" (dra) '64-Kirn StJnley, Richard AtltnbOlou(ll. CD Moorit: (t) "fut & Sur" (com) '60-\'11to110 De Slct, Gina lollo&riaida, Dale Robertson CD u.ift1 14tas-Dr. Rldlelitu -11:15- CI> nit mad -11:30- fJ $pofts finlltlla111t of lht GI• u a""": (I:) ....... Stttttt" (d11) '73-Robert DeNiro, Harver Ktrltl • ,,.. 700 C111b (l)T ..... W8 Mo.It: "Slltrtod lfollllO 11141 tilt !MIMI of tht Bdenilllla" (myl) '39-8url fqthbOnt. N11e1 Bruce m mn.. mel4eb -11:45- • Movie: "bJeri1111tlt ,.rilols .. (dra) '44-Htdy ltm1rr •...... : ''Tiit ~ Miii of Alc.ttm" (dra) '62-Buit l1ncuter. 1111'1 Milden, Thelma Ritter MONDAY Al'tll 10 Ftt _,,..., 1114 1tlt111e1111 ~lll&S. ~ • OAmiu P'IOCMMS. It· '-· i.r ~ '*'".._.· are tM U'(s -ia.. DAmlU lllOVIES lUO m ~ "f1tnllt1 Htllul" (drl) 66 Stnm1 C11natr mt Somme1 P1trrt 811ct Coll Ceoice 12:00 Ill ~lilw) Alley'' (dial ·~1 luhe Cuon Ralph MH~e1 Ctlbtn Roland Jolin Mdnh1t 3:00 •10 ei "Tiit F1t Ollt hf' (wu) 67 Ann Shtrtdln Ruth McOt~1tt Oouilu V f awley C.tolt Wtll\ l:lO a 1c1 "Tiit Uells Are f1 .. " (adv) 69 8111 lram1. V11e1n11 McKenna. CtOlit Adamson 8:00 D IJ C11 <HJ 1kws &I £111tr1t11CJ OM u m ®1 1111oM11 1t1itrt aa.n l•Yt covtraft of tl>e camt l>fr.een the los Anatln Oodcm and lht Houston AstrO\ from Houston Con linued from 5 JOPM Comment1ton 11e Al M1chuls Bob Uec~er 1nd Bill White Ill "GUltSMOU" WITH * WIOU O'COllllO•· PRU11£US TONIGHT! CiJ ;.--. Return ot lh, popular st11es st1111ne limes A111ess Miiburn Stone Am1nd1 Bl1~e and lien Cunis m lfMr 8'llltll Cl) Ma111-12 m ,_,.., 11 Mwirt11r• 13 Ill Ptrlonlla!IU 11 llloll 111, The Ma1tha Graham Dance Com!)ln( m Electnc C.p&llJ 0) D Clla""11 Clba4o l)Jl History If lilleuco -6:l0- IJ Mo.le. l~ (90) "Wiid 1114 Woll· dtrful" (com) '64 Tony Curtis. Chmltnt l\1ufman. I my Slotth CJ) Amtric.I ?lltfrt m 1tw1tdltd aJ TIM._. .. , f.B btnlfta ~-mo.tr UIJ e COflJOll S.lnie (fll DilMMMM Ill C41h1n 7:00 IJ O)lttwl G l.llnCtM Cl Tiit Jobi's WIW D ._.1111 ltf o.ttaii GJ I U..l.ky OJ Mfln·U mcm... fD 1bdWl/l.tllrt! lt.,ot1 9 Enttrtalllllltllt T..ipt 91\e 811 ~ ...... 1 Jan ftstiftl -7:30- IJ DIC S4Nci11 The "eal Best Tllinc to A HouH Call ·A spoof on lht 1ncred1blt lencths to whteh som~ people ro to ut 1n shape •1th eveiythin& ltom the l1tut d1etina lads to sell 1w1reneu ... .....,._ """ CJ) lla111t Tllat T 1111t . ~ .... ""' m ""'knell G> A111tll<1 211i&ht M1rt1n Mull sta•s 1n thf 10lt ot 111~ snow /lo$1 B11th C1mbt' 1nd 1) io1ned by F•ed W1ll1rd as Jerry Hubbard (th tonh dtnl co host wllcl nn·1 wail to tau over) and r r•nk OtVot as ~appy ~ynt lhr rn11m1hc conduclOI be hind the latwk)us \Ollnds ot thr Muth Makers Cha•lton Heston is ltaturtd fl) Wl&IJI !It hmH ttyorj l( llufltMS m u. 111•1dlfltt• 111 The f rtlldl tlltt 8:00 f) rrs ARBOR DAl. • CHARLIE BROWlt/GOOD Clt1Efl n·s S"'lllC IJ 1 U SPCCtAl "'' Arbor oa,, Cha,....,_ Vl'lult Ch11he Brown I) busily makina rudy tor thr beain nin1 ot the baseball season. lhe rest ot lht Punuh clan has 101ned lhe ne1ehbo1hood plant1ne spree To keep Cllarhe happy, the Peanuts dub hts baseball held turned 1unale Chai ht Brown fttld Ch11hr 11 thrilled and considers 1t a aem ot 1n tdu unlit ht am.es tor the eamt and d1stovm that his 1s indeed a d1a mond in the rouch U Ill lJttlt House 1111 1111 Purne 'Tht Woivu· (R) Wh•lf Cl\artes and Caroline 1n111ls art 1w1y their d1u1httt1 and youna Andy Carvey are terromed by 1 hunter cmed pad of flCIOUS Wild do(S &I ~ (2\\llr) "H's A Gift'' (com) 3•-W C fiekh Baby Leroy "Siie Oellt Hn W""(' (tom) 33- ltlat West ~,., Grant • ~· C (Z~r) ~"'~ tf tltt A,es·" (sci 11) 68 Ch11llon Heston Roddy MtOowall Kim Hvntei Maunce h111s lames Whtl m0te J1mes Oily ltnda H1111son CJ lloM. 1~1 (Zllr) ~hery ~ & "''""" (com) '11 lynn Red1me VtetOI Mature John Astin t~ llltn Gritt1t1 GJ Carol lufMtt I Friellds m ....i.: (CJ (2!1r) "Tllm Sailon alMI A ~rl" (mus) ·~3 Jane Powell, Co!don M1eRat m Mob1tll-Af11 At "° Haji!111ri @ t.Mu11111 S.rrln l IUI fI3 Tiit Pri-1 "lmng in U11· mony" Ille P11sone1 rs placed 1n the small Western town ot Harmony 1lon1 with a lovely Younc 1irl 1n a d1astK ettort to mah him d1vulae his Stttels m llbtla11a s.11 Ottt Oil (Jfl Que Pua, USA -S:lO- U I a.~. 1'111 8aU l1kt r allm , Unltke Son l0td1n forced to share hts 1oom with Aneie beuuse 1ht can't toe ht• srandmothe1 luiellt s 1nsomn11 reacts by ~Olm 1n1 oul ol tht ap1rtment 1nd mo~1n1 up\U11$ with ~1\ t11l1t1 (] Scarr-m s1n.ooo Qualllll 8 T.,111Mt a°"' usy 9:00 • (f) 1111°A-S·H Radii s dtSlrt to tuthll h1J manhood and 10 on leave to Seoul tncoura1ed by Hawkeye, Inds to unupected Wl\Sequencu that very nu1ly bro~ up then f111ndslt1p CJ) llllthtlt Lear1nd & friends Paul "nk1 111~ P't"lt CIArk av,~t ORDER YOURS NOW • • 1000 BEAUTIFUL STICK-ON LABELS STYLISH TYPE ONGOOO QUALITY WHITE GUMMED PAPER • PERSONALIZED •EASY TO USE • FOR YOU OR A FRIEND r---------------------, I F11t in this coupon, chp and mail with s 1 75 to 1 Piiot Pnnting. Label Div f Post Office Bo>c t 560 • ~ W Bay St Ciosta Mesa. California 92626 Be Sure to Use Your Z1poode PILOT PRINTING . L---------------------J , .... - MONDAY (Continued) D }t Bia £nnt To llU Cop Part 1 lot Oon Baker Louis Co~~" It l'Alrtck O'Nul Orn Arn'1 ,, Christine Belford £rt ha 1\111 Ro-.e1 G11tr 011n1 Muldaur [ddlP lt•n Robrrt Hooks Scoll 811dy Al•n f ~dte Al'n Opptnht1mrr Bahr ~tars a~ 1 Nt"' Yor~ City Po11ct <h1'-t of delecll.r~ •ho is detttm1ntd fll end !ht ••Oltnl rampa&t ol • 50 c.illtd rtvoluhonary arm, ltd by• dtmtnled r•d•nl !lou1sCos1t1t Jr I •nd al lht s.mt llmr contend ... th th' pohhcally motivattd \tall I lhr vtry 1mb1trnu1 poi.,, comm11'' Jn~r 10 Mowte C (2hr) 'Duffy" (com) 68 fames Colburn GJ Merw 6nff111 Sllow ~~ i.