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Nin• mm llDd Uane .,_.ea will be ukecl.iMa --. t.o deliver a
verdict tD aA Orans• oaun;
t1 Superior
Court murder
trial tbat hat
captured {n.
temaUonal al·
tenllon. And one
tblns is cer.-
taln wben the .... ".,.. Jury enters Judge .James K.
Turner's courtroom for final
araumenta that will ens the trial.
ol Dr. Wllllam Baxter Wadd.lll ol
Ha~ Harbour.
Tbey will seek, at a Ume in the
trial wben it ls tho duty ot the
competent lawyer to. provide lt, ~larificaUon of the issues they
must resolve when they return
to the iUO' room to ponder their
verdict. '
Deputy District Attorney
Robert Chatterton will undoub-
tedly tell the panel that they
have only one Issue to resolve'.
Did Dr. Waddill s tran1le a
newbom baby to death ln 1917?
And ii that verdict is reached,
Chatterton will point out, it only
remains for the jury to define
SUNDAY
the level of the act of murder-
first degree, second degree or
manslaughter.
The hard-hitting prosecutor
feels he bas amply proved in
more than two months of trial
.his allegation that Waddill, 42,
strangled to death a baby that
had survived Jlis earlier attempt
to abort. the 18-year-old mother
by use of a saline injection.
He will remind the Jury of Dr.
Ronald Comelisen's tesUmony
to the effect that Waddill pre-
dieted while be was lhrotWo&
t)).e baby that 11 lt was allowed to li~e It would be Utile more than
a human veeetable. Cornelisen, an Orange
pediatrician who was summoned
to the hospital nursery by Wad·
dill, told the Jury that Waddill.
ignored his pleas to leave
baby alone ~d talked wbUe he
was choking the child of other
ways In which it could be
eliminated. Tbe witness claimed Waddill
talked ol drowning the chlld in a
bucket of water or. in the nunery
sink, i.nj~g a chemical into
its body or injecUng it with ln·
sulln. · •
CorneUse.n rec el ved some
tJ)ugh handling from defense
liwyers who returned U".\\e and
time again to Corneh&en's
failure to physically prevent
what He believed to be an act of
murder.
"I was scared," Cornelisen
admitted. "I didn't lik~ the
whole scene. I was nauseated."
Defense attorneys Malbour
Watson and Charles Weedman
are sure to pass on to the jury at
,
this vital at.age ot the trial •
frequently expressed views
tbero ls tocnetJUng Wll&Ulf
tory about Oomellten'• fall
to ex.erc1M an emoUon that -sup~ed to come more readUY
to the doctor than to any
·human bepg-the lnaUn
save Uft. •
And the jury will be remind
by lbe defense that Cornellseq
the prosecution's only eye wt
nus to what Chatterton clal ·
ls an act of murder.
Both Weedman and Wat.so
have repeatedly pointed out tha
if W addlll had Intended to kill·
(See BABY• Page A.2)
VOL. 71 , NO. 106, 7 SECTIONS, 11 0.J>AGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA SUNDAY, APRIL 16, 1978
Tr-am
AhductOr
Slain
In Sie,ge
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. CAP>
-An unemployed Springfield I man who abducted a young girl,
killed her step-father and
wounded a police officer died
Saturday night of gunshot
wounds, Police saJd.
p9Uce said they did not know
whether Joseph P. Deso, 51, who
died after a shootout with police
at his home, was killed by his
• own bulle&a or those of police.
Dno abcSucted and 9'ounded
Justina Kewes of Springfield's
Indian Orchard section and
drove to her house, where he .
fatally wounded her step-father,
47 -year ·old Donald Bedard,
police said.
Miss Hewes was r~rted in
t stable condition a•udlow l llospital.
I
Police said Deso. driving a car
with the wounded girl in the
fr6nt seat, pulled up next lo his
son, Joel, 14, shortly after 3 p.m.
The boy told police that his
father said, "I just shot Tina."
And Deso tlild his son he was
going to take his own life.
• Police said Deso then drove to
Miss Hewes' home, and began
calling for her step-father to
come out lo the car .
Bedard came to the front door,
but refused lo go further. Deso
then fired a .38-caliber revolver
through the open window of the
car, dealing aedard a fataj
wound in the chest, police said .
Deso drove several blocks to
his home, which his family had
fled moments befor'e. His son
Joel had called police and gone
lo a neighbor's house.
MAN DIES AFTER HOLDING POLICE AT BAY
Body Pulled From Fire Started by Tear Gas
t'"
Blind Bargain
NB Fireboat Sold
Without ever having laid eyes on the aging fireboat, a
San Jose man Saturday agreed to buy the once proud
Archibald J. Eley for $17,777.
That was fine wil.b Newport Beach yacht broker Rorer
Bloxham.
HE SAID THE NEXT highest bid on what was once
the pride of the Los Angeles Harbor fireboat fled was
$12,010.
Thal means Jack Brandt of San Jose could have bid
$S,766 less than his winning $17,777 offer and still laid
claim to the 1919·vintage fireboat. ·
According to Bloxham, Brandt wired in his winning
bid after reading or the Archibald J . Eley's pending auc-
tion sale In a national magazine.
BLOXHAM SAID BRANIYI' told him in a telephone
converuUon that he had been scouring boat yards looking
for a vesael he could convert to a cruiser for use during hi,s
retirement years.
AppUJntly the Archibald J. Eley filled the "sight
unseen" Mil.
"Brandt will be down (to Newport Beach) Wednesday
to look at lbe boat. And if it's all I've said it Is, he'll close
the deal then," Bloxham said.
THE SAN JOSE MAN was one or five bidden to make
offers on the aged fireboat owned by industrialist John
Rau.
At one time, Rau planned lo restore \he Archibald J .
Eley totlsformer glory.
Bau reportedly abandoned the. ptoJect alter the boat
1 sank at Its Newport Beach dock last"}'ear and after learn-
inl that is impoulble to obtain tbe custom fitUngs that
adorned the 65-foot ve.asel originally. _____ ____....
CM Beauty
Runnerup
In Pageant
Michelle Pfeiffer, 20, of Costa
Mesa, was named one of nine
runnersup in the California
Beauty Pageant Saturday in
Valencia. The pageant was won
by Miss Los Angeles, Anna
Maria Rapagna, 21, of Burbank.
Miss Premer holds the title or
Miss Orange County.
Miss Rapagna, a 5-fool-9
brunette, will r e present
California in the international
beauty pageant in Tokyo in Oc-·
tober .
The pageant was held at
Magic Mountain.
The other runners-up:
M lss Hollywood, Darine
Klega, 21 ; Miss Los Angeles
County, Lisa Ben~on, 22, or
Sepulveda ; Miss Woodland
Hills, Joan Palla, 18; Miss San
Diego Colipty, Rita Garcia, 20,
or San Diego; Miss Butte Coun·
ty, Katherine MU es, 19, or
Paradise; Miss San Gabriel
County, Jacqueline Haney, 19, or
Whfttter, Mbs San Peeando
Valley, Beth Schaffel, 19, of
Woodland Hills, and Mlss West
Hollywood, KimberlY Hodae, 20.
.,
es, 3 ille
30 Injured at Squaw
SQUAW VALLEY (AP) -At
least three persons were killed
and as many as 30 injured Satur·
day -some apparently serious·
ly -in a tramway accident at
Squaw Valley Ski Resort, Placer
County Sherirrs Capt. Max Ben-
nett said.
One of two hµge cable cars
plunged at least 30 feet after
either slipping oCf the cable or
the cable broke, Bennett s aid. A
second car j§tmmed further
down the mountainside, sang.
ling some 800 feet above the
ground, he aatd.
About 4() persons were in the
re.d car when it fell , Bennet said.
All of the injuries occurred in
that car, he said. Some persons
a.,parently were thrown from
the car when lt fell, he said.
Another 60 persons were in the
green car which was stranded
between two towers on the slope,
"There are terrible weather
conditions, it's dark and com·
munications are difficult out
there under the best condJtions,"
he said.
Heavy snow was falling and
high winds hampered res<;ue ef-
forts, Bennett said. ·
Search and rescue teams, ski
patrols and fire department
crews were sent oh·. skis and
sno·wmobiles to help evacuate
i\:>assengers. according to Bill
Boardman, dire.ctor of the.
Squaw Valley Ski Corp.
"We don't know what cvised
it," Boardman·said ... It's never
happened here before."
Boardman said the car which
fell did not touch the ci-ound.
One cable apparently looped
over and bit the car u it fell,
c a u s i n g s o m e ~.a m age ,
Boardman said.
said . P ersons evacuated from'
the cars were being taken to a
doctor's offi ce for examination,
he said.
Boardman said "It was p~ty
snowy with gusty winds up to 40
miles an hour'' at the time o{ the
accident. He did not believe the
winds on the mountain were a
f~ctor in the accident.
"We have rµn the trams in a
lo' higher winds," he said.
'Accidents -· · -.,..
Blamed on .... ~
Wetness
Bennett said. • "We're down to about eight
people in the red car and 20 in
the green one," Bennett said
late Saturday.
A Squaw. Valley Fire Depart-
m ent spokesman said it was "mass confusion and nobody Rain slick streets and, in one
knows what's going on." case alcohol, were blamed for
Rescue workers were trying to ~hree Orange County traffic ac·
cut. a road to the site, Boardman • cidents that resulted in injuries to~ persons Saturday.
Italy Train Crllsh ·
Leaves 41 . Dead ·
BOLOGNA, Italy CAP) -A
Venice·Rome express t~aln and
another packed passenger train
collided head-on in a .rainstorm
Saturday and police reported 41
persons were killed.
They sai~ 120 vi ctims were
taken lo hospitals, many in
serious condition.
Rescue workers dug through
the twisted wreckage in knee·
deep mud to recover the bodies.
Authorities said the early·
arternoon collision 19 miles
SO\jth of this central Italian city
a pparently occurred when a
northbound train left its tracks
and was hit by the southbound
Rome e xpress, which was
traveling an estimated 66 mph.
The tracks were said to have
been loosened by the heavy
rains.
At first it was reported that
the express jumped its tracks ·
an_d.._smashed onto the other
train, which was headed to
Milan from the southern city of
Bari.
The diner and another car of
the Rome-bound train -the
Brea Police
Probe Death
"Arrow ot the Laguna" -fell 90
feet from the tracks down an
embankment. The windows
were smashed and the car
bodies bent.
"I felt a sudden impact and all
the plates flew on me," said
Marino Massarotti, 40, a doctor
who was in the dining car. "The
car fell into a ditch. We crawled
th rough the mud aJ)d got out
from a window."
The dining car was full when
the trains smashed together.
"There was a tremendot1s
crash and the next thing I knew
1 was jn the mud," said Luigi.
Bonfante, a passenger on the
Venice-Rome train.
Many survivors walked to a
nearby s uperhighway to fl ag
down passing cars.
Claudio Zocca, a 24-year-old
ambulance driver, arrived early
at the scene. He said rescue
workers fought the ir way
through mud to pull bodies from
the toppled cars.
The train from Bari, on the
Adriatic Sea, us ually moves
north along the coast past An·
cona and turns inland to travel
northwest through Bologna to
Milan. But because of a bridge
collapse on the Adriatic Une, the
result of nearly two weeks or
rain, the ill-fated train was rout·
ed through Florenee and then
north toward Bologna.
II was on th~ Ortega Highway
about three miles east of San
Juan Gapistrano that alcohol
was blamed for a hea&-on crash
in which four men were injured.
According to a Californi~
Highway Patrol report, the col·
lis ion occurred shortly before 4
p.m. when a westbound ~uto
crossed over the center line and
s mashed head-on into an east·
bound car. Seriously injured in the acd-
denl on Ortega Highway's San
Juan Creek Bridge was Estaban
Balles, 25, of 121 Avenida del Po·
niente, San Clemente.
Reported less seriously hurt
were Martin Uribi, 26, and
Raymond Uribi, 21, both of 122
Pelallo St.., San Clemente and
Joe Thomas Huffman, 44, or 1010
Washburn St.. Corona.
The CIIP report said it was
Huffman's auto that crossed
over the center line and crashed
into the auto driven by the older
Uri bi.
Huffman was cited for felony
drunk driving, according to the
report. The four injured men
were taken to Mission Comrnuni·
ty Hospital.
On Irvine Boulevard near
Sand Canyon Road two 12·year·
old girls received minor injuri~
when an auto went out or control"
on the rain-slick road and' col·
llded with a car traveling in the
opposite direction. By the lime rescue workers
removed the injured victims
from the two wrecked autos,
there were six persons headed to
nearby hospitals, the CHP re·
ported.
Said lo have received major
(See SLICK, Page A2)
Brea police said they are in·
vestigatlng the death of an
elderly woman whose body was
found In.side her small apart-
ment by her daughter late Satur·
day aftemoon.
«•N TllE INSIDI(
TUBE TUCKERED OUT? -
Read bow to avoid repair ripoffs
and how to save a rew dollars by
·making the simpler repairs
yourself. Page C1.
For now, they are listing the
cau5e of Stella Katherine
Coleman's death as unknown,
police said.
Without elaboratin1, they In-LOOKING GOOD -That
dlcated the 73·year-old woman's describes both the appearance
death ln Apartment A at 418 E. 9£ and outlook for graduates or
Imperial Highway was under an Orange Coast business col-
"susplclous circumstances." lege that's trying to keep up with
Polloe said the woman's body local demand for quality
was found at 3:40 p.m. when her employees. Page BS.
dau1hter, Vlr&lnla Carroll, ol Fullert.on. went to tho apart-'~ NETWORKS BYPASSED -
ment. Opentlon Prime Time develops
big-budget syndicated projects
for prime time television.
bypassing the usual network out.
lets. Page CS.
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Slaying the Dragon
The brave knight, Jason Griffilhs of Shadowhurst van-
quishes a ''terrible" dragon as part of an exhibition by
the Society for Creative Anachronism at UC Irvine Satur-
day. The lrnighl was actually filch a rd .!li:iffilh.s.. oL~
Anseles and the dragon was played by Carolyn Trimain
of Santa Ana The staging was part of Wayzgoose, UCI's
annual Open House. Lady Trey of \Voodlyn, 5, below,
keeps her full medieval regalia dry by coloring inside a
tent. Iler real name: Trey Hendrick of Long Beach whose
parents were outside jousting.
Two Hurt a t Dana Point
i Hoiueboat Wrecked
• ·Two men were injured Satur·
day afternoon when a disabled
' houseboat was pitched onto a
rock jetty al Dana Point Harbor
' by heavy seas.
A SheriH's Department
spokesman s aid Ray Morefield.
40, o' Capistrano Beach, and
Wayne Lowry, 38, of Dana Point,
were taken to San Clemente
' General Hospital after beihg
" pulled to safety by resc:ue boats.
: ·Both m en reportedly were
treated for broken ankles and
. released from the hospital later
in the day.
Morefield'St.. $25,000 houseboat
was branded a total loss,
however.
The sheriffs spokesman said
the houseboat became a victim
of the turbulant sea when its
motor conk.ed out and its
operators were powerless to stop
the craft from being dashed onto
the rocks.
The spokesman also said one
of the men aboard the stricken
houseboat was taken to safely
by a tugboat working in the area
while the second man was
brought to shore and medical
treatment aboard a Harbor
Patrol boat.
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Railllnterrupts Traffic
Rain Ula& belU pelUJ>f the
Oraa1• ODut urty Saturday II·
tertfoon by nlehttall had forced
the cloelnc of Lacuna C~on
Road and renewed noodlJ('g of
hiebwaya north ol the San Dleao
Freeway ln Irvine.
When the rain began tapering
off shortly before tnidnlght,
though, a.U roads bad been re·
opened. By then, )lowever, Southern
California's seasonal rainfall
had climbed to lls third blghest
level ever as the National
Weather Service set the area
average rainfall throughout the
area for the 1977-78 season al
32. 78 inches.
With 2 14 months remainin& in
the '77-78 season, it may be that
the 1889·90 seaaQn of 34.84 inches
will be eeUpaed. .
But t.be all-ti ml high in
Southern California rainfall of
38.18 inches set in the 1883-84
season may remain un-
challenaed.
ln comparison with t h is
seuon'a 32.76 lncbes of rain, the
normal seasonal rainfall In
Southem California ta 13.32 ln·
ches.
Last year, the best the
measuring instruments could re·
glster for the '76-77 Juty.
through-June season was a
drought· like 9.28 inches of rain.
The storm that drove into
Southern California early Satur·
day afternoon had dropped less
than an inch of rain on most
Orange County locations by
midnight.
National Weather Se rvice
spokesman 1ald ahowen may
conUnue throuall tb.11 ~ming
but predicted tliat skies wlll be
clearing by evenlnJ.
That prediction was good news
for those who travel throueh
Laguna Canyon where already
rain-saturated ground refused to
accept any more water Satur·
day.
Consequently, a Laguna
Beach police spokesman said,
the haaty water runoff.
tbrouebout the canyon caused
almost instant Oood condiUons
that forced closing of the canyon
road.
It was a similar story In ll"Vlne
where police Saturday ni1ht
closed Jelfrey Road from the
San Diego Freeway north to
Barranca Parkway.
Also closed temporarily wp
Barranca Road from JeCfrey
Road to S&Dd Canyon.
There were no reporta. of
damaee from neighboring Los
Angeles County where Malibu
Beach and canyon area real·
dents have been bard hit by the
near record seties of 1977-18
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ACCIDENT ON IRVINE BOULEVARD NEAR SANO CANYON IN\IURED SIX
'Holocaitst' Healing F ro•PageAl
SLICK •••
By GEORGE W. CORNELL u 11e11..,. Writer
NEW YORK -The event -
the monstrous horror of it once
it registered on a shamed world
-has gnawed at human cons-
c i enc cs ever since. The
"holocaust" shook the basis for
civilization itself.
Oul of one of the most educa·
tionally advanced, highly in-
dustrialized, culturally ric h
societies on earth "had become
an officially condoned,
system'atic hell -Hitler's "final
solution" -the worst orgy of
a ss murder in history.
that the payoff of pro-
gre ? What use civilization if
·n c reased knowledge and
ience bring such unprecfK!ent·
e barbarity? Why did a mostly
C ristian population submit to
il. Why did God? Can you still
have "faith in humanity" after
Auschwitz?
These are some of the ques-
tions that have festered through
the years about the Nazi
slaughter or 6 million J ewish
men, women and ,children
F ro. Page Al
BABY •••
the bab,y he would hardly have
s ummoned Cornelisen to the
hos pital to be a witness to the
killing.
JI ospi tal pers9n1u~l have
testified that Waddill ordered
them out of the nursery when he
arrived al the hospital while
they were battling to aid the ail·
mg infant.
Chatterton claims that Wad-
di 11 's· rtfove was designed to
ensure that he had no witnesses
to an ·act of murder otMr than
Cornelisen. ·
In any event, defense lawyers
will argue, there has never been
any case to answer because
Waddill was checking a dead
baby in the crib when Cornelisen
arrived.
Waddill told the jury that what
-nurses thought was labored
breathjng and a faint heart beat
in the chest of the baby girl were
actually signs of death from an
expiring fetus and not indica-
tions or Ufe.
W addHl testified that he had
never known an infant to survive
a s aline abortion and fie didn't
believe that a fetus could, And
even if it did, he said, it would
be nothing more than a brain
damaged vegetable for
whatever life s pan was left to it.
That testimony was contested
by prosecution witndses who
told the jury that saline sur-
. vi vors are b~ no meaDsunknown.
To prove the point, Chatterton
brought two such babies into the
courtroom. Both they and their
mothers were given pseudonyms
for protection.
They were identified as "Miss
Hobbs" and "'Margot Hobbs"
and "Miss M.F." and her baby
"Tiffany".
Subsequent testimony ap-
peared to indicate that Margot
has suffered slight brain
damage and arrested develop..
ment while the impact on Tif·
!any obviously was more severe.
But the defense could not ob·
taln the testimony It wanted at
that stage of the trial: that both
babies were retarded because
they had been affected by the
saline which once surrounded
them in the womb.
It seems certain that both
Chatterton and the def en&G will
between t939 and ·1945, tt\augh and Orthodox denominations,
inclinations sometimes are to are urging their people to con-
forget, to avoid it. front the message.
It's hard even to talk about ra· It should "sens! a shiver of
tionally, ·says philosopher conscience through viewers."
George Steiner. It "lies outside s a ys Archbishop Torkom
speech as it lies outside reason." Manoogian of the Armenian
But it's due to be widely Church in America. It can do
talked about in hundreds of much toward "sensitizing
churc h es, sc h oo l s and mankind to rampant in -
synagogues as the result of a humanity."
pow e rf u I dram a ti z a lion. An estimated 10 million study
"Holocaust," over the NBC guides have been distributed by
television network. various reltgto'Us, educational
<Channel 4: today. 8 to 11 and cultural g_roups for use in
p.m .; Monday and Tuesday, 9 to conjunction wt1h the series by
11, and Wednesday, 8:30 lo 11.) schools and congregations.
It is "bitter medicine", says It "offers u s as Chris · the Rev. Dr. J ohn H. McCombe, dean of Hendricks Chapel at lia~s a!' opportunity for an ~"°
Syracuse University and one of ammatton o( conscience, leading
many r e ligious leaders who us to look more closel,Y at th~
have previewed the 9'f.z-hour tP1.,,C.rY. .con~ep~ of o~r ~u~tur~.:
series. "But it is a medicine that c i villzah~n ~nd. rehg1on.
heals, .. he said. say\ a gwde d~stnbuted by the
Leade r s of ma jor re · Nat1onalCounc1l.
ligious groups, Jewis h and M any churches and
Christian. including the U.S. synagogues, in some cases joint·
Catholic Conference and the Na-ly. plan congregational viewing
tional Council of Churches in-sessions on large screens with
volving most larger Protestant discussions afterward.
injuries in lhe collision were
Corinth'a Smith, 12, of 12651
Elizebeth Way, Tustin, and
Shari Stoutenburg, 12, of 12661
Elizebeth Way.
The remaining four victims
were less seriously injured, the
CH P report said.
Jn Fullerton, police reported
thal three teen-age girls were
hospitaliied afler the car in
whi c h they w e re ridin g
hydroplaned across rain·
drenched Harbor Boulevard and
crashed into a utihty pole.
Plane Sought
CHATSWORTH <AP)
Sheriff's deputies were slogging
through mud Saturday night and
fending off buffeting winds in a
search for a Cessna 152' that dis·
appeared over the Santa Susana
Mountains during a training
flight.
·'The Burbank tower was in
\'Oice and radar contact with the
plane when it jus t went zip,
blank, disappeared," Sheriff's
Deputy Carl Riegert said.
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KEY FIGURES IN WAbDILL TRIAL THAT GOES TO J URY THIS WEEK
Charles Weedman, Ronald Cornellaen, WllHam Watfdlll, Robert Chatterton
ask the j(lry to ignore the issue
that, above all, has 'packed
Judge Turner's courtroom-he
had to change courtrooms three
times to accommodate an eager
public-and provoked furious
argument s outsi d e th e
courtroom.
For the trial has been eagerly
watched since its opening day by
members of right-to-life move·
men ts.
They are onlookers to whom
abortion Is anathema and who
have been visibly angered by the
displayed pictures of the al·
legedly murdered infant and
babies who have suffered brain
damage during abortion at·
.tempts.
Chatterton has already point-
ed out that Waddill is not ac·
cused by him of performing an
illegal abortion although the pro·
secutor feels that he did.
State law forbids the
performance of an abortion
beyond the Infant's second
lrlmeaur, the point at which the
fetus reaches a developmental
stage which is 20 weeks from the
point or conception.
A prosecution witness testified
that he thought the baby was 31
weeks along. Waddill said he
believed his patient was 22
weeks preanant when she asked
him to perform the abortion in
late February, 1977.
She claims in another civil ac-
tion that had she known that she
was so far advanced in her pre-
~nancy she would never have
agreed to the abortion. .. Chatterton ls certain to argue
that none of lhat is relevant to his
ca SP
He has repeatedly condemned
wha t he describes as defense
maneuvers designed to distract
the jury's attention at delibera·
tion from the key issue in the
trial:
Did Dr. Waddill choke the life
out or a baby girl after he
realized that his attempt to abort
the motherhadfajled? •
Chatterton will ask the jury to
ignore testimony related to what
defense lawyers describe as in·
fant "monsters'' who survived
saline abortions.
And Chatterton will as k the
jury to ignore the <fefense argu-
ment that Ca lifornia'•
Therapeutic. Abortion Acl is a
leaky ship at hest an4..haj nevec
been a ccrtak guide fOfOoctors
faced with the moral issue or
abortion and the legal issue of
whet.her lhe abortion they
perform is law(ul.
Chatterton believes that the
law Is clear. Ile believes that.
Waddill took a human life on
March 2, im and that the physt.
ciao must now pay the penalty
!or that act of homicide.
And Chatterton will undoub-•
tedly remJnd the Jury of the cor-
oner's verdict after he conduct·
ed an autopsy on the body of the
baby girl: "The.victim died as a
result of manual strangulation."
But the bruises that the cor-
oner saw around the neck of a
dead baby were bruises that can
easily be inflicted on an infant
who has been subjected to salif'\q,
poisoning , the defe nse will
reason.
Waddill's lawyers will urge
the jury to recognize that there
is no real proof beyond the
testimony of mistaken nurses
and Cornelisen, that the baby
never knew life in any mean·
ingful Corm.
Chatterton will get a second
crack al the jury before they re-
tire to deliberate.
I-ie will undoubtedly say, in er.
feet : "Cast the red herrings
aside. GQ to the jury room and
decide whether an acl of murder
was commited on a human be·
ing. And then decide what the
level of that verdict must be."
A doctor bas been tried for
murder I n Orange County
Superior Court.
But the specter of abortion has
never. been absent from the
.courtroom. And the ultimate
verdict, be it guilty or innocenl.
is sure to rouse those who op·
pose the ending o( life in the
womb to even greater activity.
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FIREMAN EXTINGUISHES EMBERS IN MESA APARTMENT
Mesa Trio Escapes
Apartment Blaze
A Costa Mesa mother, child
and visitor escaped their apart·
ment in the nick of time Satur·
day before a pre·dawn blaze
gutted the place and caused
$25,000 damage.
Marsha Monti I, 29. or 740
Shalimar Drive, reported the
fire at 2 :06 a .m . She had
awakened to a houseful of s moke
but managed to fl ee with the
youngsters through. a window:
BataJlion Chief Ed Lewis said
a smoldering cigarette in a sofa
started the flames which "would
have involved another building
in five minutes "
It look firemen 50 m inutes to
control lhe fire. 11\n upper apart·
menl also was damaged. No one
was injurc.-d
By STEVE MITCHELL
OIU.DellYPt ... MMf
The whole project wu 1up-
po1ed to be finished lut Dec. 16,
but atorms and heavy aurf have
put completlon of t he Aliso
Beach wastewater outfall
months behind ac~ule.
"We'll have it wrapped up by
J u ne."'. predicts Jack T .
Pawlitschek, resident entlneer
()f tb~$4.8 million Allao Water
Management Agency (AWMA>
outfall project in South IA1una.
And that's with a crew or -25
hardhats working 16 hours a day
now, laying pipe 3,500 feet off
the white sand beach at Aliso.
When the 8,500·foot ouUall is
completed, and when the 1,000·
foot long crude trestle adjacent
to Aliso pier is finally dismantled,
you won't even be able to tell
anyone was there. AWMA of
flclals claim.
That is going to be a dlsap·
pointment to some South Coast
beach residents who have been
sitting on their porches watching
the pipeline project ever slnce
the first piling V(as pounded into
the surfline 13 months ago. ~:
"Some people in the <Treasure
Island) trailer park say they've
really enjoyed watching the
lights and activity on the ship at
night," said AWMA general
manager Jack Foley.
They're so enthusiastic, in
fact, that one pipeline proponent
dropped off a large chocolate
rum. cake for the crew at the
contractor's trailer. The yellow
and white trailer ls the on·site
headquarters for the construe·
tion contractors.
But most of the Peter Kiewit
Sons' Co. ·construction crew is
now working aboard the liberty
ship Davy Crockett, abOut 3,500
reel ofrshore.
The crew aboard the Crockett
has been laying pipe ever since
Tax Time's About · Up
3 Million Llut,..minute Retunu Expected ..
FRESNO <AP> -It figures lo
be a long, hard day for many
California taxpayers as they
struggle lo complete income lax
forms and get them mailed.
The Internal Revenue Service
expects to receive about three
million returns at its regional of·
fice here during the nexl week
from taxpayers who waited until
the last m inute The stale
Franc hise T ax Board 1n
Sacramento expects lo get 2 5
million returns
The deadline is Monday night.
giving taxpayers a two.day
grace perio d bec aus e the
normal April 15 deadline was a
Rare Thanks
~stolRS
PHILADELPIIlA CA P >
-The Internal Revenue
Service has been given a
rare t hank you -from the
Procrastinators Club
The locally based club,
with 3.300 members na
t io n w 1de who prid e
.the m sel ves on,...putting
things off until lbmorrow
or the day arter, 1s happy
about the dea dline ex·
tension fo r rihng federal
and P e nn sy lv a n i a
personal income tax re
turns.
The deaghne has been
extended to midnight Mon·
day because the us ual
April 15 deadline fell on a
Saturday this year.
Les Waas, club presi·
dent. s aid me mbers
many or wh<>m true·lo·
form have yet to rile re·
turns -were going to be
too busy to get forms in
the mail by Monday. They
are preparing to celebrate
Halloween. Waas said.
Ford Pays
Wife Visit
L OS ANGELE S <AP >
Former President Gerald Ford
visited h.ls wife, Betty, al the
Loni Beach Naval Hospital oo
Saturday and said her condition
was satisfactory.
"Belly has dealt with ad·
versiUes before and is handllna
thh altuatloo with the same
spirit and promise of auccessi"
Ford aald through a raml y
spoknwoman. Mn. Ford, admitted last Mon-
day to the hospital's alcohol and
drU& rehabilitation section. hu Iona autrered from a pinched
nerve in her neck and from
artbr1Us and bas been taklng
medlcatlcn for pa1D.
rt'on·business weekend day
Most taxpayers with refunds
coming filed earlier, leaving the
last·minute rush to people who
owe money
"The typical pattern is that re· •
fund returns come In elirly."
s a id George Nelson of the
Franchise Tax Board ''Returns
where they have nothing coming
or owe us something come in
toward lhe end or the season.··
Feder a l r e fund s have
averaged $557 and state refunds
$137 so Car thjs season.
More lhan two thirds of the
1977 returns already have been
received by both the IRS and the
stale
California and Hawaii lax·
payers \\1ll file a total or 9.8
million federal returns from this
year . re ported Rob Marion.
public information oCCicer.
"H we laid those returns end
Lo end, they would stretch out
about 1,700 miles, say from
Fresno to Minneapolis," be said.
The stale ·will receive about 9.2 million, Nelson said.
Marion offered this advice to
taxpayers: Use envelopes and
peel·off labels provided with the
return. check the return careful·
ly and make certain it is signed;
Include w.2 forms and any
necessary schedules.
"Finally. pl e a se write
legibly." Marion said. "It
doesn't do much good to get a te·
turn If we can't read It."
State returns differ somewhat
from l}le fedetal, such as a
seemingly minor difference in
the way W-2 forms are to be
attached.
The IRS wants W·2s attached
horizontally on the front page of
tbe return, but the state wants
W 2s attached verticall y
Prof Poisons Wife
With Berry Jelly
ULM . West Germany CAP) -
A chemistry teacher has been
sentenced lo hfc in prison ror
trying to kill his wife by putting
a cancer·causing subs lance in her
blackberry jelly and other food.
Siegfried Ruopp, 49, whose
wife is hos pitalized with incura·
ble cancer of the liver, was
round guilty Thursday on
charges that he tried to murder .
her with a chemical comP<>und
cons idered so dangerous that the
court ordered witnesses to refer
to it only by the code name "N".
Experts testified that the "N"
compound found in food eaten by
Ruopp's 45·year·old wife ,
Ingeborg, leaves no trace in the
vlctims's body after a few hours,
making 1t difficult to prove an
unnatural cause for the cancer it
induces.
Presiding Judge Heinz Fis·
cher said he reared this could
encourage other criminals to use
lhe s ubstance if its trade name
be('ame wtdely known through
newspaper reports.
Ruopp, a chemistry teacher al
an Ulm grammar school, had
claimed he used the "N" com·
pound only once, when. he mixed
It into a blackber ry jelly he gave
his wlfe to eat when she was
already hospitalized with liver
cancer ln April 1.9T7.
The poisoning came to light
when tbe substance was detect·
ed in the jelly.
Ruopp testified he acted in a
sudden race whel'l he discovered
that bJs wlfe had been unfaithful
to him several years previously.
He claimed.be did.not know bow
duceroua the compound wu
and merely wanted to give her a
"stomach ache."
But the court ruled that he ad·
ministered the pOisoA -0n several
previous occasions after order·
ing s upplies for his school
laboratory three times and that
there was firm evidence be
knew its effects.
Fischer said an affair Ruopp
started with a 26·year·old
woman early in 1977 may have
provided an additional.motive.
Ruopp's lawyer said he would
appeal the attempted murder
<!onviclion.
H e aring Set
On Narcoti~
Making~{P
A pre liminary "he aring is
scheduled May 19 in Harbor
Municipal Court to determine
whether a UC Irvine graduate
chemistry student must stand
trial on a charge of manu.Cactu.r.
int metbamphetamines.
The drug la a atlmulut.
Roger Keister. 31, or 2033
Anaheim St., Costa Mesa, wu
arrested March 30 by Coata
Mesa and UCI pollce. He bas
pleaded Innocent ol the char1e,
and ls free on $10,000 ball.
Costa Mesa pOitce aaid
thousands of dollars of
laboratory equipment and
chemical• were aeized at
.J{ellter'a apa.rtmenL
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CREWMEN ABOARD THE DAVY CROCKETT HAVE THIS VIEW OF LAGUNA BEACH ..
the line reached the end of the
trestle: A second 125·ton crane,
mounted on the Crockett. now
lays the pipe, but the trestle
crane is still used to load equip·
ment aboard the project's shut·
lie tugboat.
The sea.going crew has been
slowly laying 24·foot long pipes
along the line. Pawlitschek says
the Cr~kett has been transfer·
ring six to 10 pipes a day from its
deck to the ocean floor, some 100
feet belowtheshlp's black hull.
But that's just an average.
Some days, .there are no pipes
•
going over the s1des of the 435·
foot long World War II troop car·
rier.
AW MA officials s ay heavy
rains cao s top work, storms
often close down operations, and
occasionally a barge full of pipe
does not arrive from LOf\8
Beach in tim~
The Crockett iS just one of a
notilla of sea vess.els wor king on
the pipeline project.
The busiest of the project's
peaceful armada Is tbe shut·
tie tugboat , which totes
• crewmen and supplies back and
forth between the trestle and the
Crock ell.
The tug is manned 24 hours a
day lo insure the Crockett does
not break loose from its six
anchors during storms. The
hberty ship bas long since been
gutted of its engines-and nearly
everything else of navigational
value.
"It's more like a glorified
barge," Pawlitschek said.
Tile powerless Crockett nearly
broke up in heavy surf 15 years
ago orr ~ngton Beach, ac.
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N,4(9 Maieo Bealtb and En· Tl-.Dlelll l)eputmeat bu COD•
flntled at leut 21 eua ot dead·
ly ! botulism food pol1oolo1 traced to a faabloAable
reetaurant ID tb1a community
near the Texas border.
Pederal and state officials
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source of tbe poisoning is
possibly a commercially sold
fQOd product, which could mean
others ln other parts or the
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atate'schiefhealthofficer.
&Jann said those stricken were
among 8>0 people who ate at the
sw,ank Colonial Park Country
Club Restaurant in Clovis.
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NORMAL. 111. (AP> -Strik·
lne firefighters in this central 11·
linois community. forsaking an
opportlmity to get out of jail, re-
je.c\ed a city contract proposal
Saturday.
What effects the 23·0 vote
would have could not be de·
termined immediately, though
city manager Dave Anderson
has said the firefighters might
be dismissed if their union re-
jected the city's "final offer."
Of11fn Clo•ftl
WASHINGTON (AP) -A
strike by 53 physicians serving
more than 100,000 health plan
{ IN SBOHI' )
patient.a in tbe nauoo•s eaPttal
and nelehboring communltes
forced the closing of clinics
Saturday for all but emergency
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PALERMO, Sicily CAP) -A
strong earthquake jolted Sicily
and sections or the southern Italian mainland early today
causing panic in a score of cities
and towns.
There were no reports of
serious injuries or major
damage.
Officials said the strongest
tremor lasted about 10 seconds
and measured seven on the 12· point Mercall scale. _
Thousands of persons fled into
the streets in Palermo, Catania
and Messina.
Mrs. Aweerfea
LAS VEGAS, Nev. CAP) -
Cindy Roberts, a mother of two
from Anchorage, Alaska, was
named Mrs. America on Satur-
day ln the nation's only beauty
pageant for manied woman.
Mrs. ·Roberts, 31, a photo·
grapher and model, beat out
contestants from the other 49
states and Puerto Rico in th6 na-
tionally televised contest at the
Las Vegas Hilton Hotel.
ROME (.AP) -kidnapped
former Premlet' Aldo Moro bas
been found guilty of crlm•
against the people by a
••people's court .. and Hnteneed
to death. a communique algned
by his Red Brigades captors
sald Saturday.
It gave no lndlcatJon when
Moro m!Pt be killed.
The message, dellvered ln
three Italian cities, aald Moro's
interrogation bad been complet·
ed and. .. There are no doubts,
Aldo Moro is g uilty and
therefore is sentenced to die."
EXPERTS said the message
appeared to have been written
with the same kind of typewriter
used by the ultra·leftiat kidnap-
pers in five previous communi-
ques made public since they
seized Moro on )larch 16 in a
Rome street ambush and killed
bis five bodyguards.
The communique wu re·
ceived in Rome, Turln and
Milan after telephone calls to
newspapers, the technique used
by the Red Brigades in dlatribul·
ing the previous announce·
men ts.
Moro is president of the r.ullng
Christian Democrat Party and
the communique called that par-
ty the ••guard dog of the
bourgeois, stale pillar of the
multinationals."
Previous communiques had
said the 6l-yeayold-Moro.wo11_ld
receive "prolefarian justice" for
Teen 'Giant' of Giants ' .
'Great Little Guy' Begins. Biggest Dream
(Matthew Johmon, on all-around boy who hap-
pened to be a dwarf, ~ in his bed laat iottk of a.
yet uncertain causes and was buried Saturday
morning. lfis father, James JohMon, a reporter
· for the Oklahoma City Times, reflects on Mat
thew's life among gianU.)
By JAMES JOHNSON ~CitwTl-
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP> w-Livlne
among giants ls a great adventure. But you
have to be game.
Matthew Johnson played the game bard
for 16 years. The adventure was worth it.
Giants don't think of themselves as
dl!nts. But when you're just 4 feet tall -if
you cheat a little -you see thi.ng.s which they
are unaware of. Here are some more otr
servaUons ;lbout giants.
Giants make good friends, even ii they're
height conscious. Matthew found that it you
act big, they usually accept you as one of
them.
If you love giants, they will love you.
THEY TAKE GIANT steps. At their
pace, you have to take three steps for two of
theirs, Matthew found. But it's wcy-th .Jl few
extra steps to keep up wlth a friend. ·
Matthew had a secret dream that one
day he, too, would be a giant.
Being a giant would have eased life last
winter ,when he pushed through hip-deep
snow to deliver his Oklahoma City Times
paper route while the giants-were trudging in
snow only up to their shins.
An ~vid sports ran, he didn't deliver that
first newspaper until he read the sports page.
When Johnny Bench stepped up to the
-plate for Cincinnati, Matthew dreamed that
one day be, too, would make that big swing
that would knock the winning homer while
the fans went wild in the stands. ,...
HIS DREAM VARIED according to
which sports season was in progress.
He agonized with Barry Switzer at the
Orange Bowl, thrilled with Kentucky cagers
and just knew that the sports fortunes of both
the University of Oklahoma and Northeast
High School would improve "next time."
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MATTHEW JOHNSON
·Being game takes heart, and a busy littJe
heart like Matthew's finally plays out.
In his own bed, surrounded by his
Harlem Globetrotters poster, a hockey stick
given him by a reporter friend. his ball bats
and a Johnny Bench decorative wall plate.,
Matthew was thinking of tomorrow as he
closed his eyes and began.his longest dream
in a place where size makes no difference.
As news of the unexpected loss was an·
nounced in rour schools and as the word
spread, Matthew's friends talked about their
"biggest fan" and "great little guy."
And they demonstrated eomethlng that ,
Matthew, happy in their company, never
realized.
Giants weep big tears.
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to4ay to handle the crowds. He reported lines of "solid
people" at the site on Saturday.
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Panama <AP) -Panamanian
cb!V ot government Gen. Omar
Torrijos said Saturday he hopes
••everything will wort out all
right" in the U.S. Senate to bbmt
the ·rorce ol reservations to tbe
Panama Canal treaties.
"It Ls Inconvenient to com-
ment now. We hope ~verytb.lng
wilt work out
all right,"
Torrijos said
during an out-
ing he ar-
·r•pged for
f4)reign re·
porters.
The key
Senate vote
on the second
treaty, which T01t1u.1Gt
would turn the canal over to
Panama by the year 2000, ls set
for Tuesday.
Torrijos and three dozen
representatives of foreign news
media new from Panama City to
the resort island of Conladora,
35 miles out in the Pacific
Ocean.
"This is a social day. Take it
e asy, boys. Let's go to the
beach," Torrijos said.
This island is where most of the negollalin"g was done
between Panama and the United
. States on the treaty.
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I _Plenty to Ponder
If Jarvis Baffles
It was that land of week.
A "2.~·year administrator m the Depar\ment of H~allh, F.ducation. and Welfare r eached the end o( his red
tipe rope. Strapped and harassed by bUTeaucratic re.
gUlatlons, Harry Caln found it 1mpossi~le to hire or fire
tbe people in his department.
So he look the only alternative. He fired himself.
And here in Orange County, Tax Collector Bob Citron
wound up and let fly at ?ropofiltion 13, charging that both
·socialism and anarchy will take over if the J arvls tax re-
form plan passes in June.
You might r emember that ex-Gov. Pal Brown
charged a couple of weekS-ago that if he were a com·
munist. he would vote for Proposition 13. Flattered that
· ~heir moribund organization was even mentioned, no
matter how remotely, the California Communist party
hastily announced that Brown was wrong, that the Jarvis
plan was a tool for giant corporations and should be de·
feated.
That, in turn, brought Howard Jarvis himself into the
act. J re denounced the Communists for opposing his
measure and said if they're against it, it must be good for
the people of California.
You have that straight, don't you? If Proposition l:!
passes, socialism and big business will be served and Pal
Brown and the communists will be out in the cold. Alld
anarchy will prevail.
Hardly lends anything to understanding tbis horribly
complex issue, does it?
Other observations of the week :
Celia's Sentences Just
No matter the extent of his wrongdoing, it was sad to
see the humbled and disgraced Dr. Louis Cella break
down in a San Diego courtroom as he received his second
s et of sentencing for his political wheeling-deaHng in
Orange County. The sentences 2·15 years on federal charges. 5
years on slate charges -appear JUSt and we hope Dr
Cella can return to a useful place in society. Through his
·profession, he has shown he has much to offer.
-D.on't Wear Out Jeans
The homosexual community at UC Irvine seems to
have been engaged in a smug joke in proclaiming last
F'riday as "If You're Gay Wear Jeans r;>a y."
Judging from our samples of campus atlire, this
woulp give the appearance that 90 percent of today's col-
.lege s tudents arc homosexual ~ fact that the UCI gays
obviously hqd not overlooked
Their s tyle of life 1s lheir o"n affair. or course. L:n
less it intr\¥tes into the rights or others. everyone can
·dance to whatever tune he chooses.
. Without Lakin~ the UCI incident too seriously.
however. we hope the homosexuals are not trying to take
over jeans as their exclusive property. They already took
the word "g~~ ... awa~· from the r<.'st of t he \\Orlc1
~Celebrities Revisited
Smiling through clenched teeth . perhaps. but two
· familiar faces and names are back with us in familiar
roles : ·
Farrah Fawcett-Majors will rejoin "Charlie·s
Angels" in six episodes next settson after a court argu.
ment over her contract.
And Roman Gabriel reJotns the Los Angeles Rams
q.uarter·backing corps after departing in a hail of
criticism al George Allen's management five years ago.
Happy to see you both back, (olks. no matter what the
··circumstances that brought your return.
Scholars Merit Salute
We're impressed who wouldn't be with any high
SfhOol senior who comes up a winner in the corporate·
'sponsored four-year l\lcrit Scholarship program.
To reach that list. they have to score in the top half ol
one percent of one million high school students in the na·
uon.
And seven of our local students did just that.
Congratulations a nd a respectful bow to:
~lie Canetti, Corona del Mar High School: James
• jiughes, El Toro Jli gh ; Joseph Mulligan. El Toro High;
Paul Nelson. Fountain Valley High ; Barbara P ape, Hunt·
inglon lle,H'h lligh: Randall Voigt, University High :
Lamartin<' :\lcGa"ock, Laguna Beach High.
• Op1n1ons expressed rn the space above are those of the Daily Pilot.
Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and
artists. Reader comment 1s invited. Address The Dally Pilot. P.O.
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Boyd I Migraines
By I... M. BOYD
Hallucinations sometimes
come just before a classic
migraine headache. Also, the
sufferer of same may see
spots and flashes. This
phenomenon is called the
pre·migraine aura . And
some scholars contend it was
during onesuch that Lewis
Carroll conceived the
Qtiaracters in "Alice in Won·
41!rland."
A Monluna Indian who
claims to know insists that
not even on" Jndion was
. , . ....
wounded or killed durinc
Custer's last stand at the bat·
tie of the Little Big Horn
Could lhat be true?
Maybe you didn 't know
that Shirley Temple Black as
a child star always went
before the cameras with ex·
actly 56 curls in her hair.
There ought to be an
apostrophe in PUces Peak.
but there isn't
{~ "What 's an 'ad·
mtn1!!lrative foxtrot'?"t(tl
A Two steps forward.
pause. one s'tep backward
Allhoui;h some gieted ex
t><'ulhtes master the tech·
nique in solo, it's usually
performed 11t best in commit· tee.
Q "What's •the fifth
quarter' of a beef?"
A. The hide, hooves and
tallow. A lot of amert
operators have started thelr tortunf'~ by dealing ln rln.b
quarters.
Q "Start Wllh one cent.
Doubl~ it daily for 30 daya
How much would you have at
Lhe end of U,. mooUl,..
A. ts• '10l..12. • -... -... .... .• ".tC1 ..... .... .... ~"~· ,. .
TRB From .w ashington
M '-'
Where Did We Get Off Track?
Where have they cone, the old
tralna, the 20th Century Limited,
the Lark, Lhe Chief, the Cannon
Boll Express!
They have gone and, instead
or them, we have crashes and
derailments, phosphorous
leakage here, tank-car explosion
there. bad couplings , brittle
wheels and worn-out roadbeds.
What happe9ed, who's a fault,
why don't we do something?
Maybe the story ls best told in
a couple or scenes from the
past; what happened ls pa~
the pageant of America. Begin
with a girl in pigtails and bare-
reet <wbo happens to be my
mother ). more than a century
ago, wailing at the new tracks of
South Lee, N.H., for what ls gO. 1ng to happen.
THE TRACKS have been cul
across Pa's lower pasture and
the new got.hJc-depot has gone
up, and the water-tower with its
swivel funnel, and the semapbor
signal pole. Everybody up and
down the Mast Road to Not-'
tingham, and as far away as
Durham, has turned out.
There ll comes. Round the
bend Crom Epping. The first
train. Susie can hardly bare it.
She is a tall girl; she tries not to
jump up and down. Here the
monster comes pounding down
lhe silver rails, nearer, with a
great blast from the whistle,
steam gushing from either side
--
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-tbe engine, a tbnder, a bag.
gage.and-milk car. and a
passenger car. (N9 caboose:
tbat is for freight trains.)
Tbe spectators• horses snort
and paw and shake their heeds;
the bell rings, the tralo slows,
stops. The conductor In unltorm
(it is Chesley WlUiD) hails
Sarah Haley the ticket agenL
And then it ls off again, gather-
1 n g speed, boubd for
Portsmouth. Aod another atrand
or the cobweb of· rails unit·
ing AmeTica alter the Civil
War is complete.
Tbat'a one vignette -another in a minute.
COAL IS KING. By 1970 coal
provides 78 percent of the COun·
try's energy needs, including a
'tuarter of it for the railroads. At
the end of World War I the coun~ ·
try has r:eached lhe peak of its
appetite for coal, 651 million
tons, and it has perhaps the best
overall railroad service in the
world.
-Now comes the eretender -
oil. The U.S. bas ~unlimited
amounts. Henry Ford produces
his Universal angular Model T,
7-feet tall, and the use of oil
grows everywhere -cleaner.
more versatile, easier to handle
than coal.
The ait'plane comes. The gov·
ernment pays big subsidies for
air beacons and airports; on the
ground cement highways are
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Bob Greene
networking across Amttica. So
now here's scene two of oul' pie·
ture show -Just about a bun··
drecl years an.er Susle watched
that monster teariilg down the
lraclts ln South Lee.
I SAW TRIS second scene
myself: Route 40, Interstate,
year 1964. Flrst came the
bridges and red-painted girders
over brooks and then the giant
earth-movers that marked the
landscape like a branding iron.
These markinp will endure and
a thousand years hence a
stranger wlJl say. grudgingly,
"At least those Amert cans built their roads for keeps."
It happened aU over the coun-
try. The first cost estimate was
about $41 billion, and it started
in 1956, the new Interstate
IUgbway System. adding about
40,000 miles o! super-hlgbway. It
was supposed to be finished Ln
1972. . .
Impatient \owns saw the story
repeated; the clean white
highway . pushed forward to
signs "Construction Ahead-," _"Route 40 Ends in One Mlle,"
"Turn .off Here,•• and finally,
cheerfully, "Your Tax Dollars at
Work."
ONE DAY A. mayor makes a
speech, a ribbon is snipped. The
high school band plays and a new section is opened (say 7.S
miles). America flows into it
and absorbs It. Time bu sbnmk
ano.ther quarter bou.r.
That's wbat'a happened to
your Cannon Ball Expresa.
GuollDe at 30 eenta a 1allon.I
tires at $15. motels aJODI. the
way. big wastelul cars a.od these
beautiful new roads: only an
American can properly ap·
preciate their lovelinesa. One
has a sense of foreboding. Ja an
era ending?
Yes, I guess the era is ending.
and with it the greatest cbeap-
energy joy ride in history. It's
not merely the aubsidlud SQPer·
highways. Pilot llgbta in ldteben
stoves often consume a third of
all the gas used lUUlually ln an
average gas range.
I WJUTE 11US from an old
roll-top desk that seems quaintly
pld fashioned, but it sits in a
sealed glass air-conditioned
modern building that is already
more obsolescent than the desk,
now tbat the price of oU bas
quadrupled. '
Some UUle man somewhere
decides how much beat, or cold,
or oxygen, I ge.1. A glass-and·
steel skyscraper with "environ·
mental cqntrol ... equals the
energy need of a town of 100,000.
An eight-man Senate sub·
committee beaded by John ..
Heinz of Pennsylvania says the
railroad beds or America
represent a national hazard.
Ano\ber bearing conducted by
tl}e National Transportation
Safety Board says that rail tank
cars are perilously out of date.
You can hardly pick up a paper
without reading about a wreck.
TWO AND A -half billion
dollars worth of track main·
tenance has been postponed for
lack or funds, says Heinz -over
44,000 miles are on .. slow or-
ders" because of poor roadbeds
and accidents have been &teadi· ly risinJl. ~
But th£!re's no reason that the
era of crack rail express trains
shouldn't be revived ; they have them abroad, -·
A U.S. Highway Trust Fund for
railroads would revive
economical fast passenger
travel. I can see some future
Susie breathlessly watching the
new tracked, air-cushioned.
Cannonball, rushing past to
Chicago at 300 mph_
TRB h a longstanding
Wa,,hington byline. Its author cur-
rently lS Richard Strout of the
Chmtian Science Monitor.
Mindy Losing Link to World of Sound
Mindy Woods, w bo is 21
months old now and deaf, is
about to lose
the only
chance s he
has to get
along in the
wor ld of
·•normal"
people. She is
just a baby
and too young
to understand
what is hap·
pening, but il will affect her for
the rest or her life.
When Mindy was born, her ,
parents, James and Elaine ~
Woods. did not know there was
anything wrong with her. They
had three other children, all
born with good hearing, and at
first they were puzzled hy
Mindy.
"When Mindy's back was
turned to me, and I would call
out to her, there was no
res ponse," Mrs. Woods said.
"This was very odd, because
when she was looking at me, she
would respond readily. But I
would talk to her when she was
looking away from me. and
there was nothing.''
FOR SIX months Mr. and
Mrs. Woods took Mindy to the
hospital and the doctors said
that she was fine, that she was
probablJl' just slow on picking
certain• habits up. But then, at
the end of the abc months, the
doctors said they h11d somet.hlng
to tell Mr. and Mrs. Woods.
Mindy was profoundly dear
"I felt as if something had just
died inside or me," Mrs. Woods
said. "I had no Idea what to do. I
had never experienced anything
like this before, and I didn't
know what to do."
The doctors at the hospital
told Mrs. Woods about
something called the P(U'ent·
lnfant Education Program.
• Anded by the federal 1ovem·
m.ent and held at a nearby •
lichool. Mrs . Woods was "'i
nervous, but she begun to take
Mindy to the program
Crom. birth to age 3. The idea is
that these are crucial ye~rs in
the life ol a handicapped" child
and the child's family -and
that such a child should have the
benefit of training and \RI·
derstanding before standard
teaching programs begin at the
age or 3. ·
"The program is wonderful ...
Mrs. Woods said. "It only meets
once a w~k. but the teachers
give the parents exercises to
work with the babies at home.
"Everything that Mindy has
accomplished we owe to the
guidance, understanding, and
most of all the knowledge of the
teachers in the Parent·fnfant
Education Program."
MINDY WAS fitted with two
hearing aids. She will never be
able to understand words, but
the hearing aids help her to be
warned of such things as traffic
noises.
"In the six months that Mindy
has been a part of the program.
s he has become an independent
child," Mrs. Woods said. ''The
leachers are so patif!Jlt -they
have certai'n exercises, with
dolls and push-pull toys, and
they 1ried and tried to help Min·
dy talk. And then one day Mindy
picked up the doll end said
'baby.'
"I don't know if you can un-
derstand what a moment that
was for us. I burst Into tears.
and the teachers started erying,
and Mindy kept saying 'baby.·
"NOW SHE can say eight •
words, and she is learning lip
reading. so she can understand
people. The program is helping
her getstarted in life. And then we
found out.''
What Mr. and Mrs. Woods
found out is this:
The federal government has
decided tQ stop fundine the
Parent·ln.fant Education PTO-
gram. Money wUI no. longer be
available to train youngsterg un·
der the age of 3.
State leglslaturei. have the
power to pa!ls laws enabling the
prol(ram to continue, but there
TU t; PA a ENT· INFANT l4 complicated politics Involved
EducaUorl Procram la d .. lped and in mll\>' •lites nothln• bu,
to llelp bandlca.,,,. J0nnpter5 been done. ID the atate ~
• ~..., _ob!, • ~' ·-~ ~,~.,_H!'f,,_ . ,
Mindy lives, the Parent-Infant
Education Program is scheduled
to end in July.
"IT•S A TRAGEDY, a
s hame,'! eaid Arthur M _
Shapiro. principal of the school
where Mind)" learns. "The pro-
gram is superb. It's not just for
deaf children -blind children
and children with other physical
handicaps are part of it, too.
"You gel these little children
who have these terrible ban·
dicaps, and you teach their
families to work with them •.•
It's one oC the best programs
I've ever seen, and I'm just sick
about the prospect of it ending."
Mrs. Woods said that she and
other parents involved in the
Parent·lnfant Education Pro-
gram have written to various
politicians, but to no avail.
"She was making so much
progress. I think of all the little
handicapped children under 3
years old, and the fact that now
they won't be able lo get any
help ..•
"We were so happy. so
hopeful. Now I don't know what
to do. Mindy can't understand it,
of course. But we know that
she's going to stop learning, and
now I feel like part of me bas
died again."
Lawmakers' Addresses
U.S. SENATORS
an CW'uston (0 ), 11000 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles, 90024. s .. Harak~wa <R>. 1390 Market St.. Room 820, San Fran·
cisco, 02.
Congressional sessions: New Senate Office Bldg .• • .c. 20501
U.S. REPRESENTATIVES
(Orange County Only)
Robert Badh1m (40th District - R>. 1649 Westcliff Dr .•
Newport Beach, 92963.
Jerry P1ta.enon (38th District -D ), 34 Civic Center Plaza,
Santa Ana. 92701.
Marte Humaford (34th District -D>. American City Bank
Bldg., 5199 E.'Pac. Coast HwY. (Suite 300-N >. Long Beach, 90804.
Du.rlng Congressional sessions: Badbam, 1108 Longworth
House Office Bldg. Patterson, 507 Cannon House Office Bldg.
Hannaford, 315 Cannon House Office Bldg. Waahlngton. D.C.
2051S
STATESI oiATOKS
• FROM ORi\N ;E COUNTY
Dennis E. Carpenter (J6tll District -R >. 17880 Skypark Cir· cle, Irvine, 92714. "
John V. Briggs <35th District -RI. 1441 N. Harbor Blvd .
Fullerton. 92635.
Paul B. Carpeater (37th District -D>. 1600 N. Broadway,
Suite 550, Santa Ana. 92706.
During legislative sessions: State Capitol, Sacramento9S814
STATE ASSEMBLYMAN
FROJI ORANGE COUNTY
Ron Cordon (74th District -D >. 23861 El Toro Road. EI Toro. 92630 .
Dennis Mangers (73rd District-D>, 16311 Beach Blvd., Suite G. Huntington Beach, 92647.
Wllllam E. Dannemeyer (69th District -R), 1235 N. ltarbor,
S111te too, Fullerton. 92632.
Chet Wray (7let Dislnct -D >. 12062 Valley View, Sui la 237. Garden Grove, 92MS.
Durt:n1 lec1alative aessiooa: State Cepl1ol. Sacramento, 9Sl1'. ,......, .
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·T r eaty ~Cow.eois. an Injustice'
aOG&UOV£GA .... ALPllZDOMBNDD
Co...UU Rood6o VfVG ~J N~ 8eoch end Al/rtdo . Mnda o/ l.oQ1mo #lilll ~
bom '" Pomino.. TlwfT lamU~ '°°' Uwolued "' governmnt ond ctiplornotk rf)otma
thuc until CM. OmaT Tom.Joi joolc o/11".
In 1903""the United Statea signed the
treaty coverning the construction.
maintenance and,J;onlrol of the Panama
Canal. The treaty encompasses the
canal Itself as well as the 648 square
miles surrounding it. The treaty gives
the U.S .• among other things, the right
to act ''as if it were sovereign" over the
Cnnal Zone.
The treaty totally excludes the rights
of the Republic of Panama. In fact it
was never signed by any Panamani~n.
-The treaty has been a cancer in tr.S ..
Panama relations since its signing.
OVER THE years, the situation bas
remained a source of irritation and
shame to Panamanians. The abolition
of the treaty and the resumption of com-
plete sovereignty over their entire coun-
try has become a part of the Panama.·
nian psyche.
The Neutrality Treaty now has been
passed by the Senate, but only by the
narrowest of margins. It seems certain
the second treaty. which provides for
the gradual transfer or the canal to
Panama by the year 2000, will be
passed by the Senate with ·an equally
narro.w margin. .
If Indeed the second treaty is ratified,
and the inclusion of the DeConcini
amt-ndment does not make acceptance
impossible to Panama, then the. canal
question will have been resolved.
IF, ON TllE other hand. the second
treaty i:; not ratified by the Senate,
thereby invalidating the neutrality trea·
ty as well, or if the treaty is ratified, but
the P econcini amendments force
Panama to refuse acceptance, then we
are back where we started.
It seems as though those opposed to
tbe ttealics as presented would like to
Punch
..
··1 can't afford a raise, Simpson.
How about doing less for the
same money."
I
Jn these nardsablic Umes it is
no surprise lbat ~lonlng bas
become all the rage and is, in·
deed, replactnf lex as the ideal
' method ot reproduction.
It offers two tremendous ad-
vantages to people who devote
t heir waking
hours to gel-
tl n g .. into ..
themselves.
First, it re·
quire s no
emoUonal en·
tanglements
wllh other
people who
would un -
doubtedly
"'
be the sensuous, joyous, fulfl(l·
Ing experience the Good Lotd
meant lt to be.
First of all, don't rush Into (l.
Walt for a day when you're In a
properly-romantic mood. Then
ask yourselt out to dinner.
Pick ~ small, dimJy.Ut
restaurant -one with stroma,
gypsy violinlsts,if possible. •
KEEP THE conversation llabt
and willy, but throw in a vague-
ly seductive phrase now and
then, such as. "1 want. to say sin·
cerely that you are one of tk
most attractive people I have
ever met in my whole life.''
see the U.S. maintain some sort or
permanent control and Involvement in
the operations of the canal, no m,atter
how remote.
At first glance, this seems a much
more reasonable position than that or
the other opposing faction. ll is,
however, equally untenable and repug·
nant.
however. that the real danger to
American security lies in attempting to
maintaiD' the status q.uo. It would be
better to deal with an ally than with an
increasingly hostile population sur-
rounding an apparently indefensible
colonial enclave.
much prefer devoting their wak-
ing hours to gelling .. into"
themselves, too. Secondly, the
end result is the most perfe(:~
baby imaginable -one that ls
an exact replica of yourself.
Until now, the only drawback
to cloning has been that it isn't
much fun. As you know, cloning
requires removing the nucleus
from one of your cells and mix·
ing it Into an unfertilized egg.
Most people, unless they are
dedicated scletitists, simply
don't find this an excitin& way to
spend an evetiing.
U you play your cards right,
by the Ume lbe corfee comes you
can probably get away with let·
ling one of your hands casually
slip beneath the table and come
lo rest on your knee.•Tbat's the
moment to whisper, "My place
or mine?" ·
Once you've let yourself into
your apartment, lum down the
lights and put some . Music to
Clone By on the stereo, such as
··Tea for One," "I'm the Tops,"
or that old cloning favorite,
.. Embraceable Me." Then, just
let nature take its course and
dot, dot, dot. ..
Joint Chiefs of Staff have staled that
the canal could be paralyzed quite easl·
ly by a group of determined guerrillas.
Their position is..now-generally accept-
ed a~ fact.
IN THE EVENT that the proposed
treaties fail and we are forced to return
to the negotiating table, it Is Wlrealistic
as well as foolish to expect Panama to relinquish any or the demands it has
made witb the current treaties.
These treaties do not reprel>ent a vie·
tory for Panama nor do they represent
a defeat for the United States. In fact,
they are a compromise t;at corrects a
long-~tanding injustice. At the same
time, the treaties will re move the
threat";' no maller how remote, of
another Vietnam situation.
THERE IS A lesson to be learned by
Vietnam and other colonial ventures in
the world, particularly our own colonial
experience 200 years ago. No matter
how large an army you deploy, there is
no winning against a determined and
hostile population short of total warfare
and holocaust
ALL THAT will be changed
with the publication or my
forthcomipg book, The Joy of
Cloning. Excerpts follow :
Many ask whether they should
clone on the first date. "Will ·1
look on myself as just another
cloning object?" they want to
,know. The answer is that you
shouldn't clone unless you have
a genuine love and admiration
for yourself and reel that cloning
will be the culmination of a truly
111eaningful relationship. The question of endangering
American.5ecurity keeps ~f ping up on
the side of the opposit1on. It seems,
There is no better time or better wa>
for the U.S. to show tbe world its true
strenglh than by the long overdue cor-
rection or an injustice by cementing re·
lalions with nol only Panama and Lalin
America, but the whole Third World.
So you plan to clone yourseU!
(it begins). You couldn't have
made a belt.er choice. But don't
think or it as just another mun
dane mechanical chore. With
proper thought and preparation.
there's no reason cloning can't And: in 1his day and aee, what
could be more so?
'Jarvis Takes Giant Step Toward Socialism7·
By ROBERT L. CITRON
Robert Citron 1s Orange County. Tax
Collector· Treasurer
Proposition 13 will establish a
socialistic, or a form of central govern·
ment, as follows:
The ~urrent real property tax bill in
this county is $793 milhon.~ch is for
30 elementary and high 'sfliOOi'O.blricts,
four community college districts,~ in·
corporated 'Cities, the county govern·
menf, and 149 special districts such as
flood. water, sewers, lighting. etc. -
total: 210.
If J.arvis passes. the 1 percent lax
rate will be calculated on the full cash
value of property as of March I, 1975,
plus adjustments This wi ll make the
total 1978-79 properly -tax bill $2&1
million. This is a 64 percent reduction,
or $512 million from the current year's
bill
SIXTY PERCENT. or $307 million of
the reduction, will be spread among the
34 educational districts. Another S69
million of the reduction will bet'> county
government. S56 million to the 25 cities.
leaving S80 million of the reduction to
be spread among the 149 i:;pecial dis·
tricts.
The followin g county departments
currently budget $91 .379,000 from the
real property taic : sheriff-coroner, pro·
balion. five separate municipal courts,
s uperior court and county clerk.
marshal, district attorney, public de·
fender. grand jury. health and mental
health departments
Currently the amount of properly tax·
es attributable to the County General Fund is $116 million. Under Prop. 13 it
would be $47 million, a reduction of $69
million. Therefore, the above divisions
of county government would be $44
million short or funding their existing
budgets, and leaving nothing left for
othe r county departments
T H E FOLLOWING· are the other
county deµartment&: counJ;y ad-
ministrative office. asses90f', •udltor·
controller: office of consumer affairs,
county counsel, data services. com· .
municatigJlS. transportation. purchas-
ing, soli([ waste management.. printing
services, facilities operation Clighl.
power, and heat), elections and voters·
registration. and office or emergency
services.
I have stated previously that Prop. 13
is .. anarchy" but in the following con·
text: We all agree, r believe, that we
need poUce and fire departments. court
systems.· district attorney offices.
public defenders. probation and health
departments. water , s ewers. street
lighting. etc.
Now it may be true that school expen·
ditures could be largely reduced, ad·
ministrative costs for running certain
county departments likewise, but Prop.
13 does not di.s<''ri minate between all
these services. Jt cuts everyone 60 pcr-
c~nt. In most instances there is no way
to take money from the services that
could be cut and give the money to
'l'rv1ces that should not be cul
nut a ll a narch y is s hort-lived
until 1t is put down, and tbe put down in
this instanc~ will come from ·the state
government which will be forced to in
crease slate sales, income. and other
taxes. The Rodda Bill. SB 1569. provides
for this if Prop. 13 passes.
Prop. 13 in no way puts any controls
on stale spending: Only a two-thirds vote by the Legislature is necessilry to
pass ne~ lax programs. This fac1. will
not stop the state from passing new tax-
es, not only to assist local aiencies but
to spend more money it.self.
At least Prop. 8 (which enables the
Behr Bill, SBl), puts a ceiling on the
amount or expenditures the state can make each year. as well as local gov-
ernment agencies. Prop. 8 aJso reduces
the homeowners' proJ)<!rty tax bill 30
percent. It gives increased benefits to
senior citizens. H1 ncreases the renter's
st ate income tax rebate from $37 to $75
(a 103 percent increase).
PROP. 13 DOES nothing for the
renter; only Howard J a rvis' promise
tha t 90 pe rcent or his a partme nt
owners' association will not raise rents
for two years -no promise to reduce
re nts . The $1.7 billion to fund the
benefits of Prop. 8 will come out of the
state surplus, and not out or increased
taxation. The"slfme thing can definitely
not be said or Prop. 13.
When the state and federal govern-
ment paS6 through tax monies. they die·
la te to local governments how and
where to spend it. Money is power and
when you put the majority or money to
be disseminated into the control of ooe
sou-rec. you create in this instance a more powerful central g~vernment.
"' Accepting this fact, we should do
everything possible to limit a form.or
central governrpent, and protect whatever local government controls we
now have. This .would result with the
people having more control of their gov·
crnment than they would ever have un-. der Prop. 13. \
WHEN JOHN REID said ... When dur
politicians are more interested in peo-
ple than power ..... " (Daily Pilot
Mailbox, Sunday April 2), heh.it the nail
on the head. Mon ey is power and Prop.
13 is going to cause a large increase in income and sales taxes. which will far
overshadow the s avings on property
taxes due to Prop. 13.
Therefore, state government will ton·
trol local government, because
whenever the stale or federal govern·
ments distribute tax monies they dic-
tate to local governmehts how and
where those monies are to be spent.
The reduction in property taxes due to
Prop. 13 statewide will be $7.5 billi\:>n .
The State Legislature will make up that
reduction through in creased taxes. And
when you allow that amount of money
to be controlled by one source, you have
arrived at a form or central govern-
ment.
I have said for some tinft! that this na·
hon and state is headed for socialism.
Prop. 13 is going to get us there in one
i;:iant st~p
Capitol Connection I Shield Law Limits Diminish Freedom
By GEORGE NICHOLSON AND
TOM CONDIT
It was 1643 when John Milton illegally
published "The Doctrine and Discipline
of Divorce," asserting that marriage
was a private matter which could be
dissolved in cases of incompatit,llity.
That controversial tract and another
on the same subject violated a new or·
dinance which required a government
license on all writ~n w•rks
T H EREAFTER, PROCEEDINGS
against Milton were begun. His answer
was "Areopagltlca -A Speech for the
Liberty of Unlicensed Printing,"
published in 1644. again without a
license.
"A reopagitica" is a strong defense or
freedom of the press and Is the most
notable of Milton 's prose works. It
sought to show the absurdity and iniqul·
ty of throttling the press, and tried to
prove that freedom or speech was not
an evil to be tolerated but actually a
blessing essential to the life and happi·
ness of any nation.
Though it rell on dear ears in lts own
time, the argument has achieved peren-
nial validity and is universally Te·
garded as one or the great charters of
democratic thought.
IN THE 13% YEARS between
"Areopagltica" and formal orlcln of the
United States In 1776, the royal
erchilect.s oC.the natlqnal state reached
their height ol powei':' The divine right
or monarchs and kin•• was, In theory
and In fad, eutocrats r~pansible lo
God al~.
Fortunately. the simple Justice ex·
pretsed In Milt.on 's def ens. ol indepen-
dent Lhou3)\t was uJOmalel.y emboClled
I ·~( . " -),1.1' •-\~
in both the U.S. and California constitu-
tions.
The Universal Declaration of Human
Rights, adopted by the United Nations
in 1948, also includes Milton's basic
thesis of free expression
U.S. SUPREME COURT Jus tice
Frank Murphy made reference to
"Areopagitica" in 1949 when we warned
that censoring the American press can
threaten the essential liberty of ex·
prt'.ssing individual opinions -freedom
of speech.
As decades quickly passed following
the birth of the United States, a cor·
ollary to the abstract principle or
freedom or press had been sought. That
corollary has been expressed In an
absolute rig}\l, vested in journalists, lo
refuse to iderilify their news sources.
But many journalists have expressed
concern that without constitutional or
statutory recogniUon of such a right.
there will always be a chilUng void
within our concept of a truly free press
California sought to fill that void in
1935 when it enacted a law intended to
grant journalist.a the liberty to keep
news sources confidential. Twenty-four
other stales have similar preliS "shield
laws.''
THE COURTS WEAKENEQ the ef-
fed of CaUfornla's shield laws ln 1971 In a case Involving journaUst BUI Fur
who had prlnt«I frand Jury te&Umony
about t be Charles Manson murders
which bad been "sealed" by o court or
der.
The court ruled Lhal Farr mWJt name
those nspoosible for RIVln&.. hlm the
story. U be.Id that whoever r«eased lbe
lestimOIQY to Farr violated a 1e11l court
' '
..
order, con c luding that in s uch
circumstances a journalist's "shield
protection" is limited.
The court declared its decision was es-
sentl al to protect the integrity of the
judicial system. Nevertheless, many
say, it servect to diminish lhe basi<'
liberty or a free press.
' IN J ANUARY 1975, T llE Fresno Bee
a lso printed information taken from a
sealed grand jury transcript concerning
a $5,000 payment to a cJty councilman
from a company seeking a lucrative
earbage contract
Four months later, the Bee's manag.
ing editor and three other reporters
went to jail for refusing to disclose their
source or information. They were re·
leased after several days by a Fresno
judge who said he was convinced the
four would not reveal the source despite
the indeterminate jail sentence.
The California State Bar then adopted
a resolution whict\ read in part:
-The courage of the Fresno Bee Four
in declining to reveal their source of in·
formation on pain of imprisonment is
commended."
In the era of absolute monarchies,
Journalists were Jailed for published
works which allegedly threatened
monarchs. More recently. they have
been jailed for published works which
allegedly threaten the courts. In both
era11, the allegedly threatened party has
used its power to define and attempt to
eUminat.t that self·percelved Ulreat.
PERHAPS ALI,. COURTS should oc
casionally recaO the words of U.S. Supreme Court Juttlce Felix
Frankrurter: "As history ampl)' proves.
the Judlclary 15 prone to mllconeclva
' ~1 ; ~1 ~· r1 ,,
,I
, "Areopagit ica
Revisited''
the public good by confusing private no-
tlona with constitutional requirements."
Currently in the t1tale legislature ls a
meaaure drafted by 28 lawmakers to
strengthen California's shield laws for
journalists. That measure!, ACA 4 by
AuemblymaJl Jerry Lewis, R·
Redland.t, pu&ed Ute AMembly ip June>
1977 by a 54-22 vote.
Jl passed the StnatA!I Judiciary Com
mlttee last AprU by a 6·1 vote and
nwail~ acUon.brtbe full Senate. Should
it pan before the Ju.b' JelblaUvc re-
' . * ••
~ ~I~ ..
' 11 ! .
cess, lt could appear on the November
1978 ballot.
AT nos POINT, THERE are some
Journalists ..,ho feel the expressed b\.
tent of ACA 4 may or may not be ac-
complished Ill the legislation Is curreGl·
ly word~. Ncvorlhele.-.s, pel'haps lt ls essenUat
to periodically revisit "Areopagitica ..
and conaider the wisdom or Mllton's
view that ''Liberty to know, to ult.tr and
argue freely, accordln1 lo the ~
ciencc, Is above all UberUes."
BAkke /
)YASHJ.NGTON (AP> -About
10.000 persons massed at the
Capitol on Saturday to urge the
Supreme Court to rule against
AUao Bakke, who claims he wu
dented admla$10n to medical
achool because ol "re verse dis·
cr1mlnati0n.''
Bakke, who is white, sued the
Unlvenity ol California after be·
ing denied admission lo medical
school. He claims he is the vie·
lim of racial discrimination
because the · university allowed
some minority applicants with
lower academic rankings to
enter ahead oC him.
.SATURDAY'S demonstration
began at the E llipse nea r the
Whit e H ouse . Th e d e ·
tnons tra to rs, estimated by
Capitol police at about 10,000,
walked down Penns y lvania
1'venue, around the Capitol, past
the Supreme Court and then
~ack to the Capitol steps.
Speakers at the rally called
t.or a new aJliance to carry on
Yle fight for r acial equality.
"A demons.trallon is not going
to defeat Bakke <the case). No
one shouJd foster that illusion,"
&aid Larry f loJ.mea. a n organizer
from New York City.
.. .. "":' ..... •
AIJortlon l••ue
GOP? Hopefuls
Clash at Meet
FRESNO (AP) -Tbe
major Republl~an COD·
tenders for governor
c lashed s harply over
abortion Saturday, but
they unanimously op·
posed forced busing for
school integration.
cephon that he wan ts
provisions to allow abor·
lions in case or inceJit
a nd r ape victims in
critical danger of their
lives.
Neither Davis nor
Wilson endorsed the pro·
Tbe gub ern atoriaJ posed a mendment.
con l enders a lso s up . • • • • ¥ • • • ¥ • • • •
ported limits on govern· .. • J 1: me nt spending and sane·
Lion s against p ublic • •
employee strikes, but by !t
different means. ,.
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Two persons were killed
and four others injured
Sat urday in the crash or
an Air Force C·130
airpl a ne n ear Nels on
Lake during a military
exercise at Fort Irwin.
about 35 miles northeast
o f here , an A r m y
~pokesman said.
Military offi ciub ad en
lified the dead as Staff
Sgt. Gary McVey, 27,
hometown unknown. and
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Santa Ana Chapel
518 N Broadway
Santa Ana• 547-4131 •
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(..___·~_rr._-n_E_~)
Airman First Class Ken~
neth Washington. 19. or
Cleveland. both load·
masters on th" flight.
Listed in cnti'cal con-
dition at Loma Linda
U niversit y Medical
Center in nearby San
Bernardino were First
Lt. James Simonitsch .
26. the co-pilot , and
Capt. George Dean. 30,
Lhe n avigator. Their
hometowns were not im·
mediately available.
Two ai rmen were
taken to F ort lrwtn
Army Field Hospital
with minor injur ies
The~ ar e Capl. Albert
.Jewell. 30, or S pr-
ingdale. Ark .. the com·
mander of the flight.
and Sgt. Randall Kemp.
22, hometown unknown.
the flight engineer
Donation Bit
STANFORD <AP>
A 'ST .000 donation b,9 a
Saudi Arabian prince to
rem odel two rooms al
Stan ford U ni versity
Hospital for future use
as a n alternative birth
ce nt er has drawn
criticism from long lime
s upporle r s of tht.'
THE
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lo:
NAMl:.
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alte rnall\.l' ti1rlh pro June. 1976. was believed
posal. responsible because the
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lot of people who wanll'd other att acks, but not
this sort or thing and publ i cized. s heriff's
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Ann Robinson. who has said Saturduy
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• Collections
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1h HR . CONSULTATION-StO
pushC'd unsuC"ccssfully ;::===========~=========~ for s uch a center for
several years
Stanford official:. de·
med the charge The of-
fer fr o m Princ e
Alwaleed Alsaoud coin·
c id ed w 1th p 1 ans a I ready ~::J;;i.:::i:::i.=i.::.L::Jr.:.11.::::11.:J.=..t.:=.1.:::J.:::1.:~:c:.i
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coordi n ated the re -
modelini:!
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Monv loose Cl1Jmonc:ls Lots ot diamond
solitaires and clusters. F •M men's and
lo1<:1ies walchM, ron91, e;Jrrings, brac11
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monds, t>moralds, rub1e~. soo
phues Several omportMI
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important 13do
pieces. Many
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necklaC!os,
bracelou,
end
pins
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MH•~: HEALTH PROFESSIONAi. AS.. SOC IA TES, 8041Ne_,11...,llnolClll BHC II, CA. t:IM7 J•m•s .Alr-11, SUI LlftCtfletd, Hu,,111191on &Hch, CA. ~ ftl F1 Tlllt Ml,,_,s Is COflducl..t llY en Uf'llMOrpOrelf'd U>OCIOllOn olller 111.,, • part1WrWp.
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PUBLIC NOTICE
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111(, ~.~~~· ~~~~!., wllll ti.. County Clerk ol OrdnQe County on
l'P•ll fl, 1918
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CROCKETT EXTENDS OUTFAIJ, FRONTIER.··
<From Page A3>
cording lo Dennis O'Malley, a
second l'j!Sident engineer. "She
broke loose In a storm and the
contractor had to Jand a crew on
the ship by helicopter," he said.
beside the Crockett in the after·
noon hours for the second phase
of the project. A hopper is
lowered lo the barges and a
front-end loader on the barge
fills the bopper with rock.
Coastal observers
Vf!Onder what
crane Is. doing
on Davy Ctockett
lbetty lhlp.
RAllfTT
INS.
..... 1114 ltl4HA ... aYD.
COITAllmA
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: Does taking -0 pe•I~ on a :, ! Car.ibbean Cruise make ·sense?! •• : (Rencly McCerdle thinks so) • •
• The RMI &titers enjoy the canw.s.te • wefl a the :.·
• '9WWd&. They .. a team oMng the rnuimum efbt • • • • • en)oylng wortclng end playing toeetner. Last IUf'ftl'Mf',
• Randy and the eo Jop proctucera of The Reel ettaren w.nt •· • to Playa ei.nca, Mexico on en .,, expense paid vacation. •
• This yew It'• a crulM to the caribbean. Next ye11 lt'a off to •
• Tahiti. Moorea. • • • • MeCardle feels that-In addition to b9lng fun, this crulM •
,. eervea a a well deaeMtd reward for the top producers. • ,.. ~It's special when you can realty enjoy the people you •
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NOTICE
TOFAMILlES
of
DECEASED VETERANS
• ForlWlately1 the storm abated
befol'e the Crockett could reach
shore. Today a tuaboat crew con·
stantly watches the nssel.
The mufti-purpose crane lifts
the .rock. to the other side or the
ship where it is lowered near the
bottom and carefully dumped on
th~ exposed pipe. .
The pipeline is buried 30 feet.
deep at Aliso Beach, and re·
mains under the sea floor until it
surfaces or ''daylights'' 2,000
feet offshore.
In honor of Vete'rans who have died, Harbor lawn Memorial Pd Is
dedicating it's ... ._ of....-on
"WHENEVER A storm brews,
the tugboat heads the Crockett in·
to the wind," O'Malley said.
Two subcontractors provide
fiat barges to bring in rocks and
pipeline from two locations.
The rock barges, arriving two
al a time from a quarry on Catalina Island, each bring in
1,200 tons of assorted-sized rock.
That rock is used to cover the
pipeline after it is laid. The
120-Coot long rock barges are
m oored several hundred feet
away from the Crockett until
they are needed, then are
pushed close to the liberty ship
by tugboaL
An Irwindale firm transports
sections of reinforced concrete
pipe to Long Beacll where 30
pipes at a time are loaded
aboard a barge for the trip down coast to South Laguna. _.
The crane aboard the Crockett
loads that pipeline in long rows
on the barren deck.
The final 1,200 feet of pipeline
will contain perforations on the
sides, Pawlitschek said, in order
for treated waste water to be
dispersed gradually on the sea
bottom. Tfie end or the pipeline
will be blocked off. _ ·
"THERE MU. be 100, two inch·
porst on each side or the pipeline
near the end," he explained.
••we're going to cap half or them
until the outfall useiDcreHes."
But AWMA officials don't see
capacity use of the outfall for
many years to come.
General manager Foley says
the outfall will serve approx-
imately 175,000 residents by the
year 2000.
But the new line won't be used
by anyone until the remainder or
a S3i million South Coast
wastewater project is completed
in about four years.
, MEMORIAi.DAY MAY 29, 1,71.
Any family who wourd lik~ _to have their Veteran's Flag .dssp1ayed on
Memorial Day may contact Harbor lawn's office no later than May
15, 1978. The Veteran need not be buried in Harbor Lawn MemonaJ
Park ~o have his flag displayed at our dedication ceremony.
(flags can be returned to families after the eervlces, or Harbor l awn will store them for . future dlsPav at no expense to the family) , •
>
HARBOR LAWN MOllTUARV·CREMA~IUM COMPLETIOH-6PAtNO 1119 .
HARBOR LAWN MEMORIAL Pt\~K
1625 etsa.a AYL <-COSTA MISA
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The Crockett crew takes ad-
vantage of the daylight hours to
lay the pipeline, carefully align·
lng progress from the end of the
trestle.
When all the lines are hooked
up to the outfall. the AWMA pro-~.==========================~ ject will provide service to ex·
•
Welder makes one of
thousands of connections
as more sections wait on deck.
A SURFACE supply diver re-
mains on the ocean bottom durtni
the day, instructing crew mem·
bers. topside or the alignment or
the new pipe. Two scuba divers.
workin g for tbe consulting
engineer. also observe un-1t
derwater operalions.
Two pipes, connected aboard
the ship, are lowered over the
side by a hydraulic horse, whlch compresses the new _ pipe with
that already on the ocean floor .
Rubber gaskets attached to
the pipe being lowered into the
water are compressed with the
pipe previously laid forming a
seal.
Rock barges are lined up
peeled future residents of the
Irvine Coast, and the coastal
communities of Emerald Bay,
Laguna Beach and South Laguna.
INLAND AREAS to be served
by the outfa ll include com·
munities within the Moulton
Niguel Water District, El Toro
and the Los Alisos area, which en-
compasses Lake Forest.
Meanwhile, the two-dozen
crew members aboard the old
liberty ship are st~adily moving
ahead at an average of 200 feet perday,oatheAUsooutlall .
With a cu riou s audience
watchinc the procreu daily
from the shore.
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SEATI'LE (AP) -It's malce-
or-brealc for the Seattle Super-
sonics and tbe Los Aneeles
LakeN in today's Natipnal
Bas,ketball Association playoff
game.
Each te"m has won once in
the besl-<>f:three series. The win·
ner or today's game advances to
the SfCOnd roond against the de-
f ending NBA champion Portland
Trail Blazers.
Seattle bas the home court ad·
vantage. But the Sonics came ore
Friday nigtit's 105·99 Joss to llle
Lakers wj,Ut--3 problem which
Sonics coach Lenny Wilkens
perceived as a 01omentary lack
or motivation.
BUTCH SOPER
Soper Nabs
First Title,
$9,000
TOWSON. Md. (AP> Santa
Ana's Butch Soper &true four
times in a row mid way thr
the final game to defeat George
Pappas, 199-184, for the cham-
pionship of 1.he $75,000 Fair
Lanes Open professional bowl-
ing tournament Saturday.
The victory was Soper's first
in seve n yea r s on the
Professional Bowlers Associa-
tion tour and qualified him for
next week's $150,000 Firestone
Tournament of .Champions in
Akron, Ohio.
After t hree high scoring
matches that led up to the cham·
pionship game, Soper and P ap.
pas appeared overcome by the
pressure in the first two frames.
Soper converted a splil and
lhen left another sphl in the
l>econd After Pappas spared, he
opened, letting Soper get back
111lo the game.
Soper, a former Costa Mesa
resident. then struck back in the
third through seventh frames
while Pappas was struggling
through with a string or s pares.
"l \\ilS still pretty tight after
two frames, but I psyched
myself up to gel loose," said
Soper. who picked up $9,000.
Papp<1s won S.S.000.
Pappas, who advanced lo the
<·ham pionship game with a
:.?28-227 victory over Dave Soutar
In the semifinal game, was
puzzled by his sudden Joss of
form
··I lost my ti ming and I never
got 1t back,·· he said . "During
the break between games. I gel
mid ...
lJ11t1l being eliminated by Pap·
pas. Soutar mastered the lanes
against Ed DiTolla dnd Gil
Slikcr He heat DiTolla 247-201
and defeated Shker 259·210.
Soutar earned $4,000 ror
finishing third. Sliker earned
$.1.500 for fourth. and DiTolla
took home $1,000 for fifth place
Lemongello
Flattens Reds
"We were a little Jetbateic in
the fourth quarter and that al·
lowed them to take a pt'ett.y bli
lead,'' be said after the loss to
Los Angeles. "I felt we were in
control or the game most of the
way.
"We got a little careless with
our shooting at limes, took shots
we shouldn't have.
" .. l don't think there's any
question that we'll be a lot more
up for the game in Seattle."
Wilkens said he does not ex-
pect any (hanges in the lineup
for the showdown.
But Los Angeles coach Jerry
West says some player fine·
tuning might be in the works. He
may make adjustments so Dave
Ro bi sch can cover Jack Sikma
closer.
.. We will have to make a
lineup change to have him play
more on Sikma," West said.
West said he will probably start
Charlie Scott at guard in place of
Norm Nixon, who averaged just
four points per game against
Seattle this season.
~fter trailing much or the
gam e, Los Angeles put together
a 22·6 spurt in the fourth quarter
~.
to open an ll·point lead. Then
th e Lakers h e ld on and
withstood a Seattle rally that re·
duced the Laker lead to 101·99.
Vastly superior rebounding by
the Laker~. who were out·
classed on the boards by Seattle
in regtllar 'ea.son play, made th~
difference. The Lakers enjoyed
a 64·38 advantage on the boards
and snared 28 ortensive re-
boupds.
'the Lakers• Kareem Abdul·
J abbar, who fouled out with just
over a minute to play, Jed the
scoring with 24 points and re·
bounding with 18.
Adrian Dantely added 19
points for Los Angeles.
T of C Golf. ~ers, ..
YOung Spaniard ~~ :
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·.
Leads by Four
CARLSBAD CAP )
Uy9 amic, young Severiano
Ballesteros of Spain, who ex-
pan€!e:! ~·lead to fc~.t .shots
despite a ,struggling, one-over·
par 73, shrugged when asked
about bis game-pl an for today's
fi nal round of golf's $225,000
Tournament of Champions. •
"Play good, that"s all," said
·the 21-year·old Spaniard who,
suddenly , is dominating the
American tour with the ease
that marked his two-year reign
as the best European player .
"If the weather stays like to-
day, maybe 72 is good enou~h to
win."
Then he backed off, just a lit·
lie.
"J ack Nickfaus is a s uper
player. He might make 64," said
a llesteros.
t would t8"e tha t score, and a
72· y ..Ballest'eros over the last 18
h es, for Nicklaus to have a
chance. There arc others closer,
but a solid perlormanee by the
charis matic Spaniard today
would make it very difficult to
separate him from a second
American title in three weeks.
"I play much more worse than
yesterday.'' Ballesteros said of
his struggles through wind and
rain in Saturday's third round.
But the rest of the elite, win·
ncrs·only field could do little bet-
ter and Ballesteros, with a 54·
hole total of 207, increased by a
stroke the margin he'd held
wbe n play started in cool,
cloudy, breezy•weather that pro-
duced one brisk shower.
Mac Mc Lendon, who acquired
a spot in this event that brings
together only the winners of
PGA Tour titles from the last 12
months with his victory in the
Citrus Opeo, took over second
with a 71 and 211 total.
Although Ballesteros' leading
m argin increased, the number
of players within reach of him
going into today's final round
also increased. Four players, led
by British Open king Tom
Watson and dangerous Lee
Trevino, were only five strokes
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The California Angels and Los
Angeles Dodger s were each
rained out of baseball games
Saturday.
The Angels were postponed in
Oakland and a makeup date will
he annotmced later, aecor.ding to
the A's managem e nt. The
Dodgers were washed out at
home against the Atlanta
Braves.
The LA -Atlanta game has
been rescheduled for the after-
noon or July 6, originally an
open date after a three-game
series with the Braves in Los
Angeles.
The Angels resume their bat·
ties today with a 1 o'clock game
in Oakland, televised on Channel
5 and broadcast by KMPC radio
(710).
Starting pitchers will be Ken
Brett Cl-0) for the Angels and
John Henry Johnson (1-1) for the
A's. They were originally slated
to pitch Saturday's game.
Today's meeting concludes the
series i n Oakland , a nd
California will fly to Seattle for
a three.game sland beginning al
7: 35 Monday night.
The Angels sport a 5·3 record,
a direct contrast to last season's
3-5 mark at this point.
The Dodgers. at 5-2, are still
chasiog the first-place Cincin-
nati Reds. LA resumes the
Atlanta series today at 1 o'cloek ·
in Dodger Stadium.
Today's pitchers will be Rick
Rhoden (1 -0) k>r Los Angeles
and Phil Niekro (0-2) for the
Braves. The game will be broad·
cast by KABC radio (790).
The Dodgers shelled Niekro
and the Jlraves 13·4 eight days
ago in Atlanta.
SEVERIANO BALLESTEROS APPEARS UNHAPPY WITH A DRIVE ON NINTH HOLE.
......
Scooping It (]p
Tracy Austin of Rolling Hills scoops up a Chris E::vert
shot during their semifinals match Saturday in Hilton
llead Island, South Carolina tennis tourney. Austin was
defeated. 6-3. 6·l. _§ee s tory, pag~ B-3.
Vassallo Wins; ~j
U.S. DominateSl
AUSTIN. Texas (AP> -The
United States, with world-best
performances by teen.age
sensations Tracy Caulkins and
Scott SPann, built a command -
ing l lf.52 lead over the Soviet
Union Saturday, the first day of
a two-day dual swim meet.
Mission Viejo resident Jesse
Vassallo captured the 400-m eter
individual medley in 4:17.81,
wiping out his old U.S. open re-
cord or4:22.67.
The Americans took first
pla ce m e dal s in all 14
shortcourse ·events at the Texas
Olympic Swimming Center.
No world records were re·
cognized because the com-
petitors only had to swim 25
meters before they made their
turns . llowcver. each event
counted as a w o rld bes t,
Am erican and U.S. Open record.
The 15-year·old Caulkins, a
ninth-grader from Nashville,
won the 200-meter breast stroke
in a dazzling duel with Russia's
14·year·old Julia Bogdanova,
who had t.>een ranked No. 1 in the
world in the event.
Caulkins nipped her Russian
rival with a lime of 2:29.62 to
2:30.21.
Another Mission Viejo swim·
m er. Dawn Rodighiero. was
fourth in the women's breast·
stroke clocking 2:31 :37.
Spann, a 19-year ·old from
Greenville, S.C., won the 100·
meter butterfly and the 100·
meter breaststroke.
WOM EN
200-mtiar frH,lyle • I. Woodnud, USA,
I . "6 . .,, A,,,.,k.,. US _., n•<ord, old record
l:Sl.61 lly WCIOd••Ud, 1'11 2. Ellill'lt. Us.\,
l:Sl.tt. J Ge ..... , USA, 1 00.,1. • Au.nova, US-
SR, 2:01 7'.
JOO.meiar lw"N'll -1 ee111111n1. USA, t ·1't 6t.
Amorlc•" -u $. Coo" rec;0<d, old r.cMd,
Cocr•n. USA, J.l3 71. 1'11. 1 BoQboftov•. USSR.
2 J0.11. J. ICo,hevey•, USS!t, J :ll.•7. 4.
RodlQhl.,.o, US4, 1:22.17
100-meltr fly -1, HOQ•hHd, USA. 1 01.10,
Amtrlun, US. °"9fl rf'Ca<d; old r.cord 1 14 ,,,.
Kul .. n•I, U!>A, 1'11 1. Joh•nnl9h•n. USA./ 1 11.ll. l Ml her, USA, 2 1l Ot • ShelOll\low,
U!>SR, 1 1S "·
100 mtt•r i..<~ -1. Jetet., USA, 2: II 02.
Amt,,<M>·U.S. ro<.a<d. 2 16.JJ, 0>""9. USA
1918 2. Ptnnlnoton. USA, 1: ll.10. l. N•dethH "l.
St•vko, USSR, 1 11.n.•. Eltna Kr1>0vn•, 2.20.lf.
IOO m•ler trtt '· WoodhHd, USA •• 1W,
Amerj<•n -U S. apen rec0<d; old -.<orCl.»y
WoodneMI. 1'11 2 Ll,.,.h6m, USA, 1.1'" );
Tur Ind, USSR. 8 ~9 SI 4. 1...c>v•, USSR, 9 04.SI.•
400-mtltr Slyte relay -USA, Elkins, AJptVf'll,
Sterklt, C•ul-ins. 3:0 .11, 11.S. o~n •"4
Amt!••c•n record; old record J!l4.'7. 1. USSll,
3 •t II.
~ MEH
IOO·mtltr lree -1. MtCJ9g, USA, •t.51, Ametlun, U.S. ()pfn re<.o<d; old record 50.67 by
J•tl< B•t..sttoll, USA, ma. 1. eo.n, USO"'· 49.20.
3. flnd0<f, USA, •9 2•. 4 Krylov, USSR. SO o;,
-e1tr OrtUI -I. S,..nn. USA, I 01.1'
Am•""n """ u S. open record; old rttord 1 OJ,\, by HohltlC..r, USA, 1911. 2. Alel!s.>rd
F"<lorO•\kl, USSR. 1 02.44. l. Nl<k Nevld, U~
l;016l •. Vl.O•m•• T•rMscttl, USSR, l;C); II.
100 mtltr tly -I.~"• USA, 511't. Anwri<MI
ane1 U S °""" rtc0<d; old record SS.70, Sot11,
USA. 2. J•ugeni...ro. US.A, Sl.48. l. Serdln, USSIJ,.
SS GO.•. Avt"""°nko, USSR, SS.Ot.
100 mtltr bkk -I. Fortm.n, USA, 1:00 llS, Am~,,,.., -US reconl; old rt<ont 1 tn.71.
N•ller. USA, 1911. 2. Ol<k'IOn. USA. 1 00.16. ~
Kurnthov, USSR, 2:06.S•. 4, Go<eljk, USSR.
2 UIS.
400-mtltr lrff -1. Hlllen\.Omp. USA, 3·4'.d,.
Amtrlt•n -US Open record; old recool,
3 l4 09, Ed Rydrr. USA. 1971 2. Hetktll, USA,.
J 4t U l S.ln1kov, USSR, l 4'.ll. 4. R•~-.
USSR. J·U.,S.
400 mtltr lndlvldu11 medley -1. Jesse
V•u•llo. USA, • 17 81. Amerlun •nd U.S. ()pet>
record, old record 4 n.•1. V•twllo. USA, 1'11.1.
Ft..,tnko. USSlf, 4 1' 45. l. Fl.,.I, USA, 4 ti 11.4,;
SldOtMkO, USSlt, • 14 JI,
800·mtter lrNI •tlAy -1. us• (Verli, Hiii•~
umo. MCT"9Q, Ltrsonl 7:14 34, American •nd
U S. Open record. old rec0<0, none .. 1•11"9.
Surf Grune
Reset Today
The California Surf's soc-
cer showdown with the Los
Angeles Aztecs at Anaheim
Sta dium ha s been
rescheduled for this after·
noon al 2, with gates,
scheduled to open at 12:30. i
Originally on the slate fo
Saturday nig ht, the Sur
management got approva
from the North American
cer L~ague office to chang
the date because of rain a nd
wet grounds.
HOUSTON CAP) -Second·
yea r rig ht-hander Ma rk
Lemongello hurled seven in·
nings of no-hit ball and fi nished
with a three-hitte r as the
Houston i\stros defeated the
hard·h itting Cincinnati Reds.
6·1. Saturday mght.
Lemongello, 1·1. who was
shelled by the Reds for six runs
in five lnnin~s las t Sunday,
walked two and struck out four.
Johnny Bench spoiled his no-hit
bid with a home run into the left
field seats leading off the eighth
inning.
So What's New? Five Yankees Fined
T hose holding tickets ro
Saturday night's game wil
be admitted to this after
noon's game, or may use th
rain checks for any othe
home game this season.
Cesar Geronimo had a one-out
.single in the eighth and Ken
Griffey doubled leading off the
ninth for the other hits off
LemongeUo.
NEW YORK CAP) -"I think
it's lousy," said Mickey Rivers,
one of five New York Yankees
players fined ~ apiece Satur·
day for misslng a "Welcome
Home" luncheon.
"They should be trying to help
tbe players, not fining them,"
the center fielder said. "I th.ink
they're t.rylni to pick on certain
The Astros reached Cincinnati guys." •
starter and loser Doug Capilla. In addiUon to Rivers, catcher
0·1, fortworunsiqlhe secondin-T hurman Mun•()n, third
nlnton a single by J oe Ferguson baseman Graig Nettles (an El
and Art Howe's second home Toro resident), outfielder-Roy
run of the season. _, White and relier ace SpafkY Lyle
• ,
were rined for missing the
luncheon Friday. Rivers was the
only one willing to discuss the
matter afleJ" his two-run inside·
the·park homer eighth given the
Yankees a 3·2 victory over
Chicago.
"I don't think it should have
been mandatory for us," he said
of tbe luncheon. "The guys had
all kinds ot things to do. Fi.ndJng
places to live, getting clothes.
Stuff like that. The club doesn't
h'elp you. They don't wotry
about Utah!!
Al Rosen. presidfnl or the
•
Yankees, at first r~fused lo con-
firm the fines, saying: ''I'm not
a punitive g uy." But late?",
Rosen and m anager Billy
'Martin b oth admitted the
punitive aclion.
"We felt the luncheon was a
proper thing ror the team to
come to," Rosen said. "We owe
something to the people or this
area. They supported our team.
We don't make that many de·
mands."
Munson and Nettles both were
in Martin's lineup for Saturday's
game, but botf\ were late
scr atches. Martin said Munson
had a sore knee and Nettles had
the nu.
"They were out because of ill-
ness and injuries," Martin said.
''It had nothing to do with the
fines."
Lyle, already unhappy with
m anagement over his contract,
had a pre·eame meeting with
Ros en and Yankees owner
George Steinbrenner.
"lJyle walked out happy,"
Rosen said. ''I assured him he
would see GOO(ge and he did."
The Surf has 13 home dates
'left on the docket, but toda
is the only one aeainst
Angeles.
J\ Ca liforn ia Sur
spokesman said an estimated
25,000 rw were expected for
Saturday night's game. An
added factor in postponln1
the game was the condition
or the fie1d, which is U$
primarily by the California
Angels baseball club and
would have been damaged U
\&Seel for soccer during the·
rain.
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Anteaters ..
Split Spike
·I>ouble Dual.
ue 1...tn.. San Joae SUte and
OceldentaJ Collet"• ll'aclt and
field athletes braved the ele-
1;nent1 Saturday ln a double du"
-pltetest at UC Jrvf.ne where
San Jose State emeried the
team winner.
"Inds and driving rah1 at tlmn hampered the individuU
performances to such an extent
that the bJgb Jump was won at
&-0 when two San J ose Jumpers _..e~ the only participants to
clear the beJ~t.
UCI buried Oxy, but lost an
87.ST decision to Sa~ Jose State
despite overwhelming superiori·
ty ln the distance races and the o~tandlng showing or Darryl
McGee, who won the 400 in 48.0
and anchored tfle winning 1,600 relay team.
Steve Scott was a double win·
ner in the 800 and 1,500 and Dave
Daniels won the 5,000 meters as
the Anteaters went 1·2·3 in each of those events.
Judd Binley, a former LagW'la
Beach High standout, was a win-
ner in the discus for UC Irvine
with a 1,0·7 effort, but off his
best loss of the season 083·11).
San Jose dominated the
sprints and the rest of the field
~vents with the exception of
Binley's efforts in the discus and
.shot put.
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Ongais Wins·· Spikers Rained OUt
·uy 2Miles
OverSneva -
COLLEGE STATION, Tex.
(AP) ._ Costa Mesa's Danny
Oagala, who bad scorched the
track in qualifying, mowed down
the opposition Saturday ln win·
ning a 200-mile Jpdianapolls car
race at the Texas World
Speedway, bea,tiDI oatlonal
champion Tom Sneva by nearly
two miles.
Ongais, scorlne his second vic.-
tory in three races on the U.S.
Auto Club circuit, broke loose
from a close five-car pack art.er
the first third of the race and
neMr was challenged.
Asked if be was pressared
closely by anyone once be took
control of the lead. Ongais
answered, "From what I could see of the lap board, not really."
The scoreboard was the · onl~
real way he had to judge the posi~
lions of bis pursuers: they were so
far behind be couldn't ste any ot
them.
Sneva, winner of this race last
··year, ran out of fuel on the final
lap arodhd the two-mile Texas
World Speedway oval. '
l4fllUJ T.rophy Meet Canf:,elkd
For the tint tlme iii 39 Ttars.
rain h~ ,fon:ed caoceUatloa ot tbe Laguu ~ch Trophy track
and field meet.
Also washed out Saturday due
to rain and wet grounds waa the
Arcadia Invitational, involving
top athletes from 10 area schools
and throushout Soutbern California.
Meet director Tom Barnett
said he could work out no
altemaUve dale for the Laguna
Beach meet anct bad to cancel it
altogether, but the Arcadia meet
bas been rescheduled for April
29.
That's the same date as the
Orange County Invitational at
Mission. Viejo High, which
most ot the area athletes were planning to enter, but Arcadia
meet director Doug Speck said
April 29-was accommodating for
the majority of entrants in his. meet.
Laguna Beach meet or-
ganize r s gave away their
trophies on the basis of prelim
times from Friday, doping out tM meet with a mythical final
for all but five-events, for which
even prelims couldn't be held.
Saddle back
IA>ses Again· .
SAN MARCOS:-Saddleback
College committed five errocs
and gave up four unearned nms
to b'and host Palomar a T·S de-
cision in .Mission Conference
baseball Saturday.
Steve Carroll got two bits and
scored twice in four trips to the
plate, while starting pitcher
Tony N°tgrc> burled six strong in·
nings fo r the visiting Gauchos.
but It wasn't enough.
DANNY ONGAIS GETS KISS FROM SPEEDWAY QUEE'4.
Ongais, starting in the No. 1
position, toyed with the early
challenges by Mario Andretti,
A.J. Foyt, "Gordon Johncock an1l
Johnny Rutherford.
Centennial High (Compton)
was given the overall team
trophy with a projected 19
points, e<lging _mu. Coachella
Valley's 18~.
· Palomar took a 1-0 lead ln,Jhe
s ec'Ond inning when Cbl'is Al~rico hit a bo~er, but Sad·
dleback took advantage or a~
tly Palomar error in the third in-ning to puab across two UD•
earned runs. Traek Roundup
.. I was sort of watching them,
trying to pace myself," he said.
"I knew what my car. had, I
wanted to see what theirs bad."
Los Amigos High <Fountain
Valley) and Barstow tied for
third with 16 'points and Laguna
Beach was ninth with eight The lead ..asn't enough,
however, to withstand the strain
or Saddleback's sloppy fielding, .
and even a ll\fee-run Saddleback
rally in the top of the ninth left
the Gauchos short. Trojam Blitz Cal;
·Braim Rout Cart/$
. Rutherford brought out the on-ly~caution period ot the race on
lap 16 when a tire let go on his
McLaren and sent him into the
fourth tum wall. He was taken
to St. Joseph's Hospital in
Bryan, Texas, for treatment of
severe bruises on bis lett leg and
points. 1 to•ive varsity events need~ no
projections because they were
able to finish before the rains
came-the two-mile, 330 low
hurdles, 440 relay, long jump
and shot put.
Saddle~ck is now S-10 in the
Mission Confer~ce·s Southem Division.