-u TlloNs "'"''"'be" ID Mffllnl of Mindi lO Th• DwMI SllSP1n4 Show -9:30- 0 8 One 011 11 A T11111 (II) Under p"uurr lo plrdst ht• mothrr and In do •tll 1n ~hoot 8drbara roorh lo desptralt musum 12• 111 lleldtrbe<h 10:00 8 & Lou 611nt (k) I nu Cr •nt s old newspaptr pit a notuuou~ 1011 l•MI as well as a •tno•ntd reporltr ofltrs Lou an oclumr 1nterv1ew lllllh I business tycoon who hi\ hltn my~ter1ously m1\11n£ 3 Ad•111·12 011..n Q) let's lbkt 1 Out fl) So You Want to lk A Contr1t101 1,1( Tiit OrtftMls flJ M1tllHI IKUon I•< ~sons gu,st rs Wilham Johnslon Suptr•nltndtnt •' lht l A Un1hed S..hool 011l•ICI -10·30- ' Amenun llftstyl• 0 GJ Cl) lttwi O Th1t's Holty.ood 1{' M,ont IOI hft11y10nl fD Tlle lilldlul/Ltllm Report 11:00 0 3 D U e 10 n Nt1n O Mowtt: C "Su11llowtr" ldr.+) 10 Sophia lo"'' GJ Tiit Odd Couple a> Monty Python s ny1n1 Conn ~ A11bs 1nd lsi1ths ID Dltk Cl•~tl rJOI M1<llttl/l.thm Rtpor1 -11:30- 0 , e' cas ute Movt1. c "D1r• of lht Sun" (drl) 68 Rod J1vtllf Yvr.lte M1m1tu• Jim Brown a t)f lollnny C.rSGft O Lowe Amttiun Style U ~ 110 Polke Slllrf GJ Tll1t Gtrl Q) Get $111art ID 114 C.pllonH lltws 12:00 u h"lt&hl loM GJ wm-Wrts Q) lilcwit. "Arturo's lsl1"4" cd111 63 Rfamald ~tman Ker Mmm1n -12:30-u 6e11t Alll:y U StutuM IQ lrOllSldt CD Alfred Hitclleo<• rrewnl1 1:00 G IUJT01110rrow DI Spy -2:05- B Movie. "Clo4lds Ovt1 lurOPt" (mys) '.19 I 1urtnct Ohv1~1 Pege 10 TUESDAY APRIL II for mo111tftJ ind 1fte1110t11 h1tlll&i. pleu. Yt DAYTIME l'WOOMftlS. le low, IOI ,our tot1wen1tnc:e, ire tilt d•r's mowta DAmME MOOES 1 l·JO GJ "Ou• ' 01uer" (4dwl 41) Gary UloPfr ltlh Pafmt1 Rob'.rl Alda 12 00 O C '1m s Udy" l•o l )b Claudell! Colbert 8a11y Sull'"1" l -00 10 c "lieu•'' {di.1 68 llA·•r Gu••d•no Bradford D•lln!4n 3 30 U C "Opmtloft Mad 8111" (com) ~7 lalk ltmmon I r~it Kovacs Mickty Ronnt• l\~lhr~n Grant I EVENING e:oo 0 3 DU e 110 IH ll..n 0 Emtr11ncy 011t 0 GUNSMOKf" TONIGHT • DAVID SOUL GUEST STARS! O ~n~e GJ The Ir ldy Sundt Q) Adalll 11 m lournty lo Adnnture 24 Soun4N1• ID ftthn1 free ED Enr1que D PollfOl so Ptrson1t r1n11<t -6:30- 0 MO'rit C (90}''Tht Wor11 ~ Susit Wona'' Pait I ldra) 60 Wrllram Holden Nincy ~dn M1cha~I W1ld1n1 e Amer"' 2111pl 10 Men 6111f1n Sllow GJ 8"'1clle4 Q) Tht Wits fD Over £ur SO The Growln1 Years 7:00 3 Em111•11CJ One DDO>llns O Lian Club r 8 The loller'' l'f1fd O Bowlln1 for Dollul '8 I Lott Lucy Q) Adam 1' 12• The T n ruule ID Ma<llell/l.ehm lltport ')t (ntert11nment Ton11M SO The Home Gardener -7:30- D Calldid C.111tr1 0 lttwlJWtd GllM U 10 HollyftOd Sqcurn t Tht t..11 Sltow O lohr's Wil4 GJ Tht ltl4y lvnch Q) Amtnu ~ll1pt Tomah! S IU'SI Guy Burahott 1n•llilts a usual d11 c u~~1on 1dh HIPDY •nd Im• •bout ~lrrpt0toccu~ thermoph1lus fD LA lnt11dt1n11 so "~*· 8 :00 O t ' Sam Sim and his 111ulr1 \tlftlt tor ' senousfy dt)tastd monkey stolen lrom a medrcal re surch leb and for thp endaneered lh1ef who coold dlt from a brtt or '>u&ICh of the mon~ey D ra Cll11e• lllrm RJll Rah Show Futured arr lo Btnrcke and Hts Orcheslra with Paula l\tll1 and tht M11qu1s Chrmos O lllo'llts·(Zl,\llr) "Million Dolt.1 l.tp" (com) 12 WC fields "I'm llo An&tl" (com) 33-Mae Wul U 31 f~ Kippy 01,s CR) Rich1t Pols1e and Ralph mowt into thtu own apartment but h11 roomm1tu anhcs d11we Rich•t Nd 10 lht ruu and quiet home O 1110¥11 C "Wtatttn Union" (•tSl •I Robtrl Yount De1n 1111 l" Randolph Scott V11e1n1a G1lrnort GJ Carol Burntlt •M fr~ U> Mcrt1t C (211rl "Stace to Oiunclcr Roe•·• (wes) 114 8a11y Sulhwan Ma11lyn Muwell m News ID ti >S lbt1onal Gff111,htc Spec111 'Journty to the Outtr l1m ifs" Nrneleen etly bred teenattrs at the Colorado Outward Bound Sthoot learn to hvt. wor~ and surme lo gelhe• desD1le lherr wtdtly d1vmt backgrounds With only a little knowledae of lht outdoors the teen Aeers confront some ol n•lurt s irealesl challen1es (D M1111n1 Se11 Otro Ot1 -8:30- 0 t Sllitlds ' Ylrntll No 1nlor mation ao1lablt at Ott~ trmt u f (10_ lHttftl ' Shtrlty h•e My Pt1nts Pluse (RJ When the 111ls m laid oil 11 the bre•tl"f lhty decrde to t11n SQme tasn b1 \tartrn1 a business of lh'" o•n GJ wtsi·W"lb 9:00 0 e CBS l"*y Meritt. C (21tr} "The Him Elld1nc'' ldril 69 lean Simmon~. John For)ylhe Shu fey Jone~ Lloyd Budees J mu Wuaht Od Shawn NaneHe hbray Bobby Oar1n S11tttn yurs 110 M41y who behtved rn f11ry tales ind happy rnd1n1s ·mimed the ~ nl her drums and upe~(o live h•DP•ly ever after ·· N,, sht yearns fo1 somtth1na drHmnt ind attemon to rtuplure her romantic dream !hrs drama show~ the chalfenees d•WP<>tnlmenh. hurtb•ea• and hu tt11halrons she metls on the •IY and ho• she learns to survive D iJ.1J Sia Eftnt: To ltrll A Cop Concl A bind ol m11aud1n1 11dtc1ls plan to use the funeral ot a slain male female POiice tum as lhe O<CI sion tor an all out maSS4m ot pofrce men which lhry tnv1S1on u lhe prtludt to a