STANFORD (AP) -Bill
Mullins of the Southern
California Trojans equaled the
Stanford Stadium record for 100
meters by winning the event in
10.4 seconds during Saturday's
double dual track and field meet
which resulted in victories for
USC and UCLA.
the Trojans beat California
100·48 while UCLA defeated
Stanford 90-63 on the rainy day.
ribs.
the 400-meter and mile relay Foyt dropped out after 38 laps
e vents. with a broken steering column in OCC Rows to Victory
Former Newport Harbor' High his Coyote, just as the leaders
standout Dave Kurrascb was started coming in fer their re-Despite rugged conditions in boat lead when the San Diego
second in the shot ~ui·ror USC gular fuel SloJ>S. the Newport Bay Saturday, athlete fell out of bis boat, fore· (55·0~) and third in 'the discus Tiie order°' t lnlSllef's '" s.turci.y•s 200.<Tlll• Orange Coast College's crew ing USD to atop and get Us 064·3). And ex· Fountain. Valley .. c. with type Of c.,, ·~ com111•~ .io .,,... rolled with ease past UC San rower back in the boat.
star Ken Margerum was second ,..['~=.~, ~.: P.,.,,.111, 100 ••-. 111.,.,. Diego, the University of San OCC fl . d . · th 11" t h di s (15 4) .......... ,.. o· d Sant Cl in mshe in 6:34.0, 1:41 in e v-me er ur e . mnes per r.our; 2. Tom wv•, 1'9nske, 100; 3. iego an a ara crew b h for Stanford. Gordo" JoMc:oc11, w11oca1, ": 4. w.11y o.11en-action. etter t an the stricken USO
twcn1 Mcuren, ": s. M.,lo Al\dretll, PIMlle, y . h b p boat. use,,.., u11 CALlF0111111• 91; '· Jim McElru1h, e.01•, u; 1. St••• ou nug t say t e irates of
3000 """'ec.,.ie-1. Per•i. u!>c, 9:1u. t. 1<r1s11o11, Wildc•t, 93; •· s.11 w.,,,,.,, Mcur .... · coach Dave Grant even got a In v arsily action.. Orange Vellequetw. c.1, •:u.a. 92; •. Bobb\' Otl.,.ro. LIQhtnll\Q. "; 10. Tom boo t f rt th k C ed sP-1. Mcl(entle. use. S1-4v.. 2. l(un-~h. ea01.,, t~•. to: 11. Jollmy P••-. UOf\ln-s o so s-;ts e roe y con-oast toy with UCSD, winning usc,s~.>.Mon1gomery,usc.54-tov.. l1'9.t0.12.TomB10t•-.w11du1,11:11BoC111v ditions of the waters actually in 6:14.2 to the Joscis 's 6:20.7; u -1• Dowllley, use. 2•rl'I. t. Eddll>QS, Gt!, un.-r. LIOhtnlno, II: u . Urry OkkSOft. PtnD.•. knocked one University of San the freshman e1·ght took a ,,_.YI, J. SI_,, C.I, 21-11. 19; IS. She._, ICll\ .. r, W•IMlft, c.l; 16. Solk"
JT-1. u. PH"•"•"· use. 212-2. 2. 1, Gtt11.,.-. "~'"· 4t; 11. A.J. Fovt, Corot•.•: Diego athlete out of bis boat dur· 22.5·second victory and the open
P ............ usc.1.,...,J.F"""9r11ur1t,usc,i ... J. 11• v .. " Sc..._, UQ11cn1"0. 21: "· Jolwl, 111gtbenoviceeight. four won 1·n 6.·50.9, to runnerup 400 rel•J-1. USC (AllOrewt, MlllllM. E-•· Rutl>erl0tC1, Mcl.ArM, 11; :zo. R-r McCIUSMy,
s.n1orc11 «>u.c.i1foml•.•1.o. 1i~l•,U:l1 • .1errv1e .. 1,RaKar,10. The Pirates had about a three-Santa Clara (6:58.6).
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M tr.i COSI• Clef N-t H•rt>or 15-11
Hortlt TorT.nceelel S...t• Mon!<• 1s,.10.
S•mlflMI•
It was raining hard when
Mullins . running on the
stadium's new all-weather
track, won the 100. Second place
Kevin Williams of Southern Cal
was timed in lD.9. Mullins now
shares the record with Charlie
Tidwell of Kansas and Ray
Norton of the Santa Clara Youth
Club team who both recorded
their 10.4 times in 1960.
Jn the UCLA-Stanford meet.
•00-1. A'*-1., USC. ., ... 2. S...f0td. USC.
' • l. Uribe, CAI, .. _._ I
S41\t• Barb.)r• def Hot1h Tor.,.l\Ce IS-•.
"""" Cost•elel Dos Pueo•os 1s-11. Fluls
!><lnl• B•rblr• del Mir• Cost• I) ll.
NOTE: Newpot1 H•rtiot'• Bruce C.IClwell w.t~
,..let le</ t.o lhe •ll·taurMment lum,
Stanford's J ames Lofton was a
double winner. with a long jump
of 25-3 1.h and a 200-meter time of
21.1, and helped the Cardinals win
Sports on TV Today
Today on Television
10 a.m. (2) -NAB PLAYOFFS-The New York Knicks face
the Philadelphia 76ers in an Eastern Conference playoff game.
11 :30 a.m. (4) -WOMEN'S TENNIS -The final rpatch in
a women's tennis tournament from Hilton Head Island's Sea
Pines Plantation.
Noon (2) -NBA PLAYOFFS-The Lakers meet Seattle in a
Western Confrenece playoff game. (11) -PRO SOCCER -The
Fort Lauderdale Strikers lake on the Diplomats, taped at
Washington,D.C.
1 p m. (4) -TENNIS -me Nastase meets Roscoe Tanner
in a WCT Challenge Cup match, taped at Las Vegas. CJ> -
BOXING -Golden Gloves winners from New York and Chicago
square orr in a series of bouts.
1 p.m. (5) -ANGELS BASEBALL -The Angels play
the A's at the Oakland·Alameda County Coliseum.
2 p.m. (7) -GOLF -Final round of play in the Touma·
ment of Champions from La Costa CC in Carlsbad.
2:30 p.m. (4) -SPORTSWORLD -Sean O'Grady meets
Romeo Anaya in a scheduled IO.round featherweight bout in Los
Angeles. Also, the AAU national short course swimming c~am
pionships, taped at Austin, Tex. and the 14lst Grand National
steeplechase, taped al Ainlree. England.
3:30 p.m. (7) -WIPE WORLD OF SPORTS -The Cham-
pions a ll gymnastics meet, via satellite from London. Also, the
world lumberjack championships.
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MELISSA BRILEY (LEFT), GREG LOUGANIS WON DIVING TITLES SATURDAY.
Sports in 'Brief
Louganis Triumphs;
Evert Ousts Austin
C LEVE L A ND Gre g
Louganis won his secood cham-
pionship of the meet and Melissa
Briley successfully def~ndld her
title Saturday in the fi nals of the
m en 's and women 's 10-meter
platform e\'ent al the National
A AU •indoor diving c h am·
pionships.
Louganis, a silver med alist al
the 1976 Montreal Olympics. who
trains in Mission Viejo, am assed
576 .18 points in wi nning the
"!"en's 10-metcr diving competi·
h on. .
Briley edged Kit Salncss of
Anaheim.
Evert in Ftnai.
lllLTON HEAD ISLAND. S.C.
-Chris Evert extended her
amazing· string of tennis vie·
tories on clay lo 117 Saturday
with a 6-3. 6·1 victory over 15·
year-old Tracy Aus tin in the
Bienek, $pringman
Lead ORU -Sweep
Special to the Dally Pilot
TULSA-For mer Golden West
College standout Vince Bienek
had four hits and d rove in three
runs while ex-Dana llills High,
sta r Bill Springma n clubbed a
pair of home runs in helping
Or a l Roberts University lo a
baseball doubleheader sweep of
T ulsa University, here, Satur·
• day.
ORU won by scores of 16·8 and
7-4 to run its season recora to
23·9.
Bienek had three singles and
batted in th ree i:uns in the
opener and had a smgle in the
nig htcap . Sp r ing m an, who
starred lit Cerritos College, hit
both homers in the fi rst game.
He also drove in a run with a
single in the nightcap.
semifinals of a S.125,000 tourna·
ment.
Evert will meet Kerry Reid
in the final Sunday. Reid beat
J oAnne Russell 6·2, 6~ m the
other semifinals. •
NeteCOMbe Wins
GU ADALA.J A R A -J ohn
Ne wcombe e d ged Ricardo
Ycaza, 6-3, 6.11, 7-6 Saturday in a
semifinal tennis match in the
Mexican Open.
In a nother singles m atch,
Gene Mayer beat his brother
Sandy,6-4,6-4.
Ra..irez Ad"ance•
MONT E CA RLO -Ra ul
Ramirez beat Vitas Geculailis,
6·3. 4·6. 7-6 Saturday in their
s em ifina l match of a World
Cb ampipnsbip Tennis tourna-
ment here.
Jn the other semifinal, Tomas
S mid d e fe ate d Corr a d o
Barazzutti, 6·3, 6·1.
Thie to Pedro.:o
PANAMA CITY -P anama-
nian Eusebio Pedroza stopped
c ha mpion Cecilio Lastra of
Spain in the 13th round Saturday
• mght to capture the World Box-
ing Association featherweight
crow.n.
Goll Leaden
TALLAHASSEE. Fla -S«oncl-rooncl 1.-n
In the T all.,,..SSff ~n golf tourn•y ov ... tlw
7, 124-y.,d Klllta<nGOlf -CA>untry Club courw Jim Neiford .._., UJ
Bru<:e Lietzke .,_.. IJS
Alten MIU.. 1>•·64 IJS
Barry JH<kel \ 10•7 • IJ7
Ed Oou9~ly .,... Ill Lon Nitti.on .,... 131
Ru Catdw•ll &• "' IJI Larry Nelson 1>'-6' Ile
Bob lender 70... Ill
Ed Sabo 1>•-1>• Ile Bob Murphy 72-61t Ill
Mike Shea 10... Ill
MIU Wa11..-~ 12-47 ll'
Dave Barr oll·1 I ll'
Bot>by WlldktM 11... ll'
Mark Lye 6'· 10-11'
Dan Sikes 10•• 11'
Rik Mu~ng.ale ••·70-13'
Tom S,,.w 1>7·1J-UO
Orange Coast
Swimmers
Place Second
SAN DIEGO MESA-Eight
Orange Coast College s wimmers
produced their li fe t ime best
marks to pace the Pirates to a
!lecond pface fi nish in the South
Coast Conference fi nals Satur-
day at San Diego Mesa College.
Full erton woo the team title.
Doug Prich ard turned in
OCC's most impressive time by
winning the 1.650 freestyle in
17 : 23 7, a fuJI 35 seconds better
than his previous best.
T he Pirates' Mark Whitmore
and Mark Cross went one-two in
the 100 free with a near dead-
heat fini sh, Whitmore getting a
t im e of 48.8 and Cross 48.9.
E ric Sloan was an easy winner
in the 200 breaststroke, clocking
2: 18.8. more than fi ve seconds
LI head of his nearest opponent.
Peter Zumberge added depth
Lo Orange Coast 's total by win-
ning the three-meter diving, and
OCC's 400 free r e lay t eam
zipped to a wi nning 3:15.5, which
ranks fourth in the state J C lists.
1,00 ··~-I Prlcl\ard (OCCI 11:23 7; 2.
~ldwtll CCerrilosl 17·2' O; J. Clay CFull~-1
17,. J. •· ~l,..n IGroUfTQ11) 11:JJ •ri . a.-
Fullerton) 17•1' •••. ~ ... IFutterlO<\) 11 S.I .
Ollwr\ I Ron COCCI 1' 0..1. t . Llnl\Ofl tOCCI
1' U •• 10 Mo>l.ocon IOCCI 1' "·'· 100 lrM -1 Wl\lt,,_t IOCCI ... I; 1. Crou
(OCCI •• •; J Grtt<I\ ( FUUU lonl ••. 1. '· Pollett
CGro umontl o I. S Elder (OCC ••.1; •·
Snyder CC.rrllo\I 50 • 011\ers-11 Muri.ugh
COCC I SI J.
100 ba<:lr I Gamble CFullerlonl 1:01 •. 1
Dunn COCCI 1 en •. l Lo\klll I Fullerton I 7:0l.S.
' S1tngu1eno IS.Ma Anal 1 11 o. s. H .. rt-1
fC.rrlt~l 1 11.J; • McDonald fCerrltosl 1·11.1.
OllMl"-11. UMOll COCCI 1.11 9 100 ~HSI I SINn IOCCI 2:11.1; 2. Taylor
IFullerlOf\11ll.t ;1 Oerlgo IFullertonl 1·1•.•; •. Young (SO ~) 1:V .t ; S. Slone IS.nl• An•l 1·21.•: •· Wl\ll•ukor COCC) 1.30.7. Others-1.
Sltll ... IOCCI 1." 1 bUt di squall lied for hHM
violation.
200 lly-1. Ker\c t\ IFullertonl 7:03.•: 1.
e ... nard CSO fMW) 1:03.S, J, Hartje ISO ~WI
7·04.1; •. Plu kll\ IG~smonll 2:0S.9; s. WMQter
(OCCI 2 0..0; 6. Blrthlleld (Fullerton) 1:11.S.
Ot""rs 10. Corey COCCI J.?'1.1.
Thrn ·meler dlYlnQ -1. Zumt>tr91 IOCC) 47'1.S;
1. Smltt\ ISO fMWI lll.4; J. S.•smllh IFullef'lonl
3 61 I. MOf'O&'I (Fullerton! J 18.0; s Bf!Ck""'"
CFulltrlon) 316 1; 6 l(ov•l•nko (OCCI lll.1.
Olhers 1. l(urlr fOCCI 23' 1; ' S<humaktr
IOCCI 12' 1
400 l_.e ~ay-1 Or~ CN•l J ·IS.S; (Whit·
more. Crou. Slo.on and Etdorl ; 1. Fufi.rton
l . II•; J. so~ J:21.J; • Grossmofll J:n .o; s.
Cerritos 3 ll.2; •· s.nta Ana J 30.0.
Team tCOtM-1. FUlterlon SIS; 2. °'-C.0.SI
'"; 3. SO ~ .. v•. • G<oumont 1'7; S. Cerritos 111, •. SanlaANl 134, I Ml SAC 117.
AUTO
LEASING
THE WAY
IT
AUTO BE!
Baseball Standings
FroM the mog1dflu1d
Dlo•o11d J•bll••
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cur 11ew or us~d
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Today!
•Friendly
•Efficient
AMERICAN LEAGUE
East Division
W L Pct.
Milwaukee 5 2 .714
Detroit 5 2 .714
Boston 4 3 .571
New York :J 4 .429
Cleveland 2 4 .333
Toronto 2 5 .286
Baltimore 2 5 .286
West Division
Kansas City 5 l .833
Oakland 6 2 .750
• Angels 5 3 .625
Chicago 4 3 .571
Minnesota 6 5 .545
Texas 2 5 .286
Seatllc 2 9 .182 Slit-··· ScMft Del roll•. Toronto J
Balllmort '· Mlt .. au•NO Now Y0<• J, QI~ 2
Bo•ton 12, Tu es• Ml,,.,. .. t. •. $Ht He S (11 lnnlf\q\I
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1
2
2·~
3
3
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neM>I• ( Erkl<$0n Z.0 and Atdtorn O.ll O.lralt tRoztma 1-01 at Toronto ICtanc:yO.OI
MllwaukM (H .. i 2.0 tnd R1pl091t 0.01 el
8a11Tmoro CM<Grlqor O.t -Brll" 0-ll Clll<•90 tKr...ec 1.Q) at New Y0<k CTldrow 0.11 T .. as (MeCllCll 0.1) al Bcxlon CR1ptey 0-0)
Cle vel•nd IG .. lafld l·ll at UntH City
(Leonard M )
CallfornHI t8tttl 1.01 •t Oalltand (Johnton 1-0l.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
East Division
W L Pct.
Philadelphi a 4 2 .667
GB
New York 5 4 .556 1 2
Chicago 1 4 .500 1
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Cabin Cruisers • Houseboats • Jet Ski Boats • Racing Boats • Fishing Boal s· Inflatable Boals• Kayatis •Portable
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Marine Engines • Depth Finders ·Waler Sk11s • Boal Trail·
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Two S£VYtOR Camell• Four-MH lnflatallle Boats witll
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Two tDWllANCE Sonar Unit~ with lransdamt, Two JOHN·
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WhJ would aomeone wlth a bachelors
degree from Stanford Voiversi" or the University of Southem California attend
the Irvine College of Business?
The answer. saidJ:ollege director and
co-founder w. D. Polick, is almple. To
get a Job.
"WHILE THEIR college degree may
have been enriching to them culturally,
they unfortunately don't have salable
skills, or the area they were trained for
ln college bas a glut." said Pollck, who
was regional ataff director for Sawyer
Business Schools before founding his
own school in 1974. His co-founder and wile. Elaine A.
Polick1 the college's assistant director
and a 1ormer executive secretary. noted
th a t business school graduates
sometimes can make use of their
bachelors degrees .. but they get their
foot in the door by using basic skills."
She said about 25 percent ot Irvine
College of Business students have a two
year Junior college degree
or bachelors degree and their success
on the job sometimes reflects that fact.
ONE WOMAN WITH a degree in en·
vironmental science.landed a job as an
executive secretary in a development
Cirm, she said.
Secretarial work ls not necessarily a
dead end job for women, who comprise
80 to 90 percent of the college's 80 stu· dents, Polick said.
· Grads Fill Cornpkx's Needs
junlor accountant or a receptionist. .
Both day and evening courses are of· f er.ed, with a course of st Udy rannlbg alx
ton.toe mootbs. Students wbo doo't com·
plete their degree work In that time
m~y atay on at no extra COit. Pollck said.
TUmON BUNS between S800 and
$2,100.
Asked why students pay that much
when they can study free at a eommunl·
ty college, Pollck aald be believes the
concentrated wort1 penonal attenUon
<classes ve llmlteG to 20) and bw!iness
atmosphere are alln1flcant.
The school la d~lgned to look as
much like a real olflce as possible and
students are asked to dress and act aa
they would at work, Polick said.
Jn addition, students are .. hired" by
imaginary employers and complete
their courses, under the direcUon of a
full ·time staff of alx, as U they were ac-
tually working.
Mrs. Polick noted that a student who
wears shorts to school on a hot day will
take a hard look at the more busi·
nesslike dress or others who will be in compellpon for jobs.
TUE COLLEGE \VAS established to
meet growing Irvine Induatrlar
Complex demands, noted the Policks.
who live in Irvine.
Requirements for eraduaUoQ are
strict. A secretary muat be able tO type
between 60 a.ad 6S words per minute, take shorthand at 90 to 120 words per
minute and receive• puaiq snde Of at
Jeast80pereentinherclasaes.
The school was recently accredited by the National AaaociaUoo of Independent
Colleges and Schools, Pollck said, IO
students are elleible for federal loans.
THE MAIN PROBLEM -1th mcom.
lDg students, he sald, ls poor Entllah
and communications akllls. A remedial English course,Jias been added.
Mrs. Pollcll noted tbat want ads
wblch used to stress that applicants
must have typlng and shorthand skills
now say pl~tively "must be abJo to
spell and punctuate correctly."
After completing their courses, 96
percent of students are working within
one week, Polick sald.
The school maintains a free place•
ment service. No jobs paying less than
$600 a month are acceptable, Polick
said, and the usual ran&e is $600 to
$1 ,200. • "
Students are given interview counsel··
ing and practice before being sent out
on lb~al thlng,.Polick said.
W.D. and Elaine A. Po/ick teach basic business ·skills.
Their students fill offices throughout the Orange Coast
Students at the Irvine college, located
on the Irvine·Santa Ana border at 1700
E . Garry St., can earn a degree or
certificate as an administrative, legal
or medical secretary, a general office
assistant, a full-charge bookkeeper. a
•'Today the job market is excellent.
because the shortage of trained
secretaries and office workers on the
Orange Coast ls incredible.'' Polick
s aid.
HE N&l'ED THAT the school bas
placed secretaries with former Presi· dent Gerald Ford, with John Wayne,
and with such firms as Avco Financial.
Fluor Corp.1 the Irvine Company and
even UC Irvtne.
(See SCHOOL. Page 86>
Simplification
This· Report: s
Child's Play
By JOANNE R EYNOLDS
OlllMD1lly .. ll.CSlttl
Technically, it's known as form lO·K, re·
quired annually or publicly·held firms by the
Securities and Exchange Actor IS34.
Usually, it's called an annual report and
is generally a bcauti(ully produced piece of
incomprehensible statistics, obscure account·
ing esoterica and business puffery.
IT WAS WITH more than the usual in·
terest that one form 10.K was received here
from New Hampshire·
based Wheelabrator·Frye,
Inc. The report is called
"Tom's Balloon" and in·
stead of the usual photos
of the company's boa.rd or
directors in a wood·
paneled library, it
features drawings and an
intriguing little story
about a boy and his
balloon business.
Jl is accompanied by a document that is •
the standard annual report, complete with
bar graphs, lots or color photographs and the
inflated jargon of public relations prose ..
. But the message in both documents 1s the
same. Here's how it's put in "Tom's
Balloon :"
"Last year we received $482 million from
our customers ror the products ar1d services
we sold them. From that amount we used: ·
-S282 million to pay the suppliers who
sold us the tens or thousands or things we
needed to run the business,
-$139 million to pay our employees,
-$34 million to pay the taxes owed to
federal. state and local governments, and
-$1 milUon to pay interest to the banks
J~r the money we borrowed.
. ··AFTER f AYING ' these •amounts,
Wheelbralor·Frye had a profit or $23 million,
out of which we usM $7 million for dividends
to our 60,000 owners (shareholders)."
The same information, including data
about payroll expansion, increase in con·
tracts and capital improvements is included
In the S('cond report. It's just easier lo rind in
''Tom's Balloon." •
Norman Ritter, responsible for both re·
ports, said the cartoon version was first pro·
duced in 1973 as an experiment.
The company is in the business of mak-
ing environmentally oriented manufacturing, and energy producing facilities.
Ritter is obviously proud of his children's
report. He noted that nearly 250,000 copies
were sent out to shareholders and students in
28,000 schools from the elementary level
through college.
"Nowhere wlll the reader find such
words as amortiiation. depreciation, un·
funded vested benefits, capitaliied leases or
contingent ll~biliUes," says Riller of "Tom's
Balloon."
WHAT TIIEY do find Is a simple story
that explains concepts such as profits,
dividends, and government regulation and
bow those elements affect jobs and
paychecks.
''Tom's Balloon" makes an interesting
contra$t with the glut or annual reports we
getf rom local firms.
Locally, there's Airco's sliver-covered
1978 annual report which opens with a para·
graph entitled At A Glance. The second line
lilts depreciation and amortilatioa.
AUergan's 1976 report included messages
l'IUC'h as the President's Letter which said, ··sate.a locreUed 33 percen\ over 1975. Net in-
come was more than double the previous
year's figure. Earnlnis per abate before ex-
traordinary ttem rose to $2.15 with over
300,000 more shares outst.aodina al year's
el\d. PNtax margins rose to 19.3 percent
rrom 10.S percent ln '975. reOecting our conti.
ou1ng empbasla on operating efficiency."
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Length. width trimmed 150-pounds, other weight savings totaled 685 pounds.
'Faceless Giant' Goes Public
By THOM LECOQ
OI '"' O.lly Pllet 5~ I
experiments in batteries may, within
10·15 years. extend the range to nearly
600 miles.
General Motors·
resizing efforts
have cufweight
drastically, adding
to mileage and
helping reduce
power requirements.
Lower power may
result in fewer ·
pollutants, one
corporate goal.
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837-4800 493-4511 A group of General Motors' top ex·
ecuti'(es gathered in Anaheim last week
to show new wares and to answer ques·
lions -and critics' accusations -
about the giant auto maker.
ALT SAID THE lead-acid battery's-::;;;;;;;;;;;;;-;;;~
most likely replacement is made or Zinc
.and nickel Oxide. Far off is a very com-
pact Lilhium·iron sulfide battery that
produces t.he same power as Jcad·acid F. )ames McDonald said GM is try.
ing to overcome the image of a faceless
giant by meeting the public.
ON THE BOARD of directors. a member or the executive committee
a nd an executive vice president.
McDonald said many people charge
that GM engages lo dishonest or unfair practices.
Nething could be farther from the
truth, he said.
''GM is too big an organizaUon to do
something underhanded-too big to get
away with anything.
••Every company has its dissidents,
and there are many places for dissi·
dents to go to complain," he said.
.. McDonald answered several ques
lions about sluggish response to man·
dated changes in pollution and safety
standards by saying that such changes
may cost billions of dollars and that
what may appear to be a simple change
might in fact require changes in'dozens or related parts.
GM TOOK THE opportunity to show
several new engines and other equip·
ment that McDonald and other key ex
ccutives nt the Disneyland Convention
Center called the next generation of
change in their automobiles.
Shown were:
-A V ·6 engine used to power a
midsized model that uses a computer to
cut-in .a turbocharger when the engine
becomes sluggish at about 30 mph.
-A computer -optional for $850 on
the new Seville (Cadillac> -that
measures fuel in gallons, miles per
gallon, distances to and remalning on
trips, speed and average speed on trips,
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range on fuel remaining, .estimated ar·
rival time on trips, a clock, RPMs,
engine temperature and voltage.
-A NEW v.s diesel engine.
-A second generation emission con·
trol system using a third catalyst in the
converter, plus a computer monitored
exhaust system that fine tunes
·Carburetor air·fuel mix.
-Examples or weight reduction ef·
forts and samples or scaled·down models in the line.
-Another electric car, a bat·
t ery powered Olevette with a 900·pound
battery pack that goes 55 MPH with a
range of 41 miles.
GM 's Robert Alt said the Elec-
troChevette is strictly an engineering
test car, but added that Delco dlviaion
al a quarter of the weight.
Delco-Remy, based in Anaheim, may
be a big beneficiary of those develop·
ments. The Orange County plant pro·
duces 2.4 million batteries for its
parent.
McDonald said the largest problem
facing all auto makers is llje dealer·
customer relationship, especially in
service and repair.
Computers, he said, may be some
help as f1\ey are used more to monitor
and diagnose mechanical and electrical
functions. "
But. he said, the problem re mains un·
solved with hefty spoils going to the
manufacturer who can come up with a
way to keep buyers from stalking away
from dealers in anger.
HE SAID CONTROLS on dealers in·
elude the right to take the franchise
.away ••• "we have done it-although l
don't want to talk about that-but we've not done it as often as we should."
McDonald critici~ed government
leaders, saying that lack of an energy
program, refusal to let oil prices seek
their own levels and setting of stan·
dards faster than technology can
economically meet them have all con·
tributed to price rises, an unstable
economy and some loss of freedom of
choice for consumers.
"It must be recognized that the
American consumer may be better
equipped to decide his destiny than are.
government burea,.-crats and social
planners," he said. ·
(See GM. Pate 86)
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-·-DEAR BOB: My bUlbaod and 1, both under es.plan
to tell ow borne and b"-Y a lesg expenalW" con•
dorolnham. 1 beard the"' is some~ method, 1( we
ncelve uodcr"one-third of the sales )lice in the first.
year, to eut our tax. Betty K.
DEAR lJETrV = If you buy )'Ollf replace meal ft·
ajdeHe within 18 moalha of the aale, youl •rofH will
be taxable only up to the difference la lhe l#O prtces.
It would be totally tax.deferred II you buy a more ell·
pensive replacement principal residence.
To cat tbe tax on your taxable profit, tr you don't
r • ttcel Ye over 30 percent or the sales price la the &ale
• -~ar, an Installment sale permits you to pay tax as
you receive payment.a from the bQyer. Tbls prevents
boosting you Into a higher tax bracket the year of
sale. Installment sales are usually secured by a firsl
or second mortgage on lhe property sold. Aak your
• tax advisor for further details. , ..
DEAR BOB: I'm iGterested in the good profits
from second mortgages. ls there any tax shelter for
· (be excellent interest income? Frank H.
DEAR FRANK: No. Interest earnlngs are taxed as
~ ordinary income. Retired people, In low tax brackets,
-o 4Jlen invest in second mortgages for the 10 lo 20 per-
· ~eet yleld comm0ttly attainable. For full delalt1, see
a local mortgage k>ao broker or real estate broker.
DEAR BOB : We owo an apartment house and
wonder wh~t ls the criteria for determining deducU·
ble repair~ and depreciable improvements? Carl n,
DEAR CARL: For each expendltare, ask yoaneU
II it lacrea.ses the buJldlng's value. If so, It's a capital
Improvement. But If It merely preserves or main·
taJns tbe bulldJng. it's a tax deducUble repair. For
example, patcblng a leaky water pjpe Is a repair. But.
installing a new pipe is a depreciable capHal Im·
provemeot.
DEAR BOB: We will be selling our home to our
daughter who will rent it from us for the first year.
Her rent Wilt apply lo the purchase price. Must we re-
port this sale on our income tax returns? Mrs.
Herbert M.
DEAR MRS. HERBERT M.: 11 you actllally make
a "sale/' yes. But if you lease your home, with an OP·
lion to buy later, no sale has yet occurred.
UnUJ the s ale takes place, the rent money Is just
par& of .&he option consideration. Option money Isn't
taxable until the option eilher is exercised or expires
un11sed. Consult yonr attorney Qr tax advisor.
DEAR BOB: How tan·we tell ii we qualify ror a VA or FHA loan? Joe M.
DEAR JOE: lnqwre al any approved bank. sav·
Ines H90ClatJon, or mortcace Joan broker. Your real estate age~t can help you too •
. DEAR BOB: I heard there is a new tax law affect·
mg S,!lles of ~ln"5s property owned for many years. Please explam. Mrs. C.P.
DEAR MRS. C.P.: Sorry, bul I a,n unable to locate
any s~cb law. However, there ls a new federal estate
tax law ~rmlltlng payment of estate taxes on family
farms or businesses up.to IS years after death of the owner.
The resuJl Is the survivors no longer have l;j"
the farm or business lo pay the decedent's esta e t x.
Your attorney can give you details. .
Airport System SCHOOL. Fog Clears • • on <From Page B-0
" Fog crept over the seaside
runway near the coast of
•England one early morning in
1943.
· Across the channel a half
dozen Lancaster bombers ap·
vraach, back from a raid on
German targets, How could they
land in the pea soup s hrouding
the air strip?
Back on the field. a dozen or
so men began running, each car·
·rying a lofch he used to light
•fuel oil in drums set out beside
the concrete runway.
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fact that five military com·
mands, Strategic Air Command,
Pacific Air Forces, Tactical Air
Command, Military Air Com -
mand and the U.S, Ai r Forces in
Europe, have agreed to push for
the system's development.
ONE REASON for the accord,
. are 1og-caused delays of troop
movements during maneuvers,
especially in Europe.
One exceptional young man
who received his qualifications
as a junior accountant was hired
by an Anaheim firm lo work in
Saudi Arabia at $20,000 a year,
Polick said.
Among future projects for
Irvi ne College of Business may
be a woman-in-management
program, which Polick said is
being considered. A bachelors degree would be required.
BUSINESS /REAL ESTATE
GM TALK • • • . (From Page 84)
John D. C11plan,"'execuUve
director 'Of GM 's reaearcb
laboratories told the audleoce
that transportation will continue
tor many years to depend oo U·
quid hydrocarbon fuels, and that
new ways must be found to ex·
ploit existing oil deposits, ud.
extract fuel h'om oil-bearing
shale, t.ar sand and coal.
In the far oCf fulun, he said,
the most promising fuel will be
hydrogen fusion, to power elec·
tric cars.
Saving fuel, said Dr. Craig
Marks, teclutical assistent lo the
vice president, engineering
staff, is getting plenty of alten·
lion.
Cars are being made lighter,
aerodynamics are now con·
sidered, computer assisted de·
sign helps trim weight, more use
or light alloys and metals and
plastics are all helping.
ELECTRONICS, TO monitor
and control engine operation, _,
will also save fuel, he said.
F . W. Bowditch, Ph. D. and
head of the environmental ac-
tivities staff, pra ised the
ca tal ytic converte r 's
performance in <:leaning up
emissions.
He said GM 's new converters
use rhodium to cut nitrogen ox·
ide compounds, changing them
to nontoxic nitrogen and oxygen.
Engineers s ti ll h ave to
reduce the amount of rhodium
he said, because the world supp'.
ly is insufficient.
Toyota Hikes
R etail Price
,.:. THE F1RES dried the air and
• :;partially cleared the fog, allow·
, ·jng the pilots to land safely.
in each of two tubes where
specially designed burners use
JCt fuel to heat air.
touch down ,'· s aid Darm -
standler.
Stevens said the cost of the
system is under wraps because
a French company with a d1f·
ferent system will soon bid
against the Irvine fin'n at LAX.
The small units produce up to
18 niillion British Thermal Un\ts
(BTU) while the large blowers
pump a massive 675 million
DTUs at maximum power and
heat, said Stevens.
That's enough lo heal 9,000
typical three bedroom homes.
The total system proposed for
LAX would supply enough BTUs
to heat about 210,000 homes.
H IGH-INTENSITY manage.
ment seminars are also beini?
considered, he said, adding that
more than 100 compuni~s have
sent their employees to his
school for ll.J>grading and add1·
tional training.
Also in the offing is an ex-
pansion of staff and classroom
space by about 40 percent.
Polick said. The new facility will
include a law school somewhere
in the Irvine Indus trial
TORRANCE CAP ) -Toyota
Motor Sales U.S.A. announced
an average increase of 5.4 per-
cent Friday on suggested retail
prices for 1978 cars and trucks.
Company spokesmen said the
boost, averaging $253 per \rehi·
cle. was forced by continuing
decline of the dollar against the
Japanese yen .
The experiment continued
.. through the war and thousands
. ;•of planes were saved from low-
. 'visibility landing accidents.
rt was. said Phillip J . Stevens
of Ullrasystems Inc., Irvine, the
first experiment in fog clearing.
· Stevens' firm thi s week an-
nounced their own latter-day fog
clearing system has JUSl cleared
a major Air Force hurdle thal
could mean placement of its
Ultraclcar system at military
and commercial ai rports around
the globe.
THE SY~TEM uses dozens of
heaters and blowers, buried in
protected pits beside runways.
lo rai se air t emperature 3
degrees. enough to clear fog in a
··t unnel" the length of a jet
1•unway, as high as 250 feet.
1\nd. said Stevens. Air Force
ucccptance of the system will
spell many new JObs in Orange
County,.
The units come in two sizes.
small for use beside the runway.
lctrge to expand the clear tunnel
over the approach
A diesel engine turns props
The heated air moves through
a blower, much like a hair drier,
and is aimed into the air .
The larger unit, 95.lfeet in
length, produces a massive
volume of air heated up to 400
degrees. Smaller units produce
about a third that volume.
Fog shuts down Los Angeles
International Airport <LAX ) for
about 150 hours each year.
A FOG clearing system there
could save its own cost quickly,
he said.
Dfverttng a jet from Los
Angeles to a nother airport ,
beca use of fog costs about
$.10,000, the firm figures. includ-
ing extra fuel. housing expense
and the flight back. .
Ultrasystems ' II . M
Darmstandler. a retired Air
Force ma.ior general, said pilot
support for the system is high.
Although instrument landings
under zero visibility arc possi-·
hie. most pi lots want lo be able
lo see the runway.
"ONE PILOT said, 'l want to
see 3 or 4 runway lights before I
"We don't know how much
they're asking: we don't want
them lo know our price," he said.
Stevens s aid the special
burners, "they're like the af.
terburners in a jet ... " produce
so little pollution that the diesels
put out the giant s hare "and
·even they meet EPA1 stan -
dards," he !>aid.
HE SAJ O the system would be
placed on idle if fog cohditions
t h reatened. Once the burners
't'.ome on, ai r is cleared com-
pletely within three minutes over
the runway
Stevens S<1Jd the system has
been under study and develop-m ent for nine _years. much of
the early research funded by
U ltrasystcms.
During development. the Air
Force paid many of the brlls.
The Air Force is expected to
have the system in operation at m ;iny bases by 1985.
Unusual. said Stevens is the
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Come live in Anaheim Hills where play's
the thin~l-Where a handsome new home is
the stellar attraction, but outdoor fun and
recreation will have leading roles in your
new life. Miles of riding and hiking trails, a
nature center for learning, paths for strolling,
neighborhood sports centers for convivial
competition. There's a challenging public
course for golfers, the saddle club for
equestrians and even an.eleven court
racquet club for tennis enthusiasts.
Anaheim Hills is a beautiful resl·
dentlal community seemingly distant from
Homea Currently Offered ln Anaheim Hiia.
Netghborhoodt Opening In 1978
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An increase of $200 on the
basic Corolla two-door will bring
the price to SJ,588.
• freeways and the busy, noisy world, yet
minutes close to schools, shopping and
work. Preview the coming attractions. One
of the West's best homebuilders may be
preparing your new residence right now!
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Santa Ana Canyon Road, east to Anaheim Hiils Road.
(714) 998-2000.
197lj, Anaheim Hills, Inc.
• WINOOW HILL by Pacific Coast Builders, Inc.
•ANAHEIM HILLS ESTATES by S&S Construction Co.
•SUNSET RIDGE II by Oaktree Development Co.
•RIDGE Vl'CW by The Baldwin Co.
• HUNTER'S POINTE by The R. P. Warmington Co.
• RIDGECREST by Pacer Development Cofp.
•THE COVEY by The R. P. Warmington Co.
•FEATHER HILL by Pacific Coast Builders. Inc.
•NORTH VIEW by The Toman Company
•POINTE OUISSETI by W R. Graoe Properties, Inc.
•ANAHEIM RIDGE ESTATES by G L Lewis Co.
•BIRCH RIDGE ESTATES by W N Shattuck. Inc.
• LAS COLINAS by Smy1h Bros , Inc.
•SINGING WOOD HILL by Wills & N<1ns
• STONEGATE by Socalend Corp.
• PEDREGAL by Smyth Bros • Inc •RAINBOW AIOOE by Fredricks Development COrp.
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BILL UNG bu blel promoted to m uqv ol
the Fountaln Valley orrlce ot Walker a.o4 Lee &ul Ettate.
King at.a.rtecl his nal eatat.e C&rffl' wbea be
Joined Walk.et' If Lee in December~ 1W76. l>wi.oC'
' 19'17, he was five·time.wlnner of
tbe Salesman of the Month
Award In the Huntington Beach·
M._fnoDa Adams office; two-
tlme winner of the Most MOGeJ
Earned trophy in the Reaale
Division; and won membersbJp
, in the presUitous Winner's Cir-
cle, Walker & Lee's top syis
'"" producer's group. Previous to ·starting a new
career in real estate, King was
a program manager In the aerospace industry for
many years. He lives in Fountain Valley with his
wife, Nancy, and their three teen-age s~ns.
Thomas I. Lingo, president of Lingo ;[leal Estate
Investments, Inc:>t.~as announced the Jif'<>JDotion of
MILTON E. NAYLOR to ex·
ecutive vice president and
director of sales.·
While in sales, Naylor was
the top dollar volume salesman
for the Laguna Beach Board of
Realtors in both 1972 and 1973.
·He became a partner and of.
ficer of the firm in 1973 and is a
member or the board of direc·
tors.
Naylor is a graduate of the HAYLo•
University of Arizona, wit~ a background in
engineering. He currently lives in South Laguna
with his wife Annette and their two daughters.
DORY REYNOLDS has been appointed
manager of computer services at Alpha Computer
Service of Costa Mesa, annowices David G. Miller, president.
Prior to joining Alpha Computer Service, Mrs .
Reynolds s erved four years with Zapata
Diversified Builders, Para-
mount, CA,. as an assistant in
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organized contractual docu-
ments for the operlttions de-
partment. Her 17 years ot pro-
fesslonaJ experience also in·
eludes an administrative
position with Retlll Steamship
Company, Long Beach.
Mrs. Reynolds lives in Hunt·
llllYHOLOS ington Beach with her two
teen-a ge children . .
The husband and wife team of Joe and Pat
Oakson have recently becom~ associated with the
staff of Red Hill Realty's Irvine office, located in
the Uni versity Park Shopping Center , according to
Mr. Edward A. Nahigan, president of the com-
pany.
Mr. and Mrs. Oakson are well known residents
of the Irvine area havinlil resided in Culver1falP fnr
the past eight years. Mrs. OakSOil was formerly a
secretary for the Irvine Unified School District 's
Culve rdale Elementary School. She has also been
active in Girl Scout leadership.
Oakson. a graduate or Notre Dame, served in
the U.S. Navy pri<Jr to going into his own manufac·
luring representative's business. He has been ac·
live as a coach in the soccer a11d .baseball pro·
gra ms, became involved in the Btke Trail Bond Is·
sue, and is presently on the Board of Directors of
the Culverdale Hom eowners Association. The
Oak sons have four children.
John I lazeltme, president of Broadmoor Ven·
t11rcs. in Irvine. has announced the appointment of
Thorn as E . Hayes as vice president in· charge of
business development.
Hayes was most recently vice pr~ident of
Benefi cial Standard Mortgage Investors responsi-
ble for disposition of residential ...
projects require d through
foreclosure. Prior to that he
was assistant to·the president of
Kendall Development <former-
ly W illiam Lyon Develoo· m(nt>
A Marine Corps veteran,
Hayes also is an MBA graduate
• of Cal State Fullerton and a
• me m be r of Beta Gamma
Sigm a. the national business school honor society. HAYSS
DIANA M. HOARD, of Newport Beach, a
specialist in environmental a:nd urban planning,
has joined the Center for Planning and Reseat'ch,
Richard E. Ramella, pre.sldent, has announced.
Prior to joining the center, Miss Hoard had ac·
cumulated more than seven years experience in
environmental and urban plan
ning while working on the pl .
ning departments or the . ies
o r Orange, El undo ,
Gardena, and Cos esa.
A graduate of alifornia State
University al Fullerton, Hoard
earned her bachelor o( a rts
degree with emphasis in urban
~eography in 1971. She also has
further educational t raining
Houo from the University of ~uthem.
California, University or California at Irvine, and
California Slate University at Long Beach.
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m arketi'ng, advertis ing
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opeoed its doors for
business.
Co-owners and pl'in·
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struction indu11try and
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Families Ihvited
Flndlu lM rt1ht apartment in the
rl1bt pta}e can be a dlfflcult chore
u.nder the best of circumstancps.
es pee la.Uy for a f.amily.
Finding the rtabt apartment in the
Irvine villaee ol Turtle ll~Jc ca.n be a
surprise for families in search or ap-
p ro p date accomm od ations for
themselves and their youngsters.
TurUe lloclt Vista Apartments are
localed on the north side of Campus
Drive about midway between Culver
Harho1:9 Realtors
Honor Firemen
On Thursday
aod Turtle Rock drives, near'tbe en· tranc~ to the prestt1lou1 vllla1e.
Here a nWnber of apartment styles,
many puticularlY keyed to the needs
of the YoUni taml)y, are ottered.
ONE sum JS the two-bedroom,
two-bath Plan Four, encompusing
1,120 square feet on a single level. A
generoua·slzed living room opens
directly onto a private balcony or
patio in each Plan Four. The large
master bed.room hu its own private
bath, complete with dressing area.
Rental range for tbe Plan Four ls
$360 to $450 per month, accordinc to
Robert Barrett, regional property
manager for The Irvine Company.
Turtle Rock Vista Apartments are
.located ln a seWne that is almost
ideal for the young family; with
parks to the north and east and a
·high s chool and elementary school
within.a few minutes' walk, Barrett
Sporting Life·
Residents of Woodbridge Arborlake enjoy a private beach arid
their favorite water sports at the townhome development. priced
from $116,545, in the Irvine village of Woodbridge. Ed Arnold, ABC sportscaster, and
members from the cast or the NBC
series Ernereency will be on band at
the fourth annual Fireman's
Recognition Breakfast ThUDday at
the Marriott Hotel to join members
of the Newport Harbor-Costa Mesa
Board of Realtors in honoring
firemen of the year from Costa Mesa,
Newport Beach and Irvine.
stated. ----------------~----~------------------------------------7 THE PLAN FOUR is one or six ' ' apartment styles offered al Turtle
Rock V~ta.
Offering such touches as 'pantries,
linen storage and individual, tiled en·
tries, Turtle Rock Vista Apartments
have been designed to be at home in
Shadow Run ill-Debut!
Arnold will act as mas ter or
ceremonies and the Emergency cast
members will make presentations to
the honorees. ·
The event is part or Private
Property Week cerem_onies conduct·
ed by the Board, and members or the
public wishing to participate may
call the board to reserve tickets at
646· 1671. The price is $6.25 per ticket.
Chairman of the event is Don Bull
who s ays some 35(1 realtors with
guests will attend.
ln addition to the TV celebrities.
the Jaz.z. Band from Corona del Mar
hi g 1! school, directed by Ve rn .
Shroeder . will aj>pear, and the color .
guard from El Toto Marine base will
be parti c ipating in official
ceremonies.
1ts sophisticated locale.
A careful blen~ng of earth-toned
woods, stucco and .masonry com·
blned with aesthetically pleasing
architecture has won recognition for
T1'rtle Rock Vista Apartments as one
of the best apartment projects to be
found in the 14 western states~
THE PROPERTY Management
Division of the Irvine Company cur-
rently operates well over 3,000 apart-
m ent units in 11 se~arate areas
throughout Irvine and Newport
Beach. Further information on the
Turtle Rock Vist a Apartments, or on
any of the other apartment develop-
ments administered by the division.
is available daily from 9 a.m. until
5:30 p.m. at the Turtle Rock· Vista
Apartments leasing office, located at
Three Rockview Drive.
Value is the key s8.les benefit of.
fered at Warmington Development
Inc. 's Shadow RW1 homes in Lake
Forest, where the grand opening of
phase two is now under way.
Priced from $79,900, these homes
are probably the best value currently
a vailable in Lake Forest, according
. to Bob Mister, vice president of sales
and marketing for Warmington.
"The Lake Forest area is an ideal
environment for recreation, close to
major employment centers and shop-
ping facilities and a haven of enjoy-
ment and privacy fo r growing
families," Mister noted
The single-family commuruty of·
fers five distinctive floor plans. de·
s i gned by Architecture West or
Orange, each with three separate
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areas for family, formal and privat~
occasions.
The kitchen/family room area is
the center activity witb a friendly,
old-fashioned atmosphere. The·living
room is designed for more formal ac-
tivities, while spacious master suites
with gracious dressing and bath
areas highlight the private sec.tors.
Each room is a private retreat .for
different family age groups. v,
The community may be· easily
reached by taking the San Diego
Free.way to the Lake F9rest Driv"
exit. Drive east approximately one
mile to Overlake Road, then right on
Overtake to Shadow Run/Lan
Forest.
From the San Diego Freeway, tak~
Culver Drive west to Campus Drive.
Turn ten on Campus to the entrance
to lhe apartments.
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K<r\J,rtn, M utlth <onctJ!'
Lake Forest offers a multitude of new
homes from which to choose. But ... there\
.onl y one Parkwood by S&S Construction in
Lake Forest and that says .1 multituJe aho111
the kind of home you'll finJ at Parkwond.
made hy Shapcll's own craftsmen.
The tuhs and smks of Parkwocxl are
genuine cast mm unless, of course, they're
made of culturcJ onyx marble in which ca5l'
they've hccn crcnt<:d cxclu~1vcly for Sharell
3 to 6 Bedrooms
Homes from
To begin with, each ::mJ every ParkwoliJ
home is built Wtth genuine lath anJ plaster
construction throughout. Omstruction th.u
means better sound resistance, gre<lter fire
protection ,. better insulating properties anJ
just plain old-fashioned qua hey.
And a Parkwood home doesn't give you
a lot of plastic, fiberglass , synthetics and
substitutes. The homes of Parkwood arc huilt
with good solid materials and fine
craftsmanship.
In the entry of a Parkwood home yo11'll
,tand on genuine hand-set ceramic t1l~
wood parquet floo~. The cabinetry in all nl
the master baths and powder rooms arc
natural Ash wood, and the kitchens :m .·
chock full of beautiful stain graJe cabinetry ..
The f1rcplacc' 111 n P.irkwood home an·
genuine "budt-hy-h.1nJ" masonry. Not tin
hoxes. The entry Joors of a Parkwoo<l honw
.1rc specinlly J es1gncd and both the exterior
and interior lighting fixtures arc exceptionally
beautiful.
By now, you're probably getting the
idea. A Parkwood home has no peer in Lake
Forest. But we'd like you to pro\'e that to
yourself. By comparing a Parkwocxl home to
.my other you mi~ht be considering. First
hnnJ
Come on out and take a good hard look
at the homes of Parkwood. Ask qucsuum
.ind then a~k yourself if Parkwood isn't the
finc~t of L::ikc forest.
$94,950 to $159:500*
ldrr"""'" 1714) Slll ·2~ill0 ~
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San Diego Fwy. 10 ?'\,~.
Lake Forest Drive ,~~ ~ ~.~~:: ::-:.~~ --·-
Prided Quality
The Standard d
Excellence in
Hcmebuilding.
Parkwood Estates
Models open from 10 am to 7 pm.
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S.,S Con.Mroeilon Company @ A S11h$1dlar' of SMpell ll\d1nutt1, Inc.• lhHd on tht N.\'.S.E.•@Equal Houslft10pportu111ty.
• Prkt, plant, 1111umll md spKlfic1doM art 1ub.J«t '°ch.nee • lthout notke. AU ho!Ms offertd ue tuhjtc1 10 prior ult. ~,.,. A..ius.s CONST~ION co.
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.lJ&U.eralC9tatl ! .
Mn. L.B., eo.t. Mesa • Yes, there are! Over seven million dollars
-lrom the Real Estate EducaUon and Research
l'und bas been .n-anted to colle«ies and universities t.o. encourage real est.ate educaUon and research
s ince the ~·s inception. The real estate
commissioner is res pon&il)Je for allocatln~funds to ~ducal;l<?f1al ins~tuUon.1 and from the beginning
.has utilized advisory commit~ to s~k and as· ,:i~St in making determination for fund expen-
cAtur.es.
~here are approxim ately 99 functioning com·
_ mun1ty colleges in the state. Eighty-six of them of-
fer one or more of the six approved California
Real Estate Certificate program courses: rea l
estate. principles, practice, legal aspects, finance.
appraisal and economics. Most of these schools of-
fer both a 24-unit certificate and a 60-plus uptt-AA degree program.. -
Just for record purposes, the first year or tbe certi!icate prt>gram was 1963 and total enrollment
in co mmunity college real estate certificate
courses was 16,719. During 1972·73~ 82,000 licenses,
pre·licensees and professionals in ousiness closelt related lo real estate took advantage of this re~
markable educational opportunity. ... .,.. ~
: tn the past fewf'e~, these participating COi·
;leges have achieved a r elative uniformity of
:Coarse content, title, description and quality of in·
~ttu'ction ; thus, the progress of community college :l\~al Estate education in California bas kept pace
:with the needs of the Real Estate industry and con-
;_.sumer.
.; ·For your information, a partial list of the col-::Seges in Los Angeles and Orange Counties offering
:;\l>ove referenced programs are:
, Cerritos College
HoiileE~ty .
Loans Rising
TM IDcNued property .. 1w of nlldenUal
naJ ..tat..,.= bomeowwa a ebance to Ule tbelr home• a tmte.t ol a lbelter.
Bomeownen are takllil 9dvut.M• ot the equity ln a home to oMaln eaab for a wiae •arf.ef.J
olreasons. u0ur eu.ta borrow malnll lor investment
puJ'pOMl,0 nkt Lawrence A. Levlnlon. premdeat ot Newport Equity FUnds, lnc.
a Newport Beach -b ased
mortgage brokerage ftnn witli
otnces 1n San Dl:ft.r.:,HuoUnctoo Beach, Laguna and Palm
Sprln&s.
.. TREY KNOW TREY
b a v e coulderable equity In
th'eir homes, and bave found lt
advantaieous to put that moPey
i.av•NtOtt to work rather than letting it sit
idle, .. sald Levinson. "Instead or bavln~ money
tied up, they take It out to capitalize on a business
venture, or PQSSibly to use it as a down payment
for a second borne or income property.''
To help their clients caplt.alize on investments.
the loan brokerage firm has offered an interest·
oqly plan since 1973. It bas become so popular that
it now represents 95 percent of the company's loan
acUvtty, S"aid Levinson.
An "interest-only" loan means that the bor·
rower pays only the interest on the money be is
borrowin1. In terms of monlhly payments on a six·
year loan, that means $125 a month rather than
$209 on a fully a mortized (principal and interest)
Joan of $1S,OOO.
B-'NKS AND SAVINGS AND loans do not Of·
fer interest-only loans and most mortgage· broken
are reluctant to grant this type of loan, Levinson
said. The longer term, Interest-only loan off en
three advantages to borrowers. Levinson said: (1)
the low payment assists lhe caab now of the busi-
nessman or investor; (2) The continued lnfla·
tionary spiral means the loan is paid back with ln·
fla,ted dollars at the end or lhe six-year term; and
(3) Interest payments on the loan are 100 percent
tax deductible.
A Complete Surprise ..•
lo find "limiftd tdition"
new l1amts tJJI.1t ac~mlly offer s11clt
marvelous im1ovahons tis wide, widt,
liomts and lots (so rnre tlzese days)
plus ard1ilechmilly stu11ni11g desigti
on every side (sides and backs as
beautiful ns tlie fronls) plus
recreation center, recreation ve11icle
storage area, la ndscapecl
drives, grw1-gras:;ed ·h1rf-bl«k"
off-street parking. You will be
welcomed info some of tire
most spacious, elegnnt and uniqtre
homes la be found m1ywliere-
surprisingly comple~e with
even; imaginnble f eahtre, Microwave ovens,
Garden-planter Windcnos (some plans},
Wood paneling on Kitchen ceilings,
Whirlpool Spas (some plans), ttJtll a
bonus room witli ils ow11 fireplace!
Preview priced from $116,990 .
Son Diego Fwy 10
Fairview exit •
norltl on Fairview lo
SOultl Coos! Plozo Dr.
eosl one block 10
Connel, tell lo
SOiinas, right on
SOtlnos 2 blocks lo
SOies OHice.
" {;ompton College
! : Glendale College
.,. Long Beach City College
; East Los Angeles S::ollege
. : Cypress College
''Because of the six-year term, borrowers are
better able to plan their future and bandJe the
lump s um final payment," said Levinson. He
pointed out that it is ~ally possible to refinance,
• if desired, at any time during the term of the Joan
or at maturity because of further increased pro-
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Golden West College
Los Angeles City College
Mt. San Antonio College Orange Coast College
Santa Ana College
West Los Angeles Coll ege
: For additional information. l suggest your son
• l·hcck wi th his school counselor.
F:DITOR'S NaTE: Randall Mccardle is presu!ent of
I· ·: 1 he Real Estaters: he is al.30 an author , lecturer and in·
.~tructor. Send your comments and questions to Randy
'vfcCardle. c 10 the Dally Pilot, Bol!ilf56(). Costa Mesa. CA t 9262/i .
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perty values. . ·
"ON THE.SCHEDULED maturity date, there
is a balloon payment," explained Levinson. "And
the fi rst reaction to that mighl be concern about
paying off the entire principal in six years. ll is a
documented fact that in California most homes are
sold wilhin four years and lhe loan ls automatieal·
ty paid off in escrow.''
Levinson added, •·A businj>sman can easily
become strapped for cash fo r inventory or tax
purposes and he can use the equity in his hOme
rather than negotiating a more expensive com-
mercial loan."
· _N orthwoo.d 's s~undance
~Previewing in Irvine
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Su'ldant'l' Townhomes 1n the
• \'dlagt• of Northwood in Irvine is now
open for 1>rC\'ICW sales, according to
E. John Garcia. executive vice pres1-
. dent and gcnl!l'al manager for Pon
derosa llomcs, builder of the exciting
new $5 million development.
four bedrooms and two, 2...,, or three
baths. Ceramic tile entries lead lo
the formal living room with fireplace
and the formal dining room. Kitchens
open lo family rooms in three of the
four noorplans offered.
You can sail
Designed by Paul Thoryk of Del
Mar, the one and two.story con·
figurations rise d ramatically in a
series of pJane.11 displaying multiple roof levels, jutting chimneys, and de-
Lai letl front facings in a contem-
porary style.
Priced from $88,900, the one and
'two-story townhomes are situated
facing different directions, creating a
maximum of two entries on the same
:.ide. The variation enhances the in-
. di viduality of each home a nd
: balances the unified loolt which gives
• the community identity.
CEDAR SIDING OF tongue and
. j?roove laid hor11ontally harmonizes
, the front fac1lilics. A ~w1mming pool,
4 Jocuzzi, cabana. tot lot and terminal
, for the network of bicycle trails
_which interlace the community and
• surrounding countryside are included
in the planning. Homes will have
~ \VOOd shake roofs.
.; Interiors will ran~c from 1,391 to
-.; 21181 square feel with two. three or
;. .
Honae With View
Equipped with microwave ovens, a
cook center , fi ve.cycle dishwasher
and disposal in the double sink, the
w e ll -des i gn e d kitc h e n s h a ve
luminous ceilings and ceramic tile countertops. Dra matic greenhouse
windows highlight all the kitchens.
MODEL HOMES ARE now under construction. When completed, they
will be professionally decorated by
Laura Merlo & Associates of Costa
Mesa.
During the pre-sale program for
Sundance Townhomes, a total of 47
units will be available. Occupancy is
anticipated to begin in the fall. When
completed, the new community will
have a total or S4 townhomes .
To visit the sales center at the site
of new construction for Sundance
Townhomes, exit the San Diego
Freeway or the Santa Ana Freeway
at Culver Drive and continue north
on Culver to Irvine Boulevard. Tum
right on Irvine Boulevard and con-
tinue one mile to the sales trailer and
soon-to-be-completed model complex
in the Village or Northwood in Irvine.
'Building
Cotinty'
Honore d
·•Building Ora nge
County," the monthly
publication published by
th e Orange Coun ty
Chapter of lhe Building
Industry Association.
ha s r ec i e v c d th e
National Association of
Home Builders' Seldon
Hale Award as the best
commw'licaUons techni·
que e mployed by a
m ember chapter during
1977.
Accepting the award
for the chapter at the
group's February meet·
log was Bob Clay, who
created and produced
the . publication while
serving as the group's
19'71 communicallons
chairman.
"Bulldi ng Ora nge.
Wide expanses or glass and soaring ceilings
highlight the ,Big Canyon homes in Newport
.. Beach, priced from $129,800 to $199,800.
County" is a 12-pege
offset newsletter. Clay
designed and edited tho
publication, as well u
wrllln& portions of iL.
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3ny place in the world
from your back door.
r our own boatdockjust o ffyour patio•.
You 're most likely to U6C your boat for a
sunset cocktail cruise or for a weekend in
Catalina, but you could sail anywhere.
There are now a few beautiful homes on the water
available at Trinidad Island for those seckin~
their ultimate home. •-llJllml!""' __ .__
\Vhat a feel of exhilaration ~
to have the splendid blue
of watet brought into /\;
your home through large ..
expanses of glass. There
are unexpected tnuchc:.
everywhere, like a
mezzanine wet har chac
overlooks the channel.
Soaring vaulted ceilings
create an incredibly
spacious effect. Lavish
master bedroom suites
with ilreplaces. separate
sitting rooms. and ~,
exparuive dreping areas i · -.~11ro1
provide the retreat adults
need. Family rooms are
~*
larger than normal living rooms, and each home
has a formal d ini ng room. Only a short walk aw:iy
is a white sand beach and a Ashing wharf.*
Huntington H arbour li vin~ is stylish, and there
is everything here one would want for an
elegant lifestyle .
\Vatcrfmnt homes
~ with ho;it-slips*
~ from $344,000.
Offwarcr home~
from Sl89 .500
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Trinidad Island and Trinidad Ambassador
(213) 592-2839 (714) 846-446 3
HUNTINGTON HARBOUR
42.41 Warner Avenue, Huntington Beach. CA 92649, (21})592·2816 (714) 846-064 t
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:1'fAI_ !STATE S4Jftcfay. A,wti 11. 1171
~ation's Home Resales Set }J.ecord. D11riiig 1977··
t_ . W ASIDNGTON -Prelmlnary estimates by
;UM Natkaal ~ ol RM!t.on that ulstln1
home ...a. b' 1l7T woald '8JIPl'C)acb 3.S million
bave pl'OYtll c:on-ect. with NI• totaUnc 3,m,ooo. • ftCIOl"CI.
lo lea ...W report on ex.lltlna homo sales, the
associatlQn not.el that lm sales volume surpassed
the 1911 record ot 3,,00l,000 by 11 pen:ent.
The dollar volu!J)e ol sales also reached record
levels, the report nya, wltb $1n.1 billion in resale
•transactions. Tbla exceeded the 1976 record
volume by $4-4.4 billion. Tbe report attributes 55
i>ercent of the dollar increase to tbe hieber volume
of sales and 4.5 pettent CO a rise in sales prices.
"THROUGHOUT m& YEAlt, resale activity
was spurred on by a favorable mortgage market,··
said Kenneth :S. Jtertn,. research direclor.
.•·Mortgage rates d\lrlng the first. nine months or
1971 were generally below nine percent. During
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lhls period, thrill i.nsutuUons enjoyed a substanual lnflux ol new deposits and bad more than ample
runds to finance an unprecedented level of trans&C•
tloos."
While interest rates cllm6ed over nine percent
tn the last quarter and savings inflows slackened,
Kerin said, the resale market actually pif ked up
steam, reaching a seasonalty adjusted annual rate
of 4,030,000 units by the end of the year.
The report. credits much or the high level or
sales in the fourth quarter to a stepup in mortgage
activities of the principal secondary market leo··
ders: Federal )llational Mortgage Association and
Federal Home Loan Morgage Corporation. Tbese
orgaoiiation8 purchase mortgages from locaVlen·
ders, thus replenishing the latter's supply of
mortgage money.
ALL FOUR REGIONS or the nation shared in
the 1971 sales increase, selling records of their
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Sumptuous vtllas like those
• on the Medltertan~an.
own. In the South, s.ies volume lncreued by 24 .
percent to 1,372,000; ln the North Central region, 23
percent to 1,035,000; ln tbe Northeast, 20 percent to
549,000; and in the West, tour percent to 615,000.
-Unhappily, the increase In sales prices kept
pace wi1h the increase IQ sales. tbe report says, as
the median price of an e!Ustiog slhgle·famlly home
rose by $4,800 to $42,900. This 1.2.6 percent price
rise shattered the previous record jump of 10.7
percent whicf\ occurred in 1974, according to the
report.
Median sales prices diffeNMI widely among the
regions, the report. indicates. The 1977 medians,
with percentage increases in brackets, were:
West, $57,300 C24.3 percent); Northeast, $44,400
(6.2 percent ); South, $39,800 (9.0 percent); and the
North Central region, $36,700 (11.6 percent>.
~S A MEASURE OF the price appreciation of
exiAing homes , the report contrasts the percen-
~ll:t ~'W·o· n a plate~u ~bove the sea.--·
· Ao exclusive s;~:g:g~;ztp~-;;;p-
gate-guarded ,.
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·• ··.neighborhood of 75
·: :· . . .. " -~ single-family homes
-.· .·· ._:. :>-.·~ ;~. · .. ._with f)rivate access
. . . · .. · · . to beach, four tennis ... l'l'T"!I: . . ......
· ·: · '. · · "·· · . .' · · ·.. . courts, an ocean
.. :. · .. : ,:: .. ". : .-.·"view park. and ...
· · · · -· · : . · · recreation c.enter ·
· · :with swimming and
: · hydrotherapy pools
· and sauna. ·
. . · .. Inside The Villas are pure
·charm -conversation nooks, atriums.
, ·.: :~--· .:. ·~-,1• • retreats. galleries, libraries. Roman
~: ':-:··'.·-.:~ .. -~:~~~:.:~baths, gourmet kitchens.find .
• · • , ... ,.:·.-::· •. ~.~-1 refinements such as French doors, · : · .. ·.·.="~::;<: . ..:.:_handcrafted cabinetry, quarry tile ·
··:·:-":".':-..::~~".'tries, and vaulted ceilings. The . -. .
From $137,500 to $205,000
,,.. wi. .... Pl"'fect et llllC:O C-.-lly ~· \M·
In the sea country of Laguna Nigutl.
33821 Vista Grtindt, Lagima Niguel, CA 92677
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tage of homes priced' at $50.000 or more lD.,,,.,
with earlier years. Lut year, ST.I pereeat ~....,.
sales were 1u that price ran1e. Jmt a -rear•=: 28.2 percent were priced that ti.Jib. and al
011ly 9.0percent wereln thatprtcecanlOl")'4
The-report, however, takJ!I IAu. Jtth the
belief that rising bome. prices have mlde bDme
ownership lncreulngb' dllficulL
In ract. the report, says, the riM Ji'tbe price or
single.family hom" duriD& I.be P">!:•!l.Bt: been matched by tbe increase In ioAlaD •
. come, leaving the relalioo&~p betw M.aae
prices and family incomo vlrtuaJIY UDC
AS TO TBENDS lo. bom--the~ ta)'!;
.that. in Its 10-year history,~ hU been u.noat
no change in the popuJartV"Ol the th?M-bedf'oom
home, witb 55.7 percent Ii JtT1 resale• comlstlng
of homes Jn that cat4'golf•
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No telephone poles. No TV antennas.
No billboards. No smoke--belching factories.
No cluttiered alleys. NO"run .. down business
districts. N o monotonous row housing.
No neglected neighborhOQds.
Instead you ·n find the results of continuous
home buyer research programs designed to
discover exactly what Southern Californians
want out of li.fu: . ,
A wide variety of housing. Liveable floor"
plans. Neighborhood parks. Sw~mming pools.
· A sa~ walk to good schools. Convenient local
and regional shopping. Day•care centers.
Tennis courts. Bike trails. Restaurants.
Golf courses. M ed ical and Dental facilities.
A Unive rsity. Churches and synagogues.
Theatres. Libraries. Non"polluting business
and industrial centers. M ore trees than fences.
More gras.s than blacktop. Enough elbowroom
for families to grow closer together
This is planning.
Knowing what to build. Knowing what
not to build. The fine art of leaving room for
toqiorrow.
Thepmblemof toom~h kn1e.
Thi special appeal of Irvine Villages has
created an unprecedented demand for housing.
N'ew homes sell almost as scion as we put them on
the market. Uied home• are beingJ;napped up
at a rapid pace. And already, people have placed
their names on interest lists for new homes
we'll ~ offering this summei:
But don't get the idea it ·s impossible to find
the first to'See the new homes when they go on
the market. We·~ working as fast as we can. But we don •t
want to abandon the attention to quality that
put us in demand in the first place.
For immediate information,call(7i4)551,1500.
For information on resale homes in Villages
by The Irvine Company, call Macnab .. Irvine
Realty Company in Irvine at (714) 752 .. 1414,
in C orona Del Mar at (714) 644,6200 or in
Newport Beqch at (714) 642·8235.
PACIFIC OCEAN
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·; _ _ • --·--_ __. __ _. • ·-..... . _ ·-· _ , .the.home.-XQu want.i!'l thejdeaL vil_lag_e_for y~u. _ _ .New homes for SC\le· •u u Newbomesa-vanabtenow. ' 0017 ea y ', We currentl:t have mne different types . .. ·, . . of new homes for sale. They 're built by five of ~ . Souther&California 's top builders in four
lo~e W-. ti. t w.. e es.ta~~ic~=~~i~ Newport ~ach overlooking
Big Canyon Golf Course ..
The.Village of Turtle Rock is a prestigious
d •t ., hillside commup.ity with panora~ic views. On~7 ~e The Village of Woodbridge is a recreation-
. A oriented community surrounding a large lake.
W The Village of.El Camino Real is several
faJDily .. oriente~ neighborhoods with convenient
shopping. sc hools-.;md a 45 ·acre park.
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CI:NTtR.
Open Duly IOAM-.SPM
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OODBR.LIJGE.ESTA Tl.S
Available now;
Neu thL lake: $100,000 to $124,000
On the lalce:$147.00010$17,,000 Call oc viait· (714) .sJ"'_.3700
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Av'8abl" now: $9'i',990 to $138,490
Call or vi111t: (714) 559-1161
WOODBRIDGE PARK HOMES
Availabl" n<>W! $84,9.SO to $108,900
All homo o\lb)«t to pnor IUlle.
Call or vi11t~ (714) .S.S9·0901
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New Unit: S\lmmcr 1978
Modtl• Open: (714} H2·3312
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Available now: $111>.545 10 $1\IS,9SO
Call or vi.lit: (714) '51·3200
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Av•ilable now: $11',660to $168,.SOO
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Available now: $106.SOO to $113.000
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B1 IDaY RDTENITEIN ..............
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The televt.siOQ repair tqlnea, Ute mOlt eomtnll"daJ
enterprites, bu ltt reliable repairmen ad1bole .t.o baft
burned customers who next time 'would rather fts11Mta
\hemselws. .. .
However. man11en ol several area repair shoos
bet( eve taking a •et to a abop or ha vi.DC a repairman m8ke a house ~all ls still tbe only way to go._
Most reputable abops have a set ot standard.I to"pro-tect customers:
And while there are no state or federal laws re1ardin&
parantees, a California law does protect the consumer on
estimates.
ESTIMATES ABE GIVEN before any work begins.
Some shops charge for estimates, but many do them free.
. A Calilornia Business and Professional Code stat.es in
part that an "estimate for labor and parts necessary for a
specific job shall be given to the customer in wriUng. The
.service dealer ma,y not charge for work or parts in excess
of the estimate without consent ol the customer. The
service dealer may charge a reasonable fee for making the estimate."
Those who do charge for estimates usually apply the
payment to the total repai!" cost.
A CUSTOMER CAN'T ALWAYS be sure only
necessary repairs are made. But managers stress the con·
sumer should always ask for the old parts.
Teoman Ersavas, owner of Teo's T.V. Sales 'and
• ,Service in Costa Mesa, said it a custo'mer· believes more
tubes than necessary were replaced, be can take the old,
---Uturnt'd tubes to~and eeUbem chedecl. _ I . It's a good idea, said Ersavas, who bas owned bis ~bop I since 1969, to ask a repairman ahead of time. "Should I get
I .my old parts back? That should make him tbiok twice
about making unnecessary repairs." ·
Ersavas claims tube-testing machines availabie to the
public aren't strong enough lo make an accurate test.
. . ... HA VE THE BEST TE911NG equipment made; 10
times stronger than that for use by the ·public, but it·cQ't
tell .me how good a tube is,'• Teo said. "The only way .to
find out if an old tube is bad is to put a· new one in its place ·
· and see lf that makes the set work again. ·
,. . "If someone really wants to save money teatin1 tubes
iake them to a shop, tell the repairman what the problem
!'• is, have him check them and replace what are necessary,"
Ersavas said. He believes doing your own checking can
prove futile. ·
l "Jf you have a sound problem, replacing a half dozen
weak color lubes isn't going fu do any good," he said.
Ersavas said the best way to find a reputable service
repair shop ·is word of mouth. "Ask a neighbor. a frieqct.
Don't rely on flashy advertising." ·
THE AVERAGE HOUSE CALL charge I~ $20. He
warned to be suspicious of someone who cbaiges a small
amount for Jl house call. "They are goi~ to make up the
price difference somewhere else, usually in labor
charges," be said.
A good repairman can fand a problem in 10 minutes.
Teo claims. Other shop managers said, however, that find·
ing a problem can sometimes lake much longer.
Some sets take longer to disassemble than others. It
takes time to let a set run and make tests on tubes based
on the customer'li description of the ailment, another Costa
Mesa dealer note<!.
EACH DEALER QUESTIONED said that honesty is
the only thing a customer can rely on in determining
whether it's wprth sinking a lot of money into repairs.
They agreed that repairS on sets 10 years or older pro·
bably aren't worth it. •
Leaks, corrosion, lots of bad tubes. are indications it's
probably better to buy another set than to pay for repairs.
"A customer should remember that just becau.se wQ
gel his set working again doesn't mean that something else
might not go wrong,'' Ersavas said. "Most sets today have
500 to 600 parts."
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By ThO.M LECf)Q .1:-...............
,The a.nnoUncer just said it was a perfeet Saturday at Angel
Stadham, the sun sbining bright-
ly, teml/ltr•ture 'at 75 degrees,
but all you~ ls snow.
Darn 'l'V's on the blink and
there's no way to get a re·
pairman on the weekend.
ONLY TWO alternatives:
Fol'get abOut watching the game
or fix it'you.rself. .
Too complicated? Not lf your
set bu tubes insid,. Ac~
to Cash' f!lectronlea man•..,:
Aliln SbuclM.r; ·tubes. fu.sea ana
simele hlgb-vqttage problems
account for SO to 80 percent of all
televlsioo breakdowns.
..ADd they're ridiculously easy
to take Cate'ol." .
· l;very tube i.p .the set will show
symptoms if it goes out, he said.
U lbe whole aet dies, It's either
a fuse or hidi 'V9ltage failure. U
there's no picture but the sound
stays on, it's · the bigb voltage
system.
If the picture rolls or has
ftite horizontal lines. it's the
vertical section. The horbobtal
iecUon is at fault II the picture
tr1ts to one side or has diagoaal
lines.
'"BUT THERE are about 6,000
symptoms -a full tube set bas
10-to 24 tubes and .every tube has
Or· Channel Own Skills
up to three symptoms, • Shucker
s~d.
lie sai<L the first thing to ao
wben you decide to plunge into
the Innards of a set is to turn it
off and unplug It. .
Sounds obvious, he said, "But
you'd be-surprised at how many
or our customers forget and get
shocked."
A spot check ot visible tubes
gives you tbe first clue to the trouble.
.. LOOK POR A white·
powdered clOucl'instde, if you see that, the tube is shot (cracked)."
Shucker said that it's a good
idea to note where the tubes
came from it you're going to
take them out for testinc. Use
masking lape with numbers on
both tube and socket or follow
the tube numbers if printed on
the chassis (but make sure you
can read the number on the
tube). ·
You can also make a rough
dfawing with tube locations and
·numbers clearly marked.
Now. of( to Uie nearest drug
store to test 'em, right?
Wrong, said Shucker.
DllUG STORE tube testers
are notoriously inaccurate, be
sald. because they wear out.
"We !rave six testers and they
wear oat, so theirs will wear out
too.'' But electronics stores
replace worn instruments, he
added.
Read iAstructlons on the tester
and make $ure voltage and test
socket are corr:ect, he said.
Give the tube a while to warm
up, he saJd. "Don't worry about
how long it takes tQ warm."
MOST TESTERS have scares
reading replace (red area) or
good (green area). "Those
scales are arbitrary." He said
that many tubes are good even if
the needle goes no bjgber than
the top third of the red region.
More Important. he said, is the way the needle moves to its final
stopping point.
If the needle rises "smoothly"
to its peak, the tube may be
perfectly good even if it's in the
red area.
An .uneven rise indicates
something's wrong. "If it looks
like an old man trying to climb up
stairs ... that ·s exactly whatitis."
TWO OTHER tests are orrerf!d
on most machines, he said, for
shorts and gas.
Some tubes will operate with a
minor short for some lime, but
when they.go "they a take a lot
(of circuitry) out with them.
"When testing for a short or
gas, hold .the test button (or
switch) on-if the needle sinks
back down, it's leaking air'"
Shucker said.
Two lubes often mjssed, he
said are located in a metal box
with .the tuner_ An all white pic-
ture or a snowy imag~n all
channels or just a few-poii;ll lo
one of the two tubes being at
fa u It. Some sets have a
NuVistor, a large lransistor:ti~e
device, replacing one tu~. It
pulls out just like a tube, be
said.
High volta~tubes are located
in a box on l ch ·~ Usual!~
marked wi~ a "WARNING ''
label, the box contains one OT
more tubes that can give a
shock, eveQ when the set is off. ·
Most such tubes have a me.i cap. Shucker said a lodg
screwdriver WITH AN
INSULATED HANDLE of
plastic or wood can be used to
short the cap to the chassis. ~
discharges the tube. Make sure
the.set is off and unplugged!
SHUCKER SAID fuses come
In many shapes, the automobil~
type (a metal-capped glasi
tube), circuit breakers (with a
reset button). fusible links (a
small carqboard tub-e with w1re
wound inside and a brand called
a Belfuse, which just unplugs.
A broken wire shows the auto
type fuse is out. Circuit breakers
should click if the reset button is
pushed (even if it just clicks
back off again-which means
something else is wrong).
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Your Move? Check Out Offers Before Packing
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By .. ATDUNN °'* O.lly ...... ,...,,
"We·re going to move."
The prospect is not pleasant. Even fwhen it means a better
job-or a more comfortable residence. no'one enjoys relocating
an entire household.
J erry Boehne, director of customer relations for O'Neil
Moving and Storage Inc. or Santa Ana, says communication
between the ·shipper and the mover can make the difference
between a confusing ordeal and an orderly transition.
"THE PUBLIC UTILITIES Commission <PUC) regulatn att movin* and storage companies performing within
California by means of a tariff, MRT-48, which spells out rules
~ rHPOOSibUitles ot the carrier and shipper plus minimum
fal" that can be charged. Tbe taritl, supported by Jaw, serves u the legal basis for re!lOlving all disputes covered by it. Un·
dentandlng the prov~rons of this tariff ls esHntlal.
. · .. Providing that 'mforrnation is the Job of th& snovtng com·
pany," Boehne says. "Mate sure the one you choose can answer
every inquiry you have about your move. All major movers
have information pamphlets available. Ask for them and ques·
lion anything you don't understand. ,
. •'The consumer who spends sufficient lime studying Ids.
and the carrier's rights and obligations will not have last.
minute problems or be confused about tharges and claims af.
terward."
Boehne, formerly a representative for.the Orance·Oounty
Office oC Consumer Affairs, is a firm believer in taking a .close
look at a business before becoming involved with it.
"Since all movers are regulated by law, the shipper·aboutd
~ concerned with the firm itself," he says. Pre-move planninl
and other information materials should be available. Some com·
panies, including United Van Lines agents, offer a fact sheet
about the area where the shipper plans to move." ·
BOEHNE FURTH6R ADVISES asking-tile saJe9mlft.wbat
work order ls used. · ..
· •'JI the information included Is thorough, time can be saved
Oil a ~stance move which b baled on ,Um• cbarcea. A.
• wruta confirmation of appn>xJmate alTivaJ time on • &oe1-
dlltanee move also ahoulct be provided. Anolher .llWlt la cMtt·
lng the communication procedure between the tales ataff and ~ the driver and helpers to insure on-time arrival and avoid
acrvke mlaunderatandinga. ,
.. Alollowu.P request for service evaluaUon ls a 1oocU11die•tloft
td • reliable mov1n&. firm -one that bepa a dOM cbetk oa all
upectsollts bullne11. not Just book•ncthemoft. •• BoebM'• consumer advocate bee~ .U evkleabu he
dllplayed a movtaa facta bulledD he prepued wMlit at &bee-.
• Q Cllftce. ~·. -·· ~ear~recel~U~~ ~. _.c.. t);',.. ·1 -• ~ ..r-"'f~ I _;~~:_ -~J ~~
;· J1 ~
Uons and. llabillty limitations that apply to all moving com·
panles. I wish all movers had to provide this information in euy-to--undentand terms," be addl.
"Both PUC and Interstate Commerce Comrnlssion ace>
rules require Ute sblpper to ~ provided with factual materials
at the time ol the move, but few people have the time or inclina·
lion to 1ead anything wben their move is ln progress.
Consumers sbould request this required information at the time · they blre Ute mover... •
-~ caf!A'f,E SOME eonfuslan to · many shippers
Boehne M1S:On;distance moves (more than $0 miles>. be says m08l carriers will give a written estimate of costs. Unlesa an ..adde"4'"'1" to this estimate bu ,b.efa initi~ted by the carrier
and• lllDfid' by-the sblpper. UJe muiinum that can be deminded
. k~ ~C ls 102.s percent ol the estimate. Charaes are llJued on thl · weitht of a sblpment and the distance moved ror
more than 50 miles.
PUC mileaae tabJes indicate tbat the cost decreues as dis·
lance' and wefeht increases. Bo*le aclviaes cbetkinc cost
tables before·dispoglng of usable bou.sebold coods because they
are hf!avy. ·
On local moves ($0 mUesor lea), the vartanee allowed ls 10
pereeot over·~ written eAlmate. Boehne aaya most movers are reludaat to give written estimate. OD these moves becaus~ ot
trollabletlmov*iables.
aays tbe averaae room m~es one how for Joad· In Del unload.iq I two men ph• drlvla tl~. PUC
lllfnlmpQ\r•.•nt ~.15 per ~fortw en :I a van. with
• no.1or•1Cbar&ed for an-extra man. .,,_,f'OmUIDl'I' can cut tbe ~ al hi.. ~lltaoce mov• eonakl...., by cereful planniftl," Boehme explaiDS. "Belq
ready to leave wt.4!11 tbe mover• arrive aav• tlm• and money.
If the· mover Jiu to dJacotmect • W•lb!!:_~ake down pictures,
1tu10l>1e over toya 4ftd avoid ~on pueu up boxes •. lt m•am hit u.-and your moDQ are· ua.d."
.. IDlurance &Del ct.maee lea elaltns ~ aaotber pro~ to tbe umillfanled .......... Boeh• IQS. Ke H .•
plalM Ulk &Ima IDUI\ be ftled.. 1111WD·liM m.u. • ..S the ~·r '° dteb or ............. wWdD 1JD ~wll GIU.c:lalm. .
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Boehne emphasizes the Importance of inspecting goods at
the time of delivery and noting any damages or shortages
before the mover leaves.
"The method of documentation varies depending on ~ dis·
lance moved, but it is the res ponsibility of the shipper to prov~de
proof that the loss or damage occurred due to carrier mis-
handling," he says. Concealed damages in containers packed by
the shipper that show no sign of being mishandled are not covered,
nor is replacement of entire sets of things like dishes when only a
portion is lostordamaged. '
.. THE INTERNAL MECHANISMS of ·appliances or
electrical items like stereo sets and TV sets are not covered if no evidence ot mishandling or external· damage exists.
'Mysterious disappearances· of money and valuables, including
antiques, are exempted unless they are identified and valued in
wriUng at the time of loading. Perishable articles also are ex-empted."
How is the amount of carrier liability for loss or damage de·
termtned?
Boehne says this depends on the "released value" of the
shipment. "Tbe tariff provides for a maximum liability of 60
cents per pound per article lost or damaged. This means you
would receive $18 for a $30 lamp even if its Inflated value is $1QO.
To Increase the carrier 's liability a s}Upper must declare the full .
martet value of his entire household and 'release' bis goods ~t
this value.
"This could be as little as the local move minimum or $2,SOO
for a small apartment. However, most movers will accept the
'f\111 value protecUon' risk on local moves only if the shipper
declares a value of no less than $1,000 per room ot furniture
moved."
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"IF THE JfOVE IS more than 50 miles and the charges are •
bued on wettht, the minimum released value will be de·
termlned by multiplying the weight times Sl.2S per pound. Tbe
added cost to the shipper of this Optional Carrter Liability is '5
~r$1,000.
• Boehne w•rns that unscrupulous movers may try to UR·
derpay the shipper on a loss or damaee clalm settlemen\.
"Remember that settlement must be based on the replacement
coat value of an Item less age depreciation -not the original cost
value."
Depreciation rates and limitations are outlined in a booklet,
"Joint Military/Industry Depreciation Guide." keprinls can
be ordered from American Movers Conference <1117 N. 19th St.,
Arlln,tod, Va. 22209)!'
•• can't •mphasile ~nough how important lt ls for the con•
sumer to Inform himself before .cnovina bis household goods,"
Boehne concluded. •·u I had to Umlt rny ad.vice to one atate·
meat, I'd ta)' tbat problems can be a.aided. only thro\lih
ll:Dowledge." ,_ -"'•'\~·~·. j
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'If I'm animated as a teacher, then my students will be animated,' he·says in' ·
a resonant bass voice. •tt I get up there and.sleep, then they will sleep.' ....
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' ~OVER. N. H. (AP)-Tbe air m Proft..or
.JQbo Rualaa• daaroom 11 ftDed wltb mon than
Frueh a4jectives and Greek lldverbe. Vert oft.ell t.heff..are Jb'inl delks or e111 or raw meat. '"i>r b1ood. Or eaimon tln and llublnl lltbta
aad •UJe eerie whlstl& of falll.QI bolllbe. Hla stu-
dents are likely to be embraced and klued o-ne
lmUDlnt and cbaaed about the room and pbyaleally
~led the next. Or have a leprous emperor
aiarawl ln t.belr laps and die.
ALL OP TR1S BAS confounded more than one bufldfng cuatocSlln. naffled a few faculty feathers ani turned laqu.a&e'· lnatruction at Dartinoutb
CoJlege oo its ear. While foreign language depart·
tnents at many unlvenltlea have been slowly aut-
foeatlng for lack of interest, tbe number or foreign
lqguage majon here has tripled in the paat
decade. • And word ot the st-year.old professor witb cur·
Jy ~lack hair and coal eyes and a plump nose and
strange ways ot teacblng language and literature hu spread far beyond the pastoral bllla of
JI.anover. • "U I'm animated as a teacher then my stu·
dMts will be animated,.. be says lD a resonant
baas voice. "U I get up there and sleep, then they.
wilhleep." . • . All eyes \Vere wide one recent morrung as the
classroom door opened and a bunched figure,
robed in black, bearing a wooden cross, mumbling
in French. entered and sbutned,. hJ1 back to the lass, to st.ace center.
The 20 students of
French bad come in a
riear·bliaard to see this
and they looked on in·
tently, with the haU-
belief of tots watching a
department store San-
ta. With a sudden wail
he whirled around, dis·
playing a sweaty face
contorted in agony and
splotched with white.
Reaching students as king • • • as emotion-tom philosopher
-struction programs ror the Peace Corps in Togo .making an omlette. First you break the shell. So,
and Zaire. splat! on a student's head. Rassias doesn't teach
But for now all his energy is poured into this them to read French menus but be drops them off
' portrayal of the Chinese emperor who, in Paur in the French countryside without money and tel.Ls·
Claudel's play "Le Repos du Septieme Jour,0 bas them tosW'vive.
just journeyed lo bell and back. Symbolic of man's He wan~ one class to understand the rear
sin·and suffering, his face is ravaged by leprosy. and horror of war as expressed in a play they were
Hence the dabs of cold cream. But his lips are studying, so he turned off the lights, turned on
whole -from them comes the truth. some simulated air raid spots and the sounds of
The emperor one oC many characters bombs and machine gun fire, then lunged al one
Rassias becomes in one·man shows that last up to student.
two hours and take days to script -is to him the .. He new over three rows of desks, but I got
ultimate image or the teacher. . his brother. l pounded him on U}e shoulders.
Teaching should be Jjke the fire of hell, burn· bruised him up a bit." .
ing away inhibition that blocks communication nassias dons a Jona blond wig, white blouse
and prejudice lhal prevents sensitivity, Rassias and blue pantaloons -snitched with the black
• • A H • M E S says. robe-from the drama departm~nt -and becomes
FRERES," he cried. Denis Diderot, the 18th Century French
.. J • ai decouvert la SO HE YELLS AND cries and eesticulates and philosopher exhibiting the ranee or human ·emo.-
verite." (My brothers, rips bis clothes and Jaughs and kisses and col-lions, laughing, crying, cowering, fainting. And
I have discovered the lapses .on the floor lo wear down inhibition. For raging. Rassias grabs a chair, and with a mo-
• RASSIAS ·truth.) sensitivity's sake he tears down gaily colored ment's hesitation to check the range, hurls it 20
• ••• leprous Chinese emperor .
ploring him not to break eggs on the funlture. He's
lost count of how many chairs he's busted. They
"It's such a simple proposition we tr)' to
era m into the beads of these people -the deslte to
really communicate witb someone, to be as
~ensitive to other people as possible.'"
. He draws parallels between teaching and act· mg. .
"The mission or both ls to reach the audience.
Ir you don't make that relationship, tbe lessop is
just mental acrobatics. The actor and the teacher
both give themselves totally to the audience ·and
then to thetsubject matter."
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..... Fusible links look
burned and Belfuses
have to be removed and
tested on an ohmmeter. :· John Rassias is writing his autobiography and travel posters (a language classroom tradition) feet against the wall where it smashes to the floor. · z-'French grammar book, collaborating on Greek and hangs pictures of starving children -these "That's what sensitivity is all about," he says
~d Spanish grammars, designing ·a video tape are the pe<>ple whose language we should learn, he later. as he studies a note from the custodian im-
Weak pictures are
sometimes caused by
dirty tuner contacts. A
can of contact cleaner
sprayed lnto boles local·
ed on most tuner box·
es-as you tum the tun·
ing knob-will help.
One soclcet and pron°g at
each end of ihe
polarized cord is larger.
It can only be plugged in
the correct way. Don't
substitute; there's a real
shock hazard.
. Je pguage lab, demonstrating his teaching methods says. ~
:¢-ross the country, and setting up language in· Really understanding someone els~ .is fike 1)
Shucker said there.'s
more help for weekeOd
repairmen in the it;i·
dustry's bible, "Sam s
Photo Facts," a series
of pamphlets outliite
problems and cures (or
almost all televisien
f;urope Camping: puxury on ··Lawn
MAKE SURE the set
ls unplugg«I and turned
orr and wait 10 minutes
after cleanlng before
turning the set on again.
• •: By STAN DELAPLANE
•• • LAKE COMO -The Villa d 'Este here ii! Northern Italy was built by Cardinal
Tolomeo Gallio in 1568. (Fifty years after
Cortez invaded Mexico.) It's now one of the
world's great hotels: Large rust·colored
buildings. Private grounds and gardens
reach up the green mountain almost to
Switzerland. ,,..-
An outdoor pool floats on pontoons in
the lake. Antique statues with chipped
stone faces stand in the niches of the build-
ings. The service and food is fit for a
Renaissance prince. The cost is equal to a
prince's purse. The 220 rooms are always
filled.
Julius Caesar was a ran of Lake Como.
l le sent 5,000 Romans up to colonize it -
with 500 Greek slaves lo do the housework.
Leonardo da Vinci, Virgil, Napoleon,
John F. Kennedy came here. Henry
Wadsworth Longfellow wrote: "I ask
myself. is this a dream? Will it all vanish
into air?"
THE BLUE ITALIAN .LAKE has a
fringe of fairy tale villages. Ancient brown
houses with red tile roofs lean over cobbled
streets made for a mule and cart. The sun
is a coin of noble gold, and there's a smell
of wine and fresh·baked bread.
Plenty of inexpensive little hotels along
the lake -it you're priced out of Villa
d'Este you can run over there and have
lunch. A LOT of campgrounds that I saw.
Barber stripe.tents.on green lawns at very
few dollars a day.
We drove up the lake 10 miles to
Giulino di Mezzegra and an old Italian
woman s howed us where they shot
Mussolini and his girl friend. A cross in the
church says: "Claretta Petacci, April 28,
1945." No monument to Mussolini -just
"Duce" scrawled on a wall.
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THE VALLEY OF THE LOIRE is a
favorite camping place of the French and
they say you can do it on less than $20 a
day. I doubt thi~ though the French are
careful account keepers. ·-sutr it. must be
cheaoer than hotels,
Now European camping' (there are
several thousand camp grotmds) is not the
pioneer thing we do. The Euro~n sets up
his camping like a luxury' apartment-out·
d:,.)rS.
The campground is a level lawn. Ttfe
camper cooks on a Gaz stove, whipping up
fluffy omelettes with eggs and butter from
local farmers. Most camps I saw in the
Loire valley had swimming pools and..laun·
dries and bathrooms.
TllERE ARE F R EE
campgrounds, but best ones are private.
They charge a few dollars a day.
Biggest cost is camper rental -if yoµ
do it that way. · · : -
The most popular is the Volkswagen.
Most Europeans drive in and put up a tent.
Gay, barber pole striped tents with c9ts.
These can be rented in big cities.
Weather's warm and sunny. Tent foils the
occasional rain. And there's always a cozy
bistro in the village.
YOU CAN RENT BICYCLES all over
Europe. They cost very little and they
don't use gasoline. They are the easiest
way for local transportation.
The most Likely place to pick one up is
right at the railroad station -there are
something like 70 stations in France alone
that have bicycles for rent.
I
"What do they mean ln the ads ·'villa
for rent'?" .
Any house in resort areas of Europe
and the Caribbean is a ''villa." Like any~
resort house in French Canada is a
"chalet."
I've seen S'ome real cracker boxes for
rent under these attractive names.
Several U.S. overseas rental firms
have brochures. But even so, it's a dicey
proposition. Pictures don't give you the
thre~·climensional view that walking in and
seeing if the toilet flushes does.
One ''villa" I 1 ucked into was
something grand. Another -same com·
pany, same price, same area -was.dis-
mal. Often the U.S. firm is taking the list·
ing from an overseas firm and simply
tacking a fat commission on top.
IF YOU CAN CHANCE IT, go to the
area you want and deal with a LOCAL
agent. Jn southern Spain, get a guarantee
the roof won't leak. In the Caribbean,
check for biting, flying bugs. In MeXico.
see if the plumbing works.
Irl Mexico don't rent by mail. Go down,
take a hotel for a day or two and look at
the places. The advertisement "swimming
pool" doesn't mean it really holds water.
A MISCONCEPTION AROSE over an
item in my March 26 column. I ref erred to
an off er of free information on Hawaii by
the Department of Interior's National Vis·
itor Center (50 Massachusetts Ave., N.E .•
Washington, D.C. 20002.) And I noted the
information was free and that no stamp
was needed. I should have made it "return
stamp." Your letter TO the Visitor Center
must be stamped, like any other mail.
Worn cords are no
problem since two
manufacturers use stan·
dard types.
One has two contacts
the same size, the other
is polarized for safety.
Jnodels. · Shucker made it clear
that except for solid •
state sets or comp}icat-
ed problems, most ~
pie could save a lot by
repairing their own sets.
And, they might even
get to see the end of· a
ga m e that was
·•snowed" out.
Prize Worth Millwn
NEW YORK CAP) -For the first llme, lotte'1
officials say, a winner will have the chance to win
a million dollars -after taxes. '.
A new New York State Lottery is offering a. top
prize of $2 million. Tickets will cost $10 each.
The proceeds Ire tagged for training aqd
e ducation programs for winter sports competitors
and to maintain and operate the winter Olympi~s
facilities after the 1980 games in Lake Placid.are
over.
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::::: WU 4loel be do this! . ) ;:::• .. Wiim JOU Cl" JOUI' mooey lO charil.)'1 you :~~*""tee It. U eocls up ta BWra. I can see the :-::•.mals. I can watch them grow. When it rains ::·.~ SUDday. I'm diaapPointed because I can't go -.~oue zoo·· •
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·-:::-Ratpb Bemst.ebl is one of a small army ol ·:·:~mericans who, in small towns or big cities, ::··JPdetb' « with fanfare, in dimes. dollars or
: : ·)irlore, step out of their frugal or affluent lives to
· ::~• favorite project.a and person.al dreams, -:·ID lbare what they love with their fellow man, .:::~ ~aybe leave the world a little better. .. ·
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' RALPH BERNSTEIN_ ~E~-D~~~,K~NGAR<?Q.,'f~~l J>ii4LADELPHIA Z'° ~· '~ ~ . •
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-~~rul~ a~oiv.:-__ -.., ~trn's. Mellons,
.• ~elellen, Sloans and Fords.•·
-nrftey or personal fortune means a But ~s are an obsession for many givers.
responsibility to share. Tax deductions may hlf Benirschke, a rookie placekicker with the
·• But the-range of giving is extraordinary, as make it easier, but there is a sense that wealth San Diego Chargers. annually gives part of his
broad as the interests of Americans themselves. must be recycled. Traces of this-large-scale giv-pro football salary to the San Diego Zoo to hire
Obert C. Tanner, 73, of Salt Lake City, is
. ·,among other things a professor emeritus or
·philosophy and head of the world's largest
maoufacturer or emblematic jewelry. from
college rings to ~yeat'"pins. He has a fondness
' " tor books and has donated libraries or library
uctions from Oxford University aed the
ing are all over America. is summer intern interested in anim;il conserva·
The Los Angeles County Museum oC Art in-lion .
eludes among its benefactors such celebrities as
Gene Autry, Bob Hope and his wife. Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred Hitchcock, Hal Wallflce, Mrs. Ran-
dblph Hearst. Leonard Firestone, and Mrs.
Norman Chandler.
And the zoo w1 II not forget Dorothy J.
~uinn . who died at age 20 a few years ago of
ttVSllc fibrosis. She left all her money to the zoo.
1the $465 was used to plant trees.
• "University or Michigan to St.anford and the
University of Utah. He also likes fountains.
He builds fountains, his friends sly.
"because they prQvide sanctuary. a ·•respite
rrom the hurry-hurry world."·
Thomas Cannon. a black postal worker. and
his wife live in virtual proverty in a Richmond.
Va., slum, not because they ha\le to, but because
·lheychooseto. Ile makes $15,000ayear.
BUT. SINCE 197%, he has given away some
$26,000, mostly in $1,000 parcels. He gives to
poor people. lie endows a $1,000 annual
scholarship al Hampton lnititute, his alma
.. mal~r. He gave to a Nigerian youngster brought
• t.o Richmond for a rare operation. He supports a
· program for prisoner rehabilitation.
" To many Americans, wealth is the house on '::the hill, overlooking the town. But to many
. /.'wealthy Americans, wealth -whether family
Donating $100
million to Emory
University, Coca-
C o.I a m a g n a t e
Robert Woodruff
quoted Matthew
5:16: 'Let your light
so shine before men
that they may see
your good works.
and glorify your
Father which is l'ff
heaven.·
·. TDDIT'S CIDSSIDID PlllZLI
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• ACROSS 78 Boot feature 1 40 Ibsen heroine t 6 Den 96 Asiatic animal
79 Porkers 1 42 Germa1i 1 7 Shade iree 9 7 One or an\#
80 tntoteranl donkey 18 Assamese 98 Proceed 2
t flt>er ptanl person 143 Fountain tribe well
6 Displays 82 Siamese com order J 9 Tope 99 Declmat base
• 11 Lawauil& 83 Heartaches 14 7 Symbohc tish 20 Waste-maker 100 Telamon
16 Leading strao 85 Choir voice 148 B"ng on 33 Bibi lea I king 1o 1 Trell hazard
21 D1sholl0f 87 Army olllcer: \.50 Appendages 35 Genuine 102 Motionless
22 Poisonous abbr. 152 Sentry order 37 Sphere 103 Twilled tabnc,
'23 Chalcedony 88 Snowy 154 Navigatof's 39 Correctly tine 104 Gul .. -;!4 Hewallan 90 Watercraft nemesis 40 Gold 06 S ""'
greeting 91 Biblical boat 155 Approve 42 Performed : 08 p~':;~le
25 Chinese mile 92 Childhood I 56 Thoroughfare: 44 Assist-; 109 TV 0111 2 26 Ofal pause disease abbr. 46 Silly nos
21 Elevator 93 English river ts 7 Green shade error wds
direction 94 Armod 159 Rough lava 48 Skelch I 1 2 Barley ap1kes
28 French article conflict 160 Bone: Latin I 13 Cogwheel
29 Rascel 95 Thea1er 161 Exclemall:>n !.O Length urul 1 1 5 Bristles
30Not II 51 Stamping : pre x pl811orm t 63 Freoch article lorm 1 1 6 Trading
31 While 98 Salute 164 Keepsake places
32 Nigerian tribe I 00 Inquire 166 Stair tread ;~ ~1~1~~.~g 1 18 Scale note 314 Trieste 101 Send away 167 Spellbound. 2 , 19 Layer measure 1 05 Diamond wds. wings 1 20 Destroy
38 Let fall source 1 69 "Lucky" !'>6 Army 1 22 Twitching
08 Poisonous 1 06 Baby's number 1nstalla1ton11 1 23 French coon
1n1ko "word" 1 T 1 Man's name 5 7 Eskimo 1 26 Plunderers
40 Museum t 07 French 1 72 Due Ung dwelling 1 28 Survey
,, display Income swords 58 "Snooze· 130 Repeat
'4t Bengal 109 Shove 1 73 Scandinavian 60 Blacksmi1h's performance
m .. sure 1 Io Seine 1 7 4 Distorl tool 1 32 Musical
1113 Engrave 1 1 t For 62 Compact syllable
• 45 Amphibian ell8mple DOWN 64 Map direction 13 4 Ren tor
• A 7 lamprey I 12 Forward 65 Carved stone 1 35 Tally
"8 ~llsh ltlle t 14 Nothing 1 B•bticat name 66 Rub out 136 Parlunc1ory
'•9 Collided 115 Waist band 2 Reside 68 Jason s ship 137 Carp 52 Fmehe1d 1 16 Only G 1 39 Sh t 11:~ •nttera.. J erman 69 Droop owy lower
., .. " vv I 1 7 Pohtocal r c animal ew.prossion 1 oun1erpar1 141 Once more radical J wcu. "'EKOIOll 73 SI s d c 56 H11nd?un 12 1 Glossy , Roman 75 H V 1oun 144 oncernino 59 Lamb s "' au 1 45 Apportions lealller despol 79 Peel 1 46 Repreaonlaltve-penname 123 NCO: slano 6 Oaring lrtclls I' 148 Skin 6t Horn sound 124 lnslrui::ts 1 Dowry 80 Prozelighler sensation
63 Look b"elly 125 Biblical kinq storages 2 8 1 The ones here 1 49 Get uo
67 Eyed 127 Loeatoon wds. 83 Tepid 1o;1 Heallh
amorously 1 28 Luggage 9 Draft animal 84 Fmward Spanish '118 Poplar trees camer 9 Untame 136 Storm
10 Evening t 29 ltallan lamlly 1 o Muffler 8 7 Iowa college 1 53 Try-oul
a1t1re 2 wds 131 Qjsorderly 11 Autoshe1IPr 89Kind 156Th•s Latin
72 Snow vehicle l~hl 1 2 Gone by 90 Immediate 1 59 Victory 51nnal 73 TabkJ scrapi. 133 Summon paymen1 • 14 Brewing 10f1h 2wds 13 Hero•c 182 Cut roughly
vessel narratove 92 Fork tines 1 65 Behold'
76 Tilts 135 Ag1ta1e 14 Piano 94 Covet 1 68 SQuare
77 Anatolian 136 Wl1hm· comb compos1t10" 95 Salmooo•d measure ooddess form 1 5 Pl1nted hsh 1 70 Nero's ··s11
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Three-hour Slowdown
Martini's New Twist
By ALTON BLAKESLfi.:
AP Scleftu Edllor
NEW YORK -The threemartin1
lunch makes the drinker tnction
below par for the next thrc hours,
says Dr. William R. Cunnick r
That estimate is based onla stan
dard 1 •,2-ounce drink. but tll! usual
martini may be double that lmount.
says Cunnick, president of tic Ne\\
York affiliate of the National>Council
on Alcoholism.
H drinking contmucs into t~e even
ing. ht' says. the person mif "drift
into dependence on thl dru ~
(alcohol> wit hout r ealiiln,:i 1t
Damage to Lhe hvcr, brain aad other
vital organs 1s so insidious that 11
may not be noticeahl<' for a f('nod of
years ··
What'd l'ou Say?
Ear wax doesn't make Tou deaf.
and removing it doesn't rdleve the
normal loss of hearing C'auSEd by ad
vancing age
Don 't trv to remove c<.1r wax ever y
day tha·t can only damagethe pro
tective skin barrier, and may push
wax deeper into the ear <'aUI. caus
ing impaction or infection.
These tips come from an, advisory
panel to the Food and Drug Ad
ministration. Only two incredients
are safe and effective for 110rtening
and removing wax in the external
ear canal, it says. These are glycerin
and C'arbamide peroxide in f'Ycerin
SpeU. Spontan~td
Hypnosis is all around us says ihe
Medical News section of the Journal
of th<.' American Medical Association
It quotes an Oregon physrian· "'In
my opinion. every physiciaa is using
h ypnosis every day to varying
degree. and every patient goes inlo
spontaneous hypnosis several times
during the course of treatmm;t."
llypnosis used as an ad}mct to
treatment doesn't "'cure"' disease but
can relieve symptoms, the report
adds. It is being us~increasingly to
help people deal wilh-.ppin from
arthritis, cpncer or other diseases.
for some psychosomatic illnesses.
tension headaches. nail-biting. obesi ·
ty. insomnia and iimoking.
ffealthWr T~th
!\ COmb10lll10n Of h\'e preventive
methods given children reduced their
tooth, decay by 77 percent compared
with kids given only instructions in
ora l hyg1('nc, reports Dr. Robert A
Bagramian of Ann Arbor. Mich
The fi ve steps. he told lhl' Jnterna
t 1onal Association for Dental
Rcs<.'arch. were: cleaning the teeth,
coating the chewing surfaces with a
plastic sealant. applying a fluoride
gel. supervising the children Hirst
and sixth graders I in good oral
hygi<'nc practices. and filling all de
<'ayed teeth
Th<' 77 percent benefit. he adds.
was on top of about a 60 percent re-
duction in tooth decay because the
children lived in communities with
rluoridat<'<I w:itcr
Nl~otl•e BlaffU'd
Cig arette smoker!\ are addicted to
niC'otine physiologically, and they
s m ok e to prevent withdrawal
~y mptoms. nol because smoking is
psychologically ~ratifying. says Or
Slanley Sch acter. a Columbia
University psycholo~1st
When they iiwilch to low.nicotine
brands. they smoke more cigarettes
or puH them more to get the amount
of nicotin<' they are accustomed to.
he j3YS
Somc evidence indicates heavy
smokers of low-nicotine cigarettes
run higher health risks than light
smokers of high·ni coline c\garettes.
Or. Schacter writes in the Annals of
Internal Medicine.
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! . . DEAR ANN LANDERS: My buaband and I
• • ' ..,.. bea(tllck~Our ounceat eblld. a da'lghter : •1ecl 21, bu out ol her aenlor year at •
• flDt unlYenlty <• wu an honor atudent> and
• -bu Jolned a "'Uetou.s cult. ·= · .. • ThlJ &lrl wu not on druJS. She dld not :c 1molte or drink. She was a dellCbtful, full-of.life,
..... sensible, IOlld )'OU.Dir woman -\mUI she met a
: young man who persuaded her to look into bls
• rellaioua rebirth and Join blm in "a whole new ... ' WOl'ld." ~ ; ·' His .. whole new world" hu caused our
~ daughter to cut herself off from education,
·• family and all former friends -except those
; who are cult members. She left our home taking ·= . nothing with her except a few pieces of
•• underclothes and a coat.
·.. Whlll allouJd '" do, AM? Her brother and
:• sister are heartsick. It has been nearly three
... weeks and we haven't heard a word. J cannot
.• sleep at night and my husband and I are 1oing
:: to pieces. We are members of the Prubylerian ·~ cbu~b and this 'irl sane in the choir and taught •.