lull <;(.alt 1n,urrechon lo, Don 84ker Louis Cossell Jr Dn1 ~nu Jr Ch11shnt 8elf01d 01an1 Muldaur Patrick O'NUI hrtha Kitt. Robert Hooh slar 11 'l O' Three's Cenip1ny (Rl Tht Rivals l1tk becomes en t1n&ltd 1n a leud btl•etn lt1s lwo roommates •htn !anti utuies Cluruy ol slealtnc 1 ynunc titcultvr !tom htr CD lklY $rit1111 S11ow 1R DtcHts of DtcltlOll lilt l 1b e1ly ind thr Pursuit ol Hap1>1ness • m V'ltlUlll: Pldtflt Up ltlt l'iects Video tapes alld 1nltrv1ews •1th lht people of Hoith and South Vielman fH) Matttfp1tet Thulr1 -9:30- 11 <n tllJI T~• H•n•J llor1111n Sllow The One Wherr lhtrt's A Holdup Harvey betomes the hero •hM h~ hlDS tori a bumbfrne bank robbery -- T\I WEEK, APRIL 9 t978 10:00 a r ~1 !10 1u11t F•" 111 o "Carters Dr franli.1111 (Ralph Btllamy) rtlusu lo accept the lict lh1I llmt hu eroded his s•11ts '" urlr birth Jtpoid11ts a molht• s carter and 1n etl1crncy upert fries ot oic1n1zt hrs writs prtrnanq 0 N.ws Q) lei's Ml•• a Out ~4 $11 A111t1ican f11111lift fD MldlHj IKUocl Guest 1s USC Proft\SOI ilnd teuomm operl 01 I rrdtrd Hac•ri .. hQ d11<usses l~e osychoto11ut SQC•al and cultural mike up ol ltnomh and lht qurs 1100 ol ma\\ med1A·s re~i>on11b111ty 101 111, 1nc1t<1se 1n 1t11omm so lltwxtleck -10:30- 0 GJ Q) ll..n fD Tiit lh<llttl/l.Mm lt1port 11:00 0 t.31 tD D CJJ lt0:1 i1JJ Nm C!J Mov11: "011sy llt~n" (draJ 41 Joan C11wlord. Henry fonda GJ Tltt Od4 Couple Q) Monty ~·s fly1nc C1rc11t 'l41 The Oncinlls fD DK• Cifttt 'IO Mulltil/lthrtr Report -11:30- 0 1 e CBS late Mo"'· Ci "Acrois lh Wrde M1uou11" (•d" ~I Clark Gable Ricardo Mon 111~n John Hod•~' I~• fl..nod ()Ytr 0 l)t The le.st of e.111011 Oon Rdlu IS sttn 1ton1 with Ctons l uch"''" [Ila f1t11e•ald 1nd oed• 1111c11n Dr Lendon Smtih O Lott Amtr1Un $1y1e D 1 lQ MOTlt •I the Wuk Tiie N"'' Dau1htm of Joshua Cabe l1tk [t1m !rm Mclnt11t Renne J•rrelt liberty W1lli1ms GJ Thlt Girl Q) &at Sn!Jrt fD 24. C.ptionff ""' 12:00 l!I l•1hcM Zotti GJ MoVlt "W .. hnd 11 Utt Wll· dorf" (tom) •~ Van Johnson, Gineer Roem. Walter P1daeon 11) Mcwit: "A PubNc Attalr" (dra) 67 ldw1rd Binn), Myron McC01m1c~ -12:30- D Movlt. "To t~t Victor" (dra) •8 D~nn1s Moraan, VrvtCI l1ndfoll 1:00 D lJt TOlllOf'°" (!JI Spy 2:00 0 Mertie c "Tiit .._, l111111t" (mys) '68 John Ericson -2:3-0-e Mo.in: Ghost Ship G I linf' GJ Mcrt11:MO'ht #f!Yt Acarnst 11141 Htllw" (dll) 5~ Guy Madison k1m Novak W11ft1m Conrad, Bnan ~••th 3:00 fJ .,,. "W•ltrlrenl" (cfra) ~l Richard Burton. kalMeen Harrrson 4:00 (!J Mo.it; '1w Tltouund ~n· (d11) U rJou Ro~n. Phfllri f.alml -C:30- GJ lilow11: "fh flf1n1 Dtucts" <rom) ·39 Laurel & ltar~y l (WEDNESDAY( APWIL ll for -nma and afternoon l1shnp. ptene'" OATTIME "°'UMS Be lew, lot JOlll c.oltVtfltt"U, art tllt 411's-.a. DAYTIME MOVIES 11.30 m "Bandit oi Sherwood fwest" (ldv) •& Corne! Wilde A111t1 lourSt I Z.00 D -C "C11t 111 htry Port" (com) S2 Croucho Mau Marit Wilson Wilham Bend11 l:OO t.O. C "The Sunslunt Palnot" (Wsp) 69 Clllf llnb,11 son 01n1 Me1111t l:lO D re "Tht Honeymoon IUdune" (com) 61 Sieve Mt Queen Paula Prenlru Jim 'Mt on •Vl!NING 6:00 D 1_3 > DD tei r10 "' "efl II Emer1e11cy One ''GUNSMOKE" * RICHARD DREYFUSS GUEST STARS! -~· m Tiit Indy Bunch a> Mam·l? fB MufMJ to W.tnlurt ® Tiit Tu Puult fa £le<tnc IMIPl"Y m Hopr Dlllc.e Klear i» Histofy of MuKo -6:30- fJ Moorte. .C (90) "Tltt Work! ol SllSlt Wlin&" Cone (dra1 liO ~ancy llw1n W1lh1m Holden !) AmtrKI 2111&hl ® Mtn 'riffra Sllow m a..;1dltd O> Tiie "*ies mo.er usy U lllmeftJIOfts 1n Culturts 7:00 (]) Tiit Gon1 Sllow llDID"m U lilrJ CN• [J) Th• .loller's Wild Ill lowlin1 tor Dollars CD I LOM Lucy Cl) Adl•·lZ 8 How To Do Your Tu Rtlur" f1:) Tiit lbcNttl/~rtr Report @ Lift Around Us 'B Crut'" Stitchery -7:30- 0 LEAGUE OF NATIONS * ISOLATIONISM fJ DJ BttwttA tllt Wm lht Learue ot ffahons Return to lsot1 1ion1sm ' The ultimate ta1lure of Pro 1denl Woodrow Wilson who dt\trQ~i h1msdf 1n hrs dtspttale struult lnr the lu1ue ot ttahons Enc Seva1t1d •S hosl .I ut's lio to the RK.u D Slla NI NI Milton 9,,1, ind Ro~y Grrtr 1ursl • Tiit """"' G.11111 • Matdl """ ,.. CJ) Tiit SlZl.000 Question 1iJ Tiit Joll11's Wtld ~ fMtlly ''"' m The Brady lulldl 0) Amtriu 2"1&111 fivt YPM old Baby Irene brea~s m het new tu Ve1as Act t.24 Vot11'• Plptll11t m u.. lat11d1Jn1t SO Starbolrd 8:00 fJ It The A111mn1 Sp1der11111 Conclusion ot a two p1rt ep1~de as Peter P1r~er (N1tholas Hammond) his 11ter t lO Sp1dem11n oubhs/ler Jonah lamnon (Robert F Simon> •nd irpol1er ~It Holh!ltn (JoAnna Cameron) a•e led-on a fran tic \Urch IOI tht m1ss1ng conl11ner of let'11t plutonium-lo Holly•ood where lhty race to 1011 an eitor110n plol and prevent an internaliOnal aims 11n1 from stll1n1 oft a bomb near 1 hotel where the Prtsidenl 1s stayme 0 MICHAEL LANDON • nurales Caribou: The Incredible Journey. A KRAFT Special 0 !)fl SPfCIAl ~ribou: Tiit In· crMhlllt Journey M1thael Landon is hos I tnarralor ol this nature docu mtntary that traces lht g1uehn1. dan11er lilied 2.000 molt llek of a vast herd of c111bou as they migrate from the Yu kon lemlory lo an area north ot the Atct1c Cucle along the border ol ~n1da and Alaska 0 lllovtts: (fir) "Tillie ' GU$," "Man Ott Ille flyin1 TraPtzt"W C f 1tld stars 1n bolh films D 13 1f0 E11ht ts Enouah I Quit (A) Tom res11ns 