:.. as a su~Ulule in Sunday school during her high
.: school years. There was never the slightest
: • indication that our daughter was heading in this
• • • _ direction.
• ~ "' Please give us aome Rldance. We don't
know where to turn. -NO NAME PLEAS~
DEAR NO NAME: Tbere are several
orgallllaticml la the Vatted State. formed by
parents who sbare your problem. Fortuaately,
one of &he best froups Is ln your city. It is Frtt
• .; •Minds, ln~1 Mtue1polls, Miu. Tlte address Is ~ • '• • &x 4%16. riease write '° tbem for laformatioa.
• • • A_.r soatte or help ls a book by Carroll
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St•ner and JoAnae Clarke -"All God's
OUdreta" <Cllmoa Book Compuy). Tills hook
describes la detail lite nrtoos cults ud laow
tltey operate. It suggests alteraatlvea -for
~pareata saclt •• yoa w .. o~ elli.ldrea llaft
embraced noa-tradltloeal reUClom 1roaps. I
• • ·recommend It blibly.
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Wedding and engage·
ment announcements run
qn Sunday . in the Daily
'Pilot. Forms are available
• at all Doily Pilot o/fices or
by calling the Features
,Department, 642-4321.
To avoid disappoint-
ment, pr~tive brides
are r~ to have their
• wedding stories, wilh a
black-antJ.UJhite glossy of
the tmde or of the couple,
to the Features Deport·
ment one week before the
wedding.
Mrs. Whitehead
Whitehead-Beeler
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Gayle Beeler of Costa Mesa, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn R. Beeler, Irvine, has
become the bride of Mark Whitehead. Costa
Mesa. He Is the son of Bob Whitehead of Costa
Mesa and Enid Whitehead of Costa Mesa.
The wedding look place in Plymouth
Congregational Church, Newport Beach.
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The bride graduated from Costa Mesa High
School and attends Orange Coast College.
The bridegroom graduated from Corona del
Mar High School and attends Orange Coast
College.
Lay-Anderson
Marcia L. Anderson or Newport and Daryl
S. Lay or Cosla Mesa ha.ve been married in St.
Andrew's Church. Newport Beach.
She is t he daughter of Barbara Benzel
Anderson o( Newport Beach and Robert V.
Anderson of Ft. Worth, Texas. He ls the son or
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Lay of Costa Mesa.
The bride graduated from Corona del Mar
High School. The bridegroom graduated from
Cost.a Mesa High School and Golden West
• College.
Storm-Bird
Mr. and Mrs. Walter V. Storm of Rolling
Hills announce the engagement of their
daughter, Claudia Lee, to James Allen Bird, son
of Mr. and Mrs. James M. Bird of Newport
· Beach and Palm Desert.
The bridc·elect graduated from Miraleste
... High School and USC where she affiliated with
Pi Beta Phi. She a lso attended Chapman
College World Campus Atloat.
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Her fiance is a graduate of USC and is
president of West Walk Corp.
The couple wUI be married in June at the
future bride's home.
Cates-Herberts
Ann Cates is engaged to marry Cart
Herberta JI in a June 17 ceremony In St.
. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Newport
Beach .
She ls the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carrol
Cates of Newport Beach and he is the son or Mr.
and Mn. CUrt Herberts of Newport Beach .
The fUlure bride graduated from Newport
Harbor High School and will graduate from
Cal State Long Beach in May.
The future bridegroom graduated from
NewPort Harbor High School and the University·
of Soutbem California. . . . Smedley-Simpson ,• • · .. · .. . . . . • :~ .. t
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Micah Honore Simpson cf La,-una BHch
and Lawrence Allan Smedley ol El Toro have
been married ln St. Mary's Episcopal Cfiurcb,
Laguna Beach .
The bride ls the dau1hter ol Mrs. Marvin E.
Garfinkle of Laguna Beach and Pblllp H.
Simpson ol San Diego. The bridegroom Is the
"'son of Mrs. Joseph Sotomayer,. of Santa Ana and
James Smedley of El Toro.
Tbe bride ll'aduated from Rippowam ·m1h School. Stamford, Conn .• and Mount Ida Collea• inllt"I •1...-.,
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ShowOOa
Staamtu toward lbe Babla Cortn
Yaellt Qub lat WMt wu "SboWboat
whleh docted with • full careo ol San J'ru
entertainment tn four pe.rformancet for
than 900 members and 1uest1. Tbe • purpose wu to get the members Involved.,
cut of 30tumed out for the festlvilies.
The elub, transformed back in Ume to o
s:old ruab days, held its sixth annual edition
musical revue that featured dance ball 1tr ,
Nob Hill ladies and rowdy gold miners. .
Olea .. wu muter or ceremonies, and bet created, produced 'and directed e
extravqama. •
Dance music was provided by the B C
Showboat Shutnen, including Deke Diet
.,.._Kimble, Jolaa Howell, Jim ltoMeder,
Taadow1ll1. Walter Hatlder and ''*at .
musicians Jack Couera, Hal Birak.rut ~
Swede JGlmaoa.. Jue Owe• appeared as pi8*1•t
with the band.
Arlee Hl1bee choreographed the
producUon, and Joaa Jordan led Nob Rill laclts
Barbara Mulllgan, Marcia Lut, Dealla •aa
RH1btoe, Nucy Jo Prlce, Saady Rlcha1'd9",
Ja" Ottro, Sheeyl McGowan, Uada Gayl~nt
and Jeau Barnett. -1 ·
Vocal soloists were Nita Catalano and Dick
Barnett. Roberta Smltb played the owner of lre
Silver Dollar Saloon, and dance hall girls w~~
Carole Anold, Julee l'eH,Uo, Jeaa McColl\
Kint lleldy, Mary LoDnre, Weady Jordaa g LIH Catalano.
Wearing an orange wig that resembled sp
candy, Charlene Johnson deadpanned as .
£email! llenny Youngman. 0.arlene Weiss,
Catalano and Pat Dougan tQOk part in a sk
tilled "The Captain's Folly." I
The miners were Lorin Welss, Saint Ctceni,
Terry Mulligan, Carl Last, Lew Spnaaace, Mti
Harvey, Dick Barnett and, as the dancinc
bartender, Mark Jordan.
In charge of club arrangements were M
and Mrs. Richard Newbre, Mel Hlgb
Clarlene Weiss, Catherine Dou1an, Fr
Straugh, Lou Copp, Roy Studer and' Je1
Taadowsky.
1 • Weddings
Mrs. Lay
The bridegroom graduated from high sch~
in Long Beach. spent four years in the Coaat
Guard and attended Saddleback College.
Poetsch lag-Daggett ~· I
The Los Angeles Temple oJ the Churct\~f
Jesus Christ of Latter·day Saints was e
setting for the marriage of Corine Eliza h
Daggett to Eric f aul Poetschlag.
The bride is the daughter of Mr. and .
William C. Daggett.of Huntington Beach. H is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Poelschla 'of
Anaheim.
The brtde graduated from Edison ~h School in Huntington Beach and will gradual in
June from Orange Coast College. e
bridegroom is a gr aduate of Magnolia H h
School in Anaheim and ittlended Cypr s
College. He is employed by Larson Supplyitn
South Gate.
Sjostrom-Clark
Kimberly Clark of Newport Beach and C4rl
Wilhelm Sjostrom Jr. or Costa Mesa W«fe
married at Calvary Chapel, Costa Mesa. 1 The bride Is the daughter or Mr. and Mr.;.
Jack Walter Clark of Newport Beach. Sb•
graduated from Newport Harbor High SchOol
and attends California School of Court
Reporting.
The bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs. C•rt
Wilhelm Sjostrom of Costa Mesa, is a gradu~tt
or Newport Harbor High School.
Kingsley-Meisinger
Jana Kingsley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Kingsley, Is engaged to marry Steve•
Meisinger, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roget
Meisinger, all of Newport Beach.
The futW'e bride graduated from New~ Harbor High School, Orange Coast College aa
attended Humboldt Stale University. Her fianc
graduated from Newport Harbor High Sch<lO
and attended Orange Coast College, Cuesta aad
Hum~Jdt Stale University.
Anthony-Holmes
Gay Marte Anthony, daughter of OletH
Anthony of Newport Beach and Phil Anthony ol
Newport Beach, is engaged to marry Jai~t
Cah\eron Holme11. A June 24 wedding ls planne4
in St. Andrew's Church, Newport Beach.
The future bride1room is the son of Mr. an4
Mrs. Aubrey Holmes, Laguna Niguel.
The couple graduated from the Unlvers!tf
of Redlands and Newport Harbor High Schoo
Figueroa-Newland
Marcaret Lee NewtaQd cf Newport Beacl
and Gary Lee Figueroa ot Fullert6a have bt>e•
married.
Their parents are Mrs. N.B. Newland~cl
Newport Beach and Ed H. Newland of C a
M~a and Mr. and Mrs. Oimin Figueroa d
Fullerton.
The brlde graduated from UCI and att~dli
Ute aradu.ate IChool the~ •
Mrs. James Otto, left and Mrs. June
Gleason st Showboat. · .
Happenings
By Marcia Forsberg
Awards Given
Orange District, California Federation of
Women's Clubs, at its recent convel'\tiOn at the
Disneyland Hotel, made awards presentations
to the 34 unit:'clubs for their many hours of
\'Olunteer work given in the community and
federation.
Highlights of the convention included
dJstribulion of $9,000 in scholarships and $4,500
to philanthropies.
Art scholarships went lo Mark Wonel,
Rober&o Regalpo, Laura Gallear, Paul Fusch,
Miss Kingsley, ~r. Meisinger
The bridegroom also a graduate of UCI, is
a U.S. National waler -polo team member.
The couple will live in Newport Beach.
Knigh.t-Gordon
Ellen Morse Knight and Mark Gardiner
Gordon will be married in June at St. James
Episcopal Church, Newport Beach. The future
bride is lhe daughter of Mrs. Morse Knight of
Newport Beach and Judge H. Warren Knight of
Laguna Beach. Mr. Gordon's parents are Mr.
and Mrs. Gerald Gordon of Newport Be;ich.
The future bride is a ,graduate of Marywood
High School and attends Claremont Men's
College. Mr. Gordon graduated from Corona del
Mar High School and attends Callrornia
Polytechnic University, Pomona.
Wortman-Carnevale
Nancy E. Wortman, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Donald D. Wortman of Huntington Beach,
Is engaged to marry Joseph P . Carnevale Jr. He
is the son or Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Carnevale
Sr., also of lluntlngton Beach.
The future bride Is a gradbate of Huntington
Beach High School and Orange Coast College.
Carnevale is a graduate of Marina Higb School
and uttends Los Anaeles City College. A
February. 1979, wedd1ng is planned .
Harrison-Norie§a
' Juliet Laurel Noriega, daughter of Mr. and
' Mrs. Jesse R. Noriega of Mission Viejo, has
married Wiiliam Henry Harrison of HollyWOC¥t.
• The bride, a former Miss Saddleback
Valley, graduated from Min.ion Viejo High
School and attended Saddlebau CoUe1e. The
bridegroom, son or Mr. and Mrs. Paul H"'rison
·of 'Camarillo, graduated from Camarillo High
School and attended Ventura College.
The couple will llve In Hollywood.
Fox-Jarvis
Mr. an4 Mn. M. Warren Smith of New
York and East Hampton have announced tht
en1a1ement of Jdrs. Smith's dauahter Susan .. ~
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At a bar from olden days are Jack Htiit,
left and Dr. and Mrs. Jack Larson. •
Chrlttlne ~imons and Robert Stanton, all Of
Edison fllgh School; and Anna Lops, Kalit.r
Junior High School.
Jeffrey Aalbach, Fountain Valley Hfc'-
School, was awa~uaic scholarship. •ttd
Colleen Mahan, /FY_~s_. · was 1iven a drama
scholarship. ;Joan Walqalst, La1una Nigutl),
received a conservation scholarship. :·
During the convention, Mn. Jolaa t.
VtddtetQn, member of the SU Ctemel\{e
Woman's Club, was installed as preatdent. •
People Peering ~ .. .
Joanne MJner. Irvine, has been elected tO:a
national office for the professional organlza"6n
she belongs to. She has been named vtee
chairperson for the Resident Uving dJvlsion bf
the American Association of Mental Deficiency.
Her duties will include travelin& to Washington
D.C.. for council meetings and planning ~
P.ro~ram for the Resident Uving divislozi.'s
,sessions at _next year's natlonal conveoUon J,n
Miami.
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Miss Anthony. Mr. Holmes ·
Co utant Fox and Michael Jarvis, son of Kaye
Jarvis of Federal Way, Wash. and Mrs. Ro~
Gordon of Mission Viejo. ,>
Miss Fox attended the Chapin .School i;
New York and Dana Hills High School. J~
attended Dana Hills High School. A July w~
ding is .,ianned. ,4~ ·.
Smith-Holden ~~~
•'' Sharon Elaine Holden and David CarJM
Smith. both of San Bernardino, were roarried~ Grace Brethren Church, Seal Beach. .;.
The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mi$;
Stephen F. Holden of Huntingt8n Beach. Sftoi
graduated from Huntington Beach Hiih Scbo6j.
Orange Coast College and Long.Beach State. ·~:·
The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and M~
Nelson J. 6mith of Peoria, UL He graduattd
from i>eoria High School, IJllnols Centtal
College and Illinois State University.
The newlyweds will U ve in San Berna.rdJ,Do •
Olander-Fish ..
Susan Olander of Irvine and Thomas ¥ .
Ftsh of Corona clel Mar are engf&ed to be ma~
ried in Aucust. ·:
Miu Olander, daughter of Dr. Robert it
Olander of Irvine and Mrs. Alvin C. Mack of St.
Paul, Minn., graduated from Corona deJ Ma Hlsh School and attends Orange Coast Colle1•. •
FlJb, aoo of Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Filh"
Corona del Mar, graduated from Coron._ 4tl
Mar High Scboql, Orange Coast Colle1e. and eel
State Loog Beach.
> Gaudenti-Bell ·~ . \
Mr. and Mrs. Al Gaudeotl of Oleta llt1a
have announctcS the enga1emont of tll4~
daughter Diana Lee Gaudentt and Jeffrey
Thom&1 Bell of San DieaQ.
The f<>uple plan to maff)' in Aupt.
Mtll Gaudentl graduated from !!1tancl~
Higb Sebool and attended Oranae Cout Colle,.
"9nd Groumont Cotlegot San Die10.
Btil, son of Mr. ana Mn. Robert BellofS.
Diego, araduatect from Crawford Hip School If
San Dieeo and attends OroalnOIX Colleae. ·.
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I
~ration Prime Time:
.·-l7 .Big-budget Syndicate Bypaases Netirorks
L<>S ANCELES (AP> -''GenUemn, atart
)'our snow.··
WlUa tbJt inatrucUon from an .assJsCant director. t~ men alaDd.iq In a Misteriftl aun
on a scaffold •coop ba.ndsrul of whJt• pla•Uc
flakes and toss them through the wbirrin& blades or a wlnd mach1ne.
• The snow blows down the street, falllns on
men in tricorn hats and knee britches and on
W<>l:DeD in long dre311es and bonnets.
be place ls Boston. The Ume ls just prior , e American Revolution. Final scenes are
ftlmed at Universal Studios for "The
a t.u'd," •four-hour, two-part movie adapted
from the llrsl novel of the blstorical series by John Jakes ..
••1be Bastard" is a part of Operation Prime Tlme, which represents one of the fastest·
growing fields in televisi~n -development or
bic·budget syndicated proJects for prime time
that bypass the usual outlets of ABC, CBS and
NBC.
HUNDREDS OF FILM projects. series and
s pecials are sold. directly to stations or furnished by advertisers picking up the tab.
The result is that competition between the
syndicators and the networks is becoming
fierce. not onty for ratings but for advertising
dollars. It also is complicating the cut-throat
competition among the three networks.
"Hee Haw" proved several years ago that
there Is big money to be made in syndication.
The ~tudios are no longer eolirely dependent on
the networks lo sell their product. Un1versal is
'the studio working with a consortium of in·
dependent stations for Operation Prime Time.
Paramount Pictures hopes to launch a similar
service. ,
Norman Lear struck gold with "Mary
Hartman, Mary Hartman" and other series.
Quinn Mart.in Productions has plans for a syn-
dicated senes. Besides the money, these syn-
dications enjoy freedom from network in·
lerCerence and censorship. .,
SOl\I E MAJOR ADVERTISERS. such as
Mobil Oi l ." are s hunning the n etworks
'allogether. Mobil first offered "When Disaster
Struck," narrated by Glenn Ford, and now has
"Btt~een the W-ars, '' narrated by· Eric
"It seas a tral'-"lazl119 el•
tort p11ttfa9 together • .....
dlcated 11et..,orlc of 11atle11al
adeertbm"
Sevareid. Several advertising a~encies are de·
veloping soap operas for syndication.
Brushing snowflakes from his hair, Joe
Shaffer, program manager of KMPH , Fresno·
Visalia, says on a visit to the set that Operation
Prime Time was born at a meeting of indepen-
'Phn~isco two years ago. ·~r that ir the independen.t sta· ~ gel out of the rerun sr.ndrome we'd have to band. together and commit money
tor productions that we'd have first shot at."
The iniUal venture las t May was
''Testimony of Two Men," from the novel by Ta ylor Caldwell. Did it do the job? Shaffer
answers, "any time an independent stat\on gets
double-digit ratings you have to be satisfied."
SHAFFER Sl\YS TREY had to find two
things: Whether they could work with a major
studio and produce a quallly Cllm that could
co mpete in pr;me time and what kind of ad·
vertising support they'd get. "It was a trail·
blazing effort putting together a syndicated
network of national advertisers," he says.
~ote than 80 stations, many affiliated with
the·networks. will show "The Bastard" in May.
, It will be followed by Irwin Shaw's "Evening in
' Byzantium" in July an(,f Howard Fast's "The
Immigrants" in November .
Evan Thompson, president of KCOP-TV ,
Los Angeles, says, "We decided this was an op·
portune time to commission a program for
prime time. We felt the advertising economy
was sufficiently s trong to support this
alternative lo the three networks.
THE BUDGET FOR "The Bastard " is
about • million, more than a network would in·
vest in such a show. Bul the stations wanted a
star-s tudded attraction lo lure viewers Crom the
networks.
Thompson says "The Bastard" was select·
. ·' ' td because ll had aold 3.5 rnllUon eopln it,..
paperback and because it offered a number or
mtaly ri>lts.
Andrew Slevens1 a relative newcomer,
plays the UUe role ot Philip Kent, but some of
the others in the cast include Patricia Neal.
Peter Bonerz, Buddy Ebsen, t.ome Greene,
Olivia Hussey, Cameron Milch.,11. Eleaµor
Parker, Donald Pleasence. Barry Sullivan,
WiJUam Sbatner and Keenan Wynn.
The ploL follows young PhJlip Kent from
France to england lo the American colonies
where along the way he mtets such hi~torical
figures as Lotd North, Benjamin Frank.Jin, Paul"
Revere and .Samuel Adams. Despite awkward
writing it is 1ripping at times but suffers from
long stretehes of political discourse passed off
as dialogue.
PRODUCER JOE BYRNE says the TV
version is more of a swashbuckling adventure
film that plays off against the historical back·
ground oC the comlng American Revolqtion.
He had hoped to film some or the scenes in
N~w England but bad weather preven~ed it. He
a lso turned down an oHer from Williamsburg.
"'They were going lo give us 700 extras but Ws
loo clean. Early America was rough."
He says next year if they. film the second
book in the Jakes series "The Rebel " they will
go to Georgia or North Carolina for the planta· lion scenes.
It's no accident, says Thompson, that the
shows are, airing in the spring and summer.
"The networks are rerunning more shows.
They're also rerunning a lot of prime.time
shows late al night and during the day. We felt that with more and more exposure or rerun pro·
gramming by the networks, a void has been
c reated for first·run pl"ogramming. We felt we could attract the viewer~."
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It 6an't Be
It's probeb!y just a rumor. but I beard that
a mother ln tbe East admiu.d to m•klng a ·•mistaJte. ..
Is that a crazy? .
Right in front of her daughter she said. "I
made a miatako A8d rm aorry and wish to be
forgiven."
BOY. EVEN IF IT is just a rumor. it's
enough to scare you half to death.
I mean. what parent in his (or her> right
mind would chance letting a child know a
pare9t isn't perfect?
I . was 30 ;years old before I found out. My
mother bad given me a biscuit recipe and left
out tl)e baking powder. My biscuits came out of
the oven and looked like a stack ot loose change.
Mother looked at them for a moment and
s aid.. .. I must have forgoUen to mention the
baking powder. I made a mistake ...
I;ust IOOked at berand f~tetJtlle6iclr-, like the first lime I saw the tooth fairy flushing my front
tootbdown Uiejohn. Mistake I My mother?
Boroseope
Taurus Slwuld ··
Gather Facts
lloaday, April 17, 1978
By SYDNEY OMARR
ARIES· (March · 2l·April 19): Accent on
speculation, affairs of heart. Aura of excitement
present. Emotions tend to dominate logic.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Get facts.
build case on logi~ -look beyond immediate.
Eschew superficial judgments.
<WEMINI (May 21.June 2Q): Accent on short
Journeys, details connected with special plan&.
messages. · · •
CANCER (June 2l·July 22): Emphasis on
earnings, collections, financial security .
. Changes occur -welcome and analyze them.
LEO (July 23·Aug. 22): Take Initiative.
Gesttlre of reconciliation could smooth family
situ~tion. VIRGO CAug. 23-Sept. 22): Look behind the
sce~s -taking things for granted proves em·
barr~ssing and costly. · LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Accent on getting
whai you want. showing profit, organizing
priorities. SCORPIO <Oct. 23·Nov. 21): Study Libra
me$age. You make gains, prestige rises.
Pro1notion could be part of scenario.
fAGITl'ARJUS <Nov.22.J)ec. 21): Stnve for
new start, added independence. Be original,
lead rather than follow. Look beyond im·
mectiate.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22·Jan. 19): Conserve
strength,· assets, cash. One close to you de·
marids .. proof" of security.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20·Feb. 18): Leave fine
poi~s. details for another time. You transform
adv~rsity into victory. You know what should be
done and learn how to do it.
PISCES (Feb. 19·March 20): Dependents,
pets command more than usual attention. Keep
diet. health resolutions.
~bards Signs
LOS ANGELES {AP> -Jason Robards who
won an Academy Award for best supporting ac·
tor in "Julia" has been signed lo star in "The
I lurricane."
Max Von Sydow was also signed for a star-
ring role by producer Dino De Laurentiis.
Robards also won an Oscar last year for "All
the President's Men."
•Production of "The Hurricane" a remake of
the 1937 film starring Jon Hall and Dorothy
Lamour 'tiegins in May on the island of Bora
Bora in the South Pacific. Jan Troell will direct.
Tben were times when I WM,. .. ..., •
that I tboqbt she might "break .. but lbe never
did. Like the Ume she t.o14"1De not ti. slam .tbe
door and the wind blew it shut and even u.ou,b
I was on the other side oft.be room lbe reached
over and gave me a rap.
All she said was, "That was for all the
Umes youalammed tbe door and 1 nevereaQ&IU
you."
PEBFEcrlON IN PllENTS Is an~
ten law. Cilldren seem to sense It rilbt from th•
begin.nlog. I was telling a .-, one dq of bow
when my son was a baby I wu be.WU bllQ ao
the dryer in the ldtcben and turned JD¥ "bMk fw
just a moment. He fell onto tbe Ooor.
As I told the story he wu afand•na Jn the
doorway eavesdropping and abouted. .. lle7
Mom, you made a mistake!"
. "Bite your tongue," l said. NJ Jlllt wanted
to see if you would bounce ...
I have always found parental perfeetlao to
be a pain in the neck. I mean It.
It's rotten being right all the ttme •• .8ftO .
when you're wrong. Jt 's awesome to ahraJS be
on the side of goodness, right, and reaaoa. So
mao.y times J wanted to lean Oft!' and whisper to my child, .. I blew it. .. But I remembered my
mother's admonition, 0 Give •em an lncb. •• and
they'll take a mile."
I HOPE THERE IS A mother In the East
who has broken the bumble barrier.
I hope it starts a trend amooc parents wbo
can admit to being human.
It would not only raise the age or in-
nocence .• .it would lower the age of forgiveness ••
. and you can 'ts tart too young for that.
A ~story. A romantic~ Astaryol
en~ batrecJ. friendship, triumph.and low..
SIURLEY
Mad.AJNE
• • • ..
BOSTON (AP)-.Jack
Lemmon says lt took a
year to arr4'0&e · eeouab
free time to star In .. Tribute.. -Bernard
"'House Calls'
has an
incurable case
of infedious
laughter!"
-Cene Shallt. NBC· TV
Slade's new f"' t.bat II making ta pre•
· ·sroadwa7 ran ln
Boston.
But the O&car-wlnner·
ficured he could wait
t.bat long to make bls re·
tW'D to Broadway. He'a
stayed ayn.y a1DCe 1961.
--i'BIBVTE," ls being
presented at the
Colonial Theatre
through April 29. It's tbe
story ol a man dying of
cancer trying to make
peace with bls son,
described by a Boston
Globe .reviewer as a
''warm· funny. likable
comedy.''
NOW PLAYING
ITAlllUM INltft ... Cl~f 21
Orange 639·8110 Olillgl 634-2~
EDWAllOS CllllllA COiia Mesi 546-3102 LemmcG plays Scottie
Templeton. a Sl·year-old ---------screeDwriter, an endless----------
joker who says be has
"laughed bis way out of
a career and two wives"
-a man witb three
months to live. ·
Call 142-5171.
Put • •••word• to work for ou.
"Ofcomse
11lbaveto
bottle feed.~
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Fountain Valley 841.()521
CENTURY 21 AIRPOIT REALTY
2300 W, E. Bristol S\.
Newport Beach 751·3910
. CENTURY 21/MARTEN REAL ESTATE
200 Newport Center Dr., Suite 101 ·
Newport Beach 640·5357
CEHTURY 21 WESTCUFF IMLn
1733 Westcllrr Drive
Newport Beach 645·7221
CENTURY 21 DOYLE CO. IEALTOllS
1740 Orange Avenue
Costa Mesa 548-1168
CEHTURY 21 /CROCKER REAL ESTA TE
621 W. 19th St .. Costa Mesa
642·5062
JACK HOWELL & ASSOCIATES
Newport Beach
644-1156
PAm WAIJ(H REALn
11111 Beach Bl
Huntington Beach 842·1418
BOND REALTY
27812 Forbes Road
Laguna Niguel 831-9411
BOND REALTI
1257 S. Coast Highway
Laguna Beach 494-8035
KATHY TRACY REALTOR
1100 Quail SL.
Newport Beach
7~·2887 or 548-1927
PEG ALLEN, REALTOR
1095 No . Coast Hig hway
L11i;iuna Bea<'h 494·7578
LACHENMYER REALTOR
lfl6Q Newport Blvd.
<.:osta Mesu 646-3928
WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO.
2111 San Joaquin Hills Rd.
Newport <.:enter. N'pl Beach 644·4910
PETE BARRETT REAL TY
lli05 Wcstt'hH Drive
Newport Reach &12·5200
HERITAGE REALTORS
Two Orr.cl'" For YQUr Convenience
1500 Allam!>. C~t 546 SSM 3720 Campus. N B 540·l1Sl
DAVIDSON REALTY
2 Newport orflces to serve you
645-7575 673·9060 .
DON V. FRANKLIN, REALTOR
32SO E. Coast Highway
Corona del Mar 640-7000
COLE OF NEWPORT, REALTORS
'2515 East Coast H11thway
Corona del Mar 67S·SSI l
HARIOR REAL TY
(div of Harbor Investment Col 2865 E . Coast Hwy.
... •
Corona de! mar 673·4400
RED HILL REALTY
18124 Culver Drive
Irvine 552 7SOO
MACMAl-llVINE REALTY CO.
901 Dover Dr. Newport Beach 642·8235
1644 San Miguel. Newport Beach 6«·6200
Irvine, at Campus Val\ey Center 7S2·1'14
LIVINGSTON REALTY
fi078 Warner Ave.
Huntington Bea<'h 847-2622
ASSOCIATED IROICERS
202S W. Balboa Blvd.
Newport Beach 673-3863
C. F. COLESWORTHY llALTOIS
... :11stbluff Shoppin~ Center
~cwport At>ach 640·0020
LE RAISOR REALTORS
4523 Campul! Dr .. trvlne 833·8600
Campus Valley Shopping Center
GEM REALTORS
120-F Tustin Avenue
Newport Beach 642-4623
SELECT PROPBT1ES
Two Ofnces To Scr\'e You
Costa Mesa 751-3191
Newport Beach 556-2680
IA Y & II.ACM JIALTY •50 Newport Center Dr,. N.B.
(Great Western Bldg.) 19'Gl11
'TUaHR ASSOC.. UALTOIS
1105 N. Coatt, Lal\&l'la ..._1111
311101 Coast Hwy., S. Lq. ~
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Prlwale m''Y
APRILl6·IO REALTOR•
•L "· HICHOLSOM llAL1'Y Call 498-4185
AfiEE.O'MEAL PllOPERTIES IMC.
17851 Sk1park Clrcle mine, ca. 151..asn
Miii SCHLOESSMAM IUALTOI
P .O. Box E
Corona del Mar 673·5311
COAST PIOPIRTIIS
301 E. Balboa Bl, Balboa
673-54.10
WSKllALTY
2223 Main St, HwiUnaton Beach
980-4a61•
WSKREM.n
2515 E. Coast Hiabway,
Corona del Mar 675-3411
IEITHA HIHRY llALTOIS
215 Avenlda Del Mar
San Clemente 492-4121
HAIDISTY IEALTOIS
503 Park Ave
Balboa Jaland 875-2988
IURKARY-5 OPEN HOUSE REALTY
1763 Orana• Avenue Cotta Mesa, Ca. 645-9161
SIYIW PllOPIRTIIS
3400 Irvine Ave. Ste. 210
Newport Beach, Ca. 549-2'81
PROPERTY HOUSE 6308 W. Coast Hwy.
Newport Beach &t2·38SO
HIWPOIT IEACH llALTY
2115 Newport Blvd., Newport Beach
175-1842 SU.ml
WOODlllDM llALTY
1441'1 CuJvtr Drtv.
lrvtne 511.aooo
-DAVID IOUUl llALTOR
1500 Adam., Sulte"'llJ
CotlaMesa ~
M. J. AUlaMAM COMPANY
500 Newport Center Drt ve Suite 480, Newport Beach 848-0177
VILLAGE REAL ISTA n
111142 Brookhurat,
Hunlincton Beach 982·4471
MARIMHS COVE UAL TY
206-C Riverside Ave., Newport Beach
648·4463
HllllHT HA WllMS/llVIME ·
11011 st1par1t Blvd .. &e c
lrvlne, CA '1'Ml00
IMOU. ,.OPlllTllS
4299 McArthur Blvd., Ste 105
Newport Beach. CA 751·-
••c" THOMAS. IEALToa
224 W. Cout Hwy .. Newport Beach
S48·SS2'7
KAHLE REALTY
870 West 19th St., Costa Mesa
646-3997
SEA PROPBTIES
31728 Coast Hwy.
South Lacuna, Calif.
499-1378
THEESTAnMAKas
10990 Warner Ave.
FountalD Valley 751-«l63
FAUSTA YITAU IEALTOll
580 Broadway, Suite 203
Laguna Beach 497·2426
IHTM"L R.I. NETWOUfrOUCHSTOME
18582 Beach Blvd., HunUnatoo Bch.
9&·0867
IRVINE/MESA REALTORS
2629 Harbor Blvd., C<lsta Mesa
546·8640
LIDO RIALTY
3377 Via Lido. Lido Isle
Newport Beach 673-7300
RUMBOLD REAL TY INVESTMENTS
312 Manne Avenue '
Balboa Is land 67S·4822
DONALD M. llRD ASSOCIATES.
REALTORS
2192 Ma11111, arvinf!. 752· 7315
RICH REALTY
221 Milford. Corona del Ma r
673· 7040 873·0S10
ROH SHERMAN & ASSOC.
800 Newport Center Dr. # E
Newport Beach 640-6500
Gii WALKER, REALTY
33SS Via Lido, iJ200
Lido Isle. Newport Bench 675-S200
BALIOA IA Y PROPERTIES
4509 W. Coast Hwv.
Newport Beach 67S·7060
THE VILLAGE REALTORS
5321 University Drive
Irvine 552·7000
9UAIL PLACE PROPERTIES
1400 Quail Street. Newport Beach
752-1920
ROY McCARDLE REALTOR
1810 Newport Blvd.
Costa Mesa 545.7729 ,,
TRI HAllOR REALTORS
400 E. 17th Street
Costa Me'a 646·3255
NEWPORT HARIOR, COSTA MESA
IOARD OF REALTORS
401 N~wport f'h·d. Newport Beach
646·1671
HAST1HGS & CO .. 11.ALTOIS
2503 Eas\blutr Dr., 11201
Newport Beach 6'0·SS60
ANCHORAGE INVISTMEMTS
34184 Coast Highway, Dana Point
496· 7711 or 831-3136
GIORGI ELKINS COMPANY
881 Dover Drive, Newport Beach
631-1800
COIPOIA T! II.AL TY
1200 N. Main St. Suite 224
Sant3 Ann M8·170l
SO.CAL UALn IXCHAM&I. COllP.
1U71 Beach Blvd., Ste. 23t
HWIUl\ltOn Beach, 9:11847 8474'3'7
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Mil FUCHSIPAVIUOH llALTOI
· B&f boa Ir Main St. ,
Bl&lboa 875·8120
THI DA• ROUT ASSOCIATIOM
881 Dover Drlve, Ste U
Newport ~ach, Ca 842·7•
ROGa·s I.I.ALTY
27!7 Eut Cout Hwy
CcroDa det Mar, Ca.
175-2311
HIWPOIT PIR llALTY
200S Balboa Blvd.
Newport Beach m.aosa
CUATIVI IMVISTMB4TS
858 San Mlauet Drive
844-tSU
KIAMBllALTY
9392 E. Bluco, Pountain Valley
IMl2-1725
This special week is set aside as
a time of public recognitlon of the
right of all people to own
private property.
The members of your local
Board of Realtors are people just
like you •.. working together
to rnake things happen in a spirit
of. community pride. It would be
. our pleasure to work with you •••
this week or at any time in
the future.
(
IL STONEY MA YOCK Ill
Mayock Corp. S80 Glennyre
Latuna Beach 494·2146
LACMIMA IHVESTMEHTS i-. So. Coast Hwy
Laguna Beach '94~
YEAGB IEALTY
3178 Pullman Suite U2
Costa M•a ~171
llMMIY UAl. ISTATE
25522 Jeroolmo RoM
MluiClft VleJo 1IMoM3
TAU. Tl.HS llALTY
23381 El Toro Road, St.e 201
El T•, Ca. 11MZ71
PACIFIC SHOUS IEALTY
-' 111 W. Aven.lda PallU:da
Old City Plau, San Clemente '92·5300
SIA LIOM llAl.TY
36Cl1 E. Cat. Hwy.:~'! 673-5454 . l2lJ N. Cit. Hwy., 1..quna Wl-3318
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MGTOM IEACH/POUMTAIM Y-~1••
IOAID OF UALTOllS
8101Slater Ave, H.B.
GLWA llSSOMMl(lE l.EALTOlt
P.O. Box 1112 .
847-toeS
FAICiO IAHCH LAMD
&CAnuUALISTATI
817-Sell m.o530
878·5n7 SD2080
SUMIOW llALTY. LR.UL
2211 NewpQrt Blvd. ... Cotta Mesa 142-11'4
COWNS & ASSOC.
18054 Mapolia St.
Fountain Valley, Ca.
88C-242S
NSllW.TOIS JIDlllw•& . COICll lleu 1Sl·H11
DOMOYAMS"OFCAUPOIMA
llALISTATI
1870 Santa Ana, SUlt.e L
Colla Mesa -.em
LAWSON IEALTY~OMPAMT
3416 Vla Udo, Newport Beach
67H~
SouTHLAMDEIS HAL ESTATE
1770 Orange Ave.
Costa Mesa, Ca.
631·2W
llLllM HUDSON. REALTOR
36 Pin~ Valley Ln (Big Canyon>
Newport Beach 644--0322
YEl.M JOHHSOM UALTOltS
2ll80 S. Brt.stol
Santa Ana, Ca. ~
UM50 UAL ISTAll
2123 San Joaquin Hilla Road
Newport Beach 8"-7030
HOLAN IEAL ESTATI
900 Gleoneyre, Laruna 494-tcn
3 Monarch Bay Plua, Lae. Nif. 811-3888
THE IEAL ESTAn PLACE
V AWY llAl.TY
31591 c.mlno C.platrano
San Juan Capo GS-4977
THE REAL ESTATE PLACE
VAWY llA.LTT
1470 Jamboree Rd .• Newport Beach
640-9900
WHELAN IEAL ESTA TE
735 Baker St., C:O.la Mesa
743 Baker, Costa Mesa
540-3888
LIM•O REAL ESTATE
Five Offices To Serve You
499·4561 497.2489 411341812
W · 1720 8"-1020
COOPER & ASSOCIA11S
1S2S Meu Verde Drive East
Costa Mesa 54().9922
KATHY TRACY. IEALTOI.
1100 Quall
Newport Beach 541-1927
IOYJ) REAl.TOIS
'3637 E. Coast Highway
Corona del Mar 675·!!930
ORANGE COAST REAL ESTATE
Corona del Mar 644-4848
PYRAMID EXCHAHGOIS
2081 Business Center Dr.
Suite 100. Irvine 833-1768
PAUL MAITIN RIAL ESTATE
3038 E. c:oaat Highny ~
Corona delMar 644-7383 \
COIOHA DEL MAR PllOPatTIES
2435 E. Coast Highway
Corona del Mar 673-9494
IASTILUFF REALTY
2SOS E astblutr Dr. •206
Newport Beach &44·1133
UCHB.LI 101115 IEALTOI
3333 E. Coast Highway
Corona delMar 675-2373
JbHU IEALTY •
2001 W. Balboa BJvd.
Newport Beach 1'13·6210
J., lllHY. 11.ALTOI
2602 Newport Blvd.
Newport Beach 675·9111
Hl&B. IAILEY lr-0$0Cl4TIS
.IEAL ESTATE
2152 E. Coast Hwy .. Corona del Mar
644-7211
WATllFIOMr HOMES
21633 W. Coast Highway. Newport Beach
(714 ) 631·1400
SALISIURY REAL ESTA Tl
31S Mann• Ave .. Balboa Jsl1nd·
613-8900
llAMCH UALTY
1H27 Culver Dr. Irvine
551·2000
CdOL IBIT & ASSOCIATll
a1ALTOIS
1800 W. Cout Hwy., Suite C
NewP«t 8eecb, ca. • ('tH) l4HIOO
\
N~ Blach 6D«S08
COLDwa&. IAHIR CO. RW.l'OIS
2181 San Joaquln Hilla Rd. •
Newport Beach 8'4-9060
llMTSOM le llOWH. IEALTOIS ·
Bank Of Callf. Bld1., Suite Z20
. HOl Dove St .• Newport Beach 833-9781
IOHM CAl.IY UNITED UoKERS 3000 W. Coast Hwy., N.B.
6'8-7t.H
LC. TAYLOll COMPANY
610 Newoort ~Dr. Sulte530
Newport Beach &40-Sll2
llCHaD H. PAUUY CO .. REALTOIS
1411 AnU1ua Way. Newport"'Bacb (714)~
JOAM UVELY IEALTOI
407 Gloucester Drive
Costa Meaa, 82627 "2-4799
PIRJIOIMAHCE HAL ESTA n
7971 Talbert at Beach BlvcL ,
847-3584
PACIFIC REAL ESTATE
160 Wellclirr. Newport Beach 1'2.Q200
HEWPOIT -llYIME IEALTOl.S
11142 lrvlne Bl
Tustin 838..SSSS •
HILEM L DOWD. REALTOR
ZH5 Viata &trade, Newport Beach
M..olM
HIWE McCOltMACK UM.TY. INC.
1000 No. Coast HI ah way. Latuna Beach
t94·75Sl
WM. E. DOUD & CO. INC .. REALTORS
716 Dahlia Ave.
Corona del Mar 759-04.22
llLL GIUNDY. REALTOR
3U Bayside Dr .• Suite 1n
Newport Beac h 67Hl61
LAGUHA NIGUa REALTY
493.9494 496·2413
495.5220 83().505()
INTEINATIOMAL R.E. NETWORK
CAMINO CAPISTRANO
33161 Camino Capistrano
San Juan Capistrano 493· 7512 ""E GLOCKNER COMPANY 2792 Circle Dr., Newport Bch.
644·0070 or 646-5708
GRUll&S..US
COMMBCIAL IROICERAGE CO.
'299 MacArthur Blvd .. Suite 100
Newport Beach 833·2900
JOHN SAAR REALTY
Newport Beach
752.2020
TOllN REALTY
5142 Warner Avenue
Huntmgton Beach 846-1371
TOllN PROPIRTY MANAGEMENT
5142 Warner Ave.
HunUngton Beach 148-1311
WALL STRUT IEAL ESTA TE
3349$ Del Obispo, Dana Point.
831-3750 493-2202
COAST & COUNl'RY REALTY
230 E. 17th St.-Suite 202
Cotta Mesa 646·8181
WIST COAST PACIFIC REAL ESTATE
34118Coutff.wy .. Dana Point
831·2600 496-8$35
COUNSB.OR REALTY INVESTMEHT
SPECIAUSTS
2120 MaJn St., Suite 2SO
Huntington Beach 960-4388
MIWPOIT CEHra II.ALTY
120 Newport Center Dr .. Suite HS
Newport Beach 840-1812
DON TYi.iil & ASSOCIATES, REALTORS
. .
306 Marine Ave., Balboa
675-4000
IALIOA ISLAND REALn
Marine & Park
Balboa ltland 87N700
PKGY llOMS. l!ALTOI
(Waterfront Speclallal)
Calt84S-Wl
XANADU IW. ISTATI
4341 Birch St., Ste 100
Newport Beaoh f1t..IS33
DOLPHIN •IALISTATI
118 South Coaat HW)'. Lapa Btaoh 494-Wt
IVllS & ASSOCIATIS
1300 Quall Street, SuJt.e 105
Newport Beach 8U..Q200
UD CAIPIT llALTOIS
MAIY tmMAMSll, ...
110 s. lftb St.
o.taMtaa Ms.k74
NATION /LOCAL
APWl ....... la
Bearding a Lio11?
\\'ell, not L':\a<:ll~ Tr:.11m•r .Jewell New Is
.1ust brushing lht· \\ hiskc:r-; of his friend
1\-enneth bel\\l'L'n acls 111 the Ringling
Brothers, Uc.trnum and Badcv Circus al
New York 's i\lacltson Squan; Garden.
'Ben Burs'
Roman Sport
Re:. created
WELL.">. '\C'\ 11\ I' 1 Wh en an Well!\, do what
the Romans do or did Race chariots George
Harris and his friends t.lo
Each S<tlurday during wanl~r. you t'an see
Harris ancl seven other locul residents of this
Norlheast Nevada town gather on a quarter-mile
track one mile south of here aloni:: US 93
AT A GIVEN SIGNAL, the chariot riders
break from a starting gale and.drive their charg-
ing animals through s now and slush. M~d s~rays
into their. goggles as the speedl.llg chariot riders
grip the reins tightly to prevent runaways
It's not exactly a scene from the film "Ben
llur" but it can be dangerous
"ln Utah last year, one man got killed when
his chariot lipped over and his head hit a rail,"
Uarris said "But the main dange r is a runaway or
ha' mg ~our team hit :i fence We had one man
Whose chariot tipped O\ er but he managed to slop
the runawayc; lie was n't hurt."
tlt\RRIS. A BEARDED MA:'\! in his 50s who
earns a livin~ as u r ailroad blacksmith. 1s presi·
dent of the Wells Chariot Club
The club was formed l\\O years ago after
Harris saw chariot races an l:tah and got interest·
ed in them. Ile found out thut chariot racing has
been goini? strong in· L'lah and Idaho for 20 yean,
and now Montana and Wyoming have teams.
lie soon interested others an the sport. includ-
ing the Uhlig brothers -Carl. 35, Willard, 37. and
Bert. 38
"ALL THREE 01<' US drive chariots now,"
said Carl. a rancher from nearby Metropolis. "We
c:ill our dad the pit bosc, He• cools our teams for
us." Dad is 62-ycar-old llcrb<'rl Uhlig, also :i
Metropolis rancher
"It'~ exciting to r ace," Carl Uhltg said
"You'\'e gol mud nyrng 10 your face and it's JUSt
ltke football games I used to play ..
Most rnccs arc a quarter mile. Two-year.old
horses race. 350 yards. three year-olds run 400
yards and horses fuur years did and up race 440
yar'dS;•
ll:irris .:;;11CI u good time for lhe 440 is 22 5
seronds.
THE CHARIOTS EACll HAVE two horses.
usually quarterhorscs.
Most rigs arc homemade but they can be
purchased from Lichfield Industries 10 Brigham
City, Utah
"You can spend Sl.000 just on )vur equip·
ment. .. said Carl. who bought a rhariot built or
fiberglass and aluminum
ll even came with shock absorbers.
"THE CHARIOTS RUN BETWEE~ S550 and
$600 while the hame:-.s can cost you between S250
and S500."
"Anybody can ride chariots." Harns insisted
"ll doesn't matter how old you are or how heavy "
..
"Contemporary ArL:
.ReflecUon. ol Popular
Cultl.are, 1 • a four -part
weekly Jeeture series
sponsored by Coaslline
Communlty College, will
be pres~nt~ from 10 a.m. to noon· begimting
May S at the Unitarian
Universallsl Church in
Costa Mesa.
Topics t.o be discussed
by lecturer M axioe
Rubenstein include art
In the early twentieth
century and in the SO's,
60's, and 70's. Rubens·
tein will also analyze the
effects mass media has
had on art.
.-l:.h e Com m u n I t y
t'orums program is a
project or the American
Association or Com·
munity a n d Junior
Colleges .and is support·
ed by a grant from the
National Endowment for
the Humanities.
The church is located
at 1259 Victoria Street.
Further information
may be obtained by call-
ing Coastline Communi·
ty College at 963-0811,
ext. 256.
Seniors
Sought as
Helpe r s
Volunteer English
tutors, guards and
library aides are sought
in he Sddleback and
Capistrano Valley areas
by the Retired Senior
Volunteer Program.
The program is
geared to finding volun·
teer assignments for
persons 60 and older
within their home com·
muniUes. said Paula
Cariker
Additional 1n!orma·
tion on current RSVP
openings is available by
calling Mrs. Cariker at
675 -9210 in Newport
Beach or on Fridays at
498 -3322 in San
Clemente
Las Vegas
Night Set
A ·'Las Vegas Night in
San C leme nte " Is
planned April 22 by the
Los Cuadrados Square
Dance Club, with John
Waller as caller.
The dancing will start
at 7:30 p.m. al the San
Clemente Community
Clubhouse, 100 Calle
Seville.
Additidnal informa-
tion is available by call·
ing Alan and Marilyn
Boe. 492·2394.
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HOLLY TRIPP GIVES BROTHER A HUG
Wiiiie, 2/1 2, 11 Reye'• Syndrome Victim
-(C Last Dope
· Dad to Give All
DENVER <AP> -Willie Tripp, age 2'h
and sucrering from Re,Ye's syndrome, races a
lifetime in a nursing home. But first, Bill
Tripp himself wants to try to help his son as
much as he can.
So although it will impose a financial
strain on his family, Tripp plans to take a
leave of absence rro111 his job as a construc-
tion worker and spend two months helping
Willie learn to move around and use his
arfl\S
"I CAN GIVE THE Ultle boy a spark lo
get moving, to want to do something," Tripp
says. .,.
There is a sense of urgency in Tripp's
voice. He says Willie recently began biting
himself severely and adds that the 30 minutes
of physical and pre-speech therapy that
Willie re«ives daily at the Cerebral Palsy
Center in Denver aren't enough anymore. H he can't accomplish anything within
two months. says Tripp, "We'll have lo say
that Willie should go to a nursing home."
ACROSS THE ROOM, WILLIE lay in the
soft folds or a beanbug chair, his eyes
periodically opening ant.I closing. his b~eath
coming in mufCled gasps and occasional
gurgles.
Willie wa$ struck by Reye's syndrome in
May 1976'. The disease sent him into a coma
temporarily, infected bis liver and left him
with severe brain damage. tUs parents and
doctor& say they aren't sure whether Willie
can see or hear. . "Right now, Willie is pretty much living
on love." Tripp says. "We can't take that
away from him."
T RIPP AN D IDS WIFE BETTY, who has
been caring for Willie round the clock for two
years. live in a public housing development,
drive a 1969 model car and have two other
children.
1f he stops working for two months, Tripp
says he'll have to trade in the family car for
an even older model ~g.d s~ll a treasured
Navajo blanket and necKace.
Tripp says he doesn't want pity but
would appreciate any aid that could benefit
Withe.
"WE DON'T WANT PEOPLE to come
over here crying and feeling sorry for us. but
some people somewhere may have the time
or the eqwpment to help us with Willie,··
Tripp says. . lie adds, "This is a do·or-die situation
for our liltle boy. We can't let it get worse."
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP> -Llke sand tn the hourglass held a&oft by
remlnist.s rallying beneath the Illinois
Capitol rotund•, time ls running out oo the Equal Rights Amendment.
With leas than a year unUI the
lotarch 22, 1979, dHdline ror ratlfica·
lion, Us supportera.-hav• ieroed in on
Illinois with money, lobbyists and
volunteen to try to win over the only
major northern holdout state -h~·
lng signs that the proposed constitu·
tlonal amendment to ban sex dis·
crlminaUon is foundering.
A VICl'OllY IS needed io Jlllnois.
they say, lo break the pattern of
weakening support for the ERA.
Thirty.eight states are needed; 35
have ratified ..J>ut 30 or those were
ra pid·fire voles during the first year,
a heady lime of enthusiasm before
opponent.s·organized.
Four states that.· ratified the
measure have since rescinded ap-
proval, but the legality or that move
ls in question. The states are Ken-
tucky , Tennessee, Idaho and
Nebraska.
"I can't say strongly enough how
important Illinois Is," says Ruth
Clusen, national president or the
League of Women Voter's. ·•u Illinois
does not come through, we are totally
dependent on three states in the
South and Southwest." staunchly
conservative areas.
BUT mE TASK here is formida·
ble -since 1972, the first year the
ERA was up for appJ'oval, it has
failed in every session to win a re·
quired three-fifths majority of both
houses or the' General Assembly.
The last House vote was June 2.
1977. The ERA lost 101·74. The last
Senate vote was Dec. 16, 1976. The
ERA came up short 29-22, even after
then Pres ide nt-e lect Carter
telephoned the state Senate president
and asked hjm to call the measure.
Rep. Alan Grei.man, D:Skokie, is
expected to call for a Hoiue vote on
the amendment this month or in
May. It would then go to· the Senate .•
Supporters admit having only 30 firm
Senate votes ; 36 are needed.
CAMPAIGNI NG IN Jllino1s has
proven difficult because of a unique
block of co n ser vati ve, rural
Republicans and Chicago-based, or
ganization Democrats who oppose il
ERA strategists believe the final
outcome hinges on GOP votes
which they say are controlled by
Gov . J ames Thompson and
Chicago Democratic votes which
they say need a green li ght from
George Dllnne. Cook County party
chairman. But they also caution that many
politicians. while endorsing the ERA,
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ERA FOE SCKt;AFL Y
'No Counter Push'
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are unwilling to twist arms to win 1
ratification. :
Illinois also is the home S~te of
arcb ERA foe and conservative col·
umnist Phyllis Sch la fly.
M RS. SCllLAFLY WAS on hand ,
when pro-ERA forces kicked off their~
effort al the casKtol. presenting,
legi s lative leader s with the
hourglass. She said her forces would ~
organize no special errorts to counter
lbe fresh pro-ERA push.
The major organ~ations in the:
drive are the Leagb._e of Women.
Voters, the Nationa l Women's•
Political Ca ucus, the Nationa l'
Organization for Women and ERA·•
lllinois. :
They say this 1s the firs t time they •
have had the mCftley and people far•
activities s uch as door -to -door~
leaflelling. NOW workers are driving•
a van around the state, lecturing and:
showing a movie on.ERA.history. . .
THE LEAGVE HAS used garage•
.sales, bake sales and t)~ffet dinners :
to raise money to hire two veteran .
lobbyists and a Chicago-based public•
relalions firm for the new drive". :
Because of its non-partisan lrad1· •
lion . the league does not back in·;
dividual candidates . The other.
groups are filling the gap with volun •
leers workin~ for as many as <!fl ;
General Assembly candidates who l
~~':n~~l~:;: ~~~-; l~~ p;~~~s~~ p:1\1 ~
translate into pro votes by defiant 11n l
ti-ERA Incumbents. ,
"\\'e are gearing up £or a vote this.
spring," said Janel Otwell, president •
of Ute Illinois League of Women~
Voters. "It will be a severe blow if 11·.
linois does not come through. ,\
severe blow nationwide ...
Earning Credits
Has Ups, DO'WllS
BOWLING GREEN, Ohio (AP) -Students
can earn academic credit by riding roller Coasters
and writing about the experience in a lhree·day
cour se being__ offered this summer by Bowlin~
Green State tJniversity.
The class, "Coastermania -A Conference on
Coaster Culture," will meet at Cedar Point amuse·
ment park near Sandusky, said Ray Browne.
director of the school's Center for Study of Popular
Culture. ·
TUITION WILL BE $65, AND $10 m fees w1 II
be charged to cover the rides, Brown said. Under-
graduates who complete the course will earn two
hours of credit.
HEW to Audit 200,000
Student Applications
"Theoretically at least, it will be education at
its best because It will be participatory educa·
lion," Browne said. He said Cedar Point is "the Harvard of roller
coasters" because it has so many of the rides.
Officials at Cedar Point said there are five
roller coasters in operation with a sixth expected
by summer.
BROWNE SAID HE AND colleagues lhtnk
more people will go to amusement parks than
baseball games this year and that the roller
coaster Is one of the main drawing cards .
2 D e aths
Trigge r
' Toy R ecall ;
WASHINGTON <AP l -The
Department or Health , Education
and Welfare says it will require
200,000 college students each year to
submit extra evidence to back their
requests for federal grants .
Leo Kornfeld, HEW's student aid
chief, sajd the applications "will be
randomly selected by computer in
the way federal income tax returns
are selected for validation."
AN HEW AUDIT report estimated
last week that the department paid
$120 million in Basic Educational Op·
portunlty Grants in fi scal 1977 to stu·
dents not eligible or who got too
much.
Any forms that are sent back cor-
rected will und~rgo further checking,
Califano added.
THE 200,000 STUDENTS to get ex·
tra scrutiny will be chosen from
among those who pass the initial hur·
die and are considered eligible for
grants, the HEW announcement said.
President Carter has proposed ex·
panding the Basic Grant program
next year to reach 3 mlllion more
s tudents, primarily from middle·
income families.
The Carter administration has pre·
sented its increased student aid
package to Congress as an
alternative lo tuition lax c redits. But
backers of tuition tax credits claim
their method would be easier to ad-
minister, and that Carter's would re·
quire a bigger bureaucracy
"The popularity of roller coasters JUSt may be
a new and important trend in the way Americans
spend their leisure time," said Michael Ma rsden.
one of the teachers for the course.
Browne stressed that although part of the
class time will be spent on the thrill rides, the
seminar won't be all fun and games.
Woman Awarded
Damages in Suit
LOS ANGELES CA P) -A 25-year-old woman,
told inlUally that her·newbom baby died and then
erroneously sent a birth certificate in the mail, has
been awarded $150.000 damages by a Superior
Court jury.
\\'ASillNCSTON IAPI I
The Water Wiggle toy ;
1s being recnlred follow-•
in~ the deaths of two 1
children, lhe Consumer '
Product Safely Com •
mission announced '
The r ecall is being •
conducted by the maker •
of the toy, Whamm -0 :
1\1 anufacturing Co .. or •
San Gabriel. Ca lif..:
which urged owners or ,
the toy to return it for a :
refund ,,
• ABOUT 2.5 million of 1
the toys ha\'e been sold ,
na tionwide for about •
S.1.50 each '
Horses begin training for the races in October
and the competition here starts the first Saturday
in December The final! are held in mid-March
The 200,000 students will not be
able to receive their grants from col·
lege financial aid officers until they
provide Information lo back their ap-
plication. A sp<>keswoman for the Of·
fice or Education said that might in·
elude copies or their parents' federal
income tax return and more detailed
information about where other
children in the family attend school
Di8a.ster A.id Court officials said the award was assessed
against Brotman Memorial Hospital for payment
to Audrey Johnson of Inglewood.
The Waler Wiggle 1s a •
seven -foot section or~
hose attached lo a .
hooked 0<>7.7.le whi ch 1s •
covered hy a red plnstic :
head wilh a funny fnce •
on it. The toy is used by •
children to spray water :
on one another
"We've never had a horse 1nJurcd m a race, ..
J13rris said.
Energy in CwriCulum
CARSON CITY, Nev. (AP) -The Carson City
school dJatrict bas decided that energy conserva-
U9n js amon1 ''the nuts and bolts" of everyaay ex·
islence and ought. to be taught to every high school
tudent. So It is part or the district's mandatory
"Ufe preparation" class.
Students are lau1ht about insulating homes.
u1lng appliances sparingly and rldln1 ma111
tranAit, as well as about malntainlng a checking
account. buying on credit and wrtllng a Job re·
awn•.
i .
SOME 4.S MILLION students ap-
plied for Baslc<irants for this college
year. Nearly 2 million received them
~t a cost to the government of $1.7
t>llUon. The average grant was $8SO,
and 90 percent of the recipients were
Crom f amilles wlth adjusted income
or less than $14,000.
HEW Secretary Joseph A. Califano
Jr. also warned that students' ap·
plicaUona will be returned for correc-
Uon lf any lolonnatlon 11 lncomplete
or questionable. He said appUcatJons
arc screened befqre proceutn.c ror
errors or om111lons.
,
' Asked for Pier
OCEANSIDE (AP) -Restoring
the storm-damaged Oceanside pier
would cost $3.S million, City
Engineer David K. Mac a bee says.
An application has been submitted
to the Federal Disaster Assistance
Adminlstt'ation t.o approve the pro-
ject. Stopgap repairs are planned by
the city.
The pier was completed In 1946 t.o a
length of 1.sas feet but storms and
heavy surf broke ore 43S feet durin& the wloter. Another 200 feet is ln
d3nger of ~lhtpalnt and the pier bot1
been closed Jlnce Feb. 8.
MISS J OHN WAS TOLD her baby girl was
stillbom and was given a girl's death certificate
from the mortuary as well as the child's ashes.
But she was malled a baby boy's birth
certillcate. which the hospital said was a clerical
error.
"She became crazy,'' said her attorney, David
Sablh. "She had the ashes of the baby in a metal
box and she carried it around with her. She had
nJghtmores, thinking somebody was trying to steal
her baby."
HOSPIT.AL ATTORNEY STANLEY Dzln~nski
aald l'Ha would move for a new trial because or
what he called an excessive award.
l( th&t rans. he said, he '11 appeal
~.
THE CPSC said at:
least one child was•
dr owned when the:
plastic cover was re-'
moved from the nozzle, :
which then became•
lodged in the child 's •
mouth :
Information 1s also•
available from the CPSC :
I lolllne 800·638·2666. •
OrtlclaJa said the pro-•
ctuct ls belnic w\thdrawn :
from ule. •
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Corona del •ar & ce1"t4ln1y, ool'GI a
kind t Over •.ooo n. of q~• construction, with nameroua
ameftitles, IUCb u an elevator from
the 3 car garag~ to two upper llvJ.na
levell. $435,-0C». See Pia Metcalf or
t>otUe Auster01 S'at. or Sun. 1·5. 21'
Poppy. (ParkatBasel Dr. entranc&)
Luxurious stcne • wd custom home on
113• ba~ OD tip Of b18ncl with bil
bay view. Finest of construction
without nganl to cost. ' BR suites + maids qtn, 2 pwd rms, ram rm, den.
billiard rm. elevator sauna, uniaue pool, Jacuizl & boal--ioclc. $77S.000
. Leaie-hold or $1,875,000 Fee. Seller
will nnance. By appt. only.
HARBOR HIGHLANDS GEMi
New llltlng! 2021 Dian' Ln,'ltlewport
.Beach. Must see. own• moving!
OPEN SUN. 1·5 $139,000 ' .
M081lE HOME-Treasure Island
Laguna Beach. 1 Bd, ex. cood. Steps t to beach.
Won'tLast! $8,500
FHA Repo. Under $3000. Da. 3 BR, 1 ~
BA. Like new
. 14 9R, l .,, BA, patio, walled yard.
$62,900. FHA assumable.
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{714)631-0900
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Thia lovely modern
Spanish style home with
adobe walls and graceful ~ arches cao be yours.
EQUAL HOUSING Wide t~le entry in.to formal living room with
'l OPPORTUNITY crackling fireplace.
Filmi)y room that's right
....,.., Motlu: ror teenage fun. Bright
,AJJ real estate advertised a I ry k It c b e n wit b ~in this newspaper iii sub· breakfast b.ar and am-i:Je<.t to Lbe Federal Fair ing. Hide-a-way master
;Hou•r8-Act of ..-it .Wb ~ aecond level. •which makes It Ule&al to Third level features a
advertise "any pre· separate child~ wing •rerence, limitation, or with .three more dilcrtmiaadoa bued 011 '*'8~aad ba\b.. ~
.race, color. religl6n, sex. ode backyard with bab-or national or1Jln, en an bllnJ ro_uotains and
intenUoo to mak.e any hanging 1ardens. A steal
such preference, Umita· at. SllS,000. Owner highly
lion or discr1 minaUon." motivated. Ca 11 now!
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abllty for .... flnt a. 548-1.921
correct lnMrffoft CMlfy.
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rooms ol this new, ' bdrn,i., 3 bath ' home, with tamlly rm. & ltplc., and
your ~pportunity to arrange next
year's purchase at today's price of
$149.500. See Dot McElboes, Sat. l •S •
Whitney Court. (Please call for
c:Urectlons)
EXOUISm FRANCISCAN
Lovely Bluffs condo with choicest view
of the Upper Bay, The ls~ & Dover
Shores. Great night view also!
Equipped with a custom alarm system
& bayside enclosed terrace for
entertaining or just enjoying the view.
$186,500. See Joan . Shelton, Sat. & Sun.
1·5. 635 Vista Bonita (Del Oro to Mar
Vista, to Bonita) N.B.
RENTAL
Bluffs condo; fine X-Plan with 3
bdrms., 21h baths, frplc. & community
pool. $650 Month. See Mary Trahan
Sun. l ·S. 328 Vista Trueba, N.B.
IEAUTIFUL l._..,S
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umt with !J bdrms., 2 baths, frplc.; cul
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Goggio Sat. 1·5. or Evelyn Sbat.zen,
Sun. l ·S. 301 Esplanade, NB ,
TAX SHB.TERS -
Large, modern Corona del Mar·
duplex; 3 bdrms., 2 baths & laundry
rm., each unit. $179,500.
Corona crel Mar triplex, '\'.l blk. from .
our best ~ch. ~.ooo
Two units, Corona del Mar, charming
owner's home & a very nice rental unit
-recently re~urbished & a very good
buy at $166,500
Beach, 3 bdrms., almost on one of our
best beaches. Cozy, furnished &
always rented! A great appreciation
opportunity. $149,SOO
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rm. Air/cend. Finest quality & detail
thruout. ~s.ooo
~TOMH•DOUlt
On the water! E*y a front row view
of the exciting Xmas CruiSe of Lights
from this outstanding 4 BR home with
a dock for up to 50' boat. A fun loving
place to live. Glass walled concrete
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A great f amlly home with 4 bedrms,
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courtyard. View of ocean & hills.
Lovely quiet area for children. 3
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450 I SUIRIY DllYI s.tjSm I ·5
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New Exclusive! Lovely view of ocean
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other wonderful f ea lures.
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tennis coUrts, security gate. . ~
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Tennis-els, pool & jacuzzi. Ask $750.
· (See Broker at 38 Sea Island.Dr.)
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Spacious customized condominium in
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Feb. $1,404. Trade? Call for info.
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2111 S.J~H•load
NEWPORT CEMTB. M.I. 644-4910
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EASTBLUFF*BLUFFS
FAIULOUS MEW USTIMGS
LUSIC s IR. 3 ba. The ever so scarce
"Biggie". Lge. fam. rm. w/2nd frplc.,
form. din., 2700 sq. n. of great living
area. Huge encl. poolsized lot (almost
Y.l acre). 3 Car garage. Lovely cul de
sac. First time ever of!ered. Rare op-
portunity for this super family home.
Asking $197 ,500
OPEN 1-5 920 A&.DEA loff Alta VllhJ
IUUTIRIL VISTA IOMITA Greenbelt
w /some bay view. 3 BR, 21h ba., 1850
sq. ft.; luxwious, new neutral carpet.
Move-in cond. Only $149,500
OPEH 1·5 611 VISTA IOMITA
HELEN B. DOWD
IEALTOlt IMC. 644-0134
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Betty Kerr Realty
'"'-Temtee
Comlorta.'*-I BR I bome, centl'al famJty
rmllt\flna uu, It• ma .alite. la~ ~. fee land. o'PEN-Sun. 1·
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Get in on the ~round noor. SPafkliDC new 2 BR ti den, tennis, pool,
aeewity. $205,000 fee. 2100 Yacht Grayling.
OPEN Sat/Suo l ·du.sk.
6'11-ll81
•FOUYER
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Spacious 2 bdrm. "1ien· allr. brkfst. nook;
perfect for the i;mall
family desiring a large
home. Price, t.erms le
poueulon very negolla.
ble. A Seaview bargain!
$219,500
RIST OFFHIMG
Large 2 bdrm. le den
home with formal dinlog
area; cozy frplc., many
upgrades I Not leased
land ; xlnt Newport
neighborhood. $139,SOO
EXnA SPECIAL
In The Bluf(a. OYerl~
lnl the wide greenbelt i. s bdrms .. 3 baths, famuy
rm. w /frplc. A beautiful·
)y appt'd family home tor those who appreclate
quiet elep.Me & sensible
values. $164,900 ( ' C. f. C.-Wll ..... rthY
REAL.TORS 640..00iO
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Jo-Ann has been ln residential sales
for 1.,, years. For years prior to that
she specialized in agricultural land
and investment properties.
Jo-Ann provides the knowledge and
expertise for . clients whatever their
real estate needs. Call Je>-Ann for ac·
lion on your real estate transactions.
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881 DOVER DRIVE, SUITE 34
NEWPORT BEACH 642-7408
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This is a super 3 BR, 2 BA hOme. Walk
to private tennis courts, J>OOl & beach.
Slepa to th~ DCean, offered at $1SS,900.
WUTCUIF FAMILY HOME
This is a beautltul 4 BR & den borr.!;'
Fully upgraded, 2 rJreplaces. & a
large lot too! Offered at $18S,000.
NEWPORT IEACH
De Anza Mobile Home Park exclusive.
2" BR, mobile home. Community ~lubbouse, pools, jacuzzis, boat slips.
& more~ 'This is Newport's POSHEST
mobile home living. $.17,500.
COtlOMAO&MAR
Get ready ror •ummer•
Spettacular bay views.
slip. share pier; beaut.
teak & rosewood
features. 3 Bdrms .. .a
baths. separate maid's
quarters. Side 4' ocean
patios, laundry rm . A
workroom. $595,000
MAURY STAUFFER
SEALIOli REALTY
3601 E Cst Hwy. CdM
4J73.S4S4
121.J N CB\ Hwy, Laguna
497.3388
~~-~iiiiiM--~liiiiAiiiiiii~)11!fJ!!~1--------------MEW LISTING Balboa Island Realty waterfront.. beautifully dec or a ted BALBOA ANO INVl!SfMt!NTt'<!'i~l'1\N\' COVES 2·story home. 67~·8700 ENTt:R1'AIN royally
from the huge recreation
rm.-wel bar, fabulous
.Getterol I 002! GRMral • to02 view & boat shp too! On· • •••••••••• •••••••• •• • •• •'-•••••• ,... •• • •• •• • •• ly $2"75,000
OPEN SUM I ·5 LEASE OauJE DUPW
s Bdnn, 3 ba. be:iutlfu IAY FROHT COHDO 0NM ~ 1·5
coif course v i e w LIOOHJGHRISE l61SW .. ~el!Yd. 1132~000;20Jl2 Kline Dr Sl2SO m<r.-Lu • , S.y view, Ne>wport
Santa Ana Hts suana, security. For sale Be•cb. I lloor from
FULLER REALTY $2'15,001> to $350.000. ocean~ 4 bdrms. up. -3
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546-0814 ~ Roger Brown 673-4582 bdrms. dowo, ·Ne~r pier
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-. .._.-..-:::::~!111111i1tl <.'hlll'ming 2 BR honw.~ 1.
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621 Lido Pn Dr.
1839 Sabrilta r...,...., CDM.
290 I CaWpa, Eastbluff
107 .. A .. St. M.I.
4'09 Ince Cr.1Ut1t
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SlJS,000
Sltl,000
$152,900
S2'S.OOO
Sll9,900
STEP'S TO IEACH-4.IDO SANDS
Mo crossing the highway to rHch ·
buutiM OCEAMFROMT! ht a IHch
co111lftllllity wittl poof .ct teftltis courts.
WarMth & chCU"M aboitnd In tt.ls 3
bedroOfft t.o... ht H.wporl IHdt. &tfOy
.. , the bettefih of owne...Wp for a
r"Hlottable price. SU9,900. Co... ~
c.wl ue this OPS. HOUSE oa s.t. i s... 1.5 , .M._of 4909 lruc• er..c...e.
* •IEAUTIFUL WATEIFltOMT-YllWS
FA.ULOUS two b•dront dd dH
c011do ...... .._..with loadl of roe. to
roa• md nioy IMllCJ OH THE W .ATEI..
lt•f)Clfttly decorahd wfttt Minon. WW'llt
coordiftatfd tws. pl•taffo.t sr.tt .. s
Cllld origiltal dtsl9t finptace. YllWS OF
TWO IAYFtloHTS. S•cwity, prestfcp
Md best of all . . . . . a IOAT SLIP
... 11.,. for 1..-.r boot. ~325,000
VIEW OF WATEtt & LIGHTS
ht hrriflc lrYiM THTOCe locottCMt with
prl .. cy md pretticp. leCllfta. 9-• and
b•eutifully coordinated d•cor HtrotfCJltout tMt 4 ~ ..._ wittl
f..U, rooa Tropically '-dk.,ed pool
d11d ptlHo -.a for htdoor /ovtdoor
Htfff.....,. q.lty anMltiffe.s M YCMI
ow• the tc.d. 0,.. Sot. & S-. 1·5 P.M.
S391,000-
STEPS TO OCEAM
Just a breath awar fro111 Oc-.f10ftf
bHch at the .... fttd of Wfft M.wport.
SpaclOYS cOMMr duplex with 1.-.p 3
M*ooflt 2 baftt •ih. Y CMI OWft tM lmtd.
SZlt,ooo
WOOD, GLASS, FOREVER VIEW
Located betw••n boyfro11t a11d .
oce•frallt md conntd-..f to ••ft ftMMJ.
All ortfstic 3-story ltofM of MWIMSS 111
•d Otlf. Mo•ea. skyffght and roof for
,...htg. $265,000
GlEEMERY Ir PEltFECTION
midk1 le fishing area
C loS'e to s t o rei: l:.t
rest.aurants. $27~000!
COSTA MESA
BROOKVI E W
T OWNHOUSJiL J
Bdrms., 2'i'z ba .. all ele<:
bit-ins. brick fplc. up·
graded carpe ts. a •r·
cond. 2 Landscaped
patio!! Comm. pool.
$89,500!
MEW LISTING!
OPEN SAT /SUM 1-5
2524 IOWDOIN
College Parll. choice
location, Just lik.c new! 3
Bdrms . 2 baths. ram1ly
rm .. dbl brick frplc..,
pnv11te patio. $89,900'
lalboo loy Prop.
RHfton
• 675.7060.
MIMl-«.AMCH 41R.
POOL-$66.400
VA MO DOWN
Circular drive. Large
family sized living room.
Country kitchen Dine
WaJI or glass view or COV·
ered puv1lton & lus b
grounds surrounding
H&F F reeform pool.
Separate wing for h1Je.
away ..Master Suite &
c hildren's quarters . Hurry ror th\s unique
bargain! 963·7881
Cl''lf' Ill 9 •II \IUN 10 U//1 1 f~-l
Charie Brm
and his new partner Bob
BcntsOn ha\•e an empty
desk IO the orr1ce. Give
us a t'all & let's talk
about the advantagrs of
selling real estate with
IEMTSOM & IROWN
1401 DOVE ST
Suite 220 . N 'pt. Beach
REALTORS 833-9781
WE HAVE Waterfront property ror sole." Need
bu)'ers. •
VAU.EY 40-9900
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IALIOA ISLAND
$125,000
2 BR. I BA collage at $27
Park Ave. will be open
• Sonday 12-4.
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lingo
Rul&ran
LAGUMA IEACH CHARMllt
2 BR, 1 BA. walk to beach. Mexican
fireplace, oak floors, fenced yard.
Perfect .home for artist, writer.
student." couple, weekenders & anyone
who appreciates Laguna charm. Only
$110,000.
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JACUZZI TIME!
This very nice CdM duple>f'·Wjth pool
& jacuzzi would consider exchanging
for s mall home, Newport Beactt to
La guna Beach. 2 & 3 BR units w /1 Ba
each. Priced low at $189,500.
OCEAN VIEW-STEPS TO SAMD
Quality cons truction. 2 Br, J BA
w I f rplc ... E?Cpensi ve wallpapers
lh.ru-out, sun.ken tub, ·new carpeting, 4
skylights. All new bltn appliances. +
BBQ in kitchen. French doors opening
.. to enclosed deck . Steps from your
door lo the be~ch. $215,000.
EM~LD IAY
Spectacular views.Jrom lh& Chris Abe}
designed wood· & glass 3 BR + family
room or 4 BR home. FreshJx painted
& new carpeting thru-oul You'll feel
the warmth & cha rm of a mountain
retreat. blf1: enjoy the sight & sound of
t he pounding Pacific surf. $450,000.
HORTH LAGUNA ESTATE
Two acres w /ocean view. 6 BR, 4 V2
BA. + 3 BR guest house. Pool. 5 car
garag~, pvl. drive. nothing in the area
like this one . Sl .~.
WAUC TO THE IEACH
Jus t a s hort walk to the beach. Tb1s 2
BR. oeean view h ome in Laguna
Beach is located in a large park-like
lot In WOOd s Cove. Pvt. backyard,
in cluding gas BBQ & potting s hed.
$163.900.
MOllLE HOME WITH VIEW
Situated in a pvt. centrally located
Newport Bea ch mobile home park
w /pool. This 2 BR. 2 BA. bay view
mobile home is clos e to s hopping &
tran s p ortation. Shop & compafe .
Best buy in the area. Motivated selle r
$42,000.
,, . 644-7020
2123 S.AM JOAQUIN HILLS ROAD
NEWPORT IEACH
GflWral I 002 Gttterol \ 002 ..........................•••................•
NEWPORT HEJGHTS
3 BR home in xlnt. area. Hardwood
Jloors, waU-to-wall carpeting,' bltn. range & oven. Recently re-roofed' &
re·stuccoed. Access.& rood\ for boat &
trailer + btg double garage. $109.500.
OME BLOCK TO BEACH
Duplex. Less than 3 years old & only 1
block to beach. Ea unit has a bltn
range & oven.· dis hwasher. brick
fire place + a huge 4-car ga ra ~e .
$185,000.
JACOBS REALTY
675-6670
ExcltiltCJ """ len• corMr cOllduaniulll
hollte wfttt l bedroowt. .... ftMly rootn
Hd dl•lng roo111. Proftulo11allr
decorated '" qvlet 9ood taste efld
i-•c....._ c •• ...._. to beech mtd
...... costs. $149,500. 1-.,11=· #~
DON TVL•" • HACH NIYILIGIS
O•tlfmdiltCJ htCHM property Ill A
HtablflMd wl•t•r /a.•Mff' locetlN.
AcroH .._ street to IModt, '" & swfl
lttd•conted Ir t..qtlf.alr hntlat..d
lown · 2 b•drooM Mltlt ••cnt ••d
waltt.g. ~ 2 bedrooftt oc~ by 1 ...... .w........_ s171,9so
Wat•if•oat
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2633 W.Coast Hwy
Newport Beach
631-1400
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Executive's
Retnat s Ida "'-sas.ooo
Huge 5 bdrm includtng
sepa rate c hildre n 's
wing 20 Fl. h i gh
c athedral c eilings
enhance spacious living
room Including AN·
TIQUE OAK
PANEL I NG a1'd
massive rock ft.replace.
Tr.Uy ao utertailwrs
pandjae. VA terms of·
fered. Take advantage.
Exclusive agents. Call
540-981'l2
BjgCanyon
1-'roperties
l/egance
The l>alaUal "V.ersailles", looking
out over a sweep ing vjew of
mQUntains & night lights! Dramatic
spltal staircase, cathedral ceilings,
luxurious master suite & so much
more! $425,000. 5 Rue Montreux. It
will be our pleasure to show It to
you TODAY 1-5.
RON 4 DIVISION Of
Viii:~~·~ .Uj()Cl4fti
IN.
600 Newport Center 0<1ve • 640-8600
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&inctey, Apt11 1e. 111e DAIL. y PILOT N .
LUSK '1 RL \L l Y
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lS IS E Coo't Hwy Corono d~ Mor
OPEN HOUSES 1-5 PM
llG CAMYOM TOWMHOM!
Beautifully upgraded "Greenbr ier"
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 Is land Dr.
Open Sal & Sun.
HAltlOI VIEW -Highly upgraded 3
bdrm. den. family room home
fea turing exquisite j acuzzi s urrounded
by lush green landscaping. P lenty of
,p}'ivacy. Open Saturday only. 18b0
Port Taggart
HARIOR VIEW LUSK -Just reduced.
This home has many custom features.
Large courtyard. beautiful olive tree
a nd many rose bushes. Bltn
b ook s helves, formal dining rm .
paneled family r m w /parquet floor.
hu ge pool. Op e n Sund ay 87 3
Sandcastle Dr. S22b.OOO.
SPYGLASS · Super Southport w1tll
popular Cap<' Cod exterior. Ideal for
la rge famil y. Pe rfect for forma l
enterta ining. b Bdrms, with la rge
game room. Ope n Sunday. ~25,000. 4
Mission Bay.
SPYGLASS VIEW 4 Bdrm highly ,
upgr aded Professiona lly decorated
and lands<.'aped Panoramic view of
ocea n a nd ba y front. Offered at
s.119,000. ~9 Monterey Circle. Open
Sa t. & Sun.
EASTBLUft: -This lovely 3 bdrm Lusk
home, orie nted for family living.
Watch sunsets from the spacious
professiona lly d esig ned back yard
accommodates RV or boat storage.
Offered at Sl48.000 2425 Bamboo
Open Sunday only .
HAltlOlt VIEW LUSK Vacant 4 bdrm.
family room, great ocean \'iew. New
carpets & pa int inside. jus t waiting for
you to move an. Offered at $244.500
3907 Inlet Isle . Open Sat /Sun
OTHER PROPERTIES
TURTl.BtOCK HIGHLANDS -New Lusk
Home . Be autiful view from this 2
story, 4 bdrm McGregor model. Close
to schools. parks. with homeowner 's
rec reationa l facilities Available in
Aug ust.
SPY~LASS -For lea se -beautifully
decoratej:l. landscaped 3 bedroom
house with patio, 3 car garage. great
Inland view. Offe r ed al $900. per
month.
675-3411
LUSI\-. REALTY
a }u./;11 0 I !I'" .~ Su11 Co.
25 IS E. Coo\t Hwy C.orono del Mar
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ENJOY THE CAREFREE LIFE
AT THE BLUFFS
OPEN THIS WEEICEHD 4
2 189 VISTA ENTRADA Exquisit e
"Tr ina .. home of refined elegance 3
Bdrms .. 21 ~ baths : totally a ir-cond
P rofess decor flugc private pa tio
o v e rlo oking go rgeous g round s.
$179.000
405 FE LIZ 3 Bdrms . 21 2 baths &
fa miJy rm . end unit "Big E;" plan on
widest, mos t picturesque gr eenbelt
Captivating! All new interior. Simply
g orgeous ' Vacant & alluring. Quick
possess. <lease /option possible). •
2112 VISTA LAREflO. The rare &
highly prized "H'' plan. magnificent
condition! Roomy 2 bdrm .. 2 ba ths,
form<il dining rm . entry foyer ,
generous private patio + cove red
veranda. An architecturally exciting
& dramatic lownho m e Sl38.500.
429 VISTA SUERTE . Greenbelt fac.
ing, light & brighl, 3 bdrms .. 21 ~
baths, formal dining rm., brkfsl. rm.,
2 private patios, decorator appoint·
ment.s, Dutch clean; 1900 sq. ft. adult
home. All this at $135,000.
REALTOR.
UDO ISU
Newly remodeled 3 bdrm., family, 2~
baths; 1-story home with attractive So.
patio. $243.000
IAYFltOMT
Severa! fine bayfront homes
with pier & s lips
IACK IAY
Fine 4 bdrm .. 21h bath family home on
quie t c ul de s ac. Oversized pool,
playhouse, extra storage. $189,500
OPEN SUM. I .5
22~3 WATHMAM WAY, Costa MtlCI
Coff 23rd & Irvine)
BILL GRUNDY , REALTOR
Ji 1 B"y\1d• o, •v· r., ~ o /) 6161
~II. macnab / trvine 1'-' realty -
SUM DAY ·!a:'
OpenfioU4e:j
I 500 CORNWALL
OPEN 1-5 P.M. F eeling of light, air &
s pace tn this doll house w/high
c e i lin gs, c ler:es tory windows &
skylights . your plants will th.rive
& s o wl.ll y ou in. lh.is 3 BR
modd-cte~or home in Westd cff
<V 81 l
GOOO IHVESTMEHT
One ot least expensive duplexes in
CdM. l BR front hom e w/all B-J's &
(pie. Bachelor in r ear. Lots of
storage + 2·car garage. $144,950.
OPEH 1·5 P.M. 415·4151/J NARCISSUS.
(V-82)
EXCLUSIVE IEAUTY
Ne w on the market ! ··o n Top of the
World" in Spyglass! Sweeping view
o f a II Npt. & beyond . Elegant
2-story home w /5 BRs. family rm +
bonus rm. Lg. lot. $359,000. OPEH
1-5 P .M. 30 POINT LOMA. ( V ·84)
IA YFROHT W /DOCK!
OPEN 1·5 P .M. 324 MORMIHG STAR,
DOYER SHORES. Traditional I-story ;
heavy s hake roof; 3 BRs + den
w /add -on ,pote ntia l. Spac ious
terraced p a tio. L ot 60' x 100'.
Offered at $479,500 incl. land! All
offer s considered ! (V-85)
'HOADMOOR
Hard -t o-find Pla n 1 w all the
a m e nities of N e wp ort ·~ m ost
exclusive community 5 DR w/sep
children's wing & maid 's qtrs. Lg.
y ard . prof landscaped w/pool.
j a<.'uzz1 & firepil. Only $425,000.
OPEN 1-5 P.M. 24 IURHIHG TREE, llG
CANYON. <V-86)
SUPERI LIVING
D o\ e r S h o r es f a mil v h o m e
overlooking scen ic U ppe~ Bay 4
BRs. formal d ining. family rm, 312
baths One of NC'w porl ·~ most
prestigious a r eas . OPEH 1-S P.M.
1730 GALAXY DR. ( V R7 I
A RITE OF SPRING
Mo ve to the Bay fr ont ~ Enjoy
cockta ils & sunsets on beautiful
d eck ,O \'e rlo okin g m a in bay!
S pacious & sparkling s ingle-story
hom e w/for mal din ing, brkfst rm.
fa m ily rm. master s uite & separate
children 's wing. E no rmous patio ,
w /lush planting . Outdoor vis tas
from <'Very room ! $480.000. OPEN
2·5 P.M. 2412 IAYSHORI: DR. CV-88)
LOOKING FOR A VIEW?
This impressive t cs. has it! Alrium
entry leads mto th is beautifully
done 3 BR, lg . family rm home
w/s uperb view of ocean, Harbor &
nite lites. S285.000. Don 't miss this
opportunity! OPEN 1-5 P.M. 2'21
PEllLE Dl. HARIOl Vl!W. (V-89)
ST ART LIVING IH STYLI
In this gorgeous Broadmoor 4 BR
w/one of the finest oce an & Bay 1
vie ws in Npl. Bea ch. Lg . family rm I
w/brk fpk, formal dining + eating
n oo k in ki tc h e n . P e rfec tl y 1
m a nicured garden & p atio. $'224,500. l
Sec to appreciatl'. OPEN 1-,5 P.M. 1
123J SURAJHE WAY, KARIOlt VIEW •
HILLS. CV ·90 I I
IA YCUST -l'OOL-S 17',000
OPIM 1-6 P.M. tt24 UIWAlD (ofC
Holiday Rd.). Exceptional value for
this lovely 4 BR, 2 1~ bath home.
Near new kitchen w /brkfst area ;
cozy family rm w/brk fplc. Check
othe r s -then appreciate this price!
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14StaURI VllW
Spacious 3 bedroom on a uitlque
large lot. Best view ot ocean and
Catalina in Eutbluff. Super family
home. $174,500. See Ginny Anderson
107 ALIPflO • OPIM l·S
ADOIUU COl()tfA
D& Mil CHAIMa
Beaatifully remodeled house,
walking distance to beach,
Hardwood floors, new kitchen with
Jenaire barbecue. Shingled exterior
area. Delight to see!! $148,500. See
Nancy Simmons
101 &OLDIHaoo OHH 1.s
LOY& Y TliDrr'IOMAL HOME
in Old Corona del Mar -4
bedrooms -s plit level with
beautiful spa. Detached income
unit. $219,000. See Barbara Collins
71 S ~ASMIHE OPIM I ·S
UDO !STATE
80' frontin g on Lido's most
desirable s treet -exciting
European home overlooking
sparkling 46' pool and lush gardens.
$600,000. •
28t VIA Gf:HOA OHM I ·S
• oaJGIMAL ILUFfS
Uwr >n & secluded private p.irk. ~
be droom e nd unit in perfect
condition, with almost e\.erything
new in light, crisp camel decor!
Vacant and available for instant
move-in. $155,000. See Bre.nda Glass
525 AYB41DA CAMPO OPfH 1·5
HAllOll YllW HIUS
A private courtyard entry leads to
this lovely 4 bedroom, plus a maid's
room home. The canyon, hill and
ocean views complete the beautiful
selling. Presented at $224,500. See "Lyleen Ewing
1300 SAteCASnE OHM I ·5
COUNnY IM COIOMA Da MAR
Superb Lusk Home. View of the
hills & ocean Crom large bonus
room. Burling ham Model, 4
bedroom, 3 bath. Very open feeong.
All for $259,000 with the land:°" See
Vody Nelson
I I I 2 SAMOCASnE OPIM I ·5
IRYIME TEllACE
A p erfectly light, bright, perf eel for
a couple home, on the best street in
the Terrace. 2 Bedrooms, 2 baths,
with a large family room with ice
maker & wet bar . Lots of room for
expansion. Now $210,000 -Fee. See
Lucy Rose.
I l 1 2 DOLPHIN TERI. OPB4 I ·5
IRYIME & IMVITIMG
4 Bdrms., I-story adaptable home
where the yard is large. The home
is in move·in condition & the price
is right! See Bob Yorke
3701 IAYLOI OPEH l·S
IAYNOMT
On a Jong sandy beach with peat
bay & jetty views. Large private
courtyard with jac uzzi . Hi g h
cei lings, spaciou s feeling, 3
b e droom s & m ai d's: a dult
recreation room. $675,000 & you own
the land.
If Jl IAYSIDE DR. SUM. I :30.5
COLLEGE PAIK--tlVIMI
Super upgraded Yale 4 bedrooms,
2lh baths, new dishwasher & water
heater. 3 swim pools & parks in
area. All for $112,500.
llAMD MIW CUSTOM
COUHTaY HOME
in old Corona del Mar. This is
definitely a one of a kind home with
solid oak floors, French windows, &
stained glass throughout. Formal
dining room, dumb-waiter, terrlfic
m aster suite with beautiful Roman
tub. ~.ooo.
CoaOHA DB. MAA
2 Custom homes to be built, tuchd
away on a tree lined street. 2 blocks
from the ocean in Old Corona del
Mar. Still time to .personalize.
$280,000 each.
OMi Oil A llND IA n.tOMT
Charming 2 bedroom condominium
w /lovely bay view. Gracious
double-door entry. Encl. private
paUo. Large llv!ng room, dining
area & country kitchen. Master
aul•e w/atrlum patio. Spacious
bayside deck framed in lattice &
surrounded by lush plantings .
$269,500 Including the land.
A C01.DW1U. IAMlll CO.
844·9080
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ramll,y condo. N'ar CdM Hllb ~,
-& Queen of An1eJ1. BlO playground
New carpet, oak noon, GREAT used
bdck Crplc. Low price $132,900~
3 NIMI COSTA M1SA -Brand new
BR 2 BA corner Jot, w41ll located. Blt~
in miCJ"O'Wave oven. Priced to sell at
$108,000. Open Swt 12·5. 999 ModJeaka
PIMIMSU&.A WATllP,aOMT -5 BR
wlmaanmcent vlew of Newport &
hills beyond. Docklng facillUes tool
New price t>3$,000.
n Toao COMOO -Immediate oc·
cupancy. Name your terms. Super
buy at ~.900. 1 h LUXUl.IOUS AUOllLAICE -2 BR, P us
condo., s tep down living room,
marbled baths, mirrored d<>!>rs, this
one has it all! Near the take m Wood·
bridge. $l.15,500.
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640-9900
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1-170 JAMUOREE RD NEWPORT UtACtt
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THE BLUFFS
WE OfoFER WITH PRIDE
OHM HOUSES I "5
COMf/SH/IUY
MIWPOIT llACH'S AST
ILUFFS TOWMHOMI
1002
Cozy 3 bdrm., l lh baths; priv. patio.
Near pool 2452 Vista Hogar. $105,500
CUSTOM £.PLAN
Large 3 bdrm., 21h baths; totally
cus tomized & recen tly, profess.
decorated. Has dream kitchen. Must
~~e .. th .. e ~11!~)'._PlbS._!e,~~~L~U,f~ ~--
.._ • .. -l , -urancfe. $189,900
Lease/ Option and
numerous leases avail.
EASTBLUFF REALTY
Bluffs Specialists for 14 Years
Eastbluff Shopping ce·nter
Profess. Building, suite 206
644-1133 ANYTIME
..Au(!n&n ~re'*'~
Former Lusk Co. Vice President and
General Manager opens beautiful
prestigious new Real Estate office in
Newport Beac h , across from Big
Canyon. Specializing in the resale of
fine quality homes and estates. We
are now interviewing professional
sales persons. For an exciting and
r ewa rding future call Mr. Hall,
640-9420. Excellent company benefits.
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810111 . BLliRS DD.
OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE
OPfH SUMDA Y 1-5
711 GOLDENROD
Charming 1 Sty Colonial W /3Bdrm 2
Ba. Liv Rm W /Fireplace. Lge Bright
Kitchen. Well Decorated. 2 Sunny
Patios. Garage/Guest Houre. Nr
Tennis Courts, Shops. $157.500.
304 OTERO
Lovely Newport Beach 3 Br, 2 1,~ Ba
Honfe. Vacant. Immaculate Move In
Condition. Bright Cheerful Setting.
Custom Drapes. Select Wall Papers.
Sun-Deck. $145,000. A "J oy Or
Newport" Listing.
2444 VISTA MOii DA
Bluffs. Large "C" Plan. Big Fam
Room W /Bar. Custom Features. Near
Pool And Ra mada. $149,500 .
IY APPOINTMENT
NEWPORT HACH
Immaculate 3 Br Den Condominium
With View Of Ocean From 2nd Floor.
Close To Pool, J acuzzi, Sauna &
Tennis Courts . Call Us For More
Informalion. Priced Al $129,500.
SPYGLASS
Spectacular Upgraded One Story.
Newporter Mode l. Rich Ok Oak
Floorin~ In Liv. & Din. Room1.
Spacious 4 Bdrm. + Fam. W'/Wool·
Carpetln«. KUchep 1w /Deluxe
Mexican Tile. Custom Bu lt Podl Wllh
Jacuzzi. Unobstructed View. An
Outstanding Ofterina at 1329,000. A
''Joy Of Newport'' Listing.
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UDO ISLE-+IAYFlllT :TOOAY~ HST INYISTMIMT -Older
well built 5 bdrm, 5 bath home. Pier & Clock. ~.ooo.
I \2 Viti U. Mwu1. M.1. 0,.. S-., f .. S
DESIGNER QUALin
IM HAUOll Hl6 ..... ._S -Mart.ners
School area -3 bdrma With large
Iamlly room. ruatlc ·paneling,
fireplace, beautifully land1caped.
Specially priced at $123,100.
2021 D•a •Ml. 0,.WJS-l·S
IRYINE TEIRACE
JNJOY LOVELY GAaDIHS & GLASS
HOUSI -ror your special plants.
Immaculate 3 bdrm, 2lh bath ho~me -
new carpets -in excellent
neighborhood. $1~.ooo.
1919 Cl at11co Dr., M.I. 0,.. WIS-l·I
BRING ME YOUR FAMILIES
5 ll•ROOMS -Childrens area
features 4 bdrms, 2 baths and large
family room with fireplace. Parents.
have privacy with own room and bath.
Formal dining room, large .kitchen.
$99,999.
197 t.r. c-....1 C.M.
INTIMACY AND CHAIM
s.t/S. l·S
IALIOA ISLAND WATllt FROHT -
E njoy the comforts of a 2 bdrm
cottage in beautiful location. PLUS! l !
Added features: secluded lncome unlt
AND pier and slip. Call today tor
showing. '
COUNTRY WITH RAii
Muo·
FLATS
are beaut.ltul i 4 bedroom
and famjly room with
Back Biy Vlewl Come
and aee Uae vlew for
)'OUl"Mlf !
RED CARPET TM-1202
POOL&SPA
Great corner location.
Walk to temils courts " puk. 3 Bedroom, 2 bath,
family room. CALL
'751-3191.
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flOa IXICUTIVI
UYIM
This beautifully up·
Faded Bue cola Home I Sp9ck>ua Uvln1 Room
with bl& Fireplace.
Laro Muter Bedroom.
hl1hly up1raded with private entrance to
1arden area. Slump
atone planters hllbllgbt
the room-backyard.
Mesa Verde Uvtn& at its
Best I $129,000. Ca II
54&-2'U Ol'fN Ill O• II S FVN toll N/l(1"
IASTSIDI
Just ll1ted in Bll Canyon. A
beautifully decorated DeauvUle Plaa,
located on the 18th fairway •
. Eloquence ln the spectacular 2-atory
high ceilings. Prestige la the locaUoo
-14 Rue Grand Valle. Security la
provided 24 hrs. a day, in exclusl\'e
Blg Canyon. A fabuJoua home priced
realistically at $&25,000. 3 Bdrms., den
& a swimming pool that won the
designe r award tor excellence. Open
Cor inspection Sat. le Sun. l ·S •
IAICIAIH HU~7
The price has been sla1hed $20,000 on
this cozy, canyon.side home by the sea
in Cameo Shores. Just a short walk to
your private beach, plus a white
water view from the large terrace.
Plenty of room to add on. 3 Bd.rms., 2
baths, formal dining rm. & beamed
ceilings. A bonatlde bargain now at
$249,500. Can be viewed this weekend
1·5. We don't think lt will be here next
. weekend. See ?J1I Milford Dr.
~IS AMYOME1
Spacious 4 bdrm. Bluffs Carmelita
Plan, walking distance to Newport
Beach Tennl5 Club. On fee simple
land (>'ou own it). This is the best
value an all The Bluffs. Open Sat. &
Sun. 1·5. See 3S9 Vista Madera. You'll
like it as well as a back-hand put
away.
SOllY, HO SALE
.. for your decorator, that is. This
lovely Baycrest iaome is ready for you
to move in & it's beaulif ul I The rooms
are large. The .mslr. bdrm -
dressing area suite looks like
something out of Architectural Digest.
There's a pool, f amity rm.· & much
more. 3 Bdrms. in all. $230,000.
l IHM a POOL 5 ACIES -OCEAN VllW SOPHISTICATED DOVH SHOllS -;--Great value. I~· A tantastic site to build a spectacular
CUiU>m built and d~corated , thas 2~ baths, bonus ~ 1: home Privacy with conveniences. sliW"wplace has beaullful Back Bay larce pool, cara1e • . T.~· •c-.,. -~. ~ ... ~ ·~N. Sil ·--.,;u_._ ~-~ -_,__. __ ~ _, .... _.. • ,.;)i '. ' I 8'tfl>lPe~;.·&:-rtf6ve l'tght ufandn~i .. ~ j[* -~ ---..: .... · o.~, ~--
11 hi . 3 B d f ·1 J ZM•• .. C.M. a t s an . e rm, am1. Y. room IM A HURIY7 CAMT DECIDE7 ..
hom.e. New price ~ $265,995. 400llr~fOlaaAM Why not lease? We have several
1500 ........ M.I. 0,... WJS-l·S c.MA~ executive rentals available at this
-· time. Call for details. BAYCREST BEVY .
CUSTOM IUILT .WITH COUNTRY
CHARM -Warm woods, pew carpets,
2 brick fireplaces. 4 Bdrms, & dining
room -enjoy the big trees and pool
s ize yard. $179,900.
1941 Comsto do. e, M.I. 0,... s.t /Swt I ·5
LOYB. Y A.ff.AME -WITH L0'1' DIN. 3
Bdrms, 2 baths. Kol pond in entrance
adds "that special something" to this
Ivan Wells home. Reduced lo $189,000.
1'20 Cu adwt, H.I. 0,... WIS-l·I
POOL-GUEST HOUSI -Spacious 3
bdrm, large dining ioom /family
room. All open around lovely pcol and
patio. Separ ate in-law/office/teen
haven/or play room. $2~1000.
NEWPORT CREST
OWMEI MOVIH4j, AVAIL.AILI
IMMIOIATILY -Smashing front row
view from this 3 bdrm, 21r!t ba th
Condo. Wet-bar, fireplace, builtins,
and much more.
14 $wfft Ct .. M.I . ; ~_., 1·5
COND~ASTSIDE COSTA MESA
2 MASTEi IEDllOOM SUlTIS-just like·
new, 2 years old. Attached double
garage below unit. Immaculate ·a~d
priced right. -$68,500. Call Ltz
Beazley for appointment to see.
41R+IOHUS
JOGTOllACH
Jog t.o the sandy be•ch ! Lovely Park Place ex·
ecutive home. Loads or
oak plank & pegged
llooring. Formal dinin& room. spacious kitchen -
family room; 4 spacious
bedrooms. Gi&antlc
Bonus Room! BeautiCul covered patio. Price re-
duced 950001 Seller says
submit all offers! Terms
Vt:RY rtexlble! Call
fast-7S2-1700
WHArs YOUI HOME WORTH7
If you really want to know, call for our
computerized market analysis on
YOUR home. No obligation & you can
;tsk about our one year home buyer's
protectio n plan, too. "Let o ur
exP.erience work for you.''
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INCOME
PROPERTY
24 Listings from duplex-
es lo 117 units in our ad
under "Income Proper.
ty" (Section 2000).
$56,000. l••OOfll House
No quaHCyin1. Assume
loan. Seller will help finance. Fantastic area. d_ QUA IL m Huny1 Ca.1}540-9922
TaJPLIX PROPB:RT1~ P L A CE ~
1 Yr. old East Costa _ -152.tt20 t t'\O •ossodotes
W/2 bdnna., 2 ba., dlnlog ~ llll I lO pm Mesa, deluxe untta. u . ~..oo:;OUA~"-~"~· H~•lw~"°"~'~llA~°":~~ll~~~~
area. laundry & frplc. The futat draw In the
Now $178,000 Weal. . .a Dally Pilot SELL Idle Items with a IYB. YH COfta.AHD Classified Ad M.2-5678 Daily Pilot Cluaifled Ad. llALTOI SSJ..0434 . . _..;_;; ______ G~ol I OOZ GeMf'el I 002
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With over 2300 sp ft of
auper bome. 3 car
garage, cov'd ~tio. So
clean you will want to
lake oer your sboe.s. Less
than $120,000 in prestige
THE ULTIMATE DREAM HOUSE
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ls s till available, but not for long.
This exclusive 6 BR & 51h Ba
custom home in Dover Shores, is
truly a blend or a decorator's Caney.
A combination of formal dining, 3
wood burning fir e plac e s,
spectacular c hopping block island
work center in kitchen, (and BBQ .
unit) + richl y designer coordinated
fabrics. illuminate the genuine
pride of ownership. A fantastic
never t,p be obstructed view of the
ocean can be enjoyed and envied by
the new .owner. Open Sun. 1·5PM,
1226 Polaris Dr., Newport Beach.
Reduced to $475,000 which includes
the land.
The Best Buy ror tennlS,
Real F.state pools, view, decorator VETERANS
sharp is at 17661 Iron· Oran1e County's best l,..,.,.,,OMLISS ! bark, Irv. Agt. 646-7414. i...u 3Br 2 car &•race lg v' '
""'' ' • This condo la a bottom· Want Ad Result.s 642·5678 yard In 1reat area .. less bargain. 2Br, 2'r!t ba,
GeMf'OI I 00 e!·~1:;:.>· 24 hrs. encl carage. OWner will
••••••••• • •••••••••••• pay closing costs. ONLY
BjgCanyon
I.1roperties
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IT JS Wint GREAT PRIDE 111AT
WE PRESENT TRULY ONE OF
NEWPORT BEAC H'S MOST
LUXUR I OUS CUSTOM
RESIDENCES . AN
ARCHITECTURAL BEAUTY,
LOCATED ON ONE OF BIG
CANYON'S WIDEST F AJRWA YS.
FIVE BEDROOMS.I. SEVEN
BATHS , ENOKMOUS
GAME /BILLIARD ROOM ,
FABULOUS POOL AND JACUZZI.
DISCOVER FOR YOURSELF TIIE
<;HOICE AMENITIES TOO
NUMEROUS TO LIST. IT WILL
BE OUR PLEASURE TO SHOW
YOU THIS ABSOLUTELY
EXQUISITE HOME. $8.'50,000
RON A DIVISIO N O,._
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l 600 Newport Cett•r Drive • M0.9500
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MISA VBDI VA
3 8edroom;2 bath, faml·
• ly room, llreplace.
Priced low at 182,500.
CALL quickly 7Si.319h
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l:EAN VIEW
El\joy the Catalina sun·
sets from this lovely
hillside home.
.U61 Glenu&Jea Terr.
eo.taMeu
(ylc:toria/V alley)
CHI&, 21 CrMUr
'42-10'2
JOHAL.OT
RedllCff to '127.500. 2 Bdrm. bouu plus a
bachelor apt. Stepa to beach. Youownthelaodl m.-.s 6'2·2253 Evea
associated
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CHOICE C8M DUPLEX
Brand new custom duplex on xlra
wide lot, 2 BR & 1 ~ Ba front
cottage w/dlning room + owner's
uni~ of 4 BR & 3 Ba, formal dining
room over spacious 4 car garage.
Close to stores, schools & beaches .
Open Sat. 1·5, 617 Marigold.
$234,500.
NEW LISTING COM
This choice comer site offers a 2
BR + 1 BA, fplc, completely
refurbished front unit. Owner's
living quarters include 3 BR 2 Ba,
fplc & viewln1 deck +
mother·in·law quarters with bath.
$180,000.
675-2311
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J IDIMS.. a IATH$-wr $107,000
t Cbarmlng ~,.~ \ tennis & r pools. Gr \. d atrium,
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Tb is 2-sty. 4 BR. home near
clubhouse, pools & tennis. Walk to
beach. YOU OWN THE LAND! OPEN
SAT /SUN. l ·S. ~39 COLTON, N.B.
$169,SOO
1· l IDIMS.. 't J {\\. ft-SllS,000 ~uple", ste~ U some ocean
view. Great ~ . -·.
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Spectacular ocean & harbor VIEW!
Like new! Mstr. suite with jacuzzi.
OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-5. 1521 KINGS
RD.,N.B.
5 II, FAM. m,,,..~~l\IOHT .U $1400 MO.
Prime Peni . , . oc. Yrly. lease
PMHSULA n . OCEAHRONT
3BR, fam. rm., 3 ba. home. Ye$rlY
lease, furn. First time offered.
IEACH HOUSE Friendly 2 BR , ram.
rm . h'O me w /jacuzzi. Comm .
clubhouse, tennis. pools. OPEN SUN.
1-5. 238 62nd ST . N. B. $112,000.
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OPEN TODAY 1·5
308 Bowling Green: <College Park) C.M. 4 Bdrm
·oen RV acces~. Great country kitchen . .$.93,000. .
20271 Bayview. Santa Ana Heights . 3 Bdrms,
family room. 15x42 poo~ plus rumpu.s room.
Fl.Inti me for lhe summer. S128,500.
110 Rue Fountaiobleau <Big Canyon), N.B. 2
Bdrm & Den. 2 Patios, great Dover model with
security. Country Club living.
l.E'(USSHQW YOU WHAT
W£ CAN 00 fOR )'<)Ut ;
Lachenrnyer
o4b-39:l8 Re-atty Inc 545-J483
OPEN HOUSE SAT /SUH I ·S
105 Coral
620-6201/2 Acacla,CdM<Swd
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A HOME WITH CHARISMA
$246,500
$169,000
for HM family Oft laff»oa Island and Oftly
steps to layfroftt. HoftdtNJ to do but MOn
ht . and bei)lft enjoyhtcJ the wanwth •d
cha"" of tttis home. SpoclOlllS ll'rinc) '°°"'
with i..,. brick finplac•, pffchecl beGM
uilhtgs. paMflftcJ and prhah patio with
gre•n«y. lnterntilMj 2 story holM wfth l
bedroo.....-Clftd fined quality Ir detail.
$235,000
EHCHANTIHG DECOR DUPW
Absow.ty the best In coordincltitd dKor
ud r9ody to occupy. le..tfM 2 bedroont
•it witt. targ. master suff.e• ~ or'ff;
pl11S opeon .ct W'f OM a..oo... Wiit.
Lanje CJCrCICJe· Easy walk to lay. 0,.,. Sat.
& s ... 1-5 p.m $246,500
OH WATER WITH ftlER
You hcrn to SH It -and Hwn gin some
thollC)ht • the HcitfncJ thitMJs you c• do
with if! Ther9 _.. S ~ family nn. 2
ffreplocn. 11/i ldtchefts, ~ 11""9 rootn,
fCIF'9CJ9 with c._...ler and sw othtt-ln-
tffestiftg 'Mok•"· Terrific locaffoft Oft the
WATBt _. ... VIEW, plus o twg. frottt patio
for nfoyftMJ the otttdoon. A reof op-
ftO..._.fy for MNMOM with cl'Mtfn i._s!
$44' ,000 lncludlltq I.ct.
CURI AnEA.L DUPLEX
Two •'-Y f....Uy hotM 1w~"' 1_,. U•·
lft9/ ..... ...a. '°"" ""' .... 3 be .... ChClf'1llllftg 2 bed.,......_, ..at. Easy thps to
layf1 ont. $247,000 •
IHhteu opportu11lty on Marhte A •e.
$24,000
OH WA TSI DUPUX
A Nf9 g.M pr'Opfffy Oft the CorMr of
South loyfr.t. a...tiM *Y .ct llight
llght VllW of the ,nlll• ....... ttt. boet-
htg actlaA. loftt .-. co ... atetr ..,.,*" la
ft-uh dKor. Spacious J IM•OCNI\ 2 1tory
holM .......... dKk -p.tlo. s.,.. ...
end cltor•JnCJ 2 bdr• cott•e• with
flreploce. 0..tkre 111ooriltg •••lleMe.
Sltow1t by .. , ahMRt. $450,000. ~
rnr Hc:hancJt oft.rs.
Sall•'-•rv ·-·t\I 315 Ma1*le Ave
Balboa Island
673-6900
,
Betty Hanna
EVER DREAMED
OF LIVING HIGH ON A HILL with a
forever view of green rolling hills?
This large 4 bdrm tri-level home
fea tures 2 frplcs, (1 in master suite)
and 2 patios. Only $152,500. Cal now
962-4454
OPEN HOUSES
lJ 511...-wood, '"'-· 2 .... $71,000.
20191 Mcwcroft, H.I. 4 .._, $97,000.
32 D ...... lay, CdM. 4 .... $279,000.
52 Dr"CIUs lay, CdM, 4 .._, $259,000.
1116 onoa., CostoMff&6 .....
$159,900
Gal 640 .. 161
BEST BUY IN NEWPORT
-.How would you like your own boat
slip for up to a 42 ' boat? Along with
this is an attractive 3 bdrm, 21h bath
Townhome. $167,500. Coll for •tails
640-6161
PARK PLACE HG>ME
CLOSE TO BEACH AND EDISON
PARK-this spacious 2 story, f bchim.
J bath executive home features
step-down living room with dramatic
cathedral ceilings, formal dining
room, family room with fireplace and
garden k.itchen with breakfast area. 3
Car garage also. $140,000. '62-4454
A MEW HOME
IN MESA VERDE
Not really, but better. Featuring
2400 sq. ft .• 4 bdrms., 3 baths and all
the desirable elements. Truly an
"Instant Home -Beautiful" on a
c hoi ce s treet. Unmatchable at
$149,00Q. Please phone 546-4141 for
appt.
Serving Cost a M esa-Irvine
Huntington Beach-Newport B each
1002 G.-ral 1002 ........................•...••..•••.•..•.••...
OPEN HOlJSES SAT & SUN 1·5
2h*°°IM
125 Via Yella CLido Is) NB $209.500
9 Swift Court. Nwpt Bch, Sl65,000
COpett Sun Oflly 1·5)
17 Swift Court, Nwpt Bch, $149.500
3 ledrooms
12 Swift Co urt, Nwpt Bch, $151,500
COpett Sunday I ·5 only)
1919 La Cuesta, Tustin $315.000
3 ledroom +
1800 Port Kimberley. N.B. $139,500
4 leclrooms
1514 Skyline Or .. Lag. Bch. $168,400
209 Pearl, Bal Isle, N.B. $275,000
~-MARTEN
~ Real Estate
•IAL ISTATI 640-5357
cae:
110111 ILllRS CD.
OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE
IA YRtONT WITH OCEAN VIEW!
1915 IA YSIDE DRIVE
OPEN SUHDA Y 1-5
First Offering! Prestigious 1 Sty 3
Bdrm, 3 Ba Contemporary On The
Main CbaMel at Corona Del Mar.
Incomparable View Of Harbor Boats.
Luxurious Mirrored Liv Room
W /Lighted Custom Bar. Spacious
·Fam Room. 2 Fireplaces. Gourmet
Gas KJtchen. Priced At $t25.000.
II I DOYIA OllVI 631 -1800
CANYON• OCllAM VIEWS!
Picturesque 3 bedroom -:-two level
home in Old Coron'a del Marl Quiet
street & wrought iiim .aated elltry;
'Mantled stone fireplace plus lar4e
VIEW Jiving room. Gourmet s
kitchen. Step down master winl hosts
private den! There's more -2 view
bedrooms PLUS gorgeous forever
view -deck over canyon & ocean!
Private walkway to sand & water.
Hurry to see!
WIDE OPEN SPACES
Picturesque country livjng, extra
large living room and den plus
fireplace in each. Huge f amlly room
w/wet bar. Spacious ranch kitchen.
Three SUJ)er size bedrooms. Clear blue
pool. B3r11 tack room and corrals.
Need we say more-$170,000.
S,ICTACULAI OCEAN VIEW
Four bedroom,· three bath tri-level
condo in Newport Beach. Ocean View
the living room. View also from the
master bedro(}m and from the
adjacent bedroom, and from the
kitchen. Now it's your turn to view
this ramily special only $129,500. Call
Now!
UDO ISLE EXCLUSIVE
Beautifully decorated, hi'h beam ·
cei lings, s huttered wrndows,
attractively landscaped south patio.
One of the most charming homes to
come on the market in many a year.
$245,000.
673-8550
3)1 MAlGUUIJI. COlOHA DI&. Mil
~THE REAL 'Oi ESTATERS
• 1002 GeMraf 1002
SECLUDED SMOKETREE
A soughtafter 3 Bdrm, single story end
unit on greenbelt near pool, jacuzzi.
tennis & bike trails. S82,500.
Op.a s-dlry I ·5 13 Deodw
. Cal 644-7211 for ........
~NIGEL
GAILl Y bi
ASSOCIATES /.Jn NIGl l
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ASSOCIATES
Getteral 1002 ..•.•••.•..•....•..........•.••.•.••..••••••..
* JASMINE CREEK
First offering! .A beautifulJy
coordinated 3·BR. family r oom
"Moonrest", with soaring ceilings
& dramatic balcony. Sunny, bright
&. ~heery end unit on one of the
largest. street -to-street lots.
extensively landscaped. Open today
1-5 PM.
~ Walkt!r t; lee
Real Dltale
NEWPORT
. HEIGHTS
Older Newport Heiibta
homew/unJJmlted poten-
taal. Huge corner lot.
6,37S sq fl•· lovely
grounds, abundant w /all
lypes ol mat trees. Call
today. 646-7711.
NEW HOME
Eas~C.M.
Builder just completed
Uus 2 story 4 bdrm home.
Features include; vault·
~ ceilings, 3 car garage
& RV storage. Hurry,
choose your own carpets.
Call S46-5880.
·~~HERITAGE
. • REALTORS
I YEAIHEW
Custom built-3bdrm, 2
bath, family room ,
fireplace. FUiiy insulat-
ed . double garage.
Eastslde Costa Mesa.
S82.000.
Roy McC.-dle
1810....,.,.. ... d.
Cotto MeM 541-772'
41DIM
. 21h lATH
Super attached housini
in F .V. for less tbao
$78,000. PITI·S468/mo.
C:ill 8AM lo 10 PM . 968-3371. .
HELP!
Owner bas painted In &
out. installed NEW
carpeting lhru-0ut ANO
reduced to Sli!.950! ! Va-
cant 4 Bdrm ·'SOL
VlSI' A " In nice area! As·
sume low interest VA,
subm it your orler !
S31·5800open eves.
Inti RE H.twork
# 19 SHOAL DRIVE
JACK HOWELL ~~·~ns
Trade your old stuff for
new goodies with a
Classified ad. 642-5678
644-1156 1002
SEALED BID SALE
NEWPORT BEACH
22.85 ACRES
Located in the City ot Newport Beach on the north side of
Pacific Coast Highway between the Newport Boulevard
Overpass to Lido Island on the east and Superior Avenue on
the west, this 22.85 acre parcel will be offered for sale.
Required deposit $150,000 for a one year option.
The property has approximately 9.3 acre9 in bluff and slope
areas and 13.5 acres at grade level with Pacific Coast
Hlgliway. The bluff and slope areas have an excellent 180
degree view of the ocean and beach areas. Frontage along
Pacific Coast Highway is approximately 1,300 feet. This
property is NOT within the purview o f the Coastal
Commission.
Sat. dclh is J-. I, 1971. UWn • Wd h S.Z.000,000.
.For furthe( tnformation call Mr. Marquis at
(213) 620~3715. Refer to Sealed Bid No. M03.
Financing Available •
Detailed lnformatlOfl ·ccmceml!'O'real .. tate' offered abov9 cen be
obtained by contacting the Cal~ NI[* repraentltlYa named In the
notice pr by "'ting to the Oepertment II 1he edd,.... lhOwn befow.
0•1• ...... , ......... ....'-'--..
ut ............. .......... Cl. ••11
I
' ' • Reduced :
Thoulmds: $59,900! '
Great stster tor that flrat home! 8pertdlna;
glass w indow• and mahogany-.-ood1 throughout: built-In bookcaN end btlotu
fireplace. 3 bedroom home with dlnW.0 room '
area. and more. Large tot With fruit tr-. Call '
54().1720 ;
Ele4Jnce ~ .
& Pr.sffcp! ;
Prime locallon ... dramatlc entry Into tttia •
gorgeous 3 bedroom home near country qtub. •
Tinted windows, wet bar, deconator eccents, 2 •
f i replaces and formal dining room, 3:
bedrooms. den. eating Mea, and family room. z,
patios. Call nowl Won't last. $127,500540-1720 •
~ ~
'•ace !
& 9•1et -1 Localed on quiet cut d9 uc, new tlhope. ~
bonus room In th+s 4 bedroom home...~
attt.ctlw windoW oowslng9 end welt to~
carpets. WOod penetlng ~ the femlty room;
d ining room, eating area, tUe entry 9ftd\
fireplace. 2 patl~ Near t•nnla. $91,50(\.
540-1720 •
\
Get Ready ~
For Swwucr
Sparkling pool just waiting few you ~ yow"~
famllyl Super 3 bedroom home with dlnl~
room, eating area. entry and bl1ctc flNPfaee.~
Remodeled kitchen. Walnut patt9flno lf'l llvina~
room. Paho. Come and aeel 119,900540-1720 •
OutstCllMllng •
Pool HotM.. :
The °kids will adore t"9 •llCS. In lflfa c:ustom-
pooll Mom can have her planta In a apecial •
grHnhouse in the yard. Attractlw 3 bedroom,
home family room, brick flreplKe, dining room,
area and entry. 2 ptitlos. EZ ca,. yarde. Don't~
miss 111 $94,900 540-1720 '
' $42,500
DellghtMly Cny
·Great nelghborhoodf Close to ahops end
schools. Fruit trees In tile yard of this c:tlanntng;
1 bedroom home with ealtng area otf the ,
kitchen. Come end ... 1 C.11540-1720 •
Drastic
ReducHOlt
Owner aruuousl Fussy buyefa wlll 10¥'9 tftf9
exclusive bnghl and breezy Calilomla styled
home In prime loc:&tlon. 3 bedroom pool home
with !amity room, dining room •ea. eetlng .,...
and hearty flrepla~. Patio and that super pooll
$83, 950 5-40-1720
S & S Driftwood
i
· Featuring entertainer's wet bar for yout •
summer bashesl 3 bedroom home with built In
bookcases, earth tone decor, mirrored
wardrobe doors and brick flrepltiee. Tiie entry,
dining room, family kitchen and more. 2
covered patios. Comm. pool. 1101,500
540-1720
EZ Living
Custom JacVlli
Relax and enjoy the luxury or a heated J«uail
Execullve Cornel home In Irvine load9d with
extras. Paneled bonus room. 4 bedroe>me.
dining room, eating area and bl'tck flrep&ace,.,
Come and see! $119,900 5-40-1720
540-1720
2955 Hm bor It.cl.
Costa Mesa
. TA BELL REilTORS.:
"
M•-•r ;
RELO t
I
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: • $'800TOTAL.CASH
~L THAT YOU
EDED! lo buy this
uUM 3 bdrm. home if
• you qualify. Located
n ear marisaa and
beaches. Boal access.
$69,900 Take adavan·
tage. For more inf'orma·
tlon call 96:M>767
.(JAN Ill 9 •II S l lJN 10 Ill N!(f •
[ffMl!I
TRIPLE
SENSATION
I Location: Newport
!._Wghls area.
Quality construction:
utiful Bue cola bui ll
e w /spacious room sizes & lots or storage.
3. Reasonable price:
Perfect for t hat fint
move toward the beach!
646-1711.
~ Walker & lee
Real Estate
SPAIU(UHG
POOL&SPA
OWE ~OOK-and you
are gomg Lo appreciate 4bdJ:ms & extra large
ly room with brick
c. Stairs lead lo
p ate master suite and
2nd frple. Features to
numerous lo mention -prestigious area.
Won't hut! Call 963-7881
QffN Ill I)• ti S llJN 101'1 ,_(I•
~lftlUI
' lltvtME Tall.ACE
EXECUTIVE
POOi.HOME
lfiis ·Newport Beach 4 tlnn & din rm home is
:• elegant & sophistical· ed as it Is btfl to own &
tave in. Greenbelt +
ftroced. heated & filtered 'pool • 32lll6 approx. Lvly
garden off mstr bdrm.
~Insulated attic. Near
FJlShiOn Is. Offered at
oOly $215,000. 545·9491.
t" ol\1Jnl3§iiji4J
Real Dtalc
,, TiltB>
•" looldna at dop. Tbls ooe •• clean. cle•n.
dun. Only ~7.9501 FOR ~ormaUon call 813-'lMl
OlfN Ill<>• II S IV"I 101!( MCI" f~IMltl
IMVISTOIS9
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lflce ~Cll R·2 lot w /vartance at ptaaa nor addt= dQP!n. ~ ••• A ':.:&1,11. ~.,warm .. cao be.~~ • betitalet Call nowl I
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~ Walker C lee
II Real Ell t.ate
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•2713 Sandpiper, Costa Mesa
673-8550 $139,900 San.1·5
2702 East ~·COsta .Mesa
557.atm '8',990 Sunl:»s:ao
•1921 Swan Dr. (Mesa Verde) C.M.
751·2Al60 $1.39.900 Sun.1-S
1485 SkyUne Dr., Laguna Beach •360Villa Nova. Costa Mesa 644.QOO $375,000 Sat/Sun 1-S 540 1720 $89 900 4 • & F" u I 6 Rue Valboone (Big Canyon) N.B. . ' . A. Sat/Sun'1•5 """' M w DIM 644-6200 $299,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2613 Redlands, Eastsu1e Costa Mesa s.t Bethiuiy Dr (Trtlrk) Irvine 31645 v· 646-ml. Sat/Sun.1-s -133 ia Madonna, San Juan Capo •3351 Marigold, Costa Mesa 3·1084 $129,500 Sat/Sun 12-S 646-7711 Sat/Sllnl·S 54s-2313 $ll&OOO S 29482ViaValverde,LagunaNlguel
107 "A"St,BalboaPeninsula,NB ' al-S/Sb12.S 495-4285 ~.700 Sat/Sunl-$ 631-1400 $265,000 Sa ... ,c:-..... 1.5
424 E. l6th 'St., Costa Mesa 2212 Francisco Dr .• Neu...u-t Bcb
909 B
w~• 646-7711 Sat/Sun 12·$ "Y'M" •4 ruce ~cent (LS) NB 710 Goldenrod, Corona del Mar $199,950 Sat/Swl 12·5 631-1400 $139,900 Sat/Sun 1.5 642-8235 $155,000 Sat/SUD 1_5 3262 Wastungton <Mesa V~rde) C.M.
31331 El Homo, San Juan C~po 1500 Cornwall (WestcUf() NB 549-3497 $8.5,000 Sat/Sun 10·5
493-1523 $90,000 Sunday 1-5 642-8235 $179,500 Sat/Sun 1.5 19S5 Port Nelson <HVH>. Np~ Deb
23892 Vla El Rocio, Mission Viejo 20 Laurel Tree Ln c Univ .Prk) Irv. 759-0634 Sall.Sun 1·5 s1~~~alt:1cWesa Verde)s~ 12-5 47i~2~4J1an~es9W> cdMSat/SUn 1-S ·~~~arling (Cali! Hms> ~~ 12-3
546-4141 $75,000 ~ 1-5 644-6200 $167,900 Sat/SUn 1_5 2569 Williamsburg Ct (Sunwood) El
217 Via Orvieto (Lido Isle) NB · 206 La Jolla Ln (Newport Hghts) NB Toro · 673-1020 $195,000 Sun 1·5 642·8235 $205,000 Sat/Sun 1.5 770-0633 $107,500 Sat/Sun 1-S
J • & FAM ltM Of" DIM 1901 Yacht Maria, Newport Beach * 615 Rockford Rd (CH) CdM 4931 Tamarack Way, Irvine
•1001 Nottingham (Westcliff) NB 640-1812 Sunday 1·5 644-6200 $210.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 559-0337 $159,000 Sun 12·5 64
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323 62nd Street, New_port Beach 5342 Blinn (Turtlerock) Irvine 25062 Woolwich St (El Cero)Lag Hls
23862ndSt.(NewportSllrs)N.B. 640-1812 Sundayl-5 675-2311 $117,500 sun.l·S 770--0633 $139,900 Sat/Sunl-5 645-?575 $1.12,000 Sun. l -S 2307 Holly Lane, Newport Beach 1791 Hummingbird, Costa Mesa 33971 Calle Acordarse, San Juan Cap.
2444 YISta Nobleza. Ne••port Bea· ch 645·0303 $112,500 Sun 1 ·5 546 2313 $126 500 s 1 A/S 1 4
99-45.51 $259,000 Sun 1 ·S 631·1800 $149,soO " Sat/St.an l.S 2021 Diana Lo., New_port Beach · 24 Ka.malli, eost.'.a Mesa a .., un ·S •2020 Pbalarope (Mesa Verde> CM
2100YachtGrayling,NewportBch 631-0900 $139,000 Sunl-5 546·2313 $117,000 Sunl-4 673-ll81 $135,000 Sat.1-dusk·
673-1181 $205,000 Sat/SUD l-dusk 3015 Cliff Dr .• (Npt Bgts) N.B. 284 Robin Hood Ln., Costa Mesa 27 Songsparrow (Woodbridge) Irv
305 La Jolla, Npt Hts, Npt Bch 645-820'1 $159,500 Sunday 1-5 546-2313 $l17,500 Sun 1·5 . S?l-0238 $107,000 Sat/Sun Bn day
646-5369 $149,500 Sat/Sun
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•487 Ogle (East.side) Costa Mesa 1114 White Sails Way, CdM 1612 Antiqua Way (DS) NB
1967 Pt Ramsgate (HVH) NB 675-6000 $118,000 Sun. l·S 759-9448, 644-2641 Sat/Sun 1.5 642·7408 $329,500 Sat/Swi 1-5
644-0413 $142,500 Sat/Sun
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2016 Vista Caudal (Bluffs) N.B. 305 Coral, Balboa Island 1315 Antiqua Way (DS> NB
••21 Balboa Coves, Nwpl Beach 675-6000 $165,000 Sun.1.S , 673-6900 $246.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 642-7408 $239,500 sUnday·l·S . 752-1920 $250,000 Sat/Sun
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2425 Bamboo (Eastbluff) N.B. 24102 La Hermosa, Laguna Nigaet * 1206 Cambridge Ln., Newport Deb
31 La Serena, Irvine 675·~ $148,000 Sun. l·S 495-1720 $124,950 Sunday 1·5 642-7408 $236,000 Sat/Sunl·S 544-8258 Sun
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1110 Ridgecrest Cir., Costa Mesa 1833 Port Stanhope, Newport Bcb 20191 Norcroft (Landmark) H.B.
1848 frt Carlow (Hrbr Vu) Npt. Deb 546-5?90 ~000 Sun. l ·S 552-4414 $173,900 Sun. l ·S 640>6161 $97 ,000 Sat/Sun 1-s 640-0325 $143,500 Sat/Sun 9.., 2708 ClHf Drive, Newport Bch 29211 Kensington Dr., Lag Niguel 32 Drakes Bay (SJ>y&1.ass) CdM ~-0~ (RY\{) NQ . 7~~ ~ Sunday 1-5 495-5894 $125,000 Sunday 1-4 640-6161 $279,000 Sat/SUnl·S
.. :.. :fl§~· ,.._.. ·~--· _ .. .._~ .:wlr.~r ---w~~-. -...._ ~~-e .Mev tlAl Msir> . 52 Drakes Bay (Spyglass} CdM ioWT1 Goos .. ....+,:;;;:--'If_._..,..~ .s..._ · .... , '. .• ~ ~~ ........ ~ ~.cwn_. e "t'" "''~t) N ·t ·~ ~~ _,.. ...... .,. .. ~·t ·-. ..~0 *"' . ~ -~.SI! 642·1242 $128,950 Sat/Sun 1·5 •1855Illino1S, Mesa Woods, CM 794 . ( ~a oef\;. . ~ .. ~, ........ -... ~-~.;.-,...11111111"1 ~
4807 Sj.UTey Ln, cameo Hglnds CdM 545·9491 $85,900 Sunday 12·4 546-4141 $82,900 Sun.1·5 540-3666 $127,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 675-~ll Sunday 1·5 1195 Paularino (Mesa North) c .M. 7319 Saddle Hill Trall, Tustin
65 Sea Island Dr. (Big Cyn) NB J Ill & FAM ltM or DB4 546·4141 $79,900 Sun. l ·S 540·3666 $297,000 Sat/Sun l ·S
.547-7044 $195,000 Sun. l ·S 19422 Harding Ln., Hunt'g Beach 8691 Masters Dr., Hunt'g Beach 2409 Bonnie, Ciosta Mesa •
4082 Manzanita, Irvine 963.4977 $72,900 Sat/Sun 1.5 645·0303 $89,900 Sun.1·5 540·3666 $149,900 Sat/Sun 1·5
559-6177 $79,900 Sunday 12·5 1946 Port Carney ,,Newport Beach 338 Roy an, Costa Mesa 2110 Yacht Mischief (Sea view) NB
13 Rock Springs (Deerfield) Irvine 640-2523 $159,000 Sunday 1.5 673·8550 $79,500 Sun. 1·5 675-6000 $285,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 966-0605 $89,000 Sun l ·S 516 OeAnza, Corona del Mar 501 Carnation, Corona del Mar 1221 Pembroke Ln (Westcliff) NB
31 N. Sea Island Dr. (Big Cyn) NB 675-2311 $195,000 Sun. 1_6 644 ·4848 $168,900 Sun. 1·5 548-6333 $149,500 Sunday 1·5
675-6000 $210,000 Sun. 1·5 2858 Drake Ave (MOM), CM 2021 Deborah (Hbr Hghlnds) N.B. 1712 Highland Drive, Newport Bch
6211 Sierra Siena (T.Rock) Irv. 557 -3160 $84,000 Sat/Sun 12.5 642·5200 $123,900 Sun. 1·5 631·0900 $289,500 Sat/Sun 1-4 552-7500 Sll4,900 Sun.1·5 •2517 Westminster Ave, Cost.a Mesa· 935 Tiller Way. Corona del Mar 967 Junipero, Mesadel Mar, C.M.
•14632 Beach (College Park) Irv. 642-0369 $87,900 Sat/SUn 12·5 675-2373 $195,000 Sun. 1-5 556·2660 . $91,900 Sat/Sun 1-S
559-8312 $77,000 Sun.1-S •4592Greentree Ln (UnivPrk) Irv. #S Wood Nymph (Irv. Groves> Irv. 975 Paulanno, Costa Mesa
1954 Pl. Claridge <HV Homes) N.B. 552-7959 . . Sat/Sun 12·5 675·6000 $100,000 Sun. 1·5 556~2660 Sunday 1-5 640-0020 $139,500 Sun.1-5 707 Rockford Rcl.CCam lllnds) CdM • • 1915 Bayside Dr., CdM 205 Via Jucar (Lido Isle) Npt. Bch
12 Rue Fountainbleau (Big Cyn) NB 675-4858 $21S,OOO Sat/Sun 1.5. 631-1800 $425,000 Swtday 1·5
67
5-6259 $250,000 SatrSun 12·5 646-3928 $249,900 Sun.1-5 506 Marguerite. Corona del Mar 20271 Bayview, Santa Ana Heights 512 Ventaja (Bluff), N.B.
lSSanderling (Deerfield) Irv. 759-1288 $206,950 Sat/Sun 1.5 646·3928 $128,500 Sun.1·5 759-®l $174,500 Sat/Sunl2-4
"752-1414 $93,500 Sun 12·4 •401 Kings Place, Newport Beach 644 W. Wilson, Costa Mesa 1594 Baker. Costa Mesa
70 Lakeview (Woodbridge) Irv 645-4680 $185,000 Sat/Sun 1.4 642·5062 Sun l·S
7
51 -3191 $79,500 Sat/Sun 1-4
752-1414 $121,950 S~. 2·5 465 El Bosque, Laguna Beach . 538 Fullerton, Newport Heights * • 1933 Bayside Dr., CdM 497-3331 $179,900 Sunday 2·6 645-6646 $159,000 Sunday 1·5 644·9060 ~5,000 Sat/Sun 1:30-5
3441 Plumeria Place, Costa Mesa 10052 Sprit, Huntington Beach • 2011 Yacht MIBchief (Sea view) NB
556-7484 $99,500 Sunday 12·5 545·9491 $93,950 Sunday 1·5 673-7300 $279,500 Sat/Sunl2-4
2433 Littleton PL (CollegePk) CM 5516 River Ave., Newport Beach •2837 Clubhouse Rd, MV), CM
546·2222. $82,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 642·3850 $140,000 Sun 1·5 545-0760 Sat/Sun l ·S
1713 Iowa (Mesa Verde) Costa Mesa •2553 Greenbriar, Cos ta Mesa · ••231 Canal St.(New_port Shrs) N.B.
540-7610 $97,500 Sat/Sun 1.5 540-1720 $83,500 Sun.1·5 548-1290 $152,900 Sat/Sun J-4:30
570 Travers, Costa Mesa _ 4646 Sierra Tree (Univ. Park) Irv. 2918 Alta Laguna, Laguna Beach
754 ·6262 $79,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 752-J1114". $115,000 Sun.1-5 673-5354 $142,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
18201 Lucero Way, Tustin 2921 Pebble Dr. (OHV) CdM 17532 Luther <Culverdale), Irv.
838-4494 $84,500 Sat/Sun 10.5 642·8235 $285,000 Sun 1·5 673·2012 $89,500 Sun 2·5
2049 Port Bristol (Har Vu), NB 621 Vista Bonita, N.B. 2951 Catalpa (E/Bluff) N.B.
640-0468 $165,000 Sat/Sun 12·5 642-8235 Sun.1·5 673-8550 $189,500 Sat 1·5
•1034 West_wind Way DS) NB 2901 Paper Lane (Anniv Estates) NB •12622 Barrell Ln., Tustin
642-7408 $450,000 Sunday 1.5 642-3235 $124,500 Sun. 1·5 673·8550 $170,000 Sat 1·5
1907 Tradewinds (Baycrest) N.B. 2907 Harbor View Dr (HVH) CdM 4501 Surrey Dr. (CH) CdM
642-7408 $209,000 Sunday 1.5 644 -6200 $315,000 Sun.1·5 6444910 $175,000 Sat/Sun i -5
2006 Prt. Albans Cir., N.B. * •324 Morning Star (DS) NB 21152 Shaw Ln .. Huntington Beach
640·0847 Sat/Sun 12·5 642:8235 $479,500 !:>un.1-5 963-6767 $136,000 Sun 1.5
2256 Colgate, College Prk, c .M. 425 Vista Flora (Bluffs) N.B. 1835 Tahiti Dr. (Mesa Verde) CM
540-3666 $75,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 642-8235 Sun.1·5 546-4141 $133,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
436 Cambridge, Npt Hts, Npt Bch 1459 Galaxy (Dover Shores) N.B. •
540·3666 $109,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 . 4 llDIOOM 642-8235 ~.ooo Sat/Sun 1·5
•362 E. Magnolia, Costa Mesa 24901 Via Santa Cruz, Mission Vjo 8683 Hudson River Cr., Ftn Valley
646·3255 $84,000 Sat/Sun l·S 586·3900 $104,900 Sun 1-5 996-3000 $146,500 Sun 12·5
1919 Chubasco (Irv. Terr) N.B. 22485 Goldrush, Lake Forest 1915 Windward (Baycrest) N.B.
642·5200 $165,000 Sal/Sun 1·5 963·0867 $91 ,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 642·8235 Sat/Sun 1·5
1500 Antigua (Dover Shores) N.B. 16941 So. Pacific, Sunset Beach 2807 Catalpa (Eastbluff) N.B.
642-5200 $265,955 Sat/Sun 1·5 (213) 592·5511 ; 592·2962 SIS 1·5 644·6200 $189,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
431 Colton (NS) Newport Heh 280 E . Wilson, Costa Mesa *1508 Dover Prive (Westcliff) N'B
548-3381 $155,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 646·6813 $94,900 Sat/Sun 12·5 642·8235 $149,500 Sat/Sun l·S
1017 Sandcastle, Corona del Mar 715 Victoria, Costa Mesa •2221 Franclscb;1~<le'W}>ort Bch
540-3666 $219,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 642-5049 $79,900 Sat/Sun 12·5 642·8235 $239,500 Sat/Sun 2·5
1001 Cliff Drive, Nwpt Beach 20372 Bayview Ave (Back Bay) N.B. 932 Azelea, Green brook, C.M.
548·6333 $179,500 Sunday 1·5 754-1202 $132,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 545-9491 $123,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
979 Cheyenne, Costa Mesa 239 Colton St <Newport Shores) NB •975 Denver, Mesa No .• Costa Mesa
645·0303 $89,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 645-7575 $161>,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 545·9:'191 $115,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
20711 Chaucer Ln <Seabury), HB •17511 Luther, Irvine 1658 Mt.norca, Costa Mesa
968·2242 $92,500 Sun 11-4 645-9161 $199,000 Sal/Sun l ·S 546-2313 $85,900 Sun 1·5
1920 Commodore (Baycrest) N.B. 15271 Swallow, Westminster 10292 Meredith. Huntington Beach
642-5200 $189,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 540·3666 $77,000 Sunday 1·5 962-7788 $126,500 Sun 1·5
1038 Sea Lane CH. V .Hills) CdM 415 Colton St. (Newport Shores) NB 2901 Catalpa (Eastbluff) Nwpt Bch
675 -6000 $189,000 Sat/SUD 1-5 548·1290 $115.000 Sat/Sun 1-4:30 631-1400 $152,900 Sat/Sun l ·S
#19 Shoal, Jasmine Creek, CdM ,. 541 Oak, Laguna Beach •1839 Sabrina Terr, CdM
644 -1156 Sat&Sundayl-5 494.9473 $198,500 Sat/Sun1·5 631-1400 $398,000 Sat/Sunl-5
2310 Glenneyre, Laguna Beach •4519 Camden (Came0 Shores) CdM •1033 White Sails Way, CdM
494.9473 $225,000 Sun.1·5 673-7040 $475,000 Sat/Sun U-6 644-7211 $259,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
535 Tustin Ave (Npt Hgts), NB ••2307 Bayside Dr., CdM *8662 Luss Dr., Hunt•g Beach
646·6652 $124,900 Sat/Sun 10·5 673-5354 $595,000 Sun 1·5 960-4361 $152,500 Sun. l·S
•14 Rue Grand Valle (BigCyo) N.B. 964 Union, Costa Mesa · 9711 Bay Meadow (Park Hntgtn) HB
673-4400 Sat/Sun l ·S 642-5062 $79,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 968·9836 $141,500 Sun l ·S
•23721 Colima Bay, Lag Niguel 2212 Margaret Dr .• Newport Beach 1907 Santiago Drive, Newport Bch
831·9432/586-2700 Sunday 12·5 646-7414 Sll9,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 551·2000 $279,000 sun 12·•
5772 Oaldey Terr. (T. R,ock) Irvine •9091 Niguel Circle, Hunt 'g Bch •941 Presidio (Mesa del Mar) CM
• 833-9293 $199,950 Sat/SUD l ·S 963-5671 Sat/Sun 1·5 546-4.141 $89,900 Sun.1-S
33945 Manta ~rt, La.1una Niguel 18178 Glacier Crt (Tiburon) Ftn Vl.y 1103 Sllllna.s (Mesa Woods) CM "
. 831-9432/586-2700 · Sunday 12·5 546-o814 $82,500 Sunday 1·5 546·•141 $110,000 Sun 1·5
22091 Commaoche, Lake Foresf •2283 Waterman Way, Costa Mesa 2951 Catalpa (E/Bluff) N.B. ·
675·5511 $99,750 Sunday 1·5 675-6161 $189,500 SUn.1-S 673-8550 $189,500 Sun.1·5
214 Popp)' Ave., Corona det Mar 9 Monterey Circle, CdM •22 Morro Bay. Spyglass, CdM
759-Cml $435,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 675-3411 $319,000 Sun.1·5 640·1812 Sunday 1·5
418 20th Street, Costa Mesa. 108 Via Florence (Lido Isle) NB 1941 Commodore (Bay'crest) NB
752-7315 $121,750 Sunday l·S 673-1020 $249,500 Sun.1·5 642-5200 $179,900 Sun.. l ·S
4121 Homestead, Greent.ree, lrv. 303 Columbia, Newport Bch 4271 M81\28Dlta, Greentree, Irv
752.7315 S8 Sat/Sun l·S . 673-8550 $129,500 640-1812 Sunday l·S
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•UMl l.roobark~ Univ Park~ Irv
6'1-7Ut Sat•Sun 12;~·30
1811 Tla Juana,~ Beach · •99·3647 $112 Sat/Sun 12-4
"29T.iioe (Univ ) Jrvlne
559·66216 $116.500 SatJSUn l·S
971 Oriole, Laguna Beach
499·1600 $144,500 Sat/SUD 11-S
1211 Miramar, Laguna Beach 644·~ $115.000 Sat/SUD l ·S *:Z Vallarta. Hunt.hlgton Beb •M66 $86,500 Sat/SUDl·S
7°' GOldenrod, Corona del Mar
644·9060 $148,500 Sun.1·5
251 Lower Clilf Dr., Laguna Beach
494-8057 189,500 Sunday 1-5
108 Femleaf, Corona del Mar
644·7211 $135,500 1 Sat/SUD 1·5
117 Via Yella (Lido Isle) N.B.
875-6000 $238 500 .. Sun 1-5 48'1 Lori Ann • . .. ,lrvme
9~ $77,000 Sunl-5
112 Gunnison (P Twnhms) Irv.
6'2-8235 $120.000 Sun. l·S
3 IEDltOOM
1847 Port Sheffield, Nwpt Bch
640·9019 $154,900 Sat/St.an
18359 Basswood, Fountain Valley
968-7424 $87,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
31152 Via Santo Tomas, SJC
493-7682 Sat/Sun 11-6
619 Irvine, Newport Beach
642-3592 $89,500 Sat/Sun 10·4
1501 Lincoln Lane, Newport Bch
642-2793 _ Sunday 1·5
25891 Spruce Ln., Laguna Hills
581-0317 $79,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
29252 Ridgeview Dr., Laguna Nikuel
751-3191/831-0295 SatrSun 1-5
611 Loretta, Laguna Beach ·
497-2421 $253,000 Sat/SUD 11·3
17641 Sequoia Tree Lane, Irvine
839-6623 $90,000 Sunday 1·5
301 Esplanade (The Bluffs) N.B.
642-7408 $179,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
30831 Marilyn Drive, So. Laguna
759-0422 $179,500 Sunday 1·4
#13 Deodar <Smoketree) Irvine
644-7211 $82,500 Sunday 1.5
304 Otero, Bluffs, Newport Bch
631-~800 $145,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
2220 V1Sta Hogar (Bluffs) Nwpt Bch
644-4128 $99,500 Sunday 12·5
412 Colton St (NptShores) N.B.
675·6000 $98.500 Sat/Sun 1·5
4515 Ham~en Rd (CS) CdM
675-6000 $228,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
1521 Kings Rd., Newport Beach
· 645-7575 $249,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
403 Iris (Old CdM) CdM
675-6000 $158,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
410 Vista Roma (Bluffs) NB
675..6()()() $125,000 Sat/Sun l ·S
5541 Placer, Westminste r
536-7533 tl>4 700 Sat/Sun 1.s
39792 Andrea Way, Laguna Niguel ·
494-9473 $139,500 Sun.1-4
1812 Port Ashley, Newport Bch
640-1440 $137,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
1106 Valley Circle, Costa Mesa
963-0867 $95,000 Sat/Sun 1 ·5
207 Milford Dr. (Cameo Shrs) CdM
673·4400 $249,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
2269 Golden Cir., Newport Beach
675-SSU $114,900 Sat/Sun 1·5
5792 Trophy, Huntington Beach
846·1371 $99,950 Sun 1·5
60118th St., Huntington Beach
846·1371 $139,900 Sun 1·5 480 Prospect, Npt Shores. Npt Bch
673-8700 $155,900 Sunday 1·5
833 Acapulco Street, Laguna Sch ~99·;!~. $129,500 Sat/Sbn 12·5
430 Esther S-t~ (E/Side)· c .M.
642-6368 $89 ~ Sun. only 12-4
999 Modjeska, &ta Mesa
.. 'v640·9900 $108,000 SUnday 12·5 2 iejo (Rancho San Joaqaln) Irv.
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3367 Nevada, Costa .Mesa
754-1202 $95,000 Sunday 1-5
1593 •.SantaAl)aAve <Nwptlllt$) CM
540-1921 '81,500 Swl. 12-5
18630 8ushard. ?ou.ntaln ValleY.
962-'526 $76,500 Sunday 1..s
107 Vla San Remo <Udo Isle) NB
64S·9181 SU0.000 Sun.1..S
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Newport Beach
752-1700
1 IHJ MAC Aa1MUI IUD.-tum IU~l•IMI
5 BEDROOM IRYINE BARGAIN!
Bes t location , n icest s treet in
Gree ntree. Large l~l. fruit trees. 3
Baths, kitc b/fam. rm. 2,000 Sq. ft ..
neutral colors. atth. ceil 's. $109,500.
HELEN B. DOWD
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Z515LC .. tHwy .. c.-.. W.
675-SSJ I
~2 Vista Grande (The Bluffs) N.li.
644·1133 $189,900 Sun. l·~
•623 Danube, Costa Mesa
545-3639 $83,200
' ta & FAM llM or DIH
405 Feliz (The Blufrs) Npt. Beach
640-5560 $185,000 Sat/Sun 1 ·5
14 S.Win Ct.. (Npt Crest) N.B.. •
642-~ $151,500 Swr. l -5 ... ~-~~c .. ~•r-•11• k:sdt;AI .. ......_....,......_ 4 llOllOOM .. -~·•\:~~"~~ ~R"'°T WAHT.A0:,:~.4 r -~~v_u.t.er..-~~s)NB , -... -. ~ .. • ,A.-~~~ • _.,.,. ~ • ~ . ~ ., --.. ---. .. -..-,. . ·-~ . v ' ... ~ .. ) ; ---. , « .. ,.,,/";. -· 359 v ista Madera (The Bluffs) NB
4 + llOllOOM •24 Burning Tree <Big Cyn) NB 673-4400 Sal/Sun 1-5
1110 Redding Ave (M WOods) CM · 644·6~ $425,000 Sun.1-5 4 Ill & FAM llM er 01t4
645-0303 $116,000 Sun. 1-5 20112 Kline D~.,.Jianta Ana Hts 7222 Deep Harbor Dr (Bwalk) HB
1919 Yacht Colinia (Seaview), NB 546-0SH Sl:i2.000 Sun l ·S 675-1642 $120,000 Sun, 1-5
768-0454 $265,000 Sun 12·5
fr890 Capi tal, Costa Mesa
645 ·0303 $85,000 Sun. 1-5
320950. Linda Way, Santa Ana
645-0303 5107,950 Sun. 1·5
"#8 Gunnison (Univ Park> Irv.
754 -1202 5154,$00 Sunday 1·5
873 Saridcaslle C Harbor View)
675-3411 Sun. 1·5
2033 S. Capella Crt <M Verde> CM
549-8335 $109,950 Sunday 12·5
3907 Inlet Isle (Ha rbor View ) CdM
675-3411 $244,500 Sun. 1·5
308 Bowling Green (College Prk) CM
646-3928 $93,000 Sun. 1·5
• 17722 Cassia Tree, Irvine
540-1720 $179,900 Sun. 1·5
•2780 Clubhouse. Mesa Verde, CM
545-9491 $145,000 Sunday 1-5
6 Ill & FAM RM w DIH
•18160riole <Mesa Verde) C.M.
545-.5946 $159.900 Sat/Sun 1·5
4 Mission Bay (Spyglass') CdM
675-3411 $325.000 Sun. 1-5
CONDOMINIUMS
FOR SALE
I IEDROOM
•8191 P ennington . Hunt'g Beach
968-3229 $58,900 Sat /Sun 1-5
19770 Cambridge, Hunt. Cont'l., HB
545-9491 $41,900 Sunday 1·5
fr 3490San Rafael, Mesa Woods, CM 2 HOllOOM
. 545-9491 $115.000 Sundayl-5 •1111 (E-l Ol )So.CoastDr .. CM 1860 New J e rsey. Mesa Verde, CM 646 3255 $78 900 Sat/Sun 1-5
545-9491_ $85.000 . Sunday 1·5~1102.0cean Vista Dr. Apt G. S. Lag 12~3 Surfline (HV Hills> CdM . 499 .2094 $89,500 Sat/Sn all day
64 4-6200 Sun. 1 2905 (F) Fairview, Santa Ana 1730 Galaxy <Dover Shores> NB 540.3666 $64.,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
642-8235 $325.000 Sun.l-5 •1741TustinAve9B.CostaMesa
7 Peacock (The Groves) Irv· 540-3666 $72,950 Sat/Sun l ·5
752-1414 Sun. 1·5 * 1648 #A Iowa Street, C.M. •~924 Leeward (Baycrest ) NB 540-3666 $62,900 Sunday 1·5
642-8235 $179,000 Sun.1·5 •38 Sea Is land Dr. (Big Canyon)
•4639 Gorham (Cameo Shrs ) CdM 644-4910 $140,000 Sal/Sun 1·5
644 -6200 $.169.500 Sun .. 1·5 1242 Rutland Rd. #2 (Westclirf)N.B.
fr• 2482 nayshore Dr < Bshors) NB 642-8235 $81,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 642·823~ Sun. 2·5 31642 W. Nffle, Clf Crs. Lag. Nig. _, 3367 Marigold . Grcenbrook, CM 494-2248 $81 500 Sun l -5
545-9491S G . B C s:n~~y l ·S 2112 Vista Laredo (The Bluffs) N.8 .
5'l Royal l cor ge. ig Y ' . 640-5560 $138,500 Sun. 1·5
645-7221 s.165.000 Sun 1·4.3o d Seaside Circle. Nwpl Beach ~Ill 62nd Sl :'\t•\\ port Hcach 645-0303 $87,sOO Sun.1-5
liJ2 38.50 $159 . .)()() Sun l2-f. 6 Encore Court. NwptCrest, NB
5 H OROOM
fr fr 220 Via Lido Nord (Lido II ) NB
673-7300 $625.000 Sun. 12-4
1226 Polaris Dr .. Newport Bch
675-2311 $475,000 Sun.1-5
2431 lloliday, Newporl Beach
646 -6254 $169,500 Sat/Sun 10-5
• • 112 Via Lido Nord (Lido Isle> NB
642-5200 $.500,000 Sun. 1-5
20 112 Kline Dr., Santa Ana Hts.
546-0814 $132.000 Sunday 1·5
311 Gold enrod, Corona del Mar
675-3637 $349.500 Sunday 1·5
S ll Ir FAM RM or DIEH
60 Royal St George. Newport Bch
IH0-0488 $425,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
• 1607 Santiago Dr .. Newport Bch
642-0435 $259.000 Sat/Sun 10·6
• 2033 Santiago Dr. (Bay crest) NB
642-7408 $219.000 Sunday 1-5
197 Buoy ( Easlside) C M
642-5200 $99,999 Sat /Sun 1·5
tGO Mendoza (Corona Hglnds) CdM
675-6000 $375,000 ·sat/Sun 1-5
1075 Corona Lane. MOM. CM
556-2660 $110.00Q Sun 1·5
3850 Ocean Birch <S R> CdM
644·6200 $259.500 Sat/Sun 1-5
.4001 T~de. Corona del Mar
64i·721'1 $274 ,000 ' Sat/Sun 1·5
1407 Santanella (Irv Terr) CdM
673-1181 $189,500 ' Sun l·dusk
1823 Tanager Drive, Costa Mesa
675-4144 $189,000 Sunday l ·S
•933 Crocus, Costa Mesa
645-0303 $134,950 Sun 1·5
•3096 Ball Cir <Mesa Verde) CM ~ts-5890 $225,000 Sun. l ·S
3116 Pierce Street, Costa Mesa
545-.4289 $93,900 Sunday 1-5
30 Point Loma (Spyf 11&1 Hill) CdM
644-6200 $359,000 Sun.1·5
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833-3821 Sun1:30-5:JU
32 Encore Court. Nwpl Crest, NB
833-3821 Sun 1:30-5:30
2764 Hmview <HV Knolls ) N.B.
644-6200 $148,500 Sun. 1·5
2 ·Ill & FAM llM Of' DIH
•2921 Perla (The Bluffs ) N.B.
644 -4910 $170,000 Sat/Slln 1·5
•621 Lido Park Dr .• Newport Bch
631-1400 $.125,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
#16 Montanas Norte,.Jrvine
645-9161 $125,900 Sun.1-5
#1 Seascape Dr .. Newport Beach
646-7711 Sunday l ·S
l llDllOOM
• 171 Avendia Adobe I PH) SC
492-5300 $75,000 Sunday l ·:>
2189 Vista Entrada (Blurfs) N.B.
640~ $179.ooo Sat/Sun 1·5
429 Vista Suerte <The Bluffs) N.B.
640-5560 $135.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
128 Ha rbor Isla nd Rd .. Nwpt Beach
675-7661/8.13-0610 Sat/Sun 1 5
Jul t;splanade (Bluffs) Npt Beach
759-0811 $179,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
2702 Vista del Oro <Bluffs) N. B.
759-0811 $123,500 Sun. 1-5
635 Vista Bonita <Blufrs) N.B.
759-0Sll . $186,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
15 Crest Circle (Canyon Crest) NB
642-8235 $157 ,500 Sat/Sun 1-4:30
•359 Monte Vista, Costa Mesa
962-7788 $79,900 Sun 1~5
•689 Vista Bonita, Blurcs. N.B.
640-9900 $132,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
34~ University Drive, N*~ C.M. ~8-7933 $94,900 ::>unday 12·5
631 Fairview (Fairview Gdns) CM
~3228 ~900 Sunday l~
2452 Vista Hogar ·cTbe BlaUa) N.B.
644-1133 $105,500 -sun. t·S
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TOWNHOUSES
FOR SALE
2 IEDllOOM
• • 3322 Via Lido, Newport Beach
644-6200 $425,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
32-Sea Island (Big Cyn) CdM·
675-3411 $192,000 Sun. 1-5
l llOIOOM
192 Lexi.Qgton Ln., Costa Mesa
548-8395/548-2436 Sat/Sun 12-4
•2304 Fuschia Ln (Lrlwd) Tustin
832-0897 $67 .900 Sat/Sun 10-5
4 Meadowsweet Way. Irvine
552-3849 $113.500 Sat/Sun 11·4
15504 Williams #E. Tustin
646-7711 Sat/Sun 1·5
l Ill & FAM llM or DIH
q9 D1i1skywing (Irv. Groves), Irv
644 -4134 $89,950 Sat/Sun 1·5
4 Meadowsweet Wy <Univ Pk), Irv.
552-3849 , $113,500 Sat/Sun
#6 Redwood Tree, Univ. Park,, Irv.
545-9491 $115,000 Sunday 1-5
4 HDIOOM
18178 Glacier Ct <Tiburon) F\'
5-16-08U S82.500 Sun l ·5
DUPLEXES FOR SALE
Z Ill & I ACH
415-415~ Narcissus, CdM
644-6200
Z lll &rl ll
234 15th Street, Costa Mesa
642·1144 $98,000
l lll &Z ll
429 Carnation, Corona del Mar
644 ·4848 Sun . 1-5
2 IR'S EACH
208 Agate, Balboa Island
• 640-7246 $237 ,500 Sunday l ·5.
Z llllr l H
620/620'12 Acacia, CdM
673-6900 $169.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
411llr l ll
715 Jasmine, Corona del Mar
644-9060 S219,000 Sun 1·5
4 ll & l ••
12133rd St., Newport Beach
540-1151 $195,000 Sat/Sun 1-S
1625 W. Balboa Blvd., Newport Bch
675-7060 Sun. 1-5
HOME & INCOME
FOR SALE , .......
718 Goldenrod; Corona del Mar
631·~ $157 ,500 Sat/Slln 1-5
CONDOMINIUM
FOR RENT
328 Vista Trueba (Bluffs ) N.B.
75t-0811 $650 Mo. Sun. 1·5
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UHl9UI IH COllOHA HIGHLAMDS -
Brand .new. 5 bdrm wood and glass
contemporary ; incred ible views.
$.175,000. See Linda F erguson at 4t>O
Mendoza Terr.
UMl9UE IM OLD COlOMA DB. Mil -3
bdrm, light. airy, big yard, nr park,
only $158,000. See Ralph Wakefield at
403 Iris Ave.
UMICi)UE IH SIA YIEW -Outstanding
view, 4 bdrm, P ort Royal. Will lease
option . $285 ,000 . S e~ B.onnie
Barrington at 2110 Yacht M1sch1ef.
UMIQUE IH llVIMI GIOVlS -3 bdrm, 3
baths; 2 story, Countr y English, veddy
nice! $103.000, see Pam Gough al 5
Wood Nymph. ·
UNIQUE IM MEWPOlT SHOHS -3
b.d rm plus bonus rm., n ew
r e decorating and pure charm. Nr
tennis beach. $98,000, see 412 Colton.
UHl9UE IH THE ILUFfS -lncred_ibly
sharp ! Bonita 3 bdrm, 'reenbelt v1_ew,
Slt>S,000. See J ohn Curlis at 2010 Vista
Caudal.
UNIQUE IN CAMEO SHOllS -80xlti0
lot, 3 bdrm. colorful comfort, palatial, ~ ~~~ ;'~~~~~m.l -:C\l
ut11Qdl OH ~Li1>Y 1sil.,,..-~v.. listi:!
Newly r e modeled. 2 bdrm. 2 bath
delightful decor. See Kay Glavas at
117 Via Yella. Bring $238,500.
UHl9UE IH MEWPORT HllGHTS -
c harming 3 bdrm pool home, Fr.
doors. wood floors. beam ceilings.
S118,00C. See Barbara Orahood al 487
Ogle.
UM19UI IH HARIOll VllW HILL~
Spacious 3 bdrm and den. Unique
floor plan for living a nd entertaining.
views, see Barbara Frame al 1038 Sea
La ne, bring SlS0,000. . UMICi)UE IH THE ILUffS -1mmac. V
p la n , real quality 3 bdrm. just
Sl2S,OOO, see JoAnne Perkins at 410
Vis ta Roma.
UNIQUE IH MESA YERDl -Ca~ Cod
original. 5 bdrms. pool, very umque at
just $225,000. See Sandy Orlowski at
309t> Bali Circle. UHIQU~ IM WESTSIDE COST~ MESA -
Near new, 3 bdrm. coming area,
S92.000. See Janet Lehman at 1110
Ridgecrest Circle
UMIQUI IN llG CAHYOH -_2 bdrm
den . vacant. golf cou rse view. nr
tennis, 5210.000. See at 31 No Sea
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REALTORS'
THE f\/ICESr PEOPLE SELLING HtE NCA rcs1 HOME:O
CORONA DEL MAR, 675·6000
MESA V ERDE, 546·5990 • CALL US
LVL Y SOUTHPORT
HOMI VA 'l'HMS! I
Motivated seller bH juat
i.ntt.alled new up1r•ckld 1
earthlone cpts a& b .,..,
pty\ng rreah painl lnalde-'
&out for you. Very shat1»~
& clean 3 br. Frml dtn•
area plus fmJy rm bomt.'
About 1 mile lO beacb ...
qt&el cul-de-sac. Offer«!
at 193.950. JWi\ reduced·
Sl.S50 & VA t.erms added.
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Real &Lale , ,
411l/ ADD OH FR _
Olan\ four bdrm honj-_
loca t ed In wef'I
es tab l i s hed
neiQhborhood. Big llvilrl
room w it h crackllnti• fireplace, huge add-ott-
fam. rm. Separate ulilit&'
room, 4 Bdrms or 3 Br •· Formal dining. Bit In
OUQ. Corner lot wll.h
block wall. All E·Z :ic·
cess room for R.V. Cal~
now for info: 546-2313
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4 810 bdrms, incl matr
bdrm ruite. blJ fmlY r~
w/frplc frml din rm. ltv
rm w /sunken frplc con-
versation pil & toweri~ cath. ceillna. Over 2\
sq fl or spaciousness w a r m l h . P 1 u s u n-1 beliovably btfi calm poo•.,
;\II on oversized lot.
P r iced w.ay below
market for 1mmed1al<e
suie l Must i;ee 1 545-949l'-<
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,1 \ Real Eatat.e
FJ lliCHRll'UAT ,.•
$59,950 .•
Steps to pounding aw<.
and crystal sand! Bae~ •
yard is bay area ptay
cround· Winding woocieri; walkways to i.ecluded ._.,
try Gou rm el kllcbe'h ·'
Step down conversation-
area plus fireplace. PoOI.
Jacual, volleyball
Garden living ul ll1>
fines l ! 847-(iO 1 O
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TURREROCK auun ·
Lovely & s pacious ' bdrm with large family
rm plus huge bonllS rm. 3
car ga rage. L argest
Broad moor m odel
Decoralor wallpa~r &
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dra~>s. Xlnl condition
Seller transferred. Price
slashed. Only $128,000;
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Private
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APRILl6·t0
Froe l ,_.orpt'IM:
PEOplE
MAKiNG THI~
HAPpEN
Thi1 special week 11
set aside as a t ime of
public recognition
of the right of
all people to own
private property
Th• members of your
locel Board of
Realtors are people
1ust like you ..•
working together
• to make things
happen In a spirit
of community pride.
It would be our
pleasure to work
with you ..•
thit week or at
any time In the
future.
Newport Harbor·
Costa Mesa
Bol1I
Of
Rultors
m ~EALTOP'
l lEDROOM
& POOL $57,500
Bike to beach from this
beauUful garden home
Large I.JV. rm. n oor (O
ceiling used hreplac'c.
gourmet kitchen. ONLY
$2350 total down. Won't
last. HURRY ' Call col
lcct 963-6767 L'''' 111?· ll~fl'"' '0l0 Nttl
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RliL IST A Tl SALIS
Brol<ers or 11aleepersons,
Full /part·lime . Earn
90/tOon your next deal.'
United Brolcers 646·7~14
:ox>W. CstHwy. N.B._.
lallo«ll.a.d 1 00~ .......•.•...•.•...•.. ,
DUPLEX
2 br each. Lllte new w,
new elect fixturea.& cop
per plumblna. H~f"
Rarage. ~ Agate Ave
rz37 ,$00 64C). 7246 Asent
0,.. w las. .. 12/4
219 .... tt.ylt .
2 BR. 1 BA cottage ~ guest rm It ba. close to
villa1e & priced rilhl a~
$172,500.
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• • 1 --.... ~ islua. Pet t:i9 mo Schools, parks, 2 golf courses, shop· wood lDtcr'•· sut,900. on&y. • • ~ lndda everJthlni. f\lll ping. gas BBQ, park-Uke 0 rounds. ~ i.aee Sat " &an i....:;::;;:..;.. _____ _ Newl• u.-.... 1.... pri---., p• -1 -~c oer n-•-·--lk•I <• ....._,a bat&. __ • .. ... 714:7100 sprinklers, luxury carpets &drape5, 2 St..Dina~.;-swan _,.,._ 111rtT'w 1041
Ot.aa Blvd. uas .. ooo. . frplcs., super patio, lath house tool 3 •••••••••••••"•••••••• ,..!On.. I OJJ Wiiie S4llt Wff'I Bdrrns., dining/den, large peoeled DAMA DI ORO PltCISLAStm ~ Spacious 4 bdrm, family rm home ln family rm. Jteduced to $117,500 lmmac: • Yrold home ln VACAMT
lhut.fllll priY. towohae original Harbor View witb formal zttO COUNTRY CLUI DllYE ncluslv~ toe. JBr, den. =-=w'= ~4:: llwMrU•t..
W1th M' Boet SIJp: 'thtt
luxurloua town home can
be your eaaUe by the
aeal 4 Larao bdrm.I, 2~ •
baihs, bar, din, patio
view balcony + +' + at
otlly $155,000. It's •
bargain you can't affonl
to mlu ! Ca II ll'OW
194·'1S21 FORE:>T E.
OLSON
wlbealQ cdllnp, patio• dining, pool, jacuzzi AND gorgeous M&c"' Y-"'I OPEN SUN I 5 !'oanlvdcurpaedtlol,an,dslr~•einn!.· z bdnm,'1~ bathl, frpk:,
elect. z br i~ ba, t1500 YI'· ocean, harbor, island and night light ~ ~ • • . Encl atriwn ~on; :i Yr 2 tty + paUo. 1 ML to ~~::.:~~ :::;:_:=·~· SPANISH ·tiA~1::!!:! ;::::·~~JZ =··" ..... -.
-..................... A custon\lzed 5 bdrm, single story ~·'::"f~~ui..>· <>"117~ ~
LOVI A VllW with lovely courtyard entry and a 3 PRIVACY 2435 E. co.st Hwy .. C... .. M• ;;;~·;,::;;~;·~;:
Plua playbouae. awlna car garage PLUS panoramic ocean 2~ ba1. ~a&« bocoe,
act. dot nm, ~u dean-a nd green rolling hills view. Reduced beaut 1.M1Cpd. sicn.500.
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iq ovn, 1ar dr opir, to $274,500 FEE. ReJional IUty, 110-osas
tr• • b c co p t r • & Archway entry! Roman· C... Mft9 I 014 Colt9 Meta I 024 •EXC.i'IOMAL * •IUft.LIS
mi 2200 ft .. lie aardens'. Beam•..:. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• BYOWNER I I .. ~ · crowave. sq .• <# 701 e-...·-u Several except.on a p.a.• ,..,.151 Br2~Ba.a realfamlly f'fi av . cetlings!Mexicantiln!ll IASTSIOl·l2 OPIMHOUSI 2btleden, 2ba. Shake T ow n bomes l n AIUIUI'
bqpae 11¥it.b a fantastic A beautifully updated 2 bednl roo$'~ w500ith Sp a c i o u • room 11 ! $70,000 MESA VEADE ':",,~t:-", t:C:dfrb:~kcourtyrd Beacbwalk. 2&aBdrm1, 4911 PNrU St, oceao View. room to add 2nd unit for o y ~. • Reduced thousands! Ter· ffUKe bulldable R2 tro· 283'1 CJubboule.Road l " 2 story. Tb1I lovely ,,,__ •-£;c--I• ir
"'' r.....u1 Call' .. ",_,.,,, Pri w/covered patio. Lrg .._ h tt b _...... - -.,.,. UIEW 1~ •LTY ru1c v.y · ....,.._,.. perty. ·me East.a de. Sat a.Sun l " .,..ac commun y as y '-"'lo • .._..... b Y-1 liOlil • ..., entry kit w /breakfast cl .. --. .• -1 .......i. ou cu,... ....., .... ac •"mZ fto-osss ~4l-7ZH FOR DETAILS Huny!646-n71. Owner/Agent54.S-0760 island & more """'000 nwo ....._. .....,...., orenjoyt.bepool,jacuui
Ol'fN rn-ns1""'rorrMC1• 581-3'46 • ..,.., · aaunae " spa. Luab le tennis e<>urta that are
Townhouse in Mira Costa 111·· .. , I •---------landacaptn1 lhruouabt. locatednearyourabarpl DeveloJ:ment, off ·'11~1·11·~ OPINSUH. l ·S F~•1t•V.-.Y 1034 Close to tennis, golf, bdrm,l batb,dinlngarea Camino e "'~trelJa 3 · 'i! ' I 1B21SwanDrive. .. ..................... llhopplng,scbools. Condo. Or DBQ from
BR.ZBll,etc.NearabOp· ~~·~·~~~-~~<~~·~~! / .·. "~ b) Clean 4 bdrm Mesa PICTUREPERFECT Calf'w,...Assoc. yourbalconyandenjoy pln1. P r ine. only . = Verde home. Relax lo 3 br 2i,.c, ba in meadow 960.2421 the ocean breue. You
556-6208 MISA. VBOE pool or Jacuz.zi. $139,900. area. Le fenc. yrd. new ---------1 must see to appreciate.
C.....detM• 1022CoroMdelM• 1022 MESA VERDE llAUTY ~C.....,&Rn. w /w carpets. Open BYOWNE.R,4BR,2BA. Just'61,000.
C-.. M .. 1022 •••••••••••••••••••••••
•PRICED REDUCED• 2 •ty, remodeled. upgrd
eX8C home. 3 BR 2 Ba, ~a. & deck w /view tQwards Catalina In old ~M. $206,950 . .Brkr.
T»-12118 ~~~~~~~~~-·
\CHARMING Jbr, 2ba
+ruest house. Frpl, 2 patios, R-2 lot. Prin only.
Sl.57,000. Owner. 640-7030.
Diiplex. Lovely Jbr, re ·
modeled home + l yr new Zbr unit. Fplces & 2
car parting for both. 607
.Larkspur. Prin. ooly. By
owner. 6'().1840
••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• YA. TBMS!! Houae Sat/Sun 1·5PM. l,e Fam Rm, Ir lJv Rm, Realty .-i.soo 1135& Basswood. pvt cpt'd patio w Jlge $79,500 This lvly 4 bdrm & fmly 751•2060 _•_7_434 ______ pool-drpa, upgraded. n rm home is fantastically $1 s ooo MS 3884 6802 // /) I '_,I_ f For1D11l entry to for mal geat for entertaining &l•--------1--------• sJcS&ew'ater .DR. '0peq l_,.o{e O eWkJOr froot llv room. Spaciou.s fmly enjoyment. Your 1 _________ 1 ..... Y! . House$.ln.HPM r ram room & skylight. 2 guests now from the lge ..... bdrm b h 1-;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;j~~~~~~~~~
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liv rm thru sliding glass 9ft'T BUY to l&IY 3 • 1~ at l•
REALTORS !!~~us'\:~~t'so:::r door out into a btfi patio DWI 1 hornew/frplc. Ntcep~Uo EXICUnVl4 ll ......_ 1044
& garden area. Huge Lovely. h•PPY home with area for BBQ'•· 3 Pools POOL ........ ••••••••••••••• 675-5511 ~7221 back yrd w/beari.og fruit dell .. "'tlul narden. 8Huee ln Ulla planned residen· FAM IM. TUlt'IUIOCX
CAMEO SHORES
OCEA.H VIEW 3 bedroOftl, faMty rOOM
llotM. ROOM fw MMI boot or MOtorttw
·~·Edra a.-p lot • -
""' • tial ar•a CJ---~ to aho"-G-at 'or larae funUy. trees only $8S,OOO . BR w/11ldln1 glua win· "' · """ ,,... '"' ' 1• ft. ~21 . ~9491. dows. Extra large living ~,...!' freeways. Only ~ -~ '!I.:_ .3Fonnaba' .. _1 ~c ... cbron. df~. udpln·
room 'ti / log burning -·"""'· · ........ ..., '""'• ....... -, ....... frplc . Nr. Harbor & O,..W.11-4 Spacioulliv·r m w/fpl. r m, Z ba. F am rcn ~":! ~ Baker. 1'78,500. For de· IOl22 BC..m-o vau lted ceilin gs + w/vlew. Garden atrium.
IL-L 1 11 ~ •• sparkllnt 17x36' pool. See to a p·preciate . tails call Hope. Wntclff Realty Price r educed to $1.29,500. m.1094
MES" v-ft $152.SOO. -'---'--------By Owner, Halecrest ,,. ~ 0,..5-day I 5 UHIYPA.Ulll
bme. 3 br l \h ba, xlra lg POOL *"2 i.-Dr. 4br detached bome in
lot. $74,900. S40-5683 for HEW USTIHGi • ·super )oc. ... U>eds of up..
appt. Lvly 3 bdrm, fmly rm grades. Price red~ed. ~-.;_.:..--L_.-... ---.. ~--I ~~ ~~~ -· ·---~...e~ ::'II, ..... ' -'-'°:fW..-6.. l ~-:':.-:~.~:~ft. ··~ ~·~,..ifn~:n.w .. ~. ~ea11 ,... ....--• ·1 Sq -., _se666 ___ 1 ______ exhibiting pride of --------•I malnl yd. Nr Mt e · .OW . -·
~~ HEWfORT REALTORS -,,,,. . ...__., -. .. -' *'-·'t<'-· ~ ..... ~· ~ , 70-5511 .t ~~-
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Executive ocean view
est.ate with 4 bdrm., 4
""'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~~~~~~~~ICoUege Park 3br, pool NO ow.oe r a bi P. Quiet Pk. $122,5000. SM-4442 ~ON, prol lndscpd 4' = QUALIFYING. Quick neighborhood. Only OPEN SUM 1-5 • TllUR-..... upgraded, 7 Clearwater,
escrow. 957.()530 $8S,9SO. Today's best FAJRLANE GARDENS """ IM-l.AW SUrTE S l 3 3 • ~ 6 0 • ---------1 buy. Call now for appt. 631 Fairview at McFad· TOWMHOME Pr 0 ... ._,. ho /pvt TURTLERO~ charm-
B d ea &""'"" me w ing • BR w '•trium " By owner , nice I sty 4 BR ~9'L91 den. 3 r, I'"' ba con o. Popular "Newporter" ·10 law qtrs Brltfsl rm ~ ,... h · · xtras. 31 Bethany, Buccola bit home on E-Cpta/drps, kite bllins. mdJ 4Bdrm , 3 ba. Come overlooking pool, 4 BRs,
side '94.900. And spark I· Vacant . Park Ii k e see it-you 'I I Ii ke it! 3 ba. cathedral ceilings! Sll9,900. Agent. 552·4414 ·
ing clean 4 BR home on grounds . huge trees, t8178~1ac ier Court. Frplc & Franklin Stove! IY 0 -.. ..
W-side, $79.900. 646-6813 pool, clubhouse. Seller $82.500. Open Sun l·S. Lge fam rm Hurry '"",_
·balm. family rm. & poo~ CoroM det Mar I 022 Costa Mesa I 024
Largest home now avair. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• in the Shores. Xlnt
financing! S47S,OOO SUIMIT TERMS
4Slt CA.MDEH Reduced to S19S.OOO . c-0 ShM-ff Owner will consider con· ~l .. it tract of sale, second TO,
AFFORD AIU
COMDO
~ you name it l Owner
Rich RJty 673-7040 must sell immaculate 3 'r. BR 2 Ba home w /view of O\;EAN VIEW, spec-ocea.n & private beach
2 bdrm Ideal loca nr S.O.
fwy & Harbor Blvd.
Close to schools/shops
Atched garage could con
vert to Bonus rm. By
owner979·2A46. $63,000
will help rinance. SS6.900. FULLEtt REALTY 962-s.s85.1''~rest E. Olson'. University Pk (Village MIGHTYPRITTY Call June Blair(Agt) f'h:541>..0ll 4 Rltrs. Il)Highlyupgraded2000 •
Decked in fresh paint, UUChkk•Soup 963-3229 ---------1 + sq ft , 3Br, 2B a.
tacular ocean & Ncwpart •access
th.is family home sp0rts ... It couldn't hurt to call ------------------BY OWNER, 3 8 R, $113,500 lnchM!es I and.
an upgr aded · chen, Chuck Nash about a re-IHCOMEPROPERTY •OPEHHOUSE den/Liv Rm. l'~ Ba. SS7·~dys,552-3849eve
Harbor view. Pool, wood OPEN SUN 1-SI'M MESA DEL MAR
-ks, 4 bdrms., 2 ba., Sl6 OeAma Comer lot w/RV park:ng,
n ew d r a p e 5 a n d warding career in real J Br Townhome nr So. view lot, $72,900. 19422 F t t ' b b t. wallpaper. Only $79,950 estate. Free training if Coast Plaza. Rents all SUHDA.Y 1-5 Harding Ln., HB . an as tc. uy,Pl eall.
d;yllg.bts tbruout.. Comp. Nmodeled & updated. D.urer's Realty lovely 4Br, 2Ba, nicely for t his and three youqualify.540-SlOl. $400/mo. on long lse. l Yr 18630 Busharo, nr Ellis. 963·4977. Open House Turtlerock Glen Ill'.'.
bedrooms with open --------•I Warr lncl. Takes $6290 By Owner. $76,500. 4 br 2 Sat/Sunl·SPM Ex.ec •BR home, pnced
beam family room. Lots E /S1'de Custom home. down.Ask1ng'62,900 ba, frpl, lrg shaded back ---·--for immpedr al adle bdy yrd, 2 car garage, nr -.-,-..v,r4J4.V4 owner. ro n scp ,
otSlZE! 3Br,hugefam. rm., 3car @ schoo l s, FHA· VA? l'VTFA.MILYISTATE beslloc. Save thousands.
t:asy maintenance! '"'' decorated.
S2:U,soo. Interested "' 675-2311 ss1l~:f ,'l-~,. I
qualified buyers only. By I---------•---------owner. 4.9f.6468. Courtesy J~MINE CREEK·3Br.
torealtors. 2Ba, fam rm. bar, many Col1ge Pll •cmty
3Br, 2Ba, lg enc patio. nr new JUt, highly motivat·
ed seller. Submit.
gar .. oo R-2 lot. Agt 962r452l6 · IMllACHCITY Sellil'll at last years ';~~~ Cil ~nn Otill..Y MIMUTES prices. $1S4.SOO. ssz.1aso
FOREVER VIEW upgrades, 644-6449 PROPJCRTlES. wooDSTREAMcoNoo PRESTIGIOUS ~aT D"'"..-HOME . _ _ 1s2-1t20 tno 1581 1210 G R E E N B Ro o K . ROM"~'".-"" -.-1400 OUAI\. sr Nf..-T MACH Nr Bit Bay. spit level, 3 · · M . bs tbs 1 Kensin ... oo 4Br 3Ba UR, den, easily convt 'd c-o Hi~ ti 4 BR. Owner will .,.--SUNSETR.E.
557..a62l & 96UH I
Spacemaker I. 2885 sq fl, am e; gues e. poo e• • • •
0pen1oue>0om re-~:::3 ~~~~·!~':~ FIRST THE 48r + bonus rm. RV area & summer house. fam rm, co~\ry !!!i ~Joance. Shown by appt. 3 BR 2 BA. very private.
oiled Brokers, Bill Ocean & canyon view.
emandcz. 714/646-7414 Ex large lot. Many
GIHHIROOK Owner/agt. 548-7933. GOOD MEWS parking. Featuring lux· Consisting of 1,960 sq. ft. A/C. 00 green 1t •• w
500 on .77 acres/10 city lots. deck, comm poo "' ten· Entertainers delight. 575 OOO ury at its best. $146, . niscts byownr $1.S9 ooo
---------• features. Open for view·
Pri•ahleoch
Corona Highlands 4
Bdrms. 2 baths. fenced
-yard, fixer. SlSS,000.
Agt /Owner. 673-3620
ing Sat & Sun 1-SPM.
$215,000. 707 Rockford
Rd. Prine. only. 675-4858
IONUSIUY!
J Br+bonus rm, 2"'2 ba.
1800 sq ft. Centaral air.
R.V storage $79,000. Agt
754.Q62
3Bd, Cam rm., pool & POOL IC..1tsJcle • Open Sun 12·5 at 8683 Brochure available. SS9-0331 · • ·
jacuzzi. Oversized lot. Beaut 3 B/. tta, fam rm Here's a College Park 3 Hudson River Cr. Prlu $625,000 ---·------
Lge sideyard for w/frplc . New kitc h , BR_. 2 BA w tenclosed Yorbal.indaRlty MikeSchloessMH lrodsacor
children's safety. Low enclosed boat access. patio. 996-3000 llHltor Spectacle
maint. Pri vale highly 2517 Westminster Ave. THEN THE BAD 1714) 673-5311 Wann & comfortable liv-
EngS. ~~~e. bylffo~er, J OPEN HOUSE upgraded. Agt. 546-2313 $87,900. Pb 646·9328 & Needs a liule T.L.C., bultl ...._.,._•.ch I 040 ~~ ing surround this •iv
'-'A .... ., BY OWNER 548-&t.Sl a steal ! Hurry• ca ....,. ecutive ranch style 3 BR OCEAN VU.OWNER br 2 ba, liv rm, den, 944W. WILSON 3Br, 2Ba Monticello ---------• NOW ! ••••••••••••••••••••••• OPEN SUH. 1·5 + 2 BA home m pre·
2 fantastic buys, Harbor playroom. priv. beach. SUNDAY 1-5 54"3666 7 22 D H--1..--D U.rt... •• Turtl k I l F I . d B t Twnhse $65,000. 548-8395 CAI • IU!!.E p "RI( v-2 ~ __-r. s •""""' eroc . n· Vu, 3 b r, frp, must see. ee an · Y app · 3 bedroom 2 bath home .,..., -u36 ,,,,...._ ,,. d 1 h ...... or offers· a blend of or,,_ . .,. -""SPOOL WHELA..._. Plan D on o w t 4 ""'' · 644-2641, 644·8722 1114 _67J._S_7_09 _______ 1 with large familyroom r-...., 1"'111 bdnm., 3.,., baths; near formal living & °<lining
White Sails. Open 1-5. EXCEPTIOMAL y A.LUE C...twy 21 Crocker IY OWNEA Just reduced '5000. 4 REAL EST ATE ocean. community pool, rooms, a11 bltn kitchen,
_s_a_tl_Su_n_. ______ 1 Sharp Tri-plex on So. ____ 6_4_2-_5_0_6_2___ 4 Br, 2 ba. formal dining, BDRM, 2 BA pool home. ---------jacuzzi &sauna. $120,000 wood burning fireplace & IY OWNER Side or Coast Hw y. Lg brick Crplc, corner lot, 2 Abeolut.ely the best buy Sal p MIWl'ORT IEA.CH covered patio. Atrium off
3Br.2Baunitw/loft.2Br OPEHHOUSE car gar. 900 Dogwood. in area. $84.950. Call to es ersons REA.I.TY 67g..1642 cozy Family Rm.
)lost beautiful custom unit + bachelor. Offered 964 UMIOM $78,500. Phone 7Sl-0774 see. 540-9922. Warm, friendly office, $117,500.
house ln CdM. 837-6332. t ..,15 500 S"T & SU ... I S eves. ~ stressing honesty, no de 1.,"CH HOUSE OpeoSat/Sunl-SPM Open Sun 12-S, 709 3 ... • · ,,. " • nds I '""" SJUBlin NattissWI '"'&vilk'Properties 4 bedrootd 2 bath home. 3 BR. 2 ba, 30x1S addi· •ossocio1es ma .~rr~~f~n 2 lots. 3br. 2ba f/d rm. Roger's Rutty"· ---------• large corner lot with tlonal !am rm, frplc, up· ...._ •Smart Decor S&S Resale Specialists. Park. Sharp. 644·1094 1-(714) 549-2467 ~ trailer access. Waterfall grades i/o. Walk to pool •PRCComputerSystem 3.4 or S bdrm models --------• ,""SOUTff OfHWY. & loads oC landscaping. & mkt. Consider 2nd orl~~~~~~~~~I •Bestcommsplit avail. some w/pools. OP&t SUM 1•5 675-2311
1'hdnns .. 2 ba., + dt>o ; IA.YFROMTCONDO $79,500. ~~,,,!;.plex . $80,900. V" l!:.Ll"IUYE.111 •P/FUlltimewelcome! 968-4602 &R-2cornerlot:owner Eleg. w /slip, pool, c.twy2tCrocker ....,.......... ~ SK JoelDevin 642·636E PennlngtonProperties ATRIUMMODEL Gd! view. l<Jth tee, top
will carry 1st T.O. jacuui, cov gar. Secun· 642-5062 ---------•We have properties for 0. IBRHIEatah floor, Rancho San Joa·
$168.900 ty, owner eves. 67S-5794 ---------1'3 br 2 ba. best Eastside you. Call today! " Oaeft Sat/S.n 1-5 5792 Troahv qltn Plan 2 "'den. See to
501 c..,...._ EASY LIVING loc a ti oo . 589. soo. VALL.Ff 640-9900 Opens.t&Sun 9·SPM 819\ Pennington. AUanta Sharp 3 BR. 2 B.{ across apprec. Open Sun. l ·S. 31 ~ ~ I 5 CA.MEO SHOil.ES f l h ~2333. By Owner. Brookview Condo 7 mo & Beach. Charming 1 Br from Meadowlark Golf LaSer•ft• ......... ...,.. _,.... .. .-. • "TI'M. IUYEAS! is what you'll ee w en ___ .......;;. _____ ~ nu Condo. Pool, aJr cond, Course. Highly up· ~;....__ ....... __ .,.... _____ _
,,. you see this home. It PRICED FOR -r.-ra ded be h · CdMCHA.RM Vnableto findthehome features a s undeck. 2 ~\'~~ 38r,38a,cntair+rec bltns. near beach. g.ra · st ouse an Modll.._W/P ...
Spacious duplex ; 3 you're looking for? Call frplcs and low main· ~ICK SALE ~ 178.900. Pnn 54S·Ol93 lmmed occupancy. Call tract. '39.950. M Univ. Prk prime loca·
bdrms. + 2 bdrm .. 5 full us first for service from tenance yard. Tastefully Fre y painted Mesa M V rde beauty 3 BR Ju o e BI air, Ag t . MEAR OCEA bion, parks, tennis crtl, 2
l:ths; on charming tree· our resident spec1ahst, decorated. Bike to the del Mardellgbt, 3br, 2ba. SB.LEIS MOVB> 2esbaa c' .. •tomiied 'home: _<_71_4_>968-3229 ___ .____ 60 I 18th Street comm. a11oc. jac. & l977 leader in total list beach. -ooo d\. n rm + fa m rm ( ..., pool 3 .. •-f m rm edstreetnearbay. d · ..,.,, · Oesperatefor ofer! Lrg formal din'g rm, l.,"CHHOUSE Former mqdel, custom • ..,r"' a • Ing.<> & sales. H "e on t lnt1 R., ... _......_-&. w /beame d cathedral b J d '""" ft 3 BR 3 Priced to sell tmme<L 429 C.-..aKon have your dream home. ·5' ._....,.,_" ceiling. Includes new no-3 BR, 2 a .• cu e sac, lam rm. J frplc's. huge 4 Br. 3 Ba, lge sundeck, l home, 1800 sq. . ' OpHS.R.1·5 we'Ufindit! 963-0867 wax Ors. sec. system, MesaVerde.$85.000 patio w/firep1t , beauty yr new in rapidily de· BA. with many extras. ~~O. B1 Owner.
ottAHGICOA.ST Rlchlllty 673-7040 IYOWHEll fn.it trea & playhouse. A.JobosonBkr 9'19-4964 lndscpd front & back. veloping beach area. $139,900.
RIA.LISTA.TE 3 br newly decor . in & $84 ,000. By owner. By own r. Cambridge ~ec ga~age ~~r :;;e~r $125.000. 616 20th St. rm FAMILY UVIHG
64 ... ..1•41 d t 1 557·3160 Highlands. 3 BR, fa m muc mo · · 1 · 5.16-1718 Beaut. 3 Br, dining rm • .,..._ A WIHHEA!!I out. rea Y 0 move n. ---------rm, 2 ba, 2 Crplc 's, shake By owner, prin on y. ---------• I t add-0n fam·rm, wet bar.
OPEHSUH.1·5 As sume 9'11 % loan. •OPENHOUSE• root.RVaccessnr schls 540-7610 50/o DOWH Lowpr1ce $77.900.Hurry,
935 --~ w-645-8206 IY o~E.111 & shop'g on cul de-sac I 026 3Br. 2Ba, den. Tennis, won't last. Century-:ll,
OLD
,._.... -1 • ....,...,13\. ' . ' DanaPolftt bch, fantastic location. 2 RE ALTY IN C. Seller wants action on MESA YEADE Sat/Sunday IOloS. SB2.500.546·2222 ••••••••••••••••••••••• caraar.Ownr &U-1094 714/846-1371 Mary Ann Kay, SS2-12'S
this cheerful 3 bdrm., 2 Prime area 4 br 2 ba. Lovely Mesa Verde Band 3B 383 evs. 752-6S21days.
CORO.._. & r new r., . ex· 1~~~~~~~~1---;;~;rj~jL-l"'lllA bath, family rm. home. Reduced this wknd for home. 4 Br', frplc. lge ecutive home with I Y OWHEA Condo By Owner. 2br.1: IEAUTIFUL
DEL M•R Shake roof. fenced yard quick sale. Shop&you'll family rm (l9xlS'). frml ceramic tile entry, sun· Newer ocean view l"'ba. crpta, drps, frplc, WlllCEHD
A +VIEW! $195,000 · Fee. see-It's a steal at only dining r oom . 3262 ken living room, beams. Duplex. quality COO· serv. room. wsbr. dryr, sea· ...... -WOODIRIDGI
$3491500 UCHB.U ROIMS $109,950. Open Sun 12·5 WMhington. 549-3497 cathedral ceilings, frplc. st.ruction. 3 Bdrms and 2 pvt patio, carport. Nice. --Broadmoor Lautt!lwood
REALTOR 675-237 3 2033 S. Capella. Agt. GllEEHIAOOK formal din. rm., dream Bdrms. $142,000. Agent/ $49,000. 962·334S dys, We're shoutingaboutour "E"plan onquietcul'* LUXURIOUS SO-Oll2 kitchen, with micro· Owner:67J.3620 673-9003evstwlmds. 11216,.500 price tag·THIS 11cst.2Story,4bdnu,3
·---------•l38,2Ba,famrm,form I f 1~~~~~~~~ WEEKEND ONLY. fullbaths,8cargar,A/C. CUSTOMHOME CA.MEOSHOUS 1• din rm. laundry rm. =~r~~~mM~~·~1: 511.0CKSFROM Clistomexecuuvehome· bilhlYupgraded.Wa.lkto 2 ledrootn HiahlY'UJ>&radedocean & EASrSIDE Hampton model. nrS. Co Bdrm w/sunken bath, Lge Coun'fa English 6br. HUMTIMGTOM 2 br, pl1&.1b pile carpet achoob, parks ~ pools. h..,...&-hwnt canyonviewhomewitb3 B"(OWNER P\aza.t99,SOO.Byowner, study.Submilall offers. Pool.• a, vu Dana a.r.&CH tbrou1hout, archltec· Owner/All bas othir ::-r. -r-bdnns., 2 baths & den. 3 556-7484. "6.500. Principles only Harbor & ocean. 496-8294 ..,,,_ tural design with ex· commitments. Mu at
Oneo(a klnd -Complet· Skylights! Ideal for COU• I 00/o ...... u. v-014 •• Alts 642-5548 t9'R. ... Thia duplex ls LARGE! tensive wood "' glass. sacrifice well be low
ed in J an. of 1978 for pre· pie. with room for pool on ~,,. - -. D~' ''" D..,• Two 3 bedroom, 2 bath Don't pass this up. Call market. $112,900. CO!ll·
l4tlt owner. 4 bedrooms view aide. Pri , DOWN. 3 BR. 1 BA, on JUST SIS.000 MESA. DEL MAI L«e 3 Br owner's unit, 2 units with fireplaces. geo.1550 or 960-6377. ask tact Tom at 1sz.-bus
ill den (or 5th bedroom), By app't. 1275.000. f1ower St. Call for de-Xtra lge lot, PARKING OP94 SAT Ir SUM ba PLUS 2 Br. 2 ba ren-p R I D E • 0 F for Harold or Mike. or5S2-0218res.
lwing room & master CameoShoresSpeciallst tails. Ownr/agt. 549·1438 FOR3RECVEHICLES. tal. Frplcs, big deck, OWNERSHIP AREA C.Zl·SUIFRLTY
bedroom w/ fireplaces. Rkll.... 673-7040 or6JJ.J..2188 PRINC ONLY. Aat. ~~l~rryS811~: gourmet ltitcb. $13S,OOO FOR$180,000. --------
Maater bath Includes •r ~~~~~~~~l1_54M __ 10. ______ Makeolfer. Agt.7S&-0358or49H-420 IFTHIWORD
J •cuul 4' uperate CA.MEOSHC>aES -. ·9'7PresidloDr. OUILOSS d Q t.1.AtL m y dtts1ln1 room. Stereo Panoramic ocean/jetty Eastside 3brt_qwet area, • PL.AC Bl MONE
· clolet with speaker oul· vtew + 3 bdrm .• 3 baths, Ir& lot. Opn HSe Sat/Sun. EASTSIDE 640-2'5S YOUR GiA.IH P ROPE.Rt'UCS CITIS YOU
let• thr uout houae. form. d1nin1 rm., (am. 646-so2s. Pm only ~~. I OPEN SAT/SUN 12·6PM --7$2-tt20 t no D -
Kitchen la a dream of rm. with frplc. & wet l\Uil Nof·-!...e.~_ab3teBRoff1~~ reBa· i.ooou~~'j,,~:;r~rlUCH ~:. ~.~v:a~~:i!;:.; !Pace & appliances. bar; brkfat. rm. "' new IASTSIDE ... .......,., L-_-·ii~ UlM:u .,..., ... ,, &Mte lamlly room opens kitchen Priced lo sell. 3 Bdrm.1 2 bath, modem PIS•U•• """91 twnh!le la an end unit By owner, open Sunday paymentll Ii low down.
J6llopatJo. A house de· Byappots."21.500 bomewatbopenbeamed 36afamllyroom,fPIC!,2 SU P E R SUNSHINE w/l7~1q.l\.Oneofthe 1-S,4BR,famrm&lrl Ua c:loee to the beach
alpedtobethecomplete CameoSboresSpeclallst ceiling: on a huae lot. Ba, dbl gar, largo yard, HOME 2 + den, hllhest beat ocean " harbor playrm. Gate for bQ,t. w. /comtnunlty pool. 'bclme Is only 2 block• Rldt•.., '73-7040 Only $19,900. Call Jacuul,call,won'llastl quality interior n4 soo vtew11 available In Dana 9711 Bay Meadotw. MOVE·IN lmmedlateb'
ftoomthekach.. :!. 84M4e3 Scbworer Rea l0to; Point. Make your offer ..;.B-~9836 _______ , le watch your money
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,%7 11 L Coed Hwy, 9,500 Eaatalde, better --• 645-9161 . All. So&S--4289. It ll "'4Cjrtlet a.c. w• ..._ .... , Cir, ,.,..c$18l ~1"'111 C.... hurry 1 M2.QS8 Have eomethlna to Hll7 nod nal you waftL 1n -.-n •..... _. •••a· 11T & Tl DEVINREALESTATE CWalfiedadsdollwell. DaJ'1PUotCl.aulll..U. aa.u1.SAda '4Uf1t 114-4 J-•lll d,s,I014Gevet. ....,._. "'
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2• $64.710 ,. 64,710
1'beee beautiful A aad B
Plan Wa lnut Sqvar•
homel area priced be)Ow
the market tor qwck
sale I J 111t etePt to tbe
pool. Shake roof• and apeck>ul. Wllh tena.otur
wttbout.
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«nUd b1 l..aia U~bs! I 5 A atnr• IUJI! condo; l·bdrm. + loft. llMriara.SLruaetc.l s•T1r.'u : l .. ~ I IK.llUI • Ceotralair.Tenlllll,pool. ...w wll&# ..WW.. Ad " "· • •... Jacuui, exerci•~ room. tmllM. pool Is asen:lM Partndte tWoodbrid1e). 'fbaa a mmaculat 3 clubhouu. A great fadlltlu.Opca Hu Buut 4 Br home b_y .... _.. al , MA_,,. ott•.Q:W1 ~room f1am1l1 h<1ahs v ~--·....., Sat/Sua Ul Oran1e'1-0'lf'11Ct_;;.;;;_·..;;."""'l;....:...;;,...;...;~---1 wit.h formal dlnl.ft1 room DAVID D. CAlLSOM
sn·no,, 5~9·ton • IARGAIH ;r~n:t ~.=. ·~_: _1_&_•_.a.T_oa __ 1_1_>-_9_2_t_l Blouom.. U•.tOO . ~ I r..
Ml'MGZ Owner/Lltto~ !>etdteld."l'owftbom~ mi tr al air PLUS a wbole ~a tarefre.e summer 3 Br. i~ ba. fam rm. lot more! l Call pow for in-this l>eetfield Patio llElflll Pl.AN A.IC. 100~ ut>&rades. det81!J.. Home. 2 bdrma. den, cov-SU, 500. By o wnt!r er-.dpatio,coaipl. w/gas
Olly $85 •a 5&·5347 I bbq "firepll, A/C, steps ,--------to community pool. Only
Im 1 •R~E . tjij •.ooo. Open Sun. 1-5. 13 meculai.•totall1 \IP """" w , · Ro c k S p r l n g s .
t r aded 3 bedroom BARGAIN OwoerA>roker955--0605
towebom•. Faatul1c location 011 areeobell, 2350 Sq.ft. ot beauty! Deerfield Pk home, 4 br: a
a.l.o formal dlnlog room Lots of used briC'k· in RANCH REALTY ba, 2000sq ft. JD&h up-•· r·-11~ ....,,._ ClOlile to planten and fireplace. •rad•s Decorated ~· p;'b," Includes FIQOr to ceWog fplc i ___ 5_5_1_-2_0_0_0 ___ :itearthtOnes. $ll2.000.
caJ:ale TV. exterior maln-separate family room Owner SSS-5598
teoance "fire insurance Tri level covere<t patl fHIJll-JIC
00 bulletin•. Hurry! This views lush yard. 4 large "" IW By Owner: Turtle.rock
won't last. bdrms. xtra lge dilling WIMBLEDON Glen twnhme-Plan *l; 2 room area. Just listed, 6b br 2\-; ba; beaut. view
call IN THE over UCI & hills: frpl
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RAHCHREALTf
551-2000
BELOW MARKET
BY OWNER
Rare "Pres coll"' an
Woodbridge Place. Sbr.
$170,000. 552-4975
llJ..lllO mstr bdrm & liv rm: I i..• o.ty prof. decor. thruout incl. ~ el utr £Xa.USIVE mirrored liv rm wall. S13BJl()O. CalJ for apPt.
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RACQUET CLUB Re~ 752-0338, ~-
• 213/7211H1152; Absolutely
Come and s ee this noagts. gorgeous 4 bedroom ----"-------
IEACHCLUI home wrth a den. POOL and everything that you
would want in a fine
home. Vacant and ready
for you•!
LIVING
•
OPEN HOUSES
1512~
A Columbla (o Collese Park, doee to pool, park
,. school. Has panoramlc
view to Mount Baldy.
4t62L..tAM
Pride of Ownerahlp h1
reflected lo tbia 3
bedroom Citlifornia
Hotnell with private pool
No,aasociatlon f~.
15232 Vichy
Its a Sorrento In The
Ranch on a cul-de·aac near &reenbelt. Welk to
school & teoniJ court..
No uaociaUon r~.
#28-y•Trff
Lovely Fordham in
Unlversity Park on cor·
ner lol. Extensive
brickwork & gas fireplt
for summer B~Qs.
I Su1'1d4y,Apt1118, 1978 DAll.YPllOT 8{.Cf
Hou1e1 For Slff Hoel•t For S.&e .Hoan fer SaM l~-: F... S. -,• ~;::,;;·····;~; .:;;.::w····;·o~i ;w· .. ··io4i ·······;;~·····,·;: ~
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p I • y • • • $ ~lit I 5 0 0 -•• 41 • c • d
fO. • .$ 191,000. I
SOUTH
l.AGUNA
499-4551
497-3331
LAGUNA
NIGUEL 495-1720
OANA
POINT
493-8812
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NICUEL
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DANA 11' ' POINT ,, ..
493..UU. ~·
145~ I & 145.11 SoYln lrriM I 044 1-lech t 041 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~'·
A pair tp see lD CoUege --r--Parlt. One 3 bedroom & ••••••••••••••••••••••• --•••••••••-••••••• &....,... a..h I 041 L.....-leaclt I OW den &. one 4 bedroom. •••••••••••••• .. ••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••&'
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poo1s, park &school. 3122 He .... gway INCOME OR.
4Br. l~Ba. electric Hotel apts., 1 blk. lo
bllns. frplc in family rm, beach. Uve in tbe l ·
shake root. aaraae door bdrm. & rent tbe 15
opll', community pool as •Pllclous bachelors with
tennis, creat location. bi1 kllcbena, plus 8
Can'Uutatthl.aprlcel sleeping rm.; rent an· 611 ·2102 oually, seasonally or dai· LAGUNA llACW',
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WOODBRIDGE: Brand
new ~pe1Jwoo4. Lowesf
price• br boose in Wood·
We have to sell now-}lou
WU\! We have redubed
the price of our beautiful
ln-level 4 BR. Family
room. formal dining
room and excellently up·
graded home by ~lVer
$7000. Priced below
market for qukk saJe.
Call
Join your neighbors for
swimming, boating, fis-
lung, pot luck dinner &
voUeyball at the beach.
Convenient park pro-
vides adult & family fun.
All within walking dis· RANCH RIAi.TY
ly. $48,000 Income. WiU View of ocean 11 mt.1~~4· N QR INS cooaidSeTrtAraydesO.US.SSTS,000. bdrms., 2 bat.ht, dinJJ!t
R E A L T Y rm., extra large ramn:Y ORHOWABOUT
bridge. Owner must sell lll·l l lO
immediately. Turn left lrviw'1 0nty.
off Yale al Woodhollow. 7 RB> CARPET
Elmwood. $102,000. ~~~~~~~··~I
Lance. frqm this elegant 4 551·2000
Br home. 1---------
lnft' R.E. Network
961-0167
ftllrM SUN 1_5 ···°'each other's hairr s rm.; 1arae new sundedC: LESS THAN uru. Bdrms., 3 batns. den & ctoese to schools: ro6rn~ 19471 Sierras.to 1320 sq. ft. game court; for pool. Relay an~
7S2-S368 attcr 5 PM -
RANCH REALTY
551 -2000 $60 000 OLE!!! Spaniab ma0»ioo on the greenbelt. near for possible iac;;f'h;
1 TURTLE ROCK 4Br, n~wly remodeled. Uni-Dana Harbor. Hurry, our $142.500 ~. ~ ............ !~.4.~ ~~~ ............ !~~~ -1aoWERMARKET -luxury d~~~e~a~au~~i1:!. ~~~.1~':!,.~~frt~: ~~~~~ocfu~ lilltiD'i.j~~~L·~ s SAMCLEMEHTE ,~ ti UMIV SITY Jacuui t.ained 2 bdrm .. 1~ ba. garage door opnr. air units. P.mect for owner . .-..A. Ci Pe ci al Pr i c • d 'ill( townbome in Walnut conditi.oner. mirrored occupatioo plus income. ...wvuuoy, axer-upper: a townhouse, $89,850;.)
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EZ living for the t!X· Square. NOW is the Ume wardrobes. A MustSee! Pride ot:ownershlp as lge. mstr, lluite. 2 baths, bdrms., 2 baths, all llll'j•
macnab / Irvine L\ ly Oxford m ode I ecutave an tbi5 lovely lo start bulldtng eqwty 611•2102 well as a sound inves~ a massive wood bumina rooms! lncl. amenities.
s h <> w s P r I d .e o r C o r n e I h o m e . 4 aod saving on your in· L ..,15 000 frplc., lge. lot & picture swimming pool, t.enatL
realty 0)¥DeTSb1p. 3 br. dan rm. b edrooms, paneled men -....:___:_ windows to lhe sea. I
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bo v f come tax.! . ct.s., c ubbouse, ja~uu:i· e nus rm. 1ew o bonusroom.eatingarea, AWAY FROM THE Owner will finance or Neverllvedln;'l'lickoi•
mls. Pnced below other dining and fireplace. Ex-coowos, Fatabli.sbed. lease w/option. Hurry & cupancy for buye.-.
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~o~d'! __ mo2~s at onfl ~a ... g..!nre. $~9.SOO., in .. c~me roducing conver t your r .ent Owneranxlou.s!
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R al ""'t 833·8600 .l&.u....~ p-LL corrals. $72,000 io ·-'"-1213N.Cst Hwy,Lag~ e o:o ate ''#I lttC .. fonia'" UIHs; illl S31S,OOO. um.1ISTRUCTED 497•33113 ·•
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Lovely Woodbridge Creeks\de
home! 4 BRs, 3 baths, family rm &
lush prof. landscaping makes this
an outstanding buy! Custom cpts,
drps & over $20.000 wortb of
upgrades make H "one-of-a-kind"!
Buy today at $129.000. OPEN 1·5.P.M.
44 ILUEJA Y. ( V -92 )
lOCA TION + ·Y A1UE
Taslefully decorated 3 BR
(luxurious master suite w/walk-in
wardrobe). 2 bath home w/country
kitchen w/ B-1 's. Extra lg. /ot on
.greenbelt location w/vi~w of
Saddleback Mtn. $103,950. ~EN 1·5
P.M.15 ILAZIMG ST.(R. (V-93) -
MEl~HIORHOOD COMSCIOUS?
Then have a look at this lovely 2 BR
+den condo in popular Woodbridge
Arborlake. Coordinated in lovely
colors & pror landscaped
w I b cautirul wood dec~ing orr
formal dining rm. O,.EH 2-6 ,..M. 70
LAKEVIEW. ( V .94 )
DEBtFIB.D DETACHED HOME
2 BR + d e n home w /prof.
land scaping & brk·like· covered
patios. fire pil. planters. mature
trees & plants. Decorator cpts &
drps. Cul-de-sac location' -comm.
facilities incl. pool & proposed park.
Beller than new w/all the hard
work done! $93,500. OPEH 12·4 P.M.
15 SAMDE:ILIHG. ( V -95 >
SUPB HOME-SUP~ IUY
3 BR townhome in Village 3, Univ.
Park. Tip -lop condition!
Comfortable f:.t m1ly rm-kitchen.
formal dinin~. lg. living rm w/fplc:
Extra-lg. lot & easy care patios.
Handy to comm. pools. Spas, tennjs.
Priced to seU -$115,000 incl. land.
OPEN 1·5 P .M 4646 SIBRA TREE.
CV -96)
•CALL TO SEE•
IRAHD HEW
Sparkling 3 BR on cul-Oe-sac. Dbl.
garage w/opener: separate famHy
rm w /fplc ; forn110 dinin g;
cathedral ceilings '& Jg·. glass
expanses bring in the garden
'atmosphere. $99.500. J~yce Edlund
642-8235. (V-97)
SUPE:ll PLAH I 00 ·IH COLOMY
One of the few 3 BR, fa mily rm,
single family homes on x-tra lg.
corner lot -loads of privacy!
Neat-as-a-pin & a must see at
$92,500. Holly Markas 644 -6 200.
(V -98)
"START YOUR ES-TATE"
Fantastic price for this beautiful
Woodbridge.Estates J efferson 2 BR
& den townhome. Features lovely
upgrades & easy c are prof.
landscaped yard. Other amenities
incl. pools. jacuzzi & lake raciLities.
Carol Porcella 752-1414. CV-99) . ..
UMI~. PARK--fttTHS J OWMHOMI
Spacious'lamily homt; w/4 ·Jg. BRs
(mcl. exquisite master suite),
formal dining, !amiltv rm & 2'h
bat h &. Gourmet kitchen
w/Mlcrowave & greenhou se
window. Covered patio +view! Now
only $133,900 ! f~o rr est Powers
752·1414. (V-100)
642·1235 644·6200
4'01 Oovtr Orlvf! H<1rqc>r Vlt.,., (tl\ltr
lrviftt at Campu\ Vallty C.nttr
1n..1•1•
WOODBRJDC E PLACE Highly upgra ed. large ocie ~ ... VIEW
Special offering. 3 5 UMIVBtSfTYPRK 5 3 CAMno'•"--ln"'l"'E Yalemodel.4 BR,3BA,2 OLD WORLD CHARM. '°""" '' bdrm. Contemporary de V 11 1. I . 11) o di fie d rv.,.vic ,...., " frplcs + family room. This Corona del Mar 2 Open house l to 4. 30831 lm ______ lllllllli
tached family homes in Fordham lwnhse, end Best buy. $l2",900 lee. Bdrm. home is worth the Marilyn Dr. So. l..aguna OPEN SAT/SUN 11·5 ·
open . woodsy design. wut,3-4br,2Vaba.Open BELOWMARKET Nearpool&tennis price alone.Supplement $1'19,500 OCEA9'7Nt&ORJBOLLlJEEBI~~
Just short walk to lake & llO\JSO, Sat /Sun. 4332 Turtlerock Glen gard your lax deductions with ~ nu par.ks in Village of Wood ~rusa Way .. By Owner. hme, Laurel plan, 2 or 3 rear units. Waiting for DOUD CANYON VIEWS 2Br.
bridge. 1''rom $115.UOO. $106,000 w/$1000 c11sh re· Br. 2 Ba, good location thu right investor tH wlk to bcb & lennii.,
s.\2·4101 bale for your own up-Owner /a_gt.. 644-667_8. _ $165,000. 1144.500. 499-1600. ---~rading . SSl-0404 or Aealt0fs,1Est. lll07 SCCYM'-LANOCO:ai'l
END UMIT 975-4980wrkdys • OPEH HOUSE (714>7sM422 ~!!!~~~!!!~!I'
. OMLY $15,500 '"TRIUM, llR NO MORE 2Sl Lower Cliff Dr.-~ Orangetl'ee pauo home.: "" Woodbridg'e beauty new Una: Pk, upgraded 640-6600 LAGUNABEACH br 2 ba, 2 car gar. B> ExcitinCJ! .~;.
lOWllhouse. Elegant end Amherst. Dramatic l~~~~~~~~~I Sundaylto5 Owner. $88,500 or make Ctuarming 2·alory ••
& many xlras. 2 big 1 t · 1 tel TV...,,..EllO-Large2Bdrm.,2bath0. lDature vu ar.:.e. unit w/~graded cpling ceramic tile entry, BROKERS OWN YOUR 0-WN. olr.LseopU.on.870-0086. ecuUve home ln qui4k
bdnns. 2 ba +fmly rm. owes pnce. comp e Y "'~ """ Y-0 .n...•y 1''-bloc" to Ope .. n Sunday u..a. 2S05 ~' -~~e·s1 t>es
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L N2672 San ~~c:e:' tb~~e ii~ ~u: ~IH-50.. Main '&a~ Bright & Ir11 Way .tlab~lo~s ~~r~:gm:~~:':b:
.. ,igue r.. ewporl neighborhood. "Tbe --~ cle.&D. Financing availa-~an ~oas me ci Y baJconY. 3 BR. Sl5S.~ Beach. 759-lSOL Good Life" offered al FELLOtITOFESCROW 57n OaldeyTetTOCe ble. SB9.SOO. lights vaew. 2 br & den, <lm> .,, --.ooo. MoUvated owner Just listed, Plan $0, ~!! .. ~!: .... cualootne~. ~asrtyy • .M Ian rN _, 4br, Jba, Culverdale's 49 .. •057 wJU.1 ... .-..... v hasboughlanother. best plan '5, 1900 sq~ localedatendoflranquil * .._ * liv rm, pnv. declcs & I Gemini Realty 839-6623 comer lot. ~u crnL, lro cul de sac. Spectacular ---------garden area. $198,500.
~-----Finest Rare La Salle palio.$1119.500. Spacious rooms. 3 915"""'--II II ... 0 view. lmmac. cond. OPIHSUH l·SPM 49'·~ I I
Un1v-Pk.Complt, im-OP84 SUM 2·5PM bdrms 2'"-b th.s f ·1 _._.. N •VA $1751<* mac. w/everything you 17S32Luther · 673-2012 rro., fo~l ~htga~~~ ...._,_~~u~oGfa ... bo··~e ~';e~~l0~3~ro::~ --·-
I work w1lh Orange Co could want i.n a beautiful laundry et bar 2 .aua u~...... .... s Su L • Vets only. Homes to 4BR. exec home. Price Beaut.S&S,t925sqft,4br, frplcs. ;me~;' garage. with paneled liv rm & Ra~/ &n ~l·3 •ea.a Luxuriate -
Sl75,000. For info call: by owner below market 21hba ~wnho~e. acce~s Beautiful yard wlth cov-vaulted clgs, couotry · · onstr • · .. Ulthis unique. architec-
Vet Agt. 541·0800 for this model-Sl34,900. pools, Jacuzzis, tennis ered patio. A jewel In a kHcb w /warm brick 4ln·2'12l. Tllke Nyes Pl. tural triumph i.n woo41 ~ 552-8584. crts. '120,000. Must be pel'fectsetting. $199,950 wall.3BR2BA.ooelevel -~-=-·--------•and glass. It haa.'tl
seen to be apprec. DAVID D.CA:RLSOM floor plan + back yard MYSTIC HILLS 4 .UR 2 bdrms., a lai:ge den and BYOWNER , 8 lf40fo .AIM11RL0• SSl~.552-5380 REALTOR 133•9293 w/lruit~ees.Amostun-Ba.· Fam Rm, great a e;e rene ocean•,•.