1s lath" when his children accuse him of btrnr a d1c11101 0 liiowtt: (2tlr)"Aftttb Ill the Out· htlf" (com) ')I -Paul Ooualas Janet l e11h Keenan Wynn Donna CorcOtan m Cml lllmctt & frlfl14l Q) lllme· C (211r) "Tiit WonOer- lul CountrJ'' (wes) '')9 -Robert Mitchum Juht l onoon fl) US Verttty S. EDt.Zl Nou O> Ilana Sera Otro llt• n 111 Btidt!M<h bzz ftstrnl -8:30-m Croa-Wlts fl)JlfWJ O> Luella Ubre !JO• 0¥er Easy 9:00 fJ CBS Wednesday Movie: IC' (2l1r) "Framed" (susp) ·14-loe Oon Bake• Brock Peters Baker por trays a iambler see~1nr revenge on the powedul people who sent him lo puson 101 a crime ht did not commrt and Peters plays a policeman •ho htlps him D !Jfl JllC Wtdnesda1 Morie: -C (Zllr) '"Wllo Is HJrry K.lltn110 and W1IJ Is He Sa11n1 Tllolt l trrible Tl1111is Alatut Mt" (com) 71-0ustin Hollman. Barbara Ha111s Jack War den Oom Otlu1se 01v1d Buu1s Cab11el Dell I his comedy-with probably the .world s loneest tille- tOncern~ • successlul son1w11ter wMse uncertainty 1bout the · aood hit • lie tu ds is hei1lltened by somt one named Harry Kellerman who keeps calhn& all Ill.! sonpriler·s lrrtnds la tell lhem he's • rat D l.,31 fQ. Ch11he's hatls (R) Meris on the A1r' lhe Anaels take lo the 111 waves to Had clown a killer who hJS threatened a nnnwoman s ,,,, C(1 llkh Man, Poor IU11 m llen &riffrn Show W Flowtr Sllols 124 ltrtvln and th• tl~rth Ell) &rut lterformJMts: fhultr In Ame11a (dward Albee's 'All Ovtr" Coolronled wilh dulh a man's •1ft bt st friend son d1uehter and mis iress illt forced lo m u l th tmSflves to ont ill\Othtr w1lh a naktd honutv B AllSb" Crty ltm1ts -9:30-m Mu"dos Oputttol 10:00 D Ollns U 1 ~ Sta,gy ' Hutdl Man child on lht Slretls (R) Sim~• and Hutch face tht d•ltotult las~ ol help one 1 youlh oveicome dtep brtlt• ness when his 1n110Cenl lather dies rn a police shootrn& Q) let's !Ult a Dul fl' In Ptrlorm111u at Woll T r.p An hening of Blueenss D Soulldstaae Al Crten -10:30-m Q) m Ntws 11:00 fJ -'I D D fJ ) !IA !Jt1 News 0 I.on American Style &\) lllovit: 1.Cl "0111 Russ11n Sum mer'' (dra) '73-0hver Rred John McEnrey Claud11 Cardinale m Tltt Odd Couple Q) Monty Python's rlyi"t Clrc111 8 Dlafotuet m MICllHI IKhOn 011ecto1 of lht Cahloin1a Oeoar1mtnl of Consumer Alraus Ric1t11d Spohn 1s Jackson's guest and discusses sevml rssues of onlt1es1 to c011sumers lli MKllt!l/lthm Report -11:30- fJ l CBS lJlt Mow11 H1wa11 r "'-01 KoiK D 1.111 JollMy Carson • <Il <l.Gl l'olkt Story m nt.t GH1 al Get Smart ~• m Capt~ * Ntwi 12:00 D Tw1hpt Z-m likN. ''We~ of V~" (d") 69 Brett Halse~ Muearet lee Q) MoYtt ' "lll!Jd ti a Gull hpttr" (•n) 63 -Marty Robbins m Tiit MJclleMl.tllrtf RelJO(t -12:30- D MoYit "Qeepltra" (dra) 3• Claudtllt Colbert Henry W1lco1on D r~ 1 111 lltysttry of ~e Wttk fl!I Did Cnett 1:00 a n T-row Iii I Spy 2:00 (JI Movie: ( ~1 ''flit Vloltnt OlltS" (dra) '68 Fern1ndo lames. Aldo Ray. Dawid Carradine. Tommy Sandi m Movie: "Tllt You111 Don't Cry" (d11) 57 James Whitmore Sal Mineo -2:30- fJ lllov1t: "l'ost111u• !Of 0111111" (mys) 56 W111en Bully D MoV111· The Spanish G~r dener Meel Simon Cherry -3:30-u lllotle ·'We !Mt 1t 011111" (d11) •2 [rtC PCM1man lohn Mills 4:00 m lllom "lei's Do It A11111" (com) ~3 Jane Wyman Aldo Ray When an elderly gentlemen (Jeck Kruachen, seated) snatches the bOdy of hrs friend end burys tt somewhere In Manhattan, the detectives ol the 12th precinct are stumped unlit retired detective Phil Ftsh (Abe Vigoda, center) comes to their rescue In the "Burlal" episode of ABC's Barney Miller. Thursday at 9PM. Hal Linden. tetl, stars as Captain Miiter. end Ron Glass, right, 1tar11 as detective Harris r THURSDAY A,_.l ll fOf ~,,, 1114 •lttrllOlll kst111p, pltlM lft OArTlllllE rlOGMMS. It low, lot ,eu1 CMYtnllfltt, 11e llHt dl(s-. DAmllllE MOVIES l l:JO Cl> ''lllt CAr1I b "•"" ldll) 45-Btllt 01¥>s IGhn 0111 12-00 D "~ With 0111 1et' (dr1) 51 -Alu t 1dd Jin SI ti l1n1 Ph1lhs ~lvert 3 00 101 "C ''The You111 IMeB" td11) ~ Ptle1 fonoa Shi1on Hueuenr l:lO U 't "Tiit Wlletltr Ot1l m" (com) 6J James C11ner let Rem1c ~ Chill Wills •VENINQ I 8:00 D () 1 D U fJ) '1UI (lfl lt11n 0 EllM11•11<Y OIM 0 "GUNSMOKE" * JACK ALBERTSON GUEST STARS! O ~e Cl> The ''"' llinth a>W.111-11 ®Z.... at OIQ Upoa A CluslC ((8 l"trloMI r MtllCt 16:30- 0 Mme: ' ('°) "0.t u,_ A Duel Min· (mys) 71 R0t~ Hudi;on SuYn ~1nl h1mes J1d Albertson ' Anltnu llllfht 101 Men "dflft $llew ACROSS m lnitclltd a> Tiit W ia 1241 A &Ml Wrttl CoPtry MllSK Mm Dec WllllllM W Oftd.117 S( T\t """"' ftlf\ 7 :00 3 EJntfc-<J 0.. oum ~ D l.la11 CM t Tiie ~t(S Wik! 0 lowkn1 foi Oeltln ,. m Olsc9 fttt1 C60) A loo~ 11 Ille prem1err of ~turd•r N11h1 r rm •hich st11s John 111volti O> Ad.1111-11 14 C4ulry Moods Doc W11t1ams 1nd the Borcltr Riden m abdltt11 Laltm a.,.,, ,, £Jll1'1111NM11t flftlpl ISO Tiit "-GardtMr -7:30-D ,.,,.. Tllat T 1111t D ,....,,...Gamc D The Gon1 Sllow 1 t •Ill Seuell ot. O Joh r's Wild f «i Ml tell G.lfM O> AIMnu lllitlrt Several Hour wood ~ttrs. sucll IS Steve Allen. Andy W1lh1ms. Millon Berle. Mehssa Man ~hestei Peter r ramplGn IUe\I 1( Cllrfon111 hlflle fD LA.llllef'CMllCt 50 llewsclled 8:00 O I The W1ftt11S Both Mary £11en and Eun sulft1 when Ma,., Ellens husband Curt. 1s drafted and [11n s f01mt1 boyfrH!nd enhsts 111 the Atmr 