Irvine Townhouse. Lge Spac 2 Br, sunny ~~t/fam TERRACE 3 BR Dover, usual hilltop home. view ... Seller motivated, $!25,000 (903)
living/dining area & rm, vnulled ceiling & weJI located. Nr CoJ11m LacJ-ahach 1041 S11.9,500. bought another. SJ52,ooo. G1·ngerbrea 0_
panele d fnm rm . 2 frpl, blfully fncd & pool.$92950.547-7044 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 90IMiran111r Open Sun. 2-5PM. 1580 a
Br+2nd bath upstairs. landscp yd. Convenient -=--.:..-.:....' --------------WhftewcrterView Skyline Dr EBB TlDE Coff • Fncd yard & patio locinGreentrcc. $79,900. Woodbridge Crossin". PO_...BRR•LTY REALTY• 494 94SG · aae. •" " ", ...,.. Plus canyon wilderness • • ' 2 Bil colt.age on C!'ead~
$66,770 Please call today By owner, 833-5483, dys. Elegant Easton, highly IOOON.COASTHWY. w/occasiilonal grazing _m_-_3598 __ ev_s_. _____ 1 b h S v 551-0547 · SS9·6177, eves/wkends. upgraded, localed btwn deer create a unique set· rset.fringr •. w:·.ahcer·, dtr~~· •.
Op hse Sun 12·5, 4082 adult pool/jacuzzi & 497-2461 · f, his 3 BR 2 Ba OCEAM VIEWS "' ,_ •TURTLEROCK * Manzanita. beach. house. $137 ,900. Ung or t ~ This conveniently local-BBQ aod morelncl. New 3 BR 2 Ba Broad moor. Ownr/agt. 552·0620 OCEAHRlOHT home. Big living rm, ed 3 bdrm. home has a plumbing. Some v1~y.r.
w/fam rm, din rm, up Woodbridge Sycamore 2 __ ..:......;:::.______ The most fantastic loca-apacious kitchen, room big plus -a h11lsldc loca· Won'llast. SllS,000 <~l
gr d S' A VI I m med . stry house. Owner. 4br, . to expand. Priced to sell ~ SACRIACE uon in Laauna 'a Woods l S130 000 lion wath no sl<'""'· Large Ian •
Sll2.900. Lsehld. Ownr/ 2'2ba.hvrm,d1nrm.up-Cove! 3 sdnna., 4 car a · · level lot with patio, ~-:_
agt. 759·l2S8 grade~. lndry, klt·fam, Sellers must sacrifice garage, patio, privacy. tlO lllleblnl Cmyoft citrus trees & fully
,...EN S'"T/SUM I 5 $alu0to7 ooogar doo27r.SLndscp'd. this doll house. Freshly $85(),000 T..nARyoM? sprinklered. 1179.500 ...,,..-"' • • · on gs par-painted, central air and MOllTH EHD With near by redecorat· a MIGUIEt. TERR.
29 Tahoe (nr Culver, row. 551-0238 bas 3 bedrooms and 1 E , .. T 2 ed split level overloolting ,._,.0 ., thlS. profess. de-
11,.,,1 L ./ ,:, /, ,
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4Y4 94lJ ',<19 U.Jlb Universlly Dr.). Univ --------formal dining room. Also n meraw errace: quiet ~lud.ed canyon. """"Led Park. Must R .... inside or JUST REDUCED d bdrms. + convertible "•-'-ed .1 ..... new cpta C'Ql"a end unltlJ bnght ..~.. brand new back yar · den; hdwd noora. vault· ..........., ......,. & cheery, with 3 bdrms .
l.bi5 _lovely home to ap SI 0,000 Call now for detail!!. cd ·nn bl enhance this 3 BR 3 BA de b .... Pri ed prec111te. 2 bdrm 2 ba. Pri ed bel B 'Id ' ce1 gs; ue 'l!fater and buce famlly rm n. 2'f.t atni1. c to sep din-rm, high beam c ow w er. I view; very private. bome.$U8,950. seUqukklyalS104.950
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Sl1G.500 (714) 559.6626 or Groves 3br t
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ri-level .ll!:lJl"IBIN~ pathways & eventually jacuzzi. By owner new luxury Irvine ~ Meander thru the THE SEA''
S I' A R K L I N G
Mt:;DITERRANEA>O
HOME, located hlgb~
on Laguna's Rlvi~41 coastline. DETAIL. :l>
"OLDE WOR l>
ARCHI TECTURE".
W I EXT E R I 0 R 0 t•
C HALK W'HJTE
PLASTER, RED TIL}';
ROOFLINES. Ornate
Ule noons grace the ef\&,rX
hall. Spacious liv. rm.
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PORTICO'S, MASSIVE
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644-41.34 or 644·4407 1474 Pacllic I H O S. C oett Hwy. Z.st.ory. 2 bdrm. house:
LAKE FROHT OPEN HOUSE 3 BR 2 BA. parquet ~IHclt 494-'421 even has a basement.
Best loc, besl view in Ooors. textured walls, $131,500 Wdb I 2 d /\II SUNDAY12·3PM RANCH REALTY louofwood&gl~s.very • .,__...cu• .....
rg, wt + en. 5041 YEARLllSG 551-2000 private aetllng. Huge --~·"' -upg rades. New. Hy ---------1 view deck, Xlnt financ· OCEAN VIEWS ~ ownerG7s-s794 l"IM 1044 lrYIM 1044 ingavall.1179,500. Luxury custom home in
••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 497•1711 Portafina. Very spacious
WONDERFUL WOODIRIDGE
2 BR On the Lake
Poplar Model -3 BR
WB Estntcs-Lincoln-3 BR. FR
Sycamore 4 BR
Willow -4 BR, 3 BA
Broadmoor-Plan 0-4 BR. 3 BA
Willow-4 BR. 3 BA
WB Estates-Jefferson-2 BR
$145,000
101,900
107,900
117,900
112,500
117,500
128",500
106,900
re d hill
realty
552-7500
(3000 sq ft> 2br. den. 2~ba w /dramatic in-
terior. Askin& $283,000.
Offers invited.
1105 N. coo~' Hwy., Lagu"o
494-1177
31601 Coast Hwy.,S.loguf\a
499-4591 IYOWHER
499-1965
OPEN SAT /SUN 12-S
6S9 Bolsana Dr
1•-------•I FIRl'.:PLACE SET IN
5 U.TS MASONRY WALL.
W /OUTST/\NDING
Deluxe OCll views, 1 blk VlEW OF THE OCEAN
to bcb fl twn. Super FOREVER VIEW & VILLAGE BELOW. 2
owner'• unit. s Gar. Catalina ·ii city Ughts. Bdrm. & den Ooor plan.
$t00,000. 2br +den. 2~ba contem-OCEAH Vli W baa separate crafts rm
!. liGIODDYILTR po hom e. 1129,SOO. Superbly decorated, OEN W/FIREPLACE &
-494-1611 Evs/WltndaGM685 spllt·level home w /2 OCEAN VIEW. Bill·in ...;;.,.-------~ kilch~ w/EXC. OC~AN 1bree Arcb Bay, 3br, 2ba BRa, 2 baUls & laundry VJ"EW. This unique home MAKIAN OFFER & lod.ry. 9 yr okl view downstairs : master iJll an outstanding v•e
on one of the least ex-home. Will carry 2nd. suite, conv. den & lg. en· at. I\
pens ive homes ln Musl sell. Prin ooly. terlainment 11rca up· $199SOO
Laluna. Modem 2Br, 2 499-1!933 s tairs. A icardcn orr ...,.JSSIO..,.•R£•LT;,;, beth wilb ocean & moun-•---------every room. w /ocean """ " -., Wn viewa from J decks. STORYIOOK view from laving rm !IMS. Csl Hwy, Lag~
New opts, leve lors. 2 Bdrm. home, l blk. to $295.000.(V-101) Phont ~94-07l l"'.
$112,000. Open House bea~b. Hdwd. pegged Lynne VolcnUne644-6200 •-----''-------
Sat/Sun, April 15/16, .floors, air-rood .• burglar ---------xur1~ 2Br. 2Ba ... n noon to 4 pm. 888 Tia alarm, workshop, fenced view, own your own. ltln.
J ard THIH ARCH IA Y mac cond. 500 )Ids to~. uana. Y .$184..t.500 s9c,ooo. ~9~-~o38 ·l•r SIA PlOPllTllS . P!!u ALLEN Spectacular redwood & " • .. ... .., can-.maor REALTOR 494-7578 glass, 3 BR, 2 family rm ~&43'7 eves •
AalrfotJ efr.t•ist6 exec home. in p r•· By owner apectacular stlglou1 private com-,,.
Spedacular oc:ean view. 2 catallna & orean view munity. Brutbtak lnl l.alJIMa Hiiis I 0$0 br apt. Xlnt storage. Nr from a a bedroom. 2 both lllO degree OCCll\n vtow, •••••••••••••••••••~•
bch. lr1 pool. Adults. home. Fenced tn brick pvt. beach, tennl!I courts. UPflJ'aded Mtn Vu co4<>.
Slt,500. 714"'""20M patio. $129,500. 499--2125 This home la of the Laguna Village 3b~~ ~
highest quably m evory A/C, tennis. pool. clbl)ie..
rettpect and mu1l be S73.500. Ownr 497 142" ~ to ht• apprcrlat~ --- - -
CXfered ul SJei,000 Con 3 Br aa. 811. blln!!, brick
tact. Judy Rlouom. al fplc. up1raded rN•. Nolan Rtal ~late-Inc· lodscpd, 2 patios. m;a .
Arch Beach Hat• Area S. Laf\lna, Ocean vf~w,
Cuttom home. now In walk to comm beach. 2
compJeUon •t•a•. AP· 8R. tce lot w1.ru-t apt . prox. 3000 sq Ct, xlnt view tac fplc In both unlts.
o/ unyon la ocean ca11 ~~.1~_00 . Ry owner
s:JIS.0614. 832-19'7 ~ 881·ll6lorc&99-2468 5&0317
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~.._. I H .......... 1067 SUVllW By~He"l'OrtCrat ... __...tm ..... J• ·-..................... Port 0 _ 1 ~ .. _ .. b • Condo Ocean/Coastal ,....... ..._ __ .-ya • uo, .. a, ... vtew 3 br, 3 ba, ~nd unit, ...... __ • .,.<Ul.rU ... ,..,. stor)'. Beeut. vi~w. excdcond.Gastrpl.wet -A,Ma~a..-c. 4 br 2 BA. uPlnded hom~. lllfidacaplna, drps. etc. bar. retreat. Tennis !~ ba, •lra Jc lot. lou&.ecl close to Sad By owner. $119,000. 1911 courts, .POOl, jacuzzi. aa.-....,. dlebatk Collqe. Try VA YadltClmtlla.6*a!OO Day I 6 8 3 . 2 9 0 6
MOITHNW oft•b-"1.IOO. llACHTUASURE wbnds/eves541•7216 =~~~ TWOSTOIY VIEW REALTY Col)' aoitd home, near ------•I ,.-Dedo. t..\S.TSO down Beautll&&J i;o ... 2 yn -.7'12Z T'fO.OSSS ~&non 30UL 2 BR 1 Ba, •H CAMYOM•
$ '4' loan, su~ mo: •new,for .... byowncr.3 BYOWNl!:R hardwood floo rs. ~upcradedPJanU Ow'Der~Ml Be. 2~* Ba, lge lam rm Ca till .... 2ba F $135,000. br 3 bad tam rm, compil. ---------1 w/frpl, lge lncd yard. I • .wr, · am , .. ~ ........ -vu Owntraruuowi.*''"',OOO. ,nn, Ir& Ct'll.r)' kit w/eMlh re mo eled country --.-• ......, t th t L ii I t kitchen, stained 6: leaded AIC. .3Br. 2 ba. U>'1J do e58!M. :~ .::: Cl~e ~o glaas, imported Ules,
V8A. SUOO. Villa As· LAGUNA NIGUIL lake. rec cntr 4' acbl. hrdwd floors. Shutters
OHl.Y $tS. too RE
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Hewport Hh Redly
645-5044
«>e atai 761J.50QIJ 3 DR, FR 194.000 Won·~ Jail al $88,900. thruout, view location,
I 4 Br FR Pool 581-1056 Duplex, 3br, blk to beach. beaut. decor, amenities !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
...... .._. I 012 1---------b d I d i galore. Open Sat/Sun l·S • .._,...... Jae SHUOO $12,600 ac e u e n· 00 Royal St George. By ... ..,._.leach I 06t t'9wport IHdl I o&9 ··~··-··············· ONGOLFCOURSE DBPIRAn come.Owner213-696-3101 Owner.640-0488 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
4 Br. 2 FR, $242,SOO MUST SILL c.u.IFUI UVIMG 4 Br, den, $239,000
• in a home w /pnvacy in LAGUNA HILLS IN 2 WEBS
Niguel Shores ... BR. NeJlieGail Ranch, COSTA DE SOL
family room, fl>rmal din· Horse Ctry. 4Br, Jt'R, Private adult guarded
in8 room. Pool &jacuui. S190,000 com mµn ily·infin it e
Low maintenance SBr,3Ba,S159,000. recreational activities-3
Cust.m by builder, forever
Back Bay view, • BR,
fam rm, 3 ba, 3 frplc's,
$179,900. 2317 lrvine Ave,
Terrrui ·Trade. 631·3624
ta n d a c 8 p 1 0 g . LAGUNABEACH bdrm.2bath,brandnew, ---------1 ..--..UCED S139 l>CI\ Panoramic Ocean View never been 1 i ved io SH POOL n.r.u ···· ·"""· B FR ..... THE SU•F , • EASY 3 r, , contractors Jn,900. Call Bonnie, SI 0,000 DOWH
1' MAJNTINANCE own home, $250,000 C..21, H~JtoO SMELL THE SEA 2 sl.r'y home, 2600 sq n Jfl'f W. Yeah Co Duplex near the ocean. 4 Owner wilJ carry bat. of
* * * BAYSHORES * * *
OPEM SAT /SUM 12-5
27'2 Circle Dr •
BEST U' THE CRm
,,......_ MIWPOltT CllST C•••t
3 Br wlmounta1n vu/nr pool, tennJ.s
Price reduced~
3 Br /den/3 Cull baths -Front row
ocean vu!
4 Br w/fom rm/den/coastal vu
$Below mkt!
CALL CHllS H:AIWOOO 11Ut21
FB..USOH alALrc.S
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WUTCUff
CHAlMB
Neally groomed a Bdrm,
~2 bath with lovely yard.
Near '1\opa, schools,
parks. Asking onl)'
$152,SOO. To see call
540-llSl
.. ,_.:» HERITAGE
. . REALTORS
SUPER SIZE
Nwpt Hgta home, Juat
blocu to acboola end
shops. Xtra lge Mtlr
Bdrm + 2 large bdnnt~ l
W/pvt deck. JBa, bl.lie
fam rm w /bltin butfel.
storage & work apace.
Formal dining. studio,
count.ry k:itcb w/nook, et·
tacbed triple iarage, &n·
in this completely re· · 499•2237 bdrm upper, 3 bdrms
dku'at.ed 3 BR bome.1 _________ 1---------1 low e r . In heart of =·~~e'!.~~.I~~ NIWPOITHHHTS
Ul>erades + gourmet PRICIRIDUCB> OWNER Newport Beach.. Hurry. qualifylng needed.
~~~~~~~~I tlque oak frplc . & ~ bookshelves lo living rm.
lots ol fruit trees. pvt
patio w /bl Un BBQ.
$159.000
DELUXE 3 ledroom, 2 lotll * SPAllCUMG HOMI *
C-ly-Mab Me• Offer
OWMr -646-5 708
lt.H ch en w /I a r g e call for appt. to see' 759-0US •4Bror3/deo
breakfast area. Secluded HORTHYllW DESPERATE! S196,000. Get ready for --------•Quiet Street w/~ar yard view. CALL Forever view of hills & Mual move· Bought sum mer r e ntals!! RIDUCB> $14,000 . •Walktoschools
TODAY .... $112,800. ~~h~~Yof'°i.n!1i'u!~ ~f:.!?~~-d~:a~4dt>Jim~ MO-ml Must sell this week! Me.,,.t IHCll I 069 t.&,.t leech I 069 :~~~~~~;ea
l!fYISTOIS SPECIAL Niguel. Outstanding .. bath. Sltu,900. Call lA-Beaut. condo-hrdwd Ors, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••-••••••••• •Giant fireplace Best condo buy in c. "" ..,. 2br2~ba,den+studio t.guna Niguel. 2 BR. 2 former model, upgraded day&askforBonnie. & library. Side ocean MEWLISTING THISPRICL. •LrgmaaterBR
BA. Close to all recrea· thru-0ut. Take S.D. Frwy C..21 , 51~3900 view. Owner. 642-1242 or Cstm 3 ~R Npt Hts. Used .. hard to beat, as well as •Only $ll9,000
·Lian facilities & public lo C r own Val l ey1~~~~~~~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-.1642·6706 brick frpl, forced air, size, condition, conve· •()penSat&Sunl-4 transPortaUon. WHAT A Parkway, right ont: ---------1 b' bo . ..._ ...... ~·ge loc tio *2212MargaretOrNB Niguel Road to top, right 3 BR 2 BA Condo, air .,LV. HMS PHASE Ill ~ H G copper P um g, al ru.,uce, p..... 8 n •••United Brokers
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BUY .... $66.995. on Highland, left to 29252 cond .• cpts, drps. pool, 3br or 2br & den w/fan· .._ ..... ...-vRT Et HTS acc. Sl.2S,OOO. ·, 2
1bdrmf ·• 2
1 din~· brick JohnCarey,644Vi414
r, B.IGAMT Ridgevlew Dr. Open Sat sn gl s tory . $66,750. lastic nile Ute vu, soft Exclusive Cliff Hfavlen, 2 PATii WALKER rp ded·• orma ts £g, ~-·-----------OPEN HOUSE 3-~R + family room & Sun 1 . 5 . Ca 11 TI4-8JO.S08S wtr, gar dr opnr, up· sty Cape Cod, 2 rp cs, 4 REALTY gra carpe w • 1---------2431 Holiday. Sat 10.S
townhom e w /ocean owner/agt. at 831·0295. •---------graded appls, attract. BR, dbl. gar., absolutely MZ-1418 dow coverings. '83.200; I 11-a..r Via. SatfSun. 5 Bdrm1, 3 vj,ew. in Niguel Shores. ()(feredal$132.000. O,...Dailv IOAM-6PM lnd.'lcpd w/dck, pool, jac princ only. 752·2020 ___ 0_$_D_o-~----• in Newport Beach con· ... uu IVW baths, dlnlng r m, lam
On quiet cul·de·sac. 23711 Via Astorga & tennis . Jo'ee land. Own/agt. "" dos. u-rm. Maids quarter 's
Biautifully decorated in· Carefree!! Oneof a kind El Picasso $172._500 ownr. 2244 Port By Owner. Harbor View ON YOUR $200K ~~s.ISOMIS mnn8S w/(rplc, Boat gate, park·
s';r''out. PRICED TO Reduced $7.000. Only Carllse.644-4887 home,Monaco,2br,den. DREAMHOMEIH m•_,..., Porlafino w/pool. ingfor4vebicles.2700aq-s,,..G::·~·ORES p~O~gb~~ ~?i~· ~t $112. 706. Fantastic din rm. many upgrades. 644-5046 ~7'-"" Absolutely lovely decor ft in all. $UB,500. Owner minutes to the beach. panoramic view. 4 BR 3 ~ bllt to pool & gmblt. CUstom exec 4 Br, 3 ba, 3 thru·out. plus games ...;64M254 _______ _ Outstanding family . full Ba, 2 fplc's, second •FEE LAND* Open House S IS 9·6. brick 'frplc, tri -level MUSTSBJJ!! room.$167 UM\ .,_ /4 BR f I CI06e to """I. jacwm and h Pl h r I •"""· oca"' .... -OMT ..... me w . orma ...,., sty library, central air. PROMONTORY BAY 640·0325. 1848 Prl. c armer. us rm Big 3 bdrm., 3 bath .._..."" dYning , large family clubhouse. Just $88,000 covered patio. boat or AREA Carlow, $t43,soo, loci. din'g rm, huge fam.rm custom home with super Cule beach house w/2
rl1 o m . C lo se lo (JO) trlraccess.Matureolivt> OPEHSAT/SUHl·5 _l_and_. _______ w/fanlasUcviewofNpl ocean view! Huge den,~!!!!!!!!!~ BR.28a,lotaofparking.
crubhouse, tenrus courts Aalan trees. ptinc only please. Bay. Call now 631·4560 giant frplc.; choice Lowest price on .the ~ j>OOI. Private parking n4-586-3992 • 121 HcwbcM act. Newport Heights lot near beach $275,000.
-at WHITE SAND ls&c.dRoad RARBORVJEWHOMES Hoag Hospital. Call HOLLlS WOOD
BEACH.. .. si7a,soo. Newport a.adt I 069 g leisurel.)' un· Monaco, 2BR & den, fee Baycreat/Dover Shores 646-4463 REALTOR 615-8618
t L ••"'"" ~"'"'"'u ... UNrTY ••••••••••••••••••••••• lit.shake ~ ... 1;; and ·rut Area. 5 br. 3 b• a, ~'!51"~ _ , . ~ -----~~---. ; .... ~..--~_ .,>'C.!! '4: . ...,.=: '; i'*i" .,l( .. e·~,,.,..~~~ . --~-·-•':¥"'· ~"" ""tt4n. _ _;__ • ..,_M..,~ 24 ----1..-...r.D _ ,....._"' .... • ~· • 1: . ~~ . &.~rden home. Very========~• l>UU.I w/ n) home w /op xtras, m ve m cond. 'JiOOl:D * dtu~ni&Q(. ZJ,, 'IC ... ~,._...-wn · ' •
pnvate w /new landscap· OPEH FOi Elegant El Dorado • 3 beam Ii ving room, 2 $142 SOO. Open Sat/Sun Lath & paster cooslr., ...., • VIEW COMDO llle, microwave, fplc, ~
ing. Near tennis courts, Y"'"•• 1 .... ~~TIO.... bdrm, 2VJ ba, close to fireplaces & a geniune 1·5. i967 Port Ram.agate. beaut., low mainl. par· ' oods sWldeck + many xtras. I •-luhbho SEE VVR "_..'""' " • · •-• slate ent.ry. extending In· 644-0413. quet hat-dwood floors, ..--..111111111--111111111111111111111111 .... .-. Lookinl out over w Y Priced to sell fast at r,? ;. ow ;se5 u y SAT. & SUH. 1·5 ~I.' ~~~~i:iv.,.r~~n;~~ lo the formal dining huge back yard w/lota or scene, big Ooor plan, 3 $1.59,500. 642-3361. Agt. or
..$1:11500 25221 AdelClllt b f 1 d' b' area. Lush foliage sur-OPPORTUNITY to buy privacy & Cull sized, LIDO ISLE Br, 2•,~ Ba , asking ~1 •
·· f0°RMERMODEL Lovely family hon!. 3 ;;it ::i.m 1:,~~~on~~ rounds the larg e , into a partnership and fenced pool. $259,000. TwoSt.toSt.South $85,000.
Securi 1 spa'cious palio-pnvate own a percentage or 6 Owner642-0l3S. Patio Chanlltn JiOLLIS WOOD HEW OM MARICET orl' 2nd fairway of El bdrms .. 2112 baths: new ty gates Pus super & rl f rental units in the Bluffs REALTOR 675·8676 Adult condo. walkin" Nlguel c.c. 2 BR, 2 BA carpet,freshpaintinside upgr ades : 2672 San pe e.ct orsummeren· · · BESTO'THECREST Bolhvacant& ' • condo w/ai'r condition· &out; plus large yard Miguel Dr. Newport tertain1ng! Its 2 car Buyl.S%orthedeal anda •OPENHOUSES• OpenSun.1·5 llSTO• dist.tobch.Pool,sauna 'lh t f ·l t Be h. 759 l.50l garage W/exlra parking 2br, 2 stry townhse, W/ 217 Via Orvieto, 3 Bil 2 & jacuzzi Cls·by. 2 JJr. ma. Upgrades include w1 ma ure rw rees. ac · . area has work bench & Z'hba, frplc & patio is 2Super Slngles! THEC•EST 000 window treatments, wall Close to schools. Priced f I $81 000 Ne"""'rt Crest condos BA, $195,000. AND l08 · · ~l. · o ,.. · h ...,. 500 O' bwll·ins! ln prestigious yours or on Y . . -...... Via Florence, 4 BR 3 BA, New Exclusive ~tang! HOLLIS WO D coverings, mirrored ng l at ....,1, . irec-Newport Beach area, Owner540-7559 2br·single0rplan Newpe>rtCrestcondo REALTOR 675-8676 wardrobe doors. MAKE lions: Crown Valley 6EncoreCt w/loft 3cargar .. $249,500. I
Pk t Ad I t Uus home is a lovely • R-•--a. E. Great ocean-city ights ~-c•-...a.-I 076 OFFER ... $87,500. wy., o e an o; blend of l1vab1·11·ty & IYO~ER 32EncoreCt-ocnvu ~· _.-u-.. . 3B d I _. --•--M1--.1R....-... watchforsigns "" Ope Su 30 30 673-1020 v.ew. r , en,spacous. ••••••••••••••••••••••• .....,_....,..,... ._., . BLUFFS elegance-YOU OWN Npt Hts-3 Br. 2ba, ram n n. l : to5: Just redecorated. <Not in rax & 511..vE
'\f~SllO 130.5050 { · · ~fisIP& All ooe level, new cpts, owrier. 675·7661 or pool. Carved 18th ceb __ e_rg __ uson ___ a_t_o_rs __ , IUI NMHOIE Pricedforfastsalel $89 500 ~6-2411 493.9494 m 3 Bdrm "Bonita'' plan. TIIELAND! $275,000. By rm, w/wetbar overlk'g ~sHa~~382l ~ MulUple Li.sting boOlt!) n ""
~~~~~~~~~,~ ~1lW fl . •. h tl 833-0610. frplc. gourmet kltch, £ ...... YILUFFS Great4 Br.fam,3Ba,Oll QuiaHarwood8$3-3921 v·-or ....!an" hills. -, . 499-~eoo oor1og.,. s u ers. ---------•new cpts. O p en --Fer1l.9CIORealtors ...,,.. -~ •View Condo on Golf -'---------• $139 ,900. Own /Agt UDO ISLE Fri/Sat/Sunl-4.$185,000. Hard to find "G" plan hugelot.S1"9.SOO. Oreatfu.erwitJa·aJB.R. •
course. ()po Ilse Sun 1·5. 833-8Mlor644-2148eves. Open 12-5. 205 VlaJucar Ph€~ w/beaul outlook. 4 Br, 3 . 1001 CLIFF DI BLUFFS '4 br • 3ba • 1~ BA, large dming-
lli42 w Nine 2br 2ba 0 5 ----....,.,, c:n ft, flmest qua!. 4 ba. Completely redec. Ultra-charming, 3 Br, "'~yroom, 2 ban. Tennis family room w /d bl~ · · · · Lab Fonst I 5 ""'4.nw.v~~ UAIU"'" din-rm, 2.., Ba. w/ocean :;-lb membership. Im· fireplace, +secluded B .SOO.Owner49'2248 ••••••••••••••••••••••• JUMIOV11.. br+3ba.dmarea.hgliv HEWPORTIEACH $155,000. Open house " lb BR
OC EA II(. VI E W. p ri v .
beach, tennis. 3 br 2"'1 ba,
sea terr. townhome.
$119,400. $2000 buys op·
t.aon. Occupy now. no
payments until arter
t."Sc.row closes 495· 1600
* ""* rm. mod. kitchen, ofc W 11..y ER FRO..._. T Sat/Sun l·S. 562 Vista view from 2nd floor. mac. By Owner $174,500. den, study or '4 • IE Dl~EHT! I work with Orange Co. set-up, pri v bch. serv "" " flora. 644·ZC40 Owner. 7594131 Priced to sell.
!-'or those that don't m Vets only. Homes lo porch. patio. lg lol, HOME BERTHAHENRY
lhemold.Thisbomehall $175,000.Forinfocall: ~ooo 67""""n NEWPORT Owner m.otivated , 'REALTORS -"'• • .r<N.JJ. $2 50,000 215 "'-I Mar 492-4121 an exciting fountain en-Vet Agt. · 541-0800 motivated. motivated. ""'
tzy. Elevated corner lot.~ QUAUREDIUYERS! OPB4HOUSE 548-633.1 TRl-PUX llODecJOcaViftt
Formal dining room & IAYVIEW OCEAN VIEW SAT & SUN 1·5 CONDO UDO ISLE Newer-Deluxe WOW! See Cat alina Isl,
lots more. $91,900 Lg 2 br 2 ba mobile home 3 hr beamed ceiling lv-21 IALIOA COVES Just listed! Gorgeou.S 2 minutes to Newport Bch, Dana Pt hrbr " eodles:s
Qf1EH HOUSE SUH 1·5 Intl' R.E. Hetworil in exclu. Bayside Viii. grm, din rm. JI z ba, Not a condo, but a real $79 89 sty. custom·bll. home. $175,000. Drive by 2025 cstline. Dix 4 Br, cstm
Zl.1112 Tamora, Monarch 963-0867 Clubhse, pool. jac., pnv. bsmt. + storage. Dble three bedroom, three , 5 S285,000. Exel. agt. ~:er8~~/1;[~Y~!.! hm. Maplf hilltop toe.
Sl,immil u. nearly new, 2 ---------• bch, poss. boat slap. garage, frnt & rear yd. bath home with a 40 foot 548.Q33. Call BU 2 BA twnhme. 5 mm *BY OWNER• $57,soo.67s-7903 673.7848 Move In cond. Sh,orl boat slip at your front Classy 2 story home in ---------n4/642·5319or64&-741•. WALL STREET
t.P Sall Creek Beach. esctow req. priced below door. Owner leaving secluded private area.1---------SUM 1 S REA4F.STATE
Monarch Bay Plaza. Lake Forest WOODS HARIOR VIEW· . mrkl value Compare! area. Large bedrooms, im· SEAVIEW ·OPIH • 131 3750 493 2%02
C"*hedral clgs, fplc. 2 home. Lrg 4 br, 3 ba, a/c, C '"'RMie.a Buyers choice of lender pressive Cirpl. X'lnl in-Popular Z..sty. 4 bdrm., 5516 Rl~er • •
pttlos, clbhse. pool, This3Br,2Ba,famrm& y wner pen n t· QUAIL m vestmen. 5.7 1. familyrm .• 3balhPort ewyrem e r, OPBitHOUSESUM ,.,.. central vac. 581·6419. ,.. a. B o O Su 5 d t 64 22 N I od led 3 B 2
JaCiazi. $89,500. din rm home is pro-301.S c urr Dr. Npl lits. P L A C E ES. Roy'a l model. Fam ily Br. laTee lot, steps to ten-
497-11 1 1 MiulOftVieio 1067 fessionally upgraded & 645-3207$159,500 _ ~.~1;,ERTllno Ontu rm. & mstr. bdrm. have n is, p ark & beach. APRIL 16tlt I toS
•••••••••••••• •• ••••••• 'ls . ed . aht ·--------· 1400 QUAIL ST. NIEWPOllT 8(ACM Ill' been beautifully papeled. $140,900. 171 Ave. Adobe, Pres Hts SI on an overstz m., °""" 1111 s 30 Pm '''21 Home is new & never Property House 642·3850 A great condominium for
Rod&lottOtwPrice light & mountain view HARBOR VIEW ---------~ ~ been lived in. Area incl. afamily.3Br,2~ba lov-
Must sell. LaFamilia lotRV'/booo aatqywd·e.l~·ndeh·os•~•cc. \fT! _(11 •• tennis courts, pool, $99,500 ely2story w/comm pool. 3Br. l~ ba. Upgraded. "'"" .... ---,fr•,nt "--1-Jl W..:-"-•ff R_...... · · •· _ _.ed Spa · uJ te' 831-132.8 by owner Sal/Sun 12·5 at 3 BR, 2 BATHS ~.._ -_ _,...., w.now ·-·r JBCUUl.,. gu ... u gates. * BLUFFS * c, immac a .
2006 Port Albans Circle. $495,000 ------=---• Open Sal/Sun 12-4. 2011 n..-H S.. 12 5 OHL Y $75,000
"t
00PEH HOUSE Cast.Ille 3 BR upgraded N.B. ~7 $129,nno Oceml•lew Duplex IY OWMER Yacht MLllDsc0hieflS.LES279,SOO ~V=a Hogar. Pacific~ RHlty
p1 s.t/s-cs.y I to 5 n1 edw cdpts /pa.int, pror ---------;illlll $112,500 Quality 3 Br home. Im· l'"'Y.,.0 ..__ 38d.rmEnd Umt OLD CITY PLAZA _294*2 V1a~ihtorde n scp . patio cover , OCIEAHF«OMT Outstanding value for PegBrormRltr645-l531 mac.Roomforpool.ISOl ,.. """' ·0wner/Agt8XJ.85Sl 492·5300
leaut•Bdrm.2 Ba,Fam Vlew lot. Owner $81.500. hse & apt. Coastal prudent buyer ; a UncolnLn.OpenSunl-5. Thisbeautifullydesigned Eveninp-cJaU6"4·Zl4S no, frplc, 3 car garage. Open House, Sal/Sun. comm. appr. exp. plans. Newport Beach home for 6U·2'193. waterfront home bas •
23892 Via El Rocio, MV. $325,000.213/792·1148 a Huntington Beach o..1.--1u.L.M.. '--'--maid's rm 4YJ _ So C~f. R......,__ 581 .,..,.,.. ---------• "'"'-,....' .. .....,..... .,........... . ., ,._,, .......... price, act fast! Call to-By Owner. Nice older TWO u11..11ts baths + 2 lovely patios. .. ~ SEA VIEW d ' " The dock will take a 55 ft. l,Ggiina......... t u52 LCll)IMCI Miguel I 052 Brand new Bedford, best home. 3 br 1 ba. frpl, big Two separate houses on boat. Ideally located on
••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ocean/Fashion Island yrd. $119,500. 642•3592 R2 lot. 2 Br, l ba ea. Good Lido's main channel.
view, exceptional nile rental area, nr Bay & Owner will consider in·
fiac«?,1~~,2~
llG HOUSE-alG VIEW
Smashing wide open view. Newly
'listed and newly built in Monarch
Bay Terrace. 3 bedrooms, den
formal dining. Only the bes.t
mat e rials and construction.
$340,000. See Phyllis Stiles at ..
OPEN 1·4 23152 SOMERSET
A COU>WlU IAMtrH CO.
496-7222 831-0836
~..... 1052............ 1052 ..............................................
SUPEll OCIAM VIEW :3 Br, 2h Ba. fam rm, townhome. Enjoy all of
•the amenat1es of "The Shores" private
communil)'.
ln4S M.taCOlri
-0,.. IMMH• "*Y·
uth on Coast Hwy. lert on Selva Rd, follow
• atella signs.
_ THE SHOllS
rlvale community, Tennis courts, private
, · ach, pool, jocuzxl. 3 Br, den, fam rm. 2 Ba.
lmmaculate. sunny, highly upgraded eicecuUve
home.
2J12 1 co11-1ay
.' O,...INMnefo49y.
'South on Coa11t llw)'. left ~ Selva Rd, ronow
..Katrlla ~111nJ1.
KA TB.LA IEAL TY
,fl 1 ·f4lJ HW700
• .. ,.r--
lites. 4 br, Cam rm. 3 ba. IJOVER SHORES beach. Lido Village stallment sale. Open 1919 Yacht Colin1a . Sale 3000 f f . I Shopping. Sl39,500. Agt Sun. 12-4. 220 Via Lido or lse/opl. $265.000. sq. t . 0 s imp e 675-1972/637·3175 N rd ..,.,c ooo
Open. Owner768·0454. ---------elegance, this unique o . ..-.,
Open Daily
Harbor View Homes.
foi'rner model, 1847 Port
Sheffield.
S154.900
HARIORVIEW
Highly upgraded 3br.
Carmel model. New
crpts . Ja e . bltn
bookcases. Huge bck yrd
w/lrg mature trees & lrg
cvr'd patio. PP. $165.000.
640-0468
A LOVELY
WAY TO LIVE
Prof~ionallly decoral· ed builders home with all
those extras. Solar heal·
ed pool & jacuzzi.
gourmet kilc'hen .
Prestigious Baycrest 5
bdrm home on large lot.
Priced at only $299,000
See it today
GOLF COURSE
VIEW
Best priced view home in
Newport Beach. Only s120.ooo. for this 3 bdrm,
3 bath, Samily room
home. Huge cul·de-sac
lot with RV access.
Huny, won't last! Call
546-5880
~HERITAGE
• • REALTORS
Private location! Step
down Ii ving room !
Crackling (rplc ! Hide·
away master sul le !
Towohome paradise!
Hurry! ! Call 64S-0303
FORES TE
OLSON
~ .. ' .. ~' ' ...
floor plan is ideal for en-$I 0 000 DOW ...
tertaining. ll offeni a • " /i; formal dining room, By Owner. 3br. 2ba. .
gourmet kitchen, huge $1100 mo pymts. No
master suite, 3 car qualifying needed. Quick ·
garage & much, much possession. Call 751-8775 LIDO RWN. ,
more. Shown by appoint..-i---------r mentonly. ~IOUS OWMIR '11·7300
RAMCH REAL TY
551°2000
HV Monaco, 2 Br, convert
den, fee land. $135,000.
1942 Port Cardigan.
6"4--6038
Bought a n o t her ;
canalfront 4 bdrm., fa mi· ~~~~~~~~~ Jy rm.. poolroom with =
pool t able & bar stools.
$152,900. Exchange? Br-
ing all offers•
HEWLISTIHG
4 Bdrms., 3 baths : in
Newport Shores. Only
$115.000.
CAYWOOD REALTY
INC. 548·1290
Newport Shores beauty. 3
br + ram rml~-\Al ba, 431
Collon. 548·aJllL Open
1·5,Sat&Sun.
BEAlfrIFUL MONACO
H.V.H., 3 Br, 2 Ba, Ital
Ule ent & kit, nr pool Ir
pit, xlnt cood, Cee.
S137 ,500 640-14.CO.
llDUCB> S I0,000 A DEAL THAT'S
OWNER MUST SELL! A STEAL!
BIG CANYON 2Sl2 Vista del Oro Sharp OPENSAT/SUN12·5
TOWNHOME 3 BR 2 Ba $105 000 call 717 Balboa Blvd.
' ' · 3 Bdrm, l~ b8, home or 36Sea Island Drive now! 644-3585 duplex. 1 Hse from sand.
El Dorado mdl. 810 CANYON 2 Br +den, prime loc. $159,000/bst
3 Br. 2 ba. "Pinehurst". Jo'antastlc orr. Come by or call OpeoHouseSun l·S. &olf course view. Open 673-0Wlor (1)753-2296
Own/agt 1162·6888 Sun. 6S Sea laland Dr., ~__....r--_,... 547-7<* •SIHGU STORY•
llW
,...;,..._______ 2 BR 2 BA. Npt Condo,
MAllOI Y llG CANYON $79,500 by· owner/att.
Blably u p1raded Beaut y & elaance 0penHouaeS.t/Sun12,5 ~~~·~·~~~~-~~<~~-~·~~! ;-::,e1·x~r!~· ~:: '8; dfilclibet this magnUl-2520 Univer sity Dr.
P cent 2 Br, 2·sly. '645-7365or752·9023 . qwner, Sl.59,00. 1946 ort • .M-I Iii DR 1--------1 IYOUIUIR C&rne7,64().2S23 Cathe>UTA ce ng , • S&tSUOUSHOUSI '"" --..:...;.------• step-do to liv'g aroa & -Back Bay-Newpe>rt Bch SU HAllOI VU Ira. pvt . patio. Hul(c Of •LASS •••Npt Hgts by owner .
3br, l~ba, fam rm, l11e
lot. '$124,900. Opn Thurs·
Sun 12·5. S3S Tiulln A vc
646-6652. 548°2'41
SELL ldlr lltms with a
Daily Piiot ClasaiOed Ad
Near 22nd&< Irvine PRJVACY 00 a huu lot. muterauite occupies en· Lowcat price condo on
2 story 4 bd, 2•-li ba t'am Le paUo. w/sep an~• for Ure 2nd level w/1ltt1J1g the front In Newport
Rm, Dtn rm. oCce In aar. pl pool N chla nn, 1pac. enouch to be Crest. LIKE NEW. only "move In" cond $199.950 ay or r 1 . evt library. $1&9,900. Uved ln a months. 3..BR. ()penS11t/Sun S196,SOO. Open Sat/Sun Open houlc Sat & Sun 2~ BA. REAL ESTATE
12·5. No ains ... i_..s.;..,. t;....ll_l_P_._St_l_ru_n..:::g~--t 12·5. KENNEY REAL BY MCVAY, BEACH.
2212 Francisco l>r Sell Idle IWms 605'11 ESTATE, feM&&'l 0.11 '42-93'71..
5%Do-
8uy on contract, no
quallCying, nq pe>inls.
Immac 4 & femily.
Picture perfect yard
front & back. Full
price $109,000.
.... ,.u,..,
Meeroc-
Palnt, polish & make
money. CUte 3 BR.
w/jacuzzi. Lots of
possibtlilies. Make orr.
IWftWUlllt
Lar11e 4 BR plan
wlbonus room Top
con.st. Great f~lly
l\ome ln Ideal lot. .., ..... ,., """'
Lease/Option, a way
to beat inflation.
Near new 3 BR
w/vlew, In guarded
community. Pool ft
ttnnla.
newport
center
realty
.840·1812
•
Ocean· Hills-Golf
5br Exec. Scenic vu from
every window. $189,000.
Parker Rlly. 496-3624
3 Bedrm. 2 bath Ocean &
Marina view home in
Harbor E:.tates. S12UOO.
Mar quard R ealty.
8-0660 or 496-3523 evn..
IUYAllTOF
Cclfonl• Hbtof'y
Traditional 2 BR ~aft
Clemente Casa. This 38
yr. old Spanish bm ls in
beaut. cond. & truly
reflects the charm ft
hospitality or So. Callf.
livinlt. S105.000. .
AHCHOl.AGE
IHVESTMEMTS
17141 496·7711
PR):SlDENTIAL HTS
Phase V Desirable end
unit on gmbeJt .. 2 Br, 2
ba, pool & jacuui. Open
hse Sun. Punch, cook(et1
le cof will be served. Ask-
ing $74,900. Call 492·1181.
See at 183 Ca.lie Cuervo.
s.c .
FIXERUPPIR
2 BR on a R·2 Lot. Cbeap.
De.DMto•ffltr 4ta.sooo
s.. ..... ~ ...... 1071 . ..................... .
SPACIOUS 4 W. ~ ba
model home. ST1,900.
Prio.only.49'.l-0!7
We've grown in •llo Ii need a laraer home
Nice 2atory, 38&, 2.BA ,.,.n home. Quiet ••·
roundln.11, clnte to ever-
ythin1, comm pool • av
access. Call 493-1882
YOJ\ SAt.E. by owner. aar, l~ ba w/1Br apt.
lll0.000. AIU.,_ l!IZL
• I
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CAPlmAHO
HOISi
PltOPBTY
Ele,iaotly drama Uc 4 br
nsideoce, appx. 3700 sq
ft w Jsweepin& view of
Capistrano Valley, le l 'h acra of horse property,
r eady to fu lfill your
wildest dream s. For1---------
personal tour, call Mark °""" R ... Est.le
Ii: Sue Stodd•rd. ••••••••••••••••••••••• '714/'96-077. Exclusive Molll.ttor.a
agent.s with Valley farSale t 100 Really. • ••••••••••••••••••••••
Sl200PMACRE
300 Atffl Nur Red.land.
Creative lnvu&menta
844.9513
62ACRES
Clole to Eastalde of Lake
Perris. Unique view,
with well, phone line,
road froctage. $310,000.
Exclusive Realtors
Rk hard H. Pauley Co.
(TI4) 646-5808
... " ... 1-.clt
100 acres overlooking
Irvin e Lake. C .H .
Stevenson. 4103 Calle
Abril, San Clemente.
496-QS7
HORSE RANCHES
4 BR, 2'h BA, barn, l
Acre. Just reduced to
1!9,SOO.
3 BR, 2 BA, new, 1 Acre,
fenced, trees, full price
$6.S,900.
4 BR, 3 BA, 5000sq. ft. 2'1'1
Acres. Owner anxious.
B.KR.
(714) 616·5717
0 R 522-2(MI()
QUAIL; PlACE.
ORANGE COUMTY
NOPaTY SPECIALISTS
Taxes & inflation getting you down?
Whether you want a tax sbelttt. a
hedge agains.t inflation & appreciating
assets or an income dream -call
QUAIL. Most of our sellers will ex-
change. many will carry paper or
finance properties themselves. Our of-fice closes $S-*1 million in escrows
monthly. Whate ver you sell or' ex·
change, please call now. Numerous
condo investments. Many single fami·
ly residences/investments. "
2 Unit duplex · $70,000
2 Unit duplex -Beach $180,000
2 Newport Hts $175,000
3 Townhouses -CM $1.25,000
3 Pride of ownerships $135,000
3 CHouse olus duplex) $137.500
3 (Three Br home + two) $141,000
1100 & 1300 sq.rt. units $1SS,OOO
4 Covington Units $188,000:
5 (Two houses +triplex} $200,000
6 Units -Whittier '$160,000
6 New Townhouses -CM $314;000
6 Brand N~ -Hunt Beach $355,000
7 Units -Costa Mesa SJ.40,000
7 Under construction $362,000
11 Santa Monica $371,000
11 Hunt Beach-Nr beach $JS0,000
12 Costa Mesa $360,000
12 Units per unit $18,333
22 New units $910,000
30 Condo Conversion-GG $1,200,000
56 Spacious units $1,400,000
62 New deluxe $1,700,000·
117 Units-Six Mo Orange County
If it's not here, call!
We have it or we can get it. . COUNT'IY UVIHG r'ANJASJICAL 160 genUe sloping acree, 3Br,1~ BA, near fi.shing •r, backing national forest.
lakes. C M Untouched beauty & d 0.1>19toR..rty ISb esa view. Quail. w. of 'QUAIL . DI
49 ... 5000 Shangri·la dbl wide Jux. Palmdale, $1500 p er PLACE
I OIO ury Dving, Btn 19'18 2Br, acre. 67~ s.t.AM 2Ba Sky.line. in .adult . ...., 1 _ _._ PROP.ER.TIES, ••••••••••••••••••••••• -.ip -----
park, s~mmme'.J~c~ forS. 1300 752-1920 Inc. *IY OWNEI.* & iu>c •al act1v1t1es ••••••••••••••••••••••• $59,SOO, tor 3 Bdr-1 ~ &•lore. All ror under . . • 1400 QUAIL ST. NEWPORT BEACH
Ba _... F R .. , 000 Park r ent Luxunous 2Br, 2Ba, ocn
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Coata Mee• Tripka1 OWN Prop•l'fT t• UI Larbpu.r. 2+lof\, '4'-Rlla,lft7t •l
fl25.000. lncome"10. Jnfltwood, llaw&.lull"De ~ DO pm "7$/mo bled ~ftt. lple, e,u. ,
.,Pla.1125,000. or So. Be.y ..._, -· ec.um drpl, ~ quiet cu.I 0. • ..,_.,...,.,tlaa WILi.PAY CAINH NC, ar •ehoola. ~'
64Z.lll0 . Pb. TomD'Ah••'*° C...MeM 3224 eoma T.D '90f•N'$ ........... -.......... •--HUG--E-4_+_2_tm. __ _
WJ) .., .. ('7 ) £/aide 2 br 1 ba redec TemdeCrt·Pool • Lehfwst.. 2200 54&GU~ttl:) cblld/pet OK $SSO. llJ J'tplc+Manl .(ml)· •• -................... ~aft qir Roc.beilter 5t0-15.17 aft 5 .
OMCllLMSITI _ ... ldcr ...... ":f:___.___ NewZ brcoado.Poot,spa. Stmmlll1aBr,tlat -Runtlnct~ Beach -wm ~ ,._, Froa> $375 Kids le pd.I COllY rtr.plactl t
27,000 aq. ri. lo\ near Jn xchC for .,.. lie. OK.67wt~Bkr. DettA.ru$&50 <ta»"
Pacl(,lca Uos~lt al, 6 Jada•peta.SU-mo. ........ 631-4111 '
NntsSbop.Cntr&Civlc..... • l2'10. t~Br,b11ardnana. Honorma,l.~eards"•
Ceot.er.$135,000. .......... 94'••••• ...... ~~gor~~Non. II ll __ .._. 1240
DavldBourkeRlt.r ......... lr'til W 7th.only, NMI· ... ••••••••• .. ••••••··~-· ~ ••••11••••••1t••••••u•• l5t • l 54B-0358. N I It S bed '·
ATI'ENTJON BUILDERS ............ 3,41 E!Sldet BR. very pvt bli ( .. ) •: 2 ~.,. ....
3 uni1a + build fo more •• .. •••••••••• .... -.. lot. Kids/peta OK. $.ii. den (t5'f5). Cedar 6 win1
units w /varience. lflt ~ l.c.3710 dow t.om.. I Blodtl a. •
Wallace, Costa Mesa. CHAAY•.. Eastaide 2 Br ldnr lncL beaeb. Private 2·ea•· $139,500, 645-5128 or Open .tew, 2 belnDI. 2 $3'15/mo. Yr•:. No petl garage. Pully lll'aln•~' 6.1'1 ~ balba, 2 ear earport. am· v • • talned yard. Adults. N1>< decb JD ~ ol 'J"elb. Wat.er pd. A¥aU 5/1. lfl6 pets. Inquire 521 J.ltb Stl I
NICE R·l In Dana Pt. pie HUla. $525. leue. F..Broadwty,673-5631. m4).......ul , ,
Some ocn view, 3,0M IQ. Ready to moYe IDto oow. Beaut Kesa del Mar pool 'f •'
ft. SM.GOO. aiper MUlq "1r auper home, club, cabana, 3 REALw/-~ 31~!· ~~.: West Coast Paclfic J)fnOQ .. .,_. ......... ..v "'&OJ Real Estate MAY 0 CK BR.1~ ba. $595. 751·~ $t10. llS-Gl7,qt,Dot.e.
831·2600 ~ co .. ou~·-3 BR. 2~ ba, dbl car, Small beach cottqe a .'
Beautiful Lag Bch proper· ~ c:c:'·C:· = ~ BR,d elSeean ~}!l ~
ty,primeloca,lblkfrom (IM)...a-2* $&95.63l-2090. ~~ p )'ani. --·
beach. $125,000. 7~1-------... -·----------• or~l hlypalnted3Br 2Ba •----s----•·
I•-------· 1¥ %2Dd.Juaeuth. lbr, 2 tam rm, 2 car earaie, nr: C.~c!':..' ,::i ~BA,,.
P.tt.....ec.-s. ~~~~== btancillllllhSehl,$'25 kids A: peL OK. ~1
2 &3 BEDROOM ~ utll.49'1·1998 mo. lslbt +dep. 631-0'189 )163-4567. agt, DOffe.
GARDENTOWNHO.HE Pool, Jacunt. 3 Br, 2 ba, Sharp 3 111'. 2 ba w/trple
2careara&ea $375. 2 br, seatl rum. 190 (rpl, dbl gar, lrg. fenced Small child • ~ ot:.
1-413-'924 Canyon Acrea Drlve. yard. $475. Kida & pets $MS.54Nl50 1 h" 1·157·1623 (213)31lf.2501. olt."695-1186or61M670. • • ~~~~~~~ ...,...... •3119 R f l 3BR2'Ba, Jl'tm Rm, pool' -•••-•••••••••••••••••• or leasdooe ' B • rp c, " Jae, prestige nbrbd. garage ropener, fam lllOOmo 968-4602 COSTA MESA
IUILDER$ 3 BR, 2 ba, avail May lOt.b. rm. Mesa Verde, $'1~ PenniDpoo Propertie.
On quiet cul .... ac... A/C, &16-QlO, 752-0759 -••
wallpapered. 'l88-'2Si, Prime KB loc 3Br 2M-~. R.2 Jot, Cc&ta Mesa with 18M299,61l.aul cutATE, 3 BR, 2 c:sw decor, fi.a>k. 'blt.ns:"
approved plans forS un· ~rm. fl1>1c, wtr bvysbalterool,2carcar it.s. Must act fut!! Agt. MlwportlMdl 316' ,amokeaiertays., bt1llodscpdfncdydm;;£ 968-6183. . ....................... l.odry rm, crpta llrpe 2 ... ,0 c 11
..... --·· n-Ba ........ fncd.;a..:..nm&bSe, see. -mo. a lJDO ~ -• 3 ' :;;. 1rdn ~ea, huge _842-_27311 _______ _
Mc 11t•DeMrt. · k~~n~•-=~b~~ b eaut. lndscp'd y d , 3BR.2Ba.ncanL•ve.ry'
lnort 2400 fum.$12001yrlleorcon· sprnklrs. Jhsa/Npt alw'p, $465/mo. lit +~
••••••••11••••••••••••• sider mo. C&ll t't5-a26. achl5, or So. Cat Plau. $300 sec dep. Call. Palm Desert condo. 3br, agt. Avail 5/1. $630 mo J.ncl 83M017.
2ba. pvt patio. Exclusive · ga.rdner.531·73" •----------Deep Canyon. Tennis E/Bhifbeautfuns.ocnvai----------
club. .Pools, llted crts. home. II pool. nl to J&al.y • 2B R, 1BA. enc· FaE'E UTllJTIES '
$76, . ·llm L ~mo. MM330 I a r, r em ode l e d • At beach $12$. Kkls, piJf. ~J>....,Uhl ~fit'.....U..V·~:&__r ...
• • ~ -... \ • -'_A_ &:,.. ,,.. "'°"·"'"~). ../ • --..uge am m, ... • • view, own your own. lm· Qpe~·3llim '
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extras-.,. move... u""'ow. ,..oblki Horne Rea:J'lT 494-"°38 or 495-5437 eves "' Low down. or abwne VA Z106 Harbor, Ste 208 llcOlm rrop.rty 2000 h\cOlm Property 2000
Joan. Call 53S-0757 540.5937 CotwwwrcW .. ••••••••••••••••••••• .. •••••••••••!•••••••••
~ct~?~i:~ REDUCED
,........, 1600 . I 0 X GROSS KB. Triplex, one yr nu.
••••••••••••••••••••••• ls the asking price for super rental area, deluxe
50x213 Ft. lot on Coast these 10 unils. Call SAM units $175,000. 962-3912
Hwy. NB w/1475 sq. n. to10PM.~1. 0 N N 'E W FHA To $26,500 . 2•x52
. PROGRAM Kic-kwood, CNC9685·6) retail store ar. & apt. or *le..tfful ........
olfice + 2SOO sq. ft. va· (~IW\jl!faiflfa{I In Garden Grove. (l) 3 Redwood jacuzzi & deck l''amlly park, lg liv rm;
Paneling, wallpapering, PACIFIC COAST etc, in this cute 2 Br, 1 Ba
cant pkg. area. $195,000 --"·-···---·--br, (3) 2 br. G,ood area. Profess. bldg. across Real J!'Altate Shake roof.
.,borne nr Bristol & RISALES. IHC. McFadden. Call before ____ 99_1_-8660 ___ _
from N.B.P.O. 1900 Sq. C.toM.,...x
fl. Lse $900 mo., sell 7 UHITS C.M. Jn Dana pt, 3 Br 1630 sq
tl's sold. I -b 1 M'8CO ,.,..,..,..11S Mobi e Ho1ne, 3br, 2 a. n $125,000. Agt. 646·2414 BeauUlul braod new 4·1 ft. 2 Br 1250 sq ft. Priced
br, loft, f/p. 3-2 llr, 1~ ba right.
townhouse, all bltns, 731.2525, Agents. Ask
crpls, drps. Hurry, buy ForKenorBev
,,,,_ "'"' 11:1111.1 Fam. Prk, sml pets OK.
7l t-4l00 $39,000. 559·5767 SANTAANA.
User /Investor /Xchg _________ ,, _____ ... ___ ,North Broadway, large,
HACH AREA 2 storY office bullda.ng,
now. Tom Lee, Rltr, ---------
642-1603. F..astside Cost.a Mesa, 2
Y.l BUYEIS
Lovely 3 BR, 2 BA +
games room. 2 car gar .•
RV access. Call Jlope.
Only $73,000.
SPECIAUST ample pa rting, q ear *2 TrilPlnt1*
Seeus for all your mobile Santa Ana Freeway. Near Lake Park. Min. lo
homes, we specialize in Ideal for Law Fil'm, etc. bcb. 1-4 BR. 3 ba; 1·3 BR,
beach area homes. $390,000,exlsUngSHO,OOO 2~ ba; 1·3 BR, 2 ba. 5
1 JsL Callfor details. I Member C.lif MulUp e Exclusive Realtors garages, frp cs. $189,000 UsUng service. each. 1709-1713 Alabama, PadficCoost Richard ff. PauleyCo. Hunt. Bcb. 536·1718 1..-.. IRc. <714)646-5808 Owner
2103$ Broohkhutsl H.B. -c---.. --1 .. -,-.-~-,--o-.-.. -.· ---·------
..... for 1100 sura S.ft.EX ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;a 1---·963-099--.1---1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3br, frpl, owner's unit,+ .. FOi SALE IY OWHBt nice 4-ptex $165,000. Call 640-6600 Vlk.Ing Coach in lrvine's 9M-2260. Ownel'/Agt.
--------• Ii n es l park , .. The Dlx super lge 2 br 211.z ba
M do .. 2 BR l BA. nbB condo Xlnt loc. C.M. --------• ea ws · • Call 675·1924 days , IHVESTMEHT A TIUE RXER den. Easy financing. Red 673-2184 eves. Id" .
3 Br, Santa Ana Joe. _Hi_._ll_Re __ al-'ty'-~--·7_500 ___ ---------•Commercial bul mg m ocean area with secure VA /FHA terms. nds MONEYSAVBtS LOWEST PRICE IN lease from Governruent
work. Steal it for $62,SOO. Mobile Homes In Orange COMPLEX Agency for sale~ EQUity 1 Yr Warr. County from $7,000. See ~:S~~ w~~; jrp~Ri build up and cash on cash
@ us for economy living. return for $50,000. down 'Wewantt.ohelp. balconys & microwave payment. Call for de· oven. Won't last long at taiJJI
581-1210
PACIFIC COAST only $82,SOO. Prin only M ·AYO CK An:J!~ALES, IN~.-8660 ...:p_le_as_e_._846_· _·90_37_. ___ 1
SOUTH COAST Huntington Bcb 963·0991
IEAU'l'Y •IY0'9IHIA•
Minutes to entire Irvine Double wide adll pet
complex. Walk to shop· fiveslar park, F .V.
ping, park & schools. 963-SSlL
This beaut. 3 BR. 2 BA --.-0-.,-1r.G--.... 0-~--
fami\Lhome has Orange --U"I Co. tJlst location. Beal 24x64 Santa Anita 1971 lbe increase in prices S•Parlt. Akana sldlng,
this summer, buy It now ! air cond, btfl landscap·
COl\PO"ATtO,.,
Beau. Westdiff Unit, not a 380 GUNNEYRE •
BA LAGUNA BE,«CH conversion, 2BR, 2'12 , ,.._.,404•2148
2'h garage w /workshop, •-'-' -.·'-----• new carpeting & drapes ---------e~c. See befor:e listing Two 2 Br houses on 1 Jot.
with broker, pnce under Each has encl: iarage.
mitt. ~ve money. Owner F\replace In front unit.
relocating. 548·5488. Xlnl location for schools
o.leus/ le shopping. Private.
ONh Sale 1800 ~.900. Owner will COO·
••••••••••••••••••••••• sider 2nd TD. Mate Of· Only $76.900. ing on lg lot (S1347X l
54"3666 DON'TDELAY ! 12UHITS $315,000
v-p A c I FI c c 0 A s T TRIPLEX $110,000 IEACH TRIPLIX
fer. 752-6688 Agt.
WHELA.._. RESALES, INC. 21036 1""111 Bl'.'OC>khunit H .B. 963·0991 Xlnl C.M. Joe. Lrg. units. Sall Cle ........ REAL ESTATE Bltn kit. Good cond. ---------Mobile Home in Sad· Spendable now! Upgrad· Walk to beach or Del s.d •oct. I 014 dlebac:k'$ newest park. ing & rental increases Mar Shopping. Quiet
••••••••••••••••••••••• Better than new. Triple poss . Very attract area, w /great 3 BR
SUNSET IEACH wide w Jwet·bar. bonus· finance! JIM WELLS. owners urul. Upper 2 BR -...... THI •1r..a.cH util. room & appliances. REALTOR 557·6264 or units w /ocean views. _.,. .,._ 979-21631 Just listed at $L60,000. Old World Charm. Lge O w n e r b e i n g ---------1 BERTIIA HENRY -4Br,2~8a, livlng rm & transferred. Make offer. a.c-Property 2000 REALTORS
dining rm, guest rm over 837·9491 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 215 Del Mar -492·4121
3 car garag•. 20x30 POSITIVE CASH FLOW ~n patio. Desirable •FANTASTICAL S.plex for sale, totally re· 1 .... HIWGE HOME 4'x1M corner lot w /room furbished in good area, -
to expand. Fantastic Families & Pet ~.ooo. Ask for Tony or + 2 UMITS ocean view. Genie at 114.990.5121 or CUST-"'TURES OPENSAT&SUN Aaahtilfto 213·912-3591. Prinonly. rSA
Call Angel Pedigo ( 213) ......... -lc:h oa ....... GE J tn1SZR6E5,toN lo .. 592·5511 or 592·2962. 5 111 FAMILY PET PARK ~" n . . e wor ..
Acatt. Beautiful 38r, 2Ba lux-COUa..n"V Newport Heights Realty "'I 645-5044 ~ LepM I 016 ury home in gorgeous 3 0 B e a u t I r u l l y •-.--------•••o•H••••••••••••••• family park. AvaUable landscaped townhouses.•• FIXB UPPER for immed occupancy. Pride of ownership Two EXCHANGE .Everything for an active bedroom, one and y, bath
Fant.ast.lc ocean view, 3 family , swi mming, units with enclosed .Br,l~Ba.superbuy. recreational areas, garages. Just four yean Dm.,..._IMfty magnlllcentclubhouse& new. Condo ~version
49a.sooo much, much more all for potential. Will exchange! y..... 1090 S25C~~~ffic An exclusive with
&.Auaa WOOD 2706 Harbor, Ste 208 ~i:!:::'i: Cil
WANTED!
' Near new triplexes, in
growth area of H.B. Ex·
changes for 20 un.ils & up.
••••••• ••• ••••• ••• • • ••• Mobile Home Realty d
llAUTY 540.5937 _ 7;5~.~::0~
Jmm1eulate 3 br, 1" ba 5 • Park '70 Fleetwood 1•00 OUAll. sr. NtWPowntACM REAL TY INC.
separate units. 1 new.
Good income. Ca rry some paper_ Prin. only.
$139,SOO. Afler6, •94-60«
IM•Hfol1Choke
23 one s tory units,
Tu,,tin, $S2S,OOO.
2 Br on R·2 lot. £.side
C.M. Room to build .
Owner /broker, 546-9950
DUPLEX-CM
F.astsid.e, (Z) 3 Bts,gars,
$115,000. Realtor.
646-4884.
TRIPLEX
C.M. 2 Br, 2 ba, 2 patios
ea. unit. Spac. & well
kept, asking $139,000
HOLLIS WOOD
REALTOR 675-8676
Own er motivated,
motivated, motivated. TIM-LEX
Newer· Deluxe
minutes t.o Newport Bch,
$175,000. Drive by 202S
Laurie Lane. (Nr. Bay &
Orange>. Call Roy, agt.
7l4/642·S319or 646-7414.
4 l'lex..$225,000
CORONA DEL MAR
3 u.its..$158,000
( 6 Months Old )
The Estate Makers
17141751-6063
GREAT INCOME
in these 12 units, only ~
mile to beach. Trade·llP
from your duplex or 4·
plex & watch your em·
pll'e grow. Won'tlast . Of.
fered at $320,000. Call us
for more info & details.
540-3666
WHELAN
REAi.ESTATE
toW'ftbome. Fu U1 up· 12·x52 Enclosed patio. ---()pe<I--"'-' •_30_P_m__.__ 714/146· 1371 n:se:· ~~Jo~ Shed, etc. Adlta, No pets TWO OM A LOT l~~~~~~~~I
pltlol, pool, lennls. By S17SOOM2-S774 2 BR houae1, super
owner. tn.900. 132-G897 OpeoS.t1ain lz.6. yards, $110,000. PRJNC.
CJrm.3818.230tF111chla Jdeal lnlaw set up. ONLY.Agt.5"-8104
Ln.oP-SAT•-sUN Bea1utlful DeAnu 1:-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;: _... • ba)'!I lie village. 300 E. ••
Open Hause. 3 br 2 ba Coast Rwy• NB. #2'7 • 2br • NEW
w/fam rm. N.wp crp~ 2ba. ••o '1 br, tba. Bkr. •Br.ma Uolu trs Jot w/frult trus. _67_~ __ i _____ _
"4,500 11201 Lucero Lake Fcnsl S Stnr adult Sl,200,000
9/ftY, ~~D lO~i p-rk, bent. Budger ~~
IPll, Sat,_.. or u _ blgbly up(nded. llusl m •>12lHl28C.rlsbad -....aft•PJI. eell-reuon.91-0&53
HOMI + SI ,000
IMCOME. IA.STSIDI
3 BR 2 BA home w /pool fl
larae )'•rd. Three 2 Bl
w/focd yards. Two yrt
new. PRINC ONLY. Act. 54f.810t
'r.v 2 Br duplex.~. CM
Sl~.ooo. AND 2 Kouan in Nwpt Beach. SL21,000
botb. alao 2·4 pleaea
$148,000U.,. M5-ll03
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patio. Cpt/drps, blUns, s:ns. 2br. Kid ot. Le fnecl.
fncdyard.557-1678 yd. lluat see. $!80. 2br,.
1'1'1 ba, dswb, near al!.
Hurry. Sm fee. Nice.
1000s more avail. now_.. All areas. Ms-4900 Agt. •
Beaut new 3 BR, u~
graded Laodmal'k. &IC' 1at.e, 40 or over. "50-, ...
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....._ 1144 ... .,,......... JZff -..................... Otluxenea.r-new,bT,2ba 28.ll.lbe,crpt,d.rpa,pr, BEAUT.2+lt2IO DeluxeZbr,Zba,bJkfrom ALTBMATIYI ......_. __ .. -.-.•• ·--·-••••••••• , ... ••o ....... 1112 Br Adu.lb, not pets. tri·plex apt. Encl. ft&\.lo/ W/D book-up Pat, no Gre.atLocalc,KldtOX bch. ~mo. W~ a.fl M"'. to mo. nal lAcl: l.&tie l ·al0'7 «>olem~ .... --car Pf, .Um or Wlf -P'l>'-S22S ' 4 lrtds ~ 18 Dd IPm. .. .,.. 8.-t O'-,......_ tot'al'J Ml • "I 4 Or. (rpl. SUper loc, oo pets. " mo M.21 E. 16th. N. yd, 2 car gar. Wall to 50. pets, ., · · 1 ~ Pool (5363) A • c e f, t • t • r • •• '"t • + -...._. Jam rm Ir d-. Wa.lk .A Ttn.nJ.t. pool. ~/mo. Hts M-1801 Cst. Pina. $4U/mo. MartH.MS-SM.55. __ 1 ... ...._01 penonlhetl pboM eov YW poa1. ,,. .., tM.o:malli. ------962-8118 Lovely lBrw~lc ---"'"""-er .... ~ rm. cnall :-111timo. s.•-zow at\ a.,. ~EAN-1 ()pa 6 ' "ON THE liEACH." az. 3 BR 2
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11.Aecks. ~lease. Bsueady HorticuJturut's delight: 2 er. steps to beach, pool, ••••••••••••••••••••••• s.46-0085 patio. $285. No peta. ALLUTlL PAID l561 Mesa Dr. «tomoveantonow. per Cov'dpatio,greenhouse, $325. pr mo. 'til J une S45-0760 ,,,. .. , .. _,.._~t I N l KOLLlRV.COMPL.EX seUinlwsuperperson. court£ard, 1ardener. 30lh.MS-072t CM•r.. 1102 2Br-3Br,2batown.house. . lBrOceanView "'™.,...81 do > •wpor oroce a pace . lull -•AYO CK W/D f · in J N · ••••••••••••••••••••••• patio, yard, frplc, encl. VlEW OF OCEAN & Blt.ns$290 (496) ~/,..;_ service. 120·800 aq ft iY~ re n1 c • ew ,, __ ..&.-.1 M 37•• CITY 2 b 2 b I I • ""' 631 "'555 .,...,....,.,., couo•n•o,. Cptslcpainl.$790/molse. _.__. W .... gar, laundry rm. From · . r , "· rp ~·• -• ·-. 1---------l r om $1 5 0 mo.
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· ~I term lie, by owner. & Ford Ed. $900 mo. ••••••••••••••• •••••••• • es see on poss. encl gar. No pets, Adults . ..._ ._......... 31•6 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ... eta, 22T1 "'· Cen· rice apace overlooking ~ trlS/mo. ZU.281).1471 833-7676. w.8135. •In house computer sys. $265 mo. 968-8088 -.... _... .. 2 BR 2 Ba, blt.ns, cptr, tralJy located, 23S rooms. the Bay. Space from 290
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· fance to beach in EastblwfCondo, 3 BR 2 Maidservice,pool •Freetoaged651cover beam celllog. Pvt 8J0.9325atl6pm. Mn1portleah 3169 :· Daily & weekly pd. Take advant.age or
, Secluded pvt area. Mo to Ba, $500. 8'4-8S8S ZJ76 Newport Bl, C.M. •Opef)-ee ~e~tal ~o=~' balcony. Otil pd. Adults, N 2 BR & d ,-1 2 -"••••••••••••••••••••• atartint from S$4 a OW' spring fever .. ,& free
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Ebb Tide Realty .. rr SUS c ... ~., ·~ RENTIMES ba. close lo beach, crpl & NOW 6'5-4840 bably come to our senses f.94.9456 ; 497-3598 evs Beaut end unit twnhm. 3 --drps · Ba I cony· $400 by summer. Call or stop ' Br. 2in Ba. cln, spac & Nicely rurnished 1 bdrm. LA CASA ILAHCA MS-4533 . nfum r oom in l&e bae. by any weekday bwtn ~ean view, 4 br or 3 elegant liv'g in gracious Closed gar. $230. up. ForProfesalonalSer vlce lach, I llt-AYIMow 1-.... ~----...:.--.. -ach--31-4-0 YOU CAN AFFORD Util incl. Wash/dryer, 8:30&5:30.
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trilevel. No pets. S575 SID>Jlse. Call 64().6745 aft Newpoi;t Blvd 41111 ~ pool, 1nd1')' rac's. AduJts SHARP. beach, 2 & 3 BR, anted: Room w/kitchen • 347S Via Oporto _mo. Call 496·3013 , 6pm " ORSTOPBY oye.r 35 no pets or privil ln r1 ho ( t .. _ ..... bBl•d) .. ~ · 2 br, newly decor, preC. • frpl dishwas h er p k N t eges P v. me, a "_"".,.,ae
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11•'kl.Smo.Call494·4Gi4 New2B~~/conv.den& HuntMCJtORleach 3J40 porch,gar.&wash facil. 644-0452.Avlf/22. deluxe 2, 3 & 4 Br All & balconies. crpls, gar.Nopels.AvailJune r ates from 60c sq ft .
•I " -formal dining area. Fan· ••••••••••••••••••••••• S350 pr mo. Quiel & relia· bl f 1 1 d draperies. parking, 15 lD Juty 31. 545.5354 or Hurry while offer lasts . .Jbr 2ba, pvt b<:h. rec. pool . tastic ocean view. Close ble. Ca 11 a ft 6 PM t Br, new crpts, clean, · tns. rp cs, gar, ge Y • I ,,..A""""' For details. caJI 774-4671 : usuana. ocean vu, appla. STUDIO 675-8213 502 Yorktown · Just West e evalors. .,..,..,....., topools. te.nnis, shopping locb ok. No pets. $235. cl Beach Blvd.. £""·1718 iu'tliO()mo.970..7740 & s.cbools. lmmed. oc· 'WeeldvRate••• 1e--&. 311 645-2274. ,,_ u bayfmt prop w/pvt ml new o(flce. priL
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Gorgeou!> Canyon View, INN. $65/wk & up. Maid clean. pvt, nr shops, $260 3 Br, l 'h-..Ba. els to schl. frplc, wetbar, $600 un· Rent Baja Oceanfront 540-2310'
2Br, 2Ba . den, atnum. N.B. Cove Penthouse con· serv. color TV. heated re . mo.642·0346 No pets,. $315/mo. Call (um'd. $650 lum'<L Wi.11 house 2 BR 2 BA. furn. ---'-------
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NEW lge 2 BR + den, 2 acu.zz . r se. ocean view, spacious 2 Br Townhouse. frplc. New lge 3 BR apt. bltns. · gar, steps lo bch. yrly. incld'I wd for frpl, alps 9. conlerence room. coffee
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cargarw/oJl('ler, no yard $700 montlt.-Agent Dumond / Io we r . lo Fashion Island & fine 2 Br w/gar. $250. Cpls. lDeer~wils.pec~i :kzsdys~n 2 B~ w /fplc . Sandy •••••••,••••••••••••••• free1w:~ ... c~ ~work.~770·2483 644·1133 Laguna's Victoria Cove . be h.Al B n••26 d 6 • E" .,.,u b h •4 0" 6730700 115 .. .,......VE ""'5" '""'-$260.'91·15.52 ac sol r ......... 11 water p . 217 ' 5, wknds a nytime. eac . .., v. • * _.. * • Sharp Monaco Harbor Placentia. 636·4120 l·S 962-5339 bt.wn3·6PM 01645-6685 Gain a reliable <71.4)979·2161
• H9wport leach 3269 View homes, 2 Bdrms & LARGE quiet. 'If~· pvt, M·F roommate. PRIM• C M '' ••••••••••••••••••••••• Den . UP graded . studio apt, full kitch & 2 Bdrm, bit-in kitchen. NEW XTRA Dix twnhse 11sin 36th St. S25Q, Few &45·7464. '" • •
'NO FEE! Houges. condos, Gardener inc Id. Avail. balh, furn or unf. $265 mo adults/no pelS. $350 mo. Newly decorated lrg 2 Br apt, front unit. Lg 3 Br. yards lo bch, 1 Bf[. 1 gar •SHARE A HOME* LOCATION .. du P 1exe5 . R en la l now. $600. mo. S40-4l4l incl uW. 494_9200 lsl& last. 640-7562 apt. Well-managed, no 2~ Ba, formal din rm + Sp, nopets.1 aduJts. Vrly o e I u x e 0 ff ice & I ~ Pavilion. 675.4912 Bkr. ask for Wray Andrew 2 BR 1 BA S or Hwv pets. $250/mo. 675·61?.5 bksfsl rm. fplc. bllns. lse. 213-798·'356 Ownr. al Free room & board, In a warehouse s pa ce . , ....... rt le h 3769 ' ' . ~' W/D bk ll dbl · l prop Sat/Sun I "'-'d h 1100 6000 ft F' 11 ._.~ ac aduJls. no pets. $325. Call Bacb apt, Senior C1t1~en up, pa o, a · · · uxury v..:eal\$1 e ome · sq. · u MEW Sli VllW MAGHIFICIEHT ••••••••••••••••••••••• 642-S953 wkdys, 673-3983 only. $150 mo incl .uUI. t.ach aar. $480. MS-3604 Promootory Pt tbr ac loft., for a lady in exchanJ'e security, 642-4463 or
3 Br 2 Ba. pool, tennis, CHEllRY LAKE or645-9399evs/wknds. Mobile Home Pk. Also. 2 Br + dell 1 ~ ba encl. ocean vu. $4SO mo. Dys for Ute hskpng. Call Ken, ..:642_·7_604_·_· ____ _
Jae, S845 yrly · 675-0562 3 B R ho m e , on I y • Lrg 2 br 1 ba upper. clean. spaces for rent ZS' & 35'. palio. lm~c. cond. Xlnl &IO-OBOO. evs 673·3091 l-a3-89Q2 Nr. O.C. Airport. Deluxe
BIG CANYON. Luxunous $725/_mo. This ~hoic~ loc. ll newly redec. No chJldren ~l. loc. Quiel setUng. Hunt. 2 Br 3 b co do Pool Resp rem over 2llo share omces w /secretarial
2 Br• 2 b al h con . has h;sh.lna. sw1mmmg & ~e or pets. Open Sal./Sun Eastside 2 br upper' Bay, adulta-onJy condo. I~ ~ It: ~ly N~ 2 BR, 2 ba duplex in N.B. serv. 752-5626 dominium home boal1n1 w/Lake Ar· S3SO /mo. 962-8118 or c · u · lbtkfromaand. Avail . . ~ New/never IJved m. Wet rowhead atmosp~. T.ruly ll-5 418'~ Larkspur • dshwsltr, encl. gar, adJls. 979-7971 pets. Westcllff Plaza 5/16. $186.50 mo • 'h util. <Xftce space for rent '"
•. bar/frplc. $600/or lseopl. a chance of a lifetime. G' Sml l br apt, sgl employed $275. 531-3535 area. $450. mo. 675-1828 1yrlse.675--3140 aft4pm. Corona del Mar. Call
Salisbury R. E 673.QJOO _ Ju1! l1!~;led Brokers Bl person w little stuff. No New 2 BR condo, fplc, lrsh COOL & 9Ul!T Large 2 Br w /new drpg & Avail May 1st. $150/mo. 64-l·S494.
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JG C .. ""'ONTOWNHSE John Carey,646-7414 dogs . $215. Ulil pd. cmptr~da.rling. $415 mo. 3 br. painted, drps,dcuJpls. cpl. Lots of storage, Room ln home kit priv Nwprt Center ore "",. 494·1941 64Q..SS46 bt.wn 5-8PM blt.ns, 2 car gar. A ls, bltina. Pool. Garage. Responsible. Mal~ N~ w/desk, $225/mo. •
' New 2 BR. 2 ba, crpl 'd & 3 Br 2 •-home 2 frplc• • no pe\S. ~ 12tb St. 642·S388 OCC. ,,...,, """8, "eep try· "AO 0
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drp"d, spectacular Goll • s .. J • "· Duplex. 2 JlR, 2 ba, lrg Lg 2 Br, 2 Ba townhouse. ..........,, " ___ O't __ ........, ___ _
,• ,Course&lakeview.Sep 3 baths, redwood deck. GREATRECREATION. pallo. frpk. HJ b!k to Nr. Fairview & Baker. ONEOFAKJ.NO! $2752BRw/Frp1c tng. ~""·ft. olc: in C05ta
oar tennis & pool Ls Comm pool & tennis. bch, I blk lo shop'g. Drps Nono•·. "A"'l882 $1.258t.eaJs ThlS Near The Beach """ ,.... .. · e $795/mo, 1s t /last. Swimming, saunas. 2 ~'"",,..,. . ud ProC.ndstosharehis2br, Mesa, pvt lav.~. mo.
,, J)SO. Mo. 644·2416 ,,..,,. '"u"' health clubs. billiards, &crpl, $475. 645·4533 Charmtng St lo Apt, Available Now (61122) 2 ba Capo Bch vu condo, 646-2130: 679·3709 .....,.._.., --XTRA LRG 2 BR, 2 ba, Ulil Paid, R&S ••tab Gaior.!! San Clemtnh 3276 night-lighted tennis Costa Meta 3124 den, bale. Upfraded. Enclosed Yard With lBrOnThe Beach pool'. Jacuzzi M/F $175. 500 Sq. lt. Office wilb
,.we have lOOO"s of hou:.cs. ••••••••••••••••••••••• courlsgolf drl~~og :::gr:. ~~~fy· ••••••••••••••••••••••• adlts, no pets, v. deslrea· This Elegant Duplex . $280, cozy Frplc 493-1219 bath. Main St .• Hunt-
·,dplxa, apts no~. all VUlaGranadabest.2BR. ,. l920t hsMcyert ~IB .. Rn1rv.i"i:w bleMesadel Mar, $32S. PetaOK (8469) HtdPool (6731) Needagreatroommate? ington Beach. $225. mo.
arefeeas,allprices.Saveon den, 2 ba, secur. dlx, ~ ACTIVI T I ES : r:c'd ~!fi~. gar, $32~'. AvallMayl.546-1696 R...ttmH j 6edlll·45ds55 Rentfmu 631-4555 Cutlivlngexpenaes! Coals & Wallace Real
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,,. adlts. $475 mo. 498.-6625 F\Jlltlme direrlor, free 64.5-4655 Bachelor unit. Westside, Honor ma ·er t car Honor maj. credit carda Call The Orange Dilate, 962·4'54
T S d b h BBQ' quiet. $195, alao new u.. ._... le h )140 u.-a._... •--L 3140 County Professionals ....... ll...tal 4450 · • TERRAC TWN Ocean I-Wis Condo. View. u.n ay rune · 5 · Large 3 br. 2 ba upper. room w/pvt entrance nr ..wtfMiji• ac IWMiji• -~ Haut.e-Mahs Unffd ...................... . ·. E HSE3 Br 2 Br, 2 ba, bltns. dis· tr ips. parties, sport New cpls.drps, paint, Nw pt Frwy at $185. •••••••••••··~··••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 832·4134
2Va Ba. Fam Rm, $475. hwas her. cpts, drps. tournaments&more! neer OCC $350. 751-36116 SJa.-4649 Dependablesince197l 4Dl!LUXIOFC'S 67S-0745or~71°"6 Super sharp. $400. 1st+ BEAUTIFULAPTS: K n b nkport? 1--.:......-------1 Cont. rm .. seat 25, all last + sec dep. Agl. (714) Singles, 1&2 bedrooms. Cotta Meto 3124 Coate Mesa 3124 e n Y U Male Km mt to ahr home paneled, am. whse In re·
JUurrs. pan. view. lge. J 499-4Z71(213)331·0908 F\Jrn. & unfum. Models ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• I h nr bch, CdM. w/father & ar. 1 or 2 yr. lease. Lake ,Br. fam. rm .• 2~ ba, --------1opendaily lOto 7.Rootl\· Wasn'tshethebiologstw owon chlld,$200 mo.l ·63s.l766 Jt'orest a r ea. Kent
pool. S850 Agt. 1>44-0l:W s-..... mate service avail. fl\O The Nobel Prize for Medicine in '69? Harklm. ~·"1 45th St .. ..., blk to ~trano 3271 lease required. Sorry, f'V'"'\~ Will share 'fJty home, 714·581·9393
'bch. ssso. 3 br2 ba. dplx, ••••••••••••••••••••••• adults only, no pets. ~l 1'.-1~" ,..;.J workin& woma~ only, no•---------
,·, bluns. frpl, w/w crpt, 1 2 BR. H• ba condo, O&kwood If you're not sure who (or whit) KennytlunkpOrt smoking or drinking. MA.RIMI CIMTB
'crprt. Adlts. No pets. pool, no pets. Garden Apartments was. don't feel bad-you're not alont. ...;S45-8530~.;..;...-------1 Coast Hwy, N.wport Sch
1 Open Fri-Sun . 213 / S345 mo. •91·0988 .,.,.,... t.eclt/Met4tt KennybunkpOrt ts one of 14 dlstlncttvely h.._.1 =.~!1n:· ~r~
,,. 798-4356; 794·7176 S.... AM 3210 880 Irvine call 7th I dltrerent 1P1rtment floorplans at Seawlnd Village tw•ewt 4350 bua pm'd. All uUJ &tax·
· ~ Br. fam rm. dln rm. •••••••••••••••••••••• • 645-0:'ISO In HuntingtOn Beach. SeJw1nd VIiiage Ls a result ••••••••••••••••••••••• es paid. Call K. Wltsel.
1' Jasmine Creek, sec gate, $225. LI 2br. kids Ok. M1.,...1Hclt/Swttl of ~ persona II led professional planning. Gar a let for 1tora IC!. 1..:.556-0640:.:~...:...------_tennil, pool lnc, '9()0/mo. Gar age '! Mus t 11ee . 1700J6th Sl 10x17' $30. 9x2•'.$40. , Avail May 1. 640-2666 or Mo~ Sm fee Hurry! I Dover a\ 18th I kind of attention you deserve. 12x2.8' $65. mo. Safe & TOP LOCAT10M
•· ·~a1\6pm. 1000s more avail. All 64t·8170 A perfect blend of nature and IMng-secure. Oaya646-4262 last 17th Street
llG CAHYOM areas. Ms.4900Agl . nestled In a forest with babbling brooks and quiet 2 car car~e wanted for 2.000 Sq. rt. ahop/ofc. -w....-.ter JHll--------ponds. cooled by natural ocean breezes. Add to CDM Ground noor: air-cond .• ,,Lwuuiow 2 Br. 2 Ba, tNt tennis courts. swimming poo~jacuzzl and st«•&• · • •rea. willsplltlnbalf
); ·condo w/wf!.t bar, frpl. ·•••••••••••••••••••••• IAYROMT' a convenient location near ~iv-.i,.,, and 673-223'7eves. taOOEach Bkr87s-t700
111 New/never lived In. 3 br 2 ba, l sly, 2 car 2 BR condo, yrl1, ... .....,,... .. 111 ---I~ 4400 • , -1mooraubmltlaeop· 1arage, cul-de·sac nr '100D\o. employment1n<1you'vegotaplace1nyonewould -.-. -..uoPS ofc'• hob'""' & •. -hoo .. & I *'l<ll ~"' II h... ( Ke ........ """rlJ) ....................... ;).0 ' • U.T q,. lion. SC ls. $450 mo. (213) 3 BR, 2 .... tba, yr&r_, T"""" prvuulY ca ,...,me. Even n .. ,.,,,n...,., ldul ror i>boto lab.
1 , WATERFlWNT ~16811 Leave Measaae. ADULT COMDO One and twO bedroom. one and twO blth Koll·lnin•Oenter B /Slde CM. rr $85.
I·•. HOMES YOU GOTT A See tb!a ..... HOOIJ Hot91tll adult apartments from 1270.00 All at.8:~°t:; =~vall. l..;;.M-~'124.:..;,;.9 _____ _ ~ • e3i.t400. amaihlng 2 Sty, 4 BR. 2 2BR,a~~yrty."2$ ~iilmnd <18MOO 141. ft.> Rent in· Top tocallon. Bu ut. Steps to bay I 3br Coodo BA w/cpt.a, fncd yard, STVS TO llACH el: Recei>t., phone aoa., a bow room It ofllce.
w/24' boal 1up. 2 ptUos. only $415. 963".s67 a1ent. 3BR..:. 2ba, bay vu SlOSO I In H~ntl ton VlllllVf utll., JanitOrfal, mall .Ii Baker nr. Brlalol, CM.
,., lrplc, bl\nl, 2 ear aaraae. _no_,_ •• _______ , 2 Bn. 2 u. .. )'rl)•. MOO I a oofree 1erv., c()l\f. rm, U20 sq. ft. All tmprovc·
1 .. ~u paint Ar ahuttera CiiutuW•• lOWll•, kitch privlt• ' menta lncl. oloc. alan. thruout '700 mo. 83Q.771'T ~ 3425 15555 Hunt1ngt0n V1111gt Lane Huntington 8Hcl't. CA p-cl. secretarial serv. on AIC, e,,. 81' ft. Mt-8325
alUPM (714) 898-9961 premises. (114,5't-958S ""•& ,. ..,.... ________ ••••••••••••••••••••••• From tfll Sin Ditgo FretWIY clrlw north on 8eadt to ~--------1Con1Da ~ Mar on ~~t
•\.Nffport Sbora a BR. 2 aer, 28a, Hunt Lend.mark McFlddln. tMn Wiiton McFICldtn to Seawind Village. 2adj.ofcs~vtant. ipproa "=· 1100 eq.f\. Good
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SaCletDMle. P\llb' uc. OutatandJna oniortu.nlty rAST .... AmST Baby11t~r/ho1nckeeper. CANVAS SIAS COOKS "
lllD i-M.M . f'Ureppl. C.7211ie ror uperleoced la· Req'a 1 yr expcr. lo PN· needed Wed, Thun, fo'rl.. Will train, urn up to ""n---~Br a.Ill""'' .,.. . c••••-..U tHNn, -C'ber1• e"°11ntent In par~ maYerialt tor tn Laawie Nlauel. tz,00 per • 00 br .. comm. AM It .,. '"'' ..., f1' RELAXING M~AGE npktly powlnf So, Or. bowie print abop. Xlnt hr. aww7 PM 1htft1. Interviews. pe.r'd oaly. Xlnl beoe ·
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BobJema·Lic Ma.ueur Cly. water district. Sue· bme£st.s & workuit con· 9-U. Call 540 5581. Allk ~Chef l.D .. Newponer C ONTACT OuteaU9-9,4tt·5lll ccnrut candidate wlll da. Applf(, Natlonal 8ab)'litler/comp1m1on lo !Ot"Careyor Fr41Cl. lnn, 1107 Jambor" f\d,
UMOM have demorutrated over S)'ltt-ms eorp, ~ Bl~h care for mdl are woman Ooklen Wen wu1auo11 N.8. EOE. :
HOMILOAMS MASSAGE 4 yeen ~roareuively St, N o (Near o.c . :M't~k.n:~n·t-·rt, art Co. COOi DP9
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·-.. -au ...... _... expcrim~ & ablUty to pnrtunltyEmployer Babysitter. Matur e. C"'""HIB llo """3081 ~ owncrs ol Sl.000 ISCva • S commwlicate with lop l•--------•I responsible wom11 n to -me. ""7 • • • w. llau· ua 'TI, ·n ·a ln Flfft need aoo lotal b)' Mey l.
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to SlOO,OllO or~. And OUTCAU. OHLY m • n • ll e m e n t · care for 2 yr old child. N~ ind.iv. w/mln l yr Cook, exper. ln saut~d
throuah Union Home 63 l·JI11 ReePOGlibWties wlll ln· ,.._II &C2 """"'a" c 30 cashier ex~r. Plenunl dlahea. Fu11 •ime r L 0 a n a y o u • e t --------....,.-cludti auperviaion It te· "'" 'Y""'' ".,: · personality & ab1Uty to oounlJ)• club. 83i·ls:IO , Homeowner Tt!rma. S .._ view of bookkeeping ASS£Ml.£RS 9ank.lna deal w/publu:. Xlnl co. --...:..------
100~ •'loancma ol ll'lvo1c.: aales la.X & license
th(u CROCKER. 12.0 APR. 7 year note.
which aro un•rally * ANDY'S* l'8'1dion &t work nows. ~TralneeAsScmblera S..iftga&Lo.Tttller benefiia. COOK
mucb better than f\oance Outc.11 Massaae preparation of reports, Needed lmroedlatety Part·Ume. mW1t ~ nexl· ca11 6'4·3389 9am·noon Fine Dinner ffouse. E:i·
company ternu. 973-0329 c: ash flow , enc: um· Long & Short Term ble, oppty for growth. THE IRVINI CO. per'd. Apply In persqn.
Forfurthtrinforrnatloncontac:l ChHH111eT.,,_ ber aoce control & Assignments KEYSTONESAVINGS ~NewportCtrl>r 1464 S. Coast Hw1, Mr. Llaaoer or Mr. Miller tW •z:. •SllERJ LEE• budgetary monitoring of 3Shifta Avalleble. M.V. SM-8900 I Newport Beach Laguna Bcb.. 494.2528
Dal , RV R ......_. Certified Mu&eU$e operaUn1 results. Salary Must have own tnm1p. B. Baldridae· Equal Oppor ~mployer I c-s e ~s entals Inc. _,..... House Calla · By appt. commensurate with ex· .,.._Todor llMl20 E o E M/F -
14) 559·4446 839"831 perience & ability. Apply ;:_Top Pay. Vac Pay · · · All shllta, top waies. ap--
Outs1 e Ca . 1·800·854·0399 FULLY AMOlrTillD In person or submit re· ML.& T Bankin& CASKJER ply blwn llAM·SrM, ln
(Telex) Dale's 1RIN 68·2378 rARTLY AMOttT111D FOXY LADY 6 um e t 0 : s ant a ·~· "'•··, s.'9 O.,Os. ca.n. Pt·Ume/Lunch person. Pac:llic co .. l
Denver, Colorado IMTBISTOM.Y o.ec•u-..-Margarita Waler Dis· S..-.lcft We are seeklntc a •1133-0427• Diner. 4S01 W. Coast Openlna May 1. ..._....,.. lric:t. !5:171 Marguerite DivWalterKidde&Co to rt led · di Hwy NeWJ)OrtBch. 71 1·35'1 ~-·av, Mas' si·on y;ejo. -s E B"'•'ol cus me~ 0 en Ul v. Child Car e, mature · , 1 A11owin.:2wayRenlalsloLA. ..a-a. rn.w " • ......,.. · • .... ~ foc-aF/U'!'e~.as aare woman to care for ""!!!'!~=======~=======~! ~· ...-K • PREGNANT" C . 821675 StelO Newport Beach de""'"lt clerk. lll our N.li. chl'dren In llarbor Vu COOtCS -~. with state . · a ring• (Cocner of Bristol & ,,...... • f & •-u-•~ conlideot.Jalcounseliog& _________ , c ..... hi d olc: .. l Yr min ore ex~r. Hm. June F/time. Car &t ..... ,., __.......-• ....... llrtfill......... 4500 ........
•••••••••••••••••••• • 0 • <>,, 11 rhilllty 5005 -· rderTal. Abortion, adop-Acct.ng Bldtpn" a.mpus""' n r:c'Q d. Typmg 35 wpm. refs. 644·709S an 6.30 Good working conds . 4' U for any reasco we can· t.lon &keeping. " earl's Jr> Some Sat work. Xlnl benefits. Contact David
IUILD TO SUIT v••••••••••• •• •• •• •• •• not ananae • loan for APCARE 547-2563 TIMPOR.AlY Equal Opportunity woning conds & beneflli; Church orgad.lsl director, .Uher·Toumant e~. you I.here will be no cost Reaister Today to work Employer M/F' lnc:lud. dental. Apply at: &tn. am nursery attnd. c her. Holiday I ~n.
orobtiaation. UNO.A• YICXI on various accounting & Mariners Savings 552·1918; ~ Laauna Hills, 586·SOOO o.tc .. M • ._ bookkeeping assign· _________ , lSlSWestcUfrOr,NB extO> ·
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3,000 aq ft. 2034 Placentia, CM. Excellent location.
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available in Orange and
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ServinaallOranceCo. Clerks to Sr. Ac:coun· TUINEE Bllnlu.ngS&LPositions SR. TYPIST & dinner. Ma Barker's, MS-7313 tanls needed tbruout 212 E.17thSt, CM
DANCE OF FUN Orang~rt Half's ASSEM8l.£RS
Beaut. nude girls dance Acc:ountempe
& rap seasioo. Pvt mir· 5005. Main. Ste soi & PACKERS Starop 4550 LGlQK ~ta~aphone ' COOKS
llBM Executive Days "Nights Avail ••••••••••••••••••••••• N people with mgmnt. or ew storage garages. Sales ability. Invest·
close lo beach. just off ment. SlS.OOO for Area Nation's L•rgeat Home
Newport Bl. RV &t boat Director and $10,000 for Loan Brokerage Firm
rored rooms. lOAM to No. Tower, Union Bank ~EEDEO
JAM Mon.Sat, 12PM to In The City ol Orange IMMEDIATELY!!
We have several posi·
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exper'd tellers, new ac.
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Positions Are Free.
Never a charge lo appli·
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$4().6055, Coastal Person·
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/Technical 9am.4pm Mon-Fri
NEEDED SHACX SHOP ••
unit avail, all uUI paid. Associate Director, cov-B Toro 770.303 I
:~~~N. Euclid, 714/835-4103 TOPr.AY!!! IMMEDIAt~LY 230.5 E. Coast Hwy, CdM
Long & Short Term As· 3446 E. Coast Hwy. C~M signment~. Holid11y & I Equal Oppor Employer v a c al 1 on pay .1~.-..;._-------PbS411·38'78 ers Invent ory and ..... lch 141·2225
FREE SESSION W /AD All shifts. day, swing &
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••••••••••••••••••••••• full Info write: finding a solution? Ji'ree. GENERAL BUSINtss Short term R.E. $S$'s fast. ABC HELP L 1 N E, June 1.S-Oct 15, CdM area. rum, DO steps, ror retired
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......,_SERVICES any reason. Bill Daven· _oo. __ 2222 ______ _
2A}l.Blackthom St port, 549-9803 OUTCALL MASS.AGE NeWJ)Ort Beach, 92660 orcall 7!4;644•0870 OOYOUNEEOCASH? •7ll·Ofl 1 * 1st , 2nd & 3rd Male engineer fr India
wishes to shr an apt
w/younc lady . Call
Ranga 631·2787 aft 7:30pm.
Family Restaurant for homeo wner loans ar· •Switchboard 835-777S•
sale, Costa Mesa. Mint ranged fast. Borrow ANSWERSERV $2WK
c:ond. Modem new shop-$1000 • Sl00,000 · Oexible MAIL ADDRESS $1WK
ping center location. terms, past credit no pro· Beaut. interior. Seat.s SO, blem. call u.s . no obliga. Physical Massage by
Plenty of 1)arking other tioo. 'Pherapi.st. Appointment
....... afl••Ht/ . SI'ERLING FIN SVCS. 3:J0.9PM. Steve, 548·2817 1r2--..: mlerest. Asking $100,000 .
.._. Some le~to qualified 714 19M·1610 (bkrl ~~1 .. 1-.* .._ ••••••••••••••••••••••• · .,,r u Mr ----------I .. _ .. ~ '-''-._··· -'-.,. .... •··.~. ~~:J .(~·--~a.L~~ ~.c.---~ l"'lltl!Mi8f~?;J z(Jl('l(.-.f#o-- -'ro>;.._ --•,opp I Wf ~ • ,. . 5035
••••••••••••••••••••••• Coif~ Shop, located in ••••••••••••••••••••••• H a n d so m e "y o u n g • SAM CLIMEMTE prof'I bldg, 5 day opera, gardener wants to meet
Grooming & Pet Shop. ~:.,;:~~582:19direct LOWEST • lady w/yard anytime.
Retlrinc arter 7 good Werftt lat.s 497-4329.
years. fine location & HOME .ACCESSORIES t t TD ; alto TOUCH OF CLASS clienlele.$168.SOO. QUALITY MOSE for 1 •• a.
BERTIIAHENRY 2ndT.D.Lomn.. •ESCORTS* REALTORS INTERIORS, Lamp & 1''airestTermssince1949
21S Del Mar 492·4121 window shades etc etc. Sattler M""' Co. *MODELS* Good loc. in Palm '7
CIGAIETI'E sum y
DISTiii UT OR SHiP
PART OR 1''lJLLTJME
Immediate openings in
Desert. $45,000. Madonna 64~2H I 545-061 I 848·1118
A u t h i e r M a n n i n g •GRAND OPENING• Broker. Retired couple has money •Male & Female all or
(1)325·5550 lolend.1St&2ndTD's Diamond class, serving
Agenl, 1-837·3744 all areu for all affairs• Orange County and/or Trans or auto repair. 2
surrounding towns for bays, 2 hoists. $430 per • U•r:--•/ ,.,....... Senlcff 5360 diatrlbutors. All retail mo. 2066 Placentia, CM. r .... 1alll1/ ...................... .
outlets are secured by 548-7188 Lott & fooilHcl Palm Spring.s couple lD
company. · •----------1••••••••••••••••••••••• look after house or npt ·
NOSELLING IEIMSPllED Aalrt_r:._llh 5100 "plants. July, Aug, SepL
You may become dis· An opportunity for the ••••••••••••••••••••••• References . Costa
tnbulor for nationally creative. Exclusive lines SCDIU I~ M e 1 a -b e a c h .
advertised cigarettes; ol collector Items &tun-IUUR"l.l.l.J U)l27·9M4 Marlboro, C ame ls, usual cards. Heavy foot ----------
Salems. Kools. Kenl, traffic; close to beach in ANSWERS HOUSESITTING
Pall MaJI. etc. You may Laguna. Sr. U.C.S.0 . student re·
keep your present job. 4M Helper -Denote -quests pos1l1on. summer start part lime and ex· Wiurd -Vassal -mos. in beach area. J eff.
pand lo full time later Ir .. ~.. Hiatus -Relent -_1_ss_._1m ______ _
you desire. To qualify ~, ANSWER the PHONE you must ha\•e auto, a ,,, .. ,,,._ "Sorry lo wake )'OU by HOME BIRTH. Having
few hours s pare lime nosN.CoonHwy .• LoglHMI di a Ii n g a wrong your baby al home':"
(days or ev~) and cash 494-1177 number." ''That's okay. Take an ACKJ class. C<lll
inveslmenl or. 31601 Coou Hwy.,S.Log""° 1 had to get up and Ivy, 968-9591
4nn 4591 ANSWER the PHONE -'--------.-PLAN l. ........ · S3SOO ..,...,.-anyway .. Minis ter & wife will
PLAN If · · · · · · · · · · S6()00 Thri•'-l ike Shop · housesil during extended PLAN l11 ........ szo.ooo ...., LcKt & F'CMMd SJOO leave. Care pool, pets,
For more information No competition, ex· ••••••••••••••••••••••• plants. Avail Sept.
nd dd d elusive Balboa Peninsula se name. a res11 an Lost or Found a pet? Call 8.'m·4426 phonenumberto: loc. Sales. rentals, re· Animal Ass is tance ---------
METROPOLITAN pairs. $84,700 gross per LeagueS37·22'13, no fee. Professional massage, TOBACCO COMPANY year. Sell for $72,500 legit .. house calls only.
CigarelleDivisionl!2.3 @ SREWARDSKeys lostvic eves & wknds. Jim,
P.O. Box S77 S. Co Plaia or Edison. 645-8197
Rosemead,CA.91770 HB. 5.7 keys on rirygs Soc--,-~-C-lubs----5-4-0-0 poss w /Cam eo clip.
TRAVB. AGENCY ~1-1210
FRANCHISE
1be new way to own a MoMf to Loan 5025
travel agency. Travel •••••••••••••••••••••••
Network. Start your own I It, 2nd & 3rd T.D. 's
Exp. not required. LOANSAVAILABLE
Complete support & long Credit no problem.
term service provided "'°"''" 752-590) Call Mr . Ch arles ----------1
714-8311·9242
BEAUTY SALON
Sacrifice, best oHer
CM/NB. 9 stations. super
local. 1200 sq fl, rent only
SJOO. Worth much more. Asking $19,900. John
552·642k Bkr.
Make your shopping
easier by using the Daily
Pilot Classified Ad s.
/HEED
I MOMEY
•
CREDIT HO
PIOILEM
2nd & 3rd TD lomt1
752-5903
Arranged by
Coast ~ Loan•
~. ~ OppcwtuMty 5005 Oppartwlty 5005 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
u .ooo , .. n.. , .......
$31 .000 ,... ,,. n-, .......
MA TIOMAL BRAND
Pet S .. plr AINI
Accessory C..t.n
• IO~Mefd••se11,_ ct•• •-w1w • q ...... , .. rr...:h
......... c.ea "'"' ...... $5325 ., .................. ..
$30 m illion and more will be spent
in 1979 by the Pet Industry's
Leaders in promotion and
-advertising of their products. One
of lhe leading marketing systems
in the nation will be evaluating
a pplicants who will service and
a dminister company established
accounts. Reorders will be
computer processed by our master
wholesaler whose sales exceeded
$40 mllllon in 1977. c .......... · '-•'ti.. fOLL NII 10f.121·60lt
•••· 171. er 111·41f ·Jll4 ·C:~~;·=;••• cellttt. M .. 41•J ., ..... ,,...
968-3119 or 536-6571. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • The Slngle's Solution
Date by Choice
Not Chance.
LOST! Chain saw on
Irvine. blwn 20th & 17th.
CM . REWARD. 979 9862. call tntroview 752·5411
L 0 S T A p r 3 r d , A New concept in meeting
brn/grey /blk Tige r your male. Call Joyce al
spayed fem cal. 4 yrs. ~16
vie.19th & Hamilton. Ans ---------
~~,~~~~~·rJ::cr;~. TNY.t 5450
dy 213·3115·1663 d)'s. •••••••••••••••••••••••
646-l587evs EUROPE: Local Bus . ----------1 Man will act as c:ouM'er.
Found:Weimaraner C.M.
at 18th & Placentia 4/13.
968-2A10
tMzyer, etc. Lv. end or
May (714I548·1542
FOUND: Blk & lan l1t=at1"!! female s m dog. vie Mesa _____ _
Verde Dr E. & Adams, ••••••••••••••••• •••••• CM. s.i&-45m .W.W..e.d. 707 5
Found Lrg male Golden
Retriever dog v1c Sowers
schl HB. 962·31S7
•••••••••••••••••••••••
Need help? Bank recon·
ciUaUons. pay bUls. ~eep ----------1 records for end or year
FOUND: Pliers. unique. taxes. PatU. 64S-0337
many parts. Vi c Csl
Hwy, NB. 675-7407 Couple will maintain
grounds In exhange for
Found: keys in black cottage. Trustworthy &t
case, vicinity Cout Hw Y. exp. 497-4329.
Newport Beach. 675-7407
Increase your sales 10% Los~: 4 bol~ters & spread with monthly newslet·
while moving 4/10. Hrbr ten. Denlon Publishing
Vu homes to Jasmine Co. 67s-Ma7 afl3PM
Crk. Reward. &44·2064
Help-W..t.d 7100 Lost: Fem. Shellie •••••••••••••••••••••••
bllttwhl/bm. 11 mo old, AB DI ck or Mu I ti ans. to Tammy. Vic. . Halec re sl in CM . Ope r ator. F /llme,
SS7..s617 Reward HeslDn Printing l o . 6'2 ' Baker st. C.M. &79-28'73.
Found : Blk & whl medium fem dog. btkl·--------
~ AUanta/Beacb. A8IAll ABBOTT
Found: Male Doberman, T81POIAllES
vie. 2400 blk of Newport NOW HJRINO
Blvd. 1142·'1910 ,.. 1ec4,...., ..
F o u o d : b 1 k I b r n Ace Ila; C....._
Chihuahua, approx. 4/21, T,,....
J3th St on Peninsula . s.aatalH
m.1303. 152-8516 ... c: .......
FOl1Nl>: Siberian Hu.sky, Ca 'uf• T-Opn call and Identify. (714) ~l.3'71 all l wkdays Ctl J• _.Hetty
LOST: Grey Cockateel, 55'U!122 MS lo "Rodney", 4/l n8. ,, ..
Beacb /Adam1 HD. 4500Ce..,_Dr,N.8.
s.1&-StSl CVll
Ace-. Cir to $625
100% Free
Beautiful N.B. co. needs
some accts exper or
schooling .• Train In
A/Pay. Accur typing &
adding mach. Super
place lo work w /best
bent. Call Sally, 540-~
Coast.lll Personnel Agen·
cy, 2790Harbor. CM
.ACCOUMTIMG
ClSUl
A CuJI lime position lS
available for an in·
graveyard Includes
wknds. t.ong & short
term assignments. HoU·
day & vacation pay. Ho~r.ilaliialion plan avw .
VOLT
f l NW>l>llAU-. h J AVK. t •,
ll41C...-Drhe
• 546-4741
<Across From
Orange Co. Airport l E<iuaJ Oppor Employer
Beauticians
Booth Rental? NO new
concepts. Be your own
boss. Set your own hours.
Lido area salon .
Operators with following
contact Jobn Solo.
67s-6500
Hosrilallzatlon plan <Grill) wanted. F &
avai . , PIT. all shifts. No exP.r
VOLT
fl r...-•4J1J-•AUY .... (Iv• I lo
ll41C-.mDrin
546-4741
(Across From
Orange Co. Airport) E<iual Oppor Employer
nee. Mr. O's, 3050 E. C.t .
Hwy,CdM.
Cook /waiter/waitress.
Call for appoint ment.
6734110, ask for Ed or
Myrtle. E.O.E.
Cosmetologist for Ha,ir
Cutting shop in C.l\!.
SU.rt immed. Apply , In
person. 642·4402
divi~al who Uk~st ._.o&..-,;.-; .. -~-------1
"""l'--·-
n&> ir'~ accuracy and speed.·
fice experience is essen·
tlal for this position.
Work In pleasant en·
vironment with good
company benefits includ·
ing ~ weeks vacation
alter one.year, company
paid group Insurance.
credit un1on. etc. Apply
at:
ORANGE COAST
DAILY PILOT
330 W. BAY ST.
COSTA MESA
Between the hours of
8AM·SPM. C.11 (or ap-
pof.DLmenL.please
64~4321 &t. 277
Equal
Opportwlity Employer
.ACCOUMTIMG
<>FACE CLEllC
Hotel uper desirable. 10
key &t typing reqw red
Good benefits. Apply In
person Holiday lnn. 25205
La Pai Rd. Laguna Hills
AdYerfi1iHa Mc:'y
A Newport &;ach ad
agency is looking for an
advertising secrelar'y
with excell. clerical
skills. Send resume to
P.O. Box. No phone calls
please. Send resume to
Pam Jensen. Cochran.
Chase &t Co. 660 Newport
Center Dr. NB. 921663
Advertising
PRODUCTION
rBSOH&.ART
ASSIST.AMT
Musl have exper. in Lype
specing & producing
c lean, well des igned
finished art. Apply m
person. The Jolly Roger.
lnc., 17042 GiUelle Ave,
Irvine, 8am·Spm.
AIDE
Assist wilh attendant ac· tivilies for mulli -
handic apped adults.
ELECTRONIC
ASSEMBLERS
Beauty Salon stations for
rent. .Aqd 1Manic:uns t wanted. 541).2474 D.AT.AEMTIY ·
10.ATING
P08ition avail. in our pro-
duction yachl r igging
Expanding electronics .~ept . Knowledge of
manufacturing corpora· mat ' Is & s w a It in g
lion. located near the helpful. Secure job for
Orange County airport, resp person. Call for
has lmmedhlte openings appt. ~.
I 1t Ir 2ftd Shifts aerie al
TEMPORARY
IE OH "St.cl ly"
TOP PAY·LOCALJOBS
oClerical
•Secretarial
Acc~Cleril
Full time position open
as a v ideo display
terminal operator foi;, a
Bas i c/Four mini·
computer. Some ex·
perience i~ desirable, but
will train indJvldual with
demonstrated typing ac·
curacy and speed. Work in pleasant environment
with good com pany
benefits includin g 2
weeks vacation after one
year. company paid
group iruurance, c,redit
for :
ASSEMBLERS
Boat Show Slaff •Accounting
F/p ti A ·1 25 M Call Marlol. 833·9410 a me. pn · ay Service of Rivi e r a 7. Tickel sales, atten· dance. security etc. Employment Agency, 673-9360 Inc. 2082 Business Ctr ----------1 Dr. Irvine. Electronic assemblers Bookkeeper/Assis t. to .-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-,;-.-.-.-.-;;~.
wilh 6. months to l year Gen. Mgr. Jll.B. Adv.
soidenng expenence. agency :seeks ma l ure Clerk uruon, etc. Apply at
ASSEMBLER
TRAINEES
Must have good ha nd
dexterity and a sincere
desire to learn electronic
assembly.
We offer excellent rooi·
pany benefits including:
•Modem working
cond1l1ons
•IO Days per year
paid vacation
•11 paid holidays
• £mployee recreation programs
Piease apply In person lo
Personnel Department.
MSI
re~ponsible person.
AP/AR 40 wpm lyp. on
LBM Selectric. can start
Ptr. & work into full ume. Call 75l·S711. Alik
for Toni.
MAIL CLSlK ORANGE COAST
Need energetic person DAILY PILOT
w rtniliative & good ap 3JO W. Bay St .• Cl\I
pear. Jodi\'. will be doing between the hours of
mall dislnbul1on. rece1\'· 8:00AM·S.OOPM
ing, s mall repair & misc Call for
duties. Some heavy hrl· pointmcnl please
Booldt.eeping Fee Paid 111&~~:3389 9am·noon 642·4321, ext 277
Acct-Cll to $100 THE IRVluE CO Equal Opportunity
"""7 " Employer Insur. bkgd or heavy !So Newport Center Dr
AIR r eq'd for varied Newport Beach Decorator needs elect.n -
spot. Great job & good F.qual Oppor Employer clan. carpenter. general hrs. Also Fe Jobs . Call handyman for small
Mary Ann. 770.2732, Con·,..._________ jobs. Call 768·0145
l e m po P e r s o n n e I 1•
Service, 22001 Lambert CLERK TYPIST DELIVERY PERSON· St. Ste 503, El Toro. BI uepri n l mach ine
$670 Per Month operator. Mu~l ha've
looldcHDinca .Au ist
Exper'd. Fast growing
co. needs 11harp, ac:·
curate person. C/R. CI D.
A/P , Payroll. bank
stmls Lite type. Non
smoker. Good salary.
<.:oBta Mesa 540-S077
Position is in TV slu<lio good driving record, will
en,'ironment. May learn train. Call Marion or
video & 1V techniques. Glenn SlG-3939 or S36·2926
Courses or ex per in typ ing & office prat11ccs de Deli,·ery • pl-lime, $3 hr.
sired. Mu~l bl.' rc111dent of Start immed.
Costa Mesn. unemployed 828-8031
DATA BOOKKEEPER. en·
1S of last 20 weeks & meet Dental asi.111l. chrside. ex·
income le\'el:o; as vanf1ed pandmg duties. Living in
by EDD. Ope n until Mission Viejo area.
filled. Contact Personnel 586·6030 CORPOUTIOM Lhusiastic s har1>. ac·
340 Rtchet-A•~ curate, full charg.e. general ledger. lhru lnal
Costa Mesa Ca 926271 balance. Salary com· mensurate w /ex pe r .
EqualOpportunily Waterfront location.
Employer M ff 67$-9800
-------~1
Dept, City Hall,
Dental Ass't·Oo you want
a career in ortho using
all your RDA s kills.?
640-0121
8:30·3:30PM, Mon-Fri. ----------; lbokkeepcr/Secretary.
Good benefits. Min wage. ASSEMILY /G• H_.p Prr. 8-12. ,. 17\(i'
Dental chairside ass't, ex-
per. with X·ray lie. for
eslab. Newport Beach
practice. Excell. loca·
t100. Salary open. Non·
smoker. 645-6501
United Cerebral Palsy FULi &!or p:irt time. Day 645-9444. ~· ·, ., '."'} Assoc. 546-5760 shift. Good work mg con ----------i ·,.-...... ~
dltions. Call 962-6648 BOOKKEEPER ..: .... ....J
Ambitious Couple Wanted ---------i opening ' rowing mfg. 77 Fair Drhe D E N T A L A S S T •
to manage a small busl-1•---------i business w xpr in A/R. 17 14, 556-5350 chairside, w/min 2 yrs
ness p/tlme. Wiii not in· ASSIST. M.AMAGoH AIP. P /R an other gen'l Eq 1 Op E 1 ex pr. in four handed
terfere W/ your present Sales &'administration. olc duties. G typist, ua por 2 oycr technique. to work in
job. MW!l be willin~ to FUii time only. Apply ln 34ynexpr. Sal open, -== progressive, growing
learn. Mr. Hall, 642·1634. person lo: Mable Austin, based on quallfi lions. ,.~Waitress practice. Good oppty to
,A/9 c.-..nisor Draper's, Laguna llills Call tor futtbe in __...._,..;:~ expand knowledge &
1 • ...,... Store. 23671 Moulton (714)898-7831 E t .,..,,,, k s kills. 714-493-9311 Small co. In Irvine. Parkway Plaza. 'Alm up o..,.,., per w
Cleri cal salary + l~fbpr Low tuition. Placement Dental Assistant, U ·
benefits. Computer in· ----------1 Small Nwpt Bcb office. assist. 751·919-l. panded chairside expir ..
put. Good typing req'd. f\JUUme..&U,2J14 Companion llvc·ln fo r self.motivated. sal open.
Call Ms. l.ightholder. AITENTION! ! ! ---------handicapped man, Ille 7·3, Irvine. 752·7~ 546-6170. Or appl,y at: II Ott OVEI
IMS, 2913 Daimler. S.A. Hobperl'Wc•H IOOIU(•& bs'ewk & coo k ·~· no o...talF/Ofc S750
<Near Newport Frwy & , Work In n"'w office N 1 C p A personal care. '265 mo. Fee Paid for sharp ex· Dyer) "' Laauoa laue · · · 673-6866 per'd person. lmmed Opening ln Costa Mesa firm needs bookkeeper lo ._________ opening. Also Fee Jobs.
Al'f MAH.AetMGo
Couple for Newport
Beach complex. l-'111y
experienced. Sa lary
opeg. C9t· 1268
A/llC.CLHk
Perm. p/Ume . 10 Key ad·
derby touch. Lite typina. $40-0013
work on client's books. H The Doctor's Corner, Man or woman. Work ..---pa..-11 repo""· c--sTRUCTIO r·-r--,,vu ,...,, ""'"' Ri viera Employment w/young people. Dljoya. etc. 83t.mS7 Su.....l• ....... t Anenc:y. Inc, ~ Bus•·
ble & interesting work ~~~~~~~~~~I ,..... "' ''ft w/rapld advancement -Office, renters & storage ness Ctr Dr. Irvine.
oppor in our educational IUYH units. Background in lilt 833-!MtO
........4 dJ · A 1 In elli l up & masonary pre· ---------tn"'"llCta v1.S1on. geno A ert, t gen woman ferred. ProJ'ect s in Dental Recept. Desk only.
barrier IC 18 or over. for a tough job. We will Good benefits. H.li Mu at have pleasing train . MacGre gor Orange & San Di ego 893-S032.846-3540
......,,...all Ly call betwn Yacht:s ' . ., • .,·"°"''. Count.Jes. Will conbidcr
...... ~. • <"6 -assistant superintendent 9:30am&21)m. d . I wi'lh good backoround. DENTALX·RAY LAB Cafeteria In uslrta . near .. "'-.. I tr 1 &
'4MSl4 Harbor &c S.D. Frwy. Salary commensurate """'t"'a ometnc ac I'll general office help. In· ll-s. Mon· Fri. 6-9:30pm, with ability. Send re· volvt?ll tracing & measur·
A/Rec. Fee Paid Sat 10:30-Bpm. Sun 3 hrs. sume to Construction Ing altull x·rays. Will
AfaClatl Babysitter, woman to Grill, c:asllier, prep & Mar. train. Art or dratting
1 Exper req'd ror t his !>'r:i>"~l~~ac:~!~n:~~n~ ~~:-le bes · ca 11 LWcletter ~~~r!u~ h;!~~~: ::=-=(l~:! CdM.$1.7S.hr.640-6067 ,' CA.tiBAPllSOM 180N~~~n~:ror. menaurate w'JWr.
Jobs . Call J ennHer, Babyaltter wanted. oc· To work a vertJcte com· Newport8ucll,Ca92880 1-640--5$_T_a_,_9_:30-4 __ :30 __ _
110·2132, Cont empo c.ufooaJ daya ._nights merclal camera . Dental Asst. ortho. chr.
Penoant-1 Service, 2218111 for 2 yr old boy, your Familiar w/PMT pro· NB. 4~ d1S. Ort.ho exp & Lambe.rt st. Ste 50S, El home or mine. MUt09 ceas. Ex pe r. prct'd. More famllle• ~re &~Ung R.D.A. req.eq.JS211
Toro. F/tlmc. Co benefits. AP-the camplftl buc lbla -
--------• Babyslt~r wanted, 4 mo. ply. Pennyuver. 1660 year. 1f you hive • DENTAL CHAlRSIDE dd, tn my home. Tu". Ii ... ua c u c.am,erlhat'anot 11ettln1 ASSISTANT. xlnl "Op·
Sell lhin'8 f&.11t with Dally Tbun. MPM. $1.SO br .-.aceo ' ..... UMd, aell It now with a port11nlty, x•r"7 Mctme
PUotWaotAda. W•tclUfarea.~7454 WantAclHelpf t42·567'8 Cl.ualfledAd. req.~.
r
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,
.1!!'.~~~!!~! .......
·~ve M~y·Dnveway•,
P<trkJn& Jot repairs,
U£lcoat. l,.1c.NB,CM
S&S Asphalt 646-4871
Mtor-r'•• •\ecJal Senius .......................
UJ1contested Divorce fri>m filing to final $50.
6'h er le1al typing
services also avail Al•
..
W• care Carpet Cleuneu swam cln or ahampoo
AJM> upholstery. All work
guar Truck mount unit
Fr e1l, reas. rijtr5
645-3716
REM OD a ING
Custom Room Adds
Cabinets <buntert()Pll
Apt·Office·Cornm·All
CUstom Homes & Un1l11
CahlriftCJ Qu1tlity not Quantity
••••••••••• • • •• • • • •• • • • Wm B. Anderson-Builder
CABANA FTl"C Est 631-0381 Fine catering, itll ue --
cas1ons. &tS-!1858 R o o m /\ d d 1 l ,· o n s .
t'\on Le11al Typing Cefll9nt/Concr9k
5419 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Remodel, New constr.
Lac 'd. Ca II Spiro. 548-8250
~ All phases concrete &
... •••••••• •••••• •• •••• blkwrk Cstm brkwork
&lbys,itting . Nr So. Cst. Lic'd /Bonded. 642·6894
Dale W. Phillips Cement.
No Job too small.
Lic'd/Bonded. 542-2162
aft s.
Pt 18 mo to 4 y~ Pull
1jcne. Reis. s.57-116.56 f'oundations, retaining .
wal)s. blocks. p11tios Sectric ...
C.pentet 556-8241 Llc·d •••••••••••••••••••••••
•
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LANDSCAPJNG/CLEAN ..... NJ
UPS ••••••••••••••••••••••• M~t~ance. imsnedaate OGC Student. 1 Ton truck. ~ctng. 642-9007 _ _ Trash, tree trim, Ron
VERY LOW PRICES 00.5703,979·6489
On Gardening Main · CHEAPEST hauUnic 1n
tenanceGeorge 549·201~ town. Fr. ests. CHEAP!
Prof. Japanese Landscap· M2·2995or64S-1390
Ing & gardening M aint.
incl. mowing, trimming.
spraying, weeding. Free
est11nates. 545·7072
Covered Pick Uv
SlOaload
S48·4mti
_. ..
Allist.ic masonry, brick, JJ'S PAJNTING. Grnl ------"----THISUMSHINE block, at.one. Walkwaya, worlo1ta;realpnc&.
GllLS walls, plaoteh. Labor MHOU H~leanlJJ• fr offlt.-e ooly.808606.0lrl PAJNTj.NG--;--REPAIR~
specialla&.. spec."" apls Mo¥iRcJ 3$' yrs, workmanship ~ R.E. k wo~. dse;v· i ••••••••••••••••••••••• guar. TakC"' ndvan ol my 5~~9625 ° e ' in· "Two Men Wiii Move exper 536·7056 __ _
You .. We ba.odlc lrg & Qua!. work. Sutis nuar Lo
s ml moves -~fflce &c prices . LoC'al refit
pert TY ttPAin, Pul
Dependable. RC A.
Zenith, Macaavo.x.
Sears. & all 0U11er
brands. All·Wrlgb& W.
843 W. J9lh St. C.M.
84S-1786 'Ille Moppets, thal'i; our household. Distance & b/5-8336, 675·7280. Ins.
name. Cleaning Is our local, also packing. 11.. ·
game.Call544>-2393 Lowest leaal rate. Housepaintlng. Exper. & •••••••••••••••••••••••
F1 t b th Llc/uwd. Cal T 111·~. cheap. Refs avail. Plea&e ERAMICTU.E. Special
oorallsi., C~fPe s,. doa s. Ph847-7278 call646-0480 ty: Entries/floors. 2S yrs w • pauos, wm ws. s I • Spec. price for vacant re-P-......JP.-n'"J PatiO. e" P · m re Pu 1 rs·
side:oc.es. ••• • • • • • • • • •• • • • • •..... • •• •• ••••••••••••••• ••. 962· 1883
TboeeGuys 974-0llO PETERS PAINTING Decks. cover' latttce CERAMJCTILE.
Career Persons -Hom.e
Cleaning Service. Cati
eves aft 6pm, 495·0088
Bach.. bomes, ape.a. with a
PERSONAL TOUCH .
~rs. 54S.2A20 or 536-6"7221
Expr'd. Reas Rales work, brick &ule by expert. Call 557-8280
l"rce Est. Call Gene Jk>b 673-7608 al\3pm. Paul
552·0458 --------· Ptat .... /Repalr New & remodel; tub!'.
1\11 PR 01-· ESSl ON AL ••••••••••••••••••••••• showers druinboards &r Painting. lnler I Exter. I Neal patches &i t~tl.ares entries. 67~ '
Reas, work guur642-0386 Flt&EST. 193·1419
Painting. Extr/lntr. Ex· ~ Tl"H Seniu
lftcotnt Tm pr'd, honest. neat. reas. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••• ... •
1.,••••••••••••••••••••• _Lac'd964-1045Davi:_ Any plumbin&:. waler Removals. trimming.
Riiey's Tax Service . . serv. le~. ~alhrm encl, pruning. Free esL Llc•ct,
GARDENING
SERVICE
548-8375
28YearsExperience flnc .Exter. ~am.tang by ceramic tile. !teas. insured 642-262.4 HouMd~ Call64.2·&142 R. Sinor. St. Ile.. ins Try 832·?.468 . 1
••••••••••••••••• •• •••. ----me. 836-SSS5 3' hrs • .~ Tree Service. Tree prun
Want a REAU..Y CLBAN LlNDA'STAX SER VICI:: -•""'JI In" removal toppm• Person-al and Hus l n. Paint your Casffe ••••••••••••• •••••••• •• ... . ~ HOUSE! Call Gingham ROOFS installed factory Uc, lns. 646-4871 General Senlces Girl. Free est 645.5l2J· co me T a x P r e p . Specialmng m residen· di b 35 r 11 -----Eve/wk end uppoint Ual homes, int. & ext. rect; esta yrs. ,a Topping, removals, lnm
••Housecleaning done by uva1lable (7141842-6439 Please eheck our re· Harold Gunn549·296l _ ming, pruning. Free
............ •••• ••• •••• • P·•c1·"'1c· Concret" Low •,., ..._bard e.dric ,. 1 ... " 11 ~ Lac 32713ti 645-8974 ••••••••••••••• ••• ••••• ~a r pen c r . .. rt• c day & full day rates -HANDYMAN. Homes &
reliable couple. Refs. u..ckcopilMJ fer~nces . Lie II 3208lll RMOOF FOR LESS ~limates. 97(H459
540-1793 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Guar., insrd. free ei.t. Comp. shingle & hot
est11nates,Anys1ze1obi. 645-32S7after3PM ELECTRICIAN-Priced apts. Conscientious Tony, 646·9866 h f .. -.. ---CEMENT WORK All ng t· ree estimate on Craflsman.Call645-0302
Lou. 11 R •• ,, large or small Jobs s omt-epatr!> . .,., kinds. Reason11ble. fo'ree Ucensed 673.0359 HANDYMAN ; Carpentry,
fni exp. Doors. windows, est. Call 750·662!.i -------electrical, plumbing &
Ted. 636· 7085 Free est. Ca II 894·_042_1 Wendow Cl...H.n Housecleaning & h11n· Land.scapmg. Tree tnm· --·'7
. pauos etc 551·~ -----a ~1-S.-VE ,,_ .~ -Cement work of all kinds ~'" u. ~M7-4504 dyman r epairs. Npt ming. Clean-up. 8 yrs Bob Foad Pa1nt1ng REl>AJR&REROOF.All ••.•••••••••••••••••••••
Sch/CM area. Bonded exp Free Est Jay Comm'I. indus .. & res. type !I. 5 h 1 n g 1 e .._ Windows clea~ed. re
cpl. ~6·4123 afl ~ or Noboru. 848 -404 3 or Jnt/Exl. bonded . full rocluih~ltes-compo-tar asonable. busme11se:..
wknds. 897·2862 bab. 891 1001Lie345218 Free est. 541.5930 homes & apls. 84'7·4461 ,
SEU.. adlc nems with a Cutting, blockwork. Fre~ .. Morethanelectricianll Have something tu sell?
Daily Pilot Cla11sifit.'\I Ad. ~t. 556-0757 979-4963 Classified ads do It well.
H~WMhd 7100 elpW•hd 7100 HelpWantf'd 7 100 HelpWant.ct 7100 HetpWCMted 7100 HtlpWaiwtect 7100 MtlpWClllhd 7100 He4p W.tecl 7100 tWp Wcat.ct 7 I 00 ...................................................... , ..........•.......•.................. ···•·•·•··•············ ·········~············· .•....••..........•....
DESK CLERk Dnvers I ~lectrdnac ·Asscmblcn.. General Office GEN~RALOFFICE . Housekeeper for disabled~ • MACHINIST MECHANIC
'tmmediate openin.:. 3 lO Now, acccptmg appht"H exper or traml!t! Apply L.um~rsalesfarm needs Tustin area. good typ1Sl lady. exper. only. Have KIT~HEHHRr N.B. co. needs <.:Jru.i. I\ SEM._TRAILHS
U.pmshift.rulltune AP· l.IOnsfor,PffAM&PM inpersonbc:.-twn!l&ll . ti:oodpersoo.Muslhave w/g~od g!'ammar & car.Permancnlpos1l1on. PartnersBlslro.nowat .. MachinislforBndgeport Trucking Co. ne~dc;,
ply in person only. Am· roules. Clean dn vang re· Opto 22. 5K42 Ruse arch a p I ea s an t p h 0 n c spelling. Dictaphone & 761F1926 ceptmg ~ppltcalions for MlU & Hard Inge Lalhe rnechamc w /own loob lo ..
bassador Inn, 2277 cord. neat appearance. Dr.llB , personality & math ap-isome 1nsurance expcr. ' ---all pos1UQa8 10-1 dally. Closetoleranceprecision doserviceworkonaemi·
rtarb9r Al vd, c..1'sta ageh 1C9 or older ~prt E -1--t l 't . pitude. Position allo in· 832-1161. 448 S. Coast Hwy Lag work. Exper req'd. Top trailers.Air brake e xp. · Be I M are· <.:all mpoymen oppotuniy. cludestyping 10voicing · HOUS-UPER Bch497-4441 be EOE cc:790c1 ,.. .... ..> -..,....... • "' 4 ~~lacJ ... .Aop· . • • ....,, ---nes. · · •· "" · .. h~pful. See Bud al Soul _. •4l• . . , v,. •a.-,a.""" ... ..,. ~ -~__.... ~_.~ ..,,. ~ .,. ft\t'.~ro.s -1~~G~~-,,..~.:t-LD.r.i>a.~• -sh oishcl". ·-e" p 'd • 1 a ±'l-i·""""·--__ ....,.. _ -·"·-ti' , ', • .· ' , . ~ ... -'---' _, • ,..
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needed. Apply ID person ELECTRONIC'S 17th St~ ~:.m . °' 3648 So. General Of1ice/ Sec·y. ~ ~ ~d""lo a s & rental o 21 a : • iwr ~ cfilnist~r ee.'~refe HAM·6PM Hong Kong Anstol, S.A. at Towne & Minimum s yrs ex-gen l ofc duties. Co will pl! 1 P 898-5674963:3906 some shop exp. rorsmall MECHANIC.AL Rt~taurant, 1170 Haker Cnlry Shop. Ctr perience. to handle cor-train in cost acct'!g· S. 00";,re';~ l'all G44 3389 mfg firm in Irvine. Call MSI Uuta <.:or.,urat1on. ---respondence for 2 men Ana loc Cull Ltnda, 9 • ·1N . Landscape foreman. full Rilcyforappt.979·6080 .ASSEMILER
SmalJ growing co in
C M desires person
w1some previous cxpcr
m the assembly of smull
µreca~aon parts inclaad
i.hafll., ~·arings & other
pret"1s1on n1mponent:.
Wl" ofr ~ood benefits & a
l(ood workin i: at ·
mospherl!
U1spatcher. t•xpcr'd only
lo wurk days or ru ).!hl:.
Apply morns , G& W Tow
ing lOOO lrvinc-. NB
an established. expand· ENGIMEER/Proi. using dictaphone -+ 770-2732, Contempo am U oon tame . experienced.__ _ __
1ni.: and progre:.1>1ve lmmed openmg HSl\iJo:. misc.officcdulkls.Sm;.ill Personnel Service. 2200.1 THEIRVIM_EC~. 768-"751 Ma1d.1Jve-1n. lovely NB
leadermtheapphcalwns min 5 y r !'I ("(p r mfg('owith7~irlorric·1:. Lambert St. Ste 503. 1'.I 550Newport<.:tr0nn· Laundromat /\i;1oo i>.l, homew /privateroom 5
ll'rminal bu:.ine~:. h~'' ;.in Cryogenic flaud (•nntrols Pleasant work mg eondi· Toro • NcwPQrt Beach mature woman. p/timc.• da)s. wknds orf. Eng
UOMESTI<.:, bachelor 1mm1o"hateopcnmi.:r11r Xlntsal & bcne Resume lions & good bend1ts. __ _ EqualOpporEmployer 67S.0334or 67J.1&90 :.p~uking prderrctl
to Ad1'232. l>aah P1ll>l. Tapmatil· Corp . lrvme. Gmtcham Girl housedng _ __ -----· -Hou.sekeeptnJt. rookmi:. CJithcr w :J d111dren. :;
dtiy:. p•wk. housckccpm~
& laundr} 493·2Ull art
7pm .. .. DRARER
immediate position t'lC
ists for a pt'rson lo
i)Crform 11 vuriet.v 11(
layouts and p~hminary
form des11:n:. n •Qulrl'd
1-0t our :at:hedulmg and
progress«rc1>1irt.m1: 11l-
µ.artmen1
Vou will a:.s1'-l 111 prq1.11
1n~ prOV<>s:tl ho()k .1rl
'WcJrk 1nrludmi.: t·harts
;chedulei. and (.'l'M
network:-. w11nj! Lt'r<J)
1·quipment ltl'<1uirt•i.
Hai:h School or ·1 r:.idt·
~hool Draftm1: and I i!
yl.'ors work l'Xpenent·<·
,\bthty to rt>:td hh1l·pn111i.
prPfe1 rM
• We 11 f I t' r t' ~ t• l' 11 t' 11 I
benefit!. u nd. u pro
ft>ss10nal work mg en
"1 ronment I ntNesterl
l andid.ite1. :o.{'llll n•,umt•
ur l'l\lllut•t
Jim i.:hulih
SANTA FE
' IHTERH.A Tl OM Al
CORrORATIOH
• P U ltox 14Ul
: tJrange. CA U26&1
••i l4 1 ~\J th·in2H24
• • ·\n 1-:qual j Opportunity 1-;mployt·r
bUFTIMG /Me~h.
)1ln . I> yr~ exp
''ryogenie flwd t·ontrob
«Int sal & benl' R1:wmt.'
SENIOR
TECHNICIAN
t\ sohd background in
digital elect.roruca, logic
and systems aJon~ v. ith
pro\'Cn proficiency 111 us-
an~ 0 -Sl'OIX' and other
l e ~ t d t• ' i 1· l' ' l o
t r o u b I ,. ' h 11 o t
m1 c roprocessur lla s .:d
terrnin;illi und n•cc1 vers
lo the ~·11mpon1•nl h·vc•I i~
r('qWrt'(I :I :J Yt'.lr'' e~
IA'nt-nn• IJrl'frrn·d
DIGITAL
TECHNICIANS
llu:. 1i. an t'Xcell1:nt up
portunaty for U1 1:1tal
Techn1c1ans with I 2
years · expenence m rn-
t•ent board level lest. Ile·
cent technical i.chnol
l(raduaie~ or md1v1duals
.,.1th military relal1:d ex·
penen1·e will 111· t•1111
~1dcrt.>J
We uflt'r .111 l'-Ct'tdlcnt
'ialary aod company
benefits 111rludin)( "
modern workani.: t"n
'1ronment f>leai.c send
rl'Sume or ca1I Saundra
,lnhnson C714) S49 612.')
MSI
DAT.A
COlll'OR.A TIOM
340 Fischer A.•""
Costa Mna Ca 92627
'" Ad111Bzi2 l>u1ly l11lot Equal Upportunit) !ltox 1500, <.:0>1ta l\lt>:rn . ('a 1-:mployer M / F ~lfl26 1---------1 r.~r.~~·:.~ ..... ~!~~ ~~~~·~ ..... ~!.~~
• • • •
DRAFTER
Here's your chance ...
Have you been wa1t1ng lor an oPOOrtun11y to
enter the 1ob mar~et as a Drafter? Have all the
openings called tor years or ori the tob
experience?
Ours doesn t II you have two 121 year5 of
college drafting lmechan1ca1) we have a
position IOI YC!u 1n our loroe engineering
department
S mith Toot is an ideal company with whom
you can grow both orofe1111onally and
personally We ofler excellen1 company paid
benefits tnclUdlng medical. denfll and life
1n1urance 2 weeks vacation and 12 paid
holidays Please come 1n and '" us between
2·5 pm on weekdays or call KIMBRA
STERLING (7141540·7010
ii SMITH TOOL
.. ' '· ,, '
' ' ' I '
llox t560. t:ost;i ~c11;i. Call Mrs . Watt for appl service nds women PIT . Housekeeper. for ft'W hrs1----------1 nel•d own trans. Non
CJ\ 92G26 !J79-~ top S. car nee. &45-51~ a day, for elderly l;idy 1'<1 Ll.ASIHG REP smkr 644·05!11>
Escrow Coordinator
M.11or ocw home bwldcr
as seeking an individual
w 12 ·3 yrs ex per as
&crow Officer or relat·
ed field. Qualified ca.n·
dldatc mu!!t possess xlnt
l'Ommun1catiH· ability.
Pica st-rail or apply.
Gma. Pondcrosa Homes,
752 <!073. 2082 UUSlnl''-l>
t:cnll'r l>r Ste I Ou
lrVIOl'
1-i;l·row Sct·v lo SI 2K
lkl'ords Clk to S925
Kc1·cpl1&·l·~ $>10tl
A/P Ukpr $!JOU
Irvine Per!tonnel j\i;enl'y
~ E 17th (.;osta !'tfcs u
Su1tc224 642·1470
EXECUTIVE
SECRET.ARY
~: ... ecutive secretar} l<•
Marketing Uirector for
major So. Calif. builder
Super upporlunJly for
tal..e-O'-er. detail onenl
ed person with top skills
Excel lenl salur) &
bt·nefit vackage
Dcaulirul surroundlnl!~
an Irvine lmlu:.lrial <area
buildmg. Plca!>t' subn11t
rl"Sume with s alury fl'
quiremenl!> to
Clussif1ed \d No 202.
Daily Piiot. P U. Ho>.
1560. Cost.1 Ml'sa. Calif
!l'.!ti26
l''ILI:.: CLER K . I' T ,
morning:.. hie typ1nu.
phones. expcr µlt::i~t'
6'14·2622 1'11rk Newport
i\plS
FfTTER
& SE.AMSTRE SS
full time only. Appl> m
j)t'rson to Manager. Ma
bit• Austin. Draper's
L.aguna Hilb Store. 23671
Moulton Parkway Plaza
Food S..-Vlce .Asst
Substitute
On-call basis 2·2• 2 hri.
per day $3.10 per hr AP·
ply to Irvine Unified
School Oaslrict. 2941
son Must ha\t' l'Jf
&tS·lS.'>3
HOUSEWIV.ES
Attractive :aparlm1:nl
l'omplex i;eeks 10d1\
w/successful !eat.mg ex
p{'r. to show apls & han-
d le leasing arrange-
Maids top w;.i~·:. pa1rl
Appl) Thl· Inn .11
LaJ1W13. 211 No C»a:.l
Hwy .• Laguna Ucath
General clerk for loll
r.tktg Co Fu II thri.: or
literature handhni.:. mail
machine. & misl'. duties.
Full benefits. 8:30-SPM.
Apply UIS . 2913
Dalmlor. SA bwtwen Red
Hill & Nwprt Frwy or
ca11 Susan. S46·6170
GIRL FRID.A Y
Insurance ok ID i.:dM
Knowled&e of 1Jrt1 ansur .
helpful. P /time. Call
675-5444.
GIRL. MOH-RI
Combination Customer
service, typing, Ute bk·
kp'g & monthly slat~
ments. Call Marion or
Glenn ~3939 or S36 292ti
Put your free lime lo
n eeded u se while
children are 10 school
helping elderly adult&
w/pcrsonal care. f1exi·
bll• duytime hrs. 631-3555
ments. Must be willing to Maintenance & suilbout
worlc: weekends & have c leaning. Ex per
adapC.ablescbedule. know I ed gt• of auto
/\Jso, need temporary p it mechanil's & woodwork
leasinR r e p to wo~k mg. Ptr & full lime pos1-w~kends only lions open. Nwprt Bch. General Office
MESSENGER P (T Call 644-3389 C.all 645-7100 INDUSTRIAL
Munncrs Saving!> ha~ re·
qulrement for a p/l1me
escrow messenger at its
ln ·anc ort'. Approx 15-20
hrs per wk. Must prO\'ide
own vehicle & be ublt' to
perfor m s 1mplt• ufc
dutaC'S. S2.GS pt-r hr +
mileJge. Call 17 14 1
559-5501 for appt
Equal Oppor J::mploycr
GRILL COOK
6AM-2:30 PM. Mon f'ri.
Good benefits 752 71 IJ or
847-5809
GROUNDS KEEPER
'S3ddleback College, Mis
s1on Viejo Sal range
SPRA. Y P .AIHTER
Maruw engines. Expr
pref Cu II 642· 7343. H to
4•30
Inspector QC
lkq'~ exper. in plasue
pa~ mdudmg lst arti
cle & final inspection
Blucpnnt reading req 'd
9am 'til noon
THE IRVIHE C 0
5SCJ Newport Center IJr
Newpart Beach
F,qual OpPor Emplh) er
Ll'gal Scerctary, J ·:.! ) r ..
expcr or leRal M·c ·y
school. Typ 65WPM Call
833-91.2t
·---- -$819·$1029 per mo. , Good opp11r for advancP GENERAL OFFICE 831·9700 ext 302. 303 I ment. Lec)Cll S•cmary
Sallang Expenence? betwn8·S l'.:qual Oppor t::mployer Busy Fashion Island law
Key PoS1tion avail for I•---------Orange Coast Plastics ofl' seeks girl friday who
Gu ds 850 w 8 h s c M desires resp. Duties in sharp versatile woman ar · l l t. ·• · elude Mag Card JI opera
for order dept & sales ad SECURITY ---lion & handling chenh min . w /top s ailboat Insur. Te-ch $818 Xlnt skills a mu"t e11uip manuf. Req·s
J(ood typing. gen ·1 ore Fee Paid. Lots of v1inety 644·91!kJ.
skills & customt>r con· AGENTS & Pit in fun SPol. Insur. I_... SK Tnw $700 tact Secure ruture bkgdorsalcsexpcr.ncc -..-
w1growing co Call for AIR NE Also Fee Jobs. Call Mary 100% FREI:: appl.!>49-8855 LI Ann. 770-2732. Contempo You can e nlC'r Iha" -----·Personnel Service. 22691 fascinating field 1r you
GENERAL
LABORERS
Urgently NeedC'd ' · ·
W11rehouse
Stock Clerks
Shappmg & Re<·ca \ tnJ(
Must have phone & relia
ble lran5p. Long & i.hort
term ass11tnments. Holi
day & vacation pay
Hos pltel1xat1on vi.in
:t\;111.
VOLT
TF~ARY Vof J•V• t ••
ll 41 Ccainpus Drive
546-4741
lAcross From
Or11nge Co. Airport 1
Equal Oppor Employer
Help us make secunty a Lambert St. Ste 503. 1-;1 havt' good skills. Busy a t-
PLEASANT experience Toro. torney will train m thb.
Dual roles of security & 1----------11 marvelous profess <.:all
service lo the airline Chris. 540-6055. Coui.tal
traveler It takes a Personnel A)(ency 2790
cheerful, courteous, will INTERMmlATE Harbor, CM ~~~ tr ~~~e~~,;~;t1& CLERK TYPIST Ll-ou_o_R STORE greet hundreds of impor F'u Ir t I mt'. n I g h I!>
tant people everyday. $739 Per Monlh Mature. expr'd. apply 1n
you can be working with Courses or expenence m person. 895 W 19th. CM
us in les!) than a week. typing or office practice - ---
Car & phone ure needed 1s desired. Mu~! be resl Loan Proc.ssor
dent of Costa Mes a . un-Mortgage Banker ~cl·k~
f'ull-ttme pos1t1ons. un employt'd 1s of lasl 20 experienC'ed loan pro
dorms furnished . week!> & meet income cessor wath thorouJ(h
$.!.77/hour. tree parking level:i as ve~raed hy knowledge 1-'ann ,.. N M
& excellent bene fit s F;oo Open unlil filled. A .. V./\., 1-'.ll.A louni.
package Cull or 11pply in Cont.uct Personnel Depl. Firm offer s t"arecr
person. City Hull !lro~th plus Rood start
BURNS ant .. 1woHoM1 S.Curity
Senlcn, Inc.
1775 E. Center Street
Anaheim 635-4630
ang salary. !'lease call
Marcia Markwood
(714)752.6722 An to:qual
Opportu_nity Employer
Loans
INDEPENDENT
LOAN AGENT
l\fanai:erTraln('{'S
UTOTEM
Food Stores
\rt• Seek ing Can·er
"'111\ded Peopl~ For
MAM.AGER TRAINEES
lla\'e openings for ( lllnl.'
& pltime clerks on 2nd &
3rd shirts If interested.
conlacl our n~Jresl
ma.rkel or go to
12442 Lampson G Gn
Mon thru f'r1 !lam·5pm
tor information phone
(714 ) ~ ·48'1()
~ual Oppor t:mploycr
M.AM.AGEMEHT TRHE
Nat1onwidt> <'11m 1rnn~
seeks Jggress1v(• am
bilious tndiv1duul for re
gional ofC' Su rfan•
gnnder. inside s<ilcs.
shippangt rece1v1ng or ofr·
procedures expc>r pref'd,
but not rcq'd. Complt•te
lraanang program . Fr
mge benefits l'ull B1•I
mont Equipm1•nt Co
714 ' 642·&&22
Manai:er Tram1•1• At>ovt•
a\'t•r,1i:t" l'l'OPlt• to
super v1sl' :-.alt•s lor('e
E.st.1bh-.hed rnmpJny
established 1•ust11m,·r'
754-&171
MmtOCJH' Tramee
wanted for toy store. xlnl
opportunity tor maturt'.
hardworking md1v1duul
Call Mr N1rhol-..
>15-6383
NAG EM ENT
Orthodyne Elel'lron1t·:.
Call 646-1616
J\lediral
FROHT OFFICE
Need res p . person
wtsome exper in l doctor
ore F /t1me in II U.
842·8941
-~-----Medical A.-.sist/sec·y p t.
exp. helpful. Costa Mesa
~4585 -----
Medical lock Of~
Part-time 644 9393
M ED ICA L RECEI'·
TIONIST. exper Bu~y
family prn<.'l11·1.' Sent! n·
sume lu I.lo:< 702. 11 II
CA~
Mechcal bat'k office. Will
trai n Lite typing
Sparush desir;1ble. Mu:.t
be able· to w ork
weekends nr evening~
548-7771 ---
Medical rront oHIC'c" bui.~
Npt Bch. OB·GYN du1·
ton. F.xp'd only. Please
~end resume ln Ad 112:ltl,
Di11ly l'ilot. r .o uox
1560. Costw Mesa, C \
!l2ti26
MCJr' rr ntff ;ram.er
Ambitious, hardworkmjl
lra1nce needed b y
Newport Hu s ine ~-.
Group. as .tr partner ln·
vu;t spare time ID earl)
stag~ to i:ain high 111
t•omt> and share in bus1
nei.s Xlnl training or
lt"rt•d b> e~per bU!>I
nt'S.'lmen. no tn\·estment
Comprchen!'live resume:-.
will re<'cive priority cun
!'l1d1'rat1on. Heply to Box
3.'i7 Balhou Island Ca
92t;ft2
MktncJ S.cy $900
1oor,; FREf;
No sh Top co needs out-
gning •person lo handlt"
this important des k
Marketing bkgd
w/techmcul emphasis a
plus. Call Chns, S40~60SS.
<.:oaslal Peri.onncl Agen
cy, 2790 Hnrhor. CM
Alton Ave. Irvine (7141 ----------
~u11I Opportunity
Employer Male/Femala•
J::xper 'd Losn Agent
needed lo general<' loans
Ul the (.;oaslal Orange <.:o
urea from Seol Bench to
San Clem Reul estutc
he. req'd Contact Neil
Bosman, 12131860 6677 nr
(714) i.16·08til
Corona del Mar business
man st"ek"' ambitious
couple who want to s up.
plemt•nt their income
substant111lly Will not in
terr I.' rt• w 1th prt!senl
employml.'flt Unlimited
opportunities C:ull ~r
DrO\\ n li40-90ill
MODB.S & ESCORTS
Jo:xcel opportunity for lht•
rlghl attrat' 1-'t•m:tlt''
646 71lK1213 1 421HJ..'l0
556-4900
Equa}_ Opl)Or fo:m_Plu~t·r
General OfC1l'e Mature
woman w/iteneral orface
kills & excdl. telephone
personality (or o I girl of·
flee ln Nwprt Bch. llrs
9·5 Plea!lt> cn 11 for a ppt
1fl:l 7321
If it's got
wheels,
you'll move
it faster In a
Daily Pilot
classified
ad.Call
6'42·5678 and a
friendly ad-
viser will
help you
turn your
wheels into
cash.
General Office
A11t. Re«Jlstror
Variety pos. handling
,s tudent lran~rript:s .
grading & corresp Req's
good Judgment. Typini:
skills 60+ wpm Apply,
Notional Systems Corp.
4361 Rirch St, N B. (Near
OC Airport) Equal Op
portunity Employer
GUARDS
1-'ull & p/lamc. All arcai.
Uniforms fum Ages 21
or over Retired
77 FolrDrh•
l7 I 4t 556-5350
Equal Oppor Employer
we I co me A PP I Y Janitors, exp'd , f /t & p/t.
Universal l'roleclion salary commensurate
Service, 1226 W 5th St w/exp. Org county area
Santa Ana. lntervw hrs Call 979·3658
9·12 & 1-4 Mon-Fri
llairdreaser wanted, New Jr Clk Typ to SSSO
Geft10fc to$900 owner·or Ali 's llalr If youl~:/~r:!f\accur
WS ANG t:Lt;S
FEDERAL SAVINGS
t;qual Opp 1-:mplyr m I f
Lot.AtttndcMt
Mll!.t be 18. f\Jll & f'nrt
time Call 557 0520
LYM
Man to hcl1> rm1sh on•boat
rnnst rue lion. 'omc
woodworkm.:. pamt rx·
per nl'l· Salary open
St.~ l\hller. :l()99 Plac~n
llll Ave. CM
10()"4 Free lo applicant. Baiaar WO\lld like 2 IJ'pmg t.tus super co will
Cost;a Mesa co seek!! hairdressers w /clientele train Into interesUng pos 7 ·J or ll-7 M~1cationi. & To train for a ccounting
your exposure to work-for afternoons & ews wtaood advancement & trea\m("nt11. Fu II OT pos. M11cGregor Y111'hls.
ing w /numbera Good Pleaae call Alice at oul.5Ulndinli! berui. &>uut. p /tlme Meso Verde 642·6830
Math Oriettt.-d ,enOft
MOOF.L
Filling model. Sill' 10 for
;1d1vc sportsweur
manuf. 6"'2·3472 dept 6.
MCYl'EL MAU>S: PIT. i.c~
Lillian al The Tides, 41iO
N. Csl~~ag Heh
N ~ W S P A P K R
CIRCULATION. Dl8trt<1
manager11 needed. P rr
Thura a(lns, 2
Sati;/month, Must be
able to work w/kld~
IG-13. Cll 11 Teri 64S·61 l5 number typing skill & 642-0434 loc. CAii Sally 540·60SS. ~CM ~~61 Ct>nter ~1-A_T_U_R_E WOMAN
Just a tad of sh are your Hai"tyllsts F.l'P with Coastal Personnel Agen· pJtlmo to w.-lrome NURSE AJDES tickets to joinlnfi tbe rollowln" CM itrca cy.2790Harbor,CM • exper'd ··~rr or thJa P t I .. MACHlNlSTS, Cl~s· A. newcomers & contact for hve·in relief. Lovely (~ In thl'ir br::a~t~~~ 64S-l589for Int. Jl. C&.k TYPIST rfoQulrH exper w"1J°tg & merchants. F1exlble hrs. pvt home in beach area.
m&l1 buut. of ca. Call Help wanted, mature $.')77 $'710. Type 40 wpm. fixture, tooling & short Need car . lltr typing. Homemakers UpJohn .
M"l-6122, Abigail Abbott person lor counter Ator Buie cleril'1tl s kill'! re-run producUon, & ability Sf1 309S___ _ 752·0992. Equal Oppor
Penonnol Agency, 4500 wollreu work In q'd Full city bendlt lo work CtolTI sketches & Mature woman wrth F.mployer
Campus Dr, N.B. bakery lcoffrc hou11e ptacku~c. 1-'ln11 l filing prints. Must have own kitchen exper I-' /time.~~~~~~~~~~
494·9340 date 4121178. 5PM, Apps tools Good sa.IBr)' & Faahion Island 64()..6J9U
CtttOREf;N cub mual be ob\11lnl'd 1n benefit a Apply In --- -HUlSl-l.YH
fotWHlTEelepbanLa fb.9ecleanhl• CuU or p/l, p('rsan at Seal Beach Cl-per a on O p T 1 . Mature person. Assist P ttlme 11·7 Country
wtthaClualrled.td own trans . Top salary ty Hall. 211 8t h St , SYSTEMS. INC 1sss1 Manager Van·i. Tennis Clob Con". Hom e ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~==~~Ca~l~IM~J-~5818~:.=~~su,..~~7?Jn~~a~fi~8P~M~1 842~~-7~4_30~-P~enonn~~~e~IDe~p~t~.~~~~V~nn~K~a~r;ma~nj.1~r~vl~nie::::i~~~~S8~l·J2090~~~~:1J549~-306~1~~~~~:;~~
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• I ANS GIT YOUI PORT. JI )'OU are •n· ~ .... a •ya J A .,.,. auuua thualuUc, ambllloue •• ~-~. ~•a. .., .....
Ill.Siii£ ~ beUeve in you,..elf Is .-alwlii Gin~-~ ~br ~ JOI HOW!! your abWty w. eouAd be av+>MP"' a: ALa&e Al""---• mi-""Yt .. la offeriq aa opporhml· Weft,,.._ It! Sell mot.ivaUoo pro-~.lt:PelOwpm •pm, ftO ther&bu,.
ty to JolD an excllanf Or= IJ'Ud. -Sut.tanUal In· Empioyen Pa.YAU I' .. .._157_·W1.;..;... _____ __
W. faalaSon IOC'Ward apeclal· come. •lmmed advuee-Ua a.....~, retary /recept. tB• .... Pml-'n.t L I. I.AUS ty ttont. °'1r beuefha in· THI YllST mmtopport. eClrncrop. 4mOBitthSt,&.lO. Memory Typewriter.
9Q.I. °"°'1\NTY! dude a.n exceUent eom· $ $ $ $ $ $ $ part w/..Um!tect tutu.re. ~ ~....:t'.\9° Cclrp>rate Coe.uttaata '° • •••ICTIM. Work lD a eoadorubl'J pematlon PJ'O&ram. If l .. MOtmY Callllr.Harvey,MZ-5'194. ~ dnelop•ra • lloce• ;;...-....... .u-. ~ otnc:e IA a pre-you are lntereated In owmn Aaao. &M t + ._._.._," atJJ•aruwbnetbereil bulldlaa a atrona & WYltlillDftb SEAMSTllSS Seawt•• To$1200 Valley.'10-tOS.S ·1
~JCCU (c'Olllt.alll IMo'iat and ..U· teC\U'O c~r. eocne see L-.., DW. U..S for boat ml1; Ellpu'd hi 100% Free • t• 1-. 1q. U!Uque Homes 14 t.11! At. lb.la time we are tWfrW• unvass work. Muat be to •Pf.Ucaot. SecY.•tlt to Sl09 •HPnATIOM M•a V.-de bu a new looldnJ lor uper. io I.he Iii able to sew acrflan fr Proudolyourah Aayou l~.Fatl! ·. •
-... PETITJ.twgas imuiw. a new ''10/to" loUowina areas -• vhlyl. SUady work, Cood ~w do·~ °h~~~ Extremely intere1tloa • -c. ... LAI Jl\all/part.be,.-Oood .. __ , -....... comaillalon acbeduler MOH-sa&. C 1 • ,,.. company beoelits. App\y the occ .. ioo to uao theh poa. ln IOI) Newport Ctr
Our all1ltmMICI staff a_ p-.rdally.SJl.nu _.,....... aewrat new uaunp ano s.c.itrAt-t .,. ....... ._.... tn~sto~. al bl h k.UJ If co for oraanlaedr 1 non ... _ ............. _..______ Of'flCIMANAGR anewleue. Weare look· sau. •wllMOfflce J AOCCOLECOMPANY bav':tt 'l'wa~t iOuJ'r~ w/good t.yplnc · dlc·
llwotted ID • total ...... _______ llu t bave recent re· Int fOf' Ille& people. ex· c........ PH. 833-8095 17UPlacentlaAve you will ltke t h ls tapbone. suer bens, ~,:~~~~·~ IUlllll/ . 1ldpnllal Crea ale e
1
x.1 perienced or new! How C ... _..__ Coata Keea Newport Bch eo. Learn Sn1allce almOfpt>ereCoa. CaJ.l.1 ;:.,._....:;~ perience. ommerc a about you? Call Sandy --~ TIMl-UFE about all of the excitlnl y, MCMOSS, sta · u >1'0'A .,.. lnlftei&ed ln .,,...11 arsr. e.o, detlrabte. LARGE 2';,~ld or Jlm Wood at u.,.rt• nme-Lll• UbrariM, Inc Secretaries aspects ol uu. challeog. Personnel Aaency, 2799
.. In ol &llllW IY ESTABLISHED OF· _,._,.,, Ac~nlr Equal()ppor.Employcr ing poa. C.11 lmmed. or1_Har_bo_r~•_;C_M ____ _
......,. I a pa.rt oor •Perlloolh Fr CE• PR t M Ej~~~~~~~~ .....,.°""'" TYPISJS aeod resume to AblaaUi--------=-~:e nu'>==: ~-b>volvinl l>!Jbllc ~OifiT~O~,U,~J~R. R.E.Sale Uyou are excited about Abbott Personnel 4500 SICYJRIClPT. ·
Di.ms. ~J.!.,cet !.1r~gqradph . .: ·cOEM P ECN SAT l ON •AYAll AILEM. OW the poaaibUUty ol a SAL~. Hardware, apply & $ECIETIDll'~ Campu Dr, Newport Uke airplanes? om-. ....,..,:J .. w # career in retailing, we in Pe r a on ' Cr o,w n IUULJJ Beach, ca 921610. M7~1.22.. PR CAMYOMG&lllAL flcrd.Ulances of city de· OP N. a ll appL. 2 positlons ln exciting & are interviewing Mon Hardware, 3U17 E. Coast Doyouaeedextramooey ~ t r ~ality
HO.-.... aJnd. lluat beresldent ol settetarY.~ e,xPIJ!d.lnaOentW'Y 21.0f· thruFriS-Spm. Rwy,CdM. &enjoy varlet)'. Let the --------·• ~l Je~-•ri°er, 77~~.· _.. .. _ Coala Mesa " UD• face ! Cafl for appomt· f~m "nmbWty °' s.a.t.r¥/a.ric.. C.I UllJ -44tl.aketiewAventae employed at least 30 mtnttoday&diacover: llFashl•w.d SAUSl.ADY woridnlJ temporary U· TbelrvineCO.lacurrent• Coatempo Personnel
Aaabelm.CAm days or underemployed. +Whywurebetter! Mewport •ch OUTSIDE/ P.R. WORK atanmentsol yourcbolce l,yMekingsecreta.riea: Service, 22891 Lamber\.
()pea unW f"tlled. Coot.act R£CEPJIOllSJ + Wby we~ growing~ Equal Opp Emplyr m/f Jl\dl lime. Salary, Must wart for you. Call ltn· Sec. c:....,n.-t1 St. SU 503 El Toro.
Personnel Dept City +GetyourliceQ.Sefast. be over 21 and ~a· mediately BackcnJund in R.E. cte-•---------
Equ.al ()pporhmJty Hall ·• TnineeConsidered +Wbywetralnbetter! 1--------•I ble,bavexJotdriv~are-i~Q~ o ffice • velopment, escrow or s.cyT,.. $600Up Employerll/F • +How to euo. big cord. Car fl,\rnasbed. d documentation helpful. li/WVJl·FREE ._, ~~~~~~~~ money! SALES Reply to Ad• 233, Daily 0 ove rloa vor10 ... With Tbe Be Clad YOU called I Pilot, Box 1560, Costa 1)-pe 65 wpm Great oppor. for bright. ; MUllSISAJDl:S Following f79.lCX50 Mesa,CA92S216 557.006I S.C.11.y career minded indiv.,
• Exper'd 7·3. Count17 Reqwremeots: Oentury21SurlRealty COORDINATOR 3723Bircb St.NB 1 Yr prior persoQne1 ex· w /mod typlng & ao~ Clu b Con v H ome. SbatpPerseo SALESMEN per. preferably in gen. ofc bkgd. Co baf\
5e-30A. Plea.saotAppearance Ea $2000 k ---------recruitment. Well or· proCat sharing & xlnt fr-
GoodTeleplwne ftESTAUllANT Pr; in ho;:,m~0s:.s: Secretary~al. 1·2 yrs ganized &detail minded. Inge bens. Call Ril a'
NURSES AIDES All
shlfta, full or part Ome.
Will train. Park Lido
Convaleacat Hospital.
~
OFFICE
Wortllli
Ml~e..ttr NOWm G:
SICltlT MY tm.b eood altills ..
UCB'TIOHIST
Front olftce appear.
Jn the Real !at.ate le In·
vestment field. Call Mrs.
Garo al 'JS&.151L
OfffCl/G ... 1 al
APPLY TODAY!
WORJC TOMORROW!
®®~fjr;g' ITTJlo·rrJm ®U!Jt!JW~ UWL~rf~
77 Fair Dri••
C714t 55'-5350
Equal Oppor Employer
Perseoality COUNTER We are a major Background lo books, ...exper or legal sec'y 8 Type60wpm. 54<Mi05S, Coastal Penot'f'-· GooGTypingSkills manufacturer or pre-vacs.,etc.Dbl conflrmed echool. Type 6SWPM. CJ.tlTypkt ne1Agency,2790Harbor.'
Mo.S-ker cl s Ion machined leads. Everyday ls/aY· Call SU.912A. Prap'"1t ~ CM · PERSONNEL hardwar e. seeking a d c ti H '.....,.... Sales Coordinator for a ~Sssl a owat at SECRETARY--ONCALL Elttremely buay pboaes. Sec'y w /good typing
Part-time and full-time short-term assignment B~IS For law fll'm in '1'YPe SO wpm. Also need &kills. Also need Girl Fti~ Call Mrs. Wblte for in-u ya and nights. Apply in Golden West Insulation · clerk cypist. typing SO d a y f 0 r M e x i c .. terviewappointment p M lasting approximately 3 Co Irvine area. must be ac· .... ~ s o n 2 · 5 months. This position re· · c u r t y p 1st, ex per wpm. W h o l e s a I e T o u ~
""--"'cs Paul Dosier ay.lhrough Satur-41uires 2·3 years ex· Salesman wanted, full ~· *Y/R.u...tlal operator. Call lor in·
c .-u •-u....t..1a..... Auoc.... day at: perience, including lime, must be certified --'---------2 Yrs secretarial exper. &erview.MS-9944
-_ _, COST A MESA customer telephone con· diver Aquatic Center Secretary-Ir you know Ty pin& 6S wpm, dlc·
MH ne operator-,714,55 .... 7075 CARL'S JR. ta ct, preparation of 4.53SW CoaalHwy NB ' lBM Mag 11 will train tapbooe, good w/people. Service Station Atteo-
inspector. Wehaveopen--688tWarner quotations and sales or· · ' · legalinfriendly2secy,3 Detail "quality dant, exper'd. Day & ino for all shil\s for ex-F.quaJOpporEmployer Huollnctoa Beach ders. Must have inside S9les atty H.B. firm. Non criented. Eves. F\111 & p/time. APT -per. persons lo perform _________ ,_ _________ , sales experience and be No door to door sales. 15 smoker only. 8411-1400. Cal1 644-331199am.noon ply, Shell Station. 171.h &.
visual inspection & to ~EPJ'JONIST capable of working In a men or women wanting ---------THE IRYIMI CO. lrvlne. NB. package plastic Sharp, personable girl pressure sit¥lion. toeamuplo$8.00prh Sec 5SONewportCenter.Dr , --~---.---.-•" pharmaceutical pro· for front orfice work in Restaurant Please submit your re· full time & part Ume. retary Newport Beach Service Sta. Nlghl Attend ducts. HB Real Estate Office. ME-H-B>S sumelo: freetralnlng&manage. ADMIMISTIATIYE F.qual()pporEmployer 20rSnJtesawk.Apply,
Sc .... Plenties Professional tl!leplrom! PC'C.:.'~AlltV" -. ' ment pc>mittal tater. ca --SICaBARY-.SM'i., 17~~ ...
SU2MacFadden, HB manner, typing re· 410 E. 17th st, CM TI4/SS8-0442 Medium s(zed hospital ---------
88M631,Z13/431-8861 quired, min •ow PM. P/U • , LEAR ---------• localed in Orange Co is Stactary to SI 100 Service Station Allen·
-"~~-~ -· I IKA--TYPISTS
~4 ., meopemngs1or: c 6 as<ftBSC»i ~~· · l003FREE ' dan~(%),part&f/time. •
__ ... ,_ ~~~t,....... al . de-~,.,__ ·,-~ "d)·"~ ·tf._.lr ... , ·-· x~.. . --... ......._l'PQS. in exper·~ A~ly, carey '""1irt!S ~fen " 41 >' ~· ~. ~ ~,,,."' -~~ s£.;6n 1 -te v ti l ~lluilf..IY'~ii ~l:'tlnfll413e~~~«·
mokling company in HB ~t Mustbe18orover&able Village. Must be ag. secret.arial background travel aJTangement.s & .... , g a a
KEYPUNCH bas opening ror exper. PIX OPSIATOR lo work everuogs. Apply TRAMSPORT gress1ve & saJes orient· & excell~t typing & sh dictatioe_. If you're Service Station Manager
mold set-up person. 11~EP'T·l-..IST aft.erSpmdaLly&ukfor DYNAMICS ed.Prefer20yrsorolder. skills; ~ill report lO the career minded & ap-Trainee, exper'd. Lie Top Wages-Pd HoUdaya
Short le Loog Term
No Fees to You
Pharmaceutical & lood ~ -" JeanorMalt. 3131 W.Segerstrom 30Hrsperwk.S46--6340. adm1n•s.trator . Must ~te xJnt benes call pref'd. All benefits:
container product line. Do you have front office Equal Opp Emplyr m/f (Near Harbor & Warner) have pnor ex.per. as Rita, 540-4l05S. Coastal Super opportwiity. Al>J>-
ManyTTainee PC>llilions
ThoMasTetllpCN"W'y
2172 DUPONT. Ste 14
IRVJNE. (714)~·1295
Sctwel Plcnffu appearanc~. good S SALES·P /lime Days. ~ret.ary lo chief exec. Personnel Agency, 2790 ly. 2S90 Newport Blvd 5412 Mac Fadden HB telephone manner & type•---------anta Ana, CA. Fabric Shop. C.M. olficer of ao acute care Harbor, CM CM '
OFFICE WORK
Part Ume. Oosttt Mesa.
Bask bklcpg skills. nexl·
ble hours. Call Ml-o579
OPENING lor ambitious
-person, willlDC to work. General o re. W /train
right penon, but cleri'cal
background bel,ful.
Store C.ble T\{. 831-32&2,
ask for Nan
Optometric Assl/Recep-tioaist. F\111 or p/thne.
Exper prel'd. CM
551·2020
898-6631 213/431-Sssl at least 35 wpm. We are Retired lady needed for ___ 646_404_0_._L_in_d_a __ 1 ho8pilal. Qualified appli· ' near the OC airport. of. care or elderly· paru~lly Equal Opportunity cant send resume inchJd·
PLASTIC Fuctory fer x l nt benef it s. bl i nd man . Lile EmployerM/1-' SALES PEOPLE. ing salary history to
Worker, w/traln lO han· beaut iful oUice ot· housework, hrs to be dis·~~~~~~~~~! mature,wantedforlarge personneldept.
dle small plastic parts. mosphere, and hours 7·4. cussed. Non·smoker & new retail lamp store, TUSTl,M
Able to speak & UO· Call 7S2·1400 ror In· needs own car. 96().5650 SALES Cull & part time positions
derstand En Ii h d Cosmelic~artment avail. Sales exper Coa•u:wJtyHospftal 642-20lO g 5 • ays. tervie~~x ._., RH Superrisor Specialty l>rug Store, helpful. but will train. 14662Newport.Ave
...._ "" 11·7. Fulf or p /tlme. located in Newport Oppty,roradvancement. Tuslin,CaUf.92680
POUCEOFFICER Mesa Verde Conv. Hosp, Beach is seeking a 842-2779 (714)838-9600
$l217·$WB . .Mio age 21. Recept~ FeePaid 661 Center St, CM ~~~e~:os:~b;!: Sa.lespenson, FIT. Jade F.qual()ppEmplyrm/f
H.S. grad. Women en· llECIPT /SECY _548_·5585_..;;.;:__ ______ 1 met.ics. This position re· House Fine Jewelry. 3400
couraged lo apply Ob-F t.asti u·1 R ... ., #2 v · 0 t NB --------· tain appDcallon & test an c versa e pos. OUTES,__.;S quires, proven sales ta por o. .
manual al Police Station reefs ofc exper. Growth Up to $200 wk lo start. ability in cosmetics. We 673-5658. Exper pref, will SECRET ARIES
potent w/lhis develo,. P/limeavall.Carreq'd. carry the finest st.artimmed.
In person anytime. Ap-ment co. Alw Fee Jobs. Fu 11 er B rus h Co. franchise lines. plications accepl.ed until Call J ·c 2732 5PM. April 28 or until all ennt er, 770-· 754-G471. ---We orrer an xlnt starting Con tempo Personnel -----salary + commission & t~t manuals have bee:n Service. 22891 Lambert R&Rrnan,C t,owntool.s. company benefits. distributed. Apply· Seal St Ste 503 El T Ex .d f'd Beach Police Dept. 2tl -·---· -·or-o. __ ,1 P pre Please call Personnel at 8lb St. Seal Beach Cali(. 548·2288___ 213-376-1561 to set Alp an
Salespersons, induslrial-com~ial. Immediate
openings. Top com·
mission. SM·36M. Ex per preferred but will train. marv hickle agency
Managerial potential. 170NewportCt.rDr
SECRET ARY Serv. Sta Help needed im,
Good typing & sh skills. mt.>d. F\111 or p/t. Apply.
Neat appear. Xlnt work· 990 E. Cst Hwy, Nwpt. ing conds.
1
_Bc_h. _______ _
SHEET ME T A-1,. Foran interviewappt WORKERS, ex per.
PleaseCall w/welding exper. Call
Doris lllltcheU Tom or Greg, 548-3613 714 /551-5281)
. UNIOH IAMK S H I P P I N G &
610NewportCt.rDr.NB RECEIVING CLERlt
F.qual ()ppor Employer Cclsta Mesa Stationers.
270 E. 17lh St. CM. Full
S_ECRETARX·Intricate time 8:30-5:30 Mon-Fri.
job. Xlnt typist. No sh. Apply in person 10-12. · Oper ate or learn to __:~:_.:.~......:..----
operate Mag IJ. Small SHIPPING CLERK. FIT.
law ok. Airport area. permanent. exper de·
N.B. Stred. 546-0606.
Stodl Rm. Clerk PAINTER. Min 5 yrs ell· (213) 431·2541. interview appointment. •~EPT/SECY THE GUILD DRUG Car Necessary . For Suite XS Newport Bcb Resp. for operation of
app'lphone768-1444. Cal640.2920 Secretary. well or· stock room, maU room.
No legal experience
Cal1~9982
per. Refs req 'd. Steady p r e . s c h o o I t c h r ·~ SALES ._._ •-h
work. Call an 6, 957·1690 certificate requared'. Type~ wpm. Lots or rwwport-oc
.. .11.....,.y , .... SO ... • !MJPM. 1797 MonroTia, variety ror sharp person f\111 & Part-Ume open· Equal ()ppty Emplyr
::-;~-:--:--:-:-:-;-:--;---:--;--I---------ganiz.ed, xJal skills, ror & record keeping room. Sales position in dis· real estate marketing Must be able to operate
An•"' ~ " CM int.eresl.ed in aircraft in· in g s f a r material Dinner House. Salad Ir d us try. Ca II Lind a, salesperson at lhe Dis· I SALES, good money. no
tributors hlp available. Secretary consultant lirm near Xerox. postal & other 645-Z:m . 640-6288 REGIOMAL O.C. airport. Please send machines. Dependabili·
Sandwiches. Apply In 770 ·2732 Contempo neyland Hotel. Must . experiencenecessary.
person. 1464 S . Coast Printing Personnel Service, 22691 have recent & extensive 548-0221.
SAL~ SECRETARY resume t o 1800S·J ty, conscientiousness &
TRAl .... EE Regional sales ofc for Skypark Blvd, Irv. 92714 eagerness to learn a
Hwy, Latuna Beach. WltJTER Lambert St, Ste 503 El experien ce s elling SELL idle items with a ~2528. SCREEN PROCESS Toro. women's sportswear & 0 · Pil d A way for a high school f"'lll worldwide manuf. has SECRETARY 6C>WPM+ must.SaJopen.640--0123
immed._ opening. Posi· gd spelling, 'interesting Switchboard Oprs, will
llan req ~ g<>?d telephone job w/xlnt advancement train Apply at. Superior
commurucallon ~kills & potential. O.C. Airport Ans~ering Service 250
PRINTING other apparel. Varied aily otClassified A · graduate lo enter the
PART Time otrlce help w ll r Jostr ctor to hours. Possible weekend "'· newspaper business.
wanted . lite typing fl wrlte ho"me st~y course Receptioftlst $650 work. DO YOU
g.e n er a I ° Cc w 0 r k · lessons for leading cor-100% Fl\EE Apply In Person OFFER A SERVICE? DAILY PILOT min so wpm typing. Ex· Complex, NB. 752-5301. E 17th c M st'e I per. pref'd, but we wlU · . ' · · •· ~tablished company. resp. school. Thorough No more ho-hum days in Casting Office Let lhe public know with This highly successful
Mr. Wilson, 540·2650 k:now'I of screen process this lovely ofc. Greet & DISMEYLAHD an ad in lhe Dally Pilot local newspaper has an
wkdys. prinUnC & demonstrated meet importw:it clients. l l l l H..ttor ll•d Service Directory. It can opening for a trainee In
train the r ight person. Secretary /Bookkeeper. (Upstairs> 645-8197
For appt call 493-9301 Ptr,8-12. Teacher/Aide p/t.. s dys
9am-5pm. 645-9444. 2·5. Must have car. PART TIME OMLY writing ability req'd. Good personality It trP· ....... u .. EIM, 92803 cettl you as Utlle as $1.GS lhe circulation depart· Sub m It resume to ing will get lhis exciting """_... ment. Selected appUcan AMF. IHC. Want Ad Results 642·5678 Salary open. 64~
Must now be employed &r Leonard Valore, Dir. or spot. Cali Chris, 540-6055, F.qual Oppor. Employer ,er day. For more in-will receive a liberal
free to work in my small Education, 4401 Birch St. Coastal Personnel Agen· <Open 7 Days a Week) formali&n and complete st.art.ing salary, regular-
Potter & Brumfield Div.
216181 Ave Aeropuerto
Sao Juan Capistrano
F.qualOpp Emplyr m/( apps business or a ir Newport8each,Ca!l2663 cy,Z190Harbor,CM A41 No.WD160 ~r~a1es~~c~a~ll~642~·56~7~8·~~~· ly scheduled rais es. treatment equi '· M ·S bon · · d 6-lOPM • Sat 9:30AM· <714> ~7360· Equal Op· Recept/General olc. fte· ~--------us opportunities. an
2:30PM. $300 mo sal. or porturuty Employer q 's alleut 3 yrs ofc exp. tfflp W•hd 7100 Hdp Waated 7100 many Cringe benefits Secretary wanted ror
profit sharing. No exp.•---------Good typing skills. Capa· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• si-:h as paid _vacations. Video production co. Call
nee. For int.erV, call an P/time Typ15t, 3-4 hrs wk. ble of handling busy ~d a '~~~t 1~~i~~~nl~ _631_·_11_44_· ------
lPM 979-31161 Homemaker or Studeal. phones. some lite bkkp'g. wilJ also be provided a ---------
PART TIME
. EVENINGS
Adulta wil.h outstanding,
attractive personallllea
who atjoy working with
kidl. Start al $3.50 per
hr. Phone 642·4321 #250,
between3:ro.5:00P.M. ......... ,...,...
Equal Opportunity
Employer
Part time. dependabl
adult to operate parking
lot sweeper. Sat/Sun.
M.S-21811
2 Ptr opmio1s M /F Nd
creative. pleasant
bardwrkin g people
career oppoc. avail. •PP·
I)' Wallpapers lO 10 2300
Harbor, Cll ~
,AST...,, ARTIST
Jleq'• 1 yr e:Qer. lo pre-pare m atcttals lor In·
· i.ou.. prt.Dt abol). Xlnt
a..ll&a " working COii· d1. Apply, .!'4atlonal 5Y1tm* Corp, ..asJ Birch
St, N.B. <Near OC
Airport) Equal Op·
por\Unily Employer
l'BX
Anawerln• ser vice
opentor luJI " p rr. Call
'3W561 •
65 WPM. $3.25 hr. CM 540-2332 new model company ca SECRETARY
--'areiiiiiiiaii.ii556-iii279liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilRECEPT10NlST TYPIST with Pers on a I u s A chance to use your sh
• Need one more grrl to pnvileges. working for the boss in
round out busy orrice. Appllcants must be 18, clothing industry . QUAUTY
CONTROL
MANAGER
Basic effice s kills, & have a clean driving re· Versatility a anusl. Call
pleasant personality a cord. have a high school Mary Ann, 770-2732, Con.
must! Please call btwn diploma. Hours· are tempo Per:sonnel
9-12. 631-1700 SECRET ARIES generally 11AMlO9 PM. Service, 22691 Lambert with some option a I St, SteS03, El Toro.
Receptionist/sec'y ror Saturdayovertlme. -------·-aircraft dealer, accurate SMITH TOOL IS IMTERVIEWIHG U you are qualified and ---------Poslti~r~uires S~ears typist for tramcribing SECRETARIES MONDAY THllU !lJ'e interested In learn· expenence ID capac~ty ~f dict aphone, neat a,. , Ing more about where Secretary
rHpon1lblllty w1th10 pearance & ability to de· THURSOAY RtOM 2 PM re S PM FOR lhis trainlng leads, come
Quality Control. Can-al w/public. Apply in THE f0Howf119 CCll"fff' positions: lo the DAJLY PILOT of.
MARICmHG P /R
Interesting position
w/varied duties includ·
Ing survey work,
statilltics compiling. cor·
resp. Must have a pleas·
Ing phone personality.
Typing skills 60+ wpm.
SH. hel~p. Apply, Na· tional S tems Corp. 4361
Birch St, .B. <Near OC
Airport qual Op·
portwiity Employer
dldate may be a QC pe r son • M is s ion • It you can type at least eo wpm, take flee, 330 West Bay Street.
Mana.ger or Sr. Quality Beec h c r a fl. O . C . shorthand and have five years secretwtal Costa Mesa, and ask for
Engineer wh.0 has Airport, 18741 No . experience. then you may be able to WOf'k ·Milan Leavitt in the
worked closely with a QC Airport Way SA. tor one ol our Director:s rn this extremely Circulation Department.
department manager · responsible Position. An Equal
Must have first-hand RECEP'T /TYPIST Opportunity Employer
-nowled1e related to Challenging position
mec.ha.nlcal an!,J elec-w/active Real Estate
tronic inspectl~n of pre· ore. Good telephone, typ.
clslon machined and in& clerical skills req'd. 8"J'IDd components and ' usembUes. Additionallyi-SS&--l.70•l _____ _
you mu.t. be familiar•---------
wtth metal working pro-People who need people
ceues. plating proc:esaes should alwaya cbec:k I.he
and controls; knowledge Service Direc:lory In t..be ol att"OSpace quality COD· DAJL y PILOT
trol procedures and --------~• mlUtary apeclricatlons
are also requl red.
Company provides ex·
cellenl salary, advance·
ment opportunities and
full benefits which in-
clude: paid medical.
dent al and life In -
~. Pleue submit
nsume whb aalary his·
toryto:
C ... llfle4 ed 242
CJO Dail¥ Pilot.
P08Qx 1580
Colt.a ..... Calif 9262$
Ecaual Opportunity
&mploywM/F
Sl .62 per DAY
That's ALL you pay
fora
30dayad
in the
DAILY PILOT
SERVICE
DIRECTORY
DO IT NOW!
642-5671
.,:.. Our marketing department is looking for
someone with a background in statistical
typing (either financial or marketing) to
work tor this growing department.
Shorthand is necessary.
• No shorthand? Then try this. our forge
department has an opening for a
departmental typist to work tor the
Engineering Manager. General office duties
include answering phones. typing
correspondence. and keeping employee
records for several supervisors.
SMITH TOOl offers excellent company paid
benefits including medical. dental and Ille
lnsuunce, 2 weeks vacation and 12 paid
holidays. Salartes range from 1700 to 1875
per month depending upon lndlvld~I
e11perience. ·II you are unable to lloP by
during the afternoons, please cett' KIMBRA
STERLING AT (714) 540-7010.
ii SMITH TOOL
. .. . . ' ' . . . '
SALESWOMAH
For lln gerie shop.
mature. no smoking, 40
hr wk . Call ror appl.
642-11.97
~W..tecl 7100 twpW-.ct" 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
STORE LERKS
lm!Mdlata Openings
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tor llQuor, wlM, ~. groc9rie1 -t""°"f
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Dey, ~llO MO Sunday &Niia .,. 9'Mlleble,
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TRIAD Ll~VOR. INC.
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HelpW.ted 7100twpW•hd 7100 • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
Em~! ~!!Al Jm~!~Y~~e ~!!~ital
helps keep things going when the power goes
out, is growing! Our ruture IS bright and that
means unlimited potential for you.
TEST
TECHNICIANS
In return for your electronics technical
background, we offer a compelltlve salary and
benefits package plus opportunity ror
advancement to Test Engineer .
We have openings ror all levels or Teat
Technicians. Pos itions Involve testing and
· trouble:shootlng of analog and cUgltal circuits
and mirj·or sys te ms. Salary will b~
commensurate. with experience. '
TEST
ENGINEERS
Your Test Technician experience may qualify
you ror Ji poglllon as Test Engineer! This i.9 a
challenging opportunity for Individuals,
interested m an atmosphere where you can
utilize your talents and be recognized ror your
contributions
You will assume complete responsibility to_.
testing, troubles hooting and ldentHylng
mallunctions on power conversion systems.
Some digital logic experience is required. BSE '
or equivalent related experience Is desired
We offer an excellent salary
and benefits package.
We are located between Main St. and
Newport Freeway, llouth of Alton.
EMERSON
ELECTRIC COMPANY
3300 S. Standard St
Santa Ana. CA 92702
7141545·$58\
Equal Opportunity EmploYer M /F
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5tMG'larJalMS .......... •020 mi&cm dnpea. ~ • 1dod w/klda. $800 LUCiGA•ITAGS creduu, atoraa• ty. ,llabtwell(ht marine (714)8'1S-9Zll
altretla •Mcl•d for ;;;..,;;; ...... , .. _ 'Wbd~ w/lact.~ fnlm businea ud cabinet., lateral I •hclf eaauitt To 3.)0 RP. Go-do 14 $750. SW1111h ~t
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'lr'f'lllillill'llll W~ wutecL 'F' • ·~-DiD rm. oval &bl. DrneJ LD. requlrementa. Pre-Rieb, contemp. omce G10Dea•cen.aeta. 839-30'7 llUlmauut Pll'.allablfta.Noouer J.C: ~b--late pecan. 3 leaves, cust Jew9lry 1070 vent Jou &theft! FOC' a d .. k, exec. •wivel S48-3581 ---·-------·w we•re a growina '*'·Mr. n·-.~E.c.t :f,.~~I OOA &tr.a. pad1, 4 cane-backed •••-••••_......,._ ..... penonalbed t&1 enclolae dlaln,sidecbalra,mab. lnnatable boat 6 man Prindle caiama~au aew
• ...Ucn>1rapbic. equip-U.,..CdlL ~=Jibn. $350. WANTED wallpaper. fabrio or Priv.Prty.499-41~ Out COO pump repair &usedFteeDemoRldes.. meot manuf. w/ao tm-........ ...,..,OZS -~ Glo'' peper 6 we a.a. 8 kit$3'.sc> 646-8643 • Newport8ay615-325S. med.~-tor a test WAITllSSIS -•-•••••-•••"••••• ,....._._ bed9 ,..bl TOP CASH DOLLAK will back .. trtm 70Uf ..--. 087 ---· ------
tednr/l·Zyrsdlaltalexr Elpr.p:ref,butwilltn!n. .... frame I& glass. "n~ ... croup~'34:;~~ PAID FOR YOUR tap. Or try two cants ·····-················ IMts.Power 9040 ~pper e l.•H ~aUlD.C
•Jle"• A 1>acq-rouod lo llust be 21. Appty i.a Sa1ln l1n chrome, 3 pcs cheat. 3 bedspreads, 2 JEWELRY, WATCHES, baclt&oback. ' PARAKEETS$3.SO •••••••••••••••-•••••• ~· llll -ti~·
microprocessora u d.e-penan. Villa MWCH ...., ........ 54148&2 pillows 6 aew pad. $150 ART OBJECTS. GOLD, PRJCES: NewCagesAvallable '7TRetnell,5Shns,deevV. ~:~ 6".m~ .
:sirable. Mu.al be iabto to Rest. 34311 So. eoaai or trade for aat.lquedolL SILVER SERVICE. S2aor8/$S SS2-6061 Seats 6. alps 2. "90(>. Pbi-----------
l read schematics" HwyDanaPt. C..,...& '17o.o70te73-292J FINE FURN" AN· 4/Stap$1.60ea. rs.o.&e>rac.s 1090 497'43ileves '16 Columb ia .u•
ftllineerin1drawinp. ' . .....~ 8010 ' -TIQUES.645-Z!IOO 1/9tap$1.50ea. • •••••••• ; •• i;;;;....... , . . ---mtrsailer. elect.ron.lcs, 'A&adM&iooofaNYSE E'ul crow1n c c l•c· -··• ....... -•••••• Darkoaltchlnacabfnet& Be utlful Co wt b 10ormore$1.40e•. 20SldpJack,'76 .••• $9500 5oHJ> diesel 150'1.
ciorp.. we o!Ier a small tr:onica~faatene~ dis· Mamlya C-3 ~essional 8' tbl w/leaves. $100 ea. "Lovebond".1:1ct Got~. SalesTaxlntluded lalty5p1Mt$600 21:&;aray, '70 .•.• ~ Genoa, 110% i.apper,
co. atmosphere. xlnl tribut.or ID Founta.an Vl1 camera, 2'4X2'4, w /50 546-1026 Peacock feather face NOCAlU>? d • 8'0-1860 * 26,CaFibe1.Crfol"!D ·••• $16,900 hinged mast , much starting sal & indiv. Joolr::ingforexpermature mm lens & Mamlya / b ' t Draw your own or ffD . :m 1 orman •• $95,000 more $62 500 ~s , rowtbpotentiat perton. wantlill •post. Secorleos,180aun.J:f.5 Double beet frame. matt w sapp ire s e!D· name, address, pboo~ &: Everett console piano, Voyager 631.5650 aft..8pm • •
j Plei;aseCallFoi-tion w/1ood future. 67M68S &boxspring$5S. Ret.allsforS3<8>.Asln.og we'llmak;eooecardper llkenu.$750. , , -
• An Interview Appt Recei\'i.og. order f'llll.og, • &ao.722.5 $2250. 64o.i3S6 tag. Add 25' each. 8'0-lMC FOR SALE· lJl open bow .. 26'Columbia, 191&. Enc:
shipp).ng, lite malnt., Dot' 8040 -. Send check or moqey or-"ft'--b b and •ood Tri bull. 1.0 .140 Mercury head, hinged mut. crpl, BRUNING b _._ drivin •••••-•••• • -·••••••• F\lU s.u:e mattress. bOJt derto· ~ a )' &r ' g all exc. very good eood. I $8900 some .8.oe&•DP • g. sprinas, frame & new Machinery 1078 • cooditioo. $1000 or bst $3:5()0 Eves963-8259 xtras, <' ~an. •
•. Addressograph/ ~ve earnmp " ~Iden Retryever PUP-•Pread-$50. 768-7928 ....................... Pl.LOT rRIMTIMGo otr. S46-00T1 -• . 2 1 3 • ~>. 9 2 • 2 4 1 4 •
M. lti b full cbarge fringe PlS. AKC Field & show , P .O.Box1560 eves/wlteods.
JBlSuS Alt'cSiey benefits. Please coot.act pet. Shots. wor med, FUBNlTURESALE 1~1 Jab~ ·~w., Extra o.taMesa,Ca.92626 s-. 1096 ~ra RAY CF 37 -....11
SantaAna Jerry, 963-4420 or niaedwJTLC.Xlntd.lap. Super buya oo liv rm u es. ~~;, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ~ 9 air~~'-
•, Olll836.(l621 979-°'33 (.213)42.S-1561. fum.lcothergoodit.ems. * PUIUCAUCTIOM SWAP MEET Sat April SPECIALS • 1 ,g e r.
• Equal()pporhmity Everyt.blng xlnt cond. Lathe Le-Blond 17x35", MANYITE.MSOFFJNE 29, 9-3. Spaces avail. $.51,000 FIRM. 870-0086.
• Employerm/f/b ****** y~::~e~.pti:: ~168,8AM-7PM taper attacbml, $3,200. ESTATE J EWELRY, $3.00. Holy Spirit Church 24• Cuddy 228 HP, trlr 2.13/m'r.72SO ~t ) ; W ......... ie.a&M_. shots. 3lb.iStud service. i Ofc desks $40 t11t, ofc Colchester 17x54 '' ART OBJECTS, AN· pking lot. 17270 Ward. k>adedlonly$13,985.22' Lido 14, great cond,
""'"""" ~ 53().5649 geared head, 3" spindle TIQUES, FINE FURN., Food.drinks, bakesale& Overnighter 228IlP, trlr, trailer & racing sails. TB.S'HOHEPAOS Eam$3400amoormore · chrs$15 ea._tblw/2chrs, bore. $3,000. (213) ETC. PHONE FOR IN· moon bounce. Call lots of xtras l only. 640·8436/ <ans.ser.)
·.To set. Jead& for large selling mobile homes. Dalmatian pups AKC ~. drps, duihes, odds & 961-3434 FO. & BROCHURE. 968-8558. $1.3.380. 675-llG6.
weaJthy industrial co. Will t rain Call Paul reg Champ lin~ Cali ends. Frplc screen. Sun -----645-2200 HARRISON'S •---------Earn up to $6.00 hr+ top 6~ An~im. ' aft ·lPM sai1188 · a f ~ e r n ° 0 n · 3 0 6 7 1 Automotive Equipment TV, Rocio. 29' PEARSON TRITON
• bonu3es •• lmmed. open· · · Faugreens West, Lag Compressor. gas, 7 •,, MFi, Stereo 8098 SJA RAY Bristol. Excellent coad
in.gs Otll 540-5581. ask Would Uk b . , B>ston Terriers. AKC, 6 NigueJ. 49.s.1407.. HP, $500. Alternator HEYER ••••••••••••••••---••••• JlOl CoaatHY1y, N .. H. 6 bags/spin/RFJUr. VHP'
rorrion. oC you :~ wi:es~ wks. male & female, Kingslzewaterbed com benchtester(Allen)$500. DUPUCATOR Medit mabog (solid) 611..2547 Knot,autopilot.$17,900, Golden West Jruulaliou n~:O 0:ffi~ ::;: sta':t. 1B3-6T38 (714) plete.. Best offer. ' • Wheel alignment rack stereo cabinet $S5 cash 64.2-8903/1·2U8457.
Co. Begin at bome,·full or Sbib-Tzu pups, champion Call'9J.4440 ~.t~! =:trJ~~~ =.1~~i::PielffO::. ~~7.Ph aCI. Spm, 26',AlglasbyPaoemaker, 216' Columbia. Mark n.
Tai.ER part/time. Ideal t or sired, $125 & up. Papen. Cicrage Sale 1055 the car crank grinder Includes chemical & nu eog, pu electronics,, xlnt cond, '•al.Ls. spin-
.. Level beaded & cheerful husband & wife .team. 842-0'T7l _____ ••••••••••••••••••••••• $650. Bridgeport mill paper, $200.1-737-6449 fiybridge, sips 4. $9200. naker, binged mast. I :teller needed p/time. 646-4.533 Yorkshire Terrier pups, PUIUCAUCTIOM $2500. Crank grinder DOUGHIOl'TYPE RCA2l"Color<.:oo:;o!c 642-9401. $9,B:i0.call963-0560..
Contact Mrs. Croxon or Men:hondlM tiny• stud service . MANY FINE ITEMS OF $1500. Numerous other POOL t2 x 4, heavy duty <:all :ft~~~3139 TRADE. hav; 17' Travel '75 Hobie 16' with trailer, M~. Lee.644-1461. Im·••••••••••••••••••••••• Paoen.S42·07'1l · ESTATE JEWELRY. items. 2066 Placentia, $1'00
penalSav111gs&Loan ..,....___ 8005 ...:....:::.=:. -ART OBJ ECTS AN -CM 548·7008 linma. ekre. ofifilftercr.'1.~· .,~;· or New Sanyo videocasscol· Trl.r. ·1s. eqwp'd every . . F:.O.E. M /F /H ;::.:'::'.~•••••••••••••••German Shorthair. pups. TIQUE.S, FINE FURN . ,.,,...,.... or recorder w/timer. in option. Wanlboat, pwror ___ ~-~
TEU.Ett PUIUCAUCTIOH AKC, champ sire. 3 ETC. PHONE FOR IN-Antq mirror $20. antq orig carton. ssou Ma~l._67_5-2239 'CaJ20,4bags .....• $UOO
MANY IT~s OF-FINE fems .. &fl-8CM6. 64.5-FO. & BROCHURE. MiscellGMOU$ 8080 lamp $12. Twi~ beds $15 $46·2703 . 18' South <.:oa!ot, ttay Santana22,slip .••• $5900 .f'ull Urne teller for S & L ,.._ '>'lnl\ ••••• .. ••••••••••••••••• d Cat 22 '74 VHF $$500 ESTA"'E JEWELRv '-'·bSet•ar 1vroldfem -vv &$20.Lamp$10.Dblbe -.. ----Cn.Llller, xlnl cond. nds · · • ·-io f:I Toro area. Ex· ... • • Al-I'> -, " • sao. ant.a bdrm set $85, 2 25 color TV ~~le $1711. DU en11. $1200. 754-0833, Balboa~-"73 •••• $10,000 '~ce...Dl'.2,(~.t.m: c s....... ed. {ll! sho!J. ~· ,,,._--~~~ ~--~" •• ,-,. -··-:-.-;--~-. ~~~,~-
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,.._. -$2 o. TV as ts. $2. 19" port RCA color TV's . . loadeu ' ......... .,at;roo working atmosphere. FO. & BROCHURE. Basenji. purebr ed, no -Footlocker $8. Patio tbl h ' 'ED Larson 16' 120 Mere Chall.32,roomy •• $40,000 Please call 71~7591 64.5-2200 papen, llwks, $35• Oesignen1 Leftovers Llv. SS.umbrella (patio)$25, avehadxlnt care,~35. l /O,deepV,fisborskl. l sl 37,l2f>ap .... $44,SOO
forappointment. AMERICANOAK 538-1625,8'15-ilOO rmBrkfrnt.$'00/ofrSofa lOUQgecbr$20,queensz Cash only. The Lido Good cond. $1895 . 57'SteelyawlTry$4S,OOO
La Sel 1 lblc $65. Lg Ant. chair bdbrd $25. Toy chest $8, Shores Hotel. 673-8800. 00 SSHilOO Many more. Tell us what JMPERJJJ. SAVINGS
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inO~:!~eC~~~ Dal,mat.iaa pupa. AKC. The World s bigg~st, nK>. Bdrm (urn $5().$4 Cal17Sl-6614. oc,()11010020.150416 ------you want. tr we don,t.
show • pe l q uality. bestest. lo"'. down itant Antiques $20 up Hdbrd & _ ---B e r t r a r:n 3 2 · R have it, we'll find it. Stewart Roth Antiques ~· 6"2-IUS '-garage spnng cleaning svread $225. Sleeper sofa Transferable certifi cate NEWPORT HEIGHTS .. Mongoose' . world rt:· VOYAGER tlt-5650
750 E. Dyer Rd. S.A. -Sale ever .... Newv<>rt Sl25. Sal & Son 9.5 332 ror 20 lg cf;Flor rtrails at OPF..N SUNDAY l ·SPM cord holder at 77 mph --
•atNwpt Fwy) 751-8922 CLA.5SES Cyclery is cleaning out 1-:vening Canyon H!I prof studio. on in con· 1593SAN't'AANA Seats 7, sips 3, head, 2 12 ' Perrelli Jr. Sloop.
1'enrus Shop sale!>p..:rsoo. ---------Pvt, board & train . the back room for a 1 day CdM test but mo Ing. Sac at 4 BR 2 Ba, remodeled '78 fresh Unser·<.:hev 482 l' 1 w ttrlr $1000 value. ~2.'>
Sat. 1.0-5.30. Apply a l MUSIC BOXES! 'Player JotmMartin 548·0059 bargain bunters delight. Sl00.548· $91.500 eng.fineslequip Always + law nmower $85.
Is land Tennis. 301 . ., N" k 1 d 1 Fr y -1045 New & Used bicycles. Desk w/bk shdf lop, $50 KathyTracy Rltr gather:. ;1 cro wd b73·76LS
M A 816753113 pianos . ic eo eon~. Hfo • cruisers. IO-speeds, J. lawnfurn.4pcs$20all.3 LATE MODEL ELEC Com plete w.matching --------
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• anne ve. · · Phooographs ! Wo~ld s ••••••••••••••••••••••• speeds. Mopeds, lOOO's of wicker /wd ch rs, Lrg. TROLUX w/pwr brush. S48-l927 J.axJe trailer & llon van. '76 Sol Cal 18' t.rlr Cat boic ~--TIRESERVtC-E -largest select10!1· Gordon/Irish Sett.er mix new & used parts. OP BBQ$50,ottomao,stereo cheap64.2-4397 -Pri ce $40.uoo Ca ll Xtras $1650. Xlnt cond. :·s Day wk. Sal+ com.m, Catalogue $3; next 6 15-puppies, 7 weeks old, no ..abort.s, $8.95. Sunday cabinet SSS. red velvet -Used color TV's, $100 213/626·6871 9 J2noon Mustsell675--026J
.. Apply, 3000 E. Cst Hwy. sues $15. Al50 cash ri:-sbots.642-lS:rl April 16, Beg.ins at8 AM. bang'g lamp, dresser. Waterbed $90. Child's GE up, reconditioned & ·weekdays.
; CdM . gist.era, mecbanlcal anti· at side of building 2116 ~7857. Rsnbl & cash Port. ·stereo SlO. Call g!JaJ'an~ gQod selec· tffrr11hoffKetch
ques. vwt us! See ·the f'reel>l:ganlcSo.ll, Newport Blvd. NB only. 839-0133. ti 0 n a 11 brand 5 • 27' M agnlH'll offsfiore 4!!f run bead room, l/B, ·~ Truck Drivers ex· huge ornate •·Taj ~haul. ,,_ 615-1700 Portables & consoles All· sport Brand nu twin280's many xtras, slip avail
"per'd. Top pay. Ap~y, Mahal"au•nmatlcorgan ,.._.7056 .:: ---. --Malibu walking-aid. bmd KingTut\ickets.Apr.24& Wright 1V. 343 W_ 19th, 6.SMPHmstseUM.i-6518 675-7884or 496-6228 • ~·-WT · tr -< ANT new pd$200 Makeorrer June 12. 4 students. 2 ----------1-----------• ..-owmg,1000 e featured in Los Angeles LOVABLEBENJILOOK-IQUES. 2 library . ' . adulU.642·1000 C.M.646-1786 4Whee1Dn•" 9550 4-WhfflDriy" 9550
=Ave. N_!i642-1252 -•'Times" aod "Sunset ALIKE. tablesh • secdreMtary, orlglan, <t93-3179or64CHZ3_!._ -Gd pln ving 25" cir ens ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ TR"'IMEE Maeazlne." American 673-0402evt:s was. Stan ._ ust se .13 Bar6'&4bar stools.Sttl0 MOVING" ....,
• A International : 1802_0 - ----x IS otr wh~te shal't cpl, Like new •· Xlnt Cond. 2060 State
•To le11m to ~appt.s by Kettering. Irvine. CA Poodlt:. silver loy, Lhasa chrome s 1de p 1 p~s .. S.Sl ·0842 Irvine Mattress & box sprin~s & Follow Oak'Sl. Aft 2 PM .. phone for I ge i n 92714.Tel.(714)7:;.t.J7TI Apso,gdhome,adlls on· clothes & many misc frame $50. M isc . ---
; dustrial co. G hourly n-.. Wed th 0 gh S t ly. Call 675-4895 aft 6pm. Items. Sat/Sun only . Musl sell. <.:apri, S2l0(1, ceramics, glasses. dis· Boats & Marin~-
.. wal(es, regular pay v"""n · r u 8 · ~------17002 El Nopal Ln, HB Peugeot Wgn, $005/bolh hes.odds&eodsofwood. Ecplipment
•raises, bonus. daily cash. Samoyed, male. a ltered. (GoldenWest &Slaterl supercln&rungreut.13' clothes. muc h much •••••••••••••••••••••••
: Immediate openings_ Rare l84 o Frenc h papers,JOyrsold.Needs 1 , Sailboat. Proj. $l25, more. 847-8579. 16241 General
•• Call 540-558 1, jS~ for Armoire. carved w:..lout . good home. 962·0496 MO".'ING .. Crystal ch~n· Ha.ndmade Span. guitar. Nassau Ln. H.B. •••••••••••••••••••••••
"Ron beveledglass mirrorson · . . -df:!her. silver service 548-6762or4!3<1-18U . Boattrailerfor20'pow<:r • Golden Wc:.t lnsulallon 3 doo 9.9 .. 8. $7000 AmencanP1tBulll1:rner .. pieces. hsehld ap -_ _ Blfl Calif Kin~ 3 pc. b t d d $650 •.Co N rs, 540 ~06·6 d · to good home. X.lnt plianct.'S. wall plaques. matching red velvt't oa · g <'On ·
•.-----~~ v ys · watchdog & companion. lamps. TV pong game, SALE!!! hdbrd, bedspread & hcd 557-8077
•• TRAINEES · e s 494.9200 misc. Sal/Sun. 9-4. 301 SUP COVERS i>l'nch. like new 892-4649 For Sale: 20· houseboat,
': Ladies serious about im OAK ANTIQUES Australian Shepherd mix, Canal, NB · New Kohler bathtub m at VeAnza shp. $290-0 • proving your present , Sofas. Chairs. lhde ·A· Phone548-0350 Prices as low as tables fBemale. 3 mo . old Beds. Ottomans. Foam crate. wht. New $225. • st..andard of hvinJ.{ lhru $95 Ch t $100 k ff c 11493-4440 ----•con centrated work · r se s 642-6109 Huge accumulation, Replacements. (;uslom ma_!~..:_a Boats.Marine • Sideboard s S 8 O. lOOO's of items. Sat/Sun Fabrics. Free f>:Sl. Jerry L..i _ _. • w/people p/time~ Call Wardrobe s S86 . While spayed declawed 2 E Oc 962 85 l yr old carpet steam """f-r·-"'
• Diane Blue 64o.ll292 c>Ct Bookcases $105. Desks cat. Good family pet. 9·3. 215 ast ean· ·4l cleaner, loci 2 wands, a •••••••••••••••••••••••
106 rront, Balboa Penn ... ~ S750 rr Al w.a.NTED • 4 · SBS. C~esls $50. Scfliog Call Sun night, 962-8~~ _ Point. ----• ...,,e. or o er. so ~
-----machines $35 . Wash chemicals.661-6593 Ai>owerwindlassroraJS :TRAIHEE S520 stands $76. Shop around Free to .g<><><! home only -n. power boat. Also. a
• ioo•,;, FREE & compare prices then ~~~b Setter, 6 mo. YARD SALE-Furniture. SA.LI!!! 9~~~:u~n:C~dUi~ ~ radar tower & an auto.
: H.~:~~d fine. AJ~t~~~i~ see us . ENG Ll SH ----clothes, toys & misc. Sal BEDSPREADS chuck SlOO. 10 MC trig· pilot. Ca 11 Oa It' ut
-nt: . . IS a . MANOR ANTIQUES Shepherd/Lab mix yr & Sun 10-S. 284 Santa R rt P'll gered o'scilliscope .. ~o. 498-Z709.
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• personality & w1Jlingne!ls ll2S A. Victoria. C.M. old fem. Shots. Isabel, C.M. Dust uf es, ' ows. .,.
.tu learn. Large co.--------• Sha m s. Drape s. 7~2 f~Poutboardmoto os,Hew 9800AutcK,Hew tlOOAufos,Hew tlOO
• w/good oppor. & xlnt Ornate Oak Dresser. Bvld ____ 549-2430 MOVING! Valances. Rods Installed $50. 69 GMC truck 2' ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • bens. Call Rit". 540-6055, mirror, perf cond. Cock M F 1 or Repaired. Custom series :V.. T rebwlt engin • ,.. · apoos. I . l • I ·'l Rcfrig, dryer, paintings, ""-$2000 ~59 v .., C'.oa.stal Personnel /\gen· $250/firm. Wk 494-5818. yrs. shots, nuel. lncls prints, dbl bed. furn. Fabrics. nee F.st. Jerry w11ca~pe~l · $450 4 _cy,2790Harbor._<:~ ___ t].JnSS2·~--supplies & doghse clothes. tools, color 1V. 962·4185 ~~1u1 e ng ·
;Truck Driver & yard Ant ique Slerli n g 559-1981 Sat/Sun,noonlil4PM.23 ---
f "' b T 'ff & Acacia Tree Ln. Irvine L' • t s 1 l ck MisceUaneous .• ma 1 n ten an c e or ... atware y 1 any Longhair tortoise shell .,,qwpmen a c· ru
: chemical toilet t·om· Co. Monogramed "L", cat. 1 ~ yrs. s payed. 552·1931 rack, tool box, back pk Wanted 8081
• apany Apply betwn 10 & 139 p~e;ces. $5000. W~te shots.54()..8263,537·2675 A Gas Stove. dryer . blower, 3 vacuums, 4 ••••••••••••••••••••••
•• _ 12;646-2200__ Class1f1ed Ad 4. Daily -----clothes, baskets. gd sturf lU.16.5 tires & rims. Need o 11 c u se cl
Ptlol. P .0 . Boll 1560, T~ gd home. 2 spayed cheap Sat/Sun 8_5 278 garden lools el<' 2C4 refrigerator 1mmediale
: TYPIST CostaMesa,Cahf.92627 Siamese cats IM, IF. PalmerCM Camellia Lo . C M . ly,che1lp,butmus twork • -----won't separate. 968-'6785 Sal/Sun. 646-29116 and have freezl'r Call
OFFICE CLERIC Slot Machme 1913 M Ills Coloir 1V. din rm set. anti 646·4064 eves
: Wehavean immedopen· Good Condition Cull Fun.ifurw 1050 que s ew machine . 1 leather steering wheel -----
• ing for 3 good typist t 542-J3!'.7__ ••••••••••••••••••••••• credenza. beaut. hand· P>. Ivory Buddah $200 Wanl lo lrade 4 King Tu • o 640-8688 tickets daled 4/27 4PM .. wor~ in the ffice Large oak rolltui> desk **I BUY** painted desk & chr. 2 , for same lime differenl Services Dept. al our $!000. Good cond. bookcases & lols more. Lasenum round tnp Bus d "'N.B. t•orporate ofc. 639-3738 Good used Furniture & Btwn J9tb & Placentia. &showtickets 4:ZlJ BSli. ate.Mt6pm5~2·l5l8
• Duties will include as-------Appliances-OR 1 will CM 646-4078 Womens ce)rfer 'eCC Musical
• sistinginourmailroom.AppliCMCK 8010 sellorSELLlo.r You. MOVl ... G 5.56-5557 · IMtnlnwnh ., backup switchboard opr, ••••••••••••••••••"9•••• MASTERS AUCTIOH "
• messenger work, recep· FR G HT DAM AGED 646-1616 & lll-9'25 E .. rythllMJ C)OH! Dickinson KHn, T-S, If! cu ;::.:~~~·~;::·~·:;:;
• lion & gen'I all around HOTPOINT SALE. 3308 Starts noon Sal. 909 ft, top loader $550 I'd f t · h
: ofc duties. Good typing W. Warner nr Harbor, BrownJordanOOX40"oval Dogwood.CM 557·6503or S45·2l45 :!!~; pad~::_r Sl~u~r~t
• skills & ofc ex per impor. Santa Ana. 979·2921 table, 6 chairs. 1st $500. --Leaded stained ~luss win-fer. 549-0864
# tant.Xlnt beoefil'>. takes. 640-8208. SUPER GARAGE SALE dows 34., & 38 .. "Pooh" · ---
·• CASHPAID 20YRSOFHISHERS & supe~ coupe matched AltecV~iceoftheTheater • Yorappt."pleasecall for Wshr/Dryrs/Refrig Waterbed, Queen-sz, mat-0 URS : P 0 WE R sel. 36 .. •q. pl~y peri PA .. Gibson head, horns
• Mered.ithLuckowAt-workingornot9SHl133 tress, liner & heater. MOWER, EDGER . ...,.,3226 ~ • &drivers$850.(92·0839
: AMC ORD IMC. $115. Dys;&G'1275. cklthing. walnut dining """'" • (N rt Ce l ) Wasber dryel' and Dia· lbl & chrs, youth bed. • ewpo n er bwasher A·J condition Bedroom & Living Rm, dinette set, sml appl.
• 640-l900 $75.each646·5848 furn. some c:ust made, ping pong tbl, recliner,
• He Dut W d' I $299 max. 979·7589; naugabyde chair, misc. • --ST/SECT avy Y ar s e ec s.s?-tmaft5PM Chairs & tbl& &. much • ,,.... washer & dry e r .----------•
., FUD time. Strong S.H. • SZ75/B.O. 551-0108, Very sharp wroaght iron m u c h more l 8 S 7
• typing required. Apply in red tbl (52x33) & 4 chrs. B r ll em a r W a y N B
• person to Mr. FUenles at Dix Sears Creezer, 15.2 cu Ukenew.675-7396. Sal/Sun9-~ ____ _
: Robert Bein, William fl. 2 y r s old. $250. . • Frost & Assoc 1401 Quail 546-2703. 1 yr new 8' dark brwn 2 nr new om~e desu &
• St. Ne rt ~sch ---vinyl sofa $250. tJ' wht chrs, mpl dmelle set . • wpo ·--Elec. dryer, $40. GE sofa, good c:ond $50. sofa. endtbls. cof tbls.
' TYPIST CLltllC washer, S60, good work-759-..,., lamps, fisbtaok ~ wine
Baby grand piano. needs Swamp type air cooler. a tit lie wo~k. very re 6 mos old. $100. 646·0623 or 752·2.'>29 asonable. 494-6317 --
McKinley Custom rac;, Sylmer Mark vi alto. sax.
for 8' Plcup bed. $100. 4. $750. Buffet clarinet,
Metal storage box, for $500. ~2SJ5.
pkup lruc k . $35 11 11' Offk.efumlture &
Roy 11 I Co u c h m a n 1qu1,...1tt 8015
Cabovcr Ca mpr . has •••••••••••••••••••••••
e v t> r y th 1 n,g in <'Id HEYER monomat1c t.o1lel. SC!.100
• Ing cond. 759-1914 stand, 14272 Pinewood
• S710.S863. T~ 45 ~m. Ulre oew floral. cstdl 8' Rd, Tustin. Sat /Sun Dookcase ~. blk 8' vinyl
&17·7802 DUPUCATOR
: F . .iq~r. & d~cal ski~9 Electric stove. J yr old, couch + rust swivel 10:31Mpm. couch $3.5, Jg exe~uUve Model 70 completely re-
built, uaed 1 time.