1lter slit re1ects his mam11e propOUI DOWN I Adore (cluo to answer) 2 Eltctt1cal unit 6 Shop (clue to answer) 3 Bad habit 10 Smack A And so on !abbrev )~ 11 ltahan mountton 5 Trip by "a 12 ·star Trell s ship doctor 6 Ai. 13 Type ol colltf 7 Prem1n .. r 1" Preli• lor ti.I or phob1• 8 TropiuT bird 17 Time patl 9 Army vehtc141 19 Member of royal family 15 uptnH 22 Goal 16 Group ol thrH 23 Type ol wave 17 Type ol electric.I source 26 Advance (aobrev ) 28 Ms 8ombeclt l 8 Bea1it1lut 30 'The Wuard ot 19 Opposite ol A1lant1c 31 list• 20 Protected aptnst 33 Jolly 21 Sitt 35 Cracked or cru,heO 2• Medic (abbrtv ) 36 Fib 25 Slothful 38 Anam tribe 27 Us 39 Mind 32 Aopeal -'Cl Type of dwetltn1 33 Middle comb form "l Lively 3" Hindu demon " 37 Corporation (abbrev ) P19112 39 Type of med11 (•bbrtv ) AnlW91 1\ end of the S1tutd•y log Q THE HANNA-8AAl£RA • HAPPY MOUi with HON£T AND SIS! D Ml Pti.JllUl HUlll·lhlMU Hippy """ Comedy va11ety series hos1ed by Honey tnd Sis 1 COllPlt ol almost Ille sue. neerty hutNn puppels who '"'' cutsls Robert Conrad Mehssa Sue Anderson l tndt l1v1n le1I C:.nell ind Ptltl Lupus G Mov11: (90) .. ,.,,,, .. (com) "3&-W C fields D 10' Wttc.N IKl Kotttt "The KISS" (R) ~bf s luch1n1 ureer IS O/I the hne w~en he 11vo mouth 10 tn011th r~sc1talton 10 1 eut who fainted and Mr Woodmen m1s1nttrprets the act as 111 1ssaull O Mev11: t i (2hr) "Callu" (dra) 74 Edward Woochr1rd (11' POrttl. Cart Mollne1 fD c .,. l4lmtt & f rltftds Ql Merrie: (Zllf) ''The Visit" Cdre) '64-lntnd Ber1m1n. Anthony Quinn m z.11tpt• Ktiii 9 Wftdl Your Motltll A new se11es of situation d11ma comedies. ad dress1n1 lhe problems of laneuaee ~'ills and commun1uhon lot teen aeers m ~l's SclmlS1 ISfl AitJ-fol T t1111POf1 I -&:30-u f 11.l 11 Wht's H1,,en1n1 'Sh11ley hkes Over (Rl Whtie Mama IS nr1y S1111ley takes over the lhomas household while RJ1 and Rurun 11e l1km1 the11 l1nal eumsn 101 h11h school 1radlllt10rt- CD Tlvtll " ~ IS C-r Stnml Kit fL) Arabs 1114 lstMla "The Colan· An u1m1111t10n of the d1$9ule bf h1een Synans Ind lsiatlis Tl/ WEEK APRIL 9, 1978 \ffl °"' Elsy 9:00 U 1 I lbw111 r .... .o T11e 11tlt ol a v1s111n1 Nor Eul polen11te 1s kid napptd 1n H1wa11 and 1 bu111tl11I ltlhln 1ourn1hst (auest luc11n1 P1lu11t) 111\0 could pro~1d' McG1rre11 with cr11<11t tnf01matt0n - c1ttt lrttdGm ol tilt p1ess as het reason foi 111thhold1na 1t D ~-1110 s1111, ~111dr011 ·w ASPS Ille luder oh 1roup ol Women s A11 SHVoct Pilots (Ando C,,nell) dete1m1ntd lo 1V01d int •n(tdtnl thal could bf1n1 discratt on her un11-drmands P•PPJ issue 1 hinds off • Oldtr to his Black Slltep U (}l ftQl lltMJ Mill.r ~ptaon Mtfl" and his dtlecll~es art sl)m1ed when 1 mortic11n iepo<ts a stolen body until FIS/! lends a htlld._-- ID Mtn "itti11 Show (1~ Amhn City Unilb fiD flit Adwouta llfl Tiit Mims Cllrenicla -9:30- D llost of GfOIKllo B 't'fl (fOJ U .S H•dsoa Str111 'D111nosu Dead Proanos1s Cood·· A deceutd piltent spnnp ~ck to Ille. and 01 Mrn11es laces the ta" of b•eak1n1 the news lo the mans not W &11tVtnf WldoW 10:00 U J 11¥11.t., .ltMs (Fl) Let Pur cell 1uests u the JIStet of 1 htt and run vw:llm ltllo u~ccountabl) d1up purs alttt tht 1«1dent She tnhsts the 11dt of 8afn1by wllo unurths a \tam~ ltdt of Ille bfothet"s hit lie·\ m1na1ed IO keep hidden from his ~st er ID lti r111t1 WttNn ·cuns (R) Tbe d1scov*ry ot 1 huae 11tec11 11111\ cache p1ompts Ptppei lo tell lht st01y lo 1 Co!!1reuMH11I comm1ttre but htr public tH11mony 1ttr1ets lhP allention of lht 1un runners who d1591lch 1 hot '"'" to siltllCt t!tt Iii CJ""" D U , larltU II s Hard Bui It's F111 (R) lony 811eU1 1oes und'1 covet as tht h11nt1 of 1 burnt out former welltrweicht champion to !Up I killer 1nd rtCO'wtr a lll&f couone shipment Cl) lafJ Ml~t I 0.1f D~•fhflter f2l) lillchfft J~ Cuest rs l'tul 81odeu1 rad11tron hlmds upert ID lltwtcMd -10:30-m m~ W The M1odlt1t/Laflm Rtpefi 9 l'roliles 11:00 D Cl! U D '11 t~ 111 Ntw1 D l..M Allltric.111 Style -D Mo.It: ttJ "GuM of lllt Rtvoh1· !loll" (dra) · 72 -Erntst Bo11mne m Tiit Odd Couple Cl) Monty l'ythotl's n11n& CirCll$ m DiclCa"" 1H1 T urnalMM!t m V.ritdffa 1~ M1clltlt/ltllrtr Rtl*t -11:30- 0 J CBS Late Mtwtt M•a $•Ht ''Stmt C.1111 Ru"""'-" (dra) ~9 Dun Marlin Shutey lrl1cl11nr Jrank S1nat11 . D 8 Joll1111Y c,,_ 8 10 SUnh & IMtt m 11111 c;,11 m Gtt SNrt fD l4 C..,t!Olltd AIC lltws 12:00 0 TwihcM z-m Cross Wits m 11011* Cl "C11nlut Sto1f' (adv) ·~4 Annt Butrr Steve Coch11n -12:30-D M-: "01upt1n C.Ull&tO'llS" (dra) ·39 !he Lane S1slers, John Carf1tld 8 (]) 1J§l TOllla m Morie: "The lut Hw11tll" (dra) '58-Spencer Tracy. ltfflfy Hunter 1:00 U 0 TOll*row D ISn 2:00 fJ MH1t: ~ "Co111p1ft10ns in lllptftUrt" (dra ) 67 Annt e .. ttr C11 Youn& Melvyn Ooualas G "'°"'· CC) "T\at la4J Frwn h li11a" (d11) "7 I-Haney llwan Can Btll Bobby Rydell Sid Mtlton -2:30-0 Mowln : Tht "1arksman, 'Mercy ISiand" -3:00-m IMN: "Tiii , aa 1e111114 t11t Iba" (mys) 63 Peter lDfTt -3:30- CI hit: "Tiit 11' Openter" (dra) 'S9 Mickey Roonty 4:00 f.J Tht S...,. Unrds SMw -4:30-m lltwle: ''Tiie l1l111te11 StrU· lier" (mYl) '45-John lodtr FRIDAY D ill 0111~ (R) Whtn 1n enrymt clOud lhre1tens lo m't•bohte lhe pluy lhe Hud m•inS Adam Quar~ Ar.IL 14 to dutroy tht cloud end 1tturn thVt If po~~lblt fOf .-ii1tt1 •114 attt,.. kstlflP, u cs 11ai Tht aec Fridlr lli&llt plate Mt OA\'Tllll l'llOGMMS. 8e· Oo11b11 F11t1111 c, (90) ''Sbd111' !ow, ltr ,.., ~ art Ille TacetMr'' (<111) 18 Clu Cute1er "1's lllllleL Seen Rothe, LOI• Welsh ~n<lt Kif"· OAmllf ll<MES Sein Marshall l<tith M1tthell Culager star\ n a local lisht1m1n ll:lO m "FlntJttlll Wa•" (111115) Nho CtlS drafted into bf<om1nr 3'-Dock Powell. Ruby Kttle1 tht u11Cle of live orphaned younc 12:00 Cl ~l "O"•" lnc1dtnt" ~tis so they can stay toaelh,1 n • (wes) S&-Dale Robertson (1m1ly lind1 DarneU, lohn Lund G Mtwll: C (2hr) ''Wllthtflll( 3 00 1J.D C1 ""'"' l irtlldar. Ktjpb" (drt ) 70 Ann ~Ider Mar Wandl Ju111" (com) 11-Rod shat l1mofhy Delton H11ry Andre'#\ Ste11e1 Suwnn1h YOik. m Carol lurllttt & Frltllft 3:30 8 r_c_ "Wllert Were Yoo Cl) IMll: ~ (Zllr) """"4 a. WIMn the l11flts W111t 01t" lltf" (clocJ 76-btra mM>ty per tcom) 68-00l1s Day Robert ception. re1ne11n1tion are 1mMe the Morse Terry lllomH • subtects uplored •V!!QNG e:oo fJ r,a ) D 0 !U 1101 (Jl1 Nws D Cmtr11tKJ Doe 0 "GUNSMOlE" • BUDDY EtsUI GUEST STARS! l!J~• m"-'Y~ CIJ M1111-12 ili t.ntry Moods: Doc Wil11Jms mz.... l(IJ ~ t4 11110 -6:30- 0 Kett ttld ""' ( AINnu 2'1iellt 1-0I MIA Griffin SllR m~ O> flit l*iet (l(J Allstlll City U1111ts fL)Owtf Luy (ff Conwlntt Suntwal llll 7:00 O fllt lllu~ t lJ CmtrpllCJ OM DO GlNns U Um Ch1b Cf) flit JoUr's Wild Iii 8owtl111 IOf Oollan m I Lon Luq Cl) Adllll·l2 8 CAlifOfnla TCMli(llt ID Mldltiltl.aflrer Report 8 [11tet11ln111111t TOllicM IR C..Hl0tflia TOlllCM -1:30-D All-Sttr Anyttiln1 lion D"IW ~naM e Allcttl' l.utkl Tht Cahl01n1a Ancels vs the 01U1nd A's • (JI ~ ~llllts T Tiit 11..,.U G flit ltltr's WiW CD llwrllaO Cl) •111erk1 Z"lrllt Phrths Ollltr auesu Q4) Ca~ TMiclrt fDLA.l~p B¥telr'sri,tllM 8:00 O ff ) WtllHf .....,. Acot 01 an• P11nee 1nhlt1•ltt Ille l•ftl ot t criminal mastermind whose S!JO mil lion heist covld rendtr D11n1's 1111 llOI *Ollh • ptuqed niC~te ii her COVIi Is IS blown. Grtl Moffit auesl stari H the arch"'1ml1nl Anion Carlbt Also 1uut starnna are C,IT'f Ctosby, Bubb• Smith tnd TitOt Vandis fZl) ID !10 Wullinaton Week 1ft Rttin OJ lb111n1 S.11 Otro 011 -8:30-a l'lfl Cl'O Sll11hy "Fur of fly in&" Chief Sh11~ey-•ho has alway\ h•d 1 lur of lly1n1 1s omlylt~ ii tht lllou&hl ol muto nt lhe not so fntndly skies 111htn ht and his men are 01dertd to fly thou5'nds or milts ovtrsus Sharktv searches dtsptr a rely IOI any plact thal m11ht r1d him ot his rur GI 11,1na-before Clpt11n Bidner catches wind of hos phQh1J G»tr~Wlb m n 1$0 Wa• Slrfft hk 9:00 0 • 11le t11trtd1W. H11" No 11 l0trnahon aw11iablt from lhe Net "Olk at our prus hmt D lt Rldt11 ""''"""'· l'n .. 11 lrt 'Csc.ipe from ~int Abtl A man who suppc>sedly d1td 1n 1 pl1nt 11sh disappears aher btinc involved '" a subseQuent ur •Wdent and R1th1e's 1nveshaat•on uncover\ A connection w1lh the I renury Dept and an 1At11auina woman Barb111 Bosson co stars G»MtA Gnffln 181 The Advoutu fZl) Misttrp11u Thu\11 Anna Ka1en1na" (R) Stivi PIY\ J ull 011 Karen1n. pludina with him to eranl Anna a d1vorct and to let htr havt her son At Vronsky's house 1n MO$COw Jn irr1t1blt Anna tormenls him with her accusations ot 1n fidelity She l1n1lly btcomes de r1n1ed by her misery 1nd comes upon 1 muns ol esc.ipe o F11ifta Line -9:30- 0 CV tB AIC lltRdty Nia~t Mtwit Oew~lt future ~ (to) "Tht Two f1we" (com) '78 Don Johnson Joe Bennett Stndy McPuk A pair at over 1uiolls .,ouna pohct dtteclrvts mitt 1 bundlt ot h11mhH for their 11rtc1"'1 wht.n they 1ttempt to make an 1mpol1tnt narcota bust on their own 10:00 fJ Cl) Hwak11da, Wlm incl I.Mn Incited by 11111tllnt Helene Willis, the 111ts leav1 the11 llomu and m1t'5 and marcJI out to demonstrtte for women's 11&hls on Ntflontl Wolntn'1 Strike D1y. Oumfouncltd 11 what's eo1na on. the men 111 even more 1u11>rlitd Wiie~ tllty 1•t WOid thelt tentttl SOOUMS have ltllded In Jlil-char&td wilh untie behtv!Or end vlOltnl dttd• TV WEEK. APRIL 9 lll78 D \JI! Quincy "A Quesllon ot T1mt (R) Quonty ~ 1nvts1111tion into tht mysterious dulh of a palron •t • hulth spa pits him 1111nsl a Jll(). lawyer end 1 phony OoclOI. who are an•oous to prewtnl ~erst pubtrc:1ty • • m ....,. C1J flit F ainily: Wiie "..a It flus documantary u1m1nes the l1m1lt unit 1114 0He11 ld•ICt Oii what m1~~ a lam1ly tHtct•vt 1U Ott.Mes tf Dec.,_ tD MICNll JacU. Gwnt limn ~evtlt. SOii of I ranl.hn 0 and £1un0l Roostvtlt distussn hrs tamous pufnts lG Tiie Adweutes -10:30-m Cl)Nns m llac"t!" ltllrtr ••P'fl 11:00 D C3 • ID 0 r(l lft " flews O Lon Amtrian Style I!) MtYit: C°J ''Wi,e Dul" (suspl · 1' Roch11d Conte, Henry Silva m The Odd Couple m Mollty l"ythoft'' flyina Clrclll i8; llKk Penpectives Oii IM News m o.c~ ea .. 11 -11:30- 0 CBS Sporb SIMNI: ,..1nf011111 llorl aw11lablt at our Pf1S1 111111. D !Jfi ltllr1111 t.!l'SOll IJ I,. •lO """' t NIA Pbyoff Game m 0u111 lll'rllts m ~ Staart m 124 t.lpbontcl " .... H flit Maclttil/lthrtr Rtpofl 12:00 0 Twil1pt loot Cl) Mow11 C "01111on 1nd l"ytti11s" (Adv) 61 Gut W1llo,1rn~ Don Burnett -12:30- 0 Mow1t. e ''llltlle ot lht WOflcls" ($C• 11) 61 Claud, Rains D St.1rt1111e m Mcw11: "Thi Gotatft" (lloi) 6~ Pt.ltr Cush1n~ Chmtopher let -12:40- i 3 llOY!t: "llallfliclt" (wes) ~l Tyrone PoweJ Susan Haywa1d ffOl Mom: 1~ "Alnulna Or. &.'' (com) '6~ lran<'o J1•n,h1 C1cc10 l~1rass10 1:00 U Of) Micln11~t S,.WI G tSfy -1:30- D Ta~lloU1 2:00 Iii llo•ltJ: "'Th, Min I lO•t.'' MyS1try Juncto0n .. G "'"4t: 1tJ "C. Mt Duel" (d11) 69 -Tom lrye>n. C.rotyn Jonu -2:30- .. 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"four rnpiellt4 Pt0,lt" (dra} 34 Ctaudellt Colbtrl Htrbtrt Mushali D l)I ~ laff,~lJlllP'd O Morie· ' "Spu1lh M11n" (1dv) •5-Maurten 0 Hara l'1ut Henretd Walter Sltzak -8:30-u •J Spttcl Buw Ci) lltbop fD Pete1 and 11141 Woll 9 :00 fJ ti Burt Bunn1/~4 llijllner m Mo.it: "flJlltlna toast G111r4" (dr•) 51 Bmn Donlevv Ci> SM YOftf fl) T ur111bovt -9:30-D ~ Tlt!n• Prnt l'anllltr D Mo.it: "S.tt11 ~ .. (com) 60-£dw11d G Robinson Rod Ster1er mZoom ID Csb ~ la V'ICU 10:00 D 9 Baco l'lllb an4 IM Kit.its 0 (]) (IQl Krtfft $11fellllow O ffantt4· Dud .. AINt Ci) MIN: (tJ "llllll of tllt Wrl4 Stalh,111" (wu) 59 Ct ortt MontcOIQery, D11ne lkewiter fl:)V!Mell On ID Trlbllft.t l'ubllca -10:30-a (f) lftllla1/T1ru11 D (HJ ~ Selltltltb D Mowit: ''last Womu" (~1 II) 'S3 J1die Cooa1n. Richard lr1v1s, All•n "••on. lylt Ttlbol. M•ry H~I ta Onee Upoft A a.nek m Mo.le TV WEEK APRIL 9. 1978 11:00 O H Mtjor Lea1u1 l u eball haml lo bt announced fJ 't 110 AIC WM•lfld s,.atl s.<1 s Summtr of lht Swans· (R) Hulhtr lollen Christopher l\ni1ht Belly Ann Can f'mc•lla Mo111ll Dorer Oatman Eve Plumb star m U.. Patttm fD Ntwa -11 :30- 0 .. Stc1tb ff Isa D TW1hpt lOM m 11.ahYtllt M11sJc II> Tltt lo14 011tt APT•RNOON 12:00 0 ' ht Albtrt 9 OulclooU D l 1A Amtrlcan Bandlbnd 0 The Easl Sida llrds m This Wee• In Btttball fD The f rtndl Chef -12:30-u I Spa'9 AcKtrny 3 lopi< D Brt Valley ... l'eoplt 7 10 Olsto lO UJ Allrlf Hrtcllcoc• l'rtwftlJ m IAod Sq~ fD Crutlvt Strtdttry 1:00 U t Mr Mlpo O 3 Tourrurntnl ff Clt1rn~ Goll Thud round play hom lht l• Costa Country Club •n C.rlsbad C.I 1to1~ •• iO Anrr1111& M111111& m SOlll l 11111 fD Aluh 011; Ar111riu'1 r1p1 Olum~ lllt chaotic ru ltly resullrnr from tht 1 billion dollar Alaska P•Pthnt pro1ect 1s uamintd -1:30-u t CBS film ft.sllYll D An111J Baseball The Cahlorn11 Anatl~ ri thP Oakland As Ci) Al*t1 ' Co$tello IQ lr011sl4t Ci) Mu.it: "lb ind l'a llettlt al IM r1ir" (com) 52 Ma11om Main. Percy l\1tb11de Ell> Viet111m: l'k•lnl Up the l'iocts V1deot1p'5 ind mtmiews w1lh pto pit from Na<th and Soulh Vietnam 2:00 U l'llEMIUll Dtbut hlentecl youn2 mus1C11ns mike their 1etev1 sion debut perlormrnr lht works ot some ol tht world s 11ulut coml)01'rs D ·n falllllr tirdt cu, Tlllftlt Chm £wt Bllht Jun K1n1 llbrtrn1 Navratrtova Tracy Austin Wtndy I urnb11ll Kerry Rud Rosemary Casals are some ol lht ffOflltn com pehn1 1n tht stm1 finals from Su Pints f'lant1t1on at Hilton Hud lsl1nd. s c fJ '811MMtloNls Or11 11c1nc from (',a1nsv1lle flo11d1 '() Moirie: (tJ ''TM "'°"'" (drt) 71 Wilham Shalner 011ne Vin• m MIDltft 1111'*1Silllt rsa History ff lil111c.o -2:30- 0 It T .. es All IU114S I f I Mtnr Griffin <IOI Tour111mtnt ot Cti.111plefta Wt fL) Tiit Mlpillct11t Mftiltlltt "The Round lhe WMld Vichi Rice" 3:00 IJ ~IHllSI Sports Lestnth ClJ llovit: lC' "017 of IM Tnlflft" (S(I 11) '63 Ho•11d Kttl QJ llotif: "lhitkll~'s Tt11 Honty _,_. .. (fllYl) '60 G'°'I' Sanders Connne Calve! tnsnd Heiner Ql Tarw -3:30- 11 'T CIS s,.r11 Sp1<1m1l11 Coveraat of the USAC l ont St11 lOO ~ •tlh defend1n1 chtmo1on Johnn~ Rulhtrloid 1) tutured a s.t111dlr e Cl: Tht Prol1ut1n1I hwlm TCMtr Tht SIS.000 r,,, lints Open lrom Ille h11 Lanes in 81111more Maryland '11! Mewl•. ~1 "P'olnl llan•" (suso) 67 Lee Mmin D W.rtd tll111111io11tt11, Ttn11t1 D Tiit Allllrkln $tofy 4:00 a v,,, ••• to tllt lottOM ol tllt S.a Ci) ....._: "The West P'tlnl Sto<y'' (mus) '50-Jamts Caenev D1111s Oay fZll Uhno ConJOr11u111 -4:30-m Q111 P'asa, USA U P'tl1Glll1 fln111u 5:00 fJ Wrl4 World ol Anlmali Ill I.I SLar Tr .. D I AIC'S Wide World ti Spotts G Morit "The lllH• Of l04'r0" (IOv) •O lyrOllt PO*tr Linda Darnell Basil lbthboor JD' 3i""' CD IM11: "llo from Colorado" (wu) 48-Gltnn rord. W1ll1•tn Holden [Hen Dre• Cd111 8uch1nan al Coftw111tr S\rlll'tal lit fD Sl.t< S.U.r -5:30- • TIM 'ric• la •11111 .. Qll ""9 Im AIC Wide Wtrtd ot s,orts Q~ TurMboui OJ ~ T eclln,.ua of Skttdltnc RYaNING 8:00 ... CIJ ""9 Iii Movie: fC) (2111) "Jem l1111es" (dr1) ·39 ly1on' Powe1 Gl Mowlt; C"l (2111) "llood Alley" (adv) 5~ l 1urPn Baurr lohn W1ynt ® S!Mlo S.. fD Tiit Onsiuls QI lltry T11t1 llooft -6:30- fJ a 1..1 ""' (L AttlJetlc lollNtalllt D llary T Jttt lloou @QM hsa, USA m T11~ H1nd1CUll Alts"' In a ""t to F1be•W01ks, 1 le.hit arts cen1e1 women 1rtrsts demons111IP wt1v1n1 three d1mtn\1onal scuto tum 1n lht r011nd, rn1k1n1 ~per and dyt•ne tabocs Ct"' Lanae hosts ID fKt Ille , .... A Vottf'S P\pellnt 1:00 fJ KlllT lltwt Sped1I Born Ac11n" Reporter Pat 0 8111n look$ at the evanaeltal 1tv1val m th• u s and talks to ttlebntes ll'ho havt bean "born 1111n · (I)""" ., f 1111111 f1114 • [Jwrtllttl la ~ ••• (I) On Ille ..... U ~ City Rt'IUt ® Wolf1llM ~ Show CD 8 u.,tMe Well S-.. • ~" fil!lttr 8 011t1 u,_ A Cb• ED~l-atrt m ... o. Mt1a ® Aust)ll City IJtnJb -7:30- fJ US.000 Pyramid I Mtftl. \Z U I• Smdl Of ... D s,.d.al l1ht!Oll Barbara rel don hosts and reporu on lht mystery of lht Btrmuda Tuanre1 a 11dt 1n a mini 111nd pm 11~ c1r, how SH hons are sa•1n1 the country m11lt0ns of donm and a muhnr with two hit sinaen Seals and Cioh \.I' ·-·· P'eoplt D Th• war It "" 'Ial Tlllt't HotlywoN (8) Uwtll Thoinu R1mtmlle11 fZ3 flit Two R01111tt 8:00 U IJ ) The lttf11111111 "lht Cos tume Part( <Rl Ceorae's cfean1na business may ~cleaned up !Of aood when he resorts lo play1na 1 dirty l11r k 1n Ofdtr lo secure lhf b11s1ntS$ of • tarae costume company G ~ S1£CIAl TIM W "°91 Spe t11f (90) Bob Hope returns lo the road f()( lht5 •antly special which •U taped du11n1 a perlormance in Perth Avslraha one ol the stops on his recent ZI day lour of lhe Px1l1c fo1n1n1 Bob art Barblfa £den. flor enct Htnderson Chuo and Ille Aus lrahan entertainer Kamahl D Mo.ti. (2'tf) "Un• P'kihc" (wts) 39-Barbatl Stanwy<k lOfl lilcCna D I]) t§i Hardy Sopl llancr 01ft llyue1la "The Cttahnts Who Came on Sunday· (R) Fran~ ind Joe help a lroubled youna lad'; whose floyf11end 01sappe1rs. and their 1n •estieahon lead\ them to an old m11."S1lt silt 1nhab1led by mysterious peoplr CiJ Mo.It; 1CJ (90) ''Who Slew Aontlt Roo?" (susp) '72-Shelley W1ntm, Mark Leste1, Cloe Franks. R•lph Rl(h11dson. Lionel Jeffries m S'fCIAl Tiit Miss C.llfornia In· t111111ioMI Beawt) P'a&••nl (2hr) Dennis James and Maureen Rearan !lost the 201h Annual Mrss Calif01n1a Pa1unt ltve lrom Ma(IC Mountain fOfty two Reeional Beauty Queen ti thsts throurhoul Cihf0fn11 compete IOI thr lille The w1noer rt11ns tor Ont ye11 1nd then aoes on 10 lht lnlem1tion1I Beauty P11eanl COlll ptlll1on 111 lolyo. Japan m .... (Zllr) "111111111 ltflllacl" (dra) '36 Belle Davis Humphre1 Bo1111 ~ OM fri•Ms. "" f ""41 fli) Mtt1t: "Tiit l'art Hell of SlTri111111's~ (com) lo'ttt Grrnltll Cec:1l 1'11•e1 .,If) ..... -1:30-u NEW COMEDY Hffi • TED llNIGtiT SHOWI f) <D Th Tt4 bi1llt Shn T urntd down by Mc 0111111\ Wlltn &!It ash lat • raise. Cru1ella roes to WOik IOI htS 11vtl, the slury M1 Ace Cauest Art Metrano), wllo 1tnds h•r out on a street t01n11 and lands ht1 111 dup trouble fl) Kijo llo licafttt (81 f11rlda11 Gold 9:00 fJ t t 4not!l.1 Day · Room 101 Ort MOft" C1nnf doun 1 quilt •now M• to 1111\dle her lam11y •hen llley dt code to vote on her hav1n1 1nolht1 baby-and she hn NO volt' B ']) JJ Low S..t (R) lht Un dersludy, · slamn1 JoAMt Ham~ Mart1td S1111lu star11n1 Slot 411tn and Polly 8er1en lost and r ouno stamna S,,ncl'f Duncan 'lt ll1lt.ft1I G10111pluc s,ectal louinty to the Oultt L1m1h H 11.uttrp!tel Thu111 -9:30- 0 .I llalldt In part two 111 t th1tt part ep1me Maude mourns lhe mov1n1 of htr deaftst l11end1 lht Har1n011s until the death ol someone close hn a d•uh< effect on htr mood and her hit II (8) t.lumbo: How To 1>111 A Mur4er Peter f1I•. TrK•a O'Nt1ll Krm Caltrall Joel f 1b11n1 Nicol W1ll1amson A behavioral psyrhol oc1s1 plots the murder ot a colluvut and t11end by employ1ne the theory of cond11ioned ruPOnse, and l•O loveable Doberman p1nschers (jJ .,. (CJ (90) "Count '°'"· Vamplrt" (hOf) 70 Rober1 Ouarr~ iO:OO u IJ Kota• (R) A rookie tOP 141d oft lrom the fOfte finds h1mnll with two )Obs a sick wife and loin sh11~ IJfOblems mak1n1 him wsi:tpltble to • b11bt • :.J ll11J C1h111111 lntern1htnal Buuty 1'11t1nt IJ !fl f'111tny llUlld lhe O•t• IM Hdl CIPtl Pool 'rou1 A Mov·• S111 four depresi.ion tri b1"k n>b bt" who w1nl to pull o>nt last iob and 1 ~rflly &111 w1lh up1111tons of bteom1nt 1 popular rncr11t st11 nt~ fulltllmtnl of theu drums m HEAPS OF HEE HEES • ON HEE HAW TONITE QJHte Hn Q} Co1111• (8) In l'trfor111111u at Woll Trap 'An ben1nc ol Blut1rus f1i) The P'rttontr tRl "'"'" an4 tllt P1thlhlrcll -10:30-ea Athlettt in Action 8uhtbtll AIMeles vs U"1v Nevada 11:00 ODDCJ)1101m >t lllW\ U Lowt Allltrican S tylt ClJ Tl111llstekm Ci) Monty P'ytllon's fly1n1 Cum IS Austin Cit# ll1111ts m Tiit Tw ltoll111t1 TV WEEk APRIL 9, 1978 -11:30- 0 Mo.it' tCi "M"'fllt J" ldra) '66 l4n1 I urn er Ricardo Mon l1lb1n Kt11 Dullu G ar Stt111dJ7 ll!pl Liq Actrm M11 r fllO* 1$ au•st hostt~ fJ ....... c "Tiit ... lou"te" (MP) 69 Ry1n D Nut l e11h hr lor 'l'cunr Van HrM1n ltt G11nl James Daty Rebell Wtbbe1 l lllow11 C. "f1t,.1llf' (com) 67 • Dd 'Ian Dy~t 811bl11 ftldon Dame (d1lh Evans John McG••" II> Mov11 "-"Scru111 1nd S<ru111 Ap111" (her) 10 Y1ncen1 Puce Ch11stopher l tt Peter Cush 1n1 lud1 Bloom f~ Movie C "HurrJ Sundo.n" (d•a) 61 Mtlhlfl C11nt tant Fonda m llo¥\t; "lo .. °' Not to .... (tom) 41 Jack Btnny Carole tom ba1d Robeit Stack F th~ Brnurt (I) Somttl11n1 Sptc11I m 91•0 ,.~, .. on tllt It~ 12:00 a llews/Mowit : "lltftproo" (adv) '~;> Richard Boonr Peter l awlOfd a r.rn,11t Zont -12:30-u ~ltf Supe1stars (DMow11 1:00 II Oon ltlll~1111'1 lloO ttftttrt Cut'U 1ncludt Stt11t Wondtr [lv•n B•)lllip lohn lravolla llutw1n lht Un~nown Comic ano lhf Y111a1e ld10h CiJ Tiit AdYtnlum -1:30-t RtlltdlOM D lllowtt "Tor,tdt la1" (ad•) 64 James Muon l1lh P~lmt1 m Mowtt ~Dellblt Ult" (dra) •I Ronald Colm1n S.1ne Hasse Cd mond D Brotn Shelley W1nlers 2:00 0 lloone: "llary of Scotland" ldll) 36 K1lha11ne Hepburn l"d"c March. lohn Carndine CiJ Mowit: ''Way to Ille Stirs" (d11) • 6 Michael Redamr., John Mills Roqmund John -3:30- 0 llOlltS: 'l ht 81 ~1n hi tr\ The Cto5by Cu'" CiJ Movie. "Snowbouftd" \0•4) '1 Roli.t•I Newton. 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