Include• chemical &
paper, $ZOO. J.737 ·&449 reqd . .hll. ~Y benefit like new, s lf·cleanlll&-cbair.$295.67$-7488 •---------deslrS.W.549-m<> :-package. FilinC deadlln $125.6'5-504 MOVING Ptolawn equip. --------• '4!21178. SP.M. Appllca-K1na Si wat.erbed 4 post. Fllm.,Tiru 12-lfU ss.
1 • ticlm must bo olUlned in Whirlpool waaber $75. Jwat., etc. Utre oar. 1219 Belfast CM
l • penoa et Seal Beach Ci· Kenmore washer Sl2$. 631.zl38
1-: lY Hall, 211 8th St, Guaranteed & delivered -GARAGESALE ~ Penonoel Dept. MM672 8' Cooch. w /Joveseat, col 11852 Occidental Ln.
4 ~ fee table, 2 end tables, 2 HunUnaton Bch, :-T)'l)iat. :Xerox 800 dual 30" Kenmore1as rall,&e. I.ms-. "5(>. Good C)Ond,
"' card. Mu1t be ~x Sl2S.64t..S93S Casbonly.W71Ml&'J7 Oaraae Sale. granny '-psricnced. PIHsant of· cleAned her cupboards, : nee near o.c. airport. Refrig., GE. no-fl"Olll, 15 Qokt couch $50: % com household & mtac. 9un·
4 .Dtvnaificdd~. P1Ul· cu ftr vnlumc. Top modes '35 .. ; caG .. tbJe day onl7. t.8922 Li11ter
4 . ble hr• or lull time. freezer. ~!& Sl 7S. 91. 2 red ftlftl ehra '50 l." • , H n l 1 B ~ h . ~ 'ISZ-zm ~or Mcb.bbaotlNltl Btat:hfOatfleld.
LAWNMOWER. McLane • 7blade $125 · Contemporary offlce
' 67s-i689 furniture tor the dl•·
criminatlng executive.
Rosewood desk, &
credenaa; e•ecutlvc chair, 2 Pollack guest
chain, 2 arm chairs. all
butterscotch lthr & chromo. alaaa It chrom(•
colfeetable. All by Knoll. Truatee'1 Sale. Call
67$-1092
Gas stove w 1griddle $65.
10 spd bike 125. Steel
1Ulrway S.W. Dbl wall g.a.s healeT $45. Dlnina tbl szs. Make offer. 673 6336
Won on 1V, Air Condi·
d<IMr. Wbirlpoal, <'heap.
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· 11• Day Cruiser, 15 hrs $170-$200 -per week. We
• old, all mu, must sell have l . l million Contrac-
tllls wltnd, '890() or best. lual reservations back-t o 1 with AAA ------------1 U.S . /Canada & the
Tr-pwtatlon ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·c ,ns.Sde/ ....
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Hughes Air West. Con·
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9120 Swiss Air, Lufthansa .
motor home•
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"••••••••••••••••••••• •10% Investment tax
MuslSell 10' cmpr full self cred1t•deprecialioo de·
cont'd on hvy duty '-~ ton ferments.
Air, V-8 Ford. Lots of •We ha,•e 118 '77, '78's in 17555 Beech Blvd.
xtras. Will sell separate· fleet need 200 total by Huntington Be1c;h
ly. Askinl $2800. By appl May I. 0675 only. 9100 Cardinal Ave, •Purchase at factory in· 842• F.V. PP962-418S voice 4 Star's minia or ..._-------~
--------• Southwind's ~·s. . Trailen. Trani 9170 1(~3 Financing !'f 10-••••••~!._•••••••••••••• -'ll! voi~~ e . ~r -~ ..
KAWASAKI 100, ns work.
MOPED. runs gQOd. $100
ea/bllt ofr. 673-3025
"76 Honda 7SOK MODEL,
t ,200 m.i's, orig owner ,
$1450. Very cleao, fast,
must sell! 634·0423/
'31·5719, Roy.
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For further infonna tidn
contact Mr. Llssner
or Mr. Miller
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·72 BMW Bavana. SS.500
auto. air. stereo, xlnt
cond. 645-4066 • CV('' &
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'74 BMW 3.0S. lo mi, aulo,
air, new tireli. alloy whls.
AM/f'M stcr<.'O, I' /W &
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552-0302
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• 642 3496 .
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HEW '76 LANCIA IETA SEDAN SALE
Air cond .. power steering, power windows & sun roof. light cream with
saddle intenor. Se<. 828 B6503 1
DEMO '76 LANCIA IET A SS>AN
Air cond., power steering, power windows. sun roof. metallic blue. Ser.
: : . ..•. ;
WAS ss16s.10NOW s4995
DEMO •77 LANCIA HIGH PBFOttMAHCI ISTAn WaM.
Beautiful wagon Wllh air con<:I .. power windows. l)OWer steering, radio a
heater. sun roof. Factory exec. demoostrator. Ser. t828AF1-0701302.
WAS s11.2s1 .NOW s7 495
HEW '77 LANCIA llT A COUPIS
Air cond., power ste8fing, AM/FM stereo. leather Interior. beautiful blue
with tin Interior. Ser. #828AC1607018. Ser. #828AC1607490.
wAs S9906.10NOW s5995
MIW '77 LANCIA HTA Court
Beautiful metalllc bronze with mltehtng saddle leather Interior, factory llr
oond .. DOWer eteenng. Ser. "828AC1-0607687.
MEW '77 LANCIA llT A COUPI
Sleek metalho s1IVEM' with derk brown leather interior. factory air cond..
oower lteerlng, AM(fM stere<>. Ser t828ACt -«17853.
WAS SI0.156.lONOW i6 I 95
t4EW '71't LAMCIA llT A COUPIS
Several to choose from. All fully eQuipped with flCtory air cond .• AM/FM
stereo cassette radios, l)ower wlnde>ws, PQW9r atetrlng. leather lnteriore.
till steering. reclining se1ta. Mlchelln steel belted rldlall, sliding 1un ro0f
and many other luxury Items.
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120 W. WARMER, AT MAIM
SANTAANA
F I A I T 557-2132
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28701 M.irguente
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714/83 1-1740
714/495-1700
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1978 TOYOTA COROLLA
$J51~ (967313·819)
Cash or your lrade·in worth $500,00 as down paymenr and $75.48 per
month lor 48 months Includes rax. license and all linance charges In the
deterred payment price of $4123 04 at A.PA. ol 11 82'Y· If you prefer to pay
cash, $3334.10 Includes all tax and license tees
Marquis Motors
831-2880 . .:~~~~j[::~ 495-1210
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$3095
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SPECIALiY CARS
1970 TOYOTA
COIOMA 4 DOOi
W i th 4 speed
transmission -good
transportation car •
!326ASP)
5995
1974 CAPRI
Court V6. au1om111c atr
cond & AM/FM radio
(024L00 )
1970 VOLVO
142COUl'I
A uto ma ti c
1ran s m1ss1on with
radio (084CCA).
51495
1976 HONDA
CIVIC JDOOI
4 s 'p e e d . a· i r
condlt1onlng. stereo &
low miles. ( 120 RKtq.
52995 53195
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PACH Dl
A uto m al1c. p w r .
s1eer1ng & brakes.
AM/FM stereo. aer
. cond & cruise control
1977
DATSUN 121'0
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(688TLO). (747 SWW}.
53195 53495.
1977 TOYOTA 1976 FORD
COIOUA um•c• GI.AMADA COUPI.
5 soeed trans.. rack a· Black. Automatic. PWf,
AM /F M a track. steering & brakea.
1578i 911 stereo casaette & vl"Yf · roof (222 PVR).
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ln,,..An "! ·~vw.aunrool,'&sens• IAa•AIMPmCI "10 Cbevy lmpa\a, bl Pa air good trans. car. $600. •$295•
¥1••1111 9770 1611Ue ..... ,, ~;:.oew top, $400. 197S Buick Eledra 225 PIS.P/B,A/C,$700.catl fu~we~~fi ~ S3J.S'760
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JJ'l1 Toyota Celka, a.ir, 4 brks, nu dutch. Good P'Y back·$1ca».OO ln at '6S ~ck, all power. super _,,2128 212t HARBOR ILVD low mileqe. Belt otfer 1Pd.ll200. xtotcood. cond. a..totr.MS-2206 mofttbs. '68 VW but reblt enitne tletn, IDI Id. $600 flrtb. COSTA MESA ~.7pwm.bo&esa.le. '93-2182
7H -64S-3116S WIST ••MAH radials, AM/FM $900. -.1001. ~ova Win. f.dr, 6 C)'l. Nabers ....
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Jwu what you want m Fii, tape, nu Ur•. Make l'lrV .,_._, Cad -.,.-,... J>eil1PllotClassllleds. otrer...... 198SJhrborBlvd.,C.14. ll8T Baja Bue. M,000 ml, C •u Hll ,L w Fact.oryalrcoodttiofliat. 1•Jf C ••••••••-•••··-·-·-.... .-. u .. d .... .......__, u--... I 714/645-6120 auper clean, h.ave to He ........................ ... • •aon, ina Urea, FWlpower. (686'KJC). a . '72 Hatchbclt Clean, nms _ -_.. _ ltl Sl400 '7~ . abocb, lots of room. $4222 2600 HMhor Blv·'. Id $800/trade for Trvl
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new radials, brb. Xlnt ~ICOUMTf TOCMOOSlllllOM wta 1eatb batr. Loededi $1.IOO.m.af OFFERS cond.&4Hl4S VOLYO AT .U. TIMIS Top cood. $4500.call '70 Maverick a cyl, great
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With AM /FM casselle, inOrangeCounlyt l~D radials, like new, $1150. M1n•y
radial tires &onJy 36,000 BUVorLEASE Cadilla 631-~.6'5-4979 •••••••••--.. •••••••
miles. (280MOR). DIRECT C 9932 ORANGECOUNTY'S .::££ rt:m~~ C~~l~M~!:"S'~~~'i"oo. ~ro;vms• .. ~=~J.
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XJntcond,. $13SO 642-2170eves. 30TO CHOOSE new tine, mau,y xtraa, clock. Mu.st aeU $1400. --.MQ.t.aom
548.1497 ---------• l'\lll power, factory air $8,295. 957-0336 581"'5C3. --------'7S 164E, auto. air, P /S, ~·stereo tape" C.B., n...a-9935 --------,.,. _______________ .,.
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$3,000557-6438 759.4954 dys. 644·8199 fogger, firemist paint, '70Dart4dr, -..................... :.::';.~=·= s2599 eves. wire wheel covers & xlntlr~,!1·000· '72 SSlCJ, classic, A/C, •tRri..
, miles as low aa tl(IO. 90!>63 ... 6pm AM/YM, Dew tires. Lo
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trans, body very clean, stereo/tape, pwr. win· C7 I 4J 49ir .1.430 end. Runs like new. Very $1750. M>-2.:522. $1500. 646-l4Bl dows, sunroof & low ;rv clean. 540-0318 '72 CHEVY '12 TOM rte«.f,IP '
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tart b ll $7 nu. ew 1c e ins. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ........ ~.. tow "'""99. 111te ,.. ••
5 er. a ·gen. 588 Creme ext, lan leather ....... -~ imisiu. $850. 640· 1900 . . mtr. $7900. Pb645-5652 ;--.. -PHIL 1961 Mustani, good condi· ....., _____________ .;.,;._.
'69 VW reblt eng, FM
cassett. Runs good.
$1095. Call
675·7396 •
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Cadillac.
2600 H,irbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa 540·9 I 00
'76Seville.Xlntcond..Pvt · LONG t lon, Private Party '76CHEVYMAUIUCLASSICCOUPI Prty.~~ FORD ·~lllaxie eonvert. Lo ~=--~::= s3599 _,, .... ~ of fllllye ""'"""(7118PCE).. J.9M Cpe de v., o1c1y but 1uues UA8 D\I uot r or
1oody, loaded. '650. track M\Lltang 6G853S a.n~ 64M062
'76LTDLandau, lo mi
$4000.
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Cadillac
::=:==~~==::l'74 Elite. lad equipt air, 1!113 Pinto Wagon, clean, wtre wbla, $300 cash, new radiall SU8S/ofier.
Xlnt tran1, '67, 2dr &akeoverp1mta,$70/mo, So.Laa..-.llJO
'75 CADILLAC COUPE DI VIW
.ir COflChlionlng, AM~M =.'u'°"'~.= s5999 stereo/I track 1101t.
••c•ll•nt co11c111lon. (171S'tV~ ,
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a 11111•. cuttOlll '"'"'· 20.000 mllH. thoro . 347NCISI.
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:::i-=:=~ 564'9 lull power, I01Ct0ty air,
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$3199'
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$1.300.8'U139 a\llo, dntcon't FM tape, Cooler, air ahoclu, r•••ott-. 11111 "-· turbojet. 10K ml. ll\rU. '71 IUYerlck V8, alr, Air, Gd. tirea. trans. Padded to11. •l••eo s945 I
a. trailer bitch, CB Radio ~ *· cnAw ~.
'14 Veta Hatcbbeck, auto, $ll00. 168..olJll, -..Sli incl. Good Coad. $1,800. =.. ':: .=:J:>
caaettedcltw/apeakera, U.. tt4S 921S.Ora~e.S.A. · • .
clean. $12:50. 988-722$ ....................... •Plymouth Valiant •n , , .. .._!lll'l ____ _.. .... .--------111
'618 Chevy Impala. Runs ?6 NAIK fV door, $USO. Pvt party.
aood, Cd tlres, nda a litUe Fadot>' all' coodl\looinl, 833-1653. work. f/f/Il/oft. Ml-7'31 tu.ll power power aeata, ~_;,..;,~------1&.:llL
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policy in our ser•lce
dept. • • • fast
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1977 VOLVO
264 GLA
1977 VOLVO
264 GLA
Auto . P/S. P/B w . pin stripes 1vde~s~~;,;~g~· air cond . custom
Auto .. P/S. P/B air sunroof. CVC26465H·1 ~~~~;}'.ndows, custom 'f·to.p
WAS $10 190
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58478
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Auto trans . AM/FM SI radio h 1 ereo ( 1F8J1 :~).er. Very lo miles.
54299
'74 TOYOTA
COROUA WAGOH
Auto trans st with 8 track. .h ereo radio
room• (894KEWater. Lots of
52499
'72 TOYOTA
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FINAL
SPORTS
NANCY
HELLO---FIRE DEPARTMENT---
COME TO 220 OAK -STREET
RIG-HT AWAY
-/
SUNDAY. APRIL 16. 197j
HAVE lfOU EVER THOUGHT
AS'OVT WHY WE'RE OOlNG ].({5?
JUST TO KEEP THE HEART
lN SMAPE!
.·LOCAL
WANT ADS
JVST
REMEMBER,
BOYS, IF I
60, 't'OU ALL
60!
DtD 4'0IJ eveR
HEAR AN~ONE
COMPLAIN
MO~E THAN
FEET ?
ONL'I 6ACK5 ~
~EE HEE
HEE ·
By ·Ernie Bushmiller
DENNIS THE MENAC&-
C> t> t>
BY THE WAY, HELGA .,, I HAD LUNCH
WITH MR. DRIVER! HE WANTED TO
KNOW WHETHER YOU KEPT A RECORD
OF THE MEDICINES YOU GAVE MR.
KINGSTON IN THE LAST TWO -..illl'!.:
MONTHS OF Hl5 ILLNE55!
MEANWHILE
Ml'~ NOTOICJOIAS foJt
HNC'IN9 TM& FAC~,
ANO l'L.L. ONL.""I PRINT
WMAT M£ TSLL4' YOlA
-,.~-.....-. II= ,,., f
100~.
111u1!
We'L.1-GeND
A'"H L-1~.HE
HA~ AWAY OF
G&TTING THE:
TfltATt-t OUT
OF PE!OPL.E ...
. -
---By Hank Ketcham :.
,..._ _____ ..,......_ ~H.AT'g FUNN'f. .. HE Ml.J9TA
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<J <1 <1
MR . W1Lt.;;ON
IS 9..JRe
LUCKY TO
HAVE: A GOOD Ni:=rGHBOR
1-IKE ME!
WELL, I GUE55 SAM
.. ~ .
: . . .
WILL FIND OUT WHEN HE -
SEES DR. ELLl5 THI S
AFTERNOON! -~~-
A5 l SAID, HE 6UT IT WA5 MY UNDER-IN THE LAST FEW WEEKS, BUT YOU DIDN'T l .. ~ .......
WA5 IN INTEN5E STANDING THAT HE REFUSED I LEFT ORDERS FOR 60TH ACTUALLY SEE THE
PAIN! TO TAKE ANY NARCOTICS ... CODEINE AND MORPHINE NARCOTICS GIVEN,
... BY INJECTION! DID YOU? r-~
I ~· r-
'
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r REAU.'..> SQMPAlHIZE wrrn
t..lOU, FONKQ ! r KNOW WMAT
IT'5 UKE 10 COME BACK 70
SCHOOL AFTER "rt)O'VE 8EEN
. 61CK •.
••
IN FACT I. WA& OUT
FOR A WEEK IVVJ&ELF
L.A&T MONlH !
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F~IENC>'S .
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TE.LL ME SOME.THING ...
CASEY
o~, iHE~E1S
MORE TO
HERB THAN
Mt:eTSIHE
~YE~
~~MooN.
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Ot<NJ I 1HAT SHOULD
JU&T ABOUT COVE~
AU.. OF 11-fE MAKE-UP
WORK l,lQO NEED 10
DO.
DID AUCE'6 MRENT6
KIDNAP HER BACK FROM
1HE N'OONIE.&;
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CAN \'OU TRUST YOUR E\'EST Tllen an at Intl lh dlfftr·
tncn I• dt1wln1 dct&lll k«wen top ~ IH»ttom puds. How
°'ulddy caa JH fl.lid tllca? Citeck • ....,. wltll Ill~ below.
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MARMADUKE®
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Hal KauFma,, R
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eHERE, HEllEI "~ II • ,.wwfltl • • -
waio. dmtMICINllt.''~ l1M Mull .nc. d9e
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•Feather Fun. Match syllables to form tilt full names or five birds: nt ,.,_._WU~.._. Utdl 11on
;\ill nd.
•Alli Moa or DMI s.,,_, M .. or Dtld ..,... 10
raJte JOW weeklJ allow._. d9e eq ...... ef IH
SPRING h bee call_.. h tbouud ,ercnt of •• cetat. How •llClt " tun as n cu 1 e nt1t111-·~~9llO world's favorite KUOn. But it
docs have ils ups and downs, u •Riddle Griddle! What is the world's l&raest room?
evidenced, in a manner of speak-Room for improvement. Wbo takes care of lost mind·
in~. in ahe brain teucr above. readers? The ESPCA.
As you url see, the
word Spring appears in ...-~.-.:----~~--~~-----:::~-,
this diagram both
across and down.
Now then, if you can.
find the riaht six-letter
words, it is J)05S'blc to
construct · a word
5e1uare m which words
mesh to read the same
across and down.
aues:
I. Daffodil ......
2. BesJ•acr'a book.
J. Cri•k.le.
4. Fora •ii«>•·
5. Wratllaa bid.
6. SaJ1d 11uff.
·-..o , . .,..,9N r·-wi , LET'S FACE IT! Two of.., dow• r.-.. alH»vt look f110t111t
. .....,. .. ·c ·-•~• ·nu1'4n alllle to be twtm. Mtdl two? Wc'I Id JM tleddc.
60., r.
A'S5LJM~
YOU rlAv'~ A
GOOD ftASOfJ
~orz Y'ouiz
ACilON??
YE~, WINSLOW ! t. WANT
YOU 1"o KEEP YOUR
DOG OUTA MY
--YARD! --
ANDYOJ KEEP
YOUR~ATOUT
OF OUR YARD!
NET llESULTt Add dlcle colon to tM pkturt 1bovt: 1-Rtcl.
2-Lt. blM. 3-Ydlow. 4-Lt. bro••· S-Flah. 6-Lt. &rtt•.
1-Dk. blillf.1-Dk. .,_.. 9-Dk. browa. JO-Purple. ll-<lt1y.
Brown and · Casson
W~L..L., L~i'S
H~A~ 11 ! '5He 00~6N'T
ACC~PT CR£VIT
~~~· CA~D~ ... O~L~
CA5~ !
YOU SIAY OUI
OFT SNYDER'S
YARD/ . .
~ndy Wan:l lives in North ~Chlbnd .Tex. ~hd hasa.d2& SAANOY ~ ~_c;tuc~ 'D.ONAL.O. When BRANDY &et:> the. Uri,e. to climb the~ and m~e. ~~~r~~~ eat' a~X QUACKS LOUDLY. ..
thu& fol/in& the e5t.8Pe !
. -.
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,,
• .d •• ,,,.,.:"NOT A DRUB' -. Amaziff9"'"Burn-faf-liY~the-hour"program
. -Developed by Doctors at Boston Medical School
; •• ;r •• .. .,
. '
BU RNS AWAY MORE FAT
CH2 4HOURSTHANIFYOU
'
RA N 14 ·MIL ES A DAY!
Incredible "Crash-Loss" Breakthrough Reported in Reader's Digest Worlcs So Fast
You Can Actually Measure the DiHerence In Your Waistline In Just 24 to 48 Hours!
•......;
Yes, LOSE up to 6 POUNDS the first 48 HOURS -LOSE fat cells the moment tt starts working In your ayatem?
up to 12 POUNDS the first 7 days -LOSE up to 4. 5, It la a totally new concept In the war against fat. An ANTt-
even 7 POUNDS MORE the next 1 days -and continue FAT WEAPON unlike anyjhing you've ever aeen, or tried
to burn away as much as 7 to 9 pounds-more-fat-every -tn your ttt..--A AAT-BYRNfNG aid that ttelp1 you convert
2 weeks thereafter, (If you still need It) ... until you've body fat toJx>dy fuel AUTOMATICALLY ••• and EVAPO-
finally lost 50 -70 -100 pounds OR MORE ••. without RATE exc"' pounda and lnchM starting the very
fadng, without conatant willpower, without constant flrstdayl • . .
INl"ll of hunger or a 1lngle moment of body-racking Think of m A medically proven formula that la auch an
exerclHt effective reducing aid : .• that when combined with the Recommende~ by the U.S. Government's very own food you·eat on this "crash-loss" program ... buma off
doctors to memt>ers of Congress who want to lose weigh• a1 much fat each 24 houra ••ff JOU Jogged up to 14 mlln
. fast ... Hailed as the weight-loss ''breakthrough of the a dey • • • or plaJed 3. houri of, ..,... In lhe moet ~~ ~~te~intO.~'\~!di;tete ~t· laa~:. t-A t>r;t.,...!: ~ _ ~ ~--:._~#-;~-~ .::: . :f .:~-
STANT -p~~NEN"f LIFETIME WEIGH~ ever, SUM-100'' and ........ l>Nai•tr'lo.~ ... HtO win... • .
made available to the publlc without a prescription! .. · bodr •nd figure of fCMM' dreerna • fOU:
WORKS SO FAST THE FIRST WEEK ALONE YOU LOI! UP TO 4 TO a INCHES 0FJ: YOUR WAISTUN!
LOSE AS MUCH AS 1 ~12 TO 2 POUNDS OF LOH UP TO 2 TO I INCHES Off YOUR HIPS
BOTH FLUID AND FAT EVERY 24 HOURS! LOIE UP TO 3 INCHES OFF YOUR THIGHS
Direct from the pages of the N. Y. Tlmea and Aelder'a LOSE UP TO 4 INCHES OFF YOUR BUTTOCKS
Dlgeat comes reports of an incredible "fat burnlng" LOSE UP TO 4 INCHES OFF YOUR STOMACH
breakthrough by medical researchers at one of Boston's and u we've said before, starting not In weeka. but In
foremost medical schools! Report• of a new "crash-m.•r• days.
loss" program (featurl_!!g a remarkable natural sut). HELPS YOUR BQOY CONVERT STORER UP FAT TO
stance) that safely yet surely steps up FAT-BURNING BURNED UP ENERGY! At this very moment -having
• METABOLISM ... forces your system to An ACK bulging read this far -you are but one short step away from
pockets of fat ... and starts to shrink and burn th•t fat In LIFETIME IMMUNITY TO FAT! Now comes your FINAL
just a matter of hours! GIANT STEP into a whole new wortd of LIFETIME
Yes, from one of New England's leading medical SLIMNESS.
centers comes the new SUPER FAT-BURNER way to Of oourse, there is one thing you must keep In mind.
to/n up your "Inner furnace" ... unlock those clinging With the "THERA-SLIM-109° way to LIFETIME SLtM-
pockets of fat ... break them down SO FAST ••. you burn NESS you cannot gorge yourself on all aorta of fattening
, ; "off excess bulge at the unbelieveable rate of up to I foods, c~les and desserts. Not that you'd ever want to,
POUNDS of both fluid and fat GONE the very flrat wHk· because with "THERA·SLIM·100" -due to your new,
end lllonel stepped up metabolism ....:.. besides enormous weight·
Think of It! You actually bum away more fat each 24 Ion you atao experlence..aJosa of hunger. Which makes
houra than If ~ou ran 12 to 14 mlles a day! Lose more It ooe of the easiest ways toloaewelgtit fut. Now her•'•
Inches each Yf1ek than if you did 300 sit-ups each morn--how almple ft fa:
Ing and 300 push-ups each night! Actually L..OSE as
much as A FULL SIZE THE FIRST 7 DAYS ..• and from STEP #1-YOU EAT
3 to I lnchea off your walltllne the very flrat monthl In addltron to the wide and tasty selection of food you
That's rlghtl Weight-loss results and inches-off won-enjoy mor~lng and night, (all scientifically programmed
ders that absolutely stagger the Imagination. Just look: to help maintain a high-level of FAT BURN-OFF) •••
STEP #2 -YOU TAKE "THER,4-SUM-100" hi amino
U.S. ARMY OFFICERS LOSE WEIGHT 3 TIMES compound. .
FASTER THAN EVER BEFORE! Once a day. you take "THERA-SLIM-100" in a glass of ea.. Hlltory #1 : When medical researchers in Boston, water, (just like refreshing fruit juice). This hi-amino
New York, Philadelphia and Los Angeles first tested this intake helps keep the fat-burning chain-reaction going
new hi-amino concept on a scientific weight-loss pro-ALL 24 HOURS OF THE DAY~ NON-STOP!
gram ... they reported astonishing results of as much as STEP #3-YOU HAVE AUTOMATtCALL Y STEPPED UP
12 POUNDS LOST IN JUST THE FIRST 7 OAYS!-16 to YOUR FAT-BURNING METABOLISM-SO YOU AUT0-
18 pounds gone by the end of week number two -and MATICALLY BURN OFF EXCESS WEIGHT!
most mind-boggling of all -U.S. Army Officers actually In virtually no time at all, you make your inner furnace
loslng weight 3 times faster than ever before! A:> much as accelerate fat burn-off. Safely, gently, yet fjUrely you
50 POUNDS GONE, like that! c&\JS8 a gradual change in your fat-burning metCJbolism
WAISTLINES SHRINK UP TO 3 IN CHES IN as you "rev-up" that Inner furnace. '
7 DAYS -A FULL 5 INCHES SMALLER IN A The result: Your body begins to eliminate stored~up
SINGLF MONTH! fat and fluid at a rate so incredibly fast, the very first
weekend alone YOU DRAIN AWAY AS MUCH AS 5 OR
6 POUNDS! Cne Hl1tory #2~ When flrat rumors of this medical break-
through leaked out to professional actors, actresses and
celebrities •.. they Immediately rushed to the offices of
America's leading weight-loss specialists to get their
hands on this "magic compound"; and no wonder! Be-
cause the first week alone they carved away.as much as
2 pounds a day ... 13 pounds a week ... were forced to
take In their belts 3 notches smaller In just 10 days!
DOCTCRS REPORT: AVERAGE LOSS-57 POUNDS!
C.H Hl1tory #3: But most slgnif icant of all ... when uni-
versities, hospitals and medical schools, (such as New
York's Leading Medical School and Cleveland's largest
hospital) tested this newly discovered "crash-loss pr~
gram" on patients who all their lives had been hopelessly overw~ght .•• they reported astonishing losses of aS'
much as 2 pounds a day at the start ... 20 to 30 pounds a
m!lnth ••. as much as 70 pounds lost over a slngle sum-
mer season! -by simply stepping up their fat-burning
metabolism and burning, melting, oxidizing so. 70, 100
pounds of hard-set fat ... FASTER, SURER than they
had ever dreamed possible!
WORKS LIKE "POWDERED HEAT" -MAKES YOUR
INNER FURNACE BREAK DOWN BOOY FATI
What Ls this wondrous new development that helps aafely
stimulate fat-burning metabolism and shrink yo'Ur body' a
In short, with the ''THERA-SLIM-100" weight-loss pro-
gram, you force your body to automatically convertt1t>dy
fat to body fuel .•• automatically shrink fatty cells .•.
drain off excess fla.b ~ .• flush It right out of your system
ONCE ANO FOR ALL!
NevJ)r before has medlcal'9Cience offered you a surer,
faster, more effective weight-loss method, (short of total
fasting) than this super fat-buming breakthrough devel-
opment at one of Boston's Leading Medical Schools.
THE FACTS AAS IN! THE RES.EARCH IS DONEi THE
INCREDIBLE WEIGHT-SLASHING RESULTS HAVE
BEEN PROVEN t;JEYONO A SHADOW OF A DOUBT BY
MEDICAL SCHOOLS -HOSPITALS -DOCTORS -
AND SCORES AND SCORES QF OVERWEIGHT PA·
TIENTSLNOW THE FINAL STEP IS UP TO YOU!
REMEMBER; You must see dramatic results In just 24
hours -results you can m~asure with both your scale
and your tape measure ••• you must lose:
up to I Iba. the nm 41 houra
up to 12'1ba. the ftm 7 daya
up to 7 lbl. mor. the next 7 dap
or It costs you nothing! Simply return within 10 day& for
full refund (except postage and handling, of course).
Actnowl
r
REMEMBER: You must lose:
up to 6 lbs. the first 48 hours
u to 12 lbs. the first 7 days
u: to 7 lbs. more the next 7 days
or it costs you nothing!
-·-···-.. MAIL No-RISK COUPON TODAY ......................... .
j PINM-810, '"ARMACAJS, Dept. JPO· 590 ~ i CerollM AOICI, ~ ... PA 19171 E •
: Yes, I want to burn away excess wlllg,ht fast and permanently :
: with this doctor's "crash-loss" program feaiurrng amazing : ~ new high-amino compound "THEAA·SLIM-100". ~ f Please ru•ti me the offer I have checked below. If not de-E
: lighted, Im~ return It In 10 days and you wlll refund the full : I purchase prlce (except postage & hanc;Hlng. of course). ~
! CHECK OAIER DESIRED: ;
l O (#009) Fult' 10-DaySUpply :
: only $7.95 plus 50¢ postage & handling. : i 0 ( tr017} Full 15-D?s SUPP.IY ! i only $10.95 plus 5t postage & tiandllng. :,=
i 0 (#025) Full 20-0ay Supply
: only $12.95 plus $1 postage & handling : : i ! O (#03C5) Full 30-0ay Supply :
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~t enclo~ $ PA ~sldents add 6% aa1ea "t
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·DAILY PILOT -April 18, 1978
KING: 18 mg. "t•". l2mg.~tile.100's,18 mg. "I•". t3 mg. nico1ine. w. per ciglfeue. m: Repott AUG. ·n.
Warning : The Surgeon General Has Determined
That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health.
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YOURSELF
Sllld 1111 QlllSliDll. •I ........ tD *Ask,-f..ily ....... 141 l.llUlgliall M ,, ... '1br1I.. NV 10022
.... pay '5 IDr ........, ........ ~ .. c.i'I -aOln.
FOR SEN. WILLIAM PROXMIRE
(0.-Wls.)
What did yoar day .. a amt .......
with the New York City SanltAtlon
Department teac:ll vou, and do VDU
M for t;ryl .. Oth«!~be? -•1em ··~ ~ :·-.~ ~ . ...., -.,.~'1"-~ a~an of the Sc~~· c~'1\~itre·
....:~---~ ~ with raponslbWty fcx the New York City
seasonal loa"ii, I got a better appreciation
of how hard New York City sanitation men
~ work, how well they earn their money,
what II feels like lo pick up garbage aU day
In the cold, the weight of the bundlH you
The Senator at "work." have to lift and the frkmdllness of the peo·
pie on the job. I was surprised by the offer
of tips from people whose garbage we picked up and by the speed with which my co-
workers refused the ttps. In the pagl few years, I've taken advantage of Senate recesses
to work as a dairy farmer, trucker, banker, welfare worker, haberdashery salesman and
home Insulator, and I Intend to do mcxe.
FOR FARRAH FAWCETT-MAJORS
Nb one la born with eacll a flJlure and •ch ••t hair.
So how did you pall It am -~u .. North Platte, Neb.
~ I wos born this way. I can sit down and eat three hot-fudge
sundaes and won't gain an ounce. But on the other hand, I
haven't got a very big appetite. and I'm also very athletic. I
swim, play tennis and do aJ.I those things that burn extra
calories. As for my hair. It's naturaBy wavy, not curty. I wash it
myself, then blow dry. Only ttme I go to a beauty parlor Is when
I need a cut or shaping.
FOR ARTHUR ASHE, tennis star
Which do you en)oy more -playing doubles or elngla?
-V . .I., Kalamuoo, Mic h.
e 1 enjoy both. Actually, doubles can be a lot mcxe enjoyable
because the tennis can be more sclntlllating. I seldom play with
women -not because I don't like them but because, at age 34.
It is too dlff\cult lo play men's sil'lgles, men's doubles and mixed
doub!£s all In one tournament. It is too tiring . ..
FOR BRIG. GENERAL MARY E. CLARKE. director.
Women's Army Corps
lue dladpllne and punlehme nt H euong for women ln
the Army u thev are for men? -A.C., .lack.on, Tenn.
e Army women as well as men are expected to maintain high
standards of discipline . Women may be and are court· martial·
ed They also receive varying degrees of punishment, Including
confinement. It Is a fact , howeveT, that women are less likely
than men to be Involved In major offenses.
FOR THE •AsK• EDITOR
I lleard that ClaulJe Chaplin died a
relatlffly poor man. What happened
to all tha\. money? -T.S., Santa
Ana, Callf. . -hf/It he ~died, ~C~,Pli~ was._~ WI ... •% .., I ,~, ·~~' " '• 'trjf•" • • j • •
the way h~ ~nt m ney a d1ive<t'Q9aft; · -
Before his strength began lo ebb last.sum· •
mer, he was working on a screenplay
which he told friends would be his crown·
Ing gkxy. Since he~anted II to be perfect,
he rewrote endlessly. He planned to star
hb son Sydney, 51, In this story of a
murderer who escapes from death row. Far from a tramp when he died.
Chaplin. who didn't have enough food as
a child. let alone toys, never lost his unfulfilled falcinallon for games and playthings. In
1972. when a company approached him about bringing out a bne of toys and novelty
merchandise bearing his name, Chaplin was as bewildered as he was flattered: "Are
people still interested In me?"
FOR PAUL RUDD, star of the moVle TM Betsy
What made you give up ldu1 of becoming a prtat? -
M.J., Danbul}I. Conn.
e After 18 months at Maryknoll Seminary, It seemed the
reason I was there was to avoid life's responsibilities. So I left.
spent a vear at Fordham University's graduate school and felt
I'd be happy In the advertising business. which I was. Ten year$
ago I got my first acting break. I've been working steadUy since.
and I know I made the right choice I also know l'U always reap
the rewards of my religious training.
FOR KATHERINE HEUIOND, star ol ABC's Soop
Will Soap have an adftl'M effect on yoll.llptera who
watcll thee.how? -K.T., Uttle Rock, Ark.
e No. Fcx one thing, young people keep things much more In
perspective than us oldeT folks. My mail from teenagers never
mentions lnfldeUty. They don't take It seriously. I once asked a
•reporter, "Does your son watch, and does he find It shocking?"
The boy had already told his father, "It's Just a bunch ol grown-
ups all acting stupid."
FOR .IAMES H. SAMMONS, executive vice president,
American Medical Association
Should a patient about to undergo elective aurgery Mell
a aecond opinion? -PhUlla Kolber. Chicago, Ill.
• A second opinion for ele~ can be useful. affirm·
Ing the need for surgery or suggesting another course of treat·
ment. Consultation has long been encouraged by the AMA
prlnclples of ethics. The difficulty Is that second opinions are no
more lnfalllble than first opinions. nor are third opinions
necusarUy more correct than the first two.
PRO Alam E. t.a.ar..cu. assistant general GounMI, Metro-
politan Lif•
PRO Ano con CON MkhHI E•u Go&cl, H11stent professor of Industrial
and Labor R•letk>ns. Comd Unlv«nlty
A fundamental principle employed by
life Insurers Is to place persons Into a
class with other persons having slmUar
characterlstks This principle Is equll·
able because each person with the
same life expectancy pays the same
premium fcx the same benefit. Most
people agree that based on bfe expec·
tancy, a petitAI 35 sholiid not have
to pay the same life Insurance premium as a person 65.
Women have a longer life expectancy than men. This is
the reason women pay lower llfe·lnsurance premiums.
As f« annuities (pensions). women generally receive
payments for a longer period than men. so the cost to
fund such payments f« women Is greater.
Are Higher Pension Plan Ra"tes For
Women Justl ed? Men and women deserve equal pay
for equal work. Equal pay means that
an employee should provide male
and female counterparts with the
same take·home pay and the same
pension pay. Congress shares this
view. AD the rettrement funds II has
created f« Federal employees as well
as the Social Security System follow
this principle. Counterparts are charged the same contri·
buttons during their working years, and they are paid the
same monthly benefits during retirement. Only one wo-
man In six outlives heT counterpart. Because no one's
date of death can be predicted, the only fair SY'tem Is to
treat employees not as male or female but as persons.
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WHAT IS clODIE POSTFJI RFALLY UKE?
"'fl( lot of who you are comes from your upbringing, but I am sure you are born with
something, like some people are born to be weak. some strong. I think I am strong."
The Jodie Foster took: In real life; street girl In Taxi Driver; to mboy In Candleshoe: cabaret queen In Bugsy Malone.
By Peer J. Oppenheimer
You've got to be an unusual kid when
thousands of other kids swamp you, your
agent and Disney Studios with thousands
of fan letters. Well. that's what's happening
to Jodie Foster, one of the more myster·
lous young actresses In Hollywood. Most
all of her fans -adults and children alike
-have one question on their minds: what
ls Jodie really like?
The star of five Disney mov\es, 45 tele-
vision commercials and 11 1V roles Is now
a young lady of 15. but. physically. there Is
not a hint of cuteness about her. She IJ not
petite, her !fair Is multtshaded blond and
IQPped off. her nails are nibbled, her fe<f·
'tures sharp, her blue eyes naturally shaded
("I have perpetual bags,") In such a way
that her otherwise youthful face has an
older. fatigued look that doesn't flt her per·
sonallty at all. She doesn't wear makeup.
("Yuk!" she says)
s~·· candidly honest. keeps her wits
about her and is Intelligent , talented and
well adjusted. She can't take credit for be
Ing born with a high IQ or an Inherent ab1li·
ty to act. and she didn't contrive her discov-
ery, either. That just happened when she
tagged along with brother Buddy on one
of his Interviews when she was 3 years old.
Of course, by then, she had been talking
since she was 9 months ("You could carry
on a conversation with her when she was a
year old ... says her mother) and had taught
herself to read. No wonder she was noticed
It came as no surprise that she was placed
In a gifted-children category In school But
Jodie wasn't satisfied. "There was a lot of
talk about education going, down In public
schools," she says. "so when I was about 8
I decided I was going to go to a private
4 • FAMILY WEEKLY, A1><11111, 19711
one. The problem was. I wasn't religious.
It seemed all private schools In the area
were Catholic Of Jewish, and I wasn't any-
thing. Besides, I knew I would throw up If I
had to wear those little suits. Then we
were told about this French school, Le
Lycee Francals. My mother is an expert In
French history, so I decided to go there.
I'm a sophomore now."
If her mother hu ba way. Jodie wilt
go on to college. Jodie agrees, and at thls
point intends taking polltlcal science
''because if I am ever out of a job again. I
could be a eonsul In France." Madame
Esther Kabbaz, dlrectOf of the Los
Angeles-based school which specializes In
a classic.al education, has guided offspring
of such fUm notables as Marlon &ando,
Telly Savalas , Petula Clark and Charles
Bronson and claims Jodie Is one of the
brightest students she has had.
Jodie has every excuse to be maladjust-
ed and self-centered. but she Isn't. The
major credit goes to her mother, Evelyn
~Brandy" Foster, since Jodie's parents
ended their 10 years of married Ille 41h
months before she was born "I think my
mother Is very Intelligent," says Jodie. "It
couldn't have been easy for her. She
already had my two older sisters (Lucinda
and Constance) and brother (Lucius IV,
called Buddy) to take care of. At first,
mother was a public-relations person. then
she got a real-estate license and an inte·
rior-decOfator's license. She didn't do
much with them. though. because my broth-
er was acting, and I started woriclng, too.
"I feel very close to my mother. We're
not like sisters because she still has the
strong arm: she's head of the famUy. no
mistake. But she Is my friend, the one who
guides me. She can be strict sometimes,
and tf we disagree, which we don't very
often, we have azguments -just like
everyone else. In the end she wins."
Jodie beJieves she was probably the on·
ly one of the family to get spoiled. "With
the others," she says. "Mother was always
yelling, 'You're not going to the movies''
but I guess when she got to me, the last
baby. she decided she was gomg to be
really nice."
Why. then, has Jodie turned out so
well? "A lot of who you are comes from
your upbringing, but I am sure you are
bom with something, Uke some people are
born to be weak. some strong. some timid
I think I am strong."
S he grinf)ed. "Aw, I can't really judge
myself. Other people have to. But I know
I've grown up In the best environment. It Is
Important lo have art, knowledge and
education put to you while you are grow-
ing up even If you don't understand things.
Maybe with her other children my mother
didn't have time fOf that as much as she
dtdwlthme."
None of Brandy Foeter'• chlldren
were soured on marriage In spite of what
happened to her. Jodie's siblings are mar·
ried. Says Jodie. "l'U probably get married,
too, but It's so far away. it's weird to think
of. But I don't know about children. Right
now I'd say forget II. Probably tn a couple
of years I'll feel differently."
She Is not dating because she says she
doesn't have tlme, "and It's .not important
to me right now What Is Important Is my
job and going to school" -and finding
time for her new interests. racketball and
soccer. She's also taking up skiing this
winter. I asked about the pictures I'd seen
of her on a motorcycle. "I hate 'em! That
was a photographer's Idea. I'd like one of
those little things you peddle, with a small
motor. but my mother won't let me have
one. Too dangerous."
An ezample of how ehe aMI her
mother work together ls revealed when
Jodie ls offered a part. "Each script goes to
my agent first," she says, "then my mother
and then me. We talk It over and come to
a decision-together. Taxi Driuer was my
most challenging role to date (She won an
Academy Award nomination fOf her por-
trayal of a child pr0$lltute.) Usually, when
something Is challenging and you succeed
In the slightest bit, It turns out to be the·best
thing you've ever done."
When told that the screenwriter of Taxi
Drluer thought she hadn't really under-
stood what the story was about. she looked
Incredulous and responded, "That's ridicu-
lous. I think It's the best script I've ever
read. Certainly, It's the best movie I've ever
done. People are always saying there Is
something wrong with me Of that I must be
a child prostitute In my heart because of
that role. They really get weird. Frankly, Ir-
think It Is rather commendable that some-
one who was only 121/2 could do some-
thing that formidable. The weirdest thing
was that the Welfare Board made me go
through a battery of psychological tests
first and made me bring my sister along to
do the nude scenes -which were never
used. Actually, she came along to be my
companion -you know, jump on beds
and stuff. We had a terrific lime ..
Jodie Is not against nudity In films. "If
someone wants to show her body, it's 0 .K
I think I am too young. I would be embar-
rassed. Besides. I don't have the body.
(But she did play a cabaret queen In Bugsy
Molone. I Maybe one of these days I
would, If I was built like Faye Dunaway."
,
When reminded of the time she reportedly pulled
a tantrum because of a sexy scene when making
The Little Girl Who Llues Down the Lone (she
played a murderess In this one). she sald. "I walked
off the set. It wasn't temperament; It was the straw
that broke the camel's back. In the first place. this
crazy producer kept saying he w1m1ed me to pulf
my dress lowet. I decided he was nuts. I used to
teU him to shut up. He really was an idiot Every·
one hated him. Finally, one day he said. 'We have
to have sex and violence or the picture won't sen.·
So I said, 'Well, rm not going to ge1 Into that." A
couple of weeks later. I was told they were doing
the scene~n<l 1 wasn't In It. I talked to the pro-
f;.?· ~·. • ·-·~~-l';' ~a;."> .......... ...... f • , ""' .,._ cafise. 111 • tm young. so I crY. Al\o1 ~·
I was really upset.
"Succ:.aa la the nk:est thing that can happen
to anyone." she says, "because along with It
comes a lot of frlendshlps and J>01ftf and maybe
money. I love that, but I don't see any of Lt. I get a
SS allowance but don't spend much. I am very
cheap. I don't like clothes (she Prefers baggy 5hlrts
and jeans) and hate spending money on them. I
do buy a lot of presents. Oh yes. I bought a car -
a Panther Lima. It's a replica, almost Uke an old
MG with pipes and stuff. It's a two-tone brown
convertible and has a nipe deck. I can't drive yet.
of course. Besides. it hasn't gotten here yet.~
She does not fear the frlendshlps she has made
since becoming famous. "It's easier to meet people
now because I have a piece of the conversation,"
she says. "Instead of saying. 'Ifs nice weather.'
they can say, 'I saw your latest picture,' and many
things have started that way. I have a lot of friends.
kids and adults. Just because I make movies and
have traveled a lot more than my peers doesn't
mean I can't be on the same level and talk about
Robert Redfcwd and the rest ..
At the same Hme, she Isn't fooled into thinking
these frlendshlps w!U last. "You have to know ex·
actly who your real friends are.'' Jodie adds. "But
It's nice to be surrounded by a lot of people who re-
spect you and want to be with you."
Jodie recently made two films abroad, Fleur
Bkue in Paris and The Beach In Italy, In hopes she
would become known Internationally. She belk!ves
TM Beach is the funniest movie ever made and
thinks It will play art houses as a cuh film . "It teUs
what happens in one day of the lives of these peo-
ple who come to a beach house," she says. "Ifs a
typical Italian story -means absolutely nothing.
but was it fun." Jodie especially liked wonung with
Catherine Deneuve: "I think she Is the most
beautiful. Intelligent, fcmtastic lady." Robert Di Niro
Is the best actor she can name, ''but Paul Newman
and Alain Delon are the handsomest "
~odle eeans eo am-e of benelf. Is she afraid
of anything'> She Instantly answers. "Lions!" When
she made her first film , Napoleon and Samantha,
in 1972 for Disney, she had to walk ahead of a lion
which was hauled along by piano wires. He didn't
like it. "He was a substitute llon anyway," she says
In defense of the beast. "The guard had forgotten
to close the gate. so kids had been shooting BB
guns al him aU night. I remember seeing his mane
out of the comer of my eye, and aU of a sudden he
grabbed my hip. It felt like an earthquake when he
shook me. And then he was so nice. He put out
his paw to protect me. from falling and pshwot. It
completely bruised my whole leg. Everyone ran -
not lo me. but away from me. I kept yelling. ·1
swear to God be bit me!' but the trainer said he 1ust
hit me a little bli. and I fell down. When I finally got
undressed and showered. there were two holes In
my front and two In my back. So I got 17 shots and
had to eat broth and Jello "
A week and a half later she was back at work
with the same lion. "And wouldn't you know, the
first day I had to hold this rooster." she recalls.
"The lion had never seen a rooster He took one
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look, went grrmrl I dropped the rooster and ran."
This encounter was not why she took up karate.
Grinning. she says, "That was lo get out of one
period of math. Afterward. I liked It and took it few
two years. It doesn't do any good on someone six
feet. I have to meet someone my own size In a
c;lark driveway. But one day my mother came up
behind me when I was lired and doing my home·
work, and pow. 1ne karate came back to me for
no reason at aU. It really scared her."
What Is Jodie's idea of a really fun thing to do?
"Go to the movies!" she answers without o
second's hesitation "And eat suchl. (a Japanese
dish). I love it!" Then, as an afterthought, she
adds, "And play racketball."
An Interesting person. this Jodie Foslet. But Uke
she says. "Don't make a Federal case of me r911
or I'll begin to feel fm a freak." ilL:J
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~e love of a parent for a child has its roots In the fact
that the child will reproduce the parents' genes."
By Scot Monts
T odoy there Is a /asdnatlon with socio·
biology, the ~ntJflc •tudy of human
beh<wlor m determlMd by our genes. Thu
fascination Is reflecud by the many mago·
one cutJcks and boob on die .object.
Much of whol ~been written about so-
doblology is con/using, •o to dear up mis·
understand/"?· Scot Moms, a fonnc m ·
sodate editor al Psychology Today and a
Ph.D. In cHn#@al psychology, lnterulewed
Dr. !ruen DeVore, a leading expert on so-
ciobiology and a pt"o/essor of anthropology
at Haruard Unluerslty.
F....U, Weekly: What's so Important
aboutsodobtology?
Dr. DeVon: For the first lime. scientists
are beginning to understand that au the
characterlstlcs of plants and animals, in·
duding ourselves, have evolved to help w
survive and reproduce our genes.
FW: Does this Include the way we
behave as well?
0.V«r. Deflnltely. Our behavior has a
much deeper evolutionary meaning. The
love of a parent for a chlld has Its roots In
the fact that the chllc:I wlll ~oduce the
parents' genes.
FW: Does sociobiology have anything
to say about other emotions?
O.Vorr. Yes. One aim of this new
science is to find the evoluUonary meaning
behind our everyday feeUngs and emo-
lion.s. competitiveness. gulh, rivalry,
altruism, love. the conflicts between hus·
bands and wives. '
FW: What about that last one? Are the
sexes programmed to see things differently?
DcVorw: Apparently so. Men and WO·
men seem to react differently when their
mates commit adultery. for example. Be·
cause of the greater Investment a human
female makes In having a chlld, she would
be more sensitive to desertion than lo the
act of adultery Itself. The male, on the
other hand, would be most disturbed by
cuckoldry because raising another man's
child would delay the reproduction of his
own genes.
FW: What about generosity? If "survtval
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animal ever help another?
DeVore: That l>roblem has been troub·
ling evolutionary biologists for ye.an, and
Its solution has been one of the most Im·
portent breakthroughs In sodoblology. If
an animal behaves so that It Increases
some other animal's wd.e at 101DC ex-
penM to ltt own, we say that It i. being
"al.trul.stic." But If the other animal Is a
dose relative, the behavlof would not be
truly altruistic. but "selfish," because, In
fact, the animal Is tielplng Its own genes.
FW: How so? o.vore:·s1nce genes are passed &om
one ge.neratlon to the next, horn the point
ol view of evolution It doesn't make any
difference whether you reproduce your
genes directly, through sons and daugh·
ters, or lndlTectly by, say, helping your
nieces and nephews survive. Your rela·
lives. after all. cany many of the same
genes you do The closer the relative. the
more genes you have In common. If you
help a "blood relative." you are actually
selftshly helpfng your own genes.
FW: Are you saying that altruism Is real-
ly selfishness In disguise?
DeVOt'r. Yes. What evolution means,
essentially, Is that over the generations
some genes become more nl.lmerous than
others. Today the genes that were success-
ful at reproducing themselves are still with
us; those that weren't died out long ago.
So If you help a relative OI' If you help
someone else with the expectation of
someday getting paid back in a way that
.will benefit your relative&, then II all comes
down to Indirect selfishness.
FW: Then animals don't really cooper·
ate "for the good of the species'?
O.Vore: No . Some. blologbts used to
think so, but very few do now. The "coop-
eration" we see stems entirely from anl·
ma ls acting in their own genetk sett-Interest.
FW: You make It sound as If genes
think, as If they have their own will to exist.
DeVore: That's just a way of speaking.
Of course, they don't think or have a mo-
tive to reproduce, but they produce out·
ward behaviors or characteristics that look
as If the genes were actually "trying" to get
reproduced. A daisy has a cer·
taln color and aroma that attTact
the bees that are necessary for
the flower lo reproduce We
know dam well 1ha1 the daisy
lsn'1 1hinking, "Here. bee!"
FW: Do we find ii\ your Ideas
a good explanation for the close-
ness of families?
DeVore: Sure Your closest
relatives share lhe most genes
wilh you, and you would be
more willing to help them ou1.
FW: Would you say. then. that· c:
Dr. lrven De Vore Aeld trips to Africa contributed to his theory of sociobiology.
spring, not In the particular per-
son your son or daughter chose
i tomarry.
FW: Is socioblological theory
of any practical use? Can under·
~ standing II Improve my relattons
j with my famUy?
~ DeVore: I think so. Whatever
~ we an discover about our un-
~ derlying beliefs and motives
should make us more effective
and humane as adults, parents
and friends. Psychologists have
been sll'ivlng fOf this goal for
many years. Sociobiology offers the family ls here to stay because l •
le_ ZIJ'Z. bl~oglcally pre~es-J.. ~-~,·~ "f .,·rt.nm""~··
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It could well lead to more prac·
ttcoJ. sensible laws. Of course. it
could also be abused.
DeVore: Yes. as long as we
go on having babies in the usual
way and not in lett tubes or from
sperm banks. Reproduction Is
still a very personal, inlim!lle pro-
cess. Family members are trying
to get together even when they
have grown up apart In recent
years we have seen the strong
movement by people who are
adopted as babies who grow up
and want 10 find out who their
"rear (genetic) parents are And
'even though most of us no long·
er Uve in large families with lots of
relatives around. we still feel a
special bond with our kinfolk
FW: How do you feel about
the family as a working unit? Is It
oversimplified to think of famlhes
going into business together?
DeVore: It's a marvelous
Idea, and in previous generations
It worked very well Today the
world Is moving so fast that most
of us will do better if we see that
our children get a good educa
tion. That. in a way, is one of the
forces tearing families apart Par
ents know that their children , 10
be as successful as they were.
have lo be ready lo do some-
thing quite new
FW: In a sense, then, that 1s
the new "family business"· to
raise children who have talents
that WJll equip them to be sue·
cessful in whatever profession ls
hot 20 or 30 years from now
DeVore: Exactly.
FW: We hea( a lot of talk to-
day about children who are raised
by one parent alone Do you
think that hM a lasting delrlmen·
tal effect on them?
DeVore: That's hard to say.
. We're a tough specieS'. and peo·
pie can adjust to a vanety of con·
dltlon,. Anthropologists know
that the "family" may take many
different forms.
FW: If a society takes over
many of the older functions of
the family, won't that affect the
·way men and women relate to
each other?
DeVore: If society Is willing to
support chlldren born out of
wedlock so that a two-parent sys
tern Is no longer as vital as It once
was. then divorce and the break·
up of famlUes may well become
more common AfteT all . mar-
riage partners are usually not
related, so they do not have the
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genetic predisposition to look out
for each other's Interests.
FW: One often hears a couple
Is staying together for the sake of
the children.
DeVore: A socloblologist
would add, "For the sake of their
common genetic Interests In the
children "
FW: A consideration of "fu·
ture relatives" also affects the
way we treat different offspring.
doesn't It?
DeVore: Yes. and this ex-
tends not only throughout one's
lifetime but sometimes beyond as
well. It's not uncommon for peo
pie to dlslrlbute their estates dlf-
ferentlallytothechlldren, depend-
ing on their estimate of how sue-
cessful they will be Also, if you
have a big bankroll and are get·
ting on In years. you may tie up
the money In trust for your
grandchildren That is a common
practice. and It makes perfect
sense In terms of your genetic
self-Interest because yQUr repro-
ductive future Is vested in your
grandchildren and their off
FW: H~w?
DeVore: Well, socioblologyJs
quite new but II has already in·
spired some rather silly contro-
versies. Unfortunately. people
tend to use new theories about
behavior to simply lend support
for their own past judgments and
prejudices. whether 1hey make
any sense or not »called
"Social Darwinism" was such a
distortion of Darwin's thought.
FW: Is something like that
happening right now?
DeVore: Yes. I'm sorry to say.
Some people make the mistake
of assuming that beaiuse things
were a certain way in the course
of our evoluhon. 1ha1 is the way
they should be or must be
FW: But doesn't your empha·
sis on the genetic basis of behav-
ior suggest 1hat we really can't
change ourselves and society
very much?
DeVore: Not at all The con
nectlon between genes and hu-
man behavior Is indirect There Is
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Almost everyone has dreamed of taking off for a year just to travel
and see the land. Here's the story of some people who did it.
By Jack McCllntock
A lot of Americans are discovering ad·
venture along the "Slow U,ne" -an es-
cape ITom highways and plastic glamor.
"We just drove slowly around backyard
America," said one such adventurer. Mlt
was the best year of our lives, a kind of
seH·flnanc.ed sabbatical. We had time to
get to know eoch other again. We saw the
country, and, best of all, we had time to
think about th054? big questions you don't
seem to have llme for with the responsibili-
ties and habits of a }ob and a house."
Sabbaticals are nothing new, but giving
up a job to go off and Uve on the road In a
van or a tent would have been unfhlnkable
to the average American In the 1950's.
Now II Isn't. The free-thinking 1960's
helped change attl1\Jdes. and In the In·
flated l970's H can make a.s much sense to
spend a llttle now as to save for a future In
which money will be worth even less.
So many people are taking part of their
retirement early, working for a while to
save money and then going off to pursue
special pro)ects or Interests, to rethink ob-
)ect:lves or }ust lo have fun.
What makes It all so altnlctlve Is the
combination of free llme to tdo exactly
what you want and the fun of dltcovering
places nobody ever goes. The Interstates
are aowded and expensive. When you
get off them you see the exquisite America
that Is sllll out there. the places that are
beautiful and that people onc.e went to bur
don't anymore because the Interstates
pas.s them by.
In the slow lone there Is time to see
Jodc McCltntodc regulorfy conrnbuia ould~
arfkla to tee>erol nollonol pt>bllcotJof\I
Tenting: the frudom of the outdoon, with ti e to think and explore.
these places and re.spond to them -the
warm, fragrant light of a campftre, the
fresh smells of streams and dew on the
grass, the frudom to follow the l\ln or the
snow. You can "live" for weeks at a time ln
places so beautiful you couldn't afford
them In "real life." Indulge caprices to your
whim's content. Visit all the friendl you've
sc:aroeJy had time to write. Drive 10,000
miles to get someplace 1,500 mlles away.
Use up three months covering a distance ·
you could fly In an hour.
On a slow-lane sabbatical of our own,
my wife and I awakened one morning to
hear an eerie tound. a kind of pulsing wail
that seemed to shiver the saw gnm and
freeze the spine. I popped from the tent
and loo&ced around. Aaoa the lagoon,
standing on a hummock.was a young man
in chinos and a red bandana, all alone at
the edge of the swamp -playtng the bas·
plpa. He pumped once or twk:e. waved
gaily and sklrled·on.
In rural Mississippi on a lonely back road
50mllesfroman~.wesawaaurnbling
abandoned building set In a patch of
weeds. Jagged gla.ss,ln the window holes,
paint hanging ln forlorn ITondlike peels from
the front door. The sign above the door
was almost unreadable. It said: "UTOPIA."
Two travelers I met In the slow lane said
they left with no definite notion of how
long they'd stay. how far they'd travel or
where they'd go. "Distance Isn't the goal,"
said one. "There Is no goal." Another said,
"I'll Just stay out as long as rm learning and
enjoytng." Curiously, that often turns out
to be about a year In the slow lane.
If there Is any goal In the slow lane, for
most It seems to be the very open-ended-
ness of the experience, the chance to live
for a time In the present. Most Amerlcans
have probably considered making a
change In theidlves -getting a fresh start.
But traditionally II was held to be selfish, Ir·
responsible. Perhaps II ls, ln a way. Camed
out with a heathy attitude. however. 11 ls a
positive thing. not escapism or dropptng
out but a search. If the essence of life Is risk,
and there Is no adventure without risk.
then perhaps It ls best sometimes to drink
the essence for a while and let the rest flow
by. lf nothing else, It's refreshing.
Tha(s the risk you run In the slow lane;
that you'D dream about II for years after-
ward. On the other hand you might deter·
mine to return and do better at an old job
or to change careers or to move from the
city to a farm, or vice versa. It's a chanc:e to
rethink decisions made years before In a
situation free of preuure.
Whlle It may appear an apocalyptic:
leap, gomg from stablltty to mcwement,
house to van or tent, curl> to slow lane, It ls
surprisingly easy to do. Poaeak>ns, for
namJ>'-, can be sold or stofWd. Then'•
nothing more bratlng than to shed them.
What about money? "WeD, peop&e were
shocked when they found out how much
we didn't spend," says a woman after a
year on the road. MWe drove 20,000
miles, wMch Is about 3,000 less than we
would have If we'd stayed home on our
jobs. We ate high. We bought stuff we
didn't Med, like a refrlgerator for the van.
We bought S600 worth of backpacking
equipment, and we bought stuff along the
way that we had to ship home -that cost
about $}00. [People on the road are
perennially shipping plunder home.) We
had to spend $1 ,000 on car trouble. We
didn't sldmp. We spent a lot on film and
mailers -I couldn't stop taking pictures.
The whole year cost us $6,000."
Part of the excitement on the roed Is the
people you meet and the Intangibles -the
beauty, the Inspiration of freedom, the
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trtps? WID It be driven as a second car
when not being used for camping?
Always look for symptoms ol low qua9-
ty: clouds of dust leading through the door
and window rnouldlngs, drawers that slide
loose, cabinet doors that pop open. win-
dow tcn!CT\I that mn oul, squeaking and
groaning u the COllCh body twills over
chuckholes and a constant din of tiny rat-
The moment America built her ddes_, ties -all are signs of bdow-awrage con-
the people wanted out. The automobile struction. The Hghter the body the f~
gave than a way, but 11 generally took the sounds and the higher the quality.
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sleeping and storage areas extending over the van. beyond the limtt of safe operation. Unfortunately, many campers cannot
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Ch •9099t campen -similar lo most popular model because It Is easy to and payload capadty of the RV you select. used enough or, for that matter. cannot be
the s!lde-on unit, but the camper unit 15 drive and park, Is economical lo operate, This figure is obtained by deducting the afforded at a partic:ular time. Thus a buyer
built right onto the truck chassis. now has reached a high degree of comfort empty weight ol the RV from the manu-wtD have to IC.ale down hts daWes lo
Cape -these camper caps flt on the and Is roomy enough for more than four fac:turer's GVW, a figure located 10me-aomething he can handl« until he can
bed of a pkkup truck and provide an area persons. Cooking, refrigeration and dining where on the chassis plate. For example, If move up to a larger. more luxurious RV.
for sleeping and gear storage. facilities aha are found In the compacts. a motor home's empty weight Is 8 ,500 II may be prudent first to purchase a
Stock. modlflecl or CU8tom-budt The fastest-growing units, however, are pounds and the GVW is 10,000 pounds, van, a pickup camper. small travel trailer
..... _those mode.ls right off the lotorfac-the motor homes. These RVs offer the ul-the actualcargocapadty Is 1,500 pounds. or tent-trailer. All types can be a great joy
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THE cpmPLETE CRffiPER
By Fred Nofziger
lbere Ott 90
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of the people or families who
have been on the 51dellnes.
scratching the camping-bug Itch,
my advice ls to emulate the c.au·
tious swimmer on a frosty morn
-put one foot In the water and
test it.
If. after trying camping on a
limited basis. the camping Itch
peyslsts. slar'I accumulating your
camping gear carefully and slow·
ly. piece by piece
A good way to begin camping
1s to tJy It right In your own back
yard Certatnly. if you are mak
Ing camping-gear purchases.
they should be leSled in your
backyard before you take them
Into the wilds
~ ttlautk>n and rat. Select a
-good-quality Meeping beg for --. ~~, Mi~the _f.l_m~~ ~·
•• ... • .11.; "'"" -,,1..4 ·..,._ .• ~ •;, ~en tile oves up to an
~v. I auggest bags wtth two or
three pounds of down or a good
aynthetic: fiber 611 as adequate for
spring through fall use. Don't pay
extra money for klng-51ze sleep-
ing bags unless you are a king.
size alecper. Bags cut to about
56-by-75 Inches are roomy
enough for most adults up to six
reiet 1n height. Remember. 1t 1s
the thlcknas of the bag that de-
lamlnes the warmth, not the
bag's weight. Whether an ob&ong
or a mummy or a tapered bag
depmds on the Individual's taste.
Generally the ob&ong cut offers a
bit more "rol around" room and
Is Pfefe:ned by tent campers.
I nco•-eod using air mat·
lre9Ms or foam-rubber pads
beneath sleeping begs.
For the very-first-times camp-
ing. however. you might want to
rent your camp -that Is rent a
campsite complete with all basic
camping needs. Many state parks
and private campgrounds offer
this service. Most rental camps
include a tent for shelter. but
some campgrounds and some
recreational vehicle (RV) deal·
ers. with an eye toward later
sales. offer RV rental on a given
Planning, packing, what clothes to take, the
best way to go ... here's how to do it right.
A lantern -gas or battery-
operated -Is essential for camp.
A tarpaulin ahould be placed be-
neath the tent to protect the floor
and Insulate -salnst dampness.
When shopping for your Initial
camping gear, It Is safest 10 ~
for the familiar nazne brnnds. Re·
member that by hitting off·sea·
son sales you can pick up many a
good buy, often saving as f!IWI
much as 20 percent. ~
campsite.
When renting a camp, the
host campground usually pro
Vides the renter wtth a list of
Items furnished .such as tent,
larp. fly. stove. lantern, k:ebox or
cooler. sleeping bags, kitchen
utensils and dishes
Unens are generally provided
by the camper. as well as food
Often. the campef must bring his
or her own sleeping bags. If you
haven't any rm sure that a camp
Ing fnend who does will loan
them to you for your trial
The best way to assure a re
warding and enioyable camping
experience Is to do your home·
W<>fk in advance. This Is just as
important for short oulings as for
more lengthy trips Start In your
living room by studying cata-
logues for the various kinds of
gear you will need
Read some of the better books
on camping that discuss types of
gear and Its uses Books that
come immediately to mind are
F~d ~·· o frtt Ion« writer spe
e>oll~rtg rn outdoot orllcln. hos iw,n
an outdoonmari all hlJ life
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Americas Comping Book by
Paul Cardwell Jr.. Comping In
Comfort by Norman and Sil
Strung. Bockcountrv Compfng
by Bill Riviere and The Campers
Bible by Bill Riviere And talk
with veteran campers.
There also are literally hun-
dreds of places to write for infor·
matlon concerning places to
camp -any state's department
of nallJral res<>Yrces or tourism.
for example. As far as where to
camp. I would suggest obtaining
a Woodall's Campground Dlrec·
tory. Rand McNally's Comp·
ground & Trot/er Pork Gulde or
WheeleT's Re~otionol Vehlc~
ResOf't and Campground Golde.
They. too, provide a great deal of
general camping Information and
many tips.
The beginning camper also
must have answers to several
questions regarding equipment.
For the moment. lefs consider
. the tent. a basic and economical
way to begin camping. Whal type
of tent one purchases depends
on the size of the famdy that wiD
use It. the geographical loca·
tion(s) in which it wlD be used
and the lemperamenl of the peo·
pie who use 11. By renting a lent
for one or two outings. a family
gets a bener Idea of ~hat to buy.
Regardless of later steps taken In
the use and purchaH of camp
shelters, most campers retain at
least one tent for con~ience.
A cousin of mine camps In a
large RV Yet. while his mother.
wile and three children sleep in
the RV. he pitches a small tent
and sleeps outside, a practice he
followed on two Ohio to Califor
nla and back trips.
Any tent purchased for family
use should be large enough to
sleep comfortably everyone In
the party with enough eittra
room for storing equipment A
rule of thumb Is to multiply the
number of campers to sleep In a
given tent. plus one. by 18. The
result should equal the floor
space In square feel of your tent.
The coet factor fav<m a tent.
A 9·by· 12 or 10-by-15-foot tent
can be purchased In a $200 to
S400range.
A word of caution· Never cook
In the tent In which you 5'eep.
Some campers purchase smaller.
wall·type tents In which 10 cook
or put up a large Oy under whlc~
they cook. This way the cook is
protected fTom the elements and
lnsec,ts and such falling objects as
acorns
Cooking odors imbedded In
the tent fabric attracts animals to
the tent. and If you cook In the
tent In which you sleep you may
awake lo find your family has
grown during the night by two or
three hungry. hairy critters. such
as skunks and bears. that are bet
ter viewed al a di.stance
One can. if he or she must, get
along outdoors without shelter,
but not withO\,lt food Thus. the
next item of gear should be a
c~mp stove -either liquid or
gas fueled. A large or three
burner stove should suffice
nicely. depending on the size of
the family
Coolers are essential for keep·
Ing food from spoiling A tip here
Is that Ice blocks last longer than
lee cubes. Picnicking can do a
great deal to teach you about the
type of food to take camping
Next comes one of the prime
reasons fCX' a family to camp -
FOR THE SHUTTERBUG
There are 90me common-sense
things to do and nimember If
you are going to snapshoot
your vacation -ond enjoy It.
PlaaAbeed:
Choose equipment that will an·
swer your needs and flt your
expertise and that you can
arry comfortably.
Test your equipment.
Insure It.
What to Take:
Camera that accommodates
wide and telephoto lenses.
Close· up attachment.
ChangJng bag.
Alm variety: slides Of prlnl.5,
color or black and white.
Don't skimp on quantlty.
RaM1Dber:
Stent ftlm In a cool, dry place .
Keep equipment with you at all
times.
Pictures llN your recclpta for
pleaatn weU apmt .
They can take the
work and wony
out of your ned • • camping trip.
1. Hondo CT-70. One of Hondo's most popular
small trail bikes. Its strong steel frame,
spring-cushioned suspension and four-stroke,
72cc OHC engine make it a tough trail
performer-yet it's easy to ride and handle.
2. Hondo ATC* 90. The go-olmost-onywhere
Hondo. Giant low-pressure knobby tires
grip the terrain; the ATC* 90 will even .take
you over hard-pocked snow, through shallow
streams. One ride'll make you a believer!
3. Honda Arce 70. This is Hondo's fabulous
ATC for smaller riders. Rugged 72cc. four-
stroke engine to power you through most any
kind of terrain. There's even a throttle
adjuster to set top speed according to the
rider's ability!
4. Hondo CT-90. Some fun-loving kind of bike
as the CT-70, but larger. Particulars include
on 89cc OHC engine, dual-range transmission,
handy steel pock rock. Hop on and head
for the hills.
5. Honda Bf-75 Outboard Motor. The only
four-stroke, 7.5-hp outboard.in its doss.
Whisper quiet. No pre-mixing of gos and
oil required. F-eotures include on easy dis-
connect fuel line plus a 60-wott DC charging
coil. Engines available in short-and long-
shoft versions. Quiet and Hondo-tough,
designed for years of use.
6. Honda BF-1 00 Outboard Motor. Some
features as the Bf-75, in a powerful 9.9-hp
model.
7. Honda EM-400 Generator. You con toke it
with you -power, that is. The Hondo EM-400
weighs in at o mere 39 pounds and puts out
400 wotts .of AC power (max. rating). plus 12
volts of OC power for battery charging. It's
on ideal campsite power source.
There's more, and it's all at your Hondo
motorcycle or Honda generator and outboard
dealer's. Make him your first stop in your
vocation plans.
HONDA
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THE OUTDOORS COOKBOOK '
By Martlyn Hansen
Mrs. Lamar ("Jo") F~ld of Savannah,
Ga., has camped out •a lot through the
years. Since the Flelds live on an island
outskie of Savannah, they prefer the
mountains for vacations. A favorite spot Is
Smokey Mount Natlonal Park, which is
part of the Smokey Mountain National
Park system in North Carolina.
Mrs. Field makes chicken stew at home.
puts it in meal-size containers and then
freezes II. The dish makes a satisfying din-
ner. Lamar and "Jo" prefer small
breakfasts of grtts and eggs, and for lunch
they cook outside on the grill.
The Pields read FAMILY WE£KL Y In the
Savannah News.
CHICKEN STEW
1 (2 'II Iba.) bfottef.fryer, cut 11p
1 qt pkaa 1 cup water
1 onion, pMled •nd qwi"w.d
Sett
5 to S lafVe onions (2 Iba.). chopped
5 to I potato. (2 Iba.), peel9d and diced
2 o•n• (17-oL ea) creanHtyle com
1 can (I ou.) tomato .. uc.
1 can (I oza.) tometo paet•
2 t•blHpoona wlneg•r
YI teaspoon ground btacli ~
Hot pepper .. ~ce
1. In 3-qt. saucepan place chicken, 1 qt.
water, quartered onion and J teaspoon sail.
2. Heat to bolling, cover. reduce heat and
simmer 30 to 40 minutes until chicken is
tender.
3. Remove chicken from broth and allow
to~ool. Save broth.
4. -Skin and bone chicken. Coarsely chop
chicken and add to broth in 6-qt kettle or
Dutch oven. ,
5. SliT In chopped onion, diced potato.
com, tomato sauce, tomato paste,
vinegar. pepper and 1 cup water.
6 . Heat to boiling, cover, reduce heat and
slf\"lmer 40 to 50 minutes until potatoes are
tender. Stir to prevent sticking. Add pep-
per sauce t3 tMte, If desired.
Campers who also are great cooks share
their favorite recipes.
I
7. Serve ln bowls with saltines or spoon
over rice. Can be frozen. Makes 4 quarts
Marian Hulsey is edllDr of the Oklahoma
WUdlife Federation's monthly newspaper
ani an experienced cook on the outdQOf
scene. Sbe also wr1tes a mo.nth)y column
for the paper ciilled "Critter Cookln" with
MamaHul:zlnl."
Marian camps with her three children,
&ett, 19, Bryce 16, and Lara. 11 . Writes
Marian: ''The one thing that has helped
me the most on camping trips from faD
through spring Is to make a huge por of
stew at home and just reheat It on the trip.
1 do not wish to spend my entrre weekend
or whatever time I've mahaged to get out-
doors cooking a.nd cleaning up. So the
more preparation I am able to do al home
the better.
"Other good things to prepare at home
are jerky, granola cookies, dried lruits and
gorp. We always take a variety of cheeses
and lunch meats And for special treats. 1
usuaDy take along some steaks and flxln's
for hamburgers and hot dogs. A can of
chili makes hot dogs yummier.
"The food must be tasty and plentiful -
that fresh air really stimulates appetites -
but II can be a pleasant experien<:e for the
cook, too." .
Marian reads FamUy Weekly In the Ok-
lahoma City Journal. '
POCKET STEW
12· Inch aqu•N of doubled, hNyY·
duty f~
1 hambwger patty
1 altc• bacon, cut In h•H
1 atlMonlon
1 potato, peeled and t llced
1 canot, peeled and elk:ed
Salt
Ground black pepper
1. Place hamburger patty In center of foll
square and top with 2 haH-slices of bacon,
onion, potato and canot.
2. Season with salt and pepper. Seal
package by folding foil securely up around
food.
3 . Place foll package on hot coals and
cook 25 to 30 minutes. tum Ing C>Cea$lonally.
4. For a variation on this theme, place a
A campfire: warmth, food, dreaming.
spoonful of baked beans between 2 thin
meat patties: add bacon and onion or a
tomato slice. Molce as many as desired
BANANA BOATS
Finn, ripe banarui
Mlnlatvre marahmaltows
Chocolate bits
1. Cut a wedge-shaped section out of an
unpeeled banana. Remove the wedge and
fill with marshmallows and chocolate bits.
2. Cover with banana skin and wrap In
heavy·dwy foll.
3. Plac. In the coals until marshmallows
and chocolate are melted, about 5 min-
utes. Eat out offotl with a spoon.
Make as many as desired
APPLESAUCE
AND GINGERBREAD
2 cans (t-lb . .a) ....,._.uce
1 pllg.(120D.)~ mlx
1. In a skillet, heat applesauce until
bubbly.
2. PTepare gingerbread mix as package di·
rects: spoon batter onto bubbling apple-
sauce. Cover and cook as dumplings, until
done, about 8 to 10 minutes_
Makes 4 to 6 servings
The Hulseys read FAMILY WEEKLY In the
Oklahoma City Journal.
,.,.
We heard about four adventurous boys.
Eric Wilke!f. 14, Anthony Wiikey, 16, Joe
Moody, 14, and Kyle Wlndhom, 14, of
Bourbonnais Towl\.ship near Kankakee, ru . who have ma<le several camping trips
together In all seasons. Including winter.
"Cola·weaffier campfng ls" very cflal·
lenglng," says Anthony. According to
Kyle, one' tool they wouldn't be without on
a camping trip Is a hand ax: "With II you
can make a sheher. snare or fishing poles
and skin an animal."
"Remember to bring things to stay
E warm. a variety of good food and sleeping
[ bags." says Eric. "but don't brlng too much I stuff." •
I.. Joe says they like "to go to a new spot
each year." Favorite places Include an
oasis of trees and woods In the middle of a
I large farm field and Camp Shaw-waw-
,1 nas·see. "We plan to explore lo find a new
spot this year," he adds.
The boys camp out from two lo five
days. l:hey bring a good supply of eggs.
bacon, sausage. milk, frozen hamburger
patties, frozen pizza and frozen French
toast. all of which they keep In a cooler.
Canned ravioli, canned spaghetti, canned
beef stew, coffee, dry cocoa m Ix, soda pop
and containers of water go along. too.
Finally. they take canned peaches and fruit
cocktail and fresh oranges and apples.
Eric recommends this easy recipe for
Quick Energy GOt'J>:
QUICK ENERGY GORP
1 handful(Ye cup)relalna
1 handful(Ye cup)caahewa
1 Nlndful(Vt cup)candy.co.ted
chocolate
1 handful ( ¥1 cup) cut-up dried aprk:ote
1 handful (Vt cup) aunflowef •Md•
1 hendful (YI cup)cut.vp dried apple•
2 handful• (1 cup) granola
1. Mix Ingredients In bowl. Divide be-
tween several plastic bags and seal with
twisters. Makes 4 cups
The boys want all campers to remember to
clean up their campsites, take out aU bot·
ties and foil, etc, and to be sure not to cut
down any living trees.
The boys and their families read F AMIL v
WEEJ<L Y In the Joumol. Kankakee. Ill.
. SPAM the Pan fry it for breakfast. Slice it cold for lunch. Or
&.-.L 'I bake the whole loaf in foil for a hearty dinner. Each &aa8 8 Ollg can packs % pound of solid meat. No waste, no I I need for refrigeration. You don't even need a.can I llNr • opener. SPAM's the handiest meat in all outdoors!
-t Ho.-mel!*
CArylPING ffiEANS SAVINGS
It's stilt one of the
cheapest ways
to have a
glorious vacation.
By Dick Sandy ' Does your family always spend Its vacation tra·
vellng by car, staying In motels and dining
out? If It doe.s, you could be In a vacation rut.
Maybe you have a three-week vacation coming
this year Instead of two but are not sure you can af.
ford the extra expense. WeU, let's compare camp-
ing vacation costs with the other kind.
The 1977 vacation-travel statistics dispensed by
the American Automobile Association (AAAl Indi-
cate that It costs a family of four about $100 a
day for meals, lodging and car expense. For a two-
week vacation, the family would have to budget
Sl.400. How does this figure compare with the
cost of camping?
A nationwide survey made by a major RV
manufacturer of 2.200 RV ownen revealed that
the average family takes one long trip (2,500 miles
or more) and 12 shorter trips per year, spending an
estimated 24 days on the road. These statistics In-
dicate that camping famllles either have more dis-
posable Income than most or that It costs them less
to go RVlng. Exactly what does It cost to camp?
There's no way to know what type of RV our
hypothetical family would use. but an estimate
percentage of the average miles per gallon for aU
types of RV's turns out to be 8.5 miles per gallon.
So to travel 300 miles a day In a RV would cost at
regular gas prices about $23.
' Food costs for most camping families are usually
no more than the amount budgeted for meals at
home since convenience foods are used as often
today at home as they would be In camp. 11le av-
erage weekly cost to feed a family of four Is $60.
Campers on an extended trip wlU stay In a varle·
ty of campgrounds. Among publk parks are city.
county. state and national parks, state and national
forests and Corps of Engineer campgrounds near
majof lake Impoundments. Often forest and Corps
of Engineer campgrounds offer free camping as do
some city and county parks.
Private campgrounds range from !>Me-bones
versions In overflow areas with no hookups for as
little as $2 a day to resort parks costing from $9 to
$16 a day. In averaging fees for both public and
private campgrounds, however. the base rate ftg-
ures out to be $4.50 for four per day.
The daily total cost for modest campslte fees,
food and gas for the RV runs to about $63, not In-
cluding cost of any propane used for cooking or
heating, just as AAA's figures do not lndude tips. If
these costs were figured In, the camper would still
come out well ahead financially. ·
So If you'd like to get out of your vacation rut,
enjoy three weeks of vacation Instead of two with-
out extra expense and have enough left over to
take several mini-weekend outings a year, why not
give camping a try? Six million campers ,_
can't be wrong! "111
Dick Sandy It one of the countrys leading outdoor
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THE.JOYS ~
OF CAffiPING ~~
WHAT ELSE TO DO
Camping isn't just wandering through the great
outdoors ~ th~re are other a~tivities ranging
from sw1mm1ng to rock-hunting to fishing.
By Ginny Ade
C amplng's rhe name, but
fun's the game. Don't as·
sume all those famUles in recrea-
tional vehides (RVs) tooling down
the highway are going camping
lo "get away from It all." They're
bent on "getting lo It all."
This was never more apparent
than when I pulled Into the llttl1a
desert town of Quartzsite. Ariz ..
recently. The sight that met my
eyes was mind-boggling. There
were camping rigs of every
description parked from one end
of town to the other. extending
Into thll desert on both sides of
the highway as far as the eye
couJdsee.
Th1a occasion for the Impromp-
tu gathering was the annual
Rockhound Powwow. sponsored
by the Quartzsite Improvement
Association and billed as the
world's largest gem and mineral
show The offlcial attendance tal·
ly was 700.000 people No one
had ever bothered to count the
RVs, but I was told an educated
guess would be about 10.000.
Ifs hard to realize there's that
many rockhound enthusiasts in
the whole country. much less
gathered all In one place at the
same time. It did emphasize an
aspect of camping life In the '70's
that may be news to many. And
rockhoundlng Is only one of the
many hobbies campers pursue.
Some become afflicted with
latter-day gold fever. They head
out with shovel. gold pan. tweez·
Gmnv Ade Is OIM' of the rounrrys
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2' • FAMILY WEEKLY, Aptll 11, 1978
ers and a mctgnifying glass to re·
capture the excitement of finding
precious metal. Where do they
look? The U.S. Bureau of Mines
says there's gold to be found all
the way from Alaska to the Mexl·
can border and along any stream
in the Cascades or the Sierra
Nevada range.
Anothet form of treasur11·hunt·
Ing campers enjoy is beachcomb·
Ing for semiprecious stones of
jade. agate. )asper and for sea·
shells and driftwood.
Some campers hit the road to
rediscover. their American heri·
tage. They visit a historic shrine
like Mt. Rushmore. take In the
colorful Nordic Fest at Decorah.
Iowa or similar ethnic festivals.
Water-oriented campers take a
different tack. Inflatables Is
what's happening. lbey load an
Inflatable canoe. kayak or jon
boat atop a tow car or camping
rig and use them on one of our
prime float streams and rivers
Others visit the Florida Keys
and John Pennekamp Coral Reef
Underwater State Park to scuba
dive or rent a Camp-A·Float
barge. drive an RV aboard and
cruise secluded coves and islands
on a remote loke.
Activists of another sort be·
come Involved with all manner of
land sports. You'll find campers
sand-surfing, l')orseback·riding.
bicycling, bow-fishing and. dur·
Ing winter months. using their
rigs as a cabln·on·wheels to go
downhill or cross· country skiing.
Spectator sports are a constant
lure for excitement-oriented
campers. To them. happiness ls
the chance to thrill to the screech
of tires and the roar of engines as
they camp the "Indy 500" or
watch the races at Watkins Glen
(N.Y.) Campers enamored of
the "Old West" make the rodeo
circuit. Year-round campers also
are growing In number. Snow·
bird campers flee south or west
to escape winter's cold blasts to
we In a pool at a Palm Springs
KOA (Kampgrounds of America)
or travel the Gulf Coast and take
In Mardi Gras.
Resort-camping attracts many.
Families wlU journey to a par·
tlcular resort locale. staying in
several of rhe 800 KOA over·
nigh! campgrounds en rout.e and
settling In at a resort park to en·
JOY all the services of a combina-
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Outdoor Resorts of America
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Family-theme parks, such as
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Ohio's Cedar Point, have either a
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one close by More campgrounds
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CalJfomia that's within easy driv·
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Yes. camping Is the name but
fun's the game. What's more.
you take aO the conveniences of
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Using Vitamin E:
Folklore And facts ..
L ots of people are using vitamin E (called toco-
pherol by sdenllsts who discovered It). which
has been around for about 50 years. When It was
nd to help sterl\e rats produce offspring, vita-
min E began to be promoted as a drug that could
Increase sexual activity and slow the aging pro-
cess. In fact, there Is no scientific proof that vitamin
E does either of these, but that doesn't keep peo-
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But does vitamin E have any valtd medlcal use?
Ya. Some kinds of anemia In premature Infants
am be prevented by the use of vitamin E. So can
an Infant eye disease and a lung condition. For
adults, a constrictive blood-ves.MI condition may
Getting Pregnant:
Why Most Women Can
And Some Do Not
f or the past decade, most of the interest In
pregnancy has had to do with prewnting II.
Birth-control pUls have made It easy to avoid preg·
nancy, and they have stolen the medical-news
headlines. Bui many women have the other prob-
lem -they want to get pregnant and qm't.
After a year of trying, four out of five women
can conceive. So doctors will not wori< up a patient
for lnfenillty untU aher about a year. When the
wod<·up Is begun, It Is quite extensive. It Involves
both the man and the woman, since Infertility stems
from the husband about half the time. The wod<-
up for the husband II not difficult. Doctors only
have to ftnd out whether the man produces normal
sperm In a normal amount. But If the problem has
to do with the man. doctors have httle to offer In
most cases. Surgery or hormones help some
cases; most cannot be helped by pr&ntly avail·
able methods. Vitamin E (Me above) Is useless.
Doctors can often be of more help when the
problem lies with the woman. The extensive work· up begins wtth a complete medical checkup. If the
woman Is In good heahh, her NJ)l'oductlve system
Is next evaluated.
The cause of most cases ol Infertility can be
found from these tests, and treatment Is always
aimed at corTec:tlng the cause.
In ahcxt, these days It 5hould be poNlble foc
1 most women to have children rMTely by putting a
trained spedalist on the job.
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be relieved wtth vitamin E.
Nevertheless, It's hard to convtnce many
doctors that vllamln E Is helpful llnc:c defi-
ciency of the vttamlft is rare. It Is found In
many fats and ods, grains, meats, poultry
and fish. A normal, healthy chdd or adult
doesn't need to take extra vttamJn E.
Nothing Is known abour ovcrdotage of
vitamin E. The rec:omrnended allowance Is
12 to 30 milllgrams a day, but some pcop&e
take thousands of mJJligrams a day. Since
bttle Is known about vttamln E poilonlng,
stick to the suggeSted dosages If you plan
to UM extra vtt.amln E.
Vitamin E probably dda aid a few con-
ditions besides certain diseases. Most not·
·-~
ably, It may help protect against the stress
of air poDutk>n. In 90 Days to SeJf.fWlp,
Dr. Norman Shealy dta a ~
don that 800 unlls Ingested dally Is helpful
where poDutlon Is partk:u1mty heavy.
But, once again, theres no reason to be-
lieve tt will lmprow ~ se.x Bfe -unless
~·re a rat.
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FOR ALLEYS -By Barry Abramson
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S heepshead S.y on the south Brooklyn shore·
llne Is one of the bat·known waterfront cen·
ten along the East.em seaboard. When Mark Roth
was growing up theTe, the kids In his neighbor-4
hood practicaJly ltved In and around the water dur·
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Lucidly, when he was 11, a bowling (:ftlter was
built near his home, and he discovered a maea·
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he'• done so weU up and down the alleys of America
since then that he's now the No. 1 man In his sport.
He was the top money-winner In 1977 on the
Professional Bowlers Association tour, wlth
$105 ,000 In earnings, and he posted the highest
per-game average for the second year In a row. He
became the third bowler In PBA histOl'Y to win
three tournaments In suc&ssion and was picked
by SporlJng Newt as MPlayer of the Yeai."
He continued to ltJ1ke gold durtng the 1978 win·
ter tow and Is the favorite to win next week's
$150,000 Arestone Tournament of Champions,
bowling's biggest event, which will be televised by
ABC on Saturday from 3:30 to 5:00 EST.
Roth's first association wtth his neighborhood
bowling center was as a part·tlme clean-up boy. "I
made a few dollara to help out at home, and they
allowed me to bowl free In off-hours," he recalls.
"From the first time I picked up a bowbng baJJ, the
game absolutely fascinated me."
Roth continued to work part·tlme at the lanes
durlng high school and, through practice and per·
severance, Improved his game. He developed an
unorthodox style In which he cupped his thumb
tightly as he prepared to throw the ball, giving It a
terrific hook as he let It loose. The ball hit the plM
with explosive force, but the delivery subjected his
hand and thumb to considerable friction.
By 1970, Roth was working full-time at the
lanes but also ventured to a few PBA touma·
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experience, however, his scores went up, and he
became a full-ttme tournament bowler In 1973.
"His only problem," says Bud Asher, a PBA of.
fk:lal, "was that his unorthodox style tore up his
thumb and hand so that al times the hand looked
like a raw quarter-pounder. Then he'd have to
miss long stretches of play to allow It lo heal."
Roth finally overcame the problem by making a
slight change In his grtp and by finding the rtght
medication to reduce the friction on his hand. His
tour earnings were close 10 $50,000 In 1975 and
went up to $72,000 In 1976. He proved he be-
longed In bowling's top echelon on the third stop of
the 1977 winter lour when he upset two of the
greatest names In professional bowllng, veteran
Hall of Farner Dick Weber and Earl Anthony, who
had won the award for the highest per-game aver·
age three years In a row. "He'd been sub-par
physically, and you'd think he would have had the
shakes bowling against thOM two," says Fisher,
"but he dldn·t. One n>.ason he's so successful Is that
he seems to have Ice water In his veins."
The 26-year·old Roth has moved from Sheeps-
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Is it the primary reason most people work? Is there a
point In a child's life when it becomes all-important?
TRUE OR FALSE?
1. The money a person makes has a direct
effect on his attitude toward himself and
other people.
• Money can be used to banish phobias. ·
S. When Investing In the 9toc:k m.ut, the
molt tmportant talent you can have II what
peychologista call precognition, d)e Jlblllty
to ..... around the comer" where future
happenings or situations are concerned. '
4. Money Is the primary reason most peo-
ple spend much of their lives working.
5. A time comes ln a ·chUd's life when
money becomes all-Important.
6. The poorest people are those with the
least money. •
ANSWERS
I . True. Surveysofthenattonalpt.>pUlatton,
conducted by the Institute for Soda! Re·
searchattheU~versltyofMlchlgan,showed
that as a person's Income climbs hts seJI:
conftdence Increases. It's pointed out that
"Income Is a type of feedback on perfor·
mance, andasoneprogressesupthetncome
ladder, his feeling of personal competence
Is likely to be enhanced." Th4 survey also
showed that as a person's Income Increas-
es, he becomes more trustful of others.
2 . True. Studies of college students af.
fllcted with various phobias, conducted by
a team of Investigators at Bowling Gteen
State University, showed that offatng a
aub}ect a monetary reward for rtddlng him-
self of a phobia by his own efloi* prowd
Just as effecttve as faults obtMft..J W. ela-
borate therapeutic treatments.
3. True. At the United States International
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subjects: successful stock-market specula-
tQrS, unsuccessful stock·market specula-
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ral by economists, Investment counteJon,
jtock brokers and &lends and associates of
the subjects. All were given e teat designed
• to detenrune precognition ability as weU as
a standard pfnc>nallty test. Results: "On
priC.Ognltlon, the succ:e&lful speculators
scored slgnlficantly higher than the unsuc-
Cessful speculators but not significantly
higher than chance. The unsuccessful
speculators scortd significantly lower than
chance on the precognition test. The non-
speculators scored significantly higher than
unsuccessful speculators and 'significantly
higher than chance." A further finding: of
the three 9JOUps tested. the nonspecula-
tors presented a more psychologically
weD·adjusted profile.
4 . Fat~. A summation of findings of
leading studies made In research centers
· ar<>w'd the world. evaluated at &mares
Htndu University (India). showed that
many other considerations play a more Im·
portant part than money In motivating peopae to work efficiently. These Include
job characterlsflcs, such as security, job In·
terest, chances for advanoement, human
relations, prestige and recognition.
5. True. Psychologist Atz:tiugh Dodson,
who spedalizes In studies of child-parent
relationships and Is the author of How to
Parent and How to Father, finds that pos-
sessions assume ~mendous Importance
to the 8-year-old mind, with money being
all-important. "Parents," he obsetves,
"may be disturbed by hls money·mad
nature. but It Is nothing to wony about.
The one sure way to motivate an 8-year·
old ls by the promise of earning money. He
loves to gaze In stOfc windows, browse In
shops and even Indulge In a good deal of
Imaginative spending." Eight. he advises
parents, Is a good time to begin ari
allowanct if you have not already done so.
6 . False . As behavior specialist F. Alex·
ander Magoun observes In his treatise,
Liulng a Happy Life, "We become poor In
the profoundest sense when we become
afraid of modest circumstances and rich
when we come to value and enjoy all the
marvelous things that do not have to be
bought. We get so much for nothing; not
only &esh air. moonlight and the cool
caress of evening but also our enormous
heritage of Ideas, Inventions, music and
forms of government previous r.
generations bled and died to create." IA6'
FNilllY WEEKLY. April 18, 1118 • II
"Der9* clner •• :• China is interested in buying oll
exploration and producing know·h~ from U.S. en-
ergy compaples, Senator Henry M. Jackson learned
during a~ent visit there. According to the Wash-
ington senator. 1"1he Chinese appear convinced
that American petrole'r' technology is superior to
t~~u.:.Np~~re P,!:e iA.a~_ ·~~'Cantu-. · .,._.,._,..-= ' v\# I .t ' ~ • ' •
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should learn from those who drlll well~
Taxtng hMdec:he. Here's a note for the morning
after: The portion of yO(fr federal income taxes earmarked to help pay interest on
the national debt has jumped nearly 180 percent in the last nine years. In 1969,
$263 from the average individual income tax return was used for interest on the
debt. This year's bite will be $733. •
"Dear. we\le had a power failure here in the city
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Koeptng the lad out. Most late model automobiles, in order to meet fedefal
Environmental Protection Agency emission standards, are equipped with cata-
lytic converters which requil9 the use of unleaded gasoline. But some motorists
ask dealers to pump leaded gasoline into these cars. And some motorists even do
it themsefves. What they may not realize Is that leaded gasoline can ruin catalytic
converters and 1p5ult in costly repair bills. What's more. dealers who pump leaded
gasoline into cars designed lor unleaded only are subject to a fine of up to
$10,000 under E~ regulations.
Record run. There would be a lot of lonely service station operators across tt'!e
country, if everybody drove like Irving Newcomf>. The Lynchburg, Va .• automobile
dealer ·recently claimed a new world record for miles driven without refueling-a
2. 754-mile trip from Lynchburg to Riverside, Calif. The special 62-gallon tank in
his 1978 sotx:ompact was filled with unleaded gasoline in Lynchburg, and
sealed. In the crankcase was Mobil 1. the synthesized ~ngine oil which can
Improve gasoline mileage up to five percent. The car averaged 54. 1 miles a
gallon. Mr. Newcomb and two co-drivers traveled around-the-clock, at speeds
mostly between 53 and 55 miles an hour. '>
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'PATTERNS Of ·fi\IUJRE
Some people fear success as much as failure. But there
are ways to overcome both fears, and learning the cause
m~y change your life. ·
"89 Robin T...mut, M.D.
and Cbarlea Robbi,.
• •J ulla? She Just goc married again
-for the fourth lime. Can you
Imagine? And ..... only 3&. Who'd have
ever believed tha1 such a pretty and
talented woman would make such a mess
of marriage."
Most ol us have known, and perhaps
gossiped about. somebody like Julia. Or, If
not her, then Harold. whose college
claumates voted him ~most likely to suc·
ceed" and who l1nce then has failed at one
job after another.
ls there anything you can do to arm
yowwlf against failure? wen. If It descends
ftom on high In the form of ftni. flood or
some other act ol God, the answer ob-
vtously Is not much.
However, If a pottem ol failure appears
ln yout ltfe, VOU can take It to be the result
of some "dlscxder In Vo"' pcnonaltty and
your adjUltment to the world. The pattern
may be general. Cl0\/a1ng your whole ex·
perlence, or h may be confined. as with
Julia and Haro6d.. to one or more separate
~.
The trouble Is that many failure patterns
are hard to treat because they wete form·
ed very early In llfe and have become In-
tegral parts ol the personaltty.
Julia's and Harold's would seem to be of
that order. Each of the Julia types I have
known has been seeklng unconsc:iously In
het muJtlmamages to recreate her parents' ·
marriageandherownchlldhood. Of course.
such an effort 1$ unreal. a kind of make·
believe, so h falls.
Fear of succas, while not as common as
fear of failure, does exist In some people,
and Harold appears to be one. A similar
case came to my attention a while ago. It
Involved George, a brilliant student of ar·
chltecture. After completing his studies, he
was employed by an architectural firm that
apprecT&ted his talent. Suddenly. for
reasons he found dlfftcult to explain, he
quit. .
Hi. next )ob was with an Industrial de-
IQnef, and once more appndatioo and ln-
crased rapoilllbWty had an adverse ef.
feet. This time. aft• absenting ~
from wortc for MVn weeks without n -
p&anatton. he was fired.
His father, a moderately succasfuJ
• butir'**5l1tan, had gottat him Interested 1n -
archltecture. whkh the father twnMlf had
been flnandaf)y unabla lo study. As soon
as the boy began to show a real aptitude
for the sub)ed. the father, a )ea)ous,
domlneertng man, began to bebttle him.
George's self-oonfklence was undermined.
Without acknowledging lt comdously. he
feared that succeeding In his prof 8S51on
wou)d prOYOke hls father to rage and some
brutal ad of tetallation. With help, he final.
ly managed to get over this fear.
Parental depreciation and prodding go
\nto the rnaklng ol many chlldren's falturc
patterns. Wlthsc:hoolsasaowdedandcom-
pctlttve as they are, more and more
parents art urgtng on thetr children to
harder and harder accornpllshments. as
weU as c:oncKmnlng failure. 'TIM!Y give thetr
love and approval not freeJy but as achlev-
menl prtzcs. 'The children often resent this,
•and begin to fonn an antt-suocas mentality.
Although recognlzlng. analyzing and
conedlng a failure pattern ftequently Is dif.
ficult without prolasional hcJp, It is poMl--
blc sometlma to taJut a lfJW step& toward
heJptng youneJf.
For uampkt, many golfers have profit-
ed from Bobby Jones's advk:c to play par
tether than your opponent. That way you
are spared distracting shot-by-shot com-
parisons and, as your concentration Im-
proves, so doa your game.
Jona'• words apply equally weU to
other activities. Compartson thinking
generally i. to be avoided because lt keeps
you In an unending struggle, not lo do
your best, bul just to do or be better than
othet people.
Truly defined. 1uc:caa In our society to-
day might be called the state ol be.lance In
which a person finds nearly perlect
gratification In his rela tionships
with his fellows, his family and 1'!1111
hll ~.Failure I& the oppode. a.I
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Quips & Quotes
ARMOUR'S ARMOURY
As a OM·U/Oman man l'ue sman knowledge -
Ltlce taking one course while at college.
I'm curious, that 111 admit,
But enulow? No, not a bit.
-Richard Armour
.. But, Honey," protested the worried husband,
"where am I gofng to get the moMy to pay for an
these clothes?~
"Whatever my other faults, darling," answered
the dear one. uyou know I'm not Inquisitive ..
-Martin A Ragaway
Nothing molces a man so modest about his In·
come os a tax retum -B. Bader
The man watched with fascination as his
Mighbor carefully washed one· half of his car and
put the rags and bucket back Into the garage.
"What about the other half of the car?" he asked
curiously. "WeD," was the reply, "let the finance
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EASY WAYS TO llFLP IOIJR
CHILD LEARN AT BOME
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1V to teach geography, bread to explain numbers and
shapes ... just two of the painless methods you can use.
By Virginia 8 . Wanen
C hSdren who do well In school ten1t to
come from famines that encourage
lcamtng at home. But why are some
parents more suc:cessful than others?
"As a paRnl you are automadcally a
teacher. and you mkjht as well leam SOl\"e
ol the bides of the trade." says OOl'otlly
Rich. director of the nonprofit Home and
School Institute in Washington, O.C •
where she shows parents ways to t~h
their children at home
So effective have been Ms. Rich's efforts
that the lostltute recently opened a Ufe·stze
model home within a local D.C. elemen
tary school. Titled "Home, the Learning
Place," the two-bedroom home·wlthln·a·
school ls the only one of its kind In the na·
tlon. Its purpose: to demonstrate to
i>arents easy ways they can use their home
environments to help chlldrel\ learn
Here are some methods:
• Have your child look for certain let-
ters or numbers scalt6ed around your kll·
chen on bo1<es, cans and labels.
• Make your own Bingo game, using a
pen to draw the grids on squares of card·
board, and fill the squares with con-
sornihts. Call out wOJds starting with those
letters -R·at. 8-ed, S·tt . etc Players
cover the correct letters (those beginning
the words you call) with buttons.
• Give your middle-grade youngster
the TV section of your newspaper and ask
such questions as "What channel is the
Tonight show on?" Finding the answers
helps a child skim reading matter for facts.
which Improves his ability to leam quickly
• To help your child learn to match
shapes (Important In both reading and
math), cul bread Into squares, triangles
nd circles. Ask the child to choose two that
re the same (2 triangles, 2 circles) and
pread peanut butter or other spread on one
lece. Then he or she can put one on top
f the other at\d eat It.
• Children In early elementary grades
eed to know about cups. quarts and gal·
ns. Ask your chlld to guess how many
ps are needed lo fill a quart jar, a gallon
tatner. FUI the musuring cups as many
mes as needed to fUI those contalnen
• To develop ebtltty In math, In making
wise selections, In staying within a budget
and In fllhng out an ~der form. give your
middle-grade child a mail-<lfder catalogue,
order form and pencil. TeD tum to pretend
h. has $30 budgeted to select some new
clothes f~ school. He then ~n fill out the
order fonn, induding weights, postage
costs and taxes, and total the cost
• E><perience with numbers comes in
many forms of homemade fun. Bake
cookies in number shapes and have your
child name the numbeJ" befoc-e eating Jhe
cookie. Make your children's birthday par·
ties a Numbers Party, giving each child a
number l.oibel. Then ask Three lo join up
with another child to make Sill, or Two lo
find a matching Two.
• Post a world map near your televl·
slon, so your chUdren (and you) can Im·
mediately find where news events are hap-
pening. Spur them on with questions.
• Encourage your children to wr1te
"easy essays" on topics of Interest to them
For e1<ample, they can think of all the rea
sons for and against the Idea that 7-year·
olds should be able to stay up until 9:00
The essays are e><cellent writing practice
and help chlJd.ren examine their own and
other points of view.
• Based on the theory that people who
use the bathroom are a captive audience,
post the classified section on the bathroom
wall. Ask your }unior-hlgh·school children
to pick out three likely ;ob opportunities
Since most students have had Ultle or no
;ob experience, reading real-world ads Is
often sobering.
• To improve reading and vocabulary
skills, put a Word Train on your early
elementary-school child's wall As he
learns new words, add a train car for each
word. While falling asleep. the child can
read the words he Is learning each dJSy.
"The best home·teaching activity," says
Ms. Rich In her Idea-filled book, A Family
Affair. Education, "Is one that Is easy lo
do, takes Uttle time, uses home resources
already on hand and provides success feel·
lngs for the family learning together."
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Alcohol may be dangerous to driven In
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New Postal Rules For Wrapping
Are you sending a Mother's Day gift by
mall? U so, you'll want to know about the
Postal Service's new rules for wrapping
packages -If your gifts aren't properly
packaged, the post office may refuse to
maU them.
The most Important Is chat masking tape
can no longer be used to seal packages.
Use reinforced tape Instead.
If the box you're using Is clean. you
don't need a poper wrapper. If not, use
wrapping paper with the strength of a large
grocery bag.
Write the addre.ss and zip code with
smudgeproof Ink and make your writing
large enough to read at 30• Do not use
any unauthorized marking. "Rush'' should
be written only on Items being sent special
delivery. Use Mdo not bend" only when
you've protected material wtth cardboard
1ttffeners. ·
To make sure your pockages arrive safe·
ly, the Postal Service suggests:
• Enclotlng a copy of your return address •
and the address the parcel Is being sent to
lnskfe the package. lbat way, If anything
happens to the label, the post office can
still teD where lo send It.
• Packing hems In sturdy corrugated
boxn that flt as snugly as possible.
• Making sun the inside of the package Is
cushioned properly.
For more Information, c.onsuJt your local
post office.
lleves that certain kinds of moral de.dslons
are typical of children of different ages.
And, according to Damon, author of The
Socio/ World of tM Child, until children
are old enough to reason a certain way, aU
the parent.al sermons In the world will
probably be futile.
Damon gives an example of how chil-
dren's views of sharing and fairness
change as children develop: "At age 3 or
4, the child thinks what's fair Is what he
wants. The child may share, but It will
probably be an Impulsive gesture." At age
4 or 5. Damon says children will share, but
for arbitrary reasons, such as "because he's
a boy and I like boys." J By the time they're 5 or 6, Damon J points out that children can understand the
ti concept of equality and may feel that
everyone deMJVes an equal share. When
they're 7, the Idea of merit may enter their
decisions; they will feel· that someone
deserves more If he or she earned II by ex-
tra effort or good work.
How Age Affects
Children's Decisions
If you're worried that 4-year-old Johnny
Is selfish because he won't share his cake
with his sister, relax. His "5411flshness" Is
probably Just a reflection of hts age, says a
Clarlc Univ. professor.
After several years of studying how chU·
dren make dec:lslons, William Damon be-
Maneaifta E.dlto(. Tlm Mulllgan; Alt ~ Rk:N(d 9aldall; ......, ~ Abeatyn A~
vaya, Hal Landon; Food~. Marilyn Hanaen;
Aaeoc.. EdftCM. Wllllam Colaon· Aul IE~ Pam Lambef1; Aul Alt °"9ctol', Eatelle Walpln; Alt,
Chrlatlne Wola.k; l'tct»rM, Glof'la BMr; "°""G ~ Peer Oooennelmer, Contftbvtlng Witten, Shirley Sloan -~ede<, John Glbaon, Honnen Lob-
aenz, Anita Summe< ManvfactuMg: v., .. Dfr., RICNlrd Mlll90; ....
By the lest stage, Damon says children
base their decisions of what Is fair on a
variety of factors.
So, he concludes, If you're worried
about some of your child's attitudes. give
him Ume -he Just may outgrow them.
up Mgr.., Roberta Colllna; Produc1ton Mgr.., Chrla
Kr Mm«: Pfenning, Michael Montemurro
V.P.•Ad lllllMOtf, Ge<ald S. Wroe; Aaaoc. &.
tem ..... Rlellerd It Carrol~w..tem Mgr1 Joe Franr, Jr.; Aaaoc. · Mgr,.11!':.lo
Long; Detroft Mgr •• l.aW1'91lC8 • Finn; C.IH .. Petttlna, St11>nena, von dtf Ueth and Hayward; M..tetrne Olt, Stanley Roeenleld; MMetlnt llilat., Kent O'AlHMndro; Pnlmotlon DINct0t, L. "t. Wlndaor; lltdalne Mgr., Caryl Eller
Quick Takes
WUtdo ~ bo,e lookfe.la
dM pis tMy data7 A new national
survey done by Gilbert Youth Raarch
Inc. has some interatlng answcn. 1be •
IUIVey reports that~ Y, the boys
•• _. ~· dr(,....~--~ ,...,.~ca~~~ •. ~-' •
comes to aAlng the gtrl Q&il Jor a sec·
ond date, a good tense of humor and
lnteDlgcnce topped the Bst.
One oat of nay 5 bal141.11m flr•
le Mt bv aa anoat and 2 out of
every 5 fire-Insurance payouts are to
arsonists, aoccxdJng to an Insurance-In·
dustry source. The total bill for damage
caused by arsonists comes to a stagga·
Ing $1.5 billion per year, and the
money they bum up coma from the
pockets of consumers, who have to poy
higher fire-Insurance premiums.
Epe-catdll .. aafety ....,. -for.
g:reater visibility at night, you'll be able
to buy clothing that llteraOy glows In the
dark. The secret Is a new kind of fabric
finish that Is undetectable by day but
reflects light at night. Look for h first In
children's rain wear and outerwear.
Wby 4o htUDaD plnea p'91 •ol-
u.ntea for Kle.ntlftc: apertmeata7
One major university polled its
volunteen to find out. Some said they
do It out of curiosity, others do it to fur·
lher the goals of science, and many do
II for the money. Experiments the peo-
ple volunteered for Include eatlng 2
plates of oysters for breakfast and glv·
Ing up solid food for 7 weeks.
BIRTHDAYS (Sun.-Wed. Aries;
Thurs.-Sat. Taurus): Sanda9 -Edie
Adams 49; Peter Ustinov 57; Henry Man-
cini 54; Kareem AbduJ-Jabbar 31 . Mon-
dap -Hany Reasoner 55; WilJ!am
Holden 60; James Gamer 50. Ta...S.,
-Hayley Mills 32: James Drury 44;
Robert Hooks 41 ; Huntington Hartford
67, Wedneeclay -Hugh O'Brien 53;
Kenneth 51 ; Don Adams 51; Thandap
-Ryan O'Neal 37; Lionel Hampton 64;
Johnny Tillotson 39. Friday -Queen
Ellzabeth ll 52; Anthony Quinn 63; Rollo
May 69. S.tuday -Eddie Albert 70;
Glen Campbe.D 40; Jack Nlchobon 41;
Yehudi Menuhin 62; Peter Frampton 28.
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Masses of Cofor Early in Sprina
CREEPING PHLO
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Royal
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Grows most
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' tor S:!t.00
Wonderful lll•d• tr°' Rod MllJI• (Ac• nibrum)
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to IMlllant 1eartet In fall. Hardy. 01 ..... ratlat·
ant. "•tt1rowlnt. Grows up to II ft. You r ..
celwe alroflt, huwlllf rootlNI 2 to 4 ft. trHL
IJl1nt • 12 mont" carpet of "'""'· 2 5 f 0 r .,,.,..,_ NtUWlHKU (VI-
minor). l'ToctuHa ._tlful i.we~
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One of the Fastest Growing Trees
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5 ·tor
$2 .00
trtor $4.00
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tur11 to ..,._,told 111 fall. And, l1t wlftter, tllo
er1ceful ,.,.,. •"4 ll•IMler bra1tc:11 .. are 1 lowety
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or yeti-.
8 for
$1.00
16 for S 1.15 z• for $2.,5
in the World
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4 for
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Easy to Plant -Easy to Grow
Rose of Sharon Hedge
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C&IYlll MOTORS
208 W. 1st St.
Santa Ana -135-3171
IOY CAlVEI IMW
1540 Jamboree Road
SUNSITFOID
5440 Garden Grove Blvd.
Westminster -64MOIO
PHIL LOMG FORD
43 Auto Center Drive
lrvine-761-SIU
NewPort Beach -640-}444 ld!Y
CADILLAC
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2600 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa -540.tl 00
CHEVROLET
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2600 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa -546· I 200
DATSUN
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18835 Beach Blvd.
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OU>SMOllLE
2850 Harbc;>r Blvd.
Costa Mesa -540.9640
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CADILLAC • GMC
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Costa Mesa -540-5610
OLDSMOBILE
UMIVIASITY
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Costa Mesa -540-'640
PONTIAC
IOHGOODWIH
POMTIAC -GMC
700 S. Harbor Blvd.
Fullerton -171-0412
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445 E. Coast Hwy.
Newport Beach -673-0900
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11\tO MA llllMtMI Ooublthu dtr play-oft p mts. ..
U:lOF..., Qrdl C., l.-Co\'traat of fi111l·round act10n from St• 1'111,s
PlantatlOll 111 H~ton Htad lsllnd, Soutlr Carol1n1
U:OO • MSI. Slcaf from Wash1nrton. O.C l:GO e w.rw ~ l_. lht N1StJse vs. Roscoe hn11tr e CD ell w..t ...., ....._ Thrtt round bouts bth1ten New
Ycrk 1Jld Chieaao·s Gol6en Glowa thlmpions 1n 111 11 Olymp1t wt1ah1
taltpits. l:JO • ~ ..-.. l:ahlorn11 Anaetes ws. tllt Oakland A's
t:OO e CD ell T.......C ff ~ WI LI-• toVe11ce ol fin1I
round play 1n lftrs tovrnament from lhe LI Costa Country Club
2'.JO B QI) ~ Muh1m1111d All in a su-tound nh1b1tion bout •tth
Jimmy EJhs 11 the Cmc Attn• 1n Spnnlfield. Mus.. Sean O'Crady and
llomto Anaya rn 1 IO·round futherwt11lll milch lrom Oklahoma Crty,
Okla.; 1 re~ on the Grand H1!lon1I Stteplech1se from Arntrre.
En&11nd.. and the NatiOnal Indoor S1t1mm1n1 ChamplOns/llps from
Austin, Teus.
3:JO • CJ) Cll UC'• WW. hW If s,.rtJ The 01y1on1 "300" Stock Car
Race lrom Daytona Beaeh. Fla., and the Champions All Gymn1St1cs
Compit1tlon from London, Ent1'11d.
llOllDAY, Arlll 17
l:JO • CJ) Cll MeMly IMP! ._.II live cover111 of lhe 11me bet•een the Baltimore Orioles and the Ne• Y~ Yankees
FWIDAY, Arlll Zl
5:30 • .... ....., Cali!Ofrul Ancels vs Mlnnesola T•ins.
SATUltlAY, utll tt
11:00. a..., Uel" ..... learns to be announced
• _.. ......, Cahforn11 An1els vs Minnesota hrins
l:JO fD J1111itr w.rw Clflit11 CllM•llnlllli,a
2:00 e a ....._ 0,.. WI T•ruMll!t lrwe coveraae of semdrnal
round ITOlll tht Woodlands Country Club 1n Houstori, lem
J:OO • Gnrt.I s,.ts lqWI
l:lO • ()) CIS s,.ts ~' Rod11eo Valdes vs Huso Co<ro 111 • I 5 rwnd bout from San Remo, h1ly
•CD Pttf I el lewlM1 lwr The SIS0.000 fots10llt loumment
of ChamPIOllS hom the Rrtitra Lanei 1n Allron. Ohio
S:OO • CJ) UC's WW. WNW If 5'«11 t.00• Alt9CS s.u.r Tiie Al1la ... Ille Fl ~ SlriMf1
SUllDAY, ~II . 1:00 e CC) "11MI a.tw1 et frlM JMea" (•es) '•O-Henry Fonda. e "1lM N...,..ia StlfJ" (com) '40-Katherine Hepburn
• "n.w ltM4" (edv) '58-l!obert Mikhum, Gent &rry.
l:OI • "Miii f,.. C*MI" (wtS) '48-Glenn ford, Ellen Drew.
t.00 e CJ) CHI CC) "DIHloMI Alt fol'Mf" (adv) '71-Sm <:onnery.
lllOttDAY, Arlll 17
· 1:30 e CC) ''Tiit CoMectill" (adv) '73-0ennls <:ole, Om Wynter.
l-00 • '"'Tiit .._,.. (141~) '65-8ttte Davis, Wendy Ctaia. G CC) "lrt et the Otwll" (mys) '67-0avld Niven, Deborah Kerr
TUESIMY, Arllfl 11
1:30 • CC) ...,.. ""' Allericatl" hrt l (4'1) 'U-llarlell .....
1:00 e "1lM Uttle ~ (dra) '' l-8tt1.e Dtvb. Herbert M1rsh1ll. G CC) "Tiie .,.. .. (dra) '70-0tvld McClllum.
•CC) '1efteltllt MIMI•" (dre) '60-JetfTty Hunter
t.tO e cm "A .... C.llN Hent" ("'") '70-Rlcbard Hams
•DllDDAY, APWIL It 5:. 9 cm "Tiie UclY -.nu." Concl. (dra) '63-Merlon lkando a.• e .....,. lM "" ;." (dll) '64-Bttt• Dtvts, Su$1n Hayward • cm ....... Se '-' ~ r..-. ~ (com) '68-Georct
f'~d. lC¥Y Tritt Moort •cm ~ Marry lfwltts" (m111) 'SS-Jane Russell
t.00 9 ()) CC) "'-" (m) '7S-Kltk Ooullls. Bruce Dern.
TKUISOAY, APllL 20
6:JO •cm "A "-11111 111 IM ........ (MISP) '71-Blftlara Eden
1:00 • "OW "'••ilt.llcA" (drl) 'tl-llttte Dam. Mlflam Hopttns. e cm ..,._ tf Tlltllp" (adl) '61 -Ken Scott, Raitt Johnson.
FWIDAY, Miil 21
l:tl • ...,..... .. (drt) '•6-Btttt Davis. Cllude R11ns G cm "A ... MMe" (wtl) 'SS-Ray Mllla11d, Mary MUfplly • cm ..._, Clfttl'I" (mus) ·~-Guf. Mttclltll, RoMINIY Clooney.
t.00 • CJ) ell CC) "Stcrtb" (R) (df•) 77-SllMll Blakely
SATVIOAY ANll tt
l;O\ •"Mr. ~ .. (dfl) '44-Claude Rains, Bette Davis.
G ....... if llM lllt' (sci·ll) 'SJ-Peter Craves.
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Linda Kelsey who to·stars as Billie Newm1n in the CBS
--...., series Lou Grant, was born on July 28 in Minneapolis.
Minnesota. A fellowship araduate from the University of
Minnesota's araduate drama department, Ms. Kelsey was
quickly put into the main stace company of the world
famous Guthrie Theatre 1n Minneapolis. While there she
played Miranda in '1he Tempest," Theresa in "The
Hostace," and Maaaie in "The Winners."
Ms. Kelsey was spotted at the Guthne and quickly
broucht to Los Anaeles where she proceeded to aet many
auest starrinc roles on television. Notable amona these
were appearances on Emer1ency, The Rookies. Harry·O,
The RockfOfd Files. Barnaby Jones, Doc, The Mary Tyler
MOOfe Show, and two Wide World of Entertainment Shows,
(one of which was "The Picture of Dorian Gray," in which
she played Beatnce). She co·starred in two television
speci1ls on the Netwotk, "Franklin & Eleanor," and
"Somethina for Joey." She was Mary Warren in The
Ahmanson Theatre production of '1he Crucible" with
Charlton Heston and lnaa Swenson; Nellie in "Summer
and Smoke" et the Huntiniton Hartford and The Kennedy
Center with Eva Marie Saint, and most recently she
starred as Creena in the Lona Wharf Theatce production of
the American premiere of "Paeans' Piece."
Linda divides her spere time between knittint cookina
and aardenina. She is s· 3" tall, weiahs 100 pounds, and
has red hair and &reen eyes. She Is sinale and lives in
Studio City, California:.
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HOLOCAUST
"Holocaust," an on11nal nine·and·a·h•ll·hour
dramahzalton, airs on NBC over four consecutive n11hts.
Sunday (8 to llPM), Monday and Tuesday (9 to I IPM)
and Wednesday (8:30 to I lPM). It is the story of two
German families t~at are s11niftcantly affected by Nazi
policies. The Weiss family, headed by a 1entle and
compassionate doctor, are systematically deprived of
their riehls as German citizens; their ability to eam a
living and their very suNival is threatened. flftallelline
their saea is the story of Erik Dorf, an impoverishe~ lawyer·
who rises in influence and affluence when he becomes an
aide to the chief st11te1ist devising plans for "the final
solution" of Europe's Jews. Starrine in the drama are Tom
Bell. Joseph Bottoms, Tovah Feldshuh, Marius Gorin&,
Rosemary Hams, Michael Moriarty. Ian Holm. Fnll
Weaver, Robert Stephens, Anthony Hauarth,...ltt
Montaeue. Deborah Norton. Ceorce Rose, Meryl Streep,
Sam Wanamaker, David Warner and James Woods
F ·t+S 1+11111 •\~·a" ;t:•xa ;.;"~> lf=J . ' . ING fl> e&usr-lftslructioll 3:00 CU E1111ratllC)' o-. ~·~ ... -~~1,lft,F~1~ ..., ~ _D All-!tu ~Goes · D lr011sidt
0811111 ~~;-~ ..,.)~~11,;Jt" ~ --~:::lZ~B.t,;~~--~·1.-,2 .~-.· _... .... _
8 itftOWled 0 IJ love tf l1f1 U {]) Edee of llt&lll OJ '"'" • -• ;. ,:_ •
The m 'aub U Iii! Rnockout Arie lohnson tI J Matth Cemt; Tht Winn1ts tUJ MISler lloctn
cJ )'Sunrist Stmeftr hosts Thurs
D ClDi m f1111fret e D11111et D GlHll Ams -4:30-
1J , ~ 1 ~' '20,000 "1rtmld Dick tlQ) Mowit: Ste Daytime Mnv1u -6:30-Cl11k ho~s CD The Flintslo11ts
r-3,1 Merv Cl~f1n fmpt Wed U Mery Tyler .._,
U last of tllt Wild m Hip Hopts " Cl) Hedlt-t Jedle
8 ltol fOf Women Only 'C11y1Sub a> Set Bll•o flit 13 Futures
D C.1ol Burnttt' ID TM & Jerry CtrtOOM '
urbs l•leslyles' (9 El Sllow De u T 11dt
Ill Al Wt Stt It 11 : 00 >t Din.ell
IE BttNn
®fut11res
IJ Daybreak f) (J) Youns & Rntltu lQJ Sesame Street fli) Mister Roaers O> t:I Cdifido Dt Entrente CU Ci) ®I Fulu1ts D 111 To Sly Ille I.Ult Tom
CD leew Z.0 lln11t KenneOy hosls
IE Pvpeyt Cartoons 9 Did Yu Oyh
1)J lllStr11CtioMI Counn 1J (J family Feud
7:00
f) • lltWl
U JI) T ode J Sllow
U 700 Club
IJ rf 1 fO Good Mo1111n1 AllltrlU D Dtftf & GoliJth
CD lup Bunny/Porty r11 m WoodJ1Hed1e
fD Y• lor Jfu!Jh
-7:30-
0 Tltt f roozln
CD TOlll & Jerry Htur
fD Mister Rocen
8:00 D CaptJin KJnaaroo 1 Sllnup
CiJ Th• '1l Club
IEWadybcu
fl) l.ooal!
(JI) Futures
-8:30-e l2!i futures m Tht fhntstonu
m Popey• c. rtOOllS
fl) Vlll1 Alt11t, Once
Classic f 11
9:00
Upon A
f) I U '•SS tllt Buck 8111 Cullen
hosts
_I Tltt '1l Clul> a S.nford & Son
• Tltt Gllltry; '70't Woman rr1
IJ AM Los Allttles Re11s Ph1lb1n and Sa1ah Purcell host
D Body Bucldits
® M•e Douttas m I LM Liiey m Gomtr l'yle 9 Mlsttr Roctn
Si> Stumt Street
!Bl DoMltlle
Sl futvres
-9:30-
0 Tiit '"" Is llicht Bob B1rler hosts D Hollywood Sq111rts Peter
Mmhall hosts
D Mayberry RFD D The lANlt lllnaer at family Att1i1
IE .._Plf !loom a iRl £1t<tric Company
10:00 a t8l Whttl of Fortwnt Chuck
Woolery hosts
Ill Gellt Alltry 8 CJ) CID) Happy Otys
Ill Mid Mornlna Sandy Baron hosls m Wy &r1ffrt11 Cit Mlic Alttiri 13 futuus
!.OJ Al My Clliklren m 11ews
IE Gomtr Pyle fD [lectnc C-~ny
-11:30-
f) lJ St11tll tor T-row
U (J}J T1tt Gon1 Sllow Chuck
Barros hosts e r.t11tt l-11es1
IJ CI« Ryu's Hope
CD Movies: S" Dayl1mt Movie)
IE ll11111y & lht ,roteuor
fl) Did Cawtlt
AnERNOON
12:00
f) Tiie Stne E•wards Sllow D fOf ll1dMr, fOI Poottr
0 Twit1pt lone
1J f_3J All My C1111dren
'l) 10 !Jll lletn llJ Mom: Ste Oayllmt MOvt'~
Q) I Dream ol Jeannie
fl) MIChfft Jadson
R Stumt Strnt
-12:30-
f) ( J As Ille WOf Id T Ufl!S
8 (JJ) Oars of <Nr um
D Tiit llltleman
(J§) family ftvd
fl) Yoea for He11tll
@!) Mundo Lltino
1:00 e B11 v.11e,
IJ (}) lO Ont ute to U.e
IE Ctt Smart ®Om bsy
fl) Ctasstoom lnstructlOll IOI Futures
-1:30-u Tltt Gulchn1 UaM e CUJ Th• Ootton
D"ews
Q) Go!Mr Pyle
\lil lOl futures
2:00
.. 8 Anotllef World
D LM Amtriun Style
8 CJ) <Im '-111 ltasoiUI
D lim ll1bo11 S11ow
m t.tt'sbp
Q)llftJ
13 Ulin. Y ... 111d You
ID Martha llupclel
-2:30-u ()) All in lbt hmily m Tiit Arthlts
Cl) Ttrt'ytOOM
Q) lllna
-3:30-u Match Glme
~· Hollywod Sq 111res llO Villa Alfcrt
5:00
3 Jim llabon Show: Youna 'tO·
pit's $9Kilt Wed The lmm111ttton
ot Joachim 1nd Richel'
8 Mediul ~tll fJ 8 1J (tJ ff.O llM
0 Diull' ~ hm N*n Sllow Wed e 1oum
0 llflld Wild Wut 1J Mo,it , Ste Oayhm' Movies
Comt Alon& W~d
t Budy Bunch
llJ Concentrahon lad N•r1 hosts
CD Bucs hrlny/Por\y ''' m~1'°Pe1•
m Tiit New Mickey Mouse Club IE W11I TI! lt11r Fatlltr Gets Homt .a Mmer Aoten
12~ Y'llb .... ~
fil) Features
4:00 o Mih Ooucln 5"°"
fID Sevmt Strnt JJ Mary Tyler Moore
lf9' Hvdppodft lo4tt
-5:30-0 0> News
IJ ')_ J9 Aftrruhoot Spmat
0 Anaels laMball f11 The Ca1tlo1
nii An1els vs the Mmnesol~ Twins
CD hmily Afl111 Wed ··p I and the Pm1den1 s Son
A suspenselul contemoorary drama
of 1dent1cat 15 ytar olds one the 11>n
ot an Ameucan Prrndent •ho tradf
places
m Superman
'B Ovtr wy a lltw1tdled
10 r11tures
Cin You Spare
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A week to c:tMr
yo.. ~ldn prob6em?
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• Ory 8'1.11
• Olfy •tia e Wrtaklff
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TV WEEK. APRIL .. 8, 1978 '
I I e u,.,.. ' ' _ ___.~am s..... · " • -11:30~ SUNDAY ,., BVA»IDEMAN1mtffrr"' .. -o~YeurliMI --•· .. D9fllllll7 Circle c., T•• "-_______ __._ • IOll lD FLY · -9:30-•• CovertR of the final rovnd at 1"'5
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• ...,_ WorW D TIM Tllldtr Gins This rtheious 1 :
CJ) Siii "'--CMltrel!Ct PfOIJlll'I, w11tte11 by the lale Morton fJ CIJ lllA luhthll "•10111 •--~ ....... ----• Youtll ltht ISMS Wislientrid, rs PfUtnltil 1n obstr· Doubleheader leams lo be an I AnaRNOON
-., llolltptr ._ ;.~• fest1ol o! Passover. m"iP: HOlr If ,.,_.,
-6:30-• ea.,.. Pmi11-V'iewpoint 1111 D 0• ~ fJ Tlda(I hli&lon lllllritlol • s..day full411
II Ser~ D The lest Is Yet tD le e Htral4 of Truth
• 0.ytwe•• (IJ )ttTy fllwtll ®' Mlle '111se
CJ) lit Thtrt It Llcttt II) h1 Hull!Mrd ID Tiit hl•ea
11 Tiit m. Chill flm Sesamt ~trttt ID Fu1bol Soccer
18 Wltll It 0) Dolni1110 A DonlllllO tDl lllSldt Out
QI Tiit Telldtr Gnu <Ill lmlll of Utt -10:30-
7:00 _ Wltko 4 :30-D At 0111 With ... a Limp Umo Mr fNt ..., D CD JallMrJtw CJ) Voice of Acfkulture D Thb Is t11t lHt a ht. Ltr., lt11•l111 -D~ Willeft ~ Sllow Cil Cl) Dly of Dbcoft,., CIDl llnllllakers
•• , .. lllarbll -~ m lrMy Gls • [J"'ittlas Los AAceta m IMttlna TitM it Calvary O> C.IYary Cllapel
CJ) TY I Loeb at t-.rftl111 ID T1111 1114 Jtny CIDl OirtdioM ID Htral4 of T nrtll
m Vally tf Ille OillGUUll 9:00 m £niest AIP1 HOlr a 1111r1o•1 1111w1e lilldliM
St Yep !of Httltll CJ) ... ~
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-7:30-• ftr Ytu, llad Wtlu11
8 LIM u, lllld l.M e CJ) Ofll Mtrts
CJ) ...,.,. lloser O.Cuu cm It b WrittM a rw. eat m 11cs ......,,r.n, 'ii
11:00
Ill DIJ ti Dilcfttfy •
•CJ) Great Grape a,.
Glt1H_.rd
CIDl lsMs IN -..rs
GlliliaiM l..,..iMe
.., Cll11rdl 11 tM it-. m DKtrk c.,."' QI) HoriZllft5
12:00
• T'he letttr .. .,
• CJ) bMla & Alntrs D Tllrilltr ID llASl Soccer r ort Lauderdale 11
Waslunrton, D C
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fm) Grut hrler111111<• "Edwtrd
Albee's 'All Over"' (R)
Cl) llN<kout/u ll lb11do
-12:30-
• lie Valley
• CJ) DirectiollS
1:00
D WorW Cllulpiwlllp T11111is lltt
Naslase wi R°"° Tanner.
• Cl) (f§l w.rill W!Hr llolm&
Three round bouts belwnn the
Golden Gloves champions from New
York and Ch1caro 1n all 11 Olymp1C
wt11h1 cate1or1H -~' c.tello II) TIM Mod Sq11141 a> Sietllpt1 [a Dollllfleo
O~GllSI
Dr. Miller, an advocate on preventive dentistry,
p ....
would like to help you & your family with all
your dental care.
For your con-
venience Dr.
Miiier offers
convenient
payment
plans.
Miiier or. Alan Miller, Family Dentist
2979 Fairview Rd., Costa Mesa· 979-3970
(al the corner of Fairview & Baker. west of Son Diego Frwy )
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Linda Gr1y ind urry Ha1m1n
"I hke 10 carry with me my own environment." explained Larry
Ha1man. lounging in a unique vehicle which he des1ened h1mstlf
Hagman was on locallon 1n Dallas. Texas. fllm1n& the new television
series titled obviously enoueh. "Dallas." which also stars Barbara Bel
Geddes, Jim Davis. Patrick Duffy. Victoria P11nt1pal and Charlene
Tilton. Sundays at IOPM on CBS
Besides having starred 1n several television se11es (I Dream ol
Jeannie, The Good lite and Here We Go Again). Haaman's career m
features and motion pictures for lelev1s1on 1s very active He is
current~ featured in the film, "The Eagle Has Landed" starring
Michael Caine. recently completed a role 1n the upcoming "Super
man," as well as three made for television films "The President's
Mistress." "Last of the Good Guys" and · Battered "
"I spend a lot of lime on locallon,' Hagman explained. "and I hke
to have my own things with me "
So combined with his workin& on locallon and his love of camping,
Hagman decided in 1972 to create his own mobile environment He
bou&ht a "step van · normally used to deliver items hke bread and
milk. and designed his own mini motor home An old steamer trunk
functions as a chest of drawers Seats of old desk chairs covered with
sheep skins have replaced the traditional d11ver and passeneer seats
A 7 by 7 foot bed is 1n the back with a hammock hanain& overhead
g1vina the viewer a panoramic view of the passing countryside
through a giant custom-made bubble top Hagman also has decorated
the intenor with favo11te items pteked up in his travels including lla&s
whith he collects from Bulan, Nepal and naturally Tem
He has taken the van as far from his California home as Maine For
his Dallas IOGat1on, Hagman and his wife Ma1 made the three-day
d11ve together
Asked his opinion about factory made mini motor homes. Hagman
opinioned, "I think they were designed by people who never travel 1n
them. They have no esthetic value. so I decided lo des1an my own, but
then again." he admitted. 'Tm a van lreak."
V1cto11a P11nc1pal who co stars in the se11es. 1s a youn& lady who
definitely believes 1n controlhn& her own destiny In 1975. as her
acting career was in lull sw1n& with lutured and starring roles 1n
several 1mpartant features to her credit such as "The Lile and Times
of Judge Roy Bean" and "Earthquake" and with a new three-picture
contract freshly signed. she decided to quit acting
··once I made the decision. which was a d1ff1Gult one · she
explained. "I went down to the Screen Actors Guild and quit
Explaining why she first quit then resumed her film career several
years later. M1r.s P11nc1pal said "At the time I quit. I wanted to do
something else with my hie besides acting I fell I wasn't handl1na my
hie properly, and wanted to get a clearer perspective ol where I was
going."
Miss P11nc1pal first tooll a short vacation and upon her return. she
was surpnsed to be offered a 1ob by her agent-not as an actress but
working with him 1n the office She spent two months 1n tra1mn1. then
In her first week as a lull fledged agent. she si&ned her lust client. As
an agent, Miss Principal soueht work for her clients which included
writers. directors. producers and· a lew actors. This new career
occupied the next three years ot her hie Then on a leave of absence
from her 1ob. a producer offered her an acting 1ob She took 11
"It seemed hke a fun thing to do at the time. · she explained
What surpnsed her was that she really en1oyed aclln& a&a1n So
she decided to pursue 11 as a career aeain
"I discovered that the pressures were somethin& I could more
easily cope with now she said "The departure into bein1 an agent
gave me more perspective on this business and 11 was always
something I wanted to learn about I feel comfortable as an agent and
#1th my acltn& More 1mpartantly. I feel comfortable with my
ambitions I leel hlle I can handle anyth1n1 now ·
VidOf'ia Principal ind Patric• Duffy
. .,..
•
SUNDAY (Continued)
-1:30-
... Allc.U '-NII Tht Calll1>1n1a
Nicels vs rhe Oakland A's a Mlma W.llly
~ ~ . "'~~
fl' List " til7 wiF . · · "" U Acticlllt1111 USA 8 (]) (!Al Tou1111111t11I of Clum·
piefts Gell ltve cQ'lera1e of the final
round of Olay in thQ aoll tourn1ment
from the la Costa Country Club 1n
Carlsbad Caht t.. An1troe St,tt
CD Mtvlt : CC) "11"4 & Btac•
l.act" (h0<) '65 -Cameron M•tthtll
h1 Bar1ok. M11y Arden
Cl) Taran
fD VittM111: '1<•1111 Up Ille '*es a Dilll•Mlofts 111 t1111111••
-2:30-u Todlfs ........ e (U) s,o.bW.114 Muhammad Alt
'" a su round uhtbtllon bout with Jimmy Elhs al the Cmc Arena 1n
Spronifield Mass . Sun O'Gr1dy and
Romeo Anaya tn a 10 1ound leather
we1&hl match from Oklahoma City a
report on the Cr1nd National
Steeplechase from Aintrte, Enrtand
and the Nalt0nat lndoo! Sw1mm1n1
Champt0nsh1ps from Austin, I eus
(JJ Mowit: CCJ "War lltri+s" ( 1dv J
'70-Guy Madison. Jolin lteland o Motit: CCJ "Sam, r, '•1S11•" (wes) 54-John Payne Faith
Oomer1ue, Rod Cameron. Anthony
CaruJO. Ge0<1e lleymas
3:00 u ltliei
C1J AliH s.itll alld loMt m Tlll Oricl1111s
ID Lot JOO Miltona
9 flit Grw1111 Yurs
-3:30-D Mtdr1
9 <IJ) AIC's WWe "°'1d ot
Sporh Covmee of the Dayton•
"300' Stock Car Race from Daytona
Beach, rtonda. and the Champions
All Gymnasllcs Competitton from
London. £ncland fD T11111.1boul
4;00
D Newsmaktrs
Ill Vo,act to tllt Bottom of th• S.1
D S,.Ct 1"9
CD Mowlt: "To lk or 11111 lo S."
(com) '42-ttck Benny, Carole
Lombard Robefl Steck
II) Movlt: r~ "I Could '9 011
0111dn1" (mus) '63-Judy Guland
D11k Boaarde, lKk Kluaman
Ill) W1l1 ~r"t Wtt•
9 Tiit Hemt Glrdtt1tr
-4:30-• ,act ... "'""' U s.May
@ ll1liff1I Ciao1rap~lc Spt<lal
"Journey lo the Outer Limits' (R)
fZi) ·~ ..... hi Rniew a n~
5:00
D futloial ti t11t Lmtr Arts "!ht
Secte1 ot Charin Dickens" V1le11e
Bert1nelh. Alan B1del, (ltubtlh
Sp1111s L1nd1 Polin T111s dr1ma " based on the close relahonsh1p be
tween Charles DICkens (Al1n Badel)
and his d1u1h1er, Mamie (Valene
Bert1nelli)
CJ) Mf'M1 ti Mvtlltvrt e CJ) Stu Tilt 8 Cirut Mwtftt1111
G Movie: CC) "Fllrwlllf' (cqm)
'68-Dtc~ V111 Oyh. Barbara Feldoo
P~I
TV WEE\<, APRIL 16, 1978 .. 8:00 D l.M41c ldus..Or. fralll I~ D (]) Rfloda To cheei up hu Q) lta HUMNtd
depmsed boss Rhod1 suu e.sts they ID Otstll llt Hill
take • Slinday drive out 111 Jiit fD ID ~ Tllutre "Our S~~' dJP!1!~•t a~.,iL.._Mutyal foen4" Jn..M(j!O~-"'"
... • .. -~;. JOl,,..-.rnd rd'aCsts·~ i.~ ~~~,~
On IOtnl to C~~ he1 IWO MPt<IOnS ari 1";;,~~ncer for
unnwned dauchttrs money 1n a sroup ot chariders repre-
D a Tllt lie btt1I: HoloullSI: sent1n1 several SOC•ll strata of 19th
flit &atlltnllc DalilltSS" (3hr) All Century London lane SeymO\lr. John
.v.NING I tmP'tUIYt 1n1ernat10111I cast 1nclud Mc[nery lfO McKern and Alf~ IWs
-----------1111 James WOOds. Frttz Weever Meryl sl11
8:00 t1e• -...
::::.Atrffp i nd 4nth011y Han1rth (JI Solillibtlae
(1ppu11n1 m lont(hls episode) Cen -9· 30-
lD FttM
B MoM: ~ (2ttr) ''The htum of
fruk Ja111ts" (wes) 40 Henry
f011d1. Gene Tierney
m Morie: (211r) '1llt l'llita11erp1iia
Story" (com) '40-Kalhaune
Hepburn, lames Stewar1, Cary G!lnl.
llutll Hussey, Rolalld Young
Cl) Meirlt: "Tll11ncltr hid" (adv)
!>8-Rober1 1t111chum. Gene Bury
fl) Cindy Cindy
9 Cloc••tt's YldOl'J Gardtn
fJl) LA. l11tercflln1•
m •""libs (Jf) Miry T ,ter Moore
!RI Oriu Upo11 A Clinic
-6:30-
U t\JllWI
}J Wild lllfl&M
U tlll8C lltn Conftrtrct
U Widt World of Advut11re
"AtomK Accident" Host DI GtOJ11e
ftSChbeck takts Vlfwers back to Jan
u1ry 3, 1961 when 1 ruc1111 lesl1ne
StlllOn 1n Idaho fills, Idaho. WIS
Ulaken by 1n uploSlon and thret
men 11rtre t11pped 1ns1de A physicist.
ldward J Yallt1io was one of the
rescue party who searched for the
men and determined the eatent of
dam11es and decree of radiahon 1n
the bu1ldtna This 1\ his story <m C1ut1e11ce
fl) ,,,. Mslliltl'll
9 Tht f1111Clt Cllef
Of) S..ltdltd
tRJ lie Blut Marble
7:00
D ([) 60 Milllltu U i1ll Wolldtrf ~f World of Disney
"Advelllure tn Satan's Canyon" Film
footaer of kayak compe1itt0n 1n the
1972 Olymp1Cs 1s futured 1n this
story ot the da11ne ru.:ue of a lores!
r1nrer from a treacherous river aorge
by a younr outdoOfsman David Al1n
Balley and Ric:hard Jaedel star
U YOUNG./IONEERS! BY
• CREATO'R Of WALTONS
9 Cl)® flit Y•111 Piollffrs "A Promne of Spnnf When David's
parents send word that they will soon
amve. Molly and Dev1d look forwa1d
with elation to 1reehne the f11s1
cums lo YISl1 ther1 hO<nestud But
the11 roY 1s s~ttered '#lien 1 sto1m
Ms end Molly, bltnded by lhe dust
lalls and 1s badly inrured Ch11tes
Tyner, Jeffrey Allman 1nd Belly
J1nnette 1uest G A•i111al World "Tsavo De11h
Cycle" Bill Burrud narrates
fa Dllk• llo Han1 8 The •• ,,..,..
f.11) Hlrolllto: Tht lmlllKlllate lm·
peror A 6ocument1ry captunn11 the
euence of J1pan ind its people.
t8J S.U.r Mfft Ill liem1111r
-7:30-
111 Tllt loWIJ Vlnloll $llow 9 111 lel4t"9ckt lau ftltlvtl
lertne'" 19!5 Berlin this IS a sac• of fJ (( a&.. "' th k ,~. a compusinate physician and hll ' ,_.. IC-t tn s ·~" s lamily, all of whom are bulleted by someth1n1 re1lly hshy when Flo s u
lh' tury ol Nut bes1111t1y thal was husband ma~es ~n unu pttltd
u11teished upan miffions of Jews and appe1r1nee '1 ltlel s to announce
olhen Perillelini the t1aaedy 01 this lh1t ,atter hve years. their divorce
lam1ly is 1hal of an 1mb11tOUl youn1 wasn t le11l 1l1er all
German lawyer who roins the SS and • The ltlnc 11 C-1111
becomes an 1nlluenflal 11dt on the G &lnw TM AnMtftll&
1enoc1dt ol Jews 1n Eu1ope.
tJ III <ID! Hw 1111 Wat W11 Won
Zeb Macah1n and a 1ud1e aaret on 1
plan In •h1ch Luke will &Oto ,atl 1n a
1amble lo 11111 a pardon, meanwhile,
Jessie and 1he Indian youth WllO
lound he1 1n the desert are set upon
by lfle1I •!lo Hiit to sell 11\tm 11110
slavery
U l.-Alilttka11 Style
0 VANDEMAN PRESENTS
• H1ult With 1 Habit
Cl H 11 Writtt11 m MoN: (2tlr) .... ,. frOlll Ctlo-
rMo" (•es) ·•8-Glenn ro1d. William
Holden. Olen Duw. Edaar Buchanan a> Sa.. y trty Slloe m ...,..,_ .... uia
EID 8l ,,Ml tlld Ille Ntshrp
"Two Concerti' "'1dtt Prevtn
selected COfl<ert1 from the 18th and
20th cen1u11u With the assistan<:e
ol p~n1st Pat11tta P11ths Jennmci
and Korean v1ohn1sl Kyune Wha
Chune Prev1n performs Mo1111 ·s
"Conceno for Two Pianos 1n [ Fial
and the vtoltn concerto ol Str Witham
Walton
9 Three '•s:s,orta lo Antnlllrt
-1:30-
D ON OUR OWN
• Lots Of Surprises At
An Offite hlent Show
ti (JJ On Our Own Bedtord Ad
Aieney celebrates its 25th 1nntver
ury ind the st111 io1ns 1n an ott1ce
talent show
g A livinr uint w1lks
• IMny Indian stretts.
"Come Wilk the World"
Vil\Ctnt Prke ruesb.
U C:O..t Will Ille WotM
II Alntriwl Ulntylt · Pearl Buck
The Woman, The Word and Two Good
brthf' Huah Downs hosts IM pro
1ram about the hie ol Purl Buck a °"' tuy
9 :00
ti (IJ All hi Ille h111ily "Arch1u
Biller Pill Par1 I (R) the rt1lt1ttion
that he 1$ IOS1n& his drum is a Mier
ptll IOI Archie lo swallow, bul wlla1 he
swallows 10 make ti sweeter may lead
to losine his life
U Oral rtoMm 9 Cl) <JD) UC Sundar Movie:
CC) (2'hhr) "Dill!IOflds Art roi.
ner" (R) (adv) '71 -Sun Connery,
Jtll St John. Charles Gray, Lina
Wood, Jimmy Dean Asen! 007 pur
sues an arch vllleln who pl1ns 10
conquer 1ht world us1n1 t spaee
~lellile armed illfh 1 luer bum
10:00 G DALLAS! NEW DRAMA
• SUllES COlfTI•UES O (() 011111 When Pamela's
brother .suddenly comes onto Po1HS
SiOll ot a document that hnks a
Sen1I01 1~ • qucnio1111llc !tna.nml mancement with th' [wines. Pam is
accused OI be1n1 1 spy and no one
comes to her dtlense ucepl her
husband, Bobby
• Dly .. Obcfttry
li)(niest~Htllr
GJ Tllt °" c_.. Q) c.,.I HMr
fl)"""
® $lla4u ot """' m Mettille ., llM 11 iMi
O Gmt rtrftnll111<ts
-10:30-
... Jilll"'Y S.•u•rt s. m-... m WOlldtrlul World
OJ l11e11t11tro
11:00
u u {[I !Jfl ""' e '•cttttters D Mo•it: ~) "fltzwllly" (com)
'68-0ICk. Van Oyke, Barbara Feldon,
Dame Edith Evins. lohn ltlcG1ve1.
Harry To .. oes. lohn Hedler. Norman
rell. Cecil Kellaway m Mow•: "Man from Colorlllo" (wu) '48-Glenn ford . Willttm
Holden. [llen Drew, [dfar Buchanan
Cl> l!Yln& ldua-Of. Rkhtlltu 9 To fly
-11:30-
• s,o.b flftlt/Na1114 of tht &amt
CU Ntw1/ l'Tl tlub D ID Mowit: 1'C) "The Wiaffl of
Gtd" (dr&) '72-Roberl Mitchum.
R1l1 Haywor1h, Fr1n~ L1n1ell1. VoelOf
BuoollO and John Cohcos star
Ull..,
• Tiit 700 aub
T~bt a> m Tiit I'll Club
-11:45-
D Movie. lC' "Stru1er tn 1111
bl!" (wes) '67 Henry Fonda Anne
Suter, Michael Parks, Dan Duryea.
Sal Mineo. Lloyd ~hner. Michael
Bu1ns. Tom Retse. Bernie Hamilton
-11:50-®l Movie: "SlltrloU Holmes ttld
Ille v~uf Terr0t" (mys) '42-Bas•I Ralhbo~. Nitti Bruce
1:00 a MoYlt: "' J." (dra) '68-Georc' Peppard, G1yre Hunnicutt Raymond
Burr. Brock Peters
l·· MONDAY
A"'1l 17
: !::'.a;'..:=i=-~
.... for rour ~itnc•, art lite url' .,.,m.
DAmlU MOVIES
11:30 ID "Born Tt 8t Bad" (dra)
'l-0-Joan Fontaine Robert
Ryan, Zachary Scott
t 2.1IO O CC., • la!IM of A Bounty
Hullltr" (wn) 6~ Jamu
Ph1lblook
3:00 ®J ctJ ''Tllt Rtlurunt Altr~ Mut,. (com) '67 Don Knolls,
Joan r rte man
3:30 O 'CJ ''But I Don't Want to
Get lllarrie•" (tom) 7J
Herschel Bernardi. Kay Mtdlord
Shirley Jones. Sue lyon. Nanette
fabray, Brandon Cwz
EVl!NING
8:00
fJ Cil D 0 Cl1 rt0' tlfl News 0 Emtraency One
0 "GUNSMOKE"
• VICTOR FRENCH
GUEST STARS! Iii ~e Vrttor French &uests m Brady B4l11<h
Cl) Adam·lZ m JolinMJ to Ac1Yt11ture ® Olmensiolls rn Cultures m Dtdrit Celnpany m El Clupuhn Colol ldo lf History of lltllCO
-6:30-
0 Mo¥1t· C (90) "Tiie ~nt<
tron" (adv) 1 J Dennis Cole [lana
Wynter Charles Ournrnt
t Amenu 2111pt
10! Merv Grrfhn m Bewrtthtd m The llootlfl
fl) Cm11n1 Ld1t1011
~ Penonal Finantt m ()ftr usy m Com.Oii Slltn1e
ill) OirntflSioM rn Cultures
7 :00
Cl) Emeraency One
DO ED News 0 l.iirs Club CD Tht Joler's Wlld O Bow11n1 tor OoUus m I lm,lucy
Cl)Adalll·l2 m eartoon ® It's EftlJbodJ's BusintSS
fD llKNelOleluer Report
(JJJ lntertalnment Tonishl
~ Bn 8et6trbtde Jw Fts11nl
-7:30-
D eonsu-8uyh1t David Horo
wrtz suuests ways to save money by
Oorn& your own car repair warns
aiarnst one of the b1uest rrp offs in
the country and e1pfarns ho" those
compultr codr symbols wor~ at the
&rocery stOle
U Newlywe4 G1111e 0 That's Hollywood The ro~ Tots"
Host Tom Bosley takes a lond look at
some of Hollywood's most lalented
youne movie stars. mclud1ne Sh11ley
Temple, Jackie Cooper. Judy Garland
and Mar&arel O'Brien
(I) Namt Thal Tu111
'1J Joler'• Wild
...
0) W~d World ol 6'illtals m Brdt Bculcb m AMnu 2"ilttt r,,1eht'~tml'S
are R10 Moreno, Pearl Wrf1\ale and
Chad BraodOJI o ..... et 1t'T;iiiJ
JQJ Tht.Jreneh thc1
8 :00
D 1 e ·Good fN!les (R) In rebellion
aeainst J J 's take over as leader of
the [wans family lhtlma moves into
her own ott campus apartment. but
finds that bem1 free may cost mo<e
than she eipecltd D Bl lzttlt Ho111e on the Prairit
(R) A t11p lo Ch1ca&o brrn&S d1sap
potnlment to Charles tn&alb and hrs
dauehter Ma1y when they learn
about Ille rn lhe br& crty
g 1110,it: (2hr) "The Nanny"
(susp) '6S Bette Oawrs
0 (3) ClOI Su1ar Time "Free
A&a•n" Spurred by Mau and Manie.
Diane droll$ a bombshell on hef
boyfrrend by suggesting they date
others 1n an open relatronsllrp
O Movie: LC) (2hr) ''Eye of the
Otwil" (mys) '67-0avid Hrven,
Deborah Keri Donald Pteasanct m ~rol Burnett & friends
Cl) SPECIAL 1971 Mrs. America
Beauty 1'11eant (90m) ContesUnl.s
lrom tver; sllle compele lor lhe
Mrs Amrrica crown from lht Hilton
Holel in las Veaas Conlestanls are
1udeed rn swrmsuils and evenin&
eowns n well as tor poise and
personality Bobby Van hosts
1• Adams ChronKlei
fD The 1'11$011tr Change ot M1•d
Instant social conversion is the
proce~ by which hostile members ol
lhr ~1lla&e nave lhttr attttudts
changed thr Prisoner •s ne•l •n lone so Que Pua, USA
-8:30-
D e Baby, 1'111 Bick 01~eus1ed
with Rays 1mspons1b1l1ty Col
Dickey~ unromanlrc alhlude and her
famrly s dependence on her Ohv1a
decides lo gel away lrom her prob
lems by la~m& a 1ob on Guam 1J t 3 J 11QJ MOllday Ni&frt Bmblll
Balhmore •S New York m $128,000 Question
S01 Over Easy
9:00
1J e, 111•A•s•H Charles devrses a
greedy scheme to cash rn on the
Army's uchan&e of old m111lary
money by lltecrne local c1vrlians.
whole Ktrneer s 1nventrve new ploy lo
escape lhe service surp11ses even
Colonel Poller
D l1f Bra bent: Holouust: Tht
RDH to Babt Yar Part II Stars
appunn& lonrghl include Joseph
Bolloms T ovah r eldshuh MKhJtl
Mo11arty On rd Warner. F11t1 Weaver
Rosemary Hanrs Ian Holm Robert
Stephens Meryl Streep Sam Wana
ma~er. CtOf&t RoSt and Blanche
Baker Rurd Weiss and Helena
(Bottoms and r tldshuh) save lhe hie
ol a Nazt off Ker. only to have hrm
denounce them as Jews. latei. they
escape from a procession of Jews
be1ne m11thed 10 8ab1 Yar for annr
h1lahon. [II~ Dorl (Morrarty) 1ss1sls
hrs boss 1n roundin& up "spr~s and
sabateurs" and atlends hrs first mess
uecutron. Josef and Berta Werss
(Weaver and Hams) aie reunited rn
the Wa~w ghet~o where he stro&
ales to prachce med1C1ne
-~
BL'TWFI
' . ~ •' . .__ ,---~i~-
IH LWA RS .,.
.t
The sky was not the hmlt and airplanes were not even
mentioned rn the treaty reached al the world's first dlsarma·
ment conference In 1921 While Japanese delegates
(ab<>Ve) negotiated wrth the U S and Japan rn ytashrngton,
two Japanese observers were watching Biiiy Mllchell
demonstrate the use ol air power In bombing battleships.
The connection between these two events. clear 20 years
later at Pearl Harbor (below), is dramatically evidenced In
the "Washington Naval Confere(\ce: The First SALT Talks"
episode of Between the Wars on KNXT. Channel 2, Wednes·
day at 7·30PM Eric Sevareid Is ho11t-11arrator.
,...
MONDAY (Condn&IH) • TV WEEK, APRIL HI, \9711
ID Mon Griffins-. TU•SD•v I e Mowit: (Zllrl "Tiie utttt roan'' -9:30-01'"' ri of U11<er1lhity & AW (dri) '•l-8etre Dim, Hlfbtrt 8 CJ) (II Th HUHt llOllHft
S '°' lllku MtBNll. Sllw '1ht Ont Whtie Thtre's A ID S.r lhsbl •CJ) 9 Nappy Oan, "fontlt Holdup" Har.ey becomes tht htro
'"" ..a._Tllt~~ ~I~ Shtw . J!t.11.J!. ~ •l!d.1uther T.useadero"~rt II (R) whe n he hel.ps 10111 bank robbt'f
, ... ~TT. -r-1.,_ ~' , , , --. ~-•DI• ~~fq< -~13'fadM ~ '-'".. ~~. •
• ~ Ollt Di; if A TlfM (llf tlf:' 11::'1, .,,,.._,.. -_. ,.. .'" 'l#ltJU. ~
Juht and 81rba11 art stadled when a .. ...:. -· ~ •• ,. .. ho,,[.~m1nid to'iO on lou willt ·m r,u;;i,tl fr0~tM1111ras ..... ")
handsome y0un1 man arnm 11 theu _, ia. Ltathtt ~nd the Suedts red aroup d1spla1ed al the Museum ot F1nt Aiu
doOl m surch of his fon1~t fatlltr, DAmlt£ llOVIES as • "doo woo" cul Swie Quatro 1n Boston. Mass
but lhe bluest shoe• 1s Sclt11e1du's ruts! sla1S u le111ter Te1sc.de10 Q) Gfl Surt 1 l:lO ID "Tll• E11forc.er" (mys) D lllewit: CC> (211r) 1\e ltrriM"
ID II'"*-o,wit• 'SO-Humphrey 8oprt (d11) '70-DaV!d McCallum
12:00 D a::> "Wild H11il1ae" CD Cini lwllltt ,..4 frlnds 1 O:OO (dla) ~-Will Roaers Jr Cl) lltwle: (2i rl "Struut
D CJ) Ltu Gfut (R) 81"" Ntw l:OO (])~"Th• ladl11 llu " htlt4p" (adv) '60-JeHre7 Hunler,
1111n enters Ille ht1dqu1r1ers of an (c~) '61-Jeny lewis. 81lhe Burkt
Anltncan Na11 party to Wlllt an 1n J:lO . ct) "The Cotlrtsllip of fB lltw$
depth story on Ille r;icrst £'4it's Flllltr" (dra) '6J-Cltnn flJ 18) I S.Ucfll 11f lrotller AurhOI
oiraniulion r ord, Shirley Jones, Ronny Alu Haley host.s "'d Jamtt Ori e a..., Howard Jones n1111tes lhiS document1ry
Q) ltl's Miu 1 DHI focus1ne on tht rema1nm1 SOOD S So r .. Wint Ill It A c.ritrldlf D1uka bushmen Druka ceremonies
O Aller Ille Act of Ul!Wt•iftty aVaNING nher btlOlt frlmtd m emot1on1t fD Mk:tlttl JICUofl Jackson's ruut h1&hpornts of a un1qe chapter 1n
JS crime' reporter Theo Wilson who I 00 black h1stoiy-1n ~lucan culture pre
discusses the unique natuit or runes : ser1ed over cenlunts 1n a loter&n and furors and WhAt IS most luc1nat D CD D • (J) !!al a ,.... land.
1n1lo1 lrfal tej)Or1er-lht c11me, lht 8 CmtrclllCJ ON G> Mana11a Ser• Ol'o Dll
C1Tminal or the tri1I 1t1tfl Cl GUNSMOI([" 9 Tur~bout
-l0:30-* ANTHONY ZCRBE -B:lO-
tD m Nm (:UEST STARS TONITE U CJ) SP£CtAl lu1• lunny rn
O A11JW !ti T1t111J9111 D ~. S,,ce (R) Bucs confronts a Martian SJ TIM lbc•lltlellm R1port m TIM llady lunch wllo &rves the chtekV rabbit noth1n1 a> Mlm· 12 bul lroublt u they swap vrJrls lo 11 :00 ID Alatin City Umlts m h other's home planets And Bues
• CJ) D • CJ) ClJ) a ~ : ~=r~llU f1n6s an an1wer to hi$ pms1ne QUts e LM A!Mric.a11 Style hon "Whats Up 0oc1
G lfftl1: (?:) "Cll114 Ulld1< A -6:30-8 CI) ~ llterftl & Sl11rl1y
1.ur• (dr1) '74-Dyan Cannon. U llHlt : CC) (90)"Tlle U1Jy 'Robot lawsurl" (R) Whfn l1verne
Donald Pilon. Joseph Cam111nell1 AIMriun" P1rt I (dra) '63-lrtarlon and Sh1tfey 10 shopp1ne. l1verne it
ID TIM 04d Co.pie 8r1nclo, S.ndra Churcll, Par Hrnale 11tackeO by 1 toy ulled Ro1er Robol
G) lilMty 'rtftol\'s flyfna Circus Cf) Amtrla 211iflll and 1n unusu1I to11r1room b1111e
O AlllH aN lttNlia ~ *" Griffitt SllOW dmloj)s when she 1ues llrt store m Dick c. .. tt m lttritdlt4 m eross.w-Jb llJ MKlltll/llllrH Report Q) Tiit Wiil tD Bartolo
-11:30-fD °'"' Wy ® Oftr E.a$y fll) Tiit GrOlllll• YtarJ U CJ) CIS I.alt MoM: ~ "lkitl • 9:00
111 Ille S11n" (•uJ 47 -lennolei 7:00 fJ CIS TutsdaJ lllowlt , l'tJ
Jones, Crraory Pee\ Emtr1111cy 011t (Z'Ahr) "A Maft Called HorM" (RI
D ID Jollnn) Cl11011 Don Rrc\lu D B m 11tw1 'draJ 70-llichard Huus, Manu rs ruut nosr e u. ti·... r • CIJ (]) ,olice Storr 'Clamor " "" upou. Dame Jud1lh Anderson. Jun
Boy" Don Meredith ind Tony lo CJ) The '°'"'1 Wild Cason, Corinna Tsopei, Dub Taylor
811nco star u a pair ol delechvts Cl lowlina lot Doflln lord John Moraan (Hams)-capturtd
who are hushaled rn their efforts to m I i.o.t Lucy by Chief Yellow Hind (Tupou), wh ile
capture a $lick bank robber who a» Ad1111· l2 hunlmr rn lhe D1kolas-1s aiven to
prictrces his art in broad di•hahl @ Dtmensiolll In C11ltutes the mother of tht Ch11t who usu him ' SD MacNtll/l1!1111 Report is a bust or burden-a "horse " 1nd Yflthoul the aid of 1 run. tDl Cllttrtall1111tnt Tonlfht tilorun learns !hat the only way to
: :t's:1rt <e Tiit Ho11tt Cilrdl11t< 1111n his freedom rs to prove himself m a C.'4'°'*1.....,. -7:30-worlhy ol btrne. Sioux wamor
D C.lldid C.111tra D ID 811 bent: Holoaust: Tiit 1 2100 a ~ &.me rw1 Solutioft Joseph Bottoms. T cwah a TwUlp t z-• 9 HollJ'll'Od Sq"''" Feldshuh, Meryl Slreep, James m Cr..,.Wlts CJ) Tiit Golla Sflft Woods, David Wtrner. Rosemary H11
Qt Mowit: (?:) "A Very flrifrtt G lohr'a Wild ns, Ftrl1 Wmer. Mid>ael M011arty,
Ml1I'" (dra) '61-Muct•lo Mas ID Tiit 1<14Y hndl Ian Holm, Ce01ee Rose, Robert Ste
I 8 rtt D. dot .., Anlerlc.I 21ticfit Ton1•ht's cutst. phens Ind Sim Wanamaker •PPt•• ro11nn1 "I e ,.., • ton1••t 0ud1 and Helen• (Bottoms Karen Lynn Co!ney, co stir ol "Sat •" " • -12:30-~1y0N1Jhl ftvtr" ind Ftldshuh) drt m1111ed. tnra 9 GeM Autry 1U1 T fly Helms Weiu (Streep) ui.s a N111 a Starti111 'Out on the Outskirts S) 21 TlfliPI offrcer lo denounce her so she can
of Town" Anne 81nc1oft. J1ck War 1B ~ torn her husband in a cQllttntratron
den. faJ Bainter Jlar When a woman ump, HtydrlCll (W1rner) rs IUISSl
walks out on 1 turbulenl mamaae. 8 :00 naled and has SU«tssor uncovers
she rs cauabt rn a conleS1 between D Sa111 When a terroi111 noll some haf111 anti-Cerman ar1 by ar1
herself, her stront willed mother and Ires 1n arrlone he's planted ll bomb 1sts 1n lhe ump, and the Nam plan
lier tnraetd husblnd a~rd a rethner, Sim and Mike to "rtsettle" 6.000 J"°"s a day from
<Im lrMtidt Breen ire summoned lo fry 10 loatt lhe Wai~• ehetto ID Alfred Hitcllcod. ,rn.nts lhe deadly dewi« Ceoree Gobel 1nd D (]) (ID) ThrH'I Coftl,.llJ (R)
Vrvran Yance 1uest "Chnssy's N1&M Out" Jack defends u a llan fl'Olll Atlantis When Chns:sy's llonot when I man •ho
10:00
8 (II Jullt hrr M.D.
"Careers ' Dr Frankli11 (Ralph Bell
amy) refuses to aecepl the fl!(( that
11m, hH eroded h.s surcical ~ills.
an early birth 1ef)Otd11es a molher's
(Belinda J Montaomeryl weer ano
an effrcency t1Ptr1 tues 10 0<t1n11e
his wile's 11re1n1ncr .......
Q) Ut'I Milt l Dul
8 llleell111 of Minds m MldlNl IKUoll Cuut. Caidrnal r rmothy Mannina. discusses several
complh and cor11rovem1l 1ssuu at
fec t1na the church 1n this decade.
({QJ Nnndleci
-10:30-..,.., llfllS
f2l) Tiit Madltll/ Ullrtt Rt)IO(t O Sy111bleilb
11:00 rn U 8 ID am 8 ltns a Lott Amtric.111 Style
Ill Morie: CC) "April lot•" (mus)
'57-Pat Boone. Shirley Jonn .., flit Odd to.pit
Q) llolll) l'lftlon's n,1111 Clr'llt o Tiit OriclM!s
fD DK• Cavett
A MKW/lellrtt .. )IO(t
-11:30-
UNrrs
u @ ltfllHIJ "''* a <Im Mowi• of the ""' 'Sm1es" Andy G11fl1th and Sam
Bottoms st11
CIS Utt Mow1t m t11a1 G111 a> Gel Smart em a C.ptlontd ..,.,
12:00
D CIS Late Mowl1: Ct) "Ru•,
Gentry" (dra) '52-Jennifer Jones,
Cll111ton Heston, Karl Malden loj•• a Tw111111t Zone
tD Mowlt: "lttlnntn1 of tht fnd" (dra} '41 -Br11n Oonlevy
Cl) Mowit: ''Ctimt l '11nllll111t11t"
(drt) '59-Georee Hamrllon
-12:30-D Mow1c; "Tiit £111pl1 C111m" (dra) '64-Bette D1v1s
2:00
CJ Mowlt: ~ "la,.ta: Cff.
quistfdor ol IM l'ldfic" (1dv) '64-rran~ lattrmore
-2:30-e lilo'Ms: ' Belle of the N1nehes,'
'The Mystery of Ma11e Roaer·
ID Mmes: "The Come On;· "Mat
belh"
-3:20-1:00
D '8JJ_,.,.
D IS,y
Mark Hams (P1t11ck Duffy) rs offered misunderstands her lrrendhnus D lilfttit: "M•rdfr Oii MondlyH
as a t.1t11l1te lo a learsome two shows up at the apatlment and no (mys) ·~-Rafptt Rrch11chon
-2:05-a Mowit: "lasJ llYillf" (dr1) ·•9-
Lutill• 8111. Vietor Mature ,,_,.,a
headed ~o monster, ht rediscovers one knows he's • coi>
an old tnend, con man Muldoon (led (]) Rldt Man hor Man
Neeley), who has lroe-ed the n1tim m Men Grifff11 $1,..
of an 1s1and into P'Yln£ him homaee, ® Mnt1rplecf Tllttlre
4:00
Ill lllowl1: "When lours Mtet"
(com) '46 Georae Brent.
11:30 ID <t:l "Ri4t ltyt14 Vu·
ltlMI" (d11) 66-Clluc~ Con
nors. M1chul Renn1t, loan
Blondell, Glolia Gf1h1me
12:00 Cl (t) "Olllte Utile LMJ''
(dn) '!>!>-M11 Zenerhn&. Guy
Rolfe. Terence M011an
•VINING
8:00
8 rn De Cl) CIDl ID News
8 Enitr&HCY 0111
"GUNSMOKE" TONIGHT * LEE J. COBB
GUEST STARS
-~· m TIM lfldy lullC~
.., Adanl·l2
@ llKlllJ II Coull!
mo.ctrk~ny
9 History of lluko
-6:30-
D ll"1t: (t) (tO) "The Ualy
Anlericlll" Conti (dra) '63-Matlon
Brando. Sandri Church, Pal H1n1lt
Cl) Anltrica 2'11pt
[a) lltn ~ill Show
ID lewltc:M4 Cl> Tiit Wies
• [ftnift( Editloll
fD 0..r (.uy S~lll Cultum
7:00 rn Tht Golla Sllow
uemttews
•Liars Club
CJ) TIM Jot.tr'• Wiid
Cl ii.tinllof Dolltra ID I LIM ucy .., Mlm-12 a It's c._,., .• l\lslMSJ
ID Tiit lbdltll/l.tllrtr Report
9 Utt Around Us D tre.tlvt Stltdluy
-7:30-
fJ 1921 WASHINGTON * NAVAL COllFUEllCE 8 Qll ltlwttft the Wm "The
Washinaton Hml Confe1ence 1921
The F1rs1 SAlT Talks" The world's
firs! ma)OI d1sarm1menl conference
hm11l tht pos1 w1111ms rate and the
most 1mpor11nl straleaoe weapon of
tht times-the b1ttltsh1p-tven as
forces lavo11n1 d~rm1ment clash
with those fno11n& m1lrtary s1rencth
(]) llt's Go to tM bees
IJ SM lb Na
• Tiit llftlywd "·IN • SP£CW. ~r "The Foret
Is With Us" Host J1ne Fond• t1~u 1
loolt at the pot1nt11I of solar tnern
and the controversy involved 11 11s
uplortahon
CJ) Thi ma.ooo Question
Cl Tiit ~era Wild
[a) f•MllJ ftu4
ID Tht lf1'y lvndl ID Amtric.I ZNirht Barbara Ftldon
auesh.
0""" m 21 T01111111
9Stt!Mlul
8:00
8 CJ) The Milin& s,w.i11111 A
v1!111110us h1~h prrtsl ol an outltwed
cull ol warnors who worship Rava.
-9:30-lttr" (sci Ii) '67-Ak11a hurada,
Im M1111dos Opwstos IOIU W1t1nabe 10•00 Cl> Morie: (t) "8ordtr Rim "
11 C) llt'lft • (wes) 'S4-Joel McCrea. Yvonne De
l.h! .• ....91..!t.!!~-~a~n.!.'o~. !_ " _,... --tJet to ··sivt uf~ lbOi •I Jltl " '"
museum 1nd return ti to Kahs1a n.
thereby rec11nin1 his power om lhat
country
t ... ,_ Clrlo •!9"~"" tu'~"I,.. _p.111ru.a_,tt......,..~ °"4--4
c es 1nvo ed ~ ~"nd'tr ' t..:.:.. "' "' --~· i;,,.~u. ~·
WOlld &an&sttr's dlU&hter 1nd IS -12:30-,
compelled lo use lhe relat1onsh1p to D Movie: ''The LOii Wtt•tftd"
1a1n evidence 101aStnale 1nves111a (dta) '4S-Ray M1lltnd Jane ~man loon Ph1hp I wy, Ho111rd da Silva m let's lbh I Ot1I II ®l MJStttJ ti tlle llktk fa lsntl Today fD Tiit Mttll«il/llllrer Report
Im 'Kio Ot AMor 0 Sound1t1ce ludy Collonv
Leonard Co~tn"
D Qll~CIAl lift& of tM 1usb
A hulllOlous animated muS1Cal telhn&
lhe story of how the hem WIS trans·
foimed lrom a &hb bumbl1n1. aw
dent prone cat rnto tht cool.
couraatous leader of all animals D Morie: ~ (lllr) "Wlltre loft
Ku GoM" (dra) '6'-Betle Davis, -10:30-
1:00 a a r omorrow
0 I Spy
2:00 Susan Hayward Q) ti) fl) llews
D Mo¥1t: "Another P11t of tht
fonst" (dra) 'C8-fred11c March
Ann Blyth. Edmond D'B11tn. John
Dall. Dan Duryea. Florence Eld11dge Q) Movie: "Howerds of Yir&lnia"
(d11) 40 Cary Grant, Martha Scott.
S11 Cedrd Hardwlcke. Alan Marshal
II CIJ ® Eicllt Is Enou&ll Ille o Sy111biosii
Return of Aunl!e V'" (R) Turmoil
st11kes lhe Bradlord household when 11 :00
Tom's flamboyant sister &•VU lhe 0 8 II {)J (10; il.11 News
neiwlyweds the down payment on a D loft Amtrkan Stylt
mansion li1 Morle: "The Mudlark" (dra) li1 Mowit : {t1 (21H) "Whit's So St -Altt Cu1nneu. ltene Dunne.
814 About fulinc Goo•lr' (com) Andrew Ra1
'68-Georce Pepp;ud, Mary Tyler m the Odd Couple
Moore. Dom Delurst Ci) Monty 'Ython's f11in1 C1m11
-2:30-
fJ Movie: "Showdown" ('!fes) '63-
Audre Murphy. Kathleen Crowley
Charles Drake Q) Ciro! lurMtt & ffltnds @ OlalO&lltS a> Mowle: ~ (2hr) "Gentlemen fl) V1ritdldes
Merry l tuMltts" (mus) '!>5-Jane rJal llhdltil/l1l11er Report D Mow~: "She Wold of London,"
Whal Happened Al Cimpo Russell, Jmne Crain -l l:30_ Grandel" f.m @ llon ({OJ 8i1 leidtrbe<ke Jau Festro l 0 CIJ CBS Lah MoYle: H•••ll fivt-Otloje• 4:00
-8:30-a a '°"""Y C.llOll " a QI) The Ii& Eftnt: Holouust: II (]) ®I ,olice Story a CWlt: t-CJ Mllttle of llerem"
TM Sawift& b111l111nt (2\oihr) Sam m Tllat Girl tdra) 71 Yul Brunner Hardy
Wanamaker, James Woods Meryl ti) Gel Sllurt Krucer Orson Welles Franco Hero.
Streep, Tovah Feldshuh. Joseph Bot 9 fD tiphontd ~BC llm Sylva koscrna
toms Rosemary Hams. Full Wuver, -4:30-lom Bell. Mrchael Moriarty, Geoice 12:00 m Mo¥1t: •1wo ff A llftd .. (dra)
Rost and Robert Stephens As the D Tw!li1ht ZOM SI -Edmond O'Brotn Lrnbeth
Nazis start to resettle'. the ghetlo CD llovit: "Goclnlb a Su Motl· Stoll T trry MOO!t Aluander Kno1 residents tn concentration camps, r-------------_...: ______ _
Moses Weiss (W1n1ma~t1), who had
been smuutrna 11ms into the fhtllo.
leads an up11sm1 and IOI 20 days, a
few hundred Jews Mid off 7 ,000
well 11med soldrers. Karl Weiss
(Woods) has a brief reunion wrth his
writ btlort board1n1 a train for Aus
chw1tz, Helena (hldshuh) IS killed
•nd Rudr (Bottoms) escapes Rudr
reunited Mith lnea. prepam to lud
a party ol orphans to Palestine
Q)Crou-Wib 0 Ovtr Easy
9:00
D (I) CIS Wednuday Movie:
J::) {2tlr) "Posse" (wes) ·75 1\11~
Oouelas. Bruce Dern, Bo Hopkins,
James St1cy, Luke Askew. David
C.nary Marshall Howard Hr&hlinealt
(Ooualls) hlS mapped out a straterr
to carry him to the U S Senate-
us1na hrs badae to lurther his pohtr
cal amb1l1ons But his plans backfire
rn the pursuit of j wily lrarn robber '
(Dern) who eludes and l1unts lhe
Marshal, determined ROI to let a man
uu hrm u 1 sttpprne stone lo
pohliu I power
8 (]) ®! Cllarll1'1 An11ls (R)
Slb11n1 falls deeply on love wrth 1
rvued younc man who may have
been involved rn a slayon& lht 111ts
art 1nvesto1a11n1 at a sens1t1v1ly 1n
strtute Peter Haskell euests
0> MttY t:rltflft Siio. fllll i8) t:rtll ,,rf_,llCH: liYt
f rOlll ~" '9tlttr The Sarni ot
Bleeker Street" lht ~ew York Crty
Ope11. 1W1lh C..the11ne Amahtano and
f nrrco DI Gu1seppe. perform I hrs
open ol • reh11ous mystic receivina
the st11mall on her hands
IOJ Atnlin City Limits
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THURSDAY
11:30 CD tCJ "lbrjo11e Morn·
lnpbr" (dril) ·57 Gent Kelly
Natilhe Wood. Ed Wynn Ctaue
Trevoi. Carolyn Jones
12:00 O "II« W111ttd on Voy111"
I
(com) !>7 -Ronilld Shiner
Grilf11h lones
3:00 1IDJ CCJ "T-Slla•rm Gun in
tlu Wnt" (wtO 68 Oon
Molls lildrt Coofiln
3:30 O Cl "Meet •h in Lu
Vtps" ldia) ·~ Din D111er
Cyd Chari™ Acnes Moorenud
EVENING
8:00
tJ (]) B D ()) 110 ll News U lmtrcency One
0 "GUNSMOllE"
• CUUDC AKlllS
GUEST STARS TOlllT£
O Gu11S1noh
CD TM Indy 8u11Cll
Q) Albm·l2 if4) TM Adami CluonKlts
fID Once UPo11 A CbUK
~ rtl10IUI finance
-6:30-
tJ lllovie: c 1 (90) "A tto-hnc in
Utt Woods" (SUSI>) Tl -Bar bm
ACROSS
I Possessing
5 Nasty
9 lye
1 O H.J1r colottng 11 Gary or Jaclue
13 Nega1tve respon~e 14 Rind
16 Pttnt1n1 measure
18 Pos11tve reply
19 Perseveres
21 Latin gods 23 To make fret
25 lovely 28 Poeltc contrac11011 29 T1nu
32 Cute
36 ltahan pronoun
37 ·Shy 38 She's my gar
39 Nol htr$
40 All rrghl 41 Durre
42 Infants
TV WEEK APRIL 16 1978
8 Morlt : (2hr) "Old Acquainl · 9:00
111ee" (dr1) '43-Belte Oavrs, M~1m tJ lU Hf•1ir ftH·O McGauet
Hopkins PU1$UU a parr ot lo1e1an aetnls wllo
D m ((OJ Wekomt 8a(). !lotter lie emutrng an UOhG~compl1c '?>
• • "~'J Wu" Mt ~· ~~111 .l!if' ~ .. • :r--'t.r!4icJ:· ..,., )M'" .J.:.. ...a..:..: ~'~' ~--·; ..
t <,i.;;y]'I ...,.-....--... ~---'"'"" ~vtlll --·-~ ....... , 'l;'" fiacher S111ku Ba18a11no In where 1 ne1111 ~cret m1ssrle delense
tJ , fJ Tltt Wa/tons No 1nlormahon
available from lhe Nelwor~ 11 our
prmtrme
0 ()t Hanna·Bubtn Ham Hour
Honey ~nd Sis 21eel aue~ts Abe
Vrgoda Melissa Gilbert and Belly
WMe
DOWN
I Glad
2 DC s partner 3 Faulls
4 Icon 5 F1m1ly uar
6 Babylonian pttUI
7 Rutherford or Sothern
8 Mother 1n·law 01 Ruth
IO Partner of she
12 Buddy
15 Spooky 17 Female title
19 Small dog 20 Poetic form
22 Yes vote
23 Italian
2<1 Medic (abbrev I
26 Jewish m1n1ster
27 Tow
30 Grtns 31 Ou1>l11• res1den1
33 Amos
34 PM's parlner
35 ·me lips' monogram
36 Pa s partner
38 Engage tn a winier sport
39 Hello
40 Pref•~ for before
front ft!. a class Scoll 81ady &uests sySlem rs being ·itsttd. and results rn Ill S'tCIAl leruu lem !hrs pro Ille murder ot l US Nan i officer
gram Imes the cooo yur history 01 B (ff} Black SMt11 SlflildrOll ' The
/trusalem from the B1bhcal trmu ol 200·Pound Go1111a·· (R) Set Andy
Abraham to the Un1hation 1n 1967 MICkhn s promohon lo wamnl ol m C,rot 8u~tt I fritnti f1cer so hustrates him that he eoes Cl> Motte: CJ (Zhr) "1'111111 of on a 1amp1ge and lands in1he 1>11e
rortu11'' (dta) '61 l\en Scott. Raler Robert Conrad. Dana [lcar and Red
Johnson West slar
fl) ltlli&1u Htij1 U Cl) tlDl 8atHJ Miller the
fID Who llnows One! The Nal1onal • Chase" (RJ Wlule Wo10 meens
Theater ot the Deal celebrates the 1round fun City 1n a commandeeied
PaSSO'fer Seder ub. I.he dtlectrm ~d al lht pre O> M111a Sera Otro Oi1 noel house have to cope Nllh an
l{OJ An,one 10< Ttally10n! undercover 1nytslrfal1on ltd by In
-8:30-ter111t Altrars.
U m ffO ~l's Happenrnr R.11 m llltrv Grrffin Show
Goes lo Press" When tuchtr Miss fB Socur from Gtrmanr
Collins ctnsors Ra(! arl1CIU ht ca Austrft City lrmrb
•rote IOI lhe $Chool newspaper ht fD ~
qurls and starts an undereround o~b m "°'"" Tlp.tlrlS
huhon and e•ns the time ol her ~O Tht Adams Cluon!des
ned ..s11rprrse • lest -9:30-
0 SPECIAL Ben Gunon Remem· u w tJO) U .S Hud1011 Strttl
be11 The lormtr lsnel1 premier looks , "Dr Friedman" An om rough! phys
back on htl hie and itcalls lht P••t 1c1an 1oes 11ound the bend and
lie played 1n lhe lorma11on ot Ille makes a blundering allempt to lake
stare ol IS1atl hlJ own ~le m frvth 01 Con~11t~n OJ Mundos Oput1105
J4l Consumer Surm1t Kil
fID Arabs 111d lsmlis "lhe Pales 10:00
l1mans Part I" A two par1 proaram O 1 e Baru., Jona (R) A 12
devoted to uplounc con1ru1rna per yur otd rul's accur11e tOfcHts ot
ceptions ot lhe Paleslrn1an aspuJlron 111110 dUlhs and a drsapptarnace
101 a homeland leaos Bunaby lo btheve he may be
OJ los <Amp1drn dtahne w1lh the occult rn a small
~ O'ler tasy country town
Answer at end of
the Saturday 109
Pege 12
TV WEEK APRIL 16, 19/8
U QfJ Poh<t WolnaA Am~hon U Mot1t: (2hr) "Deception" (d11) Q) let's llbh A Otal -
(Rl A hot sllot 110l1tt ott1ce1 11 re FRIDAY '46-Belle Davis. Claude Rains fD Michael JKQoll Guest Ralph •
Sfnted by oth~ on the lote=1e. (!Id U 1 fJ gJ Oonnr ' M1rlt (R) Or!JIOn. president ol lht ~hfOlntl
"' -• 1nlbrmtrs ., ~~ 6t ti • • • ,;; .. , ·':... • .Z ·::, ·~ "1 • ' ~~ "' ..Qlllhllb'ljlU~ "' • -. • ~ ~::..·· . ' ~ Cu'·*mJrt-Calll ~Bi4L l.li~.l.!Pl"l.~111-J . s ~ ",/
money and 1mphcate1 him Michael For momlna and aftt,_ listi!llJ, fre'11~ ren 1er. 1 t ino•" life~ fJl('!)O'">ritr11 1 '¥?
Burns and Paul Wilham~ tuesl ~wt DAmltlE ~S Be· the let Aneets . ' 111tomptlenl •
U Ci1 llws low: lor rour OOIMftlfftet, are IM l'J M~te: C..cJ (Zllr) "A Man tD h dv De Alnol U rl) (fat U C News Closeup ~J s lllO'lllS. AloM" (wes) '55 llar Miiiand Mary 9 lhrld
lhe Amtr1un Almy No inlo1ma DAmMl MOVIES Muiphy. Waid Bond hon iVitfable lrom t~e Neh101~ al m Carol lllrnelt ' Fnt11ds
our press lime 11:30 m "Sahara" 1adv) 43 a> lilofit• (!:) (21tll._"Rtd wlt.tri" a> Let's Make a Dul Humphrey Bocart (mus) '!'>4-Rose""'f'Ctooney Guy
@ M1fferp1Kt Th«atu 12:00 O .eJ "It's A WondtrM M1lc~ell, lick Carson
fD Mithatl Jackson Cunl Peter WoOd" (mus) ~-Ce01ee Cole flJ Hana 8ouro
Gmnbert lhe West Coast 1ttwnal Kathleen Hamson m ti llfl WuMn1tu Week 1~ edtlOI foi Ht• limes m11azmt dis 3:00 fW <-'. "The 8uJy 8od)'' ..._
cusses lhe power ol ma1111ne jOUr (com) '67 Sid ~esa1 m Manana Sera Otro Ota
naltsm and whether or nol ma1111nts 3:30 0 ICJ "Marry Me! Mury :_8·30-
could tePl<Kt newspapers Mor' (com) '68-Claude Berri. 8 (Jt) C,O Sh.1rhy 'The hen
fDl llttntllt<k [hsabelh Wiener Couple" Chrel Sharkey mom off
-10:30-base again. thLS ltmt with Chief m a> """ Robinson. but th,1r 1omant1C inter m Tht MKllt11/ltllrt1 Report EVENING ests collide when mh conwees on
9 Protlt11 the bachelor pad w11h h1~ date al the
11 :00
0 m ., u rlJ nOl !)ti News
O love Amerlc.'" Slylf
Ill •iwlt e l "llacan" (adv) 68
T~ H;ird10 m Tht 044 touoi.
Q) Momy l'ytllon's fly1n1 tir<ul
ti Tu""boUt fD Did Cmtt
1$}) Madltilll.Allrtr Reoon
-11:30-
f) CllS ult Mcw1t C "Tht
hthtr ot the 8fidt" (corr,) ~
(htabelh laylo< Spenw l1acy Joan
Bennett Don Taylor B1lh~ 8ur~,
U IJJ lohn11y Carson
U fl.. ~ Slaruy & Hutch m Tllal Grrl a> Get Sftlart m t24) Captioned A8C News
12:00
O Twihpt Zone m c1ou-Wrts m Motit: "The Hollywood Story"
(mYS) 51-AIChard Contt. Julte
Adams m 11ews1Mme
-12:30-
0 M~1e: "Contempt" (d1a) '64
Bri~11te B~rdol. Jae~ Palanct
U rf l ~!Toma m Mo~ie: "Cover Girl" (mus) '44
Rita Hayworth Gene Kelly Phil Sil
~tr\ OllU Krucer, Eve A1drn
1:00
U t>t T OlllOl'ro.
O ISpy
2:00
fJ Mom· cc "Fame ll the lhme
of the Carne" (mys) '66 lonv f11n
C1nsa Jill St lohn lack lltueman
O Mme: C. "'tntC 111 the City"
(dr1) 68 Howa1d Dull Lindi C11s
tat Ann Jtffriu Nehemiah Pmotl
-2::ro-o Motits. Capltve Wild Woman
"Rattnl Blood" m 1110111: "The Brain lltlaclli11e''
(mrsl ·~ Pat11ck Sarr C1111beth
All.in. RllSSell Napier. Muwell Reed
4:00
f) Tiit Sten Uw1rdS Sllow
Cil Motlt: CC'l "lam Lin" (dra)
'69-Ao Gardner, Ian MtShane
-4:30-m Motlt: "Atta" of the Crab Mon·
lttr" (set h) '!>7-Ric~ard CarlMd,
Pamela Duncan. Russell Johnson
6:00
0 m u u Cl) ®J (}ti llm
O Anceb Bmblll California vs
Minnesota ConMued 11om 5 JOPM
0 "GUNSMOKE"
• EARL HOLLIMAN
GUEST STARS TONITE
l'J Cunsmote m 81147 84indl a> Mam·l2 ® Ountn-1n Cultur1$
fD Zoom ~ Hls1ory ~ Me I.KO
-6:30-
fJ Htre and flaw 1 Amenu 211ipl
t0 Ille" GoffHI Sllotr m 8twitcllt4 a> TM Rooklft
~ ,tflllftal filljn<t
fD O'ftr Easy
SO CoMunt.1 Surma! lht
7:00
fJ Tht lilupptb ·
• 3 1 Cme111nc' One
UUOl"""' 1•1 Tiie Joier's Wild
0 llowfln1 for Dollars
m l Lon wcy
Q)M1m·lZ
~4l 11'1 £myllodfs Business
fl!) Maclltil/Lthrer Report
lltl Ent1ru1nment Ton11hl rGJ Voter's PipeUne
-7:30-
f) All-St11 Anythina Goes e Wild Kmcdom
O CfO: Hollywood S4uun
11 Tht lltlupptll 0 Tht lo4er't Wrld m lfady 84intll G> Ameria tlliaht V1nc,nt l'rtt,
euesls
(l(I C,lilon11a lOlll&M
ED 21 Ton11ht
8:00
O 1 t Wonder Woman 011n1
Prince enroule lo a desert launch
sile tor a m1ss1lt test. l1nds hersell
s1det11cked in an almost ghosl town
that she seems unable lo leave Q @ ,REMIUE Comedy Time
"last Chance" Tiie bOys al a cwnty
1ehabrhlahon camp 101 1uvenile de
hnquenls \lop al noth1n1 to ouhul
Ille camp d11eclor his 16 yur old
dauahter a dedicated counselor and
lht none too bl1&hl camp auard Sor
1 ell Booke. Will Matllrn11e, Debi
RIChler I Andrew Kennedy, Jaason
Wal•er ind Albert lnstnn11 CO·star
r.ame lime m CIDSS-Wits m tl4J 0 Wall Shtel Week
ID Eduardo If
9:00
fJ \IJ Tiit lr1m4~~ Hull Wh1I,
working 1n a las Veeas casino. Ornd
Banner aids an 1nveslttiltve 1eporter
wo<kln& on a cambhne scand1l 1nd 1s
put 1n lhe posilton ol also help1nc his
nemesis McGee (JKk Colvin) U QI) Tiit •ocUord Fries
Beamer's last Case" (R) Whtn J•m
Rotkl0<0 1tlurns from vaul1on lie
distovm that someone has us11mrd
his 1denhty. run up huae e1oenses
and antaaon11td clients •h? now
seek ievenar
U (l ) 11~ ABC Friday Motit: IC
(Ziii) "Seaets" (R) (dra) 11 $UQn
Blakely, Roy lh1nnes. Joanne lrn
ville. John Randolph An unhappily
marrred young woman (Susan
Blakely) who. because ol emotions
she cannot understand 01 control
becomes compulsrvely promiscuous
1n a desperate attempl to l1nd the "secret" of happ1neu
mMerlGritfitt fD Tolii No Mlda CMJ Great 'erformanus 'live from
Lincoln Center/Tile Sarni ol Bletk~r
Slreer· (R) m Maiterpitte Thutrt Dlll Mu
lual frtend ' In lhe opening seemenl,
the discovery ol a dead man llo111ng
1n 111e lllames arouses susp1crons
and a arowma hunaer IOI mono '" a
group ol characters represenhna sev
eral $0Cral strata ot 19th century
London line Seymour. lohn Mc[n
try, leo McKe1n and Allie Ba5$ slat
!JO firinr lJM
-9:30-
fB""' ID MundoJ OIM'tos
10:00
O (9 I H11»a11ds, Witn and
loffrt Cluldleu Dtlon and Courtney
fielding make all the arr1n1ements
with •n un•ed mother to be lo adopl
her baby and then they tel cold
leeL This ep1SOde previously sthed
uled tor ~n earlter date
D 18J Qul11~ "0,alh Cash fl
Vote" (R) Qumcy mveshgales the
alleard sute1de ol a youna labof
leader and hnds h1msell 1n Jh~
middle of a b11tle between two
unions lhal a•e vyma to repreunl
farm wo1kers
U CJ ED News
-10:30-m a> Ncwi m Eurepe (&pcm
fD lltlxlhll/ l..tlrtr Report
11:00
D Cl' IJ U CJ) ClUl OJl """ D Lon Anttria• Style m llloN: C'-> .,.,., l'llluld AnJoftt
Want To liA A Nk• Girt Lih Yov"
(mys) '68 Eva Ren11, 01v1d Buck.
Peter Vauehn m Tht Od4I Couple a> lloftty fltlloll's Fly1~t Ctrtus m Diel Clntt
0> Variedadts
9 Tiit M1<lltR/Lthre1 Report
-ll::ro-
f) tlJ llllA 111 CIS NBA olayoll
came. teams to be announ<:ed
U IUJ loflll11r Cal'IOft George
Carlin emt hosts II CI> ([Qi larttta Caila m Outer l.it!tits a> Gel SNrt ID Tllradan Gold
tD Ca ptiontd !Ins
12:00
0 T Wlltcllf Z0ttt U> lll0ti1: "Tht Looltn" (dr1l
55 Rory Calhoun. luhe Adams m 11twJ1Mt¥ie
-12:30-
0 Motrt: "Ch1ca10 Dudllnt"
(mys) •9 Alan ladd Donna Retd
U Slartitnt
CD lllowie: CJ "Tht LMs ti Car.
mu" (dra) ·•s Rita Haywo1th
Glenn ford. Ron Randell. Y1tlor JOiy
-12:40-
~) Mov1t: "S1ilor ot the !line"
(dral ·53 ltffrey Hunle<. Mrchul
Rennie
OJ Mow11: -'J "Strail·lacht"
(hor) '64 loan CrawlouJ. Drant
!laker
1:00
D ()fl lllldnicht s,ec1a1
l'J I S,y
-1:30-0 hlk•boul
2:00
O •o"u: A Tree Grows In Brooklyn. Man Made Monster"
l'J lllcwlt: "All MJ Sons'' (d1a) 48
£ dward G Robinson Bur1 lantasler
Ho.,ard Outt Ailene F r1nc1~
-2::ro-o Album Tr.ICU m lltl°'i4: "ltlund tllt Ma .. "
(mys) '32 Boris Karloff Conslanu
Cummincs J1t• Hon
-3:20-D Mot1t: "s.tond Cllanct" (dra)
·53 Robert Mitchum. l1nda Darnell la~ Palme
4:00
CJ Morie: (C) ''The ''Otlllst" (dra)
69-John Casile, l•n McKellen.
Susan Maere•!IY tD Moflt: "Nit Of This l.lftfl" (Kt
h) '57-Piul Birch. Omrly Garland.
Moron Jonu, Willl1m R11er1'•
Paige,l
;. ·:_ .~.?i-.~
I MORNINQ1
I
"I may be eccen(ftc but I m not lcooky · says Joan
Hae/cert m defining her role as a working wife m the new
comedy series. Another Day She co-stars with David Groh
in the show, amng Saturdays at 9PM on CBS Miss Hackett
bur/I a reputation ss a serrous dramatic actress on and Off
Broadway and in many highly-praised television and film
rotes. But in 1969 she drew rave notices for her comic
performance In the feature film, ··support Your Local
Sheriff." end drscovered the challenge of berng funny.
"The secret of comedy 1s the unexpected," sh& seys "II
may be your character's reaction lo a sr1uat1on or the timing
of th& reaction But in fact. you're lceepmg the eudience off
balance because you are too."
Miss Hackett finds the tightrope act that results takes a lot
of hard worlc but is most rewarding "I worlc on how I move.
how my voice sounds. what my face is doing Our show 1s
done before sn audience and I really depend on the1r
reaction in my trmmg ..
Her comedic style has been compared with that of Irene
Dunne and her husky voice rs reminiscent of Jean Arthur's
But Miss Heclcett has en arr ot Intense concentration that Is
her own "I'm not making believe there, .. she smiles "I do
worlc to make things turn out funny and 11 shows "
She sympathrres all the way with the concept of Another
Day. whrch concerns a famlly's adjustment when the wife
and mother takes a job Groh plays an advertising executive
in Phlladelph11J whose wife. portrayed by Miss Haclcett, goes
to worlc for an Insurance flfm and does very well there His
mother. Hope Summers. lives with them and takes a dim
view of working wives There are also two children, a
sophisticated 18-year-old daughter (Lisa Lindgren) and an
t 1-yHr-old son (Al Eisenmann)
"Women believe their husbands find them more
interesting If they have a working Interest outside the
home." Miss Hackett says "Wives also feel more fulfilled
and satisfied on a persons/ level. But there are problems
rising out of the division of household chores and keeping 8
balance between career and family There's a very solid
foundation to what we do-we Show how one couple
handles the problems "
8:00
II Tllat's Cat
CD Sll11rise Su!attt a c-.ntty '-'Nd CD Uniwersity of Ille Air
-6:30-
.. QI) ltuha1111111d AU &'I Bia Y111ty
D Hot f lldrt Sllow <!DJ Culture of Ancitnt CSYPt CD Ullit Sb
fZl) Captioned ""'
7:00
D Sunrise S.mutu .. a Hon1 t1on1 rllooer
8 (]) (JG) Sllperfriends ltour
CD TV ClllSIOOlll a The l'Tl Club
CD Elellltlltat) Ntwi
II) Womn lletl to Rul
fZl) Yop for Ht1ttll
-7:30-D C-t1 Three
11 al> Go Go Globttrotte11 U l'lcneltt11 CD MOYie: , ~ "Thiel of
DlllllKUS" (1dv) '52-Paul Henre1d
lell tDonnell John Sutton lon
Ch1ney, £Jena Yerdu10
II) lbnper --..
fD The AdilllS Chrtnida
8 :00
O CD ThrM llollollic Stootes
U lllowil: '1oNc.ce llNd" (dra)
'41 -Gene Tierney. Dana Andre-s 8 CD ®J Llff.A-Lympla D Mowit: CtJ "Zita" (dra) '&8
Joanna Sh1rokus, Kalina Puinou.
Suzanne flon
-8:30-
fJ Cl) Speed Bu117
II) llebop m fttlin1 Fret
9:00
O (]) Bup Bunny/Road llunner
CD Movie: "l'aris Model" (com)
'53-Ma11lyn Muwell, Paulette God
dard. Eva Gabof, 8arb1ra La,rence.
le1I £rd.son. Tom Conway, Cecil
Kellaway
II) Sim Y Ofty
fD Turnabout m 1rai11tt
-9:30-
.. QI) Tllllll 1'111• 1'111tMr
U Mo•ie: ~ "Appoint1111nl In
ltolldum" (adv) '53-Gttnn Ford
Ann Shendan
fD z ..
10:00
II 0 B1UJ hllb llld the Nihrits • ()) <!DJ Ktotft .,..
D Wlftted: Dud tf Air..
II) Mowit: (t) "Tiit l.oM Hand"
(wes) '54-Joel.McCru
m Y'tsiott °" ED Tributll Mfiu
-10:30-
D CD lat1111n/Tarun
.. 0 $pl(t Sttitintls
Ill Mofie: Ct) "to4rill1 YS. the Smoc Monsttr" (SCl·fl) '72-Aktra
Yamauchi. H1royukl Kawase
fZl) 011tt Upon A Classic •
TV WEEK, APRIL 16. 1978
·~~~..f .... ~·~·~~; Melwrn Dou&fas, Bru Drnson.
Ktith 81Jnd11d and 8atb111 Rush CD I.A l'ltttnis m,...
-11:30-
D CD Seaeb tf las CD llGIMllt Musk
'O)Tht Wd OMs
An•RNOON I
12:00
fJ CD Fat AIMrt • (]) <Ill Allltriull llndstancl
Ill TN East Side Kies CD ltlls w..-111 lartkll
SJ The Frend! Cflel
. -12:30-
fJ CD S,m kl4tmy
D Newt HOLLYWOOD TEEN
• Jimmy/Kristy McNichol
Willie Almes, LTD I
V1lerie lertinelli!
8 (]) Holfywot4 Tun Ch11sty
McN1<hol hosts this teen s/low
(JO) Ditc.o I 0 CD TMhttrs
O>IWS41M4 m Crume Stitdlt1J
1:00
D Mr. M1roo
(])TOI*
.... 7 <Ill Ani!Mb AnU.,b CD S.UI T r11n
ft) A111iott1 A port111I ol Arthur
Armotte lhal tracts his development
as a conlempom., Indian
1111s1
-1:30-
fJ CI> CBS fll111 Futinl 8 Mowit: Ct) "Tiie Whitt Warr*"
cilldv) '61 Steve Reeves
l{t.) u plorin1 tit• Arts
11J Abbott & Costello
<IDl Ad1m·IZ ,,..-
0> Mo.it: "Ma incl-II Kitti• Go to
Town" (com) '50-Mar,one !\lain
fil) Junior World Curllna
Ch11119ionslllps
2:00 D Otkt Journey to Adventure
II (J]) ltoustOfl Open Giff TMM·
men! Live cover11e of semi f1n11
round hom the Woodlancn Country
Club 1n Houston, Teus &'I The li1 Vlllty
({) Motlt: I.CJ ''Stcond Chance"
(dra) ·~-Robert M1lchum Ltndl
Darnell
Ciai lrlllli4t
CD Ma..t l111posnte
9) Hist.ry .t Mtlico
-2:30-
D It "'" All K1ncb (]) lltn Griffill Sllow
3:00
U lloMllu
• Grutest s,orts Lettnds
G Mowie: "Destry Rldes A11l11"
(wes) '39-Marlene D1elnch. <II lloM: CC) "DtH •111" ( d11)
'69-Peter Lawford. CD lloM: CC) "The Cai11t Mutilly"
(drt) '54-Humphrey 8oRart
Q) Tar11n
TV WEEK, APRIL 18. 1978
-3:30-7:00 9:00 11 :00
8 ()) CIS Sptrta SJtdmlt1 e Ttltletllt$ G CD ~ Day 11'1 Kelly who's 9 (J) • CJ) <ml !Ins
Rodrito Va~ YS HllfO Co110. In • (I) llleWI • in love. bul irs Ptpa DOn wllo has 1U •• a ""'? .,
-..a\o~~.B~• ~~~·~ '"'-·Ji~-..11t.r•..,~11....~ ...... ~-~~H • -~ · .... t · · > • ·r.· 111 ~ ~' ~ ~ ,...·~ ~-.. • eweithl CflaM~Cono ~"'I • .. ~ ~~~ ._. -.. ' "' ..... , ~ll(tlTclir ..
4 finked No S by !ht Wortd Bo11n1 II s;;.;. Qt) ltne D o Seturor 1111~1 Mt,li: • MMlle WrtM~ Tht Alllltlts
Aslot11t1011. (fl ...,_,II J,o $'-CC) (lllf) "Ai,,ort '75" (R) (d11) en ActlOll vs Co.cites Nl·Alner~n
II S.~ a» 9 Llwrt11et N SM '7'-Chulton Heston, !Uren Black. Tum
• (I) Tilt 'roleuitnal Bowlen o Olct U,. A Cl** Geor1e Kennedy . ._ltn Reddy. 18 A4latill City Lilllib
T•t Tiit SIS0,000 Frmtone Tocirna fD c:aDwMt TMicttt Susan Cl•rl. Cloua Swl!ison, Elrem 93 Tiie r .. IMllle
mtnt ol Cll•mpions lrom tht Rmm G) 1oa 0. llt1lc.o Zimbali$I Jr , llnd1 Bt11r, Dana An -J l • l 5-
unes 1n Aaf!>n Dh10 9 Aultll City Unllb drews, Myma Lo1, Roy Th1nnu, Sid (I) llltflt' CC) ;,TIM Ima'••" SI Old flltnd1, llt• f ritn41 C1t5'r When a S1111ll pnv1te pl.ne • ' "H°'ey" The p1em1ere ol th1s ~mn -7:30-collides With I jumbo !ti.• steward (1dv) SB-Grecorr Peck. Jou
Plf1 sents about relationshrps bt 8 s.21.000 f'yru1W ess t•les control unhf etfo<ts can bt Collrns
tween cener1tions •nd the JOY' and (I) W..·12 m•de to place a pilot on bolrd Y111
$truu les ot 1JOW1n1 older, presents a II la S..rdl Of,. m1d·111 transfer
potttllt ol lwo men, lather ind son, • S,.Clal £•itioll 811bm Feldon a rn <ml I.on 1o1t (2111) Cuuts
wllo sh11e a l1mous name Ho.er reports on lhe Le8oyer method of 1ppea11nc tn thts special episode
Carmichael Senn host rred Roaers ch1ldb1rth. new lhink1n1 on DNA. • include Desi Aln11 Jr .. Adrrennt 811
1nttr11ews H0111. Jr 1nd St as llley 13 yur.otd motorcycle r1C1nt cham beau, H11old Gould, Fernando
tell the11 stOIJ ot how the son of • pion. dots trained lo see~ oul L1m11, Michelle Lee. Juliet Mills.
l1mous lather feels u he crows up bombs, ud lu rns how to lrtm up Ou Rowan. John Schuck, Larry
O Mo,le: CC) "Youna ~111 ti tved musdes llnouah uomtlllt uer StOIGll. Karen Valen!IM end
Ttm" (•es) '62-Jimu Mitchum, crses from mOdet Cher/I Tiecs. Stephanie Zimbahsl.
Al1n1 Ladd. (I) llttfl't ,... CD Arttt1 Soutr The Los Anceles
. O Tilt AIMrlun Slllf'Y D Tilt Way It Wn Aztecs vs the fort L1ud.,d1le
CJ.a) Tll.tt'1 lloltpMd Stnh ll, 4:00 ID U..11 TllolMt Rtmtmkfs fa Hiio 11o lktnte e VtJ•lt to tflt llotlom tf the Su fl!) Tilt Two lllNl11les CD HIW.IMlo Ot 8o1/loslU '""
CD Mttit: "fht t'oun1 Docto,... IH lbstt1Jltcot Tlltatrt
(dra) '61-rredrtc March. Ben 8:00
C•uar1 U (() The Jeff•~ Georee must -9:30-fa l.AtiM ConlOftl•m ma-• 1 painful adm1ssron when he G lD llla!Mlt In the conclud1n1 -4:30-d15CO'lt11 lie needs Flolence far mOfe Pll1 of 1 three-o1rt eplsodt S9t•U fD Qw l'asl USA than he could ever etpe(I start fly1n1 when the nt•IJ ap
8 ''"'°" AM11<t D @ CHll'S "Runhn&" (R) A 11n1 potnl~ US Con1resswom1n Maude of 1naenrous b1f c1ly calllt rustle11 Findlay arrim 1n Wash1nflon D C 5 :00 plan lo defraud an rll$Urance com lhrow1n1 • monkey wrencll 1nlo the a WiN WotW tf Aftitub piny and 1n rneb111ttd dn~u •1lh pohtical 1111ct11ne~ by 1nsmin1 upon G Cl) SW Tre• rmporlanl poht1C1I conneclton! dome lhrnrs "het" W1J e (I) AIC"S W'tdt Wot14 of $poJb cau$t$1dd11tonal trouble !or the CHP Cl llotrit: (90) "Tiit U11t.1rtllly"
D llotrit: CC) "Cd lilt Inna" 0H1urs (str h) ·~7-lohn Carradine
(com) '63-Bob ~. Aft1t1 [kbe11 8 lloN: (2M "1111. Steffilll10I" crm 0 """ (drl) '44-Claude IU1ns. Betit DIYtS
GI Mtvlt: "ula711te bcad1illt" It CD £IJl NlllllEJf lltl I S...11
(d11) '!i8-Tab Hunt11, D•v1d Jan Toetll* A ml/SIC and nriety hour
uen. Clint EutWOod. Tom l au1hlrn stamna Mel T1lhs and Su5'n Aftton
fa Startlty C11, "''°" H1ahh1llts include Mel. u a de~
9 llb•11t1 " C..11 maeant •ho copes with Susin-an fa Star S.Cur ove1enth11siutic policewoman who -5:30-1ust arrested Donny and Mane,
Su5'n 1s the sophrstlcated TV 1oss1p 9 Tiit Met Is Ritht columni$t. H0pe Diamond, interviews 11 Ollnl tm AllC WW. Wolld of Spotts 81llJ Carter al a "Simon Says" con·
9 A#lltd Ttdlllil!uet tf Sktchini tut he's 1ud11na. and Mel sines "lltss an An&el Good M01nin1.'' tnd
•V•NINQ
8:00
DD())""' ..... : (t') (211r) "Tllltf ol 111· d••" (1dv) 61 -Steve Reeves,
Ge0t11a Moll
Cl) MM!; (.1:) {2111) "I.Mt HI A
~ ..,.." (com) '61 Tommy
Sands. f abran
0 Sbl41o s.
SJ Tiie Oriclnab QI llbry TJltf lleioft
-6:30-
•• (I) llleWI CD AtMttic ~Wt llllbfyTJttf M.t 9 Qlle hsa, USA flD T11n1Mwt "Sooner or laler" A
look 11 the problems ol mothe11
S1nae1 Nancy Wilson and 1nthropoto
&•st Laur• H1dt1 talk 1bollt mothe1 hoocl at 40: phy&rclans de111011st11te
a lest lo delttmlne 1bnorm1hhts rn
a 1rowlnt fetus, Iha film "Ad1pt1n1
lo Mothet1lo0d" " sllown
(U hwltctlH
0 Clllfontit TOfript
"Be<:k Home Aaain " a Mowlt: (90) "Tiit ltP,nlnc Of
the End'' (M:1.f1) '57-Peter Craves.
Peuie CHiie
CD JERtlY MED l SAMMI
• SMITH 011 HEf HAW m .... HIW Jerry Reed, and Sammt
Smith 1uest
al Moorit; CC) (Zhr) ''Warp.1111"
(wtS) '~I-Edmond D'Bnen, Oun
Jag er
fB llnW~ "° o.madt At•IJO 8 ON frieNt, llfll fritllds m Moorit: "Open aty" (drt) '46
Anni M11nani
llll llaif•
-8:30-u no KlllCKT SffOW-* llEW COMEDY SUIESI U (])Tilt Tt4 llMpt SM Roser
Dennis has to cope with 1 drunken
Caster bunny while his JOb hun1tn1
son. Winston. decldti whether lo cet
11Ch !With UllCle Burt DI help h11 did
wtlh lhe 11rls 11 lhe e$COl1 a1enq
• CJ) cm o,tlllltfl '•ttlctat When Ille Se• Ticer arrives loo lite to
pd up a USO troupe, the officers
ind crew llUI on thelf own show tor
str1nded mar1nu
tll) llacll flift11111kt11 Miii ol f1Mt
-9:40-m llh111an: FIJ•way
10:00 8 CIS R.,U "Tht Politics
ol Abottion" A repori on the h11hly
or11n11td movement lo rever~ lhe
1973 Supreme Court dttrsion le&1h1
1n1 1bort1on CBS news corruoon
dent Brll Morers revrtws tile
tomphc1ted constitutional 1nd phil
osophreal PIOblems created by the
aboftion 1uue-p1oblems perceived
by many to be fundamentally related
lo the lea•I separahon ol Church and
Slate The role or reli(IOUS 11oups-in
particular the Catholrc Church -ts
eu m1ned rn the broadcast
Q) c.llaa• 9 ~I• The Crusaders fl)Tlle~ a """' "" t11t "1ts1Mt1111
-11:30-
• llltwle: CC) "lartfoot iA Ill•
'"'" (com) '67-Robert R1df01d Jane Fonda, Chules Boyer
D at Sat11'4IJ lflpt lift Sim M1rt1n hosts
• liltwle: (.1:) "S•lrih ol the Otff" (susp) '69-B11c11te Budot,
Allin Delon, Jane fonda.
CI> Moollt: CC) "Cltizt11 K.a11t" (dra)
• 41-0llOn Welles. Joseph Cotten Cl Mowlt: CJ:) ''Tiit Stcrtt Dool"
(susp) '64-Robert Hutton <ml lllowlt: CC) "Dtldllt1 TllH IM
Malt" (1dv) '67 -Richard Johnson
CD lllwlt: "Alter tflt Tllln Man"
(mY') '36-Wlfllam Po.ell
m StrMtflMa ~' m 11act ren,tdM on ttit """ 8 Twillpt ltM
-12:30-...... ,~
CD The Litt SM
-1:30-
• Me¥1t: "SilMI Clltfwf" (1drl '59-Liurence Harvey
G TM Adfttttuta m llltwlt: "'-t Art tlie Days"
(com) 6J Ossre Davis, Ruby Dee
2:00
8 lllwlt: CC:I "Drum leal" (1dv)
'54-Alan Ladd, Audrey Dillon m lltwlt: "'andlo vui. ••turns"
(1dv) '51 -leo Carrillo. Jonelle
Comber
-3:30-e Mowlts: "The Frozen Ghosl,"
"The Early Bird"
G lllftfe~H"lllt Very £411" (d11)
'63-Richard Todd. Anne Heywood m lltwit: "CrNtlllts of l>tstruc·
tlon" (sc1·fl) '68-les Tremayne,
Alon K1nu1d, Pal Delaney
, ... 11
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TV WEEK, APRIL 16, 